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It will give you a brief review of how the liver might be Indicated would depend entirelyon the cause of e enlargement. 1 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 9£ INTItAPITJOP4AL. INPIAN!! It V I INFO OVER 7D i7A-rAPROCESSl5r . CHNELL I ://j A 1W W "? ~FLA~-,E_ I.. I __ ys SIDE GLANCES / i//I \1 ' I//I - "I / r . 0" II ' / in ___ --.-_1 " 1 , , --- \ \ \ '\ \\ __ _.L... \ 41$31vffiAwtv%jSP.,,. i . by Garry Trudeau 0 ________________________ JJ VJ A7"6 ?" 6000 7wx5. I - 41 -... - • r Rpm M6 71,llatEy / AWARW 8y, 'VVt I '-/ , '1/ ' .•.., (47Y / .; I. - - . . - " - • __ ' 's - "7 11 ith L ongwood's Counci i Wi 1 . .. ; _. - .. i .:-, -.,1. ". --- --~, -_,;.., ... . --,. I .: I _., -, . " . ,ill' By DOINNA ESTES "conscientious" with a real desire to serve. Knowles said that a , 7- .. .., , * Herald Staff Writer I , ~ , . I doubt exists within the staff's minilis, however, as to whom they - I . . . are responsible to. when decisions are to be made, and what has .1 ,4 , . . . .1 ., . , I Sanford City Manager Warren E. (Pete) Knowles is a top priority. - . ( professional, not only in the city management and engineering The 23-year veteran city manager said he was not recom. I __ _E . . . fields, but in knowing, and practicing, how to handle and get along mending that the city hire a manager or an administrator but -) A , with people. rather than that an -administrative pivot point" bee named, . . -.- - -- - By ED PRICKETT would aid incumbent Congressman Richard Kelly. Herald Staff Writer So, it was anticipated that Republican earnal is Run, Sid, run. missioners would turn up the heat in hopes of Run for Congress. Hun to the county commission driving ViWen from the kitchen. chambers where Republicans are fast becoming But like the proverbial cat that always lands on better than notfung when you are trying to win a job, highly critical of your poor attendance at county its feet, Vihien hints at resignation while promising that will cost you in the neighborhood of $115,000 — commission meetings. to make a permanent "pet" out of the orange lady if you win. Run to see the lady bug Republican Com- bug Kimbrough placed on his desk. The Ilepubfican's weapon, of course, was missioner John Kimbrough placed on your desk as a But the truth must be that Vihlen's advisors tell provided by VihIen. Because of his race for Kelly's symbol of his desire to "bug" you into resigning him to lay back, take it easy. Just wait and see what Congressional seat, Vihlen misses meetings. your $15 062-a year position as county corn.- de%elops And at all costs avoid a shooting match Almost on a regular basis Vihien skips work shop missioner. with fellow commissioners. meetings on Mondays. And he missed five budget It came as no great surprise to see Kimbrough With a tougf: race coming up, who needs a sessions in a row last week and was not in atopen up on Democratic Commissioner Sid Vthlen shooting match on the home front' tendance at the sixth session Friday morning Jr earlier this week Andbeingacommlssionerprovidesanexcellent But re is illogic in the logic of Vihlens Political theorists long ago predicted Kimbrough campaign platform. It takes no real 3avv-y to un. reasoning as to why Republicans shouldn't want to and Coiissloner Richard Williams would attempt derstand that a commissioner s words carry more see him step down to pressure Vihlen into stepping down. weight than your average campaigner. Though the Last week Vihlen said Governor Askew might The reasoning was that gunning VihIen down part-time pay is only $15,062 yearly. that's still appoint County Commission candidate John J OuCly 'My First [ .-' l U Alexander if he resigned. That, VihIen surmised. Vihlen resignation would hurt the Republicans. could hurt Republicans because Alexander could Another thing to consider is the possibility of the then run as an incumbent against Republican office governor refusing to make such an appointment on seeker Bill Kirchhoff. short notice."I don't think the governor would fill it But the unanswered question is how much of an (the vacant seat)," Kwiatkowski said. advantage would it be to Democrats to have their Realistically, Kimbrough would like to see man appointed to the commission a scant month ViMen go. About the only other person Kimbrough prior to the primaries' criticizes is Democratic County Atty. Torn "There wouldn't be any advantage," says Freeman. And Freeman, true to the politics of the Democratic CommLssioner Harry Kwiatkowski. moment and of his party designation, feels the same No advantage that is other than the publicity about Kimbrough generated by the resignation and subsequent apFor Vihlen to sidestep the RepubUcan 4. spioilers" pointment. on the commission, he must run. Kwiatkowski who is privy to a number of inner his opposition In the Democratic primary he mtt workings of Seminole Democrats says the only run thing Vihlen's resignation would do for Alexander is And to try and bring credence to his statement cause the Sanford Democrat to run out and change that a resignation would hurt the Republicans he all the signs to read 'to keep -instead of elect.' " must run. And Kimbrough just scoffs at the concept that a Run. Sid, Run. WI! . r %j, ~x 1: ,A . - %47f?k ',W*i-!!J._4-', -"-. ` ,~, ,, : ~ 1'~: , 4 74 ,- .~f, ~ ,,%- - . .:,*.! - .- . t-'.,-'~4iy0i~_ti-?,_ . j;-,t "a $' Iit y saW') ;). 11,;~T Concern Is The Truth,' Thomas Scarpello Says Investigator Sunday Edit Herald In the way of editorial content. Herald staffers bring you new Insights into what was is god . . ., which is a earnmentary on various news beats It's on Page S-A ys S Public • . ght By BOB UOYD Herald Staff Writer l •!., , _t"__~'. ,' I 11 IF . -, 't'-L. - I'll :li:1I But in the last fewyears don't know hattoexxct 14)13 -t ni.ighbur who hasn' t talked to defendants from the past But ___________ . ;~t _Z_~ I --- I 1, -ot~ with rapid development in of them think that when they go ~, ____ pohce and who has information many days he can be found , ' _! E7 Central Florida, there's been a to court for first appearance I '.aluable to the defense inside the county jail or out In 4iWq tj r" Thomas W. Scarpello works tremendous increase in and advising of their rights by a ' You have to like the job and the community by 6 a.m. in. i. !11 . ,~, from early morning until late at criminal cases here, he said .r judge or a preliminary hearing enjoy the work to stay with terviewing people before they ' ....', 1;c 4; i-'night searching for and inScarpello estimates that up to that this is their trial he said _T s Scarpello s job day in and day go to work Sometimes his work r -, ter% iewing witnesses 85 per centof the people jailed A key to developing rapport , *it - week after week — in days don't end until 10 or 12 at c'-4 V. -'' 11 I I P_ Sometimes, he says he feels in Seminole on misdemeanor and understanding with clients I I.jc' Seminole where trials take night I \ I* ?' " Li like one man against the world and felony charges are is to talk to them in their own ptace approximately 50 weeks But I like to help people iI'"a 4-A Around The (Jock Scarpello is the one man represented by the Public Language' He maintains a file I the year. That's our job" ' 4-1 Bridge estigative staff working with Defender I of street names and many My first concern Is the truth Scarpello says the rewards of : &A six attorneys in Public Calendar . ....... 1t. ,,Our main concern is the guy times can be seen in bars and 1 1, I tell witnesses that we only the labor come when defen. li. %1) 4-C Defender Franklin Kelley's sittinginthatjail. Andthefirst establishments in low-income Comics I want the truth. That's all I'm dants express their ap........ Crossword 4-C Seminole County office at big huridle is getting the client's communities, where most of the .,,., 1,11,.~_` I looking for. Sometwies you'll preciation after they're 4- A Sanford When you catch him trust, once the public defender clients live, looking for defense Editorial \li have witnesses walk out after acquitted or e ven later from ., , is appointed to represent him." witnesses who are known by the . , ;~N ,sy -1 _. the defense attorney explains prison. I . . ....... . &A Dr. Lamb I~k- . you immediately discover that 4 ~- 11%In most cases, especially in defendant only by street names 15 perjury to them." Then there are other cHents 41 horoscope 4-C he really loves his work felony cases Scarpello talks and nicknames r The frequent jailhouse who walk from the courtroom .4-A Hospital harder to help In with the arrested person as In most cases, the only , " rumors that the Public free without giving a word of Obituaries 6-A defending a man than to arrest soon after arrest as possible source of information I have is "is ,t Defender ani Prosecutor work thanks -''-''I. ' ''. Sports .. .. ........ 11'~B him." said &arpeUo. "You've Communications between the defendant. Many times A together are false, Scarpel.lo "Sometimes they think we * _. Television ..•... . 6-8-D got to have it in your heart to Scarpello and a defendant are they've known people all their , says, but It is true that the can work miracles," Scarpeilo Women l4C work for the defense." priviledged just as are corn- lives. - - but only by a nickname ThOmas Searpello: 'I only want the truth. . .tbat s what I 'm adversaries respect each other. says. 'But we can't." looking for Scarpello, 42, is a former municatlons between attorney and maybe where they lie But they don't get to see our Take the diabetic defendant W EAT I I F: It Connecticut policeman who and client. Defendants' minds are freshest files and we don't see theirs." who called Scarpello recently operated a private in"Once they know you're on detai Is right after arrest and interviewing defendants, witnesses that were overlooked S, .arpeHo tries to maintain from his *1 cell one right. "He Saturday's hi gh 91, Sunday's vestigation agency in Brevard straight, they'll be straight wi th Scarpello tries to talk to them witnesses and po tential wit- by police, contact with clients in jail couldn't eat sweets and had low 73. County before joining the you. I tell them that's the way as soon as possible. nesses. Often he's sent looking for a throughout their experience been given a peanut butter and partly cloudy WouSb Sun- Pubhc Defender's fulltime staff it's got to be for us to help In Seminole and Brevard A graduate of the Bethany potential witness that the with the judicial system. He jelly sandwich. He wanted me day with . chance of afternoon In 1971 and mo ving his wife and them." Counties there's a public State Police Academy in defense becomes aware of the works as liaison between client to do something. I can 't get the and evening thundershowers. two children to south Seminole. Scarpello says that most of defender on duty 24-hours a Connecticut and a veteran day the trial week begins. In and defense attorney and keeps jail menu changed, and besides Highs In the upper 809 and low Prior to 1971 he worked the indigent clients have no idea day. But there's only one In. investigator, Scarpello is often Florida the prosecution is the clients UVormed on the u=tes & get a bdlanced diet 90 lows In the lOs- Variable parttlme as the Public how the criminal justice system vestigator. He usually carries a a step ahead or a step behind required to disclose its wit proess of their Cases and take it from me the food Li winds 10 mph Rain Defenders investigator and works caseloadof50to60casesatone the çohce nesses and evidence to the HIS work sometimes takes fabulous compared to what it probability Is 50 per cent worked one day each week in 'When they're arrested and time and he's working oii Sometimes, he says he defense well before trial but him out of state Inter-viewing L1 1sLj _________ 7 ______ inv -'4") _____ I 1 Her husband is a political candidate and he suffers irorn 4 l -Z' i ) 1~ 1-1im " i - ;- 'F I - - \ ' \ 11 4 — 1 tii J I 't J-'_ J . . 11, "1IAI '4-,I .' -— 1 I' 0 l k Knowles Shares Ex e r,,Ii's e . _ -il. , - An '\. (' (1 I t '' • ~~, - I i u ~/ r. V*1h1en Under Pressure As Con ress Race Heats T / I " A A 11~ N V ump Sc hwei er Seminole Commissioner Criticized For Absences . 5 :: DREAM HOME Y~ LA 1 . 4 '-"i' ovy.. •. -. V , I ' . • ot l " - - . D •z__-_.__________ -' — bv Gill Fox overexposure -\. care - _____ Today s hand should present A New York reader wants to e' no problem to any of you know if Harry Fishbein and readers or to the ordinary John Craw Io'rd who died bridge player, The small slam Carlier this year were among wheels in if South can locate the original 10 life masters the queen of diamonds You The answer is no harry eaerIl s it in the West 7.s life master IS and John and, The ordinary declarer e master 19 doesn't see it, but the simple (DO you have a question 'lay is to finesse against West for the expifr rS? Writ@ "Ask d he takes the simple play the Jacob this When the late David Brucie. newspaper The JaCobys *0 who was life master number answer individual questions ) one, played it in the final it Stamped. sell-addressed round of the i938 Vanderbilt envelopes are enclosed rho he made no effort to make mosf interesting questions total since e game as will be used in this column and will receive copies of Ile first trick accounted for JACOt3y MOD ERN J'J - . `.-~11~~'. Iii P. l-JUT 1/ *WR WAR PAWN RL%P~ OFMS I4 10 9 - —..-.----- SORRY (I v A hQ OK 103 ' STOP by I K. Ryan E 106 ay He has taken qn the challenge of assisting the officials in someone to whom the staff would answer. Longwood in preparing their annual budget Working on a tight As for the budget he said the city should either amend its — — schedule-the budget must be completed in the next week in order charter or adopt an ordinance setting a schedule whereby budget to meet advertising and public hearing deadlines for adoption requests would be in councilmen's hands by July 1, adding that — I • before the Oct lbeginningofthenewfiscaiyear hehasallayed 'iv ' , the budgettsthecitysmostimportantdocwnent ..: .'squabbling among the council members on minor items while $c:Knowles began laying his groundwork several days before 1 sharing his philosophy of service and responsibility to the people meeting with the govermng body by holding workshops with ,r-' - r- ---Knowles sounded this week almost like a college professor department heads advising and cajoling them to get their % ' -" instructing a class in good government, while softening his tones requests in proper order. -I''z-.': ,. .. :- and showing his deference toward the elected officials. None --He suggested that all line items be justified in two separate .. appeared to be offended and all were high in their praise for the meetings with department heads, sharing Information on the T1o5jrd antITiiil[aWlgi-s olEuglewood, Fla., decided they 'd like to take a cruise on the St. Johns man. • proper way to request sums and the proper form the requests River and the Intra-Coastal Waterway. And what better way to do It than a 55-foot schooner that "I am not over 50 miles from Sanford, so I am not an expert," should take to best help the council make decisions and to help you've built yourself. Hodges built We boat from a design of a New England boatworks. It has a 14he said, adding,"I have picked up some tips that might be helpful the department heads get approval. foot beam and is pictured above as It was moored at the Lake Monroe Harbour Marina. 4 Herald to you." Pboto by Tom Vincent) I Ile went on the praise the staff of the city, calling them (Continued on Page I-A) 15 -, -! spades. cuffed a club, plJ%ed his last two trumps wiIe chucking the last spade and club from dummy East did his best by chuck ( ing his last two spades, but West had to throw a diamond somewhere along the wa Dave decided he only did this because he had nothing but diamonds in his hand, whereupon it was a sime matter to play West for the diamond queen .A _ WE so,cEP -n • AKQ or HW MSIS I'? - TUMBLEWEEDS SPML.IT. US GOT SNUFFER Dr. - - - "MP'ENI,ANV r M cI 11 •Q864 AJ953 54)1 III og e you more orma On most common cause of death In on enlargement of the liver I American males between the am sending you The Health Letter number 7-8 Livin With agesex, of 25 and wo 4 recommen _____________________ that your husband eat a diet P_i aw i reasonably high in protein i .oeg obtained mostly from lean meats 'Ihese contain substances that help prevent the NOT" accu.mulation of fat in the liver. A daily all- purpose vitamin tablet is not a bad idea. iivYaiiu t hose generalizations nc.tIo., FROM ,-.\- _________________ can happen to it, as well as what the liver and never know it. Theone one should do to protect the rests under the ribs on the liver. others who want right side. It fits into the dome- information can send a long, shaped right half of the , stamped, self-addressed en. diaphragm. An X ray, liver velope and 50 cents for it. Send scan or feeling the size of the your letter to me in care of liver by physical examination is Evening Herald P.O. Box 320 necessary to tell if it is enlarged Sanford Antonio, Texas 78M. or not. Cirrhosis of the liver is A liver may enlarge because scarring and eventually conthe heart fails. The blood ac. tractiGn of the liver. Cirrhosis cumulates in the liver and may develop after enlargement swells it somewhat like a of the liver, depending on what sponge swells when it is soaked caused the enlargement. It can with water. That is apparently be caused by many different not your husband's problem diseases, including blockage of drainage of the bile. The most fairly obvious and severe signs common cause though of heart disease that causes this excess use of alcohol. of liver swelling. Not knowing wh.9t has caused It may enlarge because of the enlar gement of your accumulation of fat, called husbands liver, it is not fatty liver. This can be possible for me to be specific associated with drinking too about what he should do about much alcohol. The individual it. I would guess that his doctor drinking alcohol may think he is did not think it was caused by a getting Y serious problem or he would liver Is niiclsoandrecommended dergoing changes. treatment. Fatty Infiltration of the liver i do think it would be a very also occurs in a number of good Idea for him to tilt drinking alcohol in all forms at may enlarge with in- once. Cirrhosis Of the liver, nuiatlon, as occurs with most often caused from a .. I DEAR DR. LAMB — Recently my husband had a liver scan and was told he has an enlargement of the Li%er. No medication or diet was prescribed He has an oc casional cocktail. Having never heard of enlargement - only cirrhosis — Is this serious? Should he see another would you give? * le ver _____ ,,.I .- , ,. ' - . i - --- , . - -#~ , V -'r THAT NEW LIKES JUGHEAO,BUT SHE'S TOO SHY To M ET HVA! NI v_t, - _7~ r - - '- i . . I ers k 1 . i 64 ac B WASHINGTON (AP).....SomeofRonald Reagan's Saturday contacting persons who have been Senate since 1969. delegate survey has shown. But eight days be fore Saturday after chasing after delegates in key conservative hackers say there's a strong, recommended for consideration on a Ford ticket. "There are telephone calls and letters criss- the convention's start, Ford still is leading with Schwelker's home state Friday. organized effort to dump his hand-picked running They U be asked to keep the conta ct COfl crossing this country like crazy," said Sen. Jesse 1,103 delegates to Reagan's 1,034. There are 122 On the Dernocratic ' side, presidential candidate mate Sen. Richard Schweiker, if Reagan captures ' . fidential, Nessen said Friday. He declined to In- Helms of Ncrth Carolina, a Reagan backer "I could uncommitted delegates, and it takes 1,130 for Jimmy Carter remained at his Plains, Ga., home the Republican presidential nomination. dicate how many persons will be asked to submit name you a hundred prominent Republicans who nomination. for a long weekend before traveling Monday to Three congressmen, all influential Reagan health and financial information on a confidential have said they are sticking with Reagan but The AP total counts only those delegates publicly Washington, where he is scheduled to give a conbackers, said Friday that if Reagan wins the GOP basis wi th the understandin that it would be made Schweiker is another story." stating a preference or legally bound — not those sumer speech to the Public Citizens Forum. nomination at the party's convention some sup- public if they were Consumer crusader Ralph Nader will visit Carter Rep. Tom Curtis, Reagan's state -man in leaning toward a candidate. porters may seek to have the vice presidential Ford met with some delegates from South in Plains today to brief the candidate on consumer Missouri, said he has discussed with other Reagan Des1'ite assurances f R d Sch nomination decided by the convention delegates. many backers the possibility of an open ballot for the vice conservative Republicans have i committed South Carolina Agate, Raymond W. Plains will have another Washington visitor next Meanwhile, President Ford is accelerating his concern about the Reagan candidacy since the presidential nomination. Sifly of Orangeburg, said afterwards he has decided week. CIA director George Bush will travel there search for a running mate. White House spokesman selection of Schweiker, owner of a liberal voting Reagan's choice of Schweiker has not caused any to support Ford. Thursday to give Carter a second foreign policy Ron Nessen said Ford associates were to begin record whfle representing Pennsylvania In the mass defection of delegates, an Associated Press Reagan and Schweiker headed into West Virginia briefing, the White House said Friday. situations that call for staying enterprLilng. Vw vvill (bid tit power you'll have an edge over ways to add to your resource )ourcompetitorstoda). Hang and acquire things Youe In there If you want to be suc- always wanted. 53 54 55 63 - - j 57 58 59 60 11Y Bob Montana - 111111111111111111111111111 __________________________________________________________________________ 48 1i1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - ~61 Select livel corn nions TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov.C have to be a trifle y I - oShvear, No!unday!si1976 worthwhile - 1 IFIetivilit - You won't enjoy the company of 31 Seep 32 Russian city 33 Resist 38 Elishop's-worl I I Famous Italian cessful. r Mort Walker nit-r ' Te4E rTC.t.4E', rcic A .~-. A5.~ CF WATE Z '\ ARIES (March 21-April 19) 9 Lachrymal (boll drop 40 Ear tO Spanish cheers 46 To strip of :: t' M!mvr 100 R Take a seat 8 Used in Chewing 64 C urved bone 25 Negative prefix 65 Printing measures by Art Sonsom TALK 0 In order to get 21) You're rather da ring personal 49 Skeleton part your Ideas across to others. It where a chance concerned. 21 Hearing 50 Be en. can be done without ruffling gain organs 51 Word of terprising, but don't take wild s feathers. 66 Action irt anyone 23 Positive sorrow 30 67 Paid notices electrodes 53 Girl's name GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) risks. for 34 isiang) making front the old and dis5 Lion sound 2 D;rnrruic Nehend, carded something useful and speak today, to protect 6 Tender suffix 27 Olfactory City functional. Put your skills to interests. Defend that which 37 U S 3 Prod oigan 59 Egyptian government 4 Dead body 29 Chinese work around the house. pleasure god , you believe to be right. agency f ) -- Haw pagodas 60 Dine CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 25-Feb. 19) may be your lot today to sta Your investigative faculties are _______________ up for someone you re fond of exceptionally sharp today. A I') _'' '& who isn't as bold as yourself. for roIects needinu 14 - ac - n ng. Do 't let another intimidate researc aiju F ,6 her ii PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ' 22 If you LEO (July 23.-A 1 1 - 19 want work you're having dne Take the initiative today, 2() 2 — for you today performed faster Arrange to get together with — — 22 23 24 — — like to know and more efficiently, It might be smart to offer a bit more better. He'H be happy you called . than the going te. — VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept.22 35 36 YOUR BIRTHDAY Situations that call for you to be Aug. 7, 1916 both bold and clever should be 37 38 39 40 41 __________ your cup of tea today. Meet -—— Y i 1 f' I 24 • 6 Sea eagle 7 communication instrument 20 Concise 61 Single thing 22 Feminine 62 Educational name - I EDITION 0 For So 16 Toothed (Fr ) 52 Not outer 17 At the age of 56 Lubricate Rittin) 57 Ancient I a Ways of stringed i THE BORN LOSER — / ~_w I SUNDAY -1 ealer sign : II IIi. 49'Nervous I: _ % 10 ,1116 ,11111_% I HOROSCOPE 14 ________________________ I I Puzzle am 43 Isaac's son Milo I 44 Days of yore III ~ P:o: 41 Buddhist Sect 42 Elementary iE! I — Facts Bod y GOODNESS I . .I - Friday, Aug., 17 _________ I ON .1 i --- --- 8—Evening Harm III, Sanford. FL T -- --,*---,-*,-7* - _____-1-_-1__ - of mi ' �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 11111111 __ Sunday, Aug. I, in - _11111111111111111111111111111111111111 Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NAME STATUTE FOR Notice IS hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, engaged in business at 115 Elm Dr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1401.CA.04-C Casseiberry 32707, Seminole County, Notice is hereby given that the Florida. under the fictitious name of undersigned. Pursuant to the In Re: The Marriage of I3AERS PAINTING SERVICE, and "F ictitious Name Statute", Chapter SHELBA S. TRENT. WORLD Struggle IN BRIEF Lebanon Cease-Fire Replaced By Fighting BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) The latest cease-fire In the Lebanese civil war appealed all but dead Saturday as fighting flared in scattered locations In Beirut a near bby - mountains. "The cease-Fire Is, for all practical purposes, nonexistent. It amounts to no more than a piece of paper," a security officer said. Security officials and hospitals Saturday reported the highest casualty figures In eight days —245 killed and 406 wounded. But Dr. Hassan Sabri KholI of Egypt, the Arab League's chief mediator, said he remained optimistic the ceasefire would work, He said he was awaiting final Syrian agreement to join a meeting with Christian, Palestinian and Lebanese Moslem representatives on deploying league peacekeeping troops In buffer zones between the cornbatants. Arms Sales Called tEssential TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says the continuation of major arms sales to Iran is essential to American national security, a stable Middle East and to balancing Soviet power. "Th resident, the Secretary of Sthte nd the government of the United States do appreciate the nat ure Gf this relationship," Kisslngei said in a toast at a dinner in honor Friday night. Kissin ger concludes two days of talks on arms, oil and nuclear reactors Inameeting today with Iranian Finance Minister Hushang Ansary at formal session of the U.S.Iranian economic commission. - HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST6 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Robert E. Hosford Marvin Johnson Bennett Manning Orrie Bell Nelloms John Nettles Vera Rhodes Catherine Slaughter 'ifimia Scott Wesley Smokes Alice Snonick, Deltona Annie Bennett Annah Lee Bell Edith Brown Laura Buskey Pearl Jones Patricia Labrusciano Donna Mangum Sherlyn Sheppard John Senn Ida Vann Carl Vanwinkle Roy C. Massey, Chuluota Lewis Annis, DeBary Lillian Breen, DeBary Ber tha Owens, DeLand Elizabeth Grandi, Deltona Ronald O'Shel, Longwood Evelyn Arther, Winter Park DISCHARGES Sanford: Margaret Barber Josephine Barr'iner - AREA DEATH MRS. LILLIE E. HODGES ED I1'uWs NOTE— Thomas Hutchinson swore that he sould live and die by the law. But It was principle, not la w, that was at stake In the years leading to the American Resolution, and Hutchin.son's failure to com-prehend this was his tragedy. For Freedom Ironi the Alter governorship, he sailed For England and counseled that force would keep Americans from taking up arms. He wrote friends in Massachusetts that the English nation would not let the colonies go without a war. Avidly consulted at first tie was taken to the ling on the day he arrived in London and questioned For two hours Hutchinson found himself less welcome in the colonial ministry as the crisis deepened. lie wrote in his diary. "We Americans are plenty here, and very cheap. Some of us at First coming are apt to think of but ourselves of other people do not think So, and Few if any of us are much consulted or inquired after." Clinging to the hope a per. manent split might be avoided, he refused a knighthood because it might hamper him if he should be reappointed governor. lie attacked the Declaration of Independence line by line, arguing that it merely revealed the secret goal of agitators independence who had said they simply sought the rights of Englishmen. lie followed the news from America closely. And he longed for home: "I am like the old Athenians; I can't bear the thought of laying my hones anywhere but With fl)) ancestors and friends in my native land." He died of a stroke in June, 1180, the same month that the con s t I t ut i Massachusetts, drafted by his old enemy John Adams, took effect. A year later the Revolution ended with the American victory at Yorktown. flow had Hutchinson ended 1iiiong history's losers" Professor Hailyn wrote: "More intelligent, tolerant, experienced and perceptive and less sanctimonious and self-righteo us by far th an most of those who opposed him, he was overwhelmingly the loser." Dispersing the mob after the Bostonmassacre in 1770. Hutchinson had cried out, "I will live and die by the law." [jut more than legality was at stake. One of the be st illustrations I of the conflict of ideas that led to the ss.ir and to in. being torced - By (,U' I)ARS1' Associated Press Writer BOS'I'ON Al') Two hunf ired years ago, as the new American nation proclaimed its independence, Oxford University in England conferred an honorary doctor of civil laws degreç on a man some Americans hated even more than King George Ill. That man, Thomas hutchinson, had been the last civilian governor of Massachusetts, and as such was denounced as tyrant by American patriots. Hutchinson was forced to seek his own recall as governor because the people of Massachusetts were convinced that he was plotting to destroy their liberties. A year later, in 1775, his successor, Gen: Thomas (age, sent troops to Lexington and Concord and the Revolution was under way. John Adams had written constantly of Hutchinson's "tyranny," his "very ambitious and avaricious disposition" and the "serpentine wiles of his head." 'l'he% were bitter charges f or native American who had spent years in public office. Hutchinson was born in Boston in 1711 and educated at Harvard. lie was a merchant who owned dozen homes and two commercial wharves, Entering politics at £, he held most of the important public offices in Massachusetts, and even served simultaneously as chief justice of the Su pe rior Court and lieutenant - - importance, - - . ' governor. Prof.Bernard Hailyn of Harvard, his biographer, wrote that the only portrait of Hutchinson shows him to have been a slim man, simply dressed: "The over-all effect is that of constraint, sunS plicity, and an alm os t to ta l lack of emphasis, flair or style." Most of his close friends were relatives. Ills wife, Peggy, bore him 12 children, five of whom survived infancy. her de ath broke his heart and he didn't remarry. - - Army. A member of the First Mrs. Lillie E. Hodges, 81, of Baptist Church in Painted Merritt Island, died Friday. Point, he is survived by his Born in Gotha, Fla., she moved wile, Mrs. Rose Plumley of to Merritt Island in 1963. She Lake Mary; one step-daughter, was a member of the First Miss Eloise Phillips, Lake NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on August 17, 1976 at 7.00 p m. or a soon United Methodist Church, Mary; six brothers, two sisters, I thereabter as possible, the Seminole County Port Authority and the Sanford. several nieces and nephews, 10 Seminole County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing upon the budget of the Seminole County Port Authority in Room Survivors Include two step-grandchildren and eight I 203, Seminole C ounty Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, a summary of said be ing as follows daughters, Mrs. Marjorie ste p-grandchil dr en. Vaughn of Merritt Island and Brisn F uneral Home is in I RECEIPTS AND REVENUES Balanced Carried F or ward S 31,346 Mrs. Lois Perry of Waycross, charge of arrangements. PAd Valorem Tax Receipts 0 Ga.; a son, Dan D. Hodges of Anticipated Port Revenues 250.844 Ft. Myers, four grandchildren Racing Commission Funds 60.000 and two great-grandchildren. Anticipated Interest Brisson Funeral Home in Income 5644 _.._ charge of arrangements. Saturday's high 91, Sunday's TOTAL REVENUE EXPENDIJRE low 73. WILLIAM D. PLUMLEY Construction Debt Partly cloudy through Sun. Service 2139.777 Mr. William D. Plumley, 51, day with it chance of afternoon Capital Outlay 1111 0110 Salaries 67.167 of Lake Mary, died Thursday and evening thundershowers. Board Meetings Highs in the upper 80* and low night, August 5, 1976. (Secretary) 710 Born in Painted Post, N. Y., 90s, lows in the 70*. Variable Other Salaries ocs Gas and Diesel he he came to s area in 1970. He winds 10 m.p.h. Rain (Resale) was retired From the U. S. probabillty is SO per cent. Gas and Lubricants 1.670 EXTENDED FORECAST Insuranceand Bonds 764) Partly cloudy with scattered Telephone and 7773 Telegraph mainly afternoon and evening Funeral Notice and Subscriptions 650 thundershowers. Highs In the Dues Advertising 10.000 HODGES. MRS LILLIE E.upper8Os to mid 90s. Lows from Office Expense 2.500 Legal Notice ;-:.; .-'' WEATHER Funeral Services for Mrs Lilli e E Hodges, SI. of Merritt tslarsd, wno died Friday, *iII be held at 2 P m Monday at Ba'isson Funeral Home with Dr. J. Ted Colmalo officiating. Burial will be Evergreen Cemetery Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements I— L - near 70 In North Florida to new 80 lii the Keys. Sunday's Daytona Beach tides: hIgh 7:18 a.m., 7:44 p.m., low 1:05 am., 1:11 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:53 a. m., 7:30 p.m., low 12:50 am., 1:09 p.m. Postage Pr.nting LOW 230 Con tingencies Equipment Rentals Utilities 7 4,100 Legal i.000 Accounting Consultants Janitor Supplies and Expenses 7.700 11000 600 Auto Allowance Travel Expenses Artrwepod Control Payroll Taxes and Retirement Contractual Services Property Repairs and Replacement Equipment Repairs Equipment Service Contracts Commissions WON 3,600 9.232 2.100 2.000 2,ODO 3.680 *298.679 $2,113 TOTAL EXPENDITURES' WARNING Properly protected by permanent markllig. CAN BE TRACED! OPERATION IDENTIFICATION 2 40.000 2 20.000 32.115 - 1,823 $ 40.000 Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. this 3rd day of August, A. 0, 1976 ATTEST: lames V. Rowe 2to'el SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY By: Donald G. Jackson. Chairman Publish Aug 1, DEC 17 .- July, A 0 , 1976 North boundary of said Nor thwest ' 4 PROBATE DIVISION FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION ATTEST to the Easterly right of way tine of File Number 75353CR called for September 7, 1976, said Arthur H Beckwith Jr Wymore Road, thence South 00 Division polling places being outside their Clerk of the Board of degrees OS minutes 12 seconds West In Re: Estate of County Commissioners in and respective precinctS, but contiguous $371 feet along said Easterly right LAURA MAE HARDEN, thereto for Seminole County, of way line for the point of begin Deceased PRECINCT 7A ' tATIONb Florida ning, thence run North 59 degrees 12 NOTICE OF Community House, Avenue E 6, loth By Joan K Hare minutes 17 seconds East 217 50 feet, ADMINISTRATION Street, Chuluota, Florida Deputy Clerk thence North 00 degrees Il minutes TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PRECINCT 17- LOCATIONLOCATIONPublish Aug 5. 16. 1976 11 seconds West 1200 feet. then ce CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida Federal Savings and Loa n, DEC 40 North 59 decrees 17 minut es 12 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Intersection 434 fill 436. Altamonte seconds East Ill 47 feet to the West OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Springs, Florida ------ -- -----right of way line of State Road No IN THE ESTATE: PRECINCT 17- LOCATIONYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 100 (interstate 1). thence south 00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Portable. Casselberry Elementary degrees 04 minutes 09 seconds East that the administration of the estate FOR COUNTY. School Parking Lot. 451 S. Winter SEMI HOLE 13800 feet along said West right of of LAURA MAE H A R D F N. FLORIDA Park Drive, Casselberry, FloriGa way line, thence South 89 degrees 12 deceased, File Number 75 353 C..'. 5 CIVIL ACTION NO 76.I010.CA04.D PRECINCT 27- LOCATIONminu tes 17 seconds West 18779 feet , pending in the Circuit Court for Sanford Civic Center. Sanford IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF thence North 00 degrees I? minutes Seminole County. Florida. Probate NANCY GAIL WILLIAMS. Avenue, Sanford, Florida 4 seconds West 1200 feet; thence Division, the address of which 5 PRECINCT 27 LO C A TI ONWife Petitioner South 69 degrees 12 minutes 17 Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Bay and Seconds West 217.50 feet to the Sanford. Florida 37771 The personal JAMES Ml TFORD WILLIAMS. JR. Avenue, Sanford, Florida aforesaid Easterly right of way lint representative Of the estate is IsreaI PRECINCT 79-- LOCATION Husband Respondent of Wymore Road. thence North 00 Gilley whose address is 1120 ,,Iien Chapel AME Church, 1703 NOTICE OF ACTION degrees 08 minutes ii seconds East Mulbefry Avenue, Sanford, Florida TO JAMES MITFORD WIL. 111.00 feet along said Easterly right 32711. The name and address of the i AMS, JR of way line to the point Of begin personal representative's attorney Residence Unk now n ning.)CONTAINING 170312 Acrti, are let forth below YOU ARE NOTIFIED tha t an lying and being in the County All persons having claims or action f or Dissolution of Marriage Seminole, State of Florida de mands against the es tate are has been filed against y and you Olive Avenue, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT 31- LOCATION OCAlIO N - Altamonte Springs Elementary School, Aitamorife Springs, Flor ida PRECINCT 52 LOCATION Win Recreation Center . Sum ou PARCEL TWO: required. WITHIN THREE are required to serve a copy of your macset Swim Club. Casselberry, From the Northwest corner 01 the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF written defenses, it any, to it on Florida East ' i of the Northwest ',of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF PRECINCT 33- LOCATION-. FRANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE, Section 23. Township 21 South, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Longwood Community Building.' Petitioner's attorney, whose ad Range 29 East. run North 89 degrees of the a bove court a written dress is TENSTRoM. DAVIS & Longwood. Florida 17 mnutvs. 17 seconds East 2300 statement of any claim or demand MCINTOSH. Post Office Box 1330, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED feet along the North boundary Of they may have Each claim must be Sanford, Florida, 32771, on or before that where the abovesaid de Said Northwest 1 4 to the Easterly in writing and must indicate the August 25. 1976, and file the original signatlons of Pulling place's shall re right of way line of Wymore Road. basis for the claim, the name and With the Clerk of thiS Court either suit in the voting place for two or thence South 00 degrees 06 minu tes address of the creditor or his agent mor e precincts being located for the be fore s er vice on Petitioner's at 17 seconds West 55 71 feet along Said or attorney, and Ihe amount forney or immediately thereafter; Purpose of an election in one Easterly right of way line for the claimed If the claim is not yet due. otherwise a default will be entered building, the voting place's for the po int of beginning thence run North the date when it will bec ome due against you for the relief dem anded Several Precincts involved shall be 59 degrees 42 minutes 12 seconds shall be stated. If the claim in the Petition, to wit A dis so lution established and maintained East 7)730 feel, thence North 00 contingent or unliquldated, the of marriage. Permanent custody of separateandpartfromea(hothac in degrees 17 minutes 16 seconds West nature of the uncertainty shill be the minor Children born issue of the saidbuilding, and 1200 feet thence North 69 degrees 47 stated If the claim is secured, the marriage. RONALD ANTHONY BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED minutes 12 seconds East 11717 feet security shall be described ALLEN that said temporary polling place' The WILLIAMS. DAVID to the West right of way line of State claimant shall deliver sufficient WILLIAMS, and JILL LANE be recorded In the Official Record ' and foregoing is a true a nd perty being mot* particularly of way line of Wymore Road; thence they may have that challenges the described as followi: Correct copy of a Resolution passed North 00 degrees 04 minutes ii validity Of the decedenl's will, the Lot 10. Block L, NORTH unanimously by the Board of County 4 Seconds East 114.00 feet along said qualifications of lhC personal ORLANDO TERRACE, UNIT 1, Commissioners of Seminole County, Easterly right of way line to the representative. or the venue or Section 1. according to the plat Florida. at its regular meeting held point of beginning CONTAINING jurisdiction of the Court. thereof recorded In Plat Book 16. an the 61h day of July. 1918, as same 1.1636 acres, lying and being In the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Page 63, Public Records of Seminole appears on therecord in theMinute County of Seminole, State of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County, Florida, being in Section), Book for said County, Florida. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Date of the first Publication oftpils Township 21 South, Range 30 East, al Public sale, totp,ehigp,flt and best hereunto set my hind anti affixed Seminole County, Florida. bidder for cash, at the westernmost Notice of Administration: August 1, WITNESS my hand and seal of the Official Seal of tPe Board of front entrance of the Seminole 1916. this Court on 21s1 day of July, A . D. County Commissioners, this ötPt day Veal Gllly Coui,iy Courthouse, in Sanford, 1976. of July, A D . 1976 As Personal Represents Florida, at 11:00am ,OnAug,,gjl II, (SEAL) ATTEST' 1976 five of me Estate of Arthur H Beckwith Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (SEAL) LAURA MAE HARDEN As Clerk of the Court Clerk of the Board of Deceased Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ti Cherry Kay Travis COJflty Commissjacs ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Clerk Circuit Court As Deputy Clerk fl and for Seminole REPRESENTATIVE: By: Mary N, Darden SIENSTROM, DAVIS & County, Florida Jack I. Bridges, Olt Deputy Clerk MCINTOSH By. Joann K Hare CLE VELAND. MIZE Allan T Geiger, Esq, Flagship Bank of Sanforu Deputy Clerk I BRIDGES Rogers, Towers, Bailey, Suite 72 Jones & Gay P.O. Drawer Z Post Office Box 1330 (SEAL) 1604 Gulf Life Tower Sanford, Florida 37771 Sanford, Florida 37171 Telephone. U0S) 122 1314 Jacksonville, Florida 32201 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish ' Aug. I. i. 1976 Publish Aug 5, I97 Publish July 23 & Aug l. a. Is. 19?6 Publish A ug 4, Ic 1976 DEC )a DEC I OF II 10,1 ,e~,V,o ,o,c "OfO44 , #f& 'e0-S)FP 1 /776 0440wp €01 li 111 : -,, :..,. - ..,.. i.I"ç' -h ii. i ,. - -' "w';.jiA '.C'.ee".'-vtrf .,. . ._, 4 4,,1. S t,, ,r,, -, , '- ', i 4 3'. .t ' -. '- '..'i Of 3' '' '- '. ' —.. - a ,,.i '.,:. .1 ' 11110 '1 . .' .. ..' I i " -"' . ' t. ,, r 'If ., -, .,.",;-'.r.......... ,... ." -''vt J I ';'.- t - ' I "r s 1 ' — . . ' .. 4_ 11 .' - 7. t_ ,, \ ' I.,. ''./1..yt.(( " 1", - 5 Ii -" . , ',,v" , '. '' -. - " ' - r-'> -011 AMM F Book in the Office of the Clerk of the South 00 degrees 01 minutes 09 enable IN clerk to mail on. COPS' to permanent alimony, permanent Circuit Court of Seminole County, seconds East 13500 feet along Said each personal representative, Child support; attorney fees and the Florida, and that this Resolution be West right of way line; thence South All persons Interested in the estate costs of this action, an equitable published not more than thirty clays 69 degrees 42 minutes I7 seconds to whom a copy of this Notice of distr,butlonof the joint ly owned real nor less than twenty days prior to West 11779 feet. thence North 00 Administration has been mailed are and personal property of the parties the holing of the upcoming FIRST degrees 17 minutes 4$ seconds West required, WITHIN THREE Including award of the real property PRIMARY ELECT ION for Sep 1200 feet. thence South 89 degrees MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF owned by the parties as tenants by teniber 7. 1976. 17 minutes I? seconds Well 21730 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the enliretlesto the Petitioner, said I HEREBY CERTIFY that the THIS NOTICE, to file any objections pro feet to the aforesaid Easterly right ve ioo (a) Sinking Fund Petitioner. that I intend to register said name l63 09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. dependence was Hutchinsons Seminole County. Florida in ac inand for Seminole County, Florida. handling of the famous writs Respondent. cordance with the provisions of the upon receipt of proof of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: publication of thi% notice, the NOTICE OF ACTION of assistance cases In 1761. Se ction 16509 Florida Statutes 1 9S7 titiOuS name, to wit TOWNER THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: PRECISION MACHINING under 5: Leonard F. Beer DAVID V. TRENT, whose residence is unknown but whose last Publish July 25. Aug 1, 6. 15. 1976 which I am engaged in business 200 Mingo Trail, known mailing address is Route 1, DEB 101 Legal Notice Se minole County, Florida . _____________________________ Bo x 112. St. Paul, Virginia That the party interested in said YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FICTITIOUS NAME business enterprise is as follows: that an action for Dissolution of Notice is RESOLUTION Ralph P Towner hereby given that I am marriage has been filed against you ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER engaged in business Ralph P. Towner at 7320 Winter and you are required to serve a copy Woods Blvd. Winter Park , Fl. 32792, of your written defenses, if any. to it KIMBROUGH. SECONDED BY Publish: July II. 25. Aug. 1, I 1976 Seminole County. F'orida, under the FRANK C. WHIGHAM, COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. THE DEB 43 on fictitious name of IDEA FACTORY, ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney, FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS and that I intend to register said whose address is Post Office Box UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT name with tho Clerk of the Circuit 1330, Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 37171, on or THE REGULAR MEETING OF Court. Seminole County. Florida in before Sept 3rd. 1976, and tile the THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM Notice is hereby given that the accordance with the provisions of original with the Clerk of this Court MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE 1916 Seminole County Board of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To either before service on Petitioner's COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 6TH Adjustment will hold publ'Td Wit: Section 66509 Florida Statutes attorney or immediately thereafter; DAY OF JULY. AD., 1916 hearings pursuant to Section 196 191, 1957. otherwise a default and ultimate WHEREAS, Florida Law requires Florida Statutes, for the purpose of County Club Consultants, Inc Judgment will be entered against the adoption of a Resolution when reviewing applications for exemp S ig Carol A. Edwards you for the relief demanded In the any change is mad- in the locations lions as provided in Chapter 196, Vice President Petition and your marriage , of polling places designated for any Florida Statutes. Said hearings shall Publish Aug 6. iS. 21. 22, 1976 Election Precinct, and Petitioner will be dissolved. be held at the following times, dates DEC 36 WHEREAS, Florida Law. Chapter and place. WITNESS my hand and the seal of 101 71 (3). further prescribes that August 23. 1976. at 6.00 p.m. iWYiIE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND this Court on July 26th, 1976 the location change in any polling and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, place can only be made when the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. August 26, 1976, at 6:00 p.m. FLORIDA Board of County Commissioners Clerk of the Circuit Court in CASE 960. 76.11n.CA.O9.A detcrmine that the accommodations By: Linda M.Shaw Room 203 of the SEMINOLE WILLIAM E DURHAM, JR., for the holding of any election are COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SAN Deputy Clerk ALBERT J. TOOLE, III, BEN inadequate at the permanent polling FORD. FLORIDA 0 JAMIN C. BISHOP, JR. DENNIS STENSTROM. DAVIS place, and. GRAHAM & McINTOSH A list of all applicants for exemp G LYONS, C. MCGEHEE. JR., WILLIAM B. Flagship Bank of WHEREAS. the Board of County lions under Chapter 196. Florida Comm issioners of Seminole County, Statutes, who have had their ap MILLS, JOHN H. PACE, JR., Sanford Suite 22 Florida. haS determined that the plicatlon for exemption wholly or ROBERT E. PALMER, WILLIAM Post Office Box 1330 accommodations of the permanent Sanford, Florida 32171 partially approved or denied by the J RIVERS, JR _ and JAMES R polling places In Election Precincts Property Appraiser will be main STOCKTON, JR., not individually, Attorney for Petitioner are inadequate in compliance with tamed and made available to the Publish Aug I. S. IS, 22. 1916 but as Trustees of GULF MOR Florida Law, DEC 5 public in the Property Appraiser's T(,AGE AND REALTY IN NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Office as follows: VESTMENTS, a Massachusetts RESOLVED by the Board of County fn ',oti pm wi;orsio iiSi. a Commissioners of Seminole County, Plaintiff, Monday through Friday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, that the polling place of Room 116 06 the Semi EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Election Precincts 3. 12. Il, 16. 77, note County Courthouse. SPANISH TRACE ASSOCIATES, CU IT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, 29, 17. 50, SI. 52. and 53 are 1cm Sanford. Florida LTD ,a Florida limited partnership. FLORIDA. porarily changed for the FIRST ISEALI Defendant CASE NO. 76.1212.CA.04.A PRIMARY ELECTION called for Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr NOTICE OF SALE September 7. 1976, as follows Clerk 5 hereby given that. IN RE: Notice THE MARRIAGE OF PRECINCT 3 LOCATION- Publish Aug S. 1976 pursuant to an order or a Final ELLEN BETTS BEAL, Midway School Auditorium. Jitway DEC 44 Judgment of Foreclosure entered in wife Petii:)ner. Avenue, Sanford. Florida the above captioned action. I will vs PRECINCT.,17- LOCATIONsell the property Situated in RICHARD FRANCIS REAL. JR.. Florida Federal Savings and Loan, RESOLUTION Seminole County. Florida. described Husband Respondent, Intersection 431 and 136. Altamonte ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER as RCHARD FRANCIS REAL, SR, Springs, Florida PARCEL ONE: KIMBROUGH, SECONDED BY and ALICE REAL. his wife. LOCATION-COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS, THE That part of the East PRECINCT 17- LOCATIONof the Respondents, Portable. Casselberry Elementary FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Southwest' of Section II, Township NOTICE OF ACTION School Parking Lot, 15) 5 Winter 21 South. Range 29 East, (LESS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED A TO: RICHARD FRANCIS Park Drive, Casseiberry, Florida THE REGULAR MEETING O The North 1.010 feel thereof), lying REAL, JR residence PRECINCT IS- LOCATION- THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM East of the East right of way line of unknown, Florida Gas Training Center, MISSIONER S OF SEMINOLE Wvmore Road and West of the West Last known address: Building 310. Sanford Airport. 7717 right of way line of State Road No COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON THE 6TH PFC Richard F. Real, Jr Carrier Avenue, Sanford, Florida 400 (Interstate I). AND That part of DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1976 263 152535 PRECINCT 27- LOCATION OCATIO N the North 352 71 feet of the East 'aol WHEREAS. Florida Statutes Co C 1st On 37th Armor Semnole Hospital Pavilion, 300 flay the Northwest 1 4 of Section 23, require the adoption of a Resolution APO New York 09326 Avenue, Sanford. Florida Township 21 South. Range 29 East, PRECINCT 29- LOCATION- establishing temporary polling YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lying East of the East right of way that an action for Dis solution of Allen Chape l AME Church, 1703 places when no accommodations Pre sently exist within the boun line of Wymore Road and West of the Marriage and other relief has been Olive Avenue, Sanford, Flor ida West right of way line of State Road filed against you' and you are PRECINCT 47-- LOCATION- darles of a precinct adequate No 100 (interstate 4), (LESS From Rolling Hilts Moravian Church, compliance with Florida Law, and the point of intersection of the South required to serve a copy of your WHEREAS. Florida Law, Chapt.'r written defenses, if any, to It on G. Sanlando Springs Drive. Highway 90 031 and 10173 further Prescribv., boundary of said North 332 11 feet 06 ANDREW SPEER, Attorney for au. Longwood. Florida the East ') Of the Northwest 1 PRECINCT SO- LOCATION- that the location change in an 4 With Petitioner, whose address is ill the East right of way line of said West Commercial Street, Sanford, Winter Springs Fire Station No 2. polling placecanonly be made when Wymore Road. run North 89 Florida 32271, on or before August tSI Northern Way, Winter Springs, the Board of County Commissioner-, degrees. 42 minutes 12 seconds East 25. determine that the Ac Corn modal lot 1976. and file the original with the Florida 26000 feet parallel with the North Clerk of this Court either before for any holding of any elect ion ar PRECINCT 51 LOCATIONboundary of said Northwest 4 inadequate at the permanent poilr; for service on Petitioner's attorney or Red Carpet Inn arid Racquet Club of the point of beginning thence run immediately thereafter, otherwise Altamonte Springs, 151 N Douglas place, and North 4.4 degrees 42 minutes 44 a default w 1 WHEREAS, the Board of Count, be entered against you Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Florida seconds East 6)63 feet, thenct for the PRECINCT 57- LOCATION. Commissioners of Seminole Count. relief demanded in the. North 69 degrees 12 minut es 12 Florida, has deter mined that no Petition Win Recreation C'nter Sum seconds East 101.06 feet to a point on WITNESS my hand and t he seal of macSet Swim Club. Mark David accommodations presently exist the right of way line of State this C ou within Precinct 7A, 12, Il. 72. 77. 'a rt on July 22, 1976 Boulevard. Casseiberry, Florida Road No 400 (Interstate 4); thence (SEAL) and $3. adequate for the e. PRECINCT 53LOCATION South 00 degrees 01 minut es 09 ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR Longwood Community Building, Ill peditious and efficient housing ar' seconds East 4500 feet along said As Clerk of the C ourt West Church Avenue, Longwood, handling of voting and vOtnu West right of way line; thence South paraphernalia within said prCclncts, By Cecelia V Ekern Florida 59 degrees 12 minutes 12 seconds NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT As Deputy Clerk BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED West 1ISSS feet to the point of Publish July 25 & Aug I, S. 15. 1976 that clear notice of the change in the RESOLVED by the Board of County beginning AND ALSO LESS: From DEB 106 Polling Places be posted on Commissioners of Seminole County , North we st corer of the East ________________________________ Precinct Florida, the door of the previous polling 22.27. 29,that for Precincts 7A, 12, I?, of the Northwest ' of said Sec tion 31. 32. and 5) the following place 7). run North 89 degrees 42 minutes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR polling places be designated as UNANIMOUSLY this 6th day of 12 seconds East 2500 feet along the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA temporary polling places for the and DAVID V. TRENT, Road No. 400 (Interstate 1). thence Copies of the claim 10 the clerk to WILLIAMS, in the Petitioner; 21 500 a) SINKING FUND BUDGET RECEIPTS AND REVENUES Race Track Trust Fund EXPENDITURES' Bond Amorti:atiOn Principle Interest Reserve Legal Notice Legal Notice Mis fudged Loyalist t' '' 'c 4 ;" n.,; f t( y v". 1'iT'4T- t'.4 •:'i ktVPI'V44' I ... id4 k,wfrx p-I' L" I -. , 1 4 " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 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, August 08, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Sanford, Fl. Thutday, Aug. 5, 197$ _____ ________________ LONDIE 1I M T N WHY GIVE SILLIES Oik Young _Workers F' SAYS THAT WHEN AC$011 DOESN'T 14E worker VVSflflitlifl ~,~ . -3 ttliss ! ~ / No, ir !W .. Hack 9 vefHd. — ______ _____ ________________ ______I ____ J_='i ___ THE BORN LOSER r ~WA (i' . I'-- UJITH ____ __________ Art Sonsom by (NAG JOT A AR THAT I FORorMj I.UA OH I ___ T 8lRT4C L~ l 1DC&L(. 9-5 r '. .XY OA 0 T r a— II — ____________ __ Mod Walke Walk r BEETLE BAILEY ATTENTtCN TO wc 4.' 4E JLJT NOW TtlEtg REaE4;N. R i' f-1E 12 PLACES — 24 C — 11, "), . . ARCHIE "isit CBZ A) __ i-1. 1 cz fe, 11 T . I' PRISCILL&'s POP _______________ CRN OUT. _______ ____ _ ___ __ C ,y , I 1 14 ______ - BUGS BUNNY Al by Stoffel & Haimdahl I \ <Wi_) ( ~4 - I III - AI, .--\- . _ ~. ". ~(i~~', ~ 4 .. / I Co. CAMPUS CLATTER ___________ - V_ , , .. with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis ( 'UIHEN tJE SEE Sl'4 E4NLGANS) ,W? - POLITICS, MOTTO IS THROW THE RASCALS OUT".. UNLESS 7'4EV'E YOUR OWN RASCALS, TI'4AT IS, I, I to F. .::: -( I ~"'? 1 -4!11 FRANK AND ERNEST by 1-~ , ,,~~j -L I I iii'lls I S that it tends to keep him hap. py. Th e second is that it usually the correct play diamonds and let it ride to East's queen , East looked at his own five. The riEi.',Ess IONS,! _ I- ... . .... ........ 6-B . 4-A ' - -. ' . , were served Thursday on Layer goes to arbitration, anti Board Cairman Robert C. Mrs. Edwards' grievance was denied a hearing by ayer the teac he rs' complaint is that In the second step. Mrs. Cor. they were dismissed wi thout nelison's grievance was he ar d being given reasonable o by the board, but deni ed. Par tly cloudy through Satu rday. A chance of th dershowers mostly during th e afternoon and evening hou rs. Highs n ea r lows to ni ght mostly In the low and , mid 70s. portunity to earn continuing Details on Pag I'ag e 3-A L SU _._. ~ _____ . ,;,-.., ~~j ~ I ' allow private conversations. And there In a series of scenarios, the study telecommunications over the next 15 had telephones. government study of the future of citizens band radio, years. The scenarios are not predictions but, in the worth of the study, are In 1978, the report says, increased suns po t activity will cause American CB '0i4tw sey on Thursday. The joint campaigning eff ort won the pledged support for Reag an from óelegates in New York and four in N Jersey, But the former California governor still trails Ford in an Associated Press delegate survey, with neither candidate having the 1,130 delegates needed for nomination. speculates. disrupting communications in Europe. By 1979, the FCC will have virtually a ba ndoned effor ts to enforce i ts rules. learned to jam CB conversations by powerless to Step in and regulate the By 1980. IM FNI channels will be freed CII use. me sound quality on these channels will be better, but people who I broadcasting noise on the channels. Other uses will create problems us well. Lookouts will warn bandits of approaching chaos. The report was prepared by Arthur D. Little Inc., a private consulting firm, for want hicenses to use them will have to police, and prostitutes will cruise the streets broadcasting their offers. In 1977, the scenario says, scrambling submit recordings of their voices so that regulators can identify violators of federal rules. delegates and alternates to the GOP convention and asking "I wasn't involved in Watergate. It only seems to me Owl for Three others wanted Commerce Secretary Elliott Rich- " ~A!1 ______ r 0* . I,., 'I/""o - - ,, . ' Connally as number two behind Reagan. ssumption that most would like to see their man take second place if he fails to win the top spot. Ford announced week that he was writing all " ' ,l,._,1. £, .1 - ..,, ... 11 . ' .' g-5. ife. She went to her Club today _j ~' and she as tired tongue!" by Garry Trudeau , "i• get it over with.". Dick Bowes, 2827 South Par k Street, Sanford -'I was there, in Marine Corps avia tion. I though t it was the greatest ever ha p pe ned. Truman did the right thing, because we'd have had to invade Japan and it would've cost probably a million men (Continued on Page 3-A I By ED PRICKETI' herald Stall Writer . , EVELYN BOSPER . azw1'w TR5EL / % 5ic'v 1: 4 /U1 AMAU 74 Xp -. /1lAhL.A.! TTM57 r-.. A1RAJ . 11' 5- 1 -, - / ' I *itcI / {j, . .. - / I Il!I;rV _____________________ ,,, ______ , . \ I _____ ' _________ V1 ( .1 r ___________________ . I - ' "v - .- , 7. ., ____ —%W ________________ f\. 1 I f erent alternative,'' District Supervisor Jim Lee said today, "It (the move) would create a real pr o blem." The problem is twofold: ciIiciency and money. A location outside the cour iil ________________________ I I' l __________________ th ouse, Lee says, wouldn't allow his - AUDREY JACK DEE SMITH J. EARL PRINCE MARY EDDIZION DAVID MCGRATH LNGE TAUB di vision "to well." se he rve t . . - You Do With It? State Rep. Bob Hat. taway, of 618 Rednfl We. Altamonte Springs, reported to sheriff's deputies that his ollIcLal state auto tag — State Legisla ture District 33 — was lost or stolen from liii auto while he was cam- the co un ty this week. I - . .. .. I . 11 (I . . 1. . .. I . . - .. . . I.. . . -We've got enough large 4 S .,.r 1. -t. 2"'k -' I 11 paigniag for re -election in courts as ri.tid _____ What State officials aren't overjoyed at the prospect. "I hope . ,! , 1~ _J , '5 , V. ~/ ' :. 1.' " I 0 L U. _________ ' 'p '4,"_4 ,_,,) 14( 4 r 7JI' .lP(4 courtrooms," said County recent addition of a third county I ("mtiiiut'd 'in Page 3•At .judge. One solution under close r sc ru tiny is ousting the state's But Could Pro bation and Par ole Division to make room for judges. - - ____ ,'10 00. . . (.4 _V~ And the state hasn't budgeted for space for lee's nine officttr chambers, hearing rooms and ~--,$' 1, I ... office space for Seminole's . , - a, .A ~_rll 17.;-1:!~V; .1 1~ mission has vetoed more than and Parole is responsible for, soo,000 in requests from judges other things, the court'. for two additional courtrooms investigative process and for at the courthouse in Sanford. supervising persons placed n But commissione rs Thursday pr obation by the courts. agreed more space for the The judiciary asked for tu, judiciary is needed. new courtrooms - one for Commissioners intervi ewed circuit court judges and say a need exists for judges' second for county court. , ' ' .-' among ..., ' . , .;- .- . ~~* /~ ,,-, -, County Turns Down More Courtrooms - - . ''"' burg, said Connally would invite Democratic attacks about Watergate. Young said Simon was his choice. ________ 0 Dee Smith, 121 Sanora Boulevard, Sanford - A just hate to and I was hoping something would happen. When you're over ever see anyone h ur t. I think that people should be able to work therein the middle of It like that, you wonder if it's ever going to out their problems ver ba lly wi thout resor ting to destruction end. So that was kind of good news. That was the stimulus, I think physically. I'm sure that was all they could do at the time, but I to end the war. I think it was the right thing to do; end the war and Earl Prince, Deltiona - "I was over there in the Air Force then A*,~,;'-- . <.-A;;,;~~,5-,~ ?io"U 32 DICK BOWES I %:Xr1 _ I But another congressman, C.W. Bill Young, St. petem them to pick their vice presidential preferences. State Rep. Chester Clem, RVero Beach and a Ford dele. Do You Recall Hi"roshim( way ." You'll have to excuse m '"Zi Connally "would bring dynamite to the ticket" and help beat Carter in the sun belt sta tes, Bafalis said. last Ago Today think there ought to be some other way for people to work their problems out." Evelyn Bosper, Sanford- "I think it was a good thing to end the war. Isuppose there wasn't any other way to do it, not at that time. I shudder to think of all that killing, but I guess it's the only gate, was one of the strongest proponents of Reagan for vice president. Ile said Ford needs a conservative to keep the Ford delegates, Reps. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, Fort Myers, and J. Herbert Burke, Hollywood, both picked Connally as their number one choice w hi le Rep. Richard Kelly, Holiday, listed ardson. CIA di r ector George Bush and Treasury Secretary William Simon were the choice of one delegate each. The Times did not contact the 23 Reagan delegates on ¶ _j1;%%1W-ik. '" they want to hurt the President," he said. ~ - ' him to the Watergate scandal as "a hatchet job." - _____ '' . -- i r ,,-,; _ ' Floridians Favor Reagan For VP conversations to skip thousands of mfles, Years White asserting that he is not a candidate for the job, Conri'al1y said at a gathering in Detroit that if it were offered "I'd have to have a long, detailed discussion about it.,, Connally heatedly labeled attempts of some Gopcongres men to scuttle his consideration for the Ford ticket by linking delegates publicly stating a preference or legally bound - The CB scenario envisions antibusing demonstrators using radios to organize riots. But by 17, it says, poli ce will have 31 - Ten days before the convention's start, Ford has 1,100 -- futurable" - they could happen. Bomb Fell ______________ ____ in to turn down an invitation to run with the President. delegates to Reagan's IM5. The AP total counts only those mediuzncould cause international protests 'i the next few years as CBers snarl worldwide communications, the report - iI " will tx- calling equipment that will let Cliers dial base stations as tho ug h they all are possibil.itles envisioned in a federal I — former poll of Florida delegates to the Republican National Con. South from going for Jimmy Carter. vention. "I think we've got problems in the South. I've talked to Of the 43 delegates pledged to President Ford, at least 15 Florida crackers. All they can think about is, 'We're gonna want Ford tochoose Reagan as his running mate, the survey have a president from Georgia," Clem said. "They don't Thursday by the St. Petersburg Times said. care if he is Atilla the Hun." TheTimessaid itcontacted 3Oof the 43 Ford delegates and Connally also was selected by a number of Ford delegates found Reagan follcwed in popularity by Sen. Howard Baker, as a second choice for vice president if Reagan is not It-Tern., who was picked by six, and John Connally, who was selected. selected by four. Prostitutes soliciting customers and pofice And through it all, the Federal Corn' 'munications Commission may be GOP ticket headed by Ford. A possible running mate on the Ford ticket, Texas Coy. John Connally, saidThursday it would be "difficult" for e equipment will be on the market that will The wild proliferation of the small-talk - of Carter and Sen. Walter Mondale of Minnesota would beat a Meanwhile, Reagan and his running mate, Sen. Richard Schweiker, head into Pennslania today hoping to add to the six new dele gates they picked up In New York and New Jer- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Ronald Reagan is the overwhelming choice for the vice presidential nomination in a conununicaflons Policy. in of the Senate and House and some high-ranking party leaders. ? the White House Office of Tele- speculates about developments Schweiker to the conservative Reagan team boosted the campaign. "I'm very optirnistic. I don't beheve we lost support any place," he said Th ursday. He said Schweiker's selection 'was aimed at November, not August." Schweiker added: "We be lieve this is the only kind of base that can beat Jimmy Carter." He said the Democratic ticket The board has declined to CAM DRI DG E, Slass. (AP)-Protesters orchestrating demonstrations over the air, - In campaigning with Schweiker in Mississippi, New York and New Jersey, Reagan has clairned that adding the liberal list of Republicans whose advice he will consider in making contract status, ta ke eit he r grievance to arMrs. Edwards has charged bitration. Do CBers Face Future Problem's I ____ infectious diseases, of course a temperature in excess of body ti - - of the Reagan-Schweiker hunt, but Schweiker says he feels Pennsylvania's support of the President may be eroding. , S .. . •. Education Asscciation (SEA) continuing contract. have filed suit agai ns t the The teaching contract school board and Supt. William provides three steps of appeal Pennsylvania now stands 76 for Ford, 10 for Reagan and 17 unconunitted. The uncommitted delegates are prime targets that choice, The President sent letters to 350 GOP mayors and elected local officials Thursday to ask their views on a vice presiden. tial nominee He already had asked the opi nio ns of all 4,518 delegates and al terna tes to the convention, all Republican In __ ____ not those leaning toward a candidate. convention delegates in his running mate's home state. Presidential spokesman Ron Nessen has confirmed that Ford will wait until af te r the GOP convention in Kansas City to name a rwining mate. But he said Ford has expanded the Both teachers had completed For VP, Delegates For Ronald Reagan, who already found one, is busy hunting Former Oviedo High French their third year of teaching in and Spanish teacher Carol Seminole County. Af te r three Edwards, Jackson Heights years, teachers become eligible Middle School librarian Lynette for appointment from annual, ElI some do have sore throats and temperature, specifically other Infe'tions. That does not above 98 degrees. prove that cause of the For Information on effects of / 1 earc hes S WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford Is hunting for a dismissed from their positions to the provisions of the SEA. have taken t heir battle to the school board contract. courts. Need You And You And ce presidential candidate but Republican challenger that she was fired so that a coach could be hired in her strom said today that papers satisfied In these three steps, it - 5L' d Reagan 3-A P. Layer seeking binding ar- for teachers who are clLunissed Obituaries . ...... 3-A bitration and reinstatement of — to the principal, the SpodS. ...........the teache rs. superin te ndent and, f inally, Television . _ A. B School Atty. Douglas Stenschool board. If the case is not Women I-B 34 5-B ....... Crossword Editorial your extra tricks disappear I start with a sore throat. Many 85 degrees Fahrenheit are cases have so symptoms at all uncomfortable and even unsafe and are first found because of for sustained physical activity. the enlarging lymph nodes. When you are in water you Others have a much more cannot get any benefit from typical infectious presentation vaporization to cool the body, with fever and night sweats. As a result internal heat will Since diseases that compromise build up fast If the water the body's natural defenses temperature is high. I see no make people susceptible to reason for a whirlpool bath with Ic % or Cornelison and the Seminole or probationary, contract to Hospital Church Comics To answer our reader from the "show-me" state. pii ______ - bulb temperatures of more than '-'-- -c Reagan: I claim they have been unfairly properly evaluated according Season Dear Abby 141 Horoscope ........ 5-B A 5-B Calendar bY Gill Fox of the person who already has can then service more people. Hodkin's disease. So It is an o pt im temperature The magazine articles you for the club—not its membe rs. ha ve read are no doubt InWhile heat relaxes muscles, teresting but either the articles surface heat before It or your InterpettIon of them penetrates merely warms the is out of focus with the facts. skin or may even burn it. Wet ,j ' Around The Clock better because Infectious agents may benefits as people don't stay In appear as secondary Invaders them too long and the whirlpool by T. K. Ryan H.AV!N'A 'j1' . place. Mrs. Cornelison has Two Seminole teachers who charged that she was not . ii woul have worked .! declarer held king-small maybeace.smallfhear(s W. the spade return had to te fighting back with electronic jamming TUMBLEWEEDS NO KORNERS APPLES Ot4 Herald Staff Writer pages of the Sunday Herald. ) (For a Copy Of JAC08f card heart suit and decided to MODERN, send $7 to play it. lie led th e queen. at Bridge," c/a thu South won and led a wond newspaper, P 0 Box 48; diamond West did the best he Radio City Station, New Yolk could by playing low. but N Y tool, g) _______ HA game was match points and meant the difference betwee a fair score and a bottom t:r the defenders notrump while 26 points of By JEAN PATTESON Sanford's American Legion Post 53 baseball team is in Fort Lauderdale this weekend competing In the state tour nament. Follow the plight of th e team In the sports count is an approximition am DOONESBURY OWFALO That Cham pions hip after the spade lead, but L~,t produce only nine tricks ________ _ Seminole Take Fight To Court Page 1-C, Women's Section, Sunday. won the first trick playing in the right suit usual wiSouth th th e queen of spades over ly is worth one extra trick If East's jack lie led the 10 of you play in the wrong '. LWt AT 1110.1 EVER SEE A 5EP1Eg, ______________ ________ -. ________ Former Teachers Sunday kinds produce partner's suit The first one is suit contract 10 tricks at a between ages 15 and 34 and then Radio City Station, New York, again In the over 50 age group. NY 10019. — been For an uplifting tale of how a single operation changed the shape of things for one Sanford woman and brought the be ach, bikinis and boyfriends into her life. see points in overtricks. s:rce Sou th always had nine tncij Hodgkin's disease or whether bed rest, senod for The Health GoJ our. Friday, Aug. 13. Hargis told the court he had in County "a week or two" and that he is separated from his teenage wife. Sheriff's Investigators said Mrs. Peggy Hargis,17, lives in the -3 ________ .. ___________________ You should return your or not it, not the so re throat , is Letter 6-6, Effects of Inactivity contagious. Including Bed Rest. Send a There are other Interesting long, stamped, self-addres,ej features of the disease. In the envelope wi th 50 cents for t. United Sta tes the frequency of Sendyourletter to me in c0f Hodgkin's disease Is greatest this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, T14I%'T MY B',jLB t - It Z HAW- ArHjS IIORRIRE FEELING 'ihs - Bob Thoves ____ ____ said. South played dummy's elil After th at it was a sIrn; ;t matter to play ace a n. , ano th er diamond and %4 Ind .; many health clubs Hodgkin's disease does not V.. . definite answer. __________ :. ~J i;ø'- .~ •. at Casselber'n-y area. Pass N I Pais There are two reasons why none of these Interesting ob. (Uscreet inquiry unearths the servatlons pet the type of point that other people find such statistical analysis that give a high temperatures used in ' _____ DEAR READER- South -59!:~;,_` . Thursday said A ,Nfissouri rvadvr, A.j,",'.i:, know why 26 high-card points contacts, Despite these widely optimum temperature depends reported medical mysteries, on who it Is optimum for. Some I °fl afternoon and asked for a court-appointed defense attorney. Hall found th there was probable cause, based written reports by sheriff's investigators in the dea th case, to center in rInside as bad . _ 1% Investigators West and two other men came to Florida in an old car with David Kim Hargis, 19, of Henderson. The car broke down and was a ba ndoned at White Sprin gs, in north U.S. Navy officials In Memphis, Term., said Hargis is listed as Florida, and the two other men returned to Kentucky, offi ce rs a deserter and had been missing from the Naval Air Technical Training Center there for more than 30 days. Hargis is being held without bond on a murder charge In West is being held in county jail in lieu of $8,000 bond on connection wi th the Monday dea th of Wal te r Raymond Sch ultz. 67, burglary and grand larceny charges in connection wi th a late July of 751 Spanish Moss Drive, Casselberry. Investigators said breakin at the residence of Elaine Richardson, 134-E Springwood hWtz died of a heart attack when he apparently returned to his ricibile home and confronted a burglar who was ransacking the Circle, Longwood, according to sheriff's deputies. A sheriff's report on the burglary listed old coins, a radio and residence. a $130 star sapphire ring as missin g following the breakin. ___ whirlpool bath? The athletic more recently a chain of close East INT I1 Pass hereditar y predisposition) and high temperature. , £ North Y.rsi environmental factor or an subjecting oneself to such a YowL- K 1066 Neither vulnerable volvement of more than one temperature of the bath was _ _ Hargis is also charged with burglaries of the Schultz burglary It only amounted to ~: EAST J 92 4KJS4 family member (but who Is to 105. 1 find myself wondering if say whether that is from some there is any medical value in IiXJ KNY, _ 161AYBE YLVRE E) i___ 1 WIGHT' '. ______ _______ I residence and three homes on Lake Irene Road. Hargis appeared In county court before Judge Wa llace Hall Longwood. wi th two overtricks V Q J 10 9 4 K J 63 •Q4 *9 73 1 (062 SOUTH ifli £ A Q 73 V A K6 105 but I find it features, including the too hot to be comfortable, Upon occasional cases of in- in q uiry , I was told that — _____________________ __ 4 I never Proved this to be the case. club to which I belong recently Th ere are some puzzling installed a large one I/i !~ £ From time to time it has been thought to be caused by a virus, would you consider the op. bacteria or other infectious timum temperature for a , 54 £ . ______________________ agent, but further studies have 7 1 5 V873 A 9 672 AQ5 been definitely established. Hodgkin's disease are males. -1. LLOYD The Beach, Bikinis And Boyfriends' of Hodgkin's clisease has not the children aged 10 or less with , (V_;~~ JVN , YOU'RE ALL Dr. Lamb ~~ T— d V\( it 11 Larceny H ()SWAt.I)andJ1tMESJCOIty DEAR are a lot of scientists w ho would li ke a definite answer to that It affects males more question. The truth is the cause females. About $5 per cent of CLIPPING THE BARGAIN COUNS? Pal e night WIN AT BRIDGE ___ ___________________________ perdsts even after treatment. JuSr FROM COME ID.' DO I ;r SO, HO WIT'S DONE. YOU 15 DEAR DR. [AM I wo uld like to know If Hodgkin's disease or cancer of the lymph nodes is contagious? A few magazine articles say It Is and It starts wi th a so re throat that ________________________________ by Al Vermeer GROCEIESl5 A SNAP YOU '-- awrence I- Lamb, M.D. j ____ LET. L --- -- — — Still A Mystery %,' I ______ / _____ 57 * sit" _______ 55 - NORTH ' ___ — — Hodgkin's Disease I % 2O-March chance you'll not exploit the channels. Should t'0U hear opportunity wisely. something thr ough an Ulli -SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) sour ce it wo uld be sma Intermediaries cannot be relied check it out. 60 51 52 S uspect's A Henderson, Ky., man who came to Florida about two weeks ago with a bur ary-murder suspect has been jailed by Seminole she riff's detectives on burglary and grand larceny charges. Detective L.M. Ford said Ronald Jewell West, 20, was arrested Thursday at a shoppin g south Seminole ê.t the charges in connection with an apartment at today. There's also a good year through very unus,4 49 — — --- lie __ ( / - — WELL, WHAT __ SAID, — — 48 • CBZ TV _ :.:, 'j- - by Bob Montana GOING IN AND TELL THEY ANOFROMNOWONTHEYRE THEM ABOUT TelE VIRTUES DID THEY AGREED Gc'tNG TO START THEIR I OF RECYCLING',,.... SAY? WITH ME RERUN SEASON FOUR WEEl5 EARLIER! AWAY' — — — 56 By BOB sadions - 47 53 % LO 41 THESE PERFECTLY GOODFILMC4dSTHROW — 37 I PISCES g r r Herald Staff Writer information that's beSt kn . confidential. Don't let Lt partially suc- -—— ____ 0 17_~ 7in~ I'M 20 — 26 - — — 22 11 a <C a right to expect. LEO (July 2Aug. 22) You're out of the bag. (Feb. apt to be only cesstultoday,becauseofalack In your commercial tr today it's wisest : of persist ence. Don't quit till the take anything for gr ant ed rewards are 'ertaln. VIRGO (Aug. 23SepI. 22) Be questions and have the sure to pick up your share of the put in rlt1ng. tab If you're out on the town with f riends today. Fail ure to YOUR BIRThDAY ante up wi ll make a poor imAug.1, 197$ resslon. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23) You Career opportunities coul d rea p a surprise harvest suddenl y come yo ur way — — 41 I '/1 — - 21 — NErr14E9 - Qo~ _____ ! r IiT — — !Murde should looking for more than you have 16 _0111111111111111111111 and - — — Don't eect favo fm pals. 21)In money matters to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) will be both shrewd f Be careful today not to make What you take in with oi commitments Impulsively. it you're likely to give away, thing to the other. may seem like the right CAPRICORN (Dec. n., do, but could later cause 19) This could be a . pi,gfliJ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) rewarding day for you pro involved fare rather well you're You ,. today with people and finns progressive 85socIateI that you know. Negotiations wrong choice of teamr with strangers is another story. lessens your probabUitiest AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In speculative matters tread very You're not as tightlippedas r, cautiously today. You're should be today regar 9 10 — — San ford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents earNo.!!ridagust!976 upon today to speak behalf. Get a personal ARI ES (March 21-A pril 19) Peo y do bthe with will prove more helpful today with the big shot. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. than friends you know socially. 34 E~ I -1; 13 Im 9110P 8-5 ________ _________ 19 J _____ _______ _________________ — __________ _________________ For FrIday. August & 1976 UP 5 6 7 8 - 15 — ______ -- — — — — — — — I iT I 1p _______ _______ _______ - JHFJ .411U _____ 42 Pecuhir 44 Rays 2 Miner may 28 Plarhts 48 Robber on the work in one creation high seas 3 Great Lake 30 Gaelic 49 Social class 4 Wards oil 31 Plant ovule 53 He WOrks at 5 River barrIer 3 ertain QSdQsi boxing 6 Oleic acid salt itudents IC Gardin.,a 54 Member of a 7 Clan 35 Manifest headache clan 6 Bout (Coll 40 Reach 19 Moor, goddess 56 Scottish 9 Zodiacal sign destination 21 FaIl month sl'ieepf 10 Mine entrance 43 Palm fruits (ab.) 57 Root edge ii Rib, for one 45 A sense 23Japenea.$a,h 5$ Feminine IS Eye doctors 46 Fish 24 BOUflC• nickname use it 47 Margarine 27 Pan of 59 Pea container 20 Decrease 48 Persia organists $ oc'a 22 Boys name 50 Big city Instrument weapon 24 Greek problem 29 Card gam blers oath s i African lake like four of 25 Wing-shaped 52 Girls name DOWN them 26 Held up to 55 Spelling 32 Draw forth I Lobster ridicule contest — 1J 0 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL nickname 12 Learning $3 As from wind (flIut) 14 Bustle 15 StTSlghttlSi* $7 My WOrkers ,. ____ 39 Branches 41 Naic.alin. drIvers HOROSCO!!.... _________ authors ti,st h ) I t , Puzzle ____ _____ 34 Tori again 3ONwYork town 37 UnwIlling 3$ Muon I Restaurant S I Anwr to Previous ____- E AL.WAVS IcN, 3J I'VE EVER MEARC) JUICE' MILK ___________ !1111 AT'S ThE DUM3ES ( S GIVE O COWS — ___ ______________________________________ __ . �I lA—Evening Heraki, Sanford, FL Friday, Aug. ifl V—I—i('—i—tj-c I—I as NATION 4 ' Legion' Disease Is Over; Officials Optimistic HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Health officials were op. timistic today that the worst may be over in the explosive outLreak of "legionnaire's disease." The source remains a mystery, but there have been no new cases in two days. Swine flu and other Influenza viruses have been all but ruled out as medical researchers continued round-theclock efforts to identify the cause of the illness that has killed 23 persons. Two persons who exhibited symptoms of the disease fever, chills and lung congestion - died Thursday in southwestern Pennsylvania1 but state heath officials have not yet officially listed them as victims of the disease. As in all confirmed cases, however, they had some con. nection with a state American Legion convention in Philadelphia two weeks ago. Efforts to Identify the source of the disease now focuses on an unidentified vlrw still being sought in the laboratories and a pousible toxin that may have infected the victims while In Philadelplla. F.16 Overstated? WASHINGTON (AP) - Some key defense officials are admitting that the Pentagon may have oversold the prospects for worldwide sales of about 3,000 new U.S.-bullt F16 fighter planes. Not a single new F16 sale has been announced in the 14 months since Norway, Denmark, Belgium and The Neth. erlands agreed to buy 348 of the planes. The Pentagon had dangled the opportunity to share in a worldwide Fl6 sales bonanza before the four NATO nations at a time when they were considering whether to buy the U.S. plane or a competing French Mirage Fl fighter. Labor Market Sluggish WASHINGTON (API - A slowed rate of economic growth is the underlying factor Involved in the current sluggishness in the labor market, but economists say productivity advances and growth In the number of people looking for work are contributing to the situation. The Labor Department's report on the July employment situation Is due out today, with economists reluctant to guess which way it will go. They say a rise in unemployment is possible, and that any improvement for the month probably wouldn't be too dramatic. Lyndle C White As Peonal Reesentative urday. House Approves Caelberry. Florida 32/07 Telephone (305) 339 7555 ttte' Senate after recâiving House approval. S [) r I ie r S Accept Pay Hike Seminole school bus driver-s will get a pay hike, an added uniform allowance, another paid holiday and a $10 boost in insurance for the 1976-77 school tenn. Ata negotiatlngsession with the drivers yesterday, the school board'sbargaining team agreed to inc.Tease t.he starting base salary for drivers from from $45 to 0 and agreed to contribute $160 towards insurance uniform allowance Arcordlng to Ernie Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, the agreement must now be raWied by the school board and members of the drivers' association. Based -on -a -six-hour dav the drivers will now receive $3,831 per year, an increase of $98. In addition to that, the drivers will BEIRUT, Lebanon (API - A Red Cross convoy loading wounded In the Tal Zaatar Palestinian camp had to pull out hastily today after several hundred panicky Palestinians tried to take over its vehicles, according to military radio reports from the camp. Christian militiamen surrounding tie c.mp fired on the convoy and at Least 30 persons were wounded, the monitored reports said. There was no Indication whether the wounded Included Red Cross workers. Red Cross officials could not be reached immediately for confirmation of the reoorts. " an increase from three to four. Previous efforts to settle their special master (arbitrator) Etening Heiuld Friday, August 6. bargaining unit.i decided to try arbitration. 191$—VoI. 68 No. O PvbI,h,d Oâ.I and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day negotiating team were to meet with the Clerical Association and Monday they'll be back at the bargaining table with the S em I n o Ic E d u c a t ion o, The Sanford Herald, Inc . 300 N. French Ave.. Sanfotd, Eta ))tlI SeCoød Class Postage P4id at Sanford. FIor,d 3271l ,s i.ti SS ('-1)''. '/.rt 5? e a '-triiis. $11 0 i*.,r B, M.4i In F Ii( -Ui Yt . hrn( acirry All a?i-r 'nJ Si J 6 5jr'P-, 54 ,'!) ; ',' ,. ., mulas:Thcentsforeachfecleral acre, lessany federal payments John RoseIli Missing MIAMI (API - The man who told a U.S. Senate corn. mittee that he and Chicago mobater Sam Glancana plotted with the CIA to kill Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro has disappeared, authorities say. Reputed organized crime figure John Roselli was reported missing eight days ago. "There has been no change," a Broward County sheriff's spokesman said Thursday night. Strike Force said they had not yet determined whether they have Jurisdiction or cause to look for Roselli, Spoke&nen for the federal agencies said they were aware of Roselli's disappearance after the sheriff's office was called by his sister and Lrother.in.law with whom he has been living. $30,000 Instead Of Jail? MIAMI (API A circuit Judge has asked a father whose son was killed inahjt..and"i11 accident wheth he would be satisfied with a $30,000 payment instead of a Jail , sent fnr " hit Florida, and Amendments thereto R Patrick Phillips. of as recorded in Obficial Records Book Baldwin & Dikeou 999, Page 1020, Official Records 500 Highway 1192 Book 1009, Page 79, and Otticiat Fern Perk. FlorIda 32730 Public Records 04 Seminole County, Florida, together With an undivided elements alpublicsale.tothehigt,es,andbest bIith July30. Aug 6. 13. 20. 1916 OEB Iii , " I.iII.IUUCI. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE thing he could do." Inge Taub, Deltona —"At that time I was In Germany. Yes, I thought it was right. In any war, If you want to save lives, you've NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Cass.elberry, Florida, bomb though we were taking too many lives to be palatable, asit was." Mary F4dkton, 2413 Stevens Ave., Sanford "I thought It was the right thing to do. I really don't know any other way at that - I DES 100 DEC33 Publish. July30, Aug. 6.13,20, 1q75 DES 117 Publish Aug & II, 30. 21. 19/6 OEC Recommended denial of a rezoning request that would have allowed Bahama Joe's Restaurant to use four lots behind the restaurant's French - - - - — ' - '., ., . - -. ,_, . ..'.- - ;•" . . - . - '- - - q ' ' ' r - " ;' 'rr-&. -- -. -. - / , - . . - :- *&aye ICl'5MJIJ - 'ss \. ' eirirc V'JDL ADDDCIATION aF I Sanford Housing Authority Commissioner George W, Brown displays appreciation plaque presented him by the Seminole Joint Tenants Council, representing residents of 480 imlts of public housing at Sanford. Bi-own, selected by tenants and appointed by Sanford City Commission to the local housing authority board, Is serving his second term on the commission. (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) At Para isc - rowe satu '--' mae cnarges were made in connection with a burglary early Thursday at the Spanish Trace Apartments Clubhouse, Altamonte Springs. Sheriff's reports listed $637 cash plus a clock radio, calculator, coffee maker and an undetermined amount of whiskey as missing after a door was pried to gain entrance. InvestIgators from the Seminole sheriff's and county fire departments and the state .,'.. Pepper's Paradise on U.S. 17,FernPark,neartheDrange- Boat,TrallerStolen 11:45. looking for a $7,400 boat and Shef's Sgt. Lake Stallworth trailer reported stolen from the said the business had been 2323 Worthington Road, south suspected. Deputy Ann Henegar - FRIDAY AUCIUS1' 6 Foresters .Square Dance Club, The Forest, 7:30 p.m. iongsaood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 43-4 Longwood. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Fpiseopal Church. SATURDAY, AUG. 7 Mid-Florida Singles Club monthly meeting, Sanford iiber of Commerce building, 8 p.m. Dancing at Mr. Altamonte Springs police AA. Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 12001 W. First Wesson highway patrolman bond, following his arrest on charges of possession of conmodel and a 1917 vintage .3 (iiurch SUNDAY AUGS paraphernalia. $158 Taken From Pocket In other- arrests, Ronald Sanford police today were Edward Muse, 25, of 1910 Lake . A. larimer. Park. For further information call Jackie Fund, 1-0210. MONDAY. AUGU9 from 71-year-old Noel county jail in lieu of $8,000 bond Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. on a circuit court warrant ('rsthl Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary wall by burglars to enter the where the 1975 model Correct was awakened and saw a figure firearm by a convicted felon. building. Craft ski boat, with inboard run from the porch of his bring thefire under control and reported stolen. deputies reported the interior of Burglars forced a door-to take the teenage nightspot was two pistols and a target bow, :.1() p in.. diibhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. BurglarySuspect Sheriff's detective John Poole jailed Robert Earl St. John, 19, pthatadultsmadeatthewnethatitistherightthjngtodo.Itwasa scary thing to listen to, I know that. To moe, itseems like rar will offer three adult oc- estate investment, financial charged for each course. war. connection with the school's real estate license law and obtained by contacting the vocational-technical education methods of successfully college at 323-1450 extension program. operating a real estate 377. The evening courses include brokerage office. _________________________ _______________________ ___________________________________________________________ collective bargaining and In- taught by Douglas Lovell and struction in real estate will meet Mondays and WedADMISSIONS DISCHARGES Ethel Alloway Margaret Barber Shirley- Edmondson David Inman ' ' Herald Staff Writer I,i.icille Dudley Grover Jones Gilbert Newman Deborah Redding L0NGWOOD The veteran city manager for the requested increase, 1230hPd,eteI TkIUT* The industrial labor relations Sept. 13, at 6:30 p.m., in campus Justification figures for funding requests for each of the five members centives, measured daywork, was the key word Thursday without justification"grab-bag and payments for time being grievance procedures, health night as city councilmen turned type budgeting." spent compiling the city's and safety programs and budget requests back to Questions on salaries and pay comprehensive plan. employe training programs. - Martha Pringle Howard Shuck Gladys Morris Mollie Muse I.uke Wright Lucille Jacobs, Chuluota Madeline Christolas, DeBary Virginia Hill, [)eBary Ruth Jatho, Deltona Angela Itamos, Deltona Barbara Taner model job around." classification when they seek the office and analyzing actual case studies, Thomas Weiss E. presented by Sanford City Manager w. Knowles, allowances should not be in- and will consider labor Gordon Marsh, Chuluota Knowles, retained as a con- researching salaries paid for creased while they are in office. problems and their possible Ernest Arlington, DeBary Margaret Thomas, Deltona sultant by the governing body, similar jobs in cities of the Knowles said that the Sanford solutions. Betty Flowers, Lake Monroe aided the city council in same size as Longwood, and Planning and Zoning CornThe industrial labor relations reviewing budget requests. considering the percentage of mission has nine members who class will begin Tuesday, Sept. Byron Chiesa, Maitland cost ot living allowance to be meet twice monthly on a 7, at 6:30 p.m. In campus room Fred Crockett, Orlando It was near midnight for the approved, regular basis and that the L807. that additional information be not answered while the coun- insisted elected or appointed determine causes of selected V-1 A' ________________________ '. - i I Hood Tractor Co. tilt N OraA9, 5io1e,, Trai Oriando. FI 32W1 ill Manoiia A.. AIamnt Sriiiqi. Fix 27ti '145 1)4 1144 L____________________________ Williams, Deltona Clyde Stratton, Edgewater Joyce F'ort.son, Lake Mary Mary Mr. & Mrs. (Jacqueline) the officials went home after "land planning agency" their community service, Lemley baby & boy, going ough every line course will explore phy5it.., item, (zoning board for an Increase Casselberry In addition, he said, the mental and emotional human red penciling many, as Knowles in expense allowances for the advisory board in Sanford behavior in an effort to provide reminded that department members f;oni the conducts public hearings which better understanding of inheeds have an obligation to theindividual current $25 to $75 monthly was the group does not. terpesonal elected officials and the of- turned down. relationships. Knowles said the recording Points of emphasis will Include ficlab in turn to the people to The chairman of the advisory secretary, however, should be development of behavioral _______________________________________________ justlfyeachandeverypcoposed body,formercouncilmanPercv paidforhertime,addingthta perception,adjustmenttodaily I ' AREA I) EAT HS - ATTEST Jqronaa Abrick, MD secretary Thursday night's meeting, planning and zoning commissioners: . '. fire destroyed a 1966 Ford residence of Gordon Jennings south Seminole, in lieu of $8,000 Audrey Jack, 242! Myrtle Avenue, Sanford— "I don't convertible on display Inside Jr., 435 Roxboi-o Road, bond on burglary and grand of said Court and serve a copy and Ordinances of the City thereof upon the Husband or the Catselberry, Florida. as amended Depi.,ty Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. MIt4 Flqthip Bank- Sullen PosI Office Boa 1330 Sanford, Florida 337/I In other action at a beer and wine license for consumptior. off.premlses for a convenience store being built at 801 Celery Ave. Recommended approval of a proposed move by an auto paint distributorship now located In a wood-frame building In downtown Sanford to a cement-block building at 603 West 27th St. Asked for a report on costs of notifying nearby property owners of a proposed zoning change. Commission Chairman Art Harris suggested changing the $75 zoning change applicatlon fee to a lower flat fee plus a charge for each property owner withIn 300 feet. The planning and zoning commission's recommenda(ions will be included on Monday night's city cornmission agenda for formal action. was a thinii that I feel ike had to be done." ___________________________ Arthur H. Beckwth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. tinda At snaw Deputy Clerk - , - four-foot hole had been that neighbors saw an old tan- night while he was asleep. lives, I think, but still it was a hard way to do it. There wouldn't have been any other way; not at the time. Possibly not at thIS OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO tI. WITNES5 my Hand and Seal of this Court 045 ivy 77th, 1975 (Seal) Arthur H. B.ckwittt, Jr Clerk od the Circuit Court BY Martha T. VihIen at hiroshima, how many more American lives would you United States, didn't they?" SECTION, accordIng 10 the Pial TO PAUL CHAYKA. SR it annexed hereto, on or before Said Ordinanc, will be placed on 12 Kingbisher Road August 76th. or a Default will be first reading on Monday, August 16. Levitt Town. New York Page 75. Public Records of Seminole entered against you 1976. and the City Council will County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a WITNESS my hand and seal as consider same for tinal passag, arid bfl filed against you. and you Petition for Dissolution of Marriage Clerk of the Circuit Court for adoption after the public hearing (CORPORATE SEAL) Ie anster ncreases nurn r o AutoTwfl ssorers in nOr-u to a ou ,30. . probing the fire-gutted ruins of a south Seminole teenage nlghtspot in a search for the , cause ui a miwugnm maze mat _andalotmoreJapanese,Butjtwasaterriblebobocaustltwas thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, øeputy Clerk Gerald S. Rulbecg 30$ S. Hwy 11.93 P0 BOx 911 Cassetberry, FlorIda )770' Atlorney bo, Pttitinq OUt 0ISaflf ord By BOB LLOYD HeraldStalf Writer - _____ 1976 Th e emporary mo d U °ff1 bw ngis ng erect qu c y pro,, e o ce space tOt Auto- ran s l60-employe tessan e terta ncr corpo, Avenue location for parking. The four lots are now zoned for residential use, and the cornmissioner-s refused to extend the French Avenue commercial zone into the housing area behind it. Several residents of the area attended the meeting to protest the proposed parking lot, including one who told the commission that 240 feet of property already zoned cornmercial next to the restaurant's parking lot was for sale. Recommended approval of a site plan for a commercial buildingat9thStreetandMaple Avenue. Burt Pool told thc commission he plans to build a new building for Sunshine TV Repair on two lots. Recommended approval of a site plan for botanical sales and display at 2nd Street and Laurel Avenue. Recommended approval of . iao,000 Indemnity payment. CHRISTINEE. CAIIRAWAY nephews. Brisson Funeral Home In Mrs. Christine E. Carraway, charge of arrangements. . day. Born In Morristown, funeral Notice Tenn., she came to Lake Asbby _________________________ in 196.4 and wasa member of the CARRAWAY, MRS. CHRIS. New Smyrna Beach and of the Rebeccas. her Include Survivors husband, John Carraway of Lake Ashby, several nieces and Mrs Chrittine E Carraway. /6, 04 Lake Athby, who died Thurt dAy, will be held at 10 am Monday at Urisson Funerai Home Brisson Funeral Home n charge of arrangements (o u n ty I u r n s Do vv n payntoU25 meeting was frustrations and the handling of not excessive, He noted that in "people" situations. addition to attending the The first meeting of the I ('onliliueti F'rnni be Thury, Sept 9, at 6:30 Linda Martin handles the p.m. in campus room 1007. judicial neech. Such a study, function in Longwood and Required instruction for Harry Kimbcoughsaid,shouldexplaln council agreed to a payment of persons wishing to take the I'age 1-A, Commissioner thatone of the three courtrooms why certain items are needed. budgeting $900 for the annual broker's examination will be In existence could be cut in half. Kimbrough said he will ask salary. presented In the real estate County officials say it's not the board this year to fund a The board also discussed the broker's course, which will certain that probation and Judicial sty. possibihtyotself-insuring'the include studies of real estate nnrnle nffine will have En toe JUU,UUU reductIon wul-MIttli 13)Ill5IV11dUOIt UIU. move. Butasofnowitappears followed an $80,000 cutback in Knowlessuggestedthatthecity to be the most feasible alter- requests for pay raises for could budget $3,000 to $4,000 the native. certain county employes. The first year to begin a fund to pay Another possibility Is moving $80,000 had nothing to do with claims, rather than $18,000 -- %// EATI-I ER •_________________________________________________________ - ThLU'%dii)S high 93. Today's low 74 and evening thundershowers, HIghs mostly in the upper SOS to (hun- nor-tb to near 80 In the Florida hours. the county would be required to pay for lodging the state at- increases scheduled for all 650 and Instead the $80,000 was u be Larger reserve the first year, SUNDAY'STIOES shown the county is not legally certaincountyworkersthatare in an account set aside for mostly in the low and mid lOs. 7:18 am. and 7:44 p.m.; [,w space for Protatlon and Parole. Department chiefs requested less, except stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probabIlity 40 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and 40 per cent PORT CANAVERAL High 1:53 am. and 7:30 p.in. 12:80 am- and 1:09 p.m. would relocate, Kwiatkowski said, "1 don't know; it's state funded." Kimbrough was critical of the government next year. It's about the same amount as requested last year. To hold miilage to 5.37 $5.37 per each however. The city council scheduled Its third tudget session for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, at which time EXTENDEOFORECAST Scattered mainly afternoon and 1.2:54 p.m.; Low 7:18 am. .aad'J.K pa-w.-. circuit judges. He said what Is about$4-niilliondollarsmustbe needed Is a study of all future pared. submitted third revisions of their requests for peru.sal, Saturday. A chance of iiiIcr-noon and evening Ft - - transcribe minutes. - 4 ii en,'. Arson Suspecte —..'..' U' 1JII.3Jii, Apt IF FLORIDA dissolution of marriage, and othr DATE. Bronx, New York CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1400.CA.04-C relief. This notice is given pursuant to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED In Re: The Marriag, of You are hereby required to bile the provisionS of Chapter 166. tgaqe on the following property in and Seminole County. Florida VERNA G CHAYKA. Wife A temporary office complex for Auto-Train employes being transferred to Sanford Sept. 1 won backing from Sanford's Planning and Zoning Cornmission Thursday night. The planning and zoning recommendation to the city commission includes a waiver of the city's off-street parking requirements for 18 months runtil a permanent building is completed at the 3rd Street and PersImmon Avenue site. Until then Auto-Train employes will park on an unpaved lot nearby. Larry Reuter, Auto-Train's director of capital develop. ment, assured the planning and zoning commissioners that a paved parking area would be constructed. "We're not going to build an - extensive office complex and then have a dirt farm out there for cars," he said, Reuter showed the commls. sloners preliminary plans for the permanent building which showed extensive landscaping, - he Is considering suspending a one-year sentence for Nell MItchell, 68, of Coral Gables, because doctors have convinced him she might die of a heart ntta,'l, Mrs. Mitchell was convicted f'.mken driving and killing Gregory Young, 28, while he was bicycling in Miami on Nov. 25, 1975, Wetherington said he asked the victim's father, Earl Young of Holyoke, Mass., to tell him at a hearing Wed- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PubliC hearing to consider enact THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL mentofOrdlnancebifo 312, entItled 20th day of August, 1976, at the west COUNTY. FLORIDA Front Door of the Seminole County CASE NO 76- 13i9.CA.04.E JACQUELINE DOWI) Herald Staff Writer Sheriff's deputies said a a dollar estimate of damage to written defenses thereto, it any, sa demand in Said Petition thaI the day of July, 1976 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for Court award your interest in that lSeal) NAME STATUTE thC 23rd day of August, AD 1976. at TO ,iiOM IT MAY CONCERN Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Florida your wife located at 3)2 IdylIwilde Nntce s P'CfeOy t-ven that Clerk of the Circuit Court possible At the meeting interested 3270). and biIC the original wilf the Drive, Sanford. Florida, and more By. Mary N. Darden undersigned. pu-...anl to the p4rtie may appear and be heard Clerk of the Court onor particularly described as Deputy Clerk 'Fictitious Name Statute". Chapter before the above Itt daystyled of September, with respect to the propos.d Or Lot 79. IOYLLWILDE OF LOCH SAM E MURRELL I SONS dinance Thit hearing may be 465 will register 1976. otherwise a judgment may be ARBOR REPLAT, according to the P0 Box I/Il with 09, theFlorida Clerk ofStatutes, the Circuit Court. continued from lime to time until . entered against you for the relief piat thereof as recorded in Plat Book Orlando, Florida, 32107 'n and for Seminole County, Florida tinal action is taken by the City ' I). Page 100 demanded in the Complaint herein Attorneys for th Husband upon receipt ci proof of the Council t your WITNESS my hand and seal of wife. VERNA 0 CHAYKA, Publish, July37, 30, Aug. 6. 13. 1916 publication ob this notice, to wit: A copy ob the proposed Ordinance said Court. this 2/tn day of July, as a lump sum as alimony, and you DES 97 SANFORD PEDIATRIC it at Ihe City Hall. 1916 are required to serv, a copy of your ----'- --- --- ASSOCIATES. P A under wfich we - Casselberry, Florida, and copies are (Seali written defenses. If any, to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE on bile with the ire engaged in businesS at 209 San Clerk of the City and Carlos Avenue, in the City of San Clerk os the Circuit Court .1 RUSSELL HORNSBY, whose CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE public foqd. Florida By Cecelia V. Ekern address 5 311 N Ralind Avenue, COUNTY, FLORIDA. nat the parties Interested in said DATED this 26th day 04 July, A.D Deputy Clerk Orlando, Florida, on or before CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-133.CA..,. 1976 business enterprise are as toIIowt. Publ)h July 30, Aug 6. 13. 20. 1976 August30. 19/6. and file the orIginal EE Vann Parker. M 0 (SEAL) DES III with the Clerk of this Court either BERNARD EDWARDS a k a B David W Powers, M D Mary W Hahom, before service on Petitioner's at EDWARDS. and LEO S ED Dated at Sanbord. Seminole City Clerk lorney or Immediately thereafter; WARDS, hiS wife. County. Florida, 13th May. 19/6 PubliSh Aug 6. 1976 otherwise a default will be entered PubliSh July 73, 30. ,\ Plaintibfs DEC 3) Aug 6. I). 1916 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. againsl you for he relief demanded DEB96 -EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. in the Petition NORTHWEST INVESTMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANDCUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE This.ticeshalIbepubIi%once PROPERTIESNO TWO,A Limited FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FLORIDA. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-IflsCA.21. each week for tour consecutive Partnership, MARVIN VAN weeks in Inc Evening Herald DERPOL. General Partner. CASE NO 7$-1449.CA.26-E CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EE DATED: July 26th, 1976. COUNTY FLORIDA Defendant, IN THE MATTER OF THE InRe:theMatteroftheAdopt,onof: Seal) ADOPTION OF NOTICEOFACTION CASE NO 76.1409.CA.04.E TAMMY SUE KRAFTCHICK Arihur H Beckwitn, Jr. TO MARVIN VANDERPOL. DAVID MATTHEW OUFOUR, a DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT, TO BEVERI Y & ROBERT By Linda M Shaw Husband. Northwest Investment PERRY NOTICE OF ACTION Deputy Clerk Properties No Two Petitioner, natural mother & lather THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: J RUSSELL HORNSBY of A Limited ParInersIpand JOHN FREDERICK MARR rif sammy Sue Krattchick Law Offices Of MAR I A N PIE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an E LIZ A BET H Residence Unknown res,dence ,,in6nown J Russell Hornsby. PA. Action to foreclose a Mortgage on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTlFlEo' Resent Pelption for Adoption under oath, a Orlando, Florida County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION has filed a PetItlo In Circuit ov of which is delivered to YOU Attorneys for Petitioner Wile o MARIANNE ELIZABETH herewith. Lot90.Lesl5qu /S fete of the Court of Seminole County. Florida, tat been tiled in the above Publish July 30. Aug 6. 13, 20. 1976 NOrth 00 feet 04 ELLIOTT the Wett 170 feet for lIe adopiion of the minor child styled Court You are required O DE B III cc Robert kalina serve a copy of your written thereof, FLOR IDA LAND AND named therein, arid you are required --5707 Luelda defenses, if any, to the Petition. on COLONIZATION COMPANY. 'O%h cause why the same should NOTICE OF Parma, Ohio Gerald S. Rqjtb,rg. Attorney at law, LIMITED. W. BEARDALL'S MAP not be granted, if any, by serving a INTENTION TO REOISTER YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED 31$ S Highway 1192, Cassetberry, OF ST J0SEPH', according to tn, copy 04 your written defe.n.e unnn FICTITIOUSNAME .. ' 'nereot as recorded triat an action for dissolution of Florida. 32707, and file the origindI in Plat KENNETH W. MCINTOSH. of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Book I. page ill Of the Public marriage has been flied against you wittt thai Clerk of the Circu,t Court at ITEP4STROM DAVIS & MclN pursuant to Florida Statute 563.09, Records of Seminole County, and you are required to serve a copy thai Seminole County Courthouse, TOSH, Altoriys for Petitioner. that the undersigned, desiring to Florida of your written defenses. if any, to Sanford, Florida, on or befeae engage in business Post Office BOx 1330, Sanford. under the bic has been filed against you a Gary E. Massey, Esquire of Brock, August 75th. 1916. Otherwise a Florida, 37711, and by filing thet titious name Of Altamont, Eye arer,quiredfo a written copy Criglfl.al thereof with the Clerk Cf Senioran SI' . "amonte SprIngs, 04 the Petitioners Center, Boston Avenue, City 04 Florida 37/01, Peritioner's attorn,y, Albert N Fitti, Plaintiff's Attorney THIS NOT ICE shall be published Altamonte Springs, 19/6, and herein fail not or a Default County Of on or before September 3rd. 1q76, once each week for four II) whose address Is: 310 EdwIrd, Judgment will be entered against con Suminole, State of Florida, Intend, Building, Sanford, FlorIda 37771, on you granting said adoption the aOove styled Court either before Herald, Sanbord. Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court of the original with the Clerk of seal of said Court Ihis 2nd iia of this immediat, thereafter; otherwise a said Court on this 20th day of Jut's'. Mitchell Shipiro. M.D. P A. 1976 Jgmcr.t mas' be efilered agains) Plaintiff's Attorpay or immediately (SEAL) a Florida Professional Sec Ittefeabtef'; Otherwise a default Will Arthur H 5.eckwith, Jr Petition Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. B Mitchell Shapiro, At 0. demanded WITNESSmynandandtMseaIof Clerk of the Circuit Court In the Complaint of the PresidenI Seminole CCijnhy, Florida DEN 144 d Reputed Crime Figure CITYOF DATED thiS 2nd day of August, MARVIN LLOYD STARKEY, PLEMENIED, OF THE CITY OF 1916 Husband, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (SEAL) CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. SAD THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL .d ORDINANCE BEING THE COM Arthur H Beckwith. Jr PRISCILLA A STARlE,v,.w,s. . .. FtU1tsEtsvE ZONING OR COUNTY..FLORIDA. By Mary N. Darden CIVIL ACTION NO 76-1269 THE STATE OF FLORIDA CAELBERRY. FLORIDA. SAID Deputy Clerk NATIONAL HOMES TO PRISCILLA A. STARKEY AC. AMENDMENT ESTABLISHiNG James J Loveless, Jr 12003 Enchanted Path Drive THE 'ZONING CLASSIFICATION Plaintiff, GILES. HEDRICK & YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PARCEL DESCRIBED AS TRACT ROBINSON, PA. TEDDIE BLUE and MARGARET 109 East Church Street thatasuithasbesnflle(iagalnstyou A OF NORTH ORLANDO RAN in the Circuit Court for Seminole CHES. SECTION 3. ACCORDING Defendants. Attorneys for Plaintiff NOTICE OF SUIT THE MARRIAGE OF. MARVIN RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I). PubIih Aug 6, 19/6 o TEDDIE BLUE and 3-1 ____________________ LLOYD STARKEY, Husband, and PAGE 3-4. PUBLIC RECORDS MARGARET LOUISE BLUE. DEC PRlSCLLA A. STARKEY, Wits. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA his wife, IN THE LIRCUIT COURT IN AND Civil Action No. 161369 CAOIE. PROVIDING SEVERABILITY To broaden support, the bill Red Cross Fired Upon By INI BRIEF DEB therearelarge blocksof federal past five years. land that cannot be taxed by Counties would have the - TEHRAN, Iran lAP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and the Shah of Iran meet today to discuss the sale of six to eight American nuclear reactors at $1 billion each and an nil-for-weapons trade. Reporters ac companyirg Kissinger were told not to expect any agreements during his two-day visit The main problem delaying the sale of the reactors is disposition of the plutonium that would be a byproduct of their production of electricity. The United States Insists that it must be reprocessed to prevent it from being used to produce nuclear explosives. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevl wants that done In Iran by his government The United States Insists it either be done elsewhere or be done In Iran by other nations or an international organization. Clerk ob ne Circuit Court By. Cecelia V. Ekern DEC35 measure because some of their services connected with federal districts cover major tracts of lands. ________________________________ federal Lands. Ne'iada, for instance, is 87 per cent owned by Legal Notice Kissinger, Shah Meet ticial Records Book 996. Pages 0113 through 0171. inclusIve, Public Friday, Aug. 6, me—lA Zoners OK Auto-Ira in Home I Deputy Clerk that would boost federal pay- ment to all counties where naments to one of every three tional parks or wilderness Western congressmen had services, road repairs, sewage, killed PICKlE EVON WHITE Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE STEPHENSON. STALNAKER & BEANE, PA. minimum continuing source of Counties complain they are revenue in lieu of local taxes on strapped for revenue to pay for JOHANNESBURG, South Africa lAP) - Thousands of angry blacks roamed the streets of Soweto township today, stoning cars and trucks, throning up roadblocks of wrecked cars and other deiris and molesting workers on their way to joba in Johannesburg. It was the third straight day of violence in the huge ghetto eight miles south of Johannesburg which spawned the black upheaval in mid-June In which at least 176 persons were and more than 1,100 were injured. Three blacks were killed Wednesday. The Rand Daily Mail reported that police shot and killed a fourth black Thursday and wounded five others, but police did not confirm the report. Police were put on a nationwide standby alert, and police reinforcements were rushed to Soweto. 1' D Ir't A ............. Notice of Administration, Augusta. Seminole County, Florida, and ISeal) was caused by e or not." tion to cut-rent payments. PayThe measure would boost the nnts would be linked to popufederal budget by an estimated lationand,in any event, limited $118 million annually, guaran- to $1 million, South African Blacks Continue Violence Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Move Scheduled Sept. 1 signed to tell whether the withcomputercomjnands togo fident of eventual passage. IN BRIEF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMiNOLE PROBATE DIVISION File Number 7S.3ip -. -- Thursday to approve the paytivities such as mineral dements bill and deliver it to the velopmentortimber cutting; or WORLD Legal Notice Legal Notice contained Student Tax Cut Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate is recommending a $250-a-year tax cut to help students pay their way through college or vocational school. The special credit would start out at $100 next July 1 and rise by $50 a year until it hit the maximum $250 In 1980. If the student had a Job and filed his own tax return, he could subtract up to $250 from taxes owed. Otherwise, the tax credit would go to the student's parents or spouse, whichever paid his college expenses for tuition, books or fees. Legal Notice — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE NOTICE TO PUBLIC THF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice is hereby given that tr CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hOl ICE s hereby çvn tflat the Board of Adjustment of the Ct ot i)JNTY. Ft O!IDA guard of County Commissioners Sanford will hold a special meetjn --. .". . ..".-. "V 'iJSllPi em'noie county, i,oriaa, snaui at on Friday. ftugust 13 1976, in t In Re: the Marriage of IN RE: ESTATE OF 7:00 PM. or as soon as poisible City Hall at 1.30 ..M. in order to LESTER PAUL MORROW, RICKIE EVON WHITE. thereafter, on the lIst day AuguSt. consider a request for a variance ri Husband Respondent, 1976. in the Seminole County the Zoning Ordinance as i: pertains Deceased and () u t r It NOTICE OF ADMtNISTRATION Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. to side yard setback requirements n BARBARA SUE MORROW, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING consider the adoption of the SR I Zoned District in Lot II. Block PASADENA,Calif.(Ap)_If Organiccomposindsarethose CLAIMS OP DEMANDS AGAINST Wife Petitioner. following Ordinance: 6. Dreamwold. 3rd Section. PB 4, life were words and sentences, based on carbon. Some organIc THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO LESTER NOTICE OFMORROW SUIT An ordinance relating to the Page 70 PAUL unincorporated areas of Seminole Being more specifically described then the experiment that Vik- molecules are related to life OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED P 0 Box 36S IN THE ESTATE County. Florida; amending Section as located at 2100 Chase Ave Ing's minilaboratory begins to- and some are not. It Is as If Lawrenceburg, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 9o1 the Seminole County Fire Unit Planned use of the property is fort Tennessee 30461 day would be a search for mdi- Viking stumbled into a game of that the administration of the estate Ordinance No.111 to provide that Fellowship & Meeting Roorn to vidual letters. YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an the Tax Collector of Seminole Mount Haven Primitive Baptist Scrabble, and it will be very of PICKlE EVON WHITE, action br Dissolution of Marriage County shall be entitled to receive a Church, The organic analysis of Mar- hard to tell if any "letters" decsed. File Number 7336 CP. Is has been filed against you and you commission for the collection B IPerkins tian soil could turn up "letters" finds once made up a "word" in the Circuit Court for are required to serve a copy of your taxes within the tire unit of one haIl Chairman Seminole County. Florida, Probate written defenses, ii any, to it on W. of one percent of the net funds the address of which - actually organic molecules a living organism - or were D.viion. Board of Adjustment H MORRISON Ptlilioner's At collected; providing for con Publish Aug. 6. 1976 - pointing to past or present merely units that never were Seminole CountY Courthouse,istorney, whose address iS III South struclion, severability and an Sanford, Florida, i7711. DEC 30 life on the red planet, The per Maitland Avenue, Maitland, lective date. part of a meaningful structure. sonal representative of the estate is Florida. 32751, on or before August (SEAL) The organic analysis inThe GCMS data could be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LYNDLEC.WHITE.wnoseaddresj 25th, l976,and(iletheorjglnalwith Arthur H. Beckwitrt Jr. strument, called a gas chro- helpful in corroborating what is Post 37707 Office Box Casselberry, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Is Florida, The732, name and ad the Clerk of this Court either before By: A G. Jones, D.C. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE service on Petitioner's Attorney or Clerk of Board of COUNTY. FLORIDA. (GCMS), will comb the soilfor periments. For example, If the tative'saftorneyaresetforth adefaultwillbeenteredaqains, you Seminole County, those basic units from which biology Instruments found apAll persons having claimsare or Petition for the relief demanded in the CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, Florida demands against the estate larger "building blocks" of life parent signs of life but the required, Plaintiff, WI THIN PubliSh Aug 6. 1976 THREE are formed. WITNESS my hand and seal of DEC32 GCMS found no organic matter MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF this Court on July 21sf. 1916 NORMAN E PIATT. SR ., et at, If no such molecules are In the soil, it would cast grave THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Defendants THIS NOTICE, file with the clerk ISeall IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE found, scientists say, chances doubt on the validity of the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. AMENDED ot the above court a written Stat EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. aresmallthattherelslffeinthe it:'.,'y tests. Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICEOFACTION ment Of any claim or demand they CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO Norman E. Piatt, Sr.. By Mary N, Darden soil picked up by Viking. That COUNTY, FLORIDA. A report Thursday on an may have Each claim must be iO Deputy Cierk and and must indicate the basis CASE NO. 74.1070.CA.19.O wouldn't mean there Isn't life analysis of Inorganic elements writing Publish July 23. 30, Aug. & 13. 1976 In Re: Custody of Nancy A. Piatt, his wife tortheclaim.vhenameandaddress DEB90 13i1 Witte Street. Apt 110 elsewhere on Mars, however. In the soil showed what had of the creditor or hiS agent or at _____________________ROBINNATHANIELHURT Houston. Texas 77055 Three separate biology in- been previously supposed, that torney, and the amount claimed, lb IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO: JOE NOTICE OF ACTION N. HURT YOU ARE HEREBY notified that strument,s are looking for life iron is a major constituent of the claim is not yet due, the date EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. anamendedcomplalnttoforectose, when It will become Yucca Street processes - growth, metabol- the reddish, rusty-looking soil. stated If the claim due shall be CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE mortgage encumbering the is Contingent D Fayetteville, COUNTY, FLORIDA. bollowung real Property. lszn, respiration -but have not North Carolina Dr. Priestly Toulmin said the unhigu,dated, th nature of the Ufl CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 76-101. Lot II. BL K. "C" NORTH certainty Shall be stated. If the CA09F YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a ORLANDO TERRACE. SEC I, yet found anything definitely soil sample about 14 claim is secured, Petition for Child Custody has been interpreted as life, ... -----nprrpnfirn, .. . -. the security shall FIRST FEDERAL SAVIN(S AJfl .. . - Iit.IIY I ''"." 'I' .. iuuvu m rid, w'.' r ---• u ". vii oe oescrioea The claimant shall LOAN against you and there is a V-'" -, ASSOCIATION deliver sufficient copies of GCMS aboard relatively large amounts were the The 40-pound claim ORLANDO. a corporation. ROBIN Seminole County, Florida, to the clerk to enable the derk Court award custody to phosphorus and mail Plaintiff, the lander will test soil that sd- silicon, one copy to each personal NATHANIEL HURT to his natural has been filed against you and you mother, MAR JORIE PARKER are required to serve a copy of your representative entists hope was deposited by calcium ' ROBERT F. RIVERA and SALLY HURT, and siou are All persons interested in the .. Most of the rocks in the Vikrequired to writtend,fenses. if any, to it on VAN the tplec,-'nnin,, Vifrmn., Al. II5 ..'..WIJ to whom a copy of this Notice of serve a copy of your wrilten PEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. PA., lug area are of basaltic cornDefendants arm on July 28. They're not defenses, lb any, to the petition on attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post Administration has been mailed are NOTICE OF SALE Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida the Petitioner's attorney, R. sure any dirt got into the test position, he said. Basalt Is the required, w, 7HIN THREE Notice is hereby given that pur 321)2, and file the original With IPitj, major type of rock in lava on PATRICK PHILLIPS, of Baldwin & MONTHS FROM THE DATE 01' chamber, and the arm is curTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF suant to the Final Judgment 0 Oikeou, 500 Highway 17 92. Fern Cleckobth,above.styled Court orior earth, and finding it on Mars rently stuck and unable to O Foreclosure and sale entered in the Park, FlorIda, 32730, on or THIS NOTICE, to file any objections before before August 23rd, 1976. otherwise, cause pending in the Circuit Court in September 1st. 1976. and file a Iuagmenl may be entered against the canoes have been active there validiby 04 the decedent - s will, the being Civil Number /6 I01.CA 09 F. either before service on Petitioner's complaint qualibication of the personal The GC1I4S "is simply de- at some time in the past. WITNESSmyhandandtheseIof representative, or the venue or the undersigned Clerk will sell the attorne-yorimmediatefytnerea,ter; signed to detect organic matMeanwhile, Viking's twin, jurisdiction Of the court, property situated in Seminole Sdid Court on the 21st day of July, otherwise a DEfault Will be entered ter," Dr. John Oro, a member Viking 2, approached to within County. Florida, described as' 1976 against you for the relief demanded ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND .win,...' ,.._, ... Unit an. OAK WAOftflhiQ . ic.,, ri ifll uiia,yi IcolII, WJ,LMJ rey,Tion. llC5 01 xsiars. toe unVDJCL I iuri NUT 50 FILED SECTION ONE,a Condominium Arthur H. BeCkwith. Jr WlTNE5Smyhandandse.Iof Its Word Cut IN BRIEF Legal Notice Both Kimbrough - Councilmen Gerard Connell city. CALL 834-8776 e The New AU In The Ear �Evening HeMd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305 322 2611 or 831 9991 Around Friday, August 6, 1976-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week 35 cents; Month. $240: 6 Months. $14.20, Year. $28 40 By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3240. ~ ____ 1 1 Purity Standards Up In Th e Air On the whole. Americans are an idealistic and impulsive people. How idealistic and impulsive we can become in times of perceived national emergency was visible in the Senate recently when that chamber debated proposed amendments to the Clean Air Act of 1970. Six years ago the deteriorating quality of the air constituted a crisis of the first magnitude and Americans reacted. Ultimately, Congress established strict air quality standards, a federal apparatus to enforce them and funds to give the program vitality. Those who protested that we were moving too far, too fast were lost voices in the ,t.j hi,, 'v Iju Today even Sen. Edward Muskie of Maine, a champion of cleaner environment and the ramrod who piloted the 1970 act through Congress, admits that it needs changes to "improve certain features. . to accommodate perceived economic . . conditions." Apparently the experience of five years has caused the senator, among many others, to realize more acutely that while pure air is a national ideal, it also m ust be placed on th e scales with other goals and a balance m ust be struck, Sticking to standards that are in some cases apparently unattainable in small consolation to th e auto worker who may lose his job, the farmer who cannot develop his property, or the American who pays more for a car than he should, The Senate bill under disc ussion moves toward recognition of these and other social and economic factors by controls to 1979 standards un til 1980. Cities also would be given five to 10 more years to meet federal clean air standards. At the same time th e principle that controls are here to stay, and that progress must be made, are preserved through such safeguards as rules that cities must continue to implement "reasonable transportation controls" such as privileged lanes for car pools and buses. And interm solutions for industries are rejected in favor of permanent installations, The most troublesome Senate proposal is one that would prohibit the deterioration of air quality in regions where it is high — usually remote and unpo pulated areas, The amendment is appealing because it seemingly preserves natural areas. On the other hand, business organizations estimate th at 80 per cent of many states would suffer substantial economic, agricultural and recreational damage if air quality is not allowed to fall one iota below its present degree of purity. If, for example, a Kaiparowits power plant cannot be built because of environmet1tal considerat ions, millions of Americans could eventually suffer either for a lack of energy or through added pollution in highly populated areas if this is where a substitute plant is built. Indeed the "non-deterioration" amendment could be a major setback to the nation's effort to become selfsufficient in energy if it hobbles mining operations. Congress has overshot once on clean air legislation and now is slowly retreating to reality, It would serve no p urpose to repe at the mistake again this year. Alcohol A Congress has voted nearly half billion dollars in funding authority for fiscal years 1977-79 to help an estimated 10 million alcoholics and problem drinkers in the United States. The money will go to states for the prevention and treatment of alcoholism and will also go for research into the causes of alcoholism. Haifa billion dollars i.sa lot of money. But it Is only a small fraction of the social and economic cost of alcohol abuse. me costs of absenteeism, lowered productivity, accidents, unem ployment, crime, family instability and health problems associated with the abuse of alcohol in our society are incalculab!e. Alcohol Is undoubtedly the drug most abused in America. Alcohol abuse programs have been inadequate to keep the problems from growing. It is po&sible they have been ineffective as a result of improper design or adminlstratbn. There may have been a lack of funds. Not much public attention has been paid to this problem area. The effectiveness of the programs should be determined. If possible, the programs should be made more effective. Those that are found to be effective or that can be made effective should be fully funded. BERRY'S WORLD _ ___ The Clock H) Hhl.l..CUItRIE Wonder if Commissioner Sidney Vihien Jr., feels he's being bugged" enough to give up his seat on the Seminole County Co!zniSs1Ofl. Earlier in the week, Vihien let It be known that if he came under too much fire for missing cornmission meetings due to his politicking for the Fifth U.S. Congressional District post he'd resign. Yesterday, he faded to show for budget hearing in commission chambers and a giant stuffed lady bug was placed on his vacant chair. Sid's chall enging H. Miller Newton, James Sursely, JoAnn Saunders and Don Reynolds in the Sept. 7 Democratic primary for the right to run against incumbent Congressman Richard Kelly (HNew Port Richey). Guess Sid's pulling out all the stops in his campaigning and Just can't find the time to devote to either the budget hearings in our county or for regular commission meetings. Just watch out for those 'bugs' in our political system, Sid. Sometimes they bite! appear to be stumbling over each other in their Florida. For Instance, there's the Seminole County Port Authority (SCX)PA), the Seminole County Industrial Deelopment Authority (SCIDA), the SanfordSeminole Development Corp. (SSDC), ACTION Orlando, and the Industrial ' Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and many, many more, in addition to the many private developers who search for any clean-air outfit that migh t be thinking of opening a branch office or moving the whole shibang to our area. There's a definite need for such agencies, but do we need so many? What's wrong with combining SCOPA and SCIDA and having them work hand-In-glove? Don't the functions appear to overlap — which means that money is being spent to maintain two agencies that could well be funneled into one Large outfit? You wonder about ACTION Orlando, probably saying to yourself, "Heck, that doesn't involve Seminole County." TOM TIED ...'.'x;-. ' ' p ":'- •.,_ :.., :",- I R ed T i s S i 0n : I m ossib e ____ Think again, pardner! Many Individuals and corporations in Seminole County Joined a concentrated effort of national advertising, etc., last year to bring outside firms or their subsidiaries here — and It was to be called ACTION Orlando. So far, we haven't seen many results from the effort, but it could come in the not too distant future. Now the Seminole County Commission is talking about merging SCOPA and SCIDA, which I happen to believe Is one of the more fruitful thoughts those illustrious politicians have come up with In recent years. SCIDA wants $93,644 from county taxpayers to operate in the 1976-77 fiscal year, an increase of over $3O,O) from last year's budget. I don't see how the duplication of effort is worth even a pittance of that amount. If someone can show me what SCIDA's done for the area since its inception, except to spend those almighty tax dollars, then I might take a second look at the situation. Until then, I see no reason for all these overlapping agencies. efforts to bring a new P;,iness or two to Central Industry-seeking agencies in Seminole County Charg ersFa ceRedskins JOHN D. :r. 'Wash nrf,rI Z1 ' tv' LOFTON JR. l Reverses VP Stance _____________ ;"/F' .1 h/'..~'.. I .,P ''.., WASHINGTON — Jimmy Carter, Jerry Ford "As I was going up the stair ____ ,h1 and Ronald Reagan agree on at least one thing: I met a man who wasn't there. ____________________________ P the next president must reform the . ;', He wasn't there again today. '.• _ bureaucracy; 'Beadledom' must go. The I wish, I wish He'd stay away." -'n'' , government's garden needs weeding. As a start If —"The Psychoed," by American writer ai4l . each candidate has pledged to rid the official educator Hiighe.i Mearns. naive, to ranks of incompetents, purge the arrogant ne'r WASHINGTON — Perhaps it is quaint, even . / . do wells, and — listen up now — "restore ef. argue in this day and age — when " . , . '-. j . ficiency and responsive and a sense of caring" in pragmatism reigns supreme on the U.S. political '. ,. . - . ._____ public servants all across this glorious land. . scene, when what Is right is defined solely in " . .. . $' 11 Well, lots of luck. Two hundred years ago the .-' terms of what works — that a politician, any .. .. -. dr,) patriots fought a war, in part, to rid America of 1 politician, ought tobeam.anof word, even f ______ 1. the "swarms of officers" (bureaucrats) who it means certain defeat. __ were feeding on the people's substance. In this But I reject this notion emphatically. After . .. ,. >' respect, the war was lost. Government has ; , . . all, as I have always understood things, implicit to the point where the swarms account for in being a principled conservative is th e idea, t!b ;! ,, one of every six jobs in the nation, or one of every .~"I paraphrase John Stuart Mill on war, that losing four new jobs in the last decade, and coming to ______ Is terrible but there is something worse: the idea ______ -. grips wi th it, as John Kennedy said, is "li ke ' that nothing is worth losing for. . I' '.1__________ fighting a feather bed." Because I believe this so fervently, the most One reason for this is that while government unpalatable aspect of Ronald Reagan's choice of employment is large, it is also secured to the - . - ' p... Sen. Richard Schweiker as his running mate is, deepest root In the history of labor. Genuine in my Judgment, that in selecting an extremely bureaucratic reform would necessitate cutting liberal choice for his No. 2 spot Instead of the the root, and that would not only be difficult, it conservative echo he promised, the former Minor or major repairs? might be impossible. When Richard Nixon tried _____________________________________________________________________ California governor has done something he said to effect a modest reduction in force, as examhe would not do. pie, the root held, and he eventually conceded the This is Reagan's "man on the stairs." lie will inevitable: "We never fire anybody, we never net go away. And If putting such a premium on reprimand anybody, we never demote honesty and integrity makes me a so.called anybody." Th us, like roaches, public servants "kamili.azee conservative" or an "ideolocical don't disappear, they multiply. pur ist," then so be it. I wear the labels proudly. This truth is at the heart of perhaps the most Before and throughout his campaign for the difficult problem in government administration Republican NEW YORK (AP) — As a presidential nomination, Reagan member of both underlying his choices Is an awareness that we today. Gov . James Edwards of South Carolina academia and business, W. Allen Wallis, has a have changed the concepts of the forefathers, adamantly rejected the Idea that the GOP should puts it plainly enough: "Bosses aren't bosses rare perspective of the ongoing battle between who sought to prevent any special interest from wa er down its principles to broaden its base anymore." What he means is that government big government and free enterprise, Sixteen months ago, he declared: in the per.. using the powers of government. workers are so tightly protected by civil service, sonal as well as business sense. "A political party cannot be all things to all Now, he observes, politics Is controlled by and In some case unionization as well, neither a Wallis distrusts big government. Ile sees it as minorities, and each minority seeks the special people. It cannot compromise its fundamental governor nor a president has absolute authority corrosive of human freedom, unable to beliefs for political expediency or simply to swell produce favors that government can bestow, over the jobs. on its promises, inimical to the market economy "A bloc of 10 per cent can determine if a man Is its numbers." In many, respects the protection Is justified. and prosperity, and wasteful, As regards the kind of person he would pick as elected, if members of that bloc are ready to vote Civil service began in the country as a means of These past four decades have been a test and a for him solely on one issue," he commented. his running mate, Reagan said In early May: protecting government workers from political trial for Wallis. Scholar, "I do not be lieve you choose someone of an university chancellor, And who are the vagaries and the eccentricities of powerful corporate director, member of five minorities? Just about opposite philosophy In hopes that he'll get you presidential everyone and anyone who seeks special consome votes nincompoops Yet Edwards says, "The pen- commissions, author, Walls has been you can't get yourself . . . I think forced to sideration, including businessmen who run to dulum has swung too far the other way." Wrong watch government grow. Washington to seek advantages that the free that's being false with the people who voted for as well as right is being protected. Inefficiency is "In the past 40 years the trend in public affairs market system, the pricing system, would not you and your philosophy." rewarded. At the recent National Governors' has been very adverse in the long term for grant. As recently as July 9, Reagan told the Conference in Pennsylvania, every executive freedom and prosperity, or maybe I should say One of the consequences of this minority Colorado Republican Convention: "I don't asked agreed with Richard Lamm of Colorado for economic welfare," said Wallis in an that civil service is now "the greatest of all terview this week. power, he continues, is that government grows believe in the old tradition of picking someone at the opposite end of the political spectrum roadblocks to effective government." bi gger a nd more involved in Jobs it cannot do be His answer is a book, "An Over-Governed effectively, cause he can get you some votes you can't get A the governors see it, the roadblock is this: Society," made up of various speeches and that frustrated voters futilely yourself." given since competition is the mother of facility, we over the years that poke holes in the belief that seek to remedy the problem with more govern. destr oy it only at our peril. Hence government big government can solve everything. It is ment. In the week in w hich it was announced he had service has become the final resting place for, published by The Free Press, a division of chosen In the process, he adds, the productive power own Sen. Schweiker, a Northern liberal, as his without exaggeration, millions of tenured Macmillan. of running mate, Reagan was quoted in a Time our market system and our personal freedorm zombies who la ck the stimulation to hustle. Wallis, 64, an economist and statistician, is are infringed upon. Promising magazine Intervies as saying that If Preaident but not fulfilling We've all seen them: crusty, careless, over- 'now chancellor of the University of Rochester government grows and Job-producing free en. Ford did this, it would be a "foolish mistake." bearing. Ken Fobes, an assistant to the governor and a director of, among Why? Because "Ford would lose the South. And others, Eastman terprise is thwarted. of Oregon, says the best description for many Kodak, Trans Union, Esmark, Bausch and Unlike many corporate officials, Wallis a lot of Republicans might not work for him, The bureaucrats is that "they retire on the job." Lomb, Macmillan and Metropolitan Life doesn't blame economic teaching for balance of our country is in the Sun Belt and Statistically, it is not quite true that the worst Insurance. theDo public that's where the future of our party Is." opinion that permits government to grow. bureaucrats can't be fired. Between 16 and 25,000 Avoiding political labels, he says he chooses contrary, he says, the more economics education On the very day he offered Sen. Schweiker the federal workers are dismissed each year. the best of candidates regardless of party, but the more conservative students become, No. 2 spot, Reagan, prior to his six-hour meeting w ith the senator, told the Los Angeles Times: 4,_-1, ', . ':'. _____ '.. _____ -. . _____ 'h... ', ' / grown ______ _______ ______ ______ iI ' _____ 41. 'i(" _______ O 14 p. -li-0 holauft, . '. Fairbanks has five ex-Okla. view." WASHINGTON — Now that President Ford George McGovern, D.-S.D., Edmund Muskie, D- quit, House Judiciary Chairman Having chosen a sow's ear as his ticket mate, appears to have the Republican nomination hie., Henry Jackson, D.-Wash., Phil Hart, D.I Peter Rodino, D.-N.J., is quoted in McClory safely tied up, Democrats are clearing their Mich. and James Eastland, s diary as saying Reagan and his men have now launched D..MLss. "that he did not have any desire to prosecute throats for the campaign oratory to come, The:, the "Operation Silk Purse," telling conservatives In these background FBI interviews, they President beyond the time of Intend to portray him as a lackadaisical leader exprea,sed strong support for Ford's nomination, removal from that while Sen. Schweiker is certainly no Reagan office or resignation and that he was not in- Republican, at the same time he is, well, not all and to condemn him for pardoning Richard "Ford isa man of excellent character, possesses terested in any criminal prosecution." Nixon. that liberal, his knee doesn't jerk quite as high unquestionable integrity, trustworthiness and or The same view, according to McClory's Yet the truth is that the Democrats had a lot patriotism," McGovern told the FIJI on Oct. 17, diary, was expressed by Rep. Don Edwards, D.. last as, say, Sen. Walter Mondale's. to do with catapulting Ford into the White House 1973. Humphrey said he had known Ford since Calif. "Both he and Rodino indicated that Reagan campaign chairman chairman Sen. and encouraging him to pardon Nixon. We have 1949 and considered him to be honest and y Paul Laxalt, for example, says Schwelker Is "far wanted to communicate this to 'my guys' the evidence, capable. Republican leadership), which I did this (the sounder" than his voting record Indicates, After Spiro Agnew was forced out as vice Muskie saic he didn't know "anything of an rung," wrote Laxalt says that In his talk with Reagan, McClory. president, Nixon wanted to appoint John Con- adverse nature" about Ford. "He has bipartisan Speaker Albert also told McClory that Schweiker admitted ,,some misgivings" about nally in his place. But the Democratic leaders In support in every respect," the senator from "resignation was sufficient penalty and that he prior votes, that his thinking has "changed Congress made it clear that Connally couldn't Maine Informed the FBI, fundamentally" In a lot of areas. But one would advise against any subsequent get confirmed. Then Nixon began to weigh other Senators Jackson, Hart and Eastland had proceedings involving criminal searches in vain for concrete proof of the President," such Prospects — William Rogers, Melvin Laird, equally nice things to tell the FBI about Ford. Nelson Rockefeller, William Scranton and even Even auto worker's boss Leonard Woodcock, Footnote: The Speaker denied pledging to It is said Sen. Schweiker is worried about Ronald Reagan. now one of the powers behind Jimmy Carter, help block any prosecution of Nixon. Edwards deficit spending, that he Is antiabortion and But it was Gerald Ford, the favorite in the assured the FBI that Ford "has the capacity to said he didn't recall the specific conversation but an tibusing. But 'f the cloakrooms of Congress, who got the ap- bring a torn country together," acknowledged "there was an attitude" to let Nixon-Ford vetoes that pointment. Afterward, Speaker Carl Albert t have reached the Senate during the past eight Nixon off after the resignation. Rodino What these Democratic leaders told the FBI was boasted: "I think I was the first in Congress to in Years — mostly because they proposed spending unavailable for comment. tell the President that Jerry would be the easiest the 1916 campaign. They Intend to make a too much — Sen. Schweiker has voted to sustain CARPET CHEATS: Americans spent more only one and that was just candidate to sell to the House. He's a very fine campaign issue, for example, a few weeks ago. of the Nixon than $2.3 billion last year for residential carpet, man to work with." This past April. Schweiker voted against an pardon. But a Senate investigation of the carpet industry amendment offered by Sens. James Buckley, As the first appointed vice president In Yet two years ago, some leading Democrats has R..* found that the purchasers often don't get N.Y., and James McClure, R.-Idaho, to cut th history, Ford was put through tie wringer. His had the same views as Ford about punishing the what they pay for, e federal budget by $6.6 billion, entire life was Investigated by the FBI. Agents fallen Nixon. Rep, Robert McClory, 11.411., a key Pennsylvania conducted more than 1,00 inLrrviews. Among member of the "No other home furnishing item appears to Republican has never sponsored himself or House Impeachment Committee, involve as much mlsunderstandjg those questioned were such staunch Democrats recorded what these Democrats told him. on the part of cosponsored any of the legislation introduced consumer or Is fraught with such abuse at their over the years to as Senators Hubert Humphrey, D.-Minn., require a balanced budget, On August 7, 1974, just two days before Nixon expense," Sen. Chk.s ar Percy ujd. although he says he favor's such a thing. me ft. , „,-~_o thers Just Faster . . 1_...~ r Call Lundquist will use basically the same Lineup which pulled an upset in the district tourney two weeks ago in Sanford. David Wiggins will pitch, trying to improve on his 7-1 record. Jay Johnson, who bats cleanup, is the catcher. Kenny Lee plays first base. Ned Raines isa questionable starter. If his Jaw is well enough for him to play, he will be on second base. He leads the team In home runs with six. Jim Brodie will play either second base or left field, with Don Williams the other possibility in left. Robert Smith, leadoff batter, plays shortstop. Tim Raines, the top hitter on the club at .333, Is in center. Either Jeff Anderson or Williams will be playing right. Billy Merchant Is the third baseman. "I expect a lot of competition in this tournament," said Lundquist. "It's my first Legion tourney, so it will be a good experience for me as well as the boys." , •.r-.. -I 1. 1 . . -- .l. i ' 7 ; : • it 121~~ -. I A Nliflow-%-, F I /, . . - .-! -1-,_fJ - -- KENNYLEE ` VIV7~4_ ,,,~ K* , -~6,- It 1'~ - TIMRAINES 11 n , JEFFANDERSON i 63 victory in the Pleasant Valley with 69s, including Lee Trevino, By the 12th hole, Trevino was not putting any pressure on back Inaction after a eightweek said, "I was cutting the ball him Ink '-." ' .. P..., "u I.dIJ 31A iayou oecause 01 a back again, hitting the irons right at years ago as a one-day satellite ailment. the flag." event, "There wasn't any pain toBen Crenshaw, the year's The top prize in this t.ourna. day," said Trevino, who visited leading money-winner with ment — named after the comicphysical therapist Wednesday $213,201, passed up the B.C., as strip "B.C." — is $40,000, the night and again after his first. did Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Milamount Am won five days ago. round. ler and 1973 B.C. champion HuFor one thing, he said, he be- bert Green. Bob Wynn, who admitted he finally has been playing "pretty gan to loosen up after the first Veteran Gary Player finished solid" the Last two weeks, tied five holes. with 72. McGee for second after 18 holes. ' "I struggled for a while after getting a good start on the West Coast this year," he said. "But I left my game there." There were eight players, including defending B.C. chainpion Don Iverson, bunched at 67. The others were Bill Mallon, Butch Baird, Mark Hayes, George Knudson, Allen Miller, Phil Rodgers and Dave 11111. There were nine at 68, and 15 J Look, But Don't Touch NEW YORK I AP) — Not far from the Children's Zoo In Cen. ti-al Park where tots pet lambs and bunnies, the "Lord of the Ring" was on exhibit. But there was no touching Muhammad Ali. "I can't go out In that owd" the heavyweight champion of the world said Wednesday when a publicist suggest he go sit r'' • r with the youthful crowd and pose for pictures. But the crowd was content to watch and listen as All mugged it up with old foe Jimmy Yo ung and shouted about "getting ready for another annihilation" Sept. 28 in Yankee Stadium against Ken Norton — "a sucker I created, a sucker I made great." ++I r I .#. ". AVI ~&% -W I 0" ) I I . -1 - . ~ 1.&%.. ep I .1 r7 - Says New Day Coming . __ SUNNINGDALE, England three strokes ahead of Amen- while Miss Higgins shot 74-73, (AP) — Chako Iliguchi, the can Sandra Palmer, her nearJudy Rankin, the 1974 Eubeaming little Japanese who est rival, and five ahead of oth- ropean champion, / and Donna ' has taken the spotilghtfrom the er American stars Kathy Young, defending champ, , both It U.S. star players at the Eu- Whitworth and Joanne Carner, .. . had par 743 in the opening two 4 i ll! - , . ropean Women's ChamMISS Palmer has been in con- rounds to lie in 10th • • six I 41 pionship, thinks that before tention for the $13,500 first prize strokes behind Mrs.place Iliguchi, 11, ' • long her country will become ri ght from the beginning, but '1 . '1 , '" • one of the world's foremost the other American women had r. , I . . L . golfing nations, an unhappy start and only four ' I . Mrs. Higuchi plays most of of them — Laura Baugh, Pat her golf in her homeland. Now Bradley, Marlene Hagge and . ' " she is hoping to add the Eu- Beth Stone, managed subpar 4 .. • ropean title to the seven Japa. cards in the opening round. nese titles she already has won. Things went better in the secThrough an interpreter — she ond round with six of the nine J . ' .%' can understand some English leaders coming from the United ' : but can't speak it fluently — she Sta tes. i ll . -. '" .• explained that Japan Is fast Miss Whitworth shot a 69, the becoming a golf-mad country lowest score of the day, for a where there are more than 1,. two-round 147, one under par. . . ' 000 courses. That put her third, where she "It'san expensive game back was joined by Mrs. Carrier, home — land is so scarce that Pam Higgins, Miss Hagge and ,t.%IATEUR LINECI': Torn huh, Jerry lingelbach, Otis Alston, Calvin lingelbach, Henry Cooper, l'onu Brandt, Steve Morris, John Pardo. t it's difficult trying to find Murle Breer. enough space to lay out a Mrs. Carrier pull ed up from a C course," she said. "That means first-round 76 with a three-unI I that club subscriptions are tre- der 71 in the second round. Miss mendously high, and in some Breer was in a similar state places it will cost around $100 FERN PARK — A pair of recently graduated from Otis ALston and Jim Haynes by Calvin, older brother of tied for second with Pono just for a game. You young amateurs who are in- Rollins, edged out young Tom a sound eight points. Aliton Jerry, is a star basketball and Brandt. The tie-breaker system "But people are prepared to persuing Holt by two points in the round- took the trophy for second in terested via baseball player at FTU. lie won was exhausted as they both pay it, and If you're going to pa CONDITIONER y ~ professional careers in Jai-alai robin event spanning seven 10- the tie-breaker system. Alston four games In the eight-game, won, placed and showed in an that much then you need to bei Went r14J1 took the first step this week by point gaines. Hosea Grimes and Haynes had two wins each, 12-point session, •_ • 'l 1il equal number of games. A super-enthusiastic," hauling in top honors in the finished third, followed by Kalel but Alston had three places to John Pardo, who operates a singles playoff was staged, with Mrs. Hlg'uchl has been the — season championship tour- Napalapalel, Robert Cameron, Haynes' two, home improvement business, Morris winning, 7-4. of the first two rounds of nament at the Orlando- Barney Baldorosi and Jake Bob Benson, Ogie Kenelpp, finished second, followed by General JarrL / nabbed by Mike the championships. She shot a Pryor. Seminole fronton. ,,, _ Bob Patrick and Dan Lackey Gary Chambers, Danny , Third lowest of the first two rounds In the backcourt, It was rounded out the field in the Seaworld, Mike Brantley, Nick r!-e tourney, culminating 10 followed b Mike ContraI Air and only one stroke off the [I-Ill I11 ._1 World months of play, was highlighted Disney Merlin Tic Ti " H U ss employe backcourt for Class A. SansOne, Pete Piacenti and Nostro, course record, to Like a first. .k¼ by Class A champions Henry Lingelbach who dominated DeGregory,an un wan. Class B champions were Jim Moore PLUMBING round lead which she held with 1 Cooper and Jerry Lingelbach. play. lie came from behind in Calvin IAngelbach and Steve Morris, meatcutter for a The amateur season In a par-74 Friday. ' LL HEATING. INC. Cooper, a frontcourter who winning the last game to edge MOrTis. Sanford steakhouse, actually Seminole County has concluded. She went into today's round *A - ' 1-- . ,__ ' I: ' , ur Demos 'Favored Ford As VP NED RAINES I Crosswhite, flO5C guar ay. mon d Hamilton and — BILLYMERCHANT COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) any race involving Borzov, oozing out of him.” linebackers Rod Shoate and — Russian sprinter Valerly said: "Valeriy is unique, in Glance is itching for another Steve Zabel. Borzov, though now in his 29th terms of talent, inner reserve shot at Borzov. Glance showed Each team opened preseason year, gives no indication he is and will power. Probably, will good form in the early races in play with victories last week — on his way downhill even if he power is his strongest point. Montreal but wound up fifth in San Diego beat Philadelphia 20didn't repeat his gold medal When you line up alongside him i the final of the 100. Glance feels 7 and New England stopped the 1 performance of four years ago for a competition, you just know Borzov can be beaten and with New York Giants in overtime at the Montreal Olympic — you feel it in your nones — only four runners in the field 13-7. Washington, in his pro de. ENDICOTF, N.Y. (AP) — Games last week. that he will win. You have no here, it'll be easy to see the but, ran for one touchdown and Buddy AIIm, riding high with an chance. Magnetism Is just match race. As U.S. Conch Bill Thomson rushed for 38 yards eight-under-par 63 in the first says, it's just that the other round of the B.C. Open golf athletes are getting better. tournament, wants badly to win this one. In 1972, Borzov woa gold If he does, AIIm, winner of the medals in the 100-and 200-meter Pleasant Valley Classic dashes. Last week in Montreal, Sunday, will qualify for the 1976 he won one bronze in the 100 and World Series of Golf. another in the 4(X) relay " "lie had to clock the same A victory in this $20O00O event, he said, would enable time to win the bronze in the 100 him to get into the select field. that won him the gold in 1972," But if he fails, he still has a said Thomson. chance to make the classic beBorzov, along with teammate fore the end of the month. Aleksandr Aksinin, will have a Jerry McGee, with only one chance to show his skill in the victory in 10 years on the PGA 100 meters against Harvey tour, was in the clubhouse with Glance and Steve Riddick today a six-under-par 63 when Allin in the opening of the two-day was making his surge Thurs,q United States-Soviet Union dual day. track meet at the University of Allin began with four straight Maryland. birdies and finished his round with 10 of them against only two Seventeen men's and wornbogies, lie one-putted 11 greens en's events were scheduled toas he turned in a course record day while 19 were set for Satur63 at the par-71, 6,868-yard En. day's finale, which will be naJoie Golf Club. tionally telecast by ABC. " I'm just playing one day at a Aksinin, asked his views on time,' he said, saying g- his Too A/I u c h ( oie r ii ni e fl t "I don't rule out balancing the ticket geographically. Obviously, you're not going toe pick a next-door neighbor. You recognize that o country is made up of a big spread of states. Philosophically is the only place where I said it Is hypocritical to choose someone of the opposite JAY JOHNSON Gets L 0 iE Borzov: Not Slower, JOHN CUNNIFF JACK ANDERSON "/ I _____ $ "I didn't mind when we decided to become trendy but I hate this striving to be hypertrendyl" orkiI _ I ____ ( iggins :' Bucs Tes t Linebackers .Saturday At Green Bay Reagan ,' _.'tI,. -kA *,, W 4\ Z":: ;y The Associated Press to the San Diego Chargers two neighbors the Washington leans at Houston, Dallas at Los The last time he saw Joe Those teams will oppose each Redskins and the Baltimore Angeles in a nationally.teleWashington, Coach Chuck Fair. other in a National Football Colts at Baltimore, a battle be. vised game, Tampa Bay and banks stood on the sidelines League preseason game, one of tween two of the NFL's pow. Green Bay at Milwaukee, Cliicheering on the young fresh- two scheduled tonight. erhouses. cago and Seattle at Spokane man halfback. Tonight, four ki The site akes the FairOklahomans get still another and St. Louis and Oakland at years later, Fairbanks will be banks.Wasl,.,gton confront. chance to greet their old heroes Phoenix. on those same sidelines trying ation even more interesting — on Saturday afternoon when the to devise a way to stop him. Two games will be played they are returning to Owen Cleveland Browns play the At- Sunday afternoon, Miami at The change in the -_____ coach's al- Field at Norman Oklahoma, lanta Falcons in the first pro Detroit and Denver at San legiance occurred, of course, the first pro game to be played game ever at Stillwater, Okla., Francisco. On Monday night, ROBERT SMITH when the two part ed the co DAVID WIGGINS llege there 1959, A crowd of home of Oklahoma State. the New York Giants play at the scene at Oklahoma for the Dros 4n nonsince .. '----.' . -vLi:U to cneer ineir on Saturday night, Buffalo New York Jets and Pittsburgh — Fairbanks to the New Eng. old favorites, will play at Cincinnati, Mm- plays at Philadelphia. land Patriots and Washington The other game will match nesota at Kansas City, New Or. Washington will not be the only former Oklahoma player Sooner fans can cheer. The FORT IJtUDERDALE — Sanford American Legion Post 53 game will almost resemble an alumni affair with San Diego arrived here today with the bold prediction by coach Bobby also bringing in former Sooner Lundquist that victory in the state baseball tournament is atguard Kevin Grady and former tamable if only his team can play errorless ball and his pitchers Sooner assistant coach Rudy throw strikes. Feldman. "I expect us to win, that's what we are here for," said Lundquist this morning before driving to the New York Yankees TAMPA (AP) — Coach John dinator on the field, is spring training facility, where the six-team, double-eliminatlon the most veteran Steve Colavito, free Follow The Bucs McKay says he's going to critical area, tournament will be held. I agent Bert Cooper and Warren try all four candidates for DeLand, which has won this tournament the last two years, is Central Florida fans McKay plans to start Steve Capone, newly-acquired from 'middle Linebacker against the Reese, a two-year veteran line. listed among the top teams to beat. Rounding out the field are following the plight 01 pro Dallas. The defensive end teams from Monticello, DeLand, St. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale Green Bay Packers Saturday. backer acquired from the football games this New McKay has in mind is Brad If he's not satisfied, he says York Jets by trade. in and Miami. weekend have some that po. Watson from Western Ken. he will take a look at a rookie The six teams will attend a banquet tonight, at which the choices to make. sition, McKay will also play tucky. who is playing defensive end. draw for first round pairings will be made. Saturday's games will The Tampa Bay Bucs. McKay takes his Tampa Bay be held at 2, 5 and 8 p.m. Gre Bay Packers game Buccaneers to Milwaukee this Saturday Is televised by weekend for their second ore _ Channel 2 beiinnina with I season game against the Puck. ers. me radio There are no rookies in the begins at '" starting lineup for this contest. — Channel 6 will televise the Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug., '1 1976—SA ! McKay says the middle line. Dallas Cowboys-Los — , backer. who is defensive coor. Angeles Rams game IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - 1. — Saturday at 10 p.m. i~ , k v .W .i .t""%, , ;_`1 ,, -4 r '.., . And on Sunday, the --- J9 I Miami Dolphins- Detroit j ' '', Fairbanks 00 J '. '''' )'t 4 I" , f 1 , ." .' , / I ' . . . ) 'C' ' :',' .' ooper, Lingelbach Amateur Ja-Al i Winners _____' ' Ii �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cincy L eads By 10 Friday, Aug. 6 , l7ilo 1MII SCOREBOARD Illihid Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE East W I, PC?.GI PhiJa The York Chicago I he Asiu'iaii'd Press Los 72 31 679 58 4 347 ii 55 5% Soo 19 Polls New I St Angeles Dodgers LOuiS 17 61 13% 28 60 36 64 West 123 27 160 33 41 MOfl?It'M have been chasing Cincinnati (n(nnati up a hill all season, but have Iris Anq Diego Atlanta Sign, it seems. The Reds have put some day- San Fran light between themselves and their closest pursuers in the Thursdays Results Chicago A. Montreal 3. second Qarne ppd. rain National League West, opening a formidable 10-game lead with Thursday night's 3-2 victo. ry over the Dodgers. The pace has the defending 62 136 72 AS York 7. Pittsburgh STRIKEOUTS- Seaver, NY, 164; .) Richard. Htn. 137. Mssrsrnith. Atl, 175, P Nmekro. All, 171. Montefusco SF. Ill Pro Football NFL Exhibitions I Franc.sco 7. Atlanta 1 Philadelphia S. s Louis 7 $ nnngs, ran San D.ego a. Houston 1 Cincinnati 3. Los Angeles 2 Today's Game; World Champions going like 100 M onday , Chi, Ii, Ii. Morgan, Cm, is. STO'.EN BASES-- Tavetas, Pgh, 37. Cedeno, Htn. 36. Morgan, Cm, 35. Lopes. LA, 31, Brock, StL. 33 PITCHING 9 Decisions) Rhoden. LA, 9 0. I 000, 3 10 C Metiger, SD. 9 0. I 000, 212 Norman, Cm, II 2, 646,7 25 Garber. Ph,, 72. 778, 2.59 Alcata, Cm, 103. 169.4 10 R.Jones, SD. 116, .730. 2 62 Carlton, Phi, 12 1, 750, 3.33 Zacttry, Cmi. 9 3. 750. 7 76 70 39 647 59 II 551 10 so 55 505 is 168 19 52 59 As 40 114 21, finally run Into a big Red stop Houston up Kitner, Shue 'Hitched -, Today's Games Washnqton at Baltimore, n San Diego vs New England at Norman. Okla , n Saturdays Games Clevelandvs Atlanta at Stillwater, Okla Chicago (Bonham 79 and this season. Stone 71) at Montreal [Lang 1 "We can honestly win 30 I and Dunning 1 4). 7, ltn) San Francisco (Dressler 7 games or more," said the Ci ii- at Atlanta (Morton •. tnt cunnati manager after the ninaNew York (Espinosa 02 or way Reds won their 70th game Swan SI) at Pittsburgh (K 'son 07). In) of the season. "I Buffalo at Cincinnati. n Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee,WiS Minnesota at Kansas City. n New Orleans at Houston, n Dallas at Los Angeles, n Chicago vs Seattle at Spokane, good team, and every year at St Louis (Denny 55). in) Houston (Andujar 67) at San from the spring we point to St LOuis vs Oakland at Phoenix, Aria Sunday's Games know we're a Philadelphia century mark again, the way they've been playing of late. They've won eight of their last nine games and 24 of 32. The Philadelphia Phillies are dominating the East Division the way Cincinnati Is the West. With Thursday night's 5-2 Saturday's Games Philadelphia at St Louis San Francisco at Atlanta, twit New York at Pittsburgh dunal.s and Pittsburgh's 74 loss to the New York Mets, the Houston at San Diego Phillies have opened a stunning CardInals AMERICAN LEAGUE East 2 w 011ie Brown's home run trig. gered a four-run Philadelphia fifth inning and helped the Phithes beat St. Louis in a rain. shortened eight-Inning game. Mets 7, Pirates 4 Jon Matlack pitched and batted New York over Pittsburgh with relief help from Skip Lockwood. L New Yor k 61 II Baltimore Cleveland 52 57 Boston Detroit Mit*kee Kan City Oakland OS 610 - 500 11', SO 55 176 As 56 162 IS', Al 56 156 16 West 61 10 61% 55 57 51. 101 Mnnesota 51 53 505 it, , Texas 50 51 481 14 Chicago io 51 142 IS California 17 61 135 19 Thursday's Results Padres 4, Astros 3 Milwaukee Doug Rader drove in two runs innings, rain 9, New York 3, 6 and Dave Friesleben and Butch Metzger combined on an eighthitter, lifting San Diego over Houston. Giants 2, Braves I Gary l'hornasson smashed a Baltimore 6. Cleveland 2 Boston S. Detroit I Kansas city 6. Minnesota 1 Texas I. California 0 Only games scheduled ' Today's Games Kansas City lSplittortt Ill Trips Cleveland at Detroit, 2 Kansas City at Chicago. 2 Baltimore at New York Milwaukee at Boston ii California at Oakland. 2 AMnne5t,) g e I s at texas, in 'Ihi' i..stwia1&'d Press Major League Bert Blyleven, a major league pitcher since 10, only Leaders recently learned how to throw a fastball. I) DAYTONA BEACH THURSDAY'S RESULTS FIRST - I Zubi Gash 11 (1) 7.4.0 500160. 2 Urlarte Pec)na (3) 360 310.3 Bob Lorenzo (5) 6.20; 0 (37) 7960. P 117 3) 57.00 SECOND - I. Marlo.PecIna (2) 3060 520 380; 2. Nestor Paco 5 660110; 3. Bob Davalos (11 3.40; Q (25)5560. P (2%) 253.40; Big 0(37 with 2 St 311 00 THIRD - I. Urlarte Sarduy (1) 1960 160 1 60, 2 Solos Coban (2) 560 100. 3 Apraiz Goros (1) 180; 0 2(3560. P () 2) 15600. FOURTH - I Rodolfo 13.10 7.10 100. 2 Gasti II 1300 510; 3 Paco 310, 014 7) 5.1 10, P(17) 170.10; 00(1 1) 131.10. FIFTH - I Apral: Dlago(6) 1510 xx Dotchets (Piper) 121 660 310 260. 2 Direct - bridal - mr. ana mrs. 511orkey Shue attended by Althea Shupe lleft), maid of honor, and Nancy Daniels, D on't Try To Hide Couple's Split Bet (5) 3 10 2 60, 3 Romeo Admo (3) ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 321-0436 DEAR ABBY: Last year, our daughter was married in a beautiful church wedding, after which she moved to another &tate. She is back home now (alone) for what friends and relatives assume is a "visit." 1) 610 360 220. 2 Bullet Freight (1)380710. 3 Strong 1512 20Q(I 1) lb 20 T 4 5) 6100 2 051 FOURTH - I Sneaky John (Gill) (I) 78 60 13 80 6 20; 7 Saint Clair lute (5) 760 1.20. 3 Aubrey Time 34 2 10 0 I II 67 60. I(lS 3) 351 80 2 11 lIoI FIFTH - 1 Freedom Trait A,l.,..tt., IJU( r'x. 13 ,....e t. nu4xLxy, tJ I(V[ Etdi IIl lVandeventer (7) 710 100 710. 2 Bon Jour Quick (1) 900 310. 3 Ocala Byby Freight (3) 3 10. Q (1 7) 28 10 II? 13133900, 1 352 SIXTH - I Prince Desmond lOvoracek) (2) 10 20 II 70 I 60. 7 Jericho 6 (6) 8 00 II 00. 3 Maynard Pence (3) 10 00 0 17 6170 60 1 2 6 3) 79860, 2 01 SEVENTH - I Mary Joe Adios (Seidersl (1) 1210 310 260. 7 Dillons Art (6) 3 80 7 60 3 Dougs Steak WWBITES Dog Racing DAYTONA REACH THURSDAY'S RESULTS name) has left her husband, but sees a lawyer about a divorce, nobody knows it yet. the cat will be out of the bag and We have asked her not to the whole town will start announce it because we still talking. She says she doesn't have hopes that she and her care, but we do. husband will patch up their Doris is 23 and her husband is differences. But Doris insists 25. She refuses to say why she that there's no chance for a left him. How should we handle reconciliation, this? Abby, what should we tell DORIS' MOTHER people when she stays and DEAR MOTHER: What's to stays' Doris says she wants to handle? Your daughter is an see lawyer here who's a friend adult, and since she has asked of her father's, but we're urging for no advice or counsel from her to wait a while. 'Once she you, the best thing you can give Flesh WWBITES $ 19 Covered With Secret Batter, Deep.vat Fried Served With Salad & French Fries $1 " es Delight NIrniel. 2 Rebel I Guy (Lake 3 ImpulSe lWilsityl, I Aloof (Kuril *Otthi S. Prevaricator (Phillips) S Michiann Chief IjettersOn) i Ace Trump (Grimes). • Kim Lociell JohnSon) SECOND - I Mr Badeye IDvoracek 1. 2 Stars Shield Hobbs). I Decatur Boy (Bridges). I Sumter Dream tCulhane(, S Drip Dry (Brainard). 6 Lady Too )J Neely. 7 Demon Express I (afl1onl. I Blazewood Comet 128 DOUBLES- Rose, Cm, 27. MOCk Chi. 74. JOPinstoi'i. Ph). Ueliever Danny Frisella 26 (,uIifl6m, Phi, 24, Zisk, Pgh, 21, truck out five of the SIX batters Mo,ft4niz. All. 24. Wmnla,I4, SD, i4 I.e faced, including Thurman TRIPLES 0 Ca5h, Phi, 10. Sluaon and Lw Piniella, to 7 yt0, StI, 9, O.Parq, Pgn, I, Ciri, I. W Davis, so. It thwar t a Yankee rally in the HOME RUNS K.ngmai., NY, 23. . i- '.' P4. ;, 0 I'Witf, (1 23 fifth inr,ing. bridesmaid (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) 2911 Orlando Dr. SANFORD 320-012S) 780, I 363 SECOND Brenda Van iSeic5ers) (5) 1380500 360.2 Miss Sharon Ruth 171110780. 3 Sweet B 1)100.0157)3900;T(571)2N00 D017 SI Alm, 2 II r 4. THIRD - I Pentigulus (Becker) ncr IS your wholehearted and even physically sick. s up port. Your biggest co ncern SEATTLE BOOKAHOLIC seems to be "what to tell DEAR BOOKAHOLIC: I'm people." Tell them the t ru th! all for reading, but reading DEAR ABBY: I just read the while walking down th e street letter from the woman whose or waiting for a red light can be husband reads all the time. It hazardous to one's health. annoyed her, but I can UnDEAR ABBY: Just to put an derstand how he feels beca use end to the eontrnvertw about that's the way I am. You might why aman would wear only one call us "bookaholics." earring: MY reason is simple I lost the other one. I always have something to ONE OFAKIND read with me. I read if I'm eating alone or taking a bath. I Hale to write letters? Sand $1 to read while I'm walking down Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Or., the street or waiting for a red Beverly Hills, Calif. 90217, for Ablight. I read while waiting for by's booklet "How to Write Letters (or All Occasions." Pleaw enclose a an elevator, or standing in line long, self-addressed, stamped (20 at a checkout counter. It makes cent) envelope. the time go faster and calms For Abby's booklet, "How to Have my nerves, a Lovely Wedding," send $I to If! don't have something to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90211. Please read, and I have a few minutes enclose a long. self-addressed, to spare, I become very upset stamped (2 Dc) envelope. - GfflhIKL .' All natural fruit juices imported from Hawaii. guava, passion fruit and morel . )) Juice mmcD R. , ' Starts Saturday morning at 10 a.m.! Closeout ! Womens' dresses and pant suits. All Covered With Secret Ba"er Doifep-vat Fried Served With French Fries And Salad Includes pineapple, papaya, MMEN Instead of treading down a carpeted aisle to the altar, Beth Kltner and Mickey Shue trotted up a sandy lane to a sawdust..y arena on horseback for their wedding ceremony. Both ardent horse lovers, the couple decided to break with tradition when they said their vows, and include their beloved Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug. 4, 114'-1B mounts in the service. They were married Wednesday at sunset by notary Mary G. Whelehel at Hill Top Arena, west of Sanford, where the bride This proved to be no easy task, as the love shared by the works as a riding Instructor. The bridegroom is employed by a couple was not felt by their mounts. After a good deal of paint company. resentful prancing, the horses did quiet down momentarily Just theson daughter Mr.Mrs. and M. Mrs. CarlSr., Winegard, and She he isIsthe of Mr.ofand Shoe Sanford.Sanford, long enough for the bride and groom to exchange the customary The bride wore a long white gown flocked with green and bridal kiss. J GalJUCd served as best man. flowers were entwined in her hair. She rode sidesaddle on her mount. Maid of honor Althea Shupe and bridesmaid Nancy held About on 25 relatives and friends attended the brief ceremony, the banks of a pond at the riding sta bles. Daniels were charged wi th holding the horses quiet during the The bridal couple will make their home at Hill Top Arena. ceremony. SEMINOLE THURSDAY'S RESULTS American League BATTING (250 at bats)-- 6 Brett, THIRD -I Magnitude (Seiders) Lacking one major tool of the KC, 351. McRae, XC, 357, Bostock. 2 Saunders Echo (SirkI, 3 JGShu,i trade for much of his career, Mm, 33$. LeFlore, Oct. 377. 'Strong) I Carlton Time )Hn Carew. Mn. 373 dmickson). 5 Breezy Sal (Ha)), Blyleven still has managed 104 RUNS-Rivers, NY, 77; North, Mutiny K B IDAmato) 7 J •. victories, The latest came Oak. 89, R White, NY. 61, Otis. KC. Captan (Faqa) Thursday night when Blyleven 67. Carew. Mn. 67 FOURTH - I My lawn, (Lake RUNS BATTED IN--Munson, NY, 7 Bordners Pride (Bridgesl relied on his usual baffling72 Mayberry, KC. q ChJmblis senator Mr lSerf,es) i Stoney kr curve ball and a newly-dis. NY. 64. Ystrzemskm, Sin. o. IPhillipS?. 5 Arden Ed (Newmn covered fastba.0 to pitch the Burroughs. Tea, U 6 Land (Ki,mrtzwrth) 7 HITS--C, Brett, KC. ISO, Riven, Guy (Bereznak), I Twin J4,s Texas Rangers to a 1-0 vIctory NY. 133. LeF lore, Des. 130. Carew, 'Dvorac,k) over the California Angels. Mn, 179, Munson, NY. 121. FIFTH - I Loco Legs (Serbes Blyleven, a 25-year-old rightDOUBLES-Otis, KC. 27, McRae, 2 Frisky Future (Grimes). 3 XC. 25. Crty, Cle, 24; Rivers, NY, Flukey Luke (taiga). I Champ hander, has been a stone's 21. 0 Exaris. Sin. throwaway from superstardom 73. Rd. Oak, 73 73, 6 Brett, KC. Rainbow (Gill). S let, Painter IBritlon), 6 Star Student in his career. It now turns out TRIPLES-Garner. Oak, 12. lO'Amtot 7 Trademark & Brett, KC. 9. Poqueste, KC. 7. lBereznak). I Joppa Star Mad that the thrown stone was a Carew, Mn. 7, 5 Tied With 6 fastball. HOME RUNS Banda, Oak, 70. SIXTH - I Drexel Trudy Sid Hudson, Texas' pitching i May, Oaf, 19. Rejackscn, Bal, II; Iftramnard,, 2 Red Counsel Hendrick Cie. II. Race, Bssi. 16. lFilipfllil. 3 Hurricane Scot (No coach, said Blyleven's problem Ystrjeenskm, Bin, 16. .1hompson T , Drmver. 4 Sandy Doll (Parr), S Six was in the palm of his hand allel, Thirteen (Berelnak), 6 Marc P the time. Hudson merely had STOLEN BASES- North, Oak. 55; Hall (No Driver. I. Irene vo Blyleven change the grip on his &aylor. Oak. 13. LeFlore, Des. 40. (AtdriCpil • Wantawmn Easy Patek. KC. 39; Carew, Mm, 31 (Shell) ell) pITCHING (9 Decisions)SEVENTH - I Scot? 0 Scott Garland. Sal, 132, $67. 7S9 IXurtzwortril, 2 Navy Admiral Orloks 6, Indians 2 W Campbell. Mm, 127. $57. 323 lWhavland, 3 Bannas Baby (J Third aseman Doug De- Leonard, KC. 12 1. 150. 320 Nielyl I Lds Buddy (Paul, Cinces, emerging from Brook Fidrych. Ott. 11 4, 73). 197 Marto IA Clark). 6 Sharp Cricket E Figueroa, NY, 114, 700, 793 Bird. (Roy). 7 Stonegate Sharp (Pat Robinson's long shadow, is beKC, 94, 897, 3 45 Miller. Des. 105. fey son) ginning to build W own reputa467. 2 5) Vuckov,ctt, Chi, 6 3. 467, EIGHTH - I LuSty McXl,o a 1: (HObbSI. 2 Miss Erin (S. Regur), 3 i.!im Just starting to play STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal. 199; More Reliable (Wilsey), 4 Mighty 8)yleven. Tex, 155, Tanana, Cal, Senator (Lyons); 5. Join the Crowd regularly," said DeCinces, who )S7 Huntet. NY. $19, Jenkins, Sw. (Filipel(i), 8 Sassy Tjretta heltedahome run and atworun n; (Kttzeth) 1 Conestoga B (.1 triple to pace the Orioles' atNeely). $ Ancindy (Shell) National League NINTH - I Knight HI (Shell). 7 tack. "I have to prove to the BATTING (350 at bats)- Roit, Ocaia Padd,wak (Van Deventer) 7 fans, especially the fans in BalCm. 335. McBride, SaL. 333, L.sa Lie Ste (C lfil.nf,Id), I Griffey, Con. 331. A Oliver, Pgh. G ti.more that I'm good enough to ,00dtirne Julio (Grlm99), 5 1 10 332. W CrawIor, SfL. 32% (Oworacek). 8 Winning Tina (B fill in for Brooks" RUNS Rose. Cm, 97, Gritfey, Regur), 7 B.Ian,$,, (Bridges); i Cm. N. Morg.n, Can. I). Schmidt, SQuaw Byrd,* (3 P6eeIy) Royals 6, Twins 4 Phil, $0. Monday, Chi, 71. TENTH - I Coalmont Fritz (N The Royals won their 64th RUNS BATTED IN-- G, Faster. Drive) 7 Mindy Nib (Ray), 3 Cm. 93. Morgan. Can, 10. game of the season and Kansas Schm, Cheryl Craltan (Brainard). 4 Phi, 14. Kingman, NY. 77. Lui'nAl. Pansys Knight (Olcri; 3 Ocala City Manager Whitey Herzog Star P1mm. 17 Fly (Jefferson;. 8 Byrd K. said they only have to win 31 of HTS- Rosa, Can. 119. Garvey. IRuggles), 7 Ace Hill (No Driver). their last sa games to grab the IA, III. Monlan,!, All, 133; I Govemnnr Del I.e. (Tarpy) A Oliver, Pgh, 130. G.Foter, Cisi, title in the Al, West. Brewers 9, Yankees 3 Jai-A lai Couple 'Saddle Up' For Life , Harness Racing Dynamite 17) 740 Q (A 6) 21101 (1 and Hassler 07) at Chicago home run, then doubled and Johnson 9 9 and Gossage 6t0l. 62) 17380, I 361 EIGHTH scored the go-ahead run as San 7' )tflh Duchess (Roy) 121 700 330 780. 2 Nelson Milwaukee (Colborn 7)1) at Francisco trimmed Atlanta. way (113007 $03 Color Me Beanie Boston (Cleveland $51, In) Cuba 4, Expos 3 (5) 2 60 0 (I 2) 19.60 (2 1 5) 62 80 Cleveland (Brown 16) at Dc 2 09 Solo homers by George Mit- trot (Roberts 10 11). In) NINTH - 1 Luke Way (Regur) Baltimore (P May 7 I) at terwald and Rick Monday and 61 (9 40 I 380 160 2 Bombay .10 New York (Alexander 67), In) two unearned runs in the fifth Minnesota (Redfern 36) at Anne 41) $60 7 10 3 Hazel Nut (5) 7800 1161 10260 1 (81%) S03 00 inning gave Chicago its vi Texas (Perry 1061. In) 2 3 California (Tanana 12 8) at over Montreal. TENTH - I Manna (Whayland) Oakland (Blue 994. In) 11)9605405 202 Fast And Easy (7) Saturday's Games 700 3603 Jeremy (6) 700 0 73) Baltimore at New York 3300 1 1326) 964 80. 2 tO Milwaukee at Boston A 1665. Handle - $72680 Texas Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago California at Oakland TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Mnneotô at Texas. )nl ll I 110510. 2. Orbe Wally (1) 6.1051 3 Rafael Podolfo (2) 140. 0 14 1070. P (6 4) 2U.90. SIXTH -I. Mario Dlaga (I) 18. 820120. 2 Barguin Molina II) II 180. 3 Bob Gatos (2) 1.10; 0 (I 5)00; P11 1) 10360, 00(6)) 152 11 SEVENTH - I Orbe Gasti II( II 60 1070 6.10, 7. Marti Wally 400 160. 3. Bob Cobian (3) 560 (65) 39.20; P (86) 15600 EIGHTH - I. Solana Elorni 17107.103.60. 2 Apralz.Rodolfoq 580160; 3 Jorge Wally (3) S 00 (15)39.10; P(I 5)11010; Big Q( with IS) 963 00. NINTH - 1. Orbe (It 1120 ,i 460; 7. Sarduy (1) 12.20 510. Rafael (I) 1.000(1!) 6170; P (I. of 30 TENTH - I. Galdos Egurbi (I 1510600140. 7, Mario Davalos I 660360; 3 Nestor Goros (5) 500; (16)7660. P 11111 123.90. DO (Il 11% 80 ELEVENTH - I. Solana Egu (3) 7.20 1 10 100; 2. Rafael Ovy 100180. 3. ZubI Paco (S) 320; Q( 3)7610. P 13 1)7170 TWELFTH - I Mart) Arrieta ( 1Q10 520 600; 2 Gas?) Po,lolfo U 6.60320; 3. Mutllla Egurbi (I) i 0 (2 51 3260. P (52)91 tO. Big Q 3 with 25) $3920 Monday'; Games New York Giants at New York Jets, n Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, n FIRST - C;iicaqo at Montreal, Cincinnati at Los Angeles 5, FIRST - I Suzie Gem; 7. Pecos Rockn', 3' (5 B '5 Knee. I Society Stan, S Sandy Time, 6 Ed's Im pulse. 7. Clip. S Cap Checker. SECOND - 1 Johnnie Margo. 2 Joke? Jake. 3 Pixie Whit: I Compromise: S Bar S Pat, 6 Pat Luke, 7 Mijitown Countess; $ Glad THIRD - 1 Country Spirit; 7 Wright Bronze; 3 Nanny's Tina, I Malou Happy. S Randy Rugarl, 6. Admiral. ELEVENTH - I Josle Potts; 2 Blue JIm, 3 Bar S. FOtSOi; 1. Sunny Dell, S. Gotha Mighty., 1. Dream Acre; 1. Moving Millie; I. Wary, TWELFTH - I. Keith Geiger; 2. Rebozo. 3 Gold Palace; 1 True Faith, S Travelin Posy; 6 Brave Son, 1. Jersey Jane; I Madeawish. Miami at Detroit Denver at San Francisco Houston at San Diego. tnt Sunday's Games San Francisco at Atlanta, 2 Philadelphia at St. Louis PhIUles TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Sherman Cox; 7. Herbie Talon; I. JuSt Bill FOURTH - I. My Vickie; 2, Va Si Coco; 3 Strawberry Barn; 4. Pro Style. S DewItt; 6. Real Plunder; 7 Sherby; I Silent Strider. FIFTH - I June Alice; 2. Mar Ru Cap, 3. Landy Hank; I White Snasta, S. Apache Mac Go. 6 Fast Fat. 1. Jobill's Skydrol; S. Penrose Fee SIXTH I. Tailgate Toddy; 2 Lonesome Ecly; 3. L's Love Of Emma, A. My Odyette; S. Conlve; 6 Winding River; 1 Pnincjs Printer; I Cousin Fr,sncls SEVENTH - I Cadet Charley. 2. Traffic Jam; 3 Sweet Brandy; 1. Jack Nebo, S. Wright Bylaws; 6. Legalized? Capricious; p. Travelln Dan EIGHTH I. Just Plain Verge; 2. Proven Sister; 3 M & M's Bonnie; 1. Cousin Kim; S. Shelly; 6 Ghost Barrs, 7 Shelton Streaker; S. Norwood's Image NINTH -I. Black Joe; 2. Belson. 3 Thousand; 1. Mickey Eckert. S. American Champ; 6. Rita Ann; 7. White Clown, I Quality Fair. TENTH - I Jack Tryon; 2 First Class; 3 My Girl Peck I King Arnold, S. Whlppendeaf; 6 So Lonesome Liz; 7 High Bit; I Sold New York at Pittsburgh. (n) Chicago at Montreal. (n) Cincinnati at Los Angeles triumph over the St. Louis Car- 14-game lead over the Pirates. NINTH - I Texas Leagey (3) 1070 560 610. 2 Bachlor Bat' (2) 1403.00, 3 Eleanor Daniels (7)2.10 0(23) 17.20; P (3 2) 95.10; T(3.7 7) 9600; 3173 TENTH - 1 Mary Kate (I) 100 360280;2 Natty Time (S) 7.10 3.20; 3 Fawn Dawn (1)610; 0(1 5) 70,40; P11 5) II $0. Till 5.7) 262.00. 31,29. ELEVENTH - 1 Pedonna One (7) I? 70560 S20. 2. Wright Gay (1) 380360. 3 flrockin Lulu (2) 3 40, Q ($11 1360. P17 II 37 30. 1 (717) 9780 3)73 TWELFTH - I. Becky Sue (5) 77 20 5101 60 2 Blue Jewell (7) 5.60 310. 3 6 P Sunset (I) 840. Q(S If 1300, P IS 7)179.70; T (51 5) 998 20; 386.1 A 3907 Handle $263.611 12 6) Wash . n (L,onborg Diego (Strom 9 12). (n) winning 100 games," Cincinnati (Alcala 10 3) at The Reds won 108 games last LOS Angeles (Rhoden 90), n season and figure to hit the SECOND - I spectres Trend (61 19 70 1 60 110. 2 My Big Wheel I It S20%10; 3 Demon 12) 611,; 01) 61 1110. P (61)12210, 1(6 121 177 60. 00(8 6) 177 80, 3150 THIRD - I Jolly Jumper (5)160 280710. 2 Dickey Do (8) 520280. Wright Colsell ,(7) 7 $0; 0(5 8) '8.70 P(56) 3750. 1)567) 62 20 . Il n FOURTH - I L's Doroma Racer 5) 17 20 110310. 7. Brown Mail (8) 260780. 3 Tamie Mink (1) 3.70; 0 is 8) Il 60. P(51) 66 30; T IS 11 0600. 31 41 FIFTH - I Rutus Hazouri I 1100 780 600. 7 Silver IS (5) $ 60 680. 3 Norman's Babe (II 770. Q ( A S) 8600. P (AS) 14820, 1 (15 1) (27% 60. 3894 SIXTH - I Win Jac III 1010360 350. 7 Royal Wasson (7) 11206703 Noticeable (if S 00; oils) 496o, P 118 71 9360; 1 ($71) 721 10; 31 IS SEVENTH - I Wright Flyer (2) 1610180320.2 Aming High (1)540 360. 3 Slick Lad (5) 500. Q (2 1) 2100 P (2 11 III 50 1(3 4 S 191 50. 31 60 EIGHTH - I Alice Hansen fit 540 1.20 1.20; 2 Millie Schenk (3) 850630, 3 Treats (5) 600. 008) 17 40. P11 3) 5550; 1(6 3 5) 77740. 3860 Styles available are similar to illustrations. lw \.• "S: DURING OUR FRIGIDAIRE SUMMER SALE WE ARE OFFERING TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FANTASTIC BUYS ON FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES. ALL INVENTORY IS and FRIGIDAIRE TT?flirri'z. FRIGIPAI RE Refriprators SALE PRICE $204 SAVE $25.95 - 2 Door , Self-Defrosting Refrigerator. SAVE $51.95 - Washer, 18 Lb. Capacity, Infinite Compare at$229.95 Freezer, Good Size For Small Family, Retirees. Large Freezer, Efficient Operation. (I Only). SALE PRICE $344 Compare At $369.95. - t-rost-Proof. 2 Door Refrigerator Freezer, Large 166 Lb. Freezer. Only 30" Wide And 60" High, F.mlIy Size Capacity, 15.2 Cu. Ft. Overall. (Limited Quantity) SALE PRICE $418 Compare At S459-95 Water Level Control, 2 Speeds, Permanent Press Cycle, Lint Filter, (2 Only). Compare at $369.95 SALE PRICE $318 FRIGIDAIRE Ranges SAVE $41.v French F ri e s SAVE $81.95- Big 20.6 Cu. Ft. 2 Door, Frost Proof, 208 Lb. Freezer, Rollers, Adjustable Shelves, Large Size For Big Families. (1 Only). SALE PRICE $488 Compare At $569.95. WORLD'S BEST remember our FAST drive-up Whidow'! Uy 100% Texturized Polyester Flare Legs SAVE $41.95- 30", Continuous Clean Oven. Clock, Big Storage Drawer, Time Signal, Compare At $339.95. Removable Size 32 To 42 Door. SALE PRICE $298 30" And 40" Models In Stock. All Are Sale Priced Now IDAIRE Dishwasher Capacities From 5.3 Cu. Ft Up To 19.1 Cu Ft. In Stock. PRICES START AT $248 ALL INVENTORY ON SALE. Orig. 112 SAVE $51.95 - 30", Removable Door For Easy Cleaning, Large Storage Drawer, One Piece Top, Big Oven. Compare AtS3l9.95 SALE PRICE $268 FOIGIDAIRE Freezers Onion Rings IJ,irAH SAVE $61.95 - Dryer, 18 Lb. Capacity, Dacron Mesh Unit Lint Screen Up Front Easy To Clean. (Avocado Only). Compare At SALE PRICE S188 SAVE $25.9S - Compact Counter-Height Model, Great J) For Patio, Den,Office, Dorm, Etc. 4.3 Cu. Ft. 1 9I Clos eout I Men's fancy slacks. REDUCED IN PRICE. SHOWN BELOW ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE BUYS ....... SAVE $41.95 - Custom Deluxe Under Counter, Rinse And Hold, Spots Away Injector, 3 Level Washing Ac. tion. Choice Of Panels. Compare At $329.95. SALE PRICE $288 . now and 7.99 Limited AV Newest Idea ln , Fast-Food Service! to DELIVERY AND FIRST - I Cavell (I) 1) 70 I 40 180 2 Grown Up (3) 900 720, 3 Ruth RiJy III 910 0 1381 94W 6 3. 45 (J jj SERVICE a '4 / I1UIVIL - r CENTER 1700 West First St, Phone 322-3883 Sanford (,MRL L TIME PAYMENT PLAN SANFORD PLAZA Open 10a.m. tot P.M. Monday lhru Saturday Open Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Catalog Cent*r Ph 123.1020 Store p15 313 1310 WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 10a.m. 10 1 11-m Monday ttsnig Salurdami Open Sunday 1.00 to 5:90 p.m. Cala'og Center Ph. 8.44 $444 Store Ph. 8.471333 Open 9:30a.m. toêp.in. Tues., Wed . Ttiurs and Sal Opent.30a m 101:30pm Monday amid FriØay Store Ph. $41 8113 �- - --. - -------- _ _-r_fl L_ .I ~ I - ! 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aug. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Adventist THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVIN1I$T CHUIC. ParsetC,tp S14t. 0. Brian Tarr Att.I.t, Pattit JIIWIG$rM,1I.A Rtth SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST State had 414 and Raymond Avenue Lenwesd, Fluids 32715 Titepinne 3),.i, Lyman Kirkwood Past, Sunday lchieed HE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY 01$,,? St,i5iy, Ser vi ces l.ssam Wiulh4p S IS-lIe in. S )Iani. SaSRamkSo,i Vi$psn The Church... THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corn,? 7111$ Elm Patter Satord.., Serv,c.s SnamSctni. Worship Servite iilam lIa in W,dn,sdiy 74i5111 Pray,' Svry,(, 7 sop in Nazarene GENEVA CHUPCH OF THE NAZARENE St. RI 44 Geneva Rev. A,E.GrlefS OUR NATION! Sundayktsisl 5". worship Sion. NYPS We. Eve Wwship Wed.Prayat *Q Christian PitI., SendaySdinIl MWfkrq Worship Evening WerlPi4p Family N.t I Wed ) 9 :34a in hO 1$a in i-sp in lISp M. Baptist Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPIESOF CHRIST 1511 S Sanford Ave 0, Harold Harr,t Minister $PiiI Sunday 5,45tm Morning Worship It. 5I.t in Youth F,hIo%utPi.p$,sdl, SlOp in Wed Sorvic, 1 S p in CHURCH OF 000 551W. Ibid Stviod C.OHafrtl .......... Pastor 5:458.m. SesndsySri eIl 11:11am M.m'nI.g Wership I,angelltticlerlr 4:50p.m. Family Nipht Service V.P E Wed l.)le.m Priac11ón & WInItIPiIO IS 4$ a ItbtiStl4y in G )001 Sharing & Proclaiming Wad Praq,rM$ 7 300 Mpniit,r 9:45 • 11:50am so Worship Service Ivonèiiq Service Prayermeet ing W ed Sunday School UvenImgWwihIp Wet PravWM5 The Rev LvreyD.Sepec Perry W Collins Holy Comm utote" in S isa na-Sell Old Tr,Ths ter a Now Day PINICI 1ST SAPTISTCHUNCH ,low. Airport Blvd liv. until Halt Patti, Sundiyldissl 5:41atn. MaralieuWsnlup Chureft Training 11:11am. 5:h$p in. 1:30pm. ?:00 g; in 9"Itiongworshop Wed. Iv 0t05 SlavIc. liv AI?amSnt,$FiagS James P M elchor" 1,111 Study Assembly Worship Evangelist to 044 in It,"* on Evn.ngW.rslwp JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH IU I W, it Pint StitsO GmI?51 Galloway Past,, Sunday Sti11l IS... am. Miniwag Service II Na in. IV" Sallied 1:30pm Wednesday Service 735pm. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 241$ Palmalte Aye. Raymond Crocker LUIHInAM (v.UiSc.NOP THE REDEEMER ISSW.ISth,Place "The Lutheran Heir" and TV "This Is the Lit," Rev. lIner A. Rniscts,q P.,tar Suisday5chlel 9 110 W,nslop I,rvlce II "am 405 Plitt" Savings Dar 1:I1p.in lISp in. Sunday HigM Sr.adcatt Deal aDe, mel 34Iit 405pm Wed Evening Service Wednesday $51, Class a Xp in 1 ISp in CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Park Av,ni, Fred taker Bi ble Study MoitgWi,gip E want u. Servic, Ladies lobS, Class Wednesday Bible (lets GOOD SHEPHERD THIRAN CHURCH OntaadoAv,.l17.fl) (Lutharaa Church t, Am.flca) Rev. liSpS I. Loose ............ Evangelist IS Slam 11, 04 in 4.50. in Tuesday I ca m Warship lIOp in PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H allow ay 46 West H$arce Taylor & lid Hupp Evanp.litty Bible Class tt ooa in MOrIagWO?,JWP 1100am 1! went me Worship a 04 in SkI. Classes Wed 1 "P in It IS 31-Ill MeningWorship II:SSa in 411pm. 1:31p.m. in Idarn lI:.jii, Sl $ ,;"P.M. 1vlSltIWSf$tep Catholic Sal. VIgil Mass Svvs.Mass Ca.f,nion.. Sat. 711p.m. Sam.. )l.35&t2facing 4-7 pm. Or.ue Oak Ave .&d$t. liv Virg il L. client sad Re,. WIIIL.m Picteti Rev. Kenwil MIller Petlow,illp Cadtee 68 use larvice, UMYP I-lSp.m 1 11pm. Evening WenilIp Wed B.54i$tvly$PrayrImnv. 1:31pm Pent Wednesday Fellowship Sepper 4100 an SWam II Ii. in EvenengWarslwp PrayerM.,$Inginndletday 150pm I lIp in FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CII Part Avi, La. P, tin, UIi.IagWenASJ Sunday 5-chsoni FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Men's 1 100am 1 lIp in. pallor S-ISIIham '.41. in uuYF KOlall Second Street Sunday Service I SindaykiteM Wednesday Service Patti, AssIst. Past,, Memolngw.nhrp 5:30111cm 5:11111Cm ServIces will CommW all a,it 1:31pm Pteyer Breakfast bid &arn Thomas y Family NII supper 3rd Solids y 4:35a m. 455pm THU LAKE MANY UNITED PRIISYTEIIANCHURCH WilburAwe . Lab* Mary Rev A P Stevens Mmiii., Sunda,Chwrchlkne.1 541am MerIIInS WervIlip II Na ii Yavl11Orawe Wad Chair Practice 131pm 5 55 E treating inaflJlip 9 048 IS 00 iv I 04 0 M4 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - J . C. PENNEY COMPANY E C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U . S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida WINN..DIXIE STORES and Employes FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF 000 Fist? Asisintly of Gad. 2Pm £ Elm BAPTIST A.I..ct Baptist Chawck, Ovieds Calvary Baf'sl AtsamIly, 155 Faum.nl SeerI Garden CI.B. N.! iou Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal Lake & inS, Las. Mary Castalhrrry Baptist Church. 7 Simsasla Blvd Control Baptist Church. 1311 Oak Ave Catusued. First Baptist Ct,aewatw MisIsisary Baptist Church. Sevt*e'e-st 14 Elder Springs dapOisl Church,, Old Ortand. 14 at Hit,? awe First Baptist Church. III Pan Ave, Frllndihep Baptist Chur ch ad Altassaisie Spri ng s. St 434. Attamonde Springs First Baptist ClurcJl is Delary First (hurst, 54 Geneva First Baptist Church 04 Lan. Mar y First Baptist Church ad Sal.. MSnrS. First Baptist Church iO Lanpsrsed. Car Church & First Baptist Church is Ovid. Punt Baptist Church ad SanLaaSe Spn,agt Fmr*t SA.l45 Missionary laplist Chith. till in 1351 St. Penal (dy a& fast Chiurtil Frii Ba ptist Church IC Osteen Faint... Head Baptist Churth. Ovid. ,.,ea. Missionary Baptist Church. loll W. Post St Netl%s.de Baptitt Cinrch, (holusla Miss.*nlry Baptist (lurch. May11 Rd. I.tsrpruoe MalodOnia Musijia Baptist Church. 0.5 44.11 Rd.. Osteea Morning Gliry Baptist Church. Geneva Hey list Mortal Primitive Baphit. Jill Lecv,l Ave. SanNr Mt Gil ead M..wonasy Sapfitt Church. INLaId. Ss n. Langused MI Sinai Mistioni,y sociali st (hutch, 455 horny Ace Mt ten Missionary Baptist. Ipet Ave II.. lethal Mii$iinar Clinch."It St £ Hickory Ave Ie4ependeact leptill M.s5 - Civic 1.05.. Bug Longwood. Pie Hop. Bapti st C11011111. Paz,ti Ct, Community Cr.it, F,r,5I City Ne.Ut Calvary Missionary Baptett, 1151* 17111 It Now $alem Primitive Biptil (lurch. 1151*. IIThSI Hen T,,lamoni Saptist Church. Quality liii Net-rn Lengws,d N,w WI lien Baptist Church. 1120 Peer Au Ravenna Pars Baptist Church. 3142 in 10011 It ountei Saptust Chapel. 1111 in Putt St.r.. Sanford Pia,u.st Baptist (herd, III in A,ipiqI Blvd Prairie Lake BapUsI. 5.4g. Rd. Fern Park Progress Missiomiary Saphist Church,, MionCy S.cend Shilali Missio nary Baptist Church. West Sanford Sam.a,I, 1191115 Temp.. Aururicais Leg.. Hall. For. Park $uM.nd Baptist Chur ch,. 2414 Palmetto SI James Missa,y Baptist Church, St Rd 451. 0-steen S t Paul Biptisi Church. Oil Pine Ave SI Maflhs.s Splied Church, Canaan sgss Sp.iagtm,i4 MiSsionary laptist, III & C.d.t $ hadn't MisSionary Baptist Church, 515 Cypr,ss It Tampli Baptist Chinth. Palm Springs US - Altimseif, Springs William Chapel Missionary B4ptuit Chinch, MJrN £ William St. Altamonte, Sprr'u's liii. Hips Baptist Chur ch. 712 Orange Ave. CATHOLIC Church ed ti. Nativity. Lake Mary All Saud, Catholic Church. III Oak Ave. leANed St AN'S Cith.l,c Cheerci. Dogwood Trai l. Delary $t Citholit Charcit. Sunset Dr war Swflea no. Cait.etb.rry St Many Maga14I.n. Calt.almc Church. Ma.tleisd Ave. Altainente Springs Our Lad, .05*. laSt Catho lic Clinch. ISIS Ulivasutman, Delt,na CHRISTIAN First Chnittian Church. toil S Sanford Ave "Stud Christian Church,, III in Airport Blvd. NiThs.4e Christ..,, CIsuercP. Fluids Haven. Dr. Meihand Lake,.. Christ i an C1i,ch. liar Ski, Rd St Jamilan CONGREGATIONAL (3sqrygab.uI Civil-at, Ct,mrc?, 1411 Pars today and the dawning future. In the fellowship hall, whea, (10 The evening began with old. the program was held, was a fashioned games for everyone: Heritage Fair. This was a three-legged races, sack races display of many old and new and potato races. There was handmade quilts, bonnets, also homemade Ice cream and other handcrafts and many more pieces. , .. s Bitlt*l A N I Church, Canaan HgII Cissisberry Community United MeitlI4ist Church,, Hwy. 11.S Pty Rmde Rd. Cassetlorry & Oetry Community Milliedast Church, in Hmgdibnt Rd. 011ary First U, led Mettied,st Chinch. Ill Park Ave First UCffi.4.sl Church is Omiida First Southern MatPiadsl Church. 2445 Santerd Avg Fit. Metlindist Church, III in 4th St Omega Mathaditt Church. Geneva Grace Uniled M,ffi.d,tt Church, Ai rliners Blvd Giant (lapel A M U Church, Oviad. Oak5r.v, Methodi st Churdh,, Oveed e Oil.,.. Methodist Church Oil.,. Peola Wtsleyan Uitts.d,st. No 44 W at Pasta $t limit A N 1 5th at Cypress St Mary's A U E Church St. It CII. Ostson It Paul- i Mettisditt ChvrcJ.. Ott... Rd. Inlerprise Stllr5 Memorial Church. S Dsuary %amwanOe United Methodist Church. Tamp Pint Fed Bled Altamonte Springs CHURCH OF GOD Church of God, $53 Hickory Church is God. 11) in listS St Chur ch of 0.5. 0-vied, eli (hutch .4 God Hnrss. Labe Mon Church of 0.4 Mitten, Enterprise Church if Gad. 413 in 1*111 St Clsvrcts .0 God is Christ. Outdo Chirhi it God at Prophecy. 3155 S. (tin Are. Ch,urh 540.4.0 Prepia-cy, 1714 5 Pe,semntaa. Ave Church is 004 Missegei. Enterprise It144ChiVC11af IINW 131151 SinNed k.nai. Church- Upsla RI Church, lad Big Rd - Casiatierry IIVUNTH- DAY ADVENTIST Petest Lake 51,0.111 Day A4,,ntl,I Cich. Hwy 034. PsreI ('71 Sev,.ft AdvtinIsl Church. Mailland Ave Altainanta Spring. Sa*Ierd Day $evlMl.Day Advinlist (hitch, flit £ Elm WIalW , Savings Day Adventist CilurtJ, WI MeslRd Mars KIN kViut%.dly Aeyg._5 howels ( 441 Pine St I.a.ten OTHER CHURCHES Allen'sA M I. C)Wch,. 04iv, $ l)vtl P,.fl, (loped. Camp Sentinel,. Wihiva Park II BIaedall Avenue SMineti chapel, 1.1r1.11 Ave CIOOOSLI Camitiun,,, Church ChorU, is Jet., Christ If Latter Day Saints, 211$ Park Ave Eastern Orthisöaa Church, It JsAns C,pep, Ivy Chapel Hwy 1151. TbIChorChe4I*sO..d5h,0h,rMfl4331LMeAwt. All Saints Upsscepal Church. E Desert, Ave. E'slerpnusa Christ Upvtcapal Church. Longwood Hal1 (rats Epascapal. Park Ace al 45* 50 II , 1 I , . To By ;' .. :.... 1tarn(C.e, China St. Gietgs is Ill O.C.A.. $14 levItt St. P.s. Pall Pent Chwit 00 Christ, 5(90*151, Sad I 2nd II Lake Me.vo Chapel. Orange Blvd. Lake Meawsi KingS... Halt e4 Jelnvaw Witness. Las, Ms.roe Unit. ISo? in 3(4 St N . - IV 1 ~) sJ,hc'i.i . ri - - . .' ', August 9-13 will be Bible Rally times at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Ch urch, Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Evangelist Wood,,w "" :lfluii!,i, -- r........ 'Survival'Color Film To Be Shown . Set This Week 'it'il.i,il - - , . . . 1 - " . .r . . "Survival," a new color film, desert country. Physical surwill be shown at Lake Mary vival becomes their primary Baptist Mission, 126 West concern. Lakeview Ave., on Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Everyone Involved In this lifeiSurvlvali has been changing, desert saga has the produced and is being released same goal "SurvivaP" by Mark IV Pictures, Inc., of V3 Moines, Iowa. This cornpany specializes In making feature-length Christian films. Their two previous productions are "Blood on The Mountain" and "A Thief In The Night." Their third picture "Survival,' was filmed in the Coconino National Forest in Arizona. It is the story of two menacing situations which engulf the Ryan family, Their small aircraft makes an emergency landing in the high ... - 7. 1 iliam........ . cAacu sacary WHAT ABOUT GOD? What a man believes will determine what a man does. The fruit is the end product of the tree. Our actions are the result of our thinking. Beliefs are important. The most important area of beliefs affecting man's conduct is his beliefs about God. If he denies the existence of God then anything goes. All he has to do is not get caught. No God, no hereafter, no heaven, no hell, no Judgement day in which to face the things done In this life. The man who accepts the' existence of God but denies his involvement in this world, then he must be his own saviour. Everything Is up to own abilities. He is the master of his fate and the captain of his soul. He becomes a Jacob scheming, manipulating and puffing deals to "fulfill God's will". His philosophy is often expressed In the cliche that "God helps those who help themselves:" He is marked by restlessness and feverish activity. Wait-on God to work or move on the hearts of others is unknown to him. If he cannot do it or arrange it, then he Just knows that it won't be done. For all practical purposes God does not exist to this person. There is the type person that knows God does exist. He also knows that God does answer prayer, but he cannot see how that God could have anything to do with him. He can think of all the things in his life that are wrong. He remembers vividily and can repeat in detail all of his terrible sin.,. Surely, he feels, God would not answer his prayer or help him in his need. He too turns away to find another solution. His belief about God has determined his action. What's the truth about God? He is! He is rewarder of them that diligently seek him. He can be known He has written a book, the Holy Bible. The book has stood the test of time and experience. The Bible sets forth a holy God that will Judge sin and sinner. But that same God IS not willing that any should perish, and so he fo und a way In which he could be Just and still Justify the sinner. God is and he is involved. He paid the ransom price for sinners in the person of Jesus Christ. He made a way of escape from hell and the Judgment to co ndemna tion by the dea th of his Son. God loved enough to give His only begotten Son; He certainly is concerned about you and yours. The Bible will tell you the truth about him. Read it' - Bible Rally Baptist Seminary and his designed to interest and to brother Tim is a student at challenge the entire family. A former stock car owner and Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, Evangelist Hoskins is racer, N. C. Ohio and has been from These young men are a part his conversion since preaching of the Youth Evangelism Team six years ago. He travels exFlorida the for Program tensively through the United Baptist Convention. Services will begin each States sharing his message evening at 7:30 p.m. There are through the medium of magic special fellowships and ac- and ventriloquism. Services will be from 74:30 tivitIes planned each evening. p.m. each evening. Everyone Is invited to attend. First Bin. Cili,cit if the Living Old. Mt..5 PemN,ca,Ial Open B.bs. Talenpi.st.. *i4g.wi4 Ave, 1011 IPh OP psslta S.sinin,Se Hill Schuui Pent Pan$,tal Church, of l..gu,et G..wvö Church of the Nagaran.. Geneva Cainmunapy, First P'nSpe,stag (birch SC leaNed censor Las. Mary Churchad tIe N.*anenq, UI. FOOt Osipis Takernar,, 5134 Country Clvi Mary Mt 014,0 HIIine Chinch, Oak Io.gu.od Church SI the Nasareis,, Way. Blvd Lake Mary Hill Ed Ottm., £ Je*p AveleaNed AhIe.acç,, LsnIw*g 1411 5. Park Ave -' ° PIBIByTIRIAN lantee'l Avg. id(l egeSee1n4 5445 aoJ,y,5,5h, 5w1t,,,.,,,4,1 Las, Mary United PiSslytet tan Clercil Otis SI The Salvation Amy, 755 in 1C St. First Pcesb,t.rtan Church,. Oas Ave A it* It 01011044 Hilts Mita,li. Church. £Halnilnte tprin,s First Pretivtertan Church, 04 Glittery, U HlphOaad *tISSSlf Mor avIa. Ch,rIh. 71$ Tuc.awIlla 1111C., Wider Sy19 Ca.vee.asit Presbyterian Church. 311$ S OeLsnd. D U nuled Cluuru. .f ChrIst. Allint..t, St Andrew, Pves*ytoria,, Church. 5513 Beu Las, Rd Community Chapel. All 555$ Hly Tr,ipy Chitct II GOd in $t Marks P'15511tr,an Ctsmtth. 1521 (151,51 t$il Mango,,stv. A,. Palm Spr.n, u, Ailaniant, Ike Pvmt Gtp.uI Chwr(ii 5'5' edO-jr 1314 Ctr:,i St Cani.n Cl, - Vi I £IW , t'.v, Youths dk t P Rev. A. H. Davis and wile Ethel (holding cake) were welcomed back to the Church of God of Prophecy, 2509 Elm Ave., Sanford, with a reception and covered dish dinner hosted by (From left) Evelyn White, Cynthia Galley, Willie Withe row, Jean Jones and Clyde Muse. , - Be Led 3IUUCIII i J I'l '" :'-' h I I .. - Central Baptist Church, 13th Street and Oak Ave., Sanford, will have a You th Led Revival August 8-13. Frank Ellis and Tim Ellis will be guest evangelist and singer. Frank is ) i ~~/, ''. .. I I n vited To D fl n e r NAZARENE First CitircI. SI 11W Ni . ne 1151 5.an$erd Ave EPISCOPAL LUtHERAN Alceniesit l.ttse,an Church,. OusrSn,el Or., C..assslhrrry Good ShapSierd United Lutheran, 1105 1 Oriented Car Luthetan Chinch If Prsvudaece D.ttena Lw11.aran (lurched Pu. Ued.en,,,. 551* 21111 place Lieiluá, Church. Golden Days Or 1 Nay CettetD,fr I' l.a.', ..," n, i, it 4 lu-a Vp0045 Ca*Muinty PVe$bytirla Westml,,t,, Prs.5y$eqIa* I r k 1.11 . f PAUL, Minn. More centuries." WELCOME than 1,200 delegates of the The widely-known radio After the games and International Lutheran preacher added that knowledge REV. DAVIS refreshments, the program got Laymen's League were about the world would not set ,,n(li,r A n,lI,, ,sI welcomed here by Warren G people free. "Those beautiful patriotic songs were sung, then Spannaus, attorney general for pictures that came this week all Joined in the Pledge of the state, and Mayor George ft from Mars are not going to set Allegiance to the flag and the La timer of St. Paul. people free," he said, i flo national ant he m At t he front of matter what s peculations may the room was a table with a The 59th annual convention of be drawn from them regarding i Bicentennial birthday cake, a the League began last Sunday the origin or nature of our All youth in the First Baptist Bible and nine candles, afternoon with a Lutheran Hour universe." The candles were lit one at a [tally in the civic auditorium Church, Sanford, are invited to a progressive dinner. The event time in honor of some of the Dr. Hoffmann said the attended by some 6,000 persons. will begin at 5 o'clock, at the pioneers of faith. There were world's problems are the same also nine flags to represent church, tonight. Speaking on the convention today as always. "People are The young people will be eight of the foreign mission theme "Freedom in Christ," trying to elbow God out of the Dr. Oswald given clues, which they must be areas and the U.S. Hoffmann way" he explained. The program closed as the reminded his audience that able to Interpret as to where the different courses of the dinner Rev. Gary Deliusk, pastor, Jesus Christ told the people of He said the way to freedom challenged everyone to sign a His day "If you continue in My was pointed out by Jesus Christ will be served Declaration of Involvement". Word ... you will know the truth Who said, "II you continue in Adults and youth in the local church have been assisting in a It is headed with the names of and the truth will make you My Word, you have set out on the road to freedom." Vacation Bible School this week those Illustrious pioneers Just free." in the We Mary Baptist previously saluted. "Continuing in Christ's words The declaration has the name Dr. Hoffmann, speaker on Mission. The Parent's Night Program for the school will be of the missionaries from our The Lutheran Hour broadcast, means full commitment," Dr. own state who have proved said people today would like to Hoffmann said. "...He wants tonight at 7:30. "\ Sunday night, Aug. 8, there their commitment by their believe that mere truth, secular you, all of you, and every part or religious, will set them free. of you. That's truth, and that will be an all-youth fellowship service, truth makes you free." As Rev. DeBusk signed his immediately after the evening "They would like to think, he to the pledge, he asked, worship service. The youth willname .. me League, an auxiliary of Shall we join them In pledging said," that the unremitting participate In their own sumthe Lutheran Church-Missouri mer "Pee Wee" Olympics. our involvement in our Lord's search for knowledge, which Synod, was scheduled to hear a Everyone will have a chance to Great Commission, which is as has made gigantic strides report on the church from Dr. J. win a gold medal. The contest imperative today as it was forward during the latter half of A. 0. Preus, predident of the will be held In the church's when Christ gave it to those this 20th centruy, will eventually free people from their fellowship hall, otherwise first disciples?" mistaken ideas, as well as the his signature was followed by The delegates also will elect a known as the Olympic Arena. pride, prejudice and passion new president, financial '4 Dr. Jay T Cosmato, pastor of that have kept the world in secretary and seven members the local church, will be Rev. Smith To Return chains and held it In a kind of to the Board of Governors ofthe bringing the messages in all slavery for lo, these many 145,000 member organization services Sunday, after atALTAMONTE SPRINGS I tending the Southern Baptist The Rev. Wayne E. Smith will Pastor's Conference which has return to the pulpit of the been in session this week at the Altamonte Community Chapel Ridgecrest Baptist Conference on Sunday alter vacationing in Center, Ridgecrest, North northern Canada during July. Carolina. The second week of Vacation Bible School will begin Monday 1W for fo ur days. The hours will be 9-11:45 a.m. The Board of Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. R eviva METHODIST Sarrietl United M.m,qial Church. U DeB.asy Ave. Inierpelle Bear Late Unul.d Meihadest Chur ch - I.- I . CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Of Christ. 1112 5 Pail Ave Churched Ctirpttal Las, Ellen U 5. 1113 N CitS.tberry South Simm.. Church ad Christ. liii Lake Howell CI (hitch ad Christ, all Paim Springs Or .Ahtament, Spqs (hind .4 Chr i s t, Gonave Ch ur ch SI Christ L.sig-w.od Church .1 Christ. Past, Church 51 Christ W SlIts St Nsrltls.vde Church .0 Christ Fla Ha,,n Dr Mlillamtd ~ . .:-- - . Lutherans Meet In St. Paul s'r. - - HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarlk and Employes 4 . v UPSALA PIISBYTUIIAN CHURCH Cariieq County Club £Upt.ahalaedt new Darwin SIna Pitt., Surg.,Sclon4 Naming war soup - The Woman's Missionary pie. 22 others. Park, was responsible for the Union of Ravenna Park Baptist Those attending were enMrs. Pat Dykes, Woman's program organization and its Church held a program entitled tertained by Ravenna's own Union director of Ravenna successful outcome. "Mission Horizons '76" on July band that consists of a 22, washboard, tom-toms, wash tub The purpose of the program and rake, harmonica and was to promo te involvement in musical sticks. is1.UiJ Rev. K4iøetit in Mullis. Ulm$t,qt Ma115Wh1$llSp S-)Sam Ckurt11 Scil,.1 5 - 41 4-fl Manhn5 Wenilep II "&-I Over-all, the six million Angolans are about 40 per cent Catholic, 15 per cent Protestant and 45 per cent traditional African religion. - Mission Horizons '76 Is Theme a Y ou t h FIRST PNU%BYI•IIANCHUICH CassuOb.rl'y Other Churches Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 115 0.1 Ave.. SeMen ,. WItea., Inns Past,, Fr. William Aisearleffi Asst, Patter 7:55pm 731pm The Evangelical Church of Central Angola, related to the United Church of Christ In this country, ii the predominant Protestant body in that region, while Methodists predominate in the Luanda region and Baptists in northern Angola. Ro. man Catholics are spread through the country. At Ravenna Park Baptist Church 55.. Hwy I1-tIatP1a.yRIIg.ld. lvndiyScheeS Morning worship FIRST REVIVAL If: 11am S Na iv. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd .. Late Muw.. WIliard LISt'S,e, Patter J14Wy 54,j MeanIng worship 1Nunry Nursery 4:34p On 4)4$ J.4 111124" W-was W-00 541am. NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH Quality Ion Null Patter 435p.m. MYPI$4Sea Eve. WenINpIllIemi Wedn,Iday Usralag Prayer II Doe in 1 )ea rn Wed Eve Bible Study Sundlyidinel . Marte.qM.nASp 11:55a.m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 17.51 Hwy. and Lake Mary 1lvd 11, Rev Mlchsa.I Andr,w* CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tech, DnIre. SenIa.d Estate, Re,. D.M.I D. Saln Past,, Susdlykndet 541am CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2411 S Park Ave 1214$54 Rev ledertJ Hint., Patter Sunday Set" IISa iii Fellowship II ISa. hip. 7 )co al 4 lop a FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP SANFORD 1533 SanderS Ave Rev. Fred McCleary Pastor Sunday Sell" ISa in Manning WInihlip It Evening Service m Bible Study Tu,,, Eve Youth Service Tu.s,awe 1 lop an Sunday Chijrch,5(t.. Saluy Men's Breakfast FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 519 Park Avenue Or Jay T. Catniat, Patter Mermag Wthlp S 34a in sun"? sell" MerllingW,qthlp CItyrckTr.iøSag Evening Worship Wed Pvavarler'wec. Past,, 5:41 sm, Congregational 735p.m. TO CONDUCT cI Presbyterian Alrp.rtBlvtIW,e*asdDr. Rev. Marvin 0. 1,ct Church SchusS MongRorsIap MYP 1:31pm. Wed. PvayoiMa*ftag to 7.4 11:55am. . GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH .4 l.Np.m ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 115 Hitter Art. Pit. 321-1112 Randy lay Patlor Sunday kneel 9:4SLui. MerisiagWecyItip II Slam, Training Hour P M. Evening Worship .)Sp.m. Or 3011 MsrningWerstsip SendayEve.wng Wad SIWe Study Canqusrers Meeting Sunday Methodist Patter tndependvelMAn+lary FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 lii ange Strist U Ruth Grant Kindergarten and Nursery S Slam. II Slam. S.ndaykNusl Msraaginsrt11mp EvangwillcServicit Wed Pvsyer& Bi ble Study Pentecostal new It learn Wet Prayer Service , IS-lOam 1150am is conflict, open confrontation and fear," he said. "The churches, caught in the conflict between government troops and guerrillas, are f orced to collaborate with the government in the cities. But in the rural areas where the government Is not strong, the churches are seen as still resisting. Schools are not open and the people who fled to the bush still are there." emerged they all love to eat. Baptists may disagree on some day. Among pastors, for example, In the conference center's issues, they do agree on one Usually the Ice cream is butter pecan lovers seem to RIDGECREST, N.C. dining hall, that fact is subject ice cream. In fact, at dished out two dips at a time, carry the most weight (excuse Southern Baptists are a unique noticeable. But in the center's Ridgecrest, guests tote their However, one man recently the pun). At least that was the or, I . / and diversified group, and as refreshment area, ap- Bibles in one hand and an Ice strolled up to the counter and most popular flavor during the many theologians and religion propriately known as the Nibble cream cone in the other. ordered 62 dips of butter pecan. Bible Preaching Conference writers have discovered, they Nook, it is obvious. According to Barbara He was throwing a party for last year. are extremely difficult to lump As soon as the final work is Whittington, Nibble Nook some friends, he explained. WMU ladies, however, seem into a single descriptive said In a conference session or manager, her customers have Butinspiteofthosestatlsticis tonreferpch,whi!eheyg The Trinity Assembly of God Church, 5$ Shell Rd., DeBary 'noia Its first revival at the Dellary Civic Center each night next catcgcr. the Amen is pronounced at an polished off more than 112,000 one has to be careful about rash people go for chocolate. But after close observation of evening worship service, lines dips of ice cream through eight generalizations. Although it Is week, except Saturday and Wednesday, with Evangelist Kenny Southern Baptists have often Lee Campbell (left) and his wife Pamela conducting the service thousands of Baptists who have full of sweet-toothed Baptists weeks of summer conferences, true that Southern Baptist love been characterized as frugal, through Aug. 15. The public Is invited to attend. The Campbell's visited Ridgecrest Baptist begin to form at the Nibble That's more than 3.000 gallons their ice cream, they differ but when it comes to ice cream, are from Largo, Fla. Conference Center this sum- Nook. of the cold refreshment, an widely on more specific points, a Baptist and his money are mere one common trait has It seems that while Suuthern average of about 60 gallons a such as flavors, soon parted. - in Lutheran 1:34P Off The Herald Services Rector Curate Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST 11:05ain, 6:15P an 1:30 P . M 1:55pm Ysutilhiagu, south of the Luanda region in central Angola, strife and uncertainties remain. Baptists Agree On One Thing: Food 9:41 oadoi HOLY CROSS park - - Non Denominational Episcopal Church ScBa.l Holy Ceanmonlsn Ni'yiny Open Luanda, and in that area, there Is a general mood of church confidence and vitality, and of cooperation with the government, says the Rev. Mr. Henderson, an official of the United Cfltwch of Christ Board of . World Ministries. "Up to this point, the government has consistently followed through on its promises of religious freedom," he said in an interview. govern', ment is absolutely committed to a Socialist society, but I found no reason to believe it leaders Intend to carry out any war against religion." He said the government's political position of "scientific socialism" holds that religion Is "Just an appendix, a leftover from feudalism and capital. ism" that needs to be replaced by a scientific outlook, but that so far, no attempts had been made to restrict religious teaching. As part of a three-man team sent to gather Information on the church situation In Angola for a report to a meeting of the World Council of Churches central committee in August, he said that - MornIng Worship isis Nviy Provided E Testing inonhep - I I F.ri11 - Clifford kha,b Sunday se a.I$p..,. 1:340 M SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 2444 SanderS Ave. . Paid,, 131 Airport SIvd. PNun,m 5sII 1 )Opm CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH C.,. laTh St $ Oak A ve Bell in. Calf man Patter SvadayScpionl 5:411in. Past,. 5:05am 1151am 450pm I-Np,,, FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Slit Sanford Ava. Douglas 0. Elliat? Sundaylchsl Mourning worship 11:14.., YeuthHsamr 4:Npn,. Evangelist Service I - Np in Mad.WaflServucelW,dt 7 lop Nursery PreSIded len all services SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fir.n.iW ( Sanford Oard.nCtvR Hwy 17.521 Don ShkIy $.ndy sell" in NEW YORK (AP) An American churchman back from a fact-finding trip to Angola says its churches are faring well In areas firmly controlled by the new government, but are in distress in the most populous, productive region of central Angola where the civil war continues. "I was not prepared for the level of military activity still going on there," says the Rev, Lawrence W. Henderson, adding that it has not generally been reported because of limitations on news reporters. "There's a lot of fighting and It has increased considerably In recent weeks." He says that in that central region, agriculturally the most productive "breadbasket" of the country, forces of the National Union for the Total Inde. pendence of Angola UNITA led by Jonas Savinbi, still are In open struggle with those of the Movement for the Popular Liberation of Angola MPIJ headed by Agostinho Nets, which claimed victory last February, It has set up the new government at the capital at * * Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY ')F COO CHURCH Cor 27th and RUn Rev. I t)e.i Coi lI:Nay - 755pIts. C I Null Angolans Still Fi. gh t ing: Minister Nwrtsry & klnderginfon )l minis,, w*w, Wet lvl.Pray,rM.,,sei, Nations Churches Caught In Middle '* Methodist Friday, Aug., 974-)8 1 ALPENGLOW AaUveteam of Christian Musicians Alpenglow, will appear at TO APPEAR the Sanford Church of God, $01 W. 22nd St., Sanford., Sunday night at$ o'clock The group has appeared throughout the entire South, MId.West and Eastern U.S., and has made three hit records. :'f ;vv5,- .','. /_'..' 'tT '9j"r'4'd i: rn-t- ,.l'. .1;. " ç.iiS ' -.' 1ç ai ). ,'-i- 'si -.1.'13, 'i. 4',"r,'t- It',i ' 'I ,j.4.; , -- , i:A.1 - .''C' I ..' 45 j; I. ''15. .31*, 4 l0. ,.. , '"u-...,' 3;-4(. ',,'.)ç t'.'c-,.,,, '. e �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl Friday. Aug. .17 1 .. TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS I SWEEPSTAKES Fri d ay E vnIflq 600 I IC 1) IL NEWS 611 FAMILY AFFAIR 7 ZOOM 2 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS .3 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 .1 12) NBC NEWS '4' iT CBS NEWS 611 I DREAM OF JEANNIL 7' FLORIDA REPORT IABC NEWS 24 ZOOM 35 RIN TIN TIN 700 T2 TO TELl.. THE TRUTH IC BRADY BUNCH IT CONCENTRATION 611 HOGAN'S HEROES .71 FEEDBACK 11) UNTAMED WORLD 3 STAR TREK 730 .17. .2) ;tZ J BOBBY V1NTON SHOW 1) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 6M HOGAN'S HEROES .1" HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8.00 77SANFORD AND 12) SON. When Lamoni and Janet announce their wedding plans. Fred tells the bride to be of Lamnont's "secret vices." (R) iT- MOVIE: "Search." Hugh OBnen, Elke Sommer. 1972. IT DONNY AND MARIE: Mclean Stevenson, Minnie Pearl, Rick Hurst and the Ice Varutes are guests. 5 MOVIE "Secr et Beyond the Door" Joan Benne tt, Michael Redgrave 1948 8.30 IL 112) THE PRACTICE: Dr. Bedford (Danny Thomas) is turned 'nto a "practice father" when a ten year old boy is droppedoffforachediup,bijt is not reclaimed by his guard. ian (A) C E L EB R ITV NBC NEWS UPDATE 8:57 (I) TARZAN 7.4) WALL STREET WEEK (R) MOVIE: "Here Come the Coeds." Abbott and Costello 1945. Cody of two wacky caretakers turning formerly staid girls' school on its ear. 2:00 (2) (12) BASEBALL: Teame to be a nnounced. ljJ MOVIE: "Rodan." Japanese, 1957. Science fichon film about a huge flying monster. 2:30 ID ANTIQUES (R) 3J CE) (.12)LANDOFTHELOST .1J l..Q.) bPIALAM '32 CL YOU'RE JUST LIKE YOUR FATHER: Comedy star- 6* ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 17) CROCKE1TS VICTORY GARDEN (R) ring Dick Shawn about a man who believes in the great American dream that success Is just around the corner. 3 700 CLUB 11:00 12) 14) CL CL) (12) NEWS 24) SESAME STREET (R) 10:30 IL (12) RUN, JOE, RUN 611 SOUL TRAIN 17.) LOWELL THOMAS RE 11:30 North Conway, N.H. 1) SPORTS CHALLENGE 3 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 5.00 IL BONANZA (A) 1) THE OLYMPIAD: Caphoned fcr it* deal, .1 (12) TON'CHT L MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 611 WILD. WILD WEST CI) THE ROOKIES 12:00 T) WILD, WILD WEST LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 12:35 IT MOVIE: "Old Acquain' lance." Belle Davis, Miriam Hopkins. (B&W) 1943. Tale of two girlhood pals finding each other Increasingly nasty as years go by. 1:00 121 THE MIDNIGHT I,f 11:00 (2) (1(2) BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES 14) (6) FAR OUT SPACE CL) NUTS 1.) CONSULTATION 11) SPEED BUGGY 112) HOGANS HEROES (R) 214) KIT (A) SPORTS: CL (12) CL GHOST BUSTERS 611 NFL ACTION 17) G UPP IES GROUPERS 6.00 TO Afternoon 12:00 IL (12) THE JETSONS 32 (6) VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 611 WRESTLING CL LOST SAUCER 24 USA: PEOPLE AND POLI. TICS 1230 Morning 600 GROWER'S ALMANAC 630 '14) ACROSS THE FENCE '6) SUMMER SEMESTER . .,. .. 5 12) DAILY DEVOTIONAL SUN. a 12 DAILY WORD 700 22 ACROSS TH E FENCE "C ARTHUR AND CO 1) US. OF ARCHIE 7)- SESAME STREET (A) 1 HOT DOG 7'30 12) VEGETABLE SOUP (L) HARLEM GLOBETROTTEAS MID-NITE SHOWS ON FRI. & SAT. 7 f c% im - And Isaac Hayes As "Truck Turner' loca )Q' 0 1 Now Showing a.'u THE ADVE to discovering a plot to sabotage asecret military pi'oied _____________ wum, f 1 /N I. 'i - lill, 14 " - 11 -_ -- -. I . - -- - Iii I ILE - . -. A hotc ri c.,.,es (A) IX ON - _.. i - ,. . ______________ , 7f ' ."I % )i D V "I ' I, __ r . I ._~~ - 1 'PG - I , 'I ___\ - .. -- - PETER FONDA' BLYTHE DANNER YUL '..- I SAT SUN DI T'II.lTTHI . -. . - - . -4 SAL AD 8x10 Color Poillift(jit SAT-SUN MON-FRI 5201 02 2:114SAY-7:33 Iii collection )takC4 of ~ rd t1' AIII Q*-, many fringe benefits and ,eting efirement program. For personal and confidential interview Send '' Reservations 1 color backgrounds. , 1.iii 1919 S French 372 £991 Eves 372 $496. 327 1164, 3371984 __________ , $120 Bedroom - . Adult-Family If One Bedroom From LAKE MINNIE 3 BR. 2 BATH. A t.'autifully landscaped fenced lot Sprinkler System Equipped -t(t-iCfl 70'xtl' Family room 115.500 135 1505 W. 25th St. -. ' Sanford, Fla MIS REALTORS 322-2090 .• -' i f I' , A; 6 0 Mr. Executive 1 , - A c cepting applications on 6 new town housv homes, large 3 BR, 2i 1 baths, carpel, central air, 2 car 017S FRENCH REPOSSESSED- 3 BR, brick. 1)00 down $149.13 P1,8' pct. APR. 360 Mos. $18,500. CRANK CON 'ST ., R EALTY REALTORS-830 606$ Eyes. 323 3119 Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Sunland 3 BR, I bath, heat 8. air. msny extras 119,900 349 53 /I 3 Bedroom, l'.j bath, central heat & air, carpeting. Excellent con diti on , 122,500 3230516 W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107W-Commercial Phone 322 7U1, Sanford For rent: 2 BR with family room. 7401 Willow, $ 175 $100 dep. BATEMAN REALTY '" S ChIt Jordan. Realtor $31 8272 Longwood -. Lakefront. 3 BR. 7 bath, central air, carpeted, garage, vacant $ 25.500 Adjoining lktrnt lot, also available 617 $969 0UTH ~ New 2 9jillage 25 000 - LAKESIDE APARTMENTS I . VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA -: 33--HOUSeS Furnished - " HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST MAS - and the money to pay for ~ $ Call 644 3107110 :h of Airport Blvd. Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks FOR INFORMATION CONTACT . Homes Across From Ranch House 323-8670 or e31.9777 BUILDER.DEVELOPIR o;Pecsonhl Clopd Sun. j 40 FISHERMEN CANOEIST Nice I OR, fret boat E xpand ing Sales I OR or- recent rr?tc :: 40) C, NUMNOW 4 - ~ fit ii , I& ~ - _~ ~ "SURVIVE" A BREATHTAKING STORY . AUGUST: THURS. SHOWTIMES ~ Trailer 9 t move is to I Sanford - Th e strategic I Sun,: 12 N-S P.M. 2938 Or lando Drive (Hwy. 1792) . zaYRe !71I714 w'ees G..iaw. MeINM*iiieaw CNi$i,rne,m - Excellent working conditions. Apply in person to Art Grindle's Wheel Ranch, Hwy $793, Sanford Evening HeMd '" - I wo Opportunities - I - .. _., ----------'="--'. - .'.7.I 11111111111111111111 1111 !/!!!'_ , 41-Houses - Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Chog,373 7817 - - '. Sonora 3 BR. 2 baths, central air 8. heal, 2 car garage, exceptional buy 53/,900 62$ '3094 -- -,------ - - .. , _ . ______ __,Ji.1__ I'll ,,j Large wooded Loll Sewers pid Slr,ets Sidt*alkS Sheet L gtifs .' . . Sewing Machine S'nger Touch N Sew. with wai'lij console, balance 1/9 80 or 6 payments of $13.30 NATION AIDE, 339809/ FOR APPOINTMENT I 2 l W. lSth P ._,_.._i_R!___._l.---. Additions ___________ Sanford, Fla. Re m odeling CALL 322-3103 SWI -?. /#11 TOYOTA COROLLAS PLYMOUTH 17 Plymouth Fury 4-door 12 6 air conditioned. power steering, radio. 225 6 cyl. & 3-speed transmission. Many more extras. Stock No. R6.54. Priced to sell at $4324.65. ROBSON MARINE 2925 Hwy $7 92 122 5961 a $ -q% N ( 1975 0;0*00 CHRYSLER to choose from Educational School Cars Driver SOME WITH MILEAGE AS LOW AS 4,000 MILESI 60-Office Supplies PRICES START We're Closing Out all 1976& 1975 Cars, So Come On Down WE'RE DEALING NOW Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing Cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOL I 'S Casselbermy. 17 92, 830 4236 AS AS ECONOMY TOYOTA 436 East Casselberry 831-7700 485 Hwy NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave 64-Equipment for $245000 L OW k Chrysler-Plymouth 61-Lawn-Garden AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY. 17-92 SANFORD ORLANDO 322.1601 131.1717 Can yougata . Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carps' Shampooer for only 5130 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE DeLANO U An nice price on America's roomiest compact sedan? Rent 4- ..'Z YES! 1,1 See the 65-Pets-Supplies - Ailyn Weigel. - Volare' -. Even Mickey's The man you can doiji with - Need home for year old male Labrador, weight 70 lbs. 3730621, ask for Debra Geiger. tongue is hanging NOW'S THE TIME out of our DEALS TO SAY YES TO OUR Black & White kittens need home 303 Plum Tree Court In Hidden Lake, CLEARANCE DEAL UNHEARD OF VALUES! AKC Doberman puppies, large & healthy. 175 Male 8. Female 327 7 k!? NEW CARS • USED CARS • IMMEDIATE SERVICE of NO WAIT Kittens Free logood home 173 1372 Never again will YOU be able to buy transportation at such LOW PRICES. Come see us- TODAywhile the selection is the geatest. Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Show quality. Cropped ears & shotS 51513 to 1300 Terms. 3635740 * 1976 DEMONSTRATOR SPECIALS * 66-Horses OUR LOSS Two Pant horses, I large spirited. I I 'cIi. Small Wilt-i oentle. R'anbI5 323 5154 4 CORDOBA'S 1 SCAMP 67-Livestock- Poultry - YOUR GAIN! • 1 GRAN FURY • 2 VALIANT SEDANS 68-Wanted to Buy PINEY A000S BARN We Buy Vurn.ture & M,selIaneOijs Sell for 30 pct commiss'On Free Pick ups Auction. S,iturci'tyS 1 p ill S.,nbord 327 7270 We Buy Furniture - Singer with Zig jag. $15 3.riger with buftorih.1e attachment. $75 Singer Golden Touch and Sew. $68 Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition. Singer's- best ever. 126% with cabinet TV s from 149 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St Downtown 322 9111 SINGER FUTURA * One of Singer's finest Sold new for over $600 Needs someone to assume balance $19680 or pay 112 30 mo Free home trial Will .ih, tra,!.' (jli B,ii if Il 8091 52-Appliances For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart 715 Sanford Ave. ,Santed to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry. Hwy 1792 8104206 10-Swap & Trade -- /,11 trade Lowery organ. like new with built in tape recorder I. all rhythms, for compact car 322 158* SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a bu,er No charge All admitted tree Come browse every Sunday 9 to S It the Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 11 92. Phone 337 1216 home w In sung 8. soffit Sys!em £4Of.n,3 Gutters 70 yr [ag . Sd.n Co 5519563 i c .i n (0 ',t iour - KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Beauty Care "Aqua Play Center" SWIMMING POOLS By The Gallon You Design -We Build Ii Yrs. In Construction Business FREE ESTIMATESN000LIGAT ION JOHNNY WALK Er. ln 4452 General Codntr ictor Brown. S,,Ie's P o p 3') 3.654 after S MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks - Motorcycle lnsurar.. BLAIR AGENCY 323 356.4 or 323 17 10 1969 Honda, CB 150. 9900 Miles Eiceuient coed. 1390 722 3411 STOP AND ThiNk A ft4uTE If worn Classified Ads 3-uint tp,,.rp wCuldnt be454 ___________________ ' S ew (:1.. i ng ' Aiteratlons. Dress Making. Upholstery ve I.' i_i "k ' ': : ,rig Free Phone 333 595.4 ' Carl's Sewing Machine Repair, Clean, Oil I. Tune up 322 3.461 YOur Home S1S I EXPERT LAWN CARE Mo*g. Edging, rrnrng Phone 323 $7921 Free Eslimatei M*ing. Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Tree Service I _______________________________ I I ' - I Panting lirum, roii spray QuaIl-, wOrk Reasonable prces Free esti mates 32/ 04.59 1W. I ' Well Drilling pn;w ting Pain I ' I . LUMBERJACK S TREE SERVICE Tree trimming & removal F ree estmdtes L.censed & 'n's',3 8-62 7197 3720793 - Drapes. 3fl 13707 7 ewing Machine Repair Have some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all with a WAYNE 3 LENNOX & ASSOC Turfgrass Consulting Service Classified Ad in The Herald Call 127 2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly Gulf Courses. Ball Fields. Lawns 373 6019 for more inlQ ad visor will help you I In 7 .'w ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and SilCS We repair and service STINE MACHINE 8. SUPPLY CO 172 6401 .5.Inc 5t To List Your Business...DiQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 I i..; -4 $7T..'i Landscaping & Lawn Care Trash Hauled. Lawn Care Hauling 322 2645 Carpnlrv. Remodeling. AddliOns. CuStom Work Licensed. Bonded tree rst.mate 323 6034 i'.i'...5 ;4*.-;(i3((I i&4 74 HOUR REPAIR SERVICE ReasOnable Rate's 323 Qlii Cisri Basis ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, E ica v atinq. Ditch work Fill dirt, top soil 372 943 Central Heat & Air Conditioning estimates. call Carl For I at SEARS in Sanford 337 - 78.-h¼torcycles L. , zi General Re,nudeI,ng and Additions Freesslimates Noobligafion JOHNNY WALKER.322 6.457 General Contractor '" '2. Plumbing L.inii 'edr.niJ. lii dirt, (I4, rock All kinds ol digging Housetra lers stored and moved 322 91*2 R'f Repairs, Carpentry. Painliuig PIome Rep-airs. Gultering, Cement 8. work Free estimates III $447 Any year Il'iru 1976 modelS 7 lIjys 'aces Call collect, $64 213, .., t :'i.-:". •" . _____ -- - xp Land Clearing Pa ntifl - Repairs. Call 371 8115 Want $9/I or older Dodge Dart. alsc will buy any make convertibles Phone 323 $060 ~1.4 C ART Bl,UAN PEST CONIR'3-,,, 2542 P.irn Dr.,. Insulation BUY JUNK CARS - from 110 to SIC Call 3771621 after I p m We have a large selection of Olack & white portable TV'S. 125 to $6.5 HERBS TV, 1700 S. French, 323 I/SI . Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching 8. Simulated Brick 8. Stone Specialty 377 2180 Also Home Improvements 77- Autos Wanted I)' Color TV 5100 323 55.50 after S p m alum WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buy ng a new home' Moving to an apartment' BEST PRODUCT ;-t some action with a Herald dEST PRICE Free Estimates' 24 p'lOcrs ',iss'led ad We'll help you write THE RMO ILK. $31 13971 in ad that will bring fast sale '''p CALL 322 7611 ' Several pieces ,,jf Antique Glass. & small antique furnituru pieces 312 8933 before 1 p rfl DELL'S AUCTION CENTER is cloSed for vacation enlire month of August For information, call Mrs Fred J o nes 1210097 See you in September Pest Control Home Improvements Aluminum Siding TO'AER'S BEAUTY SALON You Name It, I Buy It Sanford Auct ion 12130 French 323 73-a3 W ." C&A BackHoe Service fl-Auction k,(. . . ,1 llt"-k IfIrAl-ri I I 1, I.'--j_ , EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU t F ! , I-, 71-Antiques CLOSE OUT- New Holpoint Washers, 18 lb. capacity. Peg, $311 with W'ade While they last, lust 527$ with trade DICK'S APPLIANCES 2617 S French, 122 765* /.1, BUSINESS DIRECTORY \I . ,V M Cash 322.4132 Lay- Away Machines -- a CLARK GARAGE SALE-- Moving Sat & Sun IOU Piano, Freezer. Couch, Chats, Cam;'ng eqcipmtnt. like. Garden Tools.. Fish lank. Books & House. 3722197 2015 Coronado Concourse, Sanford. DAVE S 323 9370 Repossession & 54-Garage Sales IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY nroker .,, Welcomes You % .' . ,_,, ----- - -- - - 94&vd& HOMES of DISTINCTION TAFFERREAL'rY a-. lial ~ L ife In i... ______ _____________ - I -_ _ -_ Real Estate - / .., ~ . Espfvienc(dautomecnicfled CALL 322.2611 i '!s D...u,..r 0e.fw,.n, •v Sib.. OMSreII lad aditx One inads.nsewinea- St OOnwi.je,.ci - it in ' I - - 36-Resort Property , I . the Herald &'siness Review &- _ Flu SWAP SNOP & FLU MAIKIY lAM 8 Planning a carport sale? Don" forget to advertise it in the want ads of The Herald * 1968 Olds 1-47, new fires, runs good. beSt offer 323 $021 after 6 p ri-i P-qeons. plan & tanices, "racing, homers, & Show stock 3232118 Thermador Electric Wall Oven Porcelain Interior, $25 321 0675 ~ -7-. mo 322 6119 New Smyrna Luxury 7 OR, 2 bath OVER. ocean fro Plefely furnished, Pool, summer Full time RN, day Shift, nuts S19S*k After Lab" ho meexperlenc,r,fergjAp ail in person 10 Lakeview Nursing Center I9 E 2nd Sf, Sanford. H utchison Ocean lrrw APIS. Atlantic, Daytona Beach Call Nursej RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid Mr P U. Hutchison. 322 4058 companion. Needed immediately ________________________ 62$ - - L UNDAYS 7 Daily: 10 A.M..a P,M, LONGEST - 6 JISO Private land -- XULP DECORATORS 409W 1st St. 322 2135 We Buy Furniture us Mo IED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL :0 $:30& 12:00 I&AVI& HEYARD" FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. 5 BURT REYNOLDS .1 Live In housek"por, watch 12 & 13 yr Wells Salary, private room & us@ Of POP! Permanent. )Z7 &S30, Contemporary Sofa, leather look vinyl 5295 2 Bar stools, 530. Folding bed. 39", 150 Girl's 3 speed 26'' bicycle $25. L0ies I? lb Bowling ball & bag, %0. Set of dishes. $15. World Book En Cyclopedias, 540 373 7111 after S -pm 1, r .9 - 'CATALOG OF BOOKS, Educational, Adventure. Adults, and dozens more calagorles for evçryone FREE for stamp from Intrap, Book Dept EN, Warns, NC. 2*909 CheSt Freezer, 20 cu II,. Penney's 2 r$ old. 1225. 3231216 in 4301 322 4470 322 1284. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY--SELL--TRADE 311 315E. First Sf 322 5622 El Camino V I. autorratic. power steering. 51548 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 373 1010 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 1968 Dodge Dart, 2 d .Al, Air, good '71 Models Call 323 $510 or 534 condition, 5600 cash Firm 127 4605 Dealer) osi after S p m Buick Station Wagon Phillips 66 Station 91h & French Ave CARPORTE SALE-- Furniture, Plants, Antiques. Thurs. Fri & Sat 3906 Old Orlando Road, 372 2593 John Deere Riding Mower 17 HP. Excel. Coed. $100 3713855 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell. 322 8052 anytime . - 1977 LANCIA BETA-COUPE Lawn Mower Sales & Service- We Sell the Best 8. Service the Rest. Western Aulo, 301 W. First St . 322 4401 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. $12 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. 80-Autos for Sale Like new. Air, 16.999 562 5-457. DEBARY - Beautiful I acre lots from $1,990. Only $90 down with low payments. 641-1811. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.. REALTORS REQUIRED Bralley Qdham-323-4670 -- OCEAN FRONT -- New Smyrna Beach, 15'. 50' 8. tOO' lots. From $11.500 6444081 SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP .REALTORS - 1971 Dodge Swinger, power. air, automatic, VI, original owner. Excel Corid 1162052S Sale 966 Chevrolet 2 door, good Iran sportation, recent inspection, $775. 323 8597 or 373 9477. CARPORT SALE. Fri. & Sat. 104 Clolhes, Gun, Tools, Toys, Ap pliances 2579 El Portal Dr., 373 2615 Sale -- for 973 Buick Century, air, power steering, AM FM radio, low miles. 3736 596, Multi- Family Carport Friday. Sat,. Sun. 110$ Court Sf, 1011 201h & MelIonvilleI. Toys, Avon, Misc. for Friday, Aug. I, 1t76-SB I. ease a D*tvn influding 2 cars and trucke For information call Bill Ray or jack Mink, $31 13$8 sedan. New, LAKE BET HEL -Mile lake & canal front. 50 Acres. 1150.000 Fantastic terms. 644 81 or 617 1811 SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS 51-Household Goods 80-Autos - 16' Cabin Cruiser, 75 hp motor. & trailer. $600 or bell offer 3237718 Highway 17.92, Sanford for Managem en t Opportunity availabl. . NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE - 1 BR $45 Mo Adults only 137 8111 - POOL Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy PROPERTIES S.V.HardWICk.BrOker Dellona. 6a "It AVON Large $8.2 Bdrm. tI Furnished or Unfurnished 'CLUB ROOM . Conventional'S% Down OR, central heal & air con ditIonng,garç., screened in Porch 538% per mo . GARAGE SALE- Clothing & misc. 7 TV's. Sat. & cun 1 in 5. 7040 Thunderbird Trail, Maitland DELANO - 85 Acres, 5 mm. from downtown Zoned mobile home Sub division II 10.000 cash No qualilying. $995 dn., spacious. 3 OR, 2 bath, den, fruit trees, heat. ar . 5259 mo 3226315 Hi Owner- Lovely I OR, 2 bath r,)mC in Sanford, central heat and ,i.r. wail to wall carpet, Separate d.nng room. 16'xI6' family room. garage, large fenced yard. beautiful Shade frees, 16'xl6' 'workshop or Outside game room 15.000 equity and assume loan Phone 321 0503 'a N CIT~ A "., SANORA - Striking California Contemporary on corner lot with pine trees, cedar Shade shingles, cathedral roof, unusual split design with gracious foyer & garden area off each room 3 OR. 7 bath, family room. many extras Only 129.900 Way belOw appraised value. Call today. 1971 Chevrolet I wheel drive 'a fOr' o.ck uP I((k, aulø,,.fic hub. 12200 372 4532 or 322 3734 eves. 55Boats & Accessories Farm Wagons $2008. Up 322 2031 or 372 5149 after 5 SPANISH STUCCO CARPORT SALE-- Sat, Aug Y. 9 fit $10 Eastwood Court in Pinecrett. 323 0661, - Low priced 3 BR, in beautifully shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yard, 121.500. Harold Hall Really, Realtor, 323 5771. SOUTH SEMINOLE GOOD TERMS 79Trucks-Trailers 1SYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5200 Service Station Equipment- Tanks, Pumps, Air Compressor, Host, etc 322 SIn. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood & lawn S27S MO Pretty country setting 12'x63, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, Spanish d:sign Partly furnished, air conditioner. $4,500 372 9015, 337 702* after 6 Reg.Real Estate Broker 26.38 S. Sanford Ave. 371 0759 eves. 322 7643 Ike new home, zoned commercial Ideal office, 171.500 Harold Hall R-'alIy, Realtor, 3235771 . ' - 43-Lots-Acreage Peg Peal Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. 3236041 or 123 0517 eves. JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 301327 1598 Days and After Hours 321-0041 prnl.,xsonillv Manaa.d I - Private Patio. Water maintenance furnished THROW AWAY YOUR WISH BONE' Spotless 3 bedroom with Central H A, plus carpeting, and custom drapes E*cellent'tocation Only $26300 Kitchen Equipped mo. - LONGW000 - Lovely corner lot with large Shade oak tree in front. Ilac yard Stockade fencing Quiet neighborhood, Convenient to st'opgng Good cabinet space in kitchen Range, Refrigerator Decorator wall paper. Double carport, patio Metal storage Shed Will sell Ft-IA. 3 BR. 2 bath $29,900 Studio. 1,2,3 Apts. One Story ____ :- 373 I'lln Eve% in ISAY or in 0612 - M. UNSWORTH REALTY 2565 Park "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" Luxury Patio Apartments DYNAMIC • . ' 372 Realtor 749* - 5O-4SJsceflaneous for Sale Kish Real Estate `G ardens 2 BR mobile home, furnished. $IlO mo. BR home. unfurnished REAL ESTATF 42-Mobile Homes 3 OR. $ i baths, central air & heat, carpeted, eat in kitchen, closets galore, enclosed garage, fenced back, close In Assumable 7''j pct. mortgage. $11663 PITI. Owner anxious 526,500. REALTORS eneva bath %tovP & rpfrin.rAti' heat & air 322 3453 2 CailBart Days 322 6133 Nights- 372 7352 MOVING TO ALABAMA - SR, _ • 10 3 Bedroom, I bath, central H A, carpet, Conv en ient to down town. 5343 mo plus dep 373 166.1. 7 :omfortable living in 3 large bedrooms. I' baths, large living room with fireplace, family room. and formal dining room, kitchen equipped. Well for climate master H A Tree sh aded f enced yard. On large corner lot. 538.500. Call Caroline Hollzclaw, Assoc. POPULAR TERMS #I BROKERS Owner Must Sell IT'S BEEN REDUCED- $1100 for In early sale Beautiful cuStom 7 BR. 7 bath with walk in closets Goodies galore $38.800 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Wm. H. Stemper - Realtor ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. Merchandise 322 - 2420 lakfrnt. split level. 5100.000 OR. 3720674 Big T Tire & Wheel Service looking for experienced Front End s . 4 QUIET AREA 23 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx $7,000 down. $185 month Price 521.500 Owner, 123 0522 (Sanora). $2.300 down. Sanford IJiO mo . 3 BR. 2 bath, paneled den Fenced. 535.500 3238302. Call Sanford's Sales Leader $ 59.750 S BR, lake, extras :hoce location, corner lot, citrus trees 3 bedrooms,? bath, enclosed garage In 1011 after S I R • i 3 BR, 2 8, new 123.500 372 21 15 After Mrs 3720648 Twenty West Area- Beautfut 3 bedroom, I' bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator, $22,500 $800 down, If VA nothing down. KULP REALTY. 337233$ 80-Autos 54-arage Sales -- JUST LISTED- Thisterrific 3 OR, 2 bath in Loch Arbor Huge fenced lot, central heat & air Many CuStOm items. BPP 538.500 Cotta' see' 3 BR, I', B. lakefront, 537.500 3 BR, l' bath, central air & heat 301 E 23rd St. 5200 Call 372 4410 at tee 530 Past lob record to R F (Ray) Hardee. 3211 Hairgill Dr., Orlando, ANCING PLEASU E IL 577.750 after lpm BAR A l' i B. 3 BR. I B. 4 Acres. $33,900 3 BP.1 bath, kitchen equipped Near thlt & shopping $140 mo, 1st mo & 5100 Dsp to -tchanical work Must have toots. Good opportunity for right Cell f or • D G ' NiC,lBedroomblockhome FurnorUnfurn 3737930 HOT AND new and . ioiaq ININ D COCKT .,- • . "-. - '... Show Times: Due to business expansion in Central Florida area, we are needing People 10 work for US It you're dissatisfied *-in your present lob f LIVE 51AINE LOBSTER .IIt....,j -. - (mom I . 3 BR, 32-Houses Unfurnished ____________________ 1300 per weefi, No investment, no .."' or door to door selling i I 3 OR, I, B, 571.500 --. r'. .iuurc",i' )rcur.4y Adults Prefer el 377 6670 or 371 5854 , ~; ~ 3 OR, CO. 519,500 Experience preferred. Send 2 BR house, stove & refrigerator. -_ resume to P.O Box 191) Lake $125 mo Mature adults 106 W Mary, Fla. 32744. nth St. 377 9214 and your family. we would like ~, OTTlim . - ~ i I ~V __ - I-. ~ - . WORD ________ I II 9. DAILY Multiple Listing Service j JIM HUNT REALTY 571 Park Dr 1EALTOP 279781 3723991 IDYLLWILDE SPECIAL Overlook your spacious backyard from your beautiful family room 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, 131.700 3 BR. 2 story frame, $17.000 I,,.,... - 2:15 115117 P 1 31A-Duplexes LEASING AGENT For apartment 8 mr to 6 P M and as needed, Landis. EXECUTIVE 3 BR. 2 bath, on large tot in IclyttWilde Brick fireplace, in living room Break fast bar. $43.900 3 BR. I baths, carpeted, living rm. dining rm, large kitchen, central PrCat 8. air $21 000 171 MANAGER TRAINEE- Must be 3 OR, I', bath home, kitchen willing to relocate in State of equipped, corner lot Florida Training program rein ducted In Sa nford at local store JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Interviews bet ween 1 and i only. 2434 5 French Ave. Payleis Broker Assoc Shoes Day 322 11/4 Night 373 0185 or'-" asks her to write a cookbook of her grandirnother's quaint old -~ ---Y- -I --.- - IRONS1DE 16) ' MOVIE "First to Fight." Chad Everett, Marilyn ()evth 1967 WWII yarn about one tmehefowhoaJmtfosesp courage on the battlefield 5! MOVIE: "One Millio n, '32 CL) THE JEFFERSONS: Louise has a sweet taste of success, and George's pot boils over. when a oti&7or QnAflk •:, , "2) DAILY DEVOTIO NAL ______________ ' - _____ EVES 337 1517 or 312 0617 MONTHLY PENTAIS AVAILABLE COIO TV, Air COnd .Maid SeeV QUALITY INN NORTH I______________________ 4&SR 431. Longwood 562400 IF $400 $500 extra a month interests you, then call 57420.56 for appt 100 9085 to *0411 for rackoten's withouf even realizing It. id1.__4l Ii\ d'1 Z4 ' I . I . 0 . - dl - [2) .121 ADVENTUAI.ZING WITH THE CHOPPER, Hanrtson Page stars as Arnold "The Chopper" Jackson, a bungling black private eye who or If j) MOVIE: "To Have and Have Not" Humphrey BO9rl, Lauren Bacal. (B&W) 1944. Skipper fochiregetstangledup in WWII intrigue 12:30 611 DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT 800 ____________________ Acouae gless ty 1 BR, 1', B. tam rm 575.000 immediate positions L) LATE NEWS 1200 "2) WEEKEND:Joinedinpro. UNBELIEVABLE.. 1 BR. 2 bath, central heat 8. air, foyer, eat in kitchen. family room, chain link fence $79,950 323.7832 L Furn Apt COSMETICIAN Experienced MECHANIC- Fin.,i.nr.a w ith farm equipment COOK- Experienced with meats SALES REPSSECRETARY BOOKKEEPERSeveral positions FRONT ALIGNMENT- Es perienced in minor tuneups WAITER WAITRESS LEGAL SECRETARY- Will train right person RATER- Must have insurance ba ckgrou nd SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Split shift -WE SELL SUCCESS?Q1.Commecclak 323 $176 11:45 730 (12,1) LAST OF THE WILD (I) MAGAZINE FOUR 7) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) .12) CANDID CAMERA 24I TH E GOODIES 3 THE ADVENTURER Hal Colbert Real Furnished. 2 OR garage apt, Lake Golden, lake privileges, prefer retired couple No pets 322 api HAIRDRESSER- 'Master License MANAGER TRAINEES- Several 24 TH E MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (R) ATER men vacation with a train trip their aunt's farm and end up I iIj I li~11 ~p - NTURERS HATBILL AREA-. I BR frau- & cabin combination, on canal, completely turn 114,000 One 8. 3 Bedroom apartments. iurnissse or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come see 300 E Airport Blvd.. Sanford, 373 1340, ')'LI(R liTtlE Ft .121 WEEKEND: Features in dude a VISIt to Sun City. "Shangri'La" a retirement community in the Arizona do. sort. INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 3 SCIENCE FICTION THE- I BAMBOO COVE APIS ABC NEWS 24 100 IL 11141) SOUL TRAIN .6) CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL: e Camerons" Four children start their . 510 2545 Park Dr I&2BR Mobile Homee Avii- No pets ADDITIONAL_ 1 BR apt comes with thiS 3 BR. 1 bath, eat in kit chen, family room Needs some repairs $10,000 41-Houses )viedo area, country home, custom built, I' acr es . .1 DR. 3 .ahs, office, 3300 ft., 3 mos. old, $1,000 equity and assume moe tgage of 555,000. Appraised 510.000. Owner, 365 6180. THIS BEAUTIFUL- paneled rec room. i BR. 2 bath, central heat & air, patio. family room, in tdytlw,lde $62,700 MULLET LAKE PARK 7 BR, bath, concrete block Canal front lot 140.000 Lake Mary-- clean & private, I bedroom furnished apt I male, no - pets. 3773930 Ty 1 III III a 11-30 cursw in, '." 14) CI) FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS :1) AMERICAN BANDSTAND -" Yellow Cab. 30I S. ParliAve, I BR. turn apt ,lights, water turn Sanford Adults only, 195 322 7296 after I wk days ground. FLORIDA'S WATCHING AGRONSKY AND CO. '• TAXI DRIVERS Loved You." Philip Dorn. Cathenino MCLOOd. Romance story with classical musical back- (41) IL HEE HAW (9) LAWRENCE WELK rr- i , 6.55 KARATE FEATURES SAT. (121) MONTY PYTHON'S ''" WILt. TRADE This gorgeous 3 OR. 2 bath home on river with goodies galore Priced at $69,900 for a house close to Navy base From 135.000 to 145.000. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 7 OR, I bath. central heat 8. air. %l5,Qn4) - - 7 OR, 1 bath, $15,500 SAN MO PARK. I. 3, 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Weekly. 351S Hwy 1792, Sanford 323 1930 PEAS, you pick, new patch. Black eyes, Purple hull & Cucumbers, On N Oregon Ave.' Mile N SR 46 lUSt west of I 4 & 1 Mi W. of Sanford 322 3940. . - - --18Help Wanted - -. FLYING CIRCUS 3 MOVIE: "I've Always 6* WILD, WILD WEST 3 WAYNE TYLER SHOW 6.30 121) NBC NEWS IL 116) CBS NEWS CL) ABC NEWS 3 ANIMAL WORLD 7.00 (19) ODD BALL COUPLE Saturday 24 12) IL 'ID (.12) NEWS _ - Gambler." (A) .121 NEWS fl,4.,.,.. 1$ RFALTORS 113 Seminole Plaza area Cozy, clear', quiet, 1 BR. air, $125 mo 6 mos. to lease Bill, 831.1077 Things to Eat 611 THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 71) MOVIE: "Dr. Mabuse, The .-â ..". 'M Stenstrom Realty REALTORS 707 75th ST MUL"FLE LISTING SERVICE conditioned, $90 mo. ill E 8th St., 323 1215 or 3735786 Christian Day School has opening for 1 and S yr, olds for fall Semester. Tuition, $25 mo. Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 332 3552 or Mrs. Martin. in 640* or Mrs. Holcomb, 322 152/ 11:00 8306*33 Sanford. adults only. Modern Studio. 8. 1 BR Air, carpet, etc., $99 per mo. up 323 4019 BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2171 Holly Ave. Phonern 75100r372 0740 THE MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (A) Evening , 6ChlId Care ______________ __________________ Furnished . - < 3u - Forrest Greene Inc. 1BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 Meltonville I fl.,. I.... 71) 3 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 11:30 WES'IWlND NEWHART 90105. 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) SPECIAL IL) WIDE WORLD OF 311 -Apartments 3 BR home on I', sitC Large trees, acre waterfr on t plenty of privary ________________________ LOST- Female Cocker, cream, long haired, "Flossle". Near 1st & French. Reward. 322 9706 after S. Ask for Cheryl SHOW: Bob and Emily Coletxate their sixth wedding anniversary by helping Howard propose to Bob's sister. (R) 611 700 CLUB 35 STEVE ALLEN LAUGH BACK 10:00 32 NFL PRE-SEASON FOOTAAIJ D&!3!LCSAI'T mefl's singles lournament, live, MEMBERS (A) 3 SPANISH MOVIE CL) BOB ________ LAKE MARY 1 ,Ltw - Furnished or un location Ideal rent 365 3721 Apts Unfumn Spacious I & 7 BR, all electric, eat in kitchens. Dish washer, shag carpet, air, plenty closets. From 1 50 Exclusive area. Mgr. 372-7413. __________________-. LOST- 11 Thunderbird chrome Spoke wtieel cover. Reward. 372 A Clear Day You Can See Forever." Barbara Streisand, Omar Sharlf, (A) (14) Reasonable LOST - Male light brown Pekingese, vicinity W 171h St. Sat July31 REWARD 3232Ii3o323 1881 , 3D ABC MOVIE: 430 (14) CI) CBSSPORTSSPECTACULAR: "Volvo Tennis Classic." Semifinals of this DUPLEXfurnished -- MARY TYLER -y 14) EVENING AT POPS (R) CI) SUPER FRIENDS CL) Unfurnished" 30-Apartments - -- 5--Lost & Found ____________________ MOORE SHOW: Louasthe newsroombuzzingwithcunlosl. ty over the possibility that may remarry his ox-wife. 4:00 (I) SOUNDIN G BOARD .1) MASTERPIECE THEATEA (R) (2) lu'ju (14) RentalS IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further Information call 423 4517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 37771 Charming Older 3 BR, extra large teal,fI free snacj large ..cture winoow, tireptace Estate sale, $25,000 Harold Hall Realty, Realtor. 323 5111 57 niw - 41-Houses Lake Mary, 3 BR. near ak,. timepIece, fruit trees 3 iot, 120,000 6 lots, 130.000 )2313/i SA' ORD. charming Older homt' or, iiOUtl lot in biUIifuI Piqh WYNNEW000 3 lam h L.rl1O,.id 3 OR. 7 baths, fireplace room, range, relrig - large lot Nice and clean 170.500 ronm big screened Porch, extra den or Office Mature land scapng I Yr home warranty NEED A HOME' $100 down Asking 531.500 Call Phyllis payment to qualif ied buyers 3 Caoponi, Realtor AS S OCAfter BR. I' baths, Central heat, Hr 831 1773 refurbished AS low as %i F P ICKE & F P IC XE ASSOCIATES INC. WITT REALTY REALTORS831 525) Peg Weal Estate Broker 371 0640 322 2/48 373 8S 372 O'/T B'ham, Ala 35210, 205 956 5756 Perhaps Alcoholic An. 'vmOuS Can Help Call 423-4.587 Write P.O. Box 1313 Sanford, Florida 327fl pation of seven of their children iT) MACK EXPERIENCE 1.) WOMAN (I) ONCE UPON A TOUR yrs old. 122.500 Owner, 17$ flfl9 Personnel Mgr., references NAMCO. 5789 Dresden Rd PkOBLEM 4 l-Houses Lake Mary, 3 BR, large kitchen, 2 FACED WITH A DRINKING (and their spouses) a nd all 17 of their grandctUldren. (A) 8:57 17 (12) NBCNEWSUPDATE 900 I) FOOTBALL' Tampa Bucs vs Green Bay Packers. WRESTLING 3:00 3 MOVIE: "Attack of Monsters" 3:30 Area Distributor for Rand McNalt Rotd Maps -. Booming Business 150 per cn' nrnll Service Co lllni In .-.... ccts - PJ vestment 12.100 112,500 Secured. Send name. ,',ctdr es s. phone & 1 Busy parents need a live in housekeeper & Nana. 2 School age children. Lovely home. Room. board, salary. Ifl 2243. 8-30 (1) WILD KINGDOM (4) CI) DOC: Doc's plans for a quiet 35th wedding anniversary turn Into a nit of family fun when Annie arranges the surprise partid- CHAMPIONSHIP . AIiE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 2077 for "We Care" "Hotline," Alults or Teens 7) USA: PEOPLEANOPOLI. TS CL) MON1'YHAU..'S VARIETY HOUR: Guests: Clods Leachrnan, Edward Amer. 2I4 RIVALS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (R) APOLLO 3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.----------- -- -Houses ____ THE PROTECTORS 1:30 8:00 SI) (12) EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR (I) THE FUNISTONES (1) PEBBLES AND BAMM BAMM (I) HONG KONG PHOOEY 24) SESAME STREET (A) 8:30 CE) (11) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (14) (I) BUGS BUNNY, ROAD RUNNER .ID ZOOM (R) CE) TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 9.00 (12) THE SECR ET LIFE OF WALDO KITTY 9:30 (12) THE PINK PANTHER (I) SCOOBY 611 BEVERLY HIU.BIWES 11) RELIGION IS RELEVANT CL ThENEWADVENTURES OF GILLIGAN 10:00 (11) THE ROCKFORD FILES: A one time prostitute (Lynn Hamilton), now weflmar.. tied, holds the key to the slaying of the wife of a former cellmate (Issac Hayes) of Rockford who has served 20 years for the crime. James Garner stars. (A) CL) ABC MOVIE: john and Mary." Dustin Hoffman, Mia Farrow. 1969. Modern love Story about two strangers who meet 'm th e world of swinging Singles bars in New York.IR) 10.00 12) (12) POLICE STORY: A troll of holdups and homicide leads a pair of detectives on a grim, often frustrating cross country chase. Part two of a two part drama. (R) IL (16) DON'T CALL US: Comedy starring Jack Gilford. Centers on the improbable antics at a small Philadelpnia theatrical agency, 4.-Personals GIwGm's ISLAND Ct .00 _____ 24-Business Opportunities 1 . . ...... . ',, �IF7 1f -tI , I I .I , SLo::ia _ 7_ T4ATSposrnvzLv THE woRsr EXCUSE Answer to The L I MR OIIWERS. , _, Cr" TID_Cr " "J~ '' T 39 ACNOS 0 - ~ __~ -1 I 1_ZC, ) ,-~ ~ r~_, I _', ) —. %J — -_ .11111, ~ .— I I cz~.. 1 ____________________________ _____________________________ / °'. 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I- — IF YA Dclt,4'r srART 1 ---- i GMN' eErrs. MILEAGE, YER / - FIRED.1 3UT, SIRE, I ~-~ NEED ENERG'C' TO V ..-' &;Mm ! - -. 1 ,. . -' K EARS I I ~ . G CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO I ) 410 ________________ Cl ,, 11V BURNS / by Larry Lewis . -F ELECTED, : PROMISE I'LL HOLD A PRE55 CONPERECE EVER l A I "'... AN D I'LL PERMIT AN NINETY-NINE i Q UES T I ON S 8 r I HEL 1 ANSWER (P , / . I :" - 1 _______ FRANK AND ERNT by Bob Thaves I EL FAST , / I 41 ,Loll, il d26 .. I (a - : --- CRN '1" / . ______ --- • OF: I L am1, :72 either hulnerabit. %Se,t North Fast South to 1.6 2V Pass .1 N T Piss 4 N T . " Your Ilver. It will give you a brief review of how the liver might be Indicated would depend entirelyon the cause of e enlargement. 1 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 9£ INTItAPITJOP4AL. INPIAN!! It V I INFO OVER 7D i7A-rAPROCESSl5r . CHNELL I ://j A 1W W "? ~FLA~-,E_ I.. I __ ys SIDE GLANCES / i//I \1 ' I//I - "I / r . 0" II ' / in ___ --.-_1 " 1 , , --- \ \ \ '\ \\ __ _.L... \ 41$31vffiAwtv%jSP.,,. i . by Garry Trudeau 0 ________________________ JJ VJ A7"6 ?" 6000 7wx5. I - 41 -... - • r Rpm M6 71,llatEy / AWARW 8y, 'VVt I '-/ , '1/ ' .•.., (47Y / .; I. - - . . - " - • __ ' 's - "7 11 ith L ongwood's Counci i Wi 1 . .. ; _. - .. i .:-, -.,1. ". --- --~, -_,;.., ... . --,. I .: I _., -, . " . ,ill' By DOINNA ESTES "conscientious" with a real desire to serve. Knowles said that a , 7- .. .., , * Herald Staff Writer I , ~ , . I doubt exists within the staff's minilis, however, as to whom they - I . . . are responsible to. when decisions are to be made, and what has .1 ,4 , . . . .1 ., . , I Sanford City Manager Warren E. (Pete) Knowles is a top priority. - . ( professional, not only in the city management and engineering The 23-year veteran city manager said he was not recom. I __ _E . . . fields, but in knowing, and practicing, how to handle and get along mending that the city hire a manager or an administrator but -) A , with people. rather than that an -administrative pivot point" bee named, . . -.- - -- - By ED PRICKETT would aid incumbent Congressman Richard Kelly. Herald Staff Writer So, it was anticipated that Republican earnal is Run, Sid, run. missioners would turn up the heat in hopes of Run for Congress. Hun to the county commission driving ViWen from the kitchen. chambers where Republicans are fast becoming But like the proverbial cat that always lands on better than notfung when you are trying to win a job, highly critical of your poor attendance at county its feet, Vihien hints at resignation while promising that will cost you in the neighborhood of $115,000 — commission meetings. to make a permanent "pet" out of the orange lady if you win. Run to see the lady bug Republican Com- bug Kimbrough placed on his desk. The Ilepubfican's weapon, of course, was missioner John Kimbrough placed on your desk as a But the truth must be that Vihlen's advisors tell provided by VihIen. Because of his race for Kelly's symbol of his desire to "bug" you into resigning him to lay back, take it easy. Just wait and see what Congressional seat, Vihlen misses meetings. your $15 062-a year position as county corn.- de%elops And at all costs avoid a shooting match Almost on a regular basis Vihien skips work shop missioner. with fellow commissioners. meetings on Mondays. And he missed five budget It came as no great surprise to see Kimbrough With a tougf: race coming up, who needs a sessions in a row last week and was not in atopen up on Democratic Commissioner Sid Vthlen shooting match on the home front' tendance at the sixth session Friday morning Jr earlier this week Andbeingacommlssionerprovidesanexcellent But re is illogic in the logic of Vihlens Political theorists long ago predicted Kimbrough campaign platform. It takes no real 3avv-y to un. reasoning as to why Republicans shouldn't want to and Coiissloner Richard Williams would attempt derstand that a commissioner s words carry more see him step down to pressure Vihlen into stepping down. weight than your average campaigner. Though the Last week Vihlen said Governor Askew might The reasoning was that gunning VihIen down part-time pay is only $15,062 yearly. that's still appoint County Commission candidate John J OuCly 'My First [ .-' l U Alexander if he resigned. That, VihIen surmised. Vihlen resignation would hurt the Republicans. could hurt Republicans because Alexander could Another thing to consider is the possibility of the then run as an incumbent against Republican office governor refusing to make such an appointment on seeker Bill Kirchhoff. short notice."I don't think the governor would fill it But the unanswered question is how much of an (the vacant seat)," Kwiatkowski said. advantage would it be to Democrats to have their Realistically, Kimbrough would like to see man appointed to the commission a scant month ViMen go. About the only other person Kimbrough prior to the primaries' criticizes is Democratic County Atty. Torn "There wouldn't be any advantage," says Freeman. And Freeman, true to the politics of the Democratic CommLssioner Harry Kwiatkowski. moment and of his party designation, feels the same No advantage that is other than the publicity about Kimbrough generated by the resignation and subsequent apFor Vihlen to sidestep the RepubUcan 4. spioilers" pointment. on the commission, he must run. Kwiatkowski who is privy to a number of inner his opposition In the Democratic primary he mtt workings of Seminole Democrats says the only run thing Vihlen's resignation would do for Alexander is And to try and bring credence to his statement cause the Sanford Democrat to run out and change that a resignation would hurt the Republicans he all the signs to read 'to keep -instead of elect.' " must run. And Kimbrough just scoffs at the concept that a Run. Sid, Run. WI! . r %j, ~x 1: ,A . - %47f?k ',W*i-!!J._4-', -"-. ` ,~, ,, : ~ 1'~: , 4 74 ,- .~f, ~ ,,%- - . .:,*.! - .- . t-'.,-'~4iy0i~_ti-?,_ . j;-,t "a $' Iit y saW') ;). 11,;~T Concern Is The Truth,' Thomas Scarpello Says Investigator Sunday Edit Herald In the way of editorial content. Herald staffers bring you new Insights into what was is god . . ., which is a earnmentary on various news beats It's on Page S-A ys S Public • . ght By BOB UOYD Herald Staff Writer l •!., , _t"__~'. ,' I 11 IF . -, 't'-L. - I'll :li:1I But in the last fewyears don't know hattoexxct 14)13 -t ni.ighbur who hasn' t talked to defendants from the past But ___________ . ;~t _Z_~ I --- I 1, -ot~ with rapid development in of them think that when they go ~, ____ pohce and who has information many days he can be found , ' _! E7 Central Florida, there's been a to court for first appearance I '.aluable to the defense inside the county jail or out In 4iWq tj r" Thomas W. Scarpello works tremendous increase in and advising of their rights by a ' You have to like the job and the community by 6 a.m. in. i. !11 . ,~, from early morning until late at criminal cases here, he said .r judge or a preliminary hearing enjoy the work to stay with terviewing people before they ' ....', 1;c 4; i-'night searching for and inScarpello estimates that up to that this is their trial he said _T s Scarpello s job day in and day go to work Sometimes his work r -, ter% iewing witnesses 85 per centof the people jailed A key to developing rapport , *it - week after week — in days don't end until 10 or 12 at c'-4 V. -'' 11 I I P_ Sometimes, he says he feels in Seminole on misdemeanor and understanding with clients I I.jc' Seminole where trials take night I \ I* ?' " Li like one man against the world and felony charges are is to talk to them in their own ptace approximately 50 weeks But I like to help people iI'"a 4-A Around The (Jock Scarpello is the one man represented by the Public Language' He maintains a file I the year. That's our job" ' 4-1 Bridge estigative staff working with Defender I of street names and many My first concern Is the truth Scarpello says the rewards of : &A six attorneys in Public Calendar . ....... 1t. ,,Our main concern is the guy times can be seen in bars and 1 1, I tell witnesses that we only the labor come when defen. li. %1) 4-C Defender Franklin Kelley's sittinginthatjail. Andthefirst establishments in low-income Comics I want the truth. That's all I'm dants express their ap........ Crossword 4-C Seminole County office at big huridle is getting the client's communities, where most of the .,,., 1,11,.~_` I looking for. Sometwies you'll preciation after they're 4- A Sanford When you catch him trust, once the public defender clients live, looking for defense Editorial \li have witnesses walk out after acquitted or e ven later from ., , is appointed to represent him." witnesses who are known by the . , ;~N ,sy -1 _. the defense attorney explains prison. I . . ....... . &A Dr. Lamb I~k- . you immediately discover that 4 ~- 11%In most cases, especially in defendant only by street names 15 perjury to them." Then there are other cHents 41 horoscope 4-C he really loves his work felony cases Scarpello talks and nicknames r The frequent jailhouse who walk from the courtroom .4-A Hospital harder to help In with the arrested person as In most cases, the only , " rumors that the Public free without giving a word of Obituaries 6-A defending a man than to arrest soon after arrest as possible source of information I have is "is ,t Defender ani Prosecutor work thanks -''-''I. ' ''. Sports .. .. ........ 11'~B him." said &arpeUo. "You've Communications between the defendant. Many times A together are false, Scarpel.lo "Sometimes they think we * _. Television ..•... . 6-8-D got to have it in your heart to Scarpello and a defendant are they've known people all their , says, but It is true that the can work miracles," Scarpeilo Women l4C work for the defense." priviledged just as are corn- lives. - - but only by a nickname ThOmas Searpello: 'I only want the truth. . .tbat s what I 'm adversaries respect each other. says. 'But we can't." looking for Scarpello, 42, is a former municatlons between attorney and maybe where they lie But they don't get to see our Take the diabetic defendant W EAT I I F: It Connecticut policeman who and client. Defendants' minds are freshest files and we don't see theirs." who called Scarpello recently operated a private in"Once they know you're on detai Is right after arrest and interviewing defendants, witnesses that were overlooked S, .arpeHo tries to maintain from his *1 cell one right. "He Saturday's hi gh 91, Sunday's vestigation agency in Brevard straight, they'll be straight wi th Scarpello tries to talk to them witnesses and po tential wit- by police, contact with clients in jail couldn't eat sweets and had low 73. County before joining the you. I tell them that's the way as soon as possible. nesses. Often he's sent looking for a throughout their experience been given a peanut butter and partly cloudy WouSb Sun- Pubhc Defender's fulltime staff it's got to be for us to help In Seminole and Brevard A graduate of the Bethany potential witness that the with the judicial system. He jelly sandwich. He wanted me day with . chance of afternoon In 1971 and mo ving his wife and them." Counties there's a public State Police Academy in defense becomes aware of the works as liaison between client to do something. I can 't get the and evening thundershowers. two children to south Seminole. Scarpello says that most of defender on duty 24-hours a Connecticut and a veteran day the trial week begins. In and defense attorney and keeps jail menu changed, and besides Highs In the upper 809 and low Prior to 1971 he worked the indigent clients have no idea day. But there's only one In. investigator, Scarpello is often Florida the prosecution is the clients UVormed on the u=tes & get a bdlanced diet 90 lows In the lOs- Variable parttlme as the Public how the criminal justice system vestigator. He usually carries a a step ahead or a step behind required to disclose its wit proess of their Cases and take it from me the food Li winds 10 mph Rain Defenders investigator and works caseloadof50to60casesatone the çohce nesses and evidence to the HIS work sometimes takes fabulous compared to what it probability Is 50 per cent worked one day each week in 'When they're arrested and time and he's working oii Sometimes, he says he defense well before trial but him out of state Inter-viewing L1 1sLj _________ 7 ______ inv -'4") _____ I 1 Her husband is a political candidate and he suffers irorn 4 l -Z' i ) 1~ 1-1im " i - ;- 'F I - - \ ' \ 11 4 — 1 tii J I 't J-'_ J . . 11, "1IAI '4-,I .' -— 1 I' 0 l k Knowles Shares Ex e r,,Ii's e . _ -il. , - An '\. (' (1 I t '' • ~~, - I i u ~/ r. V*1h1en Under Pressure As Con ress Race Heats T / I " A A 11~ N V ump Sc hwei er Seminole Commissioner Criticized For Absences . 5 :: DREAM HOME Y~ LA 1 . 4 '-"i' ovy.. •. -. V , I ' . • ot l " - - . D •z__-_.__________ -' — bv Gill Fox overexposure -\. care - _____ Today s hand should present A New York reader wants to e' no problem to any of you know if Harry Fishbein and readers or to the ordinary John Craw Io'rd who died bridge player, The small slam Carlier this year were among wheels in if South can locate the original 10 life masters the queen of diamonds You The answer is no harry eaerIl s it in the West 7.s life master IS and John and, The ordinary declarer e master 19 doesn't see it, but the simple (DO you have a question 'lay is to finesse against West for the expifr rS? Writ@ "Ask d he takes the simple play the Jacob this When the late David Brucie. newspaper The JaCobys *0 who was life master number answer individual questions ) one, played it in the final it Stamped. sell-addressed round of the i938 Vanderbilt envelopes are enclosed rho he made no effort to make mosf interesting questions total since e game as will be used in this column and will receive copies of Ile first trick accounted for JACOt3y MOD ERN J'J - . `.-~11~~'. Iii P. l-JUT 1/ *WR WAR PAWN RL%P~ OFMS I4 10 9 - —..-.----- SORRY (I v A hQ OK 103 ' STOP by I K. Ryan E 106 ay He has taken qn the challenge of assisting the officials in someone to whom the staff would answer. Longwood in preparing their annual budget Working on a tight As for the budget he said the city should either amend its — — schedule-the budget must be completed in the next week in order charter or adopt an ordinance setting a schedule whereby budget to meet advertising and public hearing deadlines for adoption requests would be in councilmen's hands by July 1, adding that — I • before the Oct lbeginningofthenewfiscaiyear hehasallayed 'iv ' , the budgettsthecitysmostimportantdocwnent ..: .'squabbling among the council members on minor items while $c:Knowles began laying his groundwork several days before 1 sharing his philosophy of service and responsibility to the people meeting with the govermng body by holding workshops with ,r-' - r- ---Knowles sounded this week almost like a college professor department heads advising and cajoling them to get their % ' -" instructing a class in good government, while softening his tones requests in proper order. -I''z-.': ,. .. :- and showing his deference toward the elected officials. None --He suggested that all line items be justified in two separate .. appeared to be offended and all were high in their praise for the meetings with department heads, sharing Information on the T1o5jrd antITiiil[aWlgi-s olEuglewood, Fla., decided they 'd like to take a cruise on the St. Johns man. • proper way to request sums and the proper form the requests River and the Intra-Coastal Waterway. And what better way to do It than a 55-foot schooner that "I am not over 50 miles from Sanford, so I am not an expert," should take to best help the council make decisions and to help you've built yourself. Hodges built We boat from a design of a New England boatworks. It has a 14he said, adding,"I have picked up some tips that might be helpful the department heads get approval. foot beam and is pictured above as It was moored at the Lake Monroe Harbour Marina. 4 Herald to you." Pboto by Tom Vincent) I Ile went on the praise the staff of the city, calling them (Continued on Page I-A) 15 -, -! spades. cuffed a club, plJ%ed his last two trumps wiIe chucking the last spade and club from dummy East did his best by chuck ( ing his last two spades, but West had to throw a diamond somewhere along the wa Dave decided he only did this because he had nothing but diamonds in his hand, whereupon it was a sime matter to play West for the diamond queen .A _ WE so,cEP -n • AKQ or HW MSIS I'? - TUMBLEWEEDS SPML.IT. US GOT SNUFFER Dr. - - - "MP'ENI,ANV r M cI 11 •Q864 AJ953 54)1 III og e you more orma On most common cause of death In on enlargement of the liver I American males between the am sending you The Health Letter number 7-8 Livin With agesex, of 25 and wo 4 recommen _____________________ that your husband eat a diet P_i aw i reasonably high in protein i .oeg obtained mostly from lean meats 'Ihese contain substances that help prevent the NOT" accu.mulation of fat in the liver. A daily all- purpose vitamin tablet is not a bad idea. iivYaiiu t hose generalizations nc.tIo., FROM ,-.\- _________________ can happen to it, as well as what the liver and never know it. Theone one should do to protect the rests under the ribs on the liver. others who want right side. It fits into the dome- information can send a long, shaped right half of the , stamped, self-addressed en. diaphragm. An X ray, liver velope and 50 cents for it. Send scan or feeling the size of the your letter to me in care of liver by physical examination is Evening Herald P.O. Box 320 necessary to tell if it is enlarged Sanford Antonio, Texas 78M. or not. Cirrhosis of the liver is A liver may enlarge because scarring and eventually conthe heart fails. The blood ac. tractiGn of the liver. Cirrhosis cumulates in the liver and may develop after enlargement swells it somewhat like a of the liver, depending on what sponge swells when it is soaked caused the enlargement. It can with water. That is apparently be caused by many different not your husband's problem diseases, including blockage of drainage of the bile. The most fairly obvious and severe signs common cause though of heart disease that causes this excess use of alcohol. of liver swelling. Not knowing wh.9t has caused It may enlarge because of the enlar gement of your accumulation of fat, called husbands liver, it is not fatty liver. This can be possible for me to be specific associated with drinking too about what he should do about much alcohol. The individual it. I would guess that his doctor drinking alcohol may think he is did not think it was caused by a getting Y serious problem or he would liver Is niiclsoandrecommended dergoing changes. treatment. Fatty Infiltration of the liver i do think it would be a very also occurs in a number of good Idea for him to tilt drinking alcohol in all forms at may enlarge with in- once. Cirrhosis Of the liver, nuiatlon, as occurs with most often caused from a .. I DEAR DR. LAMB — Recently my husband had a liver scan and was told he has an enlargement of the Li%er. No medication or diet was prescribed He has an oc casional cocktail. Having never heard of enlargement - only cirrhosis — Is this serious? Should he see another would you give? * le ver _____ ,,.I .- , ,. ' - . i - --- , . - -#~ , V -'r THAT NEW LIKES JUGHEAO,BUT SHE'S TOO SHY To M ET HVA! NI v_t, - _7~ r - - '- i . . I ers k 1 . i 64 ac B WASHINGTON (AP).....SomeofRonald Reagan's Saturday contacting persons who have been Senate since 1969. delegate survey has shown. But eight days be fore Saturday after chasing after delegates in key conservative hackers say there's a strong, recommended for consideration on a Ford ticket. "There are telephone calls and letters criss- the convention's start, Ford still is leading with Schwelker's home state Friday. organized effort to dump his hand-picked running They U be asked to keep the conta ct COfl crossing this country like crazy," said Sen. Jesse 1,103 delegates to Reagan's 1,034. There are 122 On the Dernocratic ' side, presidential candidate mate Sen. Richard Schweiker, if Reagan captures ' . fidential, Nessen said Friday. He declined to In- Helms of Ncrth Carolina, a Reagan backer "I could uncommitted delegates, and it takes 1,130 for Jimmy Carter remained at his Plains, Ga., home the Republican presidential nomination. dicate how many persons will be asked to submit name you a hundred prominent Republicans who nomination. for a long weekend before traveling Monday to Three congressmen, all influential Reagan health and financial information on a confidential have said they are sticking with Reagan but The AP total counts only those delegates publicly Washington, where he is scheduled to give a conbackers, said Friday that if Reagan wins the GOP basis wi th the understandin that it would be made Schweiker is another story." stating a preference or legally bound — not those sumer speech to the Public Citizens Forum. nomination at the party's convention some sup- public if they were Consumer crusader Ralph Nader will visit Carter Rep. Tom Curtis, Reagan's state -man in leaning toward a candidate. porters may seek to have the vice presidential Ford met with some delegates from South in Plains today to brief the candidate on consumer Missouri, said he has discussed with other Reagan Des1'ite assurances f R d Sch nomination decided by the convention delegates. many backers the possibility of an open ballot for the vice conservative Republicans have i committed South Carolina Agate, Raymond W. Plains will have another Washington visitor next Meanwhile, President Ford is accelerating his concern about the Reagan candidacy since the presidential nomination. Sifly of Orangeburg, said afterwards he has decided week. CIA director George Bush will travel there search for a running mate. White House spokesman selection of Schweiker, owner of a liberal voting Reagan's choice of Schweiker has not caused any to support Ford. Thursday to give Carter a second foreign policy Ron Nessen said Ford associates were to begin record whfle representing Pennsylvania In the mass defection of delegates, an Associated Press Reagan and Schweiker headed into West Virginia briefing, the White House said Friday. situations that call for staying enterprLilng. Vw vvill (bid tit power you'll have an edge over ways to add to your resource )ourcompetitorstoda). Hang and acquire things Youe In there If you want to be suc- always wanted. 53 54 55 63 - - j 57 58 59 60 11Y Bob Montana - 111111111111111111111111111 __________________________________________________________________________ 48 1i1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - ~61 Select livel corn nions TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov.C have to be a trifle y I - oShvear, No!unday!si1976 worthwhile - 1 IFIetivilit - You won't enjoy the company of 31 Seep 32 Russian city 33 Resist 38 Elishop's-worl I I Famous Italian cessful. r Mort Walker nit-r ' Te4E rTC.t.4E', rcic A .~-. A5.~ CF WATE Z '\ ARIES (March 21-April 19) 9 Lachrymal (boll drop 40 Ear tO Spanish cheers 46 To strip of :: t' M!mvr 100 R Take a seat 8 Used in Chewing 64 C urved bone 25 Negative prefix 65 Printing measures by Art Sonsom TALK 0 In order to get 21) You're rather da ring personal 49 Skeleton part your Ideas across to others. It where a chance concerned. 21 Hearing 50 Be en. can be done without ruffling gain organs 51 Word of terprising, but don't take wild s feathers. 66 Action irt anyone 23 Positive sorrow 30 67 Paid notices electrodes 53 Girl's name GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) risks. for 34 isiang) making front the old and dis5 Lion sound 2 D;rnrruic Nehend, carded something useful and speak today, to protect 6 Tender suffix 27 Olfactory City functional. Put your skills to interests. Defend that which 37 U S 3 Prod oigan 59 Egyptian government 4 Dead body 29 Chinese work around the house. pleasure god , you believe to be right. agency f ) -- Haw pagodas 60 Dine CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 25-Feb. 19) may be your lot today to sta Your investigative faculties are _______________ up for someone you re fond of exceptionally sharp today. A I') _'' '& who isn't as bold as yourself. for roIects needinu 14 - ac - n ng. Do 't let another intimidate researc aiju F ,6 her ii PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ' 22 If you LEO (July 23.-A 1 1 - 19 want work you're having dne Take the initiative today, 2() 2 — for you today performed faster Arrange to get together with — — 22 23 24 — — like to know and more efficiently, It might be smart to offer a bit more better. He'H be happy you called . than the going te. — VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept.22 35 36 YOUR BIRTHDAY Situations that call for you to be Aug. 7, 1916 both bold and clever should be 37 38 39 40 41 __________ your cup of tea today. 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Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1q74 'The Revolution: Where It All Began' Boston's Freedom Trail A Popular Attraction BOSTON (AP) - Of Mas- Boston 200, maintains an In- is, Boston's most popular at- the harbor from downtown. sachuselts, Daniel Webster had formation desk, speakers of traction is not on !t. You can easily reach It by car the right idea: 'There she Is. foreign languages, lockers for That's the uss Constitution - stop. 18111 century. Start at the Afri- and concerts. And anybody will four-channel, eight-screen sIi Less well known than Free- can Meeting House off Joy tell you a favorite spot to eat show, "Where's Boston?" at u Prudential Center. if you want to make a separate dom Trail, but Important to the Street out. One final Behold her, and judge for your- packages, rest rooms, child "Old Ironsides" - which lies at trip, and there's usually plenty history of the city, is the Black prepare The best way to In Boston, you won't have any selves." care and rest facilities, and take theke keysa. Boston sC5s11 a berth in the old Navy yard in of parting. Or, take the Orange Heritage Trail across Beacon trouble getting information yourself for the flavor of One of the city's more popu. Popular as the Freedom Trail the Charlestown section, across Line subway to the City Square Hill, where blacks lived in the about sports, libraries, theaters city Is the one-hour, sz-dollar, the country In auto theft. lar Bicentennial exhibits Invites the visitor to take part In that original Puritan tradition of judging for oneself. The exhibit puts a series of A questions to the visitor, whose responses give him away as a breakaway Patriot, a stay. withBin Tory or undecided on the issues of the Revolutionary era Since last September, 47 per 0 I cent of more than 160,000 visitors have turned out to be PaSale" Sale! triots - not a majority but far Maglcub.s more than the one-third esti. I r 11 mated by John Adams. 6-pack C126 Film The Tories and the unde- cideds split In the questioning, with the Tories ahead, 27 to 28 r XII. This exhibit, "The Revolu- tion: Where It All Began,"is in Quincy Market, near City Hall. The market Is the second stop: on a two-mile "Freedom TralV' of downtown historic site& Freedom Trail isa must tour for the visitor. Allow a day for it, by car, and plan on starting after 9 a.m. Many spots on the Freedom Trail don't open until L 10 am. If you like, you can take the tour by shuttle bus, getting off at stops that interest you and getting on the next bus. A ticket costs $3.25 foranad II a child Some spots charge dmission - $4.50 will get an adult into all that do--M35 for a You can start Freedom Trail at Boston Common, but City Hail makes more sense The city's Bicentennial agency, SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY tliru SATURDAY Umited.tlm. Sote trkss si. Indicated by S14/ or by COUflS. Any others are low everyday Wolrs.n prices. ' tooiu for the As Advr,si1f 5 g ns i' Our Stores AniØe stocks were ordered, but li. self-out occurs, t os, our Cashier for a RAIN-CHECK on any r*otd.robl. item. Phone 323-9190 Ri 3210250 1N CO., 1976 ____ 100 GENTLE TABLETS rt8-7 76. Limit 1. LYSOL CARTON OF 50 BOOKS A 1019- - ___ ray. Thru8 7 76. Limit I can regular 77c ALCOHOL L 79$ WorthmoreThru 8-7-76. Limit without coupon 99 LIMIT OW (OUPC$ Pit CUSTC.YIR tYT C,,l (UPC' NR (:'P LIMIT C$t COUPON PDCUSIOM9 4à GALLON I 9s regular 43c IIMITC S4I CO" Pit CIf1OAllt .4.KW..áW Reg. 5.09 _T9117#111 , Ali ROACH f{jJ'f'j KILLER I A' . iio " JELL.'O 3-ox GELATIN DESSERT JELL10 39 4 ! ?q Thru 8-776. Limit 4 19 . .n - ... "I' "._ ' I ' P' . . -' .4 . ' i .\ '1_ ' 'I---. N § i County Rejects Employe Pay Hike Today '•J- I. UflI! £ Heart Attack 2 A Casselberry man who Monday found his father dead in his - • '1-I1 burglarized home spotted a man that sheriff's detectives arrested Wednesday for burglary and murder in the case, sheriff's deputies said today. 1', 4 IA. George Abbgy said Robert B. Schultz, 34, called •1 ' . r , authorities Wednesday morning after seeing a man walking on Seminola Boulevard near Button Road In Casselberry, who fitted the description given residents of the Lake Katherine and Lake ' it Irene areas east of U.S. 17-92 and south of SR434 near Longwood. . 7' Sheriff's investigators Issued the description after an un.. successful search Monday in citrus groves along Lake Irene Road where three residences were burglarized and a .357 magnum pistol stolen. '' '' ,. • About noon Wednesday deputies and Casselberry police took David Kim Hargis, 19, into custody. He was being held without bond today in county jail on a murder charge and $36,000 bond on . . ,, •1,, P.' ., .', . sW"• . ./ . four burglary charges. Hargis, listed as a deserter from the Naval Air Technical ' L . / $ Training Center in Memphis, Term., told investigators that he's •.. 4-':i':'. from Henderson, Ky., and has a wife, Mrs. Peggy Hargis, living In 1. .'• ,' p" ' the Casselberry area. ,.' ' . • . WI4 .' Investigators said today they have located Hargis' 17-yearci. ;-'• Itog old wife In the Casselberry area but declined to elaborate further. . . _ - • 46 The Seminole County Grand Jury may consider evidence In .• -. .-•t: ••j_•I•. the death case but sources said today no date 4t, been set for a •I•? . dL ' s I _ •4 grand jury session Hargis is charged with the capital felony under Florida law IP ' ..,.,• -.,, ' . that applies toa killing bya person engaged in burglary or robbe y. '•1 Sheriff's investigators said Walter Raymond Schultz, 67, of 751 Spanish Moss Drive, Casselberry, died of a heart attack about noon Monday when he apparently returned to his mobile home to Burglary-murder suspect David Hargis (far left) exits Winger. 1*. R. C. Parker (left in center photo) and it. George Abbgy carry seized items from motel by Bob Lloyd) (Continued On Page S-A) PINT OF ISOPROPYL 7-ounce DISINFECTANT 215$ wuttlout coupon Si BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer X. MATCHES BUFFERIN Father's Vi c tim'sSonS pots Murder Suspect l4m39.3*49 •-: Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 10 Cents Burglary Apparently Sparked 20-exposure. For line A name you can rely Ofl. Rio. $3.98 quality color prints. STORE HOURS MON..SAT, 9:30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN DAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. (LIQUOR CLOSED SUNDAY) Right reserved to limit qussifttl.. .n all Itnq. Some regular prices quoted may Vary 01 some slores Lava Plan Studied ABERDEEN, Md. tAP) Army scientists here are hoping to use high explosives "like a surgeon uses his knife" to divert hot lava should one of the world's largest and most active volcanos erupt near the city of Hilo on the island of Hawaii. "It's extremely dangerous. We're not sure it can be done," said Dr. Benjamin E. Cummings, who is coordinating plans with 14 government agencies to prevent the anticipated eruption of Mauna Loa from damaging fib, the island's economic and transportation center located 30 miles away. Geologists expect Mauna Lod to erupt again within the next two years. That prediction was outlined recently in a report by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. Cummings, attached to the Army's Ballistic Research Lab oratories at the Aberdeen Proving Ground here, hopes to use small teams of Special Forces soldiers to carry detonating equipment onto the lava fields should the eruption occur. While the research, begun Last summer at the request of the Joint Technical Coordinating Group for Munitions Effectiveness, is continuing, Cummings said the plan could be put into effect any time now should an eruption begin. The researcher said the plan is based on man's under. standing of how lava flows. Cummings explained that when the molten mass rolls down the side of a volcano, its outer surface cools and hardens while the interior remains hot. As a consequence, he continued, a natural pipeline Is formed within the lava formation through which the stream continues to flow. Cummings said the plan being developed here is simply to plug that natural pipeline with explosives. Special Forces soldiers would be carried to the volcano's side by helicopter. There, they would set ue special tripods, each with a high-explosive rocket charge on top of a soL41116; aped cnarge." According to Cummings, the soldiers would ignite the shaped charges, which would bore i hole in the hardening lava ant(ace. The rocket would then : take its high-explosive charge down the rail of the tripod into the bole, exploding inside the lava's pipeline. That explosion would close the natural pipeline, forcing the lava to flow off In another direction. - ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD 68th Year, No. 299-Thursday, August 5, 1976 The field Is set for tonight's championship race In Seminole harness Raceway's Celebrity Driving Championship. The race highlights Marty Stein Benefit Night and will benefit Lyman High School's band scholarship fund. See story page 7-A. M -tho, coupon 17 , INDEX ArowidTheCbork ....... 4-A Bridge ...................8-B Calendar ,.....,, 3-A Comics ................6-B Crossword .. .......... I-B Editorial .... ............. .4-A Dear Abby ...............1-B Dr. Lamb 8-B Horoscope ................6-B hiospi................S-A Obituaries ..............$-A Sports ... ... ............ 7-8-A Television ............4-B Women 1-3-B . , . ByEDPRICKE77 Herald Staff Writer •. C ( them in line with salaries paid trough said. "We didn't need At least three commissioners business of paring the $21.6 in the community. It.'. have pledged to hold the budget million budget. At least $4Office of Management to within last year's millage. million must be cut to prevent a The Seminole County CornBut the commissioners - in Analysis and Evaluation Last year the tax rate was 5.37 tax increase. mission Wednesday rejected a the first real budget cut this (OMAE) Director Pat Gllsson mills - which resulted In a bill It is anticipated judicial proposed $80,000 pay raise for year told Thames to'coril said Thames may bring about of $5.37 for each $1,000 of requests of about $300,000 wili back next year. county employes. 130,000 in requested ad- assessed property valuation, be cut in half. Personnel Manager Ron "It required a dollar ad. justments back before the On Wednesday the cornThames asked the commission justment to the entire system." commission before budget Commissioners begin today mission looked at the utility to adjust pay scales and bring Commissioner John Kim- sessions end. to get down to the serious department's budget. Glisson said a 40 per cent *** increase in water and sewer rates will be needed If the utility department is to meet its obligations. C Utility Director Bill Dale informed commissioners At the Seminole County Commission meeting today, it was a sense of humor," Vihien said. "I've always admired his wit" earlier this year his department question of who's bugging who. Vihlen said the lady bug is a "significant addition to the would require a rate hike to Republican County Commissioner John Kimbrough placed a courthouse. I plan to keep it and make a real pet out of it." meet expenses. stuffed orange lady bug in Democratic Commissioner Sid Vihien's The lady bug incident came after V thlen failed yesterday for Most customers pay about $14 commission chair today. the fifth straight day to attend budget sessions designed to Cut a month for utilities at present. Vihiensaidearlier thlsweekhe mightbeforced into resigning some $4-million from this year's proposed $21.6-million budget. Dale estima ted a 40 per cent unless Republicans stopped buggin g him about Vihlen's lack of Part of yesterday's session turned into a shouting match increase would raise rates to attendance at scheduled county commission meetings. between Republicans and Democrats and Commissioner Harry about $20 monthly. Tardiness Causes . • .•-.. -'- --.- -••,,, 4, 7 Thursday's high 88, today's low 71. Rainfall: 1.26 inches. County Commission Sidney Vihien Jr. said earlier this week that Partly cloudy through Friday he'd quit his post if the Republicans continue to "make an issue" with thundershowers likely about his absences at budget sessions while he campaigns for the mainly during afternoon and Democratic nomination In the Fifth U.S. Congressional District. evening hours. highs In upper So this morning someone really "bugged" Vlhlen by placing this 80 9 , lows 'in 70*. lady bug in his vacant chair tn the commbsion chambers. Herald Details and tides on Page 5-A. Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Kimbrough said Vihlen's assertion that resigning would aid Kwiatkowski, a Democrat, rapped Republican Commissioner However, Dale said even with the Republicans "just isn't true." Kimbrough said he wouldn't Richard Williams for being two hours late for the meeting. a rate hike the county utility care who the governor appointed as "long as It's somebody who Stung by recent criticism for missing four days of budget system will provide the will attend meetings." sessions, Kwiatkowski rapped Williams the commissioner cheapest rates in Seminole. Arriving a few minutes late at today's meeting, Vihien hurried into commission chambers two after hours late. The county owns two systems refused to be bugged. Instead the commissioner appeared "We can't start yet; Dick Williams here," Kwiatkowski - Indian HilLs and Consumer amused at the lady bug. both of which are Located in "It shows me that John Kimbrough still has wit and a good i Continued On Page 2-A I South Seminole. - Your Beach Access May Be Blocked TALLAHASSEE (AP) - citizens cannot get to those Floridians who don't have lands. The problem will increase for beach cottages may get walled off from the shore unless a law people who don't live on the is passed forbidding cities to coast as construction continues, limit use of their beaches to he said. residents, an attorney says. Without being able to use city "There is very little left to the beaches, upland residents now public when the cities squeeze are blocked from the Pinellas C, SPIRAL ORGANIZER 54VIf/ 65•sheels. Nov. $1.29 LEGAL PAD 5a/! I 3 or$ 50-sheets. Rig. 744 Safe! ART PAPER 1 2 orf 24 sheets. Rig. 794 COLORAY PENCILS Safe! Box 12.R.g.$1.49 8.01. NAIL POLISH REMOVER Thrug.7. 21 76. Limit 2 rf $ rig. 79t beau ty siopp. IM,OW COUPON pip C1IL1O#1I 4 NORMAN H. OSHRIN JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE New Ad Director, And Editor Named 1 so/o Appointments of an editor and advertising director were dluwuncvd Luday by Tl,. Eiin5 Named editor is Norman H. Oshrin, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., who has been associated with newspapers in Texas, Ohio, New York, California, Indiana and New Jersey. Appointed advertising director is Joseph D. Van Brackle, of Orlando, who served as president of his own agency for several years before coming to Sanford, Oshrtn, 42, also has served as a professional staff member of the Senate Commerce Committee in Washington, D.C., and as a 1972 presidential primary aide to Sen. Hubert H. 'Iumphrey (DMinn.). He is a bachelor. Van Brackle, 45, is member of the Orlando Area Advertising Federation and has been active in the southeast and national advertising scenes, conducting workshops and judging advertising contests. He also has lectured on marketing at schools and organizations throughout the southeast. Van Brackle and the former Jean HoLaclaw have a daughter, 18, and a son, 14. off access," Baya Harrison said Wednesday. Harrison said that legislative action appears to be the only answer as a result of a 2nd District Court of Appeal decison that Bellealr Beach can keep nonresidents off it, city-owned beach. He said he would recommend aa$'t appealing the decision. The Su..reme Court probably would uphold the appeal court because of the small size of the beach, about 80 by 140 feet, and ower (actors, said Harrison, a former deputy attorney general who continued to handle the case alter he entered private law practice. County shore from Dunedin to Passe Grille because of private land ownership and constriction of walls at condominium.,, Harrison said. The 2nd District Court of Appeal upheld without opinion a ruling by Pinellas County Circuit Judge B.J. Driver. He rejected a suit by Atty. Gen. Rob-ert Shevin to require Belleair Beach, an affluent community, to open its city-owned beach to the public. Harrison said the appellate Judges made clear during arguments before the court that they believed the public had not established a property right to the city beaches. Shevin contended that although constitutional rights of private property allowed owners to prevent access to state- He said the far-reaching effects of the decision could be offset If the legislature approved a law setting out in strong and clear terms that owned wetland areas of cities must allow the general beaches, cities should not have public to use their beaches. that right. Otherwise, he said, the state If a city closed a larger constitutional right of citizens beach, there would be a better to lands below the mean-high- test case on public access Ic water line would become meaningless in many areas because lake to the Supreme Court, Harrison said. �2 A— E veni n g Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 5, i,m Wife Says She Fired During Argument Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IN/Al I(JN -a Is I Sanford IN BRIEF Eby DUD RAM YD Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, where he was carried the 5 p.m. shooting. Herald Connally Lashes Out At Republican Critics Serious ' After Shooting Man Suspects Arrested Sheriff's vice squad agents executed a search warrant Wednesday night at Fern Park and arrested two suspects on felony drug charges. Arrested 'in the raid at 200 Valencia Drive were Steven of that Lamar Ballard, following at an Orlando hospital WASHINGTON (AP) John B. Connally says he's not campaigning for the Republican vice presidential but the former Texas governor has out at critics who claim he was too close to the Watergate scandal. Connally lashed out Wednesday against two Republican congressman, Reps. William S. Cohen and Tom Railsback of Illinois, who are trying openly to scuttle Connally's chances of landing a spot on the — nomination, an accidental come her ticket. "You better believe I'm going on the attack about it," Connally said. "I've been waiting for them." Connally, who was acquitted hat year of a political bribery charge against him by the Watergate special prosecutor, told reporters Wednesday night Cleveland that he "wasn't In any way involved Watergate, and if they (Cohen and Railsback) implied that I was, they are guilty of the grossest kind of misconduct." — under Problems. Representatives from both cities said that their Now in is third week, the strike has survived repeated urgings by United Mine Workers officials for the miners return to work. Numerous court orders also have l) ignored. — year. d Causes Com motion I I ontinued From Page 1-A _ I By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Voc a tional guidance specialists at Seminole High School are appealing to area merchan ts and businessmen who can offer full-time or parttime employment to students during the 1976-77 school year. Jeff Elliott, an occupational specialist in the school's vocational guidance depart. ment, said he has approximately 100 students who will need Jobs this fall. Elliott and Sandi Cash, another occupational specialist, are coordinating a program which enables teen-agers to attend school several hours each day before reporting for work. Students try to find jobs that match their Interes ts and the focus ef their studies. In some cases, Elliott said, seniors have completed the minimum requirements for graduation and wish to work il student status. These youngsters receive 2' academic credits per semester of full-time employment. Jobs being sought run the occupations from agriculture and unskilled labor to business and industry, skilled trades and professional areas. 'They need the Jobs,' Elliott said, "not just for the experience and school credit but because a lot of these kids are hurting for money. Clothes money, food money—and self- - ' LIMITED QUANTITIES Hwy. 17-92 At 27th St. 6 Days 99 Sun. 10-7 SOME ONE OF A KIND PRICES IN EFFECT THR U MONDAY, AUG. 9 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. . thorough brake , Education Changes Urged e' ____________________________________________ * * * GARDEN S U PPL I ES FAN * 449 B OX20 "2Spe ed 349 Sli mli ne 5.99 Now 1 9/1 * Hose White Portable 13'/849 * 1 0" Parklane Now icke t Fence Reg. 29c Window Fan 22"-37" 16"/10" ** TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Twelfth Grade Test, a tradition in the state since the 1930s, will be replaced by two top national entrance examinations, Education of. — '/2"x50' Reg. .,, ' ficials say. Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington announced that st.artln fall high school seniors seeking admis4n t the M'smIversities must take the national tests rather than the free state test. The two tests studejit can chose from are the Scholastic Aptitude Test(ASAT) published by the College Entrance Examination Board or the (ACT) Assessment Test published by the American College Testing Program. 596 Wednesday P - * * Flower • Pots 1/2 PriCe. __ __ __ 3 Speed Oscillating 29"/'23" * LAWN FURNITURE AU OTIVE Wood Folding TV Table 14"/800 Baby Carrier jr 3"/1" Reg, 19.97 i TOM * Chaise Lounges Now 349 Run ~U Screen S Reg. 2.77 Now I * * * * * * case, four Marion County commissioners were found - They were accused of holding secret meetings Sept. I 1, 1973 and Jan. 29 and April 30, 1974 in connection with condenmation of right-of-way for a city street. * Suspect Changes Plea-- Twice (All) One of the three men charged in the May 6 attempted bookstore bombing in Little Havana has done a double turnabout on his innocent plea. _________________ — Gary E. Latham, 22, of Fort Lauderdale, changed his plea from innocent to guilty Wednesday and told the judge he understood the plea. But then he changed it back to & GS-G LASSES ETC* SELECTED LINE jr innocent. OF TOYS * ½ PRICE ½ PRICE F CICININNNIAL ____ missioners in attendance. That issue surfaced again yesterday when a red4aced Kimtrough Jumped out of his chair and began arguing with Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway after Hattaway said CTS __________________ flap, - ' PICNIC * * Paper SUPPLES 100 c PlatesReg. Now69 A'Armia ~: mind" to being difficult a charge which brought Kimbrough out Ift I' . of his chair and onto his feet. "If you'd get here early In the morning. . ., I' Klznbrough said. "They (budge t sessions) can't go unless you provide the direc- 1. NO * * Knives, 24 Plastic Reg. 996 S N * ow ;P f\ M ~ .. * . k A Exerciser * JACKSONVILLE I All) — Bank depositers in Florida * have taken to the automated teller machines(ATM) more readily than customers in the rest of the nation, bankers * say. The machines, ready for deposits or withdrawals at any hour, are handling an estimated 375,000 transactions a * more than the 1,432 a month found in a nationwide survey. * M IS C. Body Automated Tellers Popular Reg. 2.99 Now 99C Forks, Spoon 1/2 Gal. Ironing Boards 59c Wood Clothes Dryer Plastic Playing Cards Reg. 1.99 99C Camera Cases Ice Cube Bucket Reg. 39c Calculators 98' Socond Class Postage Pa.d at Sanford. Florida 32171. Q .vyc, 5% ctn Mon'r. 5310 P,*.ontn 51470 Ye.r i AU'prm,, I .. 11.1i i,~ : ,4 Sb fhS heard of Lexington and Con- cord, they were so incensed they boarded the ship, unloaded the "Tory" lumber, and took after th e ?ttargaretta, claiming the first American prize of the Revolution, The World \lmir Barbecue Matches 44 I Pocket knives key Rings jr Serving Pitcher 3 Way 69c key Rings 2 at. Parents Anonymous, for trouble parents) Community United Methodist Church , Casselberrv. Agreement On Pay Issue Appears Closer Sanfnrd-St'minnle Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Casselberry Lions. 6:30 p.m.. Land o' Lakes. Negotiations Focus On Salaries By BILL CURRIE Managing Editor Just before noon Wednesday, Seminole teachers were offered a $200 raise in base starting salary. About four hours later, that offer was reduced by $50. As negotiations continued between the county school board and the Seminole Education Association (SEA), the bargaining unit for Instructional personnel, the two groups appeared to come closer to an agreement on a salary schedule, but still nothing has been settled. Negotiations, which have been going on since May, centered around class sizes and the salary schedule. At Wednesday's session Ernie Cowley, head of the school board team, offered a proposal of $8,300 base pay during the morning hours, but It was based on a new index (which determines pay raises as a teacher gains more time-in-service in the county school system). However, the proposal was not acceptable to SEA negotiators, headed by Steve Rosenthal, who said that the offer of a $200 increase was a help to starting teachers, but It penalized teachers who had taught in the local schools for a longer period of time. Included in the board's offer was a drop from $170 to $160 in the amount the school system would contribute per year for each teacher to be applied to an Insurance program "which may include life, health and dental, income protection and cancer." This, too, was turned down by the SEA, because the school board has not yet agreed on an Insurance carrier, which would also determine the amount of premiums since two firms submitted proposals for medical and health insurance last week at two different premium rates. After a 2ki hour break for lunch, the negotiations resumed in the afternoon and the discussions became quite heated. Rosenthal at one point told Cowley, "You're getting my dander up, Ernie." FKII)t','. S(:(;t''i b ,cnuinoIe Si,iilh Rotary (lul,, 7:50 am.. Lord I 1uuiiule 's Altamonte Springs. $8,250 for a base salary using the current index would cost the school board an additional $401,448 in 1976-77. He said that rather than take that Rosenthal's team accused Cowley of not having the correct figures which have been placed in the 1976-77 proposed school Seminole Sunrise lthanis, 7 am., Bock's Foresters Square fiance Club. The Forest, 7:30 p.m Longwood AA. closed. 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Moravian Church, $8,100. Rosenthal told Cowley's team that he would feel better if all items - compensation, insurance and salaries as well NAIIFE (National Association of Re tired Federal Employes) chapter 1327, meets 1 p.m., Aug. 6, at First Federal Savings and Loan building, Downtown Sanford. Movie and talk by district leader. fanglessood etA, closed. p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. County Ide School Advisory committee. noon, First Federal of Seminole. Sanford. Sanford Civitan Club, weekly meeting, 7:15 a.m., Bucks, 13th and Sanford Ave. - - as a few oth er un decided articles could be lumped one package in hopes of reaching a new contract agreement in the immediate future. He said that he would "feel easier if we lumped 'ill these items in one package, such as all previously tabled items, so we would have something more viable to work with." After more bantering back and forth on the disputed budget figures, the session came to a halt with contract talks to resume Monday at 9 a.m. at First Federal of Seminole in Downtown Sanford. Also discussed at great length on Wednesday morning was the issue of class sizes, but again no decision was reached. Teachers insist that smaller class sizes tend to give the students better learning opportunities and want the size limit to apply to each individual school, but the school board wants to average class sizes throughout the county a major point of SATURDAY, AUG. 7 Mid-florida Singles Club monthly meeting, Sanford into figures, " - SR 434 IA)ngwood. additional money from the contingency fund, the school board would be faced with doing away with some roofing projects on local schools. "If it rains, it Just gets wet," Cowley said. SEA members offered a counterproposal asking for $8,700 base pay, a drop from their initial proposal $11,000 a hike of $2,900 over last year's base of of board budget for salaries of instructional personnel. "We can't accept your figures. Ernie, because you don't have the correct figures," Rosenthal said. "You can't guarantee any figures on the budgeted amount. What's the dollar amount? "What's the fear of giving us the figure of the amount budgeted?" Rosenthal asked. "Without the figures, you can't bargain intelligently. Just answer us yes or no. Are you refusing to give us the figures?" Cowley said, "I refused to give you figures 1 don't have." "No, you just don't want to give out those Rosenthal shouted. "You don't want the public, the parents, to know what's in the budget." Rosenthal and the SEA team have repeatedly requested Roger Harris, who drew up the proposed budget for the school board, be brought to the bargaining table to discuss what appear to be discrepancies in the sets of figures presented by Cowley and those prepared by SEA's financial co nsul ta nt Susan Smith both reportedly from the same computer printout. Cowley said the board's latest offer of Chamber of Commerce building, 8 p.m. Dancin g at Mr. P's after meeting. AA. Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 12001 W. First St. (asselbcrrs ( lurch. AA. closed, 8 p.m., Ascension SUNDAY, AUG. 8 Mid Florida Singles Club sceni c boat tour of Winter Park. For furt he r information call Jackie Fund, 831-0210. Mid- Florida Singles. Scenic Boat Tour of Winter Park: For further information contact Jackie Fund 8310210. Cash Rebates - ON between the two bargaining contention Lutheran Mid-florida Singles. Our monthly meeting at C. of C. at 8. Dancing afterwards at Mr. P's. units. Auto Loans Insurance Issue Divides Negotiators By JEAN PA'rrEsoN Herald Stall Writer noted that First Equity, a objected to the Blue Cross-Blue subsidiary of Old Security Insurance Co., would not ta ke the medical insurance unless it also had the contract for life School board members and school employes squared off against each other Wednesday insurance. nIght, as did representatives of Coleman recommended First Equity and Blue Crossthe entire package to Blue Shield insurance corn- First Equity. panles, over the subject of The only other proposal for medical insurance for school medical coverage came from personnel. Florida Blue Cross-Blue Shield Voicing the view of the in- at $36.67 for Individual and $115 surance committee, School for family coverage. Last year t Use 11 - U1fl...,, 0 L.Iyca cnuui sonn recommended to the board at covered by Blue Cross-Blue their regular meeting in the Shield, but many have excounty court house that they pressed dissatisfaction with the accept the proposal from First firm's method of handling Equity for a medical and life claims. insurance package. The board instructed A week previously County Coleman and his insurance Purchasing Agent Don committee to check whether Coleman reported to the board First Equity would go along that 11 proposals for life In- with providing medical incoverage had been and split the life inreceived, but only two firms surance coverage with Blue had submitted proposals for Cross-Blue Shield. health care protection. Four Coleman said Wednesday firms submitted proposals on that after further consultations income protection insurance, with First Equity, he was giving .iiai i .... . L. ....L....I---per e-'-- l were FOR DETAILS CALL 322-1611 an insurance expert as a con. sultant to try and find a carrier somewhere between the two. Layer pointed out that the present policy expires on Oct. 1, and that Sept. 1 was the last possible day for taking action on the matter. lie doubted whether there would be time to review the whole situation. Shield proposal being a "Cadillac plan" "and not too many of our teachers can afford to drive Cadillacs," he added. On the other hand, he warned that the First Equity proposal was too low. Sims suggested that the board reject the superintendent's plan and hire - THE BANK DOWNTOWN f FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 200W. FIRST ST. MEMBER F.D.I.C. STERCI-'IIS SUMMER SIZZLERS! estsellers duced' ~..-B W ". Iii surance SAVE $20 TO $70 DURING THIS SALE' ONE WEEK ONLY! First Equity submitted the sticking with his original low proposal for medical in- proposal that the whole surance at $23.27 per month for package be given to that individuals and $75.73 per company. month for families. Coleman Board member Davie Sims SANFORD PLAZA Mt1' , KI, -I, i_ z iJ UNIQUE "CAPTAIN'S BED" WITH STORAGE SHELVES AND DRAWERS! 949/5U * * School Board 7"/488 * * 3/1°° * ., Amends Calendar 'I . t?e (4rtpr, 4'a ______ 111~v . ~ .k,..~rr. ALTAMONTE MALL thly average of 6.000 transactions per machine. ti r'.',ii T5 ? ' r.,.er5 SfIJ litre iIsr.g. '.511*1 Ib s _ yIjft -ft frori P'ea,en - Beai,iU na.ned Mar'. See tj"Il tervrf t,jy Usiji,' S 95 I. tug ass 'lee 00 S&W :4* ",~~) -,.- -4~ * -_ 491. I . \: k ~1 t, 1* 0 -, Jimison. '!, 7 QUEEN SIZE COLONIAL SOFA SLEEPER $ 'aiI y ir'g 's' u cLt'. .5, i.' ths ev.r FeiLleS -t-..,' 'r .. a•'je. etz,j s,,-., U .' a'i . ".3" 95 -,. -e,Is"ft - 9. — - ~% -. -_ The Seminole County School board Include these changes, Board amended the 1976-fl saying they would be to the * * ) t school calendar Wednesday advantage of the board as well night to bring teachers back to as the teachers. ns Th na da 19, to declare New Year's flay a was adopted by the board in * paid holiday and to shift a April. However, following a teacher in-service working day complaint by the Seminole from April 1 to April 29. Education Association (SEA), * 4'his means teachers will t he board received Instructions * work 192 days out of the 196 -day from the state Public Employes sdool year, giving them four Relations Commission that the * paid holidays — one more calendar should be discussed last year. Legally, the board is with the SEA at the bargaining 1/2 Price * owed to grant a maximum of table before being adopted. six paid holidays to teachers 1 29/59c * During discussions across the during the school year. * Students will return to school bargaining table, the SEA 88d/39 * negotiated the additional I Aèg. school Aug. 20 I tead of Aug. 40% Off * ' .) , 'C.-'.- You can clt'arlv st'i' that the excit i ng look in ta'liion is a Iticite pendant. ,i Q Kgrit goldtiu.d Stir i n l ucite $8 9 it IUCI?O $5095 52 Karat 90Id.Iu5i.d School Supt. William P. holiday and the altered date of Layer recommended that the the AprIl inservice workday. I ,__#.'. Damona and I2 karat ioOf.tIed 7'4,t 0 l u cte $5995 . .4 .#il,is _ _• I. re.t buy S065 6ittSi"i qutW Moral ccw *0 'o.,n' comfort erd Se., Tr t.Cl • fSX.ftiit,.X' (on efll("lt t.s Ru ZALES The L)iarnond Slot,.' _________________ . i,,iiii, "SLEEP GUARD" MATTRESS or BOXSPRING In 1 ************************************* ., "'°' e origi l school calen r e S building. time Exchange Bancorporation of Tampa reported a mon- Picnic Jug Lion." "Don't talk about my attitude," the Republican corn½ Price Styrofoam missioner said. In the first naval clash of the Today, Kimbrough said yesterday was the claust he has been Revolution. June 12. 1775, 40 dur ing his six-year tenure on the commission to getting Into a men from Machias, Maine capfLtfight wiLls a fellow cozwnlsaiimer. tured the British schooner ______ _____ "Margaretta The incident Portable Radios Selected Line 1//2D • 057 aiva, Pric rame antn alter an exchange thing ibudgeti done." of the town's lumber for two winger Cooler Reg. 7.88 444 9 Volt Batteries shiploads of sorely-needed food 4/9 with Bostonians who were acjr 90-by21' Ei'cniig IleiWd coinpanird by the British Tapes Re . Reg. 6.95 Now 1 -schooner When the townsfolk Sanford-Seminole Ja)recttes. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Members of the Seminole County School Board negotiating team Barnett, Dr. Ronald Bobay, Chief Negotiator Ernie Cowley and take out during one of numerous caucuses to dlzcnu a Jim Neville. proposal on teacher's salaries. Pictured from left are Dick month, bankers say. The average per machine is used far Selected Line of Mirrors ½ Price * .- ssions will &ag along because of Kimbrough's attitude. * ______________________________________ * ('asselbern Ja)cees. 7:30 p.m., The Barons. surance Latharn had originally pleaded innocent along with codefendants Antonio Rafael tie la Cova and Bias Jesus Corbo, bo th of Miami. who would like more In- jr cision could be made on the budget without at least four com- J2111 innocentonthargesofvioiaung th estate'ssupsiine Commissioners George Rou, Paul Melin, Jim Kirkland and L. V. Curry were indicted by a county grand jury May 25. Reg. 9.97 Now 549 Chairs Reg. 1.59 Now 33c * jr Litter Basket * Reg. 34.88 Portable Bars Now 18" Car Sea t Reg. 2.29 Now * 83' jr * * GLASSWARE T CRAFTS * COOKIE Seminole lions Club. 7 p.m.. Quality Inn, 1.4 anti SR. 434. this Officials Found Innocent OCALA (API - After a special prosecutor dropped the 49* - else. " ruined four days of hearings. The Republican position was that no Thursday, August 5. 1976—VoI. 6$. No. m Senior Test To Be Replaced , S "The first day we cut the budget, and the Republicans aren't between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. here," he added. Then when Williams caine hurrying Into the room, Kwiatkowski said, "Well, now we can make a decision." ______ On Tuesday, Republicans said Democratic absentee Published Oily and S unday. Salvcgay and C hristmas by TheSanford Herald. Inc. 300 $ Frsscft Awe, Sanford. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida universities, community colleges and the legislature should reevalua te policies to remove roadblocks that keep adults from continuing educati on all their li ves, a state cornmission says. The Commission on Educa tional Outreach and Servi ces said Wednesday that changes are needed in such areas as the hours classes are held, methods of admission and standards for accepting students. In its final report, the panel said that the legislature should take a look at priorities to fund education for the "new majority" of persons who want to go to co llege beyond the traditional college age of 18-24. — *, .aid when the meeting got underway. "Where is your cohort, formation can contact Elliott or Kimbrough" Kwiatkowski asked. Mrs. Cash by calling 323-4920 The argument started after Kimbrough said the cornniisaion should schedule today, Friday and Monday to try and finish up cuts on this year's proposed $21.6-million budget. That's when Hattaway said Klxnhrough had already "set his auto inspection stations says he has found a new way to test brakes that could save ists time and money on annual Inspections. Douglas L. Hutchins said Wednesday that his tests eliminate the time-consuming method of pulling wheels on every car. By mid-1978, state auto inspectors will be required by federal regulations to include a test. The National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration specifies that the wheels be pulled, which means the wheel and outer brake drum must be taken off. 2701 Orlando Drive Pinecrest Shopping Center * respect money, more than anything Any employer who feels able to assist with the program or I • * JACKSONVILLE (AP)— The head of Jacksonmotor * * * * - • gamut of A news conference by some miners was Scheduled today in Charleston to discuss the strike. But David Form, financial secretary of UMW Local 1759— where the strike began said it was called by miners active In the right-tostrike movement last * As ked For Jobs ted Colorado Rockies that has idled 90.000 miners in seven states showed no signs of letting up today. 4' * * charters — As Coal Strike Continues CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP)-The wildcat coal strike * Merchants San ford A,5, 8 p.m., 1201 W First St. New Brake Test Developed . would be costly and create Winter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., Vi' W building, 17.92 Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. Florida Power and Light, Sanford. City officials have corn- ************************************* * * *? comments before the Casselberry Board of Adjustment by citizens to be treated similary to court testimony and to be oa th Flood Victims Bodies Sought buy ' — Scientists say there is still hope for that crucial organic analysis They planned to order Viking to go ahead with the experiment on Friday on the assumption that the organic chemistry instrument got its full complement of soil when Viking first went digging last week. Americans speaker — — At a hearing on the new mortgage concept Wednesday, a Senate subcommittee on housing and urban affairs was told that the mortgage proposal could help millions of now priced out of the housing market to their own homes. The panel was told the plan, contained in a t sored by Sen. Edward M. Brooke, RMass., could nearly double the number of citizens who own their own homes. Longwood on "The danger is over," a spokesman for the fire department said Wednesday night. "They're back home." Authorities said the gas had dissipated and blown over the Gulf of Mexico, The had been forced from their homes for more than 12 hours after seven cars of a 117-unit freight train left the tracks Wednesday morning near this Florida Panhandle community. One of three tankers loaded with propane gas ptured, sending an ominous white cloud over a three-quarter-mile area. residents [ARRIVE AUVE PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Viking's soil-scooping arm may be permanently out of commission, leaving scientists with only the dirt already gathered to carry on their search for life on Mar& Scientists ordered Viking's camera to look at the jammed arm today, hoping it might spot the source of trouble. The sampler arm jammed Tuesday while reaching out for more soil destined for tho organic chemistry experiment, testimony Is tative Viking Arm Jams Again WASHINGTON(Ap) —Thereisanurgentnjforleg. islation that would restructure traditional mortgages to make home ownership a part of the American dream again, according to before a Senate panel. In Interference A*ired At CALNO brought Panel Hears Housing Plan of $5,000 Bear Lake 6_;~' THURSDAY. ALGUST 3 railroad tank car. a burglar made P_ '.1~ toda after being forced to pvnpiint because deadly propane gas had escaped from a derailed IIwifi ifi a" deputies today were 24, of during Repubican iso on . Margaret E. - Return After Gas Scare MOSSY HEAD (AP) - More than 100 residents were back home Let 2413 % of Maine dev at his -'- ` 0 X ;e ~ Mossy Head Residents $S,) Bond Set 24, swinging LOVELAND Cob. (AP) survivors of the Big Thompson Canyon flood began burying their dead, the continuing search for bodies held priority over cleanup operations in the asta vacation area. Robert Renhelm, regional administrator of t, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, said a survey of the canyon showed property damage f million, half of what had been feared. With 74 bodies in makeshift morgues and the death toll estimated at near 100, some funeral services were postponed to spare families the anguish of repeated trips to the cemetery. and I CALENDAR _1, . UN possession of marijuana and possession of drug cocaine paraphernalia. 28.year.old Sanford man Sheriff's Detective Bob was listed In serious condition Simmons said Jenkins told In other arrests, Altamon today deputies that he was acSprings police jailed Ellis with a bullet lodged under his cidentally shot by his wife, who Norvltz, 19, of Tuscaron heart following what he termed Is eight-months pregnant. Trail, Maitland, in lieu of $5,008. shooting Simmons said the .22-caliber txrnd, a burglary charge. home Wednesday afternoon, bullet that hit Jenkins In the ---duUr3, HI,.hl t ar. WJU W UUUI Leroy Jenkins, 21, of 2008 back was fired from a hallway that Mrs. Sheriff's Jenkins, Simmons said no charges Boney, Miami. Southwest Road, was tran- and passed through a bedroom 27, said she shot held In investigating husband y at have been being were Both men and inaferred to Orange Memorial door before wounding Jenkins, an argument at their vestigatlon of the shooting is county Jail today lieu Elementary School, Hospital, Orlando, from Deputy J.F. Bennett reported home, continuing, bond on charges of felony Forest City, in which speakers valued at $50 were stolen from two classrooms entered by" picking door locks. Deputies said an auditorium was removed from It mounting but apparently left The question of whether a provide for appeals from Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, said he will make a ago to permit Seminole County behind by the burglars. decision by Circuit Court Judge Board of Adjustment decisions Casselberry and Winter Springs report at the September to have a second county Judge. Dominick Salfi might set a to the circuit court. expressed concern that meeting in precedent of court Interference The other city represen- municipal courts will be phased Sanford's experience with its plained since that time that in city affairs failed to engender tatives said they do not share out in January, 1977 LO RI 0 as required court cases being tried In phase-out has cost Sanford much excitement at the that problem In that their under Article V of the 8tate county court and handled by the considerable money since * meeting of the Council of Local charters provide appeals to the constitution, state attorney's office. nses are deducted from expe Governments in Seminole city's elected officials. Governments City Commissioner John Sanford dissolved its court fines and forfeitures before SUNSHINE STATL County Wednesday night. Seminole's cities Morris, Sanford's represen- system more than two years return to the city. Fears were expressed by Casselberry and Winter Springs officials that Salfi's requiring A FLORIDA Mid- . Thursday, Auq 5, 1974-3A t . D"lilive F,. ,. o. TWIN $4995 .e •11U. $141 111 Isis PC - --,.I-,, . . - ~ I -. • HOLLYWOOD BED ENSEMBLE PfIICt ''I en, r.ea,, fl "em, Ca.'c..t Palflvt 1 Ii'• 1id board ,et Pead,, trim., a'd "'V b.ølt mifl,fl •nJ bis,.q 5., V kAs tllrII,c bur 144y' ,et.tiP1 go •uis'o IOU IP. H00615 I'CC t4is 95 ii 2 For 1219,90 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322.7953 _",""I.,Ia,g.,4 If 4 Si �I 1 .__ .; - . "' Evening; Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. JOON. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD FLA 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Around Around Thursday, August 5, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher 9 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF WILLIAM I). CURHIE. Managing Editor lh'me Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20: Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. T Li New Watchdog Needs A Leash he Clock yBILLCURRIE Because men are not angels, another government scandal on the order of magnitude of Watergate is inevitable, no matter what the 94th According to reports released by the federal government a couple of days ago, nearly Ilti million families received federal help from Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) during the month of March, 1978. This is an increase of 31,341 in individuals and 18,663 families over what was repo rted for the month of February of this year. According to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, it also Indicates a hike of 2.7 per cent more families headed by unemployed fathers than In February and 27.8 per cent over that recorded In February of 1975. Cash payments in the AFDC program totaled $883 million in March, an Increase of $69.8 million. While on the subject of AFDC aid, I found It in. teresting to note that an advertisement on an Orange County morning paper of Monday ad.. vertised that Pantry Pride stores In the Orlando area are now accepting "U.S.D.A. Food Stamp Coupons" for "imported goods also!" I ri III rnnorpcq dripe R,af fhc ni141n1 hn jZJLII'..I IIUI August preordains that a "Watergate reform act" will pass before Congress adjourns for the season. Since Democrats raised the Watergate and pardoning of Richard Nixon spectres at their convention in New York, both sides have to be on recordagainstmalfeasanceinhighoffjce. Thus the administration, which has staunchly opposed the concept of a permanent special prosecutor, recently reversed itself. Not missing a beat, the Senate quickly incorporated the President's idea into the relatively dormant election reform act and promptly approved it. Included in the measure was an Office of Government Crimes to handle low echelon investigat ions and prosecutions and a full time lawyer for Congress. One instinctively reaches for the button on his wallet pocket at th e thought of th ree additional bureaucracies implanted in the warrens on Capitol Hi ll , particularly considering the dimensions of th e task that an ea ger prosecutor co uld generate. On the other side of the coin, if the prosecutor doesn't pitch in the public will be cheated while errant public officials will have yet anoth er cover, However the issue is larger th an money. In recent years th ere has been an alarming erosion of constitutional powers assigned to the executive branch, all done in the name of "checks and balances." The most common is th e so-call ed congressional veto by which Congress limits th e authority of the president. Th e special prosecutor, the Office of Government Crimes and a special lawyer for Congress who will devote his f ull time to fencing with th e Administration represent another erosion of executive powers. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi was saying as much himself until recently. In a letter to Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, chairman of the Government Operations Committee, Levi doubted whether a special prosecutor would be constitutional because he would assume "extraordinary powers which the attorney general has carefully reserved for himself alone as a safeguard to fundamental liberties." Even former special prosecutors Leon Jaworski and Henry S. Ruth opposed a special prosecutor for the reasons expressed by Levi and becawse nobody could effectively check him if he abused his power. He could do a great deal of damage during his three-year term. Political expediency has buried these serious questions but they are alive and pertinent under the rubble. At the least, Congress should include a sunset provision in the Watergate reform act to see if it is still necessary when the prosecutor's term expires in three years. It could prove to be a ray of sunshine in the future. - persons drawing unemployment compensation, but these particular recipients happened to be CONVICI'S, according to Crows's account. X)N. Yep, that's right, prisoners actually Lacarcerated. Seems that once a week these certain prisoners to the employment office, sign a are taken statement to the effect that they are not gainfully employed, pick up their compensation checks and return to the ir respective places of detention. And, to top It off, they're escorted to the employment offices under armed guard. How can you beat that' Seems state official agree with the convicts who claim that since they are incarcerated they are not employed, thus eligible to draw unemployment pay. This might start a nationwide trend that would sent the national debt skyrocketing clear out' of r, "portion — even moreso than it Is at the present time. That's 30. Wonder if that means caviar and the like? Seems to me that if the U.S. taxpayer is shelling out the monies for food stamps we ought to stick to U.S. products and eliminate all Imported foods from the food stamp program. If that sounds too American to some people, I apologize, but that's the way I feel. Why should we help subsidize other governments by helping to sell their products when we have a hard enough time sell ing our own. The food stamp program Is all well and good, but there are limits to everything. Speaking of government aid, old newshawk S. B. (Jim) Crowe ran across a goodie the other day when he spotted a news article that told of certain breed of people who are drawing unemployment compensation checks each week In a certain northern state. Now there's nothing wrong with unemployed DON OAKLEY :..- . .. Bouquets To to I ndustry . :.:. ,. . . .• -. . ..r•• IN BRIEF Cease-Fire I In Lebanon RAY CROMLEY Soc ia Sec ur ity " :.-•' ..- -- ~V~~i,?~ ~ ,Mv -111 '' * , '11*ft ,f, -I f ;;4 ,~ ~- ~ I .. , J -- .1 Au 4 I .'I,. Some time in July, the US. automobile Industry produced its 275 millionth passenger car. By unplanned coincidence, the 275th birthday of the city which symbolizes the automobile to the wor ld, Detroit, was also celebrated in July. The Irony is that the milestone car may not even have been made In Detroit, notes Stanley . L • . ____. . ... .:. Roe manager of the statistics department a( the .1 Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association. There are currently some 102 automobile assembly lines scattered ln29state.s, and no way of determining which one of them built the 275millionth car. Less than eight per cent of the country's motor vehicles are now produced in De troit. At one time or another during the past eight decades, more than 1,500 auto ma kers in virtually every state built motor vehicles. It was in Detroit, however, where interchangeability of parts and the moving assembly line took root. It required 50 years until 1946, to reach the 75millionth car mark, and only 30 more years to add the next 200 million. In 1946, only about ha lf of American fami lies owned cars. Today, eigh t out of every 10 families own at least one car. If Detroit cannot claim credit for the 275millionth car, says Roe, " Itcan, andshould, take pride in founding an Industry that is a major contri butor to the lifestyle and economic well, being of every American." So congratula tio ns, auto Industry, and special congratulations, Detroit. ____ ,..' ' :' .:f.. _____ .: . - ,_____ _____ __________ . _.L .' .,., • •..-.- . . .,.* . ________ . -... "k' . . ,,. _____ / _____ £. _____________ ______________ __ . . _________ '.. . , •. . .' , _______ ___ ., ... . . . . .. . ______ . ___ ,fi' . "',i', . ... . .#. ... i:... . . -. ' . 1 ' . . _____ .. ________ t;. - . - "Whaddya mean • ' - _____ . -. f..' , . . 7,7 '/9 ...4' am I pledged to Ford, Reagan or still uncomltted?" _______________________________________________ JOHN CUNNIFF urope'sInfla R is es If Jimmy Carter is the canny politician he tins proven himself to be so far, he will stick to his announced Intention of not making Watergate an E issue in the coming presidential campaign. NEW YORK (AP)— It is still too early to state political, social and economic con,squences of tion calculations. In essence, per centage increases to com pensate for infla tion were applied to figures already Increased in line with Inflation. What's gone virtuall y unnoticed Is an even more serious defect, according to testimony given the Joint Economic Committee oil Congress by Martin Feldstein of Harvard University. The problem: Social Security does not Invest its money and therefore earns no Interest or dividends on w ha t labor and management pay In. Pri vate pension plans, which can and do Invest, Increase the assets of those workers covered. Today, this discrepancy Isn't much talked about, because those now retired get more En, Social Security benefits than they paid In taxes — possible because the government dips Into what you and I pay today to finance those already retired. But paying out more than has been paid In cannot continue forever. Eventually, says Feldstein, well-run private pension funds, their assets Increased with dividends and Interest on capital, will have the means to pay out higher returns on what's been and running mate Walter F. Mondale's allusion annual rate in the first quarter of the year, or against the American government In to the man who pardoned the man responsible about double the rate In the United States. sometimes by European nations. for it all — there may be much less political hay Moreover, the trend was to more inflation. After Riots LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger explore the chances of a peaceful solution to the racial problem in southern Africa. Kissinger ani Callaghan scheduled a three-hour meeting before the secretary of state le'ves for an eightday tour of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, France and the Netherlands, Reporters traveling on Kissinger's plane got the Ira-pression that he sees little chance of heading off war In Florida, Including 22D at its see that decisions are carried ATTE NTION ! I the Executive Point, Wymore Reward Offered fload. near 1 4 , nnd S 3 6 114 SCIDA's budget apRealtors in Seminole County I propria lion last year was SCOPA and Jim Daniel is (lasses meet from 8:30 am. to ve been experiencing a high I ha director of SCIDA. SCIDA was 12:30 p.m. Monday through $60,250. ___ I . said. Jim Ryan, presently heads up Subscrib ers Friday plus Monday and rate of theft aaltiamagetoreal I I 'lht'rsday evenings 6:30 p.m. to estate signs, reports the local I board of Realtors. 9.30 p.m. I Medicare insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... As a result, those realtor's The program features free signs bearing a special decal '.BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS individualized instruction and Indicates a reward of $25 will be (Continued From Page I'M revolver found in the room. open enrollment. Students may paid for Informatfon leading to I • OXYGEN • COMMODES find it ransacked. Abbgy said detecti ves believe Schultz' heart Af te r the motel room search officers tr aveled to a spot on join at any time . is no the apprehension and conattack was caused by the excitement of confronting a burglar. Laura St., Lake Katherine Estates. a ouarter-mlle from the charge for materials.mere Anyone 18 viction of anyone found Z * HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS Investigators said Schultz died about the same time that Schultz mobile home, where they said a .357 magnum revolver or over who needs a high school damaging or removing deputies were using a tracking dog less than amile away at Lake was found underneath the branches of a tree. • WHEELCHAIRS diploma is eligible to attend. realtor's signs. • BATH EQUIPMENT -J Irene Road in a search for a suspect in burglaries at three homes. U.S. Navy officials in Memphis said today that Hargis IS Students will be preparing for Schultz' body was discovered inside his residence, near the listed as a deserter. Local law enforcement officers said COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES they the G.E.D. test, a corn. front door, about 5 p.m. Monday by his son. Deputies said the were told Hargis has been AWOL from the Memphis Installation prehensivi' exam covering As Prescribed by Your Physician I I residence was in "complete disarray and ransacked." since mid-June. 'ramiiruai-, social studies, Following Hargis' arrest Wednesday Investigators said they In Henderson, Ky., reporters said today that they have bee n cience, Obtain these services under Medicare literatureand were applying for a warrant to search the motel room, where unable to locate any relatives of the suspect or to turn up any s tnathem,tics. If They pass the I Hargis had been living for about a week, when the suspect con- information on his possibly living in the northwest Kentucky test, the state of We Bill Medicare For You I Florida will sented to the search. county in the past. .'ward them high school Taking Hargis to the Floral Motel, U.S. 17-92 south of SR434 Hargis was scheduled for first appearance before a County I , In Longwood, deputies and investigators searched the rented Court judge today at 1:30 p.m. on the burglary and murder equivalency diplomas. room and seized items including fishing tackle, a coin collection charges. SC(' sponsors six other oiland a pistol. One burglary charge Is a first-degree felony, charging the c..rnptis locations, including one Burglary Squad detective R.E. Winger said this morning tha t suspect was armed at the time; two counts are second-degree conducted in Spanish. For Investigators are trying to locate the owners of a valuable $5 gold felony burglary; and the fourth county charges burglary of an details on these classes or on Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. piece minted In 1911 and of numerous foreign silver coins occupied residence resulting In a homicide also a first-degree tht' c.mpus class, call Seminole CLIP AND SAVE recovered in e motel room search, felony. (onirnunity College. Mrs. Officers also were reported trying to trace a .38-caliber Ii —— —1 Suspect 668,5613 , ' I' I I II 1 MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. - - - ______ HOSPITAL NOTES The Mail Problem AUGUST 4 Tilda Peterson Bertha L. Sutton Ida Vann ADMISSIONS Sanford: Doris B. Aldridge Isiah Bradley Marcile Dampier Eva B. Gustafson Violet Johnson Clirnie Knight Willie M 1.nwi' - - Connie E. Williams Annie L Roberts, Augusta, Ga. Francis M. Uebler, Buffalo, N.Y. Elizabeth Drummond, flP.arv ............ .-...--'j _____________________ When It Comes To Carpeting Come To • - - . . CA RPET STORE U.S. AID Off* cia Is Live In Splendor EXPERT INSTALLATION OR SAVE AND DO IT YOURSELF , RING OUR SUMMER Ij . I II I ____ __________ __________ RUBBERBACK DuPont ARTIFICIAL SHAG 99 Yd. . . ____ Yd , RUBBERBACK CARPET " 41\, GREEN INDOOR OUTDOOR Sq. Yd. $ . ______ 99 _ _______ Sq. Yd_ _ - _ _ ________ lIIj STORES ____— CH F RENIi 0 AND IN l:I.lufII1q1 Yl llI"A' I ___ ,. 11ji.,ii. Elsie Rosetine Louis J. Roman Lithe M. Scott Jacqueline Smith Mary Alice Wyatt Claude Brubaker, Deltona Cynthia Ferro, Deltona Margaret Hayward, Deltona Allen Karnes, Deltona r ...i...., 1.. r' L.',,wII now es, LIIUUd Kimberly Jo Frye, Winter Springs Gary Prevatt, Winter Springs Ernest Mayberry, Deltona Augusta Miller, Deltona BIR'rtis Herbert Packman, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. James Gertrude Sciaretta, Deltona (Deborah) Breon, girl Maria Valentin, Deltona Gladys V. Bell, Longwood DISCHARGES Frank Davis What Sandra Maria Hunt Helen La wrence Elijah Wen de ll McCloud Kevin A. Nathan Sharee Roberts WEATHER Thursday's high U, today's low 71. RaInfall: 1.26 inches. Party cloudy through Friday with thunde rs howers likely mainly during afternoon and $0., lows In 70.. Rain Proba ility is SO per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST Scattere d mainly afternos b and evening thundershowers. osth:wast coast _____ ________________________ Donna R. l)een, DeLand Mildred Fleming, Del to na evening hours. Highs In upper I c; ' ___ COMMERCIAL FROM ____ ______ $4Sq.Yd $ I LO$299 SHAG _ Sq. _ "2!.__ GRASS - 11' 0f f. council to consider hiring an FP&L employs ap- administrative assistant to the proximately 10,0(X) people In board whose duties would be to . victim 's Son Spots Murder Feldstein predicts, "support for Social Security and Dade counties, will be laid session with a plea to the city activity developed concerning Sanford office. The utility Is the into action. be used for advertising to lure mlssloners felt SCOPA wasn't combining the two agencies largest In the state, and ranks The mayor said the assistant industry to Seminole. SCOPA, performing up to par. after the governor signed into fifth in the nation, In customers could not be a city manager, Commission in addition to other duties, SCIDA is funded out Of law a bill which gave the served, Seminole County but rather a full-time employs today called a meeting for next formed an identical Industry- general revenue funds which commission the power to make Mel Klein, FP&L's Miami who would work directly under are collected from tax dollars. SCOPA appointments, Tuesday to discuss combining seeking function, spokesman said Wednesday the city council. "The two need to be cornSCOPA, on the other hand, is the county's two IndustryAt that time Commissioner cutback Is the result of a drop In City Council Chairman J.R. blned," Commissioner John a self-supporting entity which Harry Kwiatkowski predicted the rate of construction of new seeking agencies. Grant told Lormann, however, pays its own way. SCOPA that the two agencies even- homes and busInesses, At a budget session, corn- Kimbrough said. that when he makes Commission Chairman directors, however, are tually wouldbe combined. One inissloners declined to rule on a Burns agreed with the Miami suggestions for spending city $93,644 request from the Michael Hattaway Instructed required to submit the budget problem that remains is who spokesman, and said the money he should also suggest Seminole County Industrial Office of Management Analysis each year to the county corn- the new director will be if the workload In the Sanford office where the funding would come mission for Its approval. Development Authority and Evaluation (OMAE) SCOPA and SCIDA merger had dropped noticeably. from director Pat Glisson to go Last month the flurry of takes place. (SCIDA). Instead, the commission through SCOPA and SCIDA CLIP AND SAVE I instructed county officials to budgets to determine if there SCC Opens New Study Center meet with SCIDA and Seminole are any duplications in serSeminole ('onununity College Marilyn Mitchell, G E D County Port Authority vices. don't need two announces the opening of an off- Coordinator, extension 312, _____ (SCOPA) representatives to hammer out the details of dustrial directors," Hattaway campus C.E.D. study center at combining the two agencies. Rhodesia, the former British colony w here 250,000 whites face a growing rebellion among the nearly 6 million blacks. "Most Europeans," writes Simkin, "seem to will turn to pressure for a much reduced Off - The additional $30,000 was to created in 1972 because corn- By ED PRICKF Herald Staff Writer and Prime Minister James Callaghan met for breakfast today to the past, more profitable for tab" and management. To Be I County Eyes SCIDA=SCOPA Merger HAK In Meeting On Africa paid in than will Social Security. Uriem the I Despite the cheers elicited by a couple of not- conclusively that Western Europe has lost its inflation." SImkIn, the government clips Into the general Treasury so-veiled references to It at the Democratic latest battle with Inflation, and probably too desThe criticisms made by Arnold Convention — Cart'r's line about "big-shot pairing also, but the numbers look very bad. Merrill Lynch senior economist based in London, crooks" who go free while little ones go to jail. Consumer prices rose at about a 12 per cent seem remarkably similar to those charges levied At the point when pension becomes relatively 40 FP&L E salaries He said he would furnish the city council, at its continued By AUDIIE MURPHY Burns said today, cutback are po wer tran- District Includes Sanford, budget session at 7:30 p.m. Herald Stall Writer 8w-na said the duration of the srnlulon and distribution Titusville, Cocoa and today, with a pay plan for city la yoff and the identi Uesoft personnel, Buns said, but he Melbourne. employes. He reminded that A personnel cutback by to be affected has not been added that Burns said the cutbacks are salaries for city personnel We further cutbacks Florida Power & Light Corn- announced by FPIAL's Execu. might include other workers. part of a general reduction He said all functions of the pany will include 40 workers live a substantial portion of each Committee, but he expects "I'm sire they will be looking personnel announced by the city's budget and employes utility department should be within the firm's North Central to receive that information next at our power plant and office company's offices In Miami. self-sustaining, that the District, which Includes San- week, should be considered a valuable That announcement, made in asset to be taken care of. personnel," Burns said. department should stand on its ford, FP&L Manager Scott Workers included in the FP&L's North-Central Miami yesterday, said 615 Mayor James Lormann workers, mainly from Brow opened Wednesday's night's Congress who prepared and pushed the benefit . tr- ' _____ -i..'' the city government for the citizens since all costs of each department are not included In Individual budgets, Knowles zeroed in on the utility department In particular. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Police reported isolated incidents of arson and one attempt to keep bla ck workers from going to work today Soweto township. But the big black ghe tto was reported mostly calm foll owing widespread rioting Wednesday in which at least three blacks were killed and 18 injured. Police said police gunfire killed two unidentified blacks and wounded 18 others. The third fatality was a 15-yearold girl who police said apparently was trampled to death by a stampeding crowd. The Johannesburg Star reported that the casualties occurred when the police opened fire to turn back 20,000 blacks trying to march on Johannesburg to protest Imprisonment of black student leaders. WASHINGTON — ft's been well advertised that Social Security faces a financial crisis In the years ahead unless rates are increased sharply, or be ne fi ts reduced. This because of poor estimates as to the number of babies who would be born and mathematical studies unworthy of grade school students but committed by members of . Civil War Ghetto Calm Is Insecure . Declared I .., 7 own. In addition, he said that the office. The veteran city manager sums could be transferred to Knowles said that the various the operation of the The council reviewed advised tlie board not toperniit dent l it after department budgets include department should be department budgets which had contingency large unbudgeted emergencies are requests for "cost of Living" or LONGWOOD—Sanford City separated from the water been revis.'d twice by depart- miscellaneous accounts in fully explained by department pay raises, but said the term Is costs of the mentheadsaftermeetingawith departmentligeth.Heuidan Manager W.E. Knowles, department interpreted differently in retained by the city council as service could be determined. Knowles. Asked for his advice, acceptable miscellaneous He warned the elected of- numbers ranging from 10 per its advisor and consul tant Knowles noted that while the Knowles said that every Item request Is one for $Z for a flcials that they are personally cent to 15 per cent In each governmental affairs, told the Sanford utility department has should be Justified and that If de partment of 60 persons. responsible for city funds request. elected officials Wednesday an office In theSanf ord city councilmen were not satisfied He said the only contingency Improperly spent, adding that He said that while the US. night that Its annual audits are hall, the general government they should "kick back" the fund In the budget should be one no document in any govern- Department of Labor has set a "conglomerate mess." operation charges the utility a budge ts to de partment heads under full control of the elected ment operation is more ira--6.4 per cent as the increase in rental fee of $2,400 annua lly for for explanation, the cost of living, Sanford which officials from which specific portant than the budget. Saying it Is impossible to completed work on its budget determine the exact cost of Wednesday settled on 5.5 per various services performed by cent as the proper increase in By DONNA ESTES lIeraldStaff Wrfter BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A new cease-fire was declare-' 'n the Lebanese civil war today, and five hours after t. deadline a Palestinian spokesman said only minor volleys of gunfire marred the truce In Beirut. "A few mortar shells also were lobbed Into the Tal Zaatai- Palestinian refugee camp, killing one woman," the spokesman said. "But no serious threat has occurred so far to the truce," A Christian radio station reported no truce violations in any part of Lebanon. The latest of more than 50 ttruces In the 18-month-old war went into effect after a night of ieavy fighting which rightwlng Christian forces claimed they had conquered the Moslem slum of Nabaa in eastern Beirut, not far from Tal Zaatai-. 01 .. Longwood Aud'I ' ts Are 'Mess ': Knowles WO RLD .- to be made of Watergate among the population at In the latter half of 1975, for example, the in- be unwilling to bite the bullet on economic system." large than there Is danger of a boomerang effect fiation rate averagediiut to about 9.5 per cent, a matters." Various wage escalators are built Into It will be noted that Ronald Reagan's attempt By this time, surely, all those Americans who sharp decline from a 16 per cent rate In the first the economies of most European countries, to publicize this problem backfired in at least one were offended or outraged by Gerald Ford's half of the year. But now it Is rising again. "enshrined" as SimkIn puts It. well-advertised primary race. pardon of Richard Nixon have decided whether T he ref or e, a typical reaction to Inflation, he Disturbed about the current 6 per cent conOther Social Security problems, once swept or not they can forgive Mr. Ford. The worst says, has been to try to introduce wage and that sumer price under the rug, have been brought to Light in can be said about It today Is what was said at the inflation, Americans would be price controls. "Needless to say, these have not recent appearances before congressional time, that It was a mistake or premature or a shocked by the rates in some European nations, been successful." denial of due process, but not that it wasn't done Italy and Spain have rates of more than 20 per In those Instances In which governments have committees. cent, and Britain, Holland France have rates and In good faith, as Mr. Carter himself agrees. succeeded in suppressing price ease by For one, there's been a trend of late for in the area of 14 to 15 per cent. An awful lot of other polluted political water decree, he observes, "the result has been that municipalities and other local governments and Only Germany, Switzerland and has gone over the gate since 1974, and Belgium, among the major economices, have been able to corporate profits have suffered, and business' agencies to withdraw from Social Security, a Repu bli ca ns, II forced to, would not be slow In maintain major event being New York City's notice of inflation In the single digi ts or, in the ability to Invest has been Impaired..." reminding voters that Democrats have There is a villain In this scenario, and many intent to terminate its participation. been case of Switzerland, less than that. The Swiss found swimming In the midst of It. Just a few weeks ago, Congress gave final approval to a $1.7 America ns will recognize It as the very one Martin ! Ro We have learned, for Instance, that the actually have had deflation. bill ion subsidy for the U.S. Postal Service — an "enorm ous responsible for domestic inflation. The villain, E. bert Tilove, senior vice president of Segal Co., points out that if a public employe practice of Executive wiretapping and spying on sum," according to Oklahoma Sen. Henry Belimon, ranking In a commentary on the situation, Merrill says Simktn, Is public-sector deficit spending." has been covered by Social Security for at least private citizens dates ha back at least to Franklin Republican on the Senate committee charged with overseeing Lynch Economics Inc. observes that some EuEurope thus Is attempting to maintain a 10 years, he or she has permanent entitlement to D. Roosevelt, who ordered the FBI to prepare ropean governments "seem unable or unwilling recovery while at the same time bucking mall delivery. its retirement benefits, even II he and his emerdossiers on Americans who opposed Involvement to move seriously enough But the Senate has begun debate on a measure to f urth against inflation." flation. "Something may have to give," the player — say a city drop out. In the war in Europe. Even the martyred and sweeten the postal pot. The House already has given its blessing Instead, It said, "they seem to be more con- Merrill Lynch analysis concludes, "and current to another $1 billion In operating funds to prevent increases in virtually sainted John F. Kennedy and his cerned with the short-run political and social levels of inflation lower the odds on a long, Tilove notes that this means the rest of us postal rates beyond those instituted last Dec. 30 brother have been Implicated In activities tar consequences of unemployment than they are healthy economic expansion for Europe as a have to pick up the tab for a goodly share of the more sinister that Watergate. with the slightly longer term and more serious whole." As a condition of the ON million stake each year over the benefits paid these employes. next two years, the Postal Service would be forbidden to raise rates or cut services until a special commission makes JACK ANDERSON recommendaUoni to Congress next Feb. 15. Despite continuing criticism of the Postal Service, mail delivery has Improved. Most Americans acknowledge that the flow of mall Is a bargain even at the present rates. The two-year breathing spell would do more than give the Postal Service a chance to get Its house in order. Congress and the public, too, would have an opportunity to examine closely WASHINGTON— Nestled high on the hills the good life, they almost moved their offices the villagers In their mud huts. Those who make only the basic problem. Are we, as a nation, prepared to pay the bill one meal a day of coriuneal. Get us our above Port-Au-Prince are fashionable, walled Into an old luxury hotel, complete with swim- rare appearances usually drive through on money.-for the type of mail service we have come to expect' villas, equipped with sparkling swimming pools ming pool and palm-shaded verandas. But It jeeps. Most are too tied up with paperwork to Not only Haitian but U.S . officials are. and staffed by gracious servants, occurred to them the hotel might be a bit leave their desks. They are also reluctant to depriving the hungry workers. The great need In This Is where the U.S. AID officials reside ostentatious, so they settled for a more modest leave their comfortable quarters. BERRY'S WORLD the Haitian hinterland is for jobs. But U.S. of. with their families. They came to Haiti to ad- building. During the fiscal year that ended on June 30, ficlals, eager to favor the heavy machinery minister U.S. aid. liwir mission is to help Alter hundreds of thousands of dollars have develop the Impoverished nation and feed It., been squeezed out of the AID budget for the care the US. taxpayers donated nearly $18 million In manufacturers in the United States, have foreign aid to Haiti. A tiny trickle of food-for- stipulated that most hungry people. of a $5 million road cooand comfort of the administrators, the money is work has reached the remote village Bernton struction loazrmust be spent on heavy machinery A generous portion of the U.S. offering goes to usually turned over to the Haitian government to visited. purchased from U. S. firma. maintain the AID administrators in the high distribute. In the past, U.S. aid has also helped to build The field experts told Bernton the new style they have adopted. They live in luxury; Additional amounts are diverted Into the hospitals, construct roads, tap water, they are waited on by servants; they belong to pockets of Haitian officials. Grain intended for distribute food. This has saved lives and machines will soon join other bulldozers and and tractors, which already litter the Haitian exclusive private clubs. In the evenings, they the poor, for example, has been stolen and sold alleviated suffering. But it's the AID officials countryside. The best way to build roads In Haiti.') attend lavish cocktail and dinner parties, where for profit by corrupt customs officials. are who the most oomforte ,th the guests can sample Haitian officials no matter how inefficient It may seem, is with the varied delights of We sent our reporter, Hal Bernton, to Haiti to who are enriched, 1. creole cooking. manpower. And the people desperately need the fInd ou twhetberanyof theaid reaches the people Bernton Inspected a road construction work. Yet believe it or not, they collect extra hardfor whom It was intended. With a knapsack on his project, which is partially financed with U. S. Bernton spent some time In an impoverished WP pay for enduring the rigors of Port-Au- back, he traveled to the most desolate, drought- development funds. He found 240 peasants slowly village where the people had no jobs sat little Prince. This amounts to an additional 15 per stricken region of the tiny Caribbean country. He buildi ng road to their village, which was Land that could be cul ti cent, which Is tacked on to their salaries. They hiked through the parched mountains to a located ona top vated. Each day, they of a high mountain plateau. With are also granted two extra weeks of stateside remote village and lived for more than a week picks, shovels and wheelbarrows, they moved would scale the steep hillside In search of wood _ vacation, on top of their normal leave, to with the people. could be burned into charcoal. Alter they the road ahead a few inches at a time, la borIously produced a few sacks of charcoal. recuperate from the hard Life. He saw naked children too weak from hunger The men were gaunt, lean and angry. For they would trek l0 miles to nearest Mar ket tg They draw a generous housing allowance to to play, their hair rusted and their bellies bloated more than two months, they had tolled without a exchange the charcoal help pay the rent on their fancy villas. They by malnutrition, f or mangoes. penny In pay. The Haitian government had make biweekly flights to Guantanamo Bay to uldn' they cot produce enough charcoal to The villages subsisted largely on mangoes, promised them 50 cents a day. But the money buyBut the food they need. Their children, weak pick up Inexpensive American food from the U.S. sucking out every precious drop of juice. But the had never made It through the sticky fingers of from hunger, at around listlessly, commissary. They can claim a generous last mango would soon be devoured. The people the Haitian officials. lot here in Washington during the "educational allowance," too, to help with their didn't know what they would eat alter that. n wasan agonizing contrast to 1kw villas In summer you'd think the congressman would ragged workers gathered around Bern- the Port-Au-Prince hills, where the U.S. offiduli children's education. The U.S. AID officials are usually too busy ton.The In broken Creole French, they pleaded: "We have air-conditioning." The AID staff had become so accustomed to planning and partying In Port-Au-Prince to visit have a!rnot nothing are spending money on cocktail parties and left to eat now. We have creole cooking j Thursday, Auq.S, 197"A Advisor Urges New Accountlna Mfhodc HerAd and Keys. Highs tnupper$os and low 90s, lows to 74s and low $0'. Friday's Daytona Beach Friday's hlgh5:24a.m.,1:0l p.m., lowll;24 a.m,, Port Canaveral: high 5:60 a.zn., 5:50 p.m., low 11:21 a.m., 11:58 P.M. C.I.y a.ii PCppeI'I Cabbage Cucumbers Okra Avocados Onions White E g g Marti Peaches YIIIOwSquath Greens Oranges Appisi ISTATE FARMER S and Spanish MARKET PLuSMucHM0RE WHOLESALEoAys, MO..SAT.FuRNI5HINO RESTAURANTS 1300FRENCHAVE.I •SANFORD 322.4422 would you call it when The First has more mortgage loans to new home buyers in Central Florida than any other savings and loan association? We call it The thcalTouch. Where your savings are put to work right here in Central Florida helping to keep our economy strong. 'fl I1I1'. ~ MAIN OffICI DOWNTOWN a.i Chjth • ALTAMON1I SPRINGS 5'J E Pt.AZA— SATIU.ITI OPKU 5107 SOiIfl Con#a Roid 'PINS NILL.I PLAZA 2401W 4341c Oi)dsWI$TCOLONIM,2;'J ', C ' I' .i A1?4rnon o u..,;. L -- Ci,n,aD,r,e.I5OfpNIR Con.aJ Ds.. • IPNINGS First D,e Equal Hcung Lender The Fast is SerM,ce Mark of First Federal Sayings 3 Loan A5ücion ci Orian l'ikral of Orlando Ij P6 I Mi.rnLcr FSLC �P-'--T;.•- - - - ~I . % IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 3, 1976 . ___ Arrested Dunn Sixteen Foreigners Past Year . . 1iI• C I.EMNM - New Signs Of NarcoticsTrnffir A p pear In AAnqrnw' they even asked me III had any has forced the chiefs of the nar "The cheapest way to get of the journey if they arrived port was severely warned and cans charged with heroin dais are expressing worry over Two of the foreigners, psi. idea what could be done to stop cotics business to study new from Asia to Europe Is via on an Aeroflot plane. Usually, then let go. But last year, four smuggling and two Britons held new signs of international nar. bly more, are now serving the traffic," said a Western routes. Moscow by Aeroflot (the Soviet he said, "customs officers Dutchmen and two West Ger. on drug charges are now await. cotics traffic through Moscow, terms in Soviet prison camps. diplomat who talked with the "Knowing that in the Soviet airline)," one diplomat said, believe people Just don't come mans on a Pakistan-London ing trial. It IS not clear from cases de-, mostly involving young foreign. The last such string of arrests Soviet foreign ministry after Union the social basis for nar- Asian air-ticket dealers have from Moscow carrying drugs." journey were sentenced to years for cided so far whether the Sov lobeen one of his country's citizens was known to work and six out cheap cotics addiction (within the Some drug traffickers, ap- terms of 10 ers flying through the Soviet was in 1967.68, when is young making a distinction bX arrested. fares on Aeroflot planes that cal population) smuggling hashish. are does exist, not parently, believe that transit allegedly capital from Asia to Western men from Western Europe, small quantities of drugs tougher The Dutchmen and West Gerween Nedelya, a weekly magazine they, obviously, have decided to would be to arrange on passengers through Moscow Eurone. Canada and the United States Western airlines that belong to those who stop only to change mans have been released on a intended for personal use and were arrested for allegedly published by the government try to grope around for a loopth e International Air Transport planes here or who stay at Ae- goverment pardon since then, large commercial quantities.' At least 16 citizens of the transporting hashish through newspaper Izvestia, reported hole by transporting narcotics One diplomat also expressed Association (IATA). through Moscow." United States, Australia, Great the Soviet U nion. After those this month that Soviet customs rofiot's hotel awaiting a flight however. that Soviet courts see "For the was allegworry Specialists small smugglers," who here point out that An Australian Britain, West Germany, The arrests and sentences of up to declaration forms were revised the next day - will not be the diplomat said, "It's an at. searched. In fact, several of the edly carrying marijuana was little distinction between such . Moscow may have been a nar Netherlands and other court* five years' confinement, the July 1 to include a special cotics route for some time and traction to go via Moscow." arrests this year have been of sentenced to six years' con- hard drugs as heroin and drugs tion on narcotics. tries have been seized by Mos. traffic seemed to stop. Another Westerner added the arrests in 1967.68 and now transit passengers. finement in May. Three Amen- like marijuana and hashish. cow airport police in the past 7%0- I'l added: "I think it would be lair to say may simply reflect better cus- that smugglers may believe Treatment of drug offenders year for allegedly smuggling the Soviets are quite concerned 'A series of failures (in get. toms checking or informants' they are less likely to be check. has varied. At least one West. drugs including hashish and about things at present, and ting drugs ed at the Western European end erner arrested at Moscow Air. into other countries) tips. Am btones : Mark Home Improvement Loans U.S. Policies Will Remain Unchanged '0 uip lomat I LU0 0 1V0 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Some 450,000 license tag renewal forms won't be received by Floridians who were sup. posed to get them, but state officials dispute charges that the error rate this year is twice as high as the past. Officials said Wednesday that if you haven't received your renewal notice by now chances are it is among the ones sent to the wrong address or never mailed. . Ralph Dav is, head of partinent of Motor Vehicles and Highway Safety, said that undelivered forms were running about five to six per cent. That would mean 450,000 out of 7.S million auto registrations in the state. "When you are dealing with that number in a state where people change addresses often, that isn't too bad," he said. Officials said that a person who doesn't already have his auto renewal notice probably won't be getting it before the Aug. 20 deadline for renewing tags. However, Davis said, the renewal notice Isn 't esser.tiai. "It just takes a little longer in the line if the form has to be typed there," he said. A _._II.._ '.1. .)411&WIU .J4OjXI, ZLIU.A County tax collector, said there were 30,000forms out of550,000 in his county that were either lost in the mail, returned after L Lawmars ke ' i• Ma ili ngs Are Costly THE BANK DOWNTOWN ' , Legal Notice . - MEMBER F.D.I.0 200W. FIRST ST. -M DINING - SETS - 7 Pc. DM1, pecan or dark oak finish, table, 6 chairs and break. front-3 sets only. Was $898 NOW $574 DINETTE SETS - Dark pine or maple finish, various t ypes 1/3 OR MORE OFF - - r -r_'Y'v NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE To Whom It May Concern You are hereby not i f i ed that I *ill off er ta r Sale and sell at puolc sale to the highest and best bidder fo r cash the b011owing described Poni, fawn in Color. I hands. mare at 1100 a on the 6th day 04 August A D- 111 76 at the l0atiøn Of Seminole County Animal Control. 4)00 South Orlando 0riv, .-_ -. " 'flU!C OUnIy A gr icu lt ural Center. South of Sanford. Seminole County. Florida to Satisfy a clam in ihesumofS5S3O plus S9 for tees, evpenses for feeding and care and costs hereof John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County. Florø,, P wt;l i%h Avg 5.1976 DEC 26 - NOTICE 5 heresy given that .chQOl Board of Seminole County II hold a public hearing at the hoard meeting at the Seminole Court House on August IS for con s.nerat.on of adoption or amend S S 40 I "l'vsiilley Q uick TABLES - Occasional dark pine or maple finish. While they last. Were $44 ONLY $22 ea. ETAGERES - Wall units, shelves, etc. Wood, chrome. 40% OFF ___ SOFA by Corvair of Hickory. Colonial. floral nylon fabric with full wood trim. 1 only. Was $398 NOW $268 PICTURES PAINTINGS SOFA-LOVE SEAT & CHAIR— 3 piece group. Choice of several colors in Herculon or vinyl. Was $489 NOW $318 ~Z!111111111111 BEDROOM SETS - Maple, pine, white French, oak, walnut finishes. 1,1 OFF regular low prices SOFA and LOVESEAT - Dark brown nylon velvet, pillow back and sides. Was $749 NOW $429 for both "SLOPPY JOE" - 8 Pc. leisure suites, Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. Mix or match reversible cushions, very heavy solid wood frames, includes sofa, love seat, rocker, chair, ottoman and 3 tables, (can be purchased separately). Was Slo39 NOW $698 BUNK BED (or Twin Beds) - Maple finish, heavy post, including innerspring mattresses and bunkies, 1 set only. Was $319 NOW Sl78set ODD BEDROOM PIECES - Chest, headboards, UpTo7O%OFF BED PILLOWS Regular size. Was $5.98 NOW $1.19 Queen size. Was $9.95 NOW $1.59 King size. Was $14.95 NOW $2.19 ______________ :.TALLAHASSEE (AP) M SOFA and MATCHING CHAIR - Scoop Taxpayers paid $500,000 last year for Florida's congressmen men'of following Policies Poli cy seat, brown leather-look vinyl. 1 set only. ROCKERS - Swivel, various styles, 17)3 on administratering necelsar,' to send out newsletters and preSCriUed medications during Was S319 fabrics and colors. 12 only, NOW $198 questionnaires filled with pic- shool hours. The Policy requires authorization forms from parents Were $128 to $259 NOW $74 to $168 tures and promotions of current physicians prescription SOFA and MATCHING CHAIR congressmen, a newspaper andd outlines - Rattan, the records that *ill be chain says. kept for such administering The floral print cover. Top quality set. RECLINERS - Luxury type, various The Cox Newspapers report- Policy will have no determinable Was $363 NOW $233 econorn c impact Specific la* being styles and colors, vinyl or fabric. ed Wednesday that a survey implemented is F 5 40237 Also tar Were $189 found the congressmen mailed consideration will the amend NOW $98 SOFA by Hickory — Traditonal, Mattlesse out three million newsletters mInt 01 0060" S3 13 and 600 I whiCh presently require annual and 1.7 million questionnaires, physical cover, yellow or green and white, hand RECLINERS - Wall-a-way, Herculon examinations of in The cost estimate was based StruCtional and non instructional tied coil construction. 2 only. covers, very limited quantity. on$25,889intotal printing costs personnel who work with children Were S398 ea. Amendments will no longer require NOW $239 ea. Were $219 from a H ouse fund created last NOW $98 physical eliminations except foe year for "constituent COflUflU- initial employment or when nications" and 10 cents for required by liw Falllse to im*nd . mailing each piece under the po licy 537 13 could obligate the ~ Board for payment of instr uc tional I franking privileges. personntj examinat ions for an The frank privileges of free estimated annual expense of mail was one of the first bene- $40,150 00 Amendment of fO I will Save non instructional personnel an fits congressmen voted for eStm4I,a,,o,,,tof 517.97500 The themselves after the United Specific law being implementedon tMSCtwOPi)liCi$iSFS 33072. Atso States was founded. TO PRIOR SAU fair (OflS.dtI'atiOfl is amlnømant 04 Total franked mail from con- policy 540 itab to ncreaw milesge gressrnen has increased sharp- allowance of social workers. S teachers and visiting ly in recent years. The postal homebound UUPj leathers, from an JflnI,i3OI allo*ance service char ged Congress $11.2 01 S?49 00 tO amend million to mail l) million ment would inc rease rum SOL- Dpteces in l97o and l46mlthon for bursementi for a tai of Sl.20S00 ~ - n The Specific 4* being implem ented 322 mIllion pieces last year. s F s no ti T hose peri S in FINANCING AVAILABU The heaviest Florida use of Perested may obtain complete cop'es the franking privilege for mass of Policies and economic impa ct Statements at the Board Office 207 ' , mailings last year was Rep. East Commercial Avenue. SanfcJd, William Lehman, D-North o'da , ' ROBERT 0 FEATHER Miami Beach, the report from . Chairman bureau the Cox Washington a • t'Lbl,Sl Aug S. 19/6 County Per(nit 1`4 Goin g , • • usiness said. . . . 51 I . - 0 I . 0 616 - ,517 4 41Pn , . ~ )i - It ,~ ~lb ..;w _w"'Op , . I i 11~ I - im r . . POST, .1 . 1% -~) __11*1, - Ir ;1 Some ed him arrogant w hen he predicted two weeks 7-714 on his first at- ." 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"I'm Just trying to be con- club, but he Is in Jeopardy of the second game, profiting spite a touch of the flu, a crowd 20 games every year anymore. sistent, throwing hard and losing his membership key. from Chris Chambliss' two-run of 13,722 went crazy, but not as But every other year will suit The 32-year-old right-hander keeping it around the plate" "I'm not happy at all with the homer and two-run single. crazy as they might have, used to be a charter him Just fine, member of Jenkins said, "I've been in the way I've been pitching," said Angels I, Rangers $ Again, to the displeasure of "It's possible to win 20," said the 20 victories club. But twice groove the last few bailgames. I Hunter, a 20-game winner the Even the last-place Angels the crowd and promoters Dan Jenkins after he pitched the in the last three years Jenkins think it's because of our four- past five yeas, whose record are kicking the Rangers when Shedrick and Rocky Aoki, Fil- Boston Red Sox to a 4-1 victory failed to meet the eligibility re- man rotation, now is 12-11. "It's always just theyre down. bert Bayl of Tanzania di dn't over the Detroit Tigers Wed. quirements. one California pummeled four show up, even though he was nesday night. "I've got maybe "I'm getting runs to work me."Inning that seems to hurt Each time Jenkins doesn't Texas pitchers for 17 hits, inexpected. Bayl and Walker, 14 starts left, and I'm hoping win 20 games he seems to get with. I have to take the bitter The problem Inning against duding four by Bruce Bochte considered the top two middle anyhow." traded. So it didn't look like his with the sweet. I Just hope the the Brewers was the third and and three by Dan Briggs. distance runners in the world, Jenkins scattered seven hits stay in Boston was going to be a bitter was it the beginning of the problem batter was Si.xto Bochte scored four runs and have met just twice, the last in raising his record to 11-8, in. long one when he was logging a the season." Lexcano, who smacked a two- had two singles, a double and a time in January 1974. cluding victories in his last six 1-5 record on May 11 and a 5-8 Brewers 4-2, Yankees 3-7 run homer. Bill Travers, 13-8, triple. They ha ve been prevented Angels' assault sent the from meeting because of the Si,,, reeling Rangers to their 22nd unhappiness of Bayl's nation loss In A'sthe last 28 games. 0 1 over New Zealand's sports ties 5, White Sox with segregationist South AfPaul Mitchell, the A's prize in rica. The political dispute the Reggie Jackson deal, raised wrecked an Olympic conhis record to 8$ In smothering (rontation and may also submaChicago with a sixhitter, i: 1 he ,s'.o, iated Press rine the other two races of the Dick Ruthven outdueled the MIAMI (AP) - Howard geles 1.0, San Francisco games. John Montefusco picked Mitchell, a rookie righthander, A highlight of Twilley's ca- Dream Mile Triple. San Diego ace Randy Jones, Padres' ace 1-0 with a slick Twilley says he may be 32 but reer came during Super Bowl ., We may have to scrap plansin pursuit of a 30-victory sea- eight-hit, 10-strikeout perform. downed Cincinnati 4-1, Phila. up his 11th victory with relief struck out four and didn't walk delphia beat Chicago 7.5, New help from Randy Moffitt. Gary a batter. can still keep up with the VII when he dumped Washing- for the mile in the next meet," son, has been packing them in ance. York blanked Montreal 4-0 and Nolan. 10.6, was the loser. Bert Campaneris contributed 'young guys" at the Miami ton safety Pat Fischer and then said Shedrick. " e runners everywhere he goes. But At. "1 wasn't worried about Th Pittsburgh got by St. Louis 2-1 Dolphins' training camp. PhIls 7, Cu ba 5 a two-run single to the A's atdragged him on his ba pitching against Jones," said ck the may move up to 5,000 meters if lanta is not everywhere, in 12 innings. "I'm as quick as I ever was last few yards of a 28-yard Mike Schmidt belted two tack. Only 2,715 paying fans turned Ruthven, 12-9. "The only time I Bi ayoesn d oesn 'tsow. The Braves waited until the home runs - Nos. 28 and 29 Royals 4. Twins 2 and as slow as I ever was," said touchdown catch. up at Atlanta Stadium Wednes- worried about him was when he the last original Dolphin. "I was The Twins dropped into third ninth inning before making and Tim McCarver hit his first "But the biggest thrill was The Nos. 2 and 3 races in the day to watch the winningest came to bat. I Just wanted to Jones a loser. Rod Gilbreath led of the season as Philadelphia place, behind Oakland, by losright there on the 12-minute winning the longest game in Triple are to be at Oslo, Nor- pitcher in the majors go after keep them from scoring.' off with a single, his third hit of overcame a 4-0 deficit. Seven of ing to Kansas City. But the AL run. Kansas City," he said of a 27-24 way, on Sept. 4-5 and on Sept. 18 victor)' No. 19. And they saw Elsewhere in the National the game, and Jim Wynn Schmidt's homers have come at West is really no place to be, "I'm here, as usual, and I Christmas evening spectacular in Helsinki, Finland. him get loss No. 6 instead. League, Houston edged Los Anfollowed with a booming double Wrigley Field. Gene Garber, 7- UflICSS you happen to be a Kanknow I don't have it made. I'm that coincided with his 28th Walker, fighting the flu, to left center for the game's 2, won it with four innings of sas City Royal. here to compete for a job. birthday. closed quickly In the somewhat only run. Buck Martinez singled and $ iat's what I've been doing the scoreless relief, and Joe ColeBut No. 81 nearly missed the slow race to win in 3:56.2, far off "It's about time," said Wynn, man, 0-5, was the loser, doubled to drive in two runs in 10 years." SuperBowlgamesbecauseofa his own world mark of 3:49.4. who hasn't had much to shout Mets support of Al Fitzmorrts, who 4, Expos o The chisel-faced Texan, who dislocated elbow in 1969. But Walker said he wasn't too about this season. "I think I'll Jerry Koosman raised his improved his record to 13-7. expects to debut Sunday in De"There was some question worried about losing to Paulgo out and cele br ate." troit at the start of his 11th sea- whether I'd play again," he Heinz Wellman of West Gerrecord to 13-7 wi th a (our-hit te r Mar k Littell nailed down the "It wasn't the most satisfying and Jerry Grote knocked in two victory with 32-3 innings of reson, has climbed to the top with said. "The pain and anxiety it many or his Kiwi countryman, win of my career," insisted runs with a triple for New York. lief to pick up his 11th save of 211 passes for 3,036 yards and 29 caused had to be the low point." Rod Dixon. Ruthven. "That would have to Koosman, second only to Randy the season. touchdowns since his career But Twilley is in top spirits By TIM GRAYSON be the first one I won. But it was Jones in National League IndIans 3, Orioles 0 "I've been on antibiotics for with the Dolphins began In 1966. now, despite a healing pulled herald Correspondent the most satisfyi ng this year." victor ies, won for the seventh Rick Wai ts and Jim Palmer "From the performance muscle that gave hi m some three da ys," sai d Walker, winitsiros 1, Dodgers 0 time in his last eight decisions, each pitched eight-hitters, but standpoint, 10 years' ex- trouble two weeks before he got ncr of the gold medal in the Vacations end Aug. 16 for Seminole High School's football James Rodney Richard bes- Don Carrithers, 5-7, was the Waits' team, Cleveland, scored OLympic Games 1,500 last Sat4( rience has a lot of ad- to camp. players. ted Doug Rau with a six-hitter. loser, three runs. Waits, shelled from vantages. You get to know the "We have some questions," urday, the same day Stones mat's when head coach Jerry Posey will recall his troops and Greg Gross tripled in the sixth the mound early in his past two Pirates 2, CardInals 1 big picture. Knowing the he conceded. "We have an aw- 'd." "If I was going to lose, start preparations to improve last year's 9-2 record. and scored on Enos Cabell's Rennie Stennett scored on an starts, struck out six and assignment is not always ful lot of young people. If they toda y was the time The Seminole sc hed ule this season is a formidable one, with bloop single for the game's o nly infield gr ounder to gi ve Pitts- wa lked three in e ve ning his If the pace had been any f enough. The details of the answer the questions right and assignment are important, we're spared the mass of in. ter than the 3:01.Sit was for the the Seminoles hosting DeLand and Gainesville, which handed run. It was the first time [bus- burgh its 12th-Inning triumph, record at S-S. Seminole its losses last season. Other expected include ton had beaten Los Angeles in Stennett reached base on a Duane Kuiper had four hits knowing what has to be done on juries we had last year, we'll be first three laps, the winner their last nine meetings. fielder's choice, stole second, and scored a pair of runs to the play and in the game," competing for the Super Bowl. might have been the fast-cbs- Daytona Beach Mainland, Port Orange Spruce Creek and Longwood Lyman. Giants 4, Reds 1 took third on Tomm y Helms' pace the Indians, w ho moved Twilley said. mat's what we're he re for." ing Dixon. As it was, Weilman, Gary Mat thews belted a two- single and scored on an infield ahead of Baltimore in to second th e bronze meda list behi nd The defeats by Gainesville and DeLand kept the Seminoles out run homer and scored another grounder by Dave Parker. place, but still trail the frontWalker and Belgium's Ivo Van of the state playoffs last season. Undoubtedly, Seminole will have run onFrancisco Darrell Evans' as for Pitcher Bob Forsch homered running Yankees in the AL East Danune in Montreal, was sec. an emotional advantage for the Oct. 1 and Oct. 15 games against San endedsingle Cinchthe Cards, by 1l games. ond here in 3:56.3 with Dixon DeLand and Gainesville. nati's winning streak at seven back at 3:56.4. The season opener is Sept. 10 at Spruce Creek, As Is the case with most teams, Seminoles' success this fall At le least a d ozen Olympians pulled out of this meet at the will depend much on its quarterback. last minute, and a couple of inJohn Litton, last year's third string signal-caller, is the juries and a mishap in the mile projected starter on the basis of last spring's showing. Other ni prevented some other inter- possibilities include star Jnfensive end Greg Pringle and Mark esting developments. Renaud, up from the junior varsity. TAMPA (AP) - John substitute at USC and had a 'McKay says the biggest differ- chance to observe the coach. ence between being a freshman "I've seen him lose games. pro coach and a veteran college And I've seen him when we coach Is having to answer that were undefeated," says Moore. - question: "What is the differ- "Last week when we opened in NEW YORK (AP) - Artis Some of the money will be used available, with their price tags, ence?" Los Angeles I saw the tension Gilmore was the announced by the four ABA clubs accepted are: Maurice Lucas $300,000; "Before, I wasn't asked that. when we were behind. But choice of the Chicago Bulls as by the NBA to indemnify the Ron Boone $250,000; Bird AverAnd that's the big difference," that's normal for him. But I the National Basketball As.soci- two that weren't. It also will be itt $125,000; Steve Green quips McKay, who took over the really didn't see any difference ation held its dispersal draft of used partially for payments to $100,000; Jan van Breda Kohl helm of the expansion Tampa in him as coach." players today from the two the ABA Players Association. $60,000; Randy Denton and WilAn exciting evening The Bucs los t to the Rains - American Bas ket ba ll As.socj.y Buccaneers this year af ter bert Jones $50,000 each; Johnny 17 seasons as football boss at 3. Atlanta had the No. 2 pick and Neumann $40,000; Allen Murof fantastic fun ation franchises left out when the University of Southern Linebacker Jimmy Gunn, a the two leagues merged. and delicious dining. was expected to pick either phy $25,000; Freddie Lewis and by long- Marvin Bar nes, whose value Lowe Dampier $20,000 apiece ; California. defensive end at Southern Cal The draft, co nduct ed Football Is foot ba ll, McKay be f or e goi ng Ten races nightly was set at $500,000, or Moses and Mike D'Antoni, Mike Barr, to Chicago in 1970, distance telephone hookups Malone, claims, you run, catch, pass says he doesn't see any differ- from the NBA's New York rain or shine Barry Parkhill, Jimmie ConOM block. It's really no differ- ence either. ThornEach team selecting- a player ncr, Jim Baker and Ron 'I'honiheadquarters, was scheduled to Post time 8 00 eat in college or the national Moore says McKay told the begin at 2 p.m,, EDT. Chicago will asstune his ABA contract, as, $15,000 each. Dining room opens 6 30 players before they went on the football league. The draft was to last no more Three players who have road that win or lose, he ex- had the first pick and long ago complete for the decided on Gilmore, the 7-foot-2 than three rounds and the 18 firstThe round will be:order Chicago, P1Piw3y 17 92'nCiite te", worked for him in both ranks pected hustle, aggressiveness At. center of the Kentucky Cob- current NBA teams and the PhonI3) 1140 *y they see no significant and concentration. f our ABA clu bs Included In the lanta, Kansas City, Detroit, nels. i .bP')ttC'etC'..i! ', "He had a winning style at changes in his style or apPortland, New York Knicks, - the New York Nets, VS The price tag Just to obtain merger mach. USC. I think the game is the New Orleans, Milwaukee, in. Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pac$1.1 his son, wide same," Moore says. "The elethe rights to Gilmore was One of them Is ens and San Antonio Spurs - diana, Los Angeles, Houston, receiver John McKay. "Prob- ments for success are the same. million, set by a league corn- will pick bytheinverseorderof Phoenix, Seattle, Philadelphia, 4?MINOLE ably the only thing is that here Ills task now Is to implement it mnittee. million Is expected to their won-lost percentages Buffalo, Washington, San AnSAT, 5:45 P.M. Some $3 HAIN 188 flACEWAY SUN. 1:20 P.M. he has to deal with older play. with guys from more varied at tonlo, Cleveland, New York the end of last season. be paid t he righ ts to th e for backgrounds, not Just guys Nets, Boston, Denver and Gold. US," says yo ung McKay. WTRR 1400 RADIO Kentucky and St. Louis players. Among the other players en State. Runner Manfred Moore was a from Southern California." ORDERS OF $150 OR SLEEPER SOFA — Queen size. Colonial or Traditional, Herculon fabric, limited quantity. Were $398 NOW $254 _7 lk - _1k Lw_i . i tempt and he wound up the night with only one miss in nine Jumps. SOFA with MATCHING CHAIR Herculon fabric, various colors. 3 sets only. Were S299 NOW $169 _ W-- ":. CC(InI clearing a I__ = 16 0 1 ON "There's no such thing as too much self-confidence,"said the exuberant Stones as he signed autographs for hundreds of kids. "It's what you do with it ' 0I - I . I ,~ When he leaped 7-7 to win the NCAA mee t, those who had used the word "arrogance" in describing him were silent, but when Stones publicly criticized French-Canadians and Olympic organizers in Montr eal,' the word began to pop up again, much to his dismay. He showed his mastery by IN STALM E NT LOAN DE PT. . FREE DELIVERY Thursday, Aug. S 17-7A = FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD lr=: _A&_ PERMIT 16 EXPIRES AUGU .HINGM ST . RTS ________________________ For Details Call 322.1611 -- being sent to the wrong address or never mailed in the first i place. He said that number was twice what it has been in past years and one of the reasons was that the state this year took over from the counties the job of typing out the forms. Jasper said that some of the forms never made it to Pinellas County and others bore the wrong addresses. "We got boxes Of forms, but we couldn't sit down and check to see if all 500.000 were there," he said. Davis said that in the Pinellas case, the county asked that 52,583 registrations not be mailed because they had no birth date on them, a date necessary to compute how much a Person will pay. PO -Ir .. t e*~iI t P H1LADELPHIA (AP) — When the 22.year-old seitlor fact he never doubted despite The world high jump record Is 7 at Long Beach State upped his his third-place finish in the feet 74,. Inches today, thanks to own world mark Wednesday Olympics only four days earDwight Stones' confidence in night at the Philadelphia Bicen- her, himself, but he's looking toward tennial Meet of Champions, he In fact, his warmup sh irt, a even higher things despite not reaffirmed his status as No. 1 gift from a friend, said: "Stones having the Olympic gold medal high jumper in the world - a and (a picture of Mickey Mouse) are No. 1." S " T l_~ ships here exactly two months ago that he'd set a world record. He then held the old mark at 7-64i. -`1 1 1 Irir',a'sr II.IU Fee Don't Move.., Improve - icense i-orm 7 =7' /4 7 YEARS TO REPAY WASHINGTON (AP) - If locus swiftly on the Middle East said that would allow Arab Moscow is "not acceptable" to tary programs. He said any new administration Jimmy Carter is elected presi- in 1977, he said, because the states and Israel to turn their Israel and the Soviets are too -He sidestepped the question will soon have to face up to the dent of the United States it will Mideast is "the one intractable, attention to solving Arab- inflexible ever the final of whether he thinks Israel has reality that "nuclear materials not mean any major change In fundamental Issue that contains Israeli differences. definition and negotiation of a nuclear weapons capacity, have been proliferated" all Other points made by Sisco in Israel's frontiers, American foreign policy, pee. potentially the seeds of World merely recalling Israel's over the world. answer to questions: dicta Joseph J. Sisco, political War III." Sisco, 56, was under-secre-India's test of a nuclear de- pledge not to be first to inanchorman for six American In a wide-ranging interview, -He questioned the useful- vice in 1974 was not, he be- troduce "nuclear weapons, tary for political affairs when Sisco also said the tragedy of ness of bringing the Soviet Un- lieved, a military shot. But he devices or power into the he left the State Department. secretaries of state. Lebanon could yet spawn an ion into the Mideast peace- said he felt India has launched Middle-East." Since the mld-1950s, when the The career diplomat, who making process, although "no "a significant program" of nuArab-Israeli peace. -On the spread of nuclear late John Foster Dulles headed quit the State Department's No. He said he was speculating In peace Is possible in the Middle clear development, and the materials, he express d deep the department, he has rarely 3 post last month to become a highly unpredictable situ. East without at least Soviet "line is very difficult to draw" concern, saying "the genie is been far from the world's president of American Univer. drawing on his 25 acquiescence." He said between peaceful uses and mill. well out of the bottle" already. flashpolnt situations. sity, said he would expect Car. atlin. But years at the center of diplomatto broadly continue existing ic power, he said he detected "a foreign policies, tiny silver lining" around the "The Interests of the United clouded Lebanese scene. States transcend adminisHe said "the Palestinians t.rations," Sisco said. might conceivably be less able Any administration, Republi- to obstruct" peace efforts If the can or Democratic, will have to Lebanese strife is stabilized. He I • At Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BORROW UP TO 17,500 • I MOSCOW tAP) -Soviet offi. heroin, . . FURNITURE, 11VC I Gil m ore To Bulls Use a 1little norse sense ~ I IEE?R__iw L WTRR I (I SAN FRANCISCO - So 4 �SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Oak. 23 TWIPLES-Garn,r, Oak. I?. Brett, KC. 9. Poilte, KC, 1; (OfnSby). 2. Brockrt Boy (Udell). thru 12/ 12 pitch. . -_ i / _. ~ 7 Paint, stain or leave natural. tA 3995 , ; S9C'' 1 277221- Ti 940.100.3. My Blue Sun (1)7.10:0 747S27-7$ flS)14100.P(II)$13990.T(4$7I 23 2421- Il 541000 3161 EIGHTH - I Preach (47 7.20. 73287?- 10 733)..-5J 1010. $20. 7. Wee Ma (2) 1.10. Jack Puo)e 480:2 (7) I 10 0(24) *23.50; ((arence Daniels n p (a 21 $14$0. 1 (42 1) 1301 00. APA D.vus.aoa Chuck Pain 21702).. 16 ii 12 NINTH - I Play (3) 470, 300. Steve W000loy 212124- 10 S'ty, i Sieve Raisor 747970- $3 200. 2 Sovran Shirley (2) 983.000; Zr 7779,- $j 3 unraveling (1) 340. 0 12 3) lau nd ry ::: Open daily. Located at 7 am. ::: : . . . . : I PLAZA : On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th : Tryityoulllikeit.I 322.9,739, : ' lx 12 I - . , KITCHEN Peg Price (sq yd,) STARTER SET SHELVING 5)C!PI Choose Blue'Green, Red, Gold or Green. 95 % .. 290 Two W.1530 Wail Cabinets I SCAL 48" Valance ' ? , I., steel. White with antique gold trim. SONADA - 100% nylon cut-and-loop ' Overall outside dimensions: 72" high * carpet ln many modern cOior$,12'wjths, Two End Caps 123%" wide *89" deep. Model 4710. jute back. Peg. &ice(ea I Peg PrIc.lsq. yd.) - . .. 13995 ,. 5,99 . - with the helping hand of - -i 100 FRENCH AVE. PH: 323-4100 - HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS ... 1:30-5:30 SATURDAY _____ - "i•.l[ - 1 BANKAMERICARD YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! ___________ -. ',,, ' W ' . .' ... '. . - COORDINATES SHORTS SANFORD '_) NATIONAL BRAND NAMES PANTS SUITS SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 6 thru '12 L 33V3% To 50% Off Sq. Yd. or gold leather Peg. Price (see) ........19 ZAYRE PLAZA \\ & *' WiDE IN VENTORY END STACY FABRICS S FUSIBLE I ___________ ______ ___________________________ - - BankAmeriCard 2923 S. Orlando Dr, Sanford SHELLS BLOUSES DRESSES JEWELRY LONG DRESSES LINGERIE TERRY ROBES Master Charge Phone 322-9180 A Back to School 3/4i1 FOLD-OVER WAISTBAND STITCH I WITCHERY I ELASTIC II '2c 39c I LIMIT (0 '(OS YD. POLYESTER & COTTON PRE-WASHED FADED GLORY YD DENIM 45 WIDE 1 w)- bit cheapskate to me. And i-heapskates seldom change. I )EAII ABBY I am if IF PERFECT S 1 .98 YD. FAMOUS MAKER . . FPACKAGED NOTIONS! ttlIICh S BELT & BUCKLE SET S HOOK & EYE CLOSURES LAUNDRY MARKING KIT $100 CONCORD FABRICS 45" POLYESTER & COTTON KETTLE CLOTH TRIGGER CLOTH PRINTS & SOLIDS PACKAGES 5 FOR JUST ARRIVED ! KLOPMAN MILLS POLYESTER & COTTON 60" WIDE y $149 $169 WASH . P.40-IRON o I VP 7 COTTON POLYESTER up, IL is, and I have purposely avoided the subject. 77' SPORTSWEAR TERRY CLOTH HIPMENT' QUALITY REG. LOW q is YD $3.o9 '(0. 100% POLYESTER Latest Fh,on Cclor1Ii 5 45" DLYESTER CANDY FLOCKS uf 'a YD ZIPPER GLIDE S SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES he's talking birthday is coming birthday 89 SELF-COVER BUTTONS S IRON-ON PATCHES IRON-ON MENDING FAB S PLASTIC RINGS ' Now STARTS SANFORD4 FRIDAY suggestions? E'l::l,lN(; CHEATED F'El.:I.iN;: If tl'OI't want to break up with him. stiu d liilttir esta blish Siifllt' ground rules about who pays for what. Frankl), a man who pleads xierty so his girlfriend will pick up the tab sounds like a SALE 2944 ORLANDO DR. 01 home we .Illd that's sshcremyproWem conws Ili. Ili- doesn't. know C AIp T made from zinc-clad corrosion resistant 6' Counter Top in white gold accept paint or to war -' - ievnetiee - i1) 549 Contemporary design 10 * 7' building is - MI 1g., Rio,.t cP.idsn ft ..id .d.iIs O'w em',g pie Iu0Ci Adnt,or.am ka,.ct, g,OUP. 04 indid,.maii, $j4,I iieWy $ I 00 pie $uCCI No pmois -choose '0'' ttn.uIwd pmi.uio.wi po.liwil (poss ie,i I.i.cbo,s( bu 'nay ,.wci add,bo,ai poil,..ii ohiesO Ii ,..,onaie. Ouirie,iio on Ub,IlCt,o., 04 'A1g cP..,rit, .h.v,d.d No iIielwqchwg. One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 209 E. COMMERCIAL DIAL 322-1822 marriage. RO iA1 SCOT 119 Ea. SB .66 Sink Base 2.29 SCOTTV'S' Set lp Oi.co,.,,,, O.p..I.....', do togett*'r nearly every night STORAGE BUILDING zaae Fg - Sanford Flower Shop k 11 since. __ 19900 . Abb y 29and he's everything I've ever ll husban d . met four months ago and have been SPECIPi' 'f - ... . - 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford potted plant or dish garden today. bachelor girl and 10 lose for the first (1(1k' in Ill) life. The flhilfl is Valencia CABINET _______________________________ Ponderosa Pine ., 9!D Sq. Yd. -* I SEVENTH - I Peggy West (1) To,nBon Charley Zeno DaveGrither budget :::: ,. Peg. Price (set) 42.95 217477-- IS 1000. 420. 1 10. 2 MadisOn Ai(i (I) O#ruAndecs and coin : mosphere. CAI ructed of Iorig'lasting, strong 2' x 4's 340,740.7 Pre Division Gary English : : service in a pleasant at ::: BARBARA %&710W.FIRSTST. k4~ SANFORD SIXTH - 1 Bob Tryon (4) 100. AT EAST COLONIAL prices B. B, 17)310. 3162 Ricki Cox (7)070. Q (71)12120. P (12) 15270. T (4271 537040; 31 53 , Dry Cleaning at completely assembled benches. Cons - 11 . WE SEND FLOWERS EVERYWHEREI 011110, THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. 6 7 5 8 9 Daily: 10 A.M.-8 P.M. Sun.: 12 N.5 P.M. S"le"o- Dear I •• , Sturdy 6 easy to - assemble (able and t'.o 1. 607. 345 DElls. NY. 115. 668. 310. 3 San Ann (7) 160. 0 (IS) 57640. P (43) 1)2360. T (457) 3)) Puff Puff seafood poisoni AIRWAY : : LAUNDROMAT :: P. DAWN , 8&__ THE GIFT OF BEAUTY for something to eat. unplore )oil to admit thatng,stopped your Mike said he waS broke and ,I(hIce 51,215 wrong. Tell people asked if I would mind paying (ii Immed iately I nforiii the for our lunches, so I (lid. hostess (hilt tin' food Illlght be i'tlter lunch we stopped to gas ((edIble. I wiiulil be a kindness ill) Ins ear, and when Mike was (ii the guests mInd certainly to p a y in g for the gas, I saw two $10 O il- hostess, bills and several singles in his Ill were a hostess, I'd rather be forewarned than be This isn't the first time this responsible for poisoning lfl) has happen(sl. lie has asked me dinner guests. to go Ina movie and then asked I)ISAI'i'OINTKi) IN YOU 1111' to pay f o r the tickets. lie has IWA R DISAPPOINTED: mini)- himself to support, so I Balk oil' YOU dllllI'l read that ('.Ifl 't undertind It mInswI'r Iii MV '('OIUfllII. I'd hast I work hard for my money said, "It-Il %our hostess at 0(W)'. mind Mike knows it 1k also Speaking up heats throwing wiirks but he doesn't spend an up" flionc) on nie unless he has to. I)I•:\R ABBY: Mike and 1 i don't want to break up with have been going steady for nine hills because he's wonderful in II iiinths, arid one tiling has been many other Ways, but this one fault bothers rue. An) r * IflW A V F DENISE PICNIC TABLE SET collection of new and exciting scenic and color backgrounds. . - - FOR THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK THIRD - I The Lost Guide () 0(3 7151100. P (7 5) 137.10; T (75 6) $$1 20. 31,31. FOURTH - 1 Stable (3) $40. 340; 350. 2 LouWin (4) 2380. 380. 3, Intervene (Ii 360. 0(361 54600. p (I 6i 5)60 3.0. I (34 1716 FIFTH - I. Or Surbon (I) 1210. 500. 740. 7. E. C TutIle (5) 110. 5 95 00. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET STOLEN BASE S-NOflPl. Oak. SS. 940. 340. 340. 7 Blue Ramy (5) BjyIOC. Oak. 13; LeFlofi Dot. 39. 3.20. 300. 3 burma beauty (4) 130, Pain. KC. 39. Carew. Mm. Decisions)(9 pITCHING Garland, Sal. 17 I. $57. 2 6) * Campbell. Mm. 172. $57, 32) Leonard. KC. 12 1, ISO. 3)3 Fidrych. Del. If 4. .133. I 91 E F.cu.rBa, NY, 146. 700. 292 BmbCy. Cie, 13. .700,34) Bird. KC.9 Scotty's Price I Western Red Cedar SECOND-i BusyMr,B(3)920. 3 43. 3 'loting (6) 310; 0 (31) p7 40, ,1 II? I $1.01 100. 1 (314) 154640. DD 4211 5)35.40. 31 60 I 111 I-, Scotty's WEDNESDAY MATINEE FIRST - t Cri. Oft .icriO (3) 540. 5 50,120. 7 Wright Boca (7) 350.280. 3 Beauty Ccx (5) 900, 12 7) 14420. p (27) 5103,90, 31 54 isOME RUNS-Bando. Oak. 20; ',•Jy, BI. It. Rejackson. Sal, IS. Hendri(L Cie. 10. Yttniemskl, Bin. , i, DAYTONA BEACH I 43. 320, 2 Snazzy Rocket (1) 6.10, IN - Way (B R egur), S. Su perficial .!arri. MiVI. 7. S Tied With 6 ' (4, J ThompSon. 00. 16 323-8630 8 ors Adjusts from 0" (O'Amato), 8. Lady Byrd Spartan (Lake) NINTH- 1. Bombay .10 Aj'.ne 64. Carew. Mn. 64 (Dvoracek). 6 Jeremy (Grimes). 7, RUNS BATTED IN-MunsCn. NY, Bubba Eat (Rauch(. s varsity 2 M.aybei'Vy. KCL 0. Cftatnbliss. Bomb GuI NY. 4$. BurrOughs. lix. 64. YStr zemski. Bssi. Dog Racing HITS--G Brett. KC. 117, RiverS, NY. 133. LeF lore. Del. 12$. Munson. NY. 120, Carrie. Mn. 177 DOUBLES-Otis. KC. 27: McRae, HAIRSTYLING BX12. Fof use v'.ith (Stadef), 7 Fast and Easy (Faga). Whte. NY , 40. 0th. KC. DAWN'S (Grimes), 7 Darned Heel IM RUNS-Rivers, PlY, 12; North. 3 Manna (Whayland). I George R FOR THE "FOXIEST" GUYS & GALS IN TOWN 95 ., output). Bevel and depth adjustments ~14 I Req Price lea I 79 95 - Model 73O Has 1.25 H. P. (max motor Bank Teller Atlantic National Bank RI 12WB I.01111~1 , Buddy Hope Jo Ann Piercy, Motor VENTILATOR SALE! Rotary ventilator of galvanized steel 12 r, throat diameter Choose f rom our Mike someone happy.. Send a love!y bouquet, corsage, You told 11171' not to lI(t7fltlOfl It to the hastess just "disguise" Irolll P 9. Ikomer-SI. 1. Hobbys Changer 3 Middle T, (Bridges). I Debbie Sir Ill Kam Dr (Roy). S. Hazel Nut (Petersen). 6 Luke Way 18 American League BATTING 1230 at bats)- G Brett. Recur). 7 Domino Gale (Lake). $ C. 353. MCRat. KC. .331; 80110C k. Ocala Eagle (Jefferson) Mon. 339. Leflore, Oct. 321. TENTH - I. Sam Drucker Oak. 9. F / - . 8x10 Color Portrait AUGUST: know that,i( fotMi smells bad bothering iie for a long time ''specially fish), it 's spoiled - ills heapness and therefore poisonous' ' " Yesterda, we went to the As one who has stutfi'rcd beach, mind on the way 95 Blacks Decker be decisive, and thus I think it is fair to say that the buck must stop with you." Television executives are sensitive to advertisers for the obvious reason that TV revenue comes from commercials. Most Program are aimed at drawing big audiences that will be attractive to potential sponsors. "What television is about is selling audience to advertisers," says Ted Carpenter, executive director of the National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting. "Until the audience talks to the advertisers, you really don't have communication to the industry." His organization undertook its six-week study of prime time violence to facilitate that sort of ccmmunicatjon between the puLlic and the advertisers, he said. )ou -1kis, ; SPECIAL! soring such programs.-The nation's largest advertising agency, the J. Walter Thomon Co., said a small survey it conducted showed eight per cent of the respondents "consciously not buying a product" advertisted on programs they considered excessively violent. -The National Association for Better Broadcasting, a media activist group, wrote letters to 13 advertisers to complain that their commercials were helping to support a series of "degenerate horror movies" on Saturday afternoons on independent station KCOP-TV in Los Angeles. The association reported that 10 of the companies responded and said they were withdrawing their ads food on the plate, and pretend to eat It. Abby, how could you? 011 t) 'I. 71/" CIRCULAR SAW n from the programs. -The National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting, another activist organization, spent six weeks analyzing the prime time programming of ABC, CBS and NBC to determine which programs were the most violent and what companies were sponsoring them. Their message to advertisers: "We think you ought to know what you're sponsoring and you ought to be responsible for it.,, The chairmar of the Federal Communications Commission, Richard M. Wiley, recently told advertisers they could play a role in keeping excessive vio-lence off the tube: "You, after all, must make a basic decision on whether or not to support particular types of programming fare. It is your 'buck,' so to speak, which may the White and colors6G"'on Crank). 8. Extra Angus (Shell) i.ontanel. All. 21, Wintiild, $D, 24 EIGHTH- I. Nelson Way TRIPLES-D Cash, Phi, 10; ison, SIL. 9. D Parker. Pgh. 5. (Taylor), 1 Rods Ouctiess (Roy). 3, Surgery Time (Vandervort). I. ,rronimO, Cii. 5; W.Davis, SD. • HOME RUNS-Kingman. NY. 12; Barely Torpid (Bridge's). S Color 5hm4t, Phi. 29. G Foster. Cm. 73; Me Beanie (No Driver), 6 Dr. Ruff Carew. Mm. 372 ,I ev Peg. Price 1.39 (Bereznak), 7. Newtown Gay (NO RUNS BATTED III- G Foster. iFagal. 5. W.D. Baron (Hall). Ci'. 92, Morgan, Cm. 78. Schmidt. JerichoG. (Bridges). 7. J. M. King 125, P Niekro. All, ill. Monfefu-sco. L I well as products and-or services spon- DEAR ABBY: A lad) wrote to ask iikliat she should do while (lining at siieone's home If the food doesn't smell right, and I ouliin't belIeve your answer. 711 East Semoran Blvd., Suite 200 Altamonte Springs Hours by appointment 831.6711 All-purpose paint for wood, metal and masonry. Fungicide resists film attack by mildew. r' RUNS-Rose, Cm. 96; Gnitfey, (0'Arnato). 7 Prince Desmond 4 STRIKEOUTS-Seayq'r. NY, 141. Ii cnard. lltn. 131. Msstsntmth.Atl. - taming violence, as If Food Has Smell Be Sure And Tell obstetrics & gynocology j 4I1tItFtII!lrIi Stops Squeaks (in. U. Morgan. Cm. 83; Schmidt. (DvOraCekt, 3. Maynard Pence L.1'flSki, Phi, 14; Zitk. Pgh, 21. - (,JOPACOTI c . - : jJIIuii1t FOURTH- 1 Mr. Durkee (Pr. (Vandei"vort) Pr. 71 SEVENTH- Tingle Tangle HITS-Rose, Cm. 144, Mtanez, MI. 133. Gae,, LA, 132; &OIivr. (Reilly), 2 Dovgs Dynamite (No Driver), 3. Mighty Mouth (No Pr, 130, G Fotter, Cm, 177. DOUBLES-Madlock. Chi, 26. Driver), I Mary Jo AdiOS (Seiders), ;c'nristone. Phi, 76: Rote. Cm, 74; 5 Scottie Lad (Gill), 6. Dillons Art .2.99 Non - hardening and non-staining. In cartridge. '1 ROBERT L. SMITH, M.D., P.A. takes pleasure in announcing the association of TED. E. MANOS, M.D. in the practice of ach 39E . Il : V , 0 Peg Price (sheet) , - Sheet A 4' x 8' panel finished in simulated 69 Each 285 Prefinished "'Bungalow" WALL PANELING 3 99 11. Mr ~ ~ ~, 1, - I '4 40 T , J,r- toilet tanks. ., _________ I ___ ___ - - cott of sponsors products. Network executives decline to discuss the issue beyond saying there is no evidence that the complaints have had any effect so far. On the contrary, demand for commercial time on the tube is at an all time high and the Television Bureau of Advertising estimates that the TV industry will receive $6.4 billion from advertisers this year. But this new assault on TV violence is still in its infancy. In just the past two months: -The American Medical Association approved a resolution condemning television's "massive daily (bet of symbolic crime and violence in 'entertalnmnent' programs" and called on physicians, their families and their patients "active. ly to oppose TV programs con. LOS ANGEI.ES (All) A growing number of people who feel t he re is too much violence on television are directing their complaints to the advertisers whose commercial doUars Support such programming. Convinced that TV violence can be harmful to youn g viewers and maybe older ones, too, these people are declaring that the sponsors m ust be held accoun ta ble along with the crea. tots and broadcasters who put the shows on the air. Some are suggesting a boy. \ __It Can CAULKING Peg Price lea I U C ___ Va A 1hW,004,v .. .. tar those oppose violence on television, a new tactic Is developing of pressuring zponsors to withdraw their commercials from shows featuring violence. SALE! , Non-corrosive, quiet, easy ___ to Install. Will ft most S A01 . LUBRICANT I..i _____ _____ ___ 127 9!9 Each lever Control FILL VALVE 'I ' Ej:' B t. . • Displaces moisture v5l(, 2 Jeans First IKucia), 3 Aijbrey Time (Faga). I Ben Z Reg. Price (17 oz. can) DeBerry). Sr Saint Clair Eulie ,,., (Bridg es ). 6 Camden Jody -. Pn. 16. Kingman. NY, 72, Luzlnski, INO Driver), S L'riIra',I,'c L'PI IUJ% a IUIr. - : t WOMEN ii ssho /i _________ ________ _____ Reg Price ll3oz. can) ___________________________________ - :I = I" X TV Violence: You Can Help Stop It -i - 14 INKY with improved productivity, person's age are used by Wayne some of its employes to shape said. higher morale, and Just gener. Vanfluss, professor of exercise ally livelier employes," Ervin physiology at nearby Michigan up. _________ said. Joggers can run along a lane State University, and live Employes can spend up to lfl back of the health depart- Evening Herald, Sanfo doctoral candidates to design three hours of work ti1n a week Of e 1,000 th employes at the rd, Fl. Thursday, Aug. S,1P16-18 ment complex, and there is a Jogging and exercising under complex, 220 Joined the pro- personalized exercise regimens a small exercise and shower pilot physical fitness program - gram, paying a o fee for two for workers. room. run by the Department of electrocardiograms and a $3 fee Participants are about evenly nu Th e program began when the Health, distr ibu ted in the 24-54 age 0 aw Public Health, ______________ w for counseling. government as a whole, group and evenly divided bedepartment's Public Health In the course nf i ts work, the "Everyone we've talked to, "We t hink the need "We started it here because Advisory Council set up a corncommittee suggetd that the especially those from Industry fee will mean more oftoa pay a tween men and women. Officorn- dais said the heart tests Inwe think that the public health mittee in 1974 to help formulate public heal th department set up where such programs ha ve mitment to following the coun- dicated problems department, in its commitment a yet-to-be-appointed Michigan for 30 em______ ________ its own employe fitness pro- been installed, say that use of seling advice," Ervin said. to good health, should try ployes who were referred to CouncIl on Physical FItness and gram as an exahiple for sta te work time is more th an repaid Those test results and the their f am ily doctors. _______________ .' S . l' ii; •': i 111 us . ___ , - Peg Price -- Inside frosted bulbs in €iO, 75 or 100 watts ... ..... 5PC%AU Bright, festive co'ors and white for pain ting toys chairs or other ' 8" o.c. for three hole sink. Model 8200. (each) C Driver), 3. Ocala Byby Freight Phi. SO. Monday, Chi. 7, 'the own medicine," deputy Associated Press Writer household items, >' " 4" Washerless faucet is - . 11 .711 "`~ ~ SingIe Lever SINK FAUCET LIGHT .. Crank) (Jefferson). I Ben Jour Quick (Hobbs), 5 Sharon Ola (Seiders), 6. National League BATTING (230 at bats)-Griftey, Magic Maynard (Lake. 7. Freedom Cn, 335; McBride. 511. 335; Trail (Vail Deventer), I Burns Guy (Bereznak) A Oliver. P. 333: Rose. Cm. .337, Top Reward SIXTHI. G Foster, Cm. .325 ' I I IIli ~~11~~I~~ - - Scotty's' SPRAY ENAMEL r N L Driver),I Sneaky John (No Driver) FIFTH-A I. ShePierazade i0'ace. 2 Ocala Bebe (No Leaders SALE! (piper), 3 Romeo AdiO (Ormsby). A. Ca,hawen Pioneer (Lake). . J tFirebyrd (Cul)ttane) LANSING, Mich. l AP, state of Michigan is paying ment director Theodoredepart. Ervin - ,...- Driver). S. Strong (Kurtzworth). 6. Milwaukee at Boston. In) Cleveland at Detroit. (n) i Jai-Alai a- .i FIRST- I Harvest C (Kurti. THIRD-I. Pentiglus (Becker). 2. Gold Crco (Dennis) 3. JuSta Frost Friday's Games Kansas City at Chicago. 2, IDvoracek). 1 Bullet Freight (No (tn) . - - State Emp/oyes Being Paid To Keep Physically Fit By LEE MARGULIES Victorious Beau (Bereinak). Today's Games Direct Bet (Shell). 6 Flalbys Boy New York )Ellis II SI at Mil (Lake). 1 Pan Byrd (Newman), I. waukee (Augustine 4$) B.aflimore (Garland 12 2) at Gienora Duke (Hobbs) SECOND-i Sweet B (Ruggies). Cleveland (Bibby 7.3), (n) Boston (Jones I I) at Detroit 2 Colonel Chuck (Grimes). 3 Little Golden Boy (Lake), 4. Nava ho Chief (Lem.antyck 32). In) at (Vilar), S Brenda Van (No Driver). Mi nn esota (Sing er 87) Kansas City (Leonard 1 2.. () 1. Melrotlia Pushy IBridges), 7. Miss at Sharon Ruth (Sirk). I. Liability (M California (RoSS 612) Texas (Blylrven 112). (n) Only games scheduled 7)129 10. P Worthy Will, Renna One. I. Gay 0 (67) FOURTH-1 Gasti II (I) 1600. 10 10,3 20. 7 Elorri (2) 640. 4 10. 3 EIGHTH- I. Aprait Arrieta (I) 5 Koney's Time. 6 Spectres Trend. Molina (7)0000 (2 1) 3500. P II CAW Rodolfo 2. 7 Carol Day, I. Mac's George. I. Crackling Craig. 1040. 3.00. 7.10; TWELFTH THIRD 1 Clark's Hope. 2. 7 Nellie Day. 3 Bunny River, 1 13 60, 740. 3 Mutilla Egurbi (S) 26800. DO (60) 17000 FIFTH-I Orb. Arrse$a (0) 1360. Lapse Forward. 3. Ed's Moon Oust. Thomas Thomas. S. Becky Sue. 6. 740. 0 (6$) 107 00, p tSaI 777 30 1, 05. Charlene. 3 Jolly jumper. 6. Kim Luke. 7 Blue Jewel, 0. G,R. Big Q (6 7 with all II 470 60; (67 880. S 80; 2 Solana Mandiola (7 10 20, 5.40. 3 Gasli Sarduy (1) 380, with all 6) 236.20. Numero Uno. 7. Wright Coisell, I. Sunset NINTH- I. Mutilla IS) 2300,900. 0 (78)0720 P (I 2) 27660 Dickey Do SIXTH- 1 Uriarte Molina (I ) 9.20. 7 Aprai: (2) 770. 3.00; 3 FOURTH- 1 Barlow. 7. lanai.) Rafael (3) 1 $0. 0 12 5) 17 00. P Is 2) 1900. 610. 3 10, 2 Solos Egurbi (7) Swinging LIZ, I Tamie Mink , S. L's 470. 470; 3 Bob Paco (3) 1 73. 0 (2 97 so Dorona Racer, 6. Dark Lament, 7. DAYTONA BEACH TENTH- I. Victor Ovy (7) 1140. 1) 3500. P (4 2) 132 30. DO (8 1) Just JOey, I. Brown Maid WEDNESDAY MATINEE FIFTH- 1 Norman's Shot. 3. 660. 140: 2 Zubi Diaq.e (0) 660. 33150 SEVENTH- I Barquin Coban FIRST- 1. Galdos Lorenzo (6) 140. 3 Solos Lorenzo (1)$ 00. 0 (7 Money Mad. 3. Burgundy Velvet. 1. RutuS Hazouri. S. Silver 0.6. Triple IS 60, 9.10 530: 2 Solos Goodwin (7) 0) 6640. P (7 0) 5)1.50; 00 (S 7) 111 ii 70. 1 60, 1 10, 2 Bob Sardur (2) 580. 380. 3 Zubi Egurbi (1, Kw-k. 7 Blue Juice. I Timothy 160.3 70, 3 Victor Diego (5)6 20. 0 517330 12 61 31.00. P (67)71 70 Faith ELEVENTH- I Mutilla Goros 710, Q (12) 4200. P 0 2) 9660 EIGHTH- Mart) Paco (1) 3 10. SECOND- I. BarQuin Molina (7) (I) 10 40. 600. 520. 2 Uriarte SIXTH- 1. Noticeable. 7. Ken s 10. 300. 2 Rafael Sarduy (3) S $0, Strider, 3 Devil's Den. 1 1940. 7900. Il 70. 2 Uriarte Egurbu Arr,eta (7) 5 10, 300. 3 BarQuin 360. 3 Mutilla Coban (5) 420; 0 13 Quisgeyafla. S. Lucky Whiz. 6 (SI 600. 6 60. 3 Nestor Goros (1) Rodolfo (1) 100; 0 12 0)71040; p ($ 1) 3460. P (1 3) 177.70. Big Q 1)7 Ii 70. 0 (57)5100; p I? 5) 703.10 Classic Clarke. 7 Royal Wasson. S 7) 31680 TWELFTH- 1 1. Mutilla Elorri with all 3)5080 and I 2 with all 1) Big (2 d with all S) 131 10. (7 6with Win Jac all 71 6640 (6)3) 20. 15.60. 5.80; 7. Jorge Sarduy 0000 SEVENTH 1. Metric Mate. 2 NINTH- 1 Marti (7) 2000. II 00. THIRD- 1 Bariin Arriefa (3) (8) 1100. II 60. 3 Galdos Wally ill Wright flyer. 3 Daffy, I Aiming 700. 2. Gasti (2)610.140; 3 Mulslla High. S Slick Lad. 6. My Rules. 7 1100. 610. 920. I. SolosCobian (1) 500. 0 (6 8) 13780; p 16$) 167.30 920.360. 3 Rafael Goros (7)320.0 Big 0 (2$ with all 6) 144.60; (2$ (I) 440. Q (77)3)80. p (I 2) 89 70 G R Vinnie, 0. Top Fern I Solos Davalos (7) TENTH ii 31 3780 P (3 1) 113.10 ,th all 0) 10900 EIGHTH--OS. News Maker. 2 1)20,710. 360. 2. Mario Egurbi (3) FOURTH-I Zubi (5) 1310, 960, Shonda Lee. 3 Millie Schenk. I 660.S 20;) Nestor Diego (7)180. 0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Sansage Himax, S Treats, 6 140.7 Rodo Ito (2) 620.1.40; 3 Paco FIRST- I. Nestor Lorento (Si (73)77,70. p U)) 7910; DC) (72) (I) 510. 0 (3 1) 17.10; P (83)73 80 Riteaway Red, 7. Delbana Time, 0 FIFTH- I Orbe Wally (3) 7900, 1800. 610. 600. 2. Barguiri Ovy (I) 16770 Alice Hansen ELEVENTH- 1. Victor Paco t 680. 520. 3. Solos Gores (I) 400; 0 NINTH- I Dutcheu Royal, 2 610. 560; 2. Zubi Sarduy (3) 1000 1900. 17.10.500. 7. Zubi Gasil Il(S) Bachelor Boy, 3 Texas Leaguer. 1 920. 3. Rafael Paco (1) 110; 0 (3 5) (1 Si 7520; P (51)26100 SECOND- Galdos Davalos (6) 1010. 340. 3 Solana Diaga (3) 340, lam Talon. S Wright Cruiser, 6 63 00 . p (53)102 30 980. 760. 100. 2 Uriarte Ovy (2) Q (IS) 6000. P (40)21040 SIXTH-I Uriarte-Diego (2)0.20 Karaman, 7. Merit. TWELFTH-I. Galdos Sarduy (S) 340.760. 3 Victor Goros (7)360.0 TENTH- 1. Mary Kale. 2 560. 200. 7 Mario Wally (I) 6.40 (26)3800, P (62)193 70; Big 0(15 7270,970. 360; 2 Mutilla Mandiola Travelin' Luck.) Rugged Randy, I S 20, 3. Solos Gas)) 11 (6) 150; Q (1 (7) 16 10, 5 00, 3 Aprasz Wally (3) Melody Sing. S Snazzy Time. 6 21 10 60. p (2 1) 89.10; 00 IS 2) with 2 61 181 00 THIRD- 1. Muhilla Ovy (6) 900 100.Q(S7)9740. P IS 7)21110. Big 101 10 Wayside Sutan (1$ with 571 all 5 23700; all 7 4 SEVENTH-I Solana Sarduy (6) 760. 140; 2 Solos Rodolfo (1) 670 ELEVENTH- I. Wright Gay. 7 13200 Rockin Lulu, 3. Prism Light, I W20, 1000. 770. 2. Orbe Egurbi (7) 100. 3 Orbe Lorenlo (5) 1.20; 0 II .,.." ........ Marshal (I) 310. 280; 3 Scotch Snip (Si 300. (7 (28) 1560; T (703) 151 60. 7 09.7 East W I GB 61 10 61S New York EIGHTH- I Sumter Beau Cleveland 57 51 11', (Culhanel (2) 380. 580. 260. 7. Baltimore 12 52 52 .S Santas Girl (1) 340. 240: 3. Mar19 55 171 13 Boston 1orette L Bar (5) 280: 0 (12) 520: 1 Detroit 4 55 444 15', 171512110. 2 08 46 54 151 17 Mil*k NINTH- 1 Freese (PhillipS) (5) W es t 020. 320. 740. 2 Chance Win (6) Kan City 612 1.3 40 240.220.3 Shawnee Win (5)7.70. (7 Oakland 55 52 .511 10 (56)860. T (565) 7720.211.2. Mrvesola 54 37 509 10', TENTH- 1 Honey Nugget 49 54 476 II Texas (ProvoSt) II) 1360, 100. 310. 7. 16 51 .142 11', Chicago Lady Dee Dee (6) 360. 1 40, 3 Chief 43, 11 60 Califor nia Byrd Time (7) 2 40. Q (16(15 70; 1 Wednesdays Results (167) 106 60.2.06.1 Milwaukee 1 2. New York i. Handle - 171.601. AClev ela nd 3. Baltimor e 0 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Boston 1. Detroit 1 - - 61 1920. P (6 1) 174.20. Terry I Berry. S Shaded Blue, o. 7200.560. 3 Nestor Elorri (I) 040. SECOND- I MY Big Wheel. 2. Damon. 3 WrightElite, I Trusting, Li DOTTED SWISS )o!Inger Should I tell him my age? I FORMERLY S).19 'rD 49yc JU,L IIC', C) IuIL'IiIIIJIiiS.J it. 'U)'FEI.l.OI( NOTTOTEI.I. l)KAIt 10: Tell him! if It will make a difference in his feelings for you, you're better iiIf knowing tow. For Abby's boililet. "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." wed II to Abigail Van Suree, 127 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Pl•ase enclose a hg, self-addressed, stamped USC) envelope. Hate to wrltr littert? Send II to Abigail Van Suren, 122 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 002)2, for Abby's booklet "Hew to Write Letters for All Occasions." Please enclose a long, seIl.addrcswd. slamped (30 cent) envelope. REG. LOW I.98Y0 ISCULPTURED I YARD DYES IJACQUARDS CREPE STITCH U7 VD D* . EKNITS NC c 89 60' WIDE .. M FABULOUS FABRICS AT ONE FABULOUS PRICE' YD DRESS, BLOUSE & SPORTSWEAR FABRICS 4 YARDS FOR $00 AC H WASH frf4 ' A POLYESTER ARNEL PRINTED POLYESTER & COTTON 60" PRINTED SUPER SUEDE DOUBLE KNITS THE iATEST FASHION 54'VilD€ EASY -CARE RAGE' $169 '(0 WASH N' WEAR FORMER DISCOUNT PRICE 31 98 $ 149 YD YD �7 r Get The Most 7.L. I. Area Director In Casselberry From ___ Prescription Dollarc. 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VWff C=L • . - ____ cm be taken *6 my idw ______ is Arrad" int *31s 7131111 Art WhCC L5 CP=j to 0 ==7 ..-..—. imbeChn On =eddnt can be PrvW we by the pwi..f is as taken vith foi Sme .—.=ail to eócaes can' t be takes then drqp as the __ d*y befor Cr &%ff ru zmlqeffan becanuie g acids by te ______ ir The if or 1 La6enp PLAIDS & SOLID COLORS Belt Loops or Beltless Styles WERE WERE WERE $2000 $2200 94 35 61 7 61 $1 5 $1 ALSO BIG REDUCTIONS ON All Suits , WERE WERE 09 $ 110 A4 1 it $6995 0 SANFORD PH 122-1111 Students y. if Women's the d icc • -: By Entering AJa arts drvtw. Ien Maz Rerd Pbde by 0b !'óbusés a- yt t3It1j if ow membm and cbaptm as a wtfl a berg progr= fcc pt of couztry. It promotesttree-C4r=Ore S$W ia tic nndersUndin g sdZiarshp emb yew to . of the V 6w Nazc7 will be the The SdrAwsksp Cof who under and wM keep = t== wit s a sctotarahip aTa2&bk for and chair. 06ff officiers tg of . ntiea. Nay will be of the Wen M the board cif j MCI ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT! in the -I OPEN FRI. NIGHTS Cremy Cheese Spread Fruit Dressing 40 large melon balls (cantaloupe, watermelon, crenshaw, honeydew or an assortment) Mint sprigs for decoration Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce. Chill in disposable plastic bag or plastic crisper. Cut ___ 5 aftj Maurine SHOE nightS_STORE ' on ac- e duty, or any woman - '&Lr, sauna 7 t'i cur4kted - -. p bonorable coo- dbow Iir*Ud frnm or Lem from the Undid FIRST ST., SANFORD PH.. 322-0204 206 E. -- .5 States Marine corps Wi Res,e, tC, Won schcjsg= if ___ membership form accompanied by Current dues, is eligible for lettuce head crosswise into four 1-inch rafts; cover with plastic wrap and chili Prepare Creamy Cheese Spread and Fruit Dressing; make melon balls. When ready to serve, spread each raft with Creamy Cheese Spread. Pile 10 melon balls in each raft. Serve with Fruit Dressing. Decorate with mint sprigs. Makes 4 servings. Me= Of Stitching I E rings Animals By us* rrA A'rx t. ar—ias on that r _____ number of my rea&rs page in Heritage To Life y __ The doubly effective. Par It 0 All at Competition will be in three grade groups: 5th & 6th. .7th, 8th, 9th . 10th, 11th, 12th. mary/es ther's 200 N. PARK SANFORD DIAL 322.2383 Bring In this ad and get one of the following items free In your class ring purchase: k. 22 James Michael Jctock, 2r. to 0 Any Of These Member Stores: SAVOIR FLARE Full length slips. - ieaturing six gores, in anti-cling Antron III. Great for new, fuller skirt fall - F - - - - •--- - ( - c-' All lengths, from the knee to the floor. just right for your new fall - - • Shorts • All Other Pajamas Stock 'Bathing Suits Fall including Fashions 'I 11 ; 11 35 - The good S eigI'bor elong RedCross The Good i Neighboi , "Your One Stop Store In Downtown San fore Look For Our - Gold Hat Specials % Off lO Off GREAT STYLES FOR BACK-TO-SCH littli wan1rob ffc and country and a 'tew of lAis Vegas with the American flag in the background. Thirteen-year-old Joseph \toosmueller's 'Inhabitant of Indu.strial Pittsburgh" shows a green-face(1 %oman who looks as it she needs it long vacation in the country. Cowboys and Indians are another favorite theme viousi', one effect of American television. Indian tepees in front of an endless line of skyscrapers was 11. year - old 'ihomnas GrabIIieyers entry. Gerald nirtilechner. 13. picked another favored bit of ,iiierieana his drawing hows two long and lean cInys relaxing "In Front of 16 I Magnolia Ma spoonful of cooked mixture into yolk, then combine with remaining hot mixture. Stir over low heat a minute or two. Remove from heat and stir in 2 tablespoons each sugar and lime juice, one-half teaspoon each chopped mint (or dry mint flakes) and grated time peel. Cool, then blend in one-half cup real mayonnaise. Makes about one and three-fourth cups dressing. Sanf ord Auto Parts INAPA) 4NAPA /100 UT For all your lingerie needs... skin and slice fruit Into crescents. Peel and slice SINCE 1945 - Cordinat, . ...with matching bras and panties rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce. Chill In disposable plastic bag or plastic crisper. Combine oil, lemon juice, mustard and seasonings in — SUNSHINE STATE - Off 45% I rt - Core, ARRIVE AUVEJ I I- wardrobe. Downtown Sanford 2I0E.First ' . Summer Dresses) Leisure Suits I Bucks Magnolia Branch Emporium, Capps Men's Store, Celery City Printing, Carrofis Furnl.&cr,, Garrett',, Knight's Shoe Store, Kid.. Dept. Store, Mary-Esther, McCrrys, Marl, Norman. Jeweler, Manuel Jacobsin Miledy's Fabrics, P.kins Mm's St.rc, Powell's Office Supply, RoJ.y, Sanford Auto parts, Sanford Jewelry £ Luggage, Sanford Shoe Center, Sréjrik Glass £ Paint, Sweeney's Offica Supply, Tutdø Drug Store World Imports. Gifts By Nan. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY: AUG. 27, W78 I -Your birthstone Initial inlaid in stone Full name inring Firebursi stone 'Initial under stone I! / Half slips in Antron lii anti-cling fabric. - FLORIDM _) -1 - crumbled ½ teaspoon coarse black pepper 2 tangerines 1 avocado 1 banana - Melon Balls, iceberg lettuce make refeshing salad Come In and help us celebrate - - avocado; discard seed and w NOW THROUGH AUGUST 14. fashions. They will be in the form of Gift Certificates, redeemable at any Sanford DBA Member Store. Pick Up Your Entry Forms At h. - !1 with.. Vanity Fair Prizes of '20°°, 10°° and '5°° will be given In each grade group. —ESSAY THEME— "What School Will Mean To Me This Year" - Mascot under stone ESSAY CONTEST ANTIPASTO FRUIT SALAD 1 head Iceberg lettuce ½ cup salad oil ¼ cup lemon juice 1 tablespoon prepared mustard ½ teaspoon salt V* teaspoon savory, jar; cover and shake well. section Halve ASIIING'i'ON IAPI Orphan Annie eyes, one arm Nine-year-old Claudia Schmtd jauntily poised on her hip, sees the United States as a shile the other holds aloft a series of multicolored torch tilled with colorful skyscrapers. Christa 'anstreamers. iara, 14, sees a bu.sload of 'Ihirken-ycar-old I)ieter camera-laden sightseers \ iiiimiier's entry shows busily photographing a ( hicagn at sunset - with a itiodern-day Indian village structure bearing a strange Claudia and Christa are resemblance to the Golden tx)th Austrian schoolchildren. bridge Gate in the * Y heir views of life in America foreground. Llorst . 1 chappelire part of an exhibition of 76 web. 13, chose America's colpaintings and drawings "rtuI past as his subject. the created by Austrian panting is tailed "Abandoned schoolchildren as a bicuni ,kl l)ier's Town." tennial gift to the United big cities in general were a States favorite subject for the paintTitled how ho I See the ings. .1 hey show tlw city it C S A.!'. the exhibition is night, from the air, as a series being shown this sununer and of car - choked streets, with fall (luring a national tour people-filled buildings. two of being if ter officially the more unusual entries Presented to the American dealt with New York. One itevolution bicentennial shows the city burning: the Administration in Washingother depics skyscrapers ton with eyes instead of windows. Some of the portrayals are l'.iintings touch on many slightly offbeat. Katja Untersubjects. Ida Schwinger, 15, (-alle(I her entry. "l)reamland lui,'gauer, 9, depicts a broadly \liarii.i ' It show both cit's io Iin St;ttue of I .ibert w itl Take your pick from styles by Jerrie torrle and Alfred Werber. Also, coordinates by Dalton. Downtown Business Assn. BACK40nSCHOOL him he flew straight to my arm. I think he was glad to see me." Peel and tangerines. Creamy Cheese Spread: Beat 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese with 2 tablespoons each sugar and lime juice. Fruit Dressing: Combine 1 cup orange Juice, I tablespoon cornstarch, one-half teaspoon dry mustard and dash of salt in small saucepan. Cook and stir over moderate heat until mixture boils and thickens slightly. Lightly beat 1 egg yolk. Stir a OOL =Am-Aft =J Toddler to Size 14. 322-5651 210 E. First St. 323-4132 I lr.dm _ 115 W. FIRST ST. (I 4 a -,...A L.. I 1511 IV4 %nmr, dIiU III I IUUJIU - ' - look cured him, what 4ne looks Like. In fact, it adds. "Buzz has never seen another bothershim w hen any other The bird apparently enjoys buzzard, and has no idea of birds come near hi m," Hayes hIS master's company. "He'll come to me, Just like a dog. He banana. Place fruits in groups in shallow pan; pour dressing over. Cover closely and chill about 1 hour, basting fruit occaslonally. Tear enough lettuce Into bite-size pieces to yield 4 cups loosely packed; chill any remainder for use another time. Turn torn lettuce into thflow bowl or platter. Spoon fruits onto lettuce in concentric circles. Pour any remaining dressing over all. Makes about 6 servings. USA Seen Through Kids' Eyes A , Embrcdery"isatedgcat EEQ seem to be on —, wch, hi unlike the realistic Sea1 baTe written a animals, is stylized. He's Dint EEQ, the beg way to embroider com2etely cuthid in Stan (-. It's üictstit that yifre rvrr1j, eapecafly the small eyes, boowei, Ow In kx*irig f or a grips design stitch with anrrrials that are often used as Satin stitch and body worked in beczsae I cle'iy rrzibey acceatt in woodand pictzei or decorative Couched Trellis once, when I was desisjii a in a'rweldeSigm intended for top of the nose. You can see this stitch in two colorL E4-room chair seat with c*!kens rn& very clearly In my book. grape chteri I it was one of a akling a small ceatwe Heritage Embe1dery," wInch 1*ar Elsa, sd of frxflt deigns I I found the cme alive with needle and apagetamrnkJ My & oon u done in shades of perfect irnptrationinanadfor theend t easy but bow showi the stitch orectOm lavender to pie. I think a grape Jzce' Fruit and flower de4Mu1 when you flinab and Though there are many pillow embroide red with grapes designs can' often come fruri we a fawn, burro or wnall dog tedsqors for Long and &x,rt would be a lovely accent but I the pages of a current magnme SO ml it See= to want to stitches, my preference is to ne wei see a ready-made kit with or garden catalogue. Keep your spring out of the linen. For come up through the pre grape motifs andnone of the eyes open as you browse' ma1l a'n.th done in aewel stitch in a Split stitch, wtch dmzn xs lye fc4 are of EW yarn I'm a stick about using m2k,5 the fur look very fi I.ng and Mort stitches placed and fay. This is easiest to do n the direction of the hair when you're eznbeoideririg a igOwth on the annI Sat- smooth-haired animal and tc in all &recti using only a few tones. When terá to give a wild look to the you embroider spotted animals completed animal, or. Just as where an abrupt change of Ricky Lee Jcr.es, 841 Wolf Buttonwood Ave., WS, 77, bad, a matted lifeless apyou Tr., CS. 21, M de3e Denise Carolyn Jean Rice, same, 32 have to watch stitch direction Tatro, sane, 27 Bernard Meuse, Box 241, AS, If y stitches flow in the ca jifl Michael Capps, 718 Meadow ii, Kathy Patricia Qe-tis, Box direction of growth, they help The sue of the stitcbm has a Ave, 19, April Castle J4cLeIlon, 31,, Cberton, Vs. 19 make the anfrniI look real by direct effect on texture. Fine, Box 743 Drienta Dr. AS, 11 Arthur Ray Lithe, Rt 1 Box reproducing nature's tiny French Knots successf,1Hy 176, 61, Mary Veronica Joseph Elliott, Rt 1 Box thoughtful arrangent that cons-ey the softness of a lamb, 199, Bowan. helps live creatures deflect while bigger, deeper stitches 41 Kathleen Collins. 5 7 N iville, NY, 58 Semoran 35 wind and raw. In the case if areneeded for the thaw Juan Jin'berg, 608 E Hwy 436, Roderick Mark MacdDnaK 6 most animals, this means the of a ram. For the latter you'd Susanna Meita Petrthi, B v embroidery sild start at the also want to use do Dr. , strands Sifl. 77 Kathleen Corbett. 802 of wool. MakeSM to place the eyes, Southwest Dr., ( 19 mouth and nose of your animal Kenneth Michael Woodall, R cctJyAflwj the hit0 I Box 1)9)1, V. Susan Ray show through your stitches in Hogan, 51 E. Semoran, Fern A TOTAL OF NINE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN £ - if or =dvldul W*Zd or - BETTER HURRY Marine Axy woman w ir forifa theta. it cGprrazas with any You can win Prizes Worth $$$ I, - ,i 1 Marriage Applications $7495 204 E. F I RST ST. boat 76 0 ON NAME BRAND SHOES. MANY CHILDREN'S STYLES SUITABLE FOR BACK- TO- SCHOOL tZ(. M if a. w ps CC PY LI mn ON ben for the ' çy and n:ccmproinzg Joy *C Nayi. a=ozg Areaz pI kyaky a he' s lifter c=Woeting 0 r Needle S L A C K S IW I ti4 if a4 ai- I OF UGHT WEIGHT the rodtea the StflT STC.CK if kmvs but the ___ i ENTIRE He as to faaff the assi;cacm ________ , iaiA LIq4u P --' a.— - ___ LF SAVE U P TO ___ - F- Ne7w take a dm is be .w. Blat ót =we ( - l• yu rx wd jt( L3k1 ó C35111107 v* 11 ~ - STILL AVAILABLE AT KNIGHT'S fir Mannen de an appointment for his pet. examined one. He had to Most people wi th pe t "W he n I told the vet I had a sick cons tAP) ul t several books before he birds are happy with a para- buzzard, he said he'd never treated the buzzard, but he keet, but Wallace Hayes says nothing beats a buzzard. "When I ask the butcher for meat scraps for my pet buzzard, he just smiles, like he 'oesn't believe me," says Hayes, whose pet is actually a turkey vulture, commonly called a buzzard, By AILEEN CLAIRE Hayes, an employe of R.J. Herald Services Reynolds Tobacco Co. here, became the owner of "Bun" by Crisp lettuce and melon accident, He found the baby balls topped with a special buzzard a year ago abandoned fruit dressing or cheese in an old barn. Hayes carried spread blend well with hebirdhomeandcaredforit, those final flings at outdoor 'NoWhe thinks I'm his daddy," barbecuing of beef or he explains. poultry. For dieters, melon iiayes recently surprised a balls on-a-raft or an anveterinarian by calling to make tipasto fruit salad prove a filling entree by themselves while the less weight-conscious indulge in higher calorie foods. MELON BALLS ON-A-RAFT 1 head iceberg lettuce - SHOES facurIL- Thursday, Aug. 5, tfl-3B Fo rget I t ! Nothi ng Be ats! , A B WINSTON-SALEM, W.0 SELECTK)N ' • N.c7's Pa ____ I3J(' By we atilit to plan Nza1 C- tfiPL am jjlIIILi20L 1. SO4-PI - AJVA=CM at 12e E--.eji ' be a. a drecz of t.be pout I @a yw = be amm Cy 6w a c==entei& 4 NL7 L iiier szoare wdia q akigi a cwt lew tkas ttidsi. partczjar! auagt a gee targe fir s. tçzi 5iin - — a M& mom 2M a mm zwkwEry R ma * ;- I1DA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - DOWNTOWN SANFORD the Saloon." The exhibit was Initiated to reflect Austria's gratitude for American help received since the end of World War II and is being sponsored by SOS-Kinderdori International, a worldwide childcare organization. with the cooperation of the Au.stnan federal government. More than 5,000 paintings were produced by Austrian elementary and high school students. The best 76 were selected by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, a noted Viennese painter, and will be shown in a series of exhibits throughout the year in Washington, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and New York. In spite of his loyalty to Hayes, Buzz strays from home once in a while. Diners at a neighborhood cafe once discovered the buzzard scouting the premises. "I'm afraid it made people wonder about the food at the cafe," Hayes says. Ga ! W Puts natural leather and interl acing on solid fashion round! Stylish enough for dress, sturdy enough for play - the perfect shoe for back./ to-school. Buzz was also responsible for creating a local landmark. He once spent the day perched on a gas station, peering down at customers. Now townspeople refer to the station as "Binzard's Roost." Hayes' wife, Peggy, says it took her about six months to adjust to the adopted pet. "It's strange to have a bird that can easily eat a pound of liver,and will also eat the carton if you don't take it away in time," she BANDANA B and MOw i..i iie says. Generally the buzzard amuses himself by hunting salamanders, turning over his Water bucket or untying shoelaces. But occasionally he annoys the family by pulling all the clothes off the clothesline or knocking flower pots to the ground. D widths Jump jug-Jacks - bo.n pnl.ci. flw, ,ho,.0 Blaw 'I,,' *.,- SUn fçd "' H EMPiR "It sure would be easier if I had a parakeet," Hayes admits. after all, But I like Buzz he's the only pet I've got." 224 E. FIRST ST. - 322-3701 Distinctive Looks or the man-about campus Update your image this season on and off campus. '{ . Select impeccable fashions from our fall collection ... - you'll be looking for Vested and Casuals. THE SPOILER I i FREE ALTERATIONS Downtown Sanford 205 W FIRST ST 322.6511 Your BankAmericard and Master Charge Welcome �- - : - - - -4 4 1-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Aug. 5. D7 TEL EVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Nelson end Fred Berry stai Thursday -1 1:00 ttislowweeksuflnersert (2) (12) TOMORROW 3 MOVIE:"Profieogier- Evening 6 (3) (1) 600 CE (12) NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR .ij zoo 8 CONSUMER SURVAL KIT 1:30 MY FAVORITE MAflTl 630 12) (12) NBCNEWS CE CI) cas NEWS I I DREAM OF JEANNIE I7J ANTIQUES CI) ABC NEWS 4 zoou 3 RINTINTIN seeks the BRADYBuNCii 1) ZOOM CE) HAPPY DAYS(R) 11:50 It PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY Morning 600 (4) (Mon.. Wed., Fri.) SUM. MER SEMESTER l'heGreat Transition: Alternatives for the 21st Century." (Tues.) CRACKERBARREL (Thut-s.) OF WOMEN AND MEN CE)STREETSOFSANFRAN. CISCO: LL Sbne and Keller try to fmd theonlywitnessba shooting, and discover Uthe USed a false name, that o a doctor who has been dead for a ncrtöer of years. 10:00 (4) IN CONCERT: PII4 WilIie'ris. 7:30 (2) TREASURE HUNT HOU.YW000SQUARES C[) WONDERFUl... WORLD OF MAGIC HOGAN'S HEROES Jones 'esk) a con'Iex bank mid scheme. (R) NEWS HARRY 0: A men enlists the helr of Orwell and a cmi lost when his wealthy uncle Is murdered, (A) 3t 700 CLUB 1O'.3O It ALAN BURKE SHOW 11:00 CE (4) CE CI) (12) NEWS It WILD.WJLDWEST fl'.3O -CE TONIG orni. Ilfestyfewtthspawned thesL%lln'soundsosurxessf14. tYinttoducedbythisgrotçl5 yearsago. CE CI) THE WALTONS: A man offers JoIr-Boy a car in exchange a roof repab. (A) on the riostak,,.a o'aze for the 3De, starTing a k)441 P1Vt5 eye hero I EVENING AT POPS CI) WELCOME BACK, KOTTEA: Kottee (Gabe Kaplan) tandy becomes invived in a not 1969(R) J) MARY HARTMAN, MARY TMAN holds an election fo dsss leader and winds 42 in trotAle at home (A) 8:30 CE MYSTERY MOVIE: "Man12.00 (1) WiLD, WILD WEST It ThE UNTOUCHABLES 1) ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 12:30 HAPPENING? Comedy series about thcee high school boys ii a m,dcSe class black neighborhood Ernest Thomas, Haywood CE WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: n." Afternoon 12:00 (2) Ci) NEWS (4) (4) YOUNG AND REST. LESS It LOCK HOt.MES (Tues) EVE NING AT (Wed.) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS (Thurs.) NOVA (Fri.) BOQ$( BEAT BIG VALlEY 12:30 (4) PASTOR'S STUDY (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 1) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (I) SUNRISE JUBIL.EE 6:35 (4) FARM AND HOME 6:38 (12) LIVING WORDS 6:43 (12) HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 CE (Mon. through 'fls) DUCK, DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) MAX 8. NIMBLE W FUN FACTORY CI) DAILY WORD 6:30 CE (Fri. only) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 3 cas MoviE: Riot. G Jm DUflP absence of w wardenoSastatopes'tentj,y. convict Writates a guard and iS tak to isO nbodi, reherelt,ic- CBS NEWS IN EDUCATION (Fri.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL CE It MOVIE. Ban)on." Robert Forster, Darien McGavin. 1971. 'TVPdotlilpitaiizing 11:55 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 (I) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 (2) (Mon.) WITH 'THIS RING (Tues., Ths) I DREAM OF CI) BJt'4ABY JONES: TracIfl a witness ban apparently 8:00 (2) (12) ThE BEACH BOYS: Hour spedal featuring o of the nation's top pop music touring bandsonandoff stage including Concert appearances: wHArs ot 1.) MASTERPIECE ThEA. TEA (A) CIJUNTAMEDWORLD (12) BONANZA (A) 8 PROJECT 24 3 STAR TREK CI) Friday (k-I 'THE GONG SHOW CE (I) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW It LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (1) ALLMYCHILDREN 8 (Fri.) ROMAGNOL,'S TABLE 12:55 Cl) ( N NBC NEWS 100 SOMERSET Cl) ( 6:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:58 (12) PAUL HARVEY 7:00 (4) MIDOAY (1) NEWS I (Mon.) JENNIE (Tues.) Cl) (12) TODAY (LOCal I'*W5 7:25 and 8:25) at cBs (4) CI) NEWS: (7:30,5 min. local news, Ch. 4). It POPEVE AND FRIENDS .17) SESAME STREET CE G000MORNINGAJ,IER. ICA 8:00 C4J CI) A PTA I N It COMMUNrTYCIntF lIP THE LIFE OFLEONARDODA VINCI (Wed.) MOVIE: "Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler." (Thuri.) AT ThE TOP (Fri.) OL\'PAPLID CE) RYAN'S HOPE 8 MOVIES: (Mon.) "Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler." (Tues.) "Deep Waters." D Andrew Jean Peters, (Wed.) F'tfty Roads to Town." Ann Sothe,n. Don Ameche. (Thure.)"HumanJon"(1,, ,,,, -' PORT 8-30 It FRAN CARLTON ERCISE SHOW 111 (Mon.) WORLD PRESS "ban Of Ih Oz.atlti." JUdy Canova. Joe E. Brown. MOVIE: (Mon) "FIinJ',t Nurse," Joan Leslie, Forrest udIef.(Tue$.) "Deep Wa. ed.) NIGHT CATHOUSE THURSDAY S:3O'7:77.:i (Iflurs.) CONSULTATION (Fn.) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 900 CE PHIL DONANUE snow CI) GAMBIT CI) MIKE DOUGL.AS SHOW It (Mon.)LIFEIN'rHESPIR. IT (Tue.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN UVING (Wed) THE ROCK (Thuts.) MANNA (Fri.) THE BIL IFEEDBACK (I) MOVIE:(Monj"Thnnm,. -.-- I ,L ' - #- - ' 1T1 -, . :. 10-00 SANFORDANDSON 2) ( CE CE 7) 8 PRICE IS RIGHT SESAME STREET (A) 10:30 N• BLYThE YUL BNE Show TimeE NN .-' $1 Hove MON..FRI. TI4UTfl II I? ' time penod 8 Ifues.) ThE MEN WHO MADE ThE MOVIES (mirs) JENNIE (R) (Fri.) NOVA (A) 'n'RFD 300 CE ANOTHER WORLD (3) (1) AU,IPITHEF,aJ,ltLy (.1) GENERAL HOSPITAL TENNESSEE TUXEDO 3:15 CE GENERAL HOSPITAL tw time pero an length. 310 Cl) TUNE WHEEL OF FOR- MATCHOAMEPt.. oled Thuts on Ch 4, ie_loW. ROCKY UNDERDOG AND FRIENDS, LAST THE osoovi TUBE HITS £ THE BOOS TUBS 'II - ff E1 CI) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 3 700 CLUB 11 00 SAT.$UN 2:1S'J:SI I (Mon.) REMEMBERS (R) CE ONE LIFE TO LIVE: New 700 CLUB PL ILR 2:00 WI the Blue Room." Grace MCDoneId, Donald Cook (Fri.) PIowof Death." LChaney, Brenda Joycde. (BW) 1945. (1 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (4) It WTANA PG TURNS CE FAMIt_y FEUD $20,000 PYRAMID 2.30 ICE THE DOCTORS CE) THEGUIDINGLIGHT I (Wed )LOWELlTHO 9.30 N -: __'-i._ -i -r WHAT WOULDN'T ONE DO TO STAY ALIVEI iieiinInIrI UITIYL A BREATHTAKING TRUE STORY.... - - SHOWTIMES _______________________ 301)2 - 00 _____________ BURT REYNOLDS IN _____________________________________ "THE LONGEST YARD' _ a Ln (Thw) "l-4tsian Gary PeSerrJl Corners. (Fri.) Joan of Ozarits JUdy Canove, Jo E. Brown, 1:30 CE c12 DAYSOFOURLIVES CI) Ci) AS THE WORLD Canary." Noah Berry, Jr., Lois 'Cother, (B3W) 1945. (Wed.) 'e Man o cned won." Laws Stone, Tom Brown. (B& 19. (m-) "Murder ' ouern, ftj (8,&W)1 932. (Tues.) 'Crwneon m. Bons K,Z3thatin -. euui FIRING LINE (TUeS)NOVAIThU,IIAUFR. - . ICAN INDIAN ARTISTS.''. (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS ...-.' " it 'i,", ', Roar i ' P*IISWAPS$OP&FtIAMAIKIT ____________________________________________________________ - CAM 1PM f_suiwvS ___________________________________________________________________ NOTICEOFACTION TO: SAMUEL A. RUSHTON Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tnataComplajnttoenforc,amo,or vehicle lien has been filed against 5:00 you, and you are required to serve a (1) ADAM 12 cOpy ci your answer or pleading to CE GILLIGAN'S ISLAND the Plaintiff's attorney, H. JAY (B&W) STEVENS. ESQuIRE. 19 North Orange Avenue, Orlando. Florida. 5:30 32601.andfiletheoriglnalansweror — (2) NEWS pleading In the Office of the Clerk of ___________________________ CE lOGAN'S HEROES the Circuit Court for Seminole -------------CI) BEVERLYHflIBIIJJES County. Florida. on or before the 4Personals 18—Help Wanted . ---------lllhdayofAugust,l976Ify,f10 ____ _____________________________ do so. a iudgment by default will be ___________ taken against you for the relief ARE YOJ TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2027 for "We Care" demanded in the petition. hThriYi5'JJl Legal Notice ________________________________ "Hotlln,," Adu!ts or Teens, DAT ED thu 26th day Ci' July. 1976 _______________________ lSeal) FICTITIOUS NAME - )'Ot R lIT 1! L II.E .1((,')" FACED WTH A DRINKING ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. NotIce is hereby given that I am P OBLEM Clerk of the Circuit Court GAL FRIDAY- Li9ht typing & engaged in business at P.O Box a3s Perhaln AlcoholIc Anonymous By: Martha T. Vihlen bookkeeping Oviedo, Seminole Couttty, FlorIda Can Help Deputy Clerk BOOKKEEPER- Must know NCR underthefuctitiousnameof ACTION Call 123-ha; H JAY STEVENS. ESQUIRE 33 machine Write P.O. BOx 1213 ENTERPRISES. andthat I intend to Attorney for the Plaintiff _________________________________ SECRETARY - BOOKKEEPING-, register said name with the Clerk of 5au1'd, Florida 32711 19 North Orange Avenue ExperIenced in rental th* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Orlando, Florida 32101 SALES REPSImmediate Florida in accordanc, with the (305) 422 6125 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 'S openings proviSionS of the Fictifiou Name Publish: July 29, Aug. S. 12, 19, 1916 IN YOUR FAMILY? MECHANIC- Experienced in front DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication 5undaj... Noon Friday Florida Statutes i,si. Sig Robert G. Lamour,ux Publish Aug. 5, 12, 19. 26, 1976 DEC21 ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CASE NO. 76-43,.CA.4.E lx R the MarrIage of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jean E. Wilke Deputy Clerk Pubiili July 29. Aug 5. 12. 19, 1976 DEB 131 ____________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number PR 74-Zl$-CP Divi4 In RO: Estate of DOROTHY FLETCHER COCHRAN Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION io ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of th, estate of Dorothy Fletcher Cochran, deceased. File Number PR 72l$ CP. is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address Of which i Seminole County Cour trious,, Sanford, FlOridC 32771. The isJamqsC Noice.whos.aodressis I'll Pinetree Road, Winter Park. FlorIdC. IPie name and address Of Pie perl representafiye's ltorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Of the atiove court a written slatement of any claim or demand they may have Eachclalm mustbein writing and must indiate the basis far the __________________________ . electing one supervis (or Said District for a term of three years, at which election every acreof land in the District shall represent one share and each owner Wall be en titled to vOte In person, or by proxy in writing duly Signed, for every acr,of land owned by film in Such Oistrjct. guardians may represent their wards, executors and ad ministrator, may 'cpres,nt estates of deceased persons, a prIvate corporations may be represented by their officers or duly authorized agents The owners ci a malority the acreage of such DIstrIct shall be and Ic transact such other businesi as may come before the meeting, Dat.j this 77th day of July, AD. Whl*r. Jr. Chairman 5• Thomas G. 5: James 0 Colbert As the Board Supervisors of Slava Drainage Dtrict of Seminole Counfy, Florida PubIl: July 79. Aug 5. 1974 DEB.133 5, e. - -Big T Tire & Wheel Service looking - -- --or experienced Front End 30-Apartments Unfurnished llgnmenl man Also minor mechanical work. Must have toots Good Opportunity for right DUPLEX - Furn,i,ed or un furnished Ideal location man 5050 commiSsion Call for Reasonable rent 365 3721 appointment 321 0920 _______ '- " IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76'1l43CA-oE Iii R the Marriage Of MABLE DORIS GLASS, Petitioner, __ d CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS, _ Respondent AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS 4i Friendsisip Road CLINTON, MARYLAND 20733 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that MABLE DORIS GLASS filedaPetitioninfheCircuitCo,a.,of Seminole County, Florida for DlssoluIonofMarriage,and,,ar, requlr to serve a copy ot your hAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST MAS - and the money to pay for it Start now -- selling beautiful products- Make beautiful money - Call 6113079 for information • Management opportunity available Fr personal interview call 373 -LIVE IN- Mature, good home, salary, permanent Private room & bath with 2 adults Driver's license, nursing experience, 322 7991 ____________________ .7l*1a,riner9s Forrest in 2521 Park Or, REALTOR 372 9281 322 399) ______ 6671cr 3?) SItSI ioirsr i TAFFER REALTY - ,'ai LaryeILorm. I ,jFurnished or UnlurnishedH ti •CLUB ROOM POOL Uj j U. REALTORS 20125th51 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE .. - _______ - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-I B P. I bath, cenrat heal & air, 518.0(0 I flR. 7 baths, central air & 7 car garage, exceptional 517.900 678 3091 2 BR. I bath. 515,500 MULLET LAKE PARK- 2 BR, I bath, concrete block Canal front lot 540,000 Multiple Listing Service ' - NO DEPOSIT fl Peg Real Estate Broker 1103 E 25th St 322 6655 - - '..:' APARTMENTS , 1114 7 story frame, 5l HATB1LL AREA- 2 BR trailer & cabin combination. on Canal, Completely turn $11,030 0c5 4 CR. 519.500 NO LEASE I 14 I' 2 B. 531.500 REQUIRED Highway u.n Sanford I OR. Hal Colbert Realty 323-1832 I 2 B. $72,750 EVES 327 1587 or 327 06)2 3 UP, 2 B, new 523.500 3238670or83l.9777 Charming older 3 BR. extra large beautiful tree shaded yard Large picture window, fireplace Estate s-ale. 125.O(0 Harold Hall Really, Realtor, 323 5771 3 tIll l' B. tarn rrn 525.030 I ii. i Acres, S.JJ.YW 3 UP. I' -1 B. lakefront, 532,500 SANFORD. charming older home on double lot in bautiIuI neigh. borhood 3 BR. 2 baths. lireplace, family room. big screened porch, extra den or office Mature land scaping I Yr home warranty Asking 531,500 Call PhylliS Capponi. Realtor Ass-oc After Hrs 831 1723 S BR. take, extras 159.750 - 1 ISP. Iakfrnt - Splil level. $100,000 POPULAR TERMS Wm. H. Stemper - Realtor SOUTH 1919 S French 322 1991 Ee$ 1?? 1496, 3)2 1164. 32'? 1984 _______ I ''''''''''' - FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS, 83) 5253 ________________________ eneva IGardes Sanford's newest residential nt'ighhorh.od New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes $ FROM i . it yOu desire to buy or Sell real estale, stop in and see me WALTER B STEELE REG REAL ESTATE BROKER Your Business is Appreciated" 11u tdoi'th Palmetto Aye Office 321 016.-I Eves 322 0949 Luxury Patio Apartments 25,000 Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apti. VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA fIR. Ii, baths, carpeted, living rm - dining mm . large hilChCfl. enlral heat & air. $21,000 373 8537 Quiet. One Story _____________________ 1.fr . Kitchen Equipped Conventional-5% Down Adult-Family , 1 One Bedroom From Homes ready for your inspeCtiOn and immediate occupancy I I I 135 I SanfordAve.,48locksSouthofAlrportBlvd. "I --I3U VT. bTIl )T. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT i 322 2118 Alter Hr 322 06.48 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't wOrk there wouldn't be any. Real Estate ______________ - REALTORS JIM HU NT R EA LI tlew Smyrna Luxury 2 BR, 2 balh ocean fronl townhouse. corn PICtely turnished. pool, summer 5)95 wk After Labor Day, 51)5 wk Call 372 2037 or 377 1866 Securty _ I__ .,. Sanford, Fla. Bralley Odham-323-4670 BUILDERDEVELOPER _________________________________________________ ProIesxioniIt' Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7111. Sanford Sanford— (Sanora), 52,500 down, $310 mo.. 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den. Fenced, 135,300. 323 5302. 3 BR, 1½ baths, central air I heat, carpeted. eat-in kitchen, closets galore, enclosed garage, fenced back, close in. Assumable 7t,3 pct mortgage, $13665 PITI. Owner anxious. $26.500. For rent: 2 BR with family room, 2401 WillOw, $173. $100 dep, BATEMAN REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 2635 S. Sanford Ave. 321 0759 eves. 372-76a3 SPANISH STUCCO Striking California Contemporary on corner tot with pine trees, cedar shade shingles. cathedral roof, unusual Split design wilh gracious foyer 8. garden area off each room 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, many exlras. Only $29,900, Way belowappraised value. Call today Cliff Jordan. Realtor 8316222 No quallfying 1995 dn, spacious, 3 BR, 2 bath, den, fruit trees, heat, air. 5359 mo. 323 6345 JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305322 1591 Days and After Hours Like new home, Zoned commercial Ideal office, $21,500. Harold Hall Realty. Realtor, 323.5771. By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 oath home in Sanford, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, separate dining room, t6'x16' family room. garage, large fenced yard, beautiful shade trees, 16'ntO' workshop or Outside game room. 55.000 equity and assume loan, Phone 371 0503. Twenty West Are- Beautiful 3 bedroom, P a bath, central heat. carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator-, 122.500. saco down, it VA nothing down. KULP REALTY. 3fl 7335 QUIET AREA 23 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and arge fenced back yard Approx 52.000 down, 5155 month Price $21,500 Ov'rer. rzj 0522. ST. JOHN'. REALTY CO. BROKERS Days--322 6123 f-lightS- 322 2352 ____________________________ _________________________________ _______________ _______ 'lippland • P. ' I:- . -. - - - - - Park "'WA' 314 Bedroom 2 Bath Mode Is - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 43—Lots-Acreage lippland Park Homes By g uI New Listing '1[''i:.,,.,'" irii Inc CONSTRUCTION W 25th Sanford. FIa the first to sec this neat, clean 3 SR home on large shaded lot amily room, and other extras .0w. lOw pr ice Only 517.500 Call Selly Flat-nm. Realtor Associate ' :) ____________ __________________ _____________________ fi CaIIBart For AppoIntment Call 305.322.3103 _________________________________________________________________ REAL ESTAIE - DELAND IS Acret. S mn from dOwnti Zoned IYOtlill home Sub division $110,000 casti LAKE BETHEL - ',Milelake& canai frt. 50 Acres 5150,000. Fantastic terms 64.4 LII or 617 lIlt SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP .REALTORS Merchandise 50—Miscellaneous for Sale reconditioned auto nitrer es slJ95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave i-,,r,iitCCc1 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Covntcr tops Sinks Installation available Bud CabeIl 372 $057 anytime 377 14'l - Need home for year old male Labrador, weight 70 lbs. 3230621, ask for Debra Geiger. Black & White kittens need home. 303 Plum Tree Court in Hidden Lake AI(C Doberman puppies, large & heallhy. $75 Male & Female. 372 76*2. - _.-_ 79—Trucks-Trailers — _____________ 1911 Chevrolet 1-wheel drive ' -a ton pick up truck, automatic hub. 52200 327 1532 or 322 5771 eves - - 1973 Buick Century, air, Power ' Steering. AM FM radio, low miles 3236596 ________________________________ Two Paint horses, I large spirited, I Small with tack. gentle Reasonable 373 5.483 ________________________________ 1911 Dodge Swinger, power, air. automatic. V S. original owner Excel Corid 8620525 Colctspot Refrigerator Freezer. good condition. 515 322 7121 between 9 a m and 2 p m Thermador Electric Wall Oven Porcelain Interior, $25 32) 0675 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLtANCES 323.0691 We have a large selection of bl3ck 1. white portable TV'S. $25 to $65. HERB'S TV, 1200 5. French. 3231731 54—Garage 66—Horses 67—Livestock-Poultry - Pigeons. plain & fanices. racing. homers, & show stock. 323 27)5 ____________________________ 68—Wanted to Buy ___________________________ PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pcI commission- Free Pick ups Auction. Saturdays 1 p m Sanford 3)2 2320 GARAGE SALE- ClothIng 8. Miic. 2 TV's. Sat. & Sun, 7 to 3. 2060 Thunderbird Trait, Maitland, CARPORTE SALE- Furniture, Plants, Antiques Thuri . Fri. & Sal 3906 Old Orlando Road, 337 2593 GARAGE SALE- Moving Sat & Sun 101 Piano, Freezer, Couch. Chairs. Camping equipment Bike, Garden Tools, - Fish lank. Socks 6. House 372 2192 2015 oronado Concourse, Sanford 55—Boats & Accessories 1972 El Carnino V I. automatic, power Steering. $1518, WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323 1Q10 1911 Ford Country Squire wagon: 1969 Mustang Fastback; 1961 Renault; 1946 Ford Camper Van. 319 3370. 1961 Dodge Dart, 2 dr. AT, Air. good condition, $600 cash Firm 372 053) after 5 pm Cash 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave. CLARK Wanted to buy used Office furniture Any Quantity, NOLL'S Cas-sel berry, Hwy 1792 5304206 Multi Family Carport SaleFriday. Sat.. Sun 140$ Court St. 10ff 20th 1 Melionville) Toys. Avon, Misc CARPORT SALE, Fri. 6. Sat. 10 .4 Clothes. Gun, Tools, Toys, Ap pliance's 7529 El Portal Dr , 323 2618 _________________ 1961 Olds 442. new tires, runs good, best offer. 323 5021 after 6 p . We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 323 9370 CARPORT SALE- Sat. Aug. 7,9 tll 110 Eastwood Court in Pine-crest 323-0661 1964 Chevrolet 2 door, good Iran sportatlon recent inspection, 323 5897 or 323 9432, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 arId '73 Models. Call 3238570 or 531 1605 Dealer) ____________________________ Sales CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 10—Swap & Trade '16 Plymouth Fury 4.door Will trade Lowery organ, like new with built in tape recorder & all rhythms, for compact car 372 25U sedan. New, air con. ditioned, power steering, radio, 2256 cyl. & 3-speed transmission. Many more SI4APSHOP.FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 2797 Phone 322 1216 71--Antiques extras. Stock No.,R6.S4. Priced to sell at $4326.65, We're Closing Out all 19761 1975 - -- -- Cars. So Come Several pieces of Antique Glass, & small antique furniture peces 322 8933 before 3 p m 16' Cabin Cruiser, 75 lip motor, & trailer $600 or best otter 373 2711 ROBSON MARINE 2926 Hwy 1792 322 5961 On Downt WE'RE DEALING NOWI 72—Auction Clark Chrysler-Plymouth You Name It. I Buy It Sanford Aucton 1200 French 32) 7310 485 Hwy 436 East Ca sse Iberry 831-7700 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Aluminum Siding , Pest Control your home with alum siding & toIfil syStem Also InteriOr, Exterior Plastering ROofing. Gutters 20 yrS Exp Plaster Patching 8. Simulated Eagle Siding Co 531 9563 Brick & Stone Specialty 372 7110 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home? Moving to an aparlment' Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring tast sale CALL 372 2611 - dEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Estrr6les-21i-lours THER-MO TEK,131 092 L__ Horn. Improvements C— C E SHEPHERD PainIng. Remouelinq General Repairs Call 323 UIS Roof Repairs, Carpentry. Painliig. Home Repairs. Gutlering. Cement work Free estimates 131 5662 Central Heat & Ar Conditioning For tree estimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS In SanIor 372 '''I Have some camping equipment yOu no longer us.' Sill It CII with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 1271611 or 331 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you Remodeling and Addit,ons Noobligaliors JOHNNY WALKER,3fl 4437 General Contractor Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work LicenSed, Bonded Free estimate 373 403* C&A BackHoe 4CL Plumbing I Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - formerly Harrieit's Beauty Nook I $19 E F inst. 377 1747 ART BPUWN PEST C 2562 Park Cr- ... 222 145.5 Insulation - ____________________________ 24 HOUR REPAIR SERVICE ReasonableRates Cash Bai5 32)01 i, STOP AND THINK A %SINUTF Classified Ads d.dn I 'r there OulUn i, Beauty Care WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY--SELL- TRADE 31l3lSE First SI 3225622 Conlemporery Sofa, leather look vinyl 5293 2 ear stools, $30; Folding bed. 39". 550 Girl's 3 'teed 2$" b.cycle 123. Ladies 12 D Bawling ball & bag. $10; St of dishes. $15. World Book En CycloPedias. 1.10 323 7713 after 3 Home Improvements 'i - I can cover Trash Hauled, Lawn Car, Hauling 372 7613 CATALOG OF BOOKS", Educational. Adventure. Adults, Jnd dozens more categories for evçryOne FREE for stamp from Intrap. Book Dept. EH, Warn, NC 21909 — EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Farm Wagons 52001 Up 323 20.31 or 322 Sta9afts'r S pm ii - OIlS FPEP4(4 .IuIIiIiiItt12 ,iTtritH_9UWIIT ___________________________ 1969 HOnda. CB 350, 9900 Miles, Excellent cond, 51390 322-3517. __________________________ 65—Pets-Supplies - - Chest Freezer, 20 cu. ft., Penneys7 yrs old. 5225. 3231216. 1SYP PHA FiNANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanforo. 323 5200 Kish Real Estate 321.0041 Motorcycle Insuranc, BLAIR AGENCY 37:3 3IOoor 377 7110 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'SFURNiTUE,)7'25111, Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink. 131-1311 MIS REALTORS Central Heating and Air ConditIoning CarpetIng for Rent Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show Qualily Cropped ears & shots, 5)50 to 5300 Terms 5710 . Prelly country Setting t2x63. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. SpaniSh design Partly furnished, air Ccndit,oner 51.500 322 9045. 322 7028 after 6 DEBARY - Beautiful 1 acre lots from 54.990 Only 190 down with low payments 647 1111 SACKEIT INVESTMENT CORP REALTORS RAVENPIA PARK- 3 BR. I bath. This home 5 tO years old, but has a new lease on life to in ilude New roof, carpet, sink, range and wall oven and many more desirable feature's 121.600 18—?i'iotorcycles 64—Equipment ,-,. -.. ,' I WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Lawn Mower Sales & Service-- 'We' Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Western Auto, 301W. First St., 312 Get some action With a Herald '103, classified a- We'll help you write Cfl ad that will bring a fast sale NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES ('Al 1 327 7611 Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. -- - . -_______________________ lemes OCEAN FRONT New Smyrna Beach, 75', 50' 6. 103' lots From 517.3(0 641 4081 SACKETI INVESTMENT CORP,. REALTORS LONGWOOD Lovely corner lot with large shade oak tree in tront Rack yard Stockade tenting Quiet neighborhc'od, convenient to ShOpping Good Cabincf Spec, in kilchen Pang., Refrigerator. Decorator wail paper Double carport. patio Metal storage shed Will sell FHA 3 BR, 2 bath, 529,900 - Hotpolnt Washers, 18 lb. capacity. Rig. 1.317 with trade. While they last, lust $215 with trade. DICK'S APPLIANCES 2017 S. French, 322-7651 53—TV- Radio-Stereo Longwood - Lakefront, I BR, 2 bath, central air, carpeted, garage, vacant 525.500 Adjoining Ikfrnt lot, also available. 617 5969 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' Managed - CLOSE OUT- New Low priced 3 BR, in beautifully shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yard. $21,500. Harold Hall Realty, Reattor, 32) 5774. 42—Mt - 52—Appliances MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 62—Lawn-Garden Singer with Zig-Zag, 14$. Singer with buttonhole attachmn,I S's. Singer Golden Touch-and Sew, $65 Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition, Singer's best ever. $265 with cabinet. TV'S front 549 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St. Downtown 322-9111 One of Singer's finest. Sold new for over 5100. Needs someoi to assume balance, $19050 or pay $1230 mo. Free home trial WIll take trade. Call Bill at 339 SO91 Den let _______- - _________________________ Lay-Away Machines * SINGER FUTURA * - CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. _______________________________ Any year thru 1976 models 1 days week Call ColleCt, 561 713) MOVING TO ALABAMA OviedO area, country home. Custom built, 2'a acres. I BR, 3 baths, office, 3)00 sq It , 3 mos old. 56.000 equity and as-sums moe tgage of $55,000- Appraised 5600(0 Owner, 365 6480 3222090 , — W. Garnett WhIte Want 1971 or older Dodge Dart; aISc will buy any make convertibles Phone 373 1050 - Repossession & 3 Bedroom, 1'S-, bath, Central heat & air, carpeting. ExcelInt dillon, $fl,SOO. 323 151$ Greene Inc. *3068)3 31A—Duplexes l.Jnfurnsr,x.rl IA.; l'-:' - DOUGLAS D MALCOLM. Huit,ónd Respondent NOTICEOFSUIT TO DOUGLAS C MALCOLM c o Jean Peters Route One Gladstone, VirginiaYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriagehasbeen filed against you, andyou are requiredtosv,• copy ci your written defenses. If any, to GENE R. STEPHENSON. STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND BEANE, P A , Attorneys for the Petitioner, an IC file the original with fh Clerk of the above stylec Court onor bffore August 11th. 1976, otheis., a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the petition for dissolution. WITNESSmy handand the%eal of this Court this 12th day of July, 1916 (Seal) Atjrthur H Beckwith. ,1Clerk of the Circuit court By. Mary Pd. Dirden Deputy Clerk PublIsh- July 15, 22. 39, Aug I91 DESM w. McIntosh of STENSTROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for Petltiorwr, whose address is Post IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OfficeBoxl33Q.Sanford,3222).onor 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND befOreAugus,1,fh. ll6,otheia FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, delautt and ultimate ludument will FLORIDA. be entered against you for the relief CASE NO J4'79CA *9-F demanded in the Petition. CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER crethior or his agent or attorney. __ WlTiartc -.. "Uric' FltdAf4r ilir - .,. "V eno iarolina on*ciai "-' "p-- ' ma inc amount claimed. If the NOTICE OF SHE RIFF'S SALE day of corporation. sea of ;aid Court On 11w claim snot yet due, the date when it 13th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that July, A,D 197* Plaintiff. will becr,qne due shall be stated If by virtue of hal certain Writ of 5' (SEAL) lt Claim is contIngent or Execution issued out of and under Arthur H Beckwitri, Jr. LEWIS 0 MAGNETTI and SAN talliquIdOted, the nature of thi un the seal of Use Circuit Court of Clerk of the CIrcuit Court DRA I MAGNETTI. hi wife, iedainty Sell be stated, If ne OrangeCounly,FlCiidaupfjfl By Cherry Key TravIs claim is secured, the Security shall judomerit rendered In the aforesaid Dfend.nts Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION b de5cri The clainsanl shall Court on the 19th day of May. AD. TO Lewis 0 Magnsttl and STEPISTROM DAVIS deliver sufficient copies of tfse 1916, In that certain case entitled, & MCINTOSH Sandra J Magnefti, claimtotheclerktoenablem,clerk Birmingham Oxygen Service. Inc. Post Office Box hiS wife 1330 to mail one copy to ea personal PlaIntIff, vs Anesthesia & 690 Jasmine Road Flagship Bank -Suite 22 repre'sentafiy, Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc., Cl5Wibffty. Florida Sanford, Florida 32111 All pursons interested inlh.est.t, Defendant, which atores.ai:J WrIt of Attorneys for YOU ARE NOTIFIED that art Petitioner to whom a copy of this NotIce of Execution W$5 delivered to me as PUblish July IS. 72, 29, Aug 5 976 action to fOrecloje a mortgage on Administralion has been mailed are Sherift of Seminole County, Florkta, the following properly in Seminole DEB requir, WITHIN THREE MON 1 andI iaveIeviedupont1w(olIng County, Florida THS FROM THE DATE OF THE described property Ownid by Lot 170 of QUEEN MIRROR FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Anasfpie & Respiratory Therapy SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE, foflleanvobjactjonsth,y Service. Inc., said property being CASSEI.BERRY, FLORIDA, CC NAMESTATUTE may have that Challenges the locat in Seminole County, Florida, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNcording to the plal Ipiereof as validity of the deendent's will, the more Particularly described as NOTICE is heret given that recorded In Ptat Book II. page so, ci qualifications of the personal followi. Under$Ign,, Pursuant to 11w Itte public ,eordi of Seminole representalive, or the venue or One 1976 Gran LeMans Pontiac "FlCtjtIO Name Statute," Chapter County, FInds iurttdiction of Ilse court, automobile, ID Pig. 2G35N6G101731 US.0. Florida Statutes, will register has been fileg against you ann you ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND being 3fored at Altamonfe Garage at with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, In are required to serve C COpy of your OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Ill Longwood Avenue. Altamonte and defenses if any, to it on for Seminole County. Florida, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Springa, Florida. UPOn receipt of proof ci the Roberl M Barnes, II. P A Date of the first publication of this and the undersigned as Sherff of publict Plaintiff's attorney, whose address o thit riolic,, tlS . Notice of Administration- July 79th, SemInole County. Florida, will at litIou name, to Mit. ALTAMONTE 'S 1311 Gulf Life Tower, 1970. Jackson .00AMoflthe20thdafofAfJgvI, MALL TICKET AGENCY under ville, Florida 32207. on or before James C. Noice Al) It1. after fcr sale and Sell tg which this party is engaged in Augusl 25th, 1976, and file the Ai Prs.ojal Reprsenta the highest bidder, toe css, sub(ecf business al 451 AItamont Avenue, original with the Clerk of this Court live of the Estate of to any and all exisfing Ielns, at the Attamont, Springs, FlOrida e'lher before Service on Plaintiff -s Dorothy Flelcfser Cochran Front West) Door of the Seminole attorney or immediately That the party interested in thereaff,r. Deceasett said COunty Courthouse In Sanford, Ofherw,s, a default will be entered busIness enl,rpqlw is as follOws: A ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL FIo4d4l, the above dascrben per. FlOridi corporation known you for the relief demanded REPRESENTATIVE: as K K social properly. ft lh Complaint or Pelillon. & P. TIcket $ervk,s, Inc Harold A. Ward III ThiI hid tale IS bling mad, t WITNESSmy hand and thesealof flatedat Orlando. Orarsgil, County of Wind.rle, satisfy ttw terms of said Writ of Florida, July this Court on July 19th, 1974 26th, 1976 '.ba'J & Wgodman, v.A, Execution. K.K IP. Ticket 250 Avere So, John E. Polk, Serykes. Inc. 1hur H Beckwilh, Jr WInter Park, Fl. 7'17$9 SherIff Clerk at hi Circuit Court By: John S. Kant, TefephiCi,q- 305 511 43)7 Seminole County, Fiorija By - Lillian T, Jenkins Prelidenf P,''sh J,,I 79, A, l.'A #2:'J 'a S l If Deputy Clerk PubiliA July79, Aug 3, %, 19, 197$ PUbl;jpi July 21. 29 Aij S 17 I t oB , nt.. n LAKE MARY-) BR home on I', acre waterfront SIC Large tree's, plenty of privacy 559,500 I BR Trailer Pacla, 58$Mo 372 1671) - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO 14-)I7.CA4.D lx Re: the Marriage of NANCY E MALCOLM, Wife Pefitioner WITT REALTY Reg Meal Estale Broker 321-0610 322 2718 323 7593 3220779 'Soo Ocean front Apt, 339 S Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call iç'rç ii ------ ' many extras. SOUTH SEMINOLE GOOD TERMS -- __________ 2565 Park NEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to Qualified buyers 3 BR. 1', baths, central heat, refurbished As low as 511.000. FISHERMEN CANOEIST Nice 2 BR. tree boal moorage. d-ScOunl at our marina 323 hOl or 3)7 *170 ____________________ Call Sanford's Sales Leader WYNNEWOOD- 3 BR, family room, range, retrig., large lot. Nice and clean. $20,500. 7 BR houSe trailer, furnished, with lights & water 322 5659 0 N T Pt L Y PENIAL AVAILABLE Color TV. A,r Cord Mad Serv QUALITY INtl NOR TN 11 SR .131. Lonawood 862 103 FIRST TIME ADVERTISED- 3 BR, I' a bath, with carpeting, eat In kitchen, fenced backyard, large utility bldg and plenty of citrus trees $21.000 REALTORS 34— N'obile Homes ---- - BR. turn apt , light5, water turn Adults Only, 595 322 2796 after 1 wk days JUST LISTED- Thusspacious3 BR, Ii baths, wIIh convertible 4th Bedroom Many extras, including family rm, screened porch, plus lots more. $43,000. BUY JUNK CAPS- from $10 to $40 Call 122 1624 after 1 pm. Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairs, tiling Cabinets, as is Cash and carry. NOLL'S Cassefberry. Il 97. 130 1706 I PlannIng a carport sale? Don' forget to advertIse It In the wan ads of The Herald. SewIng Machine LOOK-A HERE! 2 BR, I bath, frame home witS misc. turn. Drapes, kitchen equIpped, $11,250. I _____________________________ I'- Used' Office Furniture REPOSSESSED- 3 BR, brick. $100 down. $119.13 P1, I'-', pct. APR, 360 Mos. $15,500. I Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut CRANK CONIT.,REALTY REALTORS-I3O.404I - console, balance $79 80 or 6 payments of $1330. NATION. Eves. 323-3549 WIDE. 3)9 I07. Reduced for quick sale— By Owner, Sunland 3 BR, I bath, Pieat & air. si,,00. 319 537) ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Furnisried. 2 OR garage apt. Lake Golden, lake privileges. prefer retired couple No pets 3770271 ? . Lake Mary on 7' acres. -P'iv4te land 5)50 mo 3726219 La Ftjrn Apt - ______ _______________ 36—Resort Property 377 2714 ____________________ __________ __________________________ ______________ ________ LEASING AGENT - For apartment I complex in Sanford Saturdays 9 a ni to 6 p m and as needed Experience preferred. Send resume to P0 Isox 19)1 Lake M - Mary. _________________________ Fla 32716 Stenstrom Realty 322.2420 DYNAMIC PROPERTfES S V Hardwick, Broker Delfona. 666 6611 _______________________ Onp & 2 Rrdronm apartments, furniShed or unturnistied Newly redecoraled Come see 300 E Airport Blvd. Sanford, 3231360 _____________________ Rig Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St. 323.6061 or 323 0517 eves. F:. 77 — Autos Wanted Su—Househccids KULP DECORATORS 109W. 15f St. 377-2333 We Buy Furniture M. UNSWORIH REALTY BEAUTIFUL OAK SHADED- 3 Lots, on quiet Street, with lots of trees. 3 BR, I bath, frame home. 5I2,000 2 BR. central heat & air conditioning. garage, screened in Porch, 5185 per mo Thursday, Aug. 5, 97-5B ____________________________ Mr. Executive 33—Houses Furnished ______ BAMBOO COVE APTS - TERRIFIC BUY! I BR, 2 baths, in Loch Arbor. central heal & air, family room, loads of potential, 125.500. 7198 - - _______________________ lSlSParlrDr s/a 162 BR Mobie Homes Aduit - 41—Houses LEISURELY LIVING- In Deltona, 2 BR. I bath, close to all con veniences. Great for retired couple. $13,720. Accepting applications on 6 new town houSe homes, large 3 BR, 2'-, baths, carpet, central air, 2 car garage, format dining, plus private patio Water & lawn maintenance furnished $775 mc , and confidential interview send Sanford, adultS only Modern ' age, address. phone number and Studio, & I BR Air, carpet, etc . 599 per mo up 32380)9 past lOb record to P F tPay Hordee 32)6 Hargill Dr., Orlando, , FIa, 32606 or call 305 8918387 SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom - after 1pm trailer apis Adult & family park Weekly, 351$ Hwy 1792, Sanford ,,Help wanted, experienced 323 io , preferred No phone calls 5 A N FORD CAR P E I Lake Mary - clean & private, t LINOLEUM & TILE Il S. bedroom furnished apt. I mate, no Park. Sanford pets 377 7930 ____________________ AVON 41—Houses 2 BR home. unfurnithed $120 mc HALCOBLERTREALTY 323 1U2 Ev 322 1587 or 377 0612 --________ I retirement program For personal terminals SWITCHBOARD OPERATORs— .,ost & Found ___________________ Rotating shifts BARTENDERS — BARMAIDS LOST — Male light brown MACHINISTS- Experienced in Pekiiige, vicinity w. Illh St.. lathe & milling machine Sat.July3l REWARD3flg0r NIGHTAUDITOR-Experjencedln 323 4*61 1200 machine WORKING FORMEN- Knowledge LOST: Female Cocker, cream, long of bills of lading haired, "Flosiie". Near 15, & COSMETICIAN- Experienced Fr,ncfl. Reward. 32397ga air 5. LIVE -N HOUSEKEEPER-________________________ _______________ _________________________ Several positions SECRETARY- Must have thorCare _________________ ___________ lhand ,iuxis.c V SALE At public auction at 10.00 AM 3 Bedroom. I bath house In Sanford Fenced yard 6450563. 2 BR mobile hOmC, furnished, $110 mo Dueto businessexpansion in Central ApIs Unfurn 5ptio I & 2 BR, all electric. eat in kitchens Dish Florida area. we are fl*ding washer. shag carpet, air, plCnty .4 People to work for us If you're (loSf5 From $150 Extlovp diSSa?iSf,ed with your Present job are,'i Mgr 377 7113 or feel there is no future for you -_-and your family, we would like to 31—Apartments Furnished show you how you can make $200 per week. No investmen, no - - - .nsurance or door to door selling I BEDROOM We're a national company FURNIShED APAIITMENT ______________________ NOTICE OF MEETING OF LAN DOWNERS OF SLAV IA Sanford, Ffa. to settle DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF warehouseman's lien on the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, following Iotof household Qoods and TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF personal property belonging to SAID DISTRICT Tate Barkley. Edward Bellamy, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIhat Carol Cammarasana, Marie a nseeting of ttie owners of lands Hayman. Skip Hoyland, Frank slluited in SLAVIA DRAINAGE Johnson. and Linda Jowers DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE ADAMS TRANSFER COUNTY , FLORIDA.willbeheldjn & STORAGE, INC. the Memorial Building (former City 200 P4. Holly Ave Hall) In Oviedo, Florida, at ten Sanford, Fta 'lock AM, Ofl the 10th day f PUblish: July 29, Aug. 5, 1976 A fl lx7 •.-------,wpvrpuqg ' For families or friends of probtem MANAGER TRAINEE-.-- Several drinkers, positions For further information c.all 177 4567 WAITERS — WAITRESSES or write LEGAL SECRETARY- Will train Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. right person Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 32771. TYPIST - Some knowledge about ROBERT E. DAVIS, Husband. Petitioner. and CAMERON BROWN COMPANY. PHYLLIS M. DAVIS, Wife, Plaintiff, Respnent NOTICE TO DEFEND DAVID SIEGEL, et ux , ef al, Defendants THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: PHYLLIS M DAVIS NOTICE OF ACTION Residence- Unknown TO. DAVID SIEGEL and Last Known Mailing SHIRLEY H. SIEGEL, Address HIS WIFE 124 Anderson Court, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Apartment C All parties claimIng Interests by Orlando, Fl 32101 through, under or against DAVID -E SELL SUCCESScoD Brown BUSYBEECHILDCARE SIEGEL and SHIRLEY H. SIEGEL. 201 Csmmerclal ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 373 5)74 1121 Holly Ave. his wife, and to all parties having ________________________ or triat ROBERT E. DAVIS tias filed a Phone3fl 7510or322 0760 claiming to have any right, tifle or IF 5.100 $500 extra a month interests Petition in the Circuit Courf _____________________________ Interest you, then call 511 2056 for appt in the real property herein Seminole County, Florida. for described. 9 - Good 11'Ings to Eat --DisSolution of Marriag,,and you re _____________________ MANAGER TRAINEE- Must YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required to serve a copy of your that an action to foreclose a mar. willing to re locate ifl state of written defensei, if any, on PEAS, you pick, new patch. Black lgage on the following real property Florida Training program con eyes. Purple hull & Cucumbers THOMAS G. FREEMAN, ESQ. of In Seminole County, Florida: ducted in Sanford at local store On Pd. Oregon Ave., '- Mile N. SR FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK. whøe Lot II, Block 1, SHADOW HILL, lnteryle between I and I only 16. lust west of I I & I Ml W of address is Post Office Bo* 70. according to the put 2431 S. French Ave., Paylcts Sanford. 327 3910. thereof as Ailamon$e Springs, Florida 37701. recorded in Plat Book 17. Pages Shoes 6). Attorneys for Pet Itioner. and file the __________________________ 62 and 63, PublIc Records of original of Zipner Cream Peas said Answer or written Seminole County, Florida, CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLAC K & You Pick defenses, If any, with the Clerk of has been filed against you and you WHITE AND READ ALL OVER Celery Ave ___________________________ the above styled court on or before arereguired to serve a copy of your August lblh. 1976, otherwise a --FRONT written defenses, if any, to it on vafl default END ALIGNMENT and ultimate ludgment will 18HeIp Wanted MECHANIC - Must be cx den Berg, Gay & durke, PA., at beenteredagainstyoufor the relief Periencet Own tools. Ex Post Office Box ;g, Qrjn,1n . __________ .,,.. r..IinarI. ----Florida 32102. and file the orgin;I perienced in tune ups, shock In ';; my hand and official TAXI DRIVERS slaliments Ibeoke lofas AAA court on or before August 30th, 1914. July, 1976 ___________________________________ merclal. 323 5176 Sanford otherwis. a iudgmenf may be en(Seal) _____________________ __________________________ tered against you for ttie relief Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr demanded In the complaint or Clerk of the Circuit Court petition By. Lillian T Jinkins WlTIJrt _.. ...__, ---------- -I I i1al.. - --. " ",';nu.ngm,seaIo, egai Notice Pubhth,jUlyfl,29, Aug. 5. 12, 1976 — COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.13S1CA.69.E 32— Houses Unfurnished ________ Nlce2Bedroornblxkpm, Expee,,j,o mect,arc needed Excellent worknç COndItiOnS Furnorunfurn. Apply n person to Art Grindle's 373 2920 Parch. Hwy 17 92, Sanford CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK Whcel & ____________________ )BR.Ibalh,tcheneqippØ,r WHITE AND READ ALL OVER - --- SChocI & shopping $160 mo, 1st ---------------- 24—Business Opportunities mo & $100 Dei 3220671 Full time RN, day Shift, nursing _____________________ ____________________ tome experience preferred Apply Arp, Dstroutor for Rand M 3 BR. I' bath, central air I heat in person to Lakev,w Nursing 301 E 73rd St . S2(X). Call 327 66 Roau Maps Booming Business Center. 919 E 2nd SI, Sanford after S 30 ISO per cent prott Service Co __________________________ Lot person or porter for local car estab accts -- No selling In 2, Acre ranchetfe, nice I room saer Apply in person 'o Art veSImenI 57,500512,500 Secured use, bath, garage, 16'xlO barn. rindle'5 Wheel Panch, Hwy 17 Send name. address, phone & 3 Geneva. $150 mo with $150 references 97, Sanford Personnel Mqr, security deposit References. 327. NAMCO, $289 Dre%dn P, (El. CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY. IS'h,im, Ala 35210, 2059565756 Retired person, full or part time, Rent *ith oition to buy 21x44 2 br. lransportation preferred but not mobile home. Patio, carport. F'anl & Craft necessary. 322 2799 shed Pool tenr.is marina on St For Sac, very reasonable Johns River. 666-5600. 373 7877 _________________________________ ______ ____________ ng sales business needs ll3Hay%Drlve,3BR,lbath.f,oced rkinq partners. No investment yard $165 mo plus deposit 323 ____________________ 322 1764 RentaI 1663 Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 ____________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 41C a line thru s times I HOURS 31c a line Sthru 25 limes 3 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (f) LOVEOFLIFE It (Mon., Tues., Weds.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thurs.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) JUDAISM TODAY 2:00 CLASSIFIED ADS 18— Help Wanted RN's I LPN's. Aides. AId companion Needed irnmedfeIy 626 06)6 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 24c a line 2limes MONDAY thru FRIDAY (S2.00MINIMUMCHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ Defendants CE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (I) LUCY HOLLYWOOD (4) (11) C2)DAILY DEVOTiONAl. SAMUEL A. RUSHTON and JOHN FITZPATRICK, 4:30 SQUARES asena10rlsi',lved(R) (I) CONCENTRATION 6 HOGAN'S HEROES I FEEDBACK 1: (4) PASTOR'S STUDY (1) DAILYWORD Plaintiff, CE EDGE OF NIQ J ADOAMS FAMILY 110 (2) (12) SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, a banking cor poration only, see 330 pm. CE MERV GRIFFIN COM- 8 LILS,VOGAANDYOU 1:45 hospital by two teammates, thus instigating a Five-O in- ThE ELECTRIC PAN? (A) (1) HOT SEAT MOE:penC."An Manl, Mdo Fabren. witere he becomes the obectofa homicldeframetp (A) (3) (1) HAWAII FIVE'.O: stabbed criticafly, a footbaS star is brought k) a 2) TOTELLTHETRUTH 1) 1:35 peaos at his ArIzona (2) IRONSIDE (4) NANNY AND THE p FESSOR: Pr,enIed Inure. 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The riEi.',Ess IONS,! _ I- ... . .... ........ 6-B . 4-A ' - -. ' . , were served Thursday on Layer goes to arbitration, anti Board Cairman Robert C. Mrs. Edwards' grievance was denied a hearing by ayer the teac he rs' complaint is that In the second step. Mrs. Cor. they were dismissed wi thout nelison's grievance was he ar d being given reasonable o by the board, but deni ed. Par tly cloudy through Satu rday. A chance of th dershowers mostly during th e afternoon and evening hou rs. Highs n ea r lows to ni ght mostly In the low and , mid 70s. portunity to earn continuing Details on Pag I'ag e 3-A L SU _._. ~ _____ . ,;,-.., ~~j ~ I ' allow private conversations. And there In a series of scenarios, the study telecommunications over the next 15 had telephones. government study of the future of citizens band radio, years. The scenarios are not predictions but, in the worth of the study, are In 1978, the report says, increased suns po t activity will cause American CB '0i4tw sey on Thursday. The joint campaigning eff ort won the pledged support for Reag an from óelegates in New York and four in N Jersey, But the former California governor still trails Ford in an Associated Press delegate survey, with neither candidate having the 1,130 delegates needed for nomination. speculates. disrupting communications in Europe. By 1979, the FCC will have virtually a ba ndoned effor ts to enforce i ts rules. learned to jam CB conversations by powerless to Step in and regulate the By 1980. IM FNI channels will be freed CII use. me sound quality on these channels will be better, but people who I broadcasting noise on the channels. Other uses will create problems us well. Lookouts will warn bandits of approaching chaos. The report was prepared by Arthur D. Little Inc., a private consulting firm, for want hicenses to use them will have to police, and prostitutes will cruise the streets broadcasting their offers. In 1977, the scenario says, scrambling submit recordings of their voices so that regulators can identify violators of federal rules. delegates and alternates to the GOP convention and asking "I wasn't involved in Watergate. It only seems to me Owl for Three others wanted Commerce Secretary Elliott Rich- " ~A!1 ______ r 0* . I,., 'I/""o - - ,, . ' Connally as number two behind Reagan. ssumption that most would like to see their man take second place if he fails to win the top spot. Ford announced week that he was writing all " ' ,l,._,1. £, .1 - ..,, ... 11 . ' .' g-5. ife. She went to her Club today _j ~' and she as tired tongue!" by Garry Trudeau , "i• get it over with.". Dick Bowes, 2827 South Par k Street, Sanford -'I was there, in Marine Corps avia tion. I though t it was the greatest ever ha p pe ned. Truman did the right thing, because we'd have had to invade Japan and it would've cost probably a million men (Continued on Page 3-A I By ED PRICKETI' herald Stall Writer . , EVELYN BOSPER . azw1'w TR5EL / % 5ic'v 1: 4 /U1 AMAU 74 Xp -. /1lAhL.A.! TTM57 r-.. A1RAJ . 11' 5- 1 -, - / ' I *itcI / {j, . .. - / I Il!I;rV _____________________ ,,, ______ , . \ I _____ ' _________ V1 ( .1 r ___________________ . I - ' "v - .- , 7. ., ____ —%W ________________ f\. 1 I f erent alternative,'' District Supervisor Jim Lee said today, "It (the move) would create a real pr o blem." The problem is twofold: ciIiciency and money. A location outside the cour iil ________________________ I I' l __________________ th ouse, Lee says, wouldn't allow his - AUDREY JACK DEE SMITH J. EARL PRINCE MARY EDDIZION DAVID MCGRATH LNGE TAUB di vision "to well." se he rve t . . - You Do With It? State Rep. Bob Hat. taway, of 618 Rednfl We. Altamonte Springs, reported to sheriff's deputies that his ollIcLal state auto tag — State Legisla ture District 33 — was lost or stolen from liii auto while he was cam- the co un ty this week. I - . .. .. I . 11 (I . . 1. . .. I . . - .. . . I.. . . -We've got enough large 4 S .,.r 1. -t. 2"'k -' I 11 paigniag for re -election in courts as ri.tid _____ What State officials aren't overjoyed at the prospect. "I hope . ,! , 1~ _J , '5 , V. ~/ ' :. 1.' " I 0 L U. _________ ' 'p '4,"_4 ,_,,) 14( 4 r 7JI' .lP(4 courtrooms," said County recent addition of a third county I ("mtiiiut'd 'in Page 3•At .judge. One solution under close r sc ru tiny is ousting the state's But Could Pro bation and Par ole Division to make room for judges. - - ____ ,'10 00. . . (.4 _V~ And the state hasn't budgeted for space for lee's nine officttr chambers, hearing rooms and ~--,$' 1, I ... office space for Seminole's . , - a, .A ~_rll 17.;-1:!~V; .1 1~ mission has vetoed more than and Parole is responsible for, soo,000 in requests from judges other things, the court'. for two additional courtrooms investigative process and for at the courthouse in Sanford. supervising persons placed n But commissione rs Thursday pr obation by the courts. agreed more space for the The judiciary asked for tu, judiciary is needed. new courtrooms - one for Commissioners intervi ewed circuit court judges and say a need exists for judges' second for county court. , ' ' .-' among ..., ' . , .;- .- . ~~* /~ ,,-, -, County Turns Down More Courtrooms - - . ''"' burg, said Connally would invite Democratic attacks about Watergate. Young said Simon was his choice. ________ 0 Dee Smith, 121 Sanora Boulevard, Sanford - A just hate to and I was hoping something would happen. When you're over ever see anyone h ur t. I think that people should be able to work therein the middle of It like that, you wonder if it's ever going to out their problems ver ba lly wi thout resor ting to destruction end. So that was kind of good news. That was the stimulus, I think physically. I'm sure that was all they could do at the time, but I to end the war. I think it was the right thing to do; end the war and Earl Prince, Deltiona - "I was over there in the Air Force then A*,~,;'-- . <.-A;;,;~~,5-,~ ?io"U 32 DICK BOWES I %:Xr1 _ I But another congressman, C.W. Bill Young, St. petem them to pick their vice presidential preferences. State Rep. Chester Clem, RVero Beach and a Ford dele. Do You Recall Hi"roshim( way ." You'll have to excuse m '"Zi Connally "would bring dynamite to the ticket" and help beat Carter in the sun belt sta tes, Bafalis said. last Ago Today think there ought to be some other way for people to work their problems out." Evelyn Bosper, Sanford- "I think it was a good thing to end the war. Isuppose there wasn't any other way to do it, not at that time. I shudder to think of all that killing, but I guess it's the only gate, was one of the strongest proponents of Reagan for vice president. Ile said Ford needs a conservative to keep the Ford delegates, Reps. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, Fort Myers, and J. Herbert Burke, Hollywood, both picked Connally as their number one choice w hi le Rep. Richard Kelly, Holiday, listed ardson. CIA di r ector George Bush and Treasury Secretary William Simon were the choice of one delegate each. The Times did not contact the 23 Reagan delegates on ¶ _j1;%%1W-ik. '" they want to hurt the President," he said. ~ - ' him to the Watergate scandal as "a hatchet job." - _____ '' . -- i r ,,-,; _ ' Floridians Favor Reagan For VP conversations to skip thousands of mfles, Years White asserting that he is not a candidate for the job, Conri'al1y said at a gathering in Detroit that if it were offered "I'd have to have a long, detailed discussion about it.,, Connally heatedly labeled attempts of some Gopcongres men to scuttle his consideration for the Ford ticket by linking delegates publicly stating a preference or legally bound - The CB scenario envisions antibusing demonstrators using radios to organize riots. But by 17, it says, poli ce will have 31 - Ten days before the convention's start, Ford has 1,100 -- futurable" - they could happen. Bomb Fell ______________ ____ in to turn down an invitation to run with the President. delegates to Reagan's IM5. The AP total counts only those mediuzncould cause international protests 'i the next few years as CBers snarl worldwide communications, the report - iI " will tx- calling equipment that will let Cliers dial base stations as tho ug h they all are possibil.itles envisioned in a federal I — former poll of Florida delegates to the Republican National Con. South from going for Jimmy Carter. vention. "I think we've got problems in the South. I've talked to Of the 43 delegates pledged to President Ford, at least 15 Florida crackers. All they can think about is, 'We're gonna want Ford tochoose Reagan as his running mate, the survey have a president from Georgia," Clem said. "They don't Thursday by the St. Petersburg Times said. care if he is Atilla the Hun." TheTimessaid itcontacted 3Oof the 43 Ford delegates and Connally also was selected by a number of Ford delegates found Reagan follcwed in popularity by Sen. Howard Baker, as a second choice for vice president if Reagan is not It-Tern., who was picked by six, and John Connally, who was selected. selected by four. Prostitutes soliciting customers and pofice And through it all, the Federal Corn' 'munications Commission may be GOP ticket headed by Ford. A possible running mate on the Ford ticket, Texas Coy. John Connally, saidThursday it would be "difficult" for e equipment will be on the market that will The wild proliferation of the small-talk - of Carter and Sen. Walter Mondale of Minnesota would beat a Meanwhile, Reagan and his running mate, Sen. Richard Schweiker, head into Pennslania today hoping to add to the six new dele gates they picked up In New York and New Jer- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Ronald Reagan is the overwhelming choice for the vice presidential nomination in a conununicaflons Policy. in of the Senate and House and some high-ranking party leaders. ? the White House Office of Tele- speculates about developments Schweiker to the conservative Reagan team boosted the campaign. "I'm very optirnistic. I don't beheve we lost support any place," he said Th ursday. He said Schweiker's selection 'was aimed at November, not August." Schweiker added: "We be lieve this is the only kind of base that can beat Jimmy Carter." He said the Democratic ticket The board has declined to CAM DRI DG E, Slass. (AP)-Protesters orchestrating demonstrations over the air, - In campaigning with Schweiker in Mississippi, New York and New Jersey, Reagan has clairned that adding the liberal list of Republicans whose advice he will consider in making contract status, ta ke eit he r grievance to arMrs. Edwards has charged bitration. Do CBers Face Future Problem's I ____ infectious diseases, of course a temperature in excess of body ti - - of the Reagan-Schweiker hunt, but Schweiker says he feels Pennsylvania's support of the President may be eroding. , S .. . •. Education Asscciation (SEA) continuing contract. have filed suit agai ns t the The teaching contract school board and Supt. William provides three steps of appeal Pennsylvania now stands 76 for Ford, 10 for Reagan and 17 unconunitted. The uncommitted delegates are prime targets that choice, The President sent letters to 350 GOP mayors and elected local officials Thursday to ask their views on a vice presiden. tial nominee He already had asked the opi nio ns of all 4,518 delegates and al terna tes to the convention, all Republican In __ ____ not those leaning toward a candidate. convention delegates in his running mate's home state. Presidential spokesman Ron Nessen has confirmed that Ford will wait until af te r the GOP convention in Kansas City to name a rwining mate. But he said Ford has expanded the Both teachers had completed For VP, Delegates For Ronald Reagan, who already found one, is busy hunting Former Oviedo High French their third year of teaching in and Spanish teacher Carol Seminole County. Af te r three Edwards, Jackson Heights years, teachers become eligible Middle School librarian Lynette for appointment from annual, ElI some do have sore throats and temperature, specifically other Infe'tions. That does not above 98 degrees. prove that cause of the For Information on effects of / 1 earc hes S WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford Is hunting for a dismissed from their positions to the provisions of the SEA. have taken t heir battle to the school board contract. courts. Need You And You And ce presidential candidate but Republican challenger that she was fired so that a coach could be hired in her strom said today that papers satisfied In these three steps, it - 5L' d Reagan 3-A P. Layer seeking binding ar- for teachers who are clLunissed Obituaries . ...... 3-A bitration and reinstatement of — to the principal, the SpodS. ...........the teache rs. superin te ndent and, f inally, Television . _ A. B School Atty. Douglas Stenschool board. If the case is not Women I-B 34 5-B ....... Crossword Editorial your extra tricks disappear I start with a sore throat. Many 85 degrees Fahrenheit are cases have so symptoms at all uncomfortable and even unsafe and are first found because of for sustained physical activity. the enlarging lymph nodes. When you are in water you Others have a much more cannot get any benefit from typical infectious presentation vaporization to cool the body, with fever and night sweats. As a result internal heat will Since diseases that compromise build up fast If the water the body's natural defenses temperature is high. I see no make people susceptible to reason for a whirlpool bath with Ic % or Cornelison and the Seminole or probationary, contract to Hospital Church Comics To answer our reader from the "show-me" state. pii ______ - bulb temperatures of more than '-'-- -c Reagan: I claim they have been unfairly properly evaluated according Season Dear Abby 141 Horoscope ........ 5-B A 5-B Calendar bY Gill Fox of the person who already has can then service more people. Hodkin's disease. So It is an o pt im temperature The magazine articles you for the club—not its membe rs. ha ve read are no doubt InWhile heat relaxes muscles, teresting but either the articles surface heat before It or your InterpettIon of them penetrates merely warms the is out of focus with the facts. skin or may even burn it. Wet ,j ' Around The Clock better because Infectious agents may benefits as people don't stay In appear as secondary Invaders them too long and the whirlpool by T. K. Ryan H.AV!N'A 'j1' . place. Mrs. Cornelison has Two Seminole teachers who charged that she was not . ii woul have worked .! declarer held king-small maybeace.smallfhear(s W. the spade return had to te fighting back with electronic jamming TUMBLEWEEDS NO KORNERS APPLES Ot4 Herald Staff Writer pages of the Sunday Herald. ) (For a Copy Of JAC08f card heart suit and decided to MODERN, send $7 to play it. lie led th e queen. at Bridge," c/a thu South won and led a wond newspaper, P 0 Box 48; diamond West did the best he Radio City Station, New Yolk could by playing low. but N Y tool, g) _______ HA game was match points and meant the difference betwee a fair score and a bottom t:r the defenders notrump while 26 points of By JEAN PATTESON Sanford's American Legion Post 53 baseball team is in Fort Lauderdale this weekend competing In the state tour nament. Follow the plight of th e team In the sports count is an approximition am DOONESBURY OWFALO That Cham pions hip after the spade lead, but L~,t produce only nine tricks ________ _ Seminole Take Fight To Court Page 1-C, Women's Section, Sunday. won the first trick playing in the right suit usual wiSouth th th e queen of spades over ly is worth one extra trick If East's jack lie led the 10 of you play in the wrong '. LWt AT 1110.1 EVER SEE A 5EP1Eg, ______________ ________ -. ________ Former Teachers Sunday kinds produce partner's suit The first one is suit contract 10 tricks at a between ages 15 and 34 and then Radio City Station, New York, again In the over 50 age group. NY 10019. — been For an uplifting tale of how a single operation changed the shape of things for one Sanford woman and brought the be ach, bikinis and boyfriends into her life. see points in overtricks. s:rce Sou th always had nine tncij Hodgkin's disease or whether bed rest, senod for The Health GoJ our. Friday, Aug. 13. Hargis told the court he had in County "a week or two" and that he is separated from his teenage wife. Sheriff's Investigators said Mrs. Peggy Hargis,17, lives in the -3 ________ .. ___________________ You should return your or not it, not the so re throat , is Letter 6-6, Effects of Inactivity contagious. Including Bed Rest. Send a There are other Interesting long, stamped, self-addres,ej features of the disease. In the envelope wi th 50 cents for t. United Sta tes the frequency of Sendyourletter to me in c0f Hodgkin's disease Is greatest this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, T14I%'T MY B',jLB t - It Z HAW- ArHjS IIORRIRE FEELING 'ihs - Bob Thoves ____ ____ said. South played dummy's elil After th at it was a sIrn; ;t matter to play ace a n. , ano th er diamond and %4 Ind .; many health clubs Hodgkin's disease does not V.. . definite answer. __________ :. ~J i;ø'- .~ •. at Casselber'n-y area. Pass N I Pais There are two reasons why none of these Interesting ob. (Uscreet inquiry unearths the servatlons pet the type of point that other people find such statistical analysis that give a high temperatures used in ' _____ DEAR READER- South -59!:~;,_` . Thursday said A ,Nfissouri rvadvr, A.j,",'.i:, know why 26 high-card points contacts, Despite these widely optimum temperature depends reported medical mysteries, on who it Is optimum for. Some I °fl afternoon and asked for a court-appointed defense attorney. Hall found th there was probable cause, based written reports by sheriff's investigators in the dea th case, to center in rInside as bad . _ 1% Investigators West and two other men came to Florida in an old car with David Kim Hargis, 19, of Henderson. The car broke down and was a ba ndoned at White Sprin gs, in north U.S. Navy officials In Memphis, Term., said Hargis is listed as Florida, and the two other men returned to Kentucky, offi ce rs a deserter and had been missing from the Naval Air Technical Training Center there for more than 30 days. Hargis is being held without bond on a murder charge In West is being held in county jail in lieu of $8,000 bond on connection wi th the Monday dea th of Wal te r Raymond Sch ultz. 67, burglary and grand larceny charges in connection wi th a late July of 751 Spanish Moss Drive, Casselberry. Investigators said breakin at the residence of Elaine Richardson, 134-E Springwood hWtz died of a heart attack when he apparently returned to his ricibile home and confronted a burglar who was ransacking the Circle, Longwood, according to sheriff's deputies. A sheriff's report on the burglary listed old coins, a radio and residence. a $130 star sapphire ring as missin g following the breakin. ___ whirlpool bath? The athletic more recently a chain of close East INT I1 Pass hereditar y predisposition) and high temperature. , £ North Y.rsi environmental factor or an subjecting oneself to such a YowL- K 1066 Neither vulnerable volvement of more than one temperature of the bath was _ _ Hargis is also charged with burglaries of the Schultz burglary It only amounted to ~: EAST J 92 4KJS4 family member (but who Is to 105. 1 find myself wondering if say whether that is from some there is any medical value in IiXJ KNY, _ 161AYBE YLVRE E) i___ 1 WIGHT' '. ______ _______ I residence and three homes on Lake Irene Road. Hargis appeared In county court before Judge Wa llace Hall Longwood. wi th two overtricks V Q J 10 9 4 K J 63 •Q4 *9 73 1 (062 SOUTH ifli £ A Q 73 V A K6 105 but I find it features, including the too hot to be comfortable, Upon occasional cases of in- in q uiry , I was told that — _____________________ __ 4 I never Proved this to be the case. club to which I belong recently Th ere are some puzzling installed a large one I/i !~ £ From time to time it has been thought to be caused by a virus, would you consider the op. bacteria or other infectious timum temperature for a , 54 £ . ______________________ agent, but further studies have 7 1 5 V873 A 9 672 AQ5 been definitely established. Hodgkin's disease are males. -1. LLOYD The Beach, Bikinis And Boyfriends' of Hodgkin's clisease has not the children aged 10 or less with , (V_;~~ JVN , YOU'RE ALL Dr. Lamb ~~ T— d V\( it 11 Larceny H ()SWAt.I)andJ1tMESJCOIty DEAR are a lot of scientists w ho would li ke a definite answer to that It affects males more question. The truth is the cause females. About $5 per cent of CLIPPING THE BARGAIN COUNS? Pal e night WIN AT BRIDGE ___ ___________________________ perdsts even after treatment. JuSr FROM COME ID.' DO I ;r SO, HO WIT'S DONE. YOU 15 DEAR DR. [AM I wo uld like to know If Hodgkin's disease or cancer of the lymph nodes is contagious? A few magazine articles say It Is and It starts wi th a so re throat that ________________________________ by Al Vermeer GROCEIESl5 A SNAP YOU '-- awrence I- Lamb, M.D. j ____ LET. L --- -- — — Still A Mystery %,' I ______ / _____ 57 * sit" _______ 55 - NORTH ' ___ — — Hodgkin's Disease I % 2O-March chance you'll not exploit the channels. Should t'0U hear opportunity wisely. something thr ough an Ulli -SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) sour ce it wo uld be sma Intermediaries cannot be relied check it out. 60 51 52 S uspect's A Henderson, Ky., man who came to Florida about two weeks ago with a bur ary-murder suspect has been jailed by Seminole she riff's detectives on burglary and grand larceny charges. Detective L.M. Ford said Ronald Jewell West, 20, was arrested Thursday at a shoppin g south Seminole ê.t the charges in connection with an apartment at today. There's also a good year through very unus,4 49 — — --- lie __ ( / - — WELL, WHAT __ SAID, — — 48 • CBZ TV _ :.:, 'j- - by Bob Montana GOING IN AND TELL THEY ANOFROMNOWONTHEYRE THEM ABOUT TelE VIRTUES DID THEY AGREED Gc'tNG TO START THEIR I OF RECYCLING',,.... SAY? WITH ME RERUN SEASON FOUR WEEl5 EARLIER! AWAY' — — — 56 By BOB sadions - 47 53 % LO 41 THESE PERFECTLY GOODFILMC4dSTHROW — 37 I PISCES g r r Herald Staff Writer information that's beSt kn . confidential. Don't let Lt partially suc- -—— ____ 0 17_~ 7in~ I'M 20 — 26 - — — 22 11 a <C a right to expect. LEO (July 2Aug. 22) You're out of the bag. (Feb. apt to be only cesstultoday,becauseofalack In your commercial tr today it's wisest : of persist ence. Don't quit till the take anything for gr ant ed rewards are 'ertaln. VIRGO (Aug. 23SepI. 22) Be questions and have the sure to pick up your share of the put in rlt1ng. tab If you're out on the town with f riends today. Fail ure to YOUR BIRThDAY ante up wi ll make a poor imAug.1, 197$ resslon. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23) You Career opportunities coul d rea p a surprise harvest suddenl y come yo ur way — — 41 I '/1 — - 21 — NErr14E9 - Qo~ _____ ! r IiT — — !Murde should looking for more than you have 16 _0111111111111111111111 and - — — Don't eect favo fm pals. 21)In money matters to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) will be both shrewd f Be careful today not to make What you take in with oi commitments Impulsively. it you're likely to give away, thing to the other. may seem like the right CAPRICORN (Dec. n., do, but could later cause 19) This could be a . pi,gfliJ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) rewarding day for you pro involved fare rather well you're You ,. today with people and finns progressive 85socIateI that you know. Negotiations wrong choice of teamr with strangers is another story. lessens your probabUitiest AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In speculative matters tread very You're not as tightlippedas r, cautiously today. You're should be today regar 9 10 — — San ford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents earNo.!!ridagust!976 upon today to speak behalf. Get a personal ARI ES (March 21-A pril 19) Peo y do bthe with will prove more helpful today with the big shot. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. than friends you know socially. 34 E~ I -1; 13 Im 9110P 8-5 ________ _________ 19 J _____ _______ _________________ — __________ _________________ For FrIday. August & 1976 UP 5 6 7 8 - 15 — ______ -- — — — — — — — I iT I 1p _______ _______ _______ - JHFJ .411U _____ 42 Pecuhir 44 Rays 2 Miner may 28 Plarhts 48 Robber on the work in one creation high seas 3 Great Lake 30 Gaelic 49 Social class 4 Wards oil 31 Plant ovule 53 He WOrks at 5 River barrIer 3 ertain QSdQsi boxing 6 Oleic acid salt itudents IC Gardin.,a 54 Member of a 7 Clan 35 Manifest headache clan 6 Bout (Coll 40 Reach 19 Moor, goddess 56 Scottish 9 Zodiacal sign destination 21 FaIl month sl'ieepf 10 Mine entrance 43 Palm fruits (ab.) 57 Root edge ii Rib, for one 45 A sense 23Japenea.$a,h 5$ Feminine IS Eye doctors 46 Fish 24 BOUflC• nickname use it 47 Margarine 27 Pan of 59 Pea container 20 Decrease 48 Persia organists $ oc'a 22 Boys name 50 Big city Instrument weapon 24 Greek problem 29 Card gam blers oath s i African lake like four of 25 Wing-shaped 52 Girls name DOWN them 26 Held up to 55 Spelling 32 Draw forth I Lobster ridicule contest — 1J 0 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL nickname 12 Learning $3 As from wind (flIut) 14 Bustle 15 StTSlghttlSi* $7 My WOrkers ,. ____ 39 Branches 41 Naic.alin. drIvers HOROSCO!!.... _________ authors ti,st h ) I t , Puzzle ____ _____ 34 Tori again 3ONwYork town 37 UnwIlling 3$ Muon I Restaurant S I Anwr to Previous ____- E AL.WAVS IcN, 3J I'VE EVER MEARC) JUICE' MILK ___________ !1111 AT'S ThE DUM3ES ( S GIVE O COWS — ___ ______________________________________ __ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For Wednesday, August 4, 1976 $ - i 11 .11I. `~ — THE BORN LOSER _____ _____ JJ • _____ __ ________________ by Art Sansom I ," A N C115COVERED J ~ " AMERkA — ___ ____ 4 1 ARIES (March 21•April ã F — — — — — — — — — 1F1erjJdd1 HyIWRNICEBEDF.OSOL MEBVM ___ Not on the _____________ ttO 0 ______________________________________ __ 1111111 47 L.li (Scot) 50 Demented Coast 53 Islamic 13 Take umbrage 56 Delay ____________ ___________ 14 Evening PSrty 57 Eulogize IS Kind of jury 58 Imprints 16 Uses a broom _______ iea bigwig 17 Epistle lab) __________ WV DOWN 18 Realty (Anglo. 19 Year 38 Foreigners Irish) I Algonquian 21 Recompensed 39 20 Request Indian 22 Reply (ab) 42 Rhythm 21 Certain swords 2 Canine cry 23 Symbol for 43 Covers 25 Quivering 3 Greek letter radium 44 Dill herb 28 Book of (p1) 24 Listed, as 45 This (Sp) Psalms 4 Residence candidates 47 Slender 32 Circuits (ab) 25 Fish sauce 48 Fiat-topped hill 33 Verdi heroine 5 One, in Italian 26 Rail 49 Prayer ending 34 Girl's name 6Leather thong 27 Pageantry 51 Dutch 35 Western cattle 7 Emanates 29 Binder measure 36 Resources 8 Al this time 30 B'blical garden 52 Blight 40 Coat with tin. 9 Perjure 31 Underdone 54 Boundary lead alloy 10 Range 35 Sainte tab) (comb form) 41 Taken out II Fiber knots 37 Tellurium 55 Girls 43 New Guinea 12 Writing table (Symbol) nickname 7 I HOROSCOPE ________ ___ IIIEAJDIQMMERMAI (suffix) I island in _____ ____ ______ ___ ___ FEEL ' 68th Year, Sanford, gust4,1976 (Oct. 24-Nov. 21 excellent pro pects to You also thecourageofyour convictions. about today. Gains can come Don't neglect your bright Ideas. from )May TAURUS (April Family ) take matters several directions. B alert. r'' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2Dec. today. You can Iron 21) awonyowe*rience.It outthemoetpress[ngdornestic willputyouaftpheadof problems U you have a mind to the opposition. Knowledge honestly try. . Seminole Was T . . ~~171,.,___ . ) ready to reap you a harvest. GEMINI ( May 21-June Persons who could do big things PISC Z. . -.•. -1 . .•.... Visited By Beings - lurnIng YOU OL) TALK &OT T)IAT LOl'4'' E<TE?'$ION CORP (31 J38 139 E40 ON _______ - - rI4E p4oNE 50 1 From Space ? '. ' •.. . •. Into ... . flrWfRl[)EEMAROl.P U*OH IO%Oe,'T" ' E OUARIGHT.AC CAN! GET "CJ ,,,) __ ANYTHING 11 "I (,ANOT) B4THIG __SUIT' • _ ,,-',, F — — I I — I extremely Impo —-—— —— 47 48 49 visualize today's events ending in a positive manner. Put your Imagination to work. - 'l,I 57 _____ ____ 59 ———— 3 - — Vitamin — — — 1 — ' . ----- 11 — '-.---- - ( '- - __________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP 11 by Al Verm..r LET'S FACE IT--- t'vE [I,WHEN I WAS A LAC COME FULL-CIRCLE' _______ GRANC)PA WALTON! ~ _-) I I? -) _~, %1>11 ,, YOUNG MAN IT WAS ERROL FLYNN! I -. 1.7), (- 0 ,11 -6~ L I L_ I , .'-*, I ~ A ______ i -1 I I I - I I (:. BUGS BUNNY . TI4AT... _______ 4' i. 1 I GLAD HE D()PPED HE \5 KINDA ANYWAY/ . ______________ K FE ER MOTOR- . UP (C -. Lamb %ST 9 J 963 V9J74 4 82 £95 - foods. withdrawn. Then Just before the I EAST K 854 V 10 8 QJiO £ J 1086 heart, K • A K 76 IA K2 Ni,rth.South vulnerable Writ North East South 3N i'asc I'a Opening lead - 9 £ was West led the queen of hearts. South woo and played his second-high heart to squeeze East He had to unguard either diamonds or clubs and South had his ninth trick ...., ... . _. _______________ trey and East played the king. make such a lead, but we Assuming West had led from a in a lot of deals It is one play six-card suit he could duck that won't really hurt you if that second spade, take th e you never make it third, play three rounds of diamonds and hope that East For a copy of JACOBY would have exactly three MODERN, send $1 to: "Win 'k BYDONNAESTES Herald Staff W ri ter 5-4 and decided on anoth er Radio City Station. flew York, line. N V 10019) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox _____ [SWINE RtJ ( ______ ______ on anemias, I am sending you benefit from the temporary The Health Letter number 4-3, Increase in red blood cells. A Understanding the Anemias. better Idea though is to train at stamped, sel'-addressed en- In summary then, the 4 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves NATIONAL BANK cHLcK gouNfD 0,01'~ _~ J . ____ WHY OULpN'T YOU .11 _-, HAVE 1.f . ____ -, ----I------- - We had I OVER - atalklnourhealthclassabout Ifou'r.pi.gu,ay some of the stars of the sports world using Wood tr ansfusions on a e.g p . 'I, ,. 1 q'1 -9 I 0 1 YOLJ'V HARP 1'H 4 6UAW iw' _________ __________ AS11 ThE EP TEF4lO fl'IE COMANCHS !: AS "REI? .4'Vfl it 1 OIVR2*pav PIE! Ij 17W_*s I. \ ; : A L4 Murder '' itVtaz i-: Mh'.'MIS 745ts Ti~-1 P \ , .~ 'V \ %- I ~ on ( ii~ -.. -_ Nn - V --:- I . fI, - .I .,'.: I burglary In connection with incidents Monday near Cauelberry and Arrested and charged with the death of a $7-year-old rellree, Walter Raymond Schullut of 751 Spanish Moss Road, Casselben'y, whose body was found Monday atternoon to his ransacked mobile home, was David Kim Ilargls, 19, of Henderson, Ky. Hargis had been AWOL for 1 months from the Naval Alt Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn., and has been living for an undetermined tune at the Flo ral Motel, Longwood. I I . 11 Ik i\ r r e s ted The sheriff's department had been looking for a irtne Road wbere three homes were burglafted Muday. Sheriff'. EL. George Abbgy said Investigators were trying to get a search warrant this afternoon to search the in one of the burglaries. Hargis was beIng held with out bond. He wu stopped by sheriffs deputies and Cauelberry police on Semlnola Boulevard near the horse track. The fourth burglary charge Is In connection with the - __ F111111 Suspect IV(,I1MZ6'(TMt) V5MW1,klrnA 1 ;M (s by Garry Trudeau Ll , V 57/ \ 1l U >__.,~ ARaV'm' By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Hospital and is in military partrnent, was reported stolen custody with civilian charges from a convience store parking pending. lot at Wekiva Springs Road and An 18-year-old man Seminole sheriff's deputies SR-434 west of Longwood. hospitalized for observation are reported seeking the filing Officers surrounded the following a Sunday night stolen of formal charges of grand stopped auto for approximately auto chase has been identified larceny of an auto and fleeing 15 minutes as Slusher held the as a U.S. Army private away and attempting to elude officers automatic pistol to his chest without leave from Fort Riley, against Slusher by State Atty. saying he was going to kill Kan., since July 1. Abbott Herring's office, himself. When the gun failed to Military authorities today Deputies and state troopers fire because a bullet wasn't in said Dennis William Slusher chased a 1974 Cadillac sedan on the chamber, Deputy E. H. has been transferred from 1-4 from SR-434 to the Lake Standley dived Into the car and Florida Hospital North in Mary exit Sunday night wrestled the gun away as other Altamonte Springs to the minutes after the auto, with a officers dragged Slusher from Orlando Naval Training Center pistol in the glove corn- the car. ____ ___________ ___________ _______________________ _________ I _____ ____ ____ _____ _____ 1 ' _____ __ __ __________________________ I U _ _______ ____ ______________________________ ______ ___ . I ---oil - - . :" ' -- .:..,, - '_'.L. - .. ._____ - . - . . . - .. - 4 ,. or . 4 &._ - -. - - - _ - . - - a - - .y$I. ,' . •—. r _______ _______ -- . -. I . ,1 '-'-- ---* '-:.'. - - ______ I .'., 1-4 12 ..-" ______________________________________ __________________________________ — - _ p ,, - .'- :,- — .' --.. 1—• ,' ... If fl'' . - _______ ______ ___________ . - I - ' ' " NOT QUITE . V. • THE aT ' ' .- " ' ::,ww%r;i .- . - - ':' , '.." f'.' I - - .- Robert Francis, 12, and Jimmy Davis, 11. spent a summer af. unusual either: about a half inch of rWn that briefly filied a few ternoon swimming -not an unusual activity except that the two streeft, but caused no reported damage. (Herald +hoto by Bill Sanford Elm Vincent Jr.) - - W_ ".. .~-w -1 .4~- , I 12~ . .%, 1:1 ~ip N S Avenue. The Tuesday afternoon tropical shower was nothing '.i. '-- Sebultz mobile bome. Law enforcement Wficers believe Schultz may have found the burglar fhkned away before dying of a heart attack. _______ __________________________________________________________________________________________ - . - . --.. ) V 1.11" Tod Mystery D* isease I I . . Stioll Sp'eading r Around --1-3-B same flu-like symptoms: headache high Sports - ision - Telev 10-A cut fever, congested lungs and chest pains. nn ti ec "The disease has not leveled off," state man also had the disease, but Co th officials Bachman said those symptoms are Women----------1-4-C later said he does not have Health Secretary Leonard Bachman said heal it. consistent with the swine-type flu that Tuesday. "Apparently both the number of a more accurate picture of the situtation. increased and are Increasing." More than 1,000 federal and sta te It was earlier reported a Connecticut Pittsburgh, died early today at prompting plans for a nationwide ImPresbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. munization program. They are also Tuesday's high 91, today's consistent with viral pneumonia, he said. U low 72- Ralulall: -49 iDcIL medical researchers have been mobilized Hospital officials said he had attended Considerable cloudiness to identify the disease, At the federal convention and showed the same smpCongress moved Tuesday toward tro,t Thursday with thunCenter for Disease Control in Atlanta, toms as other victims, passage of a federal Insurance plan to dershowers likely. Highs researchers planned today to examine the There has been no confirmed evidence of cleat the way for the vaccination program. mainly in the mid and upper first cultures grown from tissue samples secondary spread of the disease, Bachman The House health subcommittee approved i tonight In the low to taken from victims of the illness. said, but he added that it was still too early a measure. demanded by vaccine mid 70L Variable winds at 1 The c ul tures could provide a clue, to discount the possibility that the disease manufacturers, that would make the m.pit. ham probability Ii 70 "We ar e ruling out nothing," said Or. may be spread to others, government responsible for any damages per cent. \i! ' .r hri,t rI ' r • . .: rJ.: :: .1: ' . ' r '.:- % . 'U', 1 t ft.' ."' " ,' _- - - "1' . -1 I 1. --'. -.. ----------. 1 - . 1'-'- ,' .. - -.'.. --- - --- and - .- ', -. tldesonPa.ge5p, '.. - -- - - . IV .. ; 17 v'',. i'ii,' ,.. 4-A v" ',P 'I',, HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Reseat- center. "This could be anything from an state health department spokesman said Cornice .................4-B chers say t hey don't know when they will infectious disease to a toxin." there were six unconfirmed reports of the Crossword .... ..........4-B be able to identify the mystery "legionAU of the known victims of the disease - disease among people in Philadelphia who Edjiorial...............4-A naire's disease" that has claimed 21 lives including two hospitalized in New Jersey did not attend the convention. Dear Abby ......2-C in Pennsylvania and sent more than 140 andoneinNewYork - attendedorwere in "That has not been verified," said the Dr. Lamb ..,, 4-B people to the hospital in three states. some way connected with a state spokesman, Bob Costello. "It looks like it Horosco pe ..... 4-B There were no signs the outbreak was American Legion convention in might be so." Hospital .............S-A aba ti ng, and officials planned a statewide Philadel ph ia that ended 11 days ago. All of the victims have experienced the Obituaries ... $_A check of Pennsylvania hospitals today for Dieta,11g ,-.-.---- ..'---- -_. . ______ -----.-.-.- ,.-.-- Seminole, in what is believed servative from Pennsylvania's T xzi,.y I- Identified he though Reagan had made a history, will send four persons mista ke in choig the li be ral - two delegates and two _________________________________________________ i d iffl 1-.J..-. J F "., r 1 4 "He's the guru of our neighborhood rest cult!" I'1Y W?M . owers Chase material to be limestone." The final consensus of opinion seemed to be that the rocks found by Ms. Miinbs had probably fallen from a passing truck and landed on the road. But neither Salmon nor Wishau ruled out the likelihood that the woman had actually seen a glowing fireball. "I think she saw something," Wishau said. "But I think it might've been further away than thought it was. I think, actually, that's why there was no sound - because it was much further away than she realized." "If I didn't think this was definitely something unusual, why, I wouldn't have even bothered to call," Ms. Mlmbs said. chosen by the end of the first background and found that the 0,' SWIMMIN' HOLE 93 c',:,,,w __________ _____ by T. K. Ryan __ TUMBLEWEEDS OUR IMA&E, .0 , 14 A / ning garbage Sh eriff's deputies at noon today arrested a 19.year.old") AWOL sailor on a charge of murder and four charges of .........................12-A '" DOONESBURY ' fragments and discovered that it was no warmer than an average earth rock. Ms. Mlmbs said she and her mother returned Tuesday morning and collected several samples of the rock, but could see no craters or holes that wo uld suggest something had crashed into the ground. It was at this point that Mrs. Higginbotham persuaded her daughter to contact the John Young Museum and Planetarium in Orlando. Planetarium Director Bruce Salmon visited the Mimbs house Tuesday afternoon and briefly inspected the rock specimens. He departed after only a few minutes without taking a sample to analyze. "I'm sure what you saw was something exciting," Salmon told Ms. Mtinbs. "I wish I could Kansas City the week of Aug. 16 will however, sti ck with his in Seminole prior to the March said, however, the se lection pledge to vote for Ford at the primary. "disillusioned a lot of local convention, he said. "Most people don't know the Reagan followers." "I doubt I'll get a chance to in-depth details surrounding "However to date all the vote for Reagan," said Reagan's selection of Reagan followers I know are Streetman, pledged to Ford for Schweiker," Mrs. Holloway s I - ts of t (Continued 0 Page 2-A) "more in tune" with their own "1 don't think It will be Ford." of Representatives as a con- Researchers Franticaily Seek Clues . _______________________ TO YOUR LOAN e c supporters believe that the nominee will be either Ford prior to his Senate service, had philosophically Reagan is or Reagan , Streetman added, been elected to the U.S. House L - Meanwhile the body replaces make money but we may break even," said very low density and was very soft. The other had a higher density, but hydrochloric acid showed the He said that local Reagan two ballots. Saying he believes senator from Pennsylvania, ' ' HW Ms. Mimbe said, was a 20 to 25-foot circle of broken rock In the center of SR-427. She picked up one of the still supporting the former the first two ballots. He said he said. She said she personally California governor," thinks the nominee will be looked into Schweiker's ,~ DEAR READER - For the idea isto withdraw some of the ties' curately determine tides fell until over 30 minutes later. you could just tell that by hefting them In your hand. All they could see by the light of a flashlight, I subjected them to a hardness test and one had running mate, according to have predicted a more negative Mrs. Holloway. however, said Fred Streetman. effect. Maybe the move today that she will not be going Streetman, immediate past politically was a right one." to the convention because of chairman of the local Streetman, who has per- recent eye surgery and Dennis Republican party and state sonally favored Reagan as had McDonald of Pinellas County Streetman said. "Wil mod part it doesn't work. The t . . NO . - - I' NOTIFY ThE the extra help needed to do the event they are In. me how this works? ~ ) . - - . VOCatkfl, person's blood and store it. if Bou,Jc I- LAMB of their own blood to give them W616L,t W r4Y - DR. "U .I New York, NY 10019. DEAR co GOP convention to be held in primary in Seminole County, of the successful Reagan effort Box 1551, Radio City Station, do not approve of It. 8-3 ree Calling the state's facts "inaccurate," Martin as well as a delegate pledged to voting in the March alternate in her place. President Gerald Ford at the presidential preferential Mrs. Holloway was chaIrman with 50 cents for it. Just practice of "blood doping" that address your letter to me In you are asking about has car e of this newspaper, P.O. proved to be f ai rly useless and I L~~~ e committeeman from Seminole the majority of Republicans has been selected as a Reagan Others who want this in- high altitude if you are going to formation can send a long, compete there. SHOTS ______ - ( Toglveyoumore lnto rmation com petition might get some \I of density than the samples," Wishau said. "I mean, selection of Sen. Richard is that not much positive or Maryann Morse and Audrey ' ____ ________ - V important blood loss? Your at high altitude and has not doctor can find out for you. trained at high altitude before Fo meeting mission Chairman Mike Hattaway agreed that, information." "Both types of meteorite are of a much higher go to investigate the area where the glowing par. e plant. He estimated theoretica lly, it is a good idea to turn household The ounty report is due by March 18. If garbage into a gas that would then be converted no report is forwarded to the state, Orange into electricity. County officials said the state will take it upon " the cost of fuels increase, we may not similar to granite. Schwelker of Pennsylvania as a negative has happened. I would Holloway. 'b.: "::- " treatment, or L's It related to an athlete who is going to compete Ms. Mimbe said she hurried next door and told th However, both officials and Seminole Corn- said, "We're not opposed, but we need more two categories - the iron type, which is exceptlonally hard, and the stony type, which 13 her mother, Marie Higginbotham, but they did not a state. Wishau said there is such a thing as an exploding met eorite, which bursts in to fragments before it hi ts the earth. But such meteorites fall Into this big bunch of red and gold sparks, but they were all mixed up." to Martin and Volusia Chairman W.H. Scovell per ton, but Orange officials said about $20 a ton criticized a feasibility report prepared by the Is a more accurate prediction. probably limestone. GOP presidential candidate senator From Pennsylvania as a alternates - to the GOP con- _____ RonaldReaganhasnotlostany running mate. vention. In addition to _____ of his Seminole County "But," he said, "the worst StreetmanaredelegateJeannle followers as a result of his thing t ha t has happended so far Rodriquez and alternates that requires a different important exception. The CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __ _____________________________ _______________________ _____________________ by Larry Lewis ________________ DO "U HAVE ANY MALE ,, _____ _______ CAUVIN5T PG VACCINE . lice diamonds South saw that that at Bridge," /o this play would fail if spades were newspaper. p o Box 489, because of an iron deficiency' shown this. Is it another form of anemia I think there might be one rocks were of a common geological variety, ll St*111 Lo a Despi Schwe Choice South had a problem. don't make it more than once nothing wrong with taking one the muscles. The reason the of the standard daily vitamin concept isa failure is that tablets with Iron that you can amount of blood pumped get at the grocery store. Check dependent upon the heart's the label and you'll find that capacity to pump blood. me those with Iron usua lly contain Increased number of r ed blood have seen it with you." But he said he felt sure the "There was no glowing trail like a meteor," Ms. Mba sai d. "It was like f irewor ks, only there was no noise and it wasn't pretty or anything. There was garbage bage and use it to generate electricity, additional studies must be made to more th th un th os ur representatives at the courthouse In Sanford, Into electricity. Orange County Commission Cha ir man Jack The state says it can be done for about $13.70 tention. She said it seemed to occur Just above an 80 her window, near SR-427. Scovell, whose opposition centered on the stateordered study's omission of costs of transporting to 100-foot pine tree that stands some 150 yards from Pcriririri , . South let West hold the first A California reader wants to trick wi th his of spa des know if we ever underlead an after East followed with the ace against a suit contract. eight. West continu ed wi th th e Th e answer is th at we do what is causing it. Is it really laboratory experiments have "\ _______ 3 £ A 102 DEAR READER - There endurance event, such as long are five milligrams of Iron In distance running, the original one cup of cooked mature bean blood Is transfused back into seeds and four milligrams in a the person. cup of cooked spinach. Neither This will temporarily incontains cholesterol. Cook in crease the volume of blood In Iron pots and skillets. You'll get the circulation. The whole some iron from them. iA... concept j• based '," •i'ct. IU4, Finally, I don't see why that the amount of work a much about getting all the musdes. The amount of oxygen vitamins and and minerals they delive red is depe nde nt upo need from food intake. There Li how m uch blood is pumped ton lie won the second spade and led back the tO. West won and could have beaten the hand by leading anything but a spade. but West was a firm believer in the principle that a trick in the hand is worth two on the table. He cashed his last two spades. South chucked a heart and) diamond while dummy shed red cards. East chucked a SOt III lot are 18 milligrams of Iron. That cells by the transfusion couldcertalnlymakelifeeaaier mechanism does not really for you. improve oxygen delivery Incidentally, I think an yone enough to make any Important with an anemia should find out thffcrence. refuUy controlled S making. NORTH £7 V 9632 9543 £9 i 4 3 so by Stoffel & H.imdahl I COULD -( NEVER _________ ONLY -- — ._____ MIND / -,%--A before them. A scientist said today that he found no extra. terrestrial properties in chunks of rock picked up by a Longwood woman after she said she saw a fiery burst of light above the trees near her home Monday gh "1 tested the samples she gave me and bo th of them turned be calci um car bonate," said Dr. Jay Wishau, head of the Seminole Community I)' College science department. "That's limestone, In other words. That would mean that it's very unlikely that they're associated with any meteorite Ia debris." Wishau took the rock samples from the home I f Jane Mlmbe, Box 1 Angle Drive, Longwood, after she contacted authorities Tuesday and reported seeing the silent aerial flash. "I didn't hear any explosion or anything, I Just saw this great golden glow," Ms. Mlmbe said Iin describing the spectacle. "It Just flashed out anid id then se red and gold sparks came out of it atid fell down to the earth. Then right after that my ci t became very upset. It Just froze and looked toward the window and the hair stood up all over its bad i, you know, like it knew something out there. Ms. Mlxnbe said she was dressing to go otit about 10:30 p.m. Monday and had the lights turned out In her bedroom when the glow caught her a t- 11 OSV.Al.I) and JAMl.S JA(()B people with special con- trained person can do Is limited 1z"^_' ~ Herald Staff Writer WIN AT BRIDGE sideratlons for their diet, by the amount of oxygen your husband has, need worry delivered to the working ___ ?II 50 PF By KRIS NASH You're likely to be far more ty Seminole, Orange and Volusia counties Volusia's transportation costs at $80000 a year. agreed today to consider building a $53-million Martin said Orange County favors some type plant on Lake Monroe that would recycle gar. of resource recovery plan. But the chairman said But Don 't Rule Out Flashes In The Sky wW be very receptive. Don't be been heretofore. Much good can too concerned about the come from the many new mechanics, just get your views friends you're capable of Di". she At YOUR BIRThDAY Aug.4,lrs ici E By ED PRICK FT Herald Staff Writer Experts Say Rocks Are From Earth . Tablets DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband and late each50 years old. lie Is on a low cholesterol diet which I also use. Now we both anemic. My question Is how can we both get 18 milligrams of Iron daily when the greatest sour ces of iron In organ WHEN £ WAS A MY HERO WAS CKIE_COOGAN! thinks th e rock is from ou te r out to Are / — examines a rock sample found by Mrs. Jane Mlmbs of Longwood, who says -. Someone whose help you need popular this year than you havtJ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. , _ . . II . - 'C .. March 20k.' . 4 Dr. Jay Wishau, head of Seminole Community College's science department, at you ant LEBRA (Sept. 23-0d. 23) , — (Feb. 2 - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ) It's you. rt th — - - - _____ 5 1 - - _______ ____________ by Bob Montana - 42 — _________ ________ ARCHIE _______ _______ ________ 56 __________ ilDlf _______ 41 - I I —— 43 14 5 46 _________ &# \/\laste - direct. You' ll come o EPECiAwi 4CE ,OLJNP Wl4EN dy July fl) If CANCER (June 21- Mart Walker %%OLJL.PNiT PACE Counties 3 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jatt 8 9 10 12 foryour careerhave their eyes 19) buieas today, be lesY on you today. Do the t'pe of job vocal tiian your counterpart. He --you'd want them to observe. 13 — — r 14 14 can talk hth elf into giving you an expected 15 - - — — ---you think In terms of making a better terms th buck today, you'll be far more — ' i I — — -Feb. 19) 17 — 18 19 20 productive than if you followed Your dreams are not as came unrealistic think. —— — — 121 1t2 up with a cipher. 23 124 1 J reality, they'll be quite LEO (July Aug. fl) This is happy if you suc ceed. 25 26 21 28 29 30 31 yo ur kind of day. Do as your 0 ES ut - a winner, no matter what you You're much admired b31 your peers today. It's too bad you 35 I - lay your marker on. can't see yourself as others see - - L i w1 'OLJ Stu -. acquired the hard way is now — ': . ace p _.; .. as some may ____________________________________ Cents SCORPIO 19) an idealistic dream and BEETLE BAILEY 10 Florida 32771— PrIce s have you're very fipagjjiJftve today, Important to have give you something to cheer but it's 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 W!esda . fr' . ' ... " 11, �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4, 197 Officials Review I 'k, Sanford Budget NA 1 10N IN BRIEF IN BRIEF Missouri Congressman, Family Killed In Crash CHILLICOTHE, Mo. (AP) — Rep. Jerry Litton, his wife and two children and two other persons were killed when their small plane crashed as they headed toward a celebration of his victory in Missouri's Democratic senatorial primary. Livingston County Sheriff Ketsey Iceeter said the plane had apparently Just taken off from Chillicothe airport Tuesday night bound for Kansas City and was banking for a turn when It nosedived about 75 feet north of U.S. 38. The wheels of the plane caught on a barbed wire fence and the aircraft burst into flames on impact. Litton, 39, was killed outright, as was his wife, Sharon, 38; their two children, son Scott, 12, daughter Linda, 13; and pilot Paul Rupp Jr. and his son, Paul Rupp Ill. A few hours after the tragedy, Litton was declared winner of the election for a Democratic nominee to replace Sen. Stuart Symington, who is retiring. is. u uiv vote cwiiicu, L4LWTI nau zu,io votes, or 45 per cent, to 165,866, or 27 per cent, for former Gov. Warren Hearnes and 157,754, or 25 per cent for Rep. James Symington, the sena tor's son. — Probe Auto Industry WASHINGTON (AP) — Government regulators are going to scrutinize the auto industry's economic structure ln what rnaybe the first skirmjahIn an anflt ba tUe against the U.S. auto giants, General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. The Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday that it is proceeding with a full-scale probe that i ts staff called for last November. The agency said it has cleared the acti on with the Justice Department. The Investigation itself is expected to be timeconsuming, and If the government finally decides to file anti trust charges, a court battle is certain to stretch on for years. The Justice Department will not be directly involved In the probe, but if the FTC develops a criminal case against the automakers, Justice Department officials will move In. The FTC is empowered to bring only civil cases. Swine Flu Plan Under Way WASHINGTON (AP) — While medical scientists puzzle over the mysterious deaths in Pennsylvania, Congress is moving ahead with a previously stalled fede ral insuran ce plan that is expected to clear the way for the government's swine-flu vacci nation pr ogram. "We hope to get this bill passed before the Republi can National Convention," said Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Fla., after his House heal th subcommittee approved a measure I .., r.....I.... ak_i ----I-. -. ui wuwu maxe me government responsible for paying any damages caused by the fl u shots. The House is sch eduled to adjourn Aug. 12 for the convention. The bill approved by Rogers' panel now goes to the full Commerce Committee and the House Judiciary Co mmittee before reaching the floor. Viking Arm Jams Again PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A balky robot arm on the Viking 1 lander has jammed for the second time, th warting scien t ists' efforts to make an organic anal ysis of the highly active Mar tian soil that could determine if it holds life. A decision on how to get the arm moving again was expected today. Viking of ficials reported Tuesday night that the mechanical arm used to collect soil for exper iments in the lande r's sophisti cated automated laboratory had not completed its programed mission after digging into the Martian surface. Bus Kidnap Hearing Set CHOWCHILL, Calif. (AP) — Stringent security ringed is th small farming communi ty today for court appearances by three young men accused in the abduction of .0 .jjw uuxn and their DUS driver. Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates said deputies would be posted on rooftops along the two blocks of main street. Outside help was available, and the entire 12-man Chowchilla Police Department was on duty. Th e precautions were taken for th e arraignment of Frederick N. Woods and James Schoenfeld, bo th 24, at Chowchilla's tiny J ustice Court. Skies Clear In Many Areas H The Associated Press Reversing the normal pattern, skies were clear today over the eastern third of the country from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Coast, with cloudiness in the Rockies and the north and central Intermountain regions. There also was cloudi ness over most of the Great Plain.; east to the M ississippi, but the Sou thwest area recorded its seasonal clear skies. Occasional show ers and thunderstorms were falling over a wide area extending over the west end of the Great Lakes, Florida and the Pacific Nor th west from the Idaho Panhandle thro ugh the no rthern third of the Pacific Coast. Governor Views Flood Scene LOVELAND, Cob. (AP) — The flood-ravaged Big Thom pson Canyon "looks like a capricious god danced amok in the place," Gov. Richard Lamm said after seeing the area where nearly 100 persons died. "There is movement. The people are coming back. The hauling process has begun." Lamm flew by helicopter over the once majestically beautiful vaca tion area Tuesday and said while the devastation was great, the scene was more encouraging than It had been the mornin g after the rain-spawned flooding. Use y.ss hod to pretsd ________ yew body. I. ciie of my rsP..r.n._ruP. - PHONE THE POLICE! %1 1 I . ..L . a *r~ PARTY HONORS DAVID GUNTER Oklahoman By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ?o. the DI' cludes an increase in water - A. A. Commissioner sewer rates, which Is expected McClanahan opposes the to be formally approved by the .•: commission Monday night and purchase of any additional ... vehicles and figures the city into effect Sept. i. •-'' A put 14-1 IT its.; The commissioners have can save close to $20,000 by Former Altamonte Springs Police Capt. David Gunter (second from begun a department by eliminating new pick-up truc k for the county commission, greets Leo Ware, known as Altamonte's right), a Democratic candidate already 'Mr. Senior Citizen,' at a cocktail department review of the for the parks department, party held in Gunter's honor at the city's civic center. With Gunter, In the receiving line, are his budget proposal. Requests by new flatbead for the utill mother, Mrs. Lucille Gunter of Winter Springs (left) and his wife, Isabel. (Herald Photo by Donna heads of the city's departments department and a fire depar tF.stes) have already been pared by ment request for a power City Manager Warren Knowles, wagon" — a four-wheel drive but the commissioners are one-ton truck which carries a S. / .fl were scheduled to spend the replacement vehicles, . , ..Il_ , eluding four patrol cars and two reviewing t.,~ - I 4. :1 expected to make more ad- 3W gallon water tank. onerswill ha ve Jailed On Pot Charge JUstments after their review of Thedo some commissi cutting to balance the haidøpt nrnnnaI i eom. to rr — — the budget. Anticipated in the legs and later released, pleted. total Just over $3.6 work session, the revenues After one police said. commissioners are roughly million while proposed ex Auto Burglaries A 25-year-old Colbert, Okla., one-fourth of the way through penditures total nearly $3. man was In Seminole County Sheriff's deputies today said the nearly 1-inch thick budget million. Jail today in lieu of$5,000 bond an auto burglar made off with foll owing his arrest on a felony 50 stereo tapes valued at $400 marijuana possession charge. and power tools worth $378 after breaking a window to enter the Sheriff's deputy BI car of Randal F. Fawsier, of iuivsi LqPJLICU 1R was on routine patrol about 2 a.m. Willie M. Reeve Jr., 23, of forgery and uttering a forgery. Orlando, at the Big Daddy's Lounge parking lot, SR-438, when he s potted William F. Miami, to Seminole County to Suspect Sought Witte, 25, standing beside a face a circuit court charge of Sanforti police today reported Fern Park. parked auto in a wooded area at obtaining property by worthless they are still looking for a Baptism Lake, near Dean check. Bond for Reeve was set suspect, who they declined to William C. Gates, of at $5,000. Road. identify, in connection with the Altamonte Springs, told Forgery Charged Thompson said a plastic bag weekend shooting of two men in deputies that a citizens band Jailed in a separate circuit a melee at a Lake Monroe radio of marijuana was within plain and refrigeration tools view on the auto's driver's seat. court case was Michael Wayne Terrace parking lot, valued at $481 were missing Gravenmier, 22, of Orlando. He Henry Williams and Early after someone broke into his Suspect Returned was held today in lieu of $5,000 Spikes, of Sanford, were treatea truck at a work site at Forest Deputies Tuesday returned bond on a warrant charging at a hospital for bullet wounds City. rn,,, them. More Dead Whales Found Hearing Slated For Carr vwst record of Past drug me. In other cases:—Glenn Dennis Dashner, 19, of Winter Park was put on one year probation for a guilty plea to misdemeanor possession of house trailer. Court of ficials noted Tuesday that po lice have been unable to locate the stolen guns at Be lle Glade. In a joint Investigation foll owing the firearms theft, Sanford poli ce and sheriff's detectives recovered two of the stolen pistols in the Midway community east of Sanford where Dockery li ved for a short time. As part of the negotiated plea in the case, the court agreed that the burglary sentence is to Drivers Offered Salary Increase ' 1~ ' marijuana. ge t A Sla MIAMI AP i — A judge has set a hearing for Thursday on whether to sentence Robert F. Carr Ifl with or without the ethicrof a jury on his guilty pleas to three murders and four rapes. The Florida Supreme Court cleared the way Tuesday for Dade County Circuit Judge Natalie Baskin to pass sentence without a jury. Judge Baskin had asked the court whether Carr's pleas and written waiver of a Jury trial allowed sentence to be imposed without a Jury recommendation. Tanzler Reassesses Ambitions 11 I ed JACKSONVILLE API — After cleaning up criminal charges involving campaign contributions and gifts, Mayor Hans Tanzler of Jacksonville says he will reassess his ambition to run for governor In 1978. "I'll have to evaluate the battle damage and see how scarred I am," Tanner said after a court hearing Tuesday. Tanzler, 49, pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of failure to report $7,035 in 1973 contributions or gifts linked to a wedding reception. ------- Comm ission H F ive Jail P Points I ns By ED PRICK is June 1978, passed by Congress over Herald Staff Writer County Commission Chair. JailAnew multi-million dollar man Mike Hattaway questioned President Ford's veto two weeks complex will be constructed both the need for 30 acres and provideago. It is designed to Continued From Page 1-, employment in areas — Volusla recently spent $80,000 on studies on county-owned property at the location. Hattaway has like Seminole County — with relating to a recovery system. Scovell agreed to Five Points if itself to prepare the document. Seminole County some doubts about the Five unemployment rates pass on that inforinatlOn to Seminole and Orange commissioners follow Points site because, he said, it national average. above the "That would be disastrous," Srovell counties, recommendations of a special might better be used for an declared. According to county grant Though conversion of garbage toelecej.jcityis committee created to study jail administration complex. Hattaway said Seminole County will adopt a desirable, Orange County officials pointed out space needs. coordinator Shelley Cox, Position following today's meeting. "We'll be power compani es "The size (30 acres) is for federal officials have set Aug. will have to be provided litAt Tuesday's coun ty corn- future expansion," corn- 23 as the able to move toward something positive," the centives to use the fuel because it is not as ef. date application $ Counties Study Waste Plant chairman said. mission meeting, committee mitteeman Be Simpson told regulations will be made public. ficient as conventional fuels, members recommended Hattaway. Of ficials say the three counties can produce Last week the committee Martin summed up the general feeling Seminole County apply for Overcrowding at prompted the Jail in recommended county apply 2,000 tons per day of waste for recycling. The present at today's session. Although the federalfunds to construct the Downtown Sanford for the federalthe funds. process of converting waste into gas would be economlcso(theconversjona,.edou biful Martin $1.5 to $4-million facility on creation accomplished at a plant located near one of the commented, "It of the committee, Mrs. Cox said the program Is seems senseless to keep wasting about 30 acres. The projected two generating plants located on We Monroe. solid waste." which already has recom. set up to pay the entire costs of completion date for the new jail mended construction of a new approved construction projects. Jail. However, she said if all Although the exact location qualified agencies in the remains uncertain, the corn- country apply, Seminole mission has voted to hire an County's share will come t o Sanford Housing Authority raises in employes salaries architect to design preliminary about $900,000. A number of tenants were authority can't make tenants plans (SHA) board members agreed later determined will be present needed to apply for and registered corn- with excessive Incomes move Sheriff John Polk has been in a work session Tuesday night retroactive to July 1. federal funds under a $2.4- quoted as saying the complex Plaints about the quality of out now because there's flO to appr ove $170,100 in salaries billion public works con. could cost as much as $4.. The operating budget, materials, especially windows, suitable priva te renta for SHA employes for the fiscal prepared by SHA Executive recently used in l housing struction program, which was million, modernization available in Sanford, year that began July 1 but to Director Thomas Wilson III, of some of the authority's six — Following the work session, decide later on any raises that E;ening Hemid projects rental income at public housing projects in members of the Joint Tenant will be given. ____ _______ $HS,210 and seeks a $212,200 Sanford. Council presented an apThe move came about so the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Wllon sa id he'll ask the SHA Wednesday. August 4, 197ó—Vol roposd $397,410 operating Urban Development (HUD) board "at a later meeting" to preciatlon plaque to SHA Published Daily and Sunday. ,ic,p, Saturday boardmernber George Brown 3udget for 480 units of low-rent operating subsidy for the year. remove the present and Christmas ()at by Th. Sanford H erald . In c, rent ceiling Brown is a , 300 N Fren ch Ave,, tenant and was tousing, that was due for Sanford. Fla In other work session actions, of $108-a-month where tenants elected by tenants as their SHA Second Class POS IA41411 Pad at Sanford. Florida ubinission to federal agencies board members reviewed have an Income in Hilt excess of 09 board representa tive. Board 1`40("r Deliver, IS cents Month, 57 & Months. IWy 1, can be approved. sectio ns of a proposed rental maximum allowable for members Sli 70 0 Bi Mjl $ 2 9 4 In F %.1,1,# .S are appointed oq, by the S}l:\ b membersmid id an> lease for use bj the authority, tenants. He explained that the del ,r, All Other „ ,il ' '” Sanford City Commission ' ¶ : ;'.'. i SHA Approves Salary Budget , hOrn ,,. Comptroller Says We can put your grand piano in a space this small '' It 3 40 and give It the play It deserves! The Herald 3222611 Wednesday, Aug. 4, 174—)A Operation Is Inefficient Cab'i'net Balking At Plane Fee Proposals TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Cabinet voted 4-1 Tues- make each agency pay the ac- worst of all possible alterna- from eight to six by the legisla. rates were the only way to Cabinet members who use day to postpone action for the tual costs when using the tives" Lewis said. "Idon't think ture and that the two mechanics reach that goal and that they the state aircraft pool are balk- second time on the proposed planes. anyone has looked at the and two office workers were the were a compromise on the origing at paying hefty fare in. new charges, which would inBut Lewis charged that the operation with the view of mak- bare minimum needed. inal Senate position which creases with Comptroller Ger- crease the cost to persons using proposed hikes were way out of lug it more efficient and cutting The Cabinet voted 4-1 to raise would have abolished the pool aId Lewis charging that oper. the planes by as much as 244 line and that costs could be cut costs." the minimum charge from 10 entirely. ations are grossly inefficient, per cent. by chopping staff 20 per cent. Lewis said personnel could be cents a mile to 12 cents but The pool has been an object of The new rates were drawn up General Services figured that eliminated by having the pilots postponed any other increases controversy since it was by the Department of General to make the operation self-sup- do some mechanical work and until the Sept. 7 meeting to give created in 1971. Se rvices, which was ordered by porting the cost per mile if one having the bureau chief do more opportunity to look for al. Before then, each Cabi net the legislature to put the air- person flew would have to be more flying. ternatives to the hikes. had his own plane. But member ye r n craft operation on a pay-as-you. hiked from 18 cents to 65 cents. If costs were trimmed, Lewis Gov. Reubin Askew opposed the legislature created the pool go basis, For two passengers, the pro- said, then the charge to each the delay, saying the legislat ure and cut the number of planes Previously, the legislature posed rate would be 32 cents, user would be less. cut out the subsidy and ordered from seven to five. has subsidized operations out of compared to the current 10 However, DIGS director Jack that the operation be selfIn addition to Cabinet mem the general budget, but this cents per mile. Kane said that the number of sufficient. bers, the pool is used by other year lawmakers decided to "This seems to me to be the pilots had already been cut The governor said the new top state executive officials. Ta Ba ttI e K lls i , TAMPA (AP) — A bar manager twice broke up a heated argument between two men before it got hotter and 0--% 011:::~ — r 9M shooting started, police say. Three men died and two were wounded in an hour-long gun battle. At least one of the arguing men left the bar, went to nearby motel room, came back with an automatic weapon and opened fire early Tuesday at the Mardis Gras lounge on Tampa's night-spot strip, police said. "This was no ordinary barroom brawl," one officer said. "They were using some very heavy firepower." Officials said the weapons used included a shotgun arid an ARI5, similar to an Army M16. Reinaldo Dominquez, the 42year-old manager of a nearby bar, was shot to death after he man, police said. Police were summoned and then engaged in an hour-long gun battle with two men barricaded in adjoining motel rooms, killing John T. Blanco, 29, of Miami and wounding Victor P. Rivera, 37, of Tampa. The body of the third victim, bar manager John Robert Brown, 32, of the Tampa area, was found inside the lounge, police said. Dominguez and Brown were dead before officers arrived on the scene. Also wounded in the shooting was police Cpl. 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But Cabinet members, who voted 4-1 for the revocation Tuesday, expressed unhappiand said the evidence pre. sented them by the Professional Practices Council was insufficient. "This is one of the worst votes I have ever made," said Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, who voted with the majority. "I don't know whether I am righ t or wrong." "If this investigation wasn't thorough then we've co mmitted a greater crime at this table than was teacher."alleged against the case. "The women many times are put on more trial than men," Askew said, adding a .. I ~ ruq stores Revoked Rivers Buford. Boyette's atturney, ar gued that the woman had gone willingly to Bayette's home and had agreed to have sex. He said the fact that no criminal charges were filed showed there was no basis for the accusation. However, Gov. Reubin Askew argued that as a former prosecutor he knew this was not the Llizirlyniurvi 14110. SUPERx DRUGS 11 ) License Members of The Seminole School Bus Driver's Association were offered a $54 increase in starting salaries by the county school board's negotiating team on Tuesday, along with other fringe benefits, but no agreement was reached and the two groups will be back at the bargaining table on Thursday. Association a $100 per year Increase in base starting A co-defendant, Scott A. salary. Randall, 19, of Casselberry, got The latest offer to the drivers three years probation with a is based on a six-hour day and condition that he spend 10 days in county jail. would up the starting salary from $3,733 to $3,787. —James Elvis Grissom, 28, of Cowley said his team also Orlando, was sentenced to five offered to increase both the years in prison on his plea of amount the board would pay In guilty to grand larceny of property taken in a Longwood At Thursday's meeting, insurance premiums from $150 burglary. negotiators- for the driver are to $160 per year and the uniform allowance from $45 to $50 anexpected to either accept the nually. board's latest offer or make a The two bargaining units L coun ter proposaL d t have been at an Impasse in According to Ernie Cowley, negotiations for some time and By DO ESTE.S pected to peruse the requests city is expected to receive in Department heads, after after chief nentIatnr far t—he whant ---. --had ni,*I k L'I,,..hl.. ..w. £ ILA IU ruuuc ucraia Stall writer from department heath. excess of $547,543 In general meetings with Knowles board, the $54 salary increase is Employes Relations ComThe requests are upby3oper operating revenues, with Saturday and again Monday based on the index used in of. mission for the names of LONG WOOD — The first cent over the current fiscal $184,000 of this amount from night, voluntarily cut some fering the members of the possible special masters (atpublic city council meeting on year and would require an property taxes. Items from their budgets. Seminole Educat1on bitratars) to settle the issues. the city's record $1 million in increase in the city's preent If revenues from sources requests for the 1976.17 budget 2.81 mills rate of taxation, other than property taxes year is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The general operating budget remain the same — at $367,000 today at city hall. requests total $779,000 with the — propertytaxeswillhave to be The city council with Sanford balance for the utility — water more than doubled to produce City Manager W.E. Knowles and sewer — department. enough money to fund the serving serving as a consultant is esDuring the current year, the requests. ongwood Bu MIAMI (AP) — A National Airlines Boeing 727 carrying only seven crew members landed at Miami International Airport early today with one wheel stuck in the up position, officials said. There were no injuries. National spokesman Mike Clark said all 45 passengers on flight 607, originating at Kennedy International Airport in New York, left the plane during an earlier stop in Fort lauderdale, about 30 miles north of Miami. "The crew realized there was trouble with the left landing gear during the trip to Miami and tried for 45 minutes to extend it," Clark said. "The plane landed on the right gear, and when it had slowed to nearly a stop, the left wing was laid on the ground." There was no fire, and the crew left the plane via an emergency chute after the 1:15 a.m. EDT landing, he said. Clark said the jet aircraft sustained minor damage to its left wing and undercarriage. MIAMI (AP) — "I thought I was going to drown. I thought I was going to be one of the fish," a 73-year-old angler said after he and a 63-year-old friend clung for more than an hour to an overturned boat. Irving Sosin of Miami Beach and his fishing buddy, Emanuel Edinger of Sunrise, were rescued Tuesday when the pilot of a seaplane spotted them off Key Biscayne and radioed for help. "The boat started taking in water," Sosin said. "And before we knew it the boat capsized." Sosin said he and Edinger were unable to reach their life preservers and clung to the smooth fiberglass hull of the boat for 75 minutes hoping a boat would pass by to help - of the stolen guns to Belle Glade and burled them underneath a Crewm embers Uninjured Two Rescued From Ocean Burglar Sentenced To Five Years A New York City man who be concurrent with the Palm probation for his guilty plea, "I ran because I was scared," pleaded guilty to burglarizing a Beach sentence, entered earlier, to felony Benner told the court Tuesday. Sanford store where 34 pistols In other sentencings on possession of marijuana. He admitted that he'd smoked were stolen has been sentenced Tuesday, George Mike Benner, Benner was arrested by marijuana in the past but said to five years in state prison. 25-year-old County Recreation Longwood Police on U. S. 17-92 he doesn't now. Circuit Court Judge J. Dept. employe from Fern Park, in February after he ran from a "I'm an instructor and I work William Woodson meted the was placed on five years car stopped on traffic charges. with little children," Benner sentence Tuesday for David •..I,l M. . ....ut. •i._ £H JUU W WI WV CVUflL Dockery, 25, who recently drew involved playground recreation a three-year sentence in Palm programs at schools, officials Beach County on a robbery said earlier. conspiracy charge. Judge Woodson adjudicated When Dockery pleaded guilty Benner a convicted felon and June 2 to the February bur glary made a condition of his of the - Army-Navy Surplus rfohatlnn that he store, JIU Sanford Ave., he told associate with persons with a the court that he carried 25 to 30 Airliner Crash Lands; MIAMI (All ) — ,,As far as figuring out what made them come to shore in the first place, we're no farther ahead," Dr. Daniel Odell said after examining three dead false killer whales found off Everglades National Park. Odell headed a team which traveled Tuesday to Cape Sable, on the extreme southern tip of the Florida Peninsula, to examine carcasses found Monday by a park patrol plane. "They were just so dead and so chewed up by sharks we really couldn't tell anything," said the University of Miami scientist. 'We couldn't even tell the sex of them except for one female." - HLPI TOP RIME• O#. . ,4 - ...... ... FTC To FLORIDA Florida Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. 6 L _____ % 1LE1 PACK ----.------------------- -. . '1 — - -........................ - - - - . — - - - . - - - .. -. �14 Eventeng HerAd Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Two Killed, Two Wounded In Bloody Melee 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code or 831-9993 305-322.2611 Wednesday, August 4, While in Jacksonville over the weekend, I had a chance to browse through the Sunday edition of the Times Union-Jacksonville Journal and one of the stories that caught my eye at the top of the localstate section dealt with the 55 mile per hour speed limit In Florida. Oddly enough, the director of the Jacksonville Safety Council and leaders of the bus drivers' union and a truckers' association all said they advocate a return to the 70 mph speed limit on our state highways. While admitting that the current 55 mph speed limits has drastically reduced traffic fatalities, all were in agreement that driving any distance at that of speed Is Just too taxing on the driver. Safety Council Director Ben Collins said it all when he summed up the situation with "it's (the 55 mph speed limit) Just too damned slow." Preston Raulerson, president of the Jai Traffic Around 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor 9 Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Li Inflation Fever Needs Treatment rate he Clock y BILL CURRIE Club, said the reduced speed limit was "silly" and said he doubted the notions that the lower speeds save driver's lives. "To get out there and go 55 with nothing obstructing you is silly," he said. And Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1326 President Peter Noriega said the 55 mph speed limit is "excessively slow." Norlega'a union Is comprised chiefly of professional bus drivers, who he claims are hurt the worst by the lower speeds. Bus drivers are paid by the mile and the lower speeds force them to drive longer periods of time to cover the same mileage, he said. He also said that they (the bus drivers) were actually given pay cuts. "Besides," he said, "most people aren't observing the 55 mph speed limits anyway." We have to concur with all three gentlemen to a MRLD IN BRIEF Italian Parliament To Vote On Government Program ROME (AP) — Premier Giulio Andreotti takes his minority government's program to Parliament today amid Indications that the Communist party will abstain on the vote of confidence and let the new cabinet survive. The 57-year-old Christian Democratic premier kept most of his program secret. But he was expected to promise a vigorous crackdown on tax evasion and an overhaul of the vast government bureaucracy. The Communists urged both reforms. The Communist party said it would announce its stand toward the new government during the course of the debate on Its program. But "the Communists will not enter the debate with a spirit of delivering a punch to the Andreotti government," one party leader, Giorgio Amendola, said. Most Communist commentaries have been conciliatory since Andreotti Formed his cabinet of Christian Democrats and nonpartisan experts last Thursday. That's 30.... the way the Democrats would fight inflation. ..I.....I iiivie is CLL4iU W I... U 111U511 I1IU[ £..II. Lair, dLIUUL infl ation at the Republican convention. But the Ie*C1 is that th e staggering inflation of recent years has occurred under a Republican administration in th e White House. President Nixon held inflation in check ternporarily by restricting wage increases in key dustries to 5'2 percent a year. But he soon dropped th e wage controls. The GOP was then left with its traditional antiinflation policy cut government spending (except defense spending) and ho pe high unemployment will eventually drive down prices and wages. (r because prices and wages can now hold out against all but the most severe economic pressures and, in a severe recession, the American people won't tolerate a government that seems unconcerned about unemployment. In fact, excessive wage demands play a major role in ca using inflation. Th is has become clear in Britain, where the Labor government has made a pay policy the cornerstone of its counter-inflation program. The voluntary pay policy put forward by the Trades Union Congress and endorsed by the government is holding pay increases to about 4'2 per cent for the next year. Should we firm up our China ties? Today's Topic. "America and China is argued by t)ik Harriet I. a senior Fellow at the SLI $ '' Brookings Institution who was born in China of American parents. and l'rofessor Alan Whiting of the University of Michigan's Center for China Studies This article is adapted From the National Town Meeting which is held each Wednesday in Washington. I) (' where public figures debate and answer questions on important national issues The to'n meetings are fund ed by a grant From Mobil Oil Corporation Mobil has n" control over the content 1.0 NO iATER P ç z ;p Jo NpXpj PARDON - Th at policy didn't work and it won't work PRO/CON RA $ FQfEf6N POLKy DOAK BARNETT Evacuation Efforts Bog Down BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Efforts to evacuate more wounded from the Tal Zaatar camp and an armistice to end the 16-month-old Lebanese civil war bogged down today. An International Red Cross convoy to the besieged Palestinian refugee camp In Christian east Beirut was delayed leaving the Moslem sector. Security sources said Red Cross delegate Jean Hoefliger and Arab League mediator Hassan Sabri Kholi were having trouble getting the Christians to renew the temporary cease-Fire which allowed the removal of 91 casualties from Tal Zaatar on Tuesday. Hoefliger said he planned a convoy of 15 to 20 vehicles today and hoped to evacuate at least 150 wounded. A Swedish doctor In Tal Zaa tar reported there were 4,000 wounded In the camp and said 1,400 had been killed since the siege began six weeks ago. ALAN WHITING p Should formal di plomatic ties be established Sho uld formal diplomatic ties be established 3.t REVISION 0 .: with Peking? with Peking? 114,% The next President, whoe ver he is, should Americans say, "How can we norma1lz WELFR move to comple te th e normalization relations relations with Peking If there is so much unof RE.pgM 0 ..,• 1. with China In 1977. This will require establishing certainty about the leadership and abou\ / ..c NATIONAL formal diplomatic relations with Peking and Chairman Mao's health ? Perhaps we should let PFE)1$.E ,'. ma king major admustments In our present the dust settle and wait." I submit that the ,, relations with Taiwan. If we do not, there could sooner we begin negotiating norma lization ançl .. DEM$be a deterioration in even our present fragile complete it the better. There is no question that -:.'r' 'S T .... .1I• relatio nship with China. Full normalization is a Mao Tse Tung is still the supreme authority in / I. pr erequisite for serious U.S.-China discussions China. It was he who Initiated and accelerated .4 rYk # 1 1 . % %, : I I I -~'. -p of many key issues in East Asia — such as the initial detente with the United States. No ~111 I" ' . stabilizing the situation in Korea and Sou theast successor will ha ve the same political po wer to %J[ , i.;/. . :Asia and Involving China in nuclear arms con- determine and decide decisions as the chairman. . .: trol. Peking is not pressing us to norma lize Secondly, there is no division between President ,".. . relations this year because they recognize the Ford and the prominent Democratic cand1date' . I. .T ______________________ i '?P' problems of doing so in an election year. Once for office. This is not an election issue. And third, ,. ....i.-. 1 1. the elections are over, th ey are not likely to show the Chinese are clearly acti ve in the foreign 1 ';'-'' , th e same patience. In rela tion to Taiwan, w ha t policy realm while they are arguing their .4•. '.;.. we must do is substitute non-official or quasi- domestic poli ti cs. I have been impressed over : official relations for our present di plomatic the last six months with the way in w hich first ___ relations and devise an Informal substitute for the Indians, then the Egyptians and, most existing formal defense treaties. A substitute for recently, the Singapore government have found a formal treaty should have several components. it possible to make important poli cy moves in WIN6 First, we should urge Peking to state (that) their Peking that required decisions in Peking that inte ntion of unifica tion is problem they hope to showed flexibility and compromise. If that is your solve by peaceful means. Secondly, the U.S. true for those countries, then I think others should state unilaterall y that we have a con- should at tempt to deal wi th the Chinese on tinuing interest in the security of the area. straight, businesslike terms. I do not think that Thirdly, we should continue the sales to Taiwan we need wait a year or two years to settle. I thin k of defensive, conventional arms that they need to we can normalize rela tions wi th China now. The following week, among lette rs of co rnAmendment Opposed mainta in a reasonable defe nse establishment. Why was Nixon invited to Peking li this . ment sent In by viewers, was one which stated, This will not, In any sense, constitute an aban- year7 "dog owners are the most selfish people in the donmentof Taiwan. But lfwe don't move soonto Editor: Your July 18th edition had an ar ticle in it world." I agree heartily wi th this view, upgrade our ties with Peking and downgrade our We all have to sor t of guess and grope In th* headed Sanford Joined By Apopka. You sta ted SELFISH NESS. Lack of consideration for ties with Taiwan, we could see new shif ts In the dark. When we were in China last October with Owl. the Sanford City Commission had recently oth ers, lack of respect for the law. big power balance in East Asia which would be the U.S. World Affairs delegation, we had a passed a resolution thankin g Rep. Hattaway for strong sense that the Chinese were dissa tisfied)) While th e dog situation in Sanford has n- very adverse to our na tional interest, his attempt to am end the Sunshine Law and that e lack of progress In normalization and proved gr ea tly since passage of the leash la w, WilY was Nixon invited to Peking earlier this with th Apopka has Followed suit. Sanford ta king such a c io ur as to an explana tion for it. We ll, thi, us year, dog owners in my neighborhood have ignored the stand is news to me! conventio na l American explanation given the I don't have an explanation. I have several Law, ignored th e police officers and animal Ch ese was that President Ford felt threatened in I would like to know exactly which Sanford control office rs who ha ve conferred with them, hypotheses. One is that this was a very perso nal by an attack from the Republican right and could thing on the part of Mao who felt Indebted to Commissioners voted for this resolution. Next and are brin ging up children to also have no t afford to take the chance of normalizing election time I will work hard to get them respect for th e la w, th ereby assurin g ui of Nixon because Nixon was the President who made the move to ward normalization. I think relatio ns and bringing up the Taiwan issue. The defeated. Sure, elected officials wan t Sir. Hat. another generation of juvenile delinquents, Chinese could see from their vantage point that also, in a very peculiar way, it was a conflicting the taway's Sunshine Amendment passed so they The above-descr ibed dog owners either do not endorsement of Nix on for the normalization th signal to e United States an d to the Soviet can meet in secret and make decisions out of rea lize, or intentionally ignore the fact that their Union. On the process would stifle the Republican right. They one hand it was a signa l to public's eye if they so desire (with less than a type. ca used th may ha ve seen this as a move which would have e leash la w to be deemed Soviet Union that China still ha d its U.S. conquorum at any one time, of course), necessary. As they say in Vermont. .THINK f' the Ford Administration to move ahead. nectlons.On the other hand, it was a signal to Let's keep public officials acts Public! ABOUT IT. United States that in the long run the United Assess China's military strength. Attorney General Robert Shevin said that When you ask w ha t L the Chinese military Name With held Sta tes has to move ahead towards no rHattaway's Sunshine Amendment would destroy By Request mnalization. But these are all hypo theses. for compos i ti on in raw numbers, obviously it's ce the Sunshine Law and I agree. China's military str ength. much larger than that of Taiwan and it does ha ve Sanford Assess J une Cameron China has acquired a very minimal nuclear nuclear weapons. But China's lack of amSanford, Florida 32771 Likes Kiddie Shows deterrent. It has in place less th an 100 missiles phibious capabili ty is a f un damental fact of that can reach various targets In the Soviet military life. The best estima tes, and we know a Editor: Union. It has not co mpleted Its work in acquiring good deal about the Chinese Communist force, Selfish Dog Owners I just wanted to tell you that I like the Kiddie an ICBM that could reach the United States. This grant t hem a capability of support of only a the Shows you spo nsor very much. I went to all of the is very weak de terr ent but (it) gives a certa in handful of di visions across th at strai t, whereas Several weeks ago I witnessed a fun shows last year, and guess what' I enjoyed protection. Its conventional position has act ually on Taiwan there Is an active figh TV program SIXTY MINUTES, prefaced by ting force of them very much. I'm going to all the shows this deteriorated in the last few years, largely 3,400,00 0 tough Taiwanese troops who are cerrerriarks that it might well be the worst program year, too. I enjoyed popcorn, coke, ticket because its air force is now obsolete. I would add tairdy determined to defend themselves against they would ever show. It was on dogs, and drawings, and the movie, too! So thanks for th at t here are a variety of deterrents to Pekin g an attack From th e mainland. Moreover, the wed many small children infected with dog' br inging them to us' considering military action (against Tai wan ) in mainland is not conquering an enemy worms, which were even found in their lungs and piece of the foreseeable future. One is a hundred miles of territory but "libera ting" ki th tra ins. I just wish every dog-owner could have and kinsmen as Lisa Garr is water and Peking's lack of adequate naval and the Chinese Communists put It. It's not going to viewed this Sanford amphibious capabilities, destroy Taiwan In order to take It. o - . o ... - . ... .... ...... ,. .,.. -. ... '• - .. . . ..., ... . , .•. Publishing Mogul Dies ' '' ... . . - ',... LONDON (Al') Lord Thomson of Fleet, the Canadian-born chairman of the vast Thomson newspaper empire, died in a London hospital today at 82, his office announced. Thomson built a publishing empire that Included about 180 newspapers, some 105 magazines and several radio and television stations in Britain, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Africa, Asia and the West Indies. The newspapers included the Times and the Sunday Times In London and the Scotsman in Edinburgh. The value of his business operations has been estimated at a minimum $180 million, with $36 million as his personal fortune. .,•. - . In theory, the free market should drive wages and prices down in times of high unemployment, But this doesn't work when labor un ions control wages and corporations administer prices. When real output of the economy declines, as it did in 1974, and when it grows slowly, as it is expected to do this year, real personal income must decline or grow slowly. Otherwise inflation is inevitable, Only increased production and productivi$y can justify increased purchasing power. Our government must make that clear to the people or face the inflationa ry consequences. Direct government involvement in wage and price decisions should be avoided if possible. But voluntary restraints m ust be urged by th e government and mandatory controls sho uld be imposed if necessary. Pork Barrel Congress wants veto au thority over Penta gon decisions close mili ta ry bases. The obvious purpose is to make politica l use of Pentagon spending. ft's the old pork barrel approach President Ford vetoed the fiscal 1977 military construction authorization bill because Congress tacked on a provision requir ing the Pentagon to pro vide Congress with a year's advance notice bef ore closing or significan tly cutt ing the work any major military base lathe United States. Recently the House of Representatives voted to override the veto hot the override effort failed in the Senate. That's good. The Democra ts in their platform ca ll For a reduction in defense spending by about $5 billion to $7 billion. 'We must be tough-minded," the platform says. But when the Pentagon seeks to save defense dollars for more efficient use by closing down uneconomic mili tary bases in this country, the Democratic majority in Congress seeks to overrule t he decision and keep the bases open, simply for political reasons. That's inconsistency, - What's age of choice? Letters To The Editor ear er -. . Three Killed In Riots . JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Rioting raged across the black Soweto township today after six weeks of tension, and police reported that at least three blacks were shot to death. An estimated 20,000 blacks broke through a police barricade and tried to march on Johannesburg, eight miles to the north, but police said they fired over their heads and turned them back. The marchers protesting the detention of student leaders and voicing other grievances of South Africa's black majority. - , were - I WASHINGTON — Like the moon, Haiti presents its bright side to the world. But it also has a dark, unseen side which It tries to hide from the world. The government discourages newsmen from visiting the most bleak areas, where the peasants are starving while their rulers feast. Foreign reporters, who have ventured too far, have been hustled out of the country on the next available plane. One bold young Haitian reporter named Gassner Raymond dared to write a story criticizing the government. Two weeks later, his body was discovered in a roadside ditch. We sent our roving reporter, Hal Bernton, to the tiny, mountalalous Caribbean nation to seek out the stories the government would Like to suppress. Posing as an itinerant student, he traveled with a knapsack on his back into the forbidding area. Bernton began his Investigation in Port-AuPrince, the bright side of Haiti, where tourists IOU in elegant hotels, drink cool glasses of tropical rum punch and dance after dark in sleek discotheques. But if Haiti Is a tropical paradise for the foreign tourists, it Is a land of luxury for the ruling class. They are dominated by the amazing Duvalier family, who have amassed a pirate's fortune since the late "papa Doe" Duvalier seized power in 158 Millionaire Guns Down Family In Mansion FORT WORTH, Tex. (Al') — A groundskeeper for multimil- W.W. Matthews, Police said that as Gavrel and Miss Bass approached the house, lionaire Thomas Cullen Davis stood under one of the massive oak Davis' wife, Priscilla, 35, was shot once In the chest but escaped they saw a man leaving and asked him, "What's going on?" The trees surrounding the Davis mansion and shook his head, from the house, running across the nearly half-mile of lawns and man — wearing a black wig — said he would show them and led "He was acting pretty normal. He got pretty mad when he meadows to a neighbor's home. them Into the house, officers said. When Miss Bass recognized the couldn't get hold of a veterinarian to take care of one of these The bodies of Andrea Wilburn, Mrs. Davis' 12-year-old daughtkr man as Davis and called him by name, he wheeled around and dogs, but other than that he was all right," said Weldon Harding, by a previous marriage, and Stan Fare, 30, a friend of Mrs. Davis, shot Gavrel In the abdomen, she told authorities. who last saw his boss earlier this week. were found in the mansion. Miss Bass then raced to a roadway and flagged down a On Tuesday, Fort Worth police said Davis turned his anger — "I just can't believe that It happened," said Harding. "I'd seen motorist, who called police. and a loaded pistol on his estranged wife, his stepdaughter and Stan Farr around the house a lot of times and, of course, knew the Fan's body was found in the breakfast room of the mansion, two of their frIends, killing two of them and wounding the others, little girl and Mrs. Davis. It all seems pretty unreal," which sits on 140 acres of rolling meadowland and finely clipped The 42-year-old scion of a wealthy industrial family was As the wounded Mrs. Davis fled the mansion in one direction, lawns. Farr, 30, an exiexas Christian University basketball star, arrested four hours later on two counts of murder and two counts house guest Beverly Bass, 18, returned from another after a date was killed "by several wounds," police said. of attempted murder. He was freed Tuesday night on $80,000 bond with Gus Gavrel Jr., 21, a friend of Davis' eldest stepdaughter, Andrea's body was found in a basement utility room where af ter ta king a psychiatric examination orde red by Peace Justice Dee Wilburn. police theorized she crawled after being shot In the chest. - Disea se Worries Catholic Group 75 Persons Flee Deadly Gas Cloud PHILADELPHIA (AP) — "We're concerned, of course, "We've been going to cornsymptoms of the unknown fluThe wave of deaths and illness- but health authorities have adlike disease. munlon so much here that we'd es that followed an American vised us that the ailment apAlthough attendance totals be spiritually readied before MOSSY HEAD (AP) — About 75 people were Legion convention here two parently came from contact for the eucharistic congress are death anyhow," said Shriver, evacuated from this Florida Panhandle community this weeks ago Is stirring a vaguely with a carrier at the previous yet to be compiled, in all a mU- who is attending the congress haunting undercurrent among convention, rather than being morning when a gas cloud escaping from three derailed lion persons are expected to at. with his wife, Eunice. railroad Roman Catholics attending a Indigenous to the city," said the tanker cars enveloped the area, officials said. tend various congress activities The congress is a global world spiritual gathering now Rev. Leo McKenzie, arch. this No injuries were reported. week. There have been no Catholic assembly, held every in progress. "It's put up quite a cloud of white vapor, which is a diocesan communications off I. reports of illness similar to the four years, that focuses on the Little uneasiness is evident, cer. health hazard as well as a fire and traffic hazard," said unidentified disease. Eucharist, or Holy Communion, and the events of the 41st InterLeonard Lindsey, a radio operator with the Florida High. About 10, people attended The only Inkling that the and belief In the Divine presnational Eucharistic Congress the state Legion convention that way Patrol. deaths of the previous con- ence In it. The current gatherHe said the lIquifled petroleum gas (LPG) vaporized on continue on schedule, but con- ended July 24. Twenty have vention the first In the United might be dampening contact with air. gress officials are in touch with since died, and more than 140 the fervor or turnout for the States In 50 years, centers on Law enforcement officers, Civil Defense teams and public health authorities, have been hospitalized with congress was that some hotels "Hung of the Human FamIrescue squads from nearby Egila Air Force Base rushed reported they had vacant rooms to the area, about 45 miles east of Pensacola, shortly after At the congress Tuesday, that had been expected to be cars of the L&N Railroad freight train derailed at about church leaders called for greatfilled. 8:45 a.m. EDT. er Christian effortsInbehalf of But this likely stemmed from It was not Immediately known how many cars derailed. Pope Paul VI's calling off his freedom and Justice in the "It's a very explosive gas," said Civil Defense spokesanticipated attendance, and world, Thousands joined Tueswoman Pat Wilier-son. "They're putting out pilot lights more pilgrims still were arriv- day night at Veterans Stadium and hot water heaters" In area homes to try to keep the in a worship service for that ing. h gas from being touched off. goal The Rev. James Gardiner 0' £ ranciscan rriars or the — over Most Florida congressmen, Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Tampa, Atonement at Graymoor, N.Y., who receive $10,000 or more a also has acknowledged recelv. said the situation was "really year in office expense and trav- ing $12,000 a year from a law spooky," but people had not let el allowances, say it's not firm which represents it dampen their spirits. enough and they have pay the clients who sometimes dobusl. "It's such a great experience difference out of their own ness with the federal govern-and we're so busy, we don't pockets, the Cox Newspapers ment, the Cox Newspapers have time toworry," said Sister reports. Clare Francis of Boston, said. A decision by Circuit Court paid by the original four recently agree(l to start a new But many of them also have Gibbons, who declined to re- voicing an unshaken outlook re- Judge Dominick Saul requiring treasury with a $Z fee from members of the organization outside income in addition to ply to the survey on expenses, flected in comments from nu- the Casselberry Board of each Ad. member governing body. Casselberry, Longwood Winter their $44,685 congressional also owns stock in Sun Banks of merous nuns, clergy and laity. Justment to take testimony Springs and Altamonte Springs. A report is also to be given on salaries, the newspapers Florida, Roskin State Bank, Some people suggested that under oa th in zoning ma tters cleaning of the waterways in reported Tuesday. Exchange Bancorporation, the spiritually inspiring quali- will be discussed All of Seminole's seven cities the at tonight's municipalities of the A survey of Florida's 15 U.S. Corrollwood State Bank and ties of the gathering warded off 7:30 meeting of the Council and the county commission county. of House members showed 12 re- Sun City Center Bank, the temporal anxieties about mor- Local Governments In Seminole porting out-of-pocket ex- newspapers said. tality. County at the Sanford City Hall. penditures for their office operAs a member of the powerful "I haven't heard of anyone City officials have stated ations, the newspapers' Wash- Ways and Means Committee, being scared off," said Sargent 14 4:k ington bureau said. Gibbons votes regularly on leg- Shriver, one of this year's unsu- fears that the Salfi decision has ULU w set a precedent court inThe leader was Rep. Claude islation setting tax rates for cesslul ,-, Democratic dvisory Pepper, 1)-Miami Beach, who banks and other corporations, presidential contenders and terference In city advisory said he spent $14,341 for un- in addition to his tax votes on one-time head of the Peace hoard procedures. Salfi ordered the change In reimbursed office and tele- the House floor. Corps. procedure la te last year when phone expenses, salar ies, dues Monumental Properties ap. and su bscriptions. See Th e New All In Th e Ear pealedadecisionbytheCassel. Pepper reported on his House 0. berry board granting a special fina ncial disclosure Form that exception to businessman he had at least $1,000 income Thomas Radio!f to permit the from law firms In Miami Beach construction of a mini-raceway and Titusville. on a 7.5 acre tract south of SR He also is a director and senCASSELBERRY A lenthv deposits on street lighting sJO. br vice president of Washing- agenda faces the Casse lberr y Other items include approval ton Federal Savings and Loan City Council at a 7:30 p.m. of $15,000 payment for the city's Salfi found that the board did Association in Miami Beach meeting today at city hall. share of utility lines to the act Improperly by not requiring and holds stock in two Dade The governing body will Crow, Pope and Land those speaking to do so under County land companies, one consider at a public hearing an properties and authorization for oath. The board recently rebank and two real estate mort- application to close, vacate and the administration to prepare heard the Radloff case and gage firms. and abandon a part of Sunset Drive. bid specification after testimony over a two week The disclosure form does not At the regular meeting council documents for the pucha.se of a period again granted the require a congressmen to state will discuss building permit generator for the fire depart- request. his amount of Income, except fees on city issued contracts ment. Also on the agenda for the that it's over $1,000, or the and consider a recomAt a workshop following the meeting is a report from the amount of stock except that It's mendation for developer meeting, the board will review treasurer, Mayor Gerald a preliminary plat for Christensen of Casselberry, Storybook Village; consider a refunding membership fees rezoning request from Greater Construction Co. for Saiisalito Phase II from R4 (apartment Zoning) to planned unit development (PUD) and Todd Graham, Lake Mary AUGUST3 consider authorizing a staff Oliver E.Sjoblom, Lake Mary review of the proposed addition ADMISSIONS Ruth B. Sutterby, Winter to the ABC Lounge, west of U.S. Park Sanford: 17-922. Serena Bramble Glenna E. Cook J. B. Holtzclaw Kevin A. Nathan ouoert J. rewman Deborah H. Redding CIUDF M. WJIm'EN Ohio, his fa ther, Ruf us C. John H. Senn Whitten of Sanford, and 12 Marcia Southerland Claude Michael Whitten, 58, grandchildren, Carl W. Vanwinkle of Fifth St., Sanford, died In lieu of flowers donations George Waldvogel Tuesday at Florida Hospital are to be made to the Good Lewis E. Annis, DeBary South after a lengthy Illness. Shephera Lutheran Church Josephine F. Donaghy, Born and raised In Sanford, he Music Fund. DeBary retired after 20 years service as Grarnkow Funeral Home in Elizabeth M. Grandi, Deltona a fire chief at the Sanford Naval charge of arrangements. Linton E. Knowles, Deltona Air Station. He was a member Perry F. Lediard, Deltona of Good Shepherd Lutheran Betty M. Flowers, Lake Church and the National Fire Monroe Chiefs Association. Survivors include his DISCHARGES Mary Ellen Whitten of Sanford; Tuesday's high 91, today's W. L. Gramkow LFD four sons, the Rev. Ronald C. low 72. RaInfall: .49 Inch. Sanford: Whitten, Henderson, S.C., Gene Considerable cloudiness Emma Akins Funeral directing cannot, be Michael Whitten of Satellite through Thursday with thunRichard Brooks Beach, Terrence H. Whitten of dershowers likely. Highs regarded as just another "job." It Arnold C. Cleveland requires dedication and a sense of Omaha, Neb.; and Timothy C. mainly In the mid and upper %I _ 4, James Frances WhiLii £4, UaI I.. •k conscience, .M.%., lAW *4' and W. L. Gramkow has ow.. I..,,.. " 1b• Richard L. Johnson Mrs. Camellia Muses, Dayton, mid 70g. Variable winds DoTri ine 01' se, 10 Rosa L Silas m.p.h. Rain probability Is 70 Mary F. Smith per cent. Thomas Wade Funeral Notice EXTENDED FORECAST Willie B. White Scattered mainly afternoon Gladys M. Whittemore and evening thundershower, WHITTEN, CLAUDE M.'... Emogene Wilkins Funeqa$ servcfl for Claude M except night and morning Whitten. 54. of Fi fth. St. Sari William S. Willis showers likely along southeast ford. *no died Tuesday al Edna R. Waggoner, Chuluta FUNERAL HOME coastandKeys.Hlghiupperlss Florida Hospital South s"of a M. Brunt, Da venport, hO WEST AMPOilt UOUILVAIiI) be h*ld , , to mid 90s, lows In the 70*. Iowa a m, Fir-day at Good ShCpherd SANIUIU) F LUHIDA Thursday's Daytona Beach Lutheran Church with RCV. Ida Crane, DeLand TILL PHOPII 372 121 I -tides: high 4:17 a.m., 5:00 p.m., Ralph Lyman officiating Surial Frank Blondolillo, Deltona WILL lAM I (HAMpQw be Gin Hytn Mo,ii low 10:22 s,m., 11:19 p.m. Port Edith Poeppel, Deltona Part cemetery. Gramow Canaveral: high 3:58 a.m., 4:52 Fuflifai Name in charge William B. Scott, Deltona p.m., low 1020 a.m., 10:57 p.m. - awmaker F Ar e 'Not Enoug ' L " rj we z' - City Officials To Discuss Court Interference In Zoning several - of Ask George g C. Hearn J__CALL 834-8776 Public Hearing Set Casselberry In HOSPITAL JACK ANDERSON - NOTES AREA DEATH Duvali*ers "Why IS It the pictures all the way from Mars were so good and the ones I took during our .vacation are SO bad?" - 11 degree. Lower speeds In more restricted and crowded roads are necessary, but when you're tooling it down an interstate highway at 55mph and you're going any distance at all, you're completely worn out by the time you arrive at your destination. Too, I've noticed a tendency to get much more travel weary on such trips when trying to stay within the speed limit. All three persons interviewed in the story said they didn't feel the lower speed limit was being enforced anyway and It was pointed out that a recent survey of the American Automobile Association asked, "What is the biggest motoring issue." The reply was to "enforce the 55 mph speed limit or abolish It." Interesting? Th ere was little or nothing in the acceptance s peeches of Jimmy Carter and Fritz Mondale on BERRY'S WORLD Wednesday, Aug. 4, 19 76--$A Feed Off His place has now been taken by his 24-year. old son, Jean-Claude Duvalier, more affectionately known as "Baby Doe," who governs under the watchful, maternal eye of his mother, "Marnon Simone" Duvalier. They impose a special tax on nearly all the principal goods the Impoverished nation produces. The money goes into the royal treasury for the Duvaliers to spend as they please. Sources who have kept tabs on the family estimate the Duvallers have stashed over $200 million in Swiss banks. "We are painfully aware," a U.S. official told Bernton, "that It's the little farmers who have provided the Funds to pave the streets of Port-AuPrince." The oppressed peasants also have paid for a fleet of 10 sleek automobiles, which "Baby Doe" rides over the paved streets. Sometimes, he scatters money to the appreciative crowds. The family also owns numerous villas scattered around the country. The latest acquisition was a Spanish hacienda for "Mamon Simone." From the bright lights and plush hotels of Port-Au-Prince, Bernton headed with his knapsack Into the northwest section of Haiti. He sought directions from missionaries, social workers and others familiar with the hinterland. They warned him the Haitian military would stop him from entering the area. Neverthe!ej, Berntri cliniL.d .ioar1 a Nowadays, it a bundle of money to pay for a college education. No matter how OU it. But with I. nited States Savings Bonds, OU can Count on having the riionc when you need it. In fact, svlien nu join the Payroll Savings Plan the Bond-A-Month Plan, saving can work out to just pennies a day. You see, a little is set aside to buy Bonds for you. Regularly. Automatic-ally. And before you know it, those pennies add up to a pretty nice education. S buy I I.S. Savings Bonds. They make saving for college more than st ju an educated guess. St'ri.'s K Bonds pay I, snt,'r,'st when held to maturity of 5 years (41 the first year) Interest is not suI)jesi to state or lal intom' taxi-4, and Fed,' rat tax may he deferre d until r,dmtit i on. takes Hnitinnq_' Pnx/imr+ %I vu - . . U UU • colorfully painted native bus and perched himself on the roof for the Jolting, all-day ride up the Island. The opulence of Port-Au-Prince quickly Faded into scenes of stark poverty. Alongside the dusty road were clusters of mud-walled houses, with roofs of palm fronds. Young children, with the thin arms and swollen bellies that betray malnutrition, stood naked In the dust. Some stared sullenly; others shouted greetings. Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere. Bernton made his way into its poorest region. lie hiked the last 10 miles to an isolated village. Along the way, he passed through a desolate land of charcoaled tree etz. T'.c trtc S. _ J 1T,cvij f'ticti 'uy fl4iUVeS, me hard wood burned into charcoal for fuel. Among the blackened stumps were even more stark thickets of cactus. Without vegetation to stop the erosion, rain torrents had carved deep gullies into the barren terrain. The swirling water had washed away the soil, leaving only exposed cracks. The land had also been baked by two summers of drought, Yet the Haitian government had refused to first to acknowledge the drought and had later barred U.S. voluntary agencies from bringing In tree clothing. This might have competed with the thriving used-clothing business Duvaller's favored friends operate in I rt-\ 1 !' figure 17 Bernton was exhausted when he reached the village. The dirt-poor villagers brought him ripe mangoes to eat, lie was taken in by a farm family, who lived In a small thatched hut atop a barren knoll. The farmer tried to scratch a living from a small plot watered by a tiny creek. "This year, the rain has not come," the farmer said, shaking his head wearily. "We work so hard. And all for nothing. Many of the children are weak. Each month, we replant our land. But there is no rain. Nothing grows." To escape starvation, many people already have left the region. Some set out dangerously In flmy little In reach the Bahamas. Others made the hard trek to Port-Au. Prince with the faint hope of finding work. or , wife, ** . . /. lv~ 4 $~ .* ~ ft% 9 k- -_ at The village leader took Bernton on a tour of the area. "The people's situation is critical," he said. "The mango harvest Linearly finished and there Will soon be nothing left to eat." Bernton saw how dependent the people were on the sweet mnangoes. They sucked up every last drop of the Juice, then threw away the skins to be eaten by dogs, pigs, donkeys and goats. The children, their hair turned to a rust color by malnutrition, usually squatted In front of their WEATHER - - .k .. , - l IV Ta 0 - -._ '' - - 1_ so t c nAmerica. 1* -. 2(X)'i.iiri&it theaiiie lOCtltkm. I-s ( !', £j., C]RAMKOW ' r'. �-- A-Evenlng Hera, San, FL - Wednesday, Aug.1, IOUANTITV UPGMT5 RI$Uvtoi Evening Hera, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug. 4, 176-7A (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) AR CLIP THESE COUPONS _ Aft - THE a R - P1 STORE HOURS 4th&SANFORDAVE. Mon.Tues.,Wedsamto7pm Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. to9 p.m. Sunday 8a.m. ,ol p.m. MEAT PEOPLE if OVE STORE HOURS 4th&SANFORD AVE. Mon.Tues., Wed . $amfo7pm Thurs.s Fri. and Sat. 8am,09p Sunday 8a.m. to 1 p.m. PARK AVE. and 25th ST. lam to m 7Daysa Week PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m. to 9p.m. 7 Days a Week DELMONTE El - GALA 0a TUNA LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND 0 a AUG. S. 1916 THRU AUG. It LIM IT I COUPON PER lL CAKE MIX LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. N 0 GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STORES G. 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STRAWBERRY Quip Shakes -- .._. - - 69 10'2 oz. 3/89 �Wed nesday, Aug. !!veningHerald, Sanford, 976 I _..I uI .J' .. . - . . . - : . - NEW YORK (AP) Olympic deca thlon winner Bruce Jenner says he's received a bundle of offers from movies to television since winning the gold medal In the Montreal Olympics. On his way home to San Jose, Calif., Jenner, told re porters Tuesday that "I really don't know how many offers we have. There are still unopened telegrams back at the hotel and you Just can't believe the offers that poured In during the first two days." Jenner's agent, George Wallach, said the proposals Include a movi e wi th Jenner starr ing as Superman, television offers from NBC and ABC, and a plan for a book to be called "The Last Mile." - , Ray To Cover Convention NEW YORK (AP)— Elizabeth Ray will cover the Republican National Convention for Genesis magazine. 'We want her to talk to as many people as she can, get Interviews wi th the people she knows," said Genesis publisher Nor man Hill in a telephone interview Tuesday. Hill refused to say how much Genesis will pay Miss Ray, the Ca pitol Hill secretary who rose from obscurity when she co ntended that she had been hired by Rep. Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, only to provide him with sexual favors. Put Hill said, "She'll carry a tape recorder everywhere she goes a nd she'll write it out in longhand. She can't type, y'know." Hill said Miss Ray's article will appear in the December Issue of Genesis and that the magazine's November issue will feature pictures of Miss Ray posing nude. Assault Suspects Trial Set MADISON, Wis. (AP) The trial of Bennett Masel, 21, charged with assaulting Sen. Henry Jackson during his Wisconsin presidential primary campaign, will begin Oct. - it Masel is accused of spitting at the Washington Democrat during a Mar ch 30 campaign stop at an airport Masel's lawyer asked Tuesday that the trial in U.S. District Cour t coincide wi th a congressional recess so Jackson could be subpoenaed. U.S. Magistra te Barbara Crabb granted Masel permi ssion to go to Kansas City later this month to attend the Republican National Con ven tion as a correspo ndent for a YIppie newspaper. Previn To Star In Programs PITTSBURGH (AP) Andre Previn, the Pittsburgh Symphony Or chestra's new music director, will write and star in a series of eight programs to be produced by WQED-1V, the local Public Broadcasting System outlet. The series will be aired na tionally by PBS and will Include programs from the symphony's regular series at Heinz Hall, as well as educational programs. Tar get air date is early 1977, pending final approval by Alcoa of i ts M,000 grant to underwrite the series. Previn did a series for the British Broadcasting Corp. while conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra. The BBC series won the 1972 British Cri tics Award for Music Theaters - Small Tractor. Small Price 12-30 hp diesel --p--- HOTICEOFINTENYTO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAM FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NO T ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FLORIDA. the undersigned. desiring to engage CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.1477.CA.$9-A under the fictitious name FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND InbUsineu of APPY DAZE FARMS at Post LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Office Box 491. LonqwC'od. Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor. to register the said '! poration organized and existing 32750 intends of the United States name with the clerk of the Circuit under the Laws Court of Seminole County, Florida. of America, DATED this 11th day of July. AD. Plarntifl, 1976. vs. William A. White ROBERT 0. HUMPHREYS and Alice V. White wife. DORIS HUMPHREYS, publish. July 21. 20, Aug. 4. II. 1914 Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ROBERT D. HUMPHREYS 1 1014 1.1 .M 11 .- . DEBIl :r TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Residence and address NOTICE unknown Notice is hereby given pursuant to 253.115, Florida Statutes, DORIS HUMPHREYS that the Board of Trustees of the 15 Fleetwood Drive Internal Improvement Trust Fund Farmingville, New York of the State of Florida has received 11738 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED an application from Seminole __ . County, co James J. Buck, Jr.. that an action to foreclose a mor Seminole County Courthouse, 1 tgage on the following properly I in North Park Avenue, SantorcL, Vb .. . . 7i -. Seminole County, Florida: Florida 32fl1, for a lease by at 4.. ' Lot 9. Block H. CAMELOT UNIT Trustees of , .'..110 square feet, more or 11 TWO, according to the Plat thereof less, of sovereignty land sp. . . as recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages of ptenit to their riparian .4'• 9S and 96, of the Public Records ownership on Lake Mills, in Section Seminole County. Florida 21, Township 21 South, Range 32 has been filed against you and you East, Seminole County, Florida, for are required to serve a Copy of your an existing fishing pier. a written defenses, if any, to it on objections to the leasing of this PHILLIP H. LOGAN. of submerged land should b filed in SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND i:: writing with Mr. Edward H. MONCRIEF, Attorneys for Cederholm. Bureau of Stale Lands, ______ Plaintiff, Post Office B 3279 Department of Natural Resources, Sanford. Florida flit, and file the above Crown Building, 202 Blount Street, "Q" original with the Clerk of the ....• . . . Court on or before September 9, TallahaSsee, Florida 32304. en orlo '' before 5:00 p.m. on the 16th day of 1 . . 1976; otherwise, a Judgment may be 1976. entered against -. • • ' the relief August, you for .. Publish July 2 1 . 21. Aug. 4, 1976 demanded in the Complaint. .._ ..... . . ..'._.?.,,.._.__.'., DES-82 WITNESS my hand and the seat of this Court on this 30th day of July, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Fay Brake, coordinator of Seminole Community College'. Leisure Time Program, demonstrates FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, karate throw with Fred Kelley, th ird-degree bla ck belt instructor f rom Altamonte Springs. Kelley 1976. (SEAL P FLORIDA. will be teaching Karate I at SCC, beginning August 16, The eight-week class will meet on Mondays Arthur H. Beckwith Jr CASE NO. 76,916.CA4.EE Clerk of the Circuit and Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 11a.m. Registration fee for the class, which is open to people aged DIVISION: Cou rt LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE IN. 16 and older, Is 815. By: Martha T. Vihlen SURANCE COMPANY, an Alabama Deputy Clerk corporation, PHILLIP H. LOGAN—of Plaintiff, . SH1NHOLSER, LOGAN AND vs. MONCRIEF WILLIAM H. MILLER and ISMA W. Attorneys for Plaintiff MILLER, his wife, SOUTHEAST Post Office Box 2219 BANK OF EAST ORANGE. for. Sanford. Florida 32111 merly BANK OF EAST ORANGE. Puhlith.Aug, 1. 11. ii, 25, 1976 LEVIE FLORIDA INVESTMENTS. DEC 25 a partnership. DOROTHY SMITH and WESLEY SMITH. WASHINGTON (AP) - The liberal research and lobbying record reactions by those who feet the experimental drugs Defendants. CIA used federal narcotics group, NOTICE OF ACTION took them. No CIA men were sometimes had on those who TO DOROTHY SMITH and agents to administer exAccording to the newly re-- present when the drugs were received them. UNITED STATES DISTRICT WESLEY SMITH periznental drugs to unwitting leased documents, the technical administered, the report said. "In a number of Instances ,,, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Residence unknown FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION informants and criminal sus- services division of the CIA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Some subjects were "inform- the test subject has become Ill NO. 74.141-OrI-CIv.Y - that an action to foreclose a mor peels in a program aimed at contracted with officials of era or members of suspect for hours or days, including COURT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. tgageon the following real property finding chemicals that could al- what was then known as the criminal elements from whom hospitalization in at least one Plaintiff, v Leroy Alexander, 69 ux situate in Seminole County, Florida. ter human behavior, according U.S. Bureau of Narcotics to the (narcotics) bureau has ob. case," the report said. It said Defendant(s). -NOTICE OF SALE described as follows- Notice is hereby given that LOT 20. Block 9, NORTH to newly declassified govern- ha ve mind-in fluencing drugs tamed resul ts of operational the agent involved In that case pursuant to a summary final decree ORLANDO SECOND ADDITION, ment documents. tested on unwitting subjects. value through the tests," ac- had trouble finding out the ef- of Foreclosure entered on June 21, according to the Plat thereof as The documents released toIn one document, a CIA in- cording to the report by the in- feels of the drug and had to 1976 by the above entitled Court, in recorded in Plat Book 12, Pages 53 day give previously undisclosed spector general noted that the spector general, an internal make "guarded Inquiry after the above styled cause, the un Slot the Public Rords of Seminole dersigned United States Marshal, or County, Florida. details of a program initially CIA felt the drugs needed to be agency watchdog. the test subject's return to nor- One of his duly authorized deputies. has been filed against you and outlined by both the Rockefeller tested in "normal life settings." will sell the property Situate in William H. Miller and Isms W. The CIA was troubled by a mal life." Seminole County, Florida, described Miller, his wife, Southeast Bank of Commission and the Senate inThat would allow a complete problem in gathering results Although working records of Lot 64, tess the East 3 East Orange. formerly Bank of East te lligence committee. study of the drugs' f ul l capabi. beca use after nar co tics agents the program ha ve been de- theof, as'er WASHINGTON i Orange. and Levi* Florida In t Both investigations of the CIA lities "to produce disabling or dispensed the drugs, there was stroyed, the CIA has said the SUBDIVISION, accordingHEIGHTS to plat vestments, a partnership. You are program, which began in 1955 discrediting effects or to in- no guarantee that an agent drug research program was thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, required to serve a copy of your page 37, of the records of written defenses, if any, to this and was known as MKULTRA crease the effectiveness of in- would get a first-hand look at completely phased out by 1967. Seminole County.public Florida at public action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, and MKDELTA, suffered from terrogation of hostile subjects." the subject under the influence, The 1963 inspector general's outcry to the highest and best bidder P. A, attorneys for the Plaintiff. for cash at 1200 o' clock noon on a lack of information because The Inspector general's re' the report said. But, It said, the report said some researchers whose address is 1316 Barnett Bank August24. 1976 at the west the CIA destroyed most.fles on port said that under the deal tests did give the agency valu- felt the work to be "profes- Tuesday, Building. Jacksonville. Florida, of the Seminole County 37202, and file the original with the the program In 1973. with the narcotics bureau, the able experience In perfecting sionally unethical" and that Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. Clerk of the above Styled Court on or Dated 7 13 76 The new documents were ob- CIA financed the operation and techniques for covertly dcliv- some parts of the MKULTRA before the 75th day of August. 1976, MITCHELL A. NE WBE RGER tamed under the Freedom of established "safehouses" ering drugs and in identifying testing "places the rights and otherwise a judgment may be en United States Marshal tered against you for the relief Information Act by the Center where the narcotics agents effects of different drugs. Middle District of Florida Interests of U.S. citizens in demanded in the Complaint for National Security Studies, a could dispense the drugs and KENOELL W. WHERRY Another problem was the ef- jeopardy." 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SUBSCRIBE NOW - CALL 322•2611 THE HERALD - - — — MOUNTING ,,,,,, •q s - I -, . - . 1' - %, ts To Be Protected But Wade Hopping, a Tallahassee attorney, The rules were adopted under the state's representing the Resort Time-Share Council of unfair trade practices act. Florida, said there were many legitimate Another provision regulates the related companies and they could be in financial trouble problem of vacation certificates, which are sold if the rules were too restricti ve , for $15 to $30 and allow a family to spend three Shevin said he had agreed to compromise nights In a Florida motel, ,. . '' Inflation was running so rampant when this nation was born that beef that cost 16 pounds, 10 mo'Ilfications were a "fair compromise." come-on to expose tourists to an intensives h liii rigs a barrel I n The rules adopted by the Ca binet require that campai gn to buy the longt er m time-sharing PhIladelphia circa January each company purchase a surety bond or set up contracts. 1779. sold for 242 pounds. 10 an escrow account with 50 per cent of customers, .1 i '' ~ o n C p Use your your ears. Before you think abo GB base antenna, make sur-your signals straight. To begin with, Citizet unlike TV antennas, are ur regu hit ions. FCC and local rules s the allowable height. So, be your antenna, check with ti authorities. And when you're rca check on one other thing The slightest touch o guy wire to a power line co a serious shock. ; safe? - Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer <0) is Legal Notice 109 The Herald 95 Action Reports.. the court. fire and is$i beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and its Consequence. Bob is always on the scene. Searching police blotters, interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers the action for you daily. . ' FREE TALLAHASSEE (AP) Vacationers who that some customers have paid $2,000 and up for soon. But the incident Is posing put down money for long-term accomomla- use of a resort facility for 20 years only to find a number of questions for par. tiom In resort areas have more safeguardsthat the company went out of business without ents, hospital officials, tourist today to guarantee they get what they pay for. constructing the units, agen cies, hotelmen and others. The Cabinet Tuesday unanimously approved In other cases, facilities were oversold, Some observers pr Predict It emergency regulations to clamp down on abuses making It impossible for persons to vacation McCain resigned before the recommendation reached the House floor although he still faces a disbarment trial by the Florida Bar over the same allegations. He now is practicing law in Miami. The 1974 decision directed a new trial of the $100,000 suit against Olsen by Saul Goodman. The suit Involved a loan Goodman made to Olsen to buy some stock. The court overturned a Dade County Circuit Court decision to dismiss the suit on grounds that usery was involved in the loan. The high court decision ordered that usery be eliminated as a defense In the retrial, set for October. Olsen said McCain failed to tell the court of a $25,000 "kickback" which Goodman forced him to pay in addition to payment of $50,000 on a $150,000 loan. Goodman contended that $100,000 was still owed. McCain also failed to tell the court that the case was being tried In New York, where Olsen went to buy the stock, Olsen said. Goodman was represented by Frank Ragano, one of the lawyers mentioned in impeachment committee testimony as posaibily being favored by McCain. Ragano has since been suspended from law practice following a federal tax-evasion conviction. - The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other * "Petitioners note throughout the discussion in the inner court memoranda prepared by former Justice McCain he made several 10 misstatements of fact and law which could lead to a different result in the case," they said. The committee recommended impeachment of McCain for favoring certain lawyers In court decisions and mishandling campaign Funds. By: Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish July 21, 7*, Aug. 4. DEfs U THE To - 13 and 63, Public Records at ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) "It is a pity that the Supreme Court has chosen to duck this very Important question, for whatever reason," a legislative attorney says. Mark Glick, House Juciclary Committee staff director, commented Tuesday when the court refused to review an opinion which legislative leaders said was made after then-Justice David McCain misled the court. In its six-line order rejecting petitions for review, the court gave no explanation for its 7.0 decision. "It has always been felt that there was a coverup of McCain's action and the present action does not do anything to dispel that all-pervasive feeling," said Glick, who also was director of a House impeachment committee Investigation of McCain. Glick filed a petiton for review last month on behalf of House 'P Speaker Dona'd Tucker, D.Tallahassee, who appointed the impeachment committee, and Rep. William J. Rish, DPort St. Joe, who chaired the panel. Review also was sought by Richard Olsen, loser in the 1974 high court decision involving a $ $100,000 law suit against him. In the petition, Tucker and lUsh said secret records opened In the impeachment inquiry showed that McCain had misled the court in the case. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF II 1976 FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 76.111-Orl-CIv.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Plantff, v Leroy Evan Morse, 69 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. us., Oil. Defendant(s). -NOTICE PROBATE DIVISION OF SALE - Notice is hereby given File Number 76.176.CP I. that pursuant to a F INAL DECREE Division of Foreclosure entered on June 21, IN RE: ESTATE OF 1976 by the above entitled Court. in ELZIE J BUTLER the a bo ve styled cause , the un Deceased dersigned United States Marshal, or NOTICE OF ADMINSTRATION one of his duty authorized deputies, will sell the property situate ill TO ALL PERSONS HAVI NG CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Seminole Count y. Florida. de,crlb.d THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 65 Lot 39 and the West of Lot 40, PERSONS INTERESTED Block II. Sanlando the Suburb OTHER IN THE ESTATE Beautiful. Sanford Section, ac YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to piat thereof recorded in that the administration of the estate Plat Book 3,pages$3",,,$J,Mand of 69.01 the public records of Seminole FileELZIE J. BUTLER. deceased , Number 1170 CP. is pending County, Florida at public outcry to in the Circuit Court for Seminole the highest and best bidder for cash County, Florida, Probate Division, at Il 00 o'clock noon on the address of which is North Park August 24. 1976 at the westTuesday, door of Avenue, Seminole County Cour the Seminole County Courthouse, thous., Sanford. FL. The personal Sanford, Florida. representative of the estate is Dat ed 713 76 MITCHELL A NEWBERGER MARGARET S. BUTLER. whose address is 615 Laurel Avenue, United States Marshal Sanford, FL. The name and address Middle District of Florida Of the personal representative's KENOELL W. WHERRY attorney are set forTh below Assistant United Slates Attorney All prsons having claims or Attorney for Plaintiff Publish July 21 , 2$, Aug. A. H, 19 76 demands against the es tate an required, WITHIN THREE MON DEB $3 INS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH'i NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CAR. above court a written statement of any claim or dema nd they may CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE have, Each claim m us t b in wr iting COUNTY, FLORIDA. and must indicate t he ba sis f or the CIVIL NO. 76.1331-CA4P.5 CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, claim, the name and addr ess of the Plaintif. creditor or his agent or attorney, v and the amount claimed. If the claim IS not yet due, the date when it DAVID SIEGEL, 69 ux. et al.. Defend ants will become due snail be stated If the claim is contingent or NOTICE OPACTION TO. Thomas M. kothera and unliquidated, the nature of the un 1111, certainty shall be stated, If the Constance T Kothera, claim IS secured, the security shall his wife be described The claimant shall 5414 Fairtree deliver sufficient Copiesof theclaim Bedford Heights, OhIO to the clerk to enable the clerk to 11114 YOU ARE HEREBY notified mail one copy to each personal a complaint to foreclose a mortgage repfesenlative. All persons interested in the estate encumbering the following real tø whom a coPy of this Notice of property: Lot II, Blac k 4. SHADOW HILL, Administration has been mailed are according to the plat thereof as required, WITHIN THREE recorded in Plat Book Il. pages 61, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 62 * Glick Blasts i Supreme Court (Seêl) Arthur H BcKwith, Jr., Seminole County, Florida, THIS NOTICE, to file any objections $2,000 for homeowners Inhas been fil1 aga'nst you and you they may have that challenges the E78x14 F7804 stalling a heating system run by are requ ired to serve a copy of y our validity of the deced ent's will, the solar energy or by the ear th's qualifications of the personal _____ written defenses, if any, to it on VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P a, Fed. Tax l.84-2.39 in, venue or natural heat. ... attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post (unisdiction of the court in au cases, the government No tice I hereby given that I am Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND assistance would beln the form engaged in buSin.t$ at 2100 a. 32502, and file the Original with thi OBJECTIONS NOT $o FILED 99G78x4 French Ave., Seminole County, Clerkoftheabove styled Court onor WILL BE FOREVER BARRED of tax credit.s. This means a Florida. under 8x15 the fictitious name of before August 241h, 1914; otherwise, Oat, 04 the first publicationof this homeowner who qualified AN NCON CORP D-11 A a judgment may be entered against Notice would simply calculate his MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN, you for the relief demanded in the 1916 04 Adminl5trat: August 4, register s complaint. Fed. Tax 2.55-2.58regulartaxesandthencutthem and thati ntendto ,, Margaret S Butler nuIn1casmy hand and t he seal of As Personal Representative , by the proper amount. Cour t. Seminole County, Florida in said Court on the 16th day of July, 04 inif Estate of The three provisions are writ- accor dance with the ProvisIons of 1914 H78x14 ELZIE i BUTLER, D,cease(I ten to ensure that even the the Fictitious Name Statutes, To (Seal) ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL H78x15 Wit: $13 09 Florida Statutes Arthur H Beckwith, Jr, REPRESENTATIVE. poores th pOOresomeowner is able 1.0 L78x15 Clerk of the Circuit Court WilI,am L. Colbert benefit If he Improves his home Albert Constantine By Mary N Darden P0. Box 13, Sanford FL President Fed. Tax 2.75-3.08 in Order to ccnserve energy. Deputy Clerk Telephone 322211$ Publish July 71. 21. Aug 1. Ii, 1974 Publish )ult 21. 71, Aug 1. It, 191l,Pt,biih Aug 1, II, is. Thts, if a person's income DE s, its 0 I w w w w UNITED STATES DISTRICT wSh flew from Brazil to Miami July no regulations to govern the sales, Richard Lindgren, Pinellas County consumer shillings by December of the said. hinds to insure that purchasers will be able to get affairs director, said that at least 150 same year. Part of the reason 3 and to Orlando July 10. ,000 of Under time-sharing, customers buy or rent Horan said he was representing clients in a George Washington's army their money back if the company goes out of certificates with a value of $3 million have Christiana could not speak hotel, motel or condominium space for a certain case where 71 persons paid $151,000 in timebusiness, went hungry at Valley Forge English, had no health insur- num ber of days each year. The co n tracts call for sh distributed by Florida firms in the past year. aring co n tracts for a Monroe County conwas that in 1 778, butter was The regulations also require that all contracts ance and carried no written other purchasers to use the facilities on other dominlum but found that the company did not and sales brochures be submitted to Shevin's SellIng for in thetoday's equivalent of He said that in one case a Pinellas County $2 40 a pound money. permission from her mother days of the year. have clear title to the land and their money was office. The contracts will also have to allow motel which sold 10,000 certificates went out of Tea sold at $45 a pound. The authorizing emergency medical Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and others argued lost, cancellation within 15 days. business, leaving the vacationers high and dry. World Almanac reports Narcs Administered CIA Drugs LOS ANGELES (AP) Wil- for 10 months, were "in very Hansen, who reported possible miniature gallows in the jury ham and Emily Harris are re. high spirits," Weinglass said. prejudice against the Harrises room from whic h he hung the ported confident, and defense "They're confident and on the jury, said they were Harrises in effigy. attorneys say they are "encour. strong," he said. "They feel "disappointed" and "disJudge Mark Brandler, In re aged that it's taking this much pretty secure about who they enchanted" at official response fusing a defense motion for time" to reach a verdict in the are when you compare them to to their actions, mistrial following the revelaHarrises' trial on kidnapz'.g, Patricia Hearst." Mrs. Barton and Miss Hansen Lions, suggested the women robbery and assault charges. Miss Hearst is a codefendant came forward last week to re-- were dishonest, and that theIr "Th e longer the jury's out the on the state charges stemming port that a juror now consid-. test imony was a product of more encouraged we are," from an incident at Los Ange- ering the Harris case had poasi- their imaginations. He chief defense attorney Leonard lea sporting goods store. Miss bly prejudged the couple weeks defended his own failure to Weinglass said after the Jury Hearst has said she sprayed the ago. Mrs. Barton said she re- report the matter to defense nd ended its fourth day of deliber. building with machine gun fire ported the matter but was Ig- prosecution lawyers, saying the atlons without a decision, to free Harris after he was nored. women's information was no The seven women and five caught shoplifting. The trio The women also told of a more importaz a men of the jury were entering then allegedly commandeered prospective juror building a call their fifth day of deliberations a van and kidnaped the driver today. They already have spent to flee. 23 hours and 10 minutes In the Miss Hearst is to be tried latlocked Jury room. er on the state charges. She Is "When we started this case, undergoing psychiatric testing most people thought It was an af te r her co nviction In San open and shut case," said Francisco on federal bank rob. Weinglass. But now we feel bery charges. that the Jury must be paying WASHINGTON (AP) Meanwhile, two former prosThe was so low that he owed no tax, I close attention to the evi- pective jurors In the case corn- Senate wants the federal gov- the U.S. Treasury could end up dence," plalned bitterly Tuesday about ernment to pay you up to $225 to sending him a check. For exTh e Harrises, who spent the trial Judge's atta ck on their improve the Insulation In your ample, a person w ho qualified Tuesday at the Hall of Justice integrity. home. for the maximum $ InJail where they have been held Jeannie Barton and Corinne Under an amendment ap- sulatlon credit but owed only proved by the Senate on Tues- $100 in tax would receive a 8125 day night, the government payment from the government. would pay 30 per cent of the If he owed no tax, he would get first$l5oincostsforbuylngand $225. installing Insulation, storm Hwy. 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr. Credits for heat pumps and windows and doors, caulking home Insulation would be availSanford, Fla. and wea therstripping, able o nly for home impr ovePh. 321-0920 The plan ls one ola number of ments begun between July 1, amendments to an omnibus tax 1976, and Dec. 31, 1978. bill and goes under the heading The home-Insulation and of an energy saving incentive, heat-pump credits are part of a Aseparateprovtsionaddedto Senate-approved energy conthe tax bill would allow some servailon tax package homeowners to cut their taxes would cost at least $1.2 billion by up to $1,000 by Installing a over the next 10 years. The Astro Star 4 Ply Poly eat pump. heat mostexpenalvepartLsthe$75478 Series Whitewalls Still to be considered by the million estimate for the Insulation credit. hi T* ' Christiana's tour group that nation have been defrauded because Florida had maneuvering," Key West attorney David Horan Declassified Documents Tell Story Clerk of began In a Disney World swimming pool In mid-July, and may go home to Sao Paulo Central Florida provides for its dust.ry, custo me rs in the contracts, Shevin said. The action came after consumer o ffi cials "Mi llions of dollars are being spent by people There were '80 persons in testified that thousands of persons across the who have no protection for some very Intricate KARATE CLASS Harrises'Conf ident' About Verdict __________ - foreign guests. Attorney for Plaintiff ; * t , SCC TO OFFER Publish: July 2). 2*. Aug. 4. 11. 1916 ORLANDO (AP) A treatment, But there was little well, lost or misplaced for days. Fl- this country to Join her gravely teen-ager from Brazil where concern. Interpreters were aside certain funds for who are willing to take a chance Specialized treatment was nancial and Insurance ill daughter. This weekend, Christiana sat emergencies like thjs,"heuys, to help people. I don't know. I distances are measured in me- with the group, and there was necessary, but parental author- problems became complex The problems may have been up In a wheelchair. "Maybe we need a law that xe- Just keep thinking about my ters expected nine feet of water the feeling of safety in num- Ization was required. Th e task because of the problems of insurmountable If a family ,beneath the swimming pool Ia. hers, Dorfoer now faces hundreds quires people visi ti ng a foreign own daughter." of locating the mother by over- distance, time and language. friend, Erich Dormer of Akron, of dollars of hotel, telephone country to have not only a bel "V' She dove in, struck Christiana received sm telephone took five hours Because of new cumnicy Ohio, had not rushed to Orlando and transportation bills, passport, but procif of health in.. concrete and broke her neck, emergency treatment, but and two Brazilian police de- regulations for citizens leaving to help the daughter of his Bra"Maybe we need a tax on the surance and written authorChristlana Kawalls' freak doctors and attendants did not partmenta. the country, It took Christians's zillan friends. It was he who people who travel abroad, or on izatlon for medical treatment if misassumption mark ed th e he- speak Portuguese and the tow EEEEEE Telegrams authorizing fur- mother 13 days to complete the eventually cut through the the tow groups or the countries, they're under age. ginning of a nightmarish series guide did not speak English their medical treatment were red tape requi red to come to ti me-consuming delays to help a tax that makes someone set of language barriers, errors "And maybe we need people and procedural delays. It almost cost Christians her life. "14CTS _ DE a 64 Language Barrier Nearly Cost Life Of Teenager CENNIINM 1.10 _ - Wednesday, Aug. 4, lfTh-9A 1-1 Understood Feet To Mean Meters In Area Pool ift - D PE OPLE - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN AN, 1 Olympics Athlete Jenner Swamped With TV Offers i.aaI Notice ue: • 0* $ I%. .) &ILSYV W _.1_._. :.. F")' L t. sure that you check all diret other words, not only the s antenna hut all around. So, antenna should happen to I happen to fall onto a powei nce no less than the height not only goes for CB ennas as well. Or any metal r. ther word of caution; even s to raise or lower your e assured of positive control. heck the clearance. are now tuning into CB that iould also be tuned into the equirements. y message has been brought m Power and Light as a public serving the public is really for. 4LF; PL )WER 4 LIGHT COMPANY Evening Herald 11 Your Action Newspaper -. vvrfiu1 servant. Rs..spect it. • - 2' �1OA-.Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. !!n.sday. Aug. 4,176 I TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS. CLASSIFIED ADS 6 MOVIE: "Two On A OuPobne,' Dean Jones. Con.. nie Stevens. 1965. Magician's wits ls beheaded jnagujlk,hne act, and 20 years later her daughter comes to attend fathOf S fUflOfSl, only bflndocid tenns written into his will. I MASTERPIECE ThEA. TER: "Upstairs, (R) (I) BIONIC WOMAN: Jaime Sommers, disguised u a rescue team nurseRes Res into a Civil war torn country with a hotshot helicopter pilot to rescue an American ambasudor and his wife. Andy Griffith guests. 31 MOVIE: "Magnificent Dolt." Ginger Rogers, David Niven. 1946. SloryolPresid.nt John and Dotley Madison. 9:00 111 THE BEST OF SANFORD AND SON: Lamont nearly gives his father a real *art attack when the old man sees him choking a white woman. (R) CI) TO AMERICA: Specsat which captures thedramat ic story of two actual families who fled their homelands to seek a new life inAmecjca. Film chrorticles the traumatic events of a year in the lives of Jean. Ivan and Violette Dot-in, pro. tessboat entertainers from Bul ne, and their two chilldren. I FAMILY FOCUS CI) BARETTA: Tony Baratta Is framed for the murder of a suspected gun peddler and ford to become a fugitive in order to clear his name. 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(1) STARSKY AND HUTCH: Stariky and Hutch O danger and trouble when they transport the daughter of a crime czar.(R) IN NEWS 23 THE LIFE OF 1) LEONARDO GA VINCI: Now in his latemiddle age, da Vinci returnsb Milan and worlisasa militaty engineer. Later. ence, he and Michelangelo engage in artistic rIvalry. 3J 700 CLUB 10:30 6 ALAN BURKE SHOW 11:00 (2) c ( (1) (12) NEWS IN WILD, WILD WEST (IT) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 23 ULLÄS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 (2) (12) TONIGHT (4) 3$ CBS LATE MOVIE: "Dirty Dozen." Part two. Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, Charles Bronson. 1967. (A) CI) 13 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAATMAN CI) ABC MOVIE: "U the Kind Strangers." Serytanft Eggac, Stacy Keach. Seven strange orphans with viclous dogs turn a remote farmhouse into a prison for unsuspecting traylq who will either become their parents or disappear permanently. (A) 24) MOVIE: "Torment." Ingrnar Bergman's story of a sadistic school maser master who resorts to extreme meas• ureswtienhe discovers that he and one of his students are both Vi love with the same girl, my."BorisKarson.Zltajohann (RAW) 1932. (Tues.) "Crimson "BOOB TUBE" $:45 _ __ FRIESWAPSHOP EVERY SUN DAY CALL?2.ItI4 ____________________ AIOFLSA MARKET j __ - CBS 6:38 6:43 0 HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 NEWS 6:55 112) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:58 12) PAUL HARVEY 7:00 (2) (12) TODAY (Local news at 7:25 and 8:25) 143 3) CBS NEWS: (7:30,5 min. local news, Ch. 4). 64) POPEYE AND FRIENDS 71 SESAME STREET .4) GOOD MORNING AMER- CA 8.00 1143(1) '_'" r W" hi UUI - 'I S II I -.• ,. '- /, "3 I)UIIlfl flfl SKATING RINK Ill. 322.9353 700W.2Sth St. (5R44A) Sanford 1 : 2' ' SUMMER SESSION SCHEDULE WED. SundQ - Noon FtidQy ____________________________________________ - - - . - I hel 1od: 00 ONE FREE HOT DOG AT THE ALL DAY SKATE 11 111 I 1111 ANY WEDNEIDAY IN AUGUST (imit one Per Person PrWee*) " AV a,9 - ._J..,.t ,- -_ - ------- - -_ . - . 12:55 (2) (12) NBC NEWS 1:00 3 OR, 1' 32-Houses Unfumished - -. -_________ Mr. Executive CailBart 30-Apartments Uflfsjd DUPLEX- Furnished or Wi furnished Ideal location. Reasonable rent 363 3721. Sanford. adults Only Modern Studio, & I BR Air, carpet, etc. *99 per mo up 323 $019 372 7495 - 2', Acre ranctiette, nice I room house, bath, garage, 16'x40 barn. Geneva. $150 mo. with $150 security deposit. References. 332. Rent with option to buy 21x41 2 br. mobile home. Patio, carport. shed Pool tennis marina on St. Johns RIvet. 645-5600 - 173 Hays Driye.3BR,2bath fed yard. 116$ mo. plus deposit. 373. 16Q 3 Bedroom, 1 bath house in Sanford. Fenced yard 645 0567. Lake Mary- clean & private, 1 bedroom furnished apt I male, no pets. 322 3930 DELTONA 2 BR, wall to wall carpet, central heat & air con. ditioning. screened porch $135 per mo - 2543 Park Dr $10 16.2 BR Mobile Homes Adults- No pets DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S.V. Hardwick. Broker D*ltona.644 4611 . BAMBOO COVE APTS Lake Mary Furn Apt. 3 72 7211 1 BR, turn. apt., lights, water turn. Adults only. *95. 322.2296 after wk days eneva [Gurdens Luxury Patio Apartments Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family a Special Of The Week" JUST REDUCED-.- *2.000 for fl early sate, Nice 3 BR, I bath home on large corner lot. Attractive Paneled family room, kitchen equipped. Shallow well and metal utility building in back. *72.950. Call Sanfora's Sales Leader 322.2420 ANYTIME REALTORS M [S ISIS PARK AT 34-Mobile Homes $306133 2 OR house trailer, furnished, with lights 6. water. 3223659. 2 BR, near Five Points, private shady tot, air, mature couple, I child, $130 mo, $50 dep., plus ulil. 372084S ___ REALTORS JIM HUNT REALTY 2524 Park Dr. REALTOR 372-3991 322 9251 , TAFFER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker IIOQE 23thSt. I BR Trailer Paola, $ISMo _____________________________ 322420 2 BR, Lake Mary on 2', acres, prate iarvj $ iso rr.o 3226219 REALTORS 207 25th ST. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 35-'Wbile Home Lots ____________________________ LAKE MARY- Fenced yard. Beautiful 'tees. New paint lob. 3 BR. 521,900 ' . ' - 36-Resort Property BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2636 S. Sanford Ave. 321 0739 eves. 322 7443 ________________________ i.n,ri; moons se,, ,' piece, good condition, $350. Single bed with box springs & matt,, $50; Chan____________________ delier. *13; 3730107 322-2090 tt0naltyManaged "'-'- Sanford's newest residential neighborhood d New 2-3 & 4 Sothern, Don Ameche (Thurs )"HumanJungie,"Gary Merrill, Chuck Conners. (Fri) "Joan of the Ozarks" Judy Canova Joe E. Brown, 3$ MOVIE: (Mon.) FI.ght Nurse." Joan Leslie, Forrest Tucker. (Tues) "Deep Walets. Dana Andrews, Jean Peters (Wed.) "Fifty Roads to Town Ann Sothern Don FROM *25,000 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA \Ve all lnow its easier It) Conventional-5% Down have fun t11'Jli It) PIV br it. tit here's a ssa the paying can painless as the playing. __________ huy t Just (Thurs.) -Human Jungle. Gary Merrill, Chuck Conn3 x. (Fri.) Joan of the nited States Savings Kinds LONGWOOD- I BR, li i baths, fenced backyard, Deep well Like new home zoned commercial ideal office, 521,500. Harold Hall Realty. Realtor, 323 5771. taken out for And pIayda. before you Lnow it, that dream % illu. dream island, 3222420 B ralley Qd harn-323-4670 you'll be BUILDER-DEVELOPER A N YTIME Multiple Listing Service t4CMLIU3 Or vacationing on that WITT REALTY 'OU And the fun can think. \, f/Life In . a .. - k ~~ Properly protected by permanent marking 2(M) )m'eurYs ill tilt. CAN BE TRACED! OPERATION IDENTIFICATION HOMES of DISTINCTION You ' "-_..._-- Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks Inn ll)1t' 211 W. 25th ,I Additions .... Sanford, Fla. Remodeling ) ,,," ' LONGW000 - Lovely corner v,llh large Shade oak tree In front Back yard stockade fencing Quiet neighborhood, convenient to snooping x',vw ;;', kitch"ii Range. Refrigerator. Decorator wall paper. - Double carport, patio. Metal storage shed Will sell FHA. 3 BR. 2 belts, 129,900 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-3103 QUIET AREA- 3 OR, l.a bath. A good New paint and in good repair. Owner anxious, Asking $21,500. Submit your offer MLS REALTORS 321OO41 'iOI1S FRENCH IL PLYMOUTH - rifles, & shotguns. New, used & Antique Weapons of every description. ' ' Open August radio. 223 4 cyl. & 3-speed transmission. Many more extras, Stock No. R4-S4. Priced to sell at $4326.45, 4. & BankAmericard Master Charge ac. Cepted. Auctioneer, Col. Wayne H. Blecha. For CARPORTE SALE- Furniture, Plants, Antiques, Thurs , Fri & Sat 3906 Old Orlando Road, 2593 We're Closing out all 1976 & 1975 Cars. So Come i n formation, contact On Down Sanford Auction 1200 S. ' 55-Boats & sedan. New, air con. ditlon.d, power steering, for inspection, 10 P.M., Sun 101. Piano. Freezer, Couch, Chairs, Camping equipment Bike, Garden Tools. Fish tank. Books & House 372 2192 - '76 Plymouth Fury 4-door A.M. until Sale time, 7 Accessories WE'RE DEALING NOWI French cI* ctwysiet'.pi,iouth 3237340 ________ __ ROBSON MARINE 7928 Hwy Il 92 _ as Hwy 436 East ___________________________ A A A A 'A 'A 'A -_ - -' -- Casselberry 8.317700 -- - , ' '' 3, RIJSIN FSS fllQFCTCOV I l' I - ,'F ,,1 ,,, / ' " EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU %1) JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,,,Ø _______ . - r ,i, It I / 1 1'e . _______ - I Aluminum Siding Home Improvements Pest Control I can (Over 'your tlOn,e with alum,-, SIi) 8. 50111 system Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, Po$ , n, Gutters 20 yrS E'p Plaster Patching & Simulated Eijiy' 5..na C. fSl 9543 Brick & Stone Specialty 372 2750 Auto Painting - __________________________ Plumbing AutO Painting & Minor Body Work i3EST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Prof eSS'onal, experienced Free Estimates-24 Hours Painter Work guaranteed THERMO TEK,131 093 Bruce's Body Shop, 171 0753 __________________________ . -- Land Clearing C&A DELANO $3 AcreS. S mm from downtown Zoned mobile home sub divisln 5110,000 cash TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lcemly m Harrell Brauty P'4 ok I i Sit C F , rst 323 Sf42 ART BkU'nPl PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 322 856.5 ____________________________ Insulation - Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 377 177 1 _______________ 411 CHRYSLER To be sold at Public AuctIon a p proximately 200 hand - Beautiful 1 acre lots DEBARY from 14,990. Only 190 down with low payments 6471111 IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY CONSTRUCTION fric CLARK AUGUST 4, 7 P.M. Roof Repairs, Carpentry. Painlisig, Home Repairs, Guttering, Cement work Free estimates $31 $442 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" Welcomes i mI ..,r,S '- '. TaN sto inAmerica. WARNING 339-2474 . _,; . GUNS ONLY Beauty Care - "I lxi 1966 Dodge Dart, 2 dr., AT, Air, good condition. $400 cash. Firm. 332 0531 after 5pm AUCTION Peg Real Estate Broker 441 06.10 LAKE BETHEL 'i Mile lake & 373 7595 in 2114 322 0779 canal front. 50 Acres *150.000. Fantastic terms. Oviedo area, country home, custom 641 .1011 or"? 151) built, 71 4 acres, I BR, 3 baths. SACKETT INVESTMENT office. 3200 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, CORP ,REALTORS *3.000 equity arid assume mo, New Smyrna tgage of 555.000 Appraised OCEAN FRONT Beach. 75'. 50' & 100' lots From 130.000. Owner. 3S .seo -$17,500 644 1I. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP..REALTORS Kish Real Estate 9dzjtuit&Le (( 1965 Olds 442. new tires, runs good, best otter. 3236024 after 6 pm 'A GARAGE SALE-- Moving. Sat . & ISYR FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford, 321 $200 -- ON /_?;st*PV..%.;~liie .e ., C 14, 72-ud' - i,,w.. 1 24HOURREPAIR SERVICE Reasonable Rates Cash Ba5i 3730119 Horn. Improvements ___________ C E SHEPHERD Painting. Remodeling. C,enerau Repa.rs Call 373 8415 - BackHoe Service i!'xJ C Iearng. Ill ctrt, clay, rock All k nos of digging Houselreil,,s stored and mov ed 3329)42, ________________ SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS Merchandise _____________________ , -- - Trash Hauling in 7643 . ___ - . Hauled. LawnCar, Have some camping equipment you -- 0----- .-..'l i." .• •ii .'.l. . Sewing Alterations. Dress Making, Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Landscaping & Sewing Machine Repair - - Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing Free estimates Phone 3235931 -. - Carl's Sewing Machine Repair. Clean. Oil I Tune Up. Your Home $!5 3fl 3444 --- EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging. Trimming Free Estimates Phone373Iltg _______________________ Mowing. Edging. Trimming Fr,. Estimates 372 0192 . i..exv • *••,,. - ................... 50-Miscellaneous for -'fl_s Classified Ad in The Herald. Call Turtgrass Consulting Service ' ____ 322 7611 or 1319993 and a friendly Golf Courses, Ball Fields, Lawns ad visor will helD you Guaranteed r econditoned auto , 373 6079 for more into batterieS, *12 9', exchange _____________ REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Remodeiirigand Acjdlogss Freeeslimatej Noobigation Sanford Ave. JOHNNY WALK ER, 3fl 6451 Ki%chen Bathroom Cabinets, General Con tractor Counter toPs. Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell 3221057 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions I Panting Brush , roil. Spray anytime Custom Work licensed, Bonded v Quality work Peesonaote prices Fire estimate 32160M Free estimates 2270439 Farm Wagons ________________________ 3227031 - Tree Service LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trimming & removal Fr, estimates Licensed 6. njur,d 862 7197 _________________________ - - '' '' ____ ___ Well Drilling ____________________________ Painti'ig __ Truck Utility Tool Box, for step side pick up. 153.3224962. - _ ''/)i4 __ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandsizes We repair arid service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 201W 2nd St 372 4172 To List Your Business...DIQI 322-2631çQçI t i i. ESTERSOPI LANOCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work Fill On, top Soil 322 9G Lawn Care 4j,s/j"j C'L STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if CIa%stiecl Ads didnt work there .vcidn't be dnv - -. Si'rmi''. : ll''ridv I';Iv fii,, lIIIs'ii''sl sIm,'ll Iis'Iit lii nsllutits Iii. %I'.IF't Ill, i', till' first %l',Irt ltlts'ri'' ,l lx rli.I 'tiliji It.. '.l:iI.' tsr Ii '4,11 lIlt 'still' t;I*iarid Fti,'r.iI l.is mis I. iii'f,'rr,'tI until r iI..tJll,ti, ,, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '22 Models. Call 323-5370 or $31. 4"S Dealer). _____________________ 54--Garage '"""-'-----'------------------. ) start saving noss. 1971 Dodge Swinger, power, air, automatic. VS, original owner Excel Cot-id 562 0323 -___________________ ________________________ "'" 43--Lots- Acreage - Leasea Datsun including 2 cars ana trucks. For information call Bill RCy or Jack Mink, 531-1315 guns, -- __ ' -. 197 7 El Camino vs, automatic. DAVE'S 3719370 power steering. $1545 _________________________ WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Phone23-I010 Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell 1971 Ford Country Squire wagon; for 30 pet commission Free Pick 1969 Mustang Fastback; 1966 up-s Auction, Salurdays 7 pm -. Renault; 1964 Ford Camper Van. , Sanford 327 2270 349.3310. -__________________________ - Wehavea large select ion of bI,sck & white portable TV's, 125 to 165. HERB'S IV, 1300 S French, 323. 173.4 I, SANlSH style slucco-3 BR, formal dining, range. refrig,2air units *21.800 - -- We Buy Furniture' -. Hal Colbert Realty FOR INFORMATION CONTACT .- Buy ' - _______________ For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 ilems. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. 53-TV- By Owner- Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath homelnSanford,centralheatand Real Estate air, wall to wall carpet, separate 3237832 dining room, 16'xl6' family room, EVES 372 1541 or 332 0617 garage, large fenced yard. 41--Houses ______________________________ beautiful Shade trees. 1616' workshop or Outside pame room Charming older 3 BR. extra large 1.5.000 equity and assume loan beautiful tree shaded yard, Large Phone 321 0303 picture window, fireplace, Estate sale, $25,000. Harold Hell Realty, Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 a <]R 0 * Realtor, 323 5774. bedroom, 1' bath, central heal. SANFORD. charm carpeted, fenced back yard, stove tiomeon double lot in beautiful neigh & refrigerator, $22.500. $400 down, If VA nothing down, KULP bort'iood 3 BF. 'I baths, fireplace, family room. big screened mrrh, REALTY. 372 7135. JU) Li)ICLJ- .1 till, l'j bath, extra den or office Mature land, central heal. carpeting, large QUIET AREA scaping 1 Yr. home warranty. utility room, 177.000 Asking $31,300 Call Phyllis 73 OR redecorated house, lots of kitchen Cabinets, eating bar new After carpeting, new roof, central heat Hrs. 53.4 1723 But inside is as neat as a pin. and large fenc ed back yard Workshop in rear, enclosed Arorox. 17.000 down. $115 month FRICKE& FRICKE Paneled front porch. 511.000. ASSOCIATES INC. Price 121,W0 Owner. 323 0522 REALTORS.13I 3253 PRODUCING FRUIT TREES- On ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. extra large lot,) BR, 1 bath, house if you desire to buy or sell real BROKERS needs paint & some fixing up estate, stop in and see me Days- 323 6123 sl7,S0O WALTER B STEELE Ngh?s )72 2352 REQ. REAL ESTATE BROKER COUNTRY LIVING-- Al its bestt 3 "Your Business Is Appreciated" -BR, I bath, central heal & air, 110 North Palmetto Ave. 42-44)bjle Homes carpeting, new roof, workshop OffiCe 321 0161 Eves: 327 0919 '""°° 3 BR, I'; baths, car peted, living Pretty country setting 12.63. 3 mm . dining rm , large kitchen, bedroom, 2 bath. Spanish design FORGET ME NOT- 3 BR. central central heal & air *21.000 323 Partly lurnished, air condilioner. heal 6. air, carpeting, family rm Isly 3243• 3777075 alter 6 patio, Plus lots more, 525.000 Call Santord'sSale%Leader 80'Autosfo,'SaIe Cash 322-4132 - -. - Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. through your Payroll Savings Plan at work. That way every payda y something is " KENMORE WASHER. parts. service, used machines. __________ JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305,332 1595 DaysandAfterHou BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL- 3 OR, 7 SAN LANTA- 3 OR, P- bath. assume 510.100 mortgage Of 1, bath, Set well back on two lots, pet. interest $11125 monthly. custom Will with goodies galore $11,900. 112.600 Homes read y for y our Inspection and Immediate occupancy he as -- - 68-Wanted to - ' Bedroom Homes "- -- Thermador Electric Wail Oven Porcelain Interior, $75 3210675 - * - Two Paint horses, I large spirited. ; Small with tack, gentle Reasonable, 323 515$ Coidspol Refrigerator. Freezer. g oo d condition, $75. 372 7171 between 9 a m and 2 pm Stenstrorn Realty SOUTH 1969 Honda. CS 3.30. 9900 Miles Excellent cord., $390 332.3117 -. CLOSE OUT- New Hofpolnt Washers, lI lb. capacity. Peg. 1317 With trade. While they last, lust 127$ with trade, DICK'S APPLIANCES 2617 S. French, 327 7654 _______ s - - No qualifying. 1995 on.. Spacious. 1 BR, 2 bath, den, Fruit trees, heat, air. $259 mo 327 63.15 PAOLA- 2 Acres, 4 BR home. family & dining rooms $19000 ------- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3544 or 3fl 77 10 , WEEK END RETREAT- Canal front cabin, 2 BR, completely furnished Hatvili area. $14,000. - 78-?/torcyctes ________________________ 66-Horses 52-Appliances _________ Sanford, Fla. - AKC Doberman puppies, large a. healthy, $73. Male & Female. 3227662 - ' - ______________ _ '-----------' Iiutcti,son Ocean front Apts.,339 S Atlantic, Daytona Beach Call Mr P U Hutchison, 372 4058. Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models.7 days week Call collect, 545 2131 ______________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. One of Singer's finest. So ld new for over 1600 Needs someine to assume balance. $19650 or pay *1230 mo Free home trial Will take trade Call Bill at 1)9 5097 o,',,, Longwood Lakefront, 3 BR. 2 bath, central air, carpeted. garage, vacant $25,500. Adjoining lkfrnt. tot, also available. 641 - Lofstor5. 101 llwides Quiet adult park in town 254$ Park Dr 322 7861 I__.__- * SINGER FUTURA * Striking California Contemporary on corner lot with pine trees, cedar shade shingles, cathedral roof, unusual Split design with gracious foyer & garden area off each room. 3 OR, 2 bath, family room, many extras Only $29,900 Way below appraised value. Call today. Cliff Jordan, Realtor 531 77 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if Classified Ads didn't work. . there wouldn't be any. FISHERMEN CANOEIST Nice 2 BR, free boat moorage, discount at Our marina. 373 4301 or 3271170 MORE CASH For Wrecked orJunk - - MOVING TO ALABAMA 3 BR, Ii , baths, central air 6. heat. carpeted, eat-in kitchen, closets galore, enclosed garage, fenced back close in. Assumable 7"-, pct. mortgage. $136.65 Pill. Owner anxious. $26,500. SPANISH STUCCO ______________________ Want mi or older Dodge Dart, alsc will bjy any make convertitiles P -.Ori 373 10 •Stipp Pair of adorable white French Poodles, 7 mos old, very reasonable. 365 6131 Singer Golden Touch and Sew, is Singer, Slantomatic, brand new ConditIon. Singer's best ever. 1265 With cabinet, TV's from 549 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. 1st St. Downtown 3229111 SOUTH SEMINOLE GOOD TERMS 322211$ After Hrs. 3220648 Cu f JUNK CARS- from $10 to 5.10. Call 322 1421 after' pm. 5740 SYS Low priced 3 OR. In beautifully shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yard, $21,500. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 373-3774. Forrest Greene Inc. --_-Pe - Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality. Cropped ears & shots. $150 to so Terms. Singer With Zig Zag. Singer with buttonhole attachment, - - - Repossession & Lay-Away Machines 101W. Commercial Phone 322 75$). Sanford Sanford-- (Sanora), 12.500 down. 1310 mo., 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den. Fenced, 133.500. 323 3302, 77.- Autos Wanted '- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsrivac CAR ROLL'S FURNITUE.322 - W. Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on l'i acre waterfront site Large trees, plenty of privacy. 159.500 -- Furnished. 2 BR garage apt., Lake Golden. lake privileges, pr ef er retired couple. No pets 322 0271 > <0 3U 11 64-Equipment for Rent ____________________________ Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut console, balance $ i,.so or 6 Payments NATION WIDE. 3395091. Bedroom, l'i bath, central heat & air, carpeting. Excellent con dition, 122.500. 323 $516. ______________________________ SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge All admitted tree Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 1797 Phone 322 1216 ----- Sewing Machine 3 /0-Swap & Trade NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. ___________ _- KULP DECORATORS KULP 109W, 1sf St. 3277335 We Buy Furniture Reduced for quick saie--. By Owner, Sunland 3 OR, 1 bath, heat & air, many extras. 119.900. 3195371 Stenstrom Realty SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park. Weekly 3515 Hwy 1792, Sanford 323 1930 One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnlshed Newly redecorated. Come see 300 E Airport Blvd., Sanford. 371 1310 Sanora 3 BR. 7 baths, central air 1. heat, 2 car garage, exceptional p,90 --- -. Reg Real Estate Broker 0013W 1st St 323 6061 o 323 os;; evs . REPOSSESSED.- 3 OR, brick. $100 down. $149.13 P1, 5", pet, APR, Moe. $11,500. CRANK CON'ST., REALTY REALTORS-$30.4061 Eves.373-31rt 69-StarTlps-CoiIfl - Lawn Mower Sales & Serv ice-We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W, First St., 332 fl3 51Household Goods - Paying $2.75 for each dollar silver coins; Paying 30c each for Ind-An; Wheats I' i C each. X1111000 - ____ Buy Wanted tu*d office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Camel berry, Hwy .j,!j1j30 1206 ________________________ Furniture 62-Lawn-Garden -La - . .----- 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 MPIIonvlIte 322 14" 68-Wanted to Wood or steel desks, executive desk & cflhirs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, as is. Cash and carry. NCLL'S Cassefberry,1797,e30.06 Contemporary Sofa, leather look vinyl. $295. 2 Bar stoofs, $30: Folding bed, 39", 530 Girt's 3 weed 26" bicycle $23; LaOIe 13 lb. Bowling ball & bag, $10; Set of dishes. $1S; World Book En cyciopedias, $40 3237713 after $ .Pm - 1919S French 3321991 Eves 377 1196:332 116,4; 332.1951 372 "CATALOG OF BOOKS", Educational, Adventure, Adutt, and dozens more categories for everyone. FREE for stamp from Intrap, Book Dept. EN, Warn,, NC. 21909. M. UNSWORTH REALTY Wm. H. Stemper Realtor 3 BR, I', bath, central air & heat. 301 E 23rd St.. $200 Call 372 6610 after 5:30 31-Apartments Furn ishecj 1505 W. 25th St. sioo,000 Get plenty of prospects, Advertise your product or service In the Classified Ads REAL ESTATE - REAL ESTATE Realtor . Realtor Apts. Unfurn. Spacious I & 7 BR. all electric, eat-in kitchens, Dish washer, shag carpet, air, plenty closets. From $150. Exclusive area, Mgr. 322 1113. 1 35 5 OR. lake, extras. $59130 1 BR, Iakfrnt., Spllt.level, Up CaIIBart B, lakefront, $32, - Large 3 BR, 21-i bath town home with carpet, central air. 2 car garage. formal dining, plus private patio. Water & lawn maintenance fur. fished. $275 per mo. - _______ _______ From .000 3 BR, I S . I Acres, 133.900 3 BR, Home Supplies Use Office BUY-SELL-TRADE 311.31$ E. First St Engine lift and frame, 10 ton, '"a _amn fall, 1295. 3724967. wow'"Owner says "Trade for smell house ". We have i bedrooms.3baths, screened patio. fireplace, and 726' of living area. All this, pius 3 lots. Price, $17,500 Call George Willis for free ap pralsat. POPULAR TERMS Rentals Bedroom B. tam rm --__ 60-Office WILSON MAIER FURNITURE __________ (Tues.) "Deep Waters." Dana Andrews, Jean Peters (Wed) "Fifty Roads to Town." Anti JULY 15 AUG 19 FRI 730-111 PM SAT 130-4PM,730.l)pM SUN CLOSED JUNE. JULY and AUGUST DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FO R CHURCH. SCHOOL. CLUBS & BIRtHDAY GROUPS 10 or MORE ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY I 792 FERN PARK. Trade , S. $71, BR. 3 OR, 2 B. new. $fl.5o 3 BR.) bath, kitchin equipped, Near schools & shopping $160 mo., 1st mo & $100 Dep 322 0674 - 1L ' (12) SOMERSET CC MIDDAY 1 NEWS 13 (Mon.) JENNIE (Tues) THE LIFE OF LEONARDO CA VINCI (Wed.) MOVIE: "Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler." (Thurs.) AT THE TOP (Fri.) OLYMPIAD CI) RYAN'S HOPE 24) MOVIES: (Mon.) "Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler." SUMMER ci..... ------ -U Executive 3 BR, P1 8, $22,750 Nice? Bedroom block home Furnortjnfurn. 323 2920 __________________________ _____________________________ Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone 373 7577 One 3 - . secluded, large. *4 acre, like new. $41,900. 372 4947 3 BR, 2 story frame, $I7,O - -- __ LAKE MARY- 3 OR, wooded. -. -. - - Multiple Listing Service Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1976--1 IA -- - 41-Houses - - Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit Adults preferred. 332 M20 or 373 5551 - - WED 100-4PM.730.1O30pM THIJRS 930AM .12 NOON. 730.1030 PM CLOSED THURSDAY NIGHTS JUNE Ii. This coupon good for L . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. __------50-MscelI.aneous for Sale - 3 OR, CS, $19,300 Area Distributor for Rand McNally Road Maps - Booming Business - 150 per cent proft Service Co estati accts No selling. In vestment $2,500 $17,500 Secured. Send name, address, phone & 3 references Personnel Mgr NAMCO, 5259 Dresden Rd. B'ham, Ala 35210. 205 956 5756 - The \MIcorne V'/acjori - I 0. - .iriy1ii1 MON 9 30 A M TO 12 NOON. 7 30 10 30 P M TUES PRIVATE & SPECIAL PARTIES 01 - - I - - 31A-plexes 24-Business opportunities Full time RN, day Shift, nursng home experience preferred Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford . You cc invited In Come ion the fun at Skate City super enjoyment tot the whole family ) -.1 SUN.MON.TUES- PRIVATE PARTIES 01 - HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST MAS - and the mon ey to pay f or It. Start now - setting beautiful Products. Make beautiful mon ey. Call 641 3079 for information . 41-Houses 0NTHLY RENIAL AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH I 4&SR 131, Longwood 562100 M AVON Nurses Ti1Ns 6. LPN's, Aides, Aid companion. Needed immediately 625 0636. Before PubUcatlon neiqhborhood? all bad.. l /CRoller C Rink r 2:00-5:00 7:30-10:30 10:30.12:00 4' Dctj Noon The begin s(rnr.cr than 11:00. 2:00 a., DEADLINES Management Opportunity available, I-or personal interview call $S12 The Wednesday is Ladies' Nighti 25' PLUS SKATES, 7:30.10:30 7:30-10:30 10:30-12:00 SAT, - relaxing on that dream boat. Or retiring to 1:00. 4.00 FRI. I 5-Lost 7:30.10:30 It L 16 t4)COMMUNIT'i'Ct.OSEUP .711 ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 8:30 64) FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 171 (Mon.) WORLD PRESS • 10:00. 4:00 7:30-10:30 THUR. 0 CAPTAIN FRONT END ALIGNMENT MECHANIC Must be ex perienced. Own tools, Ex Pernced In tune ups. shock in stallments & brake jobs AAA 'è EMPLOYMENT, 201 E Corn meccial. 3235176 , I DREAM OF 0 LIVING WORDS 5:00 A,M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Noon Shoes. 31-Apartments Fu rnhed , 6.00 (4) (MOI't., Wed.. Fri.) SUMMER SEMESTER: "The Great Transition: ternates 21 st century." (Tues.) CRACKERBARREL (Thurs.) OF WOMEN AND MEN 6:10 (2) SUNSHINEALMANAC 6:15 3) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 (2) (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tues, Thurs) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL .L OAILYWOHO 3) PASTOR'S STUDY (4) SUMMER SEMESTER 13 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (4) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6-35 FARM AND HOME 41c a line 1 thru s times 3 Ic a line 6 thru 25 times 24caline 26 times ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS . Morning '-JI RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Bicentennial 6.30 -- 831-99 93 322-26H Amer ca ' 64) NOTICIASENESPANOI. 1:35 .L) MOVIE: Secret (J'es'. Neil Hamilton. Brigitte Homey. 1:45 (3) PASTOR'S STUDY 200 CZ DAILY DEVOTIONAOL _° 330 (4) (1) MATCH GAME: Preempted Thurs. on Ch. 4, see below, J ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 4:00 (2) IRONSIDE CL) NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR: Preempted Thurs only, see 3:30 p.m. (1) MERV GRIFFIN (I) EDGE OF NIGHT 3 ADDAMS FAMILY 43(3 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (I) LUCY 3$ MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B.&W) 5:00 (2) ADAM 12 (1) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND tic ARTRAiNEEAAust willing to relocate in state of Florida.Training p,i,gram con ducted In Sanford at local store. Interviews between land 4 only. 2434 S. French Ave., Payicis ' 1:30 (41) LA TE NEW S - and length Or!Qndo-Wlnter Park' Seminole 18-Help Wanted ______ 3.7 Thursday 1:30 HOSPITAL: Wanted . 7:23 "GROOVE TUBE"[] GENERAL -- 18-Help Canary. Noah Berry, Jr., Lois ____ __________ Collier. (RAW) 1945. (Wed.) "The Man Who Cried Wolf." 18-Help Wanted 4-Personals ____________ Lot person or porter for local car Lewis Stone, Torn Brown. dealer. Apply in person to Art (RAW) 1937, (Thurs.) -Murder (Grindle5 Wheel Ranch, Hwy 17 ARE YOJ TROUBLED? Call Toll • TAXI DRIVERS in the Blue Room." Grace 9'?. Sanford 300 Free, 6442027 for "We Care" Adults or Teens Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave McDonald, Donald Cook (Fri.) Hotline (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERYSanfor d "Piltowof Death." LonChaney, (4) (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 5.30 Retired person, full or part time, Brenda Joycde. (RAW) 1945.(1) GENERAL HOSPITAL IN YOUR FAMILY? transportation preferred but no IF $100 $500 extra a month interests (2) (12) NEWS 3$ TENNESSEE TUXEDO (12) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW AL ANON necessary. 322 2799. you, then call 574 2056 for appt (1) HOGAN'S HEROES 3:15 For families or friends of problem 9:30 ii BEVERLY HILLBILLIES GREAT CHANCE - Couple to run drinkers. Needed Immediately, telephone (4) KIJTANA For further information call 123 4517 Store. $1200 ma. plu% extras. AAA solicitors, prefer experienced (9 700 CLUB EMPLOYMENT, 201 Comrner or write operators, Call 3710424 10:00 Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. clal, 373 5176 WANT TO SELL (2) (12) SANFORD AND SON Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 3277;. YOUR HOME? (R) INTERVIEWERS Buying a new home? Moving to You i See (4) (1) PRICE IS RIGHT apartment? TUDE NTS, HOUSEWIVES. 11) 24) SESAME STREET RETIREES. etc. Earn extra (A) Get some action with a Herald dollars canvassing door to door classified ad. We'll help you write & Found 10:30 updating information for new an ad that bring fast sale will Sanford-Lake (12) CELEBRITY Mary CITY CALL 3222611 P DIRECTORY. Must be II years of SWEEPSTAKES "ale light brown age or older, good spellers, have Pekingese, vicinity W 171h St. 3$ 700 CLUB Clear legible handwriting. Apply Sat July 31 REWARD 373 7543 or 11:00 in person only bet ween 9a.m. & Ii 323 4551 NJew in (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORa m. only, R. L. POLK & Co., 212 TUNE N Park Ave. Room 14, Sanford. LOST Female Cocker, cream, long To i An Equal Opportunity Em. haired. "Flossie". Near 1sf & (3) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW pioyer-M.F. French, Reward. 3229206 after S. GAMBIT 1* (Mon.) MEDIX (Tues. By JAY SHARBUTF IVE IN- Mature, good home, not ' 6-Child Care through Fri.) NOT FOR WOM. AP Television Writer __________________ salary, permanent. Private room EN ONLY & bath with 2 adults. Driver's LOS ANGELES (AP) - I hate to get overly enthusiastic, but BUSY BEE CHILDCARE license, nursing experience. 332. 1) THE ELECTRIC COM drop everything except the baby tonight and watch "To America" 2177 Holly Ave. PANY (R) on CBS. Despite the title, it's anything but another Phone 323 lSbOot3fl 0160 CE) HOT SEAT I LEASING AGENT- For apartment hurrah. 23 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU complex in Sanford Saturdays s It's a beautifully filmed, weikdlted and thoroughly interesting Th ings to Eat 9-Good am. to 6 p m. and as needed 11:30 _____ stud of two families Experience_ preferred, Send (21) (12) HOLLYWOOD -. I resume you pick, new pIn. TO P.O. Box 1911 Lake European nometanas tasi year to emigrate to the United Sta tes. ''' SQUARES eyes. Purple hull & Cucumbers Mary. Fla. 32716. T y're t he he 's rs" of ta th e show, their stories told with a mix. C,!) CI) LOVE OF LIFE On N Oregon Ave. - ) Mile N SR lure of actual foota ge or filmed re-enactments of their efforts to Experienced auto mechanic needed 46, Just west of I 4 & 4 Mi W Of 64) (Mon., Tues., Weds.) J 1v Excellent working COndltlon. Sanford 3223910 come here and some of the good and bad things they experienced WORLD OF WOMEN (Thurs.) / I III Apply in person to Art Grindle's ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) in America. I Zipper Cream Peas 0 Wheel Ranch, Hwy 17 92. Sanford JUDAISM TODAY YOU Pick The show's only flaw is its use of brief fictional sequences on Expanding sales business needs Celery Ave 13 ZOOM Ellis Island, scenes where actor Alan Arkin plays a 70-year-old working partners. No Investment i CE) HAPPY DAYS (R) man reliving memories of his arrival from Italy 60 years earlier, 11111Vu 3221751 11:50 18-Help Wanted SilII'IW The device is supposed to provide perspective on lmmigratlon ____________________________ PAUL HARVEY COM1u1 i Big T Tire 6. Wheel Service looking I then and now, But It only intrudes on the engrossing true stories of MENTARY 11:55 for experienced Front End the families of Jean-Ivan Dorin of Bulgaria and Andrzej Bozek of alignment man. Also minor mechanical work. Must have Poland. 6 64) CBS NEWS t tools. Good opportunity for right Dorm and his wife, Violette, are entertainers, He's an actor and man. 5050 commission Call for Afternoon I'm R fir iii. FF1. 1;i..sr;)" director in films, she's a singer. They have two children. appointment 321 0920 12:00 GAL FRIDAY-Light typing & Bozek is a factory worker, traveling with his young son, Alec. tess 1211 1) NEWS bookkeeping. outgoing personality (ZZzZt (We later learn he had to leave his wife and daughter in Poland :3) CL) YOUNG AND RESTCOCKTAIL WAITRESS- Evening because the authorities only would let half his family out. Still, he shift LESS SECRETARY BOOKKEEPERCall hopes they can rejoin him In America some day.) (Mon. I Thum) Sir Must have Shorthand Their stories start at a refugee camp in Austria, There, the HARRIET IDEAS DUCK, (NiCK GOOSE (Fri.) CHEF- Experienced in meats families are assigned adjoining rooms. They draw their bedding MAX B. NIMBLE JEAN BRYANT MECHANIC- Experienced with (12) FUN FACTORY IIage and eating utensils. Then they study English and wait and hope. 634 92U farm equipment I TYPIST- Great position Sanford 23 (Mon.) RIVALS OFSHER. After tense, nervous appearances before a U.S. Immigration FRONT END ALIGNMENTLOCKHOLMES(TUOi.)EVE LAKESIDE Service official to who they explain their backgrounds and Experienced with light tuneups F'JllUfl AT Of'IDC 1,.,, ifl SHIRIFYMII I 'r'r ixvu.i ur' MMP5 I mtr I reasons tor teaving their countries, they're oft to New York, a ' ''r SALES REPS- Several positions N e 9712 ' STAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS MANAGER TRAINEE- Career happy flight to an uncerta in future, Large 16.2 Bdrm. Casselberry Winter Springs (Thurs.) NOVA (Fri.) BOOK P0% it iOn Furnished or Unfurnished Dewitt L. Sage Jr. and Julian Krainln, who put this two-hour Forest City BEAT MANAGER TRAINEE- Couple to CLUB ROOM show together, exhibit a keen eye for picking out seemingly little Altamonte Springs manage own store 3$ BIG VALLEY POOL WAITER WAITRESSES things that make a viewer strongly feel the experiences of the 12:30 RUTH TUECH RATER.- Must be experienced in immigrants. 8319212 THE GONG SHOW insurance NODEPOSIT We won't say how their stories finally end in the program, But Altamonte Springs Al CL) SEARCH FOR COMPUTER OPERATOR- *th t..,EASE Lonaood TOMORROW tune In CBS for the start of the sthrv.teIlin tnnioht W bet you inutnC nrr,,,n,1 WUINtU COSMETICIANExciting poston (East) 6 won't leave until after the d LOVE. AMERICAN gcredltsoll ; the screen. WELDER- Mus t be ex perienced in STYLE Highway all phases HILDA RICHMOND 11) ALL MY CHILDREN Across From Ranch House 514 3167 -WE SELL SUCCESS24 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S 323-8670 or 831.9717 DiItori,i l CommercIal TABLE Th $176 12:00 (I) WILD, WILD WEST 64) THE UNTOUCHABLES 13 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1:00 (2) (12) TOMORROW COUNTRY PLACE CI) DAILY WORD T1lUTU 1:30 (2) (12) DAYSOFOURLIVES (4) CL) AS THE WORLD TURNS CL) FAMILY FEUD 2:00 17) (Mon.) FIRING LINE (TUeS) NOVA (ThUS.3.)AMERICAN INDIAN ARTISTS (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS (J) $f)Ø()f) PYRAMID 2:30 (12) THE DOCTORS (4) (1) THE GUIDING LIGHT 13 (Wed.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (A) (1) ONELIFETOLIVE:New time period and length. 8 (Tues) THE MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (Thur.) JENNIE (A). (Fri.) NOVA (A) 3$ MAYBERRY RFD r ________________________ 1c'.;..'() '. �12A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug. 4, 17 Descendant Lord Lothian Finally Did JNWNNEEMENNM~ M-MENOMMOM CALENDAR -e o Sir Walter Nev! . Mnda- Longwood Area Sertoma auction, to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch. 7:30 p.m., Maitland Flea Market. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. THURSDAY. AUGUSTS Demonstration on how to make bread and butter pickles at 10 a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. General public invited free of charge. Call 3-9340 for registration. Sanford Lions Club1 noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92 IA)ngwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Seminole lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR- Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. MANTEO, N.C. (AP) Sir Walter Raleigh, if you recall Your history, sent expeditions to colonize the New World, but never made it himself. It wasn't that he didn't try It's Just that Good Queen Bess (Elizabeth!) wanted Sir Walter close at hand, an exercise in Jealousy which proved futile, as Raleigh eventually married one of the queen's courtiers anyway. But four centuries later, one of Raleigh's descendants finally made it. He is Lord Lothian, who was in this country in connection - with the Bicentennial. When he set foot or, Roanoke Island he was the First of Raleigh's lineage to actually visit the site of Raleigh's doomed "lost cobny," which vanished without a trace almost 400 years ago. Lord Lothian's visit to this tiny island Just inside the sandy islands known as the Outer Banks, came 389 years after his ancestor tried and failed to establish a permanent English colony in North America. Raleigh's second and final attempt at colonization for the Crown in 1587 ended in the stranding of over 100 men, women and children on Roanoke Islanli two full decades before the successful colonization attempt at Jamestown. But Raleigh's colony vanished from the island and from the pages of history without a trace, Lord Lothian, a former British Cabinet member, found things on Roanoke Island a bit more pleasant than Raleigh might have found them, Instead of hostile Indians, he found a welcoming delegation and the press. Instead of battling his way through mosquito-infested pine and live oak forests, he was I ghw fI ____ 434 .. . lawyer has confirmed the denial. Richard Lindner, president of Thrtftway, Inc., a local supermarket chain, issued a statement Tuesday night following speculation that romantic In- Haynes' A __ By JIM HAYNES ISOPROPYL SOLARCAINE LOTION ONE PAIN LI MIT I •AA 7 ONE 3 BOX OF 30 UPA RELIEVES 16 OZ. . £ . , 77 LIMIT ONE 93 'I I'' GALAXY 3 SPEED TEXAS INSTRUMENT 8-DIGIT MEMORY . OSCILLATING ' - QUIET MOTOR MODEL ..:-: I "' I- ' 2150 REG 29 99 ' FULL FUNCTION 4KEYMEMORY 488 1.. PEG . UUR,A, . BEACH f3i COLOR INFUL1 HIcuaj"44 T.58, ALlty I GAF 126--'12 COLOR PRINT FILM H.P'.IIb J1I PEG 11 25 I . 0988 .•,. Wily , , LAWU U ' THONG 1 CLOSE ALUMINUM 8 1 AIG Is 99 IIA 00(L $200 - 8 "i SHEAR COLORS - / (1 CORDLESS ELECTRIC ! TAPE ... 3.uI" (REG 53d 33c PLANTER POLE SANFORD --- ' ,J ' STRENGTH ANT . .. . month off, but entries are being accepted. Bill of fare is $15 per team, balls provided. 'Mere will be a consolation bracket for first round losers and competition is in three divisions — advanced, intermediate and beginner. II ., ", 'RAIDe Jl' lli .l I 1;~ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4,194-1 B - 1. --- ..::j r. v,:_: , ' - :....::::: :::::.......... - --I '_1111a " I 'ldlilIP :' - l 1' I fftr ' ' ,; f''":' . :-4.'; .,;t ,. ,(" J. c. - "-' .,1' .ij" . , .' - P. 4. 'a..,; . 1 •' •... . ...4 1.7 .I... -',b 'j..'J.s.:. .1 -. ' . . :'1 -' I : : or • :.:';.;cj, -: C .' 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TOOAY A140 EVI my6Ay -_ TUg UTUIAT OPEN DAILY SAN FORD PLAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA Ron Spain, second in the state for Seminole High in 1 48'pound weightlifting bracket, takes to ,the road Friday for an AA meet in Charleston, Ill. Spain will attend SCC this fall and is studying bookkeeping and accounting. I = . I! IIll ll. l 1 — l'!TI 1 i1ri''i IL 1I? . . lj;;i;:.:1 I I .1 I t'r • ', Ii: . jj~jj ' Golden State . helm of the Suns. fie compiled a Fitzsimmons will be in record of 258-78 In 11 years of charge of scouting and will college coaching. ~ j~ ] I ' sere as adviser on player per. st' FRANCISCO (AP) Cotton Fitzslmmons, former sonnel matters, Warriors coach head coach of the Phoenix Suns and general manager Al Aides • and the Atla nta hawks of the said Tuesday. National Basketball Associ- Starting in 1971, Flt.zstmmons atton, has been named director spent four years with the o years a personner, l for the Y h' Tenn. fighter controlling the opening session, The second round started out much the same until Vincent unloaded a staggering right uppercut to Black's solar plexus, In fact, Vincent was so certain that Black would fall to the canvas that he started towards a neutral corner. When he turned around the found Black still on his feet. "I was so sure he was going to go down that I failed to follow up my advantage right away," Vincent commented alter the fight. "If I had, I would have ended it right then and there." If Joey had stopped Black "right then and there," It would have made another short but exciting fight for the man who now has a record of 25-4-2, with 22 kayoe& Instead, Black stayed on his feet and once again went at It wi th Vincent. Then it happened. Vincent caught Black with a short right hand to the forehead and Black went straight back like he was shot, dropping tothe floor, Vincent turned his back on Spider and walked to the - — ______ I433 SEMORANBLvDND -, V'' i ncent Stea s T e PEG 2 29 Sr.. •I I . -'- " ~ ~ lid sports that I've had through the years." His outlook on sports was probably one of the main reasons Lundquist was asked to coach the Legion team. It was going to be a Job for him since there had not been a team in Sanford for four years. "There was a lot of pessimism at planning a * *SOLID P(r I 99 Z1_ — : NSICTS114DO0,11 54 --KILLER ; ........ I (MEG Cl 49) - Seminole Community College : -'- .--1 ) posIlIONS PEG is 88 CASSELBERRY . -= • 66 6 .. POTS poor ,, mixed doubles tournament to benefit the Seminole Foundation. ~ 88 "1W.04T — I.--. C & " BBQ GRILL s.I - OPEN S UN DAY 1 same way. I teach the players this by instilling in them the desire and love for PROFESSIONAL - . ,(_ - 19 GALLON AND GET 99 . . DROP "Tic "Nobody thought we could come up with enough people to fill the team but we did. It turned out that the people we have made the team into a fine bailclub," Lundquist's biggest problem was to discipline the team. "I believe you have to approach it from a standpoint of being very firm with them," states Lundquist, "and make sure you have control of the players. They must know what you expect from them and what to expect from themselves." Lundquist added, "I also try to develop each player to their best ability. Tell them what they need to do to become a better ballplayer." A strong team also needs a schedule of continuous practice to keep themselves in both physical and mental condition. Lundquist is constantly drilling the team. "During preseason, I like to start out with a lot of running and conditioning drills to get them in shape. "I also drill them on the basic fundamentals such as bunting and the proper positioning to field the ball." "Then as the season progresses, I try to teach them other skills so they won't get tired of the same thing." "If I can do all these things as a coach, I feel that I've done a pretty good Job." Sanford's 26-8 record proves that Lundquist has done quite well with them. As there is a coach behind a team, there is someone behind the coach. Lundquist says that two men influenced him the most during his formative years. One was McClalren, principal at Tuskawilla Middle School. He was Lundqulst's baseball coach In high school. "He developed In me a sense of pride and sell-satisfaction for baseball," The other was Tom Garcia. He recruited Lundquist from Valencia. "He developed self-confidence in myself." It Is no coincidence that key ngredients Sanford Post 53 takes to ort Lauderdale Saturday for the State ourney are pride, self-satisfaction and self-confidence. . —.— — PORTABLE TABLE TOP 10 _,~- Th e fist call for football goes out today. Lyman High coach Dick Copeland is sum moning ALL prospective players for a Monday night meeting at 7 o'clock. Which means a few vacations may be cut short and a few "sick" calls will i)e made to employers. The alternative to attending the meeting is not playing football. Copeland is insistent upon attenJance at this meeting. Primary order of business for freshmen through seniors is physicals, insurance and eligibility clearance. Calling all quarterbacks. 'I'D pass kind, not armchair. Tht Sanford Scor p ions will bePuttinthe ball in the air again s ort when t ead ul ttackleteam meets Saturday morning at 10:30 on the Sanford Middle School field. Th e season starts the second week in September, but first the Scorpions are looking for more players. Hopefully a quarterback will be among the new talent. Something like 20 returnees are on hand but at least another dozen bodies are needed to fill the roster. ' .. FLOOR TO CEILING WITH ~0 'A" STAINLESS STEEL _____~__,I __ BRASS OR CHIOME -.. 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I asked her specifically if they had talked about the defection and she said no. In fact, when she read of it back home In Cincinnati a week later, she was shocked." The family declined further comment, In Montreal Tuesday, Nemtaanov's lawyer, Alex Paterson of Montreal, said his client had dated Miss Lindner during the Olympics, but he said the wornan had nothing todo with the defection. Paterson said, In an interview, that Nemtsanov and Miss Lindner had been corresponding ever since they met at a Florida diving competition a year ago. Asked who the diver had been staying with since last week, Paterson replied, "He has very, very nice friends who are looking after him." first," says Lundquist. They say behind every successful man there is a woman. The correlation is also true In the sports world, where behind every successful team, there Is a coach So it is with Bob Lundquist, coach of the Sanford Post 53 American Legion baseball team. Lundquist has formed this first-year team, which few thought would do well, Into a state contender. How did Lundquist do it? An Insight into Lundquist the man gives a few clues. It surprises some to learn that Lundquist was an accomplished athlete in school and college because of his average build. lie graduated from Seminole High In 1969 with varsity letters In all sports. From Seminole, Lundquist went to Valencia Community College for two years on a scholarship. At Valencia, Lundquist was on the golf team and was a top pitcher on the baseball team. His pitching ability enabled him to walk on to the University of Florida baseball team. In his Junior year at Florida, Lundquist was voted most outstanding pitcher on the team and was also named honorable mention for the Southeastern Conference. lie graduated from Florida in 1974 with a bachelor of science degree In physical education. He is now coach of football, baseball, and basketball at Seminole High. Lundqulst's philosophy on coaching is somewhat unique. He states, "I think there is a lot of value in sports If treated properly which is why I try to Instill into the players that the game of sports is like the game of life." "They correlate so Ithink that if you learn how to play a sport properly and by the rules, the game of life Is the Pavone made half a dozen phone calls Tuesday trying to get someone to rectify the situation. Seems buckpassing was the order of the day. The State Road Department finally came through. That knock-knock next week at the door will be followed by a plea to help the Oviedo High Boosters pay of f a $16,000 debt for athletic equipment. Under new management, the booster club is canvasing the schoo l district. And how about Sanford's Lowell Martindill, who won his class in the Bracket Championship at Darlington Speedway recently. overall first place money of $10,000, but was nipped at the wire by a faster tar. his bracket victory was worth $400, however, which paid the fare there and back. I-.' ".- " ________________________ - t• •flfl REG I It ,, '•'. 111fl - OA U7 ''' "...J, WITH ROPE I; OFF CANVAS SELF PROPELLED 22" CUT3Vz . , FROM? _ — $ .f " 88 . LARGE SIZE "-simm, - — - 'I '010. , -. TOWELS _, ii W. a IiII.I'D'.,M0 I 4.&J** " C. , --- *III, ,ow I 1. MODEL 111250 j1 13 95 8 . . EASY TO READ . - - i PEG "(' 2 .. CALCULATOR . ,t,!'E'I',: i-i. "j" E 1*.. FAN III1di',', )k'I Milli a better than any other member of our diving team, and It was way connected with the defection of Russian diver Sergei Nemtsanov, She met him at an international diving meet at Fort Lauderdale in June, and was hostess along with my wife and me at a party which he attended with divers from several other countries. "She and another diver spoke with him and his cousin briefly In Montreal. She knew him no By AARON KAUFMAN Herald Correspondent No one asked me, but: Is anyone else as tired of reading about the ' United States "falling behind" in the Olympics as me? Or of Howard Cosell's biased opinions on boxing? Ditto for Olympics politics. And don't worry about the 1980 Olympics going to pot. Everyone will probably be too afraid of the political situation to go to Moscow. One of those "From Russia, With Love" postcards. All this talk about the Yankees or Royals "going all the way" this year amounts to a hill of d beans. The pinstripe boys from New York and the Royals may claim divisional titles, but what chance do they have against the National League in the World Series? The Big Red Machine is in a class of its own. Those guys sneaking back into Sanford quietly were members of the Seaboard Coast Line softball team, fresh from an unrefreshing elimination in the Florida Recreation Softball Association state tournament in Leesburg. Sanford was dropped by the Blue Machine of Ormond Beach, 17-11, after leading 10-1 in the third: The clincher for quick trip home was an 8-2 count with Jack's Pub of Titusville, the same team 1, ,l êI. Seaboard ..au1ru.1crusiieu the ulSu.flc Good guy of the week award goes to Longwood's Joe Pavone, an outdoors lover who noticed a couple barrels of tin cans ready to tip over into the Wekiva River near the Sweetwater 1 have been numerous rumors that my daughter was in some With Lundquist At Helm, Post 53 Eyes State Title Huncner - PAMPERS - LIMIT SUNDAY, AUG. 1 Mid Florida Singles Club scenic boat tour of Winter Park. For further information call Jackie Fund, 8314210. SATURDAY, AUGUST14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. MONDAY. AUG. 16 Sanford Rotary. now. Civic Center. Sanford Vs. closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First Si TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church, k, ('rcti! !.Ie !d Ce.try CI . Mary Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees 7:30 p.m.. clubhouse Springs Oaks and SR 436 TUESDAY, AUG. 17 Sanford hung Club. noon, Holiday Inn. 14 Inter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. (hrrraters Anonymous. 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light. Sanford. Sj'minole I.Mn Club. 7 pm.. Quality inn, 14 and Sr 11 ., SHAMPOO Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanli, 7 a.nt, Buck's. Tanglewood AA, closed, $ p.m., St. Richard', :piLscopal Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Foresters Square Dance Club, 7:30 p.m., The Forest. reports that his daughter was involved in the defection of 17year-old Russian diver Sergei Nemtsanov and the diver's : ________ LIMIT ONE CRYSTAL OZ. CONCENTRATE Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 12001 W. First Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford'Semthoje Jaycees, 7:30 p.m. Jaycee Building '. Solarcaine L0T0f4 [1I_ PRELL 3 SATURDAY, AUG. 7 Mid-Florida Singles Club monthly meeting, Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, 8 p.m. Dancing at Mr. P's after meeting. THURSDAY. AUGUST12 Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club, SISTERi regular meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford. Sir Walter's ill-fated band of colonists. Lord Lothian, a genial type donned Sir Walter's (Carbon'3) hat, and toyed around with the prop sword, all in the spirits of publicity. Carbon (Sir Walter) bowed low, and Joked about his imita. tion of an English accent. As the two men talked they were buffeted by the sar strong chilly northeast wind that may have prevented sev. eral rescue expeditions from reaching the stranded colonist,. Lord Lothian left, to retur, o England. ' AUGUST $ NARFE (National Association of Retired Federal Employes) chapter 1327, meets 1 p.m., Aug. 6, at First Federal Savings and Loan building, Downtown Sanford. Movie and talk by district leader. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST11 Sanford KiwanIs, noon. Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club. 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenader, Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. PV Il Sanford Civitan Club, weekly meeting, 7:15 a.m., Bucks, 13th and Sanford Ave. MONDAY. AUGUST Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79. 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church, Crystal lake and Country Club, Lake Mary Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. TUESDAY, AUGUST10 Sanford lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92. thereaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and I.ight.j Sanford Optimist Club. noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous. 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Free blood pressures will be taken between 24 p.m., at the corner 7th Street and Elm Ave., courtesy of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Sanford. ington. But some ghosts of the past did rise to haunt him, in a figurative manner of speaking. At the Waterside Theater, where the people of Roanoke Island stage the outdoor drama "The Lost Colony," annually, Sir Walter's descendant met Sir Walter himself, or a reasonable facsimile thereof. The facsimile was a young actor from Montgomery, Ala., Stephen A. Carbon. Carbon plays the role of Sir Walter Raleigh in "The Lost Colony," written in 1937 by Paul Green to commemorate the memory of businessman has denied Olympics, Not Worry, Ended Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club Sertoma Club of Sanford. 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Casselberry lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chuniley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 7:30 p.m. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 Longwood. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Countywide School Advisory committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. St. whisked by car across the island. After a visit to the Elizabethan Garden and to the site of a fort built by Raleigh's soldiers in 1585, the Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, he lunched on shrimp salad and avocado at an oceanside restaurant. Instead of being stranded on the island for years without communication from Mother England, he boarded a plane supplied by the State of North Carolina, and was whisked back to Raleigh, the state capi. tal named for his ancestor; then home to Chelsea via Wash- volvement with an American female diver had influenced Nemtsanov's decision to defect. Undrwr's daughter, Carol, 21, was a diver at Indiana University and finished seventh In the U.S. Olympic Trials In Long Beach, Calif. in June. She was In Montreal for the Olympic Games. Miss Lindner's uncle, Carl Lindner, is publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The statement said: "There - AT ECKERD'S YOU KNOW THE PRESCRIPTION IS RIGHT. . . AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT TOO! Parents Anonymous (for trouble parents) Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Civic Center. AA, •. ---- - Tn rnlnnpc . w It Girl's Father Denies Involvement In Diver Defection CINCINNATI (AP) A wealthy Cincinnati . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 434. of . 4 v' 110 neutral corner, while the referee, Willie McBride looked over at the official knockdo wn me-keeper ti to pick up the count. Everything was proceeding c üuiivai kuutiduwn except when Black hit the floor his legs came up over his head and he did what Is known in gymnastics as a "kip-up." He flipped himself back up to his feet, In one continuous motion, and ran across the ring and hit Vincent, who was still walking to the neutral corner, In the back of the head with a wild righ t i L , ahk~ Black on way down, prelude to wild end eons, S Immediately, McBride rushed in and disqualified Black for "an intentional foul," despite Vincent's pleading to let the fight continue. Joey even got down on one knee while begging for a chance at the man who apparently went down just so he could get up and attack an unsuspecting Vincent. The fans, many of whom felt the fight should be allowed to continue, began to boo and throw articles and it was several minutes before they finally quieted down. Quarry's win was a one-sided pounding of durable Billy "Nitro" Freeman that McBride finally halted in the eighth round. ow A when Steele quit on his stool in between the fourth and fifth rounds. In a special amateur show, Seminole County almost made a clean sweep of the four bouts they had with a squad from Fort Benning, Ga., but Lake ain Howell's John "Hurricane" Hayden lost a spilt decision to Sean Prultts In the final bout. Before Hayden's close loss, wins were racked up by Forest City's Donald and Mike Monks along with Goldenrod', James Salerno. ; .p Quarry displayed great ring generalship and surprising punching ability In dominating the contest (rein almost the opening bell. Freeman tr ied to fight back but he was no match for the * :' quicker and more accurate The upset of the evening came in the opening six- rrounder when Casselberry's Scott 'Golden Boy" Clark lost a one point, split decision to ?'Iiami's Jimmy Owens. The figh t, fought at two minute rounds Instead of the normal three, was a slow, but evenly contest scrap, with many !eenng Clark was entitled to the verdict. The loss was Clark's first In five the 17-year-old, while Owens was making his pro debut after a highly SUCcessful amateur career. Longwood's Brian O'Melia had a surprisingly tough trne with an overweight Chubby Steele. but the Seminole County heavyweight finally won out, starts for Clark catches Owens with 1.1* L Reds Farm Out Pitcher Hi nton CINCINNATI (A?) — Pitcher Rich Hinton, acquired in a trade Last winter which sent Clay Carroll to the Chicago White Sox, has been assigned by the Cincinnati Reds to their IndWISNILS farm team. Hin ton, l- w ith an earned run average of 7.50 in 11 games, was placed on waivers Friday but was not picked up by any other major league club. He was replaced on the Reds' roster with Manny Sarmiento, �2S-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford. Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4.W76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Going vroup Awa rd ed ja imAiai L icens e, La e ft '. - .- ,' • p . - Pr o Yc n ks Bea _,I -' osed __ - I ' . . . - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida Board of Busi- won't be upstaged by the Bird- City's lead in the American man o.# Detroit. __mes over League West to 9 g The Yankees showed the Twins, who had surged into Tuesday night that they also second place the past week. have a flair for showmanship Ians 1, Red Sax 0 Ifi r.c.ers&ey pitched a Dennis sprinkling bean s on the mound - 11 - - . • - - ' - -' "i ~90 10_ . , 14~_ . ___ - . - • '-', -14e . • 1)ijy'.a....__ - ____ _ - . • '- . - • • - -. ' _ - - "a." • .-_1. • - •- .' • - ,'' • censees. - ~:. •'; -,: 'v.: - - P. !111!~. - .. ''-kr. - ~ - _W .- .t i6- 'v --' ... - ~ a- ,~.~ . :... I,."..F.. - - - - __:_ -- 2 ." e ,'.4 , '.) - board next month, the corpo- - ration must win approval of Co - ,- " irl . A 'afjs . :. '; I - - - , ', C the Yankees," said Fidrych. "The crowd didn't -- . the Yankees I • , out or at Yankee i)ta dium, they weren't dis- - - . appointed. They not only got to see their Yankees win but they two runs to lead Oakland over aiso saw Fidrych's showy rou• Cicago. Dick Bosman, 4, ;.-: Une of talking to baseballs, bouncing around the field like A L 1, % ;,& "..,I berserkbilliard . , 4, I . Nil Hardigree takes a swipe at that little round white thing In one of the sandtraps at the Swallows Golf Club, off Highway 17-92 just north of DeBary. liaridgree is the club pro, and Is In the proem of , buying the course. Ile course measures aboet6,300 yards and plays to path, - . , - . P' I .* _~T -i '*'f . hoped the referendum could be __ - held in February. He convinced the board not to reject the application after say- I - . 10 . - . , - -, • - . ~ - .. _..~ I _* -I --- - . - 1';.--iiii.-~__ • , " 11. - . -' - . --;:*- - -' - - - -. , -,r-:~!~ . x" - .1. - - Short said there should be erendum to 1978. Board member Walter McUn of Leesburg moved to deny the a team not belonging to one of sociation's Kentucky Colonels, r leagues. A.E. Burgess of the defunct conditions, including a favorEach cited the lack of a na- World Football League's Birle%ision contract for in- mingharn Vulcans, and Jay P. able lease and better stadium securit y that had to be come, gh salaries for players Moore of the Cleveland Crusad- achieved before such a franand the I'minor league" tag put ers in the World Hockey Awoci- baseball in the nation's . - A contestant demonstrates hoss o bite the duct, rodeo st%!r. at a Montana esent. The good that a rodeo rider is rarel) saddle core - there isn'tlittl e. news is heart of Bluegrass country to (ortable about her ambition. "I place where she knew no one tied in a motel for the weekend, realize her dream of becoming feel different now," she said. "I and had no idea how to get and a woman she met at the a jockey. But she faces one feel the horse is very honest started. She said she came here Kentucky Training Center took hurdle. with me" because someone told her there her in Monday. She's never been on a horse. What gave the 33-year-old na- were a lot of horses in LexingMrs. Daniel Lotero, whose She says she'd been drearmng tive of Taiwan the idea she ton husband trains race horses, for months about becoming a could become a jockey without She said she almost didn't get said she told Yu Li that "you Jockey and decided last week to ever having ridden a horse? fr.tm Cedar Rapids to Lexing- can't just walk in and be a make her move. She boarded a She just decided to take the ton because she had to change jockey. You've got to start at plane last Friday in Iowa and chance on making her dream planes at Chicago and didn't the bottom." flew to Bluegrass Airport here. come true, know how. Wearing a new pair of blue- from her husband, from whom She didn't know where she That didn't seem to dinjeans and borrowed cowboy she's separated. She feels she's would stay when she got here, courage the young woman, and boots, the 5-foot mother of three being guided by a higher force, either. Mrs. Lotero said she's imat least looked like a jockey, a holy spirit, she said. But despite the lack of cer- presssed with Vu U's determiShe says she's still nervous "1 think about it day and tainty and her limited financial natl3n, around horses "because they're night," she said of her dream. resources, she doesn't seem too "If she's got that much nerve so big" and she was afraid at "The horse's hair shining and concerned. Ito come to an unknown city) first of being kicked. me in jockey's colors riding "I'm just going to plan day by she'll probably make it," Mrs. But then she saw a horse up him," day," she said. Lotero said. - despite opposition A78-13 165-13' C78-14 D70-14 E78.14 G78-14 12.00 48.00 38.00 1.75 1-178-1-4 2.60--- 2.83 G78-15 38.25 2.65 10.00 40.00 30.00 10.25 41.00 30.75 2.05 39.75 2.87 2.24 H78-15 L78-15 12,75 51.00 12,75 51.00 13.25 53.00 14.75 59.00 38.25 147 44.25 3.08 2.27 155-15' 165-15' 7.75 31.00 23.25 8.00 32.00 24.00 1.69 2.43 Sal. prices 8lackwall (metric sizes). effective oft heavy duty muftler. 2 RTS MONTREAL (AP) The Alouettes expect to use the Games are over, the thousands Olympic Stadium for their of athletes and spectators are games. The Alouettes had gone Montreal must de- hoped to finish the current seacide what to do with the Olyrn.. son in the 72,0004eat facility, pie facilities, which barely were which will have artificial turf ready for use in the recently, installed to replace the natural concluded two-week spectacle, grass used during the OlymVictor Goldbloom, the pica. Quebec minister in charge of 11 stadium tower comthe Canadian Olympic i.lete with a retractable roof Installations Board, that will be built, but Goldbloom work will continue in order to notes that it hasn't been decided complete the 1788 million wta*fl Olympic Stadium and pool, the originally planned, or steel in $85 million Olympic Village and the construction. the $62 million Velodrome. "It may take more than "The Board may be In ezls- year to get the tower comtence for another seven or eight pleted," says Gokibloom. years," Goldbloom "until The pool will become a muthe financial situation is nicipal facility later this month. cleared," The "financial situ- Fees similar to those charged ation" includes the $120 to $130 for other city pools will be miilionsulltote spent oncon- charged. structlon through the next 18 The Velodz-ome is ready for months. use and will host the Canadian The baseball Expos and Ca. cycling championshipsAugust nadian Football League 12-14. - Franulovic Ousts Ashe NORTH CONWAY, N.H. Nuriber-tkiree situ Authur Ashe was eliminated from the $100,000 International Tennis Tournament in straight sets by Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia 6-4, 6-4. - Cornejo Scores Upset COLUMBUS. Ohio Patricio Cornejo of Chile scored a mild upset In the $15,500 Buckeye Tennis Championship when he ousted sixth-seeded Sherwood Stewart of - , Salvino Bowling Winner C.vmen Salvino captured the $60,.000 Professional Bowler's Association Quad Cities Open as defeated Larry Loeb 210-192 in the title game to take the $6,000 first prize.', DAVENPORT, Iowa Sale - Wilfred Smith Dead At 77 CHICAGO.- Wilfrid Smith, fairer sports editor .31 the Chicago Trthunt'. died after a lengthy illness at the age of . - - says -, , ,,,, -- rI".,'rflt',',rfl'ZCTr Price includes: "-I'.-. L SANFORD PLAZA .' . '. '. '' ----r,,'r T_IJ...A -- . - '. ._.- -t . Opsn 1a.m. 109p.m. Monday thru Saturday CaIeIo Center Ph. 6441$44 Star, Ph. 641-5333 . .. ..-1-- -.. 55 31 505 Dave Lopes n the fourth and venth inninim for the offen. .!.._.,.,,,.__,,, - L,--_ _1 _'• _- _ -_..... 3 Peppers Heel (Aldrich) 61 4. HOney Nugget (Provoit); Sr Antigo S3 S 60, T (4 3 a 11) S 1 31 60. D D (2 4) (Petersen); 6. Lady Dee Dee (Orm San Diego st so 468 19 46 62 426 Tuesday's Results San Fran A S. 51 10 at San ant i IRuthven if 9). (two) S, p, Louis ( Forsc (candeiaris IS 59670 $I ColwmbuS 4 ChilIaaw.. Sit ) at s sit 10 ' Houston I Richard 12 1 Los Angeles (Rau 101), (n) Thursday's Games Chicago at Montreal, 2. (ti) New. York at Pittsburgh, (n) San Francisco at Atlanta. (nI Philadelphia at St Louis, In) Houston at San OiI.O, (n) (,nCinnali at L os Angeles, Major League Leaders Nalianal League Il, T ING (750 at bats)- Grittey, C fl. 311. McBride. SIL. 335. A Oliv e r. Pgh, 33.1. Rose. Cm, 331. 1. Foster, Cm, 321 RUNS Rose. Cm, 96. Griftey, ( , n. 84 Mor gan, (in. 52. Schmidt, " Monday, Chi, 70 RUNS BAITED IN C Foster. (in, 92. Morgan, Co. 18. Schmidt, Phi. 73. Kingman, NY. 12. LUZinSki, ('II, 71 HITS Rose. (in, Ill, Montane:. All, 133 Garvey. LA, 131. A Oliver. Pgh, 130 , C Foster. (in. 127 DOUBLES- Johnst011e, Phi, 26. Rose, Cm, 76. Madlk. Ch,_ 2S. Lulmnsk Phi, 21. 15k. Pgh, 71 'ontanez, All, 71 TRIPLES 0 Cash, Phi, 10. Tyson. SIL. 9. 0 Parker, Pgh, , Geronimo, Cm, I. W Davis. SD. S HOME RUNS 'Kmngman, NY, 37. 'hmidt. Phi. 3?. C Foster. (in. 7). Robinson. Pgh. IS. Morgan, (,,, STOLEN BASES Iav,ri. Pqh, Cedeno. l'ltn. 36. Morgan. (in. Lopes. LA, 33. Brock. SIL. 31 PITCHING (9 Decisions R"odn, LA, 90. I 000. 310 c M.t,ger. SD. 9 0. I 000. 2 0) Norman. Cm, 10 7. 533, 227 Ii Jones, 50. 113. 113, 26* Alcala, (in, 10). 769, 1 10 Carlton. Phi. 171. iso. 3 33 Zachry, (in. 93. 150, 776 Condelaria, Pgh. 10 1, /11, 331 STRIKEOUTS Scarer, NY. 161. Richard, Htn, 177 M5Sr5meth, All, 173, P Nmekro All Ill Montfuso s iog 1 Marty I.iquori, recovered from seconds. PHILADELPHIA (AP) After taking the Olympic gold the hamstring pull that kept Also in the field will be two medal in the 1,50meter race, him of f the Montreal team, and dashers hoping to resolve the rangy, long-maned John fellow New Zealander Rod Dix. question of how they might Walker of New Zealand an. on. have done had not injury and nounced he was "two seconds Not testing Walker will be politics kept them out of the better than last year" when Filbert Bayi of Tanzania, who he broke the world mile record held the record until the Swed. Houton Mclear, the Florida in Sweden with a clocking of ish meet. Tanzanian officials schoolboy who injured his leg say Ba>i cannot run in any race before the game, and James 3.494 Walker gets a chance to make with Walker because New Gilkes, whose country, Guyana, good his boast tonight when he Zealand sent a sports team to left the Olympic village during steps onto the new allweather South Africa, the same reason the African protest, will be track at the University of shy the two men did not meet joined by Don Quarrie of JaPennsylvania 's Franklin Field at the Olympics. malca, who won a silver in the But there will be plenty of 100 atad a gold in the 200. of four to stave off the Olympic personalities on hand sub-3:54 milers. The 400-m1ter hurdles and The Bicentennial Meet of for fans suffering from post- the 3,000-meter race will offer Champions, starting at 7:30 Montreal letdown. new chances for rivalries. The HaselyCrass ford ofTrinidad, favorites in hurdles p.m., runs through 11 events. are Ed Among those competing the gold medalist in the 100 me- Moses of Morehouse and Mike against Walker will be West ters, will have to protect his German Olympians Tom Wes- title ot world's fastest 'uman Shine of Penn State, gold and Williams, i-ecov- silver medalists in Montreal. singhage and Paul Heinz Well- against Steve Other events are the pole man, who won the 1,500 bronze; ered from a pulled hamstring Earnonn Couglan, who ran that kept him off the U.S. team vault and 800-and 400-meters fourth in the Olympic race; despite his world record of 9.9 for men and for women. Tippy Faith, I Big 0 11 6 .iith I 8) W6 80 Travelin Nell. NINTH - I Zubi (I) 1700. 7,00, ELEVENTH- I Wrangled. 7 100 Jorge (SI 5 60. 560. 3 MutIlla Countess Christie, I Nimble Roady. (;i *, 40. 0 (I 8) S65,80, P (I 8) I Top Ginger, S. Pearl's Pain, 6 $11160 Printer's Iron , 7 Ed Ghost, S TENTH - I Bob Ovy (7) 2060. 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ThePadressaidTuesdaythat pitcher Dan Spiliner, who has a back Injury, was put on the disabled list to make way for Griffin. 9 950; EIGHTH - I. Rebozo (S) Il 10 , 120, 6 00 . 7 Cousin Kim (7) 150. FIRST - I Caligula (Dvoracek), Rebel I Guy (No Driver)~ 3 Prevaricator (Phillips). 4 Justly Randolph (Bourgeois), 5 Vargo Hanover (Peters); 6 What Acclaim PR P r) 7 L i lly BI (Jefferson I Pepper John Bernardston 5 ng RI $951 40, 38,38 Backfore Bayel (1) 160. ' 160.' 3 1 1 7 00 3 Bar mostly in relief this season. He s*eetheart Volto (Drayton), nle''y Betty (ilartiler); 5 na.s -J record . 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Reds 9, Giants 0 That's what people were call. Jack Blllingham held San ing the Pirates earlier In the Francisco to three hits and season, when t he power-Laden DaveConcepciondroveinthree lineup was hitting baseballs out runs as the Red., winners of ofsightand first place wasn't 13 17 in 22 since the All-Star break games away. But in the last blasted the Giants for their eight games, three of which seventh consecutive triumph. have gone extra innings, just 17 Cubs 4-5, Phillles Pit ts bur gh ru ns have crossed in A grand-slam homer by Gar83 innings. ry Maddox powered PhilaTuesday night, Don deiphia past Chicago in the di Kessinger of St. Louis dr ove in nightcap after the Cubs backed more runs than the Pirates Rick Reuschel's nine-hitter could manage in their with home runs by rookie doubleheader, though Pitt. Wayne Tyrone and Jerry sburgh man ag ed to be at the Mor ales in the opener. Cardi nals 2-1 in the o pene r beBraves 7, Padres 3 fore dr opp i ng the ni gh tcap 4-2. Atlanta's Clarence Gaston, Pittsburgh's opening-game who hall started only two games triumph went to Jim Hooker, previously this season, hit two who pitched a six-hitter and home runs and drove in five in drove in a seventh-inning run support of Andy Messersmith. 1, with a sacrifice fl y. "Sometimes I get a little upset Kessinger, who plated the St. about not playing," said Louis run with an eighth-Inning Gaston. "When I do, I take double in the opener, drove in extra batting practice and take all four in the nightcap. it out on the ball." Tuesday Dodgers 2, Astros 0 night, he took his frustation out The Dodgers' Burt Hooton on San Diego. surrendered two first-inning Mets 9, Expos 8 singles - to Greg Gross and Ed Kranepool's 100th career Cesar Cedeno - but didn't per- home run, a two-run shot in the mit a hit the rest of the way in eighth inning, lifted the New # recording only his second victo- York over Montreal. The Expos ry in eight decisions. 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Sale Boston at Detroit, (n) Minnesota at Kansas Phda - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - close for the first time, touched The dream apparently was A dispatcher for the airport Yu Li Qillivan came to the it, and already feels more corn- strong enough to send her to a limousine service got her set- at Thursy's Games New York at Milwaukee Baltimore at Clcveland, In) Sox with relief help from Paul - She Dreamed Of Being Jockey, Makes Big Move Despite Odds 0)3) l8riles 771, (n) nings and picked up his eighth Angels 4, Rangers 0 Paul Hartzell pitched a four- Banda, Oak, 20. Baylor, Oak, 43. LeFlore, Del. 39; Patek. KC. 39; Carew, Mm, 3* PITCHING Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 0 Los Angeles 7. Houston 0 be denied. "The status of the law Is disturbing," Pallot said. "In the eyes of the public we are responsible to insure the integrity of the sports. We should be able to reject applications." _______ 'A r a pet project for several conen. But he cited several whether the zannIiratann r'a'xild -r r ' - Jr- O', canital ation have merged. But he recommended that ste ps be ta ken to eliminate te own ers who are not in the sport for the business. "In the horse business, if you don't make a profit in two of seven years then the burden of proof is on you to prove that . isn't a hobby," he said. "There I ~ ville corporation could not era fronton in. chise could become sucessfu. has to be some burden on the lateron their club as reasons for los- ation, ing hundreds of thousands of Brown said he believes pro- owners to make them operate They followed Bob Short, forsition. Board Ch airman Richard dollarsand,inatleastone case, merbaseballownerwho moved fessional basketball has a good like a business. You won't surthe Washington Senators to future now that the ABA and the vive." Pallot of Miami also questioned millions. - J:J Three sports entrepreneurs House professional sports com- iJO (Brett 6S). In) California (Ryan Sore-legged Hal McRae hot,- Texas has now lost 21 of its last National Basketball ssoc- a delay would be unfair cause it would postpone t he f license on grounds the Jackson- -.It-. M, !r~114"S= Testifying Tuesday before the Texas in 1971. have told Congress of the many mittee were John V. Brown Jr. problems and pitfa lls of owning of the American Basketball As. jno ' - mound at Minn ota I 7) I Singer at Kansa s City (Leonard 121). (n) Oakland (M.Icgell 7 S) at Chi es, career victory over the White third, suffered only his fourth loss against 11 victories and it Congress Listens To Sports' Pitfalls WASHINGTON (AP) n eating beans off SEMINOLE TUESDAY'S RESULTS Boston (Jenkin 105) at Dc Garland, Dal, 122, 057, 7.61 517420. T 211, lro't (Ruhle 601, In) W Campbell, Mm, 177. 537, 321 THIRD- 1 Jersey Silk (Karl New York (Holtiman 1 7 and Leonard, XC, 12 1. 750, 313 Ormsby) (6) 1700. 700.6 00. 2 Miss Hunter 12 10) at Milwaukee lidrych, Del, Ii 1, 733, 1 97 Sharon Ruth (1) 3300. 1720; 3. Miss (SIMon 120 and Travers 1211, E Figueroa. NY. 116, 700, 293 ArtistiC (7) 1350; 0 (4 6) 59160; T bles and a single and drove in Fidrych, who also gave up a who was credited with his 15th two-nm homer to White in the save. eendum. - a 14 9) Cleveland (Bibby 13), (n) home on Scott's single. A's 7, White Sox 3 Joe Rudi smashed two dou. ~. acing FIRST I. LiSbon Haner. (Jim STOLEN BASES North, Oak, SS. Today's Games Baltimore (Palmer winning i-.. lumbia County voters in a ref. .rI arness G Brett, KC, 9, POClUttle. KC. 7. HOME RUNS CAlilornia 4. Texas 0 Robin Yount scored the tying " ' came * 1. beat me wd of 44,909 J - .1, ' . IN YOUR EYE come out to Joshua, a single by Jack Heide- H 1 May, Bal. 19; PJkn, AM. IS. Bug Pun (6)320.260. 3 Clever Trip Adams (Petersen; 0 Sha wn ee Win Hendrick Cie IS Ystrzemskl Sin, (SI 310 0 (76) $1250 T 7 133 (No Driver) IS SECOND- I Lone Ranger (Bea TENTH - I. Tinys Time Bomb Milwaukee 1. Baltimore 2 Kansas City 7 Minnesota I Oakland 1, Chicago 3 ' "I would have loved to beat inning that gave them a 3-2 " . .d HERE'S SAND )' jijt West Palm acnØ Pompano Beach at winter Haven (Mew. Mm. 7. 5 Tied With 6 New York 4, Detroit 3 in the Ifth inning . , -' a --- -1 I see me. They came out to see mann and .. In addition to providing the proof with affidavits to the it- - , • - Emprise Inc ' - ir '' nected to the controversial - 'r-' -:(',-,,..,, , near Lake City on condition -'.---;' -- '. -''."'"',. • ' formed by eight Jacksonville men, to open a jailai fronton - ...t - -A, - - - ,7 ' C application Is that the r' owner-operator did not apply. The board then panted a U- " • • ' 1. Moor e said that the board's . - I ate. nw- Orioles 2 , George i)t..UIL d rov,e Ifl W0 t he m out of t he park, helping New York to a runs on a pair of base hits, dramatic 4-3 victory over the leading Milwaukee over Baltiressers sewed up LIvttoIt Tigers and their flashy more. Brewers the game wi th a two-run fif th rookie. Gamble . a-, fed flings a feeding the Yankees fasthafis. four-game winning streak. a , • the House and died in the Sen. only grounds for rejection Yankees 1. Boston 0. 10 in Cleveland ch bird seed", Fidrych was as Cleveland ended Boston • ' - '6 drove in the winning run with nrformjn . victed felons to have part-mu- 1,1W -- - - \, the ia an io 1 islatures, bi lls to f or bid conI while the reknown "Bird" was three-hitter and Tommy Smith niuse ruling that down standards for li- g oun 0 . member Tuesday that their hands are tied because of legis1' oiiniy Circuit t.uw .A I ' . . William Moore advised board S - ' . N, says. , '..46'Vi HITS G.Brett, KC, lid. Rivers. City 67 40 605 NY 129, LeFlore, Del, 120, Carew, $.4 SI 5 1 4 9' Mn. 177. Munson. NY, 126. Oakland 5.1 52 .509 10 DOUBLES Otis, XC, 27; McRae. Te x as KC. 25. Carly. (Ic, 21. Rivers, NY, 49 53 150 13 ChiCago 46 57 II? 16, 74. 0 Evans, Bsn, 73, G Brett, KC , California 46 60 .131 10 73 Tuesday'i Results TRIPLES Garner, Oak, 12. , - Tampa west an a , felons, the board's attorney - ,_ • - • . -- - 1 - , ness Regulation cannot deny any proper application for a pari-mutuel license even if the propoc owners are convi cted -- - - lver SEVENTH - Gessee Playboy (No Driver), 2 Knowing When (Serbs) . 3. Red E Place (Grimes); • Forecaster Mader), S. Scotch Snip ( D. Nestor). 6 CarolIne Calgary (Nielsen); 7. Cash Boa (Xomers); I. Avon Marshall (Dennis). EIGHTH - 1 Santas Girl (Bolton), 2. Sumter Beau (Culhane), 3. Marion Sleek (M Crankl. 1. Speedy O'Neil (Van dervort): S. Majorette I.. Bar lSerbes); 6. Iron City Nancy (P. Regur); 7. Engine Romance (Vandeventer) I Great Moment (Seiers). NINTH -I. Sk i p Lee (Gill); 2. Abes Hope (Smith); J. Private Line Base all an, 4 3 . i SCOREBOARD Ameracan L;aguq SI Pr$ecr u iss BATTING (25C at bats) GflrMt, Wolif 1ae 17 l , DIVISIIø KC. 351. McRae. KC. 350. BostOcli. Mimi AMERICAN LEAGUE Mm, 336. LeFlore. Del, 377; . rI I ' aS42 I East Carew. Mm, .322 W Palm Beach 53 477 10 . W L Pct. GB PUNS Rivers. NY. 70. North. P0mpaO B,ich 46 67 7 5 double to spark Kansas Cit y I hit' it'.MH- Ia(til Prr,.s Tveiday's tiew York 6)5 63 39 Oak. 66. P White, PlY, 67, Carew, *ilit Palm Beach over Minnesota and snap the Baltimore 52 51 SOS 1)', Mm. 66. Otis, KC, 6S. Mark Fidrych Is usually the Twins' eight-game winning Cleveland 51 5 1 500 12 PUNS BATTED IN Mavberry, Miami 3. St PeIetvrg 0 IDetroit 471 1$ 51 KC. 69. Munson, NY. 67. Ystr Tampa at Fort LIudefdiI,. • na.. attraction w hen .e pitch- streak . Today's Cam" BoSton 4$ 55 166 IS', lemski. Bsn, 63. Burroughs, Tea, Ws, but the New York Yankees The victory raised Kansas Mwkee St Pa'ftcsburg at Miami 45 55 430 Il 63. Chambliss, NY, 64 . . Locat on I . - . t , , City - Wednesday, Aug. 4, i7-3B - ' " •' '-'-,'-.. I -i 1"1110771 �49—Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4 1t7 BLONDIE Chic Young Th 4INE 1F 00 THE s HINE A NT C OR THE WEU_,Wrfl.1 THE) (WWATS THE D1 ERENC CENT SHINE ____ I ,.I USE POLI3H NT SHINE? L / sEvENTv. vE1 .:_ HTc. S k TUC J'J' n uJiri v4ou, 4i TH by st VtJ0 IM W) q Fc'; A&Ur A Rb Art Sansom 0015 ARA .,. T 'c y touch 921M ______________ __________ ____________ 56 Decay 9 Enlisted (ab) 33 Uncommunicalive 57 She (Fr.) II Eventually 58 Small (Scot.) 39 Friend (Fr) lab I 13 Exercise room 40 Equal (comb. 59 New (comb three vowels form) (coil) form) 16 Loud cheer 60 Altitude (ab) IS Newspaper 42 AC,IIC acid Following officials (ab) (comb. form) DOWN 19 -- out (p1) 20 Devotee 43 11 football 21 Paints crudely 1 Game official 22 Joined (ab) 23 Fathers 23 Having wings 44 Athena 2 Continent 27 Not artificial 24 Twining stem 45 Presidents -time 32 told falsehood 3 dial ) nickname 33 Sesame (game 25 Excellent 47 lived 3-4 Refined division) 26 S'th Jewish 48 Kind of nut 35 Handle 4 Musical drama month 49 Large room 36 Ocean (ab.) S Week day (ab ) 28 Distinct part 50 Caused by 37 Thought 1411 8 Needs Ii team 29 To go on 38 Go over same players route 7 Large plant 40 Roads (Roman) 8 Lubricates 0 0 0 611ONE I \•i4 BEETLE BAILEY i•au Mart Walkor ovecdrinking horseback (Ab I 30 Maple genus 52 Fish eggs 31 Meadows 54 Permit OEM 0 JaR JRR aR JII JI uR. IRR• • by Bob Montana OHOH!ITLOQISAS ' IF I HAVE SQSE FLOWER ARRANGING 1000.' ARIES (March 21-April 19) a little more time to work itself This should be a very out. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. V) productive day for you provided Don't let aide ISSUeS distract important tasks do don't you hastily. Be patient and you from true goals today. '(01W nights should ho set on wayi thorough. enhance your status and TAURUS (April )-May ) security, is shared ventures Profit from SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. likely today, so long as you and whoever else is involved don't 21) Use trains instead of brawn today. You can think your way take foolish risk, the top far better than YOU ) to GEMINI (May 21-June Your second thoughts are your can muscle your way up. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. best ones today. Allow yourself adequate time to make major 19) Others will do nice things decision& Don't jump to con- for you today If they don't f Il it's expected. Be grateful, 1 clusions. , ,T.J tr.n iwiv ax-'uy aa 56-khJ. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Before farming-out work, take a second look to see if it im't Something you may be offered something you could do today by an associate could yourself and save the expense. have some strings attached. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Look gift horses In the mouth. PISCES (Feb. 20-M&tdl 20) Pleasurable pursuits with a high price tag will not turn out Don't let people whose aims high to be as much fun today as the differ from yours hold YOU back today. You're capable of g, thing you can do for free. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) flag what you want on y There's a possibility you could own. YOUR BIRTHDAY have a disagreement with one Aug 5, 1976 you like early in the day. Patch Members of the opposite sex it up quickly before it festers. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) as well as others will find you Before complaining to a friend more appealing than usual this about something that's year. Several interesting people disturbing you, give the matter will be entering your life, iU• Jil 1111 ii al By OSW,Ij) ' • ' HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE AGONY AND ECSTASY OF YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH JENNY LU? GOOD SCRPON, BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl 1140W COME YER I NOT STOPPtN 'YER I 1' I SJeezESo 1grURE J-r\--1 IN FRLNT k O' MY I HAVE ALTERED) AY MIJSAL REPERTOIRE TO INCLUDE CLY }, THE FINEST \ CLASSICAL \ SELECTIONS!.) + DEAR DR. LAMB— My Dr A careful declarer plays his husband has had rheumatoid queen of diamonds first and arthritis since 1948. He Is 50 continues with a diamond to dummy's king. East shows out years old now. The disease whereupon South simply lead' stopped him from doing the one of dummy's hearts and' type of work he was doing. In chucks a diamond West takes 1954 to 1959 he went to school. his heart tricks, but that only In 1959 he went to work as a gives the defense four tricks bookkeeper and since then he and South nicks up the rest has lost no work due to the health menace. While a person he is getting or is going to arthritis. He is unable to walk thinks very far or use his hands too get help from vitamins or An Ohio reader win to iuia LOiCL3 uie joints may much without pain and know what we open with. be undergoing permanent swelling. But he has led a fairly All t1ay's three-notrump contract requires is a little * K iY K z, A Q 976 A Q normal life. Now allot a sudden changes that could have been care. Without this modicum of he feels he wants to try every prevented. There is no evidence We open one diamond + quack thing that comes along, that any vitamins ever cured or care, declarer will make just There is a temptation to open improved a single case of at- eight tricks and will be en- one notrump, but we void We have always watched titled to just a little bit of notrump openings with 5-4-2-2 thritis. Anyone who tells you diet and we eat no fried complaint about bad luck. distribution very little sweets. Now an outfit otherwise is either Ignorant of With a little care in the play (Do you have a question he is talking to is telling him no the facts has an untrained he will take his nine tricks and for the exports') Write 'Ask wheat, oats, milk products unscientific mind or may be a be ready for the next rubber, the Jacobys" care of this (only cream), no pork. But he quack. South ducks the first heart, newspaper. The Jacobys will That diet sounds terrible, can have all the eggs he wants. but wins the heart continua- answer individual questions tion. Then he starts happily it stamped, sell-addressed Won't that give him too much Certalrdy consuming a lot of cholesterol for his age' lie egg yolks can increase the after the nice diamond suit. If envelopes are enclosed The reads your column, If you cholesterol intake in the diet heis careless he leads todum. most interesting question,').) king and back to his will be used in this column would be able to write about and Is contrary to the recom- my's queen. East shows out and our and will receive copies of inendatlons of the American this he would appreciate t. . in the prevention of careless hero has fallen. lie JACOBY MODERN) I don't mind spending money Heart Assn he tries never heart disease. I am confident he but all the things help that much. He Is on Darvon didn't get that diet from a Compound 65 now from our reputable physician. I am sending you a copy of family doctor, plus all the Vita Lea, Vit C, alfalfa tablets, The Health Letter number 4-11, I I calcium tablets and protein Rheumatoid Arthritis. You can from the so-called health group find the address there of the Arthritis chapter to get — he is involved with. re advice on arthritis clinics or DEAR READER— Your husband should talk to his where you can get a family doctor about that health rheumatologist to supervise group he Is getting advice from. yo ur husband's care. The most f•k• ' That is not a bona fide medical important thing a patient with rheumatoid arthritis can do is group. They are in business t sell vitamins and so called to be carefully followed by such health food products. Your a physician or clinic. There is a husbandLsonlyoneofthemany lot that can be done for victims of frauds In the rheumatoid arthritis and the Is summarized in that k treatment of arthritis. mere are plenty of quacks ready to issue. Others who want this prey on the victims of ar'Jwitis, infCI'TflatiOfl can send a long, Selling phony cures to arthritis stamped, self-addressed en. ' \ / victims Is a multi-million velope for mailing and 50 cents dollar business. My best advice for it. Send your letter to me In toailthearthriticsofalltypes __ careofthisnewspaper, Radio Is to never, never, never •"e City Station, New York, NY any treatment that is not 10019. recommended by your doctor. 41 Do not buy anything from doorto-door slaesmen or fall for supposed miracle cures Vitamins are useful in people who need them but health "' 8-4 L' faddists, not doctors, who have been pushing them for cure of And it's all paid for by the company weborowed the money arthritis are reilly a public from! 8-4 by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS YOU'RE- WORKING FOR SENATOR GAB8LE, I YES, FOR WORKING ON A CAMPAIGN I GET THREE POLIflCAL SCIENCE \ CEDiT5 I a/ /no - FOUR, IF CAN ') FIND AN HONEST POLITICIA I twa4(_ 8- 4 FRANK AND ERNES NoT THJNGS RAJ ...LET'$ WORRY ABOUT 1\ _c1J j' GeTTING To TNRT MA'1R THE Y RLRRDV RGI'fl' CANCER -4176 NORMAL! TUMBLEWEEDS by Garry Trudeau , by T. K. Ryan WHEN ONCE r) ic ait -ru e: - E ANOThER CHIEF APCL41)ON J i: IVLYLL ØE FATHER FI6tiFE, IN WWJSE HLv1 L.E FAPLANCE 'rtV ALL A5K1 j,, jj A1L?1D 1fik-1P . .. .g .n..i . \__vous11ULY:vrsoLIcrrws m _______ PAY / / SVNPM AGAIN t4'ts / ItOAW 46? -- . i Amt ?ie' kRY&' OTENt'N PgAMAMEEP.J \of'jyA? 1 _ 0 _ - - - -. - - • + .. -:, . / . '' -. ' . ' - -' - ..', "al \. , .- .. , I - -. • - _____ Queen, King Contest. Scheduled By CBers Prospective kings and queens other rewards will be a gift of are combing the area gathering jewelry to the queen and a gift to the king. votes for themselves for a King Information on entering the and Queen Contest. The winmiens will be announced on Aug. contest is available through 22, at Sanford Civic Center, at a Kathy West (Hanny lien), 322Anita nights, or Mini Jamboree under the 0198, es's of District 5 CB Clubs Williamson (Milk Maid), 3Z Proceeds from the event will go One of the latest contestant.s to the state fund for the hard-ofSandy Jones (Teddy Bear) of is hearing. the Orlando. The mother of three enter It Is not too late to contest, The qualifying rules children, Sandy IS presently the ares!.mple. Anyone 16 years-of' club queen for Citizens the Association for Better Highway de contest. Winners will be Safety. She also won the CB determined through popular Queen Contest at Winter Park Mall in June, and will be votes, at a penny each. for the CB State competing queen will each The king and in September. Queen receive a trophy. Among the surprise age or ol r may enter + •. -. Peggy Ilattaway prepares Quick Cobbler (Herald Photo by Fida Nichols) .l% ' S WOMEN & , ._,/,,,i-•,',._; J?' i, 25 - "I Dress ai Richard Robert Nichols Jr., Rt 1 B 479. LW, 20, Lominda Ree Evans, am, 19 Charles Douglas Walters, 211 W 16th Sanf., 3-I, Clydla Marlene Barness, Rt. I Box 236 J,31 11 $ Ray Browning Hughes Jr., 6304 Shenandoah Wy, On., 27, Evelyn Jeanne Itivenbark, 2728 New Oka By., WP. 24 $ Dissolutions Of Marriage $ Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) p . arri Douglas Martin Hayes, 1055 O'Hara Florence, SC., 19, Susan Elaine Tyan, 821 Cherokee Cr, San!., 18 Jack Eugene Geer, 728 Laurel Wy, CS, 57, Jo Anne Evelyn Gaskins, same, $3. James Edward Ray Jr., Box 201, Mt, 18, Rebecca Maria Jones, 135 Concord, CS, 22 Jelfery William Heck, 118 Old Carriage Rd., Daytona Beach, 28, Betty Jo Bond, 227 William Ave., Daytona Beach, 42. David Lee Sanders, 601 Palmetto Terr., 18, Vickey ConMaria Richardson, 101 Concord, 18 Robert Theodore Williams, '1 102 Idlywide, 32, Audrey Ann Newton 10040 NW 20th, Miam ' ,j + L age 'Applications . 4 '- ' M . + i- DOONESBURY ui I .1 .• JJ [1 .T ',.', NORMAL... r.tt . ... + TI WORRY '. by Gill Fox I [j - • ' . ___ Ip-1 ____ 1 L.ET'$ -- GLANCES - Couple To Say Vows In Orlando - SIDE 84 4. - About 300 guests from all- niece Christy Burney. Usher-groomsmen were Joe the University nf MiamI Florida were Invited to the Mrs. Jack Burney assisted Smith, Dr. Jere Creed and the Medical School. He served his event which captured a bridal the hostess in greeting the bridegroom's brothers-In-law, intershlp in Jacksonville and Newlyweds Dr. and Mrs. setting complete with tiered guests. Michael Morgan, James Riser for about two years was in .Robert T. Williams who now Lace table covers, silver apDr. Willams and Audrey and James Morris. Prior to her private medical practice in the call Sanford home, were pointments, unique floral Newton were married in a marriage, the bride was a Miami area. He later joined one welcomed to the community at arrangements and candlelight, formal, double ring ceremony hospital emergency room of the eight Florida teams of a gala reception Saturday night The five sisters of the on July 10 at St. Phillips technician in Miami. She is now Emergency Room Specialists at The Forest Clubhouse. bridegroom, who also served as Episcopal Church, Coral getting their new home In order now staffing many hospitals. Host and hostess for the bridesmaids at the couple's Gables. The bride was given in before possibly continuing her He is presently serving in this elaborate fete were Mr. and wedding, poured the coffee and marriage by both her parents. education In the nursing field. capacity at) Jess Parish Mrs. Robert W. Williams, fruit punch. They are Mrs. Jay Kathy Perry attended her Dr. Williams is a graduate of Memorial Hospital, Titusville. parents of the bridegroom. (Dottie) Bolton, Mrs. James sister as matron of honor. Jo Forming the receiving line with (Sylvia) Morris, Mrs. Michael Ann Newton, sister-In-Lawof the the guests of honor and hosts (Sheralynn) Morgan, Mrs. bride, was the other bridesmaid were Mrs. John T. Newton, James (Frances) Riser and with the bridegroom's sisters. mother of the bride from Miss Deborah Williams. Also The father of the bridegroom Marilyn K. Cowher and Ltc. Serving the bride as honor MIWT1I. pouring was the bridegroom's served his son as best man. William B. Brinson Jr. (Ret.) attendant will be Barbara will be married Aug. 8, at 3 Justice, and Paul M. Justice p.m., ina double ring ceremony will serve as best man to the at their 824 Nama Ave., bridegroom. Orlando, home with a reception The bridal couple, both of following. The bride is the whom are retired, will li're in --... •- • daughter of S.A. K1eklltter, Orlando. 1 Glennville, Ga. The bridegroom . is the son of the late William B i~L VL, S Brinson Sr., Sanford. Lamb OUT OF THE VAST WEALTH OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, .• By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent tricks - Kitchen Reception Welcomes Newlyweds To City ' by Al Vermeer crab meat and simmer 15 mm. 1 pound crab meat Before serving, add 1 pound of (cleaned well) claw meat. Heat through. Serve Black olives, to taste Peggy Ilattaway, Altamonte on spaghetti or dip In cuban Green onion tops, to taste WOMEN ,Springs, has come a long way in ' bread. Freezes well. 1 tsp. tarragon leaves, short time with her cooking. Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4,1176--1 C HOT PEPPER JELLY chopped finely "I learned to cook by trial and _______________________________________________________ 6- cups sugar white pepper, to taste error," she laughed. "My l'i cups white vinegar Salt, to taste Mother never allowed me in the 1L cup chopped green Juice of half lemon kitchen, as I was lefthanded, Peggy calls herself "an old- working with retarded pepper Tabasco sauce, to taste and she thought I'd be too time cook." I'm strictly an old- children; children's eye-testing ', cup hot peppers igrind Mix with mayonnaise til holds clumsy." Married at 18, Peggy fashioned cook, using a lot of In county schools; state viceseeds and all) together. Melt L pound butter. now thinks nothing of preparing butter and seasonings," she president and historian of Grind peppers in blender. Line mushrooms in pan, and a meal for large groups. "In said. However, she collects Jaycees; and was recently Mix all Ingredients, boil for 3 stuff with mixture. Add enough fact, I'd much rather cook for a cookbooks, and tries a few elected to the board of directors minutes. Add 1 bottle Cato and water to keep from sticking. rowd " she said. "When my fancy dishes, now and then. of the Ballet Guild of Sanford. boil 2 minutes. Add a few drops Put a little melted butter on usband was state president of During the school season, Seminole. She li kes to sew and of red food coloring. Remove each mushroom. Repeat during the Jaycees,I prepared adlnner vivacious Peggy is busy do needlepoint, because, as she from heat and seal. baking time. of turkey, roast beef, ham. and chauffering her daughters to said, "I enjoy keeping busy NINE-DAY SLAW all the rest, for 30 men. I en- school and for horseback with my hands." Yet, she still Grate: STRAWBERRY joyed it." riding. Club meetings are in full finds time to cook and really i cabbage pop CAKE Peggy's family, husband, swing then also, and Peggy is enjoy it. Several of Peggy's 2 stalks celery Bke 1 box Duncan limes Bob, and teenage daughters president of the Seminole "old time" recipes follow: 2 medium onions Deluxe Yellow Cake Mix as Pam and Ten, simply will not County Federation of Woman's CRAB ENCHILADA green pepper directed on box. Dissolve 2 - 3 eat canned vegetables. So she Clubs; vice-chairman of the .2-15 Servings) 2 cups sugar 0?. strawberry Jeilo In Pi cups Democratic Executive Comfreezes fresh vegetables. In a heavy pot saute 2 Sprinkle sugar over cabbage, hot water. Add I can $ An experimenter, Peggy likes mittee; first vice-president of medium onions, 2 bell peppers, celery, onions and green strawberry pop and let set to add ingredients to a recipe the Seminole County I bunch celery, 4 garlic cloves pepper. while cake bakes. When cake Is for something different. She Democratic Woman's Club; a — all finely minced — In 1 cup 1 cup salad oil done, let set for 10 minutes, then likes to cook meat dishes and member of the Sanford Garden of olive oil. when soft, add 28 ox. 1 cup cider vinegar take a fork and prick holes over has a Hawaiian Steak Fondue Club; Altamonte Woman's can peeled tomatoes, 74 02. 2 tablespoons salt the cake. Pour (slowly) Jelly that the family loves. Club; Casselberry Junior tomato puree, 2 bay leaves, 1 2 tablespoon sugar mixture over cake and put in Working in her husband's Woman's Club; SISTER; State tablespoon oregano, 1 Boil and pour over cabbage refrigerator for 30 mm. campaign headquarters keeps 'mocratIc Woman's Club, and tablespoon sugar, 1 tablespoon mixture. Mix I package Instant vanilla her busy, so sometimes her is on the Jordan Marsh seafood seasoning, 1 tablespoon STUFFED MUSHROOM pudding as directed on box and daughters take over the cooking Advisory Board. Tabasco sauce, 1 cup Sherry, CAPS stir In one small container of chores. "They can cook just Her hobbies include politics salt and pepper to own taste. Bake 20-25 minutes at 350 Cool Whip, spread over cooled "about anything," said Peggy. ("I love it!"); macrame; Simmer hour. Add 5 pounds of degrees. cake. Keep refrigerated. . I. must now take the third dia. mond with dummy's ace and the fourth diamond traps him In his hand with no way to g to dummy's fifth diamond. The suit blocks. He cant score five diamond tricks and has to fall back on a spade finesse. The finesse loses and West cashes three more heart By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. J_ Active in By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent and JAMES JACOBY Arthritis Victims Should Avoid Quacks PRISCILLA'S POP Week Wife, Mother, Clubber Also Bu For Thursday, August 5, 1976 UNNNE Had00 NEEMMAN MEMO R. MENR MOEN R. HOME WENEREN Jill. am Rl lAU ..l JJi Nij WIN AT BRIDGE . ARCHIE Cook Of The HyHERNICEBEDEOSOI. of game) sound 7 Used in 46 Football Punting teacher 10 Isaacs son SO Beyond (Fr) (Bib) SI Agent (Suffix) I? A Plaid player 53 -- posts 3 thiS (Colt) 55 Chnese 13 Winning facial weight 11 LV31t HOROSCOPE 4 Kick-- (it*il 43 Making no expression Occupy 15 Old MacDonalds LhINE1 Answer to Prs140u1 Puzzle 41 King with golden ACROSS 14 1 i Football vs It Dorothy Lynch Gordon Franklin Lynch David M. Browne and Susan C. Browne James M. Trammell and Roberta M. Trammell Carmen Pitt., Dennis and Murray D. Dennis Elaine La Vern Morgan Lewis and Charles Pemberton LI I' SANDY JONES Dorothy E. Mixen and John Charles Mixen Sr. Timothy Joseph Sieber and Charlatte Black Sieber David Smith and Martha K. Smith Joyce Eloise Crowe vs Clovis A. Crowe Richard Fletcher Rush and Diana Longley Rush Cdr. John Wm. Scott U, and Mary Jane Scott -. -'' ,-..• . - • - ' ' - Many si assorte SAVE �a 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aug. 4, if 7 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. How Much Interest Behind This Loan? By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: There is a divorcee in my husband's office who has a small child and lots of problems. I really blew my stack when Paul told me that he lent her $1,500 so she could have (are you ready for this?) auiuurie implants to increase tht size of her breasts! This girl told Paul that a psychologist told her that her feelings of Insecurity stemmed from the fact that she had always been flat-chested, and the silicone implants would make her feel more womanly and self-confident. Abby, I don't want to appear unreasonable, but I can't see where the size of this girl's breasts are anything my husband should be concerned with. What are your thoughts on the subject? SHORT FUSE IN LONGVIEW t)F.AR SHORT: At least your husband made a clean breast of his uplifting generosity. Ask him what the terms of the loan were - ALL of them. DEAR ABBY: A year ago I married a childless widower, lie had been happily married for over 20 years until his first wife died live years ago. I was a widow with grown children, Everyone told me how lucky I was to get him because he was very well-to-do, He is a good husband, but I feel like a substitute for his first wife. He still carries her picture in his wallet instead of mine, and on my birthday and at Christmas he presents me with a piece of her jewelry. I feel uncomfortable wearing tier things in the presence of those who remember seeing them on her. I -. —1 Beg. 2.50. Boys' striped crewneck of polyester/ cotton Lots of colorful stripes, S,M.L,XL. Little boys' S.M.L. reg. 1.99, Sale 1.59 is Williams family reportedly owns that half of Plains not owned by the Carter family! Both Cynthia, a school teacher, Chuluota Dancer I have made a very nice home for him, but I almost feel as though I am working for my room and board — and bedroom privileges. I'm not a mercenary, but I long for some identity of my own. I've always kept the memory of my first husband from intruding into this marriage. Why do I feel like an intruder myself' NUMBER TWO DEAR NUMBER TWO: Because you don't have the courage to tell him that I I It hurts you that he carries his deceased wife's picture in his wallet instead of yours, and (b) you don't enjoy hand-me-down jewelry. DEAR ABBY: Although my wife is reasonable most of the time, she refuses to acknowledge that it is her duty to hop out of bed first in the morning and get the coffee going. We have a double bed and established routines make it impractical for us to arise simultaneously. I hope you will admonish my spouse for her unwifely and stubborn non-action. VICTIM OF FEMALE CHAUVINIST DEAR VIC: You rattled the wrong cage. By whose decree Is it your wife's duty to hop out of bed first? I think you should compromise and alternate. Trina Adams, daughter oif Mr. and Mrs. Adams,, Chuluota, will be in Washington, D.C., Aug. 5,to vie for the title of "Miss Dance Of America." The pageant will be held during the ECc Dance Masters of Ametica Inc. Trina will be representing Chapter 2 of the Dance Masters of America. Trina won the chapter titt which enabled her to advance and to participate in the National Pageant. The contestants will be judged on Interviews, leotard modeling, evening gown and talent. - and her husband are active in the Carter campaign. Other members of the reunion organizing committee Include: Theresa Renew Bagwell, Joyce Loveli Mobleyt Gary Gunter, Melanie Shaw Posey and Sue Stanek Logue. all of Longwood; Ginger Werrick and Mike Lucas, Winter Park; Tom McLaughlin, Leesburg; Paul Klinger, Maitland; and Chic Bludworth, Orlando. Richard Casselberry of Casselberry was voted class member who had changed the least, and Demetrios Thernonos had changed the most. IL MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) athona; increasing expansion of — Helping prevent family prob- knowledge, particularly scienlems, Instead of waiting with tific; increasing use of energy treatment Is needed, Is the dl- and materials; increasing d& rection Dr. Beverly Crabtree mand by family members for sees for home economists na- rights, including equality. tlonaUy. "Because of the energy situShe recently took office as atlon, the economy and worldpresident-elect of the American wide interdependence on reHome Economics Association sources, families are exat its annual meeting here. The perlencthg crises. But home 56,554 members of the organ- economists can and should help ixatlon work with families and families maximize their reindividuals, or with businesses, sources," she says. agencies and organizations that "We certainly can contribute provide goods, services and In such areas as nutritional educational programs to help status of families, aging pro. Sale 12 eV Beg. 2.50. Boys' crewneck of polyester/cotton. Great colors in sizes S,M,L.XL. Little boys' S,M,L. reg. 199. Sale 1.59 / Sale prices effective thru Sun., Aug. $ , / Athletic shoes.I / j//çi"i• Special 6.99 Fabric shoes. 3 I - The richness ot nubby knits. For first class living at tourist prices. - lGirls' dresses. Classic styled jumpsuit ' of 100 pct. polyester nubby knit. Contrast stitching, accesso r y be l t. In beige with dark brown or it. grey with slate. Sizes 8.16 ( 1 Jr. ,3yij young men on the go. varsity Men' s western Men's lean s h i rts. lare leans. r Sale 3.20 lean. f ; y3 -' .a 28 " s -,.Boys' permanent press flare leans with reinforced seams and contraast stitching. Pol yes ter -cotton blend in assorted solid colors. Reg. and slim sizes 8.12 11ii / Fashion Tips Req. $4. Men's polo shirts in multicolored stripes of polyester/cotton S.M,L,Xl 4*99 $1o NEW YORK (AP) 1111th, a for Ulith, Adam's legendary new quarterly that will explore first companion the first the world of Jewish women, has woman equal with the first started publication here with man. editors calling for feminists "She predated Eve and was who are Jewish to turn their originally the embodiment of attention o Jewish I s itutiOns. ons. Independent womanhood. The "The battle for women s character of Ulith has had a frage has never been won in bad pre ss through the ages Judaism said executive changing her in some accounts editor Susan Weidman from independent woman to Schneider,"not on l Yy wild-haired demon," said Aviva Orthodox Judaism, Cantor Zuckoff,an editor of the women literally do notwhere count in publica ion t . quorum required for worship, but even in Reform 'The editors of Lilith intend Judaism, which only recently to resurrect the positive side of ordained its first woman [AUth as a sell-affirming mdirabbi." vidual, as they Intend to break The magazine, a nonprofit away from old, negative sterventure by a group of Jewish eotypes of Jewish women," she women journalists, is named added. the Ilk Beg. $10. Men's jean shirts in , \ - 2 pc. dress ensemble with sleeveless A-line jumper and short sleeve tailored jacket In Contrast stltchinq and scarf. Beige or it. grey. Sizes 8.16 — p. Ti1 !. 1 -) C By CECILY BROWNSTONE In a wide 4-quart saucepan Associated Press Food Editor over medium heat bring all the ingredients except the sugar to Egg Rolls DuckSauce Special Men's heavyweight 14-oz. plus jeans. Comfortable cotton denim with flare leg-styling. Indigo blue and other colors In sizes 28.38 Melon Wedges Sale prices effective thru Sun., Aug. $ Our double knit dresses for girls in polyester include jumper looks, smocks and shirtdresses All in pretty prints, solids, stripes, and checks Choose red, green, blue, rust, more, 4-6X 26 Toddler dresses, u - a boil, stirring occasionally. Boil steadily about 30 minutes. Put through a food mill and toDUCK SAUCE turn puree to the pan. .dd sug3 pounds firm, ripe red an ar and over medium heat stir plums, pitted and cut constantly until mixture boils into s-Inch chunks again. Boil steadily about 30 (about 2 quarts) minutes, stirring often to pro-teaspoon peeled, crushed vent sticking; continue boiling garlic about 15 minutes more, stirring 'i pound onions, peeled and constantly. Sauce is done when finely chopped (about 1 about it teaspoon of it holds its CUP) shape on a chilled saucer. 1 cup rice wine vinegar or Spoon at once into hot, starcider vinegar ilized hall-pint jars and seal. teaspoon dried crushed Store at least a week to mellow. red pepper Makes about 511 cups. From 1 teaspoon ground coriander "The Pleasures of Preserving i teaspoon ground allspice and Pickling" by Jeanne Lesem 211 cups sugar (Knopf). a tim' hnnk Pork with Vegetables Polyester double knit dresses. c 1 Polyester!cotlon toddler dresses for fall. Many styles and colors. Ginghams, solids, denim looks, calicos, more. Girls' sizes 2. 3, 4. 5 £ s I D 'all l H U h..d to pr.t.d yoo. cas..fa.y rapo or stt.uspt.d rep.— Use ym VJ' CPenney SEE ( PHONE THE POLICE! THE MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD _ Duck Sauce Adds Spice To Plain Chinese Food cotton or polyester/cotton solids and tie-dyes. Quitted looks, embroidery and more for sizes SM,L.XL. Short sleeve styles, req $9 Sale 7.20 for $10 Not shown her 2 piece skirt set. Elastic waist skirt and Pull-over matching lop. Contrast stitching and scarf Sizes 8-16 fl' PLAZA AD EVERY . Sale $8 28 A — in t work especially well with clam diggers and Bermuda shorts, Try something in a wedge shoe style to flatter your legs more. I'M HEADED TO THE PLAZA THEATRE - - Shoe, Count Flat shoes don't SUNSHINE STATE - - V,aist detail if you have a very teavv waistline, avoid drawing attention to it. Wear small self. beltsand keep trims and details above the waist, never below. ir FLORIOIV' I 'ARRIVE AUVEH JJ — Feminists Turn Attention To Jewish Institutions Cooler For a total cooling on a hot day, treat yourself to a hot or tepid bath rather than a coki one. TShlrt Trick To get continued service out of an old T-shirt, cut it down to tunic length and wear It over pants or shorts. enhance the quality of life. grams, early childhood and Seeing the family as the focus parent education, housing for of home economics, Dr. families and conservation of re. Crabtree believes the family sources. And we can help solve will In the future become an problems of providing food, even more important social in- clothing, shelter and emotional stitution than now, with [mph- support for individuals and thus cations for home economists. for the family." "I believe the responsibility Besides helping influence leg. of college is to prepare men and isiatlon affecting families, Dr. women as professional home Crabtree says home econoeconomists to help families mists should help individuals direct change, decide If change and get falmWei information Is desired, and, If so, decide the and skills needed to make Indirection of change, says Dr. telilgent decisions in areas hayCrabtree, Dean of home ng impact on . their well-be economi cs at Oklahoma State "The emphasis In home ceoUniversity, Stillwater, Okla. nomics on interrelationships She feels home economists between families and environshould be advocates for the ments has recently been la. family, taking positions on beled the family ecosystem,,, many issues and Interpreting she notes. those positions to appropriate individuals, agencies and or"By increasing the family's ganizations. knowledge and understanding "Besides the traditional of its near environment, Infamily, we're seeing more one duding the physical, social and person households, more cultural dimensions, home childless households and more economists can help individuals families headed by females, and families maintain human We're also seeing more men dignity and a meaningful life in and women sharing roles in the midst of rapid social, ceofamilies as wage earners, nomic and technological parents a nd homemakers as changes. well as family roles being in"Needs of Individuals and terchanged with more families in the social environegalitarian family styles merit of the time have deteremerging. mined major emphases of the "About one family in three in home economics profession. this country needs help in un- Even though lifestyles and derstanding factors shaping Its forms have changed over the future," she says, citing some years, the family is not dying, causes of emotional pressures but tremendously changing," In daily living: she says. Changing roles and responsiDr. Crabtree, 39, and her hustAlitles of men and women; band, Dr. Jewell Crabtree, a changing attitudes toward par- soil scientist In the 0511 agronenting; increasing mobility omy department, have two cj. with ties lost between gener- dren, Greg. 14, and Karen. 6. Great values for boys off to school and a I: 2.99 100 pct. cotton T-shirt, sizes 36.48 IA Great values, for g irls off to schoo l and women on the go. for Fabric sport oxfords for men and boys. Nylon uppers with suede split leather accents, molded rubber soles. Extra comfort features. In blue for men's sizes Children's sizes 10-2. 5.99 100 pct. cotton rib knit full cut brief. Sizes 28.4.4. I EVERY In D.C. Contest 7'/ T I ':•-'--, - Family Problems Better Prevented Than Cured Sale $2 Lyman Class Of '66 Reunited In Orlando Some 100 graduates of the Lyman High School Class of IN with their spouses attended the class' 10th reunion Saturday night at the Canton House Hotel, Orlando, and a family picnic Sunday, at Camp San Pedro. Music Saturday was provided by the group, In The Beginning, and the invocation was delivered by Valerie Shea Floyd, Lake Mary. Questionnaires were sent to the 200 members of the of '66, and from tie answers received, a program book was compiled with biographical sketches of most of the class members. The members have today scattered to 28 states and two foreign countries. One hundred and one are married, and they have produced 130 children. Active on the organizing committee was Longwood Mayor Jim Lormann and his two sisters, Lynda and Sandy, all of whom are members of the same graduating class. Jim Lormann married another Class of '66 graduate -Marsha Jackson. Anothe couple now m?rried who graduated together are Becky Pearson and Jim Merritt, Longwood. Twenty eight members of the Class of '66 married Lyman graduates from other years. Of the graduates responding to the questionnaires, 49 had served in the Armed STViC3, Including three women, and 10 were still in the Service. Other professions pursued include 13 teachers, two dentists, a lawyer, several engineers and an artist. Class member Cynthia Lake, who married John Williams, lives with her husband in Plains, Ga., home of Democratic Presidential :Boy's crewneck Men's underwear. shirTs. Wednesday, Aug. 4,197&-3C SANFORD PLAZA Ow IC am. to 9 p.m. Monday Itiru Slturdiy Open Sunday I:051.5:04 p.m Catalog Cuter Ph. 3fl.Jj Store Ph. 313.1315 WINTER PARK MALL Open IS am. to 9 p.m. MndaV thru Saturday OpnSunday I:ISl.IOp.m. C618W9C*ft10r Ph.&4-N44 Store Ph. t41-434 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9:34 A.M. hoC p.m. Tv.s., Wed.. Thurs. and Sat. Open S:SSa.ni. isI:31p m. Muwayand Friday Store Ph. 541-5115 SANFORD PLAZA Open IQa.m 169 P.m Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 1:00 103:00 P.M. Catalog Center Ph. 371.1030 Store Ph. 333.1315 WINTER PARK MALL Open 10a.m. loS p. ..Mondly itiru Saturday Open Sunday 1;00ho1:40p.m. Catalog Center Ph. 5441144 Store Ph. 547.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open t:lOa.m. tot p.m. Tue..W,d., Thus-i. and W. Open 5:30 A .M. *05:34 p.m. Monday and Fray id Store Ph. 5411110 crop cRv4(Ott.c, AItofrwt General i T0UoI'oi.. 0j0 too wfoqmonon pbon. it. poh.c. oo iIwotti o14c. ' '.' ft N. y �-: _- 4C—Ev.nln1 Herald, Sanlocd, Fl. In -- - -- - Wednesday, Aug. 4 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. And Around Sanford Parties Freshen In the good Ole, summertime, there is nothing more refreshing than an elegant Party to cool the beat wave and cure the "blaba." The OltdOOt5 brought indoors atmosphere of Th e Forest Clubhouse was the perfect se tting Saturday night when Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. 11 Up ' Good Ole Summertime Blahs ' r. i made by Mamma Dottie, and in Burney, teenage daughter of moved to Sanford many years Mrs. Roy (Mary) Mann is a Where is the gown now? Mary You all chose me, but HAD to many cases identical. Dottie Williams Bolton and ago." deH ghUul personality jot ftu said, "Oh, it's upin the attic fna take her." . Today f of DIETRIÔI five 1y Larry Burney, granddaughterThen a dtighters have blossomed Into of the hosts, and also grand. terrogating group was in- with amusing and interesting brown paper bag." Rev. and Mrs. Leo (Rub ceeTspief a relatively new anecdotes. Mary tells another story King are currently conductlnga young matrons. Daughter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack grandmother. She laughed, Several years ago before about their "chosen" son, John, tow of Scandinavia and other DIAL Deborah is the youngest of the (Virginia) Bw'ney of Geneva. "For years, I vowed I would daughter He was married, now a high-ranking Navy of. European points. Leo clan, and not yet altar-bound. 3224= manShe commented, "Whatinterferring never be the typical, doting and she told her mother she wanted flcer In California. Helen was notorious for telephoning and .. a One beauty. puts Racquel andmo ther. And to be married In a family born a E verybody seemed to be Welch to shame." Incidentally, I'm not. I'm gr bout four years after writing pe rsonal notes to his worse!" heirloom gown. The exquisi te John was ',chose n." having s wonderful time at the a major fashion house already congregation on their acSo our very best wishes to Dr. cotton, hand-mane gown was The story goes that while compflshmenta, birthdays, (Dottie) WllhLimi entertained moving to Sanford thefollowmg beautiful party. Jack Homer has eyes on Christy ass model. and Mrs. Williams, and retrieved frthn the attic where Helen was an infant, John wedding anniversaries, etc. at a reception honoring their day. said, "This is Holy Cross We A woman was rather cool to welcome to Sanford. son and his bride, Dr. and Mrs. it had been tucked away for stumbled Into the kitchen and Just a few short years ago could begin service at anytime H.B. Owens, not recognizing Sure enough, one church Robert T. Williams. when the Williams family now." years in a brown paper bag. informed his mother he wanted member told of receiving a him all dressed up and out of Dr. Bob and Audrey were entered church, it was a sight to Congratulations to Mr. and Helen was married in the gown. to buy his baby sister apresent. card from Leo from Another man debated, "Oh, I "uniform." After some mind- Mrs. Kenneth Hickson of Lake The moth balls were shaken out Mary wanted to know why. Copenhagen. Denmark, married three weeks previously behold. The Williams daughters don't know about that, I see searching, she discovered his Mary on their silver wedding again when the gown was In Coral Gables and a portion of (and now there are five) were many good Methodists here." identity. "Why, he sold me my anniversary, Aug. 3. The proud older brother's wishing him "happy birthday." th&r honeymoon included all dolled up In frilly frocks featured in a recent historical reply was to the effect. "We ll, I The congratulatory cards All eyes were an Christy first gallon of gas when we — fashion pagenat. feel sorry for her, that's why. arrived on his exact birth date. DORIS Day Clothing Classes • I / I - / W-D BRAND - - Child Care Training Slated Child care training has en- classroom and laboratory turing children's physical, tered a new phase at the Child experiences through which social, emotional and inDevelopment Center of students can develop and refine tellectual growth, by Seminole Community College. child care skills. It is designed establishing and maintaining a A new course, developed by to prepare trainees to be proper child care environment Seminole Community College In assessed for the National Child and by promoting good association with Community Development Acqor.ht,' ro1itinnc ).aLtUL3 dIll Co-ordinated Child Care of Credential which certifies that the child-development center. Central Florida (4C) is the holder is a person able to Adults and out-of-school scheduled to begin Sept. 7. meet the specific needs of a youths over 16 years of age may With an emphasis on corn- group of children in a child- applynowfora1onat the petence, the course will use development setting by nut- Registrar's Office. (; . ' - - - i 4 - - -. - I - Business Booms For Blueberry Bushes - By GAYNOR MADDOX overseas. The Herald Senj It all started when Natale Werodetwoafldafho, Bertino, an Italian immigrant from New York to reach purchased 32 acres of land in + From that humble beginning evolved the Hammonton Blueberry Exchange, the largest marketer of fresh narnmonton, N.J., where the 1901. He prospered. In 1925 he blue berri es In the world. The Hammonton blueberry ex- divided his farm among his exchange consists of the three change disposes of six million three sons. John, one of his original farms that Natale pints of fresh blueberries each sons, purchased, in 1923, his Bertino gave his sons. year; also three-quarters first 150 blueberry plan ts from All three farms today take million pounds of frozen Frederick Colville and advantage of eve ry phase of blueberries for pie filling, ice Elizabeth White who were modern technology. Th ey use cream, yogurt and other doing research the re for the aerial crop dusting and commercial foods. The ex- United States Department of mechanical picking machines CLASSIC LOOK FOR change Is now expanding sales Agriculture, costing $40,000 each. These picking machines 81 used On This "Trevira" polyester cardigan suit Is typical of the new only 40 per cent of the crop. 'uncluttered" classic look for the fall of '7$. The colors are bright ______________ Science Is still trying to perfect and bold. PERMANENT WA them. "The Bicen tennial year has rrirni _______ disappointed us. Bad weather _____ earlier this year, and In late April cold snap, caused us to Good July 26 lose one-third of the expected By AILEEN CLAIRE slices, if desired. Serve imThru Aug. 7 crop," he said. The Herald Services mediately. Makes about 8 servings. Uniperm Lamaur Acid Colorful and flavorful nogs made with bananas, eggs and Wave milk plus cherry syrup are a sly All lop Brand way to slip some nutrition Into .Name Cold l Ho family meals and at snacktlme. * Waves A cherry lemon cooler with I I _____ ________________________________ Slip Nutrition Into Snacks r" ______ Rand sherbert added also makes a quick dessert to top off a meal. 5 Some will enjoy this as a pee- P dinner drink. BANANA CHERRY NOGS 4 medium bana,ias, fully ripe I 4eggs I quad milk 1-3rd cup red maraschino cherry syrup Red maraschino cherries Mash fully ripe bananas. Beat together with eggs. Stir In milk and cherry syrup. Pour Into mugs or glasses. Serve with straws garnished with cherries. Makes 6 servings. IE VERY THURSDAY] BeN HAI UNISEX _____ jy , STYLING R C ARE FAMILY 316 Commercial Lakeview Plaza Ph. M4113 Downtown SaRford ENROLL NO W 2 ldren s Workshop C i h 2 * DISCOUNT COUPON * V E ll Ii ____ Good Aug. 4 - Aug. 27 Only -- --------- - 1-91~~ ENROLL NOW - - - - - -. + • sbrhet, z ' tened bottle 128 Hundreds of thousands of people -- a...... club 5 - Candy helps curb your appetite. ) + until smooth, Add sher bet a few time. Blend at low speed until well mixed. Pour scoops at into tall 6 7 AM lightly. Garnih with lemon fudge, chocolate mint fudge and tteretch fud ge. See what a Ay plan can do for you, 10A.M..8 P.M. Sun.: 12 N-S P.M. 2938 Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford [i4T1 • ECKE1113 DIIUGS . . .0 0 0 PKO. S...... 89c Bo ogna • • Frank Bologna. . ... PKG. . • Sausage Prorilownt Sizzlean . . . . H grad. Iran KS I.... PKG. 85c °: EA. 79c Spread. Buy One and Get One Fr.., Bat. Pig. Roth Breakfast Link sIS9 Sausage gulor, or all Beef Ballpark I.I.B. PKG, W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK BONELESS Buy One and Get On. Pr.., Kohnt So.. 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Mince Butt,,-M.-No, c 99 . . • IIaI • • ••i,i .n Tenderloin... . $269 . + $139 5 inlets and D...in.d LB. CUP Biscuits Vol.-.,t * . ... i.73-az+ CAN LB. sax Sirloin Chops. La. $269 $139 U.S Choke Lomb L, Oc Shoulder Roast Ls. its. EACH. BEEF LOIN NEW YORK (BONE IN) • • . • PKG. $Q49 g' $1129 £ Blwe diops Is Si'ld Chaos U.S Choke La b . PKG + NEW YORK STRIP LB. LB. $219 U. 5+ Choi Lomb Loin diops • DELMONICO STEAKS Shanls..... LB 89c + . • LB 79 $')69 L — Beef Loin, Boneless, Whole & 'n Cryo.oc. 16 22 Lb Ang NEW YORK STRIP $999 $1 Beef Loin, Some In. Whole & in Cryo.oc. 20 27 Lb Avg - U.Cho • Lomb Round Bone $219 B STEAKS. Boa EACH. BEEF LOIN 9" U.S (hoc. Lomb boulder U. S. Choke Whole or V p Half Leg 0' Lam .. Cryono U. S Choci. Lomb Rib or (b.e,. Spreaj....2 So: o %h" STRIP STEAKS Low Pal Conng. eese .,..2 Kraft', ID Pst $119 Be.f ton Bor,,Ie,, Whole 5 to 71h A.g, 8 STEAKS, a 3 ZaYRe Of Oii*.,.i DpCri..•,', Ii.,. Al ..s c$w — dia,s One - Si O0p. - p. w No ot derofe rWts (ni. - our MICIo,U u ele sefecs 44 tbbwM poo,wts0.4 .5 SleaneIti pcj Gu.,.nt.., eØ•5e n. '-w., ..i,u, .,nd.4 *5,, Pa.s,aqcti,,je NIIJIII s,in '. W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE (HEART OF THE CHUCK) WHOLE OR HALF (20-22 LB. AVG.) SHANK PORTION HICKORY W-D BRAND SMOKED HAM GRILL FRANKS Whole or Bun Portion, I? to A,9 i..... hull. . . . . . S S • I I. I Daily: Less. o you lose weight natural- cherries, cherry syrup and in four delicious flavors- chewy lemon Blend speed vanilla caramel, pkincho 89c 2-LB. PKG. LB.ULJJ AUGUST: THURS. FRI. SAT SUN. MON. optional y. Ay a contains vitamins and Into blender container, turn minerals, no drugs. And it comes 1)7 $2 As meals, A a Reducing Plan Ounces) Franics I _ 1, I 88 rery r; cup lemon juice $119 t. W-O IronR.gular or All Beef I - Me Ayd, plan. $1G9 5 . "L"' ' J*d 'iI"W - ihe tried I ranks...... Pi-onto (8-os C iSc) CIeese Spread 1-1.5. 99c z' rucwno cherry Lemon slices for garnish, 321-0773 + - IYTU) i E ll maraschino Ice cubes A r F a tnroijment E nro ment Fee ror ran cup + 2 S MONTESSORI PRESCHOOL cups red - . CHERRY LEMON - ' - -- . S • • • S I W.D Brand Regular, All 8..l or Dinn er F Cop.Ionch All Be.f or Dinner W-D B1and Reg ular Bologna, Sliced Sous. or All Beef 12-08. •PKG. II Inch Sunnylond Smoked, Hot or Mild, 20oz. PKG. 12oz. Pal .n, From 8x10 Color Portrait Choose from our collection of new and exciting scenic and color backgrounds. - $1" . . Cal# Liver . . . " -- ' Ham Sl.c.d 10 - Son W-O Brand Cooked Picnic or trnh.nr we - -+ c Boneless l ost 77 pounds - 79 Round Steic yt + I OPEN TIL9p,M. pjcfljc Boneless B.. Round d Fish Fillet — Rag. Hickory SmoS.d Shoulder Arm Whole to ,fld9 IJTU MW ______ LB. CHUCK ROAST Bur On, and Gel A PKG, W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK BONELESS CT (? from $17.50 up $1 To $25.00 15 Consisting of: I-Lb. PIg. W.D Cooked Ham 1-LB Fig. W-D Bologna S lb,,Quor.,ecJ Fry.,-, 3-Lb. Pig. W-D Pu,. erour,.4 ae.f 3 II S. Lean Spr.rib, Or r 2-Lb. Pig, W.D Grill Frank, • PICNIC SPECIAL - _ *1 01VVP16Lf1hiiIF FALL COOK-OUT AND ' - ç VE In - beginning Sept. 7. The course is For more Information on any A vocational 30-hour per week the first of a series of three of the above courses, call 3 daytime clothing construction designed to prepare a student to 1450, Extension 4200 422. - HEAVY WESTIRN AGED 1W Though I myself have used needlepoint Could you suggest needlepoint carpets on the floor a good book that isinprint? 1 and found they wear extremely q C.M.J. well, I understand the relucDear C.M.J., taflC of many fleedlewomen to An excellent book, "PrinOf put their treasured work, Into ciples of Color" by Fa be r which so many hours of painBlrren, is published by Van staking effort have gone, unBy Nostrand Reinhold Company. If derfoot for people to walk on. oy you get it y ou'll find that Birren As a matter of fact, in the WWIams refers to Chevreul many times. long ago past carpets more -It should certainly help you often than not were hung on the 6BRiBiRRigis combine colors for embroidery. wall. Many antique carpets, E.W. made of silk and linen, were really more table for looking major Buddhist symbols the at than walking on. Until the wheel, parasol, canopy, lotus, 16th and 17th centuries floors conch shell, vase with water of were covered with rush mats Life, two fish and the everlasting and carpets were hung on the knot. Any of these, well spaced wall not only for esthetic and enclosed In a fret border, purposes but to ward off drafts. would make a beautiful design. Way back, wool of uniform The Chinese also use animals quality was not generally as symbols — the dragon for available as It Is now and for benevolent power, the phoenix this reason the quality of work- for Immortality and happy manshlp varied widely. We tidings, the elephant for know, for instance, that sheep strength, the deer for affluence from cold mountainous regions and the crane for longevity. yield a better quality of wool My own favorite flowers than those from warm vall Out the longest - fibre weys, ool assume new meanings , ,,,• In comes from theshoulder Buddha represents purity, the finest from young Lambs. It used to be a long tediouspeony wealth and the ,--process before the yarn - pomogranatefertility. C' flLoRIoA— corded, spun and dyed - was finished. Cochineal (from the ARRIVEAUVE H insect of the coccus cacti) was Dear ELsa, STATE — Jj used to make beautiful glowing I was disappointed when you reds. The dried pistils of crocus Praised Chevreu-l's book On Safety affair. blossoms (saffron) produced color so highly and then yellows and indigo yielded the mentioned It was no longer In GOVERNOR'S blues so famous In our coun- print. I would like a really good HIGHWAY SAFETY try's early days. book on color to help me Nowadays, of course, we combine wools for doing COMMISSION 'Cr.d o Ad,' .tv,00,, e' have a vast spectrum of colors to draw on for making carpets. And if you're looking for Inspiratlon, you'll find a wealth of A CCUPU it in Maggie Lane's Chinese designs. Start with one of the eight Sitchlng . W-D BRAND U.S. CNOICI UDENAU.Y INSPICTID CORNED BEEF BRISKET Carpets For Walls, Too . Short-term evening Clothing progrtjn Is being offered at the establish a voca tion in Constrw.tion classes will be college Sept. 7-Dec. 21. Classes clothing services area. offered at Seminole community will be conducted Monday Featured units include College beginning Sept. 7, and through Friday. 8 a.m.-2:30 running through Dec. 16. Term p.m. for those students n- professiona l clothing conandand techniques, I will Include the following: terested in developing Skills tostruction commercial domestic Monday 7 to 10 p.m., Specialty be adapted to a vocation machine care and operation, Sewi ng ; Tuesday 7 to 10 pin., relating to the construction of wardrobe maintenance. Basic Construction; clothing. Wednesday 7 to 10 pm.. Fitting The Home Economics Anyone 16 yearsClasses or older can and Fabrics, and Thursday 7 to Department of the Personal attend this course. are 10 p.m., Childr en 's Sewing. and Public Services Division Of offered Monday through Friday Studentsmayreglsterforone Seminole Community College from 8a.m. to 2:30 p.m. In the or more of these courses by will offer a 15-week full-time making out an apilicatlon and vocational program in Basic new facilities located beneath paying a registration fee of Clothing Construction, the library In the main camius. IV Quantity Ri9hts Reserved WINN.DIXIE STORES INC. COPYRIGHT — 1976 co, Joy Of Stitc hing T I Fogg - College Offers Evening, - Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1916—SC 1 40 72 II OG 77 99 W Brand All Beaf. Reijular or Thick Sl,c.cl c Bologna ' ..... CHUCK ROLL SU Ph RB RAND ALL FLAVORS qo 13C FRUIT YOGURT 3 / - LB don.Ieis Beef Round. Whole & in Cy onoc. 18-22 Lb A.g Top Round. . . . $129 QUICK FROZEN WHITE TURBOT CUPS 1 Superb rand Sour Cream... Pp,T 69c FISH FILLET. . .. 25 $2200 MEATY PORK NECKBONES 30 : 9199 - $ 'S'' "'L" " •L_t ? �- - - - - &C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Auq.4, DTh Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. fis h7 f IOC OF N CHEER ASTOR SHORTENING DIXIE o r Limit 1 w/$3.00 or more prdiate end. dgi. -- LB.388 88 Thrifty Maid Plain or Self-Rising Arrow Duhwath,, to Flour ...... 5 SAG 79C Dry r °'" . • • • • • • • PRICES TEA BAGS GOOD Swrt $'29 PIG PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS BREVARD, COLLIER, AND VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION.... AUG. 5-7 100-CT. KG.33 PKG. 49.01. CAN HOME ALI if DETERGENT Limit 1 w/$3.00 or m re purcha s e excl. cigs. 'N Low tOO C? 99c Sweetener. • Sill MAID 29-oz. CAN SLICED OR HALVES COOKIES ooi y Potted Meat 5 PEACHES OR 30-oz. CANS PURPLE PLUMS I PABST BLUE RIBBON ____ 11flit 1!L Limit I with BEER ')A $A99 £I • $3.00 or more purchase excluding OR 6'/-oz. CAN BLUE SAY 233C C T hrift M I FOR Gelatin.. Deep South sweet .. 5 Relish. • . • • • $1 00 '' 2 32-oz. STL 5 $1 0 89C CAN -- Limit 3 I - . '°' Spaghetti • 2 All 89c ' -- • >------__, Roni - RNED BEEF 12-oz. C CAN PIECES EF DIAL SOAP Ql: 3 SIR i 3 Juice THRIFTY MAID I ': ' lhfSftIJ'7' 13-01CAN JIFFY POP SWEETHEART FABRIC Spam Brunswick . . • . . . • $117 ' & CHEESE 4 C 53 Sardines . . . 3 IVORY SOAP WITH MIAT a.loz. 55 RUTTIR C : S 88 ii1 -f n Mix . 4 88 59 FLAVOR WHITE C FOR . CHUP KING SUKIYAKI, C 4z88 ThmifPyM;,cJGreat Northern i'... 99c NTO BEANS OR THRIFTY MAID CRANBERRY 11101111IN NOODLES Z 3-0z $100 CAN OR fitAA' .41 18c D fit C Von EGETABLES SLICE , W LE O CUT BEETS Beanie R C S8 BUTTER . ••0 •.. te $'o9 ' PXG MIS PII.BUTS SOPT BOWL WHIPPED MARGARINE '••••.. BOWL SUPERMAND SOfT BOWL MARGARINE. . . . 2 c 69 NEW qvOnE HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 OOM -9 SUNDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. P.M. Thfifty KITTY PLEASE • • 4i; $100 THE FOLLOWING STORES 419 1. FIRST ST. - SANFORD 117 SOUTH ROSLIND - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE $POPPING CENTER MT. DORA ' SANFORD 12-os. CAN BOWLS FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. LUNCH MEAT 99 Spaghetti t' HO LIIc 2 d.*. with $3.00., mar@ isvrches* s)tcIudlag iip.rs,s LAUD 0' SUNSHINE THRIFTY MAID V . SAUERKRAUT C ' 99 MIXED ffaid OR 88 C THRIFTY MAID POTATOES Ait.irt'lunoml:I:.d • • COCKTAIL ThriftIJ 48-ox. THRIFTY WHITE PORK & BEANS I 4 89c S CHOW WHOLE 0R5 SPINACH CAT FOOD BTL. i11'# 85 OR BOX DINNERS PKG. $119 MAID C NINE LIVES BATH TISSUE 4111 Saw 49c A PINK 4 BAR PKG. THRIFTY CANS ItJ,m ARROW 1 00-CT. PKG. SOFTWEVE GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, sommommi 59c PAPER PLATES -.. Olt LARGE 88 88c :.; / K 1`1 1 1, F000 (AMP C SIZE 3 SWEET PEAS oz PKG. DRESSING 3c OFF PERSONAL SIZI CORN C 10-ox. SEVEN SEAS CAESAR DINNERS $139 42-as. GALLON JUG MEDIUM 3 9-ox. P K GS. S - ORIENTAL VIGItAILIS Olt DIXIE DARLING 3 1 Hormel 78' POPCORN SIZE CREAM 4LOAVES!i 01?1 DIXIE DARLING ALUMINU M FOIL SPAGHETTI SAUCE MAID MACARONI 14½-oz. CAN 99c ARROW 4 _ 6 MC TOMATOES BEEF RAVIOLI CHEF=-Dgg $139 DIXIE DARLING MACARONI 2 - DINNER ROLLS ASPARAGUS .4 DIXIE DARLING FAMILY CHIP SOYAl-DIE TH RIFTY ELBOW $ 00 THRIFTY MAID CUT l2c OR 15-ol. • • • CAN THRIFTY MAID FOR I W M DUNKIN" STIX WINNOIXIE STORES. INC. COPYRIGHT - 1976 COUPdNS DOZO I 00-CT. PKG. PIGS 900 M&NREW OVEN READ VER '' BATH SIZE UOfltity u ts Reserved P PINEBREEZE GRADE "A'" 1 3 TEA BAGS 29 4-oz. SIZE 88' .• TITLEY MUSHROOMS OR~Eo 2 • 2 . • . THRIFTY MAID 13-02. 25-CT. C THRIFTY A • . . . . . GLAD 200' SIZE CO THRIFTY MAID -1jcE Rcp STORAGE BAGS PLASTIC WRAP 99 33-oz. PKG. Napkins PKG. UCE GLAD FOOD POTATO BUDS 1 DRINK MIX GALLON lit. BPTTY CROCKER . 146 121 • Ca l / CHABLIS CHIANTI 59c $10 Arrow Paper 99c CHIPS 1111-01. 0 TOMATO LIMA BEANS Thrifty Maid meatballs & $1°° HAWAIIAN PUNCH WINE MEDIUM EGGS 18.02. BTL. TOMATOES OR THRIFTY MAID GREEN 49 F000 ST J,,A:.. SOP 2 REEANTORPEA SAUSAGE more COUNTRY TIME LIMONAD! DAIRY SPECIALS LB. JAR SAUCE r PKG POTATO .40111 , t - VIENNA VINEYARD 11 99c ROUS88C CRACKIPI' GOOD REGULAR OR WAVY I 1 ell 99 2 I. ARROW Cold Cu s . . . . DEEP SOUTH SARRQUI 1 0 THRIFTY MAID JUICY RID JAR r .1 / Mciii? Applesauce . 3 3-0z. ROSE' 3 79c ' CANS 33 INSTANT TEA $159 I PINK or 7 2 ::: $1°° C 24-oz. JAR _ CANS SA Thrifty : 0(1T4.s purchos. .sc l dgs. NESTEA PINK CHABLIS BURGUNDY w/$S.00 28-ox. JAR . . (ACfl tt idI PAPER TOWELS ___ COCKTAIL 33-oz. SIZE 11 Iflu FRUIT DRINK MIX S 99 C. C. Lemon Juice 19 Sto ". . . PRESERVES APPLE JELLY :o. - . TROPICAL STRAWBERRY TROPICAL 0 ASTOR COUNTY PRIZE PINK LEMONADE OR REGULAR PEANUT RUT TES C i QY. GATORADE ,L excluding clearems C MAYnNINVAISff DOG FOOD LEMON-LIME OR ORANGE 2 ?:. Limit I with $3.00 or mery purchiese THORO FED BEEF, STEW, OR CHICKEN 9 !.08c Iiii °s .. 42Z 33C . PEANUT BUTTER MAYONNAISE s 00 BRIER - $100 IT DRINKS DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY - PEPSI-COLA U FR H PINEAPPLE A:s 5-7 LILAC ALL FLAVORS OR CRUSHED Juice..... .2 " DEEP LILAC LIQUID Cig.F.flSI PACK 79C ' AUG. Theme Book 00 MAID SLICED, CHUNK1 Thrifty Maid Tomato PAPER THR IF TY CANS Royal GOOD The.. Subject $100 MAID 433C a ' FILLER 33c 2::cT88' THRIFTY TOMATO CATSUP TUNA IN (PLUS DEPOSIT) 7UP, DIET PEPSI OR 8 CANS88 2 Ii THRIFTY eIL1!BEANSI PRICES LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC Old Cashioned 0 0 HEIFTY MAID 15-02. CAN RO CRACKIN' GOOD - lrRlrl I UNNEIR [REVEM Rz E!Ji? Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1fl-7C 419 E. F I RST ST. CAN _ CAT LITTER 25 159 $ 8AG DIXIE LILY MEAL 5 or LBS BAG GRITS 05 1 �- IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Aug. 4, 9Th -- HARVEST FRESH If + $ HARVEST FRESH - - LBS. '4 BAGS , NECTARINES 7 ORANGE JUICE CARROTS BEEF pEO?' r BORDEN'S 4 QUART CTNS. HARVEST FRESH + HARVEST + FRESH PEACHES 1 LBS. 31 Sausage, Zucchini• Combine In Zesty Casserole Recipe RED PLUMS $ — By CECILY BROWNSTONE AUOCI*(ed Press Food FAftw OUTDOOR SUPPER Pork Rib Baroecue CornontheCob Corn + I Salad Bowl FrenchBread Watermelon BETH ALLEN'S PORK RIB BARBECUE 4 to 6 pounds country-style fresh pork spareribs, cut in serving-size portions Salt and pepper Barbecue sauce, preferably homemade and +I Texan-style i Salt and pepper ribs; arrange them on a rack over a large - -- - - .-.+roasting pan. Add enough water tofWthe pan about one-third. - Steam uncovered in a pre-heated 4-degree oven, turning once, for 35 minutes; baste gen" erously with the barbecue sauce and continue steaming 10 I . + WINNDlXl! STOlESINC corrrnoHT - It's In The Name DORIC l Frugal CITRUS PUNCH LV! III 7/ff:P a •. COOL TIPS' FOR UMMêR Fit! Make aM II I I HARVEST FRESH SWiE POTATOES P LBS. . i ':, III HARVEST FRESH YELLOW ONIONS* ASTOR (THREE 12-ea. CANS $1.29) ORANGE JUICE 66-si. CANS (!F I*OJN 5 1iI STRAWBERRIES 2KOS. 89c $ A!GIRE HARVEST FRESH GREEN I — ASTOR GuSH P5*5 01 CUT CORN 31 0-02. . $100 I lit lIP DRISSILS STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE — 41L EACH HEADS III I's-oz. K0S. IIII IIlI-s.. CAKE0 il' 9 c HARVEST FRESH U. S. No. 1 VENT VU BAG WHITE Ilk POTAT ES ' .'. BAG iLI 0O'I'' .0 .. HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE TOMATOES $1M) THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK or Pwfillt.l) HARVEST FRESH JUMBO CANTALOUPES LBS. -SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR Corn Chowder Is Hearty Soup FOR t HALF /111 2 FOR c KATHY SKEHAN'S CORN CHOWDER 7Q A good New Jersey cook makes a soup her husband fa- GALLON % t'llI)IlII I' MBERS f LIGHT SUPPER Corn Chowder PtlotCrackers Spinach Bacon Salad Fresh Peach Pie A HARVEST FRESH $ By VIVIAN BROWN Leaves," which are leaves of AP Newileatures Writer bok choy, he explained. A Find Intriguing names for "Drunken Mahi Mahi" is a fish menus planned around low-cost "livened with a little vermouth cuts of meat that you cook in and other Influences." The lownew ways and watch the family cost menus were devised to lap it up. attract the young crowd "who nI....1V&+VV1131VC IWIUlC Thj,*'s the n,IuI,'o of '• u,rrI,Ijn+. •• UIIVIU mous restaurateur Victor Ber- and dinners." I geron, 74, who uses yummy. In 1934 Bergeron opened the I sounding names for dishes of first of his restaurants In Oakakchicken wings and legs, lamb land with $500 and a loan ofs I chlckenwlngsandlegs,lamb cheeks and fish on some of his from his brother for a cash reg. k$a,. ,,,1 s...JIll 1113 i i. menus. +_+_+ And +It sells. Ii I0 "You can have a delicious ther's store. He and his wife did barbecue with boned breast of the cooking. lamb that has been marinated "In that first restaurant in soy sauce and charcoaled lunches were 20 cents. Now they + about four minutes on each range from $4 to $8. But it was + side. But many American worn- 15 years before a second Trader en think they must use ex- Vie's opened in Seattle. The pensive cuts of meat or the whole operation is family and meal will not be a hit. employe owned." "Take time to learn to cook Chefs are men - Chinese be+ with cheaper cuts. There are cause they cook in the Chinese recipes In every good cook- manner - "but women would 4, book," he says. be superior chefs if they could Bergeron was indoctrinated stand the strain. The Job reearly In a frugal kitchen. At 7 he quires that you work like hell." + was hopping about - he had Bergeron cooks occasionally, lost a leg the year before — and he and his present wife helping his French-born mother "often eat with pomp, but every In the kIhhaL..&,(fletlmss be special occasion need not call -+ - would go to a local slaughter- for an expensive meal. If food house in Oakland, Callt, and tastes good, it will be enjoyed. load his little wagon with "For example, inexpensive brains, sweetbreads, tripe, Liv- lamb shanks can be delicious. + er, tongue and the cheeks of Brown them with onions and animals, for maybe $1.50. Even garlic. Cook dried navy beans l then people did not use these for an hour. Set aside. Add -' nutritional parts of animals, he large can of tomatoes and a bay says. leaf and cook beans for two His father, a French Cana- hours more. Add the lamb dian, cooked tripe, oxtails, shanks or leftover leg of lamb hi,... ....A ,stI,1 i, .+4IUULUI I .,ti,+.. " Ill ULIb UP.+I VII U III .4... fl..e .1 tUJJLIICI A....Ik+... I4VU[LIC t....+_I. L..,++ ++ LUWItr U7 3'.JoV. L)U1ki+ 1113.IL..I U1+311 1)1 DC 3 OeCfl ham, eggs, bananas and pine- "cooking for 40 years" is meat apple Is called Ham and Eggs balls in stewed tomatoes topped c Hawaiian and appears on the with dumplings that have been menus of Bergeron's 23 restau- made out of prepared biscuit rants over the world. dougb which has been mixed "My mother also was a good with some cooked hamburger cook. Some people are put off and spooned over the tomatoes. by such meats as lamb cheeks The trick? You cook the meat because there is a little gela- dumplings for 40 minutes on a tinous vein that seems slippery slow fire over the meat balls on the tongue, but it is good and tomatoes. "UgJit as a protein and she made some de- leather," he maintains. Ucious stews and other dishes Low-cost foods never hurt with it. It, too, appears on our anyone, he says, and he's the menus." proof. Even with one leg, he There Is a great relationship managed to play soccer, aquatbetween gustatorial an- ic volley ball and to compete in ticipat Ion and palate en- high jumps in grade school. He Joyment, one reason foods became city champ in the sack "should be talked up," he ex- races. A rugged-looking, charming plained. Flaming foods with fruit juices is another ploy the man, who Is called The Trader + family chef might use for eye by many people, Bergeron Is urwnI M fllfl.IT JIM WPII known for flIt . + .... beautiful sculpture, paintings descriptions inHis menu -; dude "Five Fragrant Spices and handmade Jewelry as for Chicken Wings with Chine his food. His cookbook will be Sauerkraut and Fried Monkey published soon. ICE CREAM CUCU Cook Can Tasty Meal a —I lll kill CABBAGE1:V $129 "E HAIVIST FRESH HARVEST FRESH PLANT. WATERCRESS 3 BELL PEPPERS EGG SUPt1UND ICE CREAM SANDWICH 01 3FOS $00 gMK...••••• HA+lvtST IRISH DIXIANA TWIN PACK FOR 11 ROMAINE FUDGE BARS . . K PIE SHELLS2 $1 0 ivors. + 3 medium potatoes, pared ,) and diced 1 medium onion, finely chopped i cup water I t cirn butter or margarine 1$-ounce can cream-style corn 12+. 79c HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE $1 I?PK99 UPUB*ANO TWIN Pops OR .U.C. 3 900 10.+ S • Easy Sausage-Zucchini bake 0 + 7 or 8-ounce can wholekernel corn, undrained 3 cups milk Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste Bring the potatoes, onion, wa icr and butter to a boll; simmet, covered, until potatoes are cream-style and whole-kernel corn and milk; simmer (do not boll) for 10 to 15 minutes. Stir In salt and pepper. Makes 6 set%ings. The good neighbor is Y Sauce The minutes more Arrange on * charcoal grill and baste generoinly and unfailingly with barbecue sauce every 10 or 15 minmutes until ilba are — about 45 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. SUPPER FOR FOUR Adobo Drumsticks Rice Green Peas Salad Fresh Fruit Shortcake A)OBO DRUMSTICKS Adobo is the Spanish word for "a sauce for seasoning or pickhg." 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1 large garlic dove, crashed ¼ teaspoon pepper 2 pounds (12) drumsticks In a large skillet stir together the vinegar, soy sauce, garlic and pepper. Arrange the drumsticks in the sidilet in a single layer. Cook, covered tightly, at a gentle bubble and turning drumsticks a few times, until tender — about 40 minutes. 'there should be a small amount of full-flavored sauce; if there ia more, remove drumsticks and keep warm; re duct sauce by boiling and spoon over drumsticks. Makes 4 small servings. 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Wednesday, Aug. 4, 91 Suppertime Treats Secret Is In w. inch (25 cm) skillet until sausage loses redness. Remove and drain on paper towel. Saute iii. Italian sausage zucchini in skillet drippings chopped until transparent. Cover; cook 5 3 zucchIni, cut minutes or unW almost done; (1 cm) reserve. Combine half the Slices Hunt's Sauce with rice and 1(15.O425 g) can Hunt's sausage mixture In 7Y3 x 12- x Tomato Herb Sauce l4-tnch(18x30x4 cm) baking 3 cups hot cooked rke dish. Add salt; mix well. 1 teup. seasoned salt Arrange slices of zucchini over 4 cup Shredded monareU top. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese and Parmesan; spoon ¼ cup grated Parmesan remaining Hunt's Sauce over cheese all. Bake, covered at 350 Remove sausage from degrees (175 degrees C) 20 casing; cook with onion in 10- minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Quantity Rights Reserved PRICES GOOD THURS, AUG. 5 THRU SAT. AUG. 7 J IAsYZUCCIflNI SAUSAGE BAKE 1 LBS. 2 Evening Herald, Sanford, F). ______ FROZEN FLEISCHMANS EGG BEATER ____ ______ I U U N U U �IOC—Ev,njna Herald. Sanford. Fl. W.dn.ulav. Aua A. 97A Cool It With Iced Tea Bananas Offer Bunch Of Picnic Treats When you want a nice dessert to take to the picnic, pocket foods will solve the problem every time. What are pocket foods? They're the kind that have good, firm texture like cake that will stay In one piece as you hold it In your hand or carry It wrapped in your pocket. Or cookies that won't crumble and shatter when they're toted in a picnic basket or eaten with your fingers outdoors. Sturdy delectables such as these are presented for your picnic by the Banana Bunch, Industry-sponsored center for consumer Information on ba nanas. Banana Chocolate Chip Loaf Is wonderful eating moist yet firm rich with Its twin flavors of mashed banana and chocolate pieces. This cake slices - - Banana Chocolate (]dp Loaf and Banans Pocket Cookies carry easily to picnics. Puree Plums, Peaches For Fruit Leather perfcctiy, and is easy to eat hand. It's easy to make, too. You can hustle It together for a picnic the day before, and the flavor will actually mellow as It stands. Real great fun are Banana Pockets, a turnover-type cookie that is tidily encased in pie crust mix pastry. There's rich fresh banana, walnut and raisin filling Inside the pastry which is sealed with neat ciimped edges. These cookies can easily be carried In your pocket for snacks tn a bicycle ride, or by the pool, or out In the backyard on a fine summer's day. They're twinkle-quick to make, fun to eat. Don't forget that the banana itself Is a fine pocket food. Neatly wrapped In Its own sealed out of peel, the banana Is Mother Nature's contribution to snack enjoyment. With their good supply of vitamins and minerals, high energy value, and l) per cent available Iron, bananas are a suck that stays with you. POCKET BANANA COOKIES 1 package 110 ounces) pie crust mix, or pastry for 2-crust 9-Inch pie 2 bananas, s!.ed ¼ cup finely chopped walnuts ¼ cup raisins ¼ teaspoon cinnamon 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon water Prepare pastry acpackage cording to directions. Roll out and cut In 8 64nch circles. In medium bowl mix banana slices, walnuts, raisins and with clear plastic wrap. Pour the fruit Into the pans, spreadIng thinly and evenly it will be no more than 4-inch thick. Dry in full sun or In the oven following directions below. The fruit puree will be dry enough when, after loosening an edge with a small metal spatula, you can peel it away from the plastic wrap in a sheet. Roll It up in plastic wrap so that the wrap touches each part of the fruit sheet. Store In the refrigerator (as long as 4 months) or in the freezer (as long as 8 months). Makes 2 large leathers. To serve as jerky, cut Into strips. Sun Drying: Place 2 strips of wood (we used strips about 1 inch wide and 1 inch thick) across the length or width of each pan so the strips are parallel and near the edges. Cover each pan with a single thickness of cheesecloth — the strips will keep it from touching the puree. Pull the cheesecloth taut and tuck It under each pan as you place them in full sun to dry. The drying time will vary from 8 to 24 hours. If not quite dry after the first day, bring the pans indoors overnight and continue drying In the sun a second day. Or finish drying In the oven 3ccOrdlng to directions for Oven Drying. Oven Drying: Preheat the oven to Warm (140 to 150 degrees); turn off the heat; place the pans In the middle of the oven. For an electric oven, reheat as necessary to maintain a Warm temperature — a portPEACWPLUM LEATHER able oven thermometer placed OR JERKY in the oven will show when this 14,4 pounds fresh peaches is needed. Pans need not be re1 pound fresh plums moved when the oven is ree cup honey heated, but stay close by and Let peaches stand covered turn off the heat as soon as the with boiling water for about a warm temperature is reached. minute; rinse with cold water It's okay to leave the pans In the and slip off skins. Thinly slice oven without overnight the peaches and unpeeled reheating and continue drying plums, discarding pits andaccording to directions the next keeping each fruit separate. day. A gas oven will not need You need 2¼ cups of each fruit. reheating because the pilot In a Large saucepan, stirring light will provide enough constantly, slowly bring the warmth; open the door ocplums and honey to a boil; add caslonally to let moisture the peaches and, stirring con- escape. When drying 2 pans ina stantly, boll for 3 minutes. single electric or gas oven, Puree in an electric blender; alternate the pans occasionally cool to lukewarm. and turn them If necessary. Line the bottoms of 2 jellyroil Drying time will vary from 8 to pans (each l5byl0bylinch) 24 hours. - With purchases totaling $10.00 thru $14.99 Use this coupon with the other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps With purchases totaling $5.00 thru $9.99 I Use this coupon with the other Triple-Header Coupons Ifor up to 600 bonus stamps The Herald Services powder ICED TEA Expecting guests or going to i tablespoon lemon Cold Water Way: Fill a glass A family pitch-In? A simple-tojuice quart container or pitcher with make tuna-rice loaf makes a it cup sweet pickle cold water. Add 8 to 10 tubags good dish which you can relish (remove tags). Cover and let prepare In advance. 1-3rd cup ketchup stand at room temperature or Always refrigerate or keep z tablespoons minced in the refrigerator at least 6 Pitch-in leftovers In an ice chest onion hours or overnight. Remove i Iuring hot days to avoid any 2 16' or 7 ounces teabag, squeezing against side ollage that might cause each) cans tuna, drained of container. Makes 1 quart. Illness. A favorite beverage.for and flaked Recipe may be doubled. summer months is iced tea and 3 cups cooked rice Boiling Water Way: Bring I some devotees drink iced tea quart of cold water to a boll In a In large bowl, mix with fork throughout the year. For those saucepan. Remove from heat who always like to have this all ingredients except tuna and and immediately add 15 refresher on hand you can have rice. Blend thoroughly before or une.third cup loose teabags stirring in tuna and rice. a pitcher of tea brewing Turn tea. Stir, cover and let stand S overnight the cold water way or Into well buttered 8 x 4-inch loaf minutes. stir again and strain make it quickly with boiling pan. Bake In preheated 350into a pitcher containing (I hater. The latter requires mote degree oven until lightly another quart of cold water. browned, to 50 60 minutes. Ice to cool It. Whatever the Makes 2 quarts. Serve hot or cold with Dillmethod, enjoy it with a slice of Instant Way: Allow 2 rounded Horseradish Sauce. Makes 8 to lemon or lime. tablespoons of instant tea 8 servings. TUNA-RICE LOAF powder for each quart of cold 2 eggs Dill Horseradish Sauce: water. Stir to dissolve. If using s 1 teaspoon salt Combine I cup mayonnaise, 1 lemon-flavored iced tea mix, 1,14 teaspoon pepper cup sour cream, 2 tablespoons allow 2 envelopes (or one-half 16 4 teaspoon celery seed horseradlsh,l teaspoon dill weed cup) mix to each quart of cold o ¼ teaspoon curry and 2 teaspoons lemon juice. water. milk Mix confectioners' sugar with enough milk to make a glaze that Is thin enough to pow from spoon. Coupon good thru Wed.. Aug. ii. '76 coupon good thru Wed.. Aug. ii, Cherry Bounce Revives Old-Time Eating Custom people call this cherry cordial, but I say It's cherry bounce." Cherry Bounce be made with sweet cherries, sugar, spice and brandy. Qua.ffers of the Liquid drained from the cherries are likely to say that It Is well-named: It really makes one feel boncy! CHERRY BOUNCE 3 pounds fresh sweet cherries 1 pound sugar sti, in ci 2 teaspoons whole doves I bottle ((-5 quart) brandy Choose perfect cherries; wash, remove stems and dry completely. Do not pit. In a large crock that has a cover, layer the cherries, sugar and spices; add brandy; stir thaioughly. Cover and let stand at room temperature Lead 2 months. Offer drained liquid as a liqueur; refrigerate cherries and use In various ways for desserts. may at Corn Bread topped with vegetable-cheese sauce FAMILY FARE Coupon good thru Wed.. Aug. II, BLEAC — — -- — — — — — — — — — — — -- — Coupon. 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SEASON'S END CORN BREAD Cost Bread I cup enriched corn meal 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoons baking powde ¼ teaspoon salt 1½ cups finely chopped cooked ham I egg 1 cup milk ¼ cup vegetable oil Vegetable Sauce ¼ cup chopped onion 1-3rd cup butter or margarine 1-3rd cup ali-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon pepper 1% cups milk 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 2 cups (8 Ounces) shredded Swiss cheese 1¼ cups cooked broccoli 1 cup sliced cooked carrots For corn bread, sift together corn meal, flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Stir In ham. Add egg, milk and oil; mix well. Pour Into greased 9-Inch layer pan. Bake In preheated 4-degree oven about 30 to 35 minutes. Cool 15 minutes; remove from pan. Cut corn bread Into 6 wedgeshaped pieces. For sauce, saute onion In butter. Blend in flour, salt and pepper. Gradually add milk; cook over low heat, stiri-ling constantly, until -thickened. Stir In Parmesan cheese and Swiss cheese until Swiss cheese Is melted. Add broccoli and carrots. Heat thoroughly; do not let boil. To serve, split each corn bread wedge In halt crosswise; fan out on plate. Spoon sauce over corn bread. Zucchini Teacake Wonderfully Good' Declares Gourmet 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Mrs Louise Parnalle 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Mary Howard Kissimmee. Fla 6,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Nancy Palchin Sanford. Fla 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Dora Salinas Orlando, Fla 3,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS S,;irley Tavares Orlando, Fla By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Edltot About 20 years ago I met Ubby Smith, a young woman from Marblehead, Mass., who gave cooking classes and had written a cookbook. A friend of hers gave a party for her in New York and I was invited. Our paths never crossed again, but 1 sometimes thought of her because she had cooked the main dish served at the party a fabulously good fish chowder, the best I had ever tasted. That's something a food editor doesn't forget! (CHICKEN, TURKEY) FROZEN SAVE 30c 1 OVER LEADING BRAND LIIJIJJ UJETEH(JET SAVE 21c - FRESH 150 c LEAN Rn,,' unmniri I.Jflfl il U n•1'z nii' IWIUiUL Recently a neighbor of mine told me that her sister-In-law, who Lived In Marblehead, had a reputation as a fine cook. When I asked !.r .rne, I discovered that Libby SXTilth 'as now Lib. by Alsberg and that and her husband George publish a foodletter that includes recipes and notes on wine. It's called The Everyday Gourmet- and it goes to subscribers every two weeks the year round except during July. The ALsbergs describe their publication as "being devoted to eating joyously and economically and at the same time preserving our heritage of line foods and their preparation for the table." "r dXW1V I 8-16 01 BOTTLES " PLUS DEPOSIT Lu. SAVE 40' SAVE 21c 5 LBS. 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LOAF OLIVE LOAF 1201 -- '/1 fill - " "V is 3301 Edgewater Dr. • 5730 Lake Underhill Rd. • 2690 S. Orlando Ave., Sanford 4205 Curry Ford Rd. • 170 W. Fairbanks Ave. W.P. • 1601 N. Bermuda, Kissimmee 925 S. Orange Ave. • 114 S. Semoran Blvd. W.P. • 5471 S. Orange Ave., Pine Castle 5300 Silver Star Rd. • Hwy. 17-92, Maitland • State Rd. 491, Beverly Hills S I in a large mixing bowl beat together the sugar, peanut oil and vanilla until combined; thoroughly beat in the eggs one at a time. Stir in the flour mix. ture in several additions alternately with the zucchini. Stir in the walnuts and currants. Turn Into the prepared pans they will be about 1.2 full. Bake in a preheated 350-dcgree oven until a cake teste r inserted in the center comes out clean 45 minutes for small loaves, 55 to 60 minutes for large loaves. (Loaves will crack on top.) Loosen edges and turn out on wire racks; turn right side up; cool completely. - - Use Fresh Blueberries DELICIOUS FLAVOR t,r. 1.00 1001 w - •" CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP - On ax paper stir together the baking soda'. sal t an d cinnamon. Quick-'N-Easy Ways To Itr1 A 3 Grease six (each 53-4 by 3 1.4 by 2 14 inches) or two (each 8 I. 2 by 41-2 by 2 1-2 inches) loaf pans; or use 3 of the small pans and I of the large ones. :Y yr 4 r. '1s' .'---. .'.ç '- c.' CRACKERS . ................. 16oz.79C FAIRWAY FARMS ZUCCHINI TEACAKE 3 1-2 cups flour, stir to aerate before measuring 34 teaspoon baking powder 11.2 teaspoons baking soda 1 1-2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups sugar 1 cup peanut oil 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 large eggs 2 cups grated (medium-fine) zucchini, not pared or packed down 1 cup chopped (medium-fine) walnuts 1 cup dried currants, rinsed and drained j4 FIRESIDE BACON ........................ HAMDINGERS If(fl\\\\ TOMATO SAUCE ..... 801 5/1.00 SALTINE CRACKERS 1L8.s.a :•' When I ti-led Libby's reci pe for Zucchini Teacake (made with low-c holesterol peanut oil) from "The Everyday Gourmet," 1 found it just as wonderFully good in its way as her longago fish chowder. Here's my adaptation of the recipe. HUNTS WiND BONE 8HAM PATTIES I DRINKS ....................... 4602.47C CARDINAL SLICED PATRICK CUDAHY W.dnesday, Aug. 4, ins—tIC By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services Tot) Values... and Top Value Stamps! With purchases totaling $15.00 thru $19.99 Use this coupon with the other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps, OSCAR MAYER :4 ,J (about 3 medium) 1 package (1 ounces) semisweet chocolate pieces Ii large bowl cream butter, vanilla and sugar until Light and fluffy. But In eggs. Sift together flair, ltandbaklngsoda blend In alternately with mashed bananas. Stir In chocolate pieces. Turn into greased and floured 9 a 5 a 3-inch loaf pan. Bake In 350 degree F. oven 50 to 55 minutes, or until cake tester Inserted In center of loaf comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes, turn out of pan and cool completely. Drizzle top with White Glaze. Yield: 1 loaf cake WHITE GLAZE 1 cup confectioners' sugar Zto3tablespoons - Cornb re ad Complet es Simple Meal 'Tuna-Rice Loaf Hot Favorite TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS • TOP VALUE STAMPS i By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor If you want to have some real fun and you've never made Fruit Leather or, as some cooks are now calling It, Fruit Jerky, I strongly advise you to try the following recipe. It calls for pureed fresh peaches and Plums plus honey and gives dlrections for drying the puree In sheets in pans lined with plastic wrap. When the recipe came Into my kitchen I couldn't wait to test it because I had seen many rules for Peach Leather in oldtime American cookbooks and I thought making Peach-Plum Leather or Jerky would be a fitting culinary adventure in this Bicentennial year. It was. I dried one pan of the fruit puree on my rooftop terrace on a sunny day and Finished It off In the kitchen range. The other pan was dried completely In my electric range—one that has an excellent thermostat and signal light. The adventure came when the fruit was ready to be peeled off the plastic wrap it was bedded down on. The sheets of puree were dry but pliable and a beautiful dark peachy-plum color. The puree came away from the wrap like a dream, wonderfully shiny on the underside, ready to be rolled and stored. What a feeling of accomplishment! No wonder pioneer cooks made their deliciously edible fruit leathers. Folks who enjoy reviving the old-time eating and drinking customs of some of the settlers of this country may be intercited, this midsummer, in making Cherry Bounce. It's a potent concoction to "put by" when sweet cherries are In seaM to serve In later months. Abigail Adams, wile 01 John Adams, the second President of the United States, wrote about Cherry Bounce one January In a letter to her sister: "There is a kind of cake in fashion upon this day called New Years Cooky. This and cherry bounce as It Is called Is the old Dutch custom of treating their Friends upon the return of cvcry New Year." Apparently New Englanders also made Cherry Bounce. In her "Yankee Cookbook" Imogene Wolcott offers an old-lashWeed recipe for It and adds: "As the lady who gave this recIe used to say: 'Hifalutin cinnamon. Spoon filling on each circle. Fold half of dough over filling, to form a half-circle. Seal and crimp edges. Place on ungreased baking sheet. Brush with beaten egg mixed with water. Bake In 400 degree F. oven 15 to 20 minutes, or until browned. Remove and cool. Yield: 8 turnovers. BANANA CHOCOLATE CHIP LOAF ¼ cup soft butter or margarine 1 teaspoon vanilla ~ cup sugar 2 eggs 2 cups sifted allpurpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup mashed ripe bananas Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. mastei charge '.f lw's aSee r.ao There are sorie deliciously quick-and-easy trays to use fresh blueberries mr summertime desserts by teaming them with cool and refreshing foods from dairies, One of the best of these speedy desserts is made by topping fresh blueberries with brown sugar (light or dark) or crushed maple sugar and yogurt or sour cream. You can serve the sour cream "as is" or whipped. The advantage of hipping sour cream is that it almost doubles in volume, thus stretching servings and ca. tones. Most dairy sour cream can be whipped. Standard directions call for chilling bowl and beaters, but have never found this necessary. I have had good success in whipping one-half pint of very cold sour cream by using an electric beater at high speed; during the first part of the beating and in about five minutes it forms soft peaks. It will not be as stiff as whipped sweet cream. If calories are on your mind, you may want to top the blueberries with ersatz sour cream. to concoct It, whirl a half-pint of small-curd, cream-style cot. [age cheese in an electric blender with a couple of tablepoons of milk or buttermilk until smooth and fluffy. Chill, tightly covered, to allow it to "set" before serving. A delectable and easy way to serve blueberries to guests is to mart. nate two cups of them in onequarter-cup orange-flavor it. queur and refrigerate, stirring several times, for about eight hours. Then drain the berries well and fold them into a pint of slightly softened honey ice :ream. This combination may be served in sherbet glasses or cantaloupe halves, or atop ih1teor yellow cake made from scratch or a mix. Another way to use the her. ries marinated in the orange. flavor liqueur is to fold them into whipped cream. For two cups berries marinated in one. quarter cup Liqueur, use a halfpint of heavy cream whipped and sweened with two table. spoons (or more) of superfine sugar. This Is a delightful cornbination to serve over slices of angelfood or sponge cake. 4 lL �12C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GET UP TO A MAXIMUM OF Wednesday, Aug. 4,1976 Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. OUR BONUS O T V U S EXTRA • MME Green; Stamps WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THESE BONUS COUPONS I_ .i : COUPON I COUPON 2 EXTRAr l'T 1 1 Publix 100 1 Publix' MIN I Celebwtj PUUI n d hI 50(a Publix rch.ses jq SEA . •. OF $15 THROUGH $19.99 OF $20 THROUGH $24.99 .... Soc COUPONS 1. 2 & 3 ARE WORTH 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE ST N S OF $25 THROUGH $29.99 f I' V11ts1IJL1ViT.1v1I1J _ ' 4__ • ,_ L £ i.. Shipped, D& D, Cut-up Fryers ................ lb 59 Fryer Breasts lhRibs it. 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Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1q74 'The Revolution: Where It All Began' Boston's Freedom Trail A Popular Attraction BOSTON (AP) - Of Mas- Boston 200, maintains an In- is, Boston's most popular at- the harbor from downtown. sachuselts, Daniel Webster had formation desk, speakers of traction is not on !t. You can easily reach It by car the right idea: 'There she Is. foreign languages, lockers for That's the uss Constitution - stop. 18111 century. Start at the Afri- and concerts. And anybody will four-channel, eight-screen sIi Less well known than Free- can Meeting House off Joy tell you a favorite spot to eat show, "Where's Boston?" at u Prudential Center. if you want to make a separate dom Trail, but Important to the Street out. One final Behold her, and judge for your- packages, rest rooms, child "Old Ironsides" - which lies at trip, and there's usually plenty history of the city, is the Black prepare The best way to In Boston, you won't have any selves." care and rest facilities, and take theke keysa. Boston sC5s11 a berth in the old Navy yard in of parting. Or, take the Orange Heritage Trail across Beacon trouble getting information yourself for the flavor of One of the city's more popu. Popular as the Freedom Trail the Charlestown section, across Line subway to the City Square Hill, where blacks lived in the about sports, libraries, theaters city Is the one-hour, sz-dollar, the country In auto theft. lar Bicentennial exhibits Invites the visitor to take part In that original Puritan tradition of judging for oneself. The exhibit puts a series of A questions to the visitor, whose responses give him away as a breakaway Patriot, a stay. withBin Tory or undecided on the issues of the Revolutionary era Since last September, 47 per 0 I cent of more than 160,000 visitors have turned out to be PaSale" Sale! triots - not a majority but far Maglcub.s more than the one-third esti. I r 11 mated by John Adams. 6-pack C126 Film The Tories and the unde- cideds split In the questioning, with the Tories ahead, 27 to 28 r XII. This exhibit, "The Revolu- tion: Where It All Began,"is in Quincy Market, near City Hall. The market Is the second stop: on a two-mile "Freedom TralV' of downtown historic site& Freedom Trail isa must tour for the visitor. Allow a day for it, by car, and plan on starting after 9 a.m. Many spots on the Freedom Trail don't open until L 10 am. If you like, you can take the tour by shuttle bus, getting off at stops that interest you and getting on the next bus. A ticket costs $3.25 foranad II a child Some spots charge dmission - $4.50 will get an adult into all that do--M35 for a You can start Freedom Trail at Boston Common, but City Hail makes more sense The city's Bicentennial agency, SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY tliru SATURDAY Umited.tlm. Sote trkss si. Indicated by S14/ or by COUflS. Any others are low everyday Wolrs.n prices. ' tooiu for the As Advr,si1f 5 g ns i' Our Stores AniØe stocks were ordered, but li. self-out occurs, t os, our Cashier for a RAIN-CHECK on any r*otd.robl. item. Phone 323-9190 Ri 3210250 1N CO., 1976 ____ 100 GENTLE TABLETS rt8-7 76. Limit 1. LYSOL CARTON OF 50 BOOKS A 1019- - ___ ray. Thru8 7 76. Limit I can regular 77c ALCOHOL L 79$ WorthmoreThru 8-7-76. Limit without coupon 99 LIMIT OW (OUPC$ Pit CUSTC.YIR tYT C,,l (UPC' NR (:'P LIMIT C$t COUPON PDCUSIOM9 4à GALLON I 9s regular 43c IIMITC S4I CO" Pit CIf1OAllt .4.KW..áW Reg. 5.09 _T9117#111 , Ali ROACH f{jJ'f'j KILLER I A' . iio " JELL.'O 3-ox GELATIN DESSERT JELL10 39 4 ! ?q Thru 8-776. Limit 4 19 . .n - ... "I' "._ ' I ' P' . . -' .4 . ' i .\ '1_ ' 'I---. N § i County Rejects Employe Pay Hike Today '•J- I. UflI! £ Heart Attack 2 A Casselberry man who Monday found his father dead in his - • '1-I1 burglarized home spotted a man that sheriff's detectives arrested Wednesday for burglary and murder in the case, sheriff's deputies said today. 1', 4 IA. George Abbgy said Robert B. Schultz, 34, called •1 ' . r , authorities Wednesday morning after seeing a man walking on Seminola Boulevard near Button Road In Casselberry, who fitted the description given residents of the Lake Katherine and Lake ' it Irene areas east of U.S. 17-92 and south of SR434 near Longwood. . 7' Sheriff's investigators Issued the description after an un.. successful search Monday in citrus groves along Lake Irene Road where three residences were burglarized and a .357 magnum pistol stolen. '' '' ,. • About noon Wednesday deputies and Casselberry police took David Kim Hargis, 19, into custody. He was being held without bond today in county jail on a murder charge and $36,000 bond on . . ,, •1,, P.' ., .', . sW"• . ./ . four burglary charges. Hargis, listed as a deserter from the Naval Air Technical ' L . / $ Training Center in Memphis, Term., told investigators that he's •.. 4-':i':'. from Henderson, Ky., and has a wife, Mrs. Peggy Hargis, living In 1. .'• ,' p" ' the Casselberry area. ,.' ' . • . WI4 .' Investigators said today they have located Hargis' 17-yearci. ;-'• Itog old wife In the Casselberry area but declined to elaborate further. . . _ - • 46 The Seminole County Grand Jury may consider evidence In .• -. .-•t: ••j_•I•. the death case but sources said today no date 4t, been set for a •I•? . dL ' s I _ •4 grand jury session Hargis is charged with the capital felony under Florida law IP ' ..,.,• -.,, ' . that applies toa killing bya person engaged in burglary or robbe y. '•1 Sheriff's investigators said Walter Raymond Schultz, 67, of 751 Spanish Moss Drive, Casselberry, died of a heart attack about noon Monday when he apparently returned to his mobile home to Burglary-murder suspect David Hargis (far left) exits Winger. 1*. R. C. Parker (left in center photo) and it. George Abbgy carry seized items from motel by Bob Lloyd) (Continued On Page S-A) PINT OF ISOPROPYL 7-ounce DISINFECTANT 215$ wuttlout coupon Si BY BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer X. MATCHES BUFFERIN Father's Vi c tim'sSonS pots Murder Suspect l4m39.3*49 •-: Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 10 Cents Burglary Apparently Sparked 20-exposure. For line A name you can rely Ofl. Rio. $3.98 quality color prints. STORE HOURS MON..SAT, 9:30 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN DAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. (LIQUOR CLOSED SUNDAY) Right reserved to limit qussifttl.. .n all Itnq. Some regular prices quoted may Vary 01 some slores Lava Plan Studied ABERDEEN, Md. tAP) Army scientists here are hoping to use high explosives "like a surgeon uses his knife" to divert hot lava should one of the world's largest and most active volcanos erupt near the city of Hilo on the island of Hawaii. "It's extremely dangerous. We're not sure it can be done," said Dr. Benjamin E. Cummings, who is coordinating plans with 14 government agencies to prevent the anticipated eruption of Mauna Loa from damaging fib, the island's economic and transportation center located 30 miles away. Geologists expect Mauna Lod to erupt again within the next two years. That prediction was outlined recently in a report by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. Cummings, attached to the Army's Ballistic Research Lab oratories at the Aberdeen Proving Ground here, hopes to use small teams of Special Forces soldiers to carry detonating equipment onto the lava fields should the eruption occur. While the research, begun Last summer at the request of the Joint Technical Coordinating Group for Munitions Effectiveness, is continuing, Cummings said the plan could be put into effect any time now should an eruption begin. The researcher said the plan is based on man's under. standing of how lava flows. Cummings explained that when the molten mass rolls down the side of a volcano, its outer surface cools and hardens while the interior remains hot. As a consequence, he continued, a natural pipeline Is formed within the lava formation through which the stream continues to flow. Cummings said the plan being developed here is simply to plug that natural pipeline with explosives. Special Forces soldiers would be carried to the volcano's side by helicopter. There, they would set ue special tripods, each with a high-explosive rocket charge on top of a soL41116; aped cnarge." According to Cummings, the soldiers would ignite the shaped charges, which would bore i hole in the hardening lava ant(ace. The rocket would then : take its high-explosive charge down the rail of the tripod into the bole, exploding inside the lava's pipeline. That explosion would close the natural pipeline, forcing the lava to flow off In another direction. - ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD 68th Year, No. 299-Thursday, August 5, 1976 The field Is set for tonight's championship race In Seminole harness Raceway's Celebrity Driving Championship. The race highlights Marty Stein Benefit Night and will benefit Lyman High School's band scholarship fund. See story page 7-A. M -tho, coupon 17 , INDEX ArowidTheCbork ....... 4-A Bridge ...................8-B Calendar ,.....,, 3-A Comics ................6-B Crossword .. .......... I-B Editorial .... ............. .4-A Dear Abby ...............1-B Dr. Lamb 8-B Horoscope ................6-B hiospi................S-A Obituaries ..............$-A Sports ... ... ............ 7-8-A Television ............4-B Women 1-3-B . , . ByEDPRICKE77 Herald Staff Writer •. C ( them in line with salaries paid trough said. "We didn't need At least three commissioners business of paring the $21.6 in the community. It.'. have pledged to hold the budget million budget. At least $4Office of Management to within last year's millage. million must be cut to prevent a The Seminole County CornBut the commissioners - in Analysis and Evaluation Last year the tax rate was 5.37 tax increase. mission Wednesday rejected a the first real budget cut this (OMAE) Director Pat Gllsson mills - which resulted In a bill It is anticipated judicial proposed $80,000 pay raise for year told Thames to'coril said Thames may bring about of $5.37 for each $1,000 of requests of about $300,000 wili back next year. county employes. 130,000 in requested ad- assessed property valuation, be cut in half. Personnel Manager Ron "It required a dollar ad. justments back before the On Wednesday the cornThames asked the commission justment to the entire system." commission before budget Commissioners begin today mission looked at the utility to adjust pay scales and bring Commissioner John Kim- sessions end. to get down to the serious department's budget. Glisson said a 40 per cent *** increase in water and sewer rates will be needed If the utility department is to meet its obligations. C Utility Director Bill Dale informed commissioners At the Seminole County Commission meeting today, it was a sense of humor," Vihien said. "I've always admired his wit" earlier this year his department question of who's bugging who. Vihlen said the lady bug is a "significant addition to the would require a rate hike to Republican County Commissioner John Kimbrough placed a courthouse. I plan to keep it and make a real pet out of it." meet expenses. stuffed orange lady bug in Democratic Commissioner Sid Vihien's The lady bug incident came after V thlen failed yesterday for Most customers pay about $14 commission chair today. the fifth straight day to attend budget sessions designed to Cut a month for utilities at present. Vihiensaidearlier thlsweekhe mightbeforced into resigning some $4-million from this year's proposed $21.6-million budget. Dale estima ted a 40 per cent unless Republicans stopped buggin g him about Vihlen's lack of Part of yesterday's session turned into a shouting match increase would raise rates to attendance at scheduled county commission meetings. between Republicans and Democrats and Commissioner Harry about $20 monthly. Tardiness Causes . • .•-.. -'- --.- -••,,, 4, 7 Thursday's high 88, today's low 71. Rainfall: 1.26 inches. County Commission Sidney Vihien Jr. said earlier this week that Partly cloudy through Friday he'd quit his post if the Republicans continue to "make an issue" with thundershowers likely about his absences at budget sessions while he campaigns for the mainly during afternoon and Democratic nomination In the Fifth U.S. Congressional District. evening hours. highs In upper So this morning someone really "bugged" Vlhlen by placing this 80 9 , lows 'in 70*. lady bug in his vacant chair tn the commbsion chambers. Herald Details and tides on Page 5-A. Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Kimbrough said Vihlen's assertion that resigning would aid Kwiatkowski, a Democrat, rapped Republican Commissioner However, Dale said even with the Republicans "just isn't true." Kimbrough said he wouldn't Richard Williams for being two hours late for the meeting. a rate hike the county utility care who the governor appointed as "long as It's somebody who Stung by recent criticism for missing four days of budget system will provide the will attend meetings." sessions, Kwiatkowski rapped Williams the commissioner cheapest rates in Seminole. Arriving a few minutes late at today's meeting, Vihien hurried into commission chambers two after hours late. The county owns two systems refused to be bugged. Instead the commissioner appeared "We can't start yet; Dick Williams here," Kwiatkowski - Indian HilLs and Consumer amused at the lady bug. both of which are Located in "It shows me that John Kimbrough still has wit and a good i Continued On Page 2-A I South Seminole. - Your Beach Access May Be Blocked TALLAHASSEE (AP) - citizens cannot get to those Floridians who don't have lands. The problem will increase for beach cottages may get walled off from the shore unless a law people who don't live on the is passed forbidding cities to coast as construction continues, limit use of their beaches to he said. residents, an attorney says. Without being able to use city "There is very little left to the beaches, upland residents now public when the cities squeeze are blocked from the Pinellas C, SPIRAL ORGANIZER 54VIf/ 65•sheels. Nov. $1.29 LEGAL PAD 5a/! I 3 or$ 50-sheets. Rig. 744 Safe! ART PAPER 1 2 orf 24 sheets. Rig. 794 COLORAY PENCILS Safe! Box 12.R.g.$1.49 8.01. NAIL POLISH REMOVER Thrug.7. 21 76. Limit 2 rf $ rig. 79t beau ty siopp. IM,OW COUPON pip C1IL1O#1I 4 NORMAN H. OSHRIN JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE New Ad Director, And Editor Named 1 so/o Appointments of an editor and advertising director were dluwuncvd Luday by Tl,. Eiin5 Named editor is Norman H. Oshrin, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., who has been associated with newspapers in Texas, Ohio, New York, California, Indiana and New Jersey. Appointed advertising director is Joseph D. Van Brackle, of Orlando, who served as president of his own agency for several years before coming to Sanford, Oshrtn, 42, also has served as a professional staff member of the Senate Commerce Committee in Washington, D.C., and as a 1972 presidential primary aide to Sen. Hubert H. 'Iumphrey (DMinn.). He is a bachelor. Van Brackle, 45, is member of the Orlando Area Advertising Federation and has been active in the southeast and national advertising scenes, conducting workshops and judging advertising contests. He also has lectured on marketing at schools and organizations throughout the southeast. Van Brackle and the former Jean HoLaclaw have a daughter, 18, and a son, 14. off access," Baya Harrison said Wednesday. Harrison said that legislative action appears to be the only answer as a result of a 2nd District Court of Appeal decison that Bellealr Beach can keep nonresidents off it, city-owned beach. He said he would recommend aa$'t appealing the decision. The Su..reme Court probably would uphold the appeal court because of the small size of the beach, about 80 by 140 feet, and ower (actors, said Harrison, a former deputy attorney general who continued to handle the case alter he entered private law practice. County shore from Dunedin to Passe Grille because of private land ownership and constriction of walls at condominium.,, Harrison said. The 2nd District Court of Appeal upheld without opinion a ruling by Pinellas County Circuit Judge B.J. Driver. He rejected a suit by Atty. Gen. Rob-ert Shevin to require Belleair Beach, an affluent community, to open its city-owned beach to the public. Harrison said the appellate Judges made clear during arguments before the court that they believed the public had not established a property right to the city beaches. Shevin contended that although constitutional rights of private property allowed owners to prevent access to state- He said the far-reaching effects of the decision could be offset If the legislature approved a law setting out in strong and clear terms that owned wetland areas of cities must allow the general beaches, cities should not have public to use their beaches. that right. Otherwise, he said, the state If a city closed a larger constitutional right of citizens beach, there would be a better to lands below the mean-high- test case on public access Ic water line would become meaningless in many areas because lake to the Supreme Court, Harrison said. � 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, 1976 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, August 04, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 1976. 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'Me emotional fstctors in your eating and vornIting habits are very r I — - . s— help By that I mean the I CHRtP1 n - ,2 DRDBog.i, N GURRD oc E' ARRIV 'I ' . I ~~ ) -, ) I i ( It '.. 4# , 1 i1 A 811 ;A I " I I ITlIl REAPY COPY OF ALL CORRE51901NMKIE FM OUR FILES. RXICY. PIVW I 'OJ KNOW? i fes? ! I ~ TIM5 JW. AV6MY IhIM / 7AS ip? I : 6 1 1 00l Z ;~ I 0 I 1 1 1 .1 1 - 0 , (' . 7 * I I I ; I f-j-, '011..~ - . . . . ~ I 9-2, C11*l ~ Im " it .. ~- , "it seems the higher Arnold gets on the corporate ladder, the lower his belt Ills around his tummy!" W,641 x9iw,tw'rn .4'I77 C4'O4VCX 771Ax 7- 1 ,4 AUll,M ~ OKE HF I fVFWA5W 7D fAqNJ;f pV&&& OCC5 Aftq I& SY)06 /T/ \ J6W_"70F50V6 AWM 96A6 ANO i*AW~'A com \ A19W. 1 ( (,,*~. ~ on I I \jo . . -. xw;, ,;, __ bargaining units sharing equally in the dance teams alsorecei%e supplements considerably per cent.) delegates needed for a first-bal- !. ~ e Irov? I. ~ - __I _~. 41!4 _% J and public declarations. .'i ,, . - I I _~. ~ _-. - - t I [I I *4 I- I 1 1 - - - _~,l - - . I -_, I ~, I I -I I -_ t 4 .,1r--, -7 . t 10-1, Y, ! , 1i . . I I ; - '.. 4 Sears repeated his clahn that lot victory, according to The the former California governor Associated Press survey of has 1,140 votes on the first bal. delegates' legal commitments lot. Ford's chief delegate hunt- er, James Baker, claims Ford Both continue to woo dele- now has 1,134 delegates com,j%gates, with strategies that mitted to him. The AP survey shows Ford range from WWte House dinner invitations to the stunning se. with 1,105, Reagan with 1,029 lection by Reagan of a liberal and the remaining 125 uncornsenator for a running male to mitted. Baker followed Sears' news claims of allegiance from new conference with one of his own. blocks of delegate& Reagan campaign manager John Sears gave out names of 12(Continued On Page 2-A) -Aw" - ', 11 1~~ I contract with the school board is the Assolciation of N on- Instructional Personnel of Seminole Cowity (NIPSCO). A special master will be appointed onc one of three names submitted for three hours with a noon cutoff deadline. ,! ': .,. w I I . . . 1 4 . , OP , ~, j )` g,1 ' - 5'W4, Y hearts breakfast' A j vey shows prices for such . .,#- -1t, I I,J I k #"- 0, P 40 ' , ' , $.4 ' '. ply situation 10.4 , of 15 commonly purchased food . / and nonfood items checked ' fI i1 41,; . , I A % I , .r4 ,: Liz TheAPdrewu arand L 111111C . I I P . , - 1 ,.~ . , ~11111, , , staples as butter, eggs and cof. fee increased during July. The increases at the retail store generally reflected trends - , AM -_.' __ __ BURGLARY SUSPECT ELUDES SEARCHERS . . • • - . - - Toda y r' Hospital pmv at one supermarket In Obituaries each of 13 cities on March 1, Sports. . IM. and has rechecked on or Teleillsion about the start of each sue- Women ceeding month. checklist st.'re in eight ciu 4-B went down li four cities i:t 4-B was unchanged 1n one city. I 4-A I r $'A The Litest survey showed the . L. Iii. ' 2-A alone will increase about 2 per 2-A cent to 5 per cent this year, 1-3-B . 'F''l'IL1"'1{ although the exact size of any 6-A . Increase deperds to some de. $-A harvested. The recent strike by marketbasket bill increased California cannery workers ~7~~ last nv)nLh at the checklist store Monday's high 93, today's low could provide an unexpected in eight cities, rising an T2. boost in the cost of canned fruits shaursdeputies armed with shotguns searched an arra at Lake average of 1.7 per cent. Thie biU Partky cloudy through and vegetables. Irene Road near Longwood blooday afternoon, but failed to turn decreased at the checklist store Wednesday with scattered The major increasei in July up a suspect who burglarbed duw homes. talLing a pistol. Winter in four cities, down an average thundershowers. Highs mostly occurred in breakfast item. 2 per cent, and was unchanged The price of a pound of butter Park PoUct SgL Walter Gallailer 1 center above) Used tracking in the 13th city. Over-al.1, the Variable winds 10 m.p.h. Rain went up at the ctift, kiist store in dog to follow suspects trail through citrus groves before the scent marketbasket bill was lost. Details on Page 2-L (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) at the checklist store Increased a little less R, F-~~ , t;, -~.'.._ •1'i.' 3-A 4-B Lill ;' ,44Z~-','W'r "';'Ut.% Calendar Horoscope 4' -1, ~~ ,17 ,j s4k Around The Clock Editorial Dear Abby -f r I ll. I start of August wi th those In January showed the market4-A basket bill for food and nonfood 4-11 iteiiLi surveyed went up at thii~ - 'L 4k"~N,.,"-~4 than half of one per cent during improvement over June, whe the marketbasket biII went up July. The situation represented an at the checklist store in nine cities and the over-all total was 13 per t at the wholesale Level which, In ComIcs Crosswo rd turn, mirrored the over-all ' ,f I tti ' ,.,., . Assoc • iF ~ "-n a." I 1, IfM5 11-e by PERC. ar P,et urvey Revea s 9 Risk.. In Breakfast Costs By LOUISE COOK Associated Prem Writer Bad news for consumers who like to start the day with a i" . -I-?..-;,~,~,Yi, , 1~~ ,C..?, 17 f D, 'a 3 . 11N~ ;~-' ~ ~', X ~ Z10 1111 'e I lli:~ '- Another bargaining unit whichhas not agreed to his base pay as a supplement (The board offered ia bargaining session Wednesday's session is to last the school board and "IPSCO negotiators agree on has been able to win the hearts listed six of them for Reagan )WW . f 1.1; . -i, ", ~-~* .. .1 - school year and is based on a percentage of the weight lifting, cross country, gyTrumstics and drill- free Dele , ates Now Number 125 F. -.,, It ,r- '.(C%.'4'!' principals of the 39 county schools are not included prize, the presidential nomi. backers try to prove that his Spin nat ion. In two months of intense ker of Pennsylvania as a nulcourtship by President Ford ning male is an asset, not a Ha. I -_ I "11J,~t. %,,,, ~~Y--~-j -#,--!1.;;.1-i', ,_~-,~).,~. 4' I '.. . -n.'.~ --,t. ,,* ... I 'J. 1 1, efeo , ,, L4.. . in the count of administrators, thus the lower figure Q nation, bu AM ZW M4V,po However, the driver's requested that Cowley and his team return to the table for further negotiations to see if the differences could be worked out in order iFees for a special master usually run between 1150-1300 per da plus expenses with the two base starting salary Wt.'_ , - ~ ference3. Gene Grooms, executive secretary of the SEA, immediately countered with the statement that of the uncommitted convention "We are not aware of any Indelegates have dwindled by dividual delegates we have lost more than 50 from our count Sears said 'ath camps claim enough He claimed at least six of the delegates to grab the no". 12 were previously Ford 5U)- , Association. Originally, the two teams were at an impasse and the Florida Public Employes Relations Conunission (PERC) was asked for a list of names from which a special master (independent ar. bitrator) could be brought in to help settle the dif- SEA is asking that coaches of cheering squads, proposed hikes in supplements of this nature would ball, softball golf , soccer, cost about $330 000 to the school board for the 1976-77 intramurals, voll e y ball . %-)! .. -. the board is offering 15 per cent , In a counterproposal to the board's initial offer, higher than was offered by the board. This was another item which was tabled on the SEA is asking that the athletic director (fulltime) and business manager receive 15 per cent of Friday and is sure to come up in Wednesday's ublican partisans clutch the one from New York and one (~ . I SEA among the lowest in the state for such positions, from West Virginia, as Reagan -' . w. ~ 11 .! 1 . — I / in the Seminole County school system, but Cowley 15 days before the roll call is to they now back his candidate. begin in Kansas City. 125 Re- Ile listed 10 from Pennsylvania, __ •' (, I - L y SEA wants head football and basketball coaches Today, the school board was to go back to the In addition to salaries, the SEA is con- to also receive 15 per cent of their base pay in bargaining tab!e with members of the Bus Drivers' ith amount of , P ts supplements while I i WASHINGTON (AP~ -Only delegates on ,Monday, .saying .1 I HIGHWAY SAFE~TY COMMISSION and Kim Continued On Page 2-. in%olvmg the said salaries paid to Seminole administrators are Wary for starting teachers to $8.800 (initially _________ - unit SEA 's team drop its initial demand for a base a I,.,. 1- 11 protection, length of the pending agreeement and negotiation process with SEA. At last Friday's bargaining session. Ernie Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, heard by Garry Trudeau JPZM VtVA Alexander, Sanford, third place; honorable mention. place; - - 9 Temika harvey, Sanford Rosen thaI t0Id C owIey Lha t the greatest per. ,resolved are articles dealing with teacher salaries, cents ge o increases currentl y go to administrators compensation and expenses medical and health ( '. - I -1 - honorable mention; Kevin Frank, Altamonte Spirings, second place; Flagship Secretary Mary running as an incumbent. A second Democrat, W.W. Tyre, also is in the running. TheRepublican contender Bill Kirchhoff,the former chairman of the cotinty's Planning and Zoning Board. "Alexander would have a better than normal chance 01 willing ve athlet c be reached on the salary issue at that meeting, the school board for the head football coach and only 14 per cent for Cowley told Steve Rosenthal, chief negotiator for coaches, drill team and dance team inthe head basketball coach. SEA, that he wanted to table the article until he structors, band directors, etc. What these figures boil down to is simply ttiat if could come up with some new figures and present SEA is successful In its supplement demands. an Cowley referred to. them to the executive committee which was to meet athletic director, business manager or head football The SEA is also concerned with the amount of 6 There are still several major issues to be decided on Monday. or basketball coach currently earning a $10,0W base supplements the school board is willing to give trfore a contract between the two bargaining units (The index Cowley referred to determined how atWetic coaches, drill tearn and dance team in- salary, he-she would receive an additional $1,500 for can be reached. much an increase will be granted to teachers after the work they perform in relation to their athletic structors, band directors, etc. each additional year of teaching experience.) Included among those key issues yet to be It was pointed y g recognition of the bargaining _~11. - I - '',I - "t -I.- Ic .} L AUVE~~ HAT 1 by Flagship Bank of Sanford sere announced recently and prizes were awarded. From left are Susan Kilian, Enterprise When it was determined that no agreement could ___________________ 4 1`~ P,- ~. I Winners of the "What America Means To Me" essay contest, sponsored ons etween the Seminole County Schor,i goard and Seminole Education Association (SEA) I *gaining teams are to resume Wednesday ~iorrOg at 9 o'clock at First Federal of Seminole in Montown Sanford. t) .) DOONESBURY HD GOM'. TUMBLEWEEDS I . ,I ~ ' FLOR,OJr .4 ESSAY CONTEST His reasoning is that should he resign, the governor would appoint John Alexander, a Democrat who is seeking Vihlen's seat. If Governor Askew appointed Alexander, that would gibe Alexander the advantage — if Indeed it is an advantage — of , - had asked forS11,000, a S~900 jump from last year's $8,100 starting figure), Managing Editor ; I. f.1 k ""? ~ _101 - By BILL CURRIE ,. - the situation gets control of a ,,- - IS ,, -. \( it. You will need professional - J~ I . ~ if' Seminole School Board, SEA Talks Resume Wednes a I I loss ls anorexia nervosus. Once D ERNEST FRANK nesday. Vihien said his remaining in office is aiding the Republicans. , Unresolved Issues Include Salaries, Insurance , - -1 .•.•:• ,_. ." 46 -0, severe repeated instances of of eliminating obesity or starvation or vomiting ... , today that it is unknown if anything is missing . _.s~ . I that Schultz' heart attack was caused by the excitement of returning home to find a burglar ransacking the residence. by Gill Fox - SIDE GLANCES because a person will now develop malnutrition The follow a slow s ur e sensible way I n response to criticism of his Lack of attendance at county budget hearings which began last Wed OSWALD. "A good player recommend that you pass severe hemorrhage that ma require surger y. Y , t .. ~i , 1" ,. I I , . - . CHAMPIONS in th e planning at trick one" in the major suits and the Jim "Six hearts certainly chances are that an opening is a good contract You have bid will lead to your opponents al da There are tw changes are common. The loose in the practice. You can tear the skin, personality changes, loss lower part of the esophagus of hair and strength all with forceful vomiting, 's resemble premature aging "ll C'. Ass " - - ____ difference between bad play. can score a game On the , . - from the Schultz home but the trailer has been sealed pending f urther investigation. times a large part of the chance that your opponents normal sex drive Personality ' Deputies said OSWA LI). "As we have You have three defensive overeating — during a Roman women may lose their normal " orgy. They then returned to the menst rual cycles. en may banquet to eoItle themselves become impotent or lose their I lltidARNC-Do ) "iOLi out a glass in the rear door near a patio tried t() point out so many tricks so that there is little Vorniting after eating is not seriously affect the endocrine new. The Romans did it after functions of the body. Young . -1, - Both sides are 'uInr ibi, commission. "Right now I don't anticipate it, but I am flexible on it," Vthlen noted. . ' , ' 0 Schultz was reported to have taken his wife to work. Investigators said the trailer had been entered by breaking A log 11 A32V32*AK9S4& I ; I Abggy placed the time of dea th at a bo ut noon, shortly after (Do you have a quesfion sees an extra chance Ile can changes in the body. There may DEAR READER -You have be a significant loss of vital discard his low club on the for the experts') Write "Ask trapped yourself into a con- muscle mass from the body- king of diamonds and ruff a the Jacobys" care of this club Then, it clubs break 3-3 newspaper The Jacobys *W dition we call anorexia ner. Growth and feeling of well dummy's fourth club becomes answer individual questions vosus. This, or a variant of the being can be adversely afhis twelfth trick,it stamped. sell-addresseLi problem, is cornmon In young fected. Crash diets can also JIM "You can see that envelopes are enclosed Thfj ed girls who become obsess,WI CURRENT P~4,'JECT IS A PROCESS ;;~ REWEAVING V%ACV,N SHOELACES! --,roilt,w 45ZZZ , 13ZZ ~? CRURNIN& - 11 ,f D .(f - 15ZZ7- P.Is'; 1'3-;s 11.1%s - .1 # overweight but most likely developed can lead to serious by Stoffel & Heirindahl bkzz. i V eleven tricks and can get an getting a plus score.% something soon. I hope YOU will N.Y. 100 19. by be able to tell me or send me Starvation diets, crash diets easy twelfth a successful playing with a part' something to help. I'm not and habits such as you have passes very big hands we spades" Z BUGS BUNNY I' ()pvning Irid number 4-7 Weight Losing Diet. Others who want basic sonality -one that knows what information on how to lose a bad thing I'm doing to my weight safely can send a long body and one that is completely stamped, self-addressed en- _,r, i Vihlen said if his race for U.S. Congress takes up sufficient time to "cause me to shirk m Yresponsibility, I will resign." with, there is the possibility of resignation," Vihlen said. The sla-year commission veteran quickly added, however, that at the pr esent ti me he will not resign his seat on the county - comp e e disarray and ransacked, deputies said. A Georgia reader wants to know if you should open the bidding fourth seat with At i " HE TELL5 HER 5CME BOTTS 5AY5 ' MRS __________________________ Me Or I'll Quit Seat If the Republicans make it an Issue beyond what I can Live r "A regular habit, but now I don't have to for ce it. SIDNEY VIHLEN JR resignation - - I 7 .':' -. 11 1 J~- ,v r- Raymond Schultz, 67, 751 Spanish Moss Drive, CasselbeI'Ty, died of a heart attack. ace-queen 1 11 ~ L 1% - Responding to criticism from Republican County Cornabout lack of attendance at budget hearings, County Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., a Democrat, today hinted at . fronted a burglar, leading a spade into Souths " / ' " Sheriffs in%estigators today said a 67 year-old Casselberry Walter -0 i". •' I 1 " 4 I - Vihien: Don't Bug .. . .- ., - BY BOB LLOYD South his twelfth trick A S P u Herald Staff Writer with a ruff and a discard or by • Did Seeing Burglar Spur Heart Attack? I West wins. but has to give Neither r,uInerbIe forcing myself to vomit after 14 ' leads the last club and di SlIt TII il)i £ Q) V A J (0974 Dr. without feeling guilty. Abo ut two ,/) / "''" • J l 98 5 Ab "I expect there will be enough commissioners full board will be in attendance Traditionally, it hearings is the chairman's job to monitor and run budget when we get down to the nitty gritty," Hattaway Williams responded by saying that the responded. hearings, ommission agreed to hold the hearings Political factions on the Seminole County Vihien is a contender for the U.S. find Kwiatkowski called statements by "I've been there, ready to go," said Williams Commission locked horns today after Kimbrough and W il liams "just another cheap Congressional seat occupied by Richard Kelly, a "They (Democrats ) probably have a good Republi cans charged two Democratic Corn- shot." Republican, and Kwiatkowski attends classes at excuse,but everybody agreed to the schedule" missioners have ruined four days of budget Kwiatkowski said the hearings are a "waste Florida Technological University (FTU). Williams pointed out. hearings because they failed to attend. VihIen said he is monitoring budget reports. of time." Office of Management Analysts and Republican Commissioners Richard Williams He said he got the same Information by taking Like Kwiatkowski, VIhien contends the four-day Evaluation (OMAE ) Director Pat Glisson told and John Kimbrough say lack of attendance by the budget presentations home for study. hearings were "probably unnecessary.10 commissioners last Wednesday they could begin Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Corn"I'm not shirking my responsibility," Vthlen Kwiatkowski called hearings to date "an cutting requests when they felt Like it. missioner Sid Vihien Jr., have turned the exercise In futility." But he said when decision- added. No cuts ha ve been made. hearings into an exercise in futility. Republicans contend it would take at least making time comes on Wednesday, "I'll be Republicans say that's because it's Em, "There Is no need for us sitting there," there." four commissioners in atte ndance to get possible to make decisions without at least four Williams said. "We can't make any decisions." Asked how the budget is coming along, anything accomplished, commissioners. But Hattaway says the same information can Democratic Commission Chairman Mike Kimbrough replied, "It's not. We're not moving. On Wednesday when a quoirum is expected, Hattaway responded by saying that when "The board should try to get organized," be obtained from reading the $21.6-million Williams said, "We'll probably vote a dozen decision-making time comes on Wednesday, the Kl.mbrough said. budget as can be learned by attending the formal different ways." p"_N, out but our expert isn't ~_Ill ark D*Ispute sences 9 By ED PRIC'K Err Herald Staff Writer then dummy's ace of clubs, discards his last club on dum• my's king of diamonds and ruffs 1 third club East shows a,.862 _______________________ problem. I am so weight conscious I can't really eat a meal /"' \ v./,,j/j I ' ' Help C DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a 17-year-old girl with an eating ,, '' i;"7 IV- 'r-T "t. 'J ' - --f \LJ 1L\ A A a For Eating Problem 1 ' I OSWALD "lie simply draws trumps, cashes his king 2 ''""."." I ,~S:fxlzr.-, , ,A ~7 "I - Girl %E.4THEREE? '.' 'V ii 1 , CU JUST (4f'fl' R "I"BOO'' THESE DAYS, etin-Sess'oion Bud ' 11% . OSWALD and J,%%1E_S JACORY by Bob Montana ARCHIE d riceio Cents 2 Democrats Miss 4 Commission Hearings ,I Your problems can be easil y must be mindful of today. Good solved today if you don't let things will be doubly ap- your pride override your good predated if you take them in sense. smaller quantities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A firm You have the choice today of LEO (July 23-Aug. WIN AT BRIDGE nford ea!7*sday Aug 3, 1976 f 52 _I49 ! I 6 'I hand is required today if You roiling up your sleeves to get are to impress others. Wishy the job done, or reding on your washy decisions wil l not Inspire laurels. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 underlings. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The remarks of others cause Whil e you're normall y one who you far too much concern understates his role in today. You'll find W wind in accomplishments, statements where it never everyday today you may be a shade too really was intended, - 32 - , 3° st ')' I5 I ID 24 J23 Z5 28 I AP E EE _________________ 20 Aug 6 6 9.1 _________________ U'RE THE ' 17, 1 p '5J'T7 1 Ei4LJ'7E -i ' — '11 CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Pride goeth before a (all, yrdulenceissometh.ing you 18 16 17 - . I CAN'T GET \ OUT OP BEL ARE'E II — - - Mort Waft.r BEETLE BAILEY — — 10 1976 Lt c -April 19) boastful' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od e unYour co r th able You'r in believing all you hear. A today. You could be drawn into er's shrewd salesman could do a th ano a situation where YOUr real number on your bank become excesses balance. liabilities. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. TAURUS (April 20- May 20) hTi. Judgments YOU make lean you today. toward what you want them to portant decisions for you do, you w ha ve to pay be today. This is not a healthy If perspective for you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI(May 21-June 20) In an attempt to expedite a dif- 21) Problems you must over. today. you could come today will be of your own ficult matter promises. making. They'll be caused by OUt failure to use your usual others will unfortunately, initiative believe you. CANCER (June 21-Jul y _____ - 12 ________ 0 t. ' 'j I THEMATTFR~tis 6 O - 20 Tibetan ox ' I I Furnace 38 Engines DOWN 21 Light brown lenders 39 Sall of oletc 22 Property ,I*- I Grave markets 12 Got s name acid 25 Reply 2 ators 14 Gravel 40 Want 28 Tome lab I 3 Patriotic I? group :3 Roman ruler 30 inlet 4 Number lab) 49 Greelt letter 31 Son of Gad 5 Female saint 23 Level 50 Negative vote (Sib I lab) 24 Convex 52 Night before 32 Furtive 6 Day of week molding (oil 53 Masculine 33 Aflame lab ) 26 Win(low part nickname . * -Ir --Olko HOR SCOPE R 51 _______________- - _____ 41 Adjective 1!i 7 Portugal 15 Island (Fr) 54 Bristles seaport 16 Stir 8 Certain 55 Openly Is Royal Military 36 Used in European Academy (Ib. ) serving language t9Terrac($b) 57 Being (Latin) to Remain ___________ i ___ i' ig 41 1U1e d 1 l(••.•/ - : 37 Citrus fruit Chimney carbon 1 ___ ___I ' ACROSS ,i problem I.' \ \ L CAN'T It "CIL,, -~, N L~" _______\ Ecology rr ea,ci< l I CAN WILL I ' (4EV, - Oik Young _______ (w1s AN I;: 1 LOAN? HERB ' ION'T KNOW - At.$W to Previous Puiil I probability is 30 per cent. 11 ctties rising an average of Details and tides on Page !-A. almost 10 per cent. : .0~ jILI, r, l 7'-?,~,~-,, , , 'S 4 -1W ~U, -1, I , ~ ~ I '.% " tt. "4 Y -'v' .., I I �2A--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dog Loses Scent In Longwood Groves 4 p . Burglary Suspect Eludes Sheriff's Dragnet "%J11L U N %AJfiF I Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1976 P Evacuation Of Refugees BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) An International Red Cross convoy finally got through to the besieged Tal Zaatar Palestinian refugee camp today to evacuate wounded from the Moslem enclave in Christian east Beirut, Moslem and Christian radio stations reported. The Moslems' Beirut Radio reported that the first evacuee was brought out Just before noon, and that several more followed soon sfter. - square mile area east of U.S. 17. Burglary Squad, Detective H. and Mrs. Karen Duncan were Siegrist returned home, ac- Bobcat loader was on a lowboy 92 and south of SR434 at noon E. Winger said a .357 magnum burglarized, apparently by the cording to deputies. trailer attached to a truck In the after a resident returned home revolver and $300 In silver coins same person. Grand Larceny Charged yard. The truck and trailer An unidentified suspect to hear someone run from the were reported missing from one Two of the homes were en- Melvin Andrew Elkins, 39, of were removed and the truck eluded searching sheriff's rear of the burglarized house. house,a hunting knife and $31 in tered by breaking windows and 120 Hickory Tree Road, later returned to the y41, deputies Monday afternoon A Winter Park Police coins from another and an a window screen was cut at the Longwood, was arrested deputies said. 01 following burglaries at three tracking dog was used to search undetermined amount of money third house. Monday by sheriff's detective Man Arrested residences on Lake Irene Road nearby citrus groves but of. was taken in the third breakin. Residents were away from Carol Jaques on grand larceny In other arrests, Sheriff's Sgt. ii off U. S. 17.92 near Longwood. ficers said the dog lost the scent Winger said the homes of home at the time of the and unauthorized use of a motor W. H. Hogan jailed Charles Deputies cordoned off a one of the suspect on a dirt road. Maude T. Siegrist, Bill Siegrist burglaries, reported when Bill vehicle charges. Bond was set Ashford Stanley Jr., 18, of 588' at $5,000, according to county Wilma St., Longwood, on a Jail records. circuit court warrant charging Mrs. Jaques said a $10,800 attempted burglary. Bond for g y front end loader and low boy Stanley was set at $5,000. trailer reported stolen last Compactor Missing By DONNA ESTES — $220,950, up from $185,206 his 'captain-executive officer," City Manager W. E. Knowles, week from the HamptonGunite Deputy Donald Dreggdt Herald Staff Writer being asked for administration, however, t he director is asking assisting as a consultant. construction yard aISR-434 and reported a $250 trash cornGeneral fund revenues for the for a pay increase from the Knowles met with depart- Mobile Ave., west of Longwood, pactor was stolen from a vacant LONGWOOD City tax- current fiscal year were current $9,350 to $11,385. house at 303 Wild Olive Lane, merit heads Saturday morning were recovered, payers can look for their budgeted at $5,543, but at Keller is also requesting four and again Monday night and Deputies said the 1976 model The Springs, west of Longwood. property taxes to more than least $547,455 is expected to additional patrol officers and made recommendations to the double the current 2.81 mill rate have been received in the city plans to hire two more through department heads on the form if the city council approves coffers by the last day of the a federal grant. He is asking for and Justification for requests. budget requests submitted by current fiscal year, Sept. 30. Of a new records clerk who would Knowles also suggested REPORT OF CONDITION department heads to officials this amount, $184,000 was double in pollee dispatching. Monday night that the CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE city late last week. received from property taxes. The city council is to hold its consider a "self-insurance" SUN BANK OF SEMORAN, I The total of department Largest single item in the first budget workshop at 7:30 program in the area of workNATIONAL ASSN. OF FERN PARK requests was over $1 million police department request is for p.m. Wednesday with Sanford )men's compensation. IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA a record AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 17 with $779,000 for salaries, Including a raise for PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPgeneral operation of the city Public Douglas LL E R government and 12Z2,000 from Kell er completing 15 mon ths UNDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, the utility department. with the city, from the current SECTION CHARTER NUMBER 1IQ1 Thousands Nearly one-third of the $11,500 to $13,255, and 15 per NATIONAL BANK OF REGION NUMBERS ofDollars general operating budget is cent pay raises for other per. ASSETS being requested by the police sonnel. Cash and due from banks ............................... 767 U.S. Treasury securities ................................. 2089 departznent—$285,946, up from For Sgt. Greg Manning, Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. $100,515— with the second third whom Keller has promoted agencies and corps ................................. Nos* ByEDPRICKETT $299,B45forclassroomtrainlng; Obligations of Stat es and [Jerald Writer Florida State Employment political subdivisions ................................ 916 Service, $84,802 f or on-the-job Other bonds, notes and debentures ...................... None The Seminole County Corn. training; Seminole County Federal Reserve stock and mission today instructed School Board, $79,204 for work corporate stock 18 (Continued From Page 1-A) departmental chiefs to look into experience programs; Health Trading account securities ... ... ....................... None receiving the appointment)," Vthlen said. the possibility of securing and Rehabilitative Services, Federal funds sold and securiti es pu r chased under agreement to resell ..............400 expect the Republicans would have enough savvy to know $565,000 to pay salaries for 72 $56,574 for training the Lon Arab League mediator Hassan Sabri KholI also reported that leaders of all the warring factions in Lebanon's long and bloody civil war agreed tentatively to sign an armistice Wednesday "barring a last-minute hitch." But fighting continued through the night, and hospitals and security sources estimated that about so persons were killed, Taxe wood s M 115,91400 soo 6.1.110.00 21.66500 $743,141.00 ANTICIPATED REVENUE 1150000 i.ioo.00 Cigarette Tax Franchise . Now 1.50000 300, DO Fines & Forfeitures 2.20000 Forward 17.83000 CETA Funds NewConneclions Turn on & 12.50000 terviews with the individual 38400 Bank Notes Proceeds of Farmers Home Loan 7.30000 1,773 00 136,911.00 _______ TOTAL ANTICIPATED DISCHARGES Sanford: Robert II. Booth not counted for either candi. date. Don M. Reid Barbara D. Tanner Henry B. B Thomas President, but who were named Thomas F. Weiss By: S Kay Sassman City Clerk Altamonte Springs, Fla. DEC 20 MRS. ARTHUR EVANS Bertha H, Owens, DeLand counted these delegates based on their votes for a pro-Ford resolution at a delegation meeting. But The AP counted them grandsons, two Mrs. Arthur Evans, 85, of children. Or ange Park and f ormerly of Russell H. Brooks, Deltona Chicago, died Sunday. A native Margaret J. Thomas, Deltona of Western Pennsylvania, She spent winters for many years in Todd Graham, Lake Mary Oviedo. Loulne Sinko, Lake Mary JOSIED. POWELL I 01 Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use 01... *BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS. . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES Obtain these services under Medicare _- . 668,5613'~ —---- at Lake Dr., Wary, Fla. Cash and due from banks .....................94.5 Fed, funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ..................................... 311110 Total loans .. Time deposits of $i00.000 or . more in domestic offices ...........................None Total deposits ...................................'. ' 794 Fed, funds purchased and 1 .. probability Is 30 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST. N .. scattered mainly afternoon or evening thundershowers, with highs mostly In upper 80s , Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. I Russell L. DeVore. 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V. ii D.i' C .0 UNLiMITED VISITS 0-1 ON BRANCHE3 OF TQEE'- ONUSES w ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER r (2 FOR PRICE OF 1) * fl /s31'EAC ,'F IAAI s1C8E5 z j, %j "E PAYROtL SAVINOS ptm s'E ,"3 THE Order 4 or More Memberships at $20 each 0000ITiMES DINE 2 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE S11101I40tlMRMSSNACWAy IX . I '' , ' lo " - . I ' International Diningelub, Ltd. , 1 cc ! VsATER IN NAME 8301 Pattemon Ave.. Hichmoa4. Va. 2.I.'$ . .. . . . . ADDRESS .. . CITY TESWERATtE cc C rEiEE3' BELOW m aci'lc3 ZERO A 0-Ow . l: a.'.' .w.x, Cii... • DINU16 I FOR ... STATh . I FINS .... .. .............. THE PAid I to 3 boo6s. $24 s.cN six xiii. —, How 1,60LANWiswe Pb... .4.. I ,aI , j--° I It d ON era w.. sse, xiii..., xi i... 06 Sam 1"' ;s Is — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — all I L 0,*NG13 TWINS BASEBALL TM.eV.id . GO.' 1l In ' ICE BURST IF Ct) PLACE A CU ,' ADMISSIONS JOIN NOW! Some people say We don't dine out much With ternational Dining Club. Ltd even if you go out only 3 or 4 times a year. your $24 membership will pay for itself So act now, you simply can't lose With maxImum use you have the potential to save hundreds to thousands of dollars. 4 " c a"Biaret UNLIMLTEO CLUBHOUSE . ULIiRY '1 \I)TIll" ('I)i'I't)N 1()1) ii- 2000 Si.m,Ii INd. ENJOY UNLIMITED DINNERS ALL YEAR LONG BONUS. BASEBALL-HARNESS RACING-STARS HALL OF FAME ,~ 4 l' CF 3AFE P4N,.E' %' SETTJA ACE .HC" 4 si. ,'EEO Ii' 5S.* Ak,2- 'T ritE £-L .V dEl STARS HALL OF FAME SAVE HUNDREDS TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS B GROW 1.rEA4P PAY $24. - 574 J" WAShINGTON iAPt The Marine Corps, smallest of the armed services, reported more than twice as many incidents of recruit abuse as the combined incidents reported by the Army, Navy and Air Force over the past two years. The Marines listed 234 confirmed incidents in fiscal 1975 and 1976 while the other services registered an over-all total of 96. This was disclosed in a report by Pentagon manpower officials to Defense Secretary Donald Rurnsfeld, s!i ordered a review of all service recruit training after allegations of Marine brutality arose earlier this year. Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. as he opens hearings today on proposals to require installation of air bags in new cars. Coleman has promised to decide before the end of the year whether the government will require that air bags Lx-e built into new cars. PubliShed Daly and Sunday, sxcept SJtrd,i 1, and Christmas D4ii PHONE: 3224495 Officials in Shevin's office - I - P. 0. Box lit. Altamonte Springs, Fl. 32701 CLOGGED TOILETS WASHINGTON (AP) how far should the government go to protect rnotorLsLs who refuse to protect themselves? That is a key question to be resolved by Transportation Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1976—Vol. 68, No. y Medicare and Insurance benefits. Everything included in lease plan. No hidden charges for service, maintenance, or emergency calls. COMPLETE BREATHING CARE say they have identified 12 persons. Shevin said the rules pro- firms offering time-sharing posed by his office need to be plans in Florida. adopted immediately because POWtRFUI PLUNGER (LIARS waiting the normal 60 days would give firms time to ripoff more vacationers and then close up operations. Consumer affairs officials in Pinellas County came out in support of Shevins rules Mon. day, citing problems they encountered. 1 "We've got a file big enough to choke a horse," said Richard Iindgren, consumer affairs director in Pinellas. Officials have charged that many of the contracts amount to nothing more than a guaranteed reservation and that in some cases customers are given the run-around when trying Toilet j$U Plunger to schedule use of the facility. ''The profit margin on some UiiI. r,lxne, i 4 does ri., ie,m,I ,..'piri,rt xi or of these operations isn't that messy **tel to splash b.ck E'uape TO.IIflC, the t..11I r,r,.u'e plo*. great,'' said Asst. Atty. Gen. ant Jim Webb. ''The procedure ,.xlrs the clog ging then is to make it difficult to get G o ,. ...,... Air Bag Hearings Open Evening IIer.dd except low lOs southeast then sold or rented to other - 4 . Inflationary Increases. -_ 4 - C' for a certain number of a days after signing them. each year. The same space is RV We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of ths through statement of resources and liabilities, We declare that it has been Against 111 I torney general's office for ex. Under the pr oposal , custom- amination and would requir e ers buy or rent condomin ium, that the co ntracts conta in a hotel or motel space with a provision allowing customers to guarantee it will be available back out within a short time Recruit Abuse Report Issued dition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beIi, WiIIiamJ.McVeighII Publish Aug. 3, 1976 Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin raised the red flag over the operations, saying that ma ny consumers were be ing defrauded by t he relatively new industry. LOS ANGEI.ES(Al - The judge in the William and Emily Harris trial, accused repeatedly by the defense of prejudice, again has refused to declare it mistrial or remove himself from the case. l)efeatcd in their efforts to win a mistrial, the Hari-Lses tialay waited for a possible verdict as a jury entered its fourth day of deliberations. Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler, attacked b defense attorneys for what they said was misconduct and bias, insisted Monday that testimony about the possible prejudice of a juror did not warrant further action. to mid 90s. Lows mainly In lOs, MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.: I 17.92 Harris Trial Judge Stays On DO YOU HAVE EMPHYSEMA' bird I ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS? t " t . '. - 1J1{ ISS41)J Hwy. cloudy ht headstones and live plants and flowers at both locations. time-sharing vacation sales their money ba ck if a company contracts. goes out of business. *htoi.5h Wednesday with scattered examined by us. and to the best of our knowledge and belief Is tr th undershowers. Highs mostly and correct. In lower OOs, lows i 't James J. Smeenge,tr. Joseph D. Robinson Directors Variable winds 10 m.p.h. Rain . I $ I We Bill Medicare For You ~ , . '. Knowledge and experience, Enabling us to serve our families better. i As Prescribed by Your Physician 72, Partly M congestion and shortness of breath. 8312 above named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Cop. Monday'ihlgh93,today'slow • BATH EQUIPMENT TOTAL LIABILITIES AND I, William J. McVeig h Ill, Vice President and Cashier of the . • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS None MEMORANDA Josie D. Powell, 80, of 1407 So. Average for IS or 30 calendar Park Ave., died July 29. Born in days ending with call date: Pelham, Ga., she moved to Jean G. McCourry, Longwood While in Oviedo, she was a Ronald E. O'Shel, Longwood member of the Oviedo Woman's Sanford l8 years ago. She was • COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS 2bO . FIB securities sold under agreements York and West Virginia on the (Jacqueline) Lemley, a boy, Wilmette, Ill., and Mrs. three grandchildren arid three to repurchase .....................................None basis of votes at delegation Casselberry great-grandsons. Thomas Manetas, Chicago; Liabilities for borrowed money......................None 'i Funeral services were he ld lii St..tdby letters of credit ou tstandi ng ....................None 1, Pelham, Ga. Brisson Funeral ______________________________________________________________________ r ime deposits of $100,000 or Home was In charge of local more in domestic offices: arrangements. Time certificates of deposit in __________________________ denominations of $100,000 or more ................ — Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more ..................................None VVEATH ER C it • OXYGEN (par val ue ) 10 00 EQUITY CAPITAL symptoms resembling flu has killed at least 16 persons who attended a state American Legion convention in Philadelphia late last month, state and legion officials said Monday. Public health officials said the outbreak, which has sent at least Soother people to the hospital, may be the result of swine flu. They said that they could not now make a firm diagnosis, suggesting viral pneumonia as another possible cause. The ages of the dead ranged from 39 to 82, At least one death has been recorded officially as pneumonia. Autopsies have been ordered in many of the deaths. All of the victims experienced the same symptoms: headaches, fever ranging to 107 degrees and chilLs. These were followed, in most cases, by chest pains, lung TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ..........................118 actually uncommitted. Survivors include three Kimberly J. Frye, Winter Women. Ford's campaign has situ- Springs Survivors include her son, daughters, Lou Alice Paige and flatly counted for the President BIRTHS John W. Evans of Oviedo; two Edna Powell of Sanford and certain delegates frm New Mr. & Mrs. Gary daughters, Mrs. W.O. Wallace, Christine Gurley of Pelham; M ed i care 7 b. No. shares outstanding 40,000 other capital reserves ........................... Evelyn Y. Artner, Winter Club, the Home Demonstration member of the Mt. Olive the resolution binding and were Par k Club and the U ni ted Me thodist Baptist Church. ! A1FE N 110 N ! a 1 Surplus ............................. grand. Undividedprofits .. ............. ..................... views that they did not consider CLIP AND SAVE ------- 7651 None p.. daughters, five great grand. Reserve for contingencies and Gordon R. Marsh, Chuluota as uncommitted when the dalegates said in individual inter- City Attorney Publish Aug 3. 1916 ____________________________________________________________ Who Attended Convention HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) — An unknown disease with a. No. shares authorized 40,000 AREA DEATHS Jacqueline SLTiIth Sears. The Ford people had None 30 Common stock had been co unted by the Ford committee as favoring the CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Wendi Burleigh, Deltona account of this bank and outstanding Nina D. Lucas, Deltona Other liabilities Henry A. Moderow, Deltona TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes Louis J. Roman Monday as Reagan backers by Id Vacation Sales Controls Weighed The rules would also require co mp an ies to submit their contracts and brochures to the at Mysterious Disease Kills 16 Mortgage indebtedness ................................No ne il (par value) .....................................None City of Lake Mary, Florida. All interested parties are invited to attend and belseard DATED this the 30th day of July. 1976 Dessa S. Knight, DeBary securities sold ................................None under agreements to repurchase ......................None Liabilities money ..................... .. ..None industries, The board predicted that unemployment, now 11 per cent, would not fall below 9 per cent until next summer, instead of next winter or early spring as expected a few months ago. ~t Seven congressmen regularly flew first-class on trips home, raising the expense from tax funds by almost $10,000, the report from Cox' Washington bureau said. IN BRIEF None Martha M. Morton Evelyn M. Hobart, Deltona and debentures) Edythe WErner James C. Raulerson, Geneva Subordinated notes and debentures Hannah L. Michael, Russell M. Aldred, New EQUITY CAPITAL Casselberi-y Smyrna Beach Preferred stock listed as uncommitted all th e Sherlyn Sheppard the time of the Public Hearing. foreign office . ........... .............None . TOTAL DEPOSITS IN Seminole High School Booster Club meeting, 7:30 felt, Botts sa id. p.m. in the teacher's lounge. Topics of discussion will Askew said that training include "Booster Day" and football program ads. would be made available for WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 construction workers who de. Longwood Area Sertoma auction, to benefit Seminole sire to shift into other Florida Youth Ranch, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Flea Market. industries if they see their Demonstration at 10 a.m. at the Community Canning chances for employment aren't Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, on how to grow good in the construction inConstruction in single-family dusti-y. alfalfa and bean sprouts. General public invited free of homes is picking up but Florida charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. Industrial prospects are is heavily overbuilt in multi, being training offered Sanford KIwanis. noon, Civic Center. family dwellings. That explains programs to be sure the jobs Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose. why the number of people in they provide will go to Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., construction has declined from Floridians who are unemployed Sanford Civic Center. 292,000 to 138,000 in recent or the underemployed, years, said Robert Lanzillotti, governor said. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 dean of the University of FloriHe said that immediate help Demonstration on how to make bread and butter da Business College. for employment can come pickles at 10 a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 through the federal jobs bill E. Celery Ave., Sanford. General public invited free of The state campaign toattract charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. industry to Florida will reduce passed over President Ford's unemployment but that is a veto and some speeded-up conSanford Lions Club. noon, Holiday Inn. long-range projection which struction. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92 The Governor's Economic will take about two years to be Longwood. Advisory Board was formed Overeaters Anonymous. 7:30p.m., Florida Power and three years ago to provide inI.ight, Sanford. omiation to state government Winter Park Maintains from private enterprise and the Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. academic community on the Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR. state's economic picture. 434. Black, White Cemeteries Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. mist, said the projection for Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl WINTER PARK (A?) — This stick with tradition. I don't long ignored and caskets were state tax income over the next America. prosperous Central know if they feel there is some placed in the most convenient year appears solid, with the Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Florida community of elegant, unseen barrier," but they are spaces. There are no long-term slower recovery in construction building. tree-shaded homes and man- free to choose whichever ceme- records for either graveyard, offset by increased emIMngwood Area Sertonia. noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and "We have quite a few Un- ploytnent in trade and services. sions maintains two city-run tery they want. SR 434. Both cemeteries are well knowns," the supervisor said. cemeteries - one for whites, kept, with thick green lawns When the ci ty took over Pinethe ot he r f or blacks. Cemetery supervisor Martin and equa lly bright plants and wood in 1970, it agreed not to Lebnick sa id resi de n ts like It flowers to acce nt weathe r ing raise prices for five years and said they always would be less that way and appar en tl y don't gravestones, The 13-acre Pinewood Ceme- than at Palm Cemetery, which want to c ha nge even th ough there ar e no restrictions on w ho tery, used by blacks, was map- is used by w hi t es. A 5-by-1 -foot lot costs $100 at may be buried In either ceme- ped out in 1890 and maintained I Light weight oxygen available I by the private Pinewood Asso- Pinewood and $250 at Palm . tery. Oxygen or Respirator for travel land, sea, or a Now Available at The graveyards traditionall y ciation until it cam e under city w hi ch is 16 years youn ger than NO COST with have been segregated "by the control six years ago. Pinewood and also co vers 13 Complete Home Respirator and Medicare and Insurance The number of people buried acr es. choice of t he individuals," Lebir Inhalation Therapy Service. 11 in all So States. t he re is a mystery, L.ebnick nick said. Bus iness at Palm Is not good, I A staff of inhalation therapists, We process "People Just seem to like to said, since bur ia l plans were Lebnick says, since many 11 Medicare and pharmacists and respiratory people are taking more of th eir Insurance technicans to help you with your business to private graveyards. Claims, doctor's prescription. Our Lease Plan Unlike many private ceme1140 PURCHASE NECESSARY Protects you te ries, however, the city all ows No monthly charge other than Real personal income mea ns 'The outlook for the Florida money available to spend after economy for fiscal year 1976-77 inflation. The economic advisois for continued recovery," ry board predicted the per CaGov. Reubin Askew's Economic pita rcal income for Floridians Advisory Board says. would Increase from $3,453 on The board also told Askew July 1 to $3,563 next July 1. Askew said at a meeting with Monday that real personal income will climb 2.5 per cent this the board that the expected de. year and at an annual rate of 3.5 dine in the rate of Inflation is per cent for the first hail of 1977. the major contributor to the Guy Botts, chairman of the projection, panel and board chairman of The weak element of the ecothe Barnett Banks of Florida, nomic picture is continued high said the real income increase unemployment, primarily befirst predicted since 1974 — cause the construction industry the most important factor in is not recovering as fast as exFlorida's solid recovery from pected, Botts said. recession. However, the board also said lie said unemployment also that unemployment will remain has been slow to decline in inhigh, dropping slower than ex- dustry, but that was primarily pected three months ago. because of construction-related — 1 isr nis e,r.. (r) — one i ne proposed ru les wowa Cabinet t od ay faced pro- force companies to set up an posed emergency rules aimed escrow account to insure that at putting tight controls on customers will be able to get NATION savings deposits ........................4902 c. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 e TALLAHASSEE (AP) — More than $5 million in federal taxes went to Florida's IS congressmen in salaries, office expenses and travel last year, a newspaper chain says. The Cox Newspapers reported Monday that some of the congressmen spent more than $60,000 on district mailings that help keep their names before the voters. to Total deposits in a. No. shares outstanding — Pennsylvania delegates who THIS NOTICE is to be published in the Eveni ng Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in Said City, one II) time at least live (5) days prior to James N. Venson, Chuluta Joseph W. Backe, DeBai-y Alice Pendelton Public inspection of the POPQ5d budget is available it the City Hallofthe I Subscribers Depos its ot U n it ed St a t es Government ....................26 Acceptances executed by or for Osteen Bradshaw Lowell Greenleaf Bertha Hollis Richard L. Johnson Pearl M. Jones Loevinla D. MU-ShiIU Elijah W. McCloud For example, The AP count REVENUE - ................4902 Federal funds purchased and Sanford: jelegates who are leaning to ward a candidate or who have given so me other, less certa in indication of preference, are 354.00000 GARY E. MASSEY 616 E Sernoran Blvd. 2588 FOREIGNOFFICES Mr. & Mrs. Ernest (Emily) Watson, a girl, Enterprise AUGUSTZ 1970 ADMISSIONS delegates, counts only those Marion W. Freeman who say they will vote for Ford Dorothy B. Hollenbeck or Reagan on the first ballot.William A. H un ter 70000 Hydrant Rentals CETA Funds 83720 LIABILITIES DOMESTIC AND York since the Schweiker an. - The AP survey, based on in- Delinquency Fees Proceeds of __________________________________________________________________________________________ nouncement a week ago Mon. clay. 39.11700 Turn off fees tween the Ford and AP tallies. Seminole Community College, program plan for next year. it, had slipped by at least five in Pennsylvania and one in New HOSPITAL NOTES $326.17000 Water Bills Lawmakers Spend $5 Million official Institutions conservative count," as he calls 32.24000 Rev en ue from Water Dept says the possit ility exists that Ford Committee's "hard count, 1.50000 1.50000 Mobile Home Tax cash Carried — salaries for the 72 federal Deposits of States and political subdivisions ...........6 Number"125 Chairman Mike hlattaway now workers Deposits of foreign govts, a nd questioning that the President 16,000.00 Interest Earned Other Reven ues however, Commission commission decides to pay (Continued From Page I-A) S.000.00 Board of Adjust. men? Fees TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Parole and Probation Commission has taken the first step to set up a new procedure aimed at removing some of the mystery from the parole process for offenders. The commission approved rules Monday for contract paroles by which a prisoner may get a guaranteed release date from prison by meeting certain goals. Supporters of the pilot plan, which the legislature ordered on an experimental basis by Sept. I, said that when a prisoner has a contract there will be no doubt when he will be paroled and what things he must do to satisfy the parole commission and win release None Iii eliminated because CETA of the planning bureau. New Parole Rules Approved None meetings. But these delegates the more than $500,000 can be About 29 CETA workers are Deposits of commercial banks .....,, None have told AP they are uncom- taken from CETA Title I employed in the parks Certified and officers' checks .........................102 saying that the changes were mflted. allocations, department. Officials say a TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ......................7624 t certainly not a big surprise. Total demand deposits .......................2722 These three states account Under Title I the following reduction in the number could Total time and But Baker admitted under for the principal differences be- agencies have requested funds: curtail the county's park 69,00000 Zoning Fees l ............ 72 county positions would be it'sa problem is because money Demand deposits of individuals, prtnsh, and corps program Title VI funds had would have tobetakenfrornthe Time and savings deposits of general fund if the county individuals prtnshps., and corps been s hed las . Delegates TALLAHASSEE (AP) A state planner has filed discrimination charges against the Department of Offender Rehabilitation (DOR) because he was passed over for a government job and demoted. Sunil Nath, a Hindu from India, alleged discrimination by race, religion and nationaLirigin in complaints filed with the state Human Relations Commission and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Nath headed a 17-employe planning staff at the Parole and Probation Commission before the staff was transferred to the prison system earlier this year. A veteran prison system employe, Robert Roesch, was named head - 10 " Free 1.00000 Shia rirç Federal Reven ue Sharing , program as one of the TOTAL ASSETS 3,000 00 3.50000 3,000.00 State Revenue Planner Files Bias Charge Loans, Total (excluding that," he added. county workers whose Jobs are dicapped. unearned income . . . . . ........ . ..... 3862 But Republican Commissioner John Kimbrough has slated to end by the first of next Hattaway instructed Ellis to Less: Reserve for critIcized Vihlen for lack of attendance at workshop sessions and year. work with the Office of possible loan losses .......... 20 regular commission meetings in addition to the criticism Bob Ellis, director of ad. Management Analysis and Loans, Net ...................................... 3847 Republicans levied today against Vihien and Harry Kwiatkowski. ministrative services, said Evaluation In Direct lease financing ..................................None (OMAE) Kwiatkowski attended part of one afternoon's session, but Vthlen officials are discussing preparing a schedule for the mink premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing has not been sighted at any of the budget hearings, reallocating Comprehensive allocation of funds for approval bank premises 1-1 226 Vihlen and Kwiatkowski both say they will be in attendance Employment and Training Act by federal officials. Real estate owned other than when the commission gets down to the business of making budget (CETA) funds from several bank premises...................................None Th e proposal must be cuts on Wednesday. Seminole County agencies. Investments in unconsolidated sub hands of federal officials in Speculation has been all along that Vihien would resign when The funds, according to Ellis, sidiaries and associated companies ...............None 23.00000 Mechanical Permits - Vihien May Quit Post ficials informed the county that "problem" areas. The reason 11100.00 Building Permits Electrical Permits Plumbing Permits I County 7 $ For 2 J 01) S i.000oo Telephone Franchise Electrical Weather officials said the cloudburst which developed in the Gulf Stream dumped two to four inches of rain, mostly in a concentrated downtown area. City spokesmen said a drainage system being repaired couldn't handle the downpour, leaving three feet of water on some major roads, TRO the race for Congress began eating into time normally spent on could be used to pay salaries for Orlando by Aug. 12. Customers' liability to this bank OMAE director Pat Glisson county commission duties. on acceptances outstanding ...................... about 80 county workers. had outlined the county's CETA Other Earlier this year federal of- 17.00000 occupational Licenses Hundreds of commuters were several hours late getting to work. - $100,629.00 61.105 00 15.22500 34.53600 Real Estate Tax Homestead Tax RoadiBridge Tax three feet of water to get to work. Irene Rush managed to make it to her job at a department store despite a cloudburst Monday that caused morning rushhour traffic jams as long as five miles on city expressways. Legal Notice CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida will hold Public Hearing at ?: 30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible on Thursday. August 19. 1976 to consider an adoption of an Ordinance by the City of Lake Mary. Florida. tilleof which is as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ESTABLISHING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1976 THROUGH 1977; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copyof said Ordinance &hall be available at the officeof the City Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, Florida. for all persons desi ring to examine same, An abbreviated form of the proposed municipal budget for the City of Lake Mary, FlOrida, as set forth below: PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1916-1977 CITY OF LAKE MARY TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES - - Legal Notice Snarls Traffic In Miami MIAMI (AP) "I was terrified I was going to fall, and I can't swim," a Miami woman said after wading through a Be H - Water Dept. 14 Askew's Advisory Board Predic ts CALENDAR Improvement In Florida Economy TALLAHASSEE (AP) Rainstorm Floods Streets, - A limited cease-fire went into effect this morning at Tal Zaatar so nine Red Cross trucks and two ambulances could cross Christian lines. Four times before, Christian fire had driven Red Cross mercy missions back, but this time the convoy had an unarmed Christian escort. Sewer Dept. Administrative Dept. Recreation Dept IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Red Cross Convoy Begins Pubh Works Police Dept Fire Dept. Bldg & Zoning Dept FLORIDA Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1575-11A 1111111111 111,101111 N.s.rxsd Us Seats 0000 IOTIMES MONEY BACK GUARANTEE .iws, ,, t*s. r. sesss sad s.a4o.a, Sad. 0 iia "saw sM ,i'xckvi saSka 10 6ays I,ist.5,,4t I �I Evening Herald JOOS. FfllNdfl AVE.. SANFOHI), FI./t. 32771 Area Code 30322.26l1 or 831-9993 Around Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1976-4A WAYNE D. IX)Yl.E, Publisher %ll.I.lAM D. ('UIUIIE. Managing Editor Politics Ln nTI* -!%-.n the bisme hr the breakup of marriages of those In publlc life or those involved in the political process. But, politics or at least involvement In the political process did not hinder the resurrection of two marriages In the county In recent months. Maybe tLe o1d saying is true — "Love Is lovelier the second time around." The usual mixture of candidates and politicians attended the cocktail party honoring former Altamonte Springs Police Capt. David Gunter, a Democratic candidate for the district 3 seat on the Seminole County Commission, Friday at the I ____ <'jI Home l)ehver: Week. 53 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28 40. i1i Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. ________ w Welfare Reform Is A Necessity he Clock V DONNA ESTES Jim Carlin, who withdrew as a Democratic candidate for the Seminole County Commission, and his wife separated last year. After he got involved In politics, they reconciled and are happier than ever. Long before Sid and Jan Vihien's recent reconciliation, Jan was on the 'VihIen for Congress" bandwagon and actively involved in his campaign. Jan has been involved politically for many years. Remember when she ran against Mrs. Bruce Altamonte civic center. But, the unusual thing about the event — at least unusual in recent years — was the large number of citizens in attendance. There were nearly 200. Perhaps the citizenry is not as apathetic as so many political pundits think, or else Dave made a lot of Friends while a police officer. Dave, his lovely Isabel, mother, Mrs. Lucille Gunter of Winter Springs and children, Anna and David Jr., received the guests. Bobby and Patti Brantley are hosting an appreciation reception Rep. Vince Fechtel, (HLeesburg) from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at their Markham Woods Road home nest to the Seminole several years ago. Sid and Jan have stars in their eyes again now that he is back home with the family on Crystal Lake Drive. The governors at the National Governors Conference called for welfare reform. They agreed the present system is mess. DUL Mey IU(ItU LO agree on tne proper reiorm. The result was an ambiguous resolution that called for the federal government to mandate minimum welfare benefits in all states and pay all the costs of such benefits, but specifically opposed a guaranteed national income. The present system costs $19 billion a year and is condemned on all sides for different reasons. Recipients hold that it is dehumanizing, demeaning and creates dependency. They want increased benefits made more easily available. Taxpayers hold that the present system is wasteful, harbors cheaters and encourages idleness. They would reduce benefits and eligibility and enact a work requirement. Public officials whose jobs depend u pon the present system have a vested interest in its continuation. It is virtually impossible to get consensus from these groups, each of whom has enough political power to exercise a veto over any reform plan favored by the others. Daniel Patrick Moynihan made a manful effort to promote reform when he was an official in the Nixon administration. In an achievement less spectac ular but potentially more significant than the moon walk of Neil Armstrong, which occurred about the same time in the summer of 1969, Moynihan got President Nixon to espouse a comprehensive welfare reform plan. It would have simplified the regulations, created incentives for welfare recipients to find work, and shifted most of the cost to the federal government, It was promptly opposed and killed by all three special interest groups in the welfare field. The welfare rights groups said it was not generous enough. Conservative taxpayer groups said it was too extravagant. Social workers whose jobs it would have eliminated opposed it for that reason. . RAY CROMLEY AND THE Polls Swa face the winner of a three-way contest for the Democratic nomination in November. Democratic Authority Director candidates are Seminole Port James Ryan of Sanford and former Assistant State Attorney Newman Brock of Longwood. ~1 rn e r i c a s V oters ,,,, .. II WASHINGTON — The other day at a cornmunity swimming meet each timekeeper was told to quietly write his reading on the record sheet — not to voice his results out loud. Experience had demonstrated other timekeepers could be unduly influenced and some would change their times. 4. ,: Surveys by political scientists seem to k.' suggest strongly that poll results do swing votes . in political races. No one knows why. ... . -19 ., ,'', . . - 1. ..' : ' -. . \. . . :,' .i' •"" . . ...... . Letters To The by necessary legal specialist into a common unit. had never troubled to walk around to his would be supporting President Ford. ___________ % W -f- m R-v L, . ,4 :;~: ,0, 0 4 111. V - employed ,,.t_,, L'VIIl Mr.an( M Brl* bersMa End U In Patrickk By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN gown of blue muslin featuring nation. Bless you for writing. DEAR ABBY: I am so glad I can write to you with this problem because it has bothered me for years and I can't go to anyone else with it. You see, my parents were never married, which makes me illegitimate, right? I'm not exactly, proud of it, but I don't let it bother me too much because there is nothing I can do about it. married a very nice man and we have two lovely children. I want so much for thern to be legitimate, but if I'M not, then THEY can't be either, and this is my problem. What must I do to make my children legitimate' Thank DEAR ABBY: A letter in your column about visiting the elderly in nursing homes prompts my first "Dear Abby" letter. I agree, it's a great service to visit an elderly friend or in a nursing home, out consider this: Instead of going there to sit with him while you both look at the same four walls he looks at day in and day out, why not give him a change of scenery? high waistline, trimmed with satin ribbon, lace bodice and butterfly sleeves. She wore a full straw hat and carried a bouquet of corn flowers and baby's breath. Miss Stephanie Tara Quinn, sister of the bridegroom, served rviauve can be easily folded and tucked into the trunk of the car. Abby, this is a plea to your readers who visit someone in a nursing home: Please turn those routine duty visits into special events by treating the Take him For a little drive and patient an occasional outing. stop for a bite to eat. Or take It will do wonders for him. And him window shopping. Or treat for you, too. I know. I've been a him to a home-cooked meal volunteer in such a home for with the family. Just being over 10 years. away from the institution will BESS MEMPHIS MOM relieve his boredom and lift his DEAR BESS: What a pity I)EAR MOM: You did it. You spirits, you'll never know how much married their father. All If he isn't able to walk, be happiness your suggestion will aware that they now make bring to countless residents of children born to a married lightweight wheelchairs that nursing homes throughout the couple are legitimate, regar- as bridesmaid attired identically to the honor attendant. Roland Hymel Ill was best Given in marriage by her man. and groomsman was Scott brother of the lather, the bride wore a gown of Quinn, brid egroom. white dotted swiss with square neckline accented with lace and Following a brunch at the satin ribbon. The gown was full Metairie Country Club, the from the waist with tiered skirt couple left on a wedding trip to and sheer butterfly sleeves. Her Biloxi, Miss. They will make headpiece and bouquet were their home at 2840 St. Charles both of daisies and baby's Ave., New Orleans, where the breath. bridegroom is employed as Miss Mary Elizabeth Quinn, catering manager at the sister of the bridegroom, wore a Marriott Hotel. to Port Salut Cheese Made By Trappists yn 10 . ' and spending my own money running around like WASHINGTON — Those corporate bagmen and Rep. Ben Rosenthal, 0.-N.Y., has turned up picture theaters as a public service. Ostensibly, a nut unless I really believed that something will who ha ve been de livering bri bes to foreign of- e vi dence of criminal viola tio ns that cry out for it spreads the gospel of conservation, but it also be done." ficials may wind up behind the eight ball. prosecution. At stake is the principle that justice gets across the not-so-subtle message that the oil He said he believes it is the "specific job" of 3' Federal lawmen are quietly investigating the in this country should apply equally to the rich companies are upstanding, public-spirited delegates to get the Administration to focus on couriers, some of them as high as company vice and the poor. organizations. To put It bluntly, the movie is a problems and relate to them, adding: presidents, who have smuggled payoff money Therefore the Justice Dept., Customs Ser- propaganda film. o erseas. "I think it's a credit to our system that a vice, SEC and special prosecutor's office are Our say11the wisecracking Bob Hope director South Brooklyn canhand sudUnder the law, the couriers were required to quietly cooperating to bring indictments against will getsources between million and $3 million for funeral his denly end upfrom shaking the President's report to Customs any amounts over $5,000 that offending firms and their corporate couriers, role in the lobbying effort. Neither Hope nor he did delegation) at a White House party the for they took in or out of the country. The Law, which The Currency and Foreign Transactions Texaco, however, would discuss finances with the which New York and cocktail mentioning went into effect in 1972, was intended to catch Reporting Act, which sets the $5,000 limit, will be our reporter, Mike Viner. Gowanus Canal. Or talking with the Vice couriers for world drug rings. But it will now be used to catch the couriers. Tourists leaving he WATCH ON WASTE Not all government President, or the President's staff people, and used to nail the boardroom bagmen as well. United States usually aren't checked by waste Is measured In the millions. But the Mrs. Ford. This makes the whole system very, More than 215 areoverseas suspected of sending Customs. theout bagmen had no di!- smaller extravagances also add up. here are a very personal and real, and I don't know how tens of millions offirms dollars to pay off liculty getting Thus money of the have country. much more you can expec t from a system of f or eign pri nc es, potenta tes and politicians for Probably more of te n, the pa yof fs ha ve been few random examples: — At the Labor Dept., Undersecretary government any place. It's wonderful." contract favors, channeled through the foreign subsidiaries of multinational companies, thus avoiding the Michael Moskow moved to a new suite several When I asked New York GOP Chairman Baksheesh, cunishaw and cold cash repor- physic al transportation of the money out of weeks ago. He had it redecorated to suit his htosenbaum's public relations director, Kermit tedly have been delivered to Brazil, Colombia, United States. Yet these transactions can be taste. He displaced an assistant secretary, who Hill, how the Vice President's wooing of Scotto France, Gabon, Iran, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, traced and conspiracy cases possibly can be fountl new space in the legislative affairs section. squared with presidential aide Connors' Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South made. An official spokesman assured us this game of directive ("No official action or position on any Korea, Taiwan, Turkey and West Germany. One fact is evident: Illegal loot was de livered musical of fices cost the ta x pa yers only $23,000. matter by anyone in the Administration shall be, Some of the nation's most powerful and overseas. Fede ra l agen ts In tend to find out who But our sou rces inside the department Insist the directly or Indirectly, offered, promised or prestigious corporations have admitted making delivered true cost came closer to $230,000. i. provided as consideration, favor or regard for foreign payments. Among them are Ashland Oil, Footnote: The Internal Revenue Service, — At the Interior Dept., Secretary Thomas the support of any delegate to benefit the Burroughs,Douglas, Exxon, Gulf Oil, Lockheed, meanwhile, Is investigating the misreporting of Kelppe and his wife are fond of parties. ['resident's candidacy"), he pleaded ignorance, McDonnell Merck, Nor th Searle, Tenneco and United ands. rop, G.D. foreign bribes as business deductions. And SEC secretary Invited friends, relatives and aides to He told me: sleuths are still digging out more evidence of his offices, for example, for a Bicentennial "Mr. Scotto's change to Ford certainly was In some countries, no tably Italy and Japan, corporate bribes, party. And his wife threw ano ther party for riot conditioned in any way that we're aware of. the revelations of largeacale bribery have ONE FOR THE ROAD Comedian Bob Hope is ambassadors' wives in the secretary's dinln, It would he contrary to everything we know shaken the governments. Yet the corporate appearing now in movie houses across the room. A spokesman admitted the taxpayers about the operation of the White House and the executives, who paid the bribes, have largely country In another of his famous "Read to. picked up the bill for both parties. President Ford Committee. Rosenbaurn's been escaped punishment. pictures. However, this one was produced not by Tom Cresswell, director of the Federal very circumspect on this. As far as we know, Mr. The Securities and Exchange Commission Paramount but by Texaco. Aviation Administration's aeronautic center, Scotto's conversion was unilateral. We don't forced the firms to disclose the bribery to Its The oilcolossusis laying out an estimated $ hopped a government plane from okJuaCity know about any conversations he's had." stockholders and, thereby, to the public. But million to fight the proposed breakup of the to Washington to attend a retirement party foc When you consider that Ronald has because the SEC's main role is to regulate the major oil companies. As part of its multimedia FAA chief James Dow. This little Junket cost the been bucking this kind of blatantReagan Influence markets, not to prosecute malfeasance, the effort, Texaco hasproduced a Bob Hope short taxpayers about $990. Cresswell told us he had peddling ever since he began his campaign to buardmen bribers ha ve gone free. film called "Road to Energy." Of ficial business in Washington and the capture t he GOP presidential nomination, it's Yet probing by Sen. Frank Church, D.-Idaho, It has been offered, free of charge, to motion to take a "training flight" anyway. ii t' ; h lAell ;o, he h a s t:os F Quinn Jr. of New Orleans. Take Elderly Out On Visit dless of the legitimacy (or -- . ." 'II you're Democrats, I could suggest a pilgrimmago to Plains. Georgia!' The bridegroom is the son of E tor partisan polls. Wheeler suggests that these poll BERRY'S WORL D Jr., 510 Fast 14th St Sanford • Unquestionably, there is some point of cx- neighbor's side, which was painted white. results may have helped to keep Mr. Nixon in In a few days, former Rockefeller aide James office longer than otherwise. penditure at which it seems practical to consider Campaign if you will. .. but answer you must.. . Cannon, who now heads the President's Wheeler does not suggest this pollster conthe employment of legal counsel wherein the so choose wisely if you pick a color. There are a Domestic Council, called Scotto and set up a sciously twisted his questions or deliberately specific needs can be met by drawing from a pool lot of people who recognize the color gray. meeting at the White House. 80 Simpson biased his techniques. Nor is there any proof that of talent structured as a basic unit. Whether the In this hour-long get-together, attended by a the shift was anything more than accidental. But most desirable result would be derived by adding Longwood Cannon staffer who just coincidentally happened there It was, at least according to the Wheeler another department to an already seam strethnn ks'.—. ..1 IUIU IdIVU UI Brookl , a('OLiO survey. ched bureaucracy or by accomplishing a parallel told his troubles to Cannon. efficiency thro ug h negotiating the cost factor on Now this same pollster, by his own statements, is a ve ry close friend of Sen. Walter the o pe n market is moot. From this meeting, Scotto went to another Mondale, Democratic vi ce pr esidential canIt is entirely believable that enough interest hour-long session with Cannon aide Ray Ilanzlik, didate. would be shown by enough well q ua lifi ed youn g who handles Intergovernmental relations. The logical question is whether th is man's attorneys to take some of the commissioners Hanzlik set up a future meeting for Scotto with friendshi p with Mondale is influencin g his polls, time in screening them. But. . - a campaign John Eden, the head man at the Commerce which today show an extraordinarily high issue? The candida te that tel ls me t ha t he or she Dept.'s Economic Development Administration. preference for the Carter-Mondale ticket. Some is going to solve this pr oblem or the problem of Scotto says of his conferences with various Ford wo uld say an unbelievably high preference, if impact fees or taxes versus service or any of the Administration officials: judged by most past elections, myriad problems that face a gov er ning body by "Basically, what we were looking for were possible solutions and ways of utilizing the JACK ANDERSON federal government and those agencies that have got to come into Brooklyn." When I asked Scotto if he felt he had been explicitly promised that the problems he men. tioned would be solved, he laughed replying: y p Ja * l l "listen, I would not be using up all this time The loopholes that already have emerged, as well as the Orleans, La. 110 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hiram Lee — will become insufferable. 'Men, at last, a rational court decision that a candidate can spend as much as he wants in his own behalf, breach the spending limits that Congress intended and introduce inequities that favor the rich, Congress obviously has to go back to the drawing boards to raise ceilings to a more realistic level so that some of the temptation to breach them will be removed, and to impose the same spending limitations on the rich as all the others. bride of Francis Patrick Quinn III on July 17 at 11 am. with Monsignor A. Screen officiating at the nuptial mass held in Saint Pius Catholic Church, New ' reform program will become possible of enactment. In 1974, Congress enacted a law designed to cut the influence of big money in the election process. It was intended to purify po li ti cs, to make elections mo re equi ta ble and to prevent spe cial interests from dominating elections wi th a bottomless wa llet. Two recent examples of obvious end runs around the la w deserve immediate attention. One Is the practice by w hich adult contributors to presidential campaigns, who ha ve reached the $1,000 maxim um that an indi vidual can contri bu te, put mo re money into races by pledging funds in the names of their children. A re port that a 5-year-old gir l contributed $785 to Jimmy Carter campaign is among the flagrant examples of this di vers ion. Another inequity, sanctioned by the Supreme Court, allows partisans to contribute up to $5,000 each to a series of shadow committees esta bl ished on be half of a candida te, but separate from his formal organization. Gail Elaine Lee became the . Legal department as opposed to political power sometimes hard lesson to weigh and consider the these were problems that were beyond question Revis 1011 Needed Lee-Quinn Marry An New Orleans - appointments. It certainly has not been a dark pluses against the minus' in arriving at priority legitimate and by God the Administration would secret for to these many months that increasing judgment. Heard a man say recently that do something about them." legal fees incurred by county government gives compromise was a tool of politicians and solved Rocky promisea ne'd set up some meetings. impetus to a study for both a method of fiscal no problem.s. Felt right sorry for him, because Right then and there, uncommitted delegate control and a basic structure which brings the his side of the fence was painted black and he Scotto told Rocky that "as of this moment" he But patchwork "improvements" in the system, such as food stamps, continue. Eventually they or WASHINGTON — The on-the-spot conversion of an uncommitted New York Republican . . . delegate In a 45-minute conversation with Vice ..,. . President Rockefeller dramatically illustrates it . the unmoveable object Ronald Reagan has been up against In challenging Gerald Ford — that is 'c , r' the truly awesome power of presidential inI cuinbency. 11 And it makes a mockery of strict orders by Ford Cabinet Secretary James Connor that all . 1 It is usually argued, with apparently little GOP delegates having legitimate business with . -.t"j foundation, that a percen ta ge of the voters want the federal government should not be treated -. .. to be certain of going wi th the winner, so that ,_, . favorably but in ra ther the same manner as t heir votes aren't "wasted." .. -. . 'any other concerned citizen." II polls were reasonably accurate, and unAs Salvatore Scotto explained it to me in an biased, this might not matter or not matter interview, it was in late June or early July and he much. was sitting in his office at the South Brooklyn funeral home which he directs — arranging a But there is increasing evidence that polls — funeral — when the call from Rockefeller came. including most of the better known political I Rocky said he had been told by New York surveys — are not only inaccurate, except on State Republican Chairman Richard Rosenoccasion, but are subtly biased as well. Michael Wheeler, associate professor of law _______________________________________________________________________________________ baum that there were problems in Scotto's area. Scotto, who has recently been made a at the New England School of Law in Boston, has member of the board of directors of the Brooklyn now written a book entitled 'Lies, Damn Li es, Chamber of Commerce, said this was true and O and Statistics: The Manipulation of Public di listed some of them: The Gowanus Canal is Opinion inAmerica." choosing black on the one side or white on the polluted; the Navy Yard and waterfront have In this book, Wheeler includes an analysis of Black Vs White other is going to leave me wondering what kind deteriorated economically and physically; and some of the results of one of the more famous of magic school he or she just graduated from. unemployment in Brooklyn Is a problem all Editor: public pollsters in this country. He compares the Age doesn't connote maturity as we know it in across the board. Campaign Issue. . . Legal Department vs reportedly nonpartisan ratings of President As Scotto tells it: "The Vice President said Nixon noted by this pollster who had been contract Appointments. Black vs White. Period, our language. Maturity is learning the ., President Kennedy) before and present system were sufferable. No reform was enacted. — U _ after quietly taking on a Job at the Nixon White House. According to Wheeler, the more friendly this man became with Nixon assistant Charles Colson, the higher the Nixon rating in his non- Congress decided in the end that the evils of the — g V '. _________________________________________________ — Swofford also said that charges against him pursued relentlessly by the state attorney's office for the past two years are finally all over with. I WOMEN Young Elizabeth Schuyler in 1779 to the 19-year-old seemed to weaken her conHamilton's husband Alexander Philadelphia debutante, stitutlon and Jefferson, while _ full time back in Seminole. Rea an s Battle phill Al l Unusual Personali*ties - He said that he Is not running for public office ; 11. J All - JOHN D. LOFTON JR. C ~. Found'i'ng Fathers 0 was incautious about conjugal daughter of a prominent Tory. away in Philadelphia, worried infidelity. The daughter of Gen A woman of un ce rtain tern- about her to distraction. At last Philip Schuyler, Mrs. Hamilton perament, she was 19 years he resigned his seat in Congress better president than her command of Mount Vernon Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, Aug. 3, 197—SA married Washington's aide-tie- Arnold's junior and a looker, His order, of course, applied spouse. to hurry home and later refused with orders to "summon your j'— %only to the damsels ho followCP in 1780. Only the ye:!_ !x she fliri.'d with a New York a commission to France to stay — She w ardent in America's whole fortitude and pass your fore he had written, "Do I want congressman to help her hus- at her side. Despite intense ed his rag-tag ranks; wives, cause. In 1777, when the outlook time as agreeably as possible." sweethearts and tarts. But It was particularly a wife' No, I have plagues band obtain his part of the tral- pressures, he limited himself to bleak and it She marshaled the household to wards of sharing in her bus- Ben when he arrived In the busy enough without desiring to add torous bargain bespoke the male attitude tothe West Virginia government. seemed Washington's army the work of making bandages band's struggle. That was de- seaport in 1723 carrying a loaf to the number with the greatest Point command. When the plot ward even 18th century gentle- might falter, she penned, "We for the army and He nursed her through her Illlaying in extra nied Deborah Franklin. of bread under each arm and of them all." women. was exposed and Arnold es- nesses but the last was fatal. possess a spirit that will not be supplies for the larder. Her husband Benjamin, sd- eating a third. They had nearly As it was, he married far caped, her hysteria was con- She died Sept. 6, 1782, four Ornaments of domestic felic- conquered. If our men are all When Lord Dunmore, Vir- entist, statesman and woman- married but he went off to above his station, concealing vincing Ity, delicate sources of inher- drawn off and we should enough to fool Washing- months after her third misbe at- ginia's royal governor, ap- izer, was infrequently seen in England. Returning, be found his bastardy itance and heirs, chaste stew- tacked, you would find a race of proached on the Potomac to Philadelphia. until the betrothal ton, LaFayette and Hamilton carriage. lie spent much of her wed to and deserted by a was consummated. She ards of hearth and household, Amazons in America." was into believing she played burn the plantation and take his time in London Years later his daughter on as an emis- bigamist. *ladies were never, heaven forwell-bedded, bearing him eight part. But she was also Q a realist, her prisoner, Martha ref used to sary of the colonies to Parliawrote, "The scene that followed He "t oo k her to wife" 1730, in children. But of all the women of th e bid, an encumbrance to the Whatever fame or fortune retreat. "No," she said, i did not witness; but the yb"I will ment, and she never saw him presenting her a bastard son to progress of their masters. Hamilton's indiscretions, in- day, the most intriguing is the awaited her, she knew, depend- not desert my post." At length for lence of his emotion, when althe last ten years of her life, raise. Apparently they never eluding attentions to his sister- most mysterious, Martha WayBut among the exceptional ed entirely upon the accom- she was persuaded to stand off For the last nine months, until bothered with a wedding, Debo- In-law, were as legendary as his les Skelton Jefferson. Here was most by stealth I entered into men of those days there were plishments of her mate. She a short distance. The attack her death of a stroke in the rah's legal status being some- fatal duel with Aaron Burr. But a woman of such great charm his room at night, to this day I some no less exceptional worn- dearly wished to be present In never materialized. dare not trust myself to dewinter of 1776, she never what in doubt. en. And the often neglected Philadelphia for the midwifing his wife was faithful to the end. and vulnerability that her hus- scribe The first time she joined her bothered to write. " Her life was not without Its She died at 97 trying to the last band forsook a national role in founding mothers of America of the country but she satisfied husband at camp, near Boston, sometimes prove as interesting Their separation was as excitements. In 1765 a mob to repair his reputation as a the Revolution beyond penJefferson loved her so deeply, herself with the reflection "that she confided to a friend, "I con- much her wish as his. She pro- threatened to pull down her statesman. as the founding fathers. ning its justification a person so nearly connected fess I shudder every time I hear that he and so privately, he destroyed fessed a strong attachment to home, holding Franklin partly Abigail Adams, wife of one with me has Margaret Shippen Arnold might be at her side. And we all of their letters and her behad the honor of the sound of a gun... To me, that her home and an abiding fear of to blame for the Stamp Act. was another stalwart widow, know almost nothing of their 10- longings. In his autobiography president and mother of anoth- being a principal actor in laying never see anything of war, the the sea. Mrs. Franklin was Deborah turned an upstairs despite her er, springs to mind. A woman of a foundation for its husband's ill-fame. year marriage, he limited himself to the refuture preparations are very terrible content to mind the family store room into a magazine and It may well have been uncommon Intellect, her fa- greatness." because A 23-year-old widow when she mark that she "was the cherIndeed, but I endeavor to keep and raise their only surviving equipped herself with a gun, she abetted mous letters to husband John Benedict's married Jefferson on the first ished companion of my life, in Martha Washington, a timid my fears to myself as well as I child, Sarah. prepared to "show a proper re treachery. The hero of Saratoga day of 1772, she bore him six whose affections, from Braintree, Mass., are housewife and a very rich wld- can." unabated, I Deborah had been the 17- sentment." No one tested her began to treat with the British children, three of whom died in had lived the last ten years in studded with wit, exhortation ow when the general landed Martha at least had the re- year-old girl who laughed at resolve, within a month of his marriage infancy. Each pregnancy unchecquered happiness." there and in fact plans to sell the farm to spend his • Of By DENNIS MONTGOMERY and love as well as advice for her, was nearer the action; too Associated Press Writer the Continental Congress meet- near, sometimes, to her liking. "Women," said General ing In Philadelphia. Harry TruAnticipating a short war, George Washington In the sum- man once remarked that AbiWashington sallied forth to mer of '77, "are to march with gail Adams wo uld have made a Massach usetts and left her In the baggage." Political warhorse, former county commissioner and former A!tarnmtP Springs mayor, Lawrene' Swofford was back in town last weekend. He put to rest the rumor which had swept the county that he was running for public office In North Carolina where his farm Is located. ,lit S ' NUM8ERI y ,*jW'ives Golf Course. Vince has no GOP primary opposition, but will By TOM IIOGE AP Newsleatures Writer Back In 1815, the Trappist monks, exiled by the French Revolution, returned to their homeland and founded a new Abbey known as Notre Dame de Port du Salut. Today we associate the name with a classic cheese. A short time after their return, the monks made a discovery. A bacteria the French call B. Linens could do miracles Beaujolais wine. Being a versatile cheese, Port Salut grates easily and melts readily. It makes a fine ingredient in sauces and soups, such as Monk's Cheese Soup. This flavorful recipe, which should delight lovers of both cheese and soup, is a mixture of leeks, chicken broth and milk with grated Port Salut allowed to melt into the mixture. Here's the formula. 1 4 cup butter with cheese, softening and 2 large leeks, chopped I enriching it. The result was the cup French rusk crumbs delightful Port Salut famed all 2 cups milk over the world today. 2 cupschicken broth Soon after the monks began 3 4 pound t3 cups grated making it, imitations of Port Port Salut Salut began cropping up everySalt and pepper where. Finally the French govToasted slices of French eminent stepped in and decreed rusk that only cheese made in Melt butter and saute leeks France could bear the name. till golden brown. Stir in Today several modern plants in crumbs. Slowly stir in milk and that country use the monks' chicken broth. Stir over low formula to produce the world's heat till mix thickens slightly. supply of this mellow cheese. Simmer 15 minutes till leeks 11 Port Salut is compact and are tender. Gradually stir in, a elastic, holding its shape when handful at a time, 2 cups of cut. The texture Is soft, without grated cheese. Stir till cheese holes, and it tastes something melts. Season to taste with salt like Gouda. The rind of Port and pepper. Spoon soup into inSalut should be smooth without dividual oven-proof soup bowls. cracks. lop with French rusk sprinkled Whether served with fruit as with remaining grated cheese. a dessert or eaten as a snack, Place under broiler till cheese roct Salut is satisfying to most meiis and serve. Good with ç cheese lovers. It Is especially slightly chilled Beaujolais. good with a slightly chilled Serves S. Cooking From Scratch N o t Al ways It may come as a surprise to you, but starting from scratch isn't always the cheapest way around your kitchen. Depending on the convenience food you choose, It may be more your than economical homemade version. Prices of some fresh vegetables can give you a good reason for using the processed kinds. When fresh vegetables are in season, they can be economical, but you need to compare carefully' the prices of the fresh, canned and frozen varieties. Canned or frozen peas, lima beans and spinach cost only half as much as fresh. tncl, some of the fresh fruits est more than their con. , Barbershop Singing 0 ffn ounty All local women interested in learning to sing barbershop harmony are invited to attend a meeting Aug. 12 and each following Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship flail of the St. :ndrews Presbyterian Church, 0913 Bear Lake Road. The meeting will be conducted by Mrs. Ardyce Aagaard, 3187 Cecelia Dr., Apopka, in the interest organizing a chapter 1 Sweet Adelines Inc. During the meeting Mrs. Aagaard will explain about Sweet Adelines Inc., an inof ternational four-part harmony organization for women, and introduce barbershop music to the group. "Sweet Adelines is a civic sersice-hobby cr.anhzation for my women,'' she said today. 'Each chapter is a chorus of 20 or more ineriibers who learn to sing barbershop harmony. The Thursday meeting will be a get acquainted affair, according to Mrs. Aagaard. "We will discuss a permanent meeting place and elect ternporary officers. Musical knowledge isn't necessary to sing with this prospective group," she explained. ..If you likk to sing and want to contribute a few hours each month to civic service, you'll enjoy Sweet Adelines. We will also for those who are superstitious, need to find an assistant it's had luck to open an urndirector for our chorus. Anyone brella indoors. interested in learning to direct 4-part harmony will certainly be cicorice Annie Russell Ends Summer Run The Annie ltussch .Suiminw'r L'h'rc are the jousts with the Theatre at Rollins College windmills, his worship of the concludes its 1976 summer urchin Aldonza, his delusion of season on Sunday. The final the golden helmet a barber's eek of performances of the hit bowl his final knighthood by iiiusical "Man Of li Mancha" the local innkeeper and the is scheduled Wednesday ultimate scene in which he is through Sunday. All per- once again Cervantes, on his iorniances are slated for 8:30 deathbed, failing to recall his p.m. There will be a 2:00 p.m. fantasy, itiatinee on Saturday. "Man Of La Mancha" The story is a sort of dream received universal critical sequence in which Cervantes acclaim, being produced on imagines himself to be Don stage in 24 countries and 2i Quixote, accompanied by his languages faithful Sancho, as he en deavors unsuccessfully to curt' the ills of the world. o Ki — — TV Ser ies Offers I n s t ruction In Data Processing Course Seminole Community College will award three hours of college credit in data veniene'e "twins." processing to students who Making orange juice from the successfully compete the 1'V frozen concentrate is con- Series "Making It Count" to be siderably less expensive than shown this Fall on Channel 24 making it the old fashioned way on ten Monday evenings, by squeezing oranges by hand. p.m., beginning Monday, Sept. But, if some of these results 6. make you want to cast off your mixing bo wl and measuring Studen ts should register for cups, hold it! Because when von the course (DP 110, Section 607 enter the world of main dishes, at the Registrar's Office at the convenience foods are often College. Supplemental text and more expensive. Frozen beef, workbook may be purchased at turkey' and seafood dinners, the Seminole Community sweet and sourpork, and pizza College bookstore. Students will cost considerably more than be expected to view the series your homemade specialties, each Monday evening , tvideo But, spaghetti made from a tapes will be available in the package mix or canned is less Audio-Visual Dept. for those expensive than made from who are unable to do so), read scratch. the assigned chapters, corn- Cheape s t illegitimacy) of their parents. DEAR ABBY: I am planning wedding. I want my bridesmaids to wear southern belle-type dresses and enter t'arryng parasols instead of flowers. I want them to walk down the aisle with their parasols open, until they reach the front of the church. Then they would turn to face the congregation and close their parasols, keeping them closed for the duration of the service. My fiance and his mother say this would look stupid. What do )oU and sour readers think, BRIDE I)EAR BRIDE: I think it might look as though you were trying to create a Broadway musk-al production effect. And plete the workbook, and mail their work into the instructor, There will be optional classes held on campus to allow the student "hands on" experience with the computers. MAKIN(; Ii' COUNT designed to meet the needs of the Nonspecialis t. MAKING IT COUNT was not designed to produce qualified programiners or system analysts, Rather, it is relevant to those who need to understand the role of computers in business, to career men and women who to work more effectively with data processing specialists. MAKING IT COUNT presents a broad overview of data processing concepts and problems Fundamentals of hardware and software, programming languages, and programming logic are covered. Many data processing terms are introduced and defined in context. Heavy emphasis is placed on coiiiputer applications. For instance, three lessons on systems analysis show how a computer is developed to sole a typical user problem. Other aspects explored are the role of computers in management decision making, how to acquire computing capability, and future developments in daLi processing, Interested persons should contact the Registrar's Office of Seminole Community College and apply for admission to the College as soon as possible. Registration began in mid-July. Easy WayT I I'M HEADED TO THE - ll I Roaches and Ants PLAZA THEATRE For fast relief call the i T ,? " ( (O11l 1 1171101L. Hostess. EVERY HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8)4 91 1.1 ,--" J Sanf ord SHIRLEY MILIEU 3)4 92)2 CaseIberry Winter F ores t Cit Aftarnonfe Spr r'g', A0k, - - - - --1 HruJ/i un ,,ncr , . THE PLAZA AD EVERY MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD lasts (or months Control roaches and ants the easy way — brush NO-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures Colorless, odorlcss coating stays ctkctise for months. WINN DIXIE RUTH TUEC1I 834 92)2 A!t3rjntC Sprinjs Leo j ,ood E .1S) HILDA RICHMOND $?i 311 �Hi 6A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Aug. 3, It7 I TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Tues dày has death sentence reprieved. EvenIng 830 4 j GOOD TIMES: J.J. astounds the family witt news that he plane to marry the "wefrdo" of the neighborhood. First of two parts. (A) I WORLD PRESS LAVERNEANDSHIRLEY: Laverne and Shirley's apartma,t I; b'' ml ,suu 4 a,,u Laverne deddes to help the police as a dewy. 600 2 r ii' iz 'vi's 6ff FAMILY AFFAIR .7 ZOOM 7 WORLD PRESS 3S MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6-30 I. 12 NBC NEWS L CBS NEWS I DREA OF JEANNIE .7 ANTIQUES 1) ABC NEWS 4 ZOOM 3 RIN TIN TIN 700 li TO TELL THE TRUTH r BRADY BUNCH :L CONCENTRATION 6ff HOGAN'S HEROES (4) LATE NEWS 6 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 1 -3.5 5j MOVIE: Ooined in pf0 grass) "Violent Stranger." Zachary Scott, Faith Domergue. 1:45 (4) PASTOR'S STUDY 2:00 .1) DAILY DEVOTIONAL FEEDBACK IL UNTAMED WORLD 12) MARCUS WELBY. MD. 24 FLORIDASTATEWATER SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS: Taped at Lake 3 STAR TREK 730 1) CANDID CAMERA A) MATCH GAME IL CROSS 6I HOGANS HEROES T HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8-00 (2) (112) MOVIN ON: Sonny arid Will hire afather-sonteam of truckers (Strother Martinand Jeff Conaway) to run an extra load of produce, but it soon becomes a dangerous pb. (A) (41) 1161) POPI: Abraham is in line for a better job in the hospital laundry, but (tie other two contenders have giventt'Ie boss expensive gifts to better fl'ter 11) HAPPY DAYS: Forizie is asked by Arnold, owner of Arnold's Drive In, to stand sç for him at his wedd!ng (R) 3 MOVIE: "Lucky ff" Dorothy Lamour. Brian Doniev'y. 1949 LaWyer trap for killer after girl suspect HIUHLKiHTS 9:30 ( CE) THREE TIMES DALEY: Don Adams, Jerry Houser, Lian Dunn star as fathers and sons-three gerl. eratioris of family all trying to live together under one roof. 10.00 (2) (12) CITY OF ANGELS: While fighting to free a gui of a hornicidecharge.Jake(Wayne Rogers) uncovers the details of a plot to take over the govern. 'It. (A) (.4) CL) SWITCH: A girl convinces Pete and Mac tO come to Oregon to help prove that her uncle was her father's mttdeeer. (R) NEWS 700 CLUB 10:30 5ff ALAN BURKE SHOW 1) WOMAN 11:00 (1) (12) NEWS 6ff WILD. WILD WEST FLO'rO ENTERPRISES THEATRES 12 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU TIIIATEI 11.30 HOT SEAT 8 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 11:30 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) (4) LOVE OF LIFE 4 (Mon., Tues, Weds) WORW OF WOMEN (Thurs.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) JUDAISM TODAY ZOOM cIJ HAPPY DAYS (A) 11:50 PAUL HARVEY COM6 MENTARY 11:55 (4) (11) 6- CBS NEWS Morning 6:00 ) (Mon.. Wed, Fri.) SUMMERSEMESTER:"TheGreal Translten: Alternatives tot the 21st century." (Tuas.) CRACKERBARREL (Thur.) OF WOMEN AND MEN 6:10 2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 (6) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:25 (2) (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tues--Thus) I DREAM Of JEANNIE (Wed) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fit.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (I) DAILY WORD Afternoon 12:00 (2) (1) NEWS i YOUNG AND REST. LESS 6 (Mon. thi-ough Thurs) DUCK, DUCK GOOSE (Fri) MAX B. NIMBLE (12) FUN FACTORY ç (MOn)RIVALSOFSHER LOCK HOLMES (Tues.) EVE. NING AT POPS (Wed.) UP. STAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (Thurs.) NOVA (Fil.) BOOK 6:30 (Fri. only) I DREAM OF BEAT JEANNIE PASTOR'S STUDY CE) SUMMER SEMESTER 1) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU CL) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:35 FARM AND HOME 6:38 (.12) LIVING WORDS 6:43 (12) HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 NEWS 6:55 112) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 658 .12) PAUL HARVEY 7:00 (2) 112) TODAY (Local news at 7:25 and 8:25). (4) CE) CBS NEWS: (7:30, 5 men. local news, Ch. 4). 6ff POPEVE AND FRIENDS 172 SESAME STREET 112 GOOD MORNING AMER. 3 BIG VALLEY 12:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW :,) CL) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 6 ALL MY CHILDREN 8 The DirtyDozen. Lee Marvin. Ielry Savalas Pail one 62 171) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN ' 92 TUESDAY MYSTERY: Legacy of Blood" Hardworli. 12:55 11) .12) NBC NEWS 100 (12) SOMERSET (4) 11) (Mon.) JENNIE ('Tiies) THE LIFE OFLEONARDO DA VINCI (Wed) MOVIE: "Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler." (Thurs.) AT THE TOP (Fri.) OLYMPIAD CL) RYAN'S HOPE 8 -__________ ___________ KANGAROO 6ff COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 112 ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 'I, ijv,, "Dr. rniiuii. Tucker. (Tues.) "Deep Watots." Dana Andrews, Jean ._ .._. .. CiU13 lYvOu.I rirty oaus - TUTl( (Mon.) (ThursyHumanJungle"Qary Merrill, Chuck Connors. (Fri.) "Joan of the Ozarks," Judy Canova, Joe E. Brown. 3 MOVIE: (Mon.) FIight Nurse." Joan Leslie, Forrest 8:30 6ff FRAN CARLTON EX- - MOVIES: Mabuse: The Gambler." (Tues.) "Deep Waters." Dana Andrews, Jea,'i Peters. (Wed.) "Fifty Roads to Town." eg insurance man who is _______ MIDDAY :1J NEWS CAPTAIN ERCISE SHOW 1 (Mon) WORLD PRESS heavily in det( to a criminal money lender hopes to ax(Tues.) WOMAN (Wed ) CONlrtahirosptttrnmP1qntuvi ------------SEJUER SuRVIVAl u'r -.--- . mont. (RI (Thurs.) CONSULTATION (Fri.) BLACK PERSPECTIVE 12:00 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S TABLE 8.00 (61) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE ICA 21) (12) TONIGHT Ii) 3S CBS LATE MOVIE: IrTnAz Qm'I i1 Wednesday 9:00 (12) POLICE WOMAN: A night cliti singer (Paula Kelly) and a cat burglar (Edd Bymes) learn with Anderson and Crowtey to smash a burglary ring that preys on wealthy, single women. (A) (41) (61) M'A'S'H: Hawkeye arid his fellow doctors face an extraordinary problem when one of their patients, a battle fatigued bombadier, anhe is the Savior. (A) 17) FIRING LINE IXXIOI.YMPIC GAMES EN ONLY 1) THE ELECTRIC COMpftji4y (A) "' Town" - Ann Ameche Sothern, (Thuri) Don "Human only, see 3:30 pm. (I) MERV GRIFFIN (1) EDGE OF NIGHT ADOAMS FAMILY 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLASSHOW (1) LUCY 3} MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (BAW) ADAM 12 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (B&W) LJ U) NtW (61) HOGAN'S HEROES (I) BEVERLY HIU..BILLIES • - Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busineSs at 1101 Woodall Drive, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Counly, Florida under the liCtitiouS name of DYNAMIC SOFTWARE CONCEPTS. and that I intend to registersaidname with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the Puovlslons of the FiCtitious Name Stattts, To Wit: Section 065.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. S Peter J. Tierney Publish. July 77, Aug. 3, tO, I?, 1976 DEB 12) FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged let businessat 1057 W Notre Dame Dr., Altamonte SprIngs 32701, Seminole County, Florida under the t1ct1hbo' name of SILVER FOX TRADERS, and that I intend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the wovisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 06509 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Lorraine FlOrelli PublIsh: July I), 20. 77, Sug. 3. 1976 DEB-si CLASSIFIED ADS Orlondo - Winter Pork Seminole 83-9993 _________________________ 322-2611 1:00 9:45 r REE SWAPSI4 p AHOFLEAMARICET EvERY SuNDAYAg,t SCM -- 1:30 CALL lfl-1114 KARATE FEATURES SAT. _____________ [)a Ptjss & SUN. '] MID- N ITE SHOWS ON FRI. & SAT. ________ __________ AND "LADY SINGS THE BLUES" _______ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ BELL SQUA RE MALL 25th and Park Ave., Sanford (2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW (4) GAMBIT 116) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6ff (Mon.) LIFE IN THE SPIR- IT (Tues.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING (Wed.) THE ROCK fThurs.t MANNA (Fri,)THEBIBLE '11) FEEDBACK IL MCVE:(Mon.)"The Mummy." Bons Kailoff, Zitajoharvi 1932. (Tues.) Cnmson Canary." Noah Berry, Jr., Lois CoIIr, (B&W) 1945 (Wed,) "The Man Who Cried Wolf." Lewis Stone, Tom Brown, (BAW) 1937. (Thur.) Murder in the Blue Acorn." Grace (B&W) Donald Cook (Fri.) "Pillowof Death." LonChanoy, STORE SPACE FOR LEASE 600, 1,050, 4,000, 6,000 sq ft. Areas may be converted Into large unit(s). Total of _ 30,000 sq. ft. to accommodat, your needs. B ELI & LEONARD PROPERTIES P.O. BOX 7 SANFORD, FL.A. 32771 Mon..Frl,-1Q:00f04:OO_305.322.01l7 After hours 3OS323.S123 Brenda Joycde. (B.&W) 112) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 930 1) KUTANA fff 700 CLUB 10:00 12.11 (12) SANFOROANDSON (A) C PRICE IS RIGHT .1) 214 SESAME STREET (4) (A) V V TURNS "a *uu. ,.,, ,, ruu - 200 '711 (Mon) FIRING LINE (Tue-s ) NOVA (Thurs.) AMER. ICAN INDIAN ARTISTS (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS 1) $20,000 PYRAMID 2:30 21 -12) THE DOCTORS 'A) IL THEGUIDINGLIGHT 72' (Wed )LOWELLTHOMAS REMEMBERS (A) 'IL ONE LIFE TO LIVE: New time pertod and length. 21 (Tues) THE MEN W1,4O MADE THE MOVIES (Thuri.) JENNIE (A). (FrI,) NOVA (A) 3$ MAYBERRY RFD 3.00 IL 121 ANOTHER WORLD (41) 11) ALL IN THF FAMILY IL GENERAL HOSPITAL 3$ TENNESSEE TUXEDO 3:15 GENERAL. HOSPITAL: New time period and length. 12) CELEBRITY 3.30 SWEEPSTAXES '14.) IL 3$ 700 CLUB 11:00 erririted Thurs on Ch 4 see below. 121) 112) WHEEL OF FOR- TUNE (4) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 11) GAMBIT 5ff (Mon.) MEDIX (Tues. throt4s Fri.) NOT FOR WOM- 1zJJ& 1 30 ('21) 112) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 1141) -IL AS THE WORLD '1) 10:30 '1211 Ozarks "Judy Canova, Joe E. Brown. line I?hruStimes 3)C a line 6thru 25 tImes 24ca line 2OtImeS ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon MATCH GAME: Pie- ROC' AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 400 2, IRONSIDE AT NANNY AND THE PRO FESSQR' Preempted Thur __________________ Will-I 39 i $1 Regular 9 " Value I ' ' , GOOD ALL DAY u" •.. ,i. At 'ooe FRlCD CHICKEN to b- paid infull as they fall due as a result of the transaction, Richard B Owen, Esquire Carroll & Jones, PA P0 Box 911 JPFN DAILY 11AM TIL9 33 P At -FRI. I SAT. Tn. 1030P.M. lotErench Awe IHi way 17.921 S3nto,d deliver Sufficient copies of the claIm tA ii.. ,I..h ,. ..hl. •i. ,. •,. iTi5iIi'g representalive All persons interested in lPe estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has bee-n mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obiections they may have Ihal challenges the validity f Ihe decedent's will, the qualifications of Ihe personal representatives or the venue or jurisdiction of the Court. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN thaI a bulk transfer is about to be made The names and business addresses of the transferor and the transfer., and all other business names and addresses used by the transferor within the last three years so far as known to transferee are a Transferor' John V. Llkins d b a Maitland Motor Supply, 2100 N. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANri Orlando Ave., Maitland. FlorIda OBJEiiONS Nor so FILED 2775), WILL SE FOREVER BARRED Transferee: James J. McDonnell Date of the first publication of ths and William Johnson, or assigns. 61$ Notice of Administration' August 3. Pershing Drive, Altamonte Springs, 1976. Florida 32701 S Carmine At. Bray, Other Names '- None 5 Gerald Korman b. All debts of thi' Transferor are )a1/8 u are riperenced in sales and a better income Selling with a progressive company, this isfcr you! We want energetic mature People with an interest in then career You will be representing a ,.,,, ,, I I apartment? DUPLEX-- Furnished or un turnushed Ideal location Reasonable rent 365 3721. - NurSes. RN'S I LPN's. Aides. Aid companIon Needed immediately 6200636. : IF i0 5300 extra a month Interests you, then call 5142056 for app? - LIVE IN- Mature, good home, Salary, permanent. Private room & bath with 2 adults Driver's license, nursing experience 322 3990 TAXI DRIVERS Yellow Cab. 20) 5 Park Aye, Sanford _______________________________ (. _____________________ Needed immedillely, telephone solicitors, prefer experienced operators. Call 321 0121 ____________________ LEASIPIG AGENT.- For apartment COmplex in Sanford Saturdays 9 a m to 6 P m and as needed. Experience preferred Send resume to P0 Box 1911 Lake Mary, Fla. 32716 _______ ___________________ ALIGNMENT END FRONT MECHANIC - MuSt be Cx Own tools, Eu perienced perienced in tune ups. shock et stallments 8. brake lobs AAA EMPLOYMENT. 20) E. Corn mercial, 323 $116 31_Apartments Furnished - -- - _______________________ - - -- Efficiency and2 Bedroom, monthly, adells Wekuva Landing Resort. Freeboat moorageandcanoeuse. 322 __________________________ ________________________ ___________________ ______________________ ')'LiI R I I r TI!. !I F l(I .% (I"• LEGAL SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER - Will train. wth knowleqge of shorthand BOOKKEEPE1 TYPIST EXECUTIVE SECRETARY GIRL FRIDAY -. Transportation & billing knowledge, fantastic op 24 N HIghway 1792 Cas0elberry. Florida 32707 PbIlth. July 71, Aug 3, 1916 flFR117 A% Personal Representatives of the Estate of Theodore 7. Olsen REAL ESTATE .,, : MACHINIST LIVE IN COUPLE INSURANCE RATER MANAGER COUPLE - Petal experience, salary $1700 mo Lake Mary Furn Apt 322 7244 Village APA R TME 0 --WE SELL SUCCESS-Commerilal fl3 5176 eneva I'Gardens I IhVIarv D'it.mv Are.I,4,ioAwê. AUIJ i I 01W fl0IUIIll ). Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apis. NTS Kitchen Equipped One Bedroom POOL From ri NO DEPOSIT I I Is.) L ' ' " -. - 322.2090 LI ;. - ' IT'S BEEN REDUCED - $1100 for an early sale! Beautiful custom BR. 2 Bath. with walk in closets, goodies qalorpi 571, SOUTH FRAME THIS PRETTY PICTURE - 4 BR. I halhs. central heat 1. in, fireplace, equipped eat in kit(hCfl, lovely lawn. 136.800 Sanford's nesest residential aelghborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM ______________________ -" - , 2 •, -. - - .ConventionaI-5 4 FIRST TIME ADVERTISED! Attractive 3 BR. I bath. nee hospital Completely lenced yard Priced to Sell at $14,100 5,000 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA bath, Central heat & air, car peting, equipped eat in kitchen, low price of 510.000 • OWNER FINANCEDLovely 3 BR, I bath, on 4 acres, with family mm • porch, carpeting, tiled farm land, horse st,iIis $31,500 and immediate occupancy S Call 5,inford'S Sales Leader FOR INFORMATIONCONTACT 322-2420 Bra Hey Qdham-323-4670 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service BUILDER.DEVE LOPER REAL TORS __________________________________________________________ ' -- -- '- -- ------ REPRESENTATIVE 830 E Highway 4)4 Longwood, Florida 23FSO Telephone $31 1121 Publish Aug 3. 10, 1916 -______ __ -' Park 38.4 OE B 50 WITT REALTY Req R,jl Estate Broker 371 0610 101 7•04 In -ii., ______ ______________ C Central Heating aad AIr Conditioning CarpetIng Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 7i4 acres. I BR, 3 baths. office, 3300 sq ft. 3 mos old, 51.000 equity and assume mor tgage of 555.000 Appraised 5001203 Owner, 365 6480 .._ ,_. Kish Real Estate Bath / _-'' ii.',,, 1i. Lippland Park Homes this Ilttlng call: L 801W. 1st Sf 323 606) or 321 0517 eves REPOSSESSED- I BR. brick, $100 Mos. $10,500, THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322-2611 For Appointment Call 305.3fl.3 ______________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ I 62-Lawn. Garden Sanford Auction Lawn Mower Sales & $eryc-- We Sell the Best & Service the Rest Western AutO, 301 W. First St , 32'? 44(13 1200 S. F renCh 323.7340 CRANK COP4'ST.. REALTY REALTORS-lb 6041 Eves 323 3849 ____________ ____ Reduced foe quiCk sale- B Owner, S&inland 3 BR, 1 bith, heal & air, many extras *19.900 1195371 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Plymouth Fury 5-door sedan. New, air con. ditioned, power steering, '76 radIo. 225 6 cyl. & 3.speed transmission. Many more extras. Stock No. RI-S.f. Priced to sell at $4326.65. We're Closing Out - all l976& 1975 Cars. So Come On Down! WE'RE DEALING NOW! aark Oirysler-Plymouth 485 Hwy 436 East ******* NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Casselberry 831-7700 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - _________________________ 177 Acres, near Osteen. partly wooded, power & phone lines on land Property is on corner with good road frontagts Location 5 ideal for home or trailer Only 515,900 Call Owner, 83) 289). Aluminum LAKE BETHEL .. i Mile lake & Canal front, 50 Acres $150,000 lantaslic terms 6411081 orAl? toll SACKETT INSESTMENT CORP REALTORS __________________________ e,_...__. .xiiiyr rid Beacri. 7S 50 & 100' lots. From 517.500 644 4011 SACKETI INVESTMENT CORP ,REALTORS Siding Home "ur i'i'm(' with ilIum f, iOtt I system Al',o llOct fl; Gutter', 7'O yr', S 0-nO Co 0519563 A,jlo Painting & Minor Body Worx Professional exp'nienced painter Work guaranteed Bruce's Body Shop, 371 0753 Guaranteed reconditioned auto h.itleries. 132 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Exterior PlasterIng. Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty 322 2100. Insulation BEST PRODUCT uEST PRICE Free E','rr.i't", -i-i HCi.r5 THERMOIEK,t3I092 Beauty Care Land Clearing - TO/.EW S BEAUTY SALON to' mimi HJr rrH S tir'auty Nor-e 5191 F'',t 377 514) _____________________________ C&A C I SHEPHR Pjinting, Remodeling, Generai Repairs Call 21) 8815 Roof Repair's, Carpentry, P6inlisig, Home Repairs. Gutter ing. Cement work, Free estimates 131 1667 ftjthroøm Labn,ts Counter tops Snks Installation available Bud Cabell 322 0057 an 1tme after Engine lift and frame, 10 ton, Yale Chain fall. 5295 3724907, __________________ - rtaye some camping equipment yoi, rio lotser use' Sell it all wilts a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 322 2II or 0319993 and a friendly *0 visOr will help you 1 Pest Control ART BllUN PEST CON TROL 2562 Pary Dr. e 322 ia&s ______________________________ Plumbing 24 HOUR REPAIR SERViCE Reasonable Rates Cash Basis 3213 0119 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be iii, Roofing ___________________ Expert root repair', ha' roots or shingles All work guilran teed BR000EN ROOFING 373 610) 1'I Sewing '' Alterations. Dress Mak ng. Drapes, - Upholstery 3220701 Sewing Machine Repair Lawn Care Ow.ng. CiJii'kJ Ir:mm rg. we,ng and fertilizing Frie •stii-v ate's. Phone 332 3951 Carl's Sewing Machine Repair. Clean. Oil & Tuni tip Your Home *15 327 340,4 EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edg'ng. Trimming Free Estimates Phone 321_1792 Tree Service Mowing, Edging, Trimming FreeEstimates 1220/97 LENNOX & ASSOC. Turtgrass Consulting Service Golf Course's. Ball Fields. Lawns 6071 for more into LU-%BER)ACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trimmng & removal Free estimate's Licensed & insured 147 7197. - Well Drilling Painting WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS A I Panting- Biijsri, rqll, r4-y. Quality work Reasonaie prices Werep.a, an service 0rC Farm Wagons 377201) Truck Utility Tool Box. for step Side p'cii up. 155. 322 1962. Landscaping & I WAYNE 3 TrashHaul,d.LawnCat'e Hauling 3272643 Service ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt. to SOil 322 9O LccaS. L.h? llJlng May 8000 lbS Call 373 0473 Home Improvements BackHoe L .I clearing, fill d'I. rock All kind5 of d.gging Hous-etrailers stored and moved 322 9142 Hauling kitchen 70' Sell standing to*er, 1 Spa 17 Beams, I Ham 2 rolot' Call 377. 460) 5 JOHNNY .',ALk ER. 372 6.457 General Contractor Interior, Plaster If Classified Ads dOn t wOrk there wouldn't be an, ________________________________ 196/ Olds Cutlast, Also Antique gold kaf mirror & lamp. 3270650. Pem-o':-n-; xr.i AOd,I OnS F ree cit rr,'-' S UOC-bl'gation STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Beautiful I acre tots DEBARY from 14,990 Only $90 down with low payment's 647 1111. SACKETT INVESTMENT Improvements Remodeling, Add,tiri CuStom Work L'Censecl, Bonded Free estm?e 32) 6030 Auto Painting WILSON MAIER I'URNITUKE Central Heat & Air Conditioning. BUY SELL TRADE For tree t5timtes. call Carl cOIl S F RENCH 11131$ E first St 322 5627 Harris at SEARS in Sanford 122 ______ Req Real Estate Broker ',..• To be sold at Public Auction, a p-proximately 200 hand guns, rifles, & shotguns. New, used & Antique Weapons of every description. Open for inspection, 10 A.M. until Sale time, 7 P.M., August 4. BankArnericard & Master Charge aC. cepted. Auctioneer, Col. Wayne H, BleCha. For information, contact POLL'S Catselberry, 1797.8304206 321-00 41 REALlY CLARK AUGUST 4, 7 P.M. & chains, secretarial desks'' & 1171 . AUCTION act M. UNSWORTH 1971 Ford Country 5jire wagon; 1969 Mustang Fa%tbacic; 1968 Renault. 1966 Ford Camper Van 119 $370 GUNS ONLY chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as 5 Cash and carry -Acr ___________________ _________________________ n,.... flCfl 1972 El Camino VI. automatic. power steering $1568. WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD Phone 32) 1000 ******* Wood or steel desks, executive desk _______ _____- nrc p.., r nm., nfl r nun , '73 Models. Call 3738570 or 834 1405 Dealer) BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANT TO SELL I YOUR HOME? 'SEll-lICE BEYOND I Buying a new home' Moving to an THE CONTRACT" I apartment? LONGWOOD - Lovely corner lot I Get some action with a Herald with large shade oak tree in front. claSsified ad. We'll help you write Back yard stockade fencing Quiet I tr,,I will bring a last s-ale an neighborhood, convenient to :'LL 251! shopping Good cabinet space In _______________________ .iicnen 'eanue. 'eerriurra,or Li _.,.I. --f,rnunuIse Decorator wail paper. Double carport, patio Metel storage stied Will Sell EHA 3 BR. 7 bath. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale $29900 MLS REALTORS MI,/ "_- i',. A,,. Bedroom 2 QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES IiycHi.(r SI4ANISH ityle stucco -) formal dining, range, ret rig .2 air units 511,800 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '77 and 72-Auction Used Office Furniture SAN LAN TA- 3 BR. I' i bath. assume 510,400 mortgage Of 717 DELAND - IS Acres, 5 mm from pcI inte,est sill 25 monthly downtown Zoned mobile home 518.900 Sub division SIlO 000 cash MAYFAIR - A gem of a home in mint condition New carpeting, central H A. Kitchen equipped. Dining area walled with smoked glass and paneled 3 BR. Pi Bath. Lippland ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL KOrman & Bravo, PA 256$ Park ______ -.-______ _______ _______ Greene, Inc. 123 6)5) -_________ ___________ FREE POOL - With thiS 3 BR, I Down Homes ready for your inspeCtion organization 37? 7199 ______ ______ k1EAL TOPS 0)0 60)3 .SANORA Every Wed &Sat Early Birds l:lSp rn KENNETH R MARCHMAN, of Hunter, Patillo. Marcnman L Strong, 243 W. Park Avenue, P0 Box 340, Winter Park, Florida 31189 1 you fail to do so, judgment may be entered in due course upon the petition. WlTNESSmyhandandtpws.alof ffiis court On July 7. 1976. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwmth, Jr. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Lois B. Walker 01• Clerk Publish July 13. 70, V. Aug 3. 1916 Forrest see U ino Did you know ttjt your club or organization cin appear In this listing eacu ,'.mek for only 53 per i.€'k 0 This Is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities ___________________ JUST I IS1[D Th- 'etc 3 BR. SANFORD -- 3 BR. 2 bath home, 2 ta'ri n LoCn Arbc-r, Pijie lenced Shady back yard. air conditioned Call Now 517,900 lot. central heat & ar, many custom items, BPP 530.500 Gotta ____________________ ,I E'1TATE Rt',iii9r blue interior, automatic, many new parts. $750 323 2791 after 5:30 or week ends SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre, South 1792. Phone 322 1216. 53-TV.Radio-Stereo ISYR FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlardc Drive cansora automatic, VI, original owner Excel Coed 862 0525 MUSTANG. 1964, new white paint, 60-Office Supplies Pretty (Ounir se'I.nq 12w6), 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Spansn design Partly tumnished. air conditioner ____________________ 372 9045 322 7028 after 6. -_______________________________________ 1971 Dodge Swinger, power, aIr, 10-Swap & Trade ROBSON MARINE 2918 Hw'y 1197 322 596t - trucks For information call BIll Ray or Jack Mink. 8)1-1318. 69-Stamps-Coi m aynq 5775 for each dollar slIver :oins; Paying 30c each for Indian; Nh.eafs I' c each 3730000 55-Boats & Accessories , bath. newl V panted inSide aid Out. screened patio Vary large fenced back yard with wooded area to rear 573.750 Call Caroline ,i,.',ccm?t' 'iiOrii club or I Bedroom, I C allBart Businvss 7)0 1st T u's your to mcvi' n professeonally Managed Stenstrom Realty If -42-Mobile Homes Leasea Datsun including Z cars arid - MOVING OUT SALE - 110 MellOnv,lie. Apt 16 Tuesday & Wednesday, Household goods, Misc Everything must 001 Days 372 6123 Nghts 327 2)52 80--Autos for Sale for 30 pc? commission Free Pick ups AuCtion, Saturdays 1 p m Sanford 372 2770 54-GarageSales ST. JOHNS REALTY COT BROKERS uir, ('Ij'1n ..4 .L. 'JUIJLI 'JIGOII . 1/ '17 - i - ___________________________ Fici. Across From Ranch Hous, çtiapti'r 30 , , Sanford, Highway 17.92. Sanford ., peacji 41-Houses 1969 Honda, CS 350. 9900 Miles, Excellent coed, 5390 322 3817. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture I Miscellaneous. Sell a large selection of bL,ck & whIte portable TV'S $25 to 56$ HERB'S TV, 1200 5, French, 323 1734 ________________________ LAKE MARY- 3 BR, wooded. Secluded, large . acre, like new 5.11.900 372 .476? I 1505 W. 25th St. 371-3866 or 321-7710 iou are having ,ttculty fird.ng c lace to live, car to drive, a Ob. or ome service 'iou have need of, cad all ocr -want ads every daV Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy. 17.92 0304206 We have Price 521,500 Owner, 123 0522 110 North Palmetto Ave Office. 32) 0)64 Eves fl09i9 - "" REQUIRED F) Ii AoL ED .'.MERICAN ETERANS Real Estate - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY DAVE'S 323 9370 KENMORE WASHER, parts. ServCe, used machines A400NFY APPLIANCES 3230697 - - lye Some camping equipment you ' longer use! Sell it all with a tassified Ad In The Herald, Call 122 2611 or 031 9993 and a friendly Id visor will help you. We Buy Furniiure CLOSE OUT- New Hofpolnl Washers, 18 lb. capacity. Req. 1317 with trade, While they last, lust $275 with trade DICK'S APPLIANCES 2617 S. French, 322 7651 323.7832 ____________________ NOLEASE ___________________________ ' Furnished lutthisonOa,on, At 339$ Atlantic, Daytona Beach Call ci U tiutchiSon, 327 4058 135 l'il 52-Appliances y year thru 1976 mOdels / dayS v'eek Call c011ect. 568 2131 .28-_Motorcycles ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices, used, any condition 614 8126. Winter Park -- WEEK END RETREAT- Canal front cabin, 2 BR, completely Longwood - Lakefront, 3 BR. 2 furnished HatvllI area sli.00g. bath, central air. carpeted, garage, vacant 525.500 AdjoIning PAOLA-. 2 Acres. i BR home. lkfrnt lot, also available 647 5969 family & dining rooms. 519,000 No qualifying $995 dn., spacious, 3 LONGW000.- I BR, l"u baths, BR. 2 bath, den, fruit trees, heat, fenced backyard. Deep well, air, $759 mo 322 634$ 577.500 JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305 322 Hal Colbert Realty Days and At ter Hours _________________________ AduI?.Famlly Cash 3224132 am size Glamourpedic mattress, used 4 days, cost $120, $75 or best offer. 377.1001 Cliff Jordan. Realtor 83) 8222 _________________________ ________________________________ And growing we are, so this opens the chance for you to move Into sales management rapidly. All LAKE MARY- Fenced yard. BeautIful trees. New paint lob 3 BR. $21,900. I I ri;.,..,,:. r.-,,.,,.,,,,,..... oncornerlotw:thpinetrees.cedar shade shingles, cathedral roof, Split design with gracious foyer & garden area off each room. 3 BR. 2 bath, family room, many extras. Only $29,900 Way below appraised value. Call today 2 Bedroom house, furnished, mature Like new home, Zoned commercial EVES 372 1507 or 322 06)2 adults only No pets $125 mo plus ________________________________ Ideal office, $21,500 Harold Hall deposit. 322 3t31 Realty, Realtor, 3235771 Charming older 3 BR. extra large --beautiful tree shaded yard. Large Owner- Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath picture window. fireplace Estate 34-Mobile Homes home in Sanford, central heat and - sale. 525.000. Harold Hall Realty, air, wall to wall carpet, separate Realtor, 323-5174. dining room, lOx 16' family room. 2 BR house trailer. l,imn,hee1. with garage. large fenced yard, SANFORD, charming older home on lights & water. 372 5659 beautiful shade trees. l6'xlO' double lot in b'eautiful neigh workshop or Outside game room, borhood 3 BR, 7 baths, fireplace, 2 BR, near Five Points, private 55.000 equity and assume loan shady lot, air, mature couple, 1 family room, big screened porch, Phone 321 0502 extra den or office Mature land chIld $130 mo. $50 dep, plus util 3220815 scaping I Yr home warranty. Twenty WesI Area- Beaulitul 3 Asking $31,500. Call Phyllis bedroom. 1' bath, central heat. 2BP, Lake Mary on 2': acres, Capponi, Realtor Assoc. After pr:v,l l,lrid 5150 mo 32? f219 carpeted, fenced back yard. stove HrS 83.4 1723 ____________________________ & refrigerator. 522.500 5000 dow"i, FRICKE & FRICKE If VA nothing down KULP 35-?i/cbile Home Lots ASSOCIATES INC. REALTY, 322 7335 REALTORS.83I 5253 11 QUIET AREA Lots tort. 10 & I? wides If you desire to buy or sell redI 23 BR redecorated house, lots Of Quiet adult park--in town kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new estate, stop in and see me, 2515 Pa'k Dr 322 716) carpeting, new roof, central heat WALTER B STEELE ________________________ and large fenced back yard. REG, REAL ESTATE BROKER I BR. turn apt., lights, water turn Adults only, $95 3722796 after 4 mvii days large i 8.2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished •CLUB ROOM • _______________________ ..es... E1 _____ see ger' LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER WAITERS liT J - I REALTORS 707 25th ST MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE --___________________ 33-Houses c,;i,;,,,-, MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. 8uy 1 or 1001 items, Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Aye, I piece, good ondition, 5350 Single bed with box springs & matt., 550, Chan delier, $15. 3230102. SPANISH STUCCO Req. Real Estate Broker 1100 E 2SIh St DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick. Broker Deltona. 6686611 BAMBOO COVE APTS SOUTH SEMINOLE GOOD TERMS ad that will bring fast sale CALL 322 2611 -. - 68-Wanted to Buy of Singer's finest Sold new for over 1600' Needs someone to assume balance. $196 $0. or pay $12 30 mo. Free home trIal Will taki.' trade Call Bill at 1)9 8097 Dcx,', WAPIr TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home' MovIng to an apartment' Get some action With 1 Herald classified ad We'll help you wyItt an Iwo Paint ho,s. 1 large spirited, I small with tack, gentle, Reasonable 373 5488 - SINGER FUTURA * Low prIced 3 BR. in beautifully Shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yard $21,500 Harold Hall Really. Realtor, 323 5/74. TAFFER REALTY DELTONA - 2 BR. wall to wall carpet, central heat & air con ditioning. screened porch 5)55 per One & 2 Bedroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come 300 E Airport Blvd., Sanford. 323 1310 322 2)18 After Mrs. 3270648 65-Pets-Suppes 'orig room?, set, 123 Hays Drive, 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard. $165 mo. plus deposit. 373 1663 _______________________________ 3 Bedroom. 1 bath house In Sanford. Fenced yard. 645-0562. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH i4&SR434,Longd 862400 "'%. ?2 i SAN MO PARK. 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly, 3515 H*y Il 97, Sanford, 373 1930 AVON Reg. Real Estate Broker 76385. Sanford Ave. 371 0759 eves. 3127643 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. Rent with option to buy 21*44 2 br. mobile home. PatIo, carport, shed Pool tennis-marina S ___________________________ Johns River. 668 5600. .1 LIVE IN COMPANION COSMETICIAN N Sanford, CduItS only, Modern Studio, & 1 BR - Air, carpet, etc $99 per mo up 323 0019 FurnIshed, 2 BR garage apt., Lake Golden, lake privileges, prefer retIred couple. No pets 322 0271. BATEMAN REALTY 332 1198 , Acre ranchelte, nice I room house, bath, garage, 16*40 barn, Geneva. $150 mo with $150 security deposit. References. 322 0064. - HAVE A VERY MERIY CHRIST. MAS - and the nlOflev to Div for it. Start now - telling beautIful products. Make beautiful money. Call 6.1.43079 ton inlormaton JIM HUNT 2534 Park Dr. REALTOR 372 9711 322 3991 Realtor 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 Mellonville HouSekeeper, live in, care for 2 Children. 3226130. 3 BR. Pu baths, central air & heat, carpeted. eat in kitchen, clotets galore, enclosed garage, fenced back, close in. Assumable 7' Pc?. mortgage $15665 PlTl Owner anxious. 526.500 - - 66-Horses Singer with Zig Zag. 145. Singer with buttonhole attachment, $75. Singer Golden Touch and Sew, $68. Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition, Singer's best ever $26.5 with cabinet. TV'S from 549 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1St St Downtown 3229111 MOVING TO ALABAMA 1919$ French 322 4991 Eves 327 1196; 372 1161; 3fl-19$i Want 1911cr older Dodge Dart; alic Will buy any make convertibles Phone 373 1010. Free playful kittens, half Persian 3731507. Repossession & Lay-Away Machines Split level, 5100.000 Wm. H. Stemper' Realtor CailBart 2SlSParkDr 5/0 i 8.2 BR Mobile Homes Adults - Plo pets jxpantjing sales business needs rklng partneri No investment 322 1714 _____________________________ , REALTY - --__________________________ Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut console, balance 579 80 or 6 paymenli of $1330 NATION WIDE, 3)98097 lJwrvr) wno are being transferred and are anxious to selt.$32,)00. Call anytime 353.3 POPULAR TERMS Large) BR. 7'--i bath town home with carpet, central air, 2 car garage, formal dining, pluS private patio Water & lawn maintenance furnished. 5275 per mo. Lake Mary- clean & private, 1 bedroom furnished apt. 1 male, no pets 322 3930 Experiene auto meChanic needed Excellent working conditions Apply in person to Art GrindIe' Wheel Ranch, Hwy 1797. Sanford 4 BR, lakfrnt BUY JUNK CARS- from $20 to 110. Call 327 1674 after 1 p.m - Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Show Quality. Cropped ears & shots $150 to $700 Terms 365 $1.3 Sewing Machine 'ly S BR, lake, extras. 559,750 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITUE, 372 510), . Advertise your product or servIce In the ClaSsIfied Ads. OVIEDO- Lake Jessup, quiet country living In a 3 BR home, fireplace, central air, heat, new uflUrnSIdg and wlnd 3 BR, I', B. lakefront, $32,500 Mr. Executive _________________________ 3 BR. 1', B. tarn rm $25000 77- Autos Want.d Get plenty of prospects. Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC, 101W Commercial ' Ssnford _-__!!'!1 Sanford-$310 mc, 3 BR. 2 bath, panet den Fenced, $35.5OJJ 123 0)07 3 BR, I B, I Acres, 133.900 3 BR. I bath, kitchen equipped. Near Schools & shopping $160 mo , It mo & 5)00 Dep 322 0674 Apts. Unturn. Spaciousl& 78R, all eleclric, Cal fl kitChens Dishwasher, shag carpet, air. plenty closets. From $150 Exclusive area Mgr. 322 7413. ______________________________ RETIREES, etc Earn extra dollars canvassing door-to door updating information for new Sanford Lake Mary CITY DIRECTORY Must be 10 years of age or older, good spellers, have clear legible handwriting. Apply in parson Only between 9 a m. & Ii am. Only, R. L POLK & CO.. 212 N. Park Ave., Room 14, Sanford. An Equal Opportunity Em. ployer-.--M F. ___________________________ Get some action with a Meralc classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale CALL 322-2611 3 BR. 2 8. new 573.500 Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1i4-1A 64-Equipment for Rent - KULP DECORATORS 109W. lstSt.3fl 2333 We Buy Furniture _____________________ 3 BR, 1' -, B. $32,750 7 BR. large living em , fenced, kitchen equipped, Eta. rm. 5175 plus security dep 323 5790. . ..,.b,i,.,'.._. enough to know, but young enough to grow, -____ & con W. Garnett White lt'seasy to place aClasslfled Ad... We'll even help you word it. Call 322 2611 pats air, carpeting. Excellent dillon. 522.500 323 SI6 3 BR, CB. $19,500 Nice 7 Bedroom block home FurnorUnfurn, 3232920 'il-Househoki Goods 3 Bedroom, 1', bath, central heat 3BR,lslorylrame.$%2,000 3 BR. I' B. 521.500 -- - - -M ultiple Listing Service PINECREST - 3 Bedroom. 1' baths $165 mo 372 5909 alter 1 p m. ____________________________ ____________________ 41_houses I - :rl-Houses Unfurnished Rentals Legal J,l976 Publish: July 27, Aug 3. 10. 17, 1916 DES 11$ ! COMPANY as followsIN THE CIRCUIT OURT FOR Certificate No 96Yearot Issuance prospects furnished. Complete SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1974 tringe benefits, hospitalization, PROBATE DIVISION Description of Property rnajiy medical and life insurance. File Number 14.721.CP Lot 3.0 of Vacd St on N BIkI IR - and a retirement program Division 0 Town of Sanford PB I PG 11$ - Earnings unlimited For more IN RE: ESTATE OF Name in which assessed Pearl B detals see THEODORE I OLSEN, Wilson. Bessie Patterson & Willie Thomas Vic Daddis NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION All of said property being In the at the Holiday Inn TO ALL PER SONS HAVING County of Seminole, Stateof Florida SanfordMarina Unless Such certificate or car CLAIMS OP DEMANDS AGAINST Tues Aug ),opm 730pm. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL tificates shall be redeemed ac or OTHER PERSONS IN TE RE SlED cording to law Ihe properly Wed Aug,1,tO - 3Orv 1230pm ______________________________ _ _ in such certificate or IN THE ESTATE described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED certificates will be sold to the that the administration of the estate highest cash bidder at tne court THEODORE T. OLSEN. rmousedooronthe3othdayof August, 0' deceased, File Number 76221 CP. ________ 1976. at Ii 00 AM " Notice penlng ri Ihe Circuit Court fur ______________________________ Dated thiS 72nd day of July. 1976. Seminole County, Florida, Proua'.' Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. fl,visson. the address of whih Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County Courthouse. lH THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR By: Thelma Scott, Sanford, Florida 37111 The personal SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk DIVISION ' Publish July 77. Aug 3. 10. 17. 1976 representatives of the estate are PROBATE Carmine M Bravo and Gerald File Number 16.I3S-CP ___________________________ DE 8 116 Oiviion Korman, whose address It $30 E I Highway 434. Longwood. Florida In Re: Estile of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS I LYLE A NOLANO. UAIAO 'rayu,Ye 'l7Vl Ti.. ni,,,. n,i i... n, ,i. I Deceased personal represe;f;tcves' a;torne; - TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FORMAL NOTICE Plolice is hereby given that the are set forth below. All parsons having claims or BY PUBLICATION undersigned, pursuant to the TO ROGER I NOLANO demands against the estate are "FirtitiOus Name Statute" Chapter Co Mrs Xalhryn Poland required, WITHIN THREE MON 845 09. Florida Statute, wIll register 7)0 North Main Street withtheClerkoftheCircuitCOurt, in TH5 FROM THE DATE OF THE Waynesyille, N C and for Seminole County, Florida, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS and upon receipt of proof of the NOT ICE.to file with the lark of the c 0 Post Office Box 456 above court a writltn statement ot publication of this notice, the tic i,. lU7 'UUi 0iIIi Vi UCIIUPJ. fl'V iijrtig aria ('0111W, IV fliP. Ii'i YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a TERNATIONAL DINING CLUB, address of Ihe creditor or his agent Petition fpr ADMINISTRATION lies LTD, under which we Shall engage or altorney, and the amountctaimed in busiflw"S in Semnole County, If the claim is not yet due, the dale been filed in this court and you are required to file your written when it will become due Shall be Florida. That the parties Interest in said stated lIthe claim is contingent ot- defenses to the peititiOn with the clerk of this Court and to serve a unligijidated. the nature of Ihe un business enterprise are as follows Certainly shall be stated, If Ihe copy thereof not later than August Nomad. Inc. claim is Secured, the SecurIty shall 15th. 1976. on petitioners attorney, By Norman Morgan, be d%cribed The claimant Shl! wtiose name and address are President Dated at Richmond, Henrico I Area Distributor for Rand McNally Road Maps - Booming Buslne iso per Cent prott Service Co. estab, accls - No selling t, vestment S.SOO S17,G) Secured '"Send name, address, phone & Carpenter's Helper only, e r&CreflceS - Personnel Mgr., , perienc Only Work in Deltona NAMCO. 5209 Dresden Rd , ' Call 33 9029 between 6 30 p m & (Sham, Ala 35210, 205 956 5756 0 30 p m _______ ________________ ' 41-Heus Unfurnishecj, Iwo bedroom Security Deposit, Adutt Preferred. 6670 or 323 5051. --.-- ______________________________ Big T Tire & Wheel Service looking tor experienced Front /i alignment man. Also minor 'nrnanuCau work Must have tOOtS Good opportunity br right man, 50 50 COmmission Call tor appointment 32) 0920 I A-OupIexes ___________________________ ' 197.246 ilorida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Lure L Thomas the holder of tne Inllowino certificateS has filed - .- --------Said certificates for a tax deed to be iSsued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the Attorney for Vendee uiescriplton of the property, and the Publish July 70. 77. Aug 3. 1976 DEB names In which it was assessed are ,-,..... IC Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone 332 7077 '• having Claims against the Tran steror. between the hours of 9.00 AM. and 5.00 P M weekdays Dated at Crescent City, Florida. thiS July IS. 1976 0 Asbury Attorney at Law P.O Box 997 CrescentCity, Florida FOR TAX DEED person or porter for local Car dealer APply n person to Art Grincjle' Wheel Ranch, Hwy 11 97. Sanford ________________________ Notice I am engaged In business at 711 West First St., Sanford. Seminole County, __________________________________________________________ Florida under the fictitious name ot ____________________________________________________ -_____. SECONDLOOK,andthat I intendto _______________________ ______________________________________________________________ BOOKKEEPER _______________________ NCR register Said name with the Clerk Of --- _Bookkeeping Machine experience the Circuit Court. Seminole County. can Wanted land you an 18-Help outstanding -personaIs Florida In accordance With the -----PositiOn Salary excellent AAA provisions of the Fictitious Name EMPLOYMENT. 701 CommerMANAGER TRAINEE- Mt Statutes, To Wit- Section 065 09 cial. 373 5)16 ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll _____________________________ relocate in state of FlorIda Statutes 1957. to willing Free, 641 2027 for "We Care" S Lu keyser Florida Training program mmGREAT CHANCE Coutle to run "Hotline." Adults or Teens. Publith: July 70, 77. Aug. 3. 10. 1976 clucted in Sanford at local store. store $1200 mo plus extras AAA and 4 only. I Interviews between DEB77 EMPLOYMENT, 70) Commer. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 2431 5. French Aye., Payless clal, 323 SIlO IN YOUR FAMILY? _______________________ SooesAL ANON NOTICE TO CREDITORS For families or friends of problem UnderUnilormCommerclal WANT TO SELL INTERVIEWERS - Code Bulk Sales YOUR HOME? . 151 j(i .'' 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Seminole CHEK. NC., a Florida corporation. Write P.O Box 1213 County, Florida, under the fictitious at 101 South Wymore Road, Sanford, Florida 3217) name of JPC. and that I intend to Altamonte Springs. Florida, as register said name with the Clerk of .. "Transferor." and MILLER EN Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County, TERPRISES. 33) Central Avenue, 5-Lost & Found Florida in accordance with the _____________ Creen? City, Florida. as "Iran Of the Fictitious Name sferee" Statures. To-Wit: Section I65 LOST -- Male light brown 2 During the one year past the Florida Statutes 1957 Pekinges.e, vicinity W 11th St.. Transferor, so far as Is known to the Sig Joseph Petras 5,it July31 REWARD. 323 214.Jor Transferee, has had the following Publish Aug 3, 10. I?, 21. 1916 373 1811 ________________________ business names and addresses, In DEC21 addition to the name and address LOST Female Cocker, cream, long ____________________________ which appears above, haired, "Flossle" Near Is? & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3 All debts of the Transferor are French Rewa, d 377 9206 after EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. to be paid in full on closing as a __________________________ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - result of the transaction. All LOST: Siamese female cat, no COUNTY, FLORIDA. CreditorS are hereby admonished to collar, beige with brown face & CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-13S6.CA.04.E Send their statements to Iran feet. Lost on Yale Ave on July IS. In Re: tie Marriage of Steree's Attorney. JO. ASBURY. REWARD 373 3187 or 322 2725 ALVA .1 HILL. WtFE P0. Boxfll. Crescent City, Florida. ______ -_______________ AND on or before the 30th day of August. ROBERT C. HILL. HUSBAND. 6Child Ciit'e 1976. In the event that the con NOTICE OF SUIT sideratlon to be paid to the Tran TO - ROBERT C. H ILL steror i5 not adequate to pay all bills, First list AlT BRIGADE BUSY BEE CHILD CARE or in the event that any bills are Fort Bennlng. Georgia 2127 Holly Ave. contested by the Transferor, the YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Phone 323 7510 or 3270160 consideration will be deposited in ___________________________ a Petition for Dissolution of the Registry of the Circuit Court of Smallest Ad with the greatest op Marriage has been filed against you Seminole County, Florida. and an portuflity Call 373 8512 an you are required toserve a copy interpleader Suit will be instiluted as ________________________________ of your written defenses, if any, to it. -Section 101(4). .. 6766 provided on NORMAN T. MITCHELL. At9-Good Things to Eat Florida Statutes .---------.... .--------._... toi'ney for Petitioner,*hoseaddress ---, _____________________________ is 35 West Pine Street. 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Also vieing for linebacking jobs are the team's two firstround draft picks, Larry Gor- 1 5 B U C S TAMPA (AP) - John don,23, and Kim Bokamper, 21; "I'll Games ended. Lord Killanin, president of "Wehavehadalotofworries 'We are new," McKay said. DzierzakfromUtahState; line- personality. lwouldn't wan t to over Montreal. When I saw "Sure, there will be mistakes, backers Sid Smith from Brig, be a false leader." Avery Brundage for the last But I can unders ta nd all parts ham Young, Bruce Welch from Matheson says he's not time, there were serious probof the game except poor tack- Texas A&M and Ted Jornov geared to cover up for mistakes lems over construction of the ling ." fron Iowa State; and defensive of the yo un ger players while stadium and other facilities. Future Ily The Associated Press g five against the A's. You re- through it, to bo sure - walkin vous nember the A's, the learn Umt six and suffering a TheOakland A's are In some- won threestraight World Series moment in the sixth when Brundage, after 20 years as a gritty and dictatorial president of the 10C, stepped down in fa- aren't all that accustomed to -We just have to play better" very reason. It will be rernem- City. Before this series, we flirted with a no-h.itter just school," said John Holaus, president of the Ozark Amateur Grid Cards Send could things for ourselves, about every time he's pitched But now the other clubs have to for the Yankees, hurled a two- () i I e r s Athletic Union. beat them, too." ST. CRARI.ES, Mo. (AP) . )" p = _______ ______ ______ _______ 1i._J'LL 1 I im by his closed draft pick next year. The National Football League hometown coach, Ken Loehr, arried at Lambert Airport team said Thursday that lied Sox 3. Indians I nnant race. In the o ther Al. games Mon- MICHELIN - citement of the Kansas City "Mostly what I feel is grate- leave camp for personal rea- fulness," he tnld a small but Sons. though, what I need is sleep. ' i PGA ScratcheS slept some Saturday night after Von Jo6bua capped a two-run (Nefs, outplayed most of the Joe Rudi. "1 keep looking sixth Inning with an RBI single, evening by the Houiton Oilers, the fight, but since the closing Denver Event ceremony I haven't been able to sleep at all." diansin(ivedaysandhiseighth people ... but it's a strange "You just keep going out complete game of the season, game." hope things change," observed DENVER AP - 'fle Pi-o- peopleintheeyeanddotbe best thenhighllghtedafour-runsev- year. (ormance. lie struggled Orioles. 1'r I 4'Y , :" '" . s'.':: 7'', I.,. ., < -, -' _1~1 V_ - i-I IT '' ji.',.,4' '1 ____ ____________ # .. 9t!r '"' - - -: --. sent their National Football victory. a ,t'1 ; : ~~ -. t .,- I An exciting evening oUantasticfun ____________________________________________________ . : and delicious dining. Ten races nightly- V rain or shine Poet time 8 00 . . W ____________________________________________ Dining room opens 6:30 H-ghady I? 92 -M cassolbtf ry l, P?cni 8311140 ',,,r,,t or's I can and hope that's good enth with another run-produc. League exhibition game into enoigh" Ing hit as Milwaukee cruised overtime wi th 92 seconds A high school dropout. Mi- fesslonal Bowlers Association It wasn't good enough against past Baltimore on an eight-hit- maining in regulation and finalchael toured the Soviet Union tour, a fixture on Denver's Luebber, who picked up his first ter by Jim Colborn. ly won 9-3 when Emmitt Thornlast winter with an American sports calendar for 14 years, major league shutout and The triumph was the Filth In a as grabbed a blocked field goal team and gained valuable in- will not return to the city next complete game with the per. row by the Brewers over the attempt and dashed 68 yards to tet-national experience. fix '-' .. timore 7-1, and Boston trimmed his second victory over the In- young team, but played a lot of Cleveland 3-I. L ._1:••-.A _ ,?V1f,.~1.1,.V1=_-*,101 l .t r;- ~~'.'- ~ 1 4 "I Carl Ya.strzemski dr ove in a Chi efs' locker room Monday .ii'1f ..r .)i ,*rt,44-1w.~ .,' 't?.i L ''')Y7 -4 v KANSAS CITY tAP) - ['aul night, New York edged De- pair of runs and Rick Wise night. with his mother, Kay, at his George, eho had earlier asked day 1-0, Milwaukee topped Bal- pitched a five-hitter to pick up "I was going to say we were a to be traded, had " asked to troit side. 'pHI' j '- -4 - and it's a good bet that the A's out permitting a hit. Pi,.(' I hitter to beat the Tigers, It was And suddenly, the Twins are the fourth time since his acqui- '' r : McKay didn't wait until to- to 60 players, plus College Allvorof the jovial and diplomatic Star peormers Loroy and ,What I want to do is go back to sombrero given to 38,95 "i r ( signments. lethargic and unacceptable. did take place and they have They didn't hustle worth a __________________________________________________________ been a tremendous success." damn. _____________________________ was trying to decide in the in his destiny, but the almighty fensive ta ckle Ste ve Geor ge has will be playing the scoreboard The New York run scored In middle of the fourth quarter do llar means a lot too." been sent to the New Orleans gamewtiilettietoptwoteamsin the third on Mickey Rivers' in- what my speech was going to A smiling Spinks, wearing a Sa in ts in return for an undis- theAlweststartcarvingouta field hit. be," he smiled amid the ex- 53.95 42.95 linebackers - We But we kept faith with Mon, out of the ghetto. Maybe God b 5.49 " 59.88 WHITE Guvts PONIROL 449 24 BORDEAUX 3,99 ci lphi one of those other clubs to beat. sition from Baltimore six weeks Wiggin had to do a quick r There's a three-game series ago that Alexander has entered write of his dressing roo m i professionalism) is one step announced that second-year de- starting in Kansas City tonight, the Later stages of a game with- oratory. 59.88 9.95 oz. 109.50 4.99 ::4990 14 3.49 . 38.95 Matheson B inning as San Diego won homer of the season. F I ii made a little easier for him and his f am ily," Hotaus sai d. "It 49.95 :; It's a five- "All I hope is that life can be George To Saints 65.95 14 Why he said Monday night after the bered, regardless, by Luebber, destiny said Monday he's ad- being in second place, them- upstart l'wins got a seven-hit who went on to strike out the ( 1 i e fs vised Michael to take his time selves, shutout from Steve Luebber for next two batters and induce The Twins hadn't won seven before making a decision. "We have to play Don Baylor to fly out. "When he came off the plane games in a row since 1970 - about .675 baseball now and we Yankees 1, TIgers 0 he was talking. lie told me, now they've won eight In a row (J can't afford to lose to Kansas Doyle Alexander, who has and 13 of i5, including the last 6990 599 Who's Dolphins' Leader ? termined if they 'll let Mike BoiL Miami amajorinfluenceinshaping his RIO GRAVIS CHAT. BEYCHEVELLE CHAT. TROTANOY SEAUVILLI MAGNUM POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL . ALM.ADEN 14.95 :; PAUILLAC 3.99 2407. CHAT. CON SECUR .29 IISBOA ROSE York Mets 5-4; the St. Louis Jacket Night sellout crowd Of four sub-3:54 milers. Filbert Bayi of Tanzania, who briefly held the record of 3:51.1 Cardinals stopped the Pitts- nin But the man who has exerted 19.90 ________ 1.99 '4 OT. CHAT. LASCOMBES ______________ 1.99 83.95 PINK CHABLIS 'BURGUNDY CHIANTI • ROSE against a field that includes Crawford of Trinidad and Don of New Zealand. Viren nipped Pacific Coast Club. Wi * ns Fi"rs t Start fly The Associated Press Olympians Dave Roberts of Lasse Viren, the first to record 3:49.4 to Franklin Houston McTear will run 5,000 meters in successive er at l&.81i; Earl Bell of ArField's all-wear track to run against gold medalist Hasely Olympics, will face Dick Quax kansas and Terry Porter of the year-old Michael Spinks, thing of an unaccustomed Poal- until their string was broken by first Iwo batters cracked Irish lord in 1972. At that time, wey Selmon from the Univer. half of the world's first Olympic tion, sitting in third place and Baton last season. Montreal had been awarded singles. gold medal brother duo in looking up at the American sity of Oklahoma. lie lopped This year, some harsh facts The game Luebber pitched 1976 Olympics, but its troubles eight defensive and seven of. has arrived home to league's West Division are beginning to present them- ITuiy be forgotten when World - construction delays, labor fensive players off the ibly as leaders. They are even more squad mull o ve r his future, poss selves to Oakland Manager Series times come along, or it disputes and a soaring bu dget lon unaccustomed to looking up at da y a pro. may be remembered for that - had not begun. the Minnesota Twins, who ('uck Tanner. ANY 3- situ 6.95 CHAT. LATofl CHAT. PETHUS 3.99 - RIO GRAVES 7.99 24.702. CARDOLIE DRY VERMOUTH y " Scott Clark wi WUIS tAP) - Twenty- CHAT. HAUl BifiON MARGAUX PIMARTIN CREAM SHERRY ( Ponders ThemseI'es iThird * SUM PLUM •BLACKBERRy • ZINFANDEL 12.49 ; 124.90 73 CHAT. PALMER SANGRIA fROM SPAIN AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH the 1,500-meter gold medalist in Americans Steve Williams, the Montreal, will bring his world world record holder at 9.9, and gold medals in the 10,000 and Florida, the world-record hold.. treal, and in the end the Games "unaggressive, uninspiring, Diego State. I PAUILLAC BORDEAuX DUFF GORDON SHERRIES 11? FrcinCjikyr' S'ice18? /2 GALLO N349t 4.19 CHABLIS , ROSE 4.19 BURDUNDy ½ CAt. 12 CHAT. DE CADILLA C CABERN SAUVIGNON - • EMERALD RIESLING 2.99 3,49 9 I CHAT. LAFITE HOIHsCHIIO POMBAL RUSE - PORTUGAL ABCPORT.SHERRY SAUTERNE LAMORDRYSMI*RY.MLJiCATE, 1995 4. 99 I$lIaIY.Wi(ioij. CABERNET SAUVIGNON DRY OR CREAM SHERRy 16.50 3 • SEBASTIANI WHITE PORT • MUSC. CASE CHAIM • PINOT CHARDONNAy 1 24 OL, • CABERNET SAUVIGNON KIJAFA CATAWBACASE 3 49 FAMA ASh PUMANTE 9 9 GALLON • PETITE SIRAH ______________________________________________________________ S PINK • RED • WHITE 19.95 2.89 2.89 2.89 . GAMAY BEAUJOLAIS 4 4,411:1 CHAT. T1MBERLAY '' GAL. 2.49 e MONTEREY RIESLING • CHENIN BLANC DIPSMARK ________ ______________ ____________ __________________________________________________________________________________ ____ "UNDER $2 PER FIFTH - DEL - 30 KG. ois I MA GOLD SEAL CASE 6 __________________________________________________________________ 79 *? ______ 2.49____•CHENIN BLANC 49 . GEWURTZETRAMINER BUNDY 4.02 WHISKEY SOUR 4-02. MARTINI 4-02, MANHATTAN o .4j' s ~~ml ,Marl I I I _____ _____ h ______ 6OZ. CHAMPAGNE C I GRASSHOPPER _____________ ____________ MiX ANY 12 FOR STill • PETITE ROSE mum MIOltIANULO TOM COLLINS BANANA DAIQ, ALEXANDER WHISKEY SOLIR PREMIUM CAUPORNIA WINES. ___________ CHIANTI PINACOLAOA NUTS 1 3.49 I JJ &.107 Torn Wessinghage (3:S4.4 of enter the Olympics after his Jankunls in the high Jump. The main event will be what West Germany. country joined the boycott. Stones owns the world-record of meet promoters had billed as a If the mile Is the dream race, The 3,000 meters and u 4(X)- 7-7. Jankums has cl ea red 7"dream mile." then the 100 meters is The Race me te r h urdl es will be ex te n. S. New Zealand's John Walker, That Might Have Been. sions of Olympic rivalries. The pole vault features U.S. __ in the New York City area. Despite weighing over 200 S ii (:1 ci e ri I y, 599 •CHABLIs ffALIA11 - U BIJU , , DAIQUIRI MAI TAI MARGARITA COOCTAU. AS$ORTMIRT 12 1 i 9_ TI N 69 _: ~ . 4.99 e--4 // ,~~117. ''SANGRIA ________________ _______________ WTOIO1O 2.69 sm FRERE JACQUES IRID WHITE ROSE) 2.49 PLANTER'S CUBE 4.99 BRUT, PINK. EXTRA DRY PUUILLY FWSSE 4.99 o? LIEIFRAUMILCH 2.99 i'I ..øSOAVE-VALPOLICftLA 2.99 Qi ZEl SCHWARZEKATZ 3.49 LAMIRUSCO MAGNUM LAMIRUSCO 99 75 VINTAU - GIAXABI Olympic race. W ck Sc, nial M eet of Champions be. Irish Olympian Eammon Cog- Dwayne Evans, bronze medal- boo-shrouded Montreal bronze ginnng 7:30 p.m., EDT, Wed- titan (3:53.3); Rod Dixon ist In the 200, and Guyana's medal perf ormanu, will (ace "As an older player, I do feel caneers got the message in the driUs in preparation for Satur. wrong way. arxi 15 of them day's clash with Green Bay at a responsibility to the younger Before Sawyer's splendid Fxpos 5, Mets 4 Dusty Baker slugged a home the International Olympic won't get a guys," saidMa theson, who has se cond chance. Milwaukee. live-hitter, the Padres had J os e Morales, the National run with two ou t in t he 11 th in. Committee said: "It was t he ed every linebacking poai"We didn't block, but we Rookies waived were from ti gh t play The O'Melia-Steele bout 13 In beaten the Braves 7-3. In other league's leading pinch-hitter, ning to give Los Angeles a last thing Avery lirundage said made up for it by not tackling," ends Richard Appleby tion. "If somebody asks me a to the heavyweight division and National League action, the delivered a three-run pinch comeback victory over Ilous- to me before he died last year. ' question, McKay said i NIonday of Georgia and Vince Hoover from to ts experience against size. help." I'm more than happy "Ilis actual words were Chicago Cubs beat the Phila- homer in the top of the ninth ton. The home run was Baker's Saturday night's 26-3 exhibition Kentucky; quarterback Bill O'Melia comes to Seminole delphia Phillies 4-2; the Mon- inning to give Montreal a tense third this season,corning off los- Those Games in Montreal will loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Bowerman from New Mexico County from Jersey City, where treal Expos nipped the New victory over New York before a er Gene never take placv.' I But he explains he'll provide he was one of the top told him riot the Bucs' National Football State; defensive tackles Bubbi leadership only as it "fits within to be too sure, League debut. heavyweight's that performed Bridges from Colorado and Bob the framework of my own LIEBFRAUMILCH 2S 01 . . bring him back later in the trade with New York involving a. three-game Philadelphia win- D'Acquisto, 3-6. ning streak. month with North American Gene Locklear. Dodgers 5, Astros 4 TH FINE FRENCH WINE . junior middleweight champion Tony Gardner. CANADIAN 141. It .. guarantee they'll hustle World Football League pickup on or they'll do their kayoes. If he Is successful to the San Diego roster as the matching their longest winning singles in the rally which began would never take place, his siIcKay has always sought con- from now stency from his teams. Apdraggingsomeplaceel,"j 24, and 14th23. round tonight, Trampler hopes to "player to be named later" in a streak of the season, and ended off Giants' starter John successor disclosed after the parently, the Tampa Bay Buc- McKay, resuming two-.day Bob draftLally, pick Bob Gissler, OT. 5 = `~ n___OT. JABOULET-VERCHERRE MOULIN ROUGE Tuesday, Aug. 3,194- I B PHILADELPHIA (AP) The African boycott resulted Quarrle of Jamaica, who won a Quax by (ow-ten ths of a second Television has I ts I nsta nt repl- from New Zea la nd's sports co in the 5,000 at Montrea l. silver in the 100 and a gold in ays and now, It appears, sodoes tact with South Africa. 200. Williams and McTear America's gold and silver the Olympics. The mile field includes for- missed the Olympics because of medalists in the Olympic 400Some three dozen track stars, mer Villanovan Marty Liquori leg injuries. meter hurdles, Ed Moses and i nclu ding Olym pic gold medal. (3:52.2); 3,000-me te r steepleTh e 100 and 200 meters also MikeShine,willbe the(avorites ists and world-record holders, chase gold medalist Anders will feature U.S. Olympians in the Bicen hurdle event. . - Vincent enters the fray with a But Sawyer moved from the Philadelphia. The triumph was the Reds rolled past San Fran- Brundage (lied believing the mark of 244-2, including 21 Yankees' Syracuse farm learn the fourth straight for the Cubts, cisco. Hench's hit was one of six Olympic Games in Montreal 4Y'.'l1t-fl.1!J.1TI4: , Evening Herald, Sanfo rd, Ft. 01ympics Instant Replay? tory for St. Louis. weekend. Spider Is one of the Earlier this summer, he had all Cubs 4. PtiIllIe 2 south'smostdangerous figh ters but given up expectations of Reds 5, GIants! Pete LaCock's two-run homer Johnny Bench sent Cincinnati DoUbter and Is expected to be a stern having a big league career and test for the rock throwing was in fact considering early capped a three-run first inning ahead with a run-scoring single 'Vlncent. and triggered Chicago past in a four-run eighth inning and retirement from baseball. MONTREAL (A P) - Avery ~ 419111b, `-hm"111K, - VODKA 6? __________________________ SPORTS __________________________________ Meet Of Champions Set . A three-run seventh-inBobby Crawford, who was innings in the major leagues, all runs to ease Sawyer's victory in ning burst wrapped up the viein jured in training over the wi th the New York Yankees. the nightcap. 5TH ______ MIX ANY 488 . Johnny belted twoPirates as St. Louis defeated the replacement for Chicago's had only pitched a total of nine home runs Grubb and drove in four BRANDY 0 ""'' 11111K EDGES& .r Z. OLD 8 YR KY. BRB. ~ .dE111191111111110-11 't Rio Black is a last minute Before Monday night, Sawyer 4ç 49.95 ___ 40T. 68.95 . NO REDUCTION IN PROOF ""' ; OMEGA aq 111t, TEQUILA MIX ANY 12.STHS JACQUINIS GIN GIN LONDON DRT CERTIFIED i-A _ ft- LONDON TOWER I ______ _______ ____ 94 0 KY. BLEND JOSE CORTEZ , 56,95 16~ fl TOM SIMS $ YR.-U• KY. 9F WW STANLEY CREEK STR. KY.. ______________ BRB. t zette said one source reported that Nemtsanov "doesn't be. ileve it was his grandmother and mother who wrote the tele. grams to Prime Minister (Pierre E lliott) Trudeau asking for his return." The Canadian government gave Nemtsanov permission to stay in Canada for six mon ths. MIAMI I AP - Retirements out and holler, stir things up," Buoniconti retired this year and tied a his dream few attain by winCasselberry's undefeated ning first'Lig league start - mund broke a tie with a run- over the left field fence at the Walker," said meet coordinator and injuries have left Bob said 31-year-old Matheson. "We after missing all of the 1975 Nascoring single in a four-run 371-foot mark for his fourth Ron Stanko. "Kenya hasn't de- ,Matheson as the leader of the don't have many holler guys. tional Football League season Bo th th th Do ns Coral Gables' Jimmy Owens. hit, 7-0 decision Monda y nigh t ne ha th ou the first game. Reliever Butch CardInals 4, PIrates 0 a role the 10-year National In addition, a team from Fort that helped the San Diego (3: 54 9) run." 'Nick (Buoniconti), (defen- Swift ret ired after the 1975 seaPete Falcone shut out PittsBenning, Ga., will meet a squad Padres sweep a doubleheader Metzger benefited from the ralFoothall League veteran plans sive tackle) Manny Fernan- son and 28-year-old returnee ly, recording his ninth victory burgh on four hits and helped of Seminole County amateurs. from the Atlanta Braves, to fulfill by example, not worth. dez...they led more by ex- Mike Kolen is still hobbling "Golden 4 YR. CANADIAN ThM SIMS is ________ KY. SUNSET 4J" INKon*________cAssei.s FLA SOUVENIR.GIFT BOX ASST. i(QUII.A ______________ 100° ALL MALT TEQUILA SEAGRAM V.0,-JIM BEAM KY. BRB. BARTON BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH _______ COTCH 99 49 VODKA-GIN-RUM * -. SCOTCH EXACT REPLICA 01 THE 5TH SIZE ___________ 45TH , OT. 2 ' I o,o S 2401. QUANTITY NIGHTS RESERVED IUAMIRV~1, 1,11' 1 . ,' let by the Soviets from his mother and grandmother urging hltnto come hack to Russia. The Ga- before Walker dethrorwd him, 53,523 at Shea Stadium. won't be one of them. And that's Quarry-Freeman bout, mat- The first victory is al burgh Pirates 4-0; the CincinMorales, who has 14 pinch where the dreamers got a rude toughest in the ma chmaker Bruce Trampler ) jor leagues, nati ReLs defeated the San hi ts th is season, batted against awakening. Orlando's Joey Vincent back in but Rick Sawyer didn't wait Francisco Giants 5-1 and the Skip Lockwood after Tim Foli "When Tanzania pulled ( action with Memphis, Tenn.'s long to get his. lie did It In Los Angeles Dodgers beat the and Jerry White had singled to (in the African Olympic boy. Spider Black; Longwood's first start. Houston Astross.4lnllinnings. put runners on first and second. cottl th ey said Bayi wouldn't Brian O'Melia against Miami's The 28-year-old rookie realPinch-hitter Mery Retten- Morales then drove an 0-2 pitch run in any ot Chubby Steele her races wi th 86* Proof MLOL'&1-1 CANADIAN CLUB BS1T1*L £i A In support of the important SANGRIA0 300z. GORDON C44 A 5TH SINVID my Timis OLD GRAND DAD 860 . .....5S9' SEAGRAM 7 CROWN I "FRS SCOTC • I •- 1OYRVO. V.0. CANADIAN Florida with the reputation of being a hard punching spoiler. 188 SPANISH SIVANOFF VODKA . . . SUNRISE 79 Freeman comes to Central GOOD SAT. 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FIGURINES 27 to _ _ one out The amateur bouts start at 8 Aug.24inMJ.amifleachagajnst when he faces the rugged p.m. wi th the Quarry-Freeman Tony Green, he will be meeting Owens. With his birthday Ga li ndez in the very nea r exactly two weeks away, Clark io. __________________ - " - WILD TURKEY ABOVE THEIR RIG PRICE AND TILL RI-CENTENNIAL PEPP. SCHNAPPS-SLOE 2 9 '3 PER BOTTLE YOU THEY WILL GIVE '7 PER BOTTLE OR '24 A CASE _____________ U ABC POLICY IS TO MARK ALL MOSt AT THE ______________ GINTRIPIE SEC-DOMAINE ¼ (IT. "From the Wormation i have, he wants to stay here and has never mentioned going to the United States," the lawyer said. "His prime interest is dlving and eventually he would like to be a trainer. I think he will spend the r emainder of this year trying to become fluent th English." Stadium. Clark, still Just 17 years old, along with Forest City's Donald Quarry has been told that If goesafterhlsfllth strajghtwth and Mike Monks, ____________________________________________________________________________________ DON'T NE FOOLED! "have ORLANDO A possible pounds himself, Brian Is giving hopes to celebrate early with a chance at t he world's light away over 00 pounds. Steele Ups win over one of South Florida's heavyweight champion Victor the scale at an even 300. most promising newcomers. Galindez Is on the line tonight Despite all that weight, Steele Representing Seminole "(or Mike Quarry, when he is decepti vely fast, along wi th County In the special amateur meets Philadelphia's Billy be ing a solid puncher and is card will be Lake Howell 's "Nitro" Freeman in the main expected to give O'Melia a run James "Showboat" Salerno, WISER'S - KNIGHTS BRIDGE I He added that the Royal Ca. nadlan Mounted Police him under their protection." The tall, blond a thlete left the Olympic Village Th ursday night and asked Canadian officlais him stay In Canada. Soviet officials failed o convince him to return home at a meeting In the presence of Canadian officials Sunday. The youth apparently was unmoved by telegrams pr oduced Paterson, ? - joy R DELUXE It's 4 yr Bitter" SOME STORES PRICE THEIR WINES & SPIRITS '2 TO ANISETTE•BIACKBERRY _______ ______ ____ 449 Ll COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE lawyer, Quarry Vs. Freeman QT. 900 GIN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ported Nemtsanov wants to live In the United Sta tes with his sweetheart, but his Montreal Alex denied onight At Sports Stadium BLEND 499 QT. S,.75 Olympic team Russian 's DefectiOn For ______ . i.QTS. Old But a last-minute change in the Soviet brought him to Montreal, and he seized the opportunity to renew his romance, The girt was not Identified, But the Gazette said Nemtsanov may be hiding at the Mon. treal home of a friend he made in Fort Lauderdale. 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Phi , 71, Zisk, Pgn , 24 , Montanel, All, 21 TRIPLES 0 Cash, Phi, 10; Tyson. SIL. 9, D Parker, Pgh, S. C,eronimo, Co. S. W Davis. SD. I HOME RUNS Kingman, NY, 37, ShmmdI , Phi, 7?, 0 Foster, Ciii, 23; W Robinson, Pgti, II; Morgan. Cm, IS STOLEN BASES-T.v,rj*, Pgh, - ('SIn. 36. Morgan, Cm , LA. 31, Biock, SIL. 30. PITCHING 19 Decltions)I4hoden , LA. 9 0, I 000. 3 )m) C Me'lger, SD. 9 0. I 000, 203 Cm , 10 2, 533, 22' 19 Jones. SD. Ii S. 753. 7-61 Alcala. Cm, 10 3, 169, 4.10 Zachry. Cm. 93. 750 776 Canllon, Phi. II 1. 733, 373 Candelaril. Pgh, tO 4. III, 334 5TIIIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY. 161.; Richard. i-Ito. I??. M%VImuth, All. 111 P N.ekro. All. 117; Montetuso. -,( CI ihICnt.Id) + 6 CrAtv . r.s -'---' rp,.,,., is, A 141 charter 300. 30. 7 Real Plunder ( 7 2-0. 3 Strawberry Barn (61 3 60 Q (3 S) 31 W. P (53)53 SO. 31 36 SECOND- I Almost Ddn't 10 20. 7 60, 1 10, 7 Fast Rising 1) 1460, 4S 40, 3 Merit 171 360.0 II 1) 6910. P I 1) 121 50, T 11121 99) f) DO (SI) 4510. 3130 THIRD-. I B's RoSie (2) 4?'). 260,250.7 Luck Up (31400.320.1 G P9 Hangover (7) 360. 0 (7 3) I] SO. p (7 31 fl 50. 1 42 377)23. 3163 FOURTH- I Back Door (3) 9 ') 420,760. 2 Sand Road (4)5 20. 7 3 Randy Rugral (6) 500. Q (1 51 2260. P(34) 7170; T (516) 712 fl 31 FIFTH- 1 0 P Vinnie (5) 7 60. 170.300:2 Sherby (6)1060.100.) M&M's Kumbet' (3) 350. Q (6? SI $0. P(16)II0.70. T III d]) 321 91 31 67 SIXTH- I Terry T Berry 2 Te*asLeager (2 1 1 70. 350. 3 DutChess Royal ()) S 20. 0 179 60; T II 7 31 137 *0. II 54 SEVENTH-I. My Rules (I) 6 10. 350.760. 7 Kojohan (3)320.300+ 1 Normans Babe (6) 360. 0 Ii 3 1350, P (1)52550. T (156)10120 3150 EIGHTH- 1 Grown up (i) 31 IT 700. 100. 2 Eleanor DaneIs 360. 2 40, 3 Bachlo.' Boy (3) 7 60 2 ii Ii 348110 - D I I 21480 - Y 111143 + )160.eeo.1so. , - ,/ i7 LOj"4& IHSTOPY' 9 54R,4TO6,'3 /1,45 55EN LOTS Of MOiI'6Y t097 BET- N f4b'ORJTS'P/REEOFT//EB/&,E5T VY,4f4,VO'jØ4R Ot'Y j',c r,9fp/ c ,0..,s.,Sv' V?"''V'1p pcz y /JJçs.y'fjQjQ). -F, "I" I. ?7N& - I"P'J " (i?3&;.4rpc?a'7 ,qq,',qr eo55 2O4'X21"4V flit,fyiV6 71'4'i97J . Boston (Tiant 10 10) at Cleve land )Eckersley 6$), (n) De troit (Fidrych 1)3) at New York )Figueroa 116). ( n) Baltimore (Pagan 24) at Ml waukee )Podriguet 37). (n) Minnesota (Bane 42) at Kan s-as City (Pattjn 39), (n) Oakland (Mitchell 75) at chi cago (Odo m 20), ( n) California (Harttell 2 2) at Texas ( Hargan 1 3), In) Wednesday's Games Baltimore at Cleveland, InI Boston at Detroit, (n) New York of Milwaukee, (n) Mi nn eso ta at Kansas City, In) Oakland at Chicago. ( n) Cahtornia at Texas, ( n) Cedeno, __________ 00 Today's Games IF MONDAYMATINEE glDIY_i FIRST- - ' 0 62 39 614 52 50 51 0 10', 50 51 493 17 45 33 175 Il 4* 5.4 171 14' z 41 55 144 Il West Kan City 61 10 601 Minnesota si so 5l9 8', Oakland 53 52 $OS 10 Texas 19 52 113 12 Chicago 46 56 451 IS' -, California 15 60 179 IS Mondays Results Boston 3. Cleveland I Milwaukee 7, Baltimore I New York I, Detroit 0 Minnesota 3 , Oakland 0 Only games scheduled Rrt7 Dog Racing _'\, ., h-r7r, ,'q7- .47 73f' Brilliant Party Juny ITayIorl 7 Goose (yIn Deventer) , 9 Folly(Den nis) - - - New York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston MiIwkee Norman, ART BROWN + ___ Mondays Resulli )I. PH. 322.8865 I. in advance. ( . Chicago A. P hiladelphia 2 San Diego 77 Atlanta 30 St Louis 1. Pitt5buroh fl Montreal S. New York I Cincinnati S. San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3, Houston i. ii innings Today's Games Philadelphia (Canton Ii I and Kaat 1051 at Chicago (R. RUSChtl 98 and Stone 231, 2 SI. Louis (Rasmussen 39 and Curtis 57) at Pittsburgh (P00 ker I S and Demery 6-3), 2.(to) San Diego (Frlesleben 6-9) at Atlanta (Messer5mith 10 9), In) Montreal (Kirby I 5) at New York ILalich 6 10), (n) Cincinnati (Bllllngham 7 S) at San Francisco (Halick) 913), (n) Houston (Larn I 2) at Los Angeles (Hooton 6 II). (0) Wdnisday's Games Montreal at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Cincinnati at San Francisco San Diego at Atlanta, ltw it St Louis at Pittsburgh, )n) Houston at Los Ange)ei, (n) 34, LOQeS. EMERGENCY SERVICE '295 CALL US W. will be glad WORMS TENT FUMIGATION includes removal, embalming, filing necessary piper; and Shippi ng container. BUGS - ARMY SOD WORMS FUNERALS S HIPOUT -. -. PEST CONTROL 1757 £ Lahi' Mary Blvd 279604 - 51 16 551 955 53 509 II SI 57 172 Ii 46 59 43* 2)', 46 61 430 221, National League BATTING (230 at bats)- Grllbey. Open 7 days 322 Cr C you need him. 5500 - - .549 fl 411 i" 433 25 430 25 .371 30' II? 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'u + said last DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Now there are five mulionaire winners among the drivers on the Na tional ALsociation for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) grand national circuit, Buddy Baker's second-place money at Pocono, Pa., Sunday, gave him $1,004,769 In career winnings since he started driv. Lngon the eitestock car tour jn 1959. ic Petty, Da vid Pearson, Bobby Allison and Cale Yarborough reached the million dollar plateau ear lier and all continue to grab big .4-- r , all er light and rust and c,,,. e of th " R ETA I ,J ii •. . I t (Facial, guyed or fixed, for only 5333. This powerful tower can be used for lust about anything: TV's. amateur, commercial communications, mobile, radio telephone, or lust to call The Milkmaid on your are - Open Daily a A .M. s P.M. Ph. 323.6630 1400W. First St. Sanford .- (Crank.up).w&l T h ese GardenLand Florida will - ja ', .-. ... Millionaire Circle ., ,' In Sanford (nI --.-..- Need A'Genie -. - largest selection of CB equipment In the area. Along with this wide selection goes the professionalism and service to back up all their sales. This Is why Williamson Corn munication customers are happy satisfied customers, Russ and Anita Williamson (Milkman and Milkmaid) owners, have been avid CB's a long time. They know their business and t he refore they carry only the best products on the market today. Somethinn better --"V. AIWA,Je comes along and here it is. -- When Y - t1 doortoSternperR;alty)hsthe Ill tter ' Williamson Communication J and Engraving. located at 1917 French - - . from a store who carries CB's only asasideline isn't your best CASSELBERRY a L:..l... D. t1IIII Dt + by A6 Maw SK FOR THE COURSE West Blair Ins urance Agency thecheapestset,orgettjngset -' WHA Franchise - Som Forthoseof you familiarwith CB'ing. you know that getting FURNITURE SA'IES M. 17-92 Assured MIAMI (AP) He o riginally set his sites on Even if its players have to be taken from buying the flou nde ring (.'leveother squads, a Flo rida team land Crusader franchise but will be in the World Hockey As- turned to the San Diego Mansociatlon when play resumes ners aft er it looked like the this tall, WHA board chairman Cleveland deal wasfalling Ben Hatakin says. through. "There Is no auestion that Putnam had week have m" at- u h bid get the Crusaders skin told the Miami News in a had been called off because the telephone Interview from his of- sale had changed. But he flee In Winnepeg, Can. "Mr. said Sunday that the ne(Bill) Putnam will get his play- gotiations were hack on again ers one of three ways, with former Cleveland owner "He may be able to purchase Nick Mileti, who sale-apeither the San Diego or the proval rights, and present own. Cleveland franchises, or we er Jay 1oore. may have to hold an expansion The Mariner ownership was where each team in the taken over by the WHA in owner Joseph something like 10 of to Its March Schwartzafter defaulted. players and two goal-keepers, Putnam said be has received That wi ll be decided when and if 800 orders for season tickets. He a draft Is necessary." Hatskin said the franchise said that for t he franchise to br eak even this ear it would question will be settled by time WHA trustees meet in To- have to draw an average of 9,ronto Aug. 9. me wit season 500 fans to each of the 39 home games the team would have in begins Putnam has been trying t Uollywood. get a team to be called the Some South Florida skeptics Flori da Blaze rs for the reno- have said any franchise would vated Holl ywood Sportatorium, have trouble meeting that goal w hi ch Is located west of Fort because the Sportatonium is Lauderdale and a bo ut 20 miles reachable only bya single, two.. northwest of Miami. lane highway. e Al VVUy OR MORE be t 4. Florida Baseball Phila PutS New York Chicago St. LOUIS Montreal ... representa. a Hwy. 17-92 Longwood could season = FREE ESTIMATES comma agent during titled the pact two weeks ago. Miller told the committee that despite baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's comments to the contrary, "collective bargaining in baseball has been impeded because of antitrust status." Miller said the union had tried repeatedly for the past 10 years to make modest modifications in the reserve system through collective bargaining, "Despite its limited goals, which never included complete abolition of the reserve system, the club owners' response invariably was to the effect that they liked it just the way it was and that they would not change one in any of the relevant provisions," he said. 'There was never any deviation in the club owners' position that players never, on their own initiative, become free agents." Miller said an arbitrator's decision on pitcher Andy Messçrsmith turned things around. "Then and only then were the owners first interested in modifying the reserve system. But now they wanted it modified in their favor. We could have, with great justification, taken the same attitude th e owners had expressed for 10 years but we did not. We agreed to modifications to arrive at what we believe will be a fair and workable system." Miller also sa id that the baseball players union, in another vote, ratifi ed 424-3 a new pension plan w hi ch will increase be nefi ts 30 per cent over last year. I NATIONAL its right of an reached "AflYthi"9 in *Repair Paris Built .Fenc'n9 .Fitting5*cL 5t0m posts SENTU FenciflQ Baseba ii'óJ;1 '= ek 'IA Fence For Tuesday, Aug. 3, I76-)B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. !ENCE SPECIALISTS Puff Puff AT FERN PARK Pro Division Clarence Daniels 3) 2.5.27-13 Jim HaynS 26-32 23-83 Ton, Bonds 29 30 27-96 Mike Wheless 30 77-32---19 Dan Anders 31 71.30-Ic Charley Zeni 30-29 30-Ic Dan Smith 31-21.31-90 Ken Evans 32 27-33-92 Jack P oo le 30 31-31-9s Dave Grether 31 3333-99 Amateur Jim Andrews 29 32 V-Ia Doug Short 29.33-33.....95 Dave Beck 22-3233-99 Jim Manni ng 32- 30 37-99 Steve Riser I33333 Novice Jim Potuer 3635 34-107 RmckMerdock 353411-113 Jai-Alai MONDAY NIGHT FIRST-I Solos Lorenzo (1)610, 320. 360. 2. Uriante.Pecina (3) 450. 310. 3 Vict or Diaga (5) 360; 0 (1 31 531 60. P (I 3) $11 60. SECOND - 1 Victor Lorenzo (3) hO. 7 40, 750. 2. Marlo-Omaga ( i) 510.310,3 UriarteOyy(5)300;Q 1131 032 20. P (3 1) $1.1 60; Big Q ( t3 with 13)093370 THIRD - I Victor Molina (1) II 60. 5 00, 3 60; 2. S0Io5-Cobian (2) 720. 560. 3, Aprail Lorenzo (6 ) 700. o ( )2) 53560. P 11-71 075.90. FOURTH - l. Paco (l) 19 10,5 00, 460 , 7 Rodollo (2) 640. 6 00 ; 3 Molina (Si 3.50. Q (I 2) 1.32 60: P it 2) 51070. DO (1 I) 177.40 FIFTH - l Jorge Rodolto ( S) (350. 700. 1.50; 2 MiJtilla-Wally (1) 7 40. 7 00. 3 Rafael Sarduy (3) S 20; 0 (4 a) $1910, P (5-11 01)3.70 SIXTH - I Barguin Goros (1) II 60. 7 20. 7 60; 2 Urlarle Dacalos 12) 560. 1 20 , 3 Solos Egurbi (3) 560, 0 )71I$3310; P (4 2) $11370, DO II 1) 520) 50 SEVENTH - 1 Marti Wally (7) 13 80, 1750, 560:7 Rafael Mandiola 161 11 00. 520. 3 Zubi-Molina (1) 350; 0 (6 7) 11*10. P (7ó) $5970 EIGHTH - 1 Marti Molina (4) 540. 4 40, 280. 2 Jorge Sarduy (7) 500. 3 00. 3 Galdos Cobian 17) 5 00, C II 7) 53740. p 14 7 S93 00, Big 0 ( 6 7 Aith 1 7) $91370 NINTH - I Jorge CII 920. 500. 1 63 2 .',tu'm(ta (I) 9 20. 5.60. 3 S.,'trdi.m( 12' 1 20 Q (4 II 551 60; p $ 1) $95 (0 TENTH - 1 Solos Davalos (2) 1 1 00. 7 60. 350. 7 Urmirt, Cash II (5) 760. 410. 3 Zubu Lor.nzo (S) 470 0 1 2 1) 557 20 . P (2 II 0325 30. DO (8 2 1, $12270 ELEVENTH - I Urmarte Egurbi Ii) 1660,6 00, 520. 7 Solana Goros ( ?) 120. 360. 3 Gasti Gast! It (S) 300. Q 1121 1)1 20. P (I 2) $103 80 TWELFTH-. I Mart, Rodolto (6) 900. 570. 3 40, 7 Rafael Elorri ( I) 970,350. 3 Zubm Arrleta(3) 1060. 0 (I 6)13050. P (61115130. Big 0 (I 2 with all 6(09060 and (17 with all 133.00 DAYTONA BEACH MONDAY MATINEE FIRST - I Vcto( Davalos IS) 1150.6 10.660. 2 Barqumn Goodwin (5) 550. 6 60. 3 Mario Egurbi (2) 180. Q II SI $67.00. P IS 4) 1)77 60 , SECOND - I Uriarte Goros (7) 350.700.350.2 Bob Ovy (6)700, 5.00. 3 Zub Davalos 151360. Q (2 61 533 70. P (2 6) $299 So. Big Q (4$ with all 7) $211 20) 145 with all 61 $18010 THIRD-I Jorge Goros (SI 1370. 380. 340. 7 Rafael Ovy (2) 420, 300 3 Mutilla Lorenzo (5) 710. 0 (3 II $2560, P (53) $6600 FOURTH - I Rodolto (3) )600. 000. 400 2 Elorri (2) I 40. 36.0. 3 Galdos 5) 760. 0 (23)13900. P 13 71 $14 70, DO IS 31 533650 FIFTH - 1 Solana Cobian (5) II 00. I 60, 10 10. 2 Mutilla Rodolfo 1020 700. 3 (,asli Paco (I) S70.QISII S7900. P (31) 1.56.3 70 SIXTH - I Gal1osDavaho (4) '0 10. 160, 1 63, 7. Uriarte Paco (7) 500.1 20. 3 Nestor Gasti 11111 100 . O (7 4) 571 20 P (1 2 1 13200. 00 IS II 5305 10 SEVENTH - I Solana Sarduy I?) 2160. .300. 760. 2 Victor M.andoma lIt 370. 1 10. 3 Mutilla Egurbi (6) 630. Q (2 P 557.10. P ( 72)1.340 00 EIGHTH - I. Rafael Egurbi (2) 1 40, 3 80, 5 80. 7 J or ge Coblan (I) Il 20. 740. 3 lob R 000 I 4g (34 570. 01251 534 20. P 25) 13)590. 8m9 Q (27 with all 2) $193 10. (2 ? with all 1113*300 NINTH - I MutlIa IS) 41 00.910, 120 7 Molina )2)7 so. 460;3 Gash 61 '211) 0 17$) 13300. P (521 0165 90 TENTH - I Victor Goros (SI 21 20 .3 20 ,440. 2 Soloi Ovy 171140, 370. 3 Barqun Diego ( 1)600. Q 1 7 S $3520 P 32)53)790, DD IS 5) 0169 50 ELEVENTH - I Nestor Cobman (7' 1910. 150. 560 2 Galdos .%t,;ndo(i ill 1050. 613 3 Bob Arrmeta (3) 640; 0 1211 119 *0. P (2 5) 5259 50 TWELFTH - 1 Solana Rodollo (4) 11 20.1.70.5.10; 2. Zubi Elorri 131 620.110.3. Marti Paco (I)SSO,Q (31) $1210; p (4 3) $13710. 8mg 0 12 with 3 II 163580 Harness Racing SEMINOLE MONDAY'S RESULTS FIRST - I. Knight Hi (Shell) (2) 6 20 3 40 3 00; 2 Indian Lang 1113 10 100:3. Carlton Time (5) 5 20 0 (I 2) II .40. 208.4. SECOND - 1. Senator Mir (Serbes) (5) 12.00 ISO 3.60 2. Romeo Ado (2 ) 9.60 7 10; 3 Victorious Beau (3) 3.60 0 (5 I) 39.10 T (5 5-3) 219 20 00 ( 7 5) 3140; 1:31. THIRD - 1. What Acclaim (Regur) (6) 7.103+102 407 Aloof (21 640310.3 Ocala Dutchess (3)2 60 0(26) 31501 (6-73 ) 374 60 . 7.17 FOURTH - 1 Mar Con Steve (Vandervor?) (6) 360 360 240. 7 Enough Time (3) 1 60 250: 3 Barlow-s Outchess (2) 2.10. 0 (3 6) 970. 1 ( 632) 1 970. 1:36.3 FIFTH - 1. Bomber C. (Van dervorl) (1) 7.00 500 600; 2- Mud Pop (5) 22.20 910; 3 Lady Byrd Spartan (5) 6 00 ; 0 (1 I) 99 00 . 1 (1 55) (06340. 2 Ii 4 SIXTH - I Hurricane Scot (Bridges) (1)680360210; 2. Frisky Patrick (2) 4 00 160; 3. Direct Be? ( 5) 100; 0 (17) 19.60. 1 (121) 8220; 1.361 SEVENTH - I. Tallow (Pat tenon) (I ) 400350 170 , 2 Hello Dire (7 ) 4.20 2 50. 3. Captain Riddle N 151 340. 0 (I 7) 1010. 1 1)7-5) 5000 , 1 - 36 1 EIGHTH - 1. J.M. Captain ( Dagenam) ( I) 79 20 25 20 10.20 2. Mr. Durkee (3) 23 50 Ii £03 Dandy Hor n ( 6)410(31)9660 T ) 4 3at1) 55070 2 127 NINTH - I Squad Byrde (Neely) II) 5 00 3 60 2102. Mighty Senator III 3 20 2 70 3. Clayhaven P(oneer ( I) 2100 Il II 940 T II 64)3350 T 2 10.3 TENTH - 1. Jesta Chief (Lyons) (?) 5203404 60, 7. Senators Tina III 70 40 6.00 3 000dtlme Julie (61 4 60 0 (2 4)11 20 1 (246) 72 00 7 00 A - 1371; Handle - 561.344 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST - I Wood es Delight (Namme), 2 Lisbon Hanover (3 Neely). 3 Matilda Lobell lWhaytand). I Proud Blue Chip (Rau). 5. Star's Shield (Hobbs), 6 Love Bug Run (Roy). 7 I m pulse tWilseyl 5 Clever Trip IVan Deventer) SECOND - I Metrolmna Dusty (Bridges). I Queen Ma y lTirpyl. 3 Rebe)rmdge Rob (Peters). 4 Lone Rang er (Provost), 5 Grey Bmtt )D'Amato). 6 Camoen Jody 7 Dutch Time Cu inane) THIRD - I Ocala Star Whit (Jefferson). 2 Good 0 Candy I Brmdge's( , 3 Brmmston, F re I MiSS Sharon Ruth ISurki. S King David (Smith) 6 Jersey 51k hOrm Sb). .7 Mm55 Artistic (No Driver). 6 Little Go lden Boy (Lake) FOURTH - I Daytonas Tern ISeiders), 7 Stars Hostess (Hobbs), 3 Galavant (Van Deventer) I Bullet Freight (No Dived. 5 Birdie H Volo (Ellis), 6 Chief Mer cedes lVmIarI. 1 Peal Blast (Gr i mes) FIFTH - I Maurice Edward (Beretnak). 2 Colleen )Vandervort), 3 Tan Jays ( Dvoracek). I Scott,, Tron (Aldrich). 5 E R 0 )FmIp.illi) 6 Sandy Doll (Parr). 7 Stratton (Britton). I Land (Kurtlworlhs) SIXTH - I Doras Bogie One ( PrOvIt). 2 My Boy Joe IVan Deventer). 3 Donna IF lhlentehdl. S C K 'S First Ii Neely I. 6 Tnys Ms Vera Best (Petersen). I Fr,ky Donna IF Ihlenteld). 5 C K s First (J Pleeiy), 6 T ny's MiSS Bissell IBr.dge'sl. 7 Ocala Betme (Farber) S Winning angel (B Regur ) SEVENTH -I Oshkosh 1011) 2 Ore..! Trudy (No driver) 3 Egyptian Wind (Hobbs). I Burns Guy IB.ceznak), S John L Purdue (Se'derSl. 6 Wmngi,h Goden:a INo Driver). P Bordnecs Pride (No Driven. $ Marc 19 Hal (No Driver I EIGHTH - I Miss Pattie Brooke (Grimes) 2 Stonegite Sharp (Patter so n) - 3 B)a:eaood Comet lWtmaylanoi 4 Scott 0 Scott (Km,iftzwvrth), 5 Birdie Be* Bright (Rusin). 6 EdS Buddy (Rau). 7 Direct Amer ica Ii ('Icily) NINTH - I Lotus Bud (Bridges) I? Nibs Brat )Muntfl. 3 Strong kurtt*Qrttl), 4 Joshua (Strongl. S Jefferson Aduos (Ximba:II. 4 Nealon Time (Patterson), 7 W 0 Baron (Hall), I Red Counsel IF mlmpilli I TENTH - 1 Backfire B.3el (Rat,) 7 Flying Hank IK.urttwortpi Nancy Bruce Pjt,ern Omu)gee Gem Bribes: ( Bereznak), Dancmng - -- -' ' "' ' 26550: 3163 NINTH- I Devils Don (31 2') 9;. Il 00. 740. 7 Prism Light (S) 5 60 S 40;] Pockin Lulu (7)360. 0 (1 105 70. P 0 all) 76 40 and (all 5 16 70. 1 (3 $ 7) 237720, 3175. TENTH- 1 Win Jac (3) 650,1 60. 120, 2 Pite'way Red (2)1010,620 3 Mark Beltw (1)300:0(23) 51 60 P 1321)4610. T (321)311 00. 31 S ELEVENTH- 1 Black Joe (I' 1000, 600. 320. 2 Peppy Dart T9' 1 1.40.700.3 Bobs' Wire (1) 480 ii (1814610. PIll) 13590. T (45 i 51060. 3)16 TWELFTH-1 Master Merrill .1. 720. 5 60. 3 40; 2 Traffic Jam I 906... 750. 3 Daffy (1) 320. 0 ii 1350. T (I? 4) I'' ) 2100. p 3153 A- 1931. Handle $160.1)) - - MONDAY NIGHT FIRST - I June Alice 8411 1 .1 320. 2 Cony Allison 660 100. I Main Chute 310. 0 11 S) 3(370. ( II 3)7760 3135 SECOND-) Noticeable(s) 26 ;'. 900. 310. 2 Ed's Impulse (1)760 300. 3. Susie Gem (3) 710; OIlS 5100. P151)232 70: T (5-1.3) 102) DO (I 3) 1)910, 3I 31 THIRD- 1 The Lost Flower i Il 60. 600. 560. 2. L's Pert Past (I) 560, 500. 3. May London 920.0(17151.50. P171129370 1712) 699 20, 31 80 FOURTH- I M.ckey Eckert l' 760. 400, 760. 2 Fake Front I)' 520. 300; 3. M& M'S Ann (3) 3 10. 0 '381 1260. P 15$) 4560; 1 (56 3 8660. 31 41 FIFTH- I Bar S Pat (2) 19 IS 10, 7 40. 2 Lonesome Edy I 1010.310,2 Silver (3 (8) 520.0 72 71 11350 p )7) $9920, 1 f214 , 1746 80 3931 SIXTH - I. C H's Dcbt,'e (7) 5 X-380. 210. 7. P's Jerry (7) 360. 280. 3 Toughs' Tommy (5) 380. Q (2 7) 16 10, P 127)3) 30, T 177 1159 0) 31 67 SEVENTH- I Whippendeal 7?380. 320. 2 10, 7 MISS Liberation 11 570. 3 60, 1 Cracking Craig (6) 3 10 0)23)15 N. P (2 3) 1320. 1 (236 lOS 20. 31 I? EIGHTH-1 0 5 News Mj8r (3) 6 X. 3 40. 750. 2 Mac's George 6) 1060.8 .00. 3 Trusting (4)11), C ( 5 8) 2)00 P (51) 47.10; T ISII Ill 60. 35 15 NINTH- I Qumsqeyana '21 36 C'; 1580, 11 00. 2 Sansage Hmmax (5' 7760. 1340, 3 Penrose Fee (6) 753 0123)15040. P (25)313.70, T 17 5 6' 332520. 31 85. TENTH-I Keith Gei ger (21 5 C'J 350.360,2 Trade Day (6)610, SI'.) 3 Thomas Thomas 131 160. Q (2 2310: P(26)6900. T (763)191 1'. 313.1 ELEVENTH- I Delbana Ti' CII 1320, 1320. 620. 2 Spectr. Trend (3) 1 140, 300. 3 Thous,i (2) 320. 0 III 4) 11160. P (a 2170, T 14321 106600. 3)10 TWELFTH- I Blue Jewell 510. 300. 260. 7 Worthy WIt 900660.3 Apache Mac CoI) 0(76) 5080 P (62)7170 205 20. 3545 A 1211 H,indl. 5?' -.3 4 'r_'-_,5 4.4'y'.:-r. _f I - - IONIGHT'SENTRI, FIRST-i Prove,, 5.ste' Rock n ) Shelton Streamuer. I F ApCjm S Marasch,no 6 Sister 7 uto Joe. 5 He SECOND - I See Setrtls. Joker Jake. 3 Glad. I Malone. S Mr Rood 6 Jose Poti-7 Sunny Dell, I Mix Moss THIRD - I Go Speed Go. Robert ,%Vst. 3 Yankee Banner. DaIlyng 5 C P Sue. 6 M,i' L ,r'n B's Smiley. 5 Sue' S.t4, lT' j lY;( ; t~ -, my4 - 1 .r:;I4f 1. fl i?i ,;i~ W -sP1 ,p' 4Y 4r&ii,. ,4, T v . ,~~ . 11?f 4ç7 4 ; 4.,t'4.'.., ;44 51 nuteS FOURTH - I Iron Cr.,, Aurun I BrDe Doll. 4 ','IhiteCi. Echert. 5 Sansaqe Ouster. Mo'o'ng Millie, 1 Bar S Redw.ne + N L 5 Sherry FIFTH - I Wright Hi Futi. 2 i'.' Odett. 3 Penmarric. I Yravelmn Jane S Runnng Randy 6 Lad-,'s 1 Stranded, I Nm 0 N Re a dy SIXTH -I Dream Acre, 7 Bar S Forso; 3 Jarti,ad A)i(e 4 omoro.'n.se, S Winding River. 6 Biuc Jim 1 Wary it Noel's Virt SEVENTH-I JOBlIs Wilard us' Fo;,m I Rising Hope. Aestern 0,h % k, 3 SC Ahi1e5hor.e S Cricory 7 Wayid, lansu, S Dutch s Mister EIGHTH - I Ghost Barrs:3 Jc' Plin Verge. 3 Frnrj Paul, 4 53 5 MS Bonnie. S ReboZo, 6 Pit" WhiZ. 7 Cousin Kim 5 Shelly NINTH - I Pecos Biacxlmgnt. Penrose Yohnh 3 MyM0 Molly I itr S ('4Ombr. S Dude Dee s )ohnnie Margo, 7 Jocosta S Princess Printer TENTH - I Jack Tr;n; 2 Moving Lady, 3. True Faith I Hand Ott S High BIt, 4 K.nrj .'. 11 fold 1 Moneychanger, I Lonesome Li ELEVENTH - I Re'nca,r i'.'i 7 POCOS Smokmn': 3 Cup GeronimoEchert S B'gBaofia:. ', Boo Wonder. 7 Bob's Lips I Junm3), Jet TWELFTH - I Gold Palace, 2 Brave Ron, 3 Wind Sncss 4 Mi, wood's lm,;q 5 IP.0vCl.ri Ret, sr, I #` Vt j55 5 t.,.4is? 57 i,,t1f + 4/ii J.t:'.',''t.4b' A ie1t,Ii rc ' 'I& 'Ii . ~4- I - ~~ ~ ; !n4mL ,1'. rmt% . s 3 j .1's;m, 71.1 Z,..i" ., z',.,sx.s ,,pLd'qO '' '',_l•L ci iJ'5, �46— Evening Herald. Aug. 3. lfl Tuesday, Sanford, Ft. BLONDIE Answer to Previous Puzile Young chic III .~N &IN Jumble T NDER OW.DEAR...I 4OSE so I . MY (' NEED Dizzy Sl-IEETS WA MY seaport 46 Resident ACRO$$ fl41S roo LL ___ __ — • . For Wednesday, August 4, 1976 $ - i 11 .11I. `~ — THE BORN LOSER _____ _____ JJ • _____ __ ________________ by Art Sansom I ," A N C115COVERED J ~ " AMERkA — ___ ____ 4 1 ARIES (March 21•April ã F — — — — — — — — — 1F1erjJdd1 HyIWRNICEBEDF.OSOL MEBVM ___ Not on the _____________ ttO 0 ______________________________________ __ 1111111 47 L.li (Scot) 50 Demented Coast 53 Islamic 13 Take umbrage 56 Delay ____________ ___________ 14 Evening PSrty 57 Eulogize IS Kind of jury 58 Imprints 16 Uses a broom _______ iea bigwig 17 Epistle lab) __________ WV DOWN 18 Realty (Anglo. 19 Year 38 Foreigners Irish) I Algonquian 21 Recompensed 39 20 Request Indian 22 Reply (ab) 42 Rhythm 21 Certain swords 2 Canine cry 23 Symbol for 43 Covers 25 Quivering 3 Greek letter radium 44 Dill herb 28 Book of (p1) 24 Listed, as 45 This (Sp) Psalms 4 Residence candidates 47 Slender 32 Circuits (ab) 25 Fish sauce 48 Fiat-topped hill 33 Verdi heroine 5 One, in Italian 26 Rail 49 Prayer ending 34 Girl's name 6Leather thong 27 Pageantry 51 Dutch 35 Western cattle 7 Emanates 29 Binder measure 36 Resources 8 Al this time 30 B'blical garden 52 Blight 40 Coat with tin. 9 Perjure 31 Underdone 54 Boundary lead alloy 10 Range 35 Sainte tab) (comb form) 41 Taken out II Fiber knots 37 Tellurium 55 Girls 43 New Guinea 12 Writing table (Symbol) nickname 7 I HOROSCOPE ________ ___ IIIEAJDIQMMERMAI (suffix) I island in _____ ____ ______ ___ ___ FEEL ' 68th Year, Sanford, gust4,1976 (Oct. 24-Nov. 21 excellent pro pects to You also thecourageofyour convictions. about today. Gains can come Don't neglect your bright Ideas. from )May TAURUS (April Family ) take matters several directions. B alert. r'' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2Dec. today. You can Iron 21) awonyowe*rience.It outthemoetpress[ngdornestic willputyouaftpheadof problems U you have a mind to the opposition. Knowledge honestly try. . Seminole Was T . . ~~171,.,___ . ) ready to reap you a harvest. GEMINI ( May 21-June Persons who could do big things PISC Z. . -.•. -1 . .•.... Visited By Beings - lurnIng YOU OL) TALK &OT T)IAT LOl'4'' E<TE?'$ION CORP (31 J38 139 E40 ON _______ - - rI4E p4oNE 50 1 From Space ? '. ' •.. . •. Into ... . flrWfRl[)EEMAROl.P U*OH IO%Oe,'T" ' E OUARIGHT.AC CAN! GET "CJ ,,,) __ ANYTHING 11 "I (,ANOT) B4THIG __SUIT' • _ ,,-',, F — — I I — I extremely Impo —-—— —— 47 48 49 visualize today's events ending in a positive manner. Put your Imagination to work. - 'l,I 57 _____ ____ 59 ———— 3 - — Vitamin — — — 1 — ' . ----- 11 — '-.---- - ( '- - __________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP 11 by Al Verm..r LET'S FACE IT--- t'vE [I,WHEN I WAS A LAC COME FULL-CIRCLE' _______ GRANC)PA WALTON! ~ _-) I I? -) _~, %1>11 ,, YOUNG MAN IT WAS ERROL FLYNN! I -. 1.7), (- 0 ,11 -6~ L I L_ I , .'-*, I ~ A ______ i -1 I I I - I I (:. BUGS BUNNY . TI4AT... _______ 4' i. 1 I GLAD HE D()PPED HE \5 KINDA ANYWAY/ . ______________ K FE ER MOTOR- . UP (C -. Lamb %ST 9 J 963 V9J74 4 82 £95 - foods. withdrawn. Then Just before the I EAST K 854 V 10 8 QJiO £ J 1086 heart, K • A K 76 IA K2 Ni,rth.South vulnerable Writ North East South 3N i'asc I'a Opening lead - 9 £ was West led the queen of hearts. South woo and played his second-high heart to squeeze East He had to unguard either diamonds or clubs and South had his ninth trick ...., ... . _. _______________ trey and East played the king. make such a lead, but we Assuming West had led from a in a lot of deals It is one play six-card suit he could duck that won't really hurt you if that second spade, take th e you never make it third, play three rounds of diamonds and hope that East For a copy of JACOBY would have exactly three MODERN, send $1 to: "Win 'k BYDONNAESTES Herald Staff W ri ter 5-4 and decided on anoth er Radio City Station. flew York, line. N V 10019) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox _____ [SWINE RtJ ( ______ ______ on anemias, I am sending you benefit from the temporary The Health Letter number 4-3, Increase in red blood cells. A Understanding the Anemias. better Idea though is to train at stamped, sel'-addressed en- In summary then, the 4 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves NATIONAL BANK cHLcK gouNfD 0,01'~ _~ J . ____ WHY OULpN'T YOU .11 _-, HAVE 1.f . ____ -, ----I------- - We had I OVER - atalklnourhealthclassabout Ifou'r.pi.gu,ay some of the stars of the sports world using Wood tr ansfusions on a e.g p . 'I, ,. 1 q'1 -9 I 0 1 YOLJ'V HARP 1'H 4 6UAW iw' _________ __________ AS11 ThE EP TEF4lO fl'IE COMANCHS !: AS "REI? .4'Vfl it 1 OIVR2*pav PIE! Ij 17W_*s I. \ ; : A L4 Murder '' itVtaz i-: Mh'.'MIS 745ts Ti~-1 P \ , .~ 'V \ %- I ~ on ( ii~ -.. -_ Nn - V --:- I . fI, - .I .,'.: I burglary In connection with incidents Monday near Cauelberry and Arrested and charged with the death of a $7-year-old rellree, Walter Raymond Schullut of 751 Spanish Moss Road, Casselben'y, whose body was found Monday atternoon to his ransacked mobile home, was David Kim Ilargls, 19, of Henderson, Ky. Hargis had been AWOL for 1 months from the Naval Alt Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn., and has been living for an undetermined tune at the Flo ral Motel, Longwood. I I . 11 Ik i\ r r e s ted The sheriff's department had been looking for a irtne Road wbere three homes were burglafted Muday. Sheriff'. EL. George Abbgy said Investigators were trying to get a search warrant this afternoon to search the in one of the burglaries. Hargis was beIng held with out bond. He wu stopped by sheriffs deputies and Cauelberry police on Semlnola Boulevard near the horse track. The fourth burglary charge Is In connection with the - __ F111111 Suspect IV(,I1MZ6'(TMt) V5MW1,klrnA 1 ;M (s by Garry Trudeau Ll , V 57/ \ 1l U >__.,~ ARaV'm' By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Hospital and is in military partrnent, was reported stolen custody with civilian charges from a convience store parking pending. lot at Wekiva Springs Road and An 18-year-old man Seminole sheriff's deputies SR-434 west of Longwood. hospitalized for observation are reported seeking the filing Officers surrounded the following a Sunday night stolen of formal charges of grand stopped auto for approximately auto chase has been identified larceny of an auto and fleeing 15 minutes as Slusher held the as a U.S. Army private away and attempting to elude officers automatic pistol to his chest without leave from Fort Riley, against Slusher by State Atty. saying he was going to kill Kan., since July 1. Abbott Herring's office, himself. When the gun failed to Military authorities today Deputies and state troopers fire because a bullet wasn't in said Dennis William Slusher chased a 1974 Cadillac sedan on the chamber, Deputy E. H. has been transferred from 1-4 from SR-434 to the Lake Standley dived Into the car and Florida Hospital North in Mary exit Sunday night wrestled the gun away as other Altamonte Springs to the minutes after the auto, with a officers dragged Slusher from Orlando Naval Training Center pistol in the glove corn- the car. ____ ___________ ___________ _______________________ _________ I _____ ____ ____ _____ _____ 1 ' _____ __ __ __________________________ I U _ _______ ____ ______________________________ ______ ___ . I ---oil - - . :" ' -- .:..,, - '_'.L. - .. ._____ - . - . . . - .. - 4 ,. or . 4 &._ - -. - - - _ - . - - a - - .y$I. ,' . •—. r _______ _______ -- . -. I . ,1 '-'-- ---* '-:.'. - - ______ I .'., 1-4 12 ..-" ______________________________________ __________________________________ — - _ p ,, - .'- :,- — .' --.. 1—• ,' ... If fl'' . - _______ ______ ___________ . - I - ' ' " NOT QUITE . V. • THE aT ' ' .- " ' ::,ww%r;i .- . - - ':' , '.." f'.' I - - .- Robert Francis, 12, and Jimmy Davis, 11. spent a summer af. unusual either: about a half inch of rWn that briefly filied a few ternoon swimming -not an unusual activity except that the two streeft, but caused no reported damage. (Herald +hoto by Bill Sanford Elm Vincent Jr.) - - W_ ".. .~-w -1 .4~- , I 12~ . .%, 1:1 ~ip N S Avenue. The Tuesday afternoon tropical shower was nothing '.i. '-- Sebultz mobile bome. Law enforcement Wficers believe Schultz may have found the burglar fhkned away before dying of a heart attack. _______ __________________________________________________________________________________________ - . - . --.. ) V 1.11" Tod Mystery D* isease I I . . Stioll Sp'eading r Around --1-3-B same flu-like symptoms: headache high Sports - ision - Telev 10-A cut fever, congested lungs and chest pains. nn ti ec "The disease has not leveled off," state man also had the disease, but Co th officials Bachman said those symptoms are Women----------1-4-C later said he does not have Health Secretary Leonard Bachman said heal it. consistent with the swine-type flu that Tuesday. "Apparently both the number of a more accurate picture of the situtation. increased and are Increasing." More than 1,000 federal and sta te It was earlier reported a Connecticut Pittsburgh, died early today at prompting plans for a nationwide ImPresbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh. munization program. They are also Tuesday's high 91, today's consistent with viral pneumonia, he said. U low 72- Ralulall: -49 iDcIL medical researchers have been mobilized Hospital officials said he had attended Considerable cloudiness to identify the disease, At the federal convention and showed the same smpCongress moved Tuesday toward tro,t Thursday with thunCenter for Disease Control in Atlanta, toms as other victims, passage of a federal Insurance plan to dershowers likely. Highs researchers planned today to examine the There has been no confirmed evidence of cleat the way for the vaccination program. mainly in the mid and upper first cultures grown from tissue samples secondary spread of the disease, Bachman The House health subcommittee approved i tonight In the low to taken from victims of the illness. said, but he added that it was still too early a measure. demanded by vaccine mid 70L Variable winds at 1 The c ul tures could provide a clue, to discount the possibility that the disease manufacturers, that would make the m.pit. ham probability Ii 70 "We ar e ruling out nothing," said Or. may be spread to others, government responsible for any damages per cent. \i! ' .r hri,t rI ' r • . .: rJ.: :: .1: ' . ' r '.:- % . 'U', 1 t ft.' ."' " ,' _- - - "1' . -1 I 1. --'. -.. ----------. 1 - . 1'-'- ,' .. - -.'.. --- - --- and - .- ', -. tldesonPa.ge5p, '.. - -- - - . IV .. ; 17 v'',. i'ii,' ,.. 4-A v" ',P 'I',, HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Reseat- center. "This could be anything from an state health department spokesman said Cornice .................4-B chers say t hey don't know when they will infectious disease to a toxin." there were six unconfirmed reports of the Crossword .... ..........4-B be able to identify the mystery "legionAU of the known victims of the disease - disease among people in Philadelphia who Edjiorial...............4-A naire's disease" that has claimed 21 lives including two hospitalized in New Jersey did not attend the convention. Dear Abby ......2-C in Pennsylvania and sent more than 140 andoneinNewYork - attendedorwere in "That has not been verified," said the Dr. Lamb ..,, 4-B people to the hospital in three states. some way connected with a state spokesman, Bob Costello. "It looks like it Horosco pe ..... 4-B There were no signs the outbreak was American Legion convention in might be so." Hospital .............S-A aba ti ng, and officials planned a statewide Philadel ph ia that ended 11 days ago. All of the victims have experienced the Obituaries ... $_A check of Pennsylvania hospitals today for Dieta,11g ,-.-.---- ..'---- -_. . ______ -----.-.-.- ,.-.-- Seminole, in what is believed servative from Pennsylvania's T xzi,.y I- Identified he though Reagan had made a history, will send four persons mista ke in choig the li be ral - two delegates and two _________________________________________________ i d iffl 1-.J..-. J F "., r 1 4 "He's the guru of our neighborhood rest cult!" I'1Y W?M . owers Chase material to be limestone." The final consensus of opinion seemed to be that the rocks found by Ms. Miinbs had probably fallen from a passing truck and landed on the road. But neither Salmon nor Wishau ruled out the likelihood that the woman had actually seen a glowing fireball. "I think she saw something," Wishau said. "But I think it might've been further away than thought it was. I think, actually, that's why there was no sound - because it was much further away than she realized." "If I didn't think this was definitely something unusual, why, I wouldn't have even bothered to call," Ms. Mlmbs said. chosen by the end of the first background and found that the 0,' SWIMMIN' HOLE 93 c',:,,,w __________ _____ by T. K. Ryan __ TUMBLEWEEDS OUR IMA&E, .0 , 14 A / ning garbage Sh eriff's deputies at noon today arrested a 19.year.old") AWOL sailor on a charge of murder and four charges of .........................12-A '" DOONESBURY ' fragments and discovered that it was no warmer than an average earth rock. Ms. Mlmbs said she and her mother returned Tuesday morning and collected several samples of the rock, but could see no craters or holes that wo uld suggest something had crashed into the ground. It was at this point that Mrs. Higginbotham persuaded her daughter to contact the John Young Museum and Planetarium in Orlando. Planetarium Director Bruce Salmon visited the Mimbs house Tuesday afternoon and briefly inspected the rock specimens. He departed after only a few minutes without taking a sample to analyze. "I'm sure what you saw was something exciting," Salmon told Ms. Mtinbs. "I wish I could Kansas City the week of Aug. 16 will however, sti ck with his in Seminole prior to the March said, however, the se lection pledge to vote for Ford at the primary. "disillusioned a lot of local convention, he said. "Most people don't know the Reagan followers." "I doubt I'll get a chance to in-depth details surrounding "However to date all the vote for Reagan," said Reagan's selection of Reagan followers I know are Streetman, pledged to Ford for Schweiker," Mrs. Holloway s I - ts of t (Continued 0 Page 2-A) "more in tune" with their own "1 don't think It will be Ford." of Representatives as a con- Researchers Franticaily Seek Clues . _______________________ TO YOUR LOAN e c supporters believe that the nominee will be either Ford prior to his Senate service, had philosophically Reagan is or Reagan , Streetman added, been elected to the U.S. House L - Meanwhile the body replaces make money but we may break even," said very low density and was very soft. The other had a higher density, but hydrochloric acid showed the He said that local Reagan two ballots. Saying he believes senator from Pennsylvania, ' ' HW Ms. Mimbe said, was a 20 to 25-foot circle of broken rock In the center of SR-427. She picked up one of the still supporting the former the first two ballots. He said he said. She said she personally California governor," thinks the nominee will be looked into Schweiker's ,~ DEAR READER - For the idea isto withdraw some of the ties' curately determine tides fell until over 30 minutes later. you could just tell that by hefting them In your hand. All they could see by the light of a flashlight, I subjected them to a hardness test and one had running mate, according to have predicted a more negative Mrs. Holloway. however, said Fred Streetman. effect. Maybe the move today that she will not be going Streetman, immediate past politically was a right one." to the convention because of chairman of the local Streetman, who has per- recent eye surgery and Dennis Republican party and state sonally favored Reagan as had McDonald of Pinellas County Streetman said. "Wil mod part it doesn't work. The t . . NO . - - I' NOTIFY ThE the extra help needed to do the event they are In. me how this works? ~ ) . - - . VOCatkfl, person's blood and store it. if Bou,Jc I- LAMB of their own blood to give them W616L,t W r4Y - DR. "U .I New York, NY 10019. DEAR co GOP convention to be held in primary in Seminole County, of the successful Reagan effort Box 1551, Radio City Station, do not approve of It. 8-3 ree Calling the state's facts "inaccurate," Martin as well as a delegate pledged to voting in the March alternate in her place. President Gerald Ford at the presidential preferential Mrs. Holloway was chaIrman with 50 cents for it. Just practice of "blood doping" that address your letter to me In you are asking about has car e of this newspaper, P.O. proved to be f ai rly useless and I L~~~ e committeeman from Seminole the majority of Republicans has been selected as a Reagan Others who want this in- high altitude if you are going to formation can send a long, compete there. SHOTS ______ - ( Toglveyoumore lnto rmation com petition might get some \I of density than the samples," Wishau said. "I mean, selection of Sen. Richard is that not much positive or Maryann Morse and Audrey ' ____ ________ - V important blood loss? Your at high altitude and has not doctor can find out for you. trained at high altitude before Fo meeting mission Chairman Mike Hattaway agreed that, information." "Both types of meteorite are of a much higher go to investigate the area where the glowing par. e plant. He estimated theoretica lly, it is a good idea to turn household The ounty report is due by March 18. If garbage into a gas that would then be converted no report is forwarded to the state, Orange into electricity. County officials said the state will take it upon " the cost of fuels increase, we may not similar to granite. Schwelker of Pennsylvania as a negative has happened. I would Holloway. 'b.: "::- " treatment, or L's It related to an athlete who is going to compete Ms. Mimbe said she hurried next door and told th However, both officials and Seminole Corn- said, "We're not opposed, but we need more two categories - the iron type, which is exceptlonally hard, and the stony type, which 13 her mother, Marie Higginbotham, but they did not a state. Wishau said there is such a thing as an exploding met eorite, which bursts in to fragments before it hi ts the earth. But such meteorites fall Into this big bunch of red and gold sparks, but they were all mixed up." to Martin and Volusia Chairman W.H. Scovell per ton, but Orange officials said about $20 a ton criticized a feasibility report prepared by the Is a more accurate prediction. probably limestone. GOP presidential candidate senator From Pennsylvania as a alternates - to the GOP con- _____ RonaldReaganhasnotlostany running mate. vention. In addition to _____ of his Seminole County "But," he said, "the worst StreetmanaredelegateJeannle followers as a result of his thing t ha t has happended so far Rodriquez and alternates that requires a different important exception. The CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS __ _____________________________ _______________________ _____________________ by Larry Lewis ________________ DO "U HAVE ANY MALE ,, _____ _______ CAUVIN5T PG VACCINE . lice diamonds South saw that that at Bridge," /o this play would fail if spades were newspaper. p o Box 489, because of an iron deficiency' shown this. Is it another form of anemia I think there might be one rocks were of a common geological variety, ll St*111 Lo a Despi Schwe Choice South had a problem. don't make it more than once nothing wrong with taking one the muscles. The reason the of the standard daily vitamin concept isa failure is that tablets with Iron that you can amount of blood pumped get at the grocery store. Check dependent upon the heart's the label and you'll find that capacity to pump blood. me those with Iron usua lly contain Increased number of r ed blood have seen it with you." But he said he felt sure the "There was no glowing trail like a meteor," Ms. Mba sai d. "It was like f irewor ks, only there was no noise and it wasn't pretty or anything. There was garbage bage and use it to generate electricity, additional studies must be made to more th th un th os ur representatives at the courthouse In Sanford, Into electricity. Orange County Commission Cha ir man Jack The state says it can be done for about $13.70 tention. She said it seemed to occur Just above an 80 her window, near SR-427. Scovell, whose opposition centered on the stateordered study's omission of costs of transporting to 100-foot pine tree that stands some 150 yards from Pcriririri , . South let West hold the first A California reader wants to trick wi th his of spa des know if we ever underlead an after East followed with the ace against a suit contract. eight. West continu ed wi th th e Th e answer is th at we do what is causing it. Is it really laboratory experiments have "\ _______ 3 £ A 102 DEAR READER - There endurance event, such as long are five milligrams of Iron In distance running, the original one cup of cooked mature bean blood Is transfused back into seeds and four milligrams in a the person. cup of cooked spinach. Neither This will temporarily incontains cholesterol. Cook in crease the volume of blood In Iron pots and skillets. You'll get the circulation. The whole some iron from them. iA... concept j• based '," •i'ct. IU4, Finally, I don't see why that the amount of work a much about getting all the musdes. The amount of oxygen vitamins and and minerals they delive red is depe nde nt upo need from food intake. There Li how m uch blood is pumped ton lie won the second spade and led back the tO. West won and could have beaten the hand by leading anything but a spade. but West was a firm believer in the principle that a trick in the hand is worth two on the table. He cashed his last two spades. South chucked a heart and) diamond while dummy shed red cards. East chucked a SOt III lot are 18 milligrams of Iron. That cells by the transfusion couldcertalnlymakelifeeaaier mechanism does not really for you. improve oxygen delivery Incidentally, I think an yone enough to make any Important with an anemia should find out thffcrence. refuUy controlled S making. NORTH £7 V 9632 9543 £9 i 4 3 so by Stoffel & H.imdahl I COULD -( NEVER _________ ONLY -- — ._____ MIND / -,%--A before them. A scientist said today that he found no extra. terrestrial properties in chunks of rock picked up by a Longwood woman after she said she saw a fiery burst of light above the trees near her home Monday gh "1 tested the samples she gave me and bo th of them turned be calci um car bonate," said Dr. Jay Wishau, head of the Seminole Community I)' College science department. "That's limestone, In other words. That would mean that it's very unlikely that they're associated with any meteorite Ia debris." Wishau took the rock samples from the home I f Jane Mlmbe, Box 1 Angle Drive, Longwood, after she contacted authorities Tuesday and reported seeing the silent aerial flash. "I didn't hear any explosion or anything, I Just saw this great golden glow," Ms. Mlmbe said Iin describing the spectacle. "It Just flashed out anid id then se red and gold sparks came out of it atid fell down to the earth. Then right after that my ci t became very upset. It Just froze and looked toward the window and the hair stood up all over its bad i, you know, like it knew something out there. Ms. Mlxnbe said she was dressing to go otit about 10:30 p.m. Monday and had the lights turned out In her bedroom when the glow caught her a t- 11 OSV.Al.I) and JAMl.S JA(()B people with special con- trained person can do Is limited 1z"^_' ~ Herald Staff Writer WIN AT BRIDGE sideratlons for their diet, by the amount of oxygen your husband has, need worry delivered to the working ___ ?II 50 PF By KRIS NASH You're likely to be far more ty Seminole, Orange and Volusia counties Volusia's transportation costs at $80000 a year. agreed today to consider building a $53-million Martin said Orange County favors some type plant on Lake Monroe that would recycle gar. of resource recovery plan. But the chairman said But Don 't Rule Out Flashes In The Sky wW be very receptive. Don't be been heretofore. Much good can too concerned about the come from the many new mechanics, just get your views friends you're capable of Di". she At YOUR BIRThDAY Aug.4,lrs ici E By ED PRICK FT Herald Staff Writer Experts Say Rocks Are From Earth . Tablets DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband and late each50 years old. lie Is on a low cholesterol diet which I also use. Now we both anemic. My question Is how can we both get 18 milligrams of Iron daily when the greatest sour ces of iron In organ WHEN £ WAS A MY HERO WAS CKIE_COOGAN! thinks th e rock is from ou te r out to Are / — examines a rock sample found by Mrs. Jane Mlmbs of Longwood, who says -. Someone whose help you need popular this year than you havtJ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. , _ . . II . - 'C .. March 20k.' . 4 Dr. Jay Wishau, head of Seminole Community College's science department, at you ant LEBRA (Sept. 23-0d. 23) , — (Feb. 2 - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ) It's you. rt th — - - - _____ 5 1 - - _______ ____________ by Bob Montana - 42 — _________ ________ ARCHIE _______ _______ ________ 56 __________ ilDlf _______ 41 - I I —— 43 14 5 46 _________ &# \/\laste - direct. You' ll come o EPECiAwi 4CE ,OLJNP Wl4EN dy July fl) If CANCER (June 21- Mart Walker %%OLJL.PNiT PACE Counties 3 CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jatt 8 9 10 12 foryour careerhave their eyes 19) buieas today, be lesY on you today. Do the t'pe of job vocal tiian your counterpart. He --you'd want them to observe. 13 — — r 14 14 can talk hth elf into giving you an expected 15 - - — — ---you think In terms of making a better terms th buck today, you'll be far more — ' i I — — -Feb. 19) 17 — 18 19 20 productive than if you followed Your dreams are not as came unrealistic think. —— — — 121 1t2 up with a cipher. 23 124 1 J reality, they'll be quite LEO (July Aug. fl) This is happy if you suc ceed. 25 26 21 28 29 30 31 yo ur kind of day. Do as your 0 ES ut - a winner, no matter what you You're much admired b31 your peers today. It's too bad you 35 I - lay your marker on. can't see yourself as others see - - L i w1 'OLJ Stu -. acquired the hard way is now — ': . ace p _.; .. as some may ____________________________________ Cents SCORPIO 19) an idealistic dream and BEETLE BAILEY 10 Florida 32771— PrIce s have you're very fipagjjiJftve today, Important to have give you something to cheer but it's 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 W!esda . fr' . ' ... 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E.-'S (i ) IJE LI C.) __________ 40, \ 0 ______ 10LL \ _________ _• i. : ' ( - . .. . - --••• •'' ' . ' . C= za ::~: (TI -, n ... - ': I -'. . \J 3~ ill 7,1 f~l - 0 > iFi..-7 ____________________ ______ ' ci g' i? __ is \ '• ( _______ p n • i .. ______ -çj IR . j L 4i .y,•.,_ ...i -. : .. (A •, -- VA - -. . Vi SI a ... HOU- RS mm, 2:30 - :. . 0 •iHearing r) X - L sk~ -I Sanford utility customers will have a chance il'o, 11 C U'..J '-' -=... '- _ M :r . _________________ a ' - nt t:: T` monthly billing of $2.96 for water and $5.27 for sewer If they live inside the city and $3.70 for water and $1.59 for sewer If they ilve outside city Limits The proposed rates vary from 58 cents per thousand gallons for users of 4,001 to 5,000 gallons to 38 cents per th ousand gallons for users of over 100,000 gallons a moo& County residents served by city utilities pay an additional 25 per cent. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., are: reports recommending the removal of traffic lights at 3rd Street and Park Avenue and 9th Stree t and Park Avenue; co nsideration of a mutual fire aid agree ment with Seminole County; and purchase of property for the new city hall site. Silting in the dugout on a summer afternoon is something almost every American male land now a lot of women, too) can remember from those carefree summers of youth. And there was plenty of action in the way of American Legion baseball at Sanford Memorial Stadium over the weekend to watch from what is always one of the best seats in the house. Sanford Post 53 had to come from behind twice to make it to the finals of the district tournament, scheduled to begin Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Herald photographer Tom Vincent went Into the Sanford dugout to get this silhouetted shot of Melbourne's Walt McTh eniiy at th e plate with Jay Johnson on the receiving end of th e pitch. (see story, page s-A ,,,. ,. C I.? THE I DUGO UT U U I u; scheduled to go Into effect Sept. 1. e rate hike Is part of City Manager Warren Knowles' proposed budget for the fiscal year which begins Oct. 1. Without the rate Increases, Knowles uys, the uIll, department wW end the 1976-77 fiscal year $120,000 in the bole. The new rates won't affect users of less than 4,000 gallons a month, who will continue to pay the minimum IK A VIEW FROM gi. The new rates which will! Increase Sef and . --_______ _______ Er - - Today 27 0 _• ___& z = X. CL MBridge M ' E; Around The Clock >m rn - ---'1 - '. ,. ej M 43 A Comics Crossword n- a a - g 2. - cI ra '0 . - ,.•.,•... '- V -I . Sports eb 'a 9- - 2 ic- C r ' - ., ' 0 a Z eD Er Cr A) -< (6 ' rA 90S. > =r - go El DeWls on Page 3-A. hil Sheriff's PC M =ro 'n ~1. 0 M a < a E. rb q* 0 E. c> :R CL E; 2, 12 :3 - . 9J 0 0 > !1 CA UQ 0 2 q. -3 2. 2 f. 5 p f . 0 CL ell 0 'g m _ 2 . >0 70 g --- 0 9 (A Lu r) — — 2L,:(D a 2 S 2 2 CL 03 QQ — 111 2. -et - E; i'-' - 2 CuI Z S 2 E m -_ --- I - 1 '- --.__ the 1k'. Mr. Smith said 'ouation of Funeral and Mc provide consumers with more The New Haven group is one morial Societies. said savings information about specif c of more than 100 organizations to members vary, but generally costs such as those for caskets affiliated with the Continental average about M. and burial vau lts. "The whole emphasis is on Association of Funeral and Nlepre-planning," said the Rev. morial Societies, Inc. Er r to C_ At White House WASHINGTON (AP) - Authorities are puzzled about what motivated a man who was fatally shot by a White House guard on the mansion's lawn after scaling a fence. brandishing a three-foot pipe and ignoring the guard's command to halt. Washington police said the intruder, Chester M. Plummer, raised the three-fool pipe ,in a threatening manner" and ignored repeated orders to halt from an Executive Protective Service guard on Sunday night. The guard, Pvt. Charles A. Garland, fired a sin gle shot that hit Plummer in the upper left chest and felled him about 60 feet from the eight-foot fence along Pennsylvania Avenue he had Just scaled. The police said Plummer, a 30-year-old Washington cab tinver, reportedly had criminal record, Lut was not Involved in any previous intrusions on th e White House grounds. A police sergeant said Plummer '3 motive was unknown. After talking with Plummer 's parents, the sergeant said, "He never , mndicatedto them he had any qualm with the President." - - Alternatives to the traditional earth burial also can cut cwts, 51 ___________ —I CD ED ____ - IIIIIhhh1MI_ Ci U) Cfl_4 S ____ —zz ' ' M X By ED PRICKE717 Herald Staff Writer 'T - t!" 0 // - -. if all 6.50 employes are needed ,- - M ,, . ,;,i• :v: 0Z,i 01 -3/ r -7- Piummer set off an alarm and was Immediately detected" by t0, f property owners last year paid The preliminary budget $5.37 per each $1,000 valuation. contains more than $4-million lilting would just be frozen workers are scheduled to be cut it's determined," said Corn- the fairest way to eliminate federal funding. additional cuts are needed before the sheriff's budget can be missioner Richard Williams. Jobs," Williams said. approved. Williams said he plans to retained would have tobe paid Fo ur days of budget-cut ting department-b>'- for out of the county's general ses.sionsareschedulcdtobegin make a department study to determine fund, thus raising the number of Wednesday. Williams and Commissioner if there is any excess in the dollars needed to run day-today ope rations of government. John Kimbrough said new n um ber of workers. "The objective Is not to have positions shouldn't be Filled Both Williams and Kim- Polk said hedidn't plan to attend today'ssession because he wasn't invited "I read about it (the hearing) in the newspaper," declared the sheriff. The initial $119,000 cut, recommended by th e Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE),was accepted by the sheriff. Basically, it reduced by four the number of new deputies and instituted a new plan of buying cars for the sheriff's flee t. Polk's proposed 1976-77 budget request—up 21 per cent over includes a request for additional patrolmen to 1tast year's createatenth patroizoneinnorth SemifloleCotlflty.POlkagreed to OMAF's suggestion to cut the deputies and buy 10 fewer patrol cars this year. Williams said he hopes to reduce the 21 per cent increase to about 15 per cent, a figure the coinmissioner says is needed to retain Last ,tear's :37-mill-land tax - or $5.37 per $1,000 of property evaluation, 0 ..:-c ' Any federally-sponsored jobs until it's determined that the any increase in the amount of brough echoed statements -.'S" 1! 0 ,0 - - - 0 1 ,.. .' __________ - AWARDED I)r, Jay Wtshau (left and Dr. Toni Hobbs, faculty members at Seminole Community College, received doctorate degrees in DOCTORATES education recently from Nova University in Fort Lauderdale. Dr. WhhauIa ch usauIlhvwath-sckute divIlun aud Dr. hobbs la chairman of the social science di'. isbn. Ln • "Zap a freeze on hiring until until somebody quits. -That's back because of a reduction in .5 - " Ij rr'.'?, , To hold down land taxes, that will have to go. What To hold land taxes to a Williams said "that's going to makes things difficult this year standstill, two Seniinole County mean some paring, We need to is the county is not plugging issioners said today they get in and find out what M.000 from Federal reven sharing in to the budget beca use will propose a freeze on hir ing positions have to be pared lie said no count) workers it has not been approved by in co unt) government until a study can be made to determine however, will be fired Congress. Also, about 72 county "I'm pretty well down to bare bones already," the sheriff -' An ambulance squad tried to ye Plummer with heart [louse massageonuie UIUteL4wn Llestoppedbrea thmgenroute to George Washington University Hospital, where efforts to revive him continued. He was pronounced dead at 11:05 p.M., a ut 90 minutes after the shooting . • said.ButbothWilllamsawlCommissionerJohnKimbroughsaid - -Require funeral homes to give prices over the telephone. d,.JtJI White House spokesmen say he was informed oftheinctdent County Hiring Freeze Eyed By Commissioners Iropert) taxes at last year's rate ,. b ' ... 'a - '.-' - C3 M C/) m- 0 - - L. Hit Rebeeca Cohen, executive things: where President Ford and his family were in their second floor secretary of th e Continental As—Require funeral homes to quarters It was not known whe th er Ford heard the shot but Budget Polk's budget in line with the commission's intention to hold ____ ______ -____ - CL 5.2.( 'a g0 _I1 R' ruder simplicity and economy in (u. i Conn.) Memorial Society Inc. alx)ut 14,000 of the nation's 21.- expensive, but consurners Ing without survivors' per- Garland and another officer when he scaled the fence, and nerals. The groups arrange The society's aini is to pre- 000 funeral directors, estimates should check with local medical missionGarland approached him alone, the official said. That sounds unbelievable,"Polk said when informed of Wtlli4uns statement that an additional $50,000 must be cut to keep 55 _..0 ' a also offer inforination on differ- becomes an expense that devtnt t'.pes of ser'.ict s available ,istatesthc relatives for )ears Memorial societies are non Harry F Smith president of The National Funeral Diret Miss Cohen said Bequeathing —Ensure compliance with profit organizations seeking the Greater New Haven tors Association , representing the hod> to science is the least state Laws prohibiting embalm (Ti CD _______ -. I m M 2'si f n D Dir - =C > Cr S .. In r - . ~4 ' r- X ii S < Jj* C;- 0 .1 n - 0 > > M r- cr to O's . -1 &T M t, Caw = r, 9 CL iW55 0. a - would rather forget: death. Ignorance in th is area Is ex- Sennincile County Conuni3sioner Richard Williams said today he will ask Sheriff John Polk to reduce this year's budget request by an additional W,000 - a request the sheriff calls "un. believable." The conanission has scheduled a 2 p.m. work smion to go over Polk's $3.058,475 request. The sheriff already has agreed toa '1119.000 reduction, but he balked today at any mention of an additional 1W,000 cut. M 13 < ev Why I Secret Service spokesman Jack Warner, asked whether the incident would cause any security changes at the White House, Target O f Cuts =15 R I-B LOWS in the low to mid-lOs Warmwith high lower to raid- M ra =- -. Tuesday. Chance of mainly ning that can cut funeral costs riternoon thundershowers. by hundreds (if dollars. ._, Pr No One Knows Planning Your Funeral Cuts Costs I 'tfhiF It pensi'.e howe'.er And more and on alternati'.cs to burial Suaday's high 94. Today's low and 1110H People are turning to including cremation and donamemorial societies offering ad Lion of the body to medical re 73 Partly cloudy through '.ancc information and plan search C') D 0 m 0 0 Tevision Women 0, 2 I Continued on Page Z-Ai Watch •'• lbs Hal fy 2 ' . )' Dr. 0 '' - .,.. Horoscope lil C"' S + + - ' 2. 1 w ".- 0 , MI? - - trying to restrict the visitors from the areas where other things are going on, such asbathing, dressing and treatments' "We're more than glad to bring patients to areas where they can visit privately with replied,"Weconstantlyreviewoursecurityproceduresandfthd no problems with th e outer perimeter at th is time." The White Ilouse recently installed crash-proof gates costin g ".000. A man crashed into the old gates in a car on Christmas Day 1974, and in February 1973 an AWOL soldier landed a 413 helicopter on the White House lawn amid a hail of bullets from By LOUISE COOK th at th e average funeral in 1974, auth orities to determine needs, guards. Last November an unarmed Intruder came within a few Associated Press Vsrlter the latest year for which (.remation is another in- feet of Susan Ford, the Presidents daughter, on the first of his Consumer 1learinis under way in Washstatistics are available, cost ex pe nsive option, Miss Cohen three illicit entries onto the grounds. ington on proposed federal $1,207. That does not count ex - said, with charges generally ButnopreviousincidentresWtedindeathor -iouthj .y A regulations for the funeral in- with local undertakers to pro- %enta family havIng to inake a penses for the cemetery or cTe- ranging from $150 to W. A dispatcher at the Red Top Cab Co. in Arlington, Va., where 54-A iiustr> have focused new atten vide simple funerals for mumi decision while burdened wi th in itortum flowers or a grave The proposals b) the FTC Plummer worked said He was really a nice gu He was quiet lion on a subject many people hers at specified costs. They grief. "Often it ( the funeral ) marker, staff would, among other Plummer was shot several hundred feet from the White House, 2-B 4-A 4-B .,. 0 Of Dying New Federal Rules May Affect Price A - is limiting visiting hours. Although the visiting hour restrictions are posted on the front door, Ms. Hallenbeck said "no patient isn't seeing their visitors. I have designated areas where patients can visit t1leir people at anytime during the day.*I have not restricted visitors. The only thing I'm doing is lummier a bachelor, was estranged from his parents. he added. M S: ' 0 1 , ', Brown says he encourages visits as "frequently as possible" for his clients. "Visitors aretheir only contact with the outside world,"he said today and added, "1 personally think limiting the visiting hours is inhuman." The state is totally opposed to restricting visiting hours, Brown said Brown said Sanford Nursing and Convalescent is the only nursing home facility in Seminole that meeting. On Utility Rate H ike Wl J__ t Tm. _. rN .t>j-" __ irq J c mment on a proposed Increase[a water and sewer rates ; .; 4. 4- Roks jj . _P '' are receiving government assistance, said administrator Ms. Violet Hollenbeck, and the j UJda limited visiting hours are necessary due to .) 1higher operating costs and the low amount paid by the government for care of patients. She said the Sanford facility is the only nursing home in A sign posted on the front door of Sanford Nursing and Conthe county taking Medicaid patients. valescent Center on Mellonvflje Avenue Urn i s visiting hours. •• -J , ION patients at the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center Inc., 950 Mellonville Ave., are complaining about signs posted last week limiting Visiting hours to 6 to 8:30 p.m. weekdays and from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Sundays. Ninety-f ive per cent of the patients at the I I& bed Sanford Nursing and Convalescent facility - .1 , `*~ 40 -,- A- . 0 A state social worker today termed "inhuman" restrictive visiting hours at a Sanor nursing home caring for Medicaid patients and vowed to oppose the new rules Barry Brown, a social worker with the state Division of Family Services, said relatives of . ______ r By BOB L.LOYD Herald Staff Wrfter 000 r .) - _____ • - i1I < cJ I ______ # W 1M Z 1 ' a e, a ien s omp ain Z G) A3 rA R~_'= position is absolutely necessary dollars people have to pay out," made earlier this year by to fulfill the functions of county remarked Williams. Commission Chairman Mike government. Last year, county officials Hattaway. Hattaway, in a Preliminary 1976-17 budget never looked at the possibility message to department chiefs, requests amounting to $21.6 of a reduction In the num be r of said he plans to keep land taxes million have been submitted to employes. But Williams said ata standstill and increase the cotrunissionem. That figure is today such a measure is quality of services provided by roughly the same Initial total requited to keep the land tax government. chiefs down to last year's 5.37 mill department that A public hearing on the requested last year. LAA year's figure. At 5.37 mills, landown- budget has been scheduled for budget was whittled to about ers pay S5 .T7 for each $1,000 of Sept. 14, with final budget $18 million. At $13-million, assessed '.aluation. adoption set fur Sept. 21. i+ -. SS,11 o') k- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft jU) Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. Jammed Pin Remedied, Systems 'Go' IM DDIC UI Materials, Rings, Tools Stolen Viking To Search For Life On Mars NA110N L)F\ILF FLORIDA 1 1 PASADENA. Calif. iAP jammed the lander's sampling eighth day on Mars. Viking Viking's search for life as well seismometer to measure and again in working order. With Viking I back to almost- arm, in which a pin from a pro. Project Manager James Martin as its "We're heading right on for. attempts to find out about locate marsquakes, the equlvaperfect health, scientists are tective covering had become said Sunday. lent of earthquakes, was still ward," Martin said. 'Every. the planet's evolution, preparing for this week's stuck for several days. The telescoping device is to Unjamming the pin repre- out of operation after several body's very happy and exsearch for life on Mars man's Now, with the arm un- reach out and scoop up 50 cubic sented a major step toward a attempts to repair It from cited," first scientific analysis of jammed, the experiment will centimeters of Martian soil On Sunday, after deciding t ' successful mission, but it did earth, another planet's surface. take place according to sched- enough to fill a shot glass. The not remedy everything that has have the sampling done in a On Sunday, scientists un- ule on Wednesday, the lander's analysis of that soil is the key to gone "Th ere's been no new word relati vely smooth area less wrong with Viking 1. A on the seismometer," Martin cluttered with sharp Martian fl said, "and I frankly don't hold rocks than the spot originally out much hope for success" set for examination, scientists n &ientlsts unjammed th e pin sent the command for th e arm to conduct its soil collecting by recreating the PlOblflfl work on Wednesday, Whether It an Identical lander here and deto th e order will be free the responds veloping a command to known late that day. "A 0 ciiowciiju, Calif. (Al') quoted investigators as saying father owns the quarry where between those descriptions and Investigators say as many as a middle-aged man may have the van was buried, Martin said he was "very ex. There were several anxious the youthfulness of Woods and five persons may have been masterminded the July 15 kidSchoenfeld's 22-year-old the Schoenfelds. hours between the issuing of the cited" about Viking's chances responsible for kidnaping a riaping, brother, Richard, surrendered ommand and Viking's re- for coming up with some proof Schoenfeld will be Iran- c busload of Chowchilla school y and was being held In sierred Thursday to Madera sponse. The craft finally sent of Martian life, chances he said The bus carrying 26 children Frida thjth'en and imprisoning th County for arraignment. hack pictures showing the arm were "greatly enhanced" by for 18 hours in a buried truck, and their driver was stopped at the Alameda County Jail. in the correct position, and then the craft's discovery of nitroThe federal arrest warrants Authorities say he will face 43 One man is In jail, two more gunpoint as t hey headed home. described James Schoenfeld close-up shots of a small section gen in the atmosphere there In are being sought and author- They were imprisoned In a and Woods as armed and dan- counts: 27 of kidnaping for of the red, rocky Martian samples last week. itles said Sunday that two more moving van burled in a rock ransom and 18 of robbery. surface. persons may be named the quarry 95 miles away in Liver- gerous. The FBI entered the Clothing and other personal Nitrogen is one of the remore but escaped unharmed. case on the assumption the two Items were taken from the There, the scien tists spotted quirements for the ex isten ce of nationwide manhunt. men have fled the state. The victims, 11 the pin and knew the arm was life as earthlings know It. "There has been some talk of Madera County Sheriff Ed FBI said unconfirmed sightings a fourth and a fifth person being Bates said It seemed "logical" of them were reported Sunday involved," a law enforcement to assume that at least four in Tennessee, Oklahoma and Usource told The Associated people were involved. linols. Press, "But we haven't gotten Federal and local arrest warState Bank No. 420 Meanwhile, an investigator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ISTH Consolidated Report of Condition of far enough Into the in- rants have been ([led for Fred- told the San Francisco Exam- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 'THECITIZENS BAN XOFOVIEOO" vestigatlon to be sure." erick N. Woods IV and James L lner that "We're definitely Pur- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. of Oviedo In the State of Florida CIVIL ACT ION NO 15. 1335.CA.04.0 On Sunday, newspapers Schoenfeld, both 24. Woods' suing the possibility that there n Re. the Marriage and Domestic Subsidiaries .t the clos of are other suspects in this case. JOHN W THOMAS, busln.sson June 30,11. Pe titioner, These others might be the ASSETS Cash and due from banks ................................970 brains behind the whole thing." ALICE FRANCES B THOMAS. U. S. Treasury securities ................................2.916 And the Oakland Tribune Roent Obligations of other U.S. Government NOTICE OF ACTION quoted a source close to the InTHE STATE OF FLORIDA TO agencies and corporations ...........................500 vestigation as saying there Is ALICE FRANCES B. THOMAS, Obligations of States and political "a possibility that an older WHOSE RESIDENCE AND subdivisions ........................................ 1,23) male was Involved in the kid- MAILING ADDRESS ARE 5709 Other bonds, notes and debentures .......................10 Place, Riverdale, Corporate stock ........ ................................None naping, and there are some Crestwood Maryland Richa rd King. BY BOB LLOYD Trading account securities ..............................None Two apartments good leads to back It Up." YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ln the South Seminole area were Herald Staff Writer According to the victims, in. that a proceeding for dissolution of Federal funds sold and securities pur. chasedunderagreementstoresell ................... has been filed against you, 500 searched last Monday night and cluding 55-year-old bus driver marriage and Short title of Such matter is IN a. Loans, Total (excluding unearned op Seminole and Orange county two pickup truck loads of Ed Ray, two of the captors were RE THE MAR R IAGE OF JOHN W Income) ................................... 1.34) sheriffs agents have raided allegedly stolen property were men THOMAS, Petitioner, and ALICE In their 40s and SOs. b. Less: Reserve for possible five locatiuns and arrested seized. Authorities have refused to ex- FRANCES B. THOMAS. ReWon loan losses ................................63 Seminole Sheriff's Burglary dent, and these presents command three persons In connection c. Loans, Net plain the obvious discrepancies 4,271 you to appear and Idle your Answer with a two-year-old theft ring Squad Sgt. William Hogan said Direct lease financin................... None or other detenseor pleading with the that allegedly stole $150,000 in the items recovered ranged Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, Clerk 0 the Circuit Court in and for and other assets representing property from homes and from commercial trash cans ______________________________ sminoIe County. Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's at bank premises ....... ..............................682 businesses in the two counties, taken from a movie theatre In lorney, ROGER L BERRY. . Real estate owned other than in Following a raid this morning south Sem ole to expensive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BERRY & FULLER, P0 Drawer bank premises.., 72 at a Fairbanks Ave., Orlando, stereo gear. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 0 Sanford, Florida 32771. on or Investments in unconsolidated ubsi. CUlT FOR IN AND FOR before the 201h da of August, 1976. Orange and Seminole SEMINOLEFLORIDA business, Mid-Florida Customs, COUNTY diaries and associated companies ...............None or othrwiS, a default will be en Customers' liability to this bank on sheriffs agents said during deputies subsequently raided $ t GENERALCIVILDIVISION tee ed against you acceptances outstanding .... .. CASE NO. 76.1344.CA.69.E WITNESS my hand and Official search warrant searches over apartments at Orlando and None Maitland and recovered more BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK , a sea' of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Other assets ............................108 the last IN BRIEF — Special Tests Given Moscow Embassy Personnel Striking Carpenters ii — — WASHINGTON (AP) Special tests to detect generic damage were run by the State Department on employes returning from Moscow during the l96' because of concern over possible effects of microwave radiation being beamed at the U.S. embassy there, according to doctors familiar with the study. However, th e purpose of the tests was kept secret from th e employes, the medical sources said. American foreign service offi cers a nd o ther embassy personnel re ported ly were told only that they were being checked for a kind of abnormal bacteria, the sources said. The existence of the genetic testing program, conducted during about an 18monthperiod in 196748, was confirmed by Dr. Cecil B. Jacobson, who oversaw the analysis of the State Department test samples by a laboratory at George Washington University, "Things were never really conclusive," Jacobson said about results of the tests. — Auto Changes Unlikely DEARBORN, Mich. (Al') Major changes in the automobile industry are unlikely by the turn of the century, according to the chief of the second largest auto maker. "The auto business in the I97( has been much like that of the 1960s, and it's quite probable the auto business of the l9&, 1990sand beyond will still bear some resemblance to the business as we bow it today," according to Henry Ford H, chairman of the Ford Mo tor Co. Ford, whose grandfather helped found the world's largest industry 75 years ago, discussed the future of the industry Sunday in an opening address of the first annual Automotive World Congress. — Gearharts Body Returned NEW YORK (Al') The body of Daniel Gearhart, an American mercenary execu ted in Angola, has been returned to the United States for burial. The plain wooden box carrying the remains of Gearhart was unloaded Sunday from a Portuguese airliner and placed in a cargo area at Kennedy Airport overnight. It was to be flown to Washington today. Gearhart, who was 34, was a native of the Washington suburb of Kensin gton, Mc, where his wife, Sheila, and four children still live. No members of the family were on hand at th e airport. — F Kidnapers G IN BRIEF Christian Militia Says No Cease-Fire BEIRUT, Lebanon AP — Legal Notice The truce was arranged by Arab League mediator Hassan Sabri Kholl. Bomb Objects Circulated DUBLIN, Irish Republic (AP) Dublin police are cucuLating photos of objects found at the scene of the bomb explosion last week that killed British ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs and a secretary. One of the Items, a green plastic construction hard hat, had fingerpr ints on it, and these were being c hecked against records in Dublin and Britain. "Please get in touch if you ca n identify any of these objecLs or have seen them before," a police appeal to the public said. - recovered stolen property propert y. Arrested were a 17-year-old valued at more than uio Recovered were a number of boy, charged with buying firearms — rifles, shotguns and receiving and conceali ng stolen pistols plus mofley,4ewelry, property, and two other men. furniture, power tools, identified by agents as Barry waterbeds and stereo equi p- O'Hearne, 18, and Curt is S. OHearne is in jail in lieu of Seminole Sheriff's Detective Stuart Walthers developed $3,500 bond on receiving stolen property and marijuana information that a group of or seven persons were possession charges. Buhrow operating a two-county theft was charged with receiving stolen property and posted bond. Seminole Sheriff's U. George ring, according to Orange County Sheriff's spokesman Abbgy said over the last two years members of the theft ring have broken into more than 300 Lake Mary resident Lionel E. residences and businesses in Roberts Jr. and Sanford the two counties. He said there resident Jennings L. Hurt iii may be more arrests and ot her have been named to the dean's seizures of stolen property. Abggy said so far apList for the spring semester at Cumberland School of Law, proximately $20,000 in stolen Samford University, In items have be en recovered. Birmingham, Ala. However, much of the burglary loot has been sold through area To qualify for the honor, a flea markets, traded away to student must have earned a friends or disposed of in central minimum 2.0 grade point Florida lakes and trash conDean's List average out of a possible 3.0.; Roberts Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel E. Roberts. Hurt Is the son of V irginia L Hurt. tainers, agents said. rr _____________________ - FLORIO ARRIVEAUVE __HINE SUNS STATE Tractor Small Price 13.33 hpd,eseI relatives. He said the state Is now checking federal regulations on patients being able to relatives," Ms. Holienbeck said. have visits at any time from relatives and During the past six years usi L1 f riends and the rights of patients to present with San ford Nursing and Convalescent Center grievances without duress. Inc., one of 21 nursing homes across the country Ms. Hollen beck said she contact ed the head of owned and operated by the First Allied cor- the state Department of Health and poration of Gloucester, Mass., Ms. Hoilenbeck Rehabilitation Services patient's rights division says relatives of patients "have had full run of in Jacksonville and was told the limited visiting the facility. They've been here until 9:30 and 10 hours "don't Infringe on patients rights or those o'clock night." oftheir in any way." She said the official She cited instances ln which she uysrel,,,Uves agreed that there should be some limit on of patients have brought other elderly persons to visiting hours. Brown said today that he's contactln a1fli.c u4.it rinfi..,. .,A k.,, Lk 616a_ t_z,,.. MUI WC I4CUU higher up in the management.operatinof the "for the day. In other words, we've become a S an f or d nursing borne a bout the restrictive baby-sitting service in some CSRs. visiting ho urs and rules. "We don't think It's With increasing documentation of care right," he said. demanded by state and federal agencies, Ms. Due to the complaints, Ms. Hollenbeck said, Hollen beck said, nursing employes "are going to officials of the nurs ing home are reviewing the have to have uninterrupt ed time to do It in, or It's now posted visiting hours not going to get done."U the bookwork isn't Brown said he's already sought to get the the facility faces fines, reprimands and even hours changed and extended, closing, she said, "But from now on, I can assure you," Ms. Brown said he started invigatIng the HoUenbeck said today. "there wlJ be no morning visiting how limitations last Friday after visiting hours. In other words, unt il the main receiving complaints from clients and their meal of the day is over." i Continued From Page l'A ____ öJ UY m Hood Tractor Co, 3t34 N ItlMignoi,aA,, £itanssnt. 5,,ig1 Fli )2111 A l tamonte 417 4"I -' ' ., - rr, 55 cir"s ,'or"i' 52 IC a .%''.1'r.% 51j 2'3 c,,' l,, F i' ,Isair1 .'"O"rd,i,(r, Ai,?',, m, 5: !J % .'.'ir.5 So ~O 3 ',';.r'"5 5)3 3 . - PROPERTY TO ,...,.____.... P0 i wife. 1100 Flat Shoals Road 2, 9. 1976 College Park, Georgia 303)7 YOU ARE NOTIFIED an action to foreclose a mor tgage the tollowing property in Seminole County. Florida, LotlYl. WINTER SPRINGS UNIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR , according to the plat thereof as SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA recorded in Plal Book II. pages 6, 7 PROBATE DIVISION & publ ic records of Seminole File Number PR.76.9S.CP County. Florida. TOGETHER O'v,iion Probate iilTH Frigidare Range & Oven. In Re Estate of Mode l RCDG 637 VS. Frig Dish LAURA F MCGILLICUODY. w asher , Model DWCDUT: Prig Deceased DissaI. Model FDR I. Singer NOTICE OF Elec Furnace. Model BCE 73019 36, ADMINISTRATION S.nger Air Conditioner, Model ACR TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 510401. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST r'as been filed Jga nst you and you THE ABOVE ESTATE A ND ALL art regureci to serve a copy of your OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED written defenses, if any, to it on the IN THE ESTATE: plaintiff's attorney, whose name and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED address s E 0 Palermo, of that the administration of the eState SSjckleforc1, Farrior. Stallings & 04 Laura McGillicuddy. deceased. Evans, Professional Astoclation, File Number PP 1S95 CP. 5 pen P 0 Box 3324. Tampa. Florida ding in the Circuit Court for 33601. on or before August 36. 1976, Seminole County, Florida, Probate and file the original with the clerk of Division. the addreSs of which i thiS Court either before service on Sanford, Florida 32771 The personal pllintift's attorney or immediately representative of the estate is thereatter. Otherwise a default will Barbara McGillicuddy Merrill. entered against you for the relief Ahosi address s 2017 Gunn Road. demanded in the complaint or Wint er Park. Florida 32759 The petition name and address at the personal WITNESSmy hand and the seal of representative's attorney are itif S.êid Court on July 36th. 1976 toi'tis below, lCourt Seal) All persons having claims or Arthur H Beckwith, Jr demands against the estate are Clerk of the Circuit Court required. WITHIN THREE By Lillian T Jenkins MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Deputy Clerk THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish July 19. 36, Aug 7, 9, l97 THIS NOTICE, to file wi th the clerk DEB 69 04 the above cou rt a 'written _. statement of any claim or demand NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING irei may have. Each claim must be fl and must indicate the TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION s for the claim, the name and OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA address of the creditor or his agent Notice Is hereby given that or attorney, and the amount Public Hearing will be held at the claimed If the claim is not yet due, omm,ssion R oo m in the City Hall datewhen it will become due i shall be stated If the claim Is the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on August 9, 1975, contingent or unllguldated, the to consider the adoption of an or nature of the uncertainty Shall be Staled II the claim 5 onance by the City f Sanford, the Florida, title of which is as fOIlo, security shall be described The claimant shall beliver sufficient ORDINANCE NO. 1349 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING copies 01 the claim to the clerk to FOR THE REFUNDING AND enable the clerk to mail one copy to _________________________ REFINANCING OF AN OUT T - , - - - - each personal represlnlativ, I A I ON OF THE interested fl the estate copy Of this Notice of All persons ChOffi a CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AND THE ACQUISITION AND tO CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW CITY HALL AND PUBLIC WORKS COMPLEX FOR THE CITY. PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EXCEEDING 57.100,000 L IC IMPROVEMENT REVENUE BONDS, SERIES Is/a, OF SUCH CITY TO PAY THE COST OF SUCH PROJECT. PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS, PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF; AND MAKING CERTAIN OTHER COVENANTS AND AGREEMENTS 1ff CON NECTION WITH THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. A copy shall be availabl, at the Ottice of the City Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges the P.LlSh ilr 2 6, 1/16 D i: It Ill . of 0 Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner Pbl,Sh July 19. 26. Aug DER 73 Peggy Johnson. his (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Cir cuit Court . Br Lillian 1. JeflkioS Deputy Clerk ROGER L BERRY BERRY & FULLER J)rre-, E arl Johnson and City Clerk ........ 'P'' — All parties in interest and citi uns shall have an Opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order o(, the City Commission of thi City of Sanford, Florida H 74 Tamm, Jr. (,Ir. Class Postage P44 at Sanford, FIOr,di 32111 -... HI 1314 oc, Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION )l D. i it, ,--....- s JAMES EARL JOHNSON PEGGY JOPiUSON hiS wIe, same. Pbl,th, Daily ana Ivdiy. tsctpt Saturday and Chr'itmas Day b TheSanford Herald, lac iO'2 N Frnck Ave. Snfrd. Pta 33771 — Volusia Men Convicted NEW PORT RICHEY tAP) A jury that three times reported itself deadlocked has convicted two Volusia County men of conspiracy to Import marijuana and importing the illegal drug. James hull, 20, of Ormond Beach and David Rogers, 28, of Ormond-By-The-Sea were convicted Sunday and sent to Pasco County jail to await sentencing. — I)urlrg the trial, police said they confiscated 67 bales of Inarijuana from an abandoned boat and a bayou near Port Richey last April. They said a search of the area resulted in the arrests of hull and Rogers. The six-member jury three times told Circuit Judge Lawrence Keough that it could not agree on a verdict, but Keough ordered the panel to resume deliberations. . Adminislration has been mailed are validity of the decendenf's will, the qualifications of the personal representative. Of the venue or j urisdiction of the court, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT $O FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Data ol the first publication of thIs Notice of Admlnistrltion July 39Th 1916. Bvbar& MCGIIIICIáddy Merrill As Personal Rept'esenta live 04 the EIjt. of Lut$ McGillicuddy Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Drio J Icardi, Attorney at Law Post Off iLe Box 579 Winter Perk. Fla 327 90 Telephone 30$647 use Publish July l, 24. 1976 OCR 70 , Most Beached Whales Die ......... TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1 thru 15) On the 15th day of July. 1976 Pla.ntitf - - "' - — -. ArsuIrHj OB L G Monday, July 26, 1976—Vol. 61, No 210 Second Orang, Siotsom Trail O.lande,I. 1161141 EicningHer.ild "-.' ban king corperaton Buhtow, 20, both of Orlando. : Hours Bring FORT PIERCE (AP) A Lake Wales scuba diver was in satisfactory condition at a local hospital today after he was attacked by a large shark, officials said. Charles Cook, 24, told officials he had just entered the water about seven miles off this Atlantic coast city Saturday afternoon when he saw a shark coming at him. lie said he pushed the shark away and climbed back into the boat. Cook suffered severe lacerations on his arms, officials said. A companion, Gerald Carter, remained In the boat during the incident and was unhurt, officials said. Legal Notice ment and televisions. Chamo un said today that his Christian mili tia will not observe acease-flre until the last two Moslem posiUo nsin East Beirut surrender. Qiamoun, who heads the National Liberal party and 13 Interior minister in the defunct Lebanese government, said he would accept nothing less than the unconditional surrender of all Palestinian and leftist Lebanese Moslem fighters in the Nabaa slum quarter and the Tal Zaatar refugee camp. Firing from Chamoun's Tigers torpedoed the 53rd ceasefire of the 15-month-old Lebanese civil war Sunday. Shark Attacks Diver Legal Notice .. LIABILITIES Demand 'deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and c or porations Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corpgations,. . Depos its of United States Government.......... ... Deposits of States and political - 3,()08 6.415 258 . . subdivisions ...................................2)0 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Deposits of commerc i a l b ank s LOGGERHEAD KEY (AP) Thirty mammals believed to be pilot whales beached themselves Sunday on this tiny island in the Gulf of Mexico and most were reported dead today, officials said. Ills the third Incident within two weeks in which deepwater mammals beached themselves In large numbers on Gulf Coast beaches or sandbars, Coast Guard spokesman John Ralph said the creatures were first sighted Sunday afternoon on the beach of this island In the Dry Tortugas chain. "None were dead when they first were found, but all app peared sick and dying," Ralph said. "Most died by this morning, but some are still alive." 11.297 . • il None None . Certified and officers' checks ........................ TOTAL DEPOSITS 58 (sum of items 17lhru23) ..... ....................... 9,99 a. Total demand deposits. ...................3,422 b Total time and savings deposits .,... ....................... 6,527 Federal funds purchased and securities PEOPLE sold under agreements to repurchase . None Other liabilities for borrowed money None t$ Mortgage Indebtedness None Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstandjng ...............None Other liabiliti es ................................ . ... . ii TOTAL LIBAILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) 10,026 Subordinated notes and debentures N one EQUITY CAPITAL Britain's Royal Family ...,, ............ , . ,.. 360 744 167 other capital reserves ........................... None TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (Sum of Items 32 lhru 36) ................. . . TOTAL LIBAILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of items 30, 31, and 37) , MEMORANDA Average for IS or 30 calendar ,,,,. ... 1,271 . 11,29790 .... days e nd ing with call date: a. Cash and due from banks (corres po nds to item 1 above) LL b. F ed eral funds sold and securities purchased un de r agreements to resell (corresponds to item I above) ............................. .,. ....... Billy Likes Bus Service NEW YORK ( AP) The natives may complain about New York City's bus service but It made a big hit with Jimmy Carter's brother, Billy, during the Democratic convention. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Sunday the Presidential nominee's brother, Billy, wrote saying. "The bus service was great," and that the dispatcher who worked with the Carter family on Its transportation has a personal invitation to visit Billy Carter. The MTA said the New York City Transit Authority and Its subsidiary, the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority, used 70 buses to carry 46,525 passengers on 894 trips between midtown hotels housing delegates and Madison Square Garden, and that the city hired 30 private buses to supplement the subsidiary's fleet. — 817 ,,,.,, SA C. Total loans (corresponds to items9aabove) .................................. 4.33$ d. Time deposits of $100,000 or more (corresponds to Memoranda items 3a plus lb below) ............................... e. Total depos its (correspon ds .... to IlAmIAAKA .11 .................................... I. Federal funds purchased and securities iso . 9. sold under agreements to repurcpsas, (corresponds to item 23 above)... ........ ..... None 9. Other liabilities for borrowed money ..... (corresponds to Item 26above) ......................Non, Standby letters of Credit outstanding ........ None Time deposits of 5100.000 or more: Time certIfIcates of deposit in denominatior3 of 5109000 or more ......................... . Other time deposits in amounts of$IOQ,000ormore ............ Ford, Fraser Meet None Australian Prime Minister WASHINGTON (AP) Malcolm Fraser is here for a round of talks with President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on global security. Fraser arrived Sunday at Andrews Air Force Base from Montreal where he attended the Olympic games and conferred with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliot I James W. Abell, Ass'? Exec. Vice P the abovenamed bank, do solemnly affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct—Attest: Publish July 26, 1976 I Trudeau. Fraser, regarded as one of the most pro-American heads of government In the Pacific, opens the official portion of his visit on Tuesday when a White House welcoming ceremony Is planned. The 46-year-old prime minister also will meet with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsleld, Treasury Secretary William Simon and members of the House and Senate. It is his first visit to Washington since he rode a conservative tide In Australia to victory last December. I Kenneth P. Triplett Notary Public ut:tlttJ -, ..a.. jailed two men In lieu of $8,000 bond each on aggravated battery charges following their arrest at the Crown Lounge. Booked at county jail were Problems To Be Aired of the city's water system Bare reported that Haynes showing connections. was staggering found City officials were to meet on O'Brien Road, Fern Park, with William Palm of Glace and and asked officers twice how Radcliffe, consulting engineers much money it would take to of Winter Park, at 2 p.m. today keep him out of jail. to receive plans for the city $10,000 Boiled Set WINTER SPRINGS The tonight's meeting include: a wide sewer system abandoned Bond was set at $10,000 for city council at 7:30 p.m. today request from John Zabel that a as a project by the city two David Anderson Hamilton, 26, will consider appointing a public hearing to consider years ago. of 466 Orange Ave., Longwood, The plans are part of a set- following his arrest by Sanford replacement on the governing rezoning properties In the body for resigned John B. R.anchlands from RIA to R-1 be tlexnent of a lawsuit filed by the police on a charge of Booth. continued until Aug. 9; engineering firm against the aggravated assault with a Appointed to the council on presentation of a land use plan city. Glace and Radcliffe had firearm in commission of a May 24 to replace resigned by the planning commission; been seeking In circuit court felony. Irwin Hunter, Booth tendered public hearing on the rean- engineering fees for the Cashbox Stolen his resignation on July 13. nexation of the Winter Springs planning totaling $109,000 plus In other reports, Sanford Booth had formerly served a Elementary School; second interest. The city agreed to settle the police are investigating the two-year term on the council reading of an ordinance anand was defeated In his bid for nexing a six acre tract owned lawsuit for 885,000 cash. The theft of $400 In a grey metal re-election in December, 1974, by the Winter Springs board informally agreed last cashbox from Hot Fools, 2415 by John Daniels. Development Co.; electrical week to pay off the settlement French Ave. Patrolman J, A. problems In Hacienda Village; at the rate of $65,000 cash Em- Cash said the business was The only name which the disc uss ion of open bodies of mediately and the $20,000 entered through a restroom governing body has been water, borrow pits etc. and balan ce pl us six per cent In- ceil ing and t he cash box ta ken publicly considering for th from a storage room. e reports by Mayor Troy Piland. terest at the end of one year. spot is Donald Sines, currently chairman of the zoning board. Sines corresponded with city officials asking that his name •• Council vacancy To Be Discussed - HOSPITAL NOTES beconsidered for the ______________________________________________________________________________________ remainder of the Hunter-Booth term to expire in January, 1977. JULY 24, 1976 ADMISSIONS In his letter of resignation Booth said he had been sub- Sara F. Hill, Deltona Mary Owens James Raulerson, Geneva Elizabeth A. Myers, DISCHARGES Casselberry Sanford: Fred M. Gans, Deltona Minnie B. Garner Vivian M. Taylor, Deltona David M. Roberts Keith Abell, Lake Mary Made B. Thomas Beverly H. Brashear, Lake Brain D. Walsh Mary Martha King, Casselberry Gertrude J. Kuhn, Orange Roy C. Massey, Chuluota City Irene M. Crouch, Deltona Mrs. Ed (Linda) Ernest Mayberry, Deltona DePuy's,and boy, Sanford Mildred W. Murphy, Deltona Mrs. David (Berta) Robinson Josephine Weeks, Deltona & boy, Winter Springs lubell Cannon, Lake Mary Lloyd R. Worden, Longwood Sanford: Eula Benson jetted to a "vindictive campaign" aimed at him through interference with his job at the Seminole Harness Raceway. Booth said it had become a choice of serving the city or supporting his family, saying his patronage position was his only source of income. Cher items on the agenda for Thomas F. Fly William B. Jessup Donna M. Mangum Johnnie Marshall Nina M. Moran Roy L. Shedd Bernard C. Shupp Eunice Walters Edythe Wimer Lillian L. Dibona, Deltona AREA DEATHS JULY Z5 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Martha Albert Neville E. Barnett Imogene G. Bendler Mrs. Verna Riddell, 80, of Bluff, died Sunday. Born In Bruston Mills, W. Va., she has Lived in Lemon Bluff for the past 11 years. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Davis of Bradenton, and Mrs. A.F. Rodeheaven of Baltimore, one Lemon brother, J.V. Nedrow of Maitland, several nieces and nephews. Brisson Funeral Home In charge. church. Survivors include her husband, Donald Theodore Mletz of Lake Mary, one daughter, Mrs. Donna Marie Sanford Right To Life, 7:30p.m., All-Souls Social halt. American Red Cross adult swimming classes, beginner through swimmer classifications, will be taught at the Dover Shores, College Park, Carter Street and Hankins Park pools through Aug. 5, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday between 8-10 p.m. No advance registration required. Seminole County League of Civic Associations. open meeting, Norman Floyd guest speaker. Altamonte Springs First Federal Savings and Loan Mm. 8 p.m. TUESDAY, JULY27 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 1742, Mrs. Rosemary P. Metz, 50, of 370W. Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary, died Sunday at Orlando Naval Training Center Hospital. Born In Milwaukee, Wis., she came to Sanford In 1969 from Key West, Fla. She was a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and of the Lutheran Church Women's Club and was a clerk-typist of the Little Red Schoolhouse. She did volunteer work in the , ,. ...- Partly cloudy through Tuesday, Chance of mainly afternoon thundershowers. Laws In the low to mid-lOs. Warm with high lower to mid90s, Variable mostly south and Grover Jones southwest winds 10 miles per Patricia L. Manley hour or less, gusty near thunJosie D. Powell dershowers. Rain probability 40 Alverda A. Catoe, DeBary per cent today and Tuesday. Linda A. Struble, DeBary EXTENDED FORECAST Annabelle H. Johrden, Partly cloudy with scattered Deltona Donald James Mietz of Lake Mary. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge. MRS. ANNA IJURM.%IER Mrs. Anna liubniaier, 85, lIt. 5, Box 141, Orlando, died Madeline M. Otto, Deltona Sunday at her home. A native of Germany, she came to Orlando Ella Watso, Deltona Lola Terry, Oakley, Mich. vnra nun 7r,sn, ('hi,".n " 'fl* I Sunday high 94. Today's low 73. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonynious(for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of VFW Post 10108 Sanford 8 p.m. at the Post home. - WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Sanford KiwanIs. noon, Civic Center Casselberry Rotary, 71.10 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. THURSDAY, JULY 29 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land or Lakes South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. FRIDAY, JULY30 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Spring. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 am., Buck's. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Longwood AA, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church SATURDAY, JULY 31 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. American Legion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo every Saturday at 12:45 p.m. at .1506 Orlando Dr., Sanford. Women's Auxiliary of Sanford VFW Post 10108 will hold a White Elephant Sale and supper tiranks, beans and salads) from 4 p.m. to 8p.m. at the Post home. Everyone welcome. MONDAY, AUGCST2 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Actioneers Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Spiug kao iwtg Tke 9UL85 kao 4 Wr woicde't ue Owtp'tiie't i6—. Edith Brown Sara W. Easterby Ronnie E. Griffin Carlson of Lakeland and a son, IT MRS. ROSEMARY P. MIETZ Barbara M. Brorup WEATHER Thomas B. Fuller, Oviedo BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Betty) Beckwith, a girl. Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Deborah K. Breon h Sh e was a member of Whip- poorwill Baptist Chapel, Orlando. Survivors include her son. Walter llubrnaier of Orlando, three grandchildren and one .4 MONDAY, JULY21 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m,, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist thur Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. 289 David Thomas, 19, ofand LONGWOOD city con- being directed along with storm Stolteto permit development of Barry Caribe Lane, Oviedo, the Baywood suiting engineer Malcolm drainage into Myrtle Lake. Industrial Park Theodore Warren Glassmire Steeves told Individual off SR 427 In phases rather than Jr 19, of 551 E. SR-436, Fern Steeves Is expected to report to the city council at a 7:30 p.m. councilmen late last week, all at one time. Park. meeting today on solutions for however, that he was mistaken Routine reports are to be Bri bery Charged drainage problems in the and that untreated sewage was heard from district councilmen, Sheriff's Deputy G. A. 'Bare not going Into the lake. Shadow Hill subdivision, Mayor James R. Lormann and The council at its meeting is City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. jailed William Edward Haynes, Sleeves told the governing body last week that raw sewage also to consider: a mutual aid The board may also consider a 56, of Eatonville, In lieu of $5,500 from an Inoperative lift station agreement with the Seminole proposal from the Sanford bond on charges of bribery, in the development, located off County Fire Department; and a engineering firm of Clark, D1& indecent exposure and disorE.E. Williamson Road, was request from developer Al and Associates to prepare maps derly Intoxication. ON VACATIONI CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY IS CLOSED FOR VACATION TILL AUGUST 9. mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs mostly In the upper !Os to mId40s. Laws mostly In the 702. TOMORROW'S TIDES high 8:48 Daytona Beach a.m. and 9:08 p.m.; low 2:30 a.m. and 2:35 p.m. Port Canaveral high 8:16 — The Reason — am. and 8:49 p.m.; low 2:14 am. and 2:30 p.m. great grandchild. Sunshine State Mortuary, Sanford, in charge of Betty J. Butler Fred B. Davis Ethel B. Johnson Bayport _blghl:S'7a.m.and 2:08 p.m.; low 7:52 am. and arrangements. Louis Lee 8:48 P.M. Why H iri ng feelings IS one of the things that makes us human . . . and our feelings need to be expressed. One of the reasons for funeral service is to enable family and friends Funeral Notice of RIDOELL, MRS. VERNA Funeral services for Mrs Vera Riddell, SO. of Lemon Bluff. who ded Sunday. will be held at the Brisson Funeral Home at 3 to m Wednesday with Rev John I Adams Jr off - coating Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park Urison Funeral Home in chargc of arrangements MIETZ.MRS. ROSEMARY P. Funeral services for Mrs. Rosemary P Miet:. *110 died Sunday, will be IlCid at 30 a m Tuesday at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with the Rev Ralph Luman officiating Burial will be at Wood ,Natlonat Cemetery. Wood. Wis Gramkow Funeral Home in charge . .—r . to express their sorrow at a time loss. Understanding. It's a tradition at Brisson. - 150 James W. Abell C. R. Clonls B. F. Wheeler, Jr. Directors j0p. p Gore. (SEAL) State of Florida, County of Seminole, It Is: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21st day of July, 1976, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My Commission expires April 12. 1977, Two Men Jailed Altamonte Springs police Longwood's Drainage MRS. VERNA RIDDELL Britain's royal family, I3ROMONT, Canada (Al') together abroad for the Olympics, watched Princess Anne ride in the last phase of the Olympics equestrian competition and then split up for the trip home. Queen Elizabeth 11, flanked by her three sons, saw Anne and her horse 'Goodwill" perform In stadium jumping Sunday. Then the queen, her sons Andrew, 16, and Edward, 12, left to catch a midnight flight aboard a Canadian Forces plane to London. Prince Charles left on an earlier flight. Prince Philip, an official at the competition in this Quebec town 50 miles east of Montreal, planned toy on with Princess Anne for the end of the Olympics, which the queen opened a week ago. b No. shares outstanding 36.000 (Par value Apartment 88, Masters Cove the burglary about I a.m. and diamond ring and four other told Sanford police that Items said the thieves pushed In a rings, valued at $230, were valued at $1,000, including a board covering a front window missing after her residence was Sanford police today were tape deck, calculator, 35mm opening to enter the entered by removing a screen probing Sunday night camera, lenses, filters and establishment. and a window, according to a Sheriffs Deputy Jim Alford report filed by deputy F.M. burglaries in which camera tripod were missing following a reported that 2x4 boards and Stewart. equipment, beer, and cigarettes break-in at his residence. were reported stolen. Sheriffs Patrolman Jack H. Fuleo. plywood valued at $500 was James D. Cantrell, of 519W. deputies reported that weekend wider reported an un- taken from lot 6l6Wekiva Hills, where a Lake Brantley Road, Forest thievEs also made off with determined quantity of beer In southwest Seminole, City, reported ON In tools were building materials, diamond and cigarettes were taken from house Is under construction. rings and tools. Effie C. Thompson, of 800 stolen from a parked truck at the Palace Beer Garden, 408 Eugene H. Zwysslg, of Sanford Ave. Police discovered Pine St., Fern Park, reported a his residence, deputy Donald Dreggors said. By BOB LLOYD Hrrald Staff Writer - None It Surplus ...................................... Undivided profits ........ . . . Reserve for contingenci es and Weekend Thieves Get Big Haul Is On The Way Home Pr eferred stock a. No. shares outstanding None (Par Value Common stock a. No shares authorized 34,Q CALENDAR - Sheriff s Raid Five Locations - Former President Camille — — week deputies have '' WEST PALM BEACH (Al') Striking carpenters in four South Florida counties have been ordered back on the job today by national officials of the carpenter's union although it new contract which includes a pay cut has not been signed. Earl Dapp Jr., secretary of the Carpenters District Council, said Sunday that national representatives Intervened in the stalled negotiations. About 700 carpenters in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Hendry counties went off the jobs four weeks ago after negotiations with the Association of General Contractors (AGC) and Ilomebuilders and Contractors Association broke off. O , WORLD Ordered Back To Work Five People May Have Been Involved Dragnet Monday, July 26, 1976-3A W GRAMKOW J~;a I Robert I. Brisson I 1; ~- FUNERAL HOME - ~ I lii) ,'ltST AIRPORT dOULEVARD[ ; SANFORD.FLORIUA TELEPHONE 3123213 WILLIAM GRAMKIJW L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 , .-'.',',,.''.-'- Laurel Avenue .-'.-'-,. . ' .-.r-'-- -. Sanford, Florida - .__,...,,,.. / ' ,. - 322-2131 - I -,11_j �EveningFk4sM ZColonial High Athletics Benefit 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 05-322-26ll or 831.9993 Around Monday, July 26, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIF.. Managing Editor 9 _____ Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70-.6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. V.P. Position Is Important Z.- E e I The Clock By BILL CURRIE The one element of suspense in the Democratic National convention was put to rest when Jimmy Carter announced Walter Mondale as his choice of a running mate. The Democrats went home determined to elect their ticket candidates for president and vice president in November. That's how it's done by tradition in American politics, but in 1976 it is obvious that tradition can sell the vice presidency short as the second half of a national ticket. Jimmy Carter bowed to this new sense of importance surrounding the vice presidency by calling in potential candidates for interviews in advance of the convention. He sought to dispel the notion that his running mate would be chosen in bargaining among political kingmakers in a smoke-filled room as tradition might have it. Recent history has provided graphic examples of why the choice of vice presidential candidates should not be an exercise in political debt-paying or ticket-balancing. Three of the last six presidents elected in the United States did not serve out their terms. Every time there has been a presidential crisis and in one generation we have seen them occur with the serious illness, death and resignation of presidents the nation debates the. subject of reform in the vice presidential selection process. Yet the mechanism has remained unchanged. Carter achieved the Democratic presidential nomination through the arduous test of state primaries, party conventions and caucuses. He started early, campaigned hard and corraled enough delegates to make the nomination a nocontest issue in New York. However, the candidate who will run at his side who becomes one of four people with the potential of being president in the next four years was plucked from the party ranks largely on the judgment of Carter and the acquiescence of convention delegates. Both the Democrats in New York and the Republicans later in Kansas City will be nominating a vice president through a process that is less than perfect from the standpoint of grass roots democracy. It may be expecting too much of either party that traditional considerations of balance be ignored in forming a national ticket, whether the aim is regional appeal or a liberal conservative combination. At campign time, priority inevitably goes to fielding a ticket that can win. But the ticket, history tells us, may also contain a future president in the No. 2 spot, someone who must meet the same standards we expect of the one at the top. This is a good time to recall and put in its proper place the famous quotation of John Nance Garner, who said the vice presidency "isn't worth a pitcher of warm spit." He may have felt that way, spending eight years in the job without much to do, but history provides ample rebuttals of his remark. John Adams, the first vice president, had a much better grasp of what the office means. "In this I am nothing, but I may be everything," he said. One of the vice presidential candidates nominated at the conventions this summer could be everything indeed as the future unfolds. The parties must make this nomination something more than a genuflection to the demands of a balanced ticket. — TOM TIED — — - — - - Angola T origin of the false reports that he is a Republican." We haven't heard train Rep. Kelly on the subject yet, but we'll be willing to but that the editors of that morning newspaper hear from him in the Immediate future, especially since that publication has been notorious in the past for supporting Republicans — and then to call one of their very own a Democrat? Tsk, tak. ,- j Bucs, Saints D eIight 5,000 Fans ByLOUISSAPS IS Herald Correspondent ko The Tampa Bay Bucs and the New Orleans Saints are a couple of National Football League ' ! teams who figure to have a difficult season ahead of them, but the way that over 5,000 fans jammed Colonial High School's foçtball field Saturday afternoon, you might have thought that It was the .; Miami Dolphins and the Pittsburgh Steelers in a for-real game instead of the no-contact affair that it was. Colonial's football coach, Terry Manfredi, was thrilled at the turnout and wished aloud when he 1$3 stated, "It would be nice to do this every year. The weather Is Just perfect, the crowd has had a good time, the players looked good and the school was 'fl able to pick up a few dollars for our athletic fund." Bucs and Saints engaged Inoffensive drills more for themselves than they did for the school and, after it was over, both coaches, John McKay of the Anyway, we know that Don Reynolds, principal Seminole High School in Sanford, is a Democrat at and we're happy to set the record straight. That's 30... DON OAKLEY Panel j Challenges Cultists . , ; I 11 , I I -, . I . . I I.. , - I. . / . - '. ; -1-1~1~ ..~5 ~ , 17 v, , _- - . /_ ___ I birth, and 140th anniversary of the death. of one /_ — _________ . —7- f '1 . .. ' .-) - .. I I . -1 . S . - — J i 1. 11 'Of /1-1 () 0 1 I1 C1976 A Ir.( "He WAS credible until he made the statement about. making the office 01 the vice presidency more MEANINGFUL!" e .... 0-1 L • - ,oI4 V #-. or . _M 0 . 41120 I : -1.1 _ — S,, 4 , world into Instantaneous communication with i tself we should be witnessing a proliferation of pseudoscientific cults, fringe religious groups, 'pop" psychology movements and the like. . I Im ., - a-ro ~ -__ -. k11 If all these are signs of a society In search of pII! .- " - - U— ",~ I -- 1 Saint quarterback Bobby Douglass has time to throw against the Sues. baseball team like the Sanford Legion Post 53. They are a group of players that "never _ RTS SPO Monday, July 2 1fl —5A Evening Herald Sanford Fl. 011111111 titude has kept them in ttv I . . I .t __.. . . .1 4 started here in Sanford Last still — 11-1 . .1 " it q`r_J` _~Lfe , - _- A.; - . . - . On Sunday, Sanford had to play in a three hour slugfest * -(~."Ir r safely. Now there were runners did not give up hope Tim Raines was the first man I. .. ' ... . I , ' .01, ~ . . '• 11 J . . . . . j - qvro r '" .—. .— . . . , .... . .' .'- ' ," -- " .._. . .. . • " . • __ , Earns Berth In State Tournament . . Seaboard Coastline Wi ns Champi onship TITUSVILLE Jack's Pub claimed the championship of Of Titusville might have done the district softball tournament better if they had tried to in- held here over the weekend. - toxicate Seaboard Coast Line before their championship MattYAIe:°As R1H1Rl treated both teamstoa round of Friday, SCL used a Dave tory. This set up SCL's game Bobb y Bryant ts drinks at the Pub. Both of the RiCharde grand slam home run against Jack's. hot and sweaty squads seemed to bomb Tltusvllle's Smith's The top hitters for Seaboard McGin,S II Jim during the tournament were jim carroii c than the trophies they won. Buddy Stumpf, who averaged SobMdlerrf the Florida Recreation State game. Throughout the tournament, On Saturday morning, Seaboard exploded for loruns Softball Tournament which Seaboard showed the form that however, Seaboard had a a .636 clip. Mike Ozmentrf in the sixth irtning to post a 12-8 begins this week in Leesburg. had earned them a 27-3 season rougher time with Sanford rival After the loss, Jack's, being come-from-behind victory Saturday over Jack's Pub and the good sports that they were, - io ' E. Germany L ne other Sanford entry, Robert Ledbetter p 4 3 2 0 l I 10 5 0 1 1 1 022 6 1 0 0 3 I 0 0 0 a third, hoping to catch Wiggins vanceto the state fmalsatFort off the base, but David returned Lauderdale, August 6-8. Olympic to Japan ,. r'r r,,, l . w R ' ' ' - . ,, k. . i , Ga ,. , ' , The winner of Tuesday Stand ings Cub. Gold • SI 8 0 T ot Trndad 5 22 EGermany 26 1710 53 MICO eadin '' .. Catcher Jay Johnson was head down to Ft. Lauderdale." next. lie sent a hard grounder 4 1 o o w• Germany Ken Leelb Terry Smith p.Ib Jonesboro, Ark., in the pole most superhuman performance The defected or been kidnaped. MONTREAL (AP) ___________________________ L' 'Ge thudThe Russians denied it. Mik- vault. Medals also wi ll be by 19-year-old Shirley BabaGermans l g, • , - a arded in " SEABOAROCOAST LINE ' ' ' c M,lbourne I 0 3 4 0 0 3 I 0—Il Poland shoff I F Ikill ai E.LUT1O', 0 we u,C men's ussian -mer urn e). Americans are on the rebound AS R H RBl Sanford Brltn 0 0 7 0 23 0 Os-12 GO and the Russians are busily de- pie press attache, said Borzov dash, 10,000 meters and javelin Ill., and three of her team- Steve Cooper 20 4 231 Czecho mates. Reid Peterson 3b LAKE HIGHLAND I I 2 I rumors one of their pre- was in the Village "and every- and the women's 800. Hungary Lloyd Wall AS R H R111 i 1 t Fsnlan.d mier athletes is among the thing L OraY with mm. Larry Hall ss 1 123 3 1 1 0 It was a last-gasp thing. Go.- Dave Charderf The men's basketball team Italy A spokesman for the Royal missing at the XXI Olympic I II0 Wayne Shoemaker rf 5 1 20 mit into the last event the JOe Benton cf Yugo apparenII. tly headed or f another Canadian Mounted Police said Jm Lucas IC Terry ReynOIdSct ines. 3I 1 2 1 0 0 am Norway showdown with the Russians, Americans hadn't won. MISS Glenn Roønsonss Ted McGeedti I I10 S I 1 1 American forces, down but u,e. ui'vesugai. a..0 were in Babashoff had plays Canada a semifinal collected three Buddy Slumpf lb 4 121 David Rogers It 5 0 0 0 not out alter one of its worst sured the Russian sprinter Is game. Russia plays Yugoslavia silver medals, including one 1 012 Doug Crandall c Wayne FakesS c 1 1 0 0 in in good han ds . w days in Olympic history, turned lb S 0 I 0 in the other. The winners meet the ex ha usti ng 800 meters Just Dave k ennyHall ,.e 'ePO ere ' Dark Saturday into Sunny Sun." for the gold medal which the an hour earlier. They were fac- DennisGordon Ic Malt Stevens 2,0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 day with a gritty comeback that Borzov 's absence from the 2tX Russians won in a controversial ing the broad-shouldered East LarryMcCorkle Tim Gray 20 c 2 I I 2 0 0 0 0 was spark ed by one of the most trials a nd the sudden cancella- Final In Munich in 1972. The German women, winners of all Totals Mike Mc Clellan P 0 0 0 0 18 1216 10 JACK PUB dramatic moments of the tion of a speaking engagement American women could gain a but one event. SANFORD 5 R H RBI Shirley Babashoff's by his coach. The Soviet press Games AS R H R8I DaVe Bellmore II 1 221 silver against Czechoslovakia. . last-gasp winning anchor leg in attache said Borzov was withAnd the American girls won It Don Quinn cf Robert Smith S 2 2 I 2 I 0 0 Tim Ra i nes s i2 3 1 7 1 the women's final swimming drawn from the race because Also on the schedule are fi- by the touch of Miss Baba. B J Morin ]b David Wiggins 0 p 3 1 1 1 Moist ss I I 0 1 event, the 40meter freestyle he had aggravated an old Injury na ls in feming, cycling, judo shoff's fingertips over the East Jeff BUtCh Stamp ic Jay Johnson c S 1 I 0 31 11 and added that he will compete and the men's Platform diving. Germans in world record time Jim Winn relay. 1 000 rf Jim Brodle 20 2 I I 3 Jeff Anderson rI Ron Patrick lb 2 0 0 0 That victory, the continued in the 400-meter relay later this of 3 minutes, 44.82 seconds. 30 o i Don Williams 3b Cf Rick Othmerc 3 0 1 0 3 0 0 I Swimming ended last night. dom nance (the men swim- week. "I'm very happy with all my John Pratt 20 The schedule today Includes And it ended on a high note for mers, and a couple of gold p 00 medals, Miss Babashoff said. Totals five track and field with the deeply frustrated finals, American medal performances by track $ Don Anriett rf 7 0 0 0 2 $ 35 6 7 3 Id men including Ed- the Americans hoping for a o ne- women who were faci ng their "I did my very best in every Seaboard Coast Line I S 1 0 0 1 5— Totals and''fi e ld us.. got a 12 r y win Moses' world record run in two finish from Dave Roberts, first gold medal shutout since race. n Lake Highland 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 IS—S Sanford Jack's Pub 0 0 S S 1 5 2 5 3-4 I S 1 10 4 1— $ the 400 hurdles served as the Gainsville, Fla., and Earl Bell, 1952. It was averted by an al- little more helo. highlights of the American re.•., e2' i r :, vival that camnejust ln the nick •of tune East Germany, ia,we:er,won * ff-11 yc_o -- ~ ; 1K. ~11 1 Ii five of the eight men's rowing finals, got a medal In every race and swept past the trou. : ;'h Lundquist adds, "we ep into left center field, scoring Raines and putting were hustling out there, even himself on third. The Sanford when we were down, and with dugout was now wild with that kind of attitude, we're gonna win Tuesday night and enthusiasm. Jack' and lost The top hitters for Eldridge's were Larry Tyson and Roger — : . ad2 1 1 0 tal% 42 It 9 6 record. Eldridge's Standard, but Eldridge's Standard, finished SANFORD In their first game on managed to pull out a 7-5 vlc- third In the tournament. AS R H R5I 1 2 0 1 On Friday, Eldridge Robert Smitflss Tim Raines2bsscf S 2 2 2 squeezed out a 4-3 win over Dav i d Wi ggins cf 3 0 1 3 Jack's but on Saturday, Jay Johnson C 5 1 0 0 s Me a Chas e Raines hit an easy grounder Gray, but because he had not because he was heading toward reckoned with R.amnes's speed third when the overthrow was allowed Tim to reach first made was allowed to go home th the safely. WiEven in victory, Sanford citing game 6-5, in The next batter was David Coach Bob Lundquist was not f the tournament thus far. David happy with his team's play. It was the bottom of the ninth devasta ting ' . y ni We made too many errors to chance for Sanford and the last against Melbourne and was win t.he game, but the fact that to stay in the tournament . doing much the same to Lake we thought tha t we were ne ver team had not played very well , Highland in his relief of Raines. giving Highland a 5-3 lead on He had not allowed Highland a out of it gave us the desire to win. This desire has been errors. But the Sanf ord squad hit w hile striking out four, winning us bailgames during Wiggins drilled pitch the tournament." Cliff Robertson Cf Walt McTtienn'pIb Both Seaboard and Jack's to appreciate this gesture more Funeral Home 17-2. earned themselves a berth In Lake Highland, the team which Saturday. Yet the loca l charges tired as they were, came from behindand beat Lake Highland, _. ,:t Tam pa Rue quarterback Steve Spurner looks downfield for a ta rget during the Satu rday scrimmage with the New Orleans Saints at Orlando's Co lonial High, (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) ' before becoming tired in the stop Larry Hall. Hall looked sixth, allowing Highland only toward home plate but Wiggins - - Ik . -— — ning, 12-11. Sanford then had to come back an hour later and ' - 4 '.. ' '" - ' .. 11 41 +"~, I IV". . ~ ., ... . e Poss " I I — . . -& OL, —Im 60~, " — - 4 . _.. 7 U.Ambna Herald Correspondent , , J- ', I :0 . ~ By AARON KAUFMAN -1 .-- i 0 1 Sanford Legion Post Proves Mighty Tough - . 4 6 5 3 3 2 2 1 2 3 2 2 1 2 0 I 3 I I I I 9 20 Belgium I I 0 0 0 0 1 I 2 0 2 I 0 6 13 Portugal 0 1 9 Sweden 0 1 2 7 Denmark 0 0 3 7 Australia 0 0 5 0 Iran 0 0 0 2 Austria 0 0 7 6 New Zind 0 0 0 (Note 2 duplicate 0 7 awarded ri some events 1 0 1 0 I 3 3 2 i 7 1 1 1 1 1 medal I — • . 4' JACK ANDERSON Carter's Brand Of Law And Order WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter will advocate judges who violate the laws. urges. It adds: "Both the revenue-sharing funds right, is regarded as a left-winger In some a new form of law and order, with more emHe would divert millions of dollars to and the federally controlled funds should be quarters. A radical outfit known as the phasls on prosecuting crooked business cracking down on crimes "which cause great devoted primarily to underfunded portions of "Washington Observer," located oddly enough executives and corrupt government officials, harm and property loss but which are pursued criminal justice, for example, prosecution, In Torrence, Calif., thinks Reagan is a CornThe Democratic Presidential candidate has Inadequately." The confidential draft adds defense and court systems." munist dupe. Ills peddling a book called "The asked a task force to prepare a position paper pointedly: "These crimes would Include The study cautions, "The finest research Counterfeit Candidate," which portrays the incorporating his views on criminal Justice. It is business crimes and government corruption." products of recent years tell us much more about conservative Reagan as a dangerous leftist. now in draft form, labeled "Not for The draft, prepared by Washington attorney what does not work than what does work." To Jimmy Carter Isn't the only candidate to Dissemination," with a final version weeksArnold Sagalyn, accuses both the Johnson and study the crime problem, the Carter task force inject that old-time religion into the presidential away. Nixon administrations of wasting much of the recommends establishing novel semi-public, campaign. At President Ford's campaign Eight years ago, Richard Nixon made lawand mo ney the federal goveriunent spent to fight semi-private "cooperations for headquarte rs in Washington hangs a photo of the order the main theme of his campaign. He Crime. criminal research." President, with the caption: "There is a higher subsequently put John Mitchell and Richard "Anyone who promises to banish crime with a Footnote: Similar task forces are studying power, by whatever means we honor him, who Klelndienst in charge of Law and order at the few federal dollars dooms such a program to everything from agriculture to zoology for the ordains not only righteousness but Justice Dept. Both have now been convicted of failure," the paper declares, 'l'he goal is Democratic candidate. Aides say they will be love, not only justice but mercy." violating the laws they had sworn to uphold. misleading, naive and unrealistic." used in his campaign and, as they become more From the first, they were more enthusiastic A staggering $4.4 billion has been spent by the refined, as guidelines in his Administration LI he Rep. Shirley thtsolm, D.-N.Y., was extolling i - — t about enforcing the law' Against malefaction Law Enforcement Assistance Administration should be elected President. ,I. WV T ela • , - I ..--. .,t- . , • .. .' . . . ,. , , . -w r * — BERRY'S WORLD —.. % P — — . - - . . ( 11% r'- 7 10 One of the puzzles of our time is why in an age when science has conquered many major diseases, has sent men to the moon and instruments to the nearer planets and has put the answers to questions which orthodox science and Congress. . religion ignores, or has no satisfactory answers Admittedly, Crockett's performance In the to, then this has to be the most restless House of Re presentatives passed almost entirely generation In history. Or perhaps the most without memorable incident. He was a man of gullible. . raw and limited Intellect, never comfortable in th e pomp of Capitol Hill. Still, as we are Every age has had its similar groups and movements. But the last decade "has brought on reminded by one of his latter-day colleagues, / k . Democratic Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, the colonel a flood of Interest in what is variously called fringe left us with at least one political tale as delicious science, borderline science, as any adventure he Lived, pseudoscience, paranormal phenomena, orcultism, mysticism, the cults of unreason, the According to Paul, who gets his information new irrationalism or the new nonsense," writes from the Foundation for Economic Education, JOHN CUNNIFF Kendrick Frazier in Science News. began in the early 1830s while Crockett the story was stumping his state for reelection. Coming Ancient astronau ts, astr ology, the Bermuda upon a farmer plowing his fields, the colonel Triangle, UFOs, psychokinesis, psychic healing, introduced himself as "One of those unfortunate ib l Kirlian photography, pyramid power, reinbeings called candidates," but before he could carnation, immortality, astral projection, lost finish his pitch the farmer cut him off. The man Governments, it says, unlike private business continents, plant communication — one has to go NEW YORK (AP) At the end of 1975 the six recognized Crockett, and advised him not to largest United States banks had nearly $12 enterprises, are not dissolved when their only as far as the nearest magazine stand to find waste his time: "I shall not vote for you." billion In loans outstanding to 15 less developed nancial obligations exceed their financial publications on these and other subjects in Crockett was stunned and begged the farmer nations which were not guaranteed by American resources. "So long as governments utilize their abundant quantities. sovereign power to levy taxes, delta can be companies or government agencies. for edification, Some 140 million Americans are Involved in Considerably more indebtedness was run up serviced and retired." "Well," said the voter, "though I live here in by these economically troubled nations, but a Even those loans that are extended to private fringe religious cults, such as spiritualism, Hare the backwoods and seldom go from home, I take good part of that at least is guaranteed by entities are often guaranteed by national Khrlshna and Scientology, according to . the papers from Washington and read very governmental agencies, however Insecure they governments, parent companies In the more University of Chicago anthropologist Irving carefully all the proceedings of Congress." Then, too might be. developed countries and international agencies. Zaretsky, who recently completed a 10-year specifically, he mentioned the time Crockett had While financially strapped, some less period as a participant-observer In many of Some of these nations, as you are well aware, cast a vote to appropriate $20,000 to help some are undergoing serious economic difficulties, developed countries have undrawn credit at the these groups. residents of Washington who had been made and some have political problems as well. In International Monetary Fund and, says First "The number may be much larger," says homeless by a large fire, some, a poor crop or commodity price fluc- City, "It's likely that new IMF credits would be Zaretsky, "and it includes a great many extended in the event of difficulties." Crockett admitted guilt but replied that his tuatlons could be deadly. respectable, middle-class and upper-class Whether First City's re a soning will calm the was a charitable act, involving a relatively In. Assessing the situstlon, a good many obpeople who may also belong to traditional significant sian of tax money, of which nobody servers have been outspoken In their view that fears is dill debatable, although the title of its religious groups. It is hard to get accurate PUUIng the in a great and rich country should complain. Yet massive defaults could ensue, unbalancing not rationale Is "Third World debt numbers because cult participation Is often an the farmer was unimpressed with the ex- only the economy of the United States but much squelch on the scaretalk." occasional, 'one-shot' experience rather than a Laymen without any special knowledgeof planation. "It's not the amount," he said, "It's of the Industrialized world. to continuing membership." the principle," for it was not his understanding of Nonsense, says one of those deeply Involved, banking or International affairs are likely the tax disbursing responsibilities granted the First National City Bank. It maintains that wonder if the situation Is as secure as claimed, So many people are turning to pop while there might be some pains and even particularly In view of the Third World's In- psychologies in the 1970s, says Dr. William lawmakers by the Constitution. The farmer said he was not unmindful of the defaults, "the international financial markets experience and slowness In closing the gap Rickles, chief of the clinical and psychological between themselves and the highly advanced laboratory at the Veterans Administration in unfortunate. To the contrary, his concern was have a proven capacity to absorb shocks." economies of Europe, Japan and North America. Sepulveda, Calif., that "I feel the pop psychology seem, the bank said, that $12 Large as It might with the unfortunate. "Taxation," he said, large banks accounted for tAUIon owed to just six movement Is very much taking the place of "reaches every man in the country, no matter 5 combined assets at the about per cent of their religion." how poor he may be, and the poorer he is the more he pays in proportion to his means. So you end of 1975. In what is probably the most publicized It tales (flat a survey of the 21 largest U.S. see that while you are contributing to relieve example of this phenomenon, Erhard Seminars one, you are drawing it from thousands who are 1*1)1(3 yielded similar results, specifically that Training (est) has, In the four yeats since it Is not democracy. such loans as a percentage of combined assets even worse off than he." That began, "processed" 70,000 people at $250 each. were about 4.5 per cent. That is not even good sense. it is dangerous Similar "consciousness industry' vendors are So, it argues, "the portfolios of U.S. banks are precedent. doing almost as well. sufficiently diversified to withstand even a Relief was certainly necessary for the fire massIve rescheduling of LDC less developed The typical scientist's reaction to all this is victims, the farmer added, but not with money country debt, which is unlikely to occur." usually to throw up his hands in disgust, mutter Congress had no right to give. "The people have The bank reasons also that governments today about the naivete and gullibility of the general delegated to Congress. the power. to collect aren't likely to permit severe and prolonged public, turn back to his experiments and forget and pay monies, and for nothing else." contractions of their money stock. it, says Frazier. Loan Aw Super Bowl this year, but there is no reason wny we can't win our share of games," he said. "I was very pleased with the way we held our own with New Orleans and I thought Spurner (Steve Spurner, the Bucs' quarterback) did a good Job, although some of his passes were picked off." No score was kept in the demonstration that was performed for one-and-a-half hours in 90 degree heat. But a lot of weight was run off by both teams as they were able to move up and down the field with relative ease. And, as one lineman who asked that his name not be mentioned, stated, "It might be 90 degrees, but that's in the shade and there Is no shade out here on this field. It feels like 120. In fact, it makes me feel like 120 and I have to wonder- what this whole thing is really proving." Despite grumbling like that, the exercise seemed to be enjoyed by most who were there, especially Coach Terry Manfredi and the school's athletic fund. — -, - . F - A nation can feel sympathy for the young widow of Daniel Gearhart, the American executed along with three British mercenaries in Angola. And a proud people can share the frustration of President Ford, whose appeal to the Angolan government for mercy was rejected and who called the execution "a hostile act." But the protest from Washington must of necessity be restrained. The victim of the explosive political violence, whether motivated by money or a lust for adventure, was caught up in a situation in which the United States had no official stake. The role he assumed must have been recognized as removing him from the wnbeella of diplomatic protection Admittedly, U.S. policy in regard to its citizens who fight abroad for pay is hazy. In view of the spotlight thrown recently upon the metcenary, Congress should spell out in no uncertain term., and publicize the limits of the government's obligation to Americans who by implication pledge their loyalties to an alien country or cause. Bucs and hank Stram of the Saint.,, stated they still have a lot of work to do before the season starts. Stram, who was formerly with Kansas City, Inherits a team with a tradition of losing, but he feels he can change all that. "I know there Is a lot of work to do with this team, but it Isn't as hard a Job as McKay has with the Bucs. I know, because I have been there, too. "I had to take a team from scratch, like McKay is, back when the AFL got started and it Is really a lot of work. At least with this team (the Saints) I have a basic foundation in which to build and I think we are going to surprise a lot of people this year," Stram said. McKay doesn't look at his task of building the new franchise as "a hard Job." He sees it more as a labor of love. "I love football. This is a challenge. And although it is a lot of work, I am enjoying it most of the time I don't say that we are going to win the - WASHINGTON In addition to being the Bicentennial, 176 is the 190th anniversary of the was a statesman who served three terms in ~~r Ir "Neither Reynolds nor his supporters know the 1. C roc kett s Spending Lesson of the free man's legendary sons: Col. David Crockett of Tennessee. Though he is remembered tod ay mostly and exCessively as a woodsman (he once killed 105 bears in nine months) and as a soldier (he died at the Alamo), it may be Instructive now to also recall that he Democratic party and actively seeking the nomination of his party. "I' ~A I — - and that political newcomer Don T. Reynolds Is a full-fledged Democrat. It was bad enougi, for the Kelly people and the Reynolds staffers to see the story in print, but when the 1V newsman picked up the tempo and repeated the error, well.... To say it upset the Reynolds people would be a gross understatement. In an announcement made public over the weekend, Reynolds Issued the following statement: "Reynolds' people have confirmed with personnel in the Office of the (Florida) Secretary of State that his filing papers are In order as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the Fifth District. "Reynolds wants the people of the Fifth District to know that he is a life-long member of the ton T. Reynolds Is upset, and Justifiably so! Seems that an area morning newspaper made a classic boo-boo one day last week and at least one television newscaster, who had apparently failed to do his homework, followed suit and repeated the same mistake. In a Story relating to persons who have qualified to run for various political offices, the ayems paper mentioned those who had filed all the necessary papers to qualify for the September primary In the race for District 5, U.S. House of Representatives. The story said that following the Republican primary the winner would meet either Incumbent Rep. Richard Kelly (1)-New Port Richey) or Don T. Reynolds In the general election. Now anyone in his right mind knows that our U.S Congressman Richard Kelly is a Republican ' ' ' . - ,. medals with a 24-24-22 gold-allver-heonze count. The United States, which won only lootthe 104 medals distributed Friday and Saturday, collected 18 of 66 0 the Democratic convention the other day on an than malfeasance. They were quick, for (LEAA) to help local police forces. We have WASHINGTON WHIRL: President Ford elevator crowded with her colleagues "There example, to prosecute overzealous protesters shown a series of columns how most of this must take Ronald Reagan was such an atmosphere of love there," she lL who, in the name of peace, the Peace. money has gone for such wasteful items as Dick treat him with more dignity if th e White Ho use en thused. "Everybody loved one another. It was But the Nixon prosecutors were slower to Tracy weapons that don't work and luxury wants Reagan's support In the future. Sources wonderful."Cameavolcefromtherear: "Yeah, enforce the laws against white collar crimes. Limousines for deputy sheriffs, Shirley. All that love may have been wonderful close to Reagan say he is bitter t They ignored the Laws against perjury, for Carter would divert at least half of the LEAA President "has treated him like a In New York, but a Lot of people have been getexample, when their own people found it cx- funds to coping with crime In "our most dense citizen, like a second cousin." Reagan feels Ford Wig in trouble for it here." pedlent to fib. living areas and. . - other, areas where violent has talked down on him In the campaign, — W.P. Bells Abzug, D.-N.Y., has given up This left the Impression that there was a crImes AM burglary present the most danger to regarding him with scorn and of winning the Democratic nomination to contempt. hope different justice f or the rich and the poor, for the citizens.,Nevertheless Reagan could actively support rim trr the Senate In New York. She has told powerful and the weak. Carter will offer to put Some anticrmme funds should go Into welfare, Ford if the President wins the GOP nomination, friends privately that "the game is up," that ex. criminal justice back in balance by prosecuting jobs, schooling, mental health and other provided Ford changes his tone and his but. United Nations Ambassador Pat Moynih& businessmen and bureaucrats, congressmen and prog-ai' that can prevent crime, the .,tudy — Ronald Reagan, the hero of the Republican appears to have the nomination sevrn up. I . -' ,.•, 4.0 ' ' • . A . I , #0 __ the 1980 Games in Moscow. I. '. • /- .. 46 - • And there was more trouble pentathlon athletes kicked out for cheating. This time the problem Involve unconfirmed reports that Valeriy Borzov, winner of both the 100 and 200 meter dashes In 1972, either has . . . .. • . .. ._ • .. ;-• . I .',.i I A , - . . .-'t''t - • Sanford's David Wiggins dives safely back to first In pickoff attempt as Melbourne's Scott Dwyer awaits the threw. EF �&A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 26, 1976 E;IIi);1 Promoter Simmons. SIL. 22 - 7 D S Jacipot; S No Frills. FIFTH I Eye Appeal; 3 Susie Gem. 3 Clip. 1, Petite Pinto. S AMERICAN LEAGUE I. Geronimo. On, I, W.Davis, Trade Day, 6. Lanky Hank. 7. Miss SD. 7 Liberation; S Wampum WLPCI.0B HOME RUNS-Kingman. NY. SIXTH - I Wright Can Can. 7 New York 643 60 33 32; Schmidt. Phi. 76; GFoster. Blue Jim, 3 Mobile Spirit; I More Baltimore 16 4 419 II', On. 20; W Robinson, Pgh, II; Security, S Moving Millie. 6 San Cleveland 43 47 119 10 4 Monday. Chi, 17; Morgan, Cm, Ann, 7 State, s Ramblin Cathy. Detroit 43 4 III 1% Il SEVENTH - I. Lady Ready; 7. Boston 12 51 452 iS STOLEN BASES-Taveras, Tokas Trinket; 3 Bob Tryon; I Mitwkee 41 50 451 IS Pgh, 33; Cedeno, Mtn, 32; Mor Bentley; S Whitedove Eckert; I West gan, Cm, 30. Brock. StI, 29. Jocasta. 7. My My Molly; S Big Bad Kin City 5* 31 611 TRIPLES-Tyson. SIL. 9; 0 Cash. Phi. I. 0 Parker. PQ h. Baseball East Promises Hockey In - - - N C a d P - Minor ' - M y op c R Mimi. Bright S flIer Maven - In) Schm idt w;nt,rp,ayat5, Pa c e I) Savan ah Ph ll s , - SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - at. - . InI (Rut5 105) at S Louis (Denny 51) In) - Chip (Jefferson) 9 2 THIRD I. Gypsy Schuyler Diego (SplIlner 29) at (Culhane) 72; 2 HOwards Chief Houston IDiirker 99). In) (Howard) 9 2. 3 Twin Jays T ue s da y's Games Dvoracek) S 1. 1 Moon Time IM Montreal at Chicago Crank) 5 I. $ Good 0 Candy New York at Philadelptila. (Bridges) 5 1. 6. George Way IS In) Recur) 3); 1 Frisky Donna (F Los &tgetn at Atlanta. In) ltrlenteld) 6 1; $. Champ Rainbow San Francisco at Cincinnati. (Kucis) 10 1 In) FOURTH - I. Little Golden Boy Pittsburgh at St Louis. In) (Lake) tO 1; 2 Buddy Hope (Van San Dego at Moulton. In) dervrt) 61. 3 Ben (DeBerry) I, I Scottie Tron (Aldrich) $ I. S Aubrey Time (Fogs) I 1. 6 Nibs flrt (Mont:) 5.1. 7. Jefferson Adios Kimball) 92. I. Feather Hill stronQI 72 Leaders FIFTH - 1 Beau Sabre (Lyons) AMERICAN LEAGUE IS). John Purdue (R Regur) BATTING (225 it bats)- 3 Fly Fly Fella (Slider) 7 2. 1 C Brett. KC, 342. Bostock. Sandy Doll (Parr) $ 1. 5 Deana A. Mm. 347, McRae. KC. 346. (Sca) 97, 4 Western Scoot Munson, NY. 33$. LeFlore, (Bourgeois) 31.7 Scottie Lad (Gill) Dat, 376 II, I Burns Guy (Bereznak) is P U N S-RIvers, NY. 41. AL I Tingle Tangle lReiltyt AE 2 P White. NY, San Major League I. 42. Otis. ICC. 62. Neaton Time (Patterson) 0 Brett. KC, 60. Carew, Mm, SIXTH I Jta Frost 60. North, Oak. 00 IDvoriceki 6 I. 2. Bullet Freight RUNS BATTED IN May lBranard) 92. 3 Mack Z. Byrd (P. berry, KC. 41. Munson . PIY. 63. Netty) S I. 4 Luke Way IS Recur) Chansbl,ss. PlY. 62. Burroughs. 101. S Flying Hank (Howard) S 1, T ex. 62. L May, Sal, A. Nancys Bruce (Patterson) 12. i. HITS-C, Brett. KC. 139; Stinger C. (Petersen) 5); 5 Steady Munson, NY. 132; Chambliss. P at 31 PaY, III. Rivers, NY, Ill; SEVENTH - 1. Conestoga B (J Carew, Mm. its Neely) 3 I. 2 Mutiny K B II; 3. DOUBLES -McRae. XC, 23. Prompt Pick (Faga) 5). 4 Romeo Otis. KC. 73, Carty. Cie' 72 Ado (Ormsby) I I. S. Stirs Hostess Rivers, NY, 22; C Brett. KC, (HØØM) 7.); 6 ER D lFilipelli) I. 7 Wingalt Goden:a (Becker) 1.1. C. I. '' .J-.J.rrvr. UaR 17; $ Bright Mr (Farber)$I O Brett, KC, 9, Poguelte, Xc, EIGHTH I. Mighty Senator 7. LeFlore. Ott. 0. Orta, Chi, lLyonsI 9 2. 2 Nelson Way (Taylor) 0. Carew, Min, 4 10 I. 3 B,tandger 72; 4 Freedom HOME RUNSBindo. Oak. r) 6); S Passe 19. L.M.ay. Bat, 15; Hendrick. Trail IVan Deventer) IM Crank) S I; 0. SriIllanI Byrd IF, C i e. 17: ReJackson. " Ihlenteld) 3). 1 Winning Tine (B. Ystrlemskl, Bsn. 16 Regur) SI. 5 Marybar Queen STOLEN BA h. tJoPwtson II Oak. 49, Baylor. Oa a NINTH I Coilmont Fritz $ ); 2 3, tell. KC. Carew. Mn. 4; Pentrgtus (Becker) 72. 3 Bone's leFlore, Dot, 3$ Demon (Brainard) 10 I; 4 Counsel PITCHING (I Decis,onj)RIce (Boutg.ois) 61; 5 Nifty Lady Garland. Bal, U?. .151, 200 Byrd (Komers) 3); 6 Ocala Eagle Fidrych, Des. ii 2. $44. I 93 lJefferson) S.). 7. 5elbys Beau W Campbell. Min. 112. lao. Seiders) I1; $ Iron City Nancy (P. 341 Bibby. Cie. 62. )S R egur) 92 D Ellis, NY, II 4. .73, 327 Leon TENTH I. Sumter Princess ard. KC. II 1, . 113. 3.23 Hilieq, (Culhane) 31. 2 Dandy Thing Dot, 9.4. .492. 2.69 Bird, KC. 9 I. (Taylor) 41. 3. Honey Nugget 692. 136 (Proyt) 73; 4 Amy Girl Mercury STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cat, (Paul 92. S Byrd X. (RijggIqi) 41 177; Blyleven, Tex. 131. Tan 6 Ocmu(q Gem (Br i dges) S I; 7 ana, Cal, 137; Jenkins, 5591. Engine Room Russ (Van Deventer) '06, Hunter, NY. 101 National Leag ue BATTING (125 at bits)A Oliver, Pgis. 343. R ose. Cm, 33 $ . GriUey, Cm. 331, ,f'Craford. SN... .326. McBride. StL, .373: G.Fost,r. DAYTONA BEACH Cm , 323 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES RUNS-Rose, din . FIST R I Mr. Good, 2. Biondy IS; Grit fey. Cm, It. Schmid t. pp,l, 13 , Stride: 3 Jai: Man; I Ammo; S Monday. Chi, 10; Morgan, Cm. Rcboto. 6 Penmarric; 7 PeeDi 70 Rockin. I Perry West, P UNS BATTED SECOND - I jungle Jet, 2 INC Foster. at, JoblI's Wizard. 3 Pecos Black Cm. xirigm.r,, NY. light. 4 Just Foxy; 5. Jenolle; 4 U. Morgan, Cm, 70; Schmidt. Pnl, 69; Lsjzinsk). PhI, Run Dog Two; 7 maraschino; I 62 Shelton Streaker. HITS-Rose, Cm , 131 , Monte I Penrose WPiyrmot; 2 THIRD net, All. Cokler GlittOr, 3 Wa'sde Bond: I 126. A Oliver.. Pg?, 120; Garvey, LA, 119; Buckner. Lot'. Firrow; Sr Jack Party; 4. Or LA. III. Nitro. 1 Play' S Pr etty Boy Cea. DOUBLES-ZisA, FOURTH - I Spotted Orphan, 2 Pgh. g, Madlock. Ct,, D , x e Strder 3 Penr ose 'l,en. I 33 J04'nstone, PP., 17 Pr, t1.v i. O'M.a).uv J i. cc, 6 T'p S t5r fl , tom. - - - Dog Racing 1 i:- fo re Be Three Inducted Into Hall r f te First U.S. Medals ~ rd - Edwin Moses, winning the 400-meter MONTRE. hurdles in 47.64 seconds, and MVAC Wilkins, winning the discus with a throw of fll feet, got the United States' first track and field gold medals of the 1916 Olympics. NED 63 ~ X. * Expos 2, Mets 1 Andre Thornton singled home llis Valentine from third base with one out in the ninth to give Montreal its victory. With the bases loaded, the Mets were playing a drawn-tn outfield and Thornton lashed the ball over the head of center fielder Pepe Mangual for the winning run. & Fancy I TI1IIJtt.LE: Berning Retains Crown HARRISBURG, Pa. Defending champion Susie Berning held on to her crown in the $W,000 Lady Keystone Open with a closing 72 for a 54-hole total of 215 and a threestroke margin of victory. - .9 attractive, His ako Higuchi Wins OSAKA, Japan Hisako Higuchi, who led from the second round, carded a final round one-over-par 75 and won the 1976 Japan Ladles Professional Golfers Association championship by three strokes. - Protect your ho*e by protecting neighbors. If you anything your sie suspichous-CALL THE POUCH _ HWX cRIME TOP Ai'o.v,, Ge'e'oI s OlIce ta, i, '?'Qiwer , tIo.,do For information, phone the police or tIve'fi', 011(1 IIuIt[ ' I 1 rru W $* * IN 1 . ,; : '- THEN t .. l • -I 1 __ 3 z. . ... . ' ", -' - . rlirp,'tinnc fnr o hinrlcr.rnn . . ____________ - v''. A. % ~Z.~-, ,l - . .'. - J 291 Sew Lovelier Lingerie: A 'guide to working with lingerie fabrics plus in structions for slip and panty. - J 222, Sewing for Men: ,,J Measurements, alterations, fitting and use of fusibles in Instant photos In black-and-white or color provide a guide for menswear. - J 223. Successful Slipcopying expensive fashions at home. covers: Step-by-step guide to slipcover construction. make a dress or jacket or creations for further in- J 224, Lamp Shades; Four needlepoint pillow cover. 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(Al') A progriim,i designed to help md encourage miiirt' women students to train for and apply for positions in traditionally male careers is being under- and O DENIMS & ROBERT U Leisure SI CORDS Sole " GREATLY REDUCED Price . taken by St. Olaf College here. b $ , ready for school and SAVE! * 100% & Enkal Polyester .9' _____________________________ - , I-Ioe a ________ ~ W011 SA RD., _'. - - I ., , College officials hope the $100,000 three-year effort, funtied by the Mellon Foundation, will CUnVIflCC liH.'fl and women students and faculty - that '%il(Ut'fl can and do (unction Ct. fectively in such fields as mcdicine, law, the ministry and ex ecutive.level admmnistratian. The heart of the program is a series of seminars, panels and "$'nfonnal conferences to at'quaint women students with the problems and rewmirds.of ca reers that have been considered "for men only." It also deals with the difficulties women face in trying to break into these fields and IA working with men once they are in. The Career Advisory Panel, a group of I women now working IA areas generall) associated with men, have tome to the campus frequently during the first year of the program's operation to hold sessions on specific aspects of their career. Included are a lawyer, a pa. thologist, a pastor, an engineer and several corporate a(bnmnlsrmitors. Their work with Mudentsandfa&'ulty is coordinated by a woman hired by the college specifically to help women graduates with the problems they face in finding employinent. A research program is being conducted concurrently with the career attitude change program to determine its effectivenos ' .. - ) p ' ' ' ' .' ". ' . : " f . . ' ./ 'J. , "s1' ' ' r . ;% . .1 \ I 11, David Gurthie: "I want to be a Jaycee." t her. When you see .I 'hack' in daughter to accept me as her uniform, nu think of the cop On the street who suppressed you, searched and seized ,ou there's hostility. But no roan's gonna let anything happen to her in this place." "other mother." I wonder if she realizes that I could have done what many other girls in my position have done - had an abortion. Instead I chose to risk my own life in childbirth in - order to give her life. Perhaps my daughter would like to meet me just to say "Thank YOU." HER OTHER MOTHER DEAR OTHER: Please read on for a letter from a mother who has been on both sides of the adoption table. DEAR ABBY: When I was 17 ! had a baby girl out ofwedlock. gave ner up mor auopuon because her fa ther co uldn't marry me. (lie was married.) I wounds and create many problems. I think one set of parents is enough for any child. What do you th ink, Abby? BOTH SIDES DEAR BOTH: I agree. CONFIDENTIAL TO "INLYIn III out her biolog ical mother, de ep down I would be crushed. If my biological daughter were to suddenly locate me, I can see nothing but problems for her, me, my family and the parents who adopted her. I realize that all adopted children are curious about their biological parents, but in satisfying their curiosity, they 'T'Iflkl of va CV" 151 I RENO: It is not necessary to sign your name or Include an address to have your letter appear in my column. And yes, all letters are held in the strictest of confidence. A personal reply will be sent to those who enclose a stamped, addressed envelope. My ad. dress: P.O. Box 69700 Los Angeles, Calif., 90069. Snappy Snacks Cheese Bali Roll balls of vanilla or With a fork, mis 2 parts chocolate ice cream in mixture cream cheese with I part blue of toasted chopped almonds and cheese. Shape into a ball; coat crushed peppermint candy. Top with roasted diced almonds. Sundae Balls with hot fudge sauce Almond Tea Have you ever tried almond tea? Use 'z cup ground whole natural almond, toasted, to 1 cup water and i teaspoon sugar. Bring to a boil, remove from heat and steep 5 minutes. Pour through strainer into heated tea pot. Middle Eastern Almond Drink For a delicious afternoon pick-me-up, beat about 1 tablespoon grape juice with 1 cup yogurt, 1 tablespoon honey, I teaspoon almond extract and 2 tablespoons ground blanched almonds, until frothy. Sip from ;' chilled glass. became a registered nurse and subsequently married a very fine physician. We seemed unable to have children, so we adopted a baby girl, Wi thin a year I gave birth to a ba by g ir l. TWO more children followed . I ha ve never forgot te n the ba by I gave away, but I ho pe with all my heart she does not seek me out. Th e woma n who adop ted her and raised her from infancy is th e only mot he r she's ever known and is her "real" mother in every sense of the word. I know, because I am also the mother of an adopted child whom I love every bit as much as my biological children. If my adopted daughter were to seek stood watch for fires, un usual IllOVeulents In the nearby woods and escape attempts. She's also worked the yard, unarmed at the time. over. seeing cleanup details and fol. lowing the garbage truck on its rounds to niake sure inmates don't stow away in the trash and escape. At night she patrolled the yard with her flashl ght, checking doors and probing corners looking for the unexpected. Mrs. I'appajohn says the hardest thing for her to get used to is the five bed counts for prisoners she must be on hand for - are bound to o pe n up a lot lo of I)ANBLJII\ Conn. ( AP) A female correctional officer, tralne(1 to handle a pistol and a carbine at a men's federal prison here, has had "a mellowing iffect on thewhole institution,— a prison pSyCnOIOgISL says. "The guys respond to her sensitivity and concern for their welfare," said Dr. George Steinfield, a psychologist at the inediuiii securityF ederal Correctional Institution I FUI I. One initiate says that Gloria Pappajohn of Danbury is 'the greatest thing that ever hap. penedto us," '() one says .in, thing derog. Iltnrv to her, ever}one respects B I BAKERY SPECIALS SPECIAL %L Women To Branch Out AUG S .,.;- ' j.' '..... By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Many parents are disturbed because in some sta tes it is now possible for adult adopted children to "unseal" their records and find out who their biological parents are. lius is an answer w my pr ayers because somewhere in the world is a 21-year-old girl I gave up for adoption because I was an unwed mother who wanted my child to have a better life than I could give her at the time. I hope my daughter wants to know her "real" mother. I want her to know that I have no desire to replace the woman who raised her. I Just want my PERMANENT WAVE New Program Encourages I Should Kids Be Told About 'Real' Parents , - "P _______________®l * Sizes * CONTINUED THRU I ALL ' -' " ._, Their rapport is above the r ) . I/i /;' Awl OWOC. the prison's lower where she violet, fuchsia and tangerine for a colorful, playful way to dress during a heatwave. Go native with embroidery for a South American mood, left, or give the summer heat the slip with elasticized n ec kl in e shirt, right. The peasant top with puff sleeves has a neckline that can be pushed down to leave shoulders bare. chores and the FCI's mental health depart. ment for 21 years be fore switching to the correctional of. licer job. When the federal gort'rnment said women were ell. lible for correctional officer jobs except in tiiaximUm secur ity prisons, she traded in her typewriter for a ring of keys and rotating shifts patrolling prison grounds. She learned to use a carbine antI .38-t'alit.'r pistol for duty in .. sip .00 . .0 Ada IL ~~ _____..,AmtrtèanEips'eis....,. TOPS _ ''J~ Ait Mrs. Pappajohn worked in .- V * Tailo - Use.Your' A ; ( k Ir ~ WV61, '. - Great With Fashion Jeans __ 4 ; 1* .. " . for school in nearby relate to David and they un- Girl Guard Respected By Men J 212, Stow-A-Way: A carpentry project design for sewing center and work space ' . ,, i Here's a rundown on the most In February while David was ordinary. visiting with the Blairs, he Laughing Mrs. Blair said, popular ones. To order, send attended the performance of This is crazy. I'm too young to cents for each leaflet with own name, address and zip, to River Gold", Highlight of his be the mother of a 14-year-old." Stitchin' Time, ca re of th is newspaper, Box 503, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Check the ones you want: -J 204 Baby talk: A pretty bassmnett,bibsandlaundrybag - J 201, Dog Togs: Basic I N I (I-,'.; -1 ~'.l ,.13 . W ITHA 5 _______________________ .. .. i I BEAT THE HEAT ii I 87.. LEVI'FS ; expensive appliqued sale.) Follow the same photo technique when you want to ________________ * Long and Short Sleeve .* Gt ___________________ /. / . . ' Seconds-factory outlet or on ____________________ ___________ . GTene r al 1&.'c)T4TJ]I " : Sviinn - . reason. If you have a color photo, it is a money and time-saver. Look at th e photo before you buy yarn, fabrics, th read or accessories for a project because it helps you decide what to do with a design and what colors you might want to use in reworking colors and fabrics, For example, a $20 appliqued T shirt that strikes your fancy may be reproduced at home by buying a plain white or colored (I I shirt and adding the design with bright fabric scraps you've saved. Your homemade I shirt may cost you a couple of dollars. (Buy the T shirt at a hiFit Shirts _______ - - . proves helpful when we get around to such a project. Many persons carry cameras for this SI 1IJ:1:1_1:TI siI1I4lI:14MIIIC... -111tJ!I4I -.9 Z ,, . / ' ' .' '. T shirt, the quick solution is to photograph it. Since most of us fall down in the memory cateitorv. a nietnre rpsIIu CHIPECHIP * , ' -1., Abandoned with his two During his visits he assists younger brothers when he was with the household chores, 6-years-old, David Lee Gurthie mows the grass, runs errands, has been a ward of Rodeheaver helps Larry In his business, and Boys Ranch, Palatka, since. is now helping out with the new The ranch is designed for boys baby. with problem parents. David Is attending Sanford Now 14, David's second home Recreation Department's is In Sanford where he has been summer programs. He said, "I welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. just love it. I have made so La rry Blair for more than a many friends. Sanford sure is a year on weekends, holidays great place." and now during the summer. Artistically inclined, David Several area couples, in. likes cars and motorcycles and cluding Mr. and Mrs. Jeff thinks he would like to be a Garland, have given the ranch mechanic. He spoke before the boys recluse in their homes. Suncoast Jaycees, Crystal There are about 45 boys at the River, Thursday night. ranch which is sustained by Following the plaudits he ancontributions from Individuals nounced, "Now I want to be a and civic groups, including the Jaycee." Florida Jaycees. David is a normal, energetic, During the school term the curious and intelligent boy with boys arise at 4:30 a.m. and do a boy's healthy appetite. The their chores before boarding a Blairs are young enough to Xfl( re his f' In Hnm - By JOANNE SCHREIBER The Herald Services Insta nt photography can the home sewer's kindest friend in creating new clothes and decorative items for the home. When you want to copy an . THIS SALE END EVERYT H N Reds 7, Braves 6 George Foster tied the score with a leadoff home run In the eighth and Doug Flynn drove in the winning run Later in the inning with a sacrifice foul pop, leading Cincinnati over Atlanta. The victory went to Gary Nolan and was the lotjtj)of his career. Nolan, 9-5, went seven innings, giving up 10 hits. Photos A '1. 'J2 'J:1 ii1 itf. -g. hits .v, p.,: ' 1 NED THIS IS YOUR i j Famous * Solid •t '' , Stitch in' Time - WASHINGTON Top-ranked Jimmy Connors and No. 5 seed Raul Ramirez scored stralghtset victories to breeze Into the singles final of the $125,000 Washington Star International Tennis Championships. IN AIRY _____________________________ ___________________________________ F , Connors, Ramirez In Finals I•Ij by )' better.Now thatwehaveretlredtoSanlordandarehavingsucha good time, I really don't have time to bother with coloring hair." ... NOW ' :.' Does he,ordoesn'the? Untila few weeks ago, Ned Yancey's head was covered with a health y growth of dark auburn hair. Friends were unaware that Ned's wile, Martha, kept his treues tinged tahitian. Now a retired correctional officer from the U.S. Penitentiary, Altant.a, Ga., Ned has turned to an almost tinum blonde. Prematurely gray, Ned has colored his hair for so long he cannot remember. When his new hair growth is complete, Ned will be silvery grey. Ned said, "I like the distinguished look 1611 WE AREfJ: - - . r . lacy 's double N - '' - Jim Taylor, the great Green Bay CANTON, Ohio Packer running back of the 19603; Ray Flaherty, head coach of the Washington Redskins during the 1930s and early 1940s, and the late Len Ford, an outstanding offensive star in the All-America Footbal conference, were Inducted into pro football's Hall of Fame. Reubin Askew there and chatting wi th he r. ,,:' - •' . i3'".. young life was meeting Mrs. ,,. .. 6" . $ ~ Dodgers 1, Padres 0 WINDSOR, Out. (Al') Is Lee in the sev- Jerry Pate the next Jack Nickenth inning drove in Bill Russell laus' from second base and led Los There are many who would Angeles over San Diego behind argue there may never be anDoug Rau's six-hitter, Lacy ' one-out line drive was other golfer as good as Nicklaus almost cau gh t by left fi elder - who has won 75 to ur namen ts his fabled career. Johnny Grubb, who had the ball in his glove momentarily before But the way Pate has biosit popped out and allowed somed as a rookie on the ProRussell to score. fesslonal Golfers' Association tour this year, one can't help Astros 1, Giants 0 Greg Gross' sacrifice fly in but speculate. the 10th inning scored Wilbur Pate, the V-year-old floridHoward as Houston blanked Ian who won the U.S. Open last San Francisco behind rookie month, added Mike McLaughlin's six-hitter, championship to his collection Sunday running away with Cardinals 4, Cubs 3 the $200,000 Canadian Open. Don Kessinger contribut ed two key sin gles and second He fired an Essex Golf and baseman Manny Wo's two Country Club course record of errors permitted St. Louis seven-under-par in final score (our unearned runs. Win, round for a 13-under 261 total, ning pitcher Lynn McGlothen, beating Nicklaus by four restricted the (,'ubs to a strokes. The $40,000 top prize double by loser Rich Reushel, brought Pate's winnings to a 9-8. un ti l Chicago scored thr ee rookie-record $128,482. He runs in the eighth inning onfive Joined the tour last fall. t] By DORIS DIFTRICH Herald Correspondent .' Kno.viiei Canadian Captured Pate He Loves Second Home In San ford Monday, July 76.1976-IS IN BRIEF F HOLLYWOOD (AP) ers just seven days ago, admit. the negotiations for the Florida will have a World led there was a snag In the Crusaders fall through. lie said he has also been Hockey Association team this purchase he reportedly made July 1. dealing with another WHA year, promises sports promoter Lopes. LA. 7$ Bare Oakland Si 16 578 S He claimed that the Crusad- team. "San Diego is one that PITCHING Decisions)Bill Putnam, but at the mom ent II EIGHTH -1. AurUn; 2, Lonesome Texas 16 4 459 l Rhoden. LA. 90. I 000, 310 Edy; 3. lma Friend; I. ers' owners had changed th e I'm negotiating on and there's the only thing he's of is certain NoeI'5 Fir's?; Mirvftota 46 49 .451 17' C Met:ger. SD. 10, 1000. 223 5 Room Service 6 Janie 1.; 7 original terms of the sale but one other which I can't name," what the team's new name will Chicago 41 53 151 I4. Alcala. On. 9 2. 515. 1 04 Bangle B Royal , S. Just Plain Califor nia 12 51 421 . 11 ref used to be specific. He said Putnam said. "It is individuall y be. Ill, P Jor*5, SD. $10. 267 Verge Saturdays Results Norman, Cm, $2. .100. 2.61 Lon A deel to create the Flo rida there was still a 30 per cent owned and has a home already NINTH I Deer Hunt; 2 Detroit S. Cleveland I derwood, Phi. 62. 750, 3.30 Wayside Scully, 3 Travelln Jane; i Breakers by moving the Cl eve- chance Cleveland would wind while the league owns San York A. Boston 1 Carlton. Phi, 11 1, 733. 341 B's Si ster. 5. Shinnon; 6 Becky Minnesota 17. Chicago 2 Diego. up as the Florida Breakers. land Crusaders to the Sunsh1n Reed. Phi, 53. 727. 239. Sue:? Pecos ,Jiyin; S Fawn Donald Kansas City 6, Oakland S STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, "There were a number of rePutnam said he was aware State has apparently run into TENTH I. Ed's Impulse. 2 Kid Milwaukee AS. Baltimore 10 116, Htn, J Rcfiard, 170, Coach; 3 While Shasta; I Keith quirements set by both parties that the Crusaders were considproblem& California II. TIXIS 03 Mssrsmmth, All. 117; P Nuekro. Geiger; S. Thomas Thomas; 6 "There is some question and the whole transaction got so ering relocating to St. Paul, Sunday's Results A. 109. Koosman. NY, western Whisky. 7 True Faith; Detroit 9 5. Cleveland is Montetuco, SF, 99. legally and the Minn., should the Florida sale whether it will be the Cleveland complicated Ken Strider Minnesota 13 4. Chicago Si ELEVENTH 1 Black Bass; 3 Crusaders," he said in a tele- deal changed so much that it fall through. New York f, Boston S Rising Hope, 3 Wright H Fifi, 1 The San Di ego Mariners, who Milwaukee 3, Baltimore I phone interview Sunday from just became almost impossible Lips; s Geronimo Eckert; 6 Leagues Bob's California 1, Texas 3. 10 in finished third in the WHA's to do It," Putnam said. his Atlanta home. "But there Big Expectation; 7. Lady's Day; 5 nings Happy Horst Putnam, president of Florida western division last season FLOeIcvasyATkLEAGUE will beateamln Florida intlfl3e Oakland 9, Kansas City 2 TWELFTH I See Secrets; 2 S The *11.41114 Press have Pro Sports, said he has already with a 38-384 record, are a for opening game Oct. 15. I Today's Games NerTher,, DivisIw, Penrose Fluer. 3 Mac's Geor ge; Cleveland (Thomas 211 at team in limbo. Th eir owner, Jotwo other teams I'm dealing spoken to WHA President Ben Smile Joey; S Sunny Dell; 6 Josle Boston (Tmant 105). tnt l Watkins about the possibility of seph Schwartz of Baltimore, Potts; 7 Joker Jake. S K's with .,, Tampa New York (Hunter 1211 at ' " It,i.nd Si II 541 -3 Putnam, who announced the buying the San Diego Mariners defaulted last March when he Baltimore (Pagan 23). In) St Pttb IS 55 450 11z Detroit tMacCormack OS or new name and displayed a new and moving them to the failed to meet the players' salawn't'Ha 43 5' 416 Is Bare 4 5) at Milwaukee (Col Slathers Division logo for the Cleveland Crusad- Hollywood Sportatorlum should ry payroll. The Mariners Golf Results born 611). In) Mimi so " s"" played out the final 13 weeks of Ft La.derdaIe Si £6 526 Texas (Blyleven 6 12) at Mitt Jerry Pate. 540.000 * Palm Beach , 4 recta (Goltz IS), (in) e season without being paid th Pompano Bier,' 69676$ 63-267 4 40 los Kansas City (Fitzmorris 11 6) and went onto upset Phoenix in Saturday's R esults Jack Nicklaus, 537.500 at California (Ryan 7 121, (n) Fort Lauderdale 3. Pompano Beach 676772 65- 271 the first round of the playoffs. i ookie Chicago (Johnson 9 5) at Oak M imi?. West Palm Beach I Lyn Lott, $11.200 W.nter 4an 4 I. Tampa 12 Cana dian millionaire Peter l and (Mitchell 65), (n) 61 706769-771 t.atelar'd $4. St Petersburg 23 Tuesdays Games Graham, who owns the lease on Ed Sneed' 59.100 5u Cleveland at Boston, (ill West Palm Beach) 65 71 6967-27S the arena in San Diego, is reNew York at Baltimore, (n) r 0,. Lauderdale tO. Pompano Beach Bob Wynn. $7,7 00 portedly involved in negotlaTampa 9. W I Detroit at Milwaukee, (n) 66 6$ 68 7S-277 LakIiar.d S. St Peter sburg 0 Tevas at Minnesota, In) tions to buy the team and keep T,da y'iOam.oi Kansas City at California, I ) watt Palm Beach at Mimi spots in an offense that was it in San Diego. He has had MIAMI (AP) Miami Chicago at Oakland, Fort Lauderdaie at Pompano Beech phins r oo kie Don Testerman outscored 24-12 by the defense. three exte nsions of his deadline Lakeland at Tampa NATIONAL LEAGUE Ptr5burg "Testerman showed a little to buy the club with another one may be blind in one eye and East hardly able to see out of the spark," Shula said. "He was in reportedly coming up sometime W L Pct. Os SOUTH ERN L EAGUE Phil., 64 29 616 other, but that doesn't seem to a couple ofone-on-ones with de- next week, iv The Assoc iated Press Pitts 52 43 517 13 Eastern Oleliws Putnam said San Diego is a affect his abi lity as an off ensive fensive backs and he won 'em.' New York W. L. PCI. OS 50 4 .SIG II', Orla,.,i better team than the Crusaders 77 13 42 St ball-carrier. Louis 42 s Jacksonville Il 547 2', Chicago 79 56 III 26 Testerman picked througn his spots and a financially more attract. "Only way I've got a chance adeptly in bolting n I) iS 111 Montreal 30 59 337 n Chiroti. i 20 Iii 7 ive package. to mak e t his team," says the heavy traf W es t Wisteri, Divition fic on the screen Putnam said that the deadM tgomery 71 tO Cincinnati on 61 36 629 Dolphins' uninhibited l0thround pass. He dropped his shoulder line for a purchase contract is Chattanooga 17 II 114 7' LoS Ang 54 13 557 i i e hell draft pick, "is to be a ColumbuS IS ion on and steamroll ed over corner- Aug. 4 in t Houston SO 50 500 U', k no isli ime for the league's 9 73 251 1 the special ty teams. Just be San Diego By KEN RAPPOPORT 4 50 .190 13', a back Henry Coleman on the 12- next meeting in Toronto. "It's Swtday's i.i.fls headhunter." Atlanta 4.i 53 Sav.re'an I. 454 1 7 AP Sports Writer yard pickup. Cttariofl. at Chattanooga. plod. ran San Fran ttti ng ittoo c1," he d. 2 57 But myopic Testerman must 121 20 The Mike Schmidt model is a COiumbus 72. JaclsonvIle I Saturday's Results The Dolphins have in- "They do n't go to training cam p orianoo also make an impression carrycumbents Don Nott o i Montgomer po pular bat in Ph iladelphia Pittsburgh II. Philadelphia T oday's Games ingham and until Sept. 15." 47 popular, th at is, wi th everyo ne Ing t he ball for th Oclanoo at ntgomcy e National Norm Bulaich returning at fullJacksonyll, at Columt*,s He added that South Florida Footba ague team. Atlanta S 3, Cincinnati 1 ô ll but Mike Schmidt. Chariot,, CPattar000a back. Nott Houston S 0. San Francisco i ingham is considered fans don't care whet he r they pound fullback from Clemson Sa,ama, The Philadelphia third by NFL standards at 210 get the Crusaders, the Mariners New York IC, Montreal I man prefers the Johnny Oates managed to do that in a scrim- light pounds and Bulaich has had in- or the third team. mage at Biscayne College. St. Louis 17, Chicago 3 m odel. San Diego 6, Los Angeles S Harness Racing Schmidt, gripped by a mild His 'ZI in the Saturday jury problems in the past. "lththkitdoesn't make much Sundays Results 'l'esterman's size makes him difference," Putnam said. "It's scrimmage produced gains of Philadelphia 13, Pitts burgh 7 slump, tried Oates' lighter, 12, 2 and 23 yards, and h e a longshot p os sib il ity in the going to be the Florida Mon treal 7. New York I AT SEMINOLE sho rter bat and wound up hitSt Louis 4, Chicago 3 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Ung a home run Sunday to help hauled down a screen pass from fullback derby, but his best Breakers and very quickly Houston 1, San Francisco 0. chance until he gets ex perience people are going to forget 10 innings FIRST - I Jolly MG (HOward) the Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Jim Del Gaizo for 25 yards. Coach Don Shuia singled him is on the specialty teams where they came from. They'll S 1, 2 My Tawni (Lake) 4 L 3 Red Los Angeles 1. San Diego 0 Pirates 13-7. Cncinnati 7, Atlanta 8 Counsel (Filipelli) S 1, 1 Metrolna Schmidt also had two singles out while grasping for bright kickoff and receiving units. be our players. Dusty IBrIdgesi 12; S Hurricane Today's cam" and drove in four runs, a per. Montreal 64, Scott (3tinpsou (No driver) 3 I, 6 Sweetheart Dunning I) at Chicago (Renko VIto (Drayton) 5) 7 Pan Byrd formance that lifted his spirits 1 3$. Stone 721, 3 (Newman) 5,1. 5. Robins Kim and boosted the Phillies' lead in New York (Matlack 1C.4) at (Berelnak) S I I the National league East over SECOND - I, Rebel I Guy (Lake) Philadelphia (ChrIstenøn $3) 31.7 Li sbon Hanover (JNeely) (n) the Pirates to 13 games. Reg. 1 To"850 Los Angeles (Sutton 10$) s 3 Mar Con Star (Johnson) 5 L 011ie Brown also knocked in Atlanta (Morton 1.1). In) DUE TO THE Rill 4 Tim GelI (Udell) 1.1; 5 Justly four runs for Philadelphia San Francisco IMontefusco Randolph (Bourgeois) 7?; 6. Demon SI at C incinnati TIf4 ES----but he did it with one swing, (Norman 5 2). Espress IT Crank) 6); 7 Ace MANY FRIENDS a grand slam homer. On By Trump (Grimes) 0 I; I Lilly Blue 1 Pittsburgh New Abandoned At Age 6 WOMEN : J.7 ;1! >" Good July 26 Thru 31 Good July 26 Thru Aug. 7 ' 1 : , SWEET ROLLS Reg. 6 /99 c 2O ea lUnipierm . , N S Lamaur Acid Wave -"I.. S All Top Brand Name Cold - ______4 Waves "e D. C- /, - ~ ~ 1" ~ - for Req. from i \ $17. 50 up To $25.00 -C;or A. 2054 Rosemary Bikini. Rig. 2.35, $15 rOPEN TIL9P.M. EVERY THURSDAY French Pastry Reg. NAPOLEONS 601ea [ 2 /99c for 3 for 6,65 BCU J4 mw Lakevmiw Plsza Ph. 3224913 Downtown Sanford . ,_: ~ rW.!i .. 'I--- FAMILY HAIR CARE 314 Commercial , V ,i~..;C,;. I6 -V-1010:1 ,F .__;,.- Im 253.3 LAUREL AVE. rUj I 3 for 6.95 C. 2033 Antron III Crepe Bikini. Req. 2.50, OPEN MON. THIU SAT. 6-4 ! UNISEX HAIR STYLING 3 for 6,25 B. 2124 Nylon Brief. Rig. 2.65, 2142X-Reg. 2.5.5, 3 for 7.50 D. 2113 Antron III Crepe Brief. Rig. 3.00. 3 for 7.95 r fj PH, 322.1596 SANFORD Q 218-220 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD Ph 322-3524 �21-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, July20, flfl __________________________ Legal Notice 18-IpWanted' Legal Notice [ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 21-Situations Wanted I CLASSIFIED ADS SWAGOART Monday ,oJv i000 Evening 1961. (Wed.) 'The .ncis.'w jci.w a k*vi ard rwieiafter the ala aholeisecialtyguerd. 600 FAMILY AFFAIR ZOOM 24) (.SA:PEOP(.EANDPQU- DI'. Okods IGsrt I*xe, Hazel c.o.,t. .'sLJ Boone, Bocky Fau. DI-. Garnn rm* risk destroy- British. Peter Fkdt, 9.lok. (SAW) 1969 1961. bon Acne*ert (Ffl.) 830 $1 I DREAM OF JEAPINIE (7) ccxE-rrs ViCTORY GARDEN ABC NEWS 3:15 (1) GEPERAL HOSPITAL Now tine perk,d w Isr,t. (2) IZSANFORDAM)SON 3:30 (1) (4) (1) PRIcE 1SRIGHT (7) 2.4) SESAME STREET' (R) PEWS (4) (1) CBS PEWS (Thazs)JEP4. ME (Fft) IMIER 7E)1J5 35 TEI'IESSEE ruxEto (Ri ( 1O30 cto (I) Cl) AU. E4 T)E FAMILY (I) GEPERAL HOSPITAL 24) (PAn.) A BIT WITH lQIT Eva boo Lconwomtheuts (12) NBC NEWS (2) (12) (Wad) (R) (4) (1) MEDICAL CENTER: order save the fo cia 3SMYFAVORTTEMARTIAN f4 Coia'*'y. Rrt Mtdun, JiJe L.orn. 1969. 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ROMAGNOLIS 1'ABLE 12.55 WITNESS my hand and the seal of contingent or unliquidated, the STENSTROM, DAVIS A this Court this lit day of July, 1976. nature of the uncertainty shill be MCINTOSH C Seal) 0 80* 1330 stated. If the claim is secured, the Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr. Sanford, Fl. 3277) security shall be described. Te Clerk of the Circuit Court Telephone: 322-2171 claimant shall deliver sufficIent By: Lillian Woodman Publish: July 19, 26. 1976 copies of the claim to the clerk to Deputy Clerk enable tIe Clerk to mail one copy to DES-aS ,' (P.kXL) WTTH THIS RING (Tues., 'flu's.) I DREAM OF JEANNiE ) PROFILES IN EDUCATiON (Fr,.) DAILY cEvo'riou 191) DAILY'tNORD 6.30 2') (Fn. or*y) I DREAM OF JEANNIE ') STtUY (61) St%vER SEMESTER (71) UUAS, YOGAAI'O YOU C) SUP41ISEJ(JBII,EE 1156 [21) DAILY DEVOflOe4,aj 658 121 PAUL WVEV 700 (2) (12) TO0AY (local news at 725 and 8.25). (4) (4) CBS NEWS' (7:30,5 ROCADSG CMM BURT REYNOLDS I 1.00 1.2) (12) SOe.ERSET (4) MDOAY (6] PEWS (91) RYAN'S HOPE 123 MOViES: (P,n.) 'l'he 'SEyO."(T.)'PMp0. ha" (Wed) "fl'.e Servart" (flu's.) iQxte Mi IPis Waler' (Ftl) '(5gu of Ondemen, 35MOV1E:(tvbi1)"BaNa1 43.000." brim Pafle, Karen Steele. l957.(Tuoa.)"Cve CItY." .10111 IsYthO. .10en Camden. 1952. (Wed.) "Checkpoint;' Anthony 51000. StareyBakar. (flits) ''Ris HaThday BOnd." Cotton. Vlveca Lirdlors. 1957. (Fri.) "166 Wajked by P'hW." cJdBaee, ,p, ç'vji,, local new's Q 4), 6 OPEyEAjFRjEJ4)5 "GATOR" 1:30 S1TEET 'f) 0000 MORNING AAER- howtimrs: S:t'3 . •:tO . 11:11 n. ss 8.00 CL) CA P TA I N (41) IANOAROO 9:00 9:31 swapsp,op ANDPL(AU,AIKIT Ivecy SuNDAY IA MI P.M. for Di$olution. 2) 1121 PIBC NEWS 4r1e. 1962. (1) (4) CL) T}E GUIDING LIGHT II) CXE LIFE TO LIVE: P66w' Mne period wi en. 24) (Pbn.)ERiCA(fl)(T) THE PEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (Wed.) LOWELL - - - - - - - CLIP HERE a - - - - - - - -i that an action for Dissolution of REPRESENTATIVE: Marriagehasbeenfiledagalnsf you s-Douglas Stenstron'i &ugus?. AD. 1976; otherwise a default will be entered against YOU for the relief demanded in the Petition NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virtue of that certain I aA) 1a1 I I previous secretarial experience. Contact Mr. Ciements, Florida County, Florida in accordance with Publish July 76. 1916 the provisions of the Ficlilioul DEB.1pe Name Statutes, To.Wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND $6SO Florida Statutes 1957 Gas Taming Center, Sanford. 323. 1510. An Equal Opportunity Employer, N F. H. N Tamm Jr. City Clerk (Thus) JEI4'IE (f') (y) NOVA (R) 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Sanford, Florida 32711 PublIsh: July 5. 17, 19, 26, 1976 DES-fl NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat RICHARD Execution was delivered tome as FRANKLIN Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to Final Judgment of CHESNEY, Huthand, and I have levied upon the following Foreclosure entered in the case of describldproperlyownedby Dyer. ROBERTO.LeFEVREandHELEN --_. • U! riurigi. Jr,, saa property being located in Seminole County, versus A. H. FAIN, Defendant, In the Circuit Court of Ihe Eighteenth Florida, more PartIcularly Judicial Circuit in and for Siminole described as follows: County, Florida, Civil Action No. 74. One 1%óMack Truck, rid in coior One 1977 Datsun Pick-up Truck, 2051CA09-B.theundersignedClet-k will sell at public sale to the highest blue in color One 1974 Birmingham Trailer, and best bidder for cash at the front West door of the Seminole County gold in coi Courthouse, in Sanford, Seminole 9 large tires, 10 x 70 I small tire County. Florida, at the hour of Ii a-rn., on the 6th day of Augost, A. 0. 1 grease gun w assessorles All being stored at Attamonte 116, that certain real property Garage, 117 Longwood Avenue, situate and being In Seminole County, Florida, described as Altamonte Springs, FlorIda. follows: Various office furniture and equipment located at the defendant From the Southwest corner of the place of business al 609 N. Highway Northwest of the Southwest ' of 471, Lortgwood, FlorIda Including tIle Southwest ', Section 25, desks, chairs, one 1' couch, one Township 20 South, Range 32 East, refrigerator. Said property being run hence East 347 fees to Point of stored if A. J. Losllng Transfer A Beginning, run thence North lSfe,t. Storage at 307 So. Pine Avenue, thence East 315.17 feet, run therre Sanlord, Florida. Additional in. South 15 feet, thence West 15.71 fee?, formation available from the Clvii thence South 120 feet, run fhence Division of the Seminole County West 622 feel, thence North 20 feet, Sheriff's Department. thence East 327 feet, thence North IS and the undej'sigoed as Sheriff of feet to Point of BegInning. all being Seminole County, Florida, will at in Section 25. Township 30 S Range " "' " " r,,,uI,,!), - I a . øes' U I. ik. ' Gust .1 I I '.fth. I Ewnhig sa1:_ii H I I U I o th. acne CARTOONS 'SNOOPY GIANT BLQ pQR1 us a COME 00 9:30 AM. - a, F '5 1100A.M. oiltlse Ih dayof August A 0. 1976, offer for sale arid sell to S to any and all existing Puns, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole howlOOO PLU8 I I EVERY TUESDAY ResliOfFU-X3 & ',. U S MORNING L ALL SUMMER iCLIPHER1 1 lUTfl '.. the highesf bidder, for cash, subiecs HOME" J i - 35-4i'cbiie Home LOIS County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, th* above described pertonal property. That aaid.sle is being made to satIsfy Use terms of said Writ of Exeution John B. POlk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: July IC, 26. Aug. 7. 9. 1916 DEe 6-S 32 East. DATED this 23rd day of July, A. 0. 1P16. (SEAL) ' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court By: lean B. Wilke Deputy Clerk WILLIAM L. COLBERT, [SQ. SIENSTROM, DAVIS A McINTOSH Flagship Bank of Sanford Suite 22, Post Office 80* 1330 Sanfortt, Florida 32171 PUblish July 26. 19/4 fillage 36-Resort Property Bedroom Apts, Quiet, One Story KitchenEquipped Adult-FamIly - One Bedom From 135 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Flo. Hutthison Ocean front ApIs., 339 S. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ' Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unlurnished •CLUB ROOM , POOL ' NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED i'rof.ssionallv Managed,, - Mrs R. U Hutchison, 3224051. Wekiva River, west from Sanford, torrent, 2' acrcs, partly cleared, cheap. 327.5164 after 2 p.m. _______________________ IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY: Real [state ____________________ 41' -'HOUSeS _______ _______ ________ ___________________________ 3 BR. 1½ B, lam mm 123.000 I BR. lakfmnl,, Split level, $100,000 New 2- 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes POPULAR TERMS FROM 2 5,000 19195. French '' Bra hey Odham-323-4670 Harold Hall BUILDER.DEVELOPER Realty Realtor, MLS ( 'Life room background, knowledge bills of lading, $610 to start. Benefits. AAA EMPLOYMENT, iv, s,.orrmerdla, 53, - ' ' ( CIcomes ________ HOMES of DISTINCTION _____ ____ ________________ Large Woodvd Lots Se-*rrs Paved Streets - SIred Lqhls S,de*aIks FOR APPOINTMEN CONSTRUCTION Inc Sanford. Fla. 2 BRS. I BATH tITRY CLUB MANOR - 7 me,, $11,500 and $1&500. 1 Largekitchen, 48R, 2 8, C.H U, family room, dining room, peted. 1½ acre lot. On Van -en St. In Lake Mary. Only 500. CALL 322 310 Additions RemodelIng ____________________________________________ -- 55--Bnts & Accessories _____________________ --_ __.__ 79-Trudcs-Trailers __________-________________ . _________ ______________ ______________________________ 19i3 Ford F 350 ~ ton, I' steel utility bed, dual rear wheels, I speed Excellent condition, $2,550. 322140) (Dealer) Cash 3224 132 For used furniture, appliances, tooi5, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Itwa Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. _____________________________ 1974 Rartchei-o 01. full power, low mileage, like new, 12600. 323-3410. - DAVE'S 323.9310 1970 VW Window Van, excellent condition, 18,000 total miles. 52500 377.2096 Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any QuantIty. NOLL'S Caseel. berry, Hwy. 17.92 8)0006.. _______________________ 1964 low tered tIres, .ct radio A more. 'Reduced to $1,200. 323-90j. 1973 Toyota long b__ pick-up, with topper and radio. $1,900. 373.424. 69-StamPs-COhn __________________________ 1914 Toyota pick-up, 4 speed, radio, heater,likebrandnew.U,300 322. Paying $2.75 for each dollar silver coins; Paying 30c each for Indian; Wheats 1½c each. 323-1100. $60) (Dealer) - _______________ _____________ 80-Autos for Sale - - I97SVWRabbI?,lspq,d,1door,A.C, 12,000 mm, 12.980. 332.8601, (Deaier) SWAP SHOP-FLEAMARKET 45' Sea going House Boat. ideal for Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free, live a board. Too many features Come browse every Sunday 9 to Shown by appt only 373-1792 _____________________________ at the Movleland Drive.in Theatre, South 17-92, Phone 3226O-.OffICe Supplies 1216. - Automatic, mileage, CaI.Apche chrome wheels, new Jvlde scat tract let. 10-Swap & Trade 292lHy 1792 3225961 -- Ford plck.up, In excaptional conditIon. - ROBSON MARINE ,Ø Toyota Corolla and 1962 Ford Galaxie 300. Both reliable fransportation. Beef offers. 327 317, _____________________________ ------- ___________________ 1913 Datsun Coupe, low miles. like new. 51.150. 3225401 (Dealer) _____________________________ ______________________________ 72-AUCtiOI1 Used Office Furniture __________________________ Wood or steel desks, executive desk A chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straighl chairs, filing cablnels, as 5, Cash and carry. NOLL'S Caslelberry, 17.92, 520.1206 Lease a Datsun Including Z cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Public Aucon Ray or Jack Mink, 131 1311. 1965 Pontiac, air, power, excellent condition. Sacrifice. 322-1145. Monday, July 26, 7PM Lots of furniture, bedding, appliances, TV'S, Miscellaneous Items sold at bargain prices. BankAmericard & Master Charge wel. come. 1972 El Carnino VI, automatic, power steering, $1554. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD MUSTANG, 1966. new white paint, blue interior, automatic, many new parts. 8750. 323.2711 after 5:30 or week ends, __________________________ Sanford 1200 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 323-1570 or 5314603 Dealer). Auction French Ave. __________________________ 1970 GTO, air, new tires, new paint, rebuilt engine. $1500. 322 41.47 323-7340 _________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU '73 Flamingo. l2'xOS', 2 BR, with den, goodcond Private rented lot, Take over payments 323-3158 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY alter S. Executive 'ii. 12' * 60', 2 BR. I bath, Carpeted, excellent cord. Lost land, must sell. 1.1,000 1 293-754). - OSTEEN S Acres, sI.lxi; Acres, 5)5.000, EASY TERMS A MUST TO SEE' 617 lItl siding A ioltt Syilem Also Poot.nq. Gutters 20 yrs Exp Eagle Sidno Co Ill 9543 Auto Painting _____________________________ SACKETI INVESTMENT I Aluminum Siding I can Cover your hOme *ith alum 43-Lots-Acreage I) 2 Acres, near Oste'en, partly wooded, power & phone lines on land. Property is on corner with good road frontages. Location is Ideal for home or trailer Only $15,900. Call Owner, 531-2191. Auto Painting & Minor Body Work. Prof essional. experienced painter Work guaranteed Bruce's Body Shop, 321.0753 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. I Classified Acts didi5't work there WOuld,i't be any Merchandise 5O'-MsceIlaneous for Sale TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON WANT'IO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write 30 10 50 & 40 pcI discount on all children'S ClOthing Boys' new casual suits, Shirts, Short & long pants, girls' dresses & short & long play SuitS PAYTOPIS CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph. 332 1301 26-10 Hiawatha 19.000 STU GE Air Condillonar, good condition, IllS. 322 1100 alter S. Have- some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a Claislied Ad in The Herald Call 322 2611 or 531-9913 and a friendly ad visor will help you. GUNS ONLY AUCTION. WED4 7 PM. NESDAY AUGUST SANFORD AUCTION, 373 13i.0 an ad that will bring a fast sale. CALl. 322 2611 Remodeling and AdditionS eeestimate5 N00b1gAt0n JOHNNY WALK EP.377 6451 ART BROWN PEST CONTROl. 2562 Park Dr-ye 322 U63 General Contractor Carpentry. Re-mod,I rig. fr Addit,, I Roofing Lawns, Tree Service, Expert root repC;rs. tlat roots or Shingles. All work guaran teed BROGOEN ROOFING. 323' 6700 Painting, Window Cleaning 3229319 Sewing ______________________________ BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Estimatee-21 Hours THERMO TEK.flI 0971 - AltIl'llOfl$, Dress-Making, Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707. Land Clearing __________________ Sewing SewIng Machine Repair, All kids of dggng tdouselrailers Carl's Clean, Oil & Tune-UP. stored and mOved. 322 9112. Your Home$t ESTERSONLANOCLEARING BulIdoiing. Excavating. Ditch work. ___________________________ storing them another year? Don't dolt Plan agarage sale and don't forget to advert.e itin the Herald want ads. Like magic, the clutter wIJI disappear, and you'll have extra cash in your pocket. EXPERT LAWN CARE MOwing. Edging. Trimming Phoqie323.1/92 Free Eiimates Central Heat A Air Conditioning Depandabiestudent wantslawn$tomow. 3724399 _______________________ Painting _____________________________ .f. 322-3164 Cleaning the garage ajain' Moving the same items arourii yog moved last spring? Planning on Fill dirt, top soil. 322'3943 Rood Repairs, Carpentry, Periling. Home Repairs, Gutlering. Cement work Free estimates $3)54 Hauling 322-2443 Machine Repair C&A BackHoe Service ____________________ LJncl Jearing. Ill dirt. clay, rock. Mowing, edging, trimming. weeding and fertilizing Free estimates, Phone 323 534 3223632 k Insulation C E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 5875 For free estimate's, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 3231771 " ________________ Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 373 4031 Home Improvements BUY-SELL-TRADE Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. 517.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 5.,vrittrd AvC Pest Control Landscaping 4 Lawn Care WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 311 3)5 B. First SI. Home Improvements Beauty Care lo'merly Harrett's Beauty Nook) 5I9E Firt.3flS1i2 No. 1 used Stockade Fence, perfect conditIon, 11 sections. 8' wide. 6' nigh. 569054,3. 5 3121541 or 32206)7 Buy ________________________ - ________________________ 51,500. 322 9045, 322 7021 after 6, WOOD - 1 BR, 1½ balh, J23- 7832 white portable TV's. $25 to $43. HERB'S TV. 1200 S. French, 1734. Pretty country setting. 12x63. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Spanish deiign Parity furnished, air conditioner, Sears gas dryer, aluminum extension ladder, and 0*12' gold carpet. 321 OIU. aI Colbert Realty to Sanford 322-2270 44ro. 33rd ST. Double corner lot, tfrees.,3 BR, 1½ Bath. 537.500 I rent for $250 pin mo. paled, 530 Rose-dale, 127.500 ____________________________ 68-Wanted " Wehavea larg,selectionof black & Western Auto, 301W, First St. 322 Sale - IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY 2)1 W. 25th j in barn. 305561.3721. Auction. Saturdays 7 a rn. Lawn Mower Sales A Service- we Sell the Best A Service the Rest. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardvick.Broer Deltora. 61,3 6611 E1 2O722tnST. .TIPLE LISTING SERVICE Harley Sportster, custom paint A chrome, extras Will sell or trade 305.656-5740. PIN EY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell toe 30 PCI commission Free Pick- 53-1V.RadiO.Stet'eO ' 327-3564 or 323-71)0 - - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY HAY, clean, new crop, highly fir. tihlted. 90c per bate In field, $1.23 ' as little as 1.23 down, $23 per mo LTORS 0 KENMORE WASHER,parts, service, used machine-s. MOONEY APPLIANCES 37') 0691 - 78-?Mtorcycies ___________________________ We tiuy Furniture Westinghouse Electric Dryer, $5 Upright Deep Freeze - Amen., $100. 323.1091 ______________________ - week Call Collect. 544 2131 __________________ _____________________________ - 80'x125' lots, on paved streets with water. Starting from 11.500 Terms available on some lots with 3227198 66-Hoi'ses tcokware, Miracle Maid, waterless, IS PC. set, $140. With Lektro Maid, IllS. 323 4495. ---- CORP.. REALTOR 3 BR. 1½ bath, family room, fenced lot, well, sprInkler system, air, kitchen fully equipped Assumable mtg. Payments 111$ mo. Total price, $24,500. 3236711. In One of Singer's fine-st. Sold n*W for over $600. Needs someone to assume balance. $196.10. or pay $12.30 mo. Free home trial. Will lftke Irade. Call Bill at 339-1097. Dealer. __________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden 15 YR FHA F INANC1 NC GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5200 WIlT REALTY Large 1 bedroom, 2 bat?!, with carpet, range, enclosed garage. good linancing available including FHA. Only $22,950. Call Betty Flamm, Realtor Associate. * __________________________ NEED A HOME?- $100 down paymenl to qualified buyer-s. 3 BR, Pt baths, Cenl.'heat, refurbished. Ai low as 515.000 Need Room? Cars& Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days --- Take Over Payments Call 323-5031 after 6 _______ Realtor ENGINEER WORKING FOREMAN- Shipping - Two Story Housefor Sale 701/S-FRENCH MORE CASH ForWreckedorJunk 67A-Feed Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, 99c. Border'grass, 39c. Large bushy Llgustrum. Oays-322 6123 CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Nights-372-7352 Corner Wekiva Park Drive & SR ___________________________ 16. 322 6238. OPEN WED. 42-W)biIe Homes THROUGH SUN. Noon to 8 p.m. Req. Real Estate Broker REAL ESTATE __________ ,, SINGER FUTURA -- TAFFER REALTY 321.004) Phone 323.1010. ________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 2565 Park ML SR EALTORS 77- Autos Wanted ___________________ Quarter horse, 3 yrs. old, stud, nof mean. $200 to good home. 322.1412 many Imees Wynnwood area off ANYTIME MuitipieListlngSerViCe _ 1" * Mellonvllie. 3236191. CailBart - ' bath, well maintained home. Large lot with fenced back yard, 322-2420 ____________________________________________________________ - Suite 301. Altamnonle Centre Priced To Go- By Owner- 2 BR, 1 Call Sanford's SatesLesder 323-5774 Anytime Coppercralt Guild, an old est,Ibiisti,d company needs 3 qualified recruits must have car A telephone - sann $1 to SW ______________ hr. 322 7098 from £ p m. to S p m. __ 323.7)62. Ave., 322 1371. ________________________________ 125.000 Asking 515.500 Will Consider all ________________________ - BARGAIN PRICE- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat.air, fully carpeted, equipped sat-In kitchen, "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" MUST SELL- Please call vs about this 3 BR, 1 bath home. Fenced yard, equipped kitchen, vacant. -. Doberman Plnschen AKC Pups, 109W. 1sf St.372.7335 We Buy Furniture ._____________________ KULP Sanford 2 BR. 1 bath, air, screened porch, nice area, double lot, fruit trees 519,930. 12.000 dOwn, By owner, 2032 Jeffirson _____________________ Ccx Camper, sleeps 6, good con, 1.425. 3222516.. 363-114 KULP DECORATORS yard, QUIET AREA 23 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, Central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $2,000 down, 518,5 month. Price $21,500. Owner, 323-0522. COLONIAL- In mint condition, with 2 large lots. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen, only 3 yr's. new. 1.12.100. offers. '.-.. rivm e DU3II13 LV5.I lUll 15.000 down Call for info. We Hae Rentals "' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 3233176 __ _____________ if VA nothing down. REALTY. 322-7335. to Shopping, new roof. $23,900. FIX UP SPECIAL - Large I BR, County, $19,900 $n4nrdAv..,1RIockenuthn4Airnrt Blvd -.... 201 Commercial Apply 3159 Orlando Drive (I74'3), Sanford business.residence. PANELED THROUGHOUT- 3 bedrooms. I bath, large lot, walk Lovely 3 BR, REDUCED $1,000 goiei area, 121.500 and Immedlateoccupancy -.........""" 322-1911 Eves:3nIao._372 4164; Homes ready for your InSpeCtion -'WE SELL SUCCESS- TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, fencsd Twenty West Area- Beautiful3 bedroom, I' bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove A refrIgerator, 122,500. 1300 down. Kish Real Estate S BR. lake, extras 159.150 COCKTAIL WAITRESS- Excellent opportunity CASHIER- Good with figures SECRETFRY-. Good typing & orlharsd Esq. Attorney for Petitioner ZONED- 2 bedrooms, I bath. Ideal for REALTORS large beautiful shade trees, 16*16 workshop or outside game room. equity and assume loan, Phone 321.0503. - Sanford's newest residential neighborhood RADIO.TV REPAIRMAN- Great benefits Centre, 25% Maitland Avenue, Altamonfe Springs, Florida, 3270), on or before the 24th day of August, 191$, or otnerwise a default will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and official MACHINIS',mrlencid as . Seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court lithe operator. Must hays hand on this lath day of July, 1fl6.. tools. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 (Seal) Commercial, 33.35116. Arthur H. Backwitp,, Jr. Clerk of tI'. Circuit Court Part lime or full time outside sales By: Linde N. Show person. Must have own car. Ba j Deputy Clerk cellent opportnIly, garage, 3 BR. I', B, lakefront. 132.500 breeds TERRENCF. WILLIAM ACl:ERT, Esqjlre, Suite 301, Allamonte Stenstrom Realty male $150. Champion Lineage. Terms. - - air, wail to wail carpet, separate dining room. I4'xló' family room, rust Call between 6 & 8P.M. 322-4133. BROWSE AND SAVE .11's easy andfun. - The Want Ad Way. By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sanford, central heat and Req. Real Estate Broker 321 0610 3220779 322-2715 323 7895 3 BR. I 8, 1 Acres. 533.900 . Mechanical and-or Eleclrical engineer needed. Prefer cxperienced in bottle & can handling equipment. Salary based on cx perience. PACKAGING SYS. TENS CORP., Airport Blvd., San. ford. - A BUY JUNK CARS- fron%TTO fof. Great Danepups Call 322-1621 after 4 p.m. male Afemalefor sale. ____________________ WanflCll or older Dodge Dart cisc will buy any make convertIble-s Chihuahua, male, 7 mos., 3½ lbS 52-Appliances Sanford- (Sanora), $2,150 down, 1.310 mo., 3 BR. 2 bath, paneled den. Fenced, *35,500. 3238302. is-Recreational Vehicles Siberian HuskIes, Req., AKC,Is.$150each. 373.309 Phone322-7S$l, Sanford MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC7 stOry stucco, 4 BR. 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with Convertible storage area 149.500, 3 BR. 2 8, new. 123.500 SECRETARY . BOOKKEEPERGreat chancw SALESMAN- Many susitlons open AND, you are required to appear and file your Answer or other dsfenwoe'pIeacjirIgwithtfleIeof tti, Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy Itsersof on Pefitioner's attorney, 2$3IS. SanfordAve. combination $11,250. & ______________________________ Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101 W. Commercial Req. Real Estate Broker B. 521.500 3 BR, 1', 8. $22,150 - Yo(R I 7TH L , Respondent. W. Garnett White BATEMAN REALTY air. Quiet area. *11.300. 3 BR. I' 6218049 INC.,REALTOR MOBILE HOME ON 100 FT LOT. Large bedrooms, cell, he$t and 3 BR. CB, $19,500 • Conventional-5% Down NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO: PEGGY GUSSIE McCHESNEY, whose last known residence and mailing address is 2151 Fellowship Road, Tucker, Gegia. YOU) ARE HEREBY nolif led that a proceeding for Disloluf ion of Marriage has been filed against you and that Petitioner, RICHARD FRANKLIN MCCHESNEY. $IU other relief against you. Ldry Saon Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Sunland 3 BR, 1 balh, heat A air, many extras. $19,900. 34!S311. - Multiple Listing Service • VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA PEGGY GUSSIE McCHESNEV, 322-2) 18 1100 E 25th St. Wm. H. Stem per' Realtor Petitioner, Only $76,900. Your choice of term- YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING 3 BR. 7 story frame. 112.000 S FOUR BEDROOM BARGAIN Compare! 3 Baths, family room, screened porch. Central air, carpet, sprinklers, workshop. __________________ Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Highway I7-92, Sanford Across From Ranch House 323.86700r831.9777 3222090 woman, to live In. Salary $43 wk. Musthaveowncar.322 SO7Sor3fl. 1506 between I A 3 p.m AND - ' Studio, 1,2,3 ( Mc. WAITRESS- Immediate opening GROOMER- ExperIenced In all 231 Maltlanij Avenue Aitamonte Springs, FlOrida 32101 Publish' July 19, 26, Aug. 7, 9, P976 Pb B 72 Lots for I. 10 & 12 wide, Quiet adult park-in town 2545 Park Dr. 3222161 L.uxury Patio Apartments Companion Housekeeper for elderly 5: Barbara A. Prescott AfterHours: MLS-.R EALTORS 322-1, 327-5991 Furnished G eneva CLERK TYPIST- Girl Friday to two techhicai training instructors, I girl office. Must type 50 wpm accuralely arid have at least I yr. intftdtoregistersaidnamewiththe Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 322-6913. 322-9111 will consider offers. 2119 Chase Ave. 322-1032 eves. 327 LookingforaHomecalt COUNTRY LIVING- At its st. Bedrooms, 1 bath, on large lot, many extras. Plus BPP. $23,700. Airport Blvd. Sanford. International Harvester Company vs CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff, -vs Dyer.Fittsof Florida, A. H. FAIN, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Inc.. an Scott P. Stevens, Defen. Defendant. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.1341.CA.44.0 NOTICE OF SALE dant, which aforesaid Writ of In Re: the MarrIage ruU PRIUSI 3URPRISESI --- FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice ii hereby given that we &i All parties in Interest an citizens shall have an opportunity to be engaged in business at 111 Hickman Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission Florida under the fictitious name of CERAMIC MAIDS. and that we of the City of Sanford, Florida, as Full Charge Bookkeeper, accurate Lake Mary- clean & private, 1 Nice 2 bdroom mobile home in typing, 5130wk, S day week. fringe Longwood, $120 month. Phone $30. bedroom furnished apt. I male, no benefits, small P650 company pets 322 3930. Lorigwood area $3.4 5650 for appf _________ (l"lali11e1_"S 2 BR frame house. Asking $4,000, 321-OlSCeyes. 332.7643 R E N T AL S ______ _______ Salary based on experience. PACKAGING SYSTEMS, CORP. DES-il Office of the City Clerk for all pemnons desiring to examine the - Completely renovated 3 & I BR homes. I", baths, with central heat, from $11,000. As low $100 down COMMERCIALLY ardens DaysandAfter Hours black Weeks, 6. SANFOROSEWINGCENTER 301 E. 151St. Downtown JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305-332.1598 ___________________________ kr Doberman. Sire: Pell's CH Juble CD. $775 to right party. 322.1099. _____________________________ Singer with Zigzag, REDUCED Singer with buttonhole attachment, 2640 Sanford Ave.-2 BR home or office, new carpets, carport. Singer Golden Touch and-Sew, $61. screened porch, garage. Owner Singer, Slantomatic, band new anxious. $16,500 conditIon. Singer's best ever. $263 h'ANK CON'ST.. REALTY with cabinet. P.' TV's from $49, RAYMOND E.LUNDQUIST Reg.RsaIEstateBrk SalesAAppraisals3fl. Auc1 urdoy, July 31, 7 p.m. Consignments welcome. Fur. niture, Antiques, Glass A Dolts. We pay cash estates, etc. Stan VermIllion, Auctioneer. Sanford. 65-PetS-SlJpPlies Lay- Away Machines 323 6353 1½ miles Eastof I-I Rent ______________________________ ConsOle, balance $79.10 or £ payments of $13.30. NATIONWIDE, 339-1097 Repossession Hignway 46 Auction Galleries CARROLL'S FURNITURE Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut Greene, Inc. REALTORS 72-Auction - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.' Shampooer for only $1.50 per day Sewing Machine _________________ ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS, 131.5253 MON T H L V SINCERELY 130 6133 FRICKEAFRICKE ___________ ___________________________ 33-Houses Forrest 2 bath, 16'x32' pool, privacy fence with yard. Big oaks. Owner's Ion your gain. Pay closing, expenses A assume payments. Low 1.40's. Call Phyllis Capponi. Realtor. Associate. After hours, 531.1723. Cliff Jordan, Realtor 131 1222 ' 6-7-I P.M. Sharp CPLEASE,NOPHONECALLS PERSONAL IPITERVIEWSONLY) money.....m an Avon _____________________________ Representallve." Call 614.WC for Must sacrifice beautiful 3 bedroom, MR.MALARAE AVAILABLE ________________________ 2 BR house trailsr, furnished, wNh Color TV, Air Cond ,Maid Serv. REPAIR MAN.- Experienced in - lights 1. water, 3223459. QUALITY INN NORTH Freezer, Rafcioerator only. Great I IA SR 431. ngw $360 to $610 a month. ________________________ $62 400 Rent, with option to buy, 24' * 44' mobile home with patio, carport. lmmedlat opening. AAA EM 3rm. apt ,Large rooms, Clean. Well PLOYMENT, 701 Commercial. ailed, Poot & tennis, marina, $115. furnished Carpeted Reasonable 3235176. 6615400, 711W. 1sf st ________________________ __________________ & Apply in person to Sanlordf that an action to foreclose a mor- Doris J. ,Jof"nson this Court on this the 1st day of July, the seal of the Circuit Court of FLORIDA A.D 1976. Publish- July 12. 19, 26, Aug 2. 1916 Orangecounty,FIorida,uponaliI CASE NO. 7S.1311.CA.03.A (Seal) iudgmenl rendered in the aforesaid ROBERT 0. LIFEVRE and Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. court on the 2nd day of June, AD. HELEN B. LeFEVRE, his wife, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of 'he Circuit Court 1976, In that certain use entitled, Plaintiffs. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. By: Lillian T. Jenkins THOMAS REMEMBERS '- LONGWOOD - 3 BR, central air, very clean, fenced yard, $193 mo. 51-Household Goods ________________________ SANFORD - 3 BR, 7 bath home, shady back yard, air conditioned. Call Now. $17,900. 2S2lParkDr. 64-Equipment for ___________________________ - HOME NEEDSAt,,ITTLE PAINT- But '5 neat as a pin inside, Workshop in rear, priced right at $11,000. Come and see meal the SHERATON SANFORD INN I-4and5Rli Tuesday, July 27 IIAM..12Noon ____________________________ Nursing A Convalescent Center. tgage has been filed against you, M.11onvilIe. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to I? Avon on JOHN A. BALDWIN, Baldwin A Dik,ou. Attorneys at Law, 500 High. ay 17.92, Fern Park, Fiorida 327)0, " - 1 Iaon't worked in 20 sars Now I'm earning good and file the Original with thi Clerk NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING the above.styled court -at the WITNESS my hand and seal of Execution issued out of and under FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Dputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 35 I", bath townhouse. Good terms for right couple. 322 1911. Furnished _________________________ ______ No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet, close to schools. Call 323 0231 after 5:30. LONGW000 Unfurnished 63-Machinery-Tools . Rca Real Estafe Broker 103W. 1st St. 323 6061 or 323.0517 eves, _______ for Sale Farm TractorA Equipment KltChpn Raihui'". Counter tOPS. Sinks. tifltallal'Oe. 322 3152 after 4 availably. Buo Cabell. 3228052 ____________________________ anytime CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHIT! AND READ ALL OVER. , Efficiency and2 Bedroom, monthly, adults, Wekiva Landng Resort. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY CCL. Fr(eboatmoorageandcanoeuse. LEGE AREA - Country trailer 327-4470. furnished, 2 bedrooms, air, $123 mo MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3315 HWy 1792, Sanford. ______________________ 323-1930. ________________________ original with the Clerk of Circuit DEB-112 Court Ori or before the 5th day of ____________________________ (2i UL rr€ ooc'tocs - - Classified Ad In TM Herald, Call 322-76110, 131-9993 and a frIendly id-viSor will helli 50-Miscellaneous M. IJNSWORTH REALlY Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all wIth a POOL Fuflhl$P*d, 2 BR garage apt., Lake Golden, lake privileges, prefer retired couple. No pets. 3320271. It does sound like you CAN have I Bedroom, furnished, air. Adults, your cake and eat it, doe't it, no pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto Well, make a little inve,tment Ave., Sanford. now.lNVESTantiourofyourtim, and see us in person, so we can 3 Rooms, bath, air, 1 or 2 adults. No give you all the details pets. Security dep. Wafer furn. this 322-7111 exceptional opportunity. All personsinteresledin Ihe estate TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Seminole COunty Courthouse. informatiøn. to whom a copy of this Notice of OF'ANORDINAHCEBYTHECITV Si'ord, Florida, on or befe Administration has been mailed are OF SANFORD, FLORiDA. August 24th, 1916, otherwise a IF 1.4001.500 a month interests yo, required, WITHIN THREE ___________________________ Notice is hereby given that a iudgment may be entered against then Call 574.2056 for appt. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Public Hearing will be held at the you for the relief demanded in the __________________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Commission Room in the City Hall Complain?. TAXI DRIVERS THISNOTICE.lofiieanyobl,ctions in Ihe City of sanford. Florida, at THIS NOTICE shall be published IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND they may have that challenges the 7:00 o'clock PM. on August,, 1976. once each week for tour (1) conYellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, validity of the decedent's will, the 10 consider the adoption of an or secutive weeks in the Evening Sanford FLORIDA. qualifications of the personal dinance by th City of Sanford, Herald, Sanford, Florida. WITNESS my hand and seal of Master' Cosmotologist, Straight CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'1372.CA441 representative, or the venue or Florida, title of which is as follows: jurisdiction of thC court. In Re: the Marriage of PCt. commission, BETTY ANNE'S Said Court on this 15th day of July, ORDINANCE NO. 1331 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND BARBARA CAPERS UNISEX HAIRSTYLING. 322 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1976. Wile OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, (SEAL) 0750. arid WILL BE FOREVER BARRED AMENDINGCHAPTER21OF THE Arthur H Beckwith, LARRY CAPERS Oateoflhelirslpublicationolthus CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. Nurses: RN'sA IPPI's, Aides, Aid. Clerk of the Circuit Court Husband Notice of Administration: July companion, Needed immediately FORD, FLORIDA, SAID CHAPTER By: Linda M. Show 1976 NOTICE OFACTIOpi 431.0636 BEING ENTITLED WATER, Deputy Clerk _____________________ TO: LARRY CAPERS s-Douglas 5ten?rom SEWERS AND SEWAGE JOHN A. BALDWIN of Live In with semi-invalid man. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN As Ancillary Personal DISPOSAL, SAID AMENDMENT & Dikeou wk, Lake Mary. 323-1309 Last Known Mailing Representative of the AMENDING SECTION 2124 Attorneys at Law Estate of Address Route No 6 THEREOF TO PROVIDE FOR AN 500 Highway 17-92 FOUNDRY Box 210 A, HERMANN LEVY, ak-a INCREASE IN WATER CON. Fern Park, Florida 32730 Brunswick, Georgia Herman Levy, Deceased PATTERN MAKER SUMPTION RATES. Attorney for Plaintiffs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ATTt.)RNEY FOR PERSONAL A copy shall be available at the Publish. July IC, 26, Aug. 2,9, 1976 Experienced oril. full of part lime. (7) (t66n.) FIRING UNE ('tues.) NOVA (En.) FAMILY Cii CALl, rn-tue and Beane, PA. Attorneys post Office Drawer One Cassofberry, Florida 32707 Publish: July 5, 12. 19.26,1916 2) each personal representative, (2) (12' DAYSOFOURUVES (6) AS 'nE TURNS 9) FAMILY FELE) ,'flO FOCUS (1) s000 PYRAMID 2 Ry soiger ,ain StepI,'inon, Staiknaker shall be stated. If the claim is DOUGLAS STENSTROM Of afldyOUarereqUired?oseryeapy STENSTROM, DAVIS A of your written defenses to it, if any, MCINTOSH on Carroll Burke, Attorney for P.O. Box 13.30 Petitioner, whose address Is 612 Sanford, FL 32771 Telephone: 322 2171 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the Publish July 26 I. Aug. 3, 1976 2) PIll. DOI ,etJE SHOW (4) Mu DOUGLAS SHW :jj IJOVi.E: "Y*i,eres 31AjrtmentS - PlaIntiffs, CaACKERaA.RR.EL (Thu's.) OF WOIPEN AND P.€N 6.10 (12i SUNSHINE ALJ.IANAC 6 15 1) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 8.57 L (124eC,EWSLIDATE 900 (2) (12) JOE FORAESTER: WIienaiiisbeaten.Forresjer (Lloyd Bridges) discovers ______ bIbII ___ ad (R; (41) (31) ALL IN'IHEFAMILY: Ads doctor were hen to iosewest(R) 9.30 (4) (LI MAUDE: t.uje 2PPSIed when Wa't cIlero Carol as a (5rvisi pettier for a nd, vwestor i faking some short trips on Corn. pany business OvIedo area, country home, custom 3 betttt. bv!9. 2½ scat, 'B offIce, 3300 sq. ft.. 3 mos. old, $1,000 equity and essume mon. tgage of $53,000. Appraised $60,000. Owner, 343.6450. 3229214. _____________________ 29R001T1S help etc. The Company will even appt. 3236016 electric, calm kitchens. Dish. providetheprospectsforyoua,no washer, shag carpet, air, plenty 36edrn1 bath house In Sanford. charge to you. closets. From $150. Exclusive Fenced yard. 6450542. Youwillbeabletowork your way up area. Mgr. 332.7413. the ladder of success by first Nice 3 Bedroom block home operating your own Cornany 417W. 3rd. St. 2nd. floor, 3 rm. rear Furn or Unfurn. Branchandthenbuildingupyour apt.Utilitiesincluded Reasonable territory into many such Bran. rnt. Ph. 322-2110. ______________________ ches. All this time, you will share 3 Bedroom, large kItchen, enclosed in the profits of the efforts made Ridgewood Arms porches, garage. $143 month plus by those while the Company security deposit. 2612 SanfOrd continues to pay all the expenses. Spacious I, 7, A 3 BR Apts. Tennis, Ave. 134.1619. You will be allowed to build your sw 1mm I ng, playground, little empire, while the Compar.y room Two bedrooms, bath, stove & recreation room, laundry pays you a salary, an overwrite, refrigerator. Heat A air. 322-3153. and clubhouse. 2310 Ridgewocd Commissions, bonuses, and even Ave • Sanford. Ph. 323 6120. Personal Expenses white you are ___________________________ Need reliable adults for 2 Bedroom, .. teen, en a cii men .sxiercover agerty (41) CL) PHYLLIS: PI•n4'4 is iwept oIl her feel by a rrsonage wsno weiss c$rws p (fl) 625 _______________________ Unfurnished .__ All persons having claims or OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED apartments, Bedroom Make your Budget go further, shop the Classilll Ads every day. ________________________ Address unknown 2 We'd like 10 have the Opportunity Bedroom, kitchen privileges, to explain all this u detail when Lorigwood area. 131 3.477. _____________ We5l,yuuinpersonatth,M,ef. ._____________________ 1BEDROOM ing Place Indicated below. FURNISHED APARTMENT Rentals _______________________ 2300MeiIonvllle But first, let's discuss a few _____________________________ _____________________________ generaliti There will be no - capital investment on your part, 30-Apartments 32-Houses except a small license fee All the : ____________________________ ,... Training will be furnished 2b,droomhouse.air, Iarg,Iof,2car by the C,UPLEX Furnished or un . Company, at no expense to you. garage. 131.19)9 after S. furnished. Ideal location, You will retail a highly accepted Reasonable rent 34$.3fll proact and will pay no office ______________________ Clean) BR. 1½ bath, private back ' STYLE 35 PEOPLE TO PECPt.E' BAMBOO COVE APIS One & 1 BR, turn., waler, electricIty. 2100 Magnolia Ave., Apt. B. $30 per wk. - ___________________________ 21 at century.'' (Tues.) a, first class busIness OppOqtunify on one hand, a career with a national Corporation on the other. Stost costar as n nves"gation Morning Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone3n.7$n YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT' is not always true, we are Offering a ____________________________ 6.00 14') (n., Wed., Fn.) LL,MER SEMESTER "riO Grest Transanon. Alternat*ves for the "DIXIE YOUR CAKE. I or unfurnhshed. Newly redecorated. Corn. 5.,. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373.13. or call 323.5713 after 9 PM. ______________________ Tue old adage "You CAN'T HAVE • MutI-P40p.is furnished - YOU CAN HAVE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING contingent or unliquldated, the view Ave., Sanford. Seminole & Found CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST nature of the uncertainty shall be County, Florida, under the fictitious THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL stated. If the claim is iecu'.d, the name of MAXIMUM SECURITY LOST: Siamese femali 35 THE LOPE RANGER cat, no OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED security shall be described. The SERVICE, INC., and that I Intend to collar, beige with brown face A IN THE ESTATE: claimant shall deliver sufficIent register said name with the Clerk fee?. Lost on Vale Ave. on July IS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copies of the claim to the clerk to oftheCircuitCourt, Seminole Coun. ______________________________ Legal Notice REWARD. 373 3717 or 2222725. enable the clerk to mail one copy to ty. Florida in accordance wIth the that the administration of the estate OfHERMANNLEVY,a.K-aH,rman each personal recresentetve. çrovislorw of the Fictitious Name ModernIzing your hene? Seilnq All persons interested in he estate Statute,, To-WIt: Section 543.09 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THL Levy, deceased, File Number 76-207. longer needed but useful Items" EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CP, is pending in the Circuit Court to whom a copy of this NotIce of FlorIda Statutes 1937. wIth a want ad. call 322.2611 or CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE for Seminole County, Florida, Administration has been mailed are Sig. Albert E. Green 531.9913. COUNTY, FLORIDA Probate Division, he address of required, WITHIN THREE Publish July26 & Aug. 7,9, 16, 1976 CIVIL NO. 76-1l32.CA.04.B which is Seminole County Cour. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DEB.Iti In Re: the MarrIage of thouse, Sanford, FL 32771. The THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF jj THI CIRCJIT COURT OF THE 6 -Child Care LORETTA JEAN CAIN, Anclllarypersonalrepresentativeof THISNOTlCE,tofiIeanyobions EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. Wife-Petitioner the estat, is DOUGLAS STEN- they may have that challenges the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE BUSY BEE CHILD CARE and STROM, whose address is P.O. Box validity of the decedent's will, the COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2l2lHollyAve. HAROLD 5. CAIN, 1330, Sanford, FL 32771. Thi name qualifications of the personal CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-1343.CA.l9 333 7S)Oor 322-0760 Husband.Respondent and address of the p.rsonal representative, or the venue or Dlv, U NOTICEOFSUIT jurisdiction of the Court. representatives attorney are SALVATORE PEDONE and ROSE TO HAROLD CAIN forth below. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND PEDONE, his wife, 9-GOOd Things to Eat 12:30 21J (12.) THE GONG (1) SEARCH FOf l'OMORROW W LOVE, AMERICAN Tuesday ________ ______________________ Sale or Lease, Bait & Tackle Shop, beer A wine. 99W. 1st St. Sanford, All persons having claims or For familIes or frIends of problem demands against 11w estate are Reduce safe A fast with GoBese 'inkers. reculred, WITHIN Tablets A E.Vap "water pills." lerturtherinforrnationc.alllfl-4511 THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF or write Touchton Drug. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF . 'Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. THE VALAR THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Box ssi. Sanford, FIa. 32771. MAGICALENTERTAINERS of itie above court a wi'itten For Club-Lodges-Parties IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR statement of any claim or demand FACED WITH A DRINKING Call 321-0731tor info. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. their may have. Each claim must be PROBLEM in writing and must indicat, the ___________________________ PROBATE DIVISION Perhaps AlcoholicArlonymou2 bails for the claim, the name and File Number 7.$1.CP S Can Help I ress of the creditor or his agent IN RE: ESTATE OF Call Lega. Notice or attorney, and the amount HERMANN LEVY, a.k.a Herman . Write P.O. Box 1213 claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Levy. FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, Florida 32771 Deceased the date when it will become due Notice Is hereby gIven that I am . shall be stated. If the claim Is engaged in business at 201 RIver. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED demands against the estate are WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. PEAS, you pick, new patch. Black that an action for dissolution of required, WITHIN Date of the first Publication of this JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and THREE eyes. On Old Monroe Road, '1 mile marriagehasbeenfiiagaint, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Noticeof Administration: July 19th, PATRICIA A. YASTE, as loint N. of SR £6, and) miles W. of and you ar, required to serve a copy 1976. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF tenants with right of survivorstilp, Sanford, and 1½ miles E. of 1-4. of your written defenses, if any, to THIS NOTICE, to file with Ronald G. Fisher arid BARNETT BANK OF WINTER 322-3940 Ai Personal Representa. WALLACE F STALNAKER, JR., 04 Itie clerk of the above Court a PARK, N.A., STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND written statement of any claim or live of the Estate of OKRA BEANE, PA., Attorneys br the demandtheyrnayhave.Eathclaim MILLARD BRYANT MIT. Mon.Wed.FrI. NOTICEOFSUIT Petitioner, and to file the original must be inwriting and must indicale CHELL, 322-0115 TO: JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE with the Clerk of the above-styled the basis for the claim, the name ak-a Millard B. Mitchell -AND ' Court on or before August 9th, 1976; C)eceaed - address 0111w creditor or his PATRICIA A. YASTE 15-Help Wanted otherwise, a Judgment may be agent or attorney, and the amount ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Whose residence __________________________ entered against you for the relief claimed. If the Claim is not yet due, REPRESENTATIVE is unknown demanded in the Amended Petition the dale when it will become due Douglas Slenstroqn YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LP.N. nesdedfor relief, evenlngsor LOCK HOUES (Tue..) EVENING AT POPS (Wed.) (. STAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS NOVA (Fri.) IJOOK BEAT ____________ 24-Business Oortunitles - I&lIRMobIlsHomis _____________________ to door. Call 6446049 tor appt. P1e f:15 UcensedplumberIookingforIuUoI part lime work. 322 5737. & girlS that sell our products door of the City of Sanford, Florida. H.N. Tamrn, Jr. City Clerk Publish .Iuty 26. 1916 DEe-ho CIty e(5tor accicleilally ervos e. ,,, 24 Gai.t pcux TENpats Weei.nn Sr kdemaor 35 'rE PROTECTORs 8:30 (2) (12) COlEDY T}€ATER CCIII.: ___ "The Bseej." Hen'y Gibson t-ie. _____________ Youth Program Earn $40!50 Week 4.......pe,tflaIS 430 twoi4i Fri) NOTFOR .'A)MENOM.Y (7) THE E CIC COP.4PAIr,' (R) CE) HOT SEAT 241 Ij1I,e,S.yOGApyOu ______ (I) MATCH aA?.E HOG t'(S NERO MERV GRIFFIN 35 ADOAMS FAMILY CL) GAIT (4) CBS LATE MOVIE: Fatheroithe&lde.Elizabeth Taylor. Sperr Tracy. (RAW) 1950 Comedy atxxi bride to herlarnilyltwoi4i t,ie tria' of oxecsllng en iiirnene.weciing,thenctwçes her iir. CE) (7.) MARY IRTMAN. MARY HARTMAN CL) (1) EDGE C)F pJ..q - (12) WIEEL C)F 11.FE 11.30 4Q (2) IRONSICE , TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION SEMINOLE couwrr. FLORIDA OFANOMDINANCEBYTHECITY PROBATE DIVISION OrIQndo -Winter Park minole OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Fill Number 1l-10S.CP Nc1ce is hlfey given that a ovision 831-9993 322,2511 pofIc Hearing will be held it the Re: , mmissIon Room in the City Hall ILLARD BRYANT MITCHELL, RATES In the City of Sanford, Florida. at Ika Millard B. Mitchell, CLASSIFIED DEPT. 7:O0o'cloc P.M. on August 9, 1976, Deceased llca line tthru5timei to consider the adoption of an or NOTICE OF HOURS 31c a line limes llhru 25 dinance by the City of Sanford, ADMINISTRATION 2lca line 5:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 2611m15 Florida, tItle of which Is as follows: TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ORDINANCE NO. 13W MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY 9-NOOn 3 Lines Minimum OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1 AMENDINGCHAPTER2IOF THE IN THE ESTATE: CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. DEADLINES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FORD. FLORIDA, SAID CHAPTER that the administration of the estate BEING ENTITLED WATER. of MILLARD BRYANT MIT. Noon The Daj Before Publication SEWERS AND SEWAGE CHELL, ak.. Millard B. Mitchell, DISPOSAL. SAID AMENDMENT dec..s.d, File Number 7A200.CP, is Sunday - Noon FrIdai AMENDING SECTION 21.25 pending In the Circuit Court for THEREOF TO PROVIDE FOR API Seminole County, Florida, Probate _______________________ INCREASE IN SEWER RATES. Division, the address of which i A copy shall be available a? the Seminole County Courthouse, North ____________________________ Office of the City Clerk for all Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl. 32171. persons desiring to examin, the The personal rep'esertative of the ___________________________ 4eok same. estate Is RONALD G. FISHER, ______________________ All parties in interest and citizens whose address is 3945 Essex Street, , "$ shall have an opportunity to be Titutville, Fl. 32710. The IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? name and ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll heard it said'hearing. address of the personal represen. IN YOUR FAMILY? Free, 6.442021 for "We Care" - 2S4SPrkDr 41-Houses 41-Houses I_________ Monday, July 26, 197i-3 Eva&rr I-Iiratd, Sanf01'd, Fl, __________________________ Welt Drilling I I I _______________________ ELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alltypesandsies We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SuPP_Y CO. I 201W2nd:t. 3774432 WANT TO SELL A I Painting- Bruth. roil, splay YOUR HOME? Qualily woik. Reasonable prices. i Buying a new' home? Moving to an some Camp.ng eqvipmenl you Free estimates 327 0-s33 Pitminl? no longer use? Sell it all with a . .. i Gil some action wills a Herald Ctassltied Ad in The Herald. Call SLIM BUOGETS ARE BOL Classified Id. We'll help you write 32226)1 or 131-9911 and a Iriendly STERED WITH VALUES FROM I art ad hal will bring fast sale. 'Save ad-visor will i'ielp you ______ ________________ THE WANT AD COLUMNS. I ('I CALL 322.34)1 ItYousiDiQI322-2611or831cc93 - " �45— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July U, Irn RLONDI chic I BLON DAGWVOO WONrMINDI) BACK! I P i rev ous Puzzle A HOROSCOPE ] [J$J 45 Peer Gyms r' 5I mother In.-46 Wagers ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI. 6 Ethiopian 48 Zodiac sign :regi 5' ;-:t II Singer 53 German 13 C1 on t Rio emperor SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nnv. 22, Grande ARIFS(MatCh2lAPrU 19) If 57 English Once you set your sights, don't 14 Lorraine. noblewoman you must make a choice today neighbor 58 List of between an old friend and a new let outside influences distract IS Unaccented mistak 16 Girl's name 59 Trumpet your advanta ge to YOU. II YOU get off-target, will 9 CI i Italy one It's Fence hard to get lined up again. 16 Submerged sound to Stockings entrance stand by the one you've known beSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dee 19 Friend (coil.) 60 Type of car 12 Split open 36 Public official 22 Queen of the longes t. 13 Son of Shelah 40 Contemporary DOWN ) if 21) The timing is not the best to Carthage (I Chror,, IV, TAURUS (April 20-May 20 menace (2 24 Roman bronze I Circuit Court 21) wds) things are running smoothly on spring a change of plans OR) 25 Priestly of Appeals(ab Ill Mussolini, for 41 Danger one your associates. Your ideas garment 2 Mans the home front, don't be the example 42 Chateaubriand who derails them. Maintain the may be great, but they won't be 28 Headland nickname i Breathe heroine 30 Wanderer 3 Elected heavily Inclined to buy. 44 Greek status quo. 31 Long live-officials 20 Biblical goddess o 4 And others GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. prophet victory 35 Russian (Latin) 21 CapItal of Peru 47 Leading Your schedule should move like 19) By all means keep those not empress 5 Adjustments 23 Ada. for involved out of your re performer 37 Networks a well-oiled clock today, for distinct e.ample 49 Aurict es rsonal affairs. The wrong pe (anal) last• vi$iOfl 26 Ediblo fish provided you don't make 50 Beget 38 Secret scheme 6 Burmese spirit 27 Roman official 52 Poem kibitzer could create kind of minute changes. 39 Highly $killd 1 Greek god of 29 Pieced out 54 Melancholy havoc. 22 ) 40 Brazilian free CANCER (June 21-July love 32 Willow genus 55 Greek letter 43 Harrow's rival 8 Kneelike parts 33 Pinches Prudent management of your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 194 56 Operated ACROSS Commander. IN THE bACKOPj ,. lOqOw r TEN I HE'S GOT EYESJ' PUT THAT Answer to VIPs Young ______________ For Tuesday, July 27, 1976 • __ 6th _____________ 1 .. •4 i - I 27, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ______ ____ ______ _________ _______ _________ I - Year, _______ - ________ ______ ________ THE BORN LOSER by A 106 W~~ nsom 1'k = Z O EyAZTLq th dly WHAT r — -1 2 3 4 —— fl — 14 25 — 72 126 J27 —— — — ____ 31 n F . resour ces will put you In the Though it may temporar ily be a plus column today. Spend only disadvantage, honor your for immediate, essential needs. prorflise3 today. Don't let LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You friends think you'd back down are apt to be a far be tter on your word. -•- 31 14 - . , i ________ •. .' 1' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 39 43 44 'p45 — — , : .. . . - '.,.'____ ' Today - "i '50 - I) 51 ' ARCHIE U - - AroundTheClock _______________________________________________ _______ —— 5W8 59 — — — 'S 54 55 56 —. I'LL. HAVE TO DO SEThiNG THE WORLD IS FLAT! YOU LEND ME SOME BREAD? I'D LIKE A I CAT BORROW A CENT SANDWiCH! SORRY, DRASTIC! _______ fPL)• 0 —— —— . TH.4T' 1 Steps BROKE! Agains . t I Heart Disease EAST I Q J 10 0 A 10 8 3 47432 &Q6 by Stoffel & Heimdahl cigarettes a week and drink an C~~R.E FOR SOME i-'------ -- -j CCES. BUGS ' v( }-(Mi MV -' I SHOELACE NATCH' V1 V 15 UNTIED! When I came home from a Pat, Pats Pass German concentration camp in YOu skin that you should go on 1945 a check-up showed an ulcer a sensible diet until it is all on by Al Vermeer I HIT' BE7TER I EVEN I OLE) STOLE YO IkL'5 I HAN YOU DIC) AND I FIELDED MORE BETTER, TOO! ________ 8ASEFFERENT YOU ALSO RE YOUR ( TOI JEANS' ._-' ARE NO (_ THAN 17 WA5HABLES' J I - -. 461 11 1(4r. ' ,- queen of spades lead from _______________ . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r" If by Larry Lewis ...LOOKIP4G FO tW RESEARCH PAPER O #EFICIECY AND ___ 100 _______ ______ OGAr.IZATON" ___ _____ W'it hand would have been I _ ' - FRANK AND ERNEST i 4 At J MEN 'S $595 : SLACKS by Bob Thoves .1\ < vi-, *AKJzxxzx V Azza • z WILL THEY HOLD ASSURE -. YOPj, SiR, THEY'LL HOLD these beginning signs - pains people and Is surprisingly good partner had to make trump." if stamped. self-addressed Oshld: "Once South made envelopes are enclosed. The in the left arm near the elbow at quenching thirst. You can and sometimes little pains in drink fortified skim milk and it notrump North could not go most interesting questions to hearts. West made th e book will be used in this column the chest (but it could be pain not have a high intake of fat or cholesterol. You could drink lead (book of l) of the and will receive copies of from the ulcer - right?) deuce of clubs. s queen JArOBY MODERN.) I can stop smoking any time I fruit juices as long as you don-t drink so much th at you overdo want to, but what can I drink if by Gill Fox coffee, tea and chocolate drinks your calorie intake. People who SIDE GLANCES are out? I drink three to four like a hot coffee-like beverage ______ can use Postum. You'll find i ..._— certainly would like to read tastes better If you use less than f is recommended on the jar in I yo ur advice in our pa per. JI th e brewing of your cup of ?v$4..K I DEAR READER - If we Postum. 1 assume that your blood You can't tell what ill defined 4' ___ pressure is normal at 135 and chest pains mean. You should your cholesterol normal at 210, see a doctor and find out. They . l' i L you have 11.8 chances in a can be from musculo-skeletal ,J _________ heart disease within the next plaints, even arthritis or from HAPPY, O I A5 IT'S CAL..LEP IN LA11N. OLJR`14-FWE-TENNAAV11 ' _______ ___ about. If you want to tl- ase your velope with 50 cents for it. Just chances of having a heart at, send yourlettertometncare tack I would recommend that this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, etlyaftwiift "in this Speech. Senator. do you want to view-with-alarm 0( . I proceed-with-caution, " - ___ £WJJ .. UatT mivY4Y?,6 'iWt4P, Aftff At IN &q ACT TME IZk44L51 LONG WOOD SETTLES LAW SUIT dismissed again today. Defense Attorney Edward Hanlon Jr., a former club the night of May 12 when sheriff's deputies, Casselberry pollee, state beverage agents and state at. torney's tn%estlgators raided , State Atty. Abbott Herring charges that Pinter, who A repeat of lad moulth's six-hour Sump to select an unbiased jury panel is expected. MinIon carefully queitlonedprolpectivejuruflabouttbefrchurebaj. filiatloni, opinions on the nude body as an an form and the rights of citizens to pay money to see shows without of. Jh ituding otkm He repeatedly aliluded to u.& suMme 7 -. CJ 11 _ __ LXI ___ ______ ____ __ __ [ ree times th at amount. il Only Longwood City Counc - Public Safety Director Knowles has been city Knowles would be asked to last two budgets and copies of manager of Sanford for the past make recommendations to help annual audits for the past two cllinan June Lormann. Knowles Sanford duties, Knowles also couple of budget sessions. The paperwork to be given to in Florida first budget meeting. of the Knowles. By JACQUELINE DOWD —Turned down a request from St. Paul Baptist Ch urch to block of f Pine Aven ue J uly 30 and 31 for a church bazaar. The commissioners were The proposed removal of two traffic lights on concerned about possible liability If children Park Avenue took up more time - and drew were hurt skateboarding on the street, or if other more citizen protest - than a public hearing on accidents occurred on city property. — Increased water and sewer rates at Monday -Heard a financial report from Sanford night's Sanford city commission Housing Authority Executive Director Thomas The two lights, at 3rd street and 9th Street need Win III, who described his agency's obmore than $3,000 In repair and are unnecessary jectives for the co ming year: to implement a according to feder al guidelines. comm unity development program, construct an Alter hearing two citizens protest plans to jrJtlon and referral center and modernize \ remove the lights, commissioners voted to two of the city's housing projects through a ,. _____ replace the 9th Street signal with four-way stop federal community block grant. signs. The 3rd Street signal will be adjusted so -Approved the transfer of eight taxi cab that it blinks yellow on Park Avenue, allowing cars to go through, and red on 3rd Street, lice nses to Norman Thomas, the new owner of Yellow Cab, after questioning him closel y about —_: requiring a stop. The lights won't actually be removed until the the required service between 8p.m. and 6 a.m. _______________ ________________ new traffic control measures can be eval uated Several citizens had complained that service was not available. by city engineers, e new sewer rates are expected to be for abetted In the unlawful exposure or exhibition of sexual organs by the dancers In a vulgar or Indecent manner, / th Th advertised nude dancing at the not club, aided and aTaiewisma" mvs Is - . mally approved at the Aug. 9 commission the board of bond trustees, which ls responsible managing funds for the Documents on Lougwood'i abandoned sewer system are meeting and the increases will show up on Thefortwo, J. M. Senkarik andcity's J. H.bond VanIssues. Hoy, examined by city officials and representatives of the Glace and September bills to city utility customers. ' __________ may demonstrate In court the nudity that took place at the &v6a - ,4'\ f1eEc , 4, Club Juana operator Mike Pinter and 10 dancers on charge of indeceqt elposwe In nude dancing at the Cas.elbe night dub scheed to start at, am. Wednesday has been delayed until SeptU. A new jury pool of is Seminole residents has been summoned, but some ha ve been defense attorneys could not agree ona six-member panel alter questioning of the last jury pool, and County Judge Harold Johnson continued the case, Obaceulty charges against the defendants, earlier by Garry Trudeau ________ r. Delayed ' —/--... \ dismissed by Judge Johnson, were refilled by the state and 7-26 DOONESBURY ' probability is 50 per cent. •.'. . 6to 8:30 p.m. weekdays and 2to said today. 1 fee Herald Staff Writer facility receive state Medicaid check with the desk. assistance and on Monday said Mrs. Hollenbeck said she he 'personally thinks limiting agrees that patients neel to visiting hours Is Inhuman," have visitors but she emcould not be reached for phasized that patients also need comment today. His supervisor privacy and said that In the past , formation can send a long, stamped, self-addressed en- JmQyAws'" 60aRm, plans — Administrator Violet Hollen- representatives of organiza tions that visit patients beck said today. Relatives of patients of the with prior approval. Hollenbeck, Ms. ad118-bed facility at 950 Mellonville Ave., Sanford, ministrator of the nursing complained to the state facility owned by First Allied Department of Health and Corporation of Gloucester, '. —... ----_ scheduled Traffic Light Removal Brings Public Protest A second try at selecting a jury to bear the trial of . is being reviewed. restrictive visiting how-s were visitors and that patients can be visited in a central area of the posted last week. State social worker Barry facility. Between the hours of 9 a.m. Brown, who said a large percent.age of patients at the and 1:30 p.m. visitors should $ I Notice that I made two very recovering from a heart attack. It works Just as well in Important assumptions, your blood pressure and preventing the first one. I am cholesterolwerenonnal. These sending you The Health Let ter two factors and cigarette number 2.12, After The Heart smoking are the Important ones Attack, with this informa ti on in /-4E 'F5t25(' ty council's Details and tides on Page 3-A. said he had offered to do the teaches Rehabilitative Services division Mass., Said the newly-posted of Family Services after more visiting ho urs are for general -. TUMBLEWEEDS HAPPY, HAPPY . Technological University's Longwood council Knowles said he discussed the 23 years and prior tocoming to the city government operate years. roadbed will be laid down. ne brWe will replace what is afternoon thundershowers. 70s. Warm possibility of doing the con- Sanford was a manager in New more efficiently. He said Grant cancelled a budget believed to be Uw last wood= bridge In the state road system, Laws lower to mid Knowles could look at the city workship, called for Saturday where several persona were killed In the fall of in when their with highs low to mid 90s. sultant work with Mayor James Hampshire and Maine. Variable winds 10 m.p.b. Rain R. Lormann and City CounIn addition to his city of operation and sit in on at least a morning, to allow time for the patients from 1:30 p.m. to 8 restrictions on families of p.m. seven days a week, patients or on church groups or _________________ — 6#JSS MFReCUS?1:OOR c0L)R-rsHlP I.. 1'EtJ YEARS 11141S My PAY.' ITS OUR 10th ci Partly cloudy lbrougb of seeking solutions to the South River east of Saoford, Is rapidly aetriag the stage where the Wednesday. Chance of mainly Seminole ci ty's problems. Said there will be no comments when visitors had full run of the on the visiting hours complaints facilities that problems have been encountered. "We had by the state agency. Ms. Hollenbeck said Monday come to a point where that the posted visiting hours of something had to be done," she chances In 100 of this problem, outlined for people who are you stop smoking, and if You Radio City Station, New York T14AW0 7-216 ..3 -A Longwood ConstrUCUM of We new Odeeia Brw4e, spalmlis the St. Johns "For critical patients, as Visiting hours at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent before," she said, "there are no Center have been revised to restrictions on visiting hours." She said there are also no allow general visitors for _______ ______ you have a normal elec- idea to have a good trocardiogram, don't have examination and find out which diabetes or some other medical of these is the real cause. finding. If you didn't smoke at Meanwhile I would suggest all you would have only 7.9 that you follow a program that I have any excess fat at all under NY 10019. • Herald Stall Writer eat and drink anything I want self..examination. People who One spade Is the correct Jim: "In contract, North again. So, why am I going to gel rid of the fat or never and South would bid and make opening bid. Two spades a have a heart attack and what develop it in the first place have four hearts. In auction when reasonable second choice and a better chance of having a declarer got credit for four spades a bad tiilrd, can I do about it? lower blood pressure and lower everything made they would (Do you have a question I am very calm and get 10 play two hearts and make for the e xperts Write "Ask cholesterol levels. minutes of exercise every What can you drink? Water is four. In bridge the dealer the Jacobys" care of this morning, plus jogging IGO ei th er made trump or said 'I newspaper, The Jacobys Will that you can do something it. Others who want this in. 'a ................. 8:30 p.m. on Sundays were By BOB r hundred of developing coronary disorders, digestive com- 0 pital Oswald: "it the __ 0 work ata fee of$l 00 per day and ByDONNA ESTES Nursing Home Lhat collection of trash in the far better." glasses of milk every day. I A . -",- ......- Photo by Tom Vincent) yards. I ask because I have still used by some primitive bridge It' whereupon his answer individual questions jr- •1.: N BOYS, THERE C50 MY FINE .. .. tricks. The author never pointed out that maybe a r. makes it disappear and I can tell that wi PRISCILLA'S POP .: VU was bumped from behind and pushed Into the river. (Herald finessed against West's queen ; without any medication. It Is or how tail you are. What today's hand looks peculiar It A Wisconsin reader wants hurts a li ttle every sprin g and counts Is how much fat you Is taken from a book on the w fall, but a good diet for a week have under the skin and you can game of bridge which was to kno th e correct bid as succeeded by auction and then dealer with: th a little realistic by contract." Tf COMING ALONG and wound up making twelve - duodenal, perforated - gone. It really doesn't matter what the OSTEEN BRIDGE by nothing. Hence, he held three cards in each other suit. South played his ace of hearts, Opening lead — 2^ " LL Jim: "I see what the writer West North East Sooth occasional cocktail or beer. __ -. ____ was driving at. West had led •KQ 4 £AJ Neither vulnerable Lamb . stronger one. " V A 102 and weigh 186 pounds. Is that (00 much? I'm In excellent health . I smoke a pack of ' * K 97654 length you led from the VS ____ . _____ . You led your longest ) you had two suits of equal #965 male, 67 years old, 6 feet tall BUGS BUNNY - -1'. suit against r.otrump and If WEST vQ73 501 5,*S T'HIM... Y4K... th by Sou Sanf ord Manager As Consultant ....................4-B Obituaries .................3-A to hire him as a consultant. He said $100 daily is what Chairman J.R. Grant opposed Douglas Keller, Public Works The 28-year veteran Sanford pays him for his full- the hiring of Knowles Monday Director Ralph Fisher and City Sports....................1-3-B Television ....... ........ .6-A municipal administrator said time service. night, taking offense at a Clerk Onnie Shtxnate - and go Women ................5-A he could not comment until he The Sanford city manager remark from Co un cilman over their budget requests first. . fonnally hears from Longwood said now that his work has been Gerard Cormell that Longwood Department heads were officials on a motion adopted completed on the Sanford city Is In an "unf or tunate" con- instructed to submit budget l.ATIIEEt Monday night and gains the budget, he will have the spare dltlon. Grant said, "The dtyts requests to city hall byFriday. Mouday'a high 96, today's low approval of the Sanford city time necessary to devote to nznas good aswe look after tt." Cornell also suggested that commission to take on the task Longwood. 71. Rainfall .20 Inch. Mayor Lormann said Knowles be given copies of the ____ ..________________________ lost to South's ace and three notrump wrapped up. Actual. ly, th e hand was given as an example of great card reading 25 NORTH 43 2 ,jcj9064 72 4K 98 "I H y '1 % os _________ B ()SWAI.I) and JAMES JACOBY MONEY' wrs Comics Editorial. . 4-A Herald Staff Writer $20 per hour for attending work political science department, for 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday. De ar Abby' :: .::::::::::.: .5-A Sanford City Manager shops because "Longwood is a instructing In Connell urged that Knowles police Dr. Lamb ..................4-B Warren Knowles declined to sister Seminole County city." management and budgets and be requested to meet with the Horoscope .............. ...4-B comment today on the He said his normal consulting fiscal administration, city's three department heads ______ _______ SPEND MY OWN 4-A Crossword .................4-B _____ by Bob Montana ARCHIE.COuLD COLUMBUS WAS WRONG.' IF THINGS DON'T SHAPE (JR ____________ WIN AT BRIDGE —— .. Calendar...................2-A t work bank account. financial risk. It won' J 53 Longwood Council Wants To Hire Bridge........... ...............4-B _________ ___ __ ger out. 52 d Be ir 1.1t e ____________________________ _______________________ but don't get mixed up in nature. Your brain children ar ii EARN Try to give time this coming anything that calls for a could help you develop a l e anchored off Beirut's seafront before dawn, and by 10 departure It looked more like 50 to 300 persons, and swimming club. a.m.(3a.m. EDT) all of' the evacuees were aboard. the White House said there were about 300. ThePWalso guarded the previous UencuaUou The Coronado was to land them in Athens on Th ursday. About 1,000 other American citizens remained In of 110 Ame ricans and 157 others on June 20. ThIs time, Among those leaving was U.S. Ambassador Talcott Lebanon despite warnings from the White House and as then, one Palestinian standing on the seawall above W. Seelye, whose departure was a closely guarded the embassy that It was the last evacuation the U.S. the loading dock caused a brief stir by firing several secret until the last moment. The embassy said he was government would organize. Most of those remaining shots into the air. There was no eiplsnatkm. productive VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) coworker. !f discriminating in Operate along logical, proven your choice of associates. ' lines today. Attempting InYOUR BIRTHDAY novations will create problems avoided. t rea The 16,90kon amphibious transport ship Corondo this morning. However, to persons watching the med US.landing craft at the former military officers' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2o) today. Try totacifullY run the This can beave '1'1i rom BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)-The U.S. Navy evacuated going to Washington for consultations and would return are of Le banese birth and have dual Lebanese and some 0 America ns and other foreigners from Beirut to Beirut. American citizenship. without a hi tch today while President Ford and top An embassy off icial sai d 1 Americans and about Hea dy aed soldiers of Yasir Arsfat's estln Pentagon officials stayed up most of the night In 390 others signed up for the evacuation, but closer to Liberation Organization and leftist Moslem Lebanese Washington to monitor the operation. 400- "less than hair,of them Americans -showed up poli ce stood guard as the evacuees boarded an unar- ,'. I Have fun with your pals today year to things of a creative 40 41 4 1.' /2 I _______ 38 -TJ - . ' show, without hurting her day, provided you re not hampered by an erratic feelIngs, 24 2F — — — — lB ______________ ________ _______ THAT? CAU.. iT EMPAT.11 I — 17 I 19 20 21 W4AT P0 LEANI?q- og YOU CALL J 3ACWA _____ - 15 1 Mail Walker , — 10 manager than your spouse BEETLE BAILEY i)4Ar P401 ,3 RAP BEETLE j3 — I PEOPLE SC*K flETTEg 9, WrTi4 ENCOUgAeEMEP4T CI4APLAaI VAN Wrn4 cgjTicj9M. 19 8 6 7 — 12 — t"• ________________ Americans Evacuated . Cotrt rulings that audity In Itself In public places Isn't obscene or Indecent. Assistant State Attorney Ralph Erikson challenged a number of pros pective jury members who indicated they resigned rather than file required financial Radetiffe engineering firm of Winter Park, prior to a settlement At Monday night's meeting, the com discl osure forms. e two approv ed Mon da y night Shown (left missioners also: of a lawsuit between th to righ t) are Council mem ber June Lormann, Mayor James IL -Upheld the Planning and Zoning Corn-Delayed a decision on a mutual fire aid Lormann, Glace and Radcliffe attorney, Terry MacMahan, mission's rejection of plans to build a Cum- agreement with Seminole County until City SpecW City Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., and William Palm of bertand Farms store and self-serAce gas stsition Manager Warren Knowles and City Attorney th e engineering firm. See story on pa ge 2*. at the corner of Holl y Avenue and West 25th Vernon Mize Jr. have a chance to review the Street. f, proposed agreement. Environmental Group President Says 'It's Dying County Warned About S Johns River hostS are no longer able to navigate. Both Shanh3ltz and Turnipseed criticized county By ED PRICKETI "Our most valuable national asset Is dying," commissioners for not attending St. Johns Water Herald Staff Writer Management District meetings. Turnipseed said The president of an environmental group appeared Turnipseed declared. After his formal presentation. Turnipseed said commissioners from surrounding counties either attoday before the Seminole County Commission and said that unless better water control measures are su pporters of the river feel the county commission has tend or send representa ti ves to the meetings. During his formal presentation, Turnipseed did not enacted, the St. Johns River will be dead in a "very "shown no concern or knowledge of river problems." As evidence ofthls,Turnlpseedsald the commission ask commissioners for any official action. few, short years." Outside the commlsilon chambers, Turnipseed said "The St. Johns will be ext inct as far as fish and Last year refused to discontin ue the practice of i. p. Tumipseed, allowing fishermen to use hoop-nets and traps, his PwWse was Just to Call AUVAIM to WAW wildlife are concerned," said president of the Friends of the St. Johns. Turnipseed said his purpose today was to encourage allow commercial fishermen to trap fish with hoop- appear again before county commissioners If be the Seminole County Commission to actively support nets and traps because the practice allows too many doesn't see any Indication of interest on the part of the commission. fish to be taken from the river, restoration of the St. Johns River. "We wonder If our commissioners are interested at The Friends of the St. Johns was organized to Turnipseed said the St. Johns is dying. He said effluents are being pumped into the river. Also, he said all," said George Shanholtz, a member of the Friends protect the river. Turripseed Said there are 200 active that the river had become so low In certain areas that of the St. Johns. Sheriff's B members in the organization. Slashed By County Commission budget) back," Polk said this governor. Last year Polk ap- per cent more. Seminole Sheriff John Polk's agreed upon. Last week Polk agreed to rr.orning. "I'll have to analyze pealed and lost Commissioners cut requests The amended budget, which for five deputies, the conrequest has been cut by reduce his request by $1l9,(X). it." But the sheriff had not figured The amended budget must be gives Polk $2,880,103 Instead of tingency fund, the equipment $1TT,672. 1976-77 $1,million dollar budget At a four-hour work session on an additional $57,000 being in the sheriff's hands by Aug. I. the $3,058,475 he Initially fund and funds for Inm next - Then be has decide vesd he wishes to appeal the corn- Increase over this year's raises for county lawmen u a 3-1 vote - cut $7,944 more proprmatlon. 1 may send It (the amended mission's action to the budget. Polk asked for about 21 adjusted. than the sheriff had previously 14 � 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, 1976 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, July 26, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 1976. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1976; <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/2d738a586e1ae1bf545f35ad95a888e1.pdf 8245feb6ddaa743f4c409134b08a097d PDF Text Text td AN ter I V" 74 -A 0 gald 68th Year, No. 296-Monday, August 2, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents td !!Ifl 1 I!!fr2 n [; 1!1 , jjj .i•. 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( ,\ —I IC: . •-- By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer • ' I____••_\ \ \• ft4 _____ I (.< ,• ____ _____________ l . .- ___________ ____________ - _____ - _______________________ __________ . -- _____ P . t , % ri — ____ 4 I , -io 1 - q) ,4 Xc 10 =.:_U . •T f. -r r- ic .• . .• - ' : •- for approximately Fn h Cl Observation S uicide Attempt 15 minutes Officers said Slusher pulled the trigger but th ere wasn't a bullet In the chamber and Deputy E.H. as Slusher held the when I came out my car was gone," Mead told auto and Deputy Henegar reported she had to turn Slusher into giving up the gun and exiting the stolen Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, where he was on the patrol car's windshield wipers as she stayed car, admitted under provisions of the Baker Act for pistol to his chest saying he wasn't going to get out deputies. __A)U G)--i 4023~ 0 Under from Slusher as his and said lt had been in the au to 's As oth er units, including Lake Mary police, (Hey di ved through the open window as Lt. Roy glove compartment, eight bullets in the clip but joined the chase the stolen car slowed to a stop in Hughey and state troopers jerked open the Standley dived through the open driver's side none in th e chamber. th e outside lane. passenger side door. An 18-year-old Altamonte Springs man was window and wrestled the gun away and other ofMtad had immediately called the sheriff's Officers surrounded the car to find that Slusher &andley's legs danced in mid-air ashestruggled hospitalized for observation today following a ficers dragged Slusher out of the car from the op.. department reporting his auto had been stolen. was holding the cocked automatic in his left hand with Slusher and finally came out of the Cadillac Sunday night stolen car chase in which he at- posite side unharmed. Deputy Ann Henegar was patrolling at SR-434 pointed toward his chest. with the pistol. tempted to shoot himself, sheriff's deputies said. Deputies gave this account of the bizarre chase and 1-4 when she spotted the Cadillac speeding onto "He said he wasn't going to get out. . . .he was De puties and state troopers wr estled a .380 and gun in cident: The struggling 18-year-old, yelling that he 14 with north bound traffic. e gave chase and going to ki ll himself," Henegar reported. wan ted to die, was pinned on the roadside and automatic pistol from a man they identified as James Mead, of 1006 Sweetwater Blvd. South, radioed ahead to other deputies who began conAs officers began talking to the upset driver an handcuffed bef ore emergency personnel c heck ed Den nis William Slusher just before 11 p.m. af te r t he Longwood, pull ed in to the parking lot of a con- verging on the interstate area. ambulance and a county fire rescue unit eased OflIO motor of a stolen Cadillac sedan burned up and the venience store at SR434 and Wekiva Springs Rd. Florida Highway Patrol troopers set up a road the scene without flashing Lights or sirens to standhim for any visible Injuries. auto stopped in th e he avy stream of north bound a bout l0:lOp.m., left the keys ln his l974 Cadillac block south of the SR-46 exit. by if ne eded . After calming the suspect, officers and am.,affic on 1-4 a mile north of the Lake Mary exit, sedan, and went inside to purchase a gallon of milk. As the fleeing Cadillac approached the lake bulance attendants, assisted by firemen, secured All the time northbound 1-4 traffic continued to The stopped car had been surrounded by officers "I wasn't inside more than four minutes and Mary exit smoke began pouring from the stolen swish by as tension built and officers tried to talk Susher on a stretcher and he was taken to Florida '— Z g_-2T~V~ Man Auto Chase Ends In _ _ _ -'Z, !Altamonte uC and that he was going to kill himself. fie identified the automatic pistol recovered just behind the Cadillac. psychiatric examination deputies said. When officers saw their chance to move, Stan. Z C- .... - 79 CIM -V I> % %Ir TAT 713 =00 -4 A1011 Pd it 51 .. -, . -. ii.• . Sheriff's Sgt. Perry Thomas and State Trooper Phil Dixon (left photo) remove the suspect from a stolen auto seconds after Deputy E.H. Standley wrestled a gun from his hand. Dixon handcuffs the struggling suspect (center photo) on the roadside by the car. Officers and emergency crew members (right photo)check the suspect for possible Injuries before transporting him to a hospital (Herald Photo, by Bob Uoyd. ioaay Around The Clock - ___________________ ..1• — _______ I I I ' 2 ° - a . ( ______ I - • - _______________ (A > = _____________________________ ° M Er 4B w 0 4, ° C: Zr a M I > a a - + - -, i - __1 & A The Magills'trailer was parked beside a motel These are the stories some survivors brought out of the water and against another Ir (D k 0 F, C) a E: > 10 0 :0 cLev cp :2 gs 29,9 - a) 0 ca 4 1id -L.J 3 < ~ 9 ?1 11 M > a C:-I _.q;; Z o s3 n ij 0 Err =r a _. - M M M = > > >MM M C_ M = cn M C/-) > C/) b -4 4 A- g .. - = . tn (A -.-- It 0 Cr Cr 0 . Er as 0 • (A 03 :r _j a --1100 M M Z-n — . 4 -) . . Er Er - Ei. . 2) n > 9 W-C-5 -v ii 0 k Ft S_ 1U 4, !L s, A 0 dQ :0 0 FA - .. . .. - 1,126 for Ford hope to beat, was proving himself the scourge of wo quit , i' 2 P 'cc• Ie -4 Judicial requests are one of ja ;.A by Office of Management 0 I I 1000 A 40 , . IN. • . Analysis and Evaluation iOMAE) Director Pat Glisson. In circuit court, officials are requesting $248,710 as opposed to last year's $59,364. Those officials maintain that Seminole has the equivalent nt of 41- fulltime judges, but five fulltime judges are needed. With the current c-.se load, the budget request says, six circuit judges will be required in Seminole County by the end of fiscal 1976-77. The 319 per cent increase is to cover costs of a full circuit court facility to be located at the courthouse in Sanford. In county court, meanwhile, officials are asking for 1134,439. Last year's budget was 221. JlIi But county court officials the addition of a new judge requires more space. They have asked for 1100.000 to renovate facilities now occupied by the state attorney, I'Mr, Ford's problem is that nobody in this LIII! 1 6 for Reagan. Newsweek put Ford at country seems to know exactly what he stands 1,129 and predicted the Presidentwould have ror:" said Sea rs. VP-i the "problem" areas outfined earlier during budget hearings quite formidable of a running mate was "a very fortunate thing" thdate ... because his constituencies happen to be for Ford. -- It almost immediately cinched the ftse that the Republicans definitely need to nomination for him," said Scott, a Ford backer. crack into in the fall in order to beat Carter and ondale," Sears said. Scott cla imed the President already has 1,141 Schweiker, in response to a question, said he 1,166 votes by the first ballot in Kansas City, Iloth Ford and'Reagan spent Sunda), relaxing had no intention of withdrawing as Reagan's in their respective Washington and California rfnning mate. 04 I think they can both get along with one (courtroom)' added Commission Chairman Mike Ibattaway. "We're rea l istically looking at one or 'i,inle %lagazine says it counts ___________________ o g a a r . .': 4, county judge added this year in Seminole Commissioner Richard Lams. "It'll never happen." Both Sears and Schweiker said that despite ~otes locket] up. ekend. the latest Associated Press being in office for two years, Ford has failed to over the we establish a constituency at any end of the 1 clegate poll showed Ford with 1,105 votes, political spectrum. CD By ED PRICX ETT Herald Staff Writer for a facility to house a third I!' / . = X ...... Sc hweiktr himself echoed Sears optimism on running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, in NoNI3C's "Meet the Press," while Pennsylvania's %eIflber senior senator, Hugh Scott, said Reagan's choice = Face Cuts The Seminole County Cornmission is expected to cut by do. You Just had to watch them nosedive.. "Gas pipelines broke, and we had to put our half the more than $300 000 "Over the bridge people at the motel were shirts over our faces the first hour we had to wor th of new requests' subscreaming and running up the hill. Propane keep moving to different sides of the mountain mitted this year by the Links were just hissing. You could smell it." because it kept washing away.... Alanko and his wife opened their home to "It took forever for dawn. They (others in the Circuit Court officials victinis of the rising water. Then he went out to part)) k ept asking my mom what time it was on requested $150 000 for an ad help the wah %Se looked over the mountain and we diUo1 courtroom while the Terri Ptone, 18, Palatine, Ill., was with her saw an orange van crushed and saw parts of county courts asked for $100,000 family in their car: "We pulled over because of other cars with the 130 delegates needed but with Ford Carter was ni"ting today with advisers to plot head and inching doser campaign st ra t egy and work out a sch ed ule. On In the past week the battle has raged over Tuesday he travels to New Hampshire to redeem Reagan's choice of a liberal Republican, Sen. a pledge to return he made after winning the Ri c har d Schweiker of Pennsyl v ania , to be his February prim a ry there On Wednesday i he running niate. Some conservative backers of the ineets with the lkniocratic National Committee foriner California governor expressed dismay in Washington. Ford played hostat the White House last week Ilut on Sunday Reagan's campaign manager, to several GOP state delegations. Although no John Sears. insisted the move has not backfired. reception-, are scheduled this week, Ford and his haven't lost any delegates, not a one," said backers are expected to Lontinue canvassing Sears on ABC's "Issues and Answers." unLonimitted votes by phone. fie also will txIle promised to make an announcement today hweiker selection awaiting responses to a letter he sent Saturday it) that he said would prove the SL all GOP delegates and alternates asking them to has enhanced Reagan's standing with GOP Iist their first five choices for the second spot on ~!elegates from the Northeast. Reagan and S, hweiker plan to make their first joint apSears said on "Issues and Answers" that pearance Wednesday before Mississippi Reagan chose Schweiker to give the GoP a 'clegates in Jackson. balanced ticket that can defeat Carter and his X C/) -01 l Requests for us to help them. There was nothing we could sliding into the river. e egate a Battle still On r cl ' e" Er . S r dressed." worker: "There were cars floating h nald Reagan. Sunda with the 51-year-old Democratic Although bo th sides boast they have enough nominee on the mound they roll ed up t he ir SiXth otes lined up to ens ur e victory in Kansas City , and se ven th straight vic t ories against a local iiiot independent tallies show neither candidate black all star squad ;Ind a media team a W 2 Z% ~r.- = Ej 9 1W I said, 'Honey, you'd beAter get WtUHIINGTON i AP) - With the Republican the softball field in his native Plains, Ga. itional Convention two weeks away, the Carter, Lviltinuing a postDemocratic con(!elegate fight continues in the trenches between vention break. and his Secret Service bodit political armies of President Ford and guards were taking on all corners in softball On — Is by, and "Oh, my God! The water was so high we had to people inside the cars were waving flashlights run up the mountain. Th en, the roa d sta rted But it was, for Douglas Magill of Mishawaka, es on Page 3-A. 03 (A CL CL ~4 the river. It was some sort of a dream. It wasn't ing the river. + -0M . They sounded like thunder and shook the the visibility. The other people around us disound. covered bo th ends of the road were washed Jerry Alanko, Estes Park, Cob., rescue away. md., and his wife, Phyllis. And for hundreds of and campground. The Big Thompson River other persons stranded as a 12 foot wall of water snaked by ou ts ide It was climbing fast when Television .2-B w omen 1-B s ur ged (lo wn a Big Thompson Canyon west of Magill moved his car to higher ground, then here killing at least 58 persons. turned around. One of three bridges near the Hundreds of sur vivors were ferried out by motel collapsed. %%L' Vl'IIFR helicopter or carried out, or led out on Sunday. Magill Then the motel office went then a Sunday's high S today's low Other hundreds remained stranded today as the house went just floating down the riser 75. Rai nf all, .06 inth search for bodies continued. Boulders bigger than a car would be thrown up . 0 CL ef p really happening." ,uar es . > ca b Dna b Hospital . — C" lB B _____ =E Dear Abb - V*IctI ''MS Ifl F IAN[) C l . Al') Th e peo l e in th e out with them restaurant be gan screaming. Within seconds, Do uglas Magill: I looked out and I saw a the restaurant, still full of people, plunged into group of people standing out in the rain, watch. o o ______ t'! _____________________________ Crossword 1 > ' Judicial 4-A NEA ____ .J—. -' ,, Restaurant Plunges Into Surging River If the commission okays the county courts requests, ad.. _•— TREE-TOPPING ditional funds must be spent to Volunteer workers John Matthews (left) and John Gkder flaa Building Chairman John Fehr at a tree-topping certmoay this pay for alternate space for the rve state attorney. responded. O,000 meeting ball addition. I Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) i Continued On Page !-AI IPA lNl~~ ;7~' r; �r U 2A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. 2, 1976 IT1l Blood Found In Suspect's Truck T'io I rt Iri cri&f0 rd 1-1 ii NATION By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Probe Turns Up 19 Harmed By FBI Campaign WASHINGTON (AP) The Justice Department says it has found 19 people who suffered actual harm because they were the targets of an FBI harassment campaign in the 1960s and early 170s. One person was fired from a job and others suffered from Invasions of their privacy. Some lout face with their colleagues because they were falsely branded police Informers. Department officials reported those findings as they discussed their four-month effort to locate the victims and tell them what the FBI did to them. - Eucharistic Congress Opens Thousands of candles PHILADELPHIA (AP) flickered in the wind and a Catholic choir sang of Christ as "the Bread of Life." The 41st International Eucharistic Congress opened with prayer, pageantry and possibly the biggest religious parade in American history. Police said 300,000 persons, including cardinals and bishops who waved and cheered, watched 50,000 men, women and children Sunday in a four-hour, two-mile march from Independence Hail to the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. The day Egan with prayer, in a stirring Mass before 2,000 notables in the cathedral, and ended with a candlelight benediction that asked God's blessing on mankind. - New Russian Tank In Works WASHINGTON (AP) Russia reportedly has moved Into major production of an advanced battle tank that is tiU largely a mystery to U.S. military officials. The Soviet army has not yet deployed the 772 tank outside Russia and this has made it difficult to obtain detailed technical information on its characteristics and performance, US. sources said. Normally, U.S. intelligence learns much about new Soviet weaponry by observing it with Russian units in East Germany or other Soviet bloc countries, or when such weaponry is provided to nations in the Middle East and elsewhere. - Data Puzzles Scientists PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Information that may or may not point to the existence of life on Mars continues to pour tn from Viking 1. Scientists are trying to figure out Just what it means. Viking scientists said Sunday that the data, including an unexpected abundance of oxygen in one of Viking's lifeseeking probes, might be signs of Martian life. But they also said nonliving chemical agents such as peroxide crystals could be causing the reactions. "It would Just be silly of us to say we know what the data means," said Dr. Gerald Soffen, chief Viking scientist. - - - - - Harris Trial May Half LOS ANGELES (AP) The prosecution In the William and Emily Harris trial is considering asking that Jury deliberations be halted until a controversy surrounding the Judge is resolved. The defense centends Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler is guilty of misconduct for falling to tell attorneys that he had been told some jurors might be biased against the Harrises. A hearing on the controversy was scheduled to resume today. So were jury deliberations, which had recessed over the weekend. - WORLD IN BRIEF Chinese Fear Aftershocks Will Bring New Earthquake Foreign residents left Peking and TOKYO (A) Tientsin today for places of safety as the Chinese an average of government reported 110 aftershocks nearly five an hour in the devastated Tangshan area. The aftershocks Saturday night and Sunday, combined with such other indications as nervous behavior of animals in the Peking Zoo, prompted new warnings from Chinese seismologists that a new major quake was unminent. It was the third such warning since Friday. David Dean, deputy chief of the U.S. Liaison Office In Peking, saId 18 wives and eight children of members of the American stall were leaving today, but there were no plans yet to evacuate any of the 31 staff members. Sanford police today were searching for a man In connection with a Saturday night shooting incident in which two men were wounded. Investigators declined to identify the suspect but said it is possible that he too have been shot in the melee at Lake Monroe Terrace parking lot, Police said the suspect's white pickup truck, found Sunday at a residence, had blood on the inside of the cab. Patrolman John Moore reported that a man in a white pickup truck tried to shoot Willie Williams, 50, of Lake Monroe, in the face with a pistol following a bance, but two other men deflected the gun and Williams wasn't hit by bullets. Detective John Foster said that Henry Williams and Early Spikes, of Sanford, were both shot, however, as they ran from the truck. Henry Williams was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, for a bullet wound in the left thigh, Foster said today, and was later released. may domestic Largest' Budge j Okayed ' ByDONNAESTES Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY The city council in workshop session has Informa lly agreed to adopt the highest budget in the threeyear-old community's history at $145,444, retaining the rate of property taxation at three mills, or $3 per $1000 taxable value of real property. The budget breakdown hi cludes: $326,470 revenues and expenditures in the general operating fund and $418,974 the water department. The water department budget antici pa tes receipt of 1354,000 in federal funding through the U.S. Farmers' Home Administration and use of those funds to improve the wa ter department and pay off $70,000 cost of acquir ing current system from Sou thern Gulf Utilities, The city expects real estate tax receipts to rise from re ceived this year to $110,000 in the new year be ginning Oct. 1; road and bridge taxes, received from the county, to double from $2,000 to $4,100 ; cigare tte tax es to go up from $15,000 to $17,000; occupations Licenses to increase from $1,500 to $4,000; electr ical franchise tax to go up from $20,000to$25,000; state revenue sharing funds to rise from $43,000 to $69,000; federal revenue sharing to go up from $14,422 to $15,000 and fines and forfeitures to increase from 112,000 to $16,000. - Oviedo To W eigh - - - Americans Still In Vietnam BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) About 20 Americans and Vietnamese with American passports are believed still in Vietnam following the arrival In Bangkok of 49 Americans and dependents of Americans from Saigon. One of the arrivals, Frederick Gulden, 54, an architect from Chicago, IlL, reported that Vietnamese who were moved out of the cities to new agricultural areas being opened up are "dying like files" from disease and lack of medical care. Several of the evacuees said the Communist government wants to get rid of all the several hundred foreigners still In Vietnam. Most of them are French or Vietnamese with French citizenship. - Chinese Keep Up Service MIAMI (AP) An American tour in PekIig last week continued to receive first-rats hotel service and elaborate meals although the city had been struck by two major earthquakes, a Miami woman said. "They never faded all the way through to serve usa meal and an elaborate meal at that1" Althea McNulty said Saturday after returning from the long trip via Tokyo. And, while convoy, of trucks roared past the ornate Peking Hotel taking troops and equipment to areas where thousands were killed by the quakes, the hotel laundry was washing the American group's clothes, she said. - - - Spikes was treated for a bullet wound in the right knee and released. Foster said today that no arrest had been made in the case but the man police are searching for may have also been wounded in the melee since the inside of the white pickup found by police was spattered with blood, Multiple Charges Altamonte Springs police distur- Amendment OVIEDO The city council at its 7:30 p.m. meeting today will discuss a resolution supporting the efforts of State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) in the last session of the Legislature to amend "Government in the Sunshine" - have char ged two Sanford men with robbery and aggravated assault in connection with a Saturday night purse-snatching at the Skaggs-Albertson parking lot, SR438 and Palm Springs Road. Halsey Dean Piercy, 19, Country Club Road, and William Henry Stokley, 18, of 405 E. 20th St., both Sanford, were booked at county Jail In lieu of $25,000 bond each, according to Jail records. Altamonte police said the arrests were made after Sanford police stopped a sma ll red sedan at Sanford Ave. and Airport Blvd., after Altamonte officers broadcast a description of a car used by two men in the purse-snatching. Police said the Altamonte Springs woman held onto her I S h (t I purse, struggling with a man, who broke into a house at 1401 until she thought she was going W. Fourth St., Sanford. Listed to be run over by the small red as missing were refrigerator car the men were In. and stove and an air conAltamonte officers said a few ditioning unit. minutes earlier another woman Coins, Papers Missing was able to hold onto her purse Arthur Edward Strouse, of outside the Altamonte Mall and Sunset Drive, Longwood, resisted a man's attempt to reported to deputies that $100 in grab the purse. The woman told silver coins plus personal police two men lna red car sped papers in a strongbox were from the mall parking lot stolen when his residence was across to the Skaggs parking burglarized. lot. School Burglarized Rape Report Probed Burglars used rocks to smash Sheriff's detectives today two windows at the Geneva said a 17-year-old Altamonte Elementary School, Lake Springs woman reported she Geneva Drive, Geneva, over was dragged into a car by an the weekend and made off with unidentified man late Friday, a television and a radio, valued forced to go to an apartment, at $160, according to a report and was raped before the man filed by Deputy John Thorpe. freed her. Investigation of the incident is continuing, deputies said itiz today. Two Autos Blasted In other reports, deputies said a south Seminole resident, who's had repeated trouble with vandals driving through his lawn, blast ed at two autos Sunday night as they damaged his turf. Deputy B.L. Thompson said Aaron McGowen, of 2550 Tuscaloosa Trail, fired a .16. gauge shotgun from a window of his home pelting two of three cars on his lawn wi th buc kshot before the unidentified motorists sped away. Appliances Stolen Saifordpoli ce said today that Cecil Brooks, of Plant City, rerorted appliances valued at $2,000 were taken by burglars C en Input Sought By ED PRIO(ETr Herald Staff Writer Citizen participation In county government, at best, is dismal. At regular meetings few citizens attend, and this fact, plus ot he rs, has prompted a flurry of concern on the part of some county commissioners, Commissioner Richard has instructed Of fice of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) Director Pat Glisson to come up with some type of program that includes citizen involvement. Wi lliams sa ys he would like to R get input f rom citizens. At the same time, the commissioner S said he would like to see county government provide citizens wi th more detailed information By The Associated Press about programs and what they ambitious map The millions of road maps gional maps are replacing state mean to citizens. traditionally given out free at maps. Commission Chairman Mike Lhenation'sservice stations are Erickson said one company, Hattaway Is also looking at changing these days. They are which he declined to name, ex- ways to improve comoften smaller, there are fewer perimented last year with a munication between governof them and, in some cases, kind of "minimap," but was ment officials and the average they cost money. dissatisfied and returned to ci tizen, The problem goes back to regular maps. Hattaway says he'd like to 1973. First there was the energy see some type of ad hoc corncrunch. Service stations no mittee appointed to study longer needed ma ps to at tract county government's ef. udici l customers. Then there was infectiveness and make flatlon. Costs rose, and the free recommendations for positive map became an expensive proc ha nges. position for the oil companies. ilattaway's proposal has Today, according to a spo kesafworked well in other areas o man for one manufacturer, the country. It consists of apconsumer loo king for a particupointment of a committee lar type of road map may have (Continued From Page 1-A) peopled by experts in given to try several places before mission is looking at several fields. The "Blue Ribbon" finding exactly what he or she alternatives, panel makes a study of the wants. Though the commission governmental process then There are no nationwide sta- heard Glisson explain Judicial makes its recommendations. tistics available on how many requests on Friday, no formal "I t hi nk the idea is grea t," oil companies s ti ll dis tr ibute decisio ns were made. Hattaway the chairman noted. "But I the maps free of charge. "I do said he expects the commission don't know if it will work in know it's not like it once was," to get down to making cu ts Se minole Co un ty or not." said a spokesman for the possibly by Wednesday. Williams sees more of a American Petroleum Institute. Glisson said he ex expects ts to series of commi ttees that co uld ld lie said some oil companies have direction from corn. provide feedback to elected charge their dealers for the missioners prior to a two-day officials. In o ther words, these maps, leaving it up to the mdi- work session set for Aug. 19-20. agencies or "teams" would vidual station owner to decide Glisson said he expects to report to th e citizens on the whether to pass the cost on to receive a final decision from effectiveness of certain the consumer. A few stations the commission on Aug. 26 or programs. have installed vending machin- 27, in time for a Sept. 14 public "They would," says es and are ex pe rimenting wi th hearing. Williams, "make judgments as 50-and 75-cent maps. This year's $21.6-million in to accomplishments." Conroy V. Erickson, a requests submitted by Williams says he will meet spokesman for Rand-McNally department chiefs must be cut Later this week with Glisson to Inc. of Skokie, Ill., the largest by about $4-milllon lithe county try to work out a program producer of road maps in the commission wishes to maintain before the fiscal 1976-77 budget country, said the free road map the 5.37 mill-land tax levied last is finalized, isnotdead.Buthesaidmanyof year. Williams says a process the oil companies have cut At 5.37 mills, landowners pay should be adopted which would back. ' have gotten out of $5.37 for each 11,000 of taxable allow residents to tell county ccity ity maps and have less property valuation. govermnent what program they want. That same process -according to Williams, should be capable of informing citizens how well a program works. Williams Ma Free Dis appear ing programs." J a Requests Face Cu ts ... ' CALENDAR law. Hattaway's amendment would ha ve excluded from t he law the requirement that meetings of less than a quorum of a governing body at which discussion and decisions are made on business to be open to the public. Hattaway had said the amendment would make the Law easier to enforce, Other items on the agenda for Oviedo's meeting tonight indude: an informal conference with Grover H. Vossregarding the platting of property located at the north end of Long Lake and consideration of a change of zoning on the same property from agricultural to residenu.al; City Clerk Nancy Cox will submit her certificate of qualified candidates for the Sept. 7 city election; Leon 0111ff will issue a proclamation calling foi the election; Council will consider adopting a resolution regarding the election and the official ballot and City Attorney Joseph Davis is to present an ordinance regarding trailer tie-downs. Mayor MONDAY, AC(US1'Z Sanord f AA, 8 p.m. cl osed, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Cha pter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7p.m. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Booster Club meeting 7:30 High will p.m. in the teacher's lounge. Topi cs of discussion will include "Booster Day" and football program ads. Sanford Senior Citizens Club picnic at Zoological P&rk. Meet at Civic Center to go as a group. Bring own lunch. Drinks furnished. WEDNESDA'V, AUGUST 4 Longwood Area Sertoma auction, to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch, 7:30 pin., Maitland Flea Market. Demonstration at 10 s.w. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, on how to grow alfalfa and bean sprouts. General public invited free of charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. regis Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Seminole Legal Notice Legal Notice School Dance, THURSDAY, A(JGUSTS Demonstration on how to make bread and butter pickles at 10a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. General public invited free of charge. Call 3Z3-9340 for registration. Legal Notice CITY BO AROOFAOJU$TMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City ofcasseltserry Board Adjustment will hold a public hearing, Mr James R Moak. on behalf of the applicant, Ranch House of Orange. Brevard, Is questing a conditional 15i H prOvidid by Section 25-115(h) Of the Code, to Provide consumption of alcoholic beverages on premis.s. The parcel is legally described a$: From the Northeast corner of Southwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Section I?. TownshIp 21 South, Ra ng e 30 East, run thence North it dig. 46' 21" West S fiit, run thence 4? deg. 12' 42" East $09.32 feet to Point of Beginning. thence continue Sou th 17 dig 12' 12" East lOO feet. run thence South 42 dig ' West 730 feet to a point on NorTheasterly Right of Way line of Slate Road 436. run thence North 47 dig 099 lI'17" West along saidRight of 100 feet, run thence North 42 dig. 47' 42" East 150 feet 10 Point of Beginning, Public hearIng will be held on Thursday, August 19, 1916 at 7 30 pm in the Csnelbe rry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon thereaft er as possible, Mary W. Hawthorn, City Clerk City of Casselb.rry. Florida Publish Aug 7,, 1976 r.r,- FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF CASSELERRY Notice is hereby gi ven that we are BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT engaged in business at 7OS Elm Ave.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Sanford, Seminole County, Flor ida, the City of Casselberry Board of under the fictitious name of AA # A I Ii$ we - - -mhIl- .nn Wfl n qv. W I -III 9,11 hearing. Mr. William N. Franklin, applicant, is requesting a variance from Sections 25.57 and II. minimum lot width at building line and minimum front yard setback. in order to plat a parcel of land. The parcel is legally descr id as: Begin at the Northeast corner Of the Westerly .42 feet of Lot). Block lof the amended plat of Seminole Park according to the plat thereof as O. A ..v-w- intend toregisler saidname with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 11165.09 Florida Statutes 1951 51g. Sean McLain Debra J. Bowiin Publish Aug. 2, 9. II, 23, 1976 4 DEC-13 -- Of thtPublic R ecords of Seminole County. Florida: Thence run N $1 deg. 30' 00" W. 320.00 feet: Thence run S OS deg. 30' 00" W 243.793 qq, Thence run N. 75 dig. 09' 2$" E. 23.125 feet: thence run SI? dig, 12 , 3$" E. 100,300 feet: Thence run 552 dig. 04'27" E. 100200 feet; thence run SS$ deg. 01' 16" E. )OI34S fret tO a point on the East line Of the Westerly 3.42 feet of said Lot I, Block I. Amended Plat of Seminole Park; Thence run N. OS dig 30' 00" E. along said East line of the Westerly 9.42 feet of Lot 1, Block I, Amended Plat of Seminola Park. 267. 00S feet to the Point of Begin fling. Public hearing will be held on Thursday, Aug. 19, 1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the Casseiberry City Hail, 9$ Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk City of Canelberry, Florida Publish Aug. 2, 1976 DEC 16 CITY OFCASSELBERRY SOARDOFADJUSTMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Casseiberry Board Of Adjustment will hold a public hearing. Mr. Darryl Osterhovdt, applicant, is requesting a variance from Section 22$of the s.d. to construcf an Inground swimming pool three (3) feet from the rear of the structure and eight (I) tilt from the rear properly line. The parcel Is legally described as: , Lot 3, Bloc k "0", Camelot Estates Casselberry, Florida Public hearing will be held on Thursday, August 19. 1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the Casseiberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon theraftet as possible. Mary W. Hawthorne City Clerk City of Casselberry Florida Publish Aug. 2, 1916 DEC i; _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged In busi ness 1)1 HIckman Dr., Sanford. Seminole County, Florida under the tictitious name of CERAMICMAIDS, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance With the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. S. Barbara A. Prescott Doris J. Johnson Publish July 12, 19, 26. Aug. 2. 1976 0EB47 _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1113.CA.0 9. 0 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LARGO. Plaintiff, CARL F. ATKISSON, it Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CARL F AIKISSON RESIDENCE UN KNOWN All parties claiming interests by, rouof, under or against CARL F. ATK ISSON and to all pa rt ies having or claiming to have any right, Wit oc interest in the real property herein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgageon the following real peoperty in Seminole County, Florida Lot IS. Block "C", NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 3, of UNIT I, according to the plat thereot as recorded in Plat Book 17, Ptgel9, Public Records of Seminole Cou nty, Flor ida, has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ofyour* written defenses, if any, to it on van den BIrg, Gay & Burke. P A, at Post Office Box 793. Orlando, Florida 32*02, and tile the original with the Clerk of t he above styled court on or before September 2nd, 1976, otherwise a iudgmenl may be entered aginst you for the relief demanded In the complain? or petition. WlTNESSmy hand artdthesealof said Court on July 29th, 1976. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court By: Jean E Wilke Deputy Clerk Publish Aug 2. 9. 16. 73, 1916 DEC II ___ CITY OF CASSELBERRY SOARDOF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE ISIIEREBY GIVEN that the City of Casselberry Board of Adiustment will bold a public hearing. Mr. Robert F. Gjtst, op plicanl, Is requesting a Conditional use to operate a used car tot In a C I zone as provided by Section 25115(g) of the C4e. The parcel Is iegally described as. ' The Northerly 13 feet of the Easterly 16$ feet of Lot I, BlOck 1, Casselberry Heights, Plat Book 9. Page 37 Public Hearing will be held on Thursday, August 19. 1976 at 7:30 P.M. in the Casselberry City Hall. 95 Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon thereafter as possible, Mary W Hawthorne City Clerk City of CaswIb.rry. Florida Aug 2, Publish DEC II 1976 - I Binford Petition FLORIDA IN BRIEF SEBRING (AP) "I don't think I'll ever get over it," says Ida Ruley, the owner of a boarding house in which four elderly persons died in a smokey blaze. "These people are just like our own family." Fire officialssaid the four victims were t000idto get out of bed fast enough to open windows for fresh air when fire and smoke swept the second floor of the Sebring Boarding Sunday. "They were asleep and it happened so fast," said firefighter Ken Haynes. "They weren't burned; they died from smoke Inhalation. They're all old people and couldn't move that fast." Eight others were injured, but 28 were evacuated to safety. Fire officials said the cause of the blaze had not been determined, - single man, Defendant AMENDED r. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an Amended Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure entered July 29. 1916 in the Circuit Court of ittif Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida in Civil Action No. Cl 7260 CA 09 A, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR Clerk of the said Court. will Sell f cash in hand to the highest and best bidder at the West front door of the Se minole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida at 11:00 A.M. or August 13. 1976 the following described real property situate in Seminole C ou nty, Florida, towit: Lot I, Block 0. LINCOLN PARK SUBDIVISION, as recorded in Plat Book 7. Page 93, the Public Records of the Seminole County, Florida. Dated this 79th day of July. 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk THOMAS, BRUGGEMAN 1. SADER Post Office Box 1666 Orlando, Florida 32501 Publith A ug . 7, 1976 DEC-19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ACTION NO. 76.1 341.CA.04.E In CIVIL Re:the Marriage of RICHARD FRANKLIN Mc'\ CHESNE Y, Husband, Petitioner, AND PEGGY GUSSIE McCHESNEY, Wife, Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO: PEGGY GUSSIE MC CHESNEY. whose last known residence and mailing address Is 2151 Fellowship Road, Tucker. Georgia YOU ARE HEREBY notified that a proceeding for Dissolution Marriage has been filed against you and that Petitioner, RICHARD FRANKLIN McCHESNEY, seeks Other relief against you AND, you are required to appear and file your Answer or other def en se or pleading with the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County. Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's attorney. TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT. Esquire, Suite 301, Altamonte Centre. 25) Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Florida, 32701, onorbefore the 2lth day of August, 1976, or oIhirwie a default will be entered against you WITNESS my hand and Official seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on th.S 16th day of July. 1916 (Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda M. Shaw Deputy Clerk TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT. Esq Attorney for Petitioner Su ite 301, Altamonte Centre 2.S1 Maitland Avenue Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701 Publish:July 19, 26, Aug 2, 9, 1976 - iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 76.1312.CA 0' Div. CE SALVATORE PEDOHE and ROSE PEDONE, hiS wife, Plaintiffs. vs. JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and PATRICIA A YASTE. as joi nt tenants with right of survivorship and BARNETT BANK OF WINTER PARK, N A De fendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE .1 curvature of - MIAMI (AP) "I used to ride them and watch people onshore waving," retired sailor Al Ringer recalled five Tall Ships paraded into the Port of Miami. "Now I'm the one looking out. Sometimes I wish i was out there." As Ringer, a 71-year-old retired U.S. Merchant Marine sailor, and tens of thousands of others watched just as wistfully Sunday, South Florida held its own version of New York's Four th of July Ope ration Sa il gala. Officials said 50,000 to 70,000 spectators lined the shores of two islands and a causeway linking Miami and Miami Beach to watch the U.S. Coast Guard bark Eagle lead the procession down Government Cut. - 46 ' i HOSPITAL NOTES (Vest Virginia Ref use To End iners . V fi.n - JULY 31, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: John J. Tovell Ylenry Williams Edna H. Waggoner, Chuluota Thomas Hill, Deltona Zigmont J. Krizinski Howard R. Shuck Earl l'routner Roy C. Massey, Chuluota Gladys M. Brunt, Davenport, Iowa Dennis C. Kimball, DeBary Wnn,l .uu. fl..I.i,,k UI IIpiI LJvIIuIIa Sanford: Larry M. Alien Brooks David Carpenter Mildred Dougherty Louis Fly Roberta Griffin Evelyn Neiman Charlotte Phillips " Norma Sparks Avis Sternstrom Susan Tenney Deborah Weaver William West, DeBary Eleanor liartik, Deltona R osa Cannon, Deltona Sophia Hendricks, Deltona Leona Iliffe, Deltona Charles Willard, Deltona Gladys Brown, Lake Mary Isabell Cannon, Lake Mary Larry Bissell, Orange City Marjorie Fleury, Oviedo AUGUST 1, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Arnold C. Cleveland Joe T. Collins Virginia Orteze Connell, Deltona Cynthia Ferro, Deltona Margaret A. Hayward, Deltona UtIle H. Ilrawley, Denison, Texas Russell M. Aldred, New Sm)Tna Beach Fred B. Crockett, Orlando Grace E. Miller, Osteen Ruth B. Sutterby, Winter l'ark DISCIIARGF,.s Sanford: Diza E. Brown Marjorie J. Halback Barbara A. Parisi Henry Williams Janette Ogden, DeBary Rose E. Williams, DeBary Donald E. Brown, Deltona Lillian L. Diflona, Deltona Israel Fistunan, Deltona Annabelle H. Johrden, Deltona Rebecca Perez, Deltona Ronald Alexander, Lake 'tonroe _ _______ Fie ______ ______ orianft S1p ititg 1(06 _____ . Meanwhile, . . .: Owi 'tigLet it Grapefru it Crop At ReC ord Hig - _____________________ £ MRS. JOIINCIE W. PORTER 820 W. 20th St., Sanford, died Saturday. Born in Washington, Mrs. Johncie W. Porter, 80, of D.C., he came to Sanford in 200 W. 17th St., Sanford, died 1960. fie was retired from Sunday. Born in Tazewell, Va., government service and was a or she came to Sanford in 1966 and member of the All Souls proven our ability to market even larger crops. Third, the was a member of the United Catholic Church and the t experience shows a way to o 0. Methodist Church of Crystal American Legion Campbellorange growers to solve some of Lossing [lost River. their marketing and profit Survivors include his wife, Survivors include one problems." daughter. Mrs. Virginia Allen Mrs. Dorothy M. Matthews of On the problem of marketing Sanford; two sisters, one of Sanford; two sons, James larger grapefruit and orange Porter of Ashville, N.C., and brother. JohnG. Porter of Avon Park, 10 Brisson funeral home in crops, thegrapef United spokesman said the ru it experience a grandchildren and seven great- charge, should show the only concern grandchildren. the Florida citrus industry has --0 IS OOC of shortage "which could Funeral Notices ROSALIE MATCHETT happen to us in a few hours of )! hurricane, freeze or the longer PORTER, MRS. JOHNCIE W.Miss Rosalie Matchett of 2013 range toll of disease and w'Gravesde funeralservices for S. Palmetto Ave., Sa nf ord. di ed Mrs JohncieW Porter, 00,04 200 banization killing our trees." \Vh('l'(' Ii' go) l'nra)l h July 27 at Sanford Nursing and W 171h St. Sanford. who died "How can you be concerned illililImIt lit1 VIW titil Sunday. will be held at 7 30 P rn, Convalescent Center. a bo ut marketing larger crops ;li)Lli Tuesday at Crystal River Gravesideserviceswereheld Cemetery Brisson Funeral when the 1975-76 grapefruit 10u1111 \ in Homc charge at Anthony Cemetery, Anthony of movement as certified through HARRIET DEAS ,Srranqernents at p.m., July 29, for members July 18 by Winter Haven JEAN BRYANT MATTHEWS, BERNARD 0.of the immediate family. 81.1 9212 Inspection Service shows we Funeral services br Bernard G Brisson Funeral home was in Sanford Matth ews. 7). of 520 W 201h St. have responded to production Sanford, who died Saturday. will charge. by moving a crop challenges be held at Warn Tuesday at the SHIRLEY MILLETT that is 183 per cent larger than Brisson Funeral Home with the 834 921? MRS. E'rIiELs'rEIlLlN(; Rev William Ennis officiating the hare bones 26.3 million box Casselbe'ry Winter Sprirqs in lieu of flowers donations may crop we were left within 1963'64 Forest City be made to the Cancer Fund Mrs. M Etl'el Maxwell Sterling, after the 1962 freeze?" Altamonte Brisson Funeral Home in charge 84. of 564 W. Plantation f The United spokesman said RUTH TUECH Boulevard, Lake Mary, died the "profit key" to all Florida 834 9212 Sunday evening at Seminole citrus growers seem ed to be a MtamonteSprinq, Memorial Hospital. A native of __ R "restoration of balance" in Loiwood _ Cambridge, Md., she had lived (East) fresh and processed sales Sunday's high 95, today's loss in Lake Mary for the past year, which, he said, had "slipped HI LDA RICHMOND coming here from Annapolis, 75. Rainfall: .06 inch. toward processed in everything Partly ('loud)' through $74 3!oi Md. exce pt grapefruit." Deltorsa mainly She was a Methodist and a Tuesday, Scattered "Only 12.5 per cent or less of for the State of afternoon thundershowers. retired clerk highs mostly In lower 90s and Maryland. losss tonight In 70s. Variable I Survivors include two sons, winds 10 m.p.h. Rain 1 LI. Col. Philip C. Sterling Jr., p ~ probability is 50 per cent. U.S. Army retired, of Lake EXTENDED FORECAST Mary and William M. Sterling Scattered mainly afternoon of Missoula. Mon., eight and eeuing thundershowers, m grandchildren and 11 greatsslth highs in the upper *Os to grandchildren. mid 90s and Iosss In the lOs. (;rainkow-Gaines Funeral Tuesday's Daytona Beach Home, Longwood, in charge. tides: high 2:07 a.m., 2:51 p.m., Where Quality Sells & Service Tells low 8:15 a.m., 9:04 p.m. Port BERNARD G. MAli HEWS Canaveral: high 1:41 a.m., 2:35 104 E. Commercial Dial 327-5762 Bernard G. Matthews, 73, ,f p.m.. loss 8:09 a.m., 8:44 P.M. ALL WESTERN TACK AND SADDLES . . Last Week Of Our t-~, I - 1, Semi-Annual 1b Storewide Sale Thru August 7 ,.,1Iil1l1i~0-- 4-11 . . 1 1 15 /O OFF I. 10% to 20% OFF IIcJIIIL 3 - I Men's & Ladies' Leisure Suits lO% OFF ALL SQUARE DANCE ________________________________________________ 50 % OFF 1 . . . Skirts, Dresses, Pettie Pants, Soft & Net Crinolines. Shoes and Accessories. '10% OFF Straw & Felt Hats and ALL ________ - A rp.,srI t. eLa'x KAIR,, Nkl _'_,,__ --- S,'-' - __ Eiii"nhig IkndrJ - 14" itY, A,C6, kiii1111, NW, E-! Publ,%h.d Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The SanIord Herald. Inc.. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla 11 111 i',, 11 'r 114S4 , * ,fiii ~W N 34- _M~~ _ 4,1,46 .'t.e 1 ,,"t*ff, hli hhI' '. i_','-j.k' k'.4J.4' 'rt. 's 'P ,1 . Men's and Ladles' Leather Jackets and Coats Ladies' & Men's Boots 996 .,taSj.jt, ,.p,,,_,1??,. '...s."-:' ..) . 1j , T"i !4 West Church St. Orlando, Fla. Downtown HOURS: Across from Rosie O'Grady 9:30 am to 5:30 pm Ph. (305) 422-3261 Mon.-Sat. bai",1 ~ - j . , . I A~' 1~"%V'11,4 1 ~54,,!' , - L, 'A 'i-. t'-4.r -i'2111' ot\,p. ! : ,; , o tl.?ti ' v',: p':':.a,''.z'-. f,.' cç Horse Care Products All Sales Final $ 'r i!',L'.'. -s ,, Entire English Stock , Boots I 0 OFF All English ~,\ . ' '4--A 15% TO 40 O,/ "1 (e/o11k'N - INCO /) , __________ . ' ___________ CIRCLE P CORRAL WEATHE $ 6pUu(g, We u,in.gde,t u,tkete '. I l Ike g'uz ka6 'ti, . ' -- Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 37171 Hme Delver. 5$ cents MQ&h 67 40. 6 Mont $il 20 625 40 By M.,.l In Florida same 'IS ?'()Me deliver , Allother M'inth 17 70 s u' ' j %. "j", ., _________ mission's First District, said he SR-15, . (SEAL) Monday, August 2, 19/6-Vol. 68, No. 296 I have used I 1976 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Linda M. Shaw Deputy Clerk JOHN A. BALDWIN of Baldwin & Dikeou Attorneys at Law $00 Highway 1797 Fern Park, Florida 32730 Altorney for Plaintltf Publish July 19, 26, Aug 2. 9. 1976 DEB 71 operation so she could graduate TALLAHASSEE (AP) Afflicted wi th a birth defect, f rom the University of Sou th ' stricken with epilepsy, raped Florida as a speech major. 11 and having suffered a heart at. "Maybe I did have some fear tack have not altered Janet L of what might happen. I wanted Seminole County Commission Findling's philosophy of paople to know I could finish a candidate Thomas Binford says benefiting from experiences. B.A., or I wanted it on my he has secured enough petition " the unfortunate tombstone. I don't know," Miss signatures to qualify as an things that have happened to Findling explained. independent hopeful In the me to my benefit," said the 29Later that year, surgery September 7 primary election, year-old epilepsyconsultant to a could be prolonged no more. Binford, who is opposing federally funded council on re- Whlleontheoperatlngtableshe Democratic incumbent Michael tardatlon. suffered a heart attack. Hattaway in the county cornMiss Findling was born with a Paralyzed, months of therapy the spine and two followed. planned to turn his petition over fused vertebrae in the neck. She She returned to college, re-to Seminole Supervisor of started physical therapy at 6, ceived a master's degree, Elections Camilla Bruce a day but one side of her body taught for a while and finally before the August 3 deadline. ;.-..' remains shorter than the other moved to Tallahassee In her The petitions of all county which causes her to limp, present position. independent contenders must While a sophomore in Palm In September, 1973, while viabe certified by the elections it seems Beach High School, she passed iting her parents in Palm A street sign In Lake Mary may look confusing, but office to insure that each ROAD but It connects to out in class one day. The diag- Beach, two armed men robbed Evausdale Rd. cannot be seen from candidate has secured nosis epilepsy and a brain the family and raped Miss Jackson Rd., hence If you travel down Jackson Rd., you will signatures from at least 10 per CONFUSION? tumor in a de lica te part of the Find ing. into Evansdale Rd. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) cent of the registered voters in brain that made surgery risky. She says the incident did not the area he wishes to represent. Around June, 1968, "things scar her. It made her more inBinford, who recently . started to get worse," she re- terested in the rights of prisoncompleted a term as chairman called. At that time she was ers and of victims. M of the Seminole County Port havingasmanyasloOseizures "Iguesslalwaystrytofind Authority (SCOPA), said his a day. the good side of whatever petition contains around 2,600 Sur gery was ordered to re- tragedy has occurred," she names. This is about 20 per cent move a calcium deposit near said. "I guess, rat he r than a bo ve the required 2,185 in the speech centers of the brain, being bitter against the whole District I, with the extra By The Associated Press sight, however, for the rubber ances. They claim the a.ssoci- But she pleaded to postpone the world." signatures providing insurance Picket lines today dashed the workers strike that has idled a r,.Ii.,,., Inn mi,,.h nn ISm 'JU M'II VII IIIC agai nst thosee which ma y be hopes of West Virginia coal op60,000workers for 104 day courts to solve disputes which Small Tractor, Small Price thrown out as "invalid." erators that some miners would 12.30 Isp dies*[ A weakening in the coal strike could be handled at the local break ranks in a two-week-old had seemed likely after United level through union grievance 1!IU$TI wildcat strike that has spread Mine Workers' District 31, procedures. to8O,000 miners in seven states. representing about 20,000 Local 1759 struck last month "It didn't pan out," said a miners in northern West Vir- over a job-posting grievance at spokesman for Consolidation ginia, voted over the weekend the Cedar Coal Co. mines. When Coal Co. Pickets were march- to heed its leadership's call to a judge fined the local $50,000 m ' ing at its 11 mines, which em- return to work today. plus $25,000 a day, other locals _____ ploy 3,700 men, and no workers Hood Tractor Co. But more than 1,500 miners in joined the strike in sym pa thy. _______ 1130 N Ora,,. S;e,,,om Trail showed up for the ear ly shift. A the southern areas, including By Friday, an estimated 80,000 O,'t4i,do, 33544 spokesman at the Eastern As- the 213 mem be rs of Local 1759 miners were out in West 411 Maen.t,a A.. At?mont, Fla 32151 sociated Coal Co.'s Federal No. who started the strike, vowed Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, A tamonte p''' ______ 421 4$44 ii. ;i.v I mine at Grant Town said "a Sunday to Dress their walkout. Ohio India na 1linni anti carload and a truckload" of despite a federal Judge's offer Pennsylvania. pickets appeared and no miners to cancel $300,000 in fines if t he y In other labor developmen ts : reported for work. went back. -California's 76 canneries Local 1759 president Hayes began reo pe ning to process tomany of Califor. nia's canneries reopened after Holstein had predicted after the matoes, apricots, pears and tli~ settlement of a harvest-time vote that i( they I miners in the peaches after 13 Teamsters Iafli~ strike by 60,000 cannery work. north) go back, we'll just send cals representing 60,000 canne'T" ers, and the nation's air traffic up pickets and have them out ry workers ratified a settlement late Friday of an 11-day strike. controllers ended a work slow- again." The weekend meetings had The three-year pact, hamdown that caused delays at a TOM BINFORD _ few airports. No solution was in been called at the direction of mered out by negotiators in UMW President Arnold Miller, Washington, will raise the ON VACATION I who told local union presidents current $4.93 hourly wage by on Friday in Charleston, W.Va., $1.60. CELERY CITY to order their members back to -The Federal Aviation Adwork. ministration said air traffic PRINTING COMPANY eminerssathey would controllers had ended their not return unless they got to four-day "work by the book" h IS CLOSED FOR VACATION meet with officials of the Bitu- slowdown after the FAA agreed TILL AUGUST 9. Record fresh our fine 1975-76 round orange minous Coal Operators Associ- to expedite action on a pay ORLANDO domestic and export grapefruit and Temple crops will have ation to discuss their griev. reclassification study. sales have led movement of the gone into fresh markets. If state's largest grapefruit crop compared with grapefruit's 40 :0-Aiiiii~!1111111111111~~iillllllil~I in history, United Growers said per cent it is obvious we are not today, advertising, promoting or Fresh grapefruit sales will merchandising our oranges as reach and pass 39 million four- we should," McGee said. fifths bushel cartons in 1975-76 __________________________ season or approximately 40 per cent of a crop that has long been 0 dominated by processing, said 4 Gen. Mgr. Wilson McGee o(the '. Orlando-based grower or ganization. "The fresh grapefruit record proves several points. First. a I quality product will sell profitably. Second, we have I W. AND PATRICIA A. VAST F Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor. tgage he, been filed against you, and you are required to servea copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on JOHN A. BALDWIN. Baldwin I, D'keu, Attorneys at Law. 500 High xay 17 92, F er n Park, Florida 32130. and liletheoriginel with t h e C ler k of the above styled court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or befor e Aug us t 2 4th. 1976, QIh(rwie a ivdgment may be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint, THIS NOTICE shall be published once each week for four (4) con secutive weeks in the Evening Herald. Sanford. Florida WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on this ISth day of July, Tall Ships Visit Miami AREA DEATHS DEB 72 Woman ies Def All O dds : Ready Home ERNEST L. CRANE, l A fflicted '_i , ~. - Four Persons Die In Nursing Home Fire IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. CI,62SOCA09A LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION, Plaintiff "1 Monday, Aug. 2, 197a-IA 1 I .'t �Evening Heiald P 0o N. PRENCH AVE., SANF'OHD, FI.A. 32771 Area ('ode 30C-322.2611 or 831-9993 Monday, August 2. 1976.-4A Around WAYNE 1). 1OY1.E, Publisher WIllIAM Ii CURRIE. Managing Editor 9 — _______ lIi'ine I)t'liverv: Week. 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $2840. l Miil: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 'N [ ç,1J _______ w Farm Pamphlets Are Boondoggle Government pamphlets explaining work dangers to farmers and ranchers are sparking controversy because of material one congressman says must have been written "for a New Yorker about to visit a farm for the first time." The booklets, prepared at a cost of almost $500,000 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are designed to help farmers and ranchers understand new federal safety rules, so they say. One pamphlet, "Safety With Beef Cattle," declares in large, bold print that "hazards are one of the main causes of accidents" and explains, "You can make your work area safe by finding hazards and removing them." Sen. Carl Curtis, R-Neb., says the language Is "so incredibly arrogant and insulting that it nearly leaves me speechless." He said OSHA material for other industries is not so childish and that apparently only farmers have been singled out for such treatment. (Like, for instance, Senator, the OSHA regulation requiring separate male and female toilets for family owned and operated firms?) The beef cattle booklet has the American National Cattlemen's Association "laughing with tears in our eyes" with such advice as: "When .loorz are wet and slippery with manure, you can have a bad fall. You could also trip over junk or trash." The pamphlets are being distributed in cooperation with the Extension Service in the Agriculture Department. New federal rules affecting farmers who hire outside labor have been announced by the agency. One cluster of regulations affecting protective shields around machinery was to have gone into effect June 7 but was delayed until Oct. 25, partly because the informational material, including the pamphlets, was not ready. Rep. Thomas Hagedorn, R-Mich., said, "The material in these pamphlets seems to be written for a New Yorker about to visit a farm for the first time." He said 155,000 copies of each of 28 pamphlets are being printed at a cost of $347,220 and that the government paid experts at Purdue University $119,500 for developing the material. Among the pamphlets are: Safety with FrontEnd Loaders; Beware of Machine Hazards, Rules for Flagmen, Cotton Harvesting Safety, Using Anhydrous Ammonia Safely, Safety with Rotary Mowers, Working Safely with Poultry, and Using Grain Harvesting Equipment. Sen Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., noted that a new OSHA pamphlet advises farmers to "speak softly to cows." "Then there's one about being careful when you step in manure because it's slippery." (Reprinted with permission from the Santa Ana Register) Slow Progress While the United States of America has been celebrating iii 200 years of nationhood, our friends In Western Europe have taken a step toward forming a more perfect union of their own. The nine countries of the Common Market finally have agreed on the size and composition of a European Parliament to be elected in 17& Officially at least, European governments still look upon the Common Market as a framework for eventual political union. Ever since Napoleon's time, the Idea of a United States of Europe has inspired some political thinkers as the ultimate key to peace and prosperity on the continent. The survival and growth of the Common Market has kept the flame alive, although realists admit that the ground gets sticky when the confront the Issue of submerging political as well as economic Independence to the common cause. An elective European Parliament with 410 members could turnout to be quite an arena for conflict and debate, especially If it presumes to wield any real political power. Britain, France, Wed Germany and Italy each would hold 81 seats, with the remainder going to the other five countriats on the basis of their relative size. While the European governments now are determined to go ahead and set up such a parliament, we won't he holding ow breath waiting for it to start assuming any sovereignty. Frankly, we doubt If many Europeans are holding their breath In anticipation, either. BERRY'S WORLD hb17 I '-' x "Gosh, SOft I wish I could help you, but I'm afraid I'm going through an identity crisis, too!" The Clock By BILL CURRIE Attended a double celebration of sorts in Jacksonville over the weekend as the bride of 18 years and yours truly were co.guests of honor at a wedding-anniversary party. A nephew unwittingly p4cked our anniversary date to become a new groom and I must admit that for a guy who was taking that initial step to the altar he showed some class and Ingenuity. Early Saturday afternoon, he caine to the conclusion that many of those In attendance at the wedding would surely 'decorate' his automobile prior to the departure of the bride and groom on their honeymoon. So he wisely packed the bags the two would need, locked them securely In the trunk and hid his car In a friend's garage where It wouldn't be found by those pranksters. Uving In a rather fashionable neighborhood, the groom's father had arranged for an off-duty deputy sheriff to control the flow of traffic before, during and after the wedding. Once the marriage vows were exchanged and the well-wishers gathered around to toast the union, the newlyweds quickly changed Into traveling attire and headed out the door for parts unknown. All the rice.tossers wondered where the groom's car was parked, hoping to get that one last chance to write significant phrases on same with various and sundry colors of paint and the like. However, none was In sIght and as the couple dashed through the long line of guests a sheriff's cruiser slid next to the curb and the newlyweds jumped into the back seat andwere whisked away before anyone knew what had happened. Later, we all learned that the off-duty deputy had transported them to their 'stashed' auto and before anyone could follow In pursuit the couple had departed for an undisclosed destination. We had never heard of this being done and were amazed that the groom and his father had planned the exit so well that it w'. 'Lf without a hitch. It wasn't necessarily sr earth-shattering thing, but unusual and I thought you might enjoy reading about a different touch to a wedding. TOM TIEDE They nded with the Soviet has gone. The Olympic spirit is $50 million. We are the only -25, 90 over-all. Most of them Harvey Glance, Phoenix City, Union, the host country for the missing." country that does not have came from its women, who Ala.; Johnny Jones, Lampasas, er. 1980 Games and the country The next Games are in Mossome government assistance." dominated the swimming Tei.; Millard Hampton, San Now the question is, are the whose athletes won the most cow, four years from now. The Americans won eight events almost to the extent the Jose, Calif., and Steve Riddick, Olympics over? Has the world medals here, accusing Canada There is no way of knowing how ___________________________________________________ gold medals Saturday, five of American men ruled theirs. PhiladelphIa, won the 400tgrown the vision of Baron de of kidnaping a 17-year-old diver they will fare. There are Shirley Babashoff, America's meter relay in 38.33 seconds. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Auo. 2. lfls—SA them in boxing, for their best ubertin, who sought broth- and angrily demanding his re- reports from China Indicating showing of the Games. But top woman swimmer who won The quartet of Harvey Fraerhood through sports in found- turn to Russian control. that enormous nation, not an there was disappointment, too. three silver and a gc!d, cast a zier, Philadelphia; Bennie ing the modern Game's in 1892? It was symbolic of the course Olympic participant, may stage - They lost a couple they figured glance at the broad-shouldered Rrnwn, Malpitas, Calif.; Fred has, as International Olympic of the Games — athletes ser- conflictIng games with in- Greece, gantic problems of organ. to win — Frank Shorter in the East German women and Newbouse, Baton Rouge, La., Committee director Monique ving as pawns In a larger game, vitations to the 28 African naPhillip Krumm, the head of ization." marathon and Dwight Stones in sniffed: and Mule Parks, Los Angeles, Berlioux said, the soul gone 'out mere walk.on participants on a tions that boycotted the XXI 01. the United States Olympic As to the Americans' per- the high Jump. "I'm glad I don't have to walk won the 1,600 meters easily In of the Olympics? global stage concerned with ympiad. Committee, opposed the latter formance, which ended on a The United States finished around my neighborhood 2:58.. The Games ended Sunday, as politics, Intern at Ion a I Beyond Moscow, the future is suggestion and Insisted that (1) high note Saturday, Krumm wIth 34 gold medals, 35 sIlver looking like a guy." Those were the filth and sixth they started more than two diplomacy, racial tensions, even more cloudy. Conflicting the Games will continue and (2) said, "We did better than the and 25 bronze, a total of 94. The East German women gold medals collected by the weeks ago, with pomp and cer. wheat deals, fears, security, proposals have been made the Americans will im- last Olympics against tougher Russia led with a count of 47.43. won both their relays in the II- Americans in track and field, a jnony clouded by controversy "They have placed an Iron disperse the Olympics among prove,"The name and the competition. We spend $1 mil- 35, 125. East Germany, backed nal day of track and field, and sport they once dominated. and international political collar on the Olympics," said various countries, or give the Games will carry on," he said, lion a year on team developby a massive government the American men won both of wrangling. Madame Berlioux. "The soul Games a permanent site in but noticed, "we face some gl- ment, The East Germans spend subsidy program, (Continued on Page5A) produced 40- theirs. ___________________________________________________ - Ads Give To e h CI e Abandon Obligation , \ ) i . i - ' _____ - \- _______ ' _______ I ________ ' c. . '. ________ _________ ___________ . .. ______ _______________ ________________ ______ _______ ______ ________ aIN4 ____________ _________ ..,, ___________ _________ ________________ ________________ _____________ _______ ____ ________ N, _. ' Does advertising contribute anhlng to world? Is mankind served by efforts to show that his brand of miracle suds gets clothes whiter than those miracle suds? Couldn't the $28 billion spent In America every year on advertising be4 better used elsewhere, say in improving the nation's schools? Such questions have been asked not only by critics of this country's economic system but by conscientious advertising people themselves, and certainly by everyone who has ever been Irritated by an interuption to a television program for some Inane commercial "message." One leading member of the advertising profession has met the questions head on. Rather than being an expensive parasite on the social structure, "adverttping is as vital to the preservation of freedom in my country as free exercise of publishing a newspaper or the free exercise of building a church or the free exercise of the right of trial by Jury." aserts Tom Dillon, chairman of the board of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. ror one ming, ne poirns ow in an aaaress reprinted in the BBDO Newsletter, the ads' agency's house organ, part of that $28 bIllion allegedly wasted on local and national advertising pays the entire cost of running all radio and television networks In the United -- - - -- m.i.t. JOHN CUNNIFF Our columns about reporter Bernton's experIences among the migrant workers, mean. while, brought down an avalanche of letters upon the Labor Dept. The mall was so heavy, secretaries had to use a form letter to respond to all the Inquiries. This has produced some favorable results. Labor Secretary William J. Usery met with Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to discuss what the Administration could do to help migrant workers. Our sources say Usery sincerely wants to press for collectie bargaining rights for farm workers. He also met with representatives of the National Assn. of Farmworker Organizations, a group that has been rebuffed by the Labor Dept. in the past. As a direct result of our columns, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has also agreed to inspect five times more migrant howing next year. More comprehensive '" Seahawks Come Close, Fall By 2 7-20 Expansion teams aren't sup.Union enlarged Its over-all stiperiority, increasing its total season game. Seattle and the NFL's other newcomer this ast Germany, with a popu- But the Klngdome crowd of got to see all our people and still - ! - - veteran quarterback Jim Plun- second touchdown after Andy 15-14, Detroit defeated Buffalo given a perfect 10 seven times. Nikolai Andrlanov of the So- days before the season opener In the third period to put the lation time on rookie Gordon Houston plays at Kansas City. Washington added a third, gold medals, but didn't make /, c Ke e ye r The Russians won 47, East Jim Zorn, who spelled starting seconds, but was dropped two Germany 40 and the United quarterback Neil Gralf after yards short of the goal line as SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (AP) StateS 34. halftime, passed and ran the clock ran out. — A magistrate's hearing is This subordinate position tO Seattle's way back into the "This game gives us a great scheduled today in SummerCommunist rivals is certain tO vile, S.C., for former Citadel provoke fresh howLs from the basketball star Rodney traditional "Viewers With McKeever, who was arrested AliU'm,"whOthinkthepoWerfUl during the weekend on charges United States should never lose of forgery and receiving stolen sports contests. checks. fI*,i\ j a m i S ha r letic Association will say It is all the fault of the Amateur Most of last season's winners ances of the weekend, Pitta- spoiled by a dislocated right least in the West. The losers in the gymnastics opened this year's pre-season burgh's Terry Bradshaw con- shoulder suffered by All-Pro play on a successful note Satur- nected on 15 of 20 passes for i.t wide receiver Charley Taylor, were Russia's Olga Korbut and, Pittsburgh beat New Orleans standards will aLso be Issued. for the low productivity of Its own shipyard SHIPBUILDING SCANDAL: Senate in- workers, the memo charges. Nemport News Shipbuilding Co. may have company official, William Cardwell, that he had committed criminal fraud in filing an $894 used "exaggerated, unsupportej or inaccurate mithon claim against the Navy. figures." He had acted under "the direction or Sen. William Proxmlre, D.-WIs., chairman of the knowledge" of the company, he disclosed, an economy.In.government subcommittee, Is Proxznlre's investigators report the Navy Is building complex, part of the politically powerful of fraud and that "without a mandate from the The evidence was extracted from 64 huge fraud." volumes of data, which the company submitted Because "the Navy and the Df to Promire's staff. The volumes are as cxDept pensive as some of the small ships that Newport appear to have no taste for this kind of flrst-twyj News builds. Bound in gold metallic covers with investigation," the staff recommends calling in rich imitation leather backing, the volumes cost th Justice Dept. Proxmtre ha now agreed - - To L o s 1\ ng e I e s B y 26-3 Ness Elliot, 20, both of Charles- rookie coach says his Tampa done a good Job with this young ton, S.C., were arrested Satur- Bay Buccaneers expansion team. Tampa looks like it'll be a class athletes. Nor does from 71 to 63 players Tuesday, America seem inclined to turn rested Bob Griese and Earl all of Its top athletes into Morrall Saturday night. students and teachers. on a Incumbent third-stringer Don permanent payroll with special StrOCk hit 10 of 15 fIrst af achievement, as in the Soviet a 52-yard touchdown pass play Union. to Freddie Solomon. The thought of a national Free agent Gary Valbuena team Is offensive to most off I. completed four of nine tosses dais and athletes. for 38 yards as Miami scored on by Garo Yepremian. And isn't much to evaluate." football team. say: Brian "Bud" Aim, who collect. killed the four-yearld grudge covers may add up to a Far greater Ices to the Under pressure from ProzinJre, meanwiJe taxpayers. In a confidential report to Prozmlre, the Navy has also appointed a three-mag board coach, said, "I think It's great and said,"I shocked myself to said Sunday after collecting final round, interrupted by a few birdies but never going $40,000 with a pressure-packed, thunderstorm for 1i hours In over par, found the birdie range we have a fresh, new team cv- tell th truth." Minnesoia, wlthhout holdout one-stroke victory In the $200,- late morning. on the last two holes. However, The panies. At a closed session of the Senate apstrong propriations Committee, Proxmlre pushed present." board arm other Pentagon officials t report' For example, Newport News dunned the back to tow different congreujon committees - - - game is all rivals as the fl-hole tournament Ing money winner thIs year. Wedkin, Bob 67-72 6474--pe Minne. S1O.dOO io'n Liit,r, Bob W7TIn. $&S21 Rs* CoIdwsII. cathlon. He trained four years think that's a safe conclusion." sInce 1974, I really wanted this challengers gradually faded. finished witha one-wider-par 70 General Manager Mike Lynn one. ofl his own to achieve the Aim took the lead for good for a n-hole total of 272. Tgm JenkinL unresponsive eyes ReIch, told Foreman to return didn't look at the leader board Ofl the 68th hole. closing 74, tied for third with 6473-72 67-260 66 7467 7O-210 "I was nervous, kind of shaky five-way tie for the lead. AlUm refused to bend to the pressure. The best advertisement for managed only 83 yards rushing the U.S. system was Bruce Jen- and Viking Coach Bud Grant out there," Aim said. "It's took a bogey 5 on the 64th hole, Aim, who started the fourth The dull, Al that's what this l quarterback whose job has losing to Yugoslavia in the at times appeared to be In jeop- semifinals. Secondary losers 7067-71 70-276 ardy, had a fine exhibition are the teams in the National $10,Ø opener. He completed 11 of 13 Basketball Association that 7ó654-279 Bin Cren$h, $7$) u . biggest winners may be the debut was the coach's son, McKay. Young McKay, a wide Buffalo Braves and Chicago receiver who played for his Bulls, who now own the respecfather at Southern Cal and went tive services of Dantley and on to play in the nowdefunct May. The biggest basketball loser World Football League, hauled when we gave him the n I looked up at the board his fifth PGA victory, and first all the records In the world." rookie Don Testerman. He p McKay, who coached the Uni- very lethargic game and they immediately followed Corn- B u d , II in B u n d Ie C) f Ne r ye cost, of course, was added to the taxpayers' bIll, Investigators to go through the evidence that overstated by $200 million or more. . evidence we have received raises a Andrianov fell victim to the opportunity very often. needs a syndrome that no one loves a "The offensive line Coach John McKay's Bucs, Trojans to four national titles thought on defense we missed a "I'm not jealous," he said. 'People are always more interone of the NFL's two 1976 ex- before moving into the pro lot of tackles." pansIon teams, lost their first ranks this year with the new Spurner, the quarterback ested in won-men then men." game ever Saturday night when team, did not appear upset wIth Tampa Bay picked up from Basketball the Los Angeles Rams romped the Bucs' performance. San Francisco 49ers in the exThe United States regained to a 26-3 victory. But after loosing his "home- pansion draft, was one of the the gold medal in the sport born Minnesota lost a second pen- Cllve Rush, former head coach time National Conference les Coliseum, he did find a lot of completed 11 of 16 passes for gets the top award as the man od score when Oscar Reed fum- of the Boston Patriots and for- champion Rams controlled the room for improvement. yards, even though he was tin- who molded 12 indivIduals Into bled on Miami's one yard line mer assistant coach of the New contest, the obviously out"We were unaggressive and der constant pressure from a smooth-working unit. The to and Miami gained a touchback. York Jets, has signed a twoyear manned Bucs hardly embar- uninspired," McKay said. "I Rams' rush. American players were Adrian Grant, talking about his of- contract to coach the U.S. rassed McKay. They played thought (quarterback Steve) admltte,1 he might have thrown of five fourth-quarter passes for Army artilleryman in Viet knew I needed Just two putts to putt for a birdIe 2 on the 70th the dIscus 250 feet if he had been yards, Including a 15-yard Narn, now is a bundle of nerves win and I went out and got hole. That gave him a twostroke a product of the Leipzig factory, touchdown toss to Morris on the pro golf tour. And he them." lead and enabled him to but added: Owens. likes that way. While admitting to a lthat.snd the closing charge of "That's not (or me. I wouldn't - Miss Korbut, love object of the 'mnastic world when she won two gold medaLs four years ago, lost her stage to Comaneci and picked up a lone individual silver medal. Asked by one reporter how she felt about her in status, Miss Korbut answered: "I don't want to answer that." Then she walked mission to look into It all. exhibition victory over Mm- slder extending his contract Summerville grocery store. Yet, America isn't ready to nesota which quarterbacks to after the present pact ended. setuparobotschoolsuchasthe possibly cut Tuesday. But the Viking quarterback Fran East Germans have at Leipzig, three who played made it hard Tarkenton hit 7 of 11 passes for Rush To Coach with its teams of white-coated for hIm. 58 yards In the first 16 n-minutes Merchant Marines doctors, test tubes, wires and Shula, expected to axe one as Fred Cox made a 40-yard one of the harshest critics of ' to John Stallworth, and Don weeks. B i c s Sc r appy', B ii i L blame the NCAA. And the Pres- Don Shula hoped to decide from he wouldn't renegotiate Fore-- identified as Elliot tried to pass on after its rude introduction to - cago to two scores, including a "Newsweek," "Time" and Zorn, who was with the Dallas land in the offseason, for a sec- 59-yard dash to the four. The sent and San Diego bounced Musso late in the final quarter. Cowboys through the preseason ond quarter score, and Kermit Giants had tied the game with Philadelphia 20-7. Don Woods scored twice for San the United States, climbed over Seahawks as they left the field Pearson, passed for two Uncle Sam's back into second trailing 17-0 at halftime, had touchdowns and ran for a third. place In the standings based on plenty to cheer about in the lie made a scrambling bid for a Bureaucrats Bungle bureaucrats. " - JACK ANDERSON The bureaucrats sat at their desks and, with a great shuffling of papers and clacking of typewriters, drafted programs to rescue the lowly stoop laborers. Yet these bureaucrats had never even met a migrant worker. The results are now In for the first half of fiscal 1976. A staggering $30 million, of course, went for the care and comfort of the - - - - - apologies to make for The victory was the first for next week," said Zorn. 'Our Gossett also booted field goals land 21.0, tera is a straight shooter. He Washington trimmed Baltimore, last year's Cm- Nemtsazov to Canada by deAmericans' over-all perform- tells It like It Is. new 49er head Coach Monte receivers were great, even bet- of 22 and 20 yards for San Atlanta 17-10, St. Louis nipped derella team. tection, according to the Canaance in the Montreal Games. "It was nice to come close, Clark, whose team held a 24-0 ter than I thought they would Francisco. the New York Jets 13-12, Los Ed Williams scored his sec- dians, and by the charms of a "Better than Munich," he but it would have been nice to third-period lead before Seattle be." The New England Patriots, In Angeles ruined Tampa Bay's ond touchdown with 15 seconds young girl. accorilin to the Soi' competition." the upstart Seattle Seahawks three late touchdowns to make 7-0 late in the first period on won the first overtime game of slipped by Green Bay 23-17. In quarterback John Reeves hit 11 The U.S. medal total equaled said after his first-year Nation- it a game. Delvin William's eight-yard the year, beating the visiting clashes between winners, Oak- of 14 passes for 81 yards for the there was one additional gold, 21) to the San Francisco 49ers we had going Into the game," consumed 9:50 of the quarter. contest. up Dallas 17-14 and Miami put Quarterback Virgil Carter the doll of the gymnastics set, 34 to 33, and Improvement In a Sunday in a preseason opener said Clark, a former assistant Larry Schreiber hauled in a Sam Cunningham dived over down Minnesota 16-3. In other came off the bench in the sec- won three individual gold mod- Fe d AAo ye I. WASHINGTON The American taxpayers contribute generously to a varIety of worthy causes. But the deprived and the depressed, the aged and the ailing, usually wind up merely with ancillary benefits. The real beneficiaries, invariably, are the bureaucrats who manage the programs. They pay themselves generous salaries, provide themselves fancy offices and surround themselves with secretaries and subordinates, The busy bureaucrats then form committees, hold meetings, conduct studies, write reports and issue statements. After all this has been paid for, only a tiny traction of the money is eft for the purpose that was intended. We have taken up the typewriter, for exmp1e, to champion the migrant farm workers who toll under miserable conditions to make America the bed fed nation In history. We sent our reporter, Hal Bernton, to live and work with them. He found them living In squalor, exploited by the planters, neglected by the government, Ignored by society. The bureaucrats would never let an up. portunity Like this go by. At the Labor Dept., bureaucrats wangled $60 million from the taxpayers this year to help the migrant laborers out of th. stream and to place them In career jobs. MONTREAL (AP) — The Castro, and the revolution. Swimming and Diving philosophical credo of the Lasse Viren of FInland won The American men won 12 of Olympics is to compete, not to the Woolworth double the 5,- 13 gold medals. Particularly win. Philosophically, then, 000 and 10,000 meters — (or the brilliant was John Naber, who there were more than 7,000 win- second straight Olympics. He took four golds — two in relay ners at the 1978 Summer tried the killing marathon for races and a silver, and Brian Games. the first time ever, finished Goodell, a 17-year-old high But on the theory that gold Is fifth, and said: "The race was school kid who won both the 400indeed more cherished than sil- not so very hard. I trained al- and grueling 1,500-meter ver, bronze or a paper certifi- most 30 mIles a day." freestyles in world record cate of participation, here are The biggest losers in track times. the biggest winners and losers and field are Americans Dwight The East German women In the five major sports: Stones and Frank Shorter. won 11 of 13 gold medals. KorTrack and Field Stones, a heavy favorite in nelia Ender, a classy 17-yearBruce Jenner of the United the high jump, didn't like the old, was the dominant member States laid claim to the title of Olympic housing accom- of the team, winning three mdithe world's best athlete with a modations so he returned to vidual races, Including two that record-shattering performance California to train. He didn't were only 25 minutes apart. In the decathlon. A strong man like the rain that fell constantly Klaus Dibiasi of Italy won his with matinee-Idol looks, Jenner during the high jump final. He third straight Olympic gold in says he would welcome movie didn't like the way the Cana- platform diving and his fourth offers. dians didn't finish the Olympic medal in this event spanning a Alberto Juantorena of Cuba, edifices on time. He didn't like 12-year period. who st' ides like a thoroughbred his third-place finish, either. The swimming and diving race horse, galloped to ImpresShorter trained tour years to losers were the American wornsive victories in the 400 and 800 finIsh second In the grueling 26- en, who won a single gold medal meters, the first man ever to plus miles of marathon. "In but went under swinging at the win this double in Olympic his.. 1972 (at Munich), I never ex- broad-shouldered East Gertory. He dedicated both pected to win," Shorter said, mans, and the Russian diving triumphs to his leader, Fidel "Today (Sunday), I did." team. We don't want to lift weights arid look like them, the Amencan women said as they had no difficulty lifting their bronze and silver medals. The Rims.sians went home one diver Wa naad ,,n,,arnnsnnt "-"- ,money far development and facilitles. We do not want government direction." The grandfatherly retired business executive from Ke- Today? Americans abroad have become Series Varm-Up _______ Americans alone. When they get Into trouble _______________________________________ their government Is often without pity. In Mexico, for Instance, more than 600 Americans are being held In dungeons and prisons under stations. Another part of it provides the bulk of some of the most barbaric conditions of this the support of 1,819 daily and 8,824 weekly century In this hemisphere. People arrested for newspapers and 9,872 consumer, trade and traffic offenses have been beaten. Kids caught technical magazines. with Mary Jane have been tortured. The situation Is an international scandal, dirty have a press and the paper to put in It, and a way YORK lAP)small - In what its chairman position to the national objective of increasing details have become legend, yet U.S. authoritiesNEW termed "another and prudent step" of distributing the paper?" he asks. "You may have done virtually nothing. toward reducing inflation, the Federal Reserve begins and ends with personal savings, as dishaveaccesstoapressortoaradiostationortoa Board has cut Its growth target for consumer Actually, the government has been wo tinquished from consumption." television station, of what value than negligent in Mexico. In some Instances, savings, and thereby confused more than a few according to State Department officer Andy people. lie maintains It is also difficult to reconcile It is no coincidence, he suggests, that adAntippas, it has been Inhuman: "We know of Speaking very generally, money is the fuel of cases where our counsels have been In the next economic activity. The Fed controls it, or at least of the private economy" seem "posed for further which have developed the highest social and room while Americans were being tortured. In seeks to. Too much money flowing into the advances" with such basic economic facts as: economic values. Conversely, freedom is most one case, and I won't say where, our man could economy can generate inflationary demand; too hear a beating taking place on the other side c, little can retard growth. capacity, has not yet managed to recover to even forbidden by law or controlled to render It an open door. A guard was there with a twisted For tour straight quarters the Fed has reduced smile, and our guy was afraid to do anything." its long.term money-supply growth. Consumer 74.2 per cent In 1970, 87.3 in 1967 and 74.2 In "TTanny," says Dillon, "hates advertising 1961. savings are a part of money supply. The Fed like the devil hates holy water." Fear Is not the usual element behind the says there has been an "ample (low" of savings —Recovery of Gross National Product slowed reluctance of the government to aid its citizens into mortgage lenders. So the goal was cut. It Is also no coincidence, he adds, that the first abroad. Often It I.s a matter of legalities. For What baffles a lot of people is how Chairman year to 4.4 per cent during the second quarter, in Independence, instance there are laws forhidding government Arthur Burns reached the conclusion, as inIn the Pennyslvanla Evening constant that is, comparable dollars. Post, was followed by 10 advertIsements. representatives from providing even small dicated in testimony a week ago to the House -J.kowth of real disposable personal income If advertising is wasteful, Inefficient and amountsofUulanclalhelptoYankslnneed. A few Banking Committee, that the savings rate was also slowed to a plus 4.5 per cent annual recovery often method of choosIng that government, so is privileged Yanks can get help. There is fund in adequate and that by lowering the rate inflation rate during the second quarter, while unem- our legal system and so most embassies to assist traveling coressmen would be restrained. are the news media. But ployment remained at an intolerable 7.5 per freedom throw overseas parties. For everyone else, from tyranny means the freedom to are what we want," snapped John cent, and retail sales actually declined, though, the crutch is not available. Some Wright, who, as president of make mistakes as well as the freedom to be Wright Bankers' The underlying reason for the sluggish right."Toexercisetruefreetiomofchoice,"says Americans have been sent from embassies to go Service, manages and advises many banks on recovery, says Wright, is easy to find, a hIgh, 7 tO begging In the streets to survive, Dillon, "you've got--to know what you've got a their investment portfolios. He finds the 7.25 per cent prime lending rate, "which reflects choice of. That Is the function of advertising. We Even worse than the streets, Is being sent reasoning "astonishing." from the embassies to foreign prisons. Fred If the supply of savings has been ample, he largely responsible for the sluggishness In are people preaching values. We do not Morris, a Methodist missionary now working in asks, why the persistence of 9.15 per cent home business borrowing, have a free choice of election unless 'there are Washington, says he once spent four days In a mortgage interest rates that have suppressed Brazilian lockup because the U.S. counsel there new home construction? thaL business investment is not expanding sig. have free economic choice unless there is some refused to intervene. Morris was considered by "The declared objective of the board to reduce the Brazilian government to be a radical, the savings rate," he said. "is in direct op. diminishing at all," he concludes, forcibly to our attention. - Philosophically, 7,000 Winners At Olympics - L i e r ty F.- U.S. Ponders Question Of 'Factory System' MONThEAL (AP) The of Nadia Comaneci reflected maran United States took an inventory what might be the tragedy of The United States exof its Olympic medals today, all the regimentation system. The perienced disappointments 94 of them, then began pon- 14-year-old Romanian fasci- from world record-holders exdering the inevitable question: nated the world with her per- pected to win and from its once Can a nation operating as a formance on the bars and indominable women swim. free society continue to match be of gymnastics. But here mers. But the Americans athletic skills with highly regi- was a little girl who had ex- produced five boxing chammented and totally subsidized perlenced nothing beyond pions, scored well in wrestling, teams from countries such as coaches and directions for half almost swept the pool In men's óthe Soviet Union and East Ger- her tender years. She was an swimming, won back the many? adult without a childhood, basketball championship and That question spawned other "It was fun — a game at scored in such little recognized questions: first," she said poignantly, "but events as shooting, women's Should the U.S. government now it is work." rowing, archery, equestrian step in and bail out our Olympic Krumm says the United and judo. effort? States must face up to one fact: ' Must America resort to the "The rest of the world is cat. Track and field wasn't a "factory system," glorified by ching up with us. Why should complete disaster although the the East Germans, and start we win all the medals? I like to shot-putters failed to get a .,turnlng out OI,mpic medalists see small countries win," medal for the first time since the way Detroit produces auAlberto Juantorena, from 1936; the sprinters were outPmAles? little Cuba, did what no middle- raced because of the absence of One of the people responsible distance runner had ever done Steve Williams and Houston for answering such questions is before — he won the 400 and 800 McTear, and pole-vaulter Dave Philip 0. Krumm, president of meters. Bearded Lasse Viren of Roberts and high-jumper the U.S. Olympic Committee. Finland won the 5,000 and 10,000 Dwight Stones both lost to out"Our society would never meter tests, each for the second siders while (ailing to equal stand for a factory system or time, and still had strength their world record heights in even a national team," Krumm enough to challenge in the the rain. \f /4 Once It was an article of faith In the nation that citizens mattered above anything else. The thinklngwasthatnoneofusislmportantlfoneof us isn't. When Barbary pirates shelled America's civilian ships, Tom Jefferson sent the navy to Tripoli to retaliate. When some few sailors were roughed up In a Mexican seaport, Woodrow Wilson shelled Vera Crux until the residents there hoisted the American flag and exercised further penitence by vigorously saluting It. Then, there was Teddy Roosevelt. When a Moroccan bandit named Ralsull kidnaped an American traveler named Perdicarls. T.R. had an Immediate solution: 'Perdlcaris alive," he roared, "or Ralsuli dead!" You can be sure the victim was released soon after. MONTREAL (AP) — The 1976 Summer Olympics are DON OAKLEY, Diplomats WASHINGTON — Suppose Palestinian terrorists hijacked a planeload of Americans and diverted it to Uganda with threats, humiliation and tribute? Would the United States, as did Israel, risk its blood and foreign relations to save Its people? Those who think so may go to the rear of the class and weep for days gone by. Clympics Are Over, But Is It For Good? SPORTS According to all reports, the City of Sanford plans to apply for federal help, under the public works bill, for construction of a new city hail. The Sanford City Commission Is expected to be presented with plans for the new building at Its Aug. 9 meeting and If plans go according to schedule, ground for the construction could be broken In the fall. The building Is expected to cost In the $1.5 million range and any federal funds granted to the project would be welcomed by city commissioners. And, it is hoped that If federal funds are forthcoming that a like amount would be applied by the city for another worthwhile project. At least It would reduce the amount of bonds that would have to be sold to finance a new city hall, which would mean a savings to the taxpayer. Let's keep ow fingers crossed and hope that all goes well with the application currently being prepared by the city manager and his staff. That's 30. e,-e9-7 ;o—so 6770?) 72-260 and plunging across from one and Dantley - The Amerl:n :jL:tmnnt "I feel more confident and relaxed now," Harris said. "I the big winner here as live should have completed 13 of members claimed gold — Leo Los Angeles rookie quarter- at 132, Sugar Ray Leonard at back Pat Ibden, who used to 140, Mike Spmnks at 165 and 3- 6-6;71-210 Southern Cal, aLso had a good 55.526 69706972-260 667264-72-210 Cuban Teo(Uo Stevenson won outing In his first NFL appear. his seccnil straight Olympic of seven passes for 31 yt :--.- -- - ------ - �IA-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Monday, Aug. 2, i,7 - I NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pc?. OS P Phila 69 32 U) Pitts 5 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rangers 8. Royals 4 New York 52 34 491 19' Gaylord Perry survived a Chicago 41 59 177 26 The Minnesota Twins are St Louis 12 57 .421 26 simply beside themselves - shaky start and scattered 10 Montreal 33 61 363 31' ed hits and Texas hand southand at the same time, right be West 67 6 hind the Kansas City Royals. paw Andy Hassler his 18th Cincinnati A Los ng 37 'l guess I enjoy baseball now straight defeat. HoustOn $3 57 Orioles 4. Tigers 3 as much as ever," says MahSan Diego 19 57 162 iS': Reggie Jackson's single, lot- Atlanta ager Gene Mauch. 57 417 70 o "It's almost like we have lowing three twu.out wal ks in San Fran Saturday's Results so meone up there looking out the nin th inning by Detroit re Philadelphia 7. New York I for and that's a great feel- lier John Hitler, gave Bal tiChicago 6. St Lis 7 San Francisco 6. Los Angeles ing," notes outfielder Larry more i ts victory over the Ti. NFL EXHIBITIONS . Baltimore 21, Cleveland 0 Detroit 20. Buffalo 17 Pittsburgh 21, New Orlens 11 Washington 17, Atlanta tO St Louis 13. New York Jets 12 Miami 16. Minnesota 3 Cincinnati 23. Green Bay 17 Oakland 11, Dallas 11 Chicago IS, Denver II Los Angeles 26. Tampa Bay 3 San Diego 20. Philadelphia Sunday's Results San Francisco 27. Seattle 20 New England I), New York Giants OT Today's Games Houston at Kansas City, In) us gers. Red Sox 5, Yankees I Rick Burleson doubled in two pitcher Tom Johnson. The Twins' elevated status in the Amer ican League West is the reason for this natural high. A prisioner of the cellar for runs in the ninth inniing and scored on a sacrifice fly by Car l many years, the Twins are up in the rarified air of second place alter a doubleheader swee p Yastrzemskl as the Red Sox edged New York and extended the Yankees' losing streak to three games. Indians 4. Brewers 3 Ray Fosse's check-swing Houston 29, Atlanta 1 6 Cincinnati 12. San Diego 1 Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 6 Sunday's Results Philadelphia 72. New York 6 0. 1st game 11 iflfl,ngs Montreal 2. Pittsburgh 0 ST Louis, 1, 10 in nings Cincinnati S. San Diego A HouSton 6. Atlanta 0 Los Angeles 4 4, San Fran CiSCO I 3. 2nd 10 innings Today's Games Dog at Chicago (Bonham 69) San Diego (Freisleben 69 and Spillner 21)1 at Atlanta (Mar. ton 1 5 and LeCorte 0 4). 7, (In) White Sox 2, Angels 1 St. LouiS (Falcone s-in at Ralph Garr tripl ed to o pe n 39). In) theeighth innlng and scored t he Pittsburgh (Medich (Fryman 95) at Montreal winning run on a grounder LaS New York (Seaver 96). (n) Cincinnati (Zachry 93) at Chicago ed ged Calif ornia beFrancisco I D'Acquisto 35). hind the live-hit pitching of San () Rich Gossage. Houston (Anduiar 6.7) at Los Angeles (John 67), (n) Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago. 2 St Louis at Pittsburgh, 2. On) San Diego at Atlanta, In) Montreal at New York, (n) Cincinnati at San Francisco, Racing Hangs Jones Houston at Los Angeles. In) Plootch, BY-THE AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pct. GB New York 61 39 61 0 Baltimore 513 9' 52 19 Self ASSOCIATED PRESS the season took the nightcap for 50 50 Randy Jones want ed to pick Philadelphia after Carry Mad. Cleveland Detroit up his San Diego Padres by dox' 11th-inning single scored Jay Johnstone from first base picking up his 19th victory of th e season. The team had lost seven of the last eight games - 500 I) 4 57 .400 13 Al 5.4 465 11', 43 55 .439 1 7 west Boston Mi(wkee to win t he opener. Kan City AstrOs 6, Braves 0 Minnesota Larry Dierker's five-hit shut- Oakland 61 10 60.4 - 53 50 315 9 53 31 .310 9", out of Atlanta was his second in Texas 19 32 165 12 ;;st start - and the tim e was Chicago .16 56 43) IS', a row overall, ReIS ripe for Jones to t the 15 60 179 IS e last Dodgers 4-4, San Francisco 1-3 Californ again as he had done th Saturday's Rsulti Reliever Charlie Hough Boston 16, New York 74 four times he had faced them. Minnesota 6. Oakland S picked up his ninth save of the But all Randy Jones picked Detroit S. Baltimor e 4 up Sunday was his fifth loss, season by protecting Don SutCleveland 23. Milwaukee 06. because his sinker picked up ton's victory in the opener, then 2nd game 12 innings Texas 4, Kansa s City 2 when it was supposed to have won the ni gh tcap on his own as California 3. Chicago 2. Ii in th e Dodgers swept th e Giants. dropped. flings Sundays Results "I just made two mistakes," Minnesota 56. Oakland 77, said Jones, who is entitled to 1 2 innings /rfl f)lC S (St game two afte r recording more than C) I" Baltimore 1, Detroit 3 Boston S. New York I one-third of his club's victories (Continued from Page 5A) Texas S. Kansa s City I this year."! want ed to pick Clev eland 1, Milwaukee 3. 1 0 They expected to win the maraball club up. I was really, ex9s the only victory coming in his cited. Ireahzed I couldn't make too many mistakes against th e Reds." Two turned out to many. "I hung a sinker to (George) Fost er and the big thing was hanging a sinker to 1 41 FIRST - I My Girl Peck (7) 1 660 500. 3 Triple Kw,k (6) 5.10. 0 Pagan 2 Ii at Milwaukee (Col holds the world record. born 6.11 and Rodriguez 37) 2 Gold Sit .Bro Tot In USSR .47 43 35 125 Boston (Wise S I) at Cleve E Germany 75 25 40 land (Dobson 119), (n) U SA 35 2 Detroit (Roberts 10 (0) at W Germany 10 12 Il 39 New York (Alexander 57), (n) (Doug) Flynn." Japan 9 6 10 25 Oakland (Torre: 5 9) at Miii The first mistake, in the Poland I 6 II 23 nesota (Luebber 1 7), (n) Bulgaria 7 I 9 24 fourth inning, becam e Foster's Only games scheduled 1 6 3 I) Tuesday's Games 23rd home run of the season and Cuba Romania 1 i 2 Boston at Cleveland. (n) ThId run batted in. Flynn sent Hungary .4 S 17 21 Detroit at New York, (n) the second miscue into center F'nland 4 2 0 6 Baltimore at Milwaukee, (n) Sweden 4 I 0 S field for the single that scored at Kansa s City. 21 Minnesota 6,? Britn 3 5 5 In) the eventual winning runs in italy 2 Oakland at Chicago, in) 5-4 Reds triumph. Yugo 7 3 3 5 CaIiIo,nu at Texas. In) Czecho 1 2 2 5 Expos 2, Pirates 0 triple and an eighth-inning RBI s Korea I I I Leagues I 1 1 6 Minor single by Ellis Valentine back- Setzrind ed a five-hi t te r by Steve Rogers Jamaica Norway I 1 1 I 7 0 1 2 1 I 1 I the Expos' victory. N K orea Denmark Cubs 2, Cardinals 1 Two mistakes near ly cost Mexico Trinidad Chicago a victory. After break- Caa 0 1 0 0 2 2 2 3 0 I 2 I 0 0 0 • I ing up John Denny's no-hitter Belgium 0 3 3 6 with two outs in the eighth and ''" Portugil taking a 1.0 lead, a ninth-inning Span 0 0 0 3 0 0 three-base error by left fielder Australia 0 2 2 7 W Palm Stec" 10 (4 Ml 12 S 2 POIpiO Beach 43 as 109 I Satvrday's leswns 7 Tampa ' Pøertburg i, I S Po'p.rio Beach '2. West Palm Bc" I 7 in Jose Cardenal preceded one by Iran first baseman by Pete LaCock, Venezuela Mongolia permitting the tying run to Brazil Austria score. Porto R'co PhJ.IUes 7-2, Mets 6-0 Thaiand Mike Schmidt's 27th homer of berm,a I 1 0 I I 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 ° 2 I I I I I 7 I I I 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lae"a"o RUNS-Rose, Con. 91, Griffey. Cn. là. Mor gan. Ciii, SI. Schmidt, Pn,. 1$, Monday, Oil. 70 RUNS BATTED IN'-- G.Foster, Cm. It. Morgan. Con. 76, Kingman, NY, 12. Schmidt. Phi. 71. Lu:'nSki. PP, , 10 PillS--ROW, Cm. 110. MonIanel, All. 137. Garvey. LA. 1 39, A Oliver. Pgn, 171. C, Foster, Con, 123 DOUBLES-Rose, Ciii, Madlock. Chi. 21. Johnstone, Phi, 71. LuImxnki, Phi, 24; ZIP. Pgh. 21 TRIPLES-0 Cash. Phi, 10, Tyson. $tL, 9. 0 Parser, Pgh, 5, Geronmmo, Con. S. W Davis, $O, $ HOME RUNS--K.ngman. NY, 32. Schmidt, Phi, 77, G.Fosts". Cm. 23, W Robinson, Pgh, if: Morgan. Cm. If STOLEN BASES --- Tave,as, PgPt, (A Cedeflo. Mtn. 33. Morgan. Ciii, Brock SIL. 30. LOPe'S, LA. 30. I' TCHIP4G IV Decisions) C-n. (07. 533, 3 71 P Jones. SD to S. 753, 744 Atcala, Con. 1 0 3 769 1 40 Zachry, Con, 9), 150. 213 Carlton. Phi. II 4. 733. 323 Candelaria. Pgts. 17 1, 7 1 3 11 Lonborg, Phi. 173. I't 70 S'54IKEOUTS-Silyer, NY, 154. .i Richard. P4H1. I??; Ms.Wsm,tls, All. l4 P P4'iro. All, II?. Mmi!rt,jo. i 1.10 50 39 oroa. s , , 61.1519v Hawaii 63. Las.'.n43 12 MiamI Lauderdale 1 Well Pain, Beac" pom09i' .Ivungs. rani Tamz11, P!jt,u 0 'W,nter Haven 6. Lakeiand I MIami CI roe? Lauderdale. , ran Totoollov's Cam" Fort LaudedaiC at Miami '.Se'?? Palm Bxac' at Pompano Beach II 5 1 Pe'e'sburq I' 'rf i41,n's a' Lalelarid - Mr. 5005 00 . 3 Snazzy Time ('3) 3.00; Q (2 7) 1160. P (I 2) 37.20. 7 (7.23) 175 40. 2082. Fawn Dawn U) 940 560360, 2. Wrangled (1)6403 20. Weela Pet (2) 6.70. Q (1 8) 36.40, P '" .," _____ ..' ________ I 1 1 1 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Ca). 191. Tanana, Cal. 137; Blyle',ien, lii, (SI. Pi,mrm?er, NY, 11) Jinkinl, Bin. baby's brea th, Bridesmaids were Mrs. LawrenceHuang,slsterofthe bridegroom from Marietta, Ga., and Barbara Bussard of Berrien Springs Mich. They were gowned identically to the honor attendant. , _____ - , . ç. j.1. ' ' . a', , . 'A % . ', _____________ _______ __________ . - . ________ _________ _______ ___ ________ I' . ____ ______ the bride from Buchanan, Mich, served the bridegroom as best man. Usher-groomsmen were Lawrence Huang, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Marietta, Ga.; and William Hoening, cousin of the .' 1_v _____ -. _____ . _______ _____ ________ _______ - I Y%, / 1 _1 I ' -- -, Ito ' I ,, : I '" 1 __ ' ' .i. iel / , '',i - i f __ 11 I ___ __ 40 a I ______ t'•. .. I. ; Schrumpl, niece of the bride from Niles. She wore a yellow , - . :* . '!% I I _________________ ..L'_ .,1 i ~ .1 , -4 I ______ Hoening, nephew of the lace. Seed pearls and bridegroom from Sanford. ' . ' . Irideseents accented the gown. ' olill A reception followed at the The br ide's only jewelry was to church fellowship hall. Aft . a family diamond pin which she Relatives were entertained at a :; ' wore at the hi gh-rise ruffled :00 buffet supper at the bride's neckline of her gown. She home. Travilla appreciates the rich, sensuous effect of bared shoulders Called the "creme de In creme" of the new Travilla collection, s carried a colonial bouquet of Following a Northern against the gleam of Ivory crepe-backed satin. This halter dress this long dress Is cut on the bias In undulating panels of crepeyellow tearoses, white daisies Michigan wedding trip the falls In 'Inuoua, flowing all-over pleats from a daring low-cut backed satin for striking simplicity very glamourous and ,, and baby's breath. newlyweds will reside in bodice. a "knock-out" look for the evenings to come. Mrs. Lawrence Edward Hoening Mar tha Schrumpf attended figure-Flattering. Sanford at 110W. Airport Blvd., her sister as maid of honor. She empire waist accented with yellow picture hat and she Apt. H-S. The bride is an p .' , ' ' ',' (_. . ' r ' -. J . - ' - wore a yellow oiana gown matching yellow lace. Her carried a colonial bouquet of executive secretary and the featuring a square neckline and headpiece was a matching yellow and white daisies and bridegroom is a student. DEAR ABBY: Regarding your advice to those squares in Illinois who refused to allow their divorced 30-year-old son to sleep with his girlfriend when they visited, but sent them off to a motel: Abby, your advice is V(ctqthn,. We also have a divorced son, f',," ,,,. IA u.',. l.. &iuu.,v IIV is very much in love with a very sweet ,s girl, whom we would be thrilled to have as our daughter-In-law, they sleep together whenever they visit us. Inasmuch as they live together in the city where they work, it would be rank hypocrisy for us to insist that they sleep apart In our home, Abby, you and those flilnols parents are too concerned with appearances and stat people will think! Why don't you either advance Into the 20th century or retire? I can only assume that my daughter, who has a job, has been supporting him. I am 48 and a widow. I live in a home that's much too large for me, and I have a chance to sell it and relocate in Florida, a part of the country I love. It offers me a new life, and I would like to make the move, but would I be deserting my daughter? Perhaps I should remain here in Connecticut in case she needs me. I told her if I moved to t.1npi,I' nn,l . .h0 ,r,,nt,,l In mm J' . - - Old-Fashioned Glamour Returns one accent ror au and winter versions For after six. One has a chiffon flowing over the figure, the same Idea also used in red evening wear is definitely on blazer Jacket and a long silt creating an attached coat. wool crepe. glamour. And Callfornlh skirt in champagne damask, Another Ingenious idea for For his finish, Travilla uses designer Travilla, famous for the other is a black wool crepe chiffon is seen in his black sequins in asymmetrical the glamour and splendor of his ensemble with Travilla's "tee chiffon tunic with grey and patterns on a long sleeved evening costumes, isat his peak shirt" of variegated sequins white handpainted "scarves" evening dress, or sequins in his newest collection of which he likes tucked in. printed to flow over a long making a sheath to be covered designs, a very important Moving into his true love, the dress. There is almost a with Jungle green chiffon, along contribution to the upcoming evening dress, Travilla begins memory of th2 glamour of old with a brilliantly efflorescent fashion picture. with a long, sinuous shirtwaist Hollywood in his totally rich brown chiffon gown painted Travilla has added daytime dress with a glistening and feminine ivory satin halter with huge "unreal" orchids drama to his collection in the "raindrop" decor set like dress with its low bodice and amid big splashes of gold. form of short colorful dresses diamonds-by-the-inch on pale falling accordion pleats. Throughout the collection, the The .favorite of the entire feeling is fluid and feminine, that reflect his exciting moods chiffon with contrasting white satin facing, buttoning halfway group of Travilla '76 is a long the effect devastatingly for evening, down the front into a slashed crepe-backed satin dress cut on glamourous, the look dlstlncWhile the daytime dresses skirt. Lively Travilla. the bias In undulating panels are casual In style - he uses Some of his most dramatic shirtwaist they are rich in evening effects are achieved by (?) -colors and fabrics, such as a using accordion-pleated caftans floral trellis design on black and the popular tunic - one wool crepe; hand-painted with a "trompe l'oeil" look of striped ombre effects on a an exotic flower In red, white Jacquard weave; and vibrant and blue c hiffon, w hi ch goes dresses in wool crepe or layered over pants. Travilla's version of chiffon, often bias-cut or set t he new "fantasy" l oo k may be wi th godets at the hem li ne, Good July26 seen in a marbelized brown and " Thru Aug. 7 In keeping with this year's apricot chiffon reminiscent of I Uniperm trend toward the dinner suit, the end-papers of vintage books I Lamaur Arid Travilla has designed his own - drifts and drifts of this . W Bed Before Wed Don 't DEAR ABBY: My h usba nd and I are having a difference of opinion and ne ed you to se ttle it. If you sent out R.S.V.P. invitations for a party and several people did not r espond one way or the ot he r, would you assume that they WERE coming - or were NOT coming? SPUT OPINIONS DEAR SPLIT: I wouldn't prepare to entertain those who didn't respond. And the only assumption I would make is that they have very poor manners. (P.S. Some Invltatlons request "regrets only," which seems to aimplily maIters, - - , -. Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY; Box No. 69700, L.A.. Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, self. addressed envelope, please, Hate to Write letters? Send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Or.. Beverly Hills, Calif. 90211, for Abby's booklet "How to Write Lifters for All Occasions." Please enclose a sued, stamped (ZOc) PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL - . .. - Wave V Cake Decorating , • All Top Brand Name Cold Waves I Req. Classes To Start year-old college educated her choice when she moved in "little Miss BPW" Contest to and the Queen with her Court beginning in September. Both Registrar's Office at 323-1450. daughter who went to live with with the )oung man. Don't be held Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at will ride in the Sanford courses will be taught by Mrs. The Advanced Cake a young man about a year ago. worry, If she nerds you, she'll the Sanford Civic Center. Christmas Parade. John Adams, owner and Decorating classes will be held At the time, he had no job, and let you know. Who will be "Little Miss BPW Entry blanks-are available In operator of The Cake Box in on Wednesdays Sept. 8-Dec. 15, -----" 1976"Thecontestis open toall ". £U1.d,L UUUI33 UI' CWI V 461 Sanford. from 7:00-10:00 p.m. in Room Llittle girls 5-7 years old wi th no Colbert, Chairman, at 322-5721, The Basic Cake Decorating 003. entry fee. Deadline for en tr ies 602 Atlantic National Bank This is an advanced course in classes will be held Mondays is Sept. 10. Building, Sanford. Sept. 13-Dec. 20. from 7:00.10:00 cake decorating techniques p.m. in Room L-003. such as basket weave, color This a basic course in cake flow, sugar molding making a decorating techniques such as variety of flowers, wafer paper icing, glazing design, or- techniques, etc. Persons Those planning to attend are namental flower making, etc. desiring to take this course Th e annual picnic of Sanford Participants will decorate should have had some previous Senior Ci ti ze ns will be he ld Aug. asked to bring picnic food. several different cakes in- instruction in cake decoration. 3. Picnickers will meet at Drinks will be available. A cluding a circus cake and doli Cost of the course is $10.00. Sa nf ord Ci vi c Center before 11 zoo tour is planned and adcake. For more information, please a.m. for tr ans portation to the mission is half-price. Cost of the course Is $10.00. contact Mrs. Adams. For further information call pic ni c site, the Cen tr al Flor i da Lou Raker. 322-6021. G78-14 2 for $72 $2.60 LG78-15 2 for $14 $2.65 - -m famous We will be pleased to design One lust for you. 8" FRUIT PIES Req. $1.49 TERRARIUMS .POTTED PLANTS HANGING BASKETS 99, __________ Sanford Flower Shop One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 2OE.COMMERCIAL Values 6° to $9 D1AL322.l$22 $ 4500 BANANA NUT BREAD Req. $1.49 MON. 99; N06- 'L ~~ Use yonr head to proted your body. In case of any rap, or THRU SAT. 6.6 name BRA 9o1Q' _V FOR EVERY DECOR Fresh Flowers or Artificial lov. AUG. 2 THRU 7 OPEN . _____________________________________ _____________ ______________________________________ .. I All Sales Final Open itteapted rope- Mon. thru from I -- B e.Uq 15 $17.50 up To $25.00 ' OPENTIL9P,M. 1 [ E VERYTHURSDAY UNISEX HAIR STYLING ,4Iate HAIRCARE 316 .. Lak""" Ph.322-4913 cz......a Fi I 2333 LAURELAVE. Hft OP CRUM . , PH. ALL OF THIS SEASON'S Lifestride & Foofworks Shoes Half-Priced For Final Clearance 1 SPECIAL GROUP Ladies' Shoes DRESS & CASUAl. ODDS & ENDS BROKEN SIZES REG. 51800_52S $ 90 6 All Soles Final-No Refunds or E.xchange.t PHONE THE POLICE! , ~ Price Shoe Sale ½ Sat. 9-3:30 Ave e The New All In The Ear Aid a '. _____ __ ___________________________ I gown and a matching bonnet, J1 1. ' ' The flower girl was Cynthia dacron gown, Fashioned along _____ 1 14 __________ Ohio. father, the bride chose for her illusion, which was secured to a Ca mel ot - neaapiece, were lavishly adorned wi th Chantilly _________ .. . ____________________ ___________________ bridegroom from Mt. Vernon, 1, Given in marriage by her 1 _______ ________ _________ . _______________ _____ :. Organist was Mrs. WWman and La rry lb STOLEN BASES-Nor?h,Oalt.54. __________________________________________ Iaylor, Oak, 43, Patek. KC. 39. Carew. Miii, 3$., LeFIor,. 0*4. 37. C.ampaneris. Oak. 37 PITCHING (9 O.csIons)- CALL 834-8776 -. . A W Campbell. Min. 12 2, 137. 3 21 drych, Del. 1)3, .756. I SO Leonard. KC. I? 1. 150. 3 I) E Figueroa, NY. 110, 700. 2.96 Bibby, Cli.? I. 700. I 6 Bird. XC,9 A. 092, 345 0 Elis. NY. II S. 445. .. .• - and Mrs. Robert D. American League SOuTI4llId L(aoul EASTERN LHVISION BATTING (730 at bats)- G Brett, W L. Pct OS XC, 330. McRa,. KC. 344. 6'stock, or iando 23 17 (41 Min. 314. LeFlore, Del. 332 . i,,, . , Munson. NY, 323. Sa,smw'a', Il 21 W 5 24 47,9 RUNS-Rivers, NY. 70. P White, CPV4(IQ?i DAYTONA BEACH NY. £6. Cirew. Mn. 46. North, Oak. WexteqnD,,,siea 29 II 721 . 'UOi"a'v TONI Oil rS ENTRIES 63 Otis. KC. 61. Chattlnoogà fl 21 3)7 S RUNS BATTED lN-Munson, t4Y. coam I, 70 4(4 )O FIRST - I. Main Chute. 2 61 , Mayberry, XC, 67. Burroughs. 'flogw'iIe 11 21 292 I?', Grcieua Dame. 3 June Alice. I Tea, 03, ChimbliSs. NY, 61. Ystr Yoe'gtgoma'r 7 . cot,mo,, 3 Batson. S. Cory Allison. 6, JuIlhn. 7 z,msài. Bin. 63 Jaicksonvailt 3. Ortanoo 0 JOby. I Just There HITS--G Brett. KC. 143 LeFlore Sa,arwt. 3. Ci's' lOtte 2 SECOND - ) Ed's Impulse; 7. Chattanoogaa. Def. 177, Rivers. NY. 1 27, Munson, Mar Ru Cap. 3 Susie Gain, 1 aV Games NY. 126, Carew. Mn. 121 Ci'an.VIOOQI at Ovtano Norman's Sliol. S. Noticeable; 6. DOUBLES-'O$iS. XC, 26. Carty, S noav,lIe a' .4acs,on,;L. Rita Ann; 7 Fast Fl. S. Vera Gann Cie. 21. Rivers. NY. 21. McRae, KC, Montn,, t $a,anr.øm THIRD - I. L's Pert Paslon. 2 71. 0 Ewns, Bsn. 73 Cou"t.i. at C'Cmi$te May London, 3 Slim Wallon, 1 TRIPLES-Garner, Oak, 12. ,, M,k's Hawk, S. Ritfel, 6 Just 6 Brett. KC, . o43ueft. XC. 7, - FLORI UV'1J Leigh. 7 The Lost Flower, 8. Bd,rry Bumbry. I3aI, 6, LeFlore. Del. 6. Hiw)tt. CrTi, Ch.. 6; Bostock, Mn. 6. FOURTH - I. L' Love Of Em Carew, Mn. 6 ma. 2 Or Brisco. 3 MIMI Ann. I ARRIVE HOME RUNS -Banda. Oak, 20, FleeS Cricket, S Mickey Ackfl't; 6. t MIY. Bal, 19. Rejackson. Sal, II. SUNSHINE STATE CaPiluIat,.? Wrgl'it Drive; I. Fake HtndriCk. Cle, IS; Ystrl,mikl, Bsn, - , .'.' Rites Sr. Citizens Set Picnic - II I) 27(50; T (112) 5.410; 31.33 Sal. 122. 557. 263 JAsk George C. Hearn Church . ' Schrumpf of Niles, and the bridegroom's parts are Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hoening, ( '?' Monday, Aug. 2, 176-1B Evening Herald. Sanhnrd. Fl. In '' WOMEN Hoening Is U nderway By C lubbers EIGHTH - I. Bold Admiral (71 210 320 2 60. 2. Travelin Nell (2) TENTH - I. Midnight Major (61 1 201 703 20, 2. Pare (I) 9.007 20; 3 Nellie Day (I ) 4 40, 0 1461 57.00. P (6 At 137 40, T (61 1) 7U 50. 37 59. ELEVENTH - I Fairway Flair (6) 27 60 550 7 00. 2. Peggy Fallon (I) 120 300. 3. Rufus Hazouri (S) 350. 0 (6 Ii 6, 00; P (Cl) 303.10.' 1 (6 1 5) 1107 10; 3$I1 TWELFTH - I. Kim Luke (2) 7.10 100 7.40. 7. My Flirty Gertle (3) 3 10 2.60. 3 Dolly M (3) 220; 0 (2 5) 1560, p (23)4330:T(2 5 3) 7310. 36 12 A - 1$00 Handle - 1.373.359 Patricia Rose Schrumpf became the bride of Lawrence Edward Hoening on July in a louble ring ceremony at St. John's United Church of Christ, Sties, Mich. Rev. Harry 0. Willman performed the ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Vows L.E. 'Little Miss BPW' 3530 -1 Schrumpt, Exchange - (3) 60. P (5 6) 290.40. 1 (so 3) NINTH Patricia SENSIBlY -- - INSANflIRGfl -------------- Pharaoh (6) Northern Dixision W. L. PCI. OS 150 3 40 2 60. 2. Spyun Sly (5) 1.50 3 40 3 Kerry Woman (1)1.20.0 (S 6) ao at iso a' 79 00 P (6 S) 41.10. T ( 45-I) 41 9 $0; 5' PetflsO,.lz 1114 DEAR SENSIBLE: I'm me, I would send her the "advanced" enough for most money. pcopk, and have no Intentions I worry about her, Abby. o lIl4xaup. I uvuy usc cuarge Should I start a new itie In that I am concerned only with Florida? Or stay near my lmppearances and what people daughter in case she needs me will think. If no one knew It but and is too proud to ask? myself, I still would not apA1.WAYSMOTHER prose of my unmarried (though DEAR ALWAYS: Move to The Division of Personal and For more information, please adult) children sleeping with Florida, and don't worry about The Sanford Business & A panel of five Judges will Public Service of Seminole contact Mrs. Adams between their losers In my home. your daughter. You will not be Professional Women's Club choose the winners based upon Community College Is offering the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 DEAR ABBY: I have a 21- "desertIng" her - she made announces its Filth Annual poise, personality and beauty two courses in Cake Decorating p.m. at 322-5100 or call the SEVENTH - 1 K's A'n'rr hexen 1? 11 17', II', Sovtta.r Oivsaea, Ma." ', , r, (2 4) 71 10. P II 2) 4500, 1 (426) 13500. 00 (7 41 7920 T 3543. THIRD - I Blue Juice (3) 1.10 360 740, Bryan Keith (5) 150 3.20; 3 Stride (I) 7.20; 0 (31)15 20 P (3 8) 40 10. T (351) 311 10, 1 310 FOURTH - I Ed Ghost (I) 650 3 00 3 70. 2 Blue Grace 1 71 3 20 310. 3 BB'S Pusher (5) 520. 0 (I 7) i 20. P (17) 1020; 1 (17$) 392 00. 1' 3 1 36 FIFTH - I Wayside Sutai ) 007 70640. 2 Mary Kate (7) 1 00 360. 3 Lucky Libra (1)510; Q (I 7) 1200. P (I 7) 160,50; 1 (474) 1027 10, 1 3171. SIXTH - I Melod y Song (5) 1) 60 160 650. 2 Pearl's Pall (6) 1050 660.3 Madds Krlsti (3)350. Q (6E 16 1 4 50. 1 31.20 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Major League Leaders National League BATTING (250 .$) bats) A Oliver, PgP', 310. McBride. StL. 337. Griller. Con. .33*; G.Fos?er. Con. 332; ROSe. Con, 329 (6 1) 10 P (I 6) 69 00 1 3120 SECOND - I Christy's Hope (1) Today's Games Baltimore (R May 7 7 and 660 4 2 3.20; 2 Timothy Faith (2) fending, and the high Jump where the flamboyant Stones 7 4 102.60; 2 J. Darron ( 6) 3 00 3 40 Champion Flame 131 150. 0 t ho n, w here Shorter was de- flflifl Chicago 2, California I Zealnd Wayne Garrett's f irst-inning NFrance 1so3Mu,IIIaGoros(s)620.Q2) Front (Bridges) (It 9.00300 120 2, Argo 3320; p 112 31 106.10. FIFTH - I. Tailgate Toddy; 2 Jul Alai Angus (I) 13.10360;) Rudy Adams FOURTH - I. PaCO fl) 13.10 7.40 Bar S Pal. 3. Cousin Francis,- I, 500 0 (I I) 60.20 T 1112) 420.2 RodolfO (3)3.10 31,60; ). GasH Penrose Don; 5 Plunder Lady; 6. 2557 00. 2.09. DAYTONA BEACH (61 $20; 0 (13) 75.20; p (I 3) Conlve; 7 Lonesome Edy. I Silver SATURDAY MATINEE TENTH - 1 Victory Wreath 94 11 SO; OD (21)263 50 (Roy) (4) 27.50 7,40 3 40; 2 Special FIFTH - t. Zubi Egurbl (3) 1460 SIXTH - 1 Okle; 7. DPI Byrd (7) 340 210 3. Czar Napoleon FIRST - ). uriarte Goros (1 9.40 1.10; 2. Gasti Mandlola (5) 10 40 Pebbie; 3, Quality Fair; I Don (3) 3600 II 7) 2020 T 14 73) 167.40; 16 40 S 40 10.00; 2. BobOavaloS 500. 3 Orbe SardUy (I) 610; 0 (I 5) caster Devon. S. Blaze Bud. 6. 4.10 7.50; 3. Solos Peclna (3) 3.10; 706 16 60; p (3 5) ISO. 20. 'Iinegar Bill; 7. R's Jerry; I. Tougty A - 1806; Handle - 375,316. (2 1)3350; P (12) 1)9.40 SIXTH - 1. Urlarle Lorenlo (3) Tommy. SECOND). ZubI-Diaga (7) 11.00 2500 so 3,80; 2. SoloSOvy (2) 360 SEMINOLE SEVENTH - I Lanky Hank; 2 540300. 2. Bob Ovy (2) 1103 ( 3) 300; 3. Bob Goros (4) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Whippendeal; 3, Miss Liberation; 1. victor.Davalos (6) 550; 0 (7 7) 36 20; p (32) 52.50; OD (3.3) 112.50. Travelln Smokey; S. Lucky Whit, 6. Big Q (71, 2 SEVENTH - I. MullIlaGasti II FIRST - I. Indian Lang (C. 4060 Cracking Craig; 7. JoblII' Champ; 10.00 5.00 160; 2. Marti-Arrieta (5) lhlenteld); 2. Knight HI 5. Becky Sue. Shell) 3 THIRD - I. Jorge Ovy (4) 1360 (6) 150460; 3. NestorROdOlfO EIGHTH - I. Rocket M.; 2 Howards Chief (KurtzworTh). 10 5.50. 2. Solos Rod olto (1) 9.10 350; 0 (61) 4.00; P (56) 107.40. Penrose Fluer; 3 Demon; 1. KG. Speed (Roy); 5. Carlton Time 0, 3. Solana Molina EIGHTH - 1. Rafael Mandlola Irusling, S D S News Maker; 6. (Vandervort). 6. RedAdioS Clay 1) 1200. P (4 Ii 9660 7. Kayleen (2) 1150 660 310, 2 Marti Rodolfo Teli Mae Yet, 7 Ann Pet. S Mac's IDAmato), FOURTH - 1. GasH Il (3) 11.20 131 510300; 3. Aprall-Arrleta George. (Petersen). S. Champ Rainbow 620 310. 2 Paco 12) 3.20 750. 3. 140; 0 (23) 3300. P (23) 131.10. NINTH - I. Naps Jake. 2. IKucia). EJorri (4) 1.20. Q (2 5)3)20; P (3 2) Big o (6 , 73)7)0.20. SECOND - 1 Ocala Babe Ii Quisqeyana; 3 Society Stan, 4 B 95)0. DD (4 3) 103 50. NINTH - I. AraIZ (1) 21.50 5.60 B's Knee; 5. Sansage Hlmax; 6. Neely); 2. Glenora Duke(Hobbs); FIFTH -I. Rafael Wally (1)11 10 310; 2 Marti (3) 350340. 3 Sarduy Penrose Fee. 7. JobslIs Skydrol, I, VictoriouS Beau (Bereznak); 4. Pan 7.20 300; 2. GastlEgurbi (7) 6.20 (1) 500 Q (31) 2560 P (43) Cap Checker Byrd (Newman); 3. Romeo Adlo TENTH TENTH - I Happy Horst; 2. 10frnsby); 6, Wes Tee (Farber); 7. 7)3500. P (I 7) 133.30 720440; 7. Urlarle DavaloS (3) 320 KeithGeiger. 3 Thomas Thomas; 1. Flaxeys Boy (Lake); S. Senalor MIr SIXTH -I. Nestor-Goros (7) 14.60 250; 3 MarIo Egurbi (I) 1.70; (3. Royal Wasson, 5 Ken Strider; 6 (Serbet) 420 320. 2. Solos Daiga (1) 10 00 10, P 15 3) 140.10 DO (4 5) Trade Day. 7 6 R Sunset. S. White THIRD - i. Zeke Perkins (Parr). Shasta 2. Aloof (Kurtrworth); 3. Oca a 2) 113 20 ELEVENTH -1. Urlarte Gash II ELEVENTH - 1. Win Now; 2. Dutchess (DeBerry); 4. Debutante 3,410, P12 1)11190. DO (1 - 1. Marti Parco (6) 2 Golden Glitter (1) 160 3 50 3 Thousand. 3 Spectre% Trend~ A. Tass (Bridges); S. Rollick (Van 16.20S 103 20. 3. UriarteSarduy Play (1) 3,20; 0 (AS) 19 00; P (S 41 1.00; 3. Mar11 Dalga (5) ) ;7 Feltana Time, S Tets Heidi; 6 dervorl); 6. What Acclaim (R. 7) 60; 3) 63 Brindle Jeanie; 7 Koney's Time; k Regur); ?. Ace Trump (Grime%)~ (3 6) 43 60. P (6 3) 10440 SECOND - 1. Mac's Jalson (4) American Champ TWELFTH - I Gasti Elorrl 12) Mar Con Star (Tarpy). EIGHTH - 1. OrbeArrieta 7.10. 3.20 760; 2. Chuckle Faith (I) 10006103 60; 2. ApraIl Coblan (5) TWELFTH -1 While Clown, 2. FOURTH - I. Oteca Mas 13,00 7.20 5 00; 2. Marti-Sarduy (3) 6 500100.3 Tim Ryder (71170; Q 2a 4 20, 3 Marti Wally (3) 3 6O.' 0 Worthy Will, 3 Apache Mac GO; C (Bereinak), 2. Barlowt DulChess Mazlown Countess. S. Pal Luke; 6. (Piper); 3 Enough Time (Sic&); 4. 60. P (I 3) 96.90. BIg Q (36. I 23140; DD IS 4) 32.00; 32-6S with 25) 137640 Blue Jewel; 7. Sandy Time. I Camden Bonnie (Bourgeois); s. THIRD - I Patti Shaw (3) 1150 Wright Elite Stoney Key (PhillipS), 6. Mar Con 3) 129650 60 NINTH 1 Apralz (1) (2 50 6 520 3.10; 2. Herbie Talon (2) 70 Steve (Vandervort). 7. Bon Jour 6 60; 2 Marti ) 120 160; 3 Jorge 2.10; 3 Jolly Jumper (1) 2.20; 0 (2 Quick (Hobbs). S. Gold Circa (5)450; 0 (31)31.40; P (43)103.30 3) 2510; P (3-2) 132 00; T (324) (Dennis) Harness TENTH - 1. Nestoa' Dlaga (7) 5960. 31.55 FIFTH - I. Judge Floyd D. (B 12 507 101 40; 2. Solana Ovy (5) 6.20 FOURTH - i Jarhead So SO (3) Regurl; Legs (Serbes); 3. 2. Loco SEMINOLE 4 00; 3 Bob Pecina (3) 760; Q (I 1) 6204.00 7.60; 7. Ruffian (2) 5201.70 Westerns Bev (Phillips); A. Bomber SATURDAY NIGHT 68 20; P SI 24990, DO (1-7) 171.20. 3 Stable (7) 19.10. 31.71. 6. (Vandervort); S. Lady Byrd ELEVENTH -1. Urlar'te Eugrbl FIFTH - 1. Gene AuStin (2) 17.60 FIRST - 1. JH Firebyrd Spartan (Lake) 6. Irene Vo 11-40 6106 60 . 7 Nestor Coblan 550 540, 2. Wayside Gold (7) 700 (Aldrich); 7. Regal Eden (No (21 (1) 7 60 140. 3 ZubI Davalos (3) 120, 3 Satinee (3) 6.00; 0 (27) lCulhanel 12) 1410 500 450; 2. driver); I Mud Pop (Provost). Scott 150. 0 (2 4) 51 10. p 12 4) 13470 75,00; P (27) 1 77.00; 1 (27-3) Feather Hill (1) 3 00 250. 3. Aubrey SIXTH - 1. Hurricane Time ( i) 5.20 0 (2 4) 1910; 7:091, TWELFTH - I. Solana Arriela 1175.20, 31.57. (Bridges ) 2. Frisky Patrick (No SECOND - 1 Pansys Knight (11 31 I) 7 00 120. 2 Jorge Paco U) SIXTH - 1. Ima Friend (5) 550 driver); 3 Maid Joppa Star Tangle 1010 140. 3 MutIlla Elorrl (6) 610; 3403 00; 2. Peggy West (1)1002.60; (Olorl) (1) 16103.10 750. 2. varsity I Dvoracek). 4. Tingle 00 ; P 113)117 00 BIgQ 12 3 Omaha Gus (1)3360. 0 1 1 5) 27.00 Bomb (7) 3.00 300. 3. Middle T (3) (ReIlly); S Magic Maynard (Lake); 0(1.3) 39 310 Q (4 7) 21.00. T (4 151 19050; p (54) 97.10; T (311)121.70; 6 Worthy Robin (Solders), 7, SEVENTH- 1. Trooper Jim (5) 00(71) 9850. 7.087. SATURDAY NIGHT THIRD - 1. Wantawln Easy Diamonds Lad (Piper); I. Direct 33.10 5.60 160; 2 M&M's Jan (7) Bet (Shell). 11.70600; 3. E.C. Tuttle (1) 3.00; o (Shell) (7) 3503.00310. 2. Egyptian FIRST - 1 MarIo Goodwin Ill SEVENTH - ). Tallow (No (2 5) 123.20 P (5-2) 721.10. T (32 I) Wi nd (1) 5.70340; 3. Arden Ed (5) driver); 2. Six Thirteen (Bei'eznak); 17006004 40. 2 BarQuin Gor os (4) 340, 0(12 ) 1560. 1(2(5) 35000; 911 10. 31 $4 3 Thorpes Champ (Stader); 1, 1610 600. 3 NestorDavalos (2) EIGHTH - 1 Printer's Star Mutiny X.B. (C lhlinfeld); S. 250. 0 II Il 4150 P (11) 96(20. FOURTH - 1 Stars Hostess 15 60, 7.60550. 2. Conway Finny (2) SECOND - 1 victor Lorenzo (4) Captain Riddle N. (NO driver); 6 6605 20 3. Noting (7) 17.00 0 (I 2) (Billy Hobbs) (3 ) 11 70 510 310. 2 Royal Lobo (Rauch), 7 Hello Dere 1240 650 160. 7 Marlo-Peclna (I) 4520; P (17) 122.20; T (12.7) Freedom Trail ( S) 320 750. 3. (eiders), S Dolly Jester (Bridges). I 40460. 3 Bob Goodwin (5) 5,10; Q Sharon Ola (1) 340. 0 (35) )1 60; T 1066 W. 3139 EIGHTH - I.Buddy Hope ( ll) 47 00, P(4IISI.50. Big 0(14. NINTH - 1 Diamond Dart (7) ( 351)96.10; T I 373 (Vandervorl), 2 Saint Clair Eulle lii )SS 6O FIFTH - 1 Nifty Lady Byrd 700360320; 2. Ramblln Scamp (1) THIRD - I Solos Diego (7) 1120 (Bridge S I; 3 Mr. Durkee 300 250; 3 My Blue Sun (3) 1 50 Q (Brad kowers) (5) 1 60 2 SO 760. 2 (Provost); 4 J.M. Captain (Faga). 120 361) 7 Victor Rodolfo ('I) 6 10 920 P (2 1) 2550 T (23-I) TJQ (3 5500250, 3 Bubba East (2 ) IT 2) Ben Z. (DeBerry). 6. Dandy Horn 250; 0(33)1660; T ( S) 7)131.20. T 193 50, 31.50 (Pau). 1. Magnitude (Solders); $ ___________________________ TENTH - 1. Space Watch (6) Prince Desmond (Dvorace4i). SIXTH - I Riteway Ralph (Vince 21 00 ISO 1.40, 2. Jim Bob Hansen NINTH - 1 Squad Byrdle Ii (5) 3103.70. 3 Oct Of Grace (1) 300 Culhane) (5) 6 60 300) 00. 2. Sant as Neely). 2 Grannys Girl (Filipelli) 21.20. P (65) 9450; T (631) Girl (6) 3S0 1.10, 3 Mariorett L Bar 0 IS 3 Adios Pompey (0. Nestor); 4 11 I 20 0 (6 II 1200. T (56 799 40; 31.16. WITHA Clayhaven Pioneer (Lake); S. Little _________________________ ELEVENTH - I Romantic ill 20. 208 Jodi (Bourgeois), 6. Frisky Future SEVENTH - I Sumter Princess Ronny (3) 7650 1020 110. 2. 64.5 (Grimes). 7. Suregery Time Bear (2) 11 00 500. 3 Or Bourbon (Culhane) IS) 1 40 2 60 7 60 2. Great (Vandervori), I. Mighty Senator ( 6) 3 00 2.60 3 Sitar Hanover (7)3 70; 0(2 3)3310; P (3 7) 116.40; Value (Lyons) i 0 (2) 5700 15 6) 570 1 (562)3600; 1 1327) ill 50. 3159 TENTH - I More Reliable 3 07 TWELFTH - 1 Deer Hunt (Wilsey', 2 Jesta Chief (Lyons). EIGHTH - I Clever Astra 29 20 I SO 550. 2 Blondy Stride (5) Air Conditioning System _ B (J Neehyl. 4 Senator 700 360; 3. Big Expectations (I) (Ormsby) (1) 720 520 100 7 Jetty Conestoga Tina (Kucla). S Cumban Fiscal (No wall PLUMBING 2.60; 0 (2 5) 31.10. P (23)217.50, r Symbol ( 3) 5 60 )503 Curtis Hill )) iriver). 6 Goodtime Julie ! 360 (I 4) 4120 1 (4 3 5) 2311 10. (73-1) 171 20. 31 54 HEATING. INC. 'Grimes), 7 Winning Tine IS A - 3407. Handle - 3299,77) egurI, 5 Skip On Bye (Britton) NINTH - 1 Taylors Farvel SATURDAY NIGHT "We just haven't been win- Smith with the winning run in rung both games of double- the 10th innIng. headers for two or three years," said Hisle after the Twins w hi pped their longtime tormentors, 8-7 in 12 Innings and 6-2. 'This series is the best I can ever remember being in volved in." Racing DAYTONA BEACH SATURDAYMATINEE game 1 ___ - Pro Football Baseball Hisle. "I really feel good - I'm all pumped up," exclaims relief Bride 's Book- SCOREBOARD Fee/i'o n. q: New 322-7396 SANFORD AmIcqr,qy G.rmeiol a Office Tailahuss.,, If 1.34,64 Foe ufoemoton, 0060 liii poke ON owl"'s oPIce Magnolia Center 210 E. First St. 218-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD DIAL 322.3524 Between Knight's & RoJay Ph. 323-4132 Sanford �I S i 2 B-Ev.ning Herald, Sanford. Fl. Monday, Aug. 2. I76 __________________________________ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice __________________________ tl " TELEVISION LISTINGS AND 857 ci 2 NBC NEWS UPDATE gao ] 1ZJOE FORRESTER: Lloyd Bxlges stars A yog M onday Evening 60 ci CL) Cci NEWS & FAMILY AFFAIR 7 ZOOM 24 USA:PEOPj.,EApQ. TICS 8 MV FAVORITE MARTIAN tryIOtIndtjtnlo 6:10 I 9'JNS'INE ALMANAC 6:15 ci SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:25 2J (Mon.) WITH THIS RING 'csai problems n a tile of cnme (A) (L YOUNGANDREST. LESS 6 (Mon. through Thur.) DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri) MAX 9. NIMBI.,,E 0 FUN FACTORY (Tues. Thizs.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES Cl) AU.,INTHEFANILy: Glona's new role as mottler leaves Mike feeling neglected IN EDUCATION (Fri.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ci DAILY WORD 8 (MOI)RIVALSOFSHER. LOCK HOLMESfTues) EVE- arid(g*) 630 NBC NEWS 3) Il) CBS NEWS 6* I DREAM OF JEANNIE TI CROCKETT'S ViCTORY GARDEN 6:30 9:30 14) 1) MAUDE:HentyFonda guests when Maude decides he is an kieai canddate for President. Fwst of two part 2) (Fri. only) I DREAM OF JEANNIE CL) PASTOR'S STUDY 11) SUMMER SEMESTER i11 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 8 BIG VALLEY 12:3(3 ci 2 ThE GONG SHOW Ci) CE SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 1) SUNRISE JUBILEE 6* LOVE, AMERICAN (R) 3$ JIMMY SWAGGART SHOW 700 STYLE ALL MY CHILDREN 6.38 1) 12) JIGSAW JOHN: A gallery of fiimland losers and Of the vIctim her eflarep*cesof ttlepuzzle arising Prom the staying of an 8 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S TABLE '12) LIVING WORDS 6:43 12) HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 1141) NEWS 6SVfl9 actress. (A) ci UNTAMED WORLD 1112) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. BEAT 6:35 ci FARM AND HOME 1000 I TO TELL NE TRUTH BRADY BUNCH CL) CONCENTRATION 6* HOGAN'S HEROES . FEEDBACK 1.4) MIDQAY CE) NEWS I DAILY DEVOTIONAL Two owner-doctors of a San Frarscfaceant,,r. fain future when police ctiallenge thee practices. (A) 6.58 12) PAUL HARVEY 700 .1 0 TODAY (I..oc1 news lermirid of the Sea. 6* NEWS (4) HOt,LWiP000SOUARES (6) MATCH GAME 6* HOGAN'S HEROES CI) LET'S MAKEA DEAL 3$ 700 CLUB 10,30 6* ALAN BURKE SHOW 1.21) (41) CL IL 112) NEWS 6* WILD, WILD WEST 800 ci 37) COMEDY ThEATER: aesi Cody, Debbe 'P' Teresa Medaris pon.rayatrioof cheerleaders who sdergo a series of zany and errarrassI'lg epieodes when they we pledged to the most in dub at their high school 3) Cl) RHODA: Rhoda arid Iry." Elv Presley, Hope Lange. 1961. Rural boy is saved Prom delinquency by a female social worker who entalent. 1) NAME THAT TUNE 3$ VIVA VALDEZ 830 ~ 2 COMEDY NEATER CONT.: "Fiji House. Ken MamsanduamDunnstamin matches her reaction to iowhood against that of an BASEBAIL' Teams to be at 7:25 and 8:25). (Thurs.) AT THE TOP (Fri.) OLYMPIAD CE RYAN'S HOPE 121) IRONSIDE 3)' CI) CBS NEWS: (7:30,5 mm. local news, Ch. 4). 6* POPEVE AND FRIENDS T.; SESAME STREET (61) GOODMORNINGAMER. ICA 4:30 ERCISF SHOW Tucker. (Toes.) Deep Wa- .7 (Mon.) WORLD PRESS terS," Dana Andrews, Jean finds he is about to become a grandfather SUMER SURVIVAL KIT (Thurs.) CONSULTATION Town" Ann Sothemn, Don 'methe. (Thur.) Human 16) ci MARY HAR'rMAN, MARY HARTMAN (Fri.) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON NE NEWS Jungle." Gary Merrift Chuck Connors. (Fri.) 'Joan of the 9.00 .121) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 14) GAMBIT ICE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* (Mon.) LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (Tues.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING (Wed.) THE ROCK (Ttiurs.) MANNA (Fri.) NE BIBLE Lewis Stone, Tom Brown. gross) 'l'wo Way Stretch." Liz Fraser Peter Sellers. 1:45 14111 PASTOR'S STUDY "GROOVE 5:30 Brenda Joycde (91W) 1945, Florida Statutes 1957. Publish July76 & Aug 7, 9. 16. 1976 DEB "BOOB TUBE" 7:45 ANDFLEAMACKIT CELEBRITY OF WOMEN AND MEN - - - - - - - CLIP HERE u - - ----- - -u JaRI8p5( '. 'jgj I I 11,30 -- PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. Board of County Commissioners Of Seminole County, Florida By: Arthur H. BeCkwiIh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By A. G. Jones Dputy Clerk ISeall 355. OII' I _______ thls'-r.e I loni: Hidden a, :3O A 10 00 , v.'srd, BOOTS' = , EVERY TUDAY MORNI ALL SUMMER &tila of I 1IU1 :: I ____________________ I I II I . , K L L words below V H -. CNI appear foard, back- up down or diagonally. Find cacti and Lucy Huntsville Black Belt G. Wallace Camel 1 Ia Montogornery A. n ii 'r i ., E B I K I N R L C N A E T I E Ii! R R _ RN C B DI S P B AU CE I L RB BY CARTOONS Mobile box it j, Heart Of Dixie BIingham Yel lowharryner U i Southern Pine Redstone Arsenal Tomorrow: Pines .CLIPHER - x 6-Child Care -- - - ... MANAGER TRAINEE several openings. BUSY BEECHILOCARE eyes. On North Oregon Ave., , Mi. N. of SR 46, lust west of 11,1 Mi. West of Sanford. 327 3910 ____________________________ ., 18-Help Wanted -.. ME DI CAL Position, I N SUP A N CE SECRETARY- MUST be cx GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 76.)344-CA.E BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK. a banking corporation, Plaintitf vs JAMES EARL JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON, hiS wife, and Property Real Estate 4 B. 521,500 X Mr. Executive MAS - and the money to pay for Large3BR. 2 bath town home with ' it Start now - Selling beautiful productS Make beautiful rrone,, Call 641 3079 for information ________________________ '"' carpet, cenlral air, 2 car garage, formal dining, plus private patio Water & lawn maintenance fur nuhed $275 per mO 3 BR, I B, 4 Acres. 133.900 3 BR. Ui B, lakefront, 132.500 ' For Sale, very reasonable ducted in Sanford at local store. Interviews between land I only, 1I COSMETICIAN - Experienced .-'E SELL SUCCESS2431 5 French Ave., Payless Shoes. lICommerclaI )27l7o I _ _____... POPULAR TERMS 19195 French 372 1991 Eves 327 1196. 377 1164, 32'7 1984 Stenstrom Realty CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN - Con veniences. 2 BR, I bath, toned commercial Great for young couple 120,150 LOADS OF POTENTIAL -' 1 BR. 7 bath in lovely Loch Arbor, Needs Some repairs Priced to sell REAL ESTATE Phone 32) 1577 ________ __________________ 322 7495 ______ LONGW000 .- 3 BR, central air, very clean, fenced yard, 519$ mo Rentals _______________________ LARGE ROOMS - 3 BR. 7 baths. large corner tot with many fruit trees & shrubs 135,000 ______________________________ SPLIT 3 BEDROOM Clitliordan,Realtor copies of the claim to the clerk to ROGER L. BERRY enabfetheclecktomailon,cepyto BERRY & FULLER each personal repl'esentative P.O. Drawer 0 All persons interested in the estate Sanford, FlorIda 37711 TO wnom a copy Of this Notice of Attorneyt for Petitioner Administration has been mai are Publish' July II. 74, Aug. 2. 9, 1976 required WITHIN THREE DEan MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ..... _______________________ 2 : Acre ranchette. nice I room house, bath, garage, l6'xlO barn Geneva $150 mo with 1)50 tnt deposit References 3fl 056.1 Air Conditioned Bedroom MCI Only References " 3OApaf'tfllents UnfUrnished Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida .... 131 1227 - , "'Roo ____________________________ Rent with optiOn to buy 71x11 2 br -- Petitioner, cnWedneldayth.Chdayof August Joseph T. Mci-tan, whose addreu ii that a proceeding for dlssoiulion ---------------------------Oil C.i fli..,_ a.,.,.., .--.JruOnQQ, P'torida. mlrrlagel5asbe,flfiledagain,t The name and address of lhe per. and short title of such matter is IN sonal representative's attorney are RE THE MARRIAGE OF JOHN . set forth below, THOMAS, Petitioner, and ALICE All persons having claims or FRANCES B. THOMAS, Respon. demands against the estate are dent, and these presents command required, WITHIN THREE you to appear and file your Answer MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Orotherdef,ns,or pleading with the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk SeminoleCoun,y, Florida, and serve •r,xyq cotiry a written a copy thereof on Petitioner's Statement of any claim or demand torney, ROGER L. BERRY, they may have, Each claim must be BERRY 1. FULLER, P.O braw,r in writing and must indicate the 0. Sanford. Florida 33771, on or basis for the claim, the name and befor, the 20th day of August, 1976, address of the creditor or his agent Of OtheIs, a default will be en. or attorney, and the amount tfed against you claimed, If the claim is not yet due, WITNES5 my hand and Official the date when it will become due SealoftheclerkofthedircuitCourt shall be stated, If the claim is on the 15th day of July. 1914. contingent or unIiquldat,, the (Seal) nature of the uncertainty shall be Arthur H. Backwitn, Jr. stated. If thcIaim 5 secured, thi Clerk of the Circuit Court security shall be described. The By: Lillian T. Jenkins claimant shall deliver sufficient Deputy Clerk mobile home. Patio, carport, OuPLEx Furn'shed or un furnished Ideal location Reasonable rent MS 3721 , Manager shed Pool tennis marina on St Johns River 666 5600 173 Hays Drive, 3 BR. 2 bath, fenced Apts. Unfumn SpaCious 1 6. 2 BR. all electric, eat in kitchens Dish Sanford Airport Authority yard $165 mo plus deposit. 323 too] carpet, air, plenty closets From 5)50 Exclusive 3 Bedroom. I bath house in Sanford Mgr 322 7113 Fenced yard 64S0S67 C ' levied upon the following controls.aufornaticshutoff.te,..dof described property owned by Jerry play mode, electromagnetIc Lee Christopher. saId property beaks,, record mod, lnt,.Io(k and being located in Seminole County, be abl, to utitige lQt' inch reals of Florida, more Particularly tape the transport, en adaoted described as tfllln,e. TO 1S14 inch per seco tape One 1572 Ford i door hardtop, ID Spied. The deylc, shall be supplied No. 2E$4H 141071, TiIIe N 3545211 with rack mounting adapters, have being stored at Altamonte Garage, ama*lmumwelghtof50, InAltamont, Springs, FlorIda 32101 be powered by 110 volt AC curr,o,, and theunder$lgn51flo, Seminole Courtly, Florida, will at to reject any or all Proposals, or any this Court either before service on engaged in business at 100 SprIngs A.D. 1976, offe, for sale ptantiff' afferney or Immediafely Boulevard, Longwood, 37750, arid Sell to tormality technicality In an's the highest bioder, for cash, subject Proposal or in the Ihereafter; otherwise a default will Seminole County. Florida. under the to Interest of the any and all existing leins, be entered against you for the relief fictitlou, at the Authority. name of SPR INGS Front (West) Door of the Seminole demanded in the complainl or REALTY, and that I Dated: July 29th, $974 petitign intend to County Courths, in Sanford, Sanford Airport Authority registersasd name with the Clerk of Florida, use above described per. PC) Bx Ill WITNESSmyhandandt51of iheCircuitCourt,SemeCouflty Ionalpcoperfy said Court on July 16th, $976. Florida In accordance with thu Sanford, Florida 3777) That said sale Is being ICourt Seal made to By: .1 5, Cleveland Provisions Of the Fctltlous Name satisfy *.rthur H Btckwitn, Jr. Slatufes, TO.Wif: Section U5.09 the terms of said WrIt of Director of Aviation Execution. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court Florida Statutes 1951. Attest: E. Polk, By. LIlian T. Jenkins S: Wallace E. Downs, M. W. Gre,nstein SiserIff uty Clerk Owner Alit Director of SemInole County, Ftorløa riLbIsy, Jijiy IS. 76. Aug 7, 9. 1976 Avg 2. 9, 15. 23, 1975 A'iaI PubItVi: Aug. 7, 9, $4. 23, I91 tJi-.Cli Putili, Aug 2. 1976 DEC1 UU ,4t5_144 ,, r:c then, plus dining area, central heat air, fully carpeted Patio 125.000 CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR. 2 baths. centrll heat ar. famiiy room. fireplace, in gorgeous Mayfair, 55 9. 500 (,jI WITT REALTY Peg Peal Eslate Broker 321 0610 322 0779 373 7195 327 2748 Oviedo area, country nome, custom built. 2' acres. I BR. 3 baths, offIce, 3)00 sq. ft., 3 moo. old. $6,000 equity and assume mor tgage of $55,000 Appraised 110,000 Owntr, 365 4450 3 BR. U bath, family room. fenced 101, well, sprinkler system, air, kitchen fully equipped Assumable mtg Payments SItS mo Total price, 521,500. 373 6718 Kish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" LONGWOOD ' Lovely corner lot with large Shade oak tree in front Back yard stockade fencing Quiet neighborhood, convenient to Shopping Good cabinet space in kitchen Range, Refrigerator. Decorator wall paper Double carport, patio Metal storage shed Wilt sell i-HA 3 BR. 7 bath 579. 900 NEAR 5CC ' Nice 3 BR. 1, bath Paneling in living room and master BR Near new "no Wax" vinyl in kitchen Decor corn plimented wifh tasteful wall paper $73,900 MLS REALTORS 321.0041 M. UNSWORTH REALTY ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Peg Peal Estate Broker 803W 1st St 323 6061 or 373 0517 eves 2S6SPark f11 H REPOSSESSED-- 3 BR, bi-ick $100 down 5)49 I) P1.5': pct APR. 360 Moo $18,500 CRANK CON'ST REALTY EALTORS-l)0 6061 Eves 323 3419 FROM i VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Homes 12:63, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, Spanish design Partly furnished, air conditioner. 51.500 327 90.4%. 327 7028 after 6 Geneva crea- Mobile home with 50' cabana, on tot 1l$'x710'witts lets of extras. 349 5265. TSYR FMA FINANCING (,.REGORV MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive SanfOrd. 373 '1200 - 43-Lots-Acreage = 17.7 Acres, near Osteen, partly wooded, power & phone lines on land Property is on corner with good road frontages Localion i5 ideal for home or trailer Only 115.900 Call Owner. 8)1 2591 3726655 tront cabin. 2 BR, completely furnished Hatvill area. $11,000 PAOLA-. 7 Acres, I BR home, family 6. dining rooms 1.49,000, Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. LONGWOOD. I BR. I, baths. fenced backyard Deep well FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 527.500 Brailey Odham-3234670 Hal Colbert Realty BUILDER.DEVELOPER L 323.7832 ______________________________________________________ EVES 322 1587 or 3220612 OVIEDO Lake Jessup. quiet country living in a 3 BR home. fireplace, central air, heat, new aluminum siding and windows. For sale by owners who are being transferred and are anxious to sell $32,300 Call anytime 365 3631 MOVING TO ALABAMA 3 BR. I baths, central air & neat, carpeted, eat in kitchen, closets galore, enclosed garage, fenced back, cio%e in Assumable 7i: pci mortgage 115665 PITt Owner anxious $26,500 BATEMAN REALTY Req Real Estate Oroler 26155 Sanford Ave 371 0759 eves 332 7613 _______________________________________________ ___ w priced 3 BR, in beautifully Fenced yard 521.500 Harold Hall Realty, Relt, 323 3711 shaded Pin,crest ' Life In I ' : . ='='- y.-:. - .4 Welcomes ::tTTit ardens uxury Patio Apartments Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adu It. F a mIIy 0(1 .."4 HOMES of DISTINCTION Large Wooded Loti Pv.d Streets S,w,,s Street LightS S.dewalks One Bedroom From IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY . - 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Kemodeliig TV'S from $49. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st SI. Downtown 3fl 9411 * SINGER FUTURA * One of Singer's finest. Sold W for over $600. Needs someon, to assume balance. 5)96 $0. or pay $1230 mo Free home trIal Will take trade Call Bill at 339 5097. Dealpi u.rt.ng noum set. 1 piece, good condition, $350. Single bed with box springs & matt., 150; Chan deller. ItS 323 0102 FOR APPOINTMENT 135 1505 W. 25th St. CALL 322-3103 Sanford, Fla. ____________________________________________________ 322.2090 I ProIiStiOflJlly Managed 77- Autos Wanted r•e ollyf'.it bitters, half Persian Want 1911 or older Dodge Dart; atic _nt1?0_BIJY will ouy any make Phone 32) 1010. Cash 322.4132 Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days We Buy Furniture - DAVE'5 373 ______________________ PINEY WOODS BARN - ' ' . 72- 'AUCtiOfl " - 'A 'A' 'A' 'A' GUNS ONLY Furniture To be Casselberry, 17 92. l30.42°_d at Public - 1ItU. Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 431 1311 __________________________ 1968 VW Beat Ic, new tires, brakes, 500 ml on rebuilt engine. Feb. insp 5650 6644437. _________________________ new parIs pso 3237791 after 5:30 or week ends A U C I i 0 fl , ap proximately 200 hand guns, rifles, & shotguns. New, used & Antique Weapons of every description. Open for inspection, 10 A.M. until Sale time, 7 P.M., August 4. BankAmericard & Master Charge ac- "W & chairs, secretarial desks I chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as iS. Cash and carry. sold Sale after I AUGUST 4, 7 P.M. - ________ -- ________-. ________________________________ MUSTANG, 1966, new white paint, blue interior, automatic, many AUCTION - -- '' didn't work wouldn't b any 1973 Buick Century, air, power steering, AM FM radio, low mites. 373 4596 __________________________ 1972 Chevrolet Rally Nova, p.s.. air, sun roof. new lines. 11995. 372.0335 - 'A' If Ads , Theatre, South 1792. Phone 322 1216. ______________________ 53-TV.Radio.StereO Used Office Classified .. No charge. All admitted free, Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drlve.in KENMORE WASHER, parts, Servce, used machines. _________________________ MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 60-Office Spplles STOP AND THINK A MINUTE . SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET A -' 1969 Honda, CB 350. "oc Miles. Excellent cond., 5390. 327.3117. __________________________ Wheats 1' ic each. 3235500 -- ________________________ BLAIR AGENCY Paying 12.73 for each dollar sil,ec coins; Paing 30c each for Indian; ___________________________ ROBSON MARINE 292$ Hwy 17.92 - 373 3144or323 7710 ________________________ 69-StampS.COiflS -- Accessories cycles Motorcycle Insurance We Buy Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 55-Boats & -- -. Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell If you are flaring diffcully finding a for 30 pct. commiSsion. Free PiCk placeto I,ve, car to drive, a jot, or ups Auction. Saturdays 7 p m SOfl service you have need of, Sanford 322 2270 . r.aej .5il Our want ads every day ________________________________ _______________________________ Twin size Glamourpedic mattress, used 4 days, cost 1120. $75 Of' best offer, 322 1001. We have a large selection of black & white portable TV's. $23 to 145. HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 373. 1731. week Call collect, 56$ 2131 - . 78-f Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy. 17.9) $30470.5 70-Swap & Trade CLOSE OUT- New Hotpolnt Washers, II lb. capacity. Req. $317 with trade While they last, lust 5275 with trade. DICK'S APPLIANCES MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Iteml. Larrys Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. Miracle Maid waterless cookware with lifetime guarantee. 373.6493, 52-Appliances BUY JUNK CA.S-- from $10 Call 322.1621 after 1 p.m. - 323.1511. with cabinet, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '17 and '73 Models Call 3231510 or $34. 1605 Dealer) 1970 GTO. air, new tires, new paint, rebuilt engine 11500. 32261.47 19,2 El Camino V 8, automatic, power steering. 5151$ WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD Phonefl.10I0 1971 Ford Country Squire wagon; 1969 Mustang Fastback; 1961 Renault; 1966 Ford Camper Vat't. ____________________ A ...*' _____ ,MuclIutleer, CoI. Wayne H. Blecha. F or I n for m a t ion, contact - OCEAN FRONT - New Smyrna Beach. 15', 50' & 100' lots From $17,500 6441051 SACKETT INVESTMENT Lawn Mower Sales & Service- we Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W First St.. 372. 1.403 NELSON'S FLORIDA in CORP.. REALTORS WANT TO SELL YOUR HO,VIE' Buying a new home? Mov'ng to an apartment? Get Some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write in ad that will bring a fast sale CALL 322 2611 Pu b Ii c Auction ____- 64-Equipment for Rent Monday, Aug. SteamCieanYourownCarpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITI.JE.372 5181. 2, 7 PM Lots of furniture, bed. ding, appliances, TV's. Miscellaneous items sold at bargain prices. BankAmericard & 65-Pets-Supplies -' Doberman AXC Puppies, pet and show quality Cropped ears & shots 1150 to $300 Terms 343. M a s t e r C h a r g e welcome. 5740 Sanford Auction RABBITS- S Does. 2 Bucks, 4 Young. Equlpmenl & Pens. 163. 322 2 1)1. 1200 French Ave. 323.7340 - _________ _________ 'Ad ," ,' BUSINESS DIRECTORY l, i' Sale i51 Qith (utiaS .Slso Antique gold cal mirror 8, lamp 322 0635 Aluminum Siding Gu,iranteed reconditioned auto batferies. $12 95 exchange. can cover your home with alum Siding & sOtfiI System Also Roofing. Gutters 70 yrs E'p Eagle Sdng Co 131 9563 Sanford Ave. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E Frst St 3275672 70' Self standing tower, I Spa 12 Beams. I Hinu 7 Call 373 4601 after S rotOf Engine lift and frjme, tO tori, Yaie Chain fail, 5295. 172 1962. i-arm Wagons 3772031 Auto ..'tcht.'n Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks Installation ,ivailable Bud CabrIl 172 8052 ,lrlytirnC Painting Auto Painting & Minor Body WOft. Professional, experienced painler Work guaranteed Bruce'S Body Shop. 3210753. -______ Home Improvements Pest Control RemoneIng and Addit Freeestmnates. P4000ligaton JOHNNY WALKER.322 6457 General Contractor ART IIRUAPd PEST CON TRot. 2562 Park Drive 3fl $163 Carpentry Rernooclrig, Add,t,ons. Cufom Work LCensed. Bonded Fre, estimate 373 6031 Interior. Exterior Plastering. Patching & Smulate'd Brick & Stone Specialty 327 7710 Plaster insulation - Land Clearing 515E First 1fl'1742 BackHoe Service till drt, c lap. roCk L .iivi All knd Of dgg.ng liouselralers stored and mowed. 322 9112 Carl's Sewing Machine Repair. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING _____________________ Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt. top SOil. 322 3913 ______________________________ Tree Service Sewing Machine Singer 1Oh P4 Sew, with walnut conSole, balance 579 80 or 6 It) 30 NATION '.%iOE. 3398097 Locals, Light Hauling Max 1.000 lbS Call 3770.4?) XULP DECORATORS .409W 1st SI 327733$ We Buy Furniture Home Improvements Lawn Care C E SHEPHERD Mowing, edging, trimrn.rcj wCal.ng and fertilizing Free es'mates Phone 373 S9S.s Mariner's ). LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Roof Repairs. Cavpeifr,. Pxnti..g. Home Repairs, Gutter ing. Cement wofI Free ,Stimales 131 4443 _______________________ Central Heal & Ar Conditioning. i-or tr esT,rnates. cill Carl Harris at SEARS Sanford 327 illI in TrashHauled,LawnCa(e Hauling Furnished or Unfurnjh,cj 'CLUB ROOM 3222615 slave some camping equipment yj no longer use! Sell it all with a Classified Ad En The Herald. Cail 322 2s11 or 131 999) and a friendly ad vitOf will help you Highway 17.92, Sanford 3323444 _____________________________ LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree lrimmng 1. removal Free estimates Licensed I lnsur, 5627197 EXPERT LAWN CAPE Mowing. Edging. Trimming Pnone3fl 1797 Free Estimates Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free Estimates 322 0192 Well Drilling ___________________________ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt type, and 517e$ We repair and service ' WAYNE J LENNOX 1. ASSOC. Tvrtgrass Consulting Service Golf Courses. Ball Fields, Lawns 323 6019 fr more info POOL REQUIRED Clean, Oil & TuneUp. YourHome$1S Landscaping & t.arge I £2 Bdrm, NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE Alterations, Dress Making. Drapes. Upholstery 22'? 0707. Sewing Machine Repair C&A Oearing, Hauling Sewing BEST PRODUCT dEST PRICE Free E%!imatei--21 H0!5 THER.'.'O TEX,S3T 0971 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'la.mn,'rly Harrielt'S BeCuIt Nooki p,imenf5 of Expot roct repars. lilt roofs or SPiingi All work guaran d BROGOEN ROOFING, 33:3' B eauty Care 51-Household Goods Roofing ________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ClCSSified AdS didn't work Ihere wOuldo't be any Truck Utility Tool Box. for step Side pick up. 155. 322 1967 'Wage / EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY LIt 50-Mscellaneous for 'A' 'A' 'A- A 'A' 'A' 'A' ROSES moved last spring? Planning on storing them another year? Don't do it Plan a garage sale and don't forget to advertPte it the Herald want ads Like magic, the clutter will disappear, and you'll have extra cash in your po(ket 1200S. French 323.7340 Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. CORP,REALTORS Cleaning the garage again Moving the same items around You Sanford Auction 62-Lawn-Garden __________________ Pa.ntn.4. Remodeling, General Repar Call 32) IllS , I Singer with ZigZag, $13, Singer with buttonhole attachment, 11S Singer Golden Touch and.Sew, 16$. Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition. Singer's best ever. $263 NOLL'S : Mile lake & LAKE BETHEL canal front. 50 Acres $150,000, Fantastic terms 644 1081 or 6.17 1111 SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP REALTORS I Repossession ' 9df1wide 4' Sub division $110,000 cash REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 372 7861. Sanford Sanford fSanorai, 57.500 down. 1.310 mo, 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den Fenced. 1.35.500. 3235)02 -. WEEKEND RETREAT- Canal .1uiuuuuiuiiauw ux.x.upaulLy .uixj . 2i 6)42 Peg Real Estate Broker Down Homesreadyforyourinspectlon 141,51 1014 W. Garnett White New i , TAFFER REALTY REALTORS Eli 70125?hST. MIJL TIPLE LISTING SERVICE LAKE MARY Fenced yard Beautiful trees pant iob 3 tSR $71,900 25,OOO . Conventional-5°o I 42-4vbile Merchandise cLdrc,y 1lll INC & Lay-Away Machines Monday, Aug. 2, lflê-31 65-Pets Supphes - 2617 S. French, 322763$ DEBARY Beautiful I acre lots tmom 14.990 Only 190 dOwn with iow payments 617 tIll. SACKETT INVESTMENT :017 S i-PENCil New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes I BROKERS Days 377 617) Niqht- 377 2357 DELANO IS Acre5, S mm from downtown Zoned mobile home 322 - 2420 iloOE 75th SI ' - Pretty country setting ,,ntorcJ S '.11-5 1 E1,'droorr I' iI,ltt, i'ntmal heal & .xr, carpeting Excellent con diton, 127.500 323 5516 Sanford's newest residential neighborhond - DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick. Broker Detlona, 668 6611 373 6)5) SI4ANISH style stucco-3 BR. formal dining, range. ref rig . 2 units 521.100 3222l18 have , REALTORS Attr HourS Uy: Mike Hattaway, LAKEFRONT-- 150' on large lake with spic and span 3 bedrom, carport, central heat & air con diticn,ng, screened rear porch. A real bargain at 1)0.900. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Reduced for quick sale- B Owner. Sunland 3 BR. 1 bath, heat & air, 2521 Perk Or many extras 511.900 3-LI '1371 ML S REALTORS 322 9ti. 327 3091 41 QUIET AREA 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard Approx 12,000 down, 5155 month Price $71,500 Owner, 323 0522. I SAN LANTA- 3 BR, I', bath, a'Sump $10,100 mortgage of 7': pct ;nle,esl. SIll 25 monthly 518.900 ti.jr heard orally. Hearings may be continued from time to lime as found necessary Further details availabl, by callIng 323 1330, Ext 307 Board of County Commissioners SemInole County, Florida - Eat in kit heat, from $15,000 A low as $100 down ,i '4.,,'.' i 'k iq 4 Ot SectIon 1621 32, on Snowtiill Road IDIST. II This public hearing will be held In ROOm 203 of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, FlorIda, on, August 31sf, 1914, at 7 00 P M . or as thereafter as possible Written comments filed with the Land Development AdminIstrator will be considered Persons a peartl'lg al the public hearing will be - Completely renovated 3 & I BR homes, Ui baths, with central I k' justment in approvktg a Special Exception to parke mobile home in an A 1 AgriculIur, Zon, on the following described property ' olt SE '. tess N IL '4 * 3?? 1498 Split level. $100,000 CAN'T BEAT - Thi5 1 BR. 2 bath, central heat ar, family room, patio, boat port Only 129.950 Call Bart Plant & Craft Shop x OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ---iJa.I n.,.i. LA.. ,, n.aring The Board of County Corn missionen of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to consider an against the Board of Ad REAL ESTATE air S BR. lake, extras $59,150 $2 5.800 24-BusIness OpportunIties 1976 at 12 o'clock noon M w Greenstein Assistant Airport CailBart BR. 7 B. new 573.500 , bedroom. I' bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator, 572.500 3*00 dov,r,. if VA nothing down KULP cheri eouippeci 372 5913 HAVE A VERY MEI4tIY CHRIST MANAGCR TRAINEE- Must MACHINIST Experienced in wIlling to relocat, in stat, of J lathe & mIlling -machine LAKE MARY 3 BR, wooded. SCCluded, large i acre, like new 5.41.9(0 322 4967 13061)3 I BR, lOktrnt By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sanford, cenlral heat and air, wall to well carpet, separate dining room. 16*16' family room, garage, large fenced yard, beautiful Shade trees, t6'xld' workshop or outside game room. 1.5.000 equity and assume ben. Phone 371 0503 REALTY, 3fl.2335 PEG REAL ESTATE BROKER "Your Business is Appreciated" ItO North Palmetto Ave. Office 321 016.4 Eves 377 0949 Forrest Greene, Inc. ______________________ L€4 me Show you hOw you can make Lakefront house, nice yard. citrus 5300 t $500 per wCek Call 323 5512 trees. 3 bedrooms. Unfurn Kit AVON BARTENDER .- Experienced, evenings X SECRETARY - Experienced in transportation in 3 BR. Ii • B. 127,750 I Like new home. rolled commercial, Ideal office, 121.500. Ilarold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323 5771 3 BR. 2 bath home, SANFORD shady back yard, air conditioned Call Now $17,900 3 BR. CB. 519,500 claims. Medical terminology. typing, billing & dictaphone NO 2 BR, large living rm, fenced, others need appiy Start rn kitchen equipped, Fla rm $125 mediately 323 5360 plus security dep 323 5791 I If you desire to buy or sell real citate, stop and see me. 3 BR, 7 Story frame, $17,000 3 BR, I JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305 3fl 1595 Days and After Hours 51-Househoki Goods Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS, 131 5253 Service Multiple Listing I FRICKE & FRICKE 41-Houses Furnor Unlurn 3737920 _____________________ perienced in fling insurance necessary. FlorIda. Training Program erwu 32-Houses Unfurnished _____________________ Nice2tledroomblockhorne 130 pm Sharp person. representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL has ein fifed against you and you REPRESENTATIVE: Donald P. Ewald CpJedoserveacopyofyr w. itten defena', ii any, to lion the Gierach and Ewald, P.A, , -----------... ntiinti#i'. -....-7 P.O. &,x ani,. , -.x,xv name mG On. " 5 E. . (305) Shackleford, Farrior,Palermo, Stalllngsof&Telephone: Poblish Aug 2.9. 1943141 1974 Evans, Profesalonal Association, ________________ DE C. 11 ___________________ P0 Box 3371, Tamp., FlorIda .-.-___ , Uodl, on or before August 26. 1974, FICTITIOUS NAME w H C G 0 AA 0 S 0 C H S HLBXAE 0 EE ' IN THE CINCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUITFOR FLORIDAINANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Srigu Air Conditieneç Model ACR RCASG SHINKRVIEHHic Ii I C D (S I) A e u u v i ti ____________________ - Huttii%on Or.ea,i front APIS 3)9 S AtlantIc, Daytona Beach Call Mrs P U ilutchiSon, 327 1058 Realtors, 5)1 5253 perienced only Work in Deltona _._.___________ ALABAMA IEEBAI0BNAA0 • Seminole County, Florida PUblish. July 19, 26. Aug. 2. 9 1976 Home Lots Very neat and coZy 3 BR, I: bath home, large corner lot, fenced yard Owner bought another. Must sell Sacrifice at $20,500 Submit all offers. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Assoc, After Mrs S34 1123 Lotsforl, 106. l2wide' Quiet adult park-in town 7SlSPa'kØr 3272161 Assoc. After HrS. 531 1773 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOC Inc. Carpenter's Helper Only, cx x 35-Mb;Ie I BR, t B, fam rm 125.000 hlldren. 3276530 no experience necessary. Chairman PROPERTY Attest: TO James Earl johnson and Peggy Johnson, Arthur H. B.eckwith, Jr. his wife, Publish: Aug. 7, 1974 1100 Flat Shoals Road THlSNOTlCE,tofileanyobj, 5 NOTICEOFSHERIFF.SSALI College Park, Georgia 30137 they may have that challenges the NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttsat an validity of the decedent's will, the AOVERTI5IMLNTFORBI action to foreclose a mortgage on qualifications of the personal by virtue of that certain Writ Of Public nofice is hereby given that Itue following property in Seminole representatIve, or the venue or Execution Issued out of a under sealed proposals will be recei the Sal of the Circuit COurt by jurisdiction of the court, County, Florida, of the Sanford Airport Authority, Lot 174, WINTER SPRINGS UNIT ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Orange County. FlOrIda, upona final Sanford, Florida, hereinatter called COfd to the plat teref as OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Iudgment rendered in the aforesaid thC Authority, at the office of Ihe (Ounonthe73thdayOfAug.J%, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED recorin Plat Book II, pages 6,7 Airport Manager, Bldg. No I, & S. public reeor.', of Seminole Dateofth,fintpublicationoffhls 1915. in that certain case entitled, Sanford Airport, Sanford, Florida UslIfe Credit Corporation, Plaintiff, until 2)0 Notice of Adminislration: August County, FIe'ja. TOGETHER P.M OST on August 25, vs. Jerry Lee Christoptier and WITH. Frlg'dalr, Range I Oven. 2nd, 1916. 1976 for a commercial grade, 2 Model RCG 637 VS. Frig. Diih. .losipti T. Martan Beverly S. Christopher, Defendant, channel, ' inch track width stereo *tiich aforesaid Writ of Execution reel v,asner, Model DWCQUT; Frig. As Personal RePrnent.. recorder and playback device, was delivered to ma as Sheriff of Dsi:*sjI, Model FDR I lIve Of the Estate • Sin,r .fth,\ I SherIff 'iUlCt OF ACTION - 0 1 N I A C C E S N iN"4i I A E L U 4 I Soflal property, That saId sale 5 being made to SiliSfy the terms of said Writ Execution .ionn t. Polk, DEB _______ AdultS Only, 195 372 2296 after i Experience preferred Send r , Wm. H. Stemper' Realtor validity of the decedent's will, the quatificatin of the personal HERMANN LEVY, ak a Herman Levy, Deceased Furn Apt 327771.4 ________________________ 1 BR. furn apt.. lights, waler furn resume tO P 0 Box 1911 Lake UnfumniShed, two bedroom Srcurtv Mary. Fia 32746 Deposit AdultS Preferred 3?? 6420 or 32) sasi Expanding sales business needs working partners. No investment LONGW000- Spacious all brick 2 BR. 7 bath, kitchen equipped, 1211 quiet dead end street $150 per mo /usekeeper, live In, care tor 2 Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Seminole County, FlorIda, Probate WHOSE formation available from the Civil RESIDENCE AND Publish. Aug. 2. 1976 Division of the Seminole County Division, the address of which is MAILING ADDRESS ARE: 5709 DEC Defendant - P',jblith Aug 2, l97 OEC.a SRE0SI0HEARSENALIA 0 B LA CENI P NREHI U 0 s y UNISIUN PM0BILNERR I R B L A C K S\4\4 A R E C U I G E B E I X I 0 F 0 1 iN'\ H M H L H W H M 1 R E I) S 1 0 V M b\ft\A B 0 A R A 1 'I GIANT lAG collar, beige with brown face I feet. Loston Yale Ave. on July IS. NOTICE OF ACTION S x x I I I THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTlCE,tofileanyoji5 Commissioners Of Seminole County, Stored at A. i. Losslog Transfer & of ELIZABETH A. MER TAN, SEEK & FINDt K Vi1E.i1i11k1J MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF LOST: Siamese female cat, no SECRETARY - Shorthand a must. and ALICE FRANCES B. THOMAS. Respondent Drainage and Utility Easement on LW 17, Block A. SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION 9. according to the plat thereof asrecordedin Plat Book IS, Page 65, of the Public Records Seminole Counf y, Florida. sublect to a 500 toot Ulil:ty Easement along the Northerly and Southerly lines Ihereof. '23 11) NEWS I Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave. Sanford _____________________ shady lot, air, mature couple, 1 child 1130 mo $50 dep plus util, 372 0115 LakeMary LIVE IN- Mature, good home, TAXI DRIVERS 7 BR, near Five Points, private , salary, permanent Private room wk days & bath With 7 bduit Driver's nursing experience. rn FurniShcd, 2 BR garage apt. Lake &fl 39w. Golden, lake privileges, prefer retired couple No pets 372 0271 ___________________ LEASING AGENT- For apartment complex in Sanford Satur(t.ys 9 31A-I)pIexes am to 6pm and as needed claimant shall deliver sutficien$ 5(fl R I ITT! r IF F 'I(;i Si: l', copes of the claim to the clerk to S-L(}jf & Found enabIetheclerktomailonepyto BOOKKEEPER - Great lob. each personal representatIve, handsome person. All persons inlerested in the estate LOST: Female Cocker, cream, long x to whom a copy of this Notice of haired, "FIosi,", Near IS? & SALESMEN - Many great AdministratIon has been mailed are French. Reward. 327.9206 after S. openings. required, WITHIN 14 . THREE nie of business at 609 N. Highway OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED I i ' Sanford, FlorIda 32771 ' A STEAL OF A DEAL rdeorateCt Come we 300 E "'- . SUNLANO ESTATE water 377 5659 Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373 1340 _______________________ N Park Ave. Room ii. Sanford, An Equal Opportunity Em ployer-M F you, then call 514 2056 fOr app?. _.. & lights WALTER B. STEELE 6.7 BR Mobile Homes Adults- Nopets DIvision gold in oior vacate, abandon, discontjnur. close. 1100AM on the 10th dayof August. 'L1 rue, otter for sale and renounce and dlscIarn any right of sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject the County and the public in arid to to any and all existing lems. at the the following drainage and utility easement running through the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, described property, to wit: The Easlerly 60 00 feet of the Florida. the abov, described Per. 111E GAMBIT 1 6.Ifl Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 32771. "--' FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anohymous CanHelp Call 423 4367 Write PO Box 1213 Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Sheriff's Department, Seminole County Courthouse, Crestwood Place, RIverdafe, ____________________________ Hearing to con%idtr and determine arid the undersigned as Sheriff o, Sanford, Florida. The personal Maryland, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD wtiether or not the County will Seminole County. Florida, will at representative of the estate ii YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TUNE 3) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW loivi I am Only, P L POLK & CO.. 212 County Commissioners' Meeting Room at he County Courtptouse Afternoon th\ other misc. jobs. Must be over Ii 12g. Longwoo, Florida including IN THE ESTATE: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE desks, chairs, one 7' couch, one refrigerator. Said property being that lile administration of the estate NOTICE that the Board of County - I.' AL ANON 11:00 IL 12) WHEEL OF FOR- . I THIS NOTICE, to file with Transition: Alternatives 21 St century.'' (Tues.) I VVUUU SQUARES 3) ci LOVE OF LIFE (Mon. Toes, Weds.) WORLD OF WOMEN(Th.J,) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) JUDAISM TODAY I ZOOM CE) HAPPY DAYS (A) 11.50 6* PAUL HARVEY COMMEN'T'ARY 11:55 161 6* CBSNEWS a, inpersononlybe,weefl9a m.& Ii 142 (Mon. Wed, Fri.) SliMMER SEMESTER: "The Great -w' PRIZE3I clear legible handwriting. Apply edging, trimming, weeding, and Florida, at 700 o'clock p m on the Storage at 307 So. Pine Avenue, deceased, File Number 7elI$.Cp, is THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. In the Circuit Court for ALICE FRANCES B. THOMAS, 3It day of August, A D. 1976, in the Sanford, Florida Additional l (Mon.) MEDIX (Tues. through Fri ) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY .72 THE ELECTRIC COMPAN? (A) HOT SEAT 24 LJLIAS, YOGA AND YOU I LAWN HELP NEEDED- Mowing, IN YOUR FAMILY? SWEEPSTAKES 3$ 700 CLUB CRACKERBARREL (Thurs.) £VE*Y SUNDAY CA Mi PM CALLmIIII FIES sWAPSjP IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the basis for the claim, the name Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 7 BR hOuSO trailer, fUrnished, With 36-Resort dollars canvassing door to door pdating information for new BAMBOO COVE APIS anford Lake Mary CITY One 5. 2 Bedroom apartments, DIRECTORY Must be ii years o furnished or unturnished, Newly age or older, good Spellers have MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, aria the amount claimed. If th* claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unhiquida?e, the nature of the uncertainty shall stated. If the claim is secured, the sale, 125.000. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323 5774 2515 Park Dr STUDENTS, HOUSEWIVES RETIREES etc Earn extra #.ppIy Geneva Gardens. 1505 w. a For families or friends of problem the clerk the wiitten statement of any claim or 25th St.. Sanford. drinkers. demandtheymayhave Eacticlaim orfurtherintormafioncalI47345j1 _______________________ must be in writing arid must indicate or write IF 1100 isoc extra a month interests picture window, fireplace. Estate pets 327 3930 INTERVIEWERS 4-Personals OF DRAINAGE AND UTILITY equipment located at the defendant THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL JOHN W THOMAS. 1030 (12) EMPLOYMENT. 201 Comme,' Lake Mary clean & private. I cial, 373 SIlo _____ bedroom furnished apt 1 male, no 'H-HOUSeS Charming older 3 BR, extra large beaulitul tree shaded lard Large 34-Mcbi$e Homes PENTALS Color TV. Air Cond . Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 16. SR 434. Longwood 562 400 - 41-Houses 7 Bedroom house. furnished, mature adults only No pets $125 mo plus d.posil 377 3131 AVAILABLE GREAT CHANCE Couple to run Store. $1200 mo plus exfras AAA 18-Help Wanted an address of the personal _______ P y are ___________________________ .. - forth below. ARE YOU TROUBLED?CaIITOII Nuries RN's 6. LPN's, Aides, Aid All persons having claIms or Free, 6442021 for "We Care" companion. Needed immediately demands against the estate are "Hotline," Adults or Teens. 6250636 required, WITHIN THREE 33-Houses Furnished Weekly 3515 Hwy 1797. Sanford _________________ MPLOYMErII. 201 Commer ________________________________________________ 1320, Sanford, FL 32171. The name DEB 112 Florida, more part lcuIarI described as follows. One 196.4 Mack Truck, red in color IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR One 1977 Datsun Pickup Truck, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION blue in color trailer apts Adult & family park NCR cial, 323 5176 Ill EASEMENT - Bookkeeping Machineeiperic, can land You an Outstanding Legal Notice In Rs: Estate of 9 large tIres. 10 * 20 Legal Notice ________________________ ________________________ ELIZABETH A. MERTAN. I small tire I grease gun w assessories Deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF All being stored at Altamonte JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ltd AND FOR Notice is hereby given that the ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Garage, Ill Loogwood Avenue. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Sanford Airport Authority Budget TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Altmonfe Springs. Florida THE VACATING, ABANDONING CIVIL ACTION NO, 75't334.cA04.c will be reviewed by the Sanford City Various office furniture and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST In Re: the MarrIag, of DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING Commission In lhe City Commission 9:30 KUTANA 6* 700 CLUB SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom 4flition Salary cicellent AAA MO N I H L V One 1974 BirmIngham Trailer, File Ifumber 74.1$S.CP 51g. Albert E. Green 1117) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 23 BOOKKEEPER thi estate is DOUGLAS STEN. ___________________ STROM, whose address is P.O. Box --- SERVICE. INC.. and that I intend to being located in Seminole County, Publith July 76 & Aug. 7. 19Th 72 8 SESAME STREET 600 1976, in that certain case entitled, International Harvester Company (B.&W) 1937. (Thurs.)"Murder in the Blue Aoorn. Grace McDonald, Donald Cook (Fri.) PdIOwofDeath.LonClney Morning 31c a line 24ca line DEADLINES Levy, deceased, File Number iioi. CP. t pending in the Circuit Court Noon The Day Before Publication or Seminole County, FlorIda, Probate Division, the address os Seminole County Cour. Sunday - Noon Friday lhouse, Sanford, FL 32171. The __________________________________________________ County, Florida, under the tiCtitlOij Sanford, FL 37711 described property Owned by Dyer name of MAXIMUM SECURITY FitI of Florida, Inc. said property Telephone 3272171 (A) TUBE"L Legal Notice register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Coun. ty, Florida in accordance with the provisions ot te Fictitious Name Statutes, TO.WiI. Section I6.S Tuesday TKATp( .1) HOGAN'S HEROES ci BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 6 thru 25 limeS 26times f:UpNlSl.,ED APAWTMENT 2)0 MI'Ilonvulle appoint merit 321 0920 OHERMANNLEVY.ak.H,rm.n view Ave., Sanford, Seminole and I have levied upon the following P.O 801 13)0 14) CL) PRICE IS RIGHT -- 5:30 4lca line that the administration of Plaintiff, vs Dyer Fitt of Florida, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Inc , and Scott P. Stevens, Defen. REPRESENTATIVE: FICTITIOUS NAME Douglas Stnstrom dant. which aforesaid writ of NoticeS hereby given that I am Execution was delivered tome as STESISTROM. DAVIS & engaged in business at 201 River Sheriftof Seminole County, Florida, MCINTOSH 1000 "21) 2 SANFOADANDSON (A) 2.00 122 DAILY DEVOTIONAl (BAW) lthru5limes MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUMCHARGE) SATURDAY .Noon 3Lines Minimum ________________________ W1ty shall be described The 5.00 ci ADAM 12 CE GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Legal Notice ROAD 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. RATES OZarI3"JuJyCayJ 2127 Holly Ave. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED COCKTAIL WAITRESS - lmmexji Brown, Phone323.75100r 322 0110 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ate opening. 1:30 Date of the first publicationof this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that X by virtue of that certain Writ o, Notice of Administration July 74, Smallest Ad with thC greatest op ci (12) DAYSOFOURI.IVES WAITRESS - Evening* only. portunity. Call 323 5,512. Execution issued out of and under 1976 x (4) ci AS THE WORLD sDouglas Stenstrom the seal of the Circuit Court o, LEGAL SECRETARY - Great TURNS As Ancillary Personal Orange County, Florida,upona final 9Good Things to Eat office ci FAMILY FEUD Representative of the I judgment rendered in the aforesaid , X Estate of ___________________________ I court on the 2nd day of June, AD. PEAS, you pick, new pitch, black WAITERS - No experience FEEDBACK 1 MOVIE:(MOn)"TtseM. my." Boris Kariotf, Zita Johann (B&w) '932. (Tues)"Cmimson Canary: Noah Berry, Jr., Collier. (BAW) 1945. (Wed.) "The Man Who Cried Wolf," ______________ 1.4) NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR: Preerrted m. only, see 330 pm. CE MERV GRIFFIN IL) EDGE OF NIGHT 3$ ADDAMS FAMILY ci MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW LUCY '8 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (BAW) 51 MOVIE, (pined 'n 'pro•. S:30 below "Fifty Roads to Town," Ann I 35 ?w'•ii GENERAL HOSPITAL So th em, Don A meche. (Thurs.)"Humanjungle -Ga,y Merrill, Chuck Connors (Fri.) "Joan of the Ozarirs." Judy Cartova. Joe E. Brown. 31$ MOVIE: (Mon.) "Flight Nurse." Joan Leslie. Forrest ________________________ ,•,• ci 12) ANOrHER WORLD 1141) 1.6) ALL IN THE FAMILY 14:) 1.1) MATCH GAME: Proempted Thurs. on CIt 4. see 8 MOVIES: (Mon.) Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler," (Toes) "Deep Waters." Dana An&ews, Jean Peters. (Wed.) HOURS AncIllary personal representatIve 3$ ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 4. 1(1 WILD, WILD WEST 614 THE UNTOUCHABLES '7" LIuAS, YOGA AND YOU 1'00 '1,2)) 12) TOMORROW 6* NASHVILLE ON THE PEOPLE TO PEOPt.E 300 141) C A P TA I N ci KANGAROO 614 COMMUNITYCLOSEUP I ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 8:30 614 FRAN CARLTON EX- 1 DAILY WORD 1'30 I LATE NEWS 614 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL shon.(R) ci ONE LIFETO LIVE New 11) (Mon.) JENNIE (Toes) THE LIFE OF LEONARDODA VINCI (Wed.) MOVIE: "Dr Ma bus e: The Gambler." 12:00 domestIc comedy set at the time of a couple's 40th artnnems.aty dinner cefebratton when, u'lexpectey they annot.mce plans to divorce (A) (4: CL PHYLLIS: Phyllis OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR ThE DEAF 24 LILLAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 Il) MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL "Honeymoon State. mree part oodyirama about trio goings on bndai slate of a glamourous hotel, starring Morey Amsterdam and Rose Mane. Guests indLajO Dxcii Gautier (j Montz, (RI cottages him in his vvntlng 3) CL) THEGUIDINGLIGHT 'T)(Wed)LOWELLTHOMAS REMEMBERS (A) CLASSIFIED DEPT. 31-Apartments Furnished 6. Wheel Service for e*peri,nced Front Eno minor Elticieny and 7 Bedroom, monthly, alignment man AI adultS weLva Landing Rewrt mechanical WOrl Mu'l hays Fr.e boat moorac3e and Canoe use 10015 Good Opportunity for right mffi, 5050 commiion______ Call for ______________ 831-9993 322-2611 Wanted in with semi invalid .an 560 9 ____ eMr Orlando-Winter Park Seminole øer,iii NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND .ILL time period and length. 24 (Tues.) ThE MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (1) JENNIE (R) (Fri.) NOVA (R) 8 MAYBERRY RFD CLASSIFIED ADS PROlATE DIVISION File Nurnqr 76.27.Cp IN RE: ESTATE OF HERMANN LEVY. aka Herman 230 12)) 12) THE DOCTORS 800 1951. (B&W) Lawyer who has spent months recuperating to get some privacy. (A) 6* MOVIE: "Wild h'ltheCotsl- 2:00 L (Mon.) FIRING LINE (TUOS)NOVA(ThUIS.)AMER. ICAN INDIAN ARTISTS (Fri.) FAMILY FOCtJS 1) 520,000 PYRAMID 1 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS ci =12) TONIGHT 3) 3$ CBS LATE MOVIE: Father's Little Dividend," Eiizabeth Taylor, Spencer Tracy. Joe decide to barricade IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TENNESSEE TUXEDO 3:15 1) GENERAL HOSPITAL' New ttme perd and length 330 12:55 ci (12) NBC NEWS 1:00 1) (12) SOMERSET 6:55 ci MEDICAL CENTER: 24 PROJECT 24 3$ STAR TREK 7:30 'I WILD KINGDOM. "MRS- NING AT POPS (Wed) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS (Thurs.) NOVA (Fri.) BOOK (A) .1 ABC NEWS 24 ZOOM 3$ fIN TIN TIN HIGHLIGHTS 18-Help Painting A I Pantng Brush, mull. spray Qulity work Peasonaoie prices Free estematzs 327 0.159 SlIME MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 3 4437 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home? Mo4ng t apartment? an Get some action with a Herald Cla%sifiid ad We'll help you write an ad thit will bring fast sale. CALL 322 2611 ____________________________ - Acroit From Rancti HOuR 323.8670 or 1.31.9777 To List Your_Business...DiI 322-2611 ci' I 831-99931 �45-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDIE - Monday, Aug.?. 197 ______________ ______________ Z = - -1 -. - ______________ ______ 11 ______ by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER - .,. 1'~l ,Z " ,I ~ ~~6-~~ -1 S.! _~__. I V ~~cvocP~,,!n$,J- 46 so*TH I W. ~1 * ~ .. .1, It 44 45 Augus 3, 27 Salary IFr) 29 Streaked 33 Coffin 34 Uneasiness 35 Harvester 36 Obtain 6 5 7 8 ' r VMVFPM60U (L:): Ui) ! - - - 15 - I —It ___ 19 - I _ I '' Ei."1 E4IALJtTEPCD BUT ' TPE ) F.R UPI . / E.'IER E. .) I 21 - ......... 26 127 25 I . 29 - . 36 41 - T 5 - 42 44 16 47 - __ - - .I N . . . . . . . .1 MIRTH (, ' .. _' " E. Sf,E Lo()K AT THE GfFTS S'E Gt'.ESL.S S FLOWER 1 r—, -. '-'I I A IriIII L!' "i I ' k —c f'j 41 c' i±4 ' .'. IT ' " r'""' .. (I 6 4 ,, \ • j , %% PS T Lamb ' _g Q 7 632 . ampor " I 11 HARRY KWIATKOWSKI I retiree found dead ,Monday afternoon In his ransacked home apparently died of a heart attack when he came home ' p-' '' Sheriff's deputies said Schultz was found laying face up near thefrontdoorofhistrailerhomeaboutsp.:n. byhisson, Robert . . it . .*`k I;.--. 6; -_ -. 1. '" ')[" . PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I,- 11 IM PRACTICIN,'.-- Tc 11::Z ,I YCU 5HOULD BE A 5TORYTELLER -j . , , . .. . AT THE LIBRARY ..' PRISCILLA' ) HELP YOU (OLLYHOC K' ''.A... .7 1. ,,. ) CCMES HOME ' LATE AT NC-HT... ( ( 'Y ..-. 1 6 4~' , '73 4. continually and then throw up I feel Like I hae a double per HEARD I)J) -" ' j 5T'CRIES . I? tl~ - S ,,. I .."I <" ro Because of this I either go on weight. For that purpose I am a starvation (Let or eat almost sending you The Ilealth Letter . - !l , ,/1 I _ C -~* ~, I 'p,. , food is concerned, your letter to me in care of this So far I have kept this from newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 anyone. But I realize I must do Radio City Sta tion New York, \ / I 1_~ ~ I~, I -..&. I 1, . I ), I - ) LOOK AT THAT SNC)CrZIN CEDRIC'S E5UM...IT 6 REw')TIN' / ~4 EYES MAY M K _r__`~ DESIST CLOSED DLJT' /~ - _____ - . i .1 * . : - I - , . - ,I, _ I C ,- , . - , ~ .1i. .- -Z - - ~ I -I .I . ~~J I 6 , -, , ~ .1 ,( C" LIKE "V 4 HIS V 10CAS!/ ) . 11 4A_ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS YI' / b" Lore" Lewis _ - _. ,~ A2_,E EL.!CTRC11", . . . .~/ - . 1l,.; , ~ lead to loss of hair. The hair on clubs don't break and that the most interesting question. m, or the head may fall out in large downright emaciated. That is a amounts leading to temporary If our times and baldness. It may take several ideas about beauty. Venus was a tall bodied woman, not a normal head of hair after the according Twiggy, to iliet problems are corrected. mythology. Such dieting practices can spade f inesse is going to lose. Nevertheles3, the expert has no trouble with the hand " will be useof in this cohiand will receive copies if JACOBY MODERN J - ipff wv,m7mi '' ; b Bob ib - __L____1__ __ I - I L I a - - I ___r _U __ . ~,_L -1-1 I' 9 ~' _____" i -' ~ - J /..T- "1 — — ji 1.POOSEMD TH I t I key to your problem. I would like for you to know how to diet proper l y so well WancW diet for yourself and eat the amount of calories ALARn VSTEM, ,. - -1 - 11 l -~' -. ONCE, BuT BY THE - i- '' guidance of a psychiatrist. 'Me emotional fstctors in your eating and vornIting habits are very r I — - . s— help By that I mean the I CHRtP1 n - ,2 DRDBog.i, N GURRD oc E' ARRIV 'I ' . I ~~ ) -, ) I i ( It '.. 4# , 1 i1 A 811 ;A I " I I ITlIl REAPY COPY OF ALL CORRE51901NMKIE FM OUR FILES. RXICY. PIVW I 'OJ KNOW? i fes? ! I ~ TIM5 JW. AV6MY IhIM / 7AS ip? I : 6 1 1 00l Z ;~ I 0 I 1 1 1 .1 1 - 0 , (' . 7 * I I I ; I f-j-, '011..~ - . . . . ~ I 9-2, C11*l ~ Im " it .. ~- , "it seems the higher Arnold gets on the corporate ladder, the lower his belt Ills around his tummy!" W,641 x9iw,tw'rn .4'I77 C4'O4VCX 771Ax 7- 1 ,4 AUll,M ~ OKE HF I fVFWA5W 7D fAqNJ;f pV&&& OCC5 Aftq I& SY)06 /T/ \ J6W_"70F50V6 AWM 96A6 ANO i*AW~'A com \ A19W. 1 ( (,,*~. ~ on I I \jo . . -. xw;, ,;, __ bargaining units sharing equally in the dance teams alsorecei%e supplements considerably per cent.) delegates needed for a first-bal- !. ~ e Irov? I. ~ - __I _~. 41!4 _% J and public declarations. .'i ,, . - I I _~. ~ _-. - - t I [I I *4 I- I 1 1 - - - _~,l - - . I -_, I ~, I I -I I -_ t 4 .,1r--, -7 . t 10-1, Y, ! , 1i . . I I ; - '.. 4 Sears repeated his clahn that lot victory, according to The the former California governor Associated Press survey of has 1,140 votes on the first bal. delegates' legal commitments lot. Ford's chief delegate hunt- er, James Baker, claims Ford Both continue to woo dele- now has 1,134 delegates com,j%gates, with strategies that mitted to him. The AP survey shows Ford range from WWte House dinner invitations to the stunning se. with 1,105, Reagan with 1,029 lection by Reagan of a liberal and the remaining 125 uncornsenator for a running male to mitted. Baker followed Sears' news claims of allegiance from new conference with one of his own. blocks of delegate& Reagan campaign manager John Sears gave out names of 12(Continued On Page 2-A) -Aw" - ', 11 1~~ I contract with the school board is the Assolciation of N on- Instructional Personnel of Seminole Cowity (NIPSCO). A special master will be appointed onc one of three names submitted for three hours with a noon cutoff deadline. ,! ': .,. w I I . . . 1 4 . , OP , ~, j )` g,1 ' - 5'W4, Y hearts breakfast' A j vey shows prices for such . .,#- -1t, I I,J I k #"- 0, P 40 ' , ' , $.4 ' '. ply situation 10.4 , of 15 commonly purchased food . / and nonfood items checked ' fI i1 41,; . , I A % I , .r4 ,: Liz TheAPdrewu arand L 111111C . I I P . , - 1 ,.~ . , ~11111, , , staples as butter, eggs and cof. fee increased during July. The increases at the retail store generally reflected trends - , AM -_.' __ __ BURGLARY SUSPECT ELUDES SEARCHERS . . • • - . - - Toda y r' Hospital pmv at one supermarket In Obituaries each of 13 cities on March 1, Sports. . IM. and has rechecked on or Teleillsion about the start of each sue- Women ceeding month. checklist st.'re in eight ciu 4-B went down li four cities i:t 4-B was unchanged 1n one city. I 4-A I r $'A The Litest survey showed the . L. Iii. ' 2-A alone will increase about 2 per 2-A cent to 5 per cent this year, 1-3-B . 'F''l'IL1"'1{ although the exact size of any 6-A . Increase deperds to some de. $-A harvested. The recent strike by marketbasket bill increased California cannery workers ~7~~ last nv)nLh at the checklist store Monday's high 93, today's low could provide an unexpected in eight cities, rising an T2. boost in the cost of canned fruits shaursdeputies armed with shotguns searched an arra at Lake average of 1.7 per cent. Thie biU Partky cloudy through and vegetables. Irene Road near Longwood blooday afternoon, but failed to turn decreased at the checklist store Wednesday with scattered The major increasei in July up a suspect who burglarbed duw homes. talLing a pistol. Winter in four cities, down an average thundershowers. Highs mostly occurred in breakfast item. 2 per cent, and was unchanged The price of a pound of butter Park PoUct SgL Walter Gallailer 1 center above) Used tracking in the 13th city. Over-al.1, the Variable winds 10 m.p.h. Rain went up at the ctift, kiist store in dog to follow suspects trail through citrus groves before the scent marketbasket bill was lost. Details on Page 2-L (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) at the checklist store Increased a little less R, F-~~ , t;, -~.'.._ •1'i.' 3-A 4-B Lill ;' ,44Z~-','W'r "';'Ut.% Calendar Horoscope 4' -1, ~~ ,17 ,j s4k Around The Clock Editorial Dear Abby -f r I ll. I start of August wi th those In January showed the market4-A basket bill for food and nonfood 4-11 iteiiLi surveyed went up at thii~ - 'L 4k"~N,.,"-~4 than half of one per cent during improvement over June, whe the marketbasket biII went up July. The situation represented an at the checklist store in nine cities and the over-all total was 13 per t at the wholesale Level which, In ComIcs Crosswo rd turn, mirrored the over-all ' ,f I tti ' ,.,., . Assoc • iF ~ "-n a." I 1, IfM5 11-e by PERC. ar P,et urvey Revea s 9 Risk.. In Breakfast Costs By LOUISE COOK Associated Prem Writer Bad news for consumers who like to start the day with a i" . -I-?..-;,~,~,Yi, , 1~~ ,C..?, 17 f D, 'a 3 . 11N~ ;~-' ~ ~', X ~ Z10 1111 'e I lli:~ '- Another bargaining unit whichhas not agreed to his base pay as a supplement (The board offered ia bargaining session Wednesday's session is to last the school board and "IPSCO negotiators agree on has been able to win the hearts listed six of them for Reagan )WW . f 1.1; . -i, ", ~-~* .. .1 - school year and is based on a percentage of the weight lifting, cross country, gyTrumstics and drill- free Dele , ates Now Number 125 F. -.,, It ,r- '.(C%.'4'!' principals of the 39 county schools are not included prize, the presidential nomi. backers try to prove that his Spin nat ion. In two months of intense ker of Pennsylvania as a nulcourtship by President Ford ning male is an asset, not a Ha. I -_ I "11J,~t. %,,,, ~~Y--~-j -#,--!1.;;.1-i', ,_~-,~).,~. 4' I '.. . -n.'.~ --,t. ,,* ... I 'J. 1 1, efeo , ,, L4.. . in the count of administrators, thus the lower figure Q nation, bu AM ZW M4V,po However, the driver's requested that Cowley and his team return to the table for further negotiations to see if the differences could be worked out in order iFees for a special master usually run between 1150-1300 per da plus expenses with the two base starting salary Wt.'_ , - ~ ference3. Gene Grooms, executive secretary of the SEA, immediately countered with the statement that of the uncommitted convention "We are not aware of any Indelegates have dwindled by dividual delegates we have lost more than 50 from our count Sears said 'ath camps claim enough He claimed at least six of the delegates to grab the no". 12 were previously Ford 5U)- , Association. Originally, the two teams were at an impasse and the Florida Public Employes Relations Conunission (PERC) was asked for a list of names from which a special master (independent ar. bitrator) could be brought in to help settle the dif- SEA is asking that coaches of cheering squads, proposed hikes in supplements of this nature would ball, softball golf , soccer, cost about $330 000 to the school board for the 1976-77 intramurals, voll e y ball . %-)! .. -. the board is offering 15 per cent , In a counterproposal to the board's initial offer, higher than was offered by the board. This was another item which was tabled on the SEA is asking that the athletic director (fulltime) and business manager receive 15 per cent of Friday and is sure to come up in Wednesday's ublican partisans clutch the one from New York and one (~ . I SEA among the lowest in the state for such positions, from West Virginia, as Reagan -' . w. ~ 11 .! 1 . — I / in the Seminole County school system, but Cowley 15 days before the roll call is to they now back his candidate. begin in Kansas City. 125 Re- Ile listed 10 from Pennsylvania, __ •' (, I - L y SEA wants head football and basketball coaches Today, the school board was to go back to the In addition to salaries, the SEA is con- to also receive 15 per cent of their base pay in bargaining tab!e with members of the Bus Drivers' ith amount of , P ts supplements while I i WASHINGTON (AP~ -Only delegates on ,Monday, .saying .1 I HIGHWAY SAFE~TY COMMISSION and Kim Continued On Page 2-. in%olvmg the said salaries paid to Seminole administrators are Wary for starting teachers to $8.800 (initially _________ - unit SEA 's team drop its initial demand for a base a I,.,. 1- 11 protection, length of the pending agreeement and negotiation process with SEA. At last Friday's bargaining session. Ernie Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, heard by Garry Trudeau JPZM VtVA Alexander, Sanford, third place; honorable mention. place; - - 9 Temika harvey, Sanford Rosen thaI t0Id C owIey Lha t the greatest per. ,resolved are articles dealing with teacher salaries, cents ge o increases currentl y go to administrators compensation and expenses medical and health ( '. - I -1 - honorable mention; Kevin Frank, Altamonte Spirings, second place; Flagship Secretary Mary running as an incumbent. A second Democrat, W.W. Tyre, also is in the running. TheRepublican contender Bill Kirchhoff,the former chairman of the cotinty's Planning and Zoning Board. "Alexander would have a better than normal chance 01 willing ve athlet c be reached on the salary issue at that meeting, the school board for the head football coach and only 14 per cent for Cowley told Steve Rosenthal, chief negotiator for coaches, drill team and dance team inthe head basketball coach. SEA, that he wanted to table the article until he structors, band directors, etc. What these figures boil down to is simply ttiat if could come up with some new figures and present SEA is successful In its supplement demands. an Cowley referred to. them to the executive committee which was to meet athletic director, business manager or head football The SEA is also concerned with the amount of 6 There are still several major issues to be decided on Monday. or basketball coach currently earning a $10,0W base supplements the school board is willing to give trfore a contract between the two bargaining units (The index Cowley referred to determined how atWetic coaches, drill tearn and dance team in- salary, he-she would receive an additional $1,500 for can be reached. much an increase will be granted to teachers after the work they perform in relation to their athletic structors, band directors, etc. each additional year of teaching experience.) Included among those key issues yet to be It was pointed y g recognition of the bargaining _~11. - I - '',I - "t -I.- Ic .} L AUVE~~ HAT 1 by Flagship Bank of Sanford sere announced recently and prizes were awarded. From left are Susan Kilian, Enterprise When it was determined that no agreement could ___________________ 4 1`~ P,- ~. I Winners of the "What America Means To Me" essay contest, sponsored ons etween the Seminole County Schor,i goard and Seminole Education Association (SEA) I *gaining teams are to resume Wednesday ~iorrOg at 9 o'clock at First Federal of Seminole in Montown Sanford. t) .) DOONESBURY HD GOM'. TUMBLEWEEDS I . ,I ~ ' FLOR,OJr .4 ESSAY CONTEST His reasoning is that should he resign, the governor would appoint John Alexander, a Democrat who is seeking Vihlen's seat. If Governor Askew appointed Alexander, that would gibe Alexander the advantage — if Indeed it is an advantage — of , - had asked forS11,000, a S~900 jump from last year's $8,100 starting figure), Managing Editor ; I. f.1 k ""? ~ _101 - By BILL CURRIE ,. - the situation gets control of a ,,- - IS ,, -. \( it. You will need professional - J~ I . ~ if' Seminole School Board, SEA Talks Resume Wednes a I I loss ls anorexia nervosus. Once D ERNEST FRANK nesday. Vihien said his remaining in office is aiding the Republicans. , Unresolved Issues Include Salaries, Insurance , - -1 .•.•:• ,_. ." 46 -0, severe repeated instances of of eliminating obesity or starvation or vomiting ... , today that it is unknown if anything is missing . _.s~ . I that Schultz' heart attack was caused by the excitement of returning home to find a burglar ransacking the residence. by Gill Fox - SIDE GLANCES because a person will now develop malnutrition The follow a slow s ur e sensible way I n response to criticism of his Lack of attendance at county budget hearings which began last Wed OSWALD. "A good player recommend that you pass severe hemorrhage that ma require surger y. Y , t .. ~i , 1" ,. I I , . - . CHAMPIONS in th e planning at trick one" in the major suits and the Jim "Six hearts certainly chances are that an opening is a good contract You have bid will lead to your opponents al da There are tw changes are common. The loose in the practice. You can tear the skin, personality changes, loss lower part of the esophagus of hair and strength all with forceful vomiting, 's resemble premature aging "ll C'. Ass " - - ____ difference between bad play. can score a game On the , . - from the Schultz home but the trailer has been sealed pending f urther investigation. times a large part of the chance that your opponents normal sex drive Personality ' Deputies said OSWA LI). "As we have You have three defensive overeating — during a Roman women may lose their normal " orgy. They then returned to the menst rual cycles. en may banquet to eoItle themselves become impotent or lose their I lltidARNC-Do ) "iOLi out a glass in the rear door near a patio tried t() point out so many tricks so that there is little Vorniting after eating is not seriously affect the endocrine new. The Romans did it after functions of the body. Young . -1, - Both sides are 'uInr ibi, commission. "Right now I don't anticipate it, but I am flexible on it," Vthlen noted. . ' , ' 0 Schultz was reported to have taken his wife to work. Investigators said the trailer had been entered by breaking A log 11 A32V32*AK9S4& I ; I Abggy placed the time of dea th at a bo ut noon, shortly after (Do you have a quesfion sees an extra chance Ile can changes in the body. There may DEAR READER -You have be a significant loss of vital discard his low club on the for the experts') Write "Ask trapped yourself into a con- muscle mass from the body- king of diamonds and ruff a the Jacobys" care of this club Then, it clubs break 3-3 newspaper The Jacobys *W dition we call anorexia ner. Growth and feeling of well dummy's fourth club becomes answer individual questions vosus. This, or a variant of the being can be adversely afhis twelfth trick,it stamped. sell-addresseLi problem, is cornmon In young fected. Crash diets can also JIM "You can see that envelopes are enclosed Thfj ed girls who become obsess,WI CURRENT P~4,'JECT IS A PROCESS ;;~ REWEAVING V%ACV,N SHOELACES! --,roilt,w 45ZZZ , 13ZZ ~? CRURNIN& - 11 ,f D .(f - 15ZZ7- P.Is'; 1'3-;s 11.1%s - .1 # overweight but most likely developed can lead to serious by Stoffel & Heirindahl bkzz. i V eleven tricks and can get an getting a plus score.% something soon. I hope YOU will N.Y. 100 19. by be able to tell me or send me Starvation diets, crash diets easy twelfth a successful playing with a part' something to help. I'm not and habits such as you have passes very big hands we spades" Z BUGS BUNNY I' ()pvning Irid number 4-7 Weight Losing Diet. Others who want basic sonality -one that knows what information on how to lose a bad thing I'm doing to my weight safely can send a long body and one that is completely stamped, self-addressed en- _,r, i Vihlen said if his race for U.S. Congress takes up sufficient time to "cause me to shirk m Yresponsibility, I will resign." with, there is the possibility of resignation," Vihlen said. The sla-year commission veteran quickly added, however, that at the pr esent ti me he will not resign his seat on the county - comp e e disarray and ransacked, deputies said. A Georgia reader wants to know if you should open the bidding fourth seat with At i " HE TELL5 HER 5CME BOTTS 5AY5 ' MRS __________________________ Me Or I'll Quit Seat If the Republicans make it an Issue beyond what I can Live r "A regular habit, but now I don't have to for ce it. SIDNEY VIHLEN JR resignation - - I 7 .':' -. 11 1 J~- ,v r- Raymond Schultz, 67, 751 Spanish Moss Drive, CasselbeI'Ty, died of a heart attack. ace-queen 1 11 ~ L 1% - Responding to criticism from Republican County Cornabout lack of attendance at budget hearings, County Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., a Democrat, today hinted at . fronted a burglar, leading a spade into Souths " / ' " Sheriffs in%estigators today said a 67 year-old Casselberry Walter -0 i". •' I 1 " 4 I - Vihien: Don't Bug .. . .- ., - BY BOB LLOYD South his twelfth trick A S P u Herald Staff Writer with a ruff and a discard or by • Did Seeing Burglar Spur Heart Attack? I West wins. but has to give Neither r,uInerbIe forcing myself to vomit after 14 ' leads the last club and di SlIt TII il)i £ Q) V A J (0974 Dr. without feeling guilty. Abo ut two ,/) / "''" • J l 98 5 Ab "I expect there will be enough commissioners full board will be in attendance Traditionally, it hearings is the chairman's job to monitor and run budget when we get down to the nitty gritty," Hattaway Williams responded by saying that the responded. hearings, ommission agreed to hold the hearings Political factions on the Seminole County Vihien is a contender for the U.S. find Kwiatkowski called statements by "I've been there, ready to go," said Williams Commission locked horns today after Kimbrough and W il liams "just another cheap Congressional seat occupied by Richard Kelly, a "They (Democrats ) probably have a good Republi cans charged two Democratic Corn- shot." Republican, and Kwiatkowski attends classes at excuse,but everybody agreed to the schedule" missioners have ruined four days of budget Kwiatkowski said the hearings are a "waste Florida Technological University (FTU). Williams pointed out. hearings because they failed to attend. VihIen said he is monitoring budget reports. of time." Office of Management Analysts and Republican Commissioners Richard Williams He said he got the same Information by taking Like Kwiatkowski, VIhien contends the four-day Evaluation (OMAE ) Director Pat Glisson told and John Kimbrough say lack of attendance by the budget presentations home for study. hearings were "probably unnecessary.10 commissioners last Wednesday they could begin Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Corn"I'm not shirking my responsibility," Vthlen Kwiatkowski called hearings to date "an cutting requests when they felt Like it. missioner Sid Vihien Jr., have turned the exercise In futility." But he said when decision- added. No cuts ha ve been made. hearings into an exercise in futility. Republicans contend it would take at least making time comes on Wednesday, "I'll be Republicans say that's because it's Em, "There Is no need for us sitting there," there." four commissioners in atte ndance to get possible to make decisions without at least four Williams said. "We can't make any decisions." Asked how the budget is coming along, anything accomplished, commissioners. But Hattaway says the same information can Democratic Commission Chairman Mike Kimbrough replied, "It's not. We're not moving. On Wednesday when a quoirum is expected, Hattaway responded by saying that when "The board should try to get organized," be obtained from reading the $21.6-million Williams said, "We'll probably vote a dozen decision-making time comes on Wednesday, the Kl.mbrough said. budget as can be learned by attending the formal different ways." p"_N, out but our expert isn't ~_Ill ark D*Ispute sences 9 By ED PRIC'K Err Herald Staff Writer then dummy's ace of clubs, discards his last club on dum• my's king of diamonds and ruffs 1 third club East shows a,.862 _______________________ problem. I am so weight conscious I can't really eat a meal /"' \ v./,,j/j I ' ' Help C DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a 17-year-old girl with an eating ,, '' i;"7 IV- 'r-T "t. 'J ' - --f \LJ 1L\ A A a For Eating Problem 1 ' I OSWALD "lie simply draws trumps, cashes his king 2 ''""."." I ,~S:fxlzr.-, , ,A ~7 "I - Girl %E.4THEREE? '.' 'V ii 1 , CU JUST (4f'fl' R "I"BOO'' THESE DAYS, etin-Sess'oion Bud ' 11% . OSWALD and J,%%1E_S JACORY by Bob Montana ARCHIE d riceio Cents 2 Democrats Miss 4 Commission Hearings ,I Your problems can be easil y must be mindful of today. Good solved today if you don't let things will be doubly ap- your pride override your good predated if you take them in sense. smaller quantities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A firm You have the choice today of LEO (July 23-Aug. WIN AT BRIDGE nford ea!7*sday Aug 3, 1976 f 52 _I49 ! I 6 'I hand is required today if You roiling up your sleeves to get are to impress others. Wishy the job done, or reding on your washy decisions wil l not Inspire laurels. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 underlings. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The remarks of others cause Whil e you're normall y one who you far too much concern understates his role in today. You'll find W wind in accomplishments, statements where it never everyday today you may be a shade too really was intended, - 32 - , 3° st ')' I5 I ID 24 J23 Z5 28 I AP E EE _________________ 20 Aug 6 6 9.1 _________________ U'RE THE ' 17, 1 p '5J'T7 1 Ei4LJ'7E -i ' — '11 CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Pride goeth before a (all, yrdulenceissometh.ing you 18 16 17 - . I CAN'T GET \ OUT OP BEL ARE'E II — - - Mort Waft.r BEETLE BAILEY — — 10 1976 Lt c -April 19) boastful' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od e unYour co r th able You'r in believing all you hear. A today. You could be drawn into er's shrewd salesman could do a th ano a situation where YOUr real number on your bank become excesses balance. liabilities. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. TAURUS (April 20- May 20) hTi. Judgments YOU make lean you today. toward what you want them to portant decisions for you do, you w ha ve to pay be today. This is not a healthy If perspective for you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI(May 21-June 20) In an attempt to expedite a dif- 21) Problems you must over. today. you could come today will be of your own ficult matter promises. making. They'll be caused by OUt failure to use your usual others will unfortunately, initiative believe you. CANCER (June 21-Jul y _____ - 12 ________ 0 t. 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HERB ' ION'T KNOW - At.$W to Previous Puiil I probability is 30 per cent. 11 ctties rising an average of Details and tides on Page !-A. almost 10 per cent. : .0~ jILI, r, l 7'-?,~,~-,, , , 'S 4 -1W ~U, -1, I , ~ ~ I '.% " tt. "4 Y -'v' .., I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 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, August 02, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 02, 1976. 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July 23, 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle BLOND!! — _ ROSES ARE REC MR.eUMSTEAD LISTEN D /AND ViOLETS 'fl41$ I WROTE _______________ 1 [_ Liquids (, ELL GEE WI4IZ' tT fl1E FIRST ELMO, ThAT DOESN'T EVEN ARE 8W WAD A CANA HE'D CHIRP,CHIRP i a chic Young ____________ I I 11 — I Body of wafer Fountain drink 8 Malt liquid ____________ _ _____ (I 21 22 _____ ______________________________________________ _______________________ L •• 33 THE BORN LOSER 1fA (3 ) 8 Feminine 32 Porkers 38 Drink of gods 39 Golf teacher II Roads (Fr) 12 4 15 1.71 4 3-23"! 18 —— 5 6 4 _ — I — 19 1 . Mort Walker i - F16URE6, R4,EFUW ,sw U)ILLEJ %OMEN'6 Li5 CW9 GET TE NEW TO%E Q____ __ 30 31 132 34 35 1 1 46 43 14 45 ______ ______ 1-_______ - , "., __ ag T >t ARCHIE by Bob Montana ____ I HEY, _ REG.' ARCHiE WANTS . _____ _ — HIS MONEY ____ 0 - IT DOES,TOO.' DOT BE RlQlCLJLOUS' ii c,v'r LEAK.' THE MAV SK HVA lE4k'S.' _ - - - - - _____________ ______________________________________ -' iir ____________________________________ ____________________________________ __________________________ ________________________ ________________________ .-' ' _____ _ _ I H ______________ 'S 7_.5 I 0 ____________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ ________ _______ ___________ for arthritis of the arm and by Stoffel & Heimdohl REMEMSES '(ER GETTIN' A6US''ORlG1MAL.! L.NDSCAPE ' _______ r ____________ ______ ____ 'Ir CE tt.L R ICE .: _________ __________ ____ ________ _________ _______ / ~ I — IL_ 1 ' _~_ ,111 I 1 723 -S.... ___ ___ __________ _________________________ ______ PRISCILLA'S by Al Verm.sr ~y r1 m POP r;___ ______ ______ AHAI R - CURL c A BUG SPRAY SPRAY ON TI-fOSE FLlES ________ _____ ________________________________ _____________________________________ __________ ________________________________ _________ ______ A . (~ ., . WATCH THEM GOING TO WAVE BEFORE THEY I E' _______ _______ ______ W. I V. " ___________________ ,~ ____________________ I- I., - ___________ ________________________ ______________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1. ______________ ______ ________ ______ ______ __________ ____ . - ,t DON'T THINK £ CAN BE EXTRADITED RO ¶kE BURG5 'YOL"RE ON $i-4AKE't' LEGAL GROUND, — , P,O,CE SSO1R - by Larry Lowis - i .: 1' - : -____ - c2i , __~P I--_'_~~, r stimulating the normal adrenal cortex to increast4l activity Then the Professor showed East his hand, led the nine of d~ ~~ 6 E'! AND X WAS ________________________ _____________________________________ 1JIJ$T other changes and symptoms, Prolonged administration of mcluding fatigue (but fatigue 15 ACTI! and cortisone can even by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES --_- -__________________________________ - cause significant psychiatric &EU, 1 jj AVT /aLw lT Off 7MT I : ) I "Ia if ____ — _____ __ _ _______________ ______________ it ___ .-~ ' _____ CIIOWCHILLA, Calif. (AP A ',,,...jr.. 'r -The FBI has joined a na- The children and their driver were kidtionwide dragnet for two men naped July '15 from a school bus taking wanted in the kidnaping of 26 ____ them home after summer school classes. schoolchildren and their bus driver,afterathirdmansought They were imprisoned in a moving van __ _____ ________________________ - _____ _______ approximately 15,000 people yearly. (Herald Photo by Tom local arrest warrants were counts of kidnaping and 16 of issued for Schoenfeld, his armed robuery. Vincent) Charles W. Ba tes, special Chowchilla Justice Court a gent in charge of the FBI's San brother, James I.., 24, and - To Shut vestigatlons conducted by the local authorities indicate that Woods and Schoenfeld had fled I) , -72.) minated and that she had until the end of the month to get out. flight training and food service facilities to accommodate business, an event, she says, Pemberton's landlord was Henry Wight, president of Aero. transient aircraft personnel and airport workers. capabilities at all aside from 'ending machines, Catering Is Aero-Services supplies the now being handled out of Other authority members succeeded with a plan to make Sanford airport with four such r)aytona Beach instead of by a told of hearing incoming planes the local airport a "landing .tothling more then $15,000 and Services Inc., the firm that created health problems that serves as fixed-base operator 10 (FBO) at the airport. the first contract to provide an airport of May did nut lose an y of it.s contracted F130 gations. But by tossing the Airport Inn out of the terminal building, Wight left the air port with no coffee shop and no food services, but flight catering and An FBO usually is under with three or four services from restaurant local supplier. June that he closed up the ridiculous," Rosemond said, "that this airport doesn't have a place where a person can get a restaurant to provide space in father and lawyer Edward the terminal building for a U.S. Merrill, who defended SymCustoms inspection station. lie blonese Liberation Army cup of coffee. That's one of life's said the inspection station pleasures." would be necessary if his firm 19Th murder trial. ( to the coffee shop, only to be are not among them, according Sanford Airport Authority, the to Airport Manager J.s. chairman, Robert told that it was no longer there. PanelistflerbertMorelandsaid that after learning this, at least one pilot took off again without Florence l'emberton, owner of a list which includes aircraft . the Airport Inn restaurant, was Cleveland, So when the Itoseniond, lamented the fact inaintename. flight line ser- restaurant closed, the airport that there is no restaurant " I _______ ailvertised nude dancing at the the dancers in night club. aided and abetted in decent manner. , rights" field. ease and County Judge Harold Dear Abby pool will hare been summoned aw _____________ 1Z)ASH? )Cv? I __ __ _ ~ ________________ ___________________ 1 _. IJ 1 F --" ' 1 I ________ ____ ______________________ ____ I i I .- JI No ransom demand was r ceived, but re ports published in tw newspapers Friday said in- ' ., Nt, V 4. ' j 's .. Ir - 1% 1_. ~ I . . n' -- ,, -' - - ' 1. - - '- 1, (' secre tly radioed details to other The Oakland Tribune and The Fresno Bee said the note was found at the Portola Valley esN, Woods Ill, and the newspapers said officials believed the note was written by the younger Woods. Another break in the case ASsistant State Atty. Ralph l}itaik ,ititl iiiI& 'iii i'age s-A. iiiIi(cr outside the nightspot. ing s million. tate of quarry owner Frederick - # 1 / - I - . ' - .:: vestigators had found a rough draft of a ransom note demand, ) 1 A, , " ,. } "., -' I .i - I . a ttorney's Investigators dejihowers. Highs in the mid deputies and a group of SURPRISE arrested I'inter and the dancing 90s, lows in the lOs. Varlabli- policemen watched perwinds around 10 m.p.h. Rain Iormanees by the dancers and iiItiCP 1.1111 . thiit i'initer, wiii They were imprisoned in a moving van buried in the Alameda County rock quarry before they clawed their way out. - T 'a:iti' ttv Abbott herring's probability is 50 per cent, school bus taking them home after summer school classes. F . 1. ~;_ _ 1 10"I , ." of prospective jury imiembers one of the dancers may demon.j who indicated that they had strate in court the nudity that 1• Saturday's high 96, Sunda y's frequented the Club Juana. ;ook place at the club the night . -The night Pinter anti ' if MaY 12 when sheriff's low 70. Partly cloudy with chance ot dancers were arrested th !i'puties, Casselberry police. ree BIRTHDAY e beverage agents and state afternoon and esening thuw fe ale undercover sheriff's 1_lt The children and their driver were kidnaped July 15 from a - ' County Judge, t'ia.s hinted that Women ............1-3-c Eriksson challenged a number L A ............88.D - - . ~ ..- ' ..............4-C rulings that nudity in itself in Hospital .................8-A publIc places i.sn't ocene or ObituarIes ................8-A inde(ent Ilanlun Jr., a former Orange Television ' In Oakland, Di.st. Atty. LoweU Jensen said the armed like the McCo Jetport in charges involved tr robbery inkets and clothing taken from the I Continued on Page 3-A I ' — ''._ ...............3-C offending others. Ile repeatedly Defense attorney Edward Sports ______________ Schoenleld's father practices be charged under a section of the state Penal Code which covers kidnap for ransom or robbery. a ulgar or ifi Johnson continued the trial Dr. Lamb .................8-A alluded to U.S Supreme Court - member Joseph Ren-dro in a A landing rights facility is a ci.sco. part-time international airport, - Bridge ..4'C pros'pt'tive jurors about their prosecutors and defense Calendar .....-.. 8-A church affiliations, opinions on 't('. attorneys exhausted the jury Comics . . ........... .. ,4-C . I pool on June 29 without Crossword ............ -c and the rights of citizens to pay r ..... 1. I 11 4-A Money to see shows without agreeing on a panel to hear the Editorial I until July 27 when a new jury Horoscope r'c3,. Schoenfeld arrived with his in Atherton, south of San Fran- - Casselberry night club. might help if you Chant 'AbraCadabra!' 45TATz4cx waiting requesting taxiing instructions At the July meeting of the Dr. to"refuel, available to persons wanting a cup of coffee or a light meal. "it is appalling to file and accommodations a ,,,,,, "it will be transfered to Madera from Oakland by Thursday and formal charges will be filed there. port a woman was forced to give up her five-year-old — ___________________ 6? Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates said Richard Schoenfeld air charter-air taxi scrvice, sales and rentals- of new and used aircraft, ground school training, instrument vtcing, the unlawful exposure or Companion obscenit) E1(ijrt.s will re'swlie Tuesday exhibition of sexual organs by charges against the defendan ts '•ifl County Court at Sanford to ssere dismissed earlier by select a six-member jury to Judge Johnson. hear the trial of Club Juana During a six-hour session operator Mike Pinter and 10 Tod y attempting to select an UniLincers on charges of indecent hiULseti jury panel (in June 29 1'xposuremnude dancing at the __________________________ Aronnd The Clock 4-A lianlon carefully questioned '4t— - ____ __________ $15,000 notified by her landlord that her operating lease — not scheduled to expire until September was being ter- Herald Staff Writer G, ___ - _______________ ________— __________________________ Her Jensen said Schoenfeld was to _ Cost , . __________ XZJ __ Children By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Two months ago at the Sanford-Central Florida Air. which led to financial losses, / I I ___ j School i,Restaurant At Sanford A*irport Ordered Close fl )U)It I.LOY U _________________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ ''' .i -. -' 'L" I n N u d e D a n c I n g I r i a __________ ____ 1* 10W Of Kidnapers 0 -. [ .: _____ Dragnet OmLy Says own ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Y _______ e Francisco office, said In ( I _ .-- " _' 'Mtrn, iitw __ H -. - "- -' -- Jury Selection Slated tw1a6qomuTykjj. I ( .- -: audltorluum. Tim, it will have a drama lab for both teaching and The structure is located on the north side of the days. -- I - performing. landed her in the hospital for / "•"t / . U the txiril iflil the SEA deals with medical and SEA inembers. Nationwide _____ ______ -+% i j VF.4T' W7)S4L" ' \ '.. WATER I 7. , ________ -' Around — 1 $ were talking just $10 more," Grooms said. requtretitenis." Out For - by Garry Trudeau ". ft)1PaVMA". 167DV7D IMMEPIA1L.Y P,I'1'' .:. .' , () / levels of the hormones and their Station, New York, NY 10019. T. K. Ryan I ____ __ ___ _________ L. NAVE rr UELCHEV , ___________ __ ____ ______ __ - Why did it happen? DOONESBURY iM iN ' 2,255.367.78 budget for the I9777 fiscal year _____ I (__~ urine are measured. The me in care of this newspaper, patient takes the ACTII and the P0. Box 1551, Radio City __ /54p-flri Is fACI'. , in the bizarre mass abduction buried in the Alameda County rock quar — ' . . '. , __________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ case surrendered. ____________ __________________________ ____________________ before they clawed their way out. ,..'.. ;-e -'• _______ . Richard Allen Schoenfeld, 22, -, ... .. ______ .' _______________________________ walked into the Oakland office . _____________________________ _____ of the Alameda County district Frederick N. Woods IV, 24, son Judge Howard C. Green signed 11 ______________ -• attorney Friday and surre of the ower of the rock quarry the local arrest warrants, onstruction of the new line art.s building at Seminole (ummunit :';ipu and It tust nt'arl', $1. millii.n, S( (' will begin its 10th dered. lie was accompanied by where the kidnap victims were whichsetball forthe three at $1 NEVI ADDITION College Is moving right along and Is expected to be completed In year as an Institution of hig * her learning when the doors swing his father, a prominent podiatr- imprisoned for 18 hours last million apiece. The affidavit I)eermber. When finished , It will house programs in drama, week. open for the fall session in September. It's come a long way front 1st, and a lawyer. supporting the warrants was T A few hours later, federal and 1111, music and graphic arts as %ell as ha%e a performing 1966 w hen the initial enrollment %as' The local warrants include 2' ,33 students. Today it ser% es , ordered sealed for 10 days. . derivatives in the blood and cents for it. Send your letter to Iii p: les : ; ______ levels of hormones or their addressed envelope with 50 fl FIGURE oF TUMBLE WEEDS ' ' .I . - ______ most interesting questions will be used in this column hearts to dummy's ace and and will receive copies ol the deuce of hearts back JA COBY MODERN) miieasured. I am sending you The Health 4-11, number The action of ACTH has been Letter documented by laboratory Rheumatoid Arthritis. Others studies in animals and In who want this information can humans. When a test Is done the send a long, stamnped, self- THoUT IT I 1i _________________________________________ r _ , ,-' . " , _________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Do you have a question there will be changes in the body. Sometimes these are in "moon face." Too little leads 10 mood personality, and derivatives of these hormones them except in selected cases in the blood or the amount for special requirements, and RI.iVR"l$ ,),--- The Professor who liked to a watchful eye. -- i have fun with the student who for the experts? Write "Ask had put him in the slam the Jacobys" cats of this the amount of the hormones or many doctors prefer not to use by Bob Thoves FRANK AND ERNEST a -Wc want the board tn pay for single premium that is based on the $8,100 starting salary. coverage for medical anti health protection. This At the tinie lie submitted the budget to the boar . Suixrintendent Williatti P. [Ayer said it was a 'hold- writilil reall be somewhere around $2! per teacher f)tt llUinth and right now they're paying 115, so the - line S budget that "meets all state The answer is that in all number of physical citarac- usually does not have anye both have a number of adverse The adrenal cortex affect your body chemistry and effects after prolonged use, __________ __ ________________________ ". r— - ________________________________________ _______________________ __________ - strongly tn I _______ of the history and physical process may be progressing. findings alone. Beyond that he Since neither the ACTH nor the uses tests. cortisone stop the disease and ,.5 ____ _______ The bidding proceeds three The Professor went right up clubs- pass- pass- pass double with dummy's ace of A Missouri reader wants to diamonds and proceeded to know ii the double is for penalt or for takeout runoIfaIloIhissevenspades signa lled - .; _________________________ I -- ; ___________ '-w- ' :• . - contract if East hadn't doubl' ed, but West was wrong. We will leave you readers to figure out how the band makes with a club lead. , Sa _____ -- . ' have led a club and beaten the ' definite diagnis Ofl the basis thritic relief but the disease -u _ _ _______________ ________________ _____ .1 1i West " ... ii.. :.' __ dummy the last two tricks with the queeneight of hearts West blamed East for the Upening lejil - 6 • cludes how the endocrine evidence of inflammation are glands functioning. disappear. The subsidence of Sometimes he can make a innmnuition gives the at- —'- - • I'jcs I N I las ii I;cst v% eek the school board *tentatively' adopted health protection for ____ mond and make him gtve A 0 ri'ttv*' an artnual $I() ''longevity alli)tlne'nt,'' ________________________ king.throw Eastinwithadia. %%rst North FasI South examination to make a others. preliminaryjudgmentabouthis Chemical changes occur as patient's health, and that in- noted in blood tests and _____ _____ . formation he get% from his with severe depression in some physical and a maniacal behavior In and history ________ ______ honors, South would take his The doctor uses all the in- changes in some patients — ..0R FAILING 70 HAND IN A TSRi1 PAPER IN BUSINESS N,, LAW CLASS I,__ / . it- •KJ3 clubs in order to hold on to takeout Of course, partner can and should pass if he has four hearts and the king of club tricks caused by many things). 723 I last trick with the queen of hearts. If East split his EatWest vulnerable Off ,..,: ' - hormones. When a person the patient of ACTII is. A starts losing weight despite patient like yurself with areating a lot, feels hot, and has a thritis who is given ACTH cortex, if it is producing too much hornione certain changes in the body will occur, including changes in the face, called a I ___________________ --- 41 __________________________________________________________________________________ .f,. A4j5.: ;'I.'t'r1. *10 V J 10543 £ A K .1 87 52 V K 97 .Q pa tient . I ; . East had no defense If he played low the Professor would win with his seven, cash the king. throw Fast in with the king of diamonds and S4)tTH 1)1 are ........ .._-7.-',..- _ -,--;-- --.--•'-' ' teristics doctors recognize, the defect or deficiency of th has too much thyroid adrenal gland. Certainly remarked. "You wouldn't newspaper The Jacobys will a arthritis were that sittiple it have bid all you (lid without answer individual questions hormone. would be easy to control or the eight of hearts would ii stamped, self-addressed So it is with the adrenal cure, which it is not. By you?" envelopes are enclosed. The CREAM YOUj STUART' . derivatives be Derby winners. toward his own hand. £KQ107652 £AJ94 Lamb re know she is forming female is given AcTII. We know what clubs so East chucked all his standard systems it ts for _______________________ _________ _________ I.,.. .,,. ______ ___________________________________________ ____________ ________________________ ___________________________ - •652 she starts menstruating we procedureseverytimea patient - ____________________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________ _______________________________ 1 DEAR READER — When a know that even the blood sugar young boy's voice changes and level is affected. It usually goes he starts shaving and has other tip. changes, we know that he is It is not necessary to test forming male hormone. When a girl's appearance changes and these responses with elaborate __________ 14 £63 V6 a dead horses could turn out to make him give dummy the agatn cortex to see if they are ACTII The measured. healthy? What tests should be stimulates an increase in tttese products formed by the adrena adrenal cortex? cortex. Youmay besurpriSed to _____ _______ __________ 'feK, .1 I checking the patient' s adrenal Projects that previously ay pay off this be u budget, which includes the sante $8,100 starting there aren't enough funds to warrant any big in- the board last year, is also proposing increases in wards, but there aren't sufficient enough funds for negotiating team plan to hammer out at the salar' teachers received last year. t'rease in the starting base salary. ttilximlIuiis salaries and a reduction in the length of us to Itoive too far forward, either," Layer said, bargainIng table deals with teacher supplements. SEA negotiators feel this figure is unrealistic "They (the sch, )ol administration) keep crying ',title it takes to reach tile top pit) level. Grooms said he feels otherwise and is going to Ile says there were no provisions in the 1975-76 and have asked for a $2,900 boost in base salary for they have no money for raises," Grooms said. "but Under the existing contract. teachers reach show the school board negotiating tearn just where contract for supplementing those persons who starting teachers -. up to $11,000. at the bargaining table we're going to show them inaxtmuni pa status in 15 years. Teachers are now there ares stifficient carryover funds to warrant coach girls athletics. Steve Rosent hal, a social studies teacher at what t he y have stashed and where. They have reuesting th,at they becoitte eligible for maximum raises for the county's teachers. Sanford Middle School and chief negotiator for SEA, enough nioney in carryover funds to warrant the pay in 10 )cars and that after the 10th year they Another Item that still has to be settled between I Continued on Page 3-A I JACOBY AQ 2 • 10874 £3 __________________________ — delicate conclusion without first ' .,' - ________ TAKE does a doctor come to this - . ___ ,,, back. You state in your column that the ACTII stimulates your healthy adrmal cortex. How _____________ BUGS BUNNY 11 and JAMES NORTH taken both cortisone and ACTH ________ 11`1 A LC\IEl fly O.SWAI.l) Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB — I have _____ _____ ThAT - Itdrenal Cortex __ _________________________________ _____________________ __________________________________ - i ' WIN AT BRIDGE 23 _________ _______ ______ _________________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________ -- *Q 9 4 I ________________ - , ________ ____________________________ ___ I ' ___________ _________ ________ _______________ ______ - pride in your accomplishments as you will. ACTH Stimulates _ — IV awar e of. They'll take as much coming year. What appeared to — ___ / a Z. _______ ______ 17 4.8 49 1111______ 1111 I0 ' _______________ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) People are rooting for you 52 51 _____ —— - . 1 YOURBIRTHDAY July 24, 1976 voice. Sq earlier this year that the salary increases raises. "hich the proposed SEA contract calls for would Lxv '-scillinole County gets the sixth highestaitiount keeping pace with cost of living inTeases. of any iif tile 67 (ilunties in state fUfl(LS." (;rcmri The Seminole County School Board and Seminole Ile said that while the proposed starting salary said. "and all it would take would he $225,000 it) add Education Association iSEA) will get down to the %%as higher than in some parts of Florida, it was $100 to the Ix-ginning base salary of every teacher in nitty-gritty of teacher salaries when they face each lower than in others. thit ('OUflti ." (;rtHIiIIs &titl. other at the bargaining tbIe on Tuesday afternoon. Gene Grooms, executive director of SEA, says "And 'we can find that much and more," tie Adiiitnistration officials say they're hoping to he feels the $8,100 is entirely inadequate and tktt the added. erstanding at dinner. but do heed that small inner —— 38iL .11 — 36 To Managing Editor desk may be more un- plus for you today. Don't discount yo'w splended logic, , 11) llIl.I CUI{ItIE you couldn't reach from your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Board SEA Sc Ii oo I matter that has long had you tell oth ers. — I 4 - 27 28 24 25 i.IAP A 4LE To - — Teacher Group Seeks $2,900 Living Cost Increase 1. IO (July Aug. 22) Keep stymied. PiscES (Feb. 201-March 20) confidential information strictly to yourself today, This is a good day to mix though you'll be pressured to business and pleasure. A client . - measure. stance, but today you may hear fortunate for you today. YOU of something that's worth a may even find time to clear up a — - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents _______________________________ have more sizzle than sub- Conditions will be extremely 1 i IllerEtIt .1 Usually, speculati situations AQUARIUS (Jan. Feb. 19) 17 . a 68th Year, No. 289- hurry if you put your clever today at helping others sort Out their tangled affairs. Take time mind to work. CANCER (June 21-July 22) to lend a hand. if requested. hard second look. — 0 : pretty nifty today. you could CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4wi. pick up some extra shekels in a 19) You're especially adroit ——— 1 prospects look in large Your financial 8 9 10 11 13 — ________ —— 59 21) Sometimes when we do GEMINI (May ———— 1 . our others, for Pick a emc spet that things generosity i.s abused. Not so for' you enjoy visiting. 2I4une 20) OU today. You'll enjoy returns wind nickname 2 Maid's name 25 Source of wine 46 Hunting dog grapes 3 Pub drinks 47 Used in — I () IV today. IGo by water 3 2 DAY — the doctor ordered for 41 Group of Ships 55 Close friend 19 Japanese water — ( -ni short jaunt may be Just what (COIl) Indonesian 1 we p: N 34 Japanese coin 4 Glossy fabric 26 Walkway making ' 35 Ocean vessel S Suppose 27 Italian volcano 18 Algerian city 38 Mariner's 6 Pull behind 28 Raahs wife 49 Lass name direction 1 Roman bronze 29 Went hastily 51 201 (Roman) 1) 'Er 24-NoV. 22 ) SCORPIO (Oct. ARIES (March 21-April 19) will win today today that YotW action Engage in activitiesAt the very admiration. You'll willingly are family oriented. share the limelight. The least, invite others toyour place modesty you wear is very instead of going to theirs. 20-May 20) A becoming to you. Nov. 23TAURUS SAGITTARIUS Used to whiten 31 Pooling material (poet) ID Redact N For Saturday, July 24, 1976 AP 9 Evenings name 33 Place to get FFCM,IJOTTO. BEETLE BAILEY LA A 54 French city 31 Room li A i. + pagoda 42 Sacred images 56 Noun suffix island 57 interiors (ab) 20 Common fluid 43 Rowing 26 Makes sudsy 58 Snow (Scot) 22 Trimming implements 44 Single part 30 Masculine 23 Joke DOWN 24 Away from name 45 Boy's flQt ) Ifr,p?I,f 1p,j)jg 11ATk. 53 Chemical suffix Varnish ingredient 23 by Art Soniom 011 "i A 17 Geraint's wife 51 Girls name 18 Enduring 52 Mountain 20 Refuse (comb form) _______ _____ contunctioni (Fr) - - SLI By RF.RNICE RF,E)E OSO!. PICx___________ 41 Evergreen tree 14 Helen of Troys 43 Weight mother 16 Intoxicating IS Island IF,) ingredient 16 Aunts ISP) 50 Anatomy (lb _ 4 12 and 20 39 Remunerated 40 Latin 12 Entire 13 Bitter 0_ ,dmk6 ACROSS 37 Age btween POEM I EVER II _________________________________ HOROSCOPE - t "', , . -. ' -' caine Friday morning, when in- ' ' ', 'I , Sirs....lizabe th Da vila Icenter) golmorethanhol lunch at her Brims Tuwen apartment on vestigators found three vans believed used In the kidnaping 'They were in a San Jose warehouse which investigators said wa.sleased by )oung Woods las t Friday December. a0largaret Burke ileft), coordinator of the meals on wheels program, and volunteer Dot Rabiles presented Mrs. Davita with a birthday card, a small cake and a vised flower on the occasion of her Alameda County Sheriff's 93rd birthday. The happy birthday scheme is a new service being provided by the Federation of Deputy Jack Baugh said the II. Senior Citizen Clubs of Seminole County and is for those shut-in.s who are subscribing to the meals-un- cerise numbers matched the wheels service. The meals are delivered by olunteers , like Dot Raises, in cooperation with numbers recalled by bus driver Semninok Memorial Hospital. iHerald Photo by Tom Vincent) Ed Ray. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 25, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Juvenile Boy Charged N ATION Nixon Now Faces indictment Dis rn issal Sough Apopka, laces trial on charges and armed burglary against burglary. - Sylvester Williams. 25, of of burglary and grand larceny. Michael Fulghum, 16, of 18011 S. 1922 W. 13th St.. Sanford, laces William A. Knwuackl, 304, Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Sanford attorney- William A. State Atty. Abbott Herring's trial on charges of attempted of 950 Sharon Court, Oviedo, Is Leffler III is scheduled toargue office is appealing the murderand arson inconnection accused ol battery onasheriff's in circuit court Monday for the dismissals to the Fourth with a May Z fire at the deputy and resisting an officer dismissal of a grand jury in. District Court of Appeals, West residence of a former with violence. (lictment charging a Forest Palm Beach. Willie B. Brown, 38, of girlfriend. City !;o) with armed burglary. Kerry Gene Mason, 18, of Orlando, is accused of grand Assistant State Atty. Jay If Circuit Judge J. William Novick said Friday that in- Apopka, is accused of burglary larceny of a pickup truck In Woodson follows the actions of dictntents have so far been of a dwelling. (k'tober 1974. Chief Circuit Judge Joe A. dismissed against 10 of 15 William K. Randall, 26. of Jlmm Carter, 30. of IeHary, is accused of leaving Cowart Jr. and Judges A.J. juveniles indicted on first- O r lan do, Myron Clyde ItoH, 48, the scene of an accident on W. llosernann Jr. and Kenneth de gree felony offenses in rece Leffler t he indictment against niontha in Seminole. nt of Fern Park, and Thomas 25th St. in Sanford in which a 14-year-old Guy Steven Sullivan Ni ne teen perso ns remain on Mayes, 31, of Winter Park, are bicylist was injitreti. scheduled for trial in conwill be dismissed. a les Edward Jones, 22, Judge Woodson's criminal trial nection with the June 17 of 374 E. Warren, Longwood, Cowart earlier ruled docket for this week. They burglary of It and S Auto Sales, accused of obtaining a .45 that juveniles can't be indicted include: Fern Park, and grand larceny caliber pistol a nd ammunition for first-degree felonies in - Robert Griffin. 52, of SR- of a 1971 Cadillac. Flori da . The ruling stemmed by worthless check at a From a legislative revision, 426, Oviedo, accused of man- leonard Jolly, 51, of 301 Casselberry sporting goods effective l ast October, in the slaughter in t he Oct. 25, 1973, Fairmont Drive, Sanford, is store. wording of penalty provisions of traffic death of Mrs. Mary M. accused of felony delivery of - Henry J. Oliver, 19, of Bird statutes on first-degree Walls of Oviedo. The case is marijuana to a minor. Ave., Midway, is accused of docketed for trial after a twofelonies, - Mary S. Driver. 47, witness tampering in conJudge Leffler on Thursday year wait In which an appea ls Carriage Cove, Sanford, is nectiun with a pe nding robbery based his dismissal of us- court declined to dismiss it. charged with twr, counts of trial. dictments against two juveniles - Ray Laurent ULsey, 38, of aggravated assault. Jan M. Darrell, 36, Forest By BOB LIOVI) Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Mrs. Legal Notice - Leaves Hospital; Physical Therapy - SAN CIMEN, Calif. (AP)_ Af ter l5 days mat. pltal, former first lady Pat Nixon is home. But she must go through a long schedule of physical therapy before fully recovering from the stroke that partially paralysed her, doctors say. A nurse and a physical therapist will remain at the Nixon compound at San Clemente "for an Indefinite period of time" to help Mrs. Nixon recover, a medical spokesman said. Mrs. Nixon, smiling and looking rested, left Long Beach Hospital on Friday with her husband, former president Richard M. Nixon, and her two daughters Julie Eisenhower and Thcla Cox. Nixon smiled cheerily as he guided his wife's wheelchair through a crowd of reporters well-wishers, hospital staff and Secret Service agents. Strike Endangers Crops WASHINGTON (AP) With the peak of the California fruit harvest nearing, bargainers hope to find a settlement to end the cannery workers' walkout that growers say could cost them nearly $2.5 billion. "We're talking about the entire crop, and the entire crop Is In jeopardy today," Harry Kubo of Pariler, Calif., said Friday. Kubo, head of a committee formed a month ago to deal with California farm problems, said farm workers "are going through an equally traumatic experience" because their work Is seasonal. Mediators continued meeting today with bargainers for the canners and striking workers. — Postal Service Challenged WASHINGTON (AP) - The Postal Service, target of several pending legal attacks, could suffer a substantial financial setback If seven states succeed in their challenge of the 13-cent first-class postal rate. Opposing the letter rate, Maine Attorney General Joseph Brennan charged that it doesn't cost the Postal Service 13 cents to deliver a first-class letter. The seven states notified the U.S. Court of Appeals on Friday that they will challenge the legality of the first-class postage rate WORLD IN BRIEF Socialist Government Takes Over In Portugal LISBON, Portugal (AP) - Portugal's first democratically elected government in 50 years took office Friday, after 27 months of "carousel governments" following the overthrow of the old rightist dictatorship. Socialist leader Mario Soares, 51, was sworn in as premier along with his mostly Socialist cabinet. He said he believed the Portuguese people want a "government that will finally govern." 4., ar Following a military coup in April 197, six successive military-dominated governments ruled Portugal by decree as the initial revolutionary euphoria succumbed to the hard problems of inflation, recession, labor unrest and occasional violent clashes among groups competing for political power. "The Portuguese people have learned to distinguish between utopia and what Is possible," Soares said in a televised speech alter he and the cabinet were sworn in. "They are tired of unrest,... of shortages of housing, adequate medical assistance and good schools." Christians Overrun Slum BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Christians said today they had overrun much of the Moslem alum of Nabaa after a heavy artillery barrage, and the Arab League said another tentative cease-fire had been worked out in Lebanon's long and bloody civil war. Fighting was reported in Beirut's port area, along front lines dividing the capital Into Moslem and Christian sectors and in the mountain resorts to the east. Security sources and hospitals reported that more than 170 persons had been killed and 235 wounded since Friday night, raising the death toll in more than 15 months of civil war to more than 33,000 by some estimates. Huge fires burned out of control In Nabaa, located not far from the beselged Palestinian camp of Tat Zaatar in Christian-held eastern Beirut. SANFORD ITALIAN Restaurant & Pizza 1008 FRENCH AVE. (Corner of W. 11th $t.) PHONE 321.0122 SANFORD We Hope To See You For Our "Spiral" - - - - who had been scheduled for elberry, is accused of — Samuel Peterson. 54, of City Road, Orange County, is Legal Notice IN BRIEF Ruling May Free From Facing New Trial ORLANDO (AP) A federal Judge has squelched an effort by government prosecutors to use previous mony In a new perjury and conspiracy trial for former Sen. Edward J. Gurney. The ru ling by U.S. District Judge George C. Young at a pretrial hearing Friday left Justice Department pr osecu tors uncertain whe ther to continue t heir case agalnst the 62-year.old Winter Park Republican. Chief prosecutor Vince nt Alto asked and re ceived a one. week delay in pretrial conferences to consult his superiors in W ashington. As in a previo us trial in Tampa, the government alleges that G ur ney received campaign contributions from builders in ret ur n for favors wi th the Federal Housing Administration. It also accuses the one-time senator of lying to a federal grand Jury about the scheme. — I Together with the following- Sanford, Florida 37771 WASHINGTON I AP)— The Ford administration has op. posed leg islation to ban phosphate str ip-mining In a na tio na l forest in Florida a nd to al low mining firms to go . to court to seek compensation for losses. Representatives of th e Department of Interior a nd the U.S. Forest Service Friday opposed the bill in a House Interior subcommittee hearing. They said a furth er study is to be made of en. vironinental impacts of the mining on the Osceola I National Forest in Central Florida. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Don Fuqua, D-Fla., would affect mining claims being made by such cornpanies as Gulf Oil, Monsanto, KerrMcGee and Global Exploration Co. I I WEST PALM BEACH (AP) - A program to facilitate the transfer of some 600 Connecticut employes ofamajortechnologicalfirrntoWestPalmfleachdurjng the next 18 months has begun, officials said. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of United Technologies Corp. said Friday the moves were part of a recently announced company reorganization plan. Most of the employes to be transfered are Involved with military aircraft programs, all of which were assigned to Florida in April. They will join the government products I ' I division. ' WASHINGTON (AP) —The Interior Department has announced the selection of more than one million offshore acres in the Gulf of Mexico for environmental study in pre pa ration for' petroleum leasing. The list of tracts, which he between three and 150 miles from the shores of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, 'jPI and Texas, may be revised following cornpletion of the environmental review. The department said Friday a sale of leases in the Gulf is tentatively planned for April 1977. Fores t City I 'I's Damaged B ." ' ' ..'. Name : 4 . -. fI' "' i..' a - I ' , i i I . - I i I I u - I Ui > ', ,..,, " ,' V. '' ,., . ., ' ,. . , I. •, to fa 1" .. - "k' I ")" t .4*pod ,iIi''c,,r ,Jrss', wilt) ,nstjfll Iorw4rJncuir,ii rsirs.e kir m*ticuscr,&hiii whclhcr )ou w3ik Or tuti: Slccrin9 silky , p • . - . I 4 I Wide 'dcclxii of ,tlt4chnscels lit rlitswing t..ri can.:. ri sno. .ii rvtii.is — '0 • HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS a • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT In As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these services under Medicaie u We Bill Medicare For You . J :I Hwy. 11.92 at Lake Or,, DeBary, Fla. •- 11(11 (DL "s'sl' I l',( ii us for the riclor and , * 6t , .,I , , . TMor. -_ 4~ inealt tha t rightt:~ ? " " i " 311W M?Liay L'.'4L w = CLIP AND SAVE Mmmmmmmmm See 4IE " 5,.,, 668= WEDICARE SUPPLY CO. I I I 1 .. • COMMODES .. I or Ii it,'(. • BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS,. - Win * Iii I lli'( i!LIii'i, .. (h d,iri, sl.r;u inJ,J on •% niodc Is I lilI ui Lin in (,nloni I i. - I .COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I I VALUE PLUS VERSATILITY Only Gravely gives you so many features 1 OXYGEN The two factions will decide at the conclusion of Tuesday's meeting if there will be further need for negotiating. And, according to both Grooms ar,d Cowley, there will definitely be a need for more negotiations. A liquidate. I'd say I lost $15,000$18,000 on It. "The restaurant was a money-making operation," Pemberton continued. "Why close up a going operation? Now they've got nothing. All you've got to do is look at my books to see that the restaurant was growing. And I was under the impression, verbally, just out of being here for five years, that as the airport grew and expanded, I would grow along with It. "That was why I stayed here during the two years that were the hardest, when there was the gas shortage and when the economy was so bad," she said bitterly. "I sat here and waited for a VI whole year while the runways were closed, while there were only 20-30 people around. I had .i lot of faith and a lot of hope and I believed in this airport, and now what have I got? One day you're running a restaurant, the next day you're home doing nothing" Pemberton said she felt she could win a codrt battle with Aero-Services but has decided against it. "I have the grounds If! really want to pursue it," the said, "but I don't. My health is more important. I thought I might have to go back into the hospital, but they're going to try to take care of the problem with medication. I don't know what I'm going to do now." FREE HEARING TESTS Name Brand Hearing Aids Available Hearing Aid Glasses • Behind The Ear S l All In The Ear • "Cros" Type Fittingsa REPAIRS • ALL MAKES Phone 834.8776 For Appt. FLORIDA HEARING CENTER 320 S. Hwy. 17.92 Casselberry, Fla. "b - I AUENTION I Medicare ,-~ 01 i I ers ,_% S . A special master's fees run from $1504300 per day, plus expenses, according to Cowley, with both sides sharing equally in the costs. The three masters PERC named were: Alpheus Marshall of Atlanta; Ferrin Mathews, Roswell, Ga.; and Arthur Matten, of Cold Springs. Each side may eliminate one name from the list and the remaining name is to be the one who will serve as special master. If none of the names are satisfactory to either side, then PERC will step in. tQuaNTIV'r RIGHTS RESeRvED - - - - - - — - - I E'enh.g tiesuld Seer £ - CLIP AND SAVE - Negotiations started in the middle of May and should have been concluded within 60 days, according to Cowley, "but as long as we feel we're making progress," he said, "we're willing to sit down at the table and bargain further." Grooms concurred with this assessment and said that he feels "we are making progress. We've closed out 22 articles and have just about five more to go," he said. - - I u . - I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of * . Fire A f ir e of undetermined origin in such a case." severely damaged an unocThe owner of the home, Art cupled Forest City home early Marsh, was not at home at th e Sa tur day. time of the fire. Notified of the blaze at apin Sanford late Friday, a 24proximately 2:30 a.rn., year-old man was jailed for Seminole County Sheriff's attempted robbe ry at George's puties arrived at the Tavern, 1011 South French residence at 1026 Oletha Drive Avenue, after he allegedly to find a pickup truck parked in demanded the cashier empty the garage with a partially the cash register receipts into burned roll of newspaper stuck paper bag. into the gas tank. George C. Ray, 612'i Cypress The Forest City Fire Avenue, Sanford, was arrested 'Department responded to the shortly after 11 p.m. fire and notified the s heriff's According to police reports, department. Ray allegedly approached the Sheriff's Detective William cashier, demanded the money, Itogan sai d Saturday that he and added, " Do n't push that had call ed a sta te fire marshal bu tton." to aid in the investigation, but But he was arrested almost that such a move was "routine immediately ' Full Line of Italian Food - O ffshore Acres Reviewed , ' - Employe Transfer Begins ' Public Defender Kelley Unlisted As Candidate Sanford O Review City Budget I ('.Intinul'el h"roni Page l',t somebody's feelings getting Orlando, where customs in-- hurt," Cleveland said later. spectors are used only when "And you can't blame him for needed to handle scheduled that. When it costs you $2004300 international flights. Before an a month more to have airport can obtain this status, somebody as a tenant than substantial written they're bringing in, why, a documentation must be sub- prudent businessman will mitted to the Customs Bureau well, he has to do something showing that a demand for such about it." Cleveland said the airport a field exists In its particular authority Is concerned about area. the situation and would like to Wight recently estimated that see a "decent" restaurant there would be a minimum wait of four months Involved after brought in, but he added that such documentation was for- Wight must consider his warded to Washington and he current overhead and the initial admitted that this had not yet capitalization costs involved been done in the case of thehe with attempting to put another food facility into operation. local airport. local "It's an expensive thing," So why was the Airport Inn Cleveland said. iii1es paying a closed in such a hurry? hell of a lot of rental fees over "Henry told me It was because my light bills were here. I do know that he 'is high," Pemberton said. "I talking to people, but it's a wouldn't buy that for an excuse. matter of getting together on My rent included my lights. I space and that type of thing. If paid a percentage of the rent to you get someone that knows cover my light bill and it had what they're doing and can been set up that way from the handle an operation like this, start. Then he (Wight) said he they want to be sure of what wanted the building and that they 're getting Into. "We don't want any shade. was it." Pemberton said she went to tree mechanics in there," the Cleveland and asked him to airport manager went on. "If intervene but he declined, we're going to have a telling her the matter was restaurant, why, we want It to l'o thx, hoct ,w.ihi., Afl'*i(,*,, IUUUH. between iero-ervices and the You want to l ook around, ta lk to res ta urant. Now Wight the i nd ivid ua l people, a nd find somebody who n charge of a large segment of knows what they're doing the operations at a city-owned before you spend about a installation refuses to discuss quarter of a million bucks that's what it would cost to put a the affair at all. good restaurant in here," "1 think this gets into per. Rosemond could not be sonal business," he said during a recent telephone con- reached for further comment versation. "I don't see why my on the airport authority's view Personal business should be of the situation. published in the damned Pernberton, meanwhile, is out of work and extremely newspaper." "Henry just wants to avoid a bitter. "I have no earthly idea why flap that might result in my lease was canceled," she said. "It threw me into such a shock that I was in the hospital Demos Demand for 10 days. Why the short notice' Why not at least wait until September? If I'd been Equal TV Time able to sit back and wait until September I could've retailed WASHINGTONAl'J The (equipment (equipment from the Democratic National Coln. but because of the iiitttee asked the Supreme short notice I was forced to Court on Friday to overturn a Federal Communications Coin. iiiisston decision exempting news conferences by political candidates from the equal time doctrine The conunittee said the rule establishes a bias in favor of incumbents, especially presidential incwnbents. It asked the court not to wait until it returns From its summer recess Sept. 27 but to act expeditiously to hear and decide the question. - 1 ! with the Seminole Educational Clerical Association Inc., and ratification of that agreement Is all that Is needed for it to take effect. However, two ot he r bargaining units the Seminole County Bus Drivers Association Inc., and the Association of Nonon-I nstructional Personnel (NIPSCO) - have failed to come to terms with the board and a special master has been called for to settle the Impasse. The Florida Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) submitted a list of three names of special masters who may be agreed upon by the board and the bargaining units for further negotiations. If none of the three are satisfactory to either side, PERC said It would appoint the Individual who will work towards a settlement. Airport Restaurant Ordered Closed Strip-Mining Ban Opposed I Legal Notice No Contest Plea Made On 'Possession' Charge Gurney C - , i 'ontinued From Page 1-At "We don't want to be accused of sex discrimination because we don't supplement these coaches of girls' sports," Grooms said. He noted that there was no supplement for a gymnastics coach nor one for a volleyball coach. "These are accepted girls sports now," Grooms said, "and we want to make sure there Is a supplement in there (the contract) for that. We need a supplement that Is equivalent to any other sport." Another article of the proposed agreement still to be discussed deals with the length of any contract that might be agreed upon. Ernie Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board, said it is permissible under state law for the contract to be for as long as three years and that he'd like to have an agreement for that long so these negotiations wouldn't have to go on every year. Since last year's contract was the first ever for Seminole County teachers, it was agreed that It should be for one year, but there is a good chance the 1976-77 agreement will be for a longer tenure, according to school officials. The school board has already reached a contract agreement FL ORIDA I Magic Chef Range, Model 312V: Attorney for Petitioner I 25. 1916 Fasco Hood. Model 2M; General Publish, July 1, Electric Disposet, Model FCIOO; DEB 16 General Electric Dishwasher, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Model SD250 Wall to wall carpeting NAME STATUTE at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front west TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the o door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at undersigned, pursuant to the 10 I1. 00 A.M.Onthe6thdayof August, "FictitioulNameStatute",Chapter MS 09. Florida Slatutes,will register 1976. THE CIRCUIT COURT, ISEALI with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, COUNTY, FLORIDA. in and for Seminole County, Florida, Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-460- CA -09.0 upon receipt of proof of the Clerk of Circ'it Court FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD, Publication of this notice, the tie. By: Mary N. Darden etc. tllious name, to wit: TOWNER Deputy Clerk PRECISION MACHINING under Plaintiff, ALBAN E. BROOKE, ESQ, V'S which I am engaged in business at Post Office Box 40525 Circuit Court Judge A.J. count against Jenkins as part of aggravated assault was LAWRENCE .1 JACKMAN, etal., Jacksonville, Florida 37203 200 Mingo Trail, Longwood. Defendants. Attorney for Plaintiff Seminole County, Florida. hlosemann Jr. has accepted a plea negotiations. dropped by the state as part of NOTICE OF SALE That the party interested in said Publish July 25, 1916 no contest plea from an Mary L. Corcoran, 19, of the negotiated plea. business enterprise is as fo4low Notice is hereby given that, DEB ioi Altamonte Spr ings man in a Orlando, was arrested in the A six-member jury acquitted pu rsuant to the Summary Judgmen t Ralph P. Towner cocaine possession case and same raid on charges of David Tenuto, 18, of 825 entered in this cause, in the Circuit Ralph P. Towner Publish: July II, 25, Aug. 1, I. 1976&J Courl of Seminole Count y, Flor ida, I ordered the defendant to possession of cocaine and Wyniore Road, Altamonte will CUT U I T COURT OF THE OE 13 63 I sell the property situated in IN THE CIR C continue on a methadone heroin. On Friday Judge Springs, finding him innocent of Seminole County, Florida, described EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FICTITIOUS NAME treatment program in Orange Hosernann continued her trial chargesof burglary, possession as Notice Is hereby given that we are i The West 5 9 chains of the East FLORIDA. County for drug addicts during until the week of August 16 at of burglary tools and petty CASE NO. 16.12l1.CAO4-A engaged in business at 637 Sable SchansoftheSoufn43lchainsof a pee-sentence investigation. Sanford. larceny in connection when the lhe North 29 chains of Section 2. Palm Circle, Altamonte Springs 32701. Seminole County, Florida Walter Jenkins Jr., 42, of 318 In other cases, Burnett S. alleged theft a battery from a Township 70 South, Range 30 East; IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ELLEN BETTS SEAL, under the fictitious name of H&B and DePughSt.,Altamonte Springs, Price, 37, of Maitland, pleaded bus at Prairie Lake Baptist WifePetitioner, CARPET INSTALLATION, and W The East 5.9 chains of the South told the court that he was on the guilty to shooting into a Church, Fern Park, On June 7. intend to register said name with th e 31 chans of the North 29 chains of VS. treatment progr am in April dwelling and was allowed to Two other cases docketed for Section?. T ow nship 20 South, Ra nge RICHARD FRANCIS SEAL , JR., Clerk of the Circuit Courl, Seminole Husband Respondent, County. Florida in accordance with when sheriff's vice squad remain free an bond pending a trial last week were continued 30 East (less the East 1494 feet of the South 112 feet of the North 29 RICHARD FRANCIS BEAL. SR. the provisions of the Fictitious agents raided his residence and pre-sentence investigation to the week of Aug. 16. Carl E. chains) Subject to easement in and and ALICE SEAL, hiS wife. Name Statutes, To Wit: Section , Rewondenis confiscated cocaine hidden in a I PSI). Bridges, 23, of Orlando, is to the North 10 feet of the East 149.4 165.09 Florida Statutes 1951. NOTICE OF ACTION S Douglas J Harper hassock. Price admitted shooting Into accused of forgery and uttering feel of the South 122 feet of the North TO: RICHARD FRANCIS c ins of said section; Thomas M Batson Agents reported they found a the r esidence of Roger Trizzino a forgery, SEAL. JR. residence Publish July 4, II, II, 25. 1976 and unknown. quantity of heroin also in the at 804 Meiner Blvd., Altamonte Jan Morrell Darrell, .16, Beginning 20 chains and 36 links DES II Last known address search warrant raid but State Springs, on May 10 following a Forest City Road. Orange South of the Northeast corner f PFC Richard F Bed, Jr Section?. 'ownship 20 South, Range IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Atty. Abbott Herring's office domestic disturbance. A County. is accused of obtaining 30 2631S 7515 East, thence run South 4 Chains SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA dropped a heroin possession companion charge Co C 151 On. 37th Armor of property by worthless checks . and TI' ?rriks, thence west It . PROBATE DIVISION APO New York 09326 ChaiflI thence North I chains and 3) File Nulpb.r PR 7e173CP YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Division Ink%, thence East 1160 chains to of b.'ginning (less beginning thai an action for Dissolution of In Ru Estate of 15125 feet South of the Northeast Marriage and other relief has been GEORGE G EBBERTS. corner of said Section 2, thence filed against you and you are Deceased run West US feet. thence South required to Serve a copy of your NOTICE OF Ii? 23 feet, thence East 175 feet. written defenses, if any, to it on G. ADMINISTRATION thence North 117.23 feel to point of ANDREW SPEER. Attorney for TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Petitioner, whose address is 11) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST beginning). at Public sale, lo the highest arid best West Commercial Street, Sanford, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL b'dder, for cash, at the West front Florida 32771, on or before August OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED door of the Seminole County 2S, 1916, and file the original with the IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at Clerk of thiS Court either before By AUI)IE MURPHY K&'Ile) had annourw ed (hut he phi,iIit'lIt. service on Petitioner's attorney or that the adminslrat ion of the estate-. II 00 A M on August 9, 1976 .17 immediately thereafter; otherwise of GEORGE 6 hk'raldSt.aff Writer would oppose Seminolehat Iilvestigatiiiii was ISEALI EBBERTS. I adefauif will be entered against you deceased, File Number PR 16173 t Arthur H Beckwith Jr. Franklin G. Kelley, public Itrevard State Attorney Abbott Initiahl) cmiductt'tI by Herring . for the relief demanded in the CP, 'S pending in the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court defender for the 18th judicial Herring in November. Kelley intended opponent Ill Petition f or Seminole County. Florida, By Martha T Vihien WITNESS my hand and the Seal of Probate Division. the address Of circuit, has failed to qualify as a The office of the public the November elections. But Deputy Clerk thiS Court on July 13, 1976 whiCh is Seminole County Cour. candidate for either the defender, who was unavailable when Kclies announced I1i' CLEVELAND. MILE & ISEAL) thouse, Sanford. Florida, Th( BRIDGES Seminole-Brevard State-Att- for comment on Friday. has candidacy in .June, hkrring Attorneys for Plaintiff ARTHUR H. BECKWIIH. JR personal represenlaliveof the estate orney's office, or for re-election been the target of an in- asked Gov. l(eubin Askew to P. 0 Drawer z AS Clerk of the Court is JOHN C. PAYTON whose address Cecelia V Ekern is c o Post Office Box 1321, Winter to the position he now holds, vestigatlon into charges assign another state attorney to Sanford, Florida 32771 As Deputy Clerk Park, Florida 32790 The name and Publish July 25. 1976 according to the Floridi alleging its eniployes were handle the (.154 Publish July 25 & Aug I. 9, 15. 1976 address of inc personal represen DEn ios Elections Commission in coerced into providing sexual B) that time. Herring's office ____________________________ DES 106 Iative's attorney are 5*1 forth below I All persons having claims or l'allahass&'e. favors as a condition of ctii had bet-it in charge of the in- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ______________________________ demands against tne estate art FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. &5tlatiiill for tIuee months. FICTITIOUS NAME lam required, WITHIN THREE FLOR I DA %'11w complaint that sparked the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IOI0.CA.04-O Notice is hereby given that MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF engaged in business at 110 Mingo THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF '. probe was iriitIullls filed with IN RE . THE MARRIAGE OF Trail, Longwood, Seminole County, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Ik'rrlrig's office on Apri! 5. NANCY GAIL WILLIAMS, Florida under the fictitious name of of the above court a writ:en • Wife Petitioner On ,Jugie 25. Jack F'uk'nwlder. ROBIN HOOD'S AUTO BODY, AND statement of any claim or demand d THAT I intend to register said name they may have Each claim mustbe lk'rring\ chief Investigator.aJJALFORD n MES MI WILLIAMS. JR. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in writing and must indica te tn.1 lianil-dehiu.:reti to the ; over. Husband R espondent. Se minole County, Florida in ac td%,% for the ciCim, the name Sanford city commissioners have fins.shed their review, NOTICE OF ACTION nor's (iffict, a length) report oil cordance with the provisions of the address of the creditor or his agent have begun their review of the "Vie have become an urban Iterring's probe (If K'Ile)'s TO: JAMES MILFORD WIL. Fictitious Statutes, To Wit or attorney, and the amouni ii LIAMS, ill liLy's $3.6 million budget for the center with paved roads almost office . Section $65 09 Florida Statutes ICS claimed, If the claim i rot yet due. Residence Unknown 5: Mark Graham the date when it will become due fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1, everywhere," Knowles told the hlt'rrtng, a h(&'publicurn, said YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an shall be staled It the Claim is 4 08A Robin Hood's Dissolution of action for and expect to continue the page- commissioners. "How many jt' received ;i "substantial Marriage Auto Body contingent or Unliquidated. tft:; been filed against you and you by-page study Monday. Sole Owner areas in the city do we have toniphaint" from a witness Whit) has nature of the uncertainty shall be are required to serve a copy of Publith: July 4, II, ii, 25. 1916 stated If the claim is secur ed, the The commissioners closely where a four-wheel drive truck had pre'IousIy sought a pro be written defenses. If any. to IIyour on DEBtS Security shall be described The questioned City Manager would boa factor?" of Kehky,uI Ik'mocrat, froth the FRANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE, __________ Claimant shall deliver sufficient __________- cop es of the arren Knowles' proposed The fire department's Itri'vuirst ('ount) Sheriff's Petitioner's attorney, whose ad claim to the clerk tO dress is STENSTROM. DAVIS & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE en able the clerk to mail one Copy to purchase of two new vehicles present truck, a 1953 lilodel, lk'partment in December, 1975. McINTOSH, Post Office Box 1330, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. each personal representati ve a n d 15 replacement vehicles, needs repairs but will be kept in That department then ('On- Sdnlord, Florida, 12111. on or before CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All persons interested in the estate !' including four patrol cars and service if the repliceriient is cut tacted the Florida Ik'partmt'nt August 25, 1976, and file the original COUNTY, FLORIDA. to whom a copy of this Notice of with the Clerk of thiS Court either CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1172.CAI9 Administration has been mailed are two unmarked cars for th e From the budget. (If (.'tlilliflat II5s Enfs.4n'e,IIetll, before ser vice on Petitioner's at. Division A required, WITHIN THREE' police department. Commissioner A .A. sshlch was hM)Wt'rk's.s to 0- torney or immediately thereafter; FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0 official otherwise a default will be enter ed The discussion centered on TGAGE ASSOCIATION. McClanahan opposed the vestig,Itl' all elet'td I THE FIRST PUBLICATION you br the relief demanded Plaintiff. THIS NOTICE, to tile any Obie(ti the fire department's request purchase of any additional without ;Iuthloriiatilin (miii the against in the Petition, to wit. A dissolution VS they may have that challenges th bra "power wagon" - a four- vehicl es and figur ed the do of marriage, permanen t custody of JOEL DAVIS. of at . governor, 3 validity of the decedent's will, the the mi no r rn wheel driveone-tcn truck which could save close to $),00O by Children bo issue of he Defendants. qualificalion of the personal The witness was ihen marriage. RONALD ANTHONY NOTICE OF ACTION i'arriesa300-gallon water tank. ellnlinatinga new pick-up truck referred to Derring, who S4ItII WILLIAMS. representative, or the venue or DAVID ALLEN TO JOEL DAVIS sur,Sdict,on of the Court Knowles wants to str ike the for the parks department, a lie began an IflS estlg.itlon that WILLIAMS. and JILL LANE RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN ALL ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND l9,000 truck from the budget, WILLIAMS, in Inc Petitioner; new flatbed for the utihit All parties claiming interests by. included taking sworn NOT so FILED permanent alimony, permanent lhrougfi,underoragan'St Joel Davis but has left the decision to the department and the fire it'StIIIIOII) Irntii ulpprlisitilatt'l) WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 4 Child support, attorney fees and the and to all parties having or claiming Date of the I,rI publication Of thi5 ity commissioners who department's power wagon. lii sitflt's,ss,'s. costs of thiS aclion; an equitable to have any right, title or Interest in Notice of Administration July 25th won't decide on speci fic budget distribution of the jointly owned real the real property herein described McClanahan said he would Herring ai tl he ltk'luded 1976 YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED "uts or adjustments until they rather spend the money on the his report to the governor iI and personal property of the parties John C Payton 'ncfud'ngawardoftherealproperty that an action to foreclose a mor A Personal Repreta city shop, raising mechanics cover letter outlining lertalfi owned by the parties a$ tenants by I tgage on the following real property 1. of the Estate of wages anti improving main- areas of the invetig;5til)fl. anil the entiretiesfo the Petitioner, Said in Seminole County, Florida G GEORGE 0 EBBERTS 4 property being more particularly LOT 17, BLOCK D. STERLING knance programs. pointing out that 1w Felt ' Deceased deScribed as follows PARK. UNIT TWO. accordinglothe ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL l'becotirniissioners were only In'.estlguluon Ill ulfldatt's ianotherLot iO. Block 1, NORTH Plat thereof as recorded in Plat REPRESENTATIVE * part way through consideration t.lte attorney ilItlif.' In and ORLANDO TERRACE. UNIT I, Book I?. Pages 67 and IS. of the PATRICK W DOYLE Section I. according 10 the plat Public Records of Seminole County, of the police department's $1 t'v,Ituatt' (lie findlng,s (Ii t.Ikt' ot Murrah, Doyle & rec orded in Piat Book IC. Florida, O'Shea, P A iiillion budget w he n they ad- •lpproprl1lts' action to ('Ilflt'lutle P PaQee), age Public Records of Seminole has been filed against you and you Post Office Box 1329, t, jiiurned. The budget review will the III.Itts'r." County. Florida, being in Section 3, are required to serve a copy of your l' Winter Park. Florida 377 TOwnship 21 Soulh, Range 30 East, wrlIt,nd.l,n,es, 1 any, to it on V hi.' continued after Monday il"rringkis .'iaItlI(l' thinks Telephone 303 644 960) Seminole County, Florida den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A. at Publish J night's regular '.0fl11)IlSsIon Investlgatlsin will s'%.'ntu,dls go WITNESS my hand and seal of Post Office Box 793, Orlando, DEB 103 uly 25, Aug I, Ifl 4 meeting. it) .i i.'rand ilir' Iltis Court on 2151 day of July. A D, Florida 12502, and tile In* original g $976 with the Clerk of the above styled FICTITIOUS NAME * ISEAL) court on or before August 11th, 1976. Notice is hereby given that I am Arthu,' H Seckwith. Jr. ___________________________________________________ Otherw.si a iudgment may be en engaged in business at ii Elm Dr. A Clerk 01 Ihe C ourt tered against you for the relief Casselberry 3210?. Seinnole County, BV Cnerry KJy Travis demanded in the complaint or Florida, under the fictitiou s same of * AS Deputy Clerk pe tition Sunday. July 25, 1976—Vol. 68, No 89 LIAERS PAIN lINC, SERVICE, and .TENSTROM DAVIS & I WITNESS my band and the 511101 'hat I intend to register Published Daily and Sunday. except Satuiday and Clltntni.,', Di', saiØ name '.'t IP4TOSH slid Cour. 00 July 9th. $974 by The Sanford Herald, Inc 300 N French Ave Sanloid I. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Iagship Bank of Sanford ISeall It'll r. 'Jife 32 Seminole County, F lo rida Ifi a( Arthur Pt Berkwith. Jr cordance with the provl,lons of I Second Class Postage Pad at Sanford. Florida 37771 Oot Office Box 13,10 Clerk of the Circuit Court Fictitious Name Statutes, To Horn,' ()'Iiv, 55 cintS. Montn, $1 1), 6 4tonhs' 'nnfor, F lorida 3711 w ' By Lillian Woodman Section $6309 Florida Statutes 195) L ,,i s, t i'd.t W9 Mt it, ,, p, ,,,,. "ttorneys for Peti tioner Deputy Clerk S Leonard F I Math $1 Sac,' sf 2' 2 ; ('ubtiSh July 75 & Aug I. I. IS. 1976 Publish July.)), II. 25, Aug I. 1976 Publish July 75 Aug $976 — iDEBlOS UEB.nt DCISIO4 Sunday, July 23,1976.—]A School Board, SEA Continue Negotiations Tuesday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN CIRCUITCOUr,INANb ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76-12511-CA-4114.'11C NO. 74.34.CA.19.A In Re: me Marriage of FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR RIVERS P. DAVIS, Petitioner, I and TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor poration organized and existing ANNIE KATE DAVIS. Respondent, NOTICE OF ACTION under the laws of the United States, Plaintiff, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ANNIE KATE DAVIS. whose vs. BARRY R. ADAMS and JUDITH A. residence is unknown and whose fast I ADAMS. his wife; and COMBINED known mailing address is Rt. 1, Boy1 MORTGAGE & REALTY CO., a 135, LudowiCi. Georgia. 31316 1J Florida corporation, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I Defendants. that RIVERS P DAVIS has fileda Petition In the Circuit Court of I NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, Seminole County, Florida, for I pursuant to an order or a final dissolution of marriage, and you are judgment of foreclosure entered in required to serve a copy of your the above captioned action. I will written defenses. if any, on sell the property situated in JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., Of STEN Seminole County. Florida, described STROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorney for Petitioner. Post Office as follows: Lot 5). Block G. NORTH Box 1330. Sanford. Florida, 37771, ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTIONS and file the original with the Clerk èf of UNIT I as per plat recorded in the a bo ve Styl ed Court on or belor Plat Book 17. page 31. Public August 91 h. 1916. otherwise a defaul, Records of Seminole County, and ultimate judgmen t will be •fl tered against you for the relief Florida. Together with all structures and demanded in thC Petition, WITNESS my hand and official Improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fixtures attached seal of slid Court on the 1st day of thereto; also all gas, steam, dec July, A.D 1916. tric, water, and other heating, (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. cooking, refrigerating, lighting. Clerk of the Circuit Court plumbing, ventilating, irrigating, By: Linda M. Shaw and power systems, machines, appliances, fixtures and ap STENSTROM, DAVIS & purtenances, which now are or may MCINTOSH hereafter pertain to, orbe used with, Flagship Bank of Sanford Suite 22 In, or on slid premises, even though Post Office Box 1130 they be detached or detachable. adult trials this week on the larceny of a motor vehicle from 1004 W. Fourth St., Sanford, is accused of obtaining property Cowart ruling. Leffler Sanford Airport in December accused of three counts of by worthless check. dismissed indictments for 1974. aggravated assault with a —('harles Edward Robinette, armed robbery against Carnal - WIlliam Glenn Welty, 21, pistol. 19, of Eustis, is accused of A. Elahrag, 17, of Buffalo, N.Y., houston, Texas, is accused of - Donald It. Campbell, 19, of felony possession of marijuana, Fl. CO 'NDUrRIAL EQUIPMENT ALE:; AND :.iri ;T CASSEuiERRy, FL hIS.3$.6447 FINANCING AVA1I.AILE lipti a..,, ,p to 14 inst Ais. MC sac EXPERT EflVICL PA R I 11 P2, 7 '.1 PARK AVE, and 251h ST. l Days aWeek 8a.m.to9p.m. L 40= > ,,. STORE HOURS 41h& SANFORD AVE. Mon.,Tues., Wed. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8 am. to 9 pm. Sunday 8a.m. to 1p.m. -- - COUPON IS H 0 1 %J BONANZA Watch for gigantic HEJ MEA;T [~~~ i "' ________ 111111111111111111 1111111111 BONANZA Starting Wed, July 28. Park and Shop continues fighting high prices! Clip coupons and SAVE over $ 12 Watch Park and Shop ads each week for gigantic savingsl �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald I. lF:Mil AvE., SItSI'OHD. F'l.A. 32771 Area Code .105.322-2611 or 111.9993 Sunday, July 25. 1976-4A \Il k)Yl.E,Pubhsher % lll.l:\t I) t't'UlllF:. \lan ging F:dittir Around - Ilitia l.lR en eek. 55 tents: Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $29.40. l3 Mail In Florida same as home deliver. All tht'r mail Month. $2.70 6 Months. 116.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Unbuckling In Canada Canadian authorities are learning something about human nature at great cost in the expenditure of public tax funds which almost anyone in this country who lived through our Prohibition Era could have told them for free. Individuals don't like to be threatened. We know of no one who does. And, when the threat takes the form of a law designed to compel them to do, or not do, something which common sense tells them is nobody's business but their own, they react by defying the law in droves. During Prohibition the American people were told by a paternalistic government that they must not imbibe alcoholic beverages on pain of fine or imprisonment, or both. Instead of obeying the law, the people defied it en masse; illicit liquor stills sprang up behind every other bush, "speaks" or "speak-easies" did a land office business; the pocket flask became almost as common as the wrist watch and a private bootlegger, usually called by his first name, became the "in" thing. Much the same thing, in reverse, is haDnenin in Ontario, Canada, where the government, in its infinite wisdom, has decided that motorists must wear auto safety belts whether they want to or not; "for their own good," naturally. To help them make the "right decision," Big Daddy Government to the north has been blitzing Canadian motorists with fines ranging from $20 to $100 for noncompliance. The law was enacted last Jan. 1 and, initially, like Prohibition in our own case, enjoyed some success. Use of safety belts increased for a time but, after a six-month trial, the authorities find that approximately 50 per cent of Canadian motorists are now refusing to wear the mandated harness. A study, obviously conducted by individuals with the ability to read the "handwriting on the wall," concluded sensibly that laws designed to compel people to wear safety belts "are not adequate as solutions to the problem of deaths and nonfatal injuries endemic to motor vehicle travel." In the meantime, despite what should have been our instructive experience with Prohibition, and flying in the face of the Canadian experiment, American motorists may be confronted with a similar regulation in the near future. As reported by the Associated Press from Washington, D.C., the Transportation Department is scheduled to hold hearings in August on whether to adopt new safety measures for automobile passengers. The options being considered, AP noted, "include mandatory seat belt usage laws as well as installation of such passive restraints as air bags in new cars." A Blunder The removal o Carlos Arias Navarro as Prune Minister of Spain and the installation of Adolfo Suarez in his stead represents a major step forward for democratic government in [ha( L ountry. Arias was appointed b) Franco in 1973 and represents the old order. Suarez, a )oungster during Spain's civil war, stands For the new order. Working relationships between King Carlos and Suarez are expected to be close. They are perona1 friends and both stand for a government in Spain that is based on [X)fxlIaT support. Quite correctly both know that it will take time to achieve this goal. The old guard still is well entrenched, despite Arias' defeat. And King Carlos is also aware that he has the time to do things right because there is no great grassroots groundswell for hanc when the out and out guerrillas, who are a minority, are excluded. In that context, the parties opposed to the appointment of Suarez erred in refusing a join his cabinet. A negative act, the refusal to participate in government by the opposition, actually works counter to their goals because it will prolong rather than shorten the period of evolution into democracy. Administrations always proceed more cautiously when the are umder fire from without. .'. ' The Clock 8 811.1. ('LlIRIF: campaign reporting writing. The instructions passed out this far leave much to the imagination. They appear to have been written by men who never had to run a political campaign. Candidates are supposed to list the key members of their campaign committee and its tiganization. Does that mean two names or 12, 20,100 or more, including precinct captains They're supposed to list all gifts of value received. Including, apparently, the fair rental '.alue of it t)pewritcr some worker has loaned the candidate's committee for it new weeks. The tost of phone calls a volunteer makes in the candidate's behalf is also included, unless, Perhaps they're to miit.'mbers of an organization the phoner belongs to. And food donated for a part) for the candidate. unless the party is in the donor's house and U.e t 'st doesn't rise above a specified figure. If vo:i se".d out a mailing Ina 100,000 nwnib.'r organization heavily spiced with campaign propaganda favoring the man or woman of ybur choice, you aren't required to report ... as of today. But if it's an election special, you do. It's not certain )et. but the cunimnission may change those rules tomorrow, or next week or next iitonth, requiring reports if pro-candidate immaterial reaches a certain percentage of the total words, even in a regular monthly newsletter. The commission people frankly admit the) 're feeling their w'a in this business, adjusting ;is they go along —. all if which makes matters even moore eonfusine. you must remember 'there is no except, of course, in an election hey kids! Tuesday is the deadline for submitting entry blanks on "What America Means To Me." All youngsters 12 years of age and under are encouraged to meet the deadline, thus becoming eligible for cash prizes. Flagship Bank of Sanford will award $90 to winners of the essay contest and there's nothing to buy. Just simply write in your own handwriting what America means to you. All entries must be on the official entry blank which is available at Flagship Bank in Downtown Sanford during regular banking hours. We'd like to see every youngster In Sanford enter and tell it like it is. That's 30.... t : SE(f PEO' PRICES 0000 IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, IRIVARD, COLLIER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION ) Quantity Ri9hts Reserved WASHINGTON In a recent interview with reporter Theo Sommer From the West German newspaper "Die Zeit," Secretary- of State Henr Kissinger expressed incredulity that anyone would suggest that the 1972 Strategic Arms Limitation Talks iSAI,Tt have not turned out to be in the best interest of the United States. Rejecting the idea that detente has been a one-way street, or that the 1972 SAlT.l agreement, which he negotiated, was to the unilateral benefit of the Soviets, Dr. Kissinger declared: "I fail to see why an agreement that stoppe il ongoing Soviet programs but no United State programs, could be against the interests of the United States." Well, now. The fact is SALT-I did not stop the ongoing Soviet military- build-up and, since this is so widely known, it Is puzzling why Dr. Kissinger would say something that is so blantantly untrue. The principle objectives of SALT-I, signed in Moscow on May 26, 1912, were to enhance the longterm stability and constrain the costs of the U.S. si:r negotiator, stated at the time: "What we are trying to do is to set up a useful device that will hold the situation while we negotiate, hopefully, a matching treaty think that the measures that we have succeeded in spelling out in this interim agreement with the Russians will do4is( that. There will be it commitment on their part not to build any more of these I('l3Ms that have concerned us over the .4 years. But the Soviets have shown no such constraint whatsoever. A new study released by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office titled "SALT and the U.S. Strategic Forces Budget," concludes: "Since SALT-I, the Soviets have concentrated on an unprecedented modernization of their ICBM Force. This has enabled them to increase the very type of threat which had been a principle concern of the U.S. in SAI.T.I and which it had been hoped had been significantly- curbed by SAI.T'l: the destablizing capability of a force of" large Soviet ICBMs to destroy a high percentage of the U.S. ICBM force. "Prior to and during SAI.'l'.l, there was only one Soviet system, the SS-9, which posed that destabilizing potential. Since SALT-I, there are at least two, if not three, such systems: the SS-18 follow-on to the SS-9; and the SS-17 and 5549, the follow-on replacetimemits for the widely deployed S.S-1 1. "This continued Soviet momentum in such • programs the very type that the United States had tried in 1969-72 to convince the Soviets would be contray to the stability goal of SALT raises troubling questions: [)o the Soviets share the objective of stability and believe an attempt to achieve sonic form of major strategic advantage would be futile?" The CR0 study states that within a year or so of the SALT-1 interim agreement, the United States witnessed an "unprecedented moder. fixation program" of the Soviet ICBM force that? had "a surprising scope and potential threat." The emphasis the Russians have placed on this expansion is reflected in the estimate by th' director of the CIA that in 1975 the dollar costs if these Soviet programs were seven times the US level. The -surprising magnitude" of these Soviet programs which are expected to spawn yet another generation of Russian ICBMs In l978-7 has reinforced the U.S. concern with the future vulnerability of the 1,000 Minuteman ICBMs in the U.S. force structure. By the end of the 1970s, by pessimisti: estimates, and by early to niid-1980s, by more optimistic estimates, the Soviets are expected to be able to destroy a high percentage of our Minuteman force, according to the CR0 study. Another expectation expressed by U.S. participants in the SALT.1 negotiations was that the Soviets shared, or woumd conic to share, the U.S. concern with strategic stability and see a mutual interest in parity or equality. But this hope has also been dashed by the Russians. As the CR0 study points out: "The very concepts of 'Stability' and 'stable balance' are alien to Soviet ideology and their view of interstate relations. Their commentary on strategic arms linuitatmn seems driven by their general concept ot 'the correlation of forces,' which is the world balance of military, economic, political, social and ideological for. Of ces. This correlation is believed by them to be inexorably shifting over the longterm in favor of the USSR vis-a-vis the United State,," Henry Kissinger isn't the only person perpetuating the umyth that SALT-1 was a good deal for the United States. Jimmy Carter has also hailed this sell-out to the Soviets as "a good agreement," one that "limited atomic weapons in a practical way," - -.. - ,•• , . . . ,' . ''. .• . , , __________ _____ Halfway to the highest peak . JOHN CU NNIFF Understanding B NEW YORK iAlli — Disturbed by public earlier this year in a speech by a top officer of ignorance of the Size and role of corporate Bethlehem Steel Co., who relayed the news of a profits, sonic business executives appear to be reporter covering a business event who didn't finding a convenient scapegoat in the media and know a stock from a bond. the schools. An extreme case, but true. Four years ago a It is true that Americans generally general assignment reporter not a specialist asked John deliutis, now chairman of o%.restiiiiate enormously the size of profits. It is true also that mnan of themim fail to see profits as American Telephone & Telegraph, a question an thing but dirty lucre that lines the pockets of that indicated an ignorance of the difference. the rich. A newsnian is inclined to say that there are Relatively few Aiiiericans, it would seem, businessmen who don't understand the media eiperceive the association between profits and jobs ther: the difference, For example, between an and pensions, or that national income consists t'tbtortal and a news story, or that some people 76.2 per cent of employe compensation and only consider the First Amendment as precious as 8.4 per cent profits. pro fits. But are the nation's schools, newspapers, But that isn't the point. The point is that magazines, books, radio and television outlets, to business today is a complex institution, and that namiic the most obvious, the only ones to blame' business people need to cooperate in making it ('yprus Mines Corp., a Ins Angeles based New understandable. York Stock Exchange-listed firm, seems to think Who, for exampic, can clearly and concisely so. explain how and why Bethlehem Steel reported a Cyprusis the latest to express what seems to 1975 pretax profit of $283 million to shareholders be a growing obsession with some executives. but it loss of $65 million to the Internal Revenue "Why Si' niucti ignorance?" it asks in a Service" newspaper advertisement. "Could it be that our Without help front management it takes a rare schools and the media are misrepresenting the expertise to decipher such financial reporting, facts" an expertise sometimes not even possessed by a Then, in an Olympian vault that soars beyond company's own officers and directors, or by the proof or e',idence, the question becomes in the &'tur it) and Exchange Conunission. next sentence a statement: It isn't difficult, therefore, tosee how ordinary, the schools and the niedia have caused the public to believe intelligent human beings can be misled by such sonmcttiing quite different and dangerousR accounting procedures, which are perfectly wrong." legal And it isn't difficult to understand the A siiiimlar but not isolated suggestion was made frustrations of business either, — — "... GOP P ea c e Effort U nder Way (;cr,ild Ford and Ronald Reagan together. The objective is to unite the GOP behind a FordReagan ticket at the Kansas City convention next month. In the Ford canip. top campaign aides have quietly added Reagan's name tip their priority list of vice presidential prospects. Sources famimiliar with the, list say it contains three other names Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee, ex. Treasury Secretary John Connally and Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson. The samiw aides have also drawn up a eeondary list of possibilities whom President Ford would crnsider as his running malt'. This lesser list includes Ambassador to Britain Ann Armstrong, Coy. Christopher Bond of Missouri, Sen. William Brock of Tennessee, Coy. Dan Evans of Washington, Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois and Guy. Robert Ray of Iowa. In the Reagan camp, some aides have indicated privately that, as a fallback position, they would consider a I'ord-Reagan ticket. They have warned that they may not support the ticket if Reagan Isn't on it. For the record, meanwhile. Reagan spokesmen still insist their man will win the presidential nozilinatlun and won't accept anything less. Those who are seeking to reconcile Ford and Reagan contend that it will take a unified ticket 4 Kissinger I s a Foreign Policy JACK ANDERSON UMscenes, are trying LU Unrig ',i,,. A doff of ye olde derby to all! _ NEW YORK — A body of specialists from the federal election commission was occupied at the recent Democratic National Convention answering questions from baffled Senate and House candidates and their staffs on the vague. oniplicated and contradictory regulations generated by the rejiggered election reform law. Based on run-throughs of hundreds of pages of reports, presidential. Senatorial and house, the evidence to date is that this law is being acknowledged more in the breath than in compliance, while costing millions in volumiminous, detailed reports. The law-breaking is less through design, more through honest ignorance. One staffer in the Washington team which handles the handy toll-free long distance calls to the election commission, estimates that in normal times, theti receive and answer 600 to 700 telephone queries a week, rising to roughly 1,000 calLs weekls during reporting periods; this in addition to uncounted thousands of letters. One da), sitting in the election commissions outer offices, I was present when a man came nervously through the door and announced in low tones to the nearest secretarial assistant, "I'm a Congressional candidate and I just want to look at tit), files. Can )OU tell me whether I'm doing things right or not?" After 15 minutes of huddling with his file, and a series of hesitant questions and reassuring answers, the man left with a baffled look on his The definitive SAVE JOHN D. LOFTON JR. Running Election Is Tough VIM uwI4 iiiiiiu " — Kudos are In order For Irene Brown, president of the Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society Mrs. Brown received a letter the other day from Robert H. Wichman, executive vice president of the Florida Division of the American Cancer Society to the effect that the local unit has surpassed its goal for 1976. In offering Mrs. Brown his congratulations, Wichman said, "This accomplishment can only be achieved through dedication, hard work and enthusiasm centered around a desire to wipe out cancer in our lifetime. "Even with an adverse economy lacing you," Wichrnan wrote, "you still exceeded your goal. The donations your unit received will certainly benefit the society's major programs of research, service, education and rehabilitation for the upcoming fiscal year. "Again," he concluded, "congratulations to you Ilk and your unit volunteers for an outstanding crusade effort in going over your goal." We join Mr. Wlchrnan in congratulating Mrs. Brown and all those many volunteers who so graciously gave of their time and efforts to put the Seminole County Unit over the top. RAY CROMLEY — sir, So beware. you bike riders wbn insist on ripping up the greens at Mayfair. You might have been lucky to escape detection thus far, but your luck's about to run out. to w in in November. They point out that Jiiiimy BERRY'S WORLD 'My dear tree lunch' year." 9 There's been a lot of vandalism at Mayfair iountry Club lately dud it appears to be the work of youngsters, according to Wayne Lennox, professional golf course superintendent at the lush layout. Lennox says that the reason he's sure It's youngsters Is because his greens are being torn Ut) at the course by someone riding bicycles roughshod over them and if it were older people they'd probably be doing it with motorcycles, Lennox says he's gone to the law enforcement authorities with his problem and that they advised him to 'post' the course with 'No Trespassing' signs before any action can be taken. Well, the course is now so posted and stakeouts have been placed at strategic spots around the course in hopes of catching the culprits who are making a lot of unnecessary work and causing a lot of hardship to a lot of people. And when they do get caught, Lennox says, you can rest assured they'll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, lie says he's tired of having to repair greens day in and day out just because a few people want to have a little fun at the expense of a lot of others. sunday, July 25, 191-5A arler anti waner %iunaale have jumped off to an alarming early lead, The President's men also recognize, as one of them put it, that Reagan has "a strong appeal with conservatives," would strengthen the ticket in the West and South and is "best known" of the vice presidential possibilities. But there Is also resistance in the Ford camp to an alliance of the two rivals. Raising the "credibility problem," some aides ask whether the %oters would believe Ford and Reagan could work together after their bitter attacks upon one another. Some Ford advisers think Reagan might hurt the ticket more than he would help it," we were told. They doubt, for example, that Reagan could help Ford win the South against Jimmy Carter, The Ford people also question whether Reagan would accept second place on the ticket. The Ford strategists are high on Sen. Baker who, as a Watergate hero, could help negate whatever Nixon taint remains on Ford. Coming from Tennessee, Baker would give the ticket geographical balance. Ford aides also count as a plus the fact that Baker is the son-in-taw of the Late Senate windbag, Everett Dirksen, a World War I balloonist who rose to greater heights in politics on hot air than he ever attained over the battlefields of Fra mt.. Like the late Senate spicier, whose oratorical excesses are remembered with affection on Capitol hill, Raker is an excellent speaker. Yet Ford insiders wonder if he would be a forceful campaigner or, for that matter, could even win his own state of Tennessee against Carter. The most effective campaigner, Ford aides agree, would be John Connally. By their analysis, he is "unquestionably" qualified to be President. They think he could also take Texas awav from Carter. But they are worried that Connally would be haunted by the milk scandal. Although he was at-quitted of bribery charges, the word leaked out that the jury merely gave him the benefit of doubts that might still be raised in a campaign. Sonic- Ford aides also Fear the dynamic Connally would "overpower" Ford. As for Richardson, his positive Watergate image and reputation for integrity would be a great asset, lie is also regarded by the Ford people as a proven administrator who would be well qualified for the presidency. tie Is popular in the Northeast, too, where Ford must pick up support to defeat (';rter. But on the negative side, Ford insiders describe Richardson as a "pendantic" speaker w-hoiii, they fear, would be a "lackluster camiaigncr li& is weak, tflt), in liii.,' South. " . PRICES GOOD 'JULY 2528 - op It - - n p — — IV 0 WINNDiXif STORES, INC COPYRIGHT — 1976 �On The Real I '.- House Estate How To Repair A .I1s.,. .iv lh'ar Mr. Saxiin, holdings to something hieh will e ant Hoever, alter retirement. Doorbe II work around the house. And with good reason, since it is c A V IL UI 111111i1 trical gi'e us more are In a high income tax bracket iio so we don't want the income fur the next two sears. Should we take an' action until he retires? 0. '4. Income i,u,iwi owners who steer clear o eke- husband is retiring within a couple of years and our ,ii something that should be Sunday, July25, l76 - umIerstot. - (inc electrical job that retirement. THE VALAR MAGICAL E'iITERTAINERS For Club - Lodges- Parties Then arrange for the exchange sçx'tialist to confer with your tax consultant to determine your exact income la position, Together, they can determine just how you can save cash now to , - - 21-Situations by a defect in the pushThe first step, therefore, is to unscrew the pushbut. ton (roni Its position. You will Imd two wires running to two caused button. sour Question to: Real Estate Ins cstments Send The Esening herald 300 North French As enut' screws on the underside of Sanford. Florida 32T71 _______________________________________________________ the button, It one of them is disyou have already found the trouble. Merely run the end of the wire around the screwhead and turn the screw connected, I points the pushbutton touches when it is pressed. With the wires reattached, test. once again. II there is no sound when you push the button, there is a sound when a screwdriver blade is placed across the two but screws, a new pushbutton is needed. 'Lake the old pushbutton with you when you go to buy a new one. It need not string a new one, which is a lot easier than It sounds. On the bell or chime, look for loose connections of contacts which do not touch. To test a battery, a voltmeter. If you don't have ane, connect a wire to one terminal of the battery and touch it lightly to the other icrminal. if there is a spark, the battery is still good. use where the bell falls to ring, it i fault of a defective pushbut ton, which can be rcplace quickly and easily. the FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Licensed plumber locking for lull or part lime work. ) _____________________________ _____________________ Land - I. 14I111 j J •'" '' - -, ' you new ' - , - , '.' -' ' r'" 'r" - , • -. 31V I ' I. tin •itIi_..'o , ' - ': cot of q ' .'.. George - . Albert L. Huskey & wI. Nancy w. Pauline P. Bell. Sgl.. LI 5, less -". neva Gardens e [ii iurv ''1 46 Two bedroom Villa Homes in a Country Club Setting! bi only of s ret of today it s ne'ier been more youU find the most - --'- Anartmntc ''r' '' Studio, 1,2.3 Bedroom Apti. true tet. me very rich can afford to rent. At Fatrway Village DeLand. Ptin Kitchen attractIve bargaIn in a . Equipped AduU.FamiIy Florida condominium purchase These luxurious one-story homes are luhly equIpped with all the modern that make up true Florida retIrement living. I-i t-,..,...-,.. %I.II,......... -- ,__._.__. u..j.iii.j;i, r clii 15'1Y VIIIc1y s lOCdICU UIPItL. Dr''irr: Inc street tram Village and see s very popular Soulhridge Golf for yourself. Si 7900 Directions: From downto'.'.n Delanci to H AerLui 1,.r- 'i]ti - ('jtrij en H From fLY . and DrIve East on New York venueto Fairway VI!age Costs/No Land Lease No Recrea Ion Lease/5% discount to E.- T -. . - ______ " 1LLge - r. 'l. • ; i • .- . ' 322.2090 ProfessIonally Managed, Olga Karaillsk. LI 217 Foresl Brook Fourth Sec., $30,000. James A. laBadi. to Linda LaBadie, 5gm, Li 33. San Lanta, Third Sec. $100. 11198W 41.43' of 4, 61159 Sanlan Ihie Suburb BeaulIIul, Palm Sprin Sec. SE NIp. Co. to Thomas L & WI, Alice A.. LI 3, Richfield s Evelyn L Molly lfnrrn rn.i Vito J Paoli & WI. Carolyn Sue, LI 611 19 Weatherslield 2nd Mn Wilfred Erler, sgl. to Wm. Kefldrlck& WI. Faith A., LII, Ilk Druid Hills Est's., Itt Addn. Earl N Leilfef Jr & WI Linda Charles S Canceilierel. WI flridg N LI 1. The Springs. Riverbe, Sec. Robot-I E Newell to Robert I Newell, Trustee. LI? OIl H Sunlat ,'rnenueo rICI. Berry Williams 1. *1. Mary Constance Anderson I hub Bobb LIs II I 15, 01k A, A. B. Slevet Addn to Miday. Kenneth W Fardham & WI. Thai to Keilh A. Mulllns& *1. Charloil I 1. 81k 0 North Orl. Terr.. Sec 6 lit I Johanie 0. Odom £ *1. Queen --------.._ '.1.. _____________ - L.P.N. needed for relief, evenings or nlgMs. Apply In person to Sanford NursIng & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonvllle • s,. • '4'3 - Lynwood. Gerald 0. Boeltm to Joan V -i •- ,/c, A AREA 1 . 4 .04 CI '% ' ' Z SunnhMoqtggeCon,pony I Rep. Reai Estate Broker 263$ S. Sanford Ave. 321 0759 eves. 322-1643 3 BR. 2 B, new. $23100 We need a distributor to handle established dealers who will be retailing our products. These products are manulactured and guaranteed by some of the nation's besI known producers of Original Equipment for the This industry Automotive be operated out 04 business your home on a part lime or full lime basis S BR. take, extras. $59,150 4 Wm. H. Stemper - Realtor 19195. French 322-1991 Eves. 322.1496;3fl.1164; 337.1954 p $1,000 - Lovely 3 quiet area, 121.100. 'cir, BUSINESS LOCATION $5,000 down. Call for info, We Have Rentals HOME ' trailer, Iurnished. With lighls & water. 372 NICELY LANDSCAPED-I BR, central heat and alt, carpetIng, fenced back yard. 1½ bath, UNBELIEVABLE 1 BR, 2 bath, central heal arid aIr, layer, eat In kitchen, lamily room, chaIn link fence. $29,950. - FIRST TIME ADVERTISED 4 BR, 2 bath, paneled family room, new roof, eat In kitchen. A honey f01' $30,000. house - Rent, wilh oplion to buy, I' mobile home with patio, carport, sIed. Pool I lennis. marIna. 5115. Ml 3400. ' Realty Hall Harold s Realtor, MLS 323.5774 Anytime _________________________ EXECUTIVE - 3 BR. 2 bath on POOL HOME EXCELLENT CONDITION 3 BR. 2 bath, In quiet Lake Mary. Must sacrilice beautiful 3 bedroom, Home Lois 2 balh. 16'x32' pool, privacy lence with yard. Big oaks. Owner's loss your gain. Pay closing, expenses & assume payments. Low Call Phyllis Cappool. RealtorAssociate. Alter hours, 83.4.1723. - " LotsforL 138. l2wldes ulet adull park'.-in lown 2545 Park Or. 372-2141 ,' , you pci ___________ own ______________ FRICKE&FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS. $31525) 36 -Resort PropertY - . Hulchison Ocean front ApIs , 3.39 5. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call Mrs P. U HutchlSon. 322 4058. cheap. 372 5146 after 2 p.m. _________________________________ MOVE IN NOW - No qualIfyIng, 3 BR, bath, central air and wall to wall carpet. New side by side refrIgerator. Less than $1,000 No closing costs. down. Ovledo area, counlry home, custom bull?, 2'.'. acres, 4 BR, 3 baths, office, 3300 sq. It., 3 mos. old, 54.000 equity and assume marIgage of $55,000. Appraised 540.000 Owner, 365 6.480. Wekiva River, wesi from Sanford, lot' rent, 2'.y acres. partIV cleared, Central heal and air, cello kIt. chin. 130.900 SUPER 3 BR, 7 bath on 6 loIs. Greenhouse, lake privileges, paneled family room. 1.59,700. JUST LISTED - ThIs 2 BR. I bath on ½ acre with eat-In kitchen. Country living with wooded area In rear. 16.900. Call Sanford's Sales Leader _______________ Nurses RN'S & LPN's, Aides. Aidcompanion Needed immediately 322-2420 Bedroom, kitchen privileges, Longwocd area, 531 3477 REALTORS Rentals 2565 Park _____________________________ CLERK TYPIST, Great uoss, good bt,eIitI, good hours. AAA EM PLOYUENT, 701 Commercial. 32) 5176 o IIOOE.2SlhSI. 337.6415 u S Reasonable rent 365.3721 PATTERN MAKER Sanford's newest residential ApIs Unlurn Specious II 2 BR, CiI electric, eat-in kitchens. Dish Experienced only, lull of part lime, Salary based on experience washer, shag carpet, air, plenty PACKAGING SYSTEMS, CORP. Airport Blvd Sanford. closets From $150. Exclusive area. Mgr 3227113. CLERK TYPIST- Girl Friday to Iwo technical training inslruclor's, 1 girl of lice. Must lype SO wpm accuralely and haveal least I yr. 117 W 3rd SI 2nd Iloor, 3 rm. root apt. Utilities Included Reasonable renl Ph 322 2750 previous secretariat experience - Contacl Mr Ciements, Florida Gas Taming Center, Sanlord. 323 1510. An Equal Opporlunity Employer. N-F. Companion.Housekeeper for elderly woman, to live in Salary 545 WI. Must have own car. 322 SOlSor 372 Assoc. Dream Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport - Youth Program I Bedroom, furnished, air, Adults. no pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Blvd. - Highway 17-fl. Sanford AcroSs From Ranch Housi 323-86700r BUILDER-DEVELOPER position, 0 S • CaliBart 322.1495 Rialtor I - 4 BR,2 Barn Central heat I aIr $77,206 By Owner 373.3130 Plo qualifying, pay equIty, assume REPOSSESSED 3 BR, 2 bath. $100 down, $161.01 total monthly paymenl.$½ pci. annual pci. rate. mos. WAITRESS - No' Experience necessary. Immediate oper.ings. Good Ups. AAA EMPLOYMENT, • - CRANK CONS'TIREALTY P EAL TOPS $304061 Eves. 373-3819 bedroom trailer apIs Adull & family park. Weekly. 3111 Hwy 1792, Sanlord, 323 1930. 701 Commercial. 323 5116 _____________________________ TYPIST - Attractive, good HOUSEKEEPER in. easy work for FREE 3 BR, 1½ bath, family room, fenced lot, well, sprinkler sys'em, aIr, - Fee paid, live AAA EMPLOY Custom swimming pools for those long hot located in your own back yard. 2S4SPxrkDr ........$10 .mallesl Ad wilh the greattsl opportunity Call 371 $542 ENGINEER techanical and or Electrical engineer needed Prefer cx perienced in bottle & can handling equipment. Salary based on cx. perience. PACKAGING SYS. TEAtS CORP.. Airport Blvd. San. ford. - Guild, an old established company needs 3 qualilied recruits - muSI have car 8. telephone - earn $1 to Ito hr )22709$from 6pm. to 8p.m. operator. Must have hand lois. AAA EMPLOYMENT. 20$ CommercIal, 323 SIll. art tim, or lull lime Outside sales person. MusI have own car. Lx - $15,900. Call Owner, 131-2191. SYLVAN LAKE- Big l'.t acre lot on big, clean Sylvan Lake. BeautIful trees and shrubs. Area of line homes. Perfect homesite for the water-loving family. FRANK EBAUGH. REALTOR 131.6333 carpeted, all appliances. 2 car garage with electric door.opener. Completely lenced with lush on Rinehart Rd., and Sun Dr. Prime location for offices or business. Fast.develoging area. 2O72SthST. REALTORS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - Close to I-I Interchange. 17.3' , WOW! Large kllthen,4 BR, 2 B. C.H & A, family room, dining room, carpeted. 1½ acre lot. On Van Buren SI.. In Lake Mary. Only 1.44,300, MARY - OVIEDO - S BR. charming older 3 story home. Screened pool. '.' acre 104 wIlts plenty Of trees, shrubs. 1.13,500, WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY - Family room, 3 BR. 11 baths, central heal I air. to canal leading to Si. Johns River. Off EnterprIse Osteen Road In a secluded park.Iike area. 129,900. I . Spanish design wIth courtyard, on 3 BR. 3 baIts, formal dining room, Fla. room with wet bar, fIreplace In living room. Fenced back yard. access to canal to Si. Johns River in secluded area off Enterpelsa-Ostean Rd. 142.300. Terms negotiable. __________________________________________________________________________________ acres. BAMBOO COVE APTS ' p One I2 Bedroom apartments, furnIshed or unfurnlat,, Newly redecorated, Come see 300 E. Airport Blvd., SanfOrd. 323-1310. '"-"- I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT (Park 2300 Mallonville 1 Bedroom, carpet, air, utilitlis lurn. Park Ave. $150 Plus deposit, 3234319 alter 510. 4 Bedroom '""''"- . I BR, furn., waler, electrIcity 2100 MagfloliaAye.,A,pt. B.$30perw, 3229211. 32 -Houses tJflfurnihed lBath - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Furnished, 7 BR garage apI,, Lake Golden, lake Privileges, pref relireu couple No pets 322 027 ________________________________ liIlI$i xlTcp.lx 1 • 111(110 ShIpping room background, knowledge bills of Iadin'j, $410 fo start BenIIiIs. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 701 CommeriaI. 37) 5176 l"t bath, private bock yard, washer, dryer sns By 'I Th Uppland Park Homes By FRANK EBAUGH,REALTOR 531.6)11 46-Commercial Property Fenced yard 6.43 - 1 BR, screened In porch. stove I _____________________________ 55 -Boats & Accessories 63 hip Mercury, 15' bowrider, Certified lilt trailer $154) 175 Rosalla Dr. 322.1515 _________________________ ROBSOPI MARINE 2926 Hwy 17-92 322-5961 115,500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona. 4606611 INC.. REALTOR 62SlQ4C 78-Moto'leS uy Motorcycle Insurance - BLAIR AGENCY ' 323 3$Mor 323.7110 For used furnIture, applIances. Harley Sportsier, custom paint & chrome, extras. Will sell or trade. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. _______________________________ 3056561140. We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 323.9370 79-Trucks-Trailer's _________- Wanted to buy used off Ice furniture. Any QuanliIy. NOLL'S CasseI- Storage Trailer. 40' highway landem with side door. 3235295. berry, Hwy. 17-92 830-4206. - 1973 Ford F 350 ~ ton, I' Steel utility bed, dual rear wheels. I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices, used, any condilion 6.41 8126. Winter Park, speed. Excellent condition, 17.550. 3225601 (Dealer) Ham Amateur Radio Equipment. Sonny Raborn. 3222430 or 3fl 4179. ______________________________ 60-Office Supplies ___________________________ pct. new, 196$ Ford pick-UP. In exceptional low Automatic, condItion. mileage, CaAprche chrome .,j,, scat tract hfradio I mote tired this, 69-StamPS-Coitfl ____________________ -, 11.4 Ranchero CT. full power, low mileage. like $2600. 373-3610. 1970 VW Window Van, excellent condition, 15,000 total miles. $2,500. 322-2096. - for :Reduced tO 51.200. 333-9162. Furniture Paying 12.75 for each dollar silver Wood or Steel desks, executive desk coins; Paying 30c each for Indian; Wheels 1'-2c each. 373,l I chairs, secretarIal desks I ______________________________ chairs, siraight chairs, filIng cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. IIOLL'S 1971 Toyota Pickup, I speed, radio. heater,llkebrandnew.$3,300 372. SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET 62Lawn-Garden Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come browse Sunday 10 5 ____________________________ Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, Border • grass, 39c. 9Cc. Large bushy Ligustrum, $1.99. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, 1973 Toyota long bed pick up. with topper and radio. 11.100. 323 1136. 70-Swap & Trade Casselberry, 1792.6301206 ____________________ 1601 (Dealer) - 80-Autos ever',' --_- at the Movieland Drive-in Theatre, South 1792. Phone 337- 1316. - -_______ _____________ -, Public Aucon -, Lots of furniture, bedding, appliances, fl/', 63-Machinery-Tools __________________________ Miscellaneous items sold at bargain prices. Farm Traclor& Equipment 51.100 BankAmerlcard & 3223152 alter I Master Charge wel. Sanfod Auction 65-Pets.Supplies 1912 El Camino VI, automatic, power steering. $1541. WHE EL P AN CM OF SAN FORD white paint, MUSTANG. 1964. blue inlerior, auiomalic. many new parts. 5150 2232793 alter S 30 or week ends. new French Ave. 323- 7340 - Have same camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all With a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call '1227611 Cr 531 9193 and a friendly ad visot will hei0 you Free Kittens To good home 373 0367 anylime 1963 Pontiac, air, power, excellent CondItion. Sacrif Ice. 322.3145.' come. 1200 -______ Leasea Datsun including Zcars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. ' Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.' Shampooer lot- only SI SO per day CAI1POLL'S FURNITURE ____________________ - S 1973 Datsun Coupe, low miles, like new. 11*30. 3221601 (Dealer) Monday, July 26, 7PM 4103 ______________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent " Sale 1969 Toyofa Corolla and 1962 Ford Gataxie 300. Bolts reliable Iransportalion. Best offers. 373 3579. - __________ _________ Lawn Mower Sales I Service- We Sell the Best I ServIce the Rest. Weslern Auto, 301W. First St., 332- - -- for 1975vw lspeed, 1door, AC. $2,000 ml. 12.950. 327 1601 (Dealer) Corner Wekiva Perk Drive & SR fl-Ac'tio.i 46. 322623$. OPEN WED. .. THROUGH SUN. Noon to 5 p.m. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '77 and '71 Models. Call 323 *570 or 534 1605 Dealer). 1970 GTO. air, new tires, new paint. rebuilt engine. 11500. 322 6641 BUSINESS DIRECTOR ,. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY GREENE INC.. REALTORS. 3236353; 830.6033 eves. 322 5970. Merchandise Aluminum SO-Mscellaneous for Sale Sale I play suits. PAY TON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph. 3fl-I103 2610 Hiawatha Sofa, $75. Double bed complete, $15; Breakfast sit, 1.3$. Stainless sled cane, Misc. III 3311. support GUNS ONLY AUCTION, WED. 1. 7 P.M. NESDAY AUGUST SANFORD AUCTION, 37373-10. Siding can CQyCr your home With alum Siding & 10111 St-Stem Also Roofing GulletS 20 yrs Exp Eagle Sdinq Co III 9543 Auto PaInting Rerrodei,n, and AdOtions tiret estimates N000iiijalion JOHNNY WALKER. 3326457 General Contractor STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any - dryer, aluminum cxSears linilon ladder. and I0'x12' gold carpet. 323011$. gas 51-Household Goods Roofing roof repairs, lilt roots or All ,vork guaran d BR000EN ROOFING. 323' $0 In rtgies Insulation BEST PRODUCT BEST PRICE Free Estimates-2'4 Hours THERMO TEK.fl1 0921 Sewing atiorts. Dress-Making. Drapes. Isoiltery. 322 0107. Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON rng iIOmerIy Harrielt's Beauty Nook SIIE First.3fl 5712 YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an C&A BackHoe 's Sewing Mchine RepaIr, san. Oil I. TuneUp. 3223441 rHome$'l't. ESTERSONLANDCLEARING Bulldoling. Excavating, Ditch Fill dirt, top soil. 3233943 work. ______________________________ Home Improvements - C. E SHEPHERD Panting. Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 US • Machrne Repair Service Ill curl, claf. rock. All kinds o cuggng. Houselrailer's stored and moved 322 9142 Ljrxj clearing, apartment? Get some action *ith a Herald classified ad We'll help you write Guaranteed reconditioned auto an ad that will bring a fast sale batlerles, 1)2.95 exchange., CALL 322 2411 REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Kilchen Balhroom Cabinets, Counter lops. Sinks lnslalla(Jon available. Bud Cabell 322*032 anytime. Landscaping & Lawn Care Mowing, edging, trimming, wetdng and iertili:ing Free estimates, Ptsne 323 5954 ring the garage again? Moving i same items around you Planning on Ived last Icing them another year? Don't It. Plan a garage sile and don't -get to ady,rtA,e It in thit Herald mi ads. Like magic. the clutter II disappear, and you'll have Ira cash in your pocket. spring! Sewing Machine SInger Touch 'N Sew, with eiflUt console, balance $79.50 or 6 payments of $13.30. NATIONWiDE, 339 1Q91. work Free estimates, 131 $682 Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For estImates, call Carl free Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 Free Estimates. wJnqJiJ Dependable student wants lawns 10 mow. 332 6599 SANFORD TREE SERVICE Cutting, TrImming, Hauling. Licensed, Bonded, Insured. 319 1659 or 123 lOU. 1711. Repossession & Lay-Away Machines Zig Zag. $45. Singer wiltS buttOnlelfl attachment, Singer *ilt 115 Singer GIden Touch and Sew, 14*. 322.9411 - 1' : Beauty Care WANT TO SELL No. 1 used Sfockade Fence. perfect condItion. II sectIons. 5' Wide, 6' high. $610143. Lawns, Tree Service. Painling, Window Cleaning 322 9319 BUY-SELL-TRADE 3225637 T BkUWPI PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 3328865 Carperslry. Remodeling. Add't,on, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free Cstimate 3734031 Auto Painting a. Minor Body Work. experIenced Professional, guaranleed. Work painier. Bruce's Body Shoo. 321 0753. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 311-315 E. First St. Pest Control Home Improvements - 301050160 pcI discount on all children's clothing Boy's' new casual suits, shirts, short I tong pants, girls' dresses & short & long SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. 1st Si. Oownforrvn - to week Call collect, 5.41 7135 _____________________________ -- P114EV WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell commission. Free Pick lor 30 ups. Auction. Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 322 2210 45' Sea going House Boat, Ideal livea-board. Too many features to lIst. Shown by appt. only. 373.1797. 1316333 refrigiralor, seat & air. Asking FOUR BEDROOM BARGAIN Cornparet 2 iaths, family room, screened porch. Central alt-. carpet. Sprinklers, workshop. Only 126.100. Your choice of term I . ..., round waterbed, like new. Misc. Items. 417 CameIlla Court, (Sunland Estates), Fri., Sat., Sun. ,t 3fl $950 LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' Iron. tape x $13' deep on a corner site. 1,166 sq. ft. of building zoned hot offices. $47,900. 'FORREST For Appointment Call 305.322-3103 '/ __________________________________________________________________ W. 75th ___ , DELTONA- Completely I ucithed new invesiment Sanford. Fla. 211 j" illS hOuse ' Ifl - --Sloford. -è 2 BR frame house. AilIng 11.000. will consider 0$len. 311 Chase Ave. 322 7052 •y,$ 337.4953 Cars&Trucks &riy year ibru 1976 models 7 days . crop, highly let'. Illized. tOc per bate in fIeld. $1.25 in barn 305-5612735. HAY, clean, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1003 Items. 54-Garage Sales ________________________________ CARPORT SALE-2 DInelle tables, central heatair, all appliance-s. Fully renied. 3 years old. Excellent property. FRANK EBAUGH, REALTOR Singer, Slantomatic. band new condition. Singer's best aver. 128.5 wills cabinet. TV'S from 119. CONSTRUCTION Irx appI. 3236016 eyes _ " --- ____________ ___________________________ I guwuill ModeIs/ - Central Heating and Air CondItIonIng CarpetIng ' JENNY CLARK REALTY Reallor Phone 305372.IS9S Days and Alter HourS II ________________________ MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cash 322-4132 frontage on main rd. plus frontage 2 BUILDER'S OWN HOME - . _____________________________ ________________________________ We have a large selection of black I 68-VVanted wisite portable TV's. $25 to 1.65. ----HERB'S TV, 1300 S. French, 323 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Quadruples- I apIs. All carpeted, REDUCED 53.000, 2 BR. 1½ baths. Fia. room, screened porch, access : . pets 322 3930 53-TV. Radio-Stereo 12.2 Acres, near Osteen, pertly lines on wooded, power & with land. Property is on good road frontages. Location Is Ideal tot home or trailer. Only LAKE MARY BLVD.- 1½ acres. 5306.133 REAL'rORs 37)6)53 - prlvate,i bedroom furnith.d apt. I male, no Zbedroompiou,,, air, large 101. 2 CII garage $34 1939 after __ MUST TO SEE! 6.47.1111. COUNTRY ESTATE Spacious executive home on almost 6 acres. 1 Bdrms., 3 baths, fully Forrest Greene, Inc. of experience 112 BR Mobile H0m Adulls - No pets cellent opportunity. Apply 3159 Orlando Drive 117-92). Sanford. 323.7147. ORKING FOREMAN- SO3W. 1st SI. 333.5041 or 373.0517 eves. Where else for 124.100. FHA? summer days ahead, conveniently Dependable with many years --- Lake Mary- clean I 332 1176 II Commercial POOL? JOSTCO CONSTRUCTION, INC. - -WE SELL SUCCESS- OSTEEN - S Acres, $1,100. 10 Acres, 115.000, EASY TERMS. A rooms, __________ 1,01 R 111111. Iii u;t. (.')" Real Estate Broker WE TAKE TRADES ESTIMATES ON WHAT ABOUT A 3rm apt., Large Clean, Well furnished Carpeted. Reasonable, 1st ___ MENT, 201 Commercial 373 5116 Peg REALTY $45,000. Room Additions • Custom Designed Remodeling • Carefully Engineered BANK FINANCING WITH THE CONVENIENCE OF NEVER LEAVING YOUR HOME MO N T H L Y p ENT.si,,, AVAILABLE C0(OrTV.AirCondMaidSef V QUALITY INN NORTH I lISP 134. Longwood - M. UNSWORTH 3 BR, watertrofil home on Ie3 acre wooded site. S ,_ person. ality. excellent polenlial. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 Corn. mercial. 3235116. ________________________________ corner LAKE CALL JOSTCO CONSTRUCTION, INC. 4 servIce, used machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES32IO697 phone EVES. 322-ISV or 37206)2 The Feeling Of An Oversized Closet? SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 67A-FQd -Lots.ACreage SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTOR 111,500. fl3.7832 - KENMORE WASHER, pans, - Used Office Executive '11. 12' x 60', 2 BR, 1 ba'h, carpeted, excellent cord. Lott land, must sell. $1,000. 3.293.7513. mortgage. I BR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet, close 10 sctiools. Call 3234257 alter 5:20. 360 - '73 Flamingo, 32*63', 2 BR. with den, goodcond. PrIvate rented lot. Take over payments. 373.5151 LONGWOOD - I BR, 1'.- bath, carpeted, 530 Rosedale, $27,500. Does Your Home Hove Fr(eboetrnooqageandcafloause 322 1470. 3731176. 1SYR,FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5200 Want 1911 at-older Dodge Dart; alsc will buy any make convertibles Phone 323.1050. _____________________________ _______________________ bileHomes BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to S-ID. Call 322.1674 alter I p.m. - Quarter horse, 3 y'rs. old. stud, not mean. llOOtogood home. 322-7442 Autos Wanted 17 66-Horses Westinghouse Electric Dryer, iso, Upright Deep Freeze Amana, 1100. 373.1095. eating Large lot with fenced back yard, many trees. Wynnwood area off Mellonvllle. 323-6191. . mos., 52-Appliances new alter S. Hal Colbert Realty ""- _______________________ Days-3fl4123 301 E. 73rd ST. - Double corner 10$. trult trees, 3 BR, lii Bath, $32i00. Will rent for $250 per mo own - $3,000 equIty and assume loan. Phone 321.0503. Doberman Pmfljchif AKC Pups. 1150. Champion Lineage. Terms. 365.3740 831.9777 __________________________________________________________ Reliable Baby SilIer to care for nlanl In my home. Ravenna Park 3 Rooms, bath, air. I or 2 adults, No area. I to 5, S days *1 MusI have pets. Securely dep. Water furn. transportation 323 3904 372 1111 ___________________________________ SECRETARY Grea' no experlince necessary, lust 900d Eiliciencyand7 Bedrooi'n, mortlhly, adults. Wekiva Landing Resort. skIlls. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 IG,..A.are, Miracle Maid, waterless. lSpc. set. 1140. WIth Leklro Maid, 1173. 323-4195. NIghtl-322.2352 Neat 3 BR. 2 bath home on large lot with beautiful pool and garden area. Near 12th green, MayfaIr Country Club. Assume mortgage and save. 2BPS. I BATh COUNTRY CLUB MANOR P-tomes, $15,500 and 516.500. NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Brailey Odham-323-4670 6 room apt., and efIiencyapI. Furnished, with lake access. Responsible adults only. No pets. 3729096 B. part of a supervised Crew of boys 8. girls that sell our products door to door. Call 644 6049 for appt. 'CLUBROOM POOL I FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 31Apartments Furnished Earn S-40-S50 Week Furnished or Unfurnished I '_________________________ Great Dane male&lemaIeforsile. 3553 garage, large fenced yard. beeutilul shade trees, 16'xlC' workshop or outsIde game room. BROKERS Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. • Homes ready for your inspection and immediateoccupancy -' 3223099 * 3"t tb-s. Chihuahua. male, 7 Call between 6 & $ P.M. 3fl.473). Call CarolIne lloltgclaw, Golfers 1½ mIles East of I-I AudlOfl Saturday, July 31, 7 p.m. Consignments welcome. FurAntIqueS. Glass & Dolls. We pay cash for estates, etc. SIan Vermilllon, Auctioneer. Sanford. 3224912. If you're in,tlle business of boNding tfte use buslnes, . your ClassifIed Ads often., 339 1Q91. take trade. Call Bill at Dialer. 'ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. FRANK EBAUGH. REALTOR $31 6333 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS . Conventional.5% Down , Ave. Sanford Phi. 323 6170 5506 between I & S p m oppercralt rear. 123.750. pasture. Private pond, slacked. See this ONE.OF A-KIND luxury home for the finest in country living. 1/11a,gC 25 000 .VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Ridgewood Arms Soacicus 1. 7. & 3 BR ApIs. Tennis, swImmIng. playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2550 Ridgewoc,5 neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM SINGER FUTURA for Over $400. Needs someone to assume balance. $19610. or pay $13.30 moo. Free home trial. Will dInIng room, l6'xl6' family room, QUIET AREA 7.3 BR redecorated house, loIs of kItchen cabinets, bar, new carpetIng, roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. 13.000 down, $115 month. PrIce 521.500. Owner, 323-0572. Auction Galleries S:berlan HuskIes, Rig., One of Singers finest. Sold By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sanford, central heat and aIr. wall to wall carpet, separate Twenty West Are.- BeautIful 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard. stove & refrIgerator. 132.300. $100 down, If VA nothIng down. KULP REALTY, 372.2335. Highway 46 Weeks, black & rust male Doberman. Sire: Pell's CH Jubte C 0 122510 right party 327 1099. AKC,Iwts.SlSOeach. * bath, well mainlaIned home. Rep. Real Estate Broker rj j DUPLEX- Furnished or un furnished, Ideal location. FOUNDRY Sanford- (Sanora). 12.750 down, $310 me., 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den. Fe'icid, $35,500. 3211302. PrIced To Go- By Owner-I BR, 1 * Ready to move ml 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath, newly paInted Inside and out, screened patio. Very large fenced back yard with wooded area to TAFFER REALTY Opjments . ,. -_______________ - __________________________ __________________________ _____ Clean* MultIple Listing Service _____________________ Commercial * Super * kitchen lully equipped. Assumable mlg. Payments 111$ mo. Total prIce, 521,500. 323.6715. ANYTIME 6280636. Live In with Semi invalid man. WI. Lake Mary 323 $309 6 We Buy Furniture owner, 2017 S. FRENCH REAL ESTATE aso. 1S-hbile 109W. Sanford 2 BR, 1 bath, aIr, screened porch. nice area, double lot, fruit trees. 119,950. 12,000 down. By 2032 Jefferson Ave., 321.1314. 321-0041 large lot in ldyllwilde. BrIck fireplace In livIng room, breakfast bar. 143,900. LONGW000 Nice 2 bedroom mobile home In Longwood. 5120 month. Phone $30. 1 KUIP DrC0PATTJRS JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7511, Sanford '' 12S000 34-Wobile Homes , ML S. R EAL TORS Realty SCREENED PORCH - UtilIty buildIng, 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air. BR, FIX-UP SPECIAL - Large IBR, county, $19,900. -- % Stenstrom fl-Auction room - , 2 BR 322.0779 167.500. BR, laklrnt., splII.Ievel, $100,000 Furnished CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 831 8272 ' Broker 321-06.10 323-7595 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" NEED SPACE,' ,nis3BR,2½ Bath has nearly 3,000 sq. It. living area and is on 2½ acre country settIng. 3 BR, I't B, lakefront, 132.500 furnished, 2 bedrooms, air, $125 mo. can WITT REALTY Kish Real Estate 3 BR, I 6.1 Acres. $33,900 SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COL. LEGE AREA - Country trailer - MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC2 story stucco, 4 BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage wllh convertible storage area. 5.49.500. 3 BR, 1', B, lam. rm. $25,000 ' '-' MOBILE HOME ON 11111 FT. LOT. Large bedrooms, cant. hell and air. Quiet area. 111.100. 337.2745 Early American lIving chairs, blue, good condihlon. 3225423. Peg. Real Estate Bi'ok*f NEED A HOME?- 1100 down payment to qualIfIed buyers. 3 BR, 1', baths, cenl.'Mat, relur. bished As low as $11,000. 65-Pets-Supplies 51Household Goods W.Garnett White Call 3215001 after C Peg. Real Estate BATEMAN REALTY 3 BR. 1", B. 122.750 married adults only No pets. 1125 _mo. plus 550 dep. 3223131 for llt't Watts Far-sm. 3 BR, 1'/, B. $21,500 POPULAR TERMS - ________________________________ CHINIST Experienced Seminole Terr. Caueft,erry Gdn% Inc. to Anne I Wicklidle. sgf.. from 11W car. LI 33-Houses RETURNS ON THIS Now I'm earning good money.....m an Avon EXCITING GROWTH Represenlalive" Call 811 3079 for BUSINESS information _____________________________ IF $400 $500 a monlh interests you, With our top quality products Ihe Success of our distribulorshiPi then call 571 2056 for appt. depends on lop qualily people. Consequently we require a manor TAXI DRIVERS women with high ethical stan Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave. dards, good credO, and a Sanford minimum of 52.700 cash secured this by inventory and sefviCeS Master Cosmotologisl. straight 60 meet prestigous posilion. II commission BETTY ANNE'S theaboverequiremefltsand would UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 322, busineSs like to build your wiIh limited outside activity, write ___________________________ today belore your area is closed CASHIER- Attractive, ou?ticing Include your phone number. personality, good at handling cash can land this lob AAA EM AUTOMATIVE EQUIPMENT PLOYMEPIT, 201 Commercial, CORPORATION 323 5176 7265 EasI 4th South Suile 3D ISMECIIANIC 1.5 Murray liollaijay Road Fairly mature, wilh all round cx So. LIke City, Utah. 11117 perience. own tools. Guaranteed salary. AAA EMPLOYMENT. 20) 29-Rooms I CommercIal. 32) 5116. Bodm. LIs tO I II III 0, Wr Margaret 1. Hilda N.. sgl. I Frances A. Kewler & Ernesl I Kes.aler, Lts. IC, 20 & II, 61k I Sanford "h' EXTREMELY HIGH Altamonle HIs.. Sec. Jan P. Hoover, sgl. to CIat Gilbert Hoover. It , 611 14, Non Orlando Terr , Sec I Unit I. Clark C, Hooter to Gory P Highsmiilt & wI, Mary K.. 11$ 611 North Ct-I Terr, S.c 4 (Jolt one. Harold T. eseIer S,. I w Reducedfor quick sale- Øy Owner, Sunlend 3 BR, 1 bath, heat & air, many exlras. $IC,. 319.1371. 3 BR. CB, $19,500 plus Cliff Jordan, Realtor $31 $222 , 'I hadn't worked in 70 years. Clarence Odom. bee. 330' 14 £ 10' of SW cot-. Of e NE 1 4 f SW of Sec. 7.31.30 Francisco A Echevarrla I Not to Jesse 0. Hollingsworlh I. w Hilda .5., LI 119 Wrenwood HIS., U Afi'c lily. Corp. to Joftn H. Vc Gunlen, LI. ISM,lnar' Addn 10 LV FF., Orl. to Bernard N. SchImmi I WI. Marie 6., COndom. Pci Plo. 42, Sheoah, Sec. One. Florence Anderson, wid. to Jami N. Webb & wI. Erista L.. LI I r' BUSINESS . -. ., . 1505 W. 25th St. _______ ______ . - '. Ha. RuvrsI/1.rInwn mnva.ln iri 1,._.. •.. across Fairway priced at only No Closing Cash $ Course Visit tne value of a lifetime. - Bed room One conveniences to John P. Lemmon & wI. Janice A. LIe, Ilk A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec.9, $4&,00. Edw. i Albers Jr. I Ellen Kilsel 10 Edward J. Alberis Jr. LI I? Rich. field sIt, $100. Ceo. M. Height I WI Belly J. to Lrwis P Iriglelield II I wI Kallwyn L It 44. Oakland Hills, $72,100. TompkinsLandCo. Inc toOeo, N. HaighI & *1. Belly J LI 191 Trailwood ests Sec 2. 528.500 Edw W Rlrhardson & *1. Blanche to Joe M Slaler & *1. vanessa, LI I). 811 31, Townsite of North Chuluola, $15,700 Nader Homes. Inc. 1* Frank I....,j. A..k.,.. A .* u. LI III LI Searcy Shores, 533,400. Lawyers Title Ins. Corp to Don B Saunders. I-i 71? Forest Brook 4th Sec , $30,000. Don B Saunders & WI Lucille to month LONGWOOD - 3 BR. cen?ral air, very clean, fenced yard, $193 mo. . DISTRIBUTORSHIP OKRA . , 3 BR, 2 story frame, 117.000 seed reliable adults fOr 2 Bedroom, Pt bath, townhouse. Good terms right couple. 322 1951. - ' 18--Help Wanted fl 322.2118 Multiple LisUng Service Two bedrooms, bath, stove 1 refrigerator. Heat I air. 3fl.353. Sale or Lease. Bait & Tackle Shop. beer 8. wine. 919W IS, St Santord. or call 3233783 alter 9PM. ________ PEAS, patch. Black pick, eyes. On OldMonroe Road,',mile N of SR 16. and 3 miles W of Sanford. and 1'-, miles E. of I 322 3940. home Repairs," available b) • After Hours: 2121 Park Dr. kILS-REALTORS 3229211,322-3991 A _________________________________ --- . Plant & Craft Shop For Sale. very reasonable Phone 323 7577 to Eat 9-Good Things Mon Wed. Fri. 3720.415 Richard .5. Bombard £ *1. Eli - -'-'-- YOUR VERY OWN Eli:. 3. Bombard. Lot 7 S Addn., $100. MichaelM. PaIak , Trustee to I Miami, From Inlersec, of S'ly r'' line of SR 434 & E LW line of A rd., etc. 0335.1 acres m I ? 0.32$ -m S. $100. E. L. Lindsey & WI. Jeanita C Stanely C. DeOvles Jr. & Evalinc H. Beg at SW cot, of Li M. Myers Assoc.. Ltd to Evelyt. (31k 5, Loch Arbor PhIllips 5 '' •,. , M. Griffin. sgl.. Unit 418, Orienta 140.000. Point Condo. Village One, C. Michael Hales & wI Sus Bobby Lee Hatton & wI Bernice to iess C. Dell: & WI. Ellen 0, LI Fred Johnson & wf Mary, LI io, Sleepy Hollow. 1st Addn., $57. I Longdale 1st Addn LW. %2oo W H Gren & Sons Inc. to Sei SICOPID 11001 PLAN Bruce P Duke & Carol .1. to Paul Holding Corp. certain lots In Skyl P. Berlram Jr & WI Marsha R.. Lt sd 1? 81.5 & Lots located In Wal Ii. 81k G. Summersil North, Sec Terrace, 1256.900. I. sn.o Eli:. E Seymour 10 AIlS r Barry W. Critzer & wI Donna to Homes Inc. of Cen. Fla.. Tamp Steve Thomareas & WI Kiki, LI 191. '~of SW'. Of SE'. OINE 'i (ICI ,..::: 315') etC., Gracevilla HIS. Lake Searcy Shores, 535,900 •."7 . N' Jerry F While & wI Sarah A Peter N. Small & WI June 10 Luls -° 'I II , Wm P. Slansberry & WI Maria Garcia 8. WI Irma, LI 10, 81k 3 , , Norlh Orlando Second Addn., LI I, 81k K North Orl Ranches. 6 514.800 ______ Robert N J Moe to Bertram Damy Gammage, Repr. Est Thomas McNeal to Eugene Gould & wI Janet E., condom, i Limehouse 8. WI Retha, Lots I, 2 8. Unit 9. Bldg. B, Cherryod • ,, • ,,,, •. Martin J Hirsimaki to Nich 3. 81k 1, Allen's 151 Addn I • •• 11 Mabry 8. WI. Patricia M Lts Washington his I. Thomas S McDonald & WI. Mary 71, & 22. 01k B, Sanlanclo Springs Lou 10 Allen B. Wallace & WI Anne 11 VIncent A RapeII a Lug A Beg at iW Li 11. 81k I Bel . TrunsO, C-exec. EsI L F Rapeft Isle Sec of Loch Arbor. $100 !i AlIen B. Wallace 8. WI Anne A to Vinceal A. Rapetti. LII. 61k C. C o8O1 Arden, Thomas S. McDonald & WI. Mary Harold L Prescott & WI. Sha LIale L Phillips & WI Cheryl 10 Frances V. Hunt to Paul VonHohr Lou car, LI 11, 81k 1 K. to Fredric E Biallas & Mary IllS! 11001 PLAN Hoise & WI Lorraine C, Beg at sw Donald P. Gardiner Jr. &wf Bel IsleBeg. Sec.at ofNE Loch Arbor, Ha927P LI 17. Longdale Sd 1368 cot of S.c 19 21 31, run II along W Margaret L., LI 131. Woodcrest Unit Howell Woods Div. Corp to Rex H. THIS MODEST TUDOR STYLE HOME is U3"to Southern Homes of Orl , Inc Four. S29500. line of Sec 197131 etc. Arnold £ wI. Deborah LI 116. Howell Paul S Meats, LI 10 Villa BranlI Hans 0. Schwei:er & wI Amenie 10 date and modern but retains the charm typical of Clilford K. Wolfe & WI Shirley to Branch Woods, 132,400. Paul 5 Nears Ia Daniel Abbott N. Herring & WI Cecil 0., Glenn M. Denny & wI .lacalyn 5. & most Tudor homes. Inside the main entrance foyer Magnolia Svc Corp. to Roger A, Seraline & I. Donna P • LI $0 V M.arcile M. Smythe. 1.3rd SE'. of SE'. of SW'. of Sec. 172022 and to the right is the living room located In a each, LI I Nelson & WI. Karen & Gordon Branlley & parl of Lt 2. Lake Emma Cove, . Wf. Helen Lt 472. Wm & Bohannon 9 WI Judith private setting up two steps. To the left of the foyer I Scales & WI Wanda to Gary A $5L900. We4iiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. 3, Leslie L While & WI Lorraine LI Dorothy S. Raybole, sgl. to Fred Ciem & WI Susan 8.. Li 199 WekIva is the formal dining room, and, to the rear, is the 6 & 7 81k E. Hensions Ares. W. Eggerichs& WI Eslher. LI I), 61k Hunt Club Fox Hun?, Sec 3. kitchen and dinette. A curved arch leads from the Pierre Renaldo, Inc. 10 Slephen M. J. CI Flck to Superior Cant B s L Prop., Inc. to Harold S. 2. Wllmere. Grantor life est.. $100. Bull & wf Susan A. LI 454. Wekiva Nelson Co Inc. - LV 6. Elk dinette to the family room. Upstairs are four watsey. LI 113 & E 17' of 412. The Greater Consl. Cop. 10 John Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 3,543.500 Casselberry HIs. H. Whldden & Mary A to N Byrbe & WI Linda Sue, LI Ill bedrooms and two full baths, Plan HA927P has Great American Prop. Fla, Inc Barton B Pllcher & WI Olivia H A, Bradwell& H. A. BradWell Jr. Winsor Manor, 1st Addn LW, $49. 100 to Richard E King & WI Glêdys 5. Darrell P CanIrell & WI Lynetl 1,988 square feet of basic house space. Samuel Harvey M. co Trustees, LI 50, less E 113 71', & Winlers & Mary E. LI 62. Ovledo Terr, 529.000. (t.s W II') & LI ID (less E $0') I Riddell to Hary W Winters & Mary Paul, 10740 Queens Blvd,, Forest Hills, N.Y., 11375, 14 of 55, less E 433.71'. Catselberry Gdns Inc. to Francis 11 Wynnewood E. Riddell, it. len • Condo Rn. Unit designed this plan and anyone wishing more InThe Huskey Co. 10 Sanlando II Soeoah Sec 1. 51(10 L. Bloyd (Marriedl part of Li II, Central Furn. & Bedding Co Ii Ulililies Carp - CB,water & sawer formation may write the architect, enclosing a loW S Badcock Corp S 1616$' Fla. Fed. 10 Roland E. SeideI £ WI Golf Course Addn to CB , $300. 'nesetc, SweetWaterOaks, Secl 19. Arthur Nuernberg £ Gladys etal. L137,&al10133,34,35,&36.& 541 stamped, self-addressed envelope. :e 29 & Sec. Nancy M.. LI 64. Apple Valley Unit dba BIdS. Assoc. to 6.14.5 ASWC.. of U, £ all of 45. 46, 17 & ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Two, $17,100. Inc. LI 13 £ W 'i 0114 61k 0 Wild. Bonavenlure Charles P. Craig, Ill to Paul A. Fit-sI Sem. Service Corp. to B Zoern,r & wI Carol H.. Lt 22. 81k 0, mere 120,100. Van Berg Consl. Co. Inc. to 8 II S Ward Aqency Inc Li 15, Card The Meadows West. 531,000. Robert E Miller & WI Benita Ann Assoc. Inc Portion of LI 1, Walsons Grove Unil One. sIt $12,500. New Visia Constr. Co. Inc. 10 Fla Land Co., Lot 13. Forest Ruth Harl, sgl. 10 Kathryn Shelley Marcus C. Aaron & WI. Linda K Brook. $51,000. Thompson, Lt 19 BlkJ Sec 2A. North S. Green Village s d John .1 Pinker & Jacquline E. 10 Orlando Ranches, $1,700. Fawrence Schick £ WI. Jennhe Ernest F. Llbert & wI Gretchen C., 2 bedrQojn,lY2bath C. Rogers. sgl 10 Commie Ann Charles Salvitore Mdl £ WI. Jess Li 10 Hermits Cove, $47,900. Hurst. $91. LI 9 Bonaventure His , Its S & 4, 61k 9 Palm Terr., Danna J. Sickler to Robert L Mm V A to C Blair McGarv Sickler he tib., LI 32. 61k A. Replat Pan Amer. Bk. Ott. to Joseph S & Carolyn P. LI. 902, Spring Ga of Part of Sportimans Paradise. CB. Taylor & wI. Laura N. LI IS, 81k 0, Unil 4. $100 Oakland EsIs, 1st Sec., $6,0 Malone W. Chambers, sgl. Condoniimum Homes ___ I stis securlly deposIt. 2612 Ave. 534.1819 -- -.---------- -. , Transactions Rtchard C. Call & WI Nancy G. to Charles H. Palmer & WI Phyllis M., t II Repit of 81k C, Nob Hill Sec. of Meredith Manor. Jack M. Mouring & WI Carol to Thomas R. Kenney & WI Margaret A Lt 3. 81k A, Easlbrook s.d tin. 16. Robert E, Snyder & WI Grace to Lester N. Levine & WI Gloria M., Lt 16. 81k 0. The Meadows West, Grange Prop. Inc. to Grge Edw. Starr & wI Magic W., LI 822, SprIng Charles 0. Cottle £ Gwyn to Billy Oaks tin. IV. W. Hyden £ wI Maureen E., LU. Iii Judy M. Webb & Dave to Ruben J. E. Lake Kathryn Park 4th Addn. Greenfleid & WI Norma J LI 6. Frank McMillan, Trustee 8. md, a Oakwood HtS. WI Nancy 10 School Board of Leighton T. Hall Crp. to Alice Seminole Co, Lts 10 & II, McNeils Maye Young, LI S. Bonaventure His. Orange Villa. Greater Constr. Corp. to GavIn 0. Wm, E. Smith & wi Janet to Dully & WI Johanna 0., LI 143. Clifford K. Wolle &wf Shirley M.. Li Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. Sec 1. U. Phillips Terr. Ornbra C. Arrant. wid. to Larry E. Yvome M Champagne, sgl, 10 '.; Hawley & *1 Nancy C.. 14 100' of E FarreliE Slaicup& wlNorma J ,Lt i00'oI LI 1. BIk A Replat of Lots 29 & 69 Casa Aloma. £ 30. Bear Lake HIs. A. Wayne Hill, sgl. to Thomas 0. Dennis J. Salle & WI ilona T. to Stikeleather & *1 Susan E LI 13, Juluis A Pryor & WI Karen J., E 34' 81k C. Carriage Hill tin. No. 1. of LI ii & W Ii' of 10, 61k L Nor. Ralph D. Conic 8. Veronica to Bel thgale Are Homes Inc., WP. II 157, Spring Jams T Behe Ii I WI Theresa I. Oaks to Jo A Casanova & WI Norma R., Grange Prop.. Inc. to Ralph 0. Lt 513, SprIng Oaks I Conic & WI Veronica, Lt 609 Spring • Dwight E. Jensen Sr. & wI Flora Oaks Un. V. A to Eunice L. Warren. sgi., Lt 15. Manuel A. Ru): & *1 Carmen 10 81k 6. Golf View Ests Sec. James C. Levie 8. WI I9aricy M , LI Meredith Manor Un. 1. 36, 61k C. Skyl8rk SIt .t Aid 0. Lesler & *1 Verna 10 James P. Gelson & Barbara .1. to V'erna 0 Lester, S 25' of LI5 18 & 19 John E.C. Thurmond *1 Emily. Li & all of 21. Frosts Addn No 7 tO all. 14, 611 Flamingo i.Springs. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 41-Houses _____________ porches, garage. 24-Business Opportunities BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2121 Holly Ave Phone 33.jl,o' 32 0760 ______________________________ ___________________ AVOn Seminole ' for t 'l'hirty five problems arounc the house arc discussed in And) Lang's handbook, 'l'ractica sending Situ this newspaper al Box 5, Teaneck, N. J. 07666. I - As low as $100 down. Looklngfora Home call heat. from $18,000. Real Estate 2 Bedroom, large kitchen, Service Manager Director posilion wanted, experienced In all phases of personal motivalion. warranly & quallly control, customer ______________________________ relalions. Proven background. P0 Box 2011. Santord 6-Child Care ______ ______________________________ ____________ homes, 1½ baths, with central ______________________________ REAL ESTATE Penilor Two Story House for Sale Take Over Payments . CailBart 41Houses Con,pl.feiy renovated 3 I I BR per Wanted _______________________ perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4587 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida'32771 - be enjoyed later when it will really be important, I woultl not dela. another week in taking this step. J 4 1Houses - RAYMONDE.LUNDQUIST YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY.' Large 3 BR. 2' baIhtwnPiome with carpet, central air, 2 car garage, formal dining, plus privale patio. Water & lawn maintenance fur $275 ma. ' Cali32IO73IforinIo. probably burned out. While thu - plo)ment. ;1. °' ltsten. lithe bell doesn ring and there is no hum in Ui transformer, the latter I -- I suggest ou contact an exchange specialist in your area and review with him sour present property and other holdings, and sour anticipated incoiiu.' for the two remaining years of ciii- iJ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2027 lot- "We Care" "Hoillne" Adults or Teens. be exactly the same, but should is the most unlikely cause of th undertaken, even by a novice, is be of a size to fit the position on trouble, since most trar the repair of a doorbell. That's hear the welcome ring. the wall. sforniers last indefinttel because the voltage required to Should bath wires be attached Ii convinced the pushbutton is you'll have to remove it an' operate the bell is low enough securely, place a screwdriver okay, the trouble has to be In take it to an electrical suppl not to be dangerous even ii you blade across the tops of the the wiring, the bell or chime, or dealer to have it tested. B make a mistake. There is one screws or unscrew the wires the power supply. Laok for SURE to turn of I the maste exception to this statement - and touch them together. In ci- exposed breaks that need electrical switch before you dis wten working around a tranther case, you probably will patching. If you see none connect the transformer. sErmer which will be cxhear a ring. 'this means that the sometimes this is difficult be. plalned a bit farther on. A lot of this information ma: pushbutton is the culprit and cause much of the wiring may In the very large majority of needs repairing or replacing. not be visiblei and alt other tend to scare the uninitiated cases, the failure of a doorbell Try rubbing sandpaper or tests indicate the wiring must but remember what was saii earlier in nearly every casi t ring or a chime to sound is emery across the contacts, the be at fault, then you'll have to You should definitely begin planmng our after-retirement program right now. :titerward, it might be too late for you to enjoy the ivaximuiii tax benefits anti cash Oo%. ihere are a number of ways you can reduce your present income taxes. and save the income for a more pleasant IJJ 141 clockwise until it is fairly tight. lress the pushbutton and you'li can be about present or past em & 3 educatiOn ploynlent. references All replies will be held In strict confidence. free hospital I life insurance, plus other benefits Reply Box 607, Co The Evening Herald, P 0 Box ICSl,E Sanford. Fla.. 37771. ___________________________ 41-Houses I Peg. Real Estate Broker 322 lSl7orin.7$32 SaleslAppralsals322.27N . -- ________________________________ - Mr. Executive ' _____ SIOOmo, - Give Jnlormatlon necessary than a battery, as most do thes (lays, have someone push Ui button outside the house whil NICe2BtcombIockbome Furnorunfurn, 3222920 _____________________________ ility Car Salesperson With mart-aperlal for surrounding territory 3lBiisiress Proporty - Sunday, Jsy 23, 1?1-7A Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. ________ 24b0h35e5Unfurnished typing.$l30 Wk.S day week. fringe company benetits, small LongwOod area 83,1 5650 lot apot. i-prsonaIs through a transformer r I IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. at- tempted only when it is clearly Dear Mrs. I). W., The family of Donald Rinabarger wish to thank everyone br their kindness and help. God bless you all, JackIe and ChIldren. II your bell or chime ape Al' Newsicalurc, M) Faulty By ANDY LAN(; 1W I.ARRY SAX0 eonert Thanks Fff Charge Bookkeeper, accura Investments to i-Card of I __ ____ I',IWan ----- Trash Hauled.LawnCare Mauling 3222445 some camping equpmxsu you 'dave no longer USI? Sell it all with a Classified Ad In lIst Herald. Call 3222611 or 1313993 and a lri.ndly ad vitot will help you. Painting A 1 Pinling- Brush. roll, spray 2ua1i1y work Reasonable prices Fr esImates 3210439 Act Newt July Onlyt House La tenors pained. Irom 5100. Call F. C. Ford 131 7039 Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lype-sandsizes We repair arid sit-vice STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO 201W. 2nd SI. 332 4432 Yousiness...DIQI 322-2631-999I t-' �IA—Evening l$erild, Sanford, Ft. ---------------- Sunday, July 25. 1fl Men And Women In The Armed Forces - m — New Smyrna First Opponent :: MARY MARTINDIIJ. I non ledge of the skills an(l tools received special instruction in used to manufacture new and human relations. Pvt. Mary K. Martindill. Howlett is a 1975 eplacenwnl parts for daughter of Betty and ('harks graduate l.man High School equipment. Willis, 2509 Laurel Ave., studied the operation, main- In I A)flWO(xI. ford, just completed eight t(flIflC(' and repair of machine weeks of tools such as engine lathes, drill training at the HENRY I. l)EMPS U.S. Army Training Center, presses, shapers and grinders. Fort Jackson, S.C. She is home A former student of Garfield Marine Corporal Henry L. on leave before reporting to " Senior High School, Wood- l)emps,21,sonofMr. Columbus Fort Gordon, Ga., where she bridge. Va., he joined the Navy l)viiips of 715 Willow Ave., and will train as a . Mrs. Mantle Williams of 904 K. in September 1975 Telt'. Communications Specialist. .. lOtliSt.,all of Sanford, has " promoted to his present rank Before entering the Army, WIN IFItED HORNE nhik serving with the 2nd Martindill was a student t 0 Seminole Community College ('amp . — Cadet Winifred K. Marine Division. 1 and was employed by The lIOflC. daughter of Mr. and lajeune, N.C. A Ionitt'r student of Seminole Evening Herald Circulation Mrs. V. Henry home of 120 / Department. l'jne Needle Lane, Altamonte high School, he joined the ~~ Springs, recently completed a Marine Corps in May 1974. .J , . STEPIIENTRANCI: U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers CIIARI.ESC(X)K Training Corps field training MARY MARTINI)ILL Navy Fireman Apprentice encainpuient at Mit'Dill AI-'II, Stephen C. Trance, son of Mr. SAN ANTONIO — Airman During the encampment. and Mrs. B.C. Trance of 7 at the Naval Training Center. cadets receive survival and ('harks H. whose parents Bayberry Br., has San Diego. small antis training and air- are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. graduated from In. Cook of 2408 l)eCottes Ave., During the 16-week course, he craft Basic and aircrew MacbittenRepairman School gained a fundamental dtx'trination. The) also have Sanford, has been assigned to the opportunity to observe Maxwell AFB. Ala., for training careers in which they might and duty in the U.S. Air Force nish to serve as Air Force of- fuel services field. The airman, who recently firers. CALENDAR completed basic trr..ning at lickland AFB, Tex., studied RICHARD VAN ALLEN —0 4 the Air Force mission, the MONDAY. JULY 26 (EDEN, Utah - U.S. Air organization and customs and Sanford Rotary. noon, Center. Force Major Richard L. van received special Instruction in Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. parents are Mr. human relations. Allen. TOPS Chapter 79. 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Airman Cook is a 1973 and Mrs. W.M. Van Allen of 312 Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Clark S. Willard, Ohio, has graduate of Seminole High Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, received the second award of School. 7:30 p.m., clubhouse. Spring Oaks and 436. the Meritorious Service Medal M ICHAEL GILMARTIN at Hill AFB. Utah. Sanford Right To life, 7:30p.m., All-Souls Social Hall. Major Van Allen was cited for Navy Seaman Apprentice outstanding duty performance American Red Cross adult swimming classes, ta'l K. Gilmartin, 22, son of with the 3rd Aerospace Rescue beginner through swimmer classifications, will be taught and Recovery Group, Nakhon Mr. and Mrs. Euiiene C. at the Dover Shores. College Park, Carter Street and Phanoni Royal Thai AFB, Gilmartin of 520 Oak Ave.. Hankins Park pools through Aug. 5, Monday, Wednesday Sanford, has completed recruit Thailand. and Thursday between 8-10 p.m. No advance registrath'n lie now serves at 11111 as training at the Naval Training required. Detachment 10 Center, Orlando. cofllflclfl(Ier TUESDAY, JULY 27 During the eight-week the 37th Aerospace Rescue Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn, and Recovery Squadron, a part training cycle, he studied Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. of the Military Airlift Corn- general military subjects Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and designed to prepare hint for inand. light, Sanford. The major, a 1953 graduate of further academic and on-theSanford Optimist Club, noon. Trophy Lounge, Bowl training in one of the Navy's Willard School, received America. his B.S. degree in chemistry in 85 basic occupational fields. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Among the subjects he 1957 from Otterbein College in Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. studied were seamanship, Westerville, Ohio. Longwood Area Sertuma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and His nife, Harriett, is the order drill, naval history and 434. daughter of Mrs. C.L. Bedding, first aid. A 1973 graduate of Bishop 546 Valencia St., Sanford. Regular meeting of the Womens Auxiliary of VFW Iligh School. Orlando, he Post 13108 Sanford — 8 p.m. at the Post home. joined the Navy in February PATRICK HUWl.ETr WEDNESDAY, JULY25 1376 Sanford noon, Civic Center SAN ANTONIO — Airman Caaselberr> Rotary. am., The Caboose. Patrick M. Howlett, son of Mr. ('lilt Kl)Wfiul(() ltt)OKIIAItI)T Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance. 2:30 pm., i Mrs. Charles K. Howlett of Civic Center. Navy Commander l. 64() Iris Road, Casselberry, has THURSDAY. JULY 29 hOSC wife, been selected for technical ltookhardt, Sanford 4%A, 8 p.m., 1201 V. First St. training at Sheppard AFB. Jacqueline, is the (laughter of Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Tei., in the Air Force ac. Mrs. O. G. Crowder of Lake St. Club Altamonte Springs, has counting and finance field. Sertoma Clubof Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair country The airman recently corn- reported for duty at the Naval Club pleted basic training at Air Station, Key West, Ha. Casselberry lions Club. 6:30 p.m., Land o Lakes A 1947 graduate of llazlehurst l.ackland AI"13, Tex., and South Seminole Optimist Club. 7:30 am., studied the Air Force mISSIOn, I l igh School, Jla:lehurst, (;a., Inn, Altamonte Springs. organization and customs and he joined the Navy in .June 1918. Junior All-Stars At Port Orange Monday I Airman mechanical for quality prescrIPt0flS of Trance San . VO MILLION LAST MONTH basic -. PORT ORANGE - Sanford's Junior League All-Stars take center stage this week in youth baseball as the 13 and 14-year-olds )TION PRICES WITH WHAT OU'LL SAVE AT ECKERD'S enter the five-team, double-elimination district tournament with a 6 p.m. Monday opener against New Smyrna Beach. Jim Link and Gary Taylor are coaches of this all-star congregation, composed of five Elks team members, three from Kiwanis, two each from Moose, Rotary and Knights of Columbus and one from VFW. Michael Wright, who catches when not been / ' TAMI 'A 1~ __ : VINYL TUBING FOLDING CHAIR 14 REG S28R I Casselberry, , 7a a II _* - .:,_:~_, __:_.:1~_1 __7~7_1 ...---w _-_~-_:-~ _7_7~_. KODAK INSTAMATIC INCLUDES CAMERA FLIP FLASH, STRAP FILM AND 1300K X-15 F CAMERA - _:__~~_. ~fo , -, 1 4 whose V1 Wiggins agreed with this and off a homerun by Robert Smith. added, "I never lost my control. In the second Inning Smith, I mixed up the curves and with Don Williams on board Sanford Legion Post 53 had fastballs pretty good, which used his 374nch aluminum bat only the third best record of the kept me in the game." to send a high fastball 340 feet If four teams going into this Wiggins' confidence was over the left field wall. weekend's district tournament justified because In his seven In the dugout, amid pats on but they have proved that they innings Melbourne managed the back from his teammates, are to be contended with, only two hits off him. David Smith said, "I knew It was gone Sanford trounced second- struck out seven and walked because that high fastballLsmy seeded Melbourne, 9-2, Friday two, before being relieved by pitch." It was Smith's third night in a game w hi ch saw Tim flames in the eighth. homerun of the but in southpaw David Wiggins put on "I took David out because I the seventh he almost had his best pitchi ng performance didn't wan t him to get tir ed," number four. Smith's smash this year. said Lundquist. "I'll probably fell just short of the Ieftfield Sanford Coach Bob Lundquist start him Sunday." wall, lie settled for a double. *said of Wiggins pitching, "Ii But while Wiggins was enIf Smith's hitting wasn't was the best game that I've joying his best game, enough, Dwyer had to worry seen David pitch this year, Melbourne starter, Scott about the speedy feet ofR.alnes, Including high school. lie had Dwyer, was suffering his worst who stole three bases and excellent control and was defeat, almost turned an ordinary staying ahead of the hitters, Sanford bombed Dwyer with double Into an inside-the-park which is very Important." seven runs, two of them co ming homerun. Because of his excellent :-:: REG -- 2199 .. 16 t.,\, I- 1 99.__:11M7.. 1~__7_7 , ~.:_:-__ ;I ____ . 19 %.:__7_:1_ - .--:1-7:~__..:__ . I I GAF MOVIE __ _ of w, r i _.~__r_ .:,Z-7. 411 : - _~__ SUPER 8 BEG 249 job /T close I Kw.anLs. 71,30 THE Edward U DEAR DR, LAMB- I ant writing my wife and me. She had an operation for a heart condition caused in part by high blood The aortic valve had become thin and the valve was replaced a plastic valve. The operation was performed three find , hIf "IS U. in relation to ________ _____ pressure. . - ______ : . .: ... ________ 11.1 greater excitement and more stress and are more dangerous to the heart patient. Remember that many of your wife's daily activities also increase her heart rate and blood pressure. Your body weight need not be a factor and the stress she may have may be no I have a problem with her. greater than that she imposes That is our sex life. I have been on herself by other activities. afraid to have sex wi th my wife Her doctor will know about how for fear that my weight 1138 much work she can do with her pounds) would clue trouble particular condition and can her advise you properly. heart or the emotion may ca use Recovery from heart surgery her heart faster. She had made good progress and is getting along fine. She keeps a check on her blood presstwe and heart by seeing her but she has stopped taking her daily rest and in my judgment she is too active, _______ ______ doctor, _____ - - - 1.. ..' . . _____ - . 4 . L' .A c, I.LJ}i.r4 with that valve attached to _________ JI THE FILM1 (:4 54 •.5 i4 __. 4, It 10 EVF<TS S in thii regard is much like recovering from u heart attack. I am se nding YOU The Health Letter number 2-12, After the Heart Attack. Others who want this information can send a long, staniped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for it. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. I would 1* HIt like to know our opinion on low blood pressure. Is there any medi cation or diet that will l.AMII — Evening Herald Sanford Fl S AL ç7U j M •I P".16 I.. - I._____ my wife, the mother of our children. I believe my marriage SOWS, in sickness or in heal th. That has been my loyalty to my wife. She has never been a demonstrative person, nor aggressive. But we had a good life and reared children. She is 63 and I all, Would it be all right for us have sex or would it be best for me to s have for past threeyears' Kodak Film 4•.aIapid 0-----. .7. bring it up to if normal standard? DEAR READER— This question comes up fairly regularly. Unless you symptoms - specifically a tendency to faint or become light headed on standing - it is not Important. Low blood pressure caused by uisease such as in tuberculosis, or with impending shock or hemorrhage Is Important only because the medical condition that causes it. Lower readings in otherwise normal people are usually associated with long life with less tendency to develop heart attacks or strokes. So I still think the best thing for people to do who find out they' have low blood pressure on a routine tiantination is to go home get down on their knees and Coil they have it REG__1188 of _ ,; ~0 111.1 .--:--"PLASTIC CRYSTAL DESIGN ik...~.,~:. ~,~!4.." I ~~. ~* ~ 4" , CAKE ~, .. -• , 1. :- continue a DEAR HEADER- Both you and you r wife should talk to your doctor about it. He won't be shocked I hope. Ills well known that older people still enjoy sex and the interest in sex should be no surprise to him. — 1ia_. Sanford: Deborah K. Brew Rubye Christiansen Robbie L. Ergas Fred B. Davis Frank M. Hale Ruthia R. Hester Stephanie James Mamie Mattom Francisco Rosado Rufus C. Semi Arietta M. Smith Mary A. Spivet Susan Tenney Brian D. Walsh Mary A. Wyatt Daisy Powers, DeBary Beverly Brashear, Lake Mary As rule of thumb a person who can walk 15 minutes at a fairly normal clip has enough BIRTHS exercise tolerance to engage in Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester normal sexual activity. This is particularly true between titan (Manue) Roberts. a Itirl and wife. Extramarital affairs DISCHARGES "cefli to be attendant with Sanford: a - ADMISSIONS %--:-* W EATHER -— Saturdays high 96, Sunday's ion 70. Partly cloudy with chance of afternoon and esening IhunIkrshowerL Highs in the mid lL, Iuwb in the 70s. Variable winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability Is 50 per ceul EXTENDI'tI FORECAST Partly rloudy with scattered alternoon and netting Ihundershowers. highs hi tile upper ?(0" to mid 90s, Lows In the 70s. SIjnda% 1)aytuua Beach tides: high 7:15 a.m., 7:44 p.m., low 1:01 a.m.. 2:01 p.m. Port tanaseral: high 4:45 a.m.. 7:26 p m.. low 12:19 a. m.. 1:01 pm ,_ .1. 4 .. . P. . '•5 .._ WALK SHORTS ::: 4 ' 688 - ~-_:-_:-_ LIL ] 5Z895 irrunediately swarmed State. onto Soldier Field's artificial Jeb Blount of lUsa quarterturf, frolicking in the puddles backed the Stars the rest of the and tearing down both goal way, but the wet field and the posts. The Steelers, who had relentless Stftler defense rude ;i " . had shown Super Bowl form by ,. I I . '1 -, ,1 i.' ' . " i' ' 1 I ' -k i • '' . . )J)!: . 4 . :. - -' fl'-.' .J _.. '. . ;.,q/:I2 . . -. ', 11 . :.' .'r, . ... .# 1",' I. . - ' . ' -. ' j"4fd1/ 5, , . . -, I 'fl is4" '•'# ' ." i— . . ' - - ..• . •.•i . . - - a " '' -.' - " ,4L, • ' / ,, '-- ,,,. ) . / Ol e . . ...- ''t " b,.. .... . —• , . . . .1 ... . ..-. - . - . ,. . :,'. . ,..., '- - , 1. - .7 , - J AL ,,' .. Pt)i1 ' ., . ; A ,j . , -.. . . i '- -. -..; ..-- - • - P'.. - . . ... ', ij.i - . - 1 .ç, ,r-' . - - '4.I1! t4(' - .i.:'-: ... ,,. J I!i.Ji . . Combined with the efforts of Wiggins, Smith and Raines was - . Coach Bobby Lundquist, second from right, gives between-inning pep talk to Post 53 (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) "I just —— told them to think out there and that's what they did. The guys just played heads-up ba ll and when you do, you'll win Sh '- — -. . - i - - " ..-'. - - fl55 . _ip."L - -. 1. . -. 7" .. . - ;!~- ic-4; "; , 1. . .- — ,, :' : , . "I , , -0_ .... ,,, '' •-. , , . . - . , - " r'~ - afternoon, after An- 1. ` ., .. .. .. - ,..~ ._ _. . 1 . " .-%~ , I ! I , ~. .i_ I , I 1, - ,. . • . . ams had been fired by gels owner Gene Autry, that he was the top choice for the job. The California triumverate of .1 . . I -7— _71IN" Autry, Red Patterson, the club and Harry Dalton, the general manager, issued a : statement following Wffliams' Kenny Lee takes pickoif throw from David Wiggins. dismissal that it was then onion Jennere World o Athlete 0 time that as few as three EUGENE, Ore. (NEA) — to the l Sherry did not learn untd late 1i . ,J__" -1 w 1 i " _.. -.11 . : - - I Mr, ~ _.tm_ . __ -, - . it. ~n : -. . • _. -..., ~ '• ,_ " • . - • g ANAHEIM (AP)-New Callfornia Angels Manager Norm Sherry says "it's tough to I please e veryone but he's going to try. - '' . 0 G rid Hall - - I . . Trio Join A ,• _________ s., err y n es Skipper • I.. .11 I - more on the Steelers' second players have been selected for ' ". second. tackled for losses four fimes. the Hall of Fame during formal Bradshaw passed to Lynn cereinoWes Saturday, and tl)eir yards and Rccky Induction marked the second Swann for 13 terbark Terry Bradshaw, who BIILCr hit right 14 •t S mounted a 24-0 lead on three Blount's catchup task virtually Roy Gerela field goals and see- impossible. ond-half touchdowns by Franco CANTON, Ohio (AP) - Jim Blount managed to complete Harris, cheerfully accepted an six of 12 passes for 59 yards, but Taylor, Ray Flaherty, and early victory, was Intercepted once and late Len Ford were enshrined ui "I've never seen anytWng Uke it. It was like Cuter's last stand," chortled Steeler quar. 1 . ' Kruczek of Boston College and pioniship game at 7. third quarter Friday night. MEN'S KNIT team could not reach its full potential without an immediate change field. of command on the unanimous that 'he Rumors of a rift between Wilof world's best blonde wife, Chrystie, who has Ws first decatWon and was Rams, 47, and his ballplayer3 completIng 11 of 26 Sixty minutes after he had athlete - performed before worked these last four years as hooked. lie gave up football and had become rampant and the for series as they marched to a first enshrinement. 174 yards on a field slicked by down at the All-Star 10 But Taylor, a fullback from Loul- scored more points than any people in Eugene. A couple of an airline stewardess while basketball and water sking. He one-time hero of Boston Red pregame showers. after two running plays lost slana State University, played a decathlon performer in the years before that, in the same Bruce has concentrated 1(X) per had been the Eastern wacr Sox and Oakland A's fans repasses ,.:-:--:* FASY TO CUT EASY TO FIT REG 69c Feeback that Raines pat terns his style after the professionals. He explains, "It's a style that I developed myself. I take a ye bigleaff.Buttomake work, I need a good jump on the ball." Raines style is reminiscent of Cincinnati's J Morgan. They bo th have the big leadoff first, the catlike stance, and quick jump toward . -- IMPACT CLEAR 5(FILTERS Debra K. Peggy Gustafson Nannie M. Howard Gennieve Hughes Patricia J. Johnson Johnnie Marshall Etheidra Maynard Teresa L. Pope Mary A. Senart Gary Shannon Diana Stuhler Raymond Vermillion Alma L Colegiove, DeBary Nelson L. Rivet, DeBary Harry Brodt, Deltona Lucy Byrne, Deltona Margaret C. Davis, Deltona Lloyd R. Johnson, Deltona Eric R. Morse, Deltona Mabel M. Smith, Deltona William VinLng, Deltona Joyce Georgia, Lake Helen l.illle TUBs, Lake Mary Sean Watters, Lake Mary Jack J. Mann, Lake Monroe SanforilS, Baldwin, Maitland Hoyt J. Prine, Mt. Dora !nez fled.sole, Orange City I .' ' - -1 rains and chaos in the crowd had almost totafly muzzled an moming. The loser's bracket finale Is force a halt to play at 11:49 All-Star offense weakened by 0 ASSORTED COIOOS AND SI/ES REG S7 99 . p.m., EDT, with 1 22 left in the Injury to quarterbacks Mike today at 2 with the chiam AIRCONDITIONER Brenda J. Brantley Ella M. Brooks linda E. Depuy Roy T. Eldridge Robbie L Ergas ' IF ...v;ric REG i thank HOSPITAL NOTES JULY ,___-i__ A SAVER ,,:,lI , ' GRASS SHEAR CORDLESS .- " .., -' baeu added , ,,Theteam couldn't have played much ____________________ CHICAGO (AP) - It was But All-Star Coach Am Par- be tter. If we can kee p this • 'perhaps the mos t bizarre endseghian, directing a team for errorless play up, I believe Ing in football history, but the the first time since he resigned we'll win the tournament." Pittsburgh Steelers took It as after a brilliant coaching caBy virture of its win over casually as factory hands let off reer at Notre Dame in 1974, said Melbourne, Sanford met work early because the ma- he was "absolutely shocked by tourney favorite, Lake r chinery had broken down. the fans." highland, Saturday afternoon. After all, the Steelers already beat Highland Th e All-Sta rs had the ball on Lake had finished their jobs-not to the Steeler 34-yard line when Edgewater, 8-4, Friday night, mention the blundering CoUege play was halted Pittsburgh's so Edgewater was pitted "— All-Stars-before torrential famed Steel Curtain defense against Melbourne Sat urda y DISSTON.ELECTRIC . - '.,..--- Stars lOOM AND tVISIOAY faithful to in Too M uch For '-') — Therefore, since her operation i have not had with her but I have remained ____ 0. (LIMI T rv"- to beat 1. S W%.. t oo p.h ,p TO., s.d p, a,i. b.., t*. *II Of I•4.,ee' ,. bl., sad ..,iId.. 1, the ,,g,Is p..1 of •.I .. Sunday July 2S, 174-1B Stee/ers REG 3 .aI of tolof .. s.s .'d .h,,. Id.. d,,a..d .ad p.ffiI.d I . TOOAY PUO riIIDAY "a,, have with . PRINTS Film Prints Ramada Kw I fi!!t I , stealing ability, Moore 9. — season, .--:,-:M_~.-%_ ~_-:__~_ fr!1 FILM 19 of — — — By AARON KAUFMAN Herald Correspondent WITH THE EIGHTFLIASHFLIP FLASH , with good range in field. Right field Rick Bradley, only 13 but tallest player on squad. Hits lefty for good power, former Bronco League World Series batting champion. The rest of the squad, expected to see duty over the span of the five-day tournament, include relief pitcher Billy Cosgrave, outfielder Richard Fredericks, outfielder Juston Hunt, utility sub Deon Brown, outfielder Sammy Griffith and outfielder Timmy Johnson. Wiggins, S mith ;J:~ 'Spark Post 53 OUTFIT fl1lTIIUL Civic Sex Usually Okay After Heart Surgery clutch hitting. Shortstop — Walter Law, a capable pitcher, but more valuable in the field, where his play is sparkling. Third base Bobby Newman, a sound hitter who is making a fine adjustment from grass to clay infield. (tournaments are on clay infields). Left field — Rocky Jernigan, who swings a good bat and can play third and may see action as a relief pitcher. Center field Bruce Annett, sound hitter 7 COLOR STRAPPING FOLDS EASILY' Cook, High pitching, gets the starting call on the mound tonight against New Smyrna Beach. He is a returning Junior League All-Star. The rest of the starting lineup for Monday includes: Catcher Mike Link, who will likely be Tuesday's starting pitcher. He too, was an AllStar last year as a 13-year-old. First base — Bernie Von Herbulis, who also pitches and can play outfield. Second base — Chris Hunt, star shortstop for league champion Elks and is noted for his 0 -- "It was funny-riot at all sea- three yards the Steelers settled key role in transforming the history of the world, Bruce event, there were 167 people In cent on perfecting himself as a skiing championship three portedly almost came to blows ry," Chuck Noll, the Steelers' for a 29-yard field goal by Ge- Green Bay Packers from NFL Jenner was out running along the Los Angeles Coliseum. At decathlete. times. with American League usually taciturn head coach, rela 'W he n I look at O.J. Simpson doormats Into a powerhouse in Agate Avenue, bordering the Montreal, there'll be 70,000 to me run champion Bill Melton Last year at Eugene in a dual ho chuckled. the l%4 under the late Vince Oregon track stadium where he watch him duel with Nikolai a football, I say, 'What meet with the Russians he aboard a team bus following a A fumble by Penrose at Lombardi. Flaherty coached had strained his guts over a 34- Avilov of the Soviet Union, the a great athlete.' But a defeated AvIlov and s t a loss to Cleveland Thursday. e All-Star 15 and an interception the Washington Redskins hour period, defending Gold Medal winner. decathlete has qualities that world's decathlon record by Jack Lambert at midfield through their most successful Two hours after that he was And what then? Well, that's merit the title. Hehas tobe fast. mere has been Although Patterson Insisted set up Gerela field goals of 32 era In the late 1930s and early at a steak house drinking a where 26-year-old Bruce Jenner Hemust run distance. Hehas to the Eastei n bloc nations that thatWilliams' feudwith Melton and 29 yards In the second 1940s. beer, sipping on some Cold illustrates the supreme hustle throw three ways. He 1133 10 Jenner doe W3 not behind the he sn 't work for a living quarter. complimen ts of the of Olympic compe ti tion. jump three ways. '. at eded th tensions on the d starred both the NFl Duck w hi le t For s rr athletes at least conc heir The Steelers struck quickly In house and eating a Reuben At Eugene's Hayward Field "It's an event of moderation, club had been mounting and nominally hold down Jobs TITUSV I LLE — Marina Park the ftd quarter, scoring a and in the earlier ' Americ sandwich. It takes Jenner a for the Olympic trials, he was You have to be moderately good Umt the incident had done noth. erence, where he Co nf F ootball charge amuses him was the scene of a Saturday safety when AU-Star center Ray long time to come down from trailed discreetly by a ina lot ofthings.it goes against ,, ing to cool them. Yankees ,New 'on led the morning slow-pitch softball Pinney mapped the ball over I'm more motivated, he the rigors of the 10-event Hollywood agent w ho'll be his the American ideal of two divisional crowns In district tester between old pun te r Rick Engles' head and 1946 spectacle that captivates the manager, by a young novelist specialization. If I weren't a says, "in what I'm doing than% "It was n bad," Patterson and 1947. rivals Seaboard Coast Line and out of the end zone. track and field world every four who Is collaborating on an decathlon performer, I would per cent of the American said, "that we couldn't play rethe Jack Deloplaine returned Standard, yeax'S, autobiography, by a Beverly ha ve dropped out of track and d people. And he can apparently lazed baseball." afford it on Chrystle a salary. highlight in çelimlnary rounds ensuing kick 26 yards to the "Two weeks," he estimates, Ilills lawyer who'll make sure field a long time ago because th D t Jou III setting ney which will send Stars' 26, up a 21 yard ur th e to of "before I'm back to normal." that all deals are beneficial, wouldn't have been good They live in a two-bedroom He said it was decided at the two teams to Leesburg next scoring burst by Harris. townhouse and own a Porsche Frida y meet ing that the Angels' now he's retur ning his a nd by his own entourage of enough." 4' wee ke nd for the state tourMoments later, Tommy flea. i ns lfl S body to get ready for the friends, family and hangers-on. Bruce Jenner grew up L'i New and a Honda. future hinged on the players non caught a Bradshaw pass nament. Olympic decathlon test at has the handsome, York and Connecticut as the "The future looks in. already with the club and those Friday night Seaboard for a 25 yard gain to the Stars' OILMONL) BEACH- South Montreal, for which he's been rugged looks of an Austrian ski typically good all-around terest.ing," says Bruce, "If I in the farm system. Patterson clubbed Jack's Pub, 11-2, and two, then plowed over on the Daytona used the home run as pushing himself the last half instructo. He Is built perfectly schoolboy athlete. He was pull off the Games. I don't want noted that Sherry was picked to its decisive weapon Friday dozen yeam Eldridge Standard halted Smith next play to cap the scoring for his event, at 6-2 and 195. recruited to go to Gracelaiwl to go In there grabbing, like succeed Williams because he Funeral Home, 4-3. The pros now lead the series night to wrap up the Florida Decathletes only come out oi He's glib and quick-tongued. College, a Little Mormon school Spitz did. I don't even know If I had spent five years with It is a double elimination 31-9-2, with the Stars' last victo- Little Major League district the woodwork every four years. His Prince Valiant haircut In Iowa. California's minor league clut.s can act." tournament and concluded ry having been -17 over the baseball tournament, 6-3, in At the National AAU meet In frames his face just right. He In 1910, at the Drake Relays But he sure can run and jump "and he knows how to get along Saturday afternoon. seven Innings over St. Cloud. 1974, Bruce Jenner claimant even has a strikingly beautiful In Des Moines, he competed in Green Bay Packers in 1963. with these kids." and throw. former ARMAC ONE MAN carrying - ` -7 BOAT -- - RUGGEDWUX PVC-WELDED SEAMS .WITH HAND LINE BEG 12 88 _:%-~__ 88 I. criticism from firing, - ' . 39 : _7%Z_:_ SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY ou S OPEN SUNDAY 10.7 ; WEEKDAYS 9- 9 -' I 9 'N W ay on ,., a L.FayuonJ It, 63 Jenner - SHOP EARLY SOME ITEMS 1/MIrED SUPPLY OUR STORE IN CASSELSERRY. IN SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN H HOURS. — u 2 PC. FLOATING :: OARS Seaboard E!dridne Advance — �2B-Evenir,g Hera Id. $anfofd, Fl. Sunday, July 23, 17 :-:, So vile t Olderman Standout 1Has Plan Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Haunting Mets; L ead To 1 2 'Unser _______ By MURRAY OWEItMN f f Iih MONTREAL (AP) - Sovie songman Nikolai Andrlanov Well, Since You Asked has It all figured. 1' tj. Ilii many ol the new roaches in the National Football "The secret is to avoid mak League this year played pro football? Has there eer been a log mistakes," he advised. "I ioaching turnover as big as this one? -(;.R., cincinnati, o. try toavoid making ml takes in $ 4 There are seven new head men: Bill Johnson, Cincinnati; Lou my programs." '' lutz, New York Jets; Mntt' (lark, San Francisco; hank Stram, So does everyone else. '-h New Orleans; Dick Vermeil, Philadelphia; John MCKa), Tampa But Andrtanov Is better at it lLiy; Ja(k Paterts, Seattle. Johnson, Clark and Patera were ex- than the others. The muscular, I. players, all linemen. The class of '69 was the greatest tur- blond collected three more nabout in NFl. aching annals. Eight new head aches started Olympic gymnasUc gold med&. the season that year, among them such hardy pilots as Chuck Noll ala Friday night to go with his . ul Pittsburgh and John Madden of Oakland. all-around gold. He's now the I. Was Dennis Shaw the Buffalo Bills first quarterback? ' Nadia Comaneci of the male ____ r' What has become of him? - Hi., Roseburg. Ore. mnastic world. l)ennis has been around awhile, but not that long. The San HewonthefloorexercIse,tJ.e t,A1 I hego St1,te product was the backup quarterback for the St. l4uis rings and long horse vault, and r' ',. Cardinils,behindJiihIartbuthasjustannoJttisretnnt added a silver in the parallel - I, alter six seasons. The starting quarterback for the Buffalo Bills bars and a bronze in the side hen the)' were organized in 1960 was Tommy O'Connell, who had horse-one of the finest show. . once played for Cleveland. logs in Olympic history. But I, i. How do they figure scoring in the Olympic decathlon coming on the heels of the dra. /,4 . - M.K., Sacramento, Calif. ,jmatic women's competition, it Without making it too complicated, a table of performance for was dull stuff. each of the 10 events in the decathlon has been prepared by the "I'm not jealous," said An- !AAF the international governing body), with 1,000 points drlanov of the overwhelming Members iii the Wuv's All-Slats from Sanford'. Lassie lAague k'sigjiated for the theoretIcal maximum in each event, scaled on popularity of women's gymnas.. WU V IT I)unbarrn, Jackie Link, Jenifer Muth, Kim Hammel; second row, do n according to distance or time achieved. Periodically, the tics. "People are always more are competing in the district tournament this eekend in hlaines roach Dorothy Hogan, Marty Warner, Debbie McFadden, Toni City. Sanford faced Gulf Breeze of Pinellas County Saturday lathe tables have been adjusted when there has been significant interested ii) women than they H OPEFUL Hardy, Robin Higgins, Donna Fitzgerald, Doreen Hogan and tourney opener. Members of the squad include, left to right, first progress in an event, such as the pole vault with its fiber glass are in men." roach Bobbie Link. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) row, hat girl Cindy hogan, Mary Wynn, Mary Bledzoe, Cymon whips. Bruce Jenner, top contender at Montreal and world record Andrianov is not spectacular. holder, figures his personal ultimate at 8,700 points. He turns In workmanlike performances, holds his mistakes to a minlmum,..and wins. Peter Kormann, a 21-year-old junior at Southern Connecticut _____ State, didn't win but he did MONTREAL (AP) -Amen- 100-meter butterfly earlier in Miss I come in third, taking a bronze McMillan represented the head coach about a deal prior to cans still have a chance to win can forces scored a couple of these Games and is in the floor exercise. n the world ft American medal In 20 the competition. "The first the sliver. It would take a vicfirst U.S. medal in men's break.throughs, but must rely record holder at the 200 meter years In the women's long thing he said was 'If you will tory over Czechoslovakia and a __________________________________________ nastics since i on the return to action of their distance. Wilkie, however, has jump. support ow man in the floor loss by Japan to the Russians. The Japanese, who won 15 of unbeaten swimmers if they are had better 200 times than the "I'm disappointed and I'm exercise, we'll favor your The 20-kilometer walk was to have any chance of regaining American ts year and Is pleased," Kathy said after her team'." 24 etstone said. The the Q. Recently you said you could not find the name of Gene four years ago at Munich, vmnast1cs medals overall the lead from the Russians in ranked the world's chief hope of leap of 21 feet 10 inches. Win- Bulgarian coach Ezjeane Zam- ing only other final on the openday of track and field. That Stevens in major league annals. He played for the Boston Red Sox aged only 10 of 25 here. It the XXI Olympic Games. stopping the U.S. swimming ner Angela Voight of East Ger- skov, was not available for title, In an upset, went to Danle With theand swimmers taking a sweep. in the 1950s and is co-holder of the record for most hits in one in- wasn't a very good showing or night off, Nikolai Andniamany Jumped fl-OYa. comment, Bautlsta, the first Mexican evet' ning (3). He was best known as Ted Williams' caddy. - W.L. Ogg, In the 3)0 meter backstroke, a country that considers gymnov runnIng The bronze medal won by Both Wettatone and Frank to an Olympic gold in track Huntington Beach, Calif. up three golds, a world record holder John Naber Kormann was the first by an Bare, executive director of the andwin field. He was timed In 1 nastics its personal province, silver and a bronze In men's of Menlo Park, Calif., is heavily American I repeat, there is no Gene Stevens in major league record but they lost their top gymnast, gymnastics, Russia swept in favored to win his fourth gold since 1932.in men's gymnastics U.S. Gymnastics Federation, hour, 24 minutes, 40.6 seconds. books. There is a Gene Stephens. who played from 1952 to 1964, charged Russian head Judge In other finals, Alexandr Ga. igeru Kasamatsu, with an in• front Friday night In the total medal. starting out with the Boston Red Sax as the heir apparent to Kormann's medal came In Boris Chakhlin with trying to zov of Russia set a world record Villiams. He never "heired." In answering a recent question medal count with 13 golds, 16 Sawao Kato, all-around silver and 9 bronze. The United States has strong floor exercise, one of three get scores changed during the of 579 of a possible 600 in the about niajcr leaguers whose careers spanned four different champion the past two Olymmedal possibilities In all three events won by the muscular, 24- finals of the team competition moving game target shooting And, too, the Soviets clinched track and field finals, the shot, year-old Russian Andrianov. Tuesday when Japan was out. event, Norbert Klaar of East was tossing them uphave to the plate atthe the old venerable age of 49. decades, I should included pitcher, Jack Quinn, who pics, and Mitsuo Tsukahara the gold medal in women's has- the men's 100-meter dash and He also won the all-around distancing Russia for the med. Germany won the rapid fire complete Japanese ketballStates with abehind 112-77 routlullof the the women's Kate title earliercornin the al. (. Don't you think the U.S. Olympic committee should haveprevented wipeout ina the individual finals United 7-foot Schmidt, Pacific Javelin. Palisades, Ca-gymnast Games and finished pistol and Alexander Pusch of t, Thechance American women simply West Germany took the epee sprinter, theletteam going to Montreal? - T.L, made an compete exceptionon and Steve Williams, the world's best bybars taking golds in the parallel yaks Semenova. The medal [if., has a pending world record petition with four gold, a silver had no against the giant fencing gold. and horizontal bar. Youngstown, Ohio. won't be counted in their total in the javelin, and a bronze. Russian basketball team. The Two athletes, a Canadian of Hungary the close ofweek, the women's It's a toughie, having a muscle pull negate four years of work.Zoltan won theMagyar other final, the side until tournament next Women's rowing finals also The close of gymnastics also Russians ran up a 17-0 lead, boxer and a trapshooter from The United States is the only country in the world that selects its horse. are scheduled. Americans have produced the day's biggest row, Miss Semenova, who scored 32 Monaco, were suspended and a team on the basis of one final trial. And somehow I think it's right, The United States, which chances for a couple of medals again over cheating. Gene points, grabbed 19 rebounds Russian yacht disqualified. The It takes nfl the, politics out of choosing an Olympic squad. Dr. gained only two of the 33 medals there, particularly in the eight. Wettstone, head trainer of the and missed only three shots yachting infraction In the soling Leroy Walker, the men's coach of the American team, argues for awarded, dropped out of first oared race. U.S. men's team, said he was from the floor. cIa&ire.ilted from a near-collian amended system that would pick the team early and make Sv, ml fliers place and now has a 13-1 l. The silver medal picked up by approached by the Bulgarian With a 2-2 record, the Amen- sion with an Australian boat. total. East Germany is a close period changes, but I think it would result in too many hassles. T\/ Sta rs Paul Ceruttl, 65, of Monaco, third at 11-9-8. Harrison Diliard once missed the Olympics in his best event, the who finished in the last low in4 Although Kathy McMillan hurdles, because he collided with a standard, but he made the MONTREAL (AP) - Two and Peter Kormann picked up 20 O?1 his event, was disqualified, "efte;ini as a sprinter and still won a gold medal. e te r Rac e L ciL, e led fective July 19 for using amfor a U.S. medals where they're usu(. Why couldn't O.J. Simpson be happy staying with the phetamlnes," said Prince AlexhelpIng of Olympiccoygoldcans' ally lacking, It was theGaines. AmenBulfalo Bills? That's where he's played all his pro career, and Isecond Saturday as ABC-TV's worst day of the ander de Merode of Belgium, think the Bills have treated him right. - D.J., Olean, N.Y. chief of the Olympic medical O.J. has no gripe with the Bills' management, though it's no erage of the Games in Montreal The Yanks didn't win anything. H ?vl atch U commission. They put only two crews in the secret Buffalo was never his choice for a playing career. The real continues. MONTREAL (AP) -If engi- breaststroke race, lie beat "There isn't a single event The two, John Hencken and men's rowing finals and they problem is personal -his wife stayed in Los Angeles last season, in MONTREAL (API - Olympic John Nabor, have both won j1. lost their last hope for a medal neering student John Hencken Hencken in the 100 and 200 at which we won't be contenders," medal %tanding thro,,Qh Friday's dividualgoldmedalsinijdi West Cn.'i.st teani. In Greco-Roman wrestling could design a plan to win the national AAU cham. he said. At that time, he pee. COmpefition Saturday's Q. how many decathlons has the American ace, Bruce ual swimming events, Hencken when 343-pound Pete Lee w 200-meter pionships last spring, and beat dicted his squad would win 511 Ito T USSR In the 100-meter breaststnjJue disqualified for being too pa.slreastroke, the American men him again in the 200-yard the gold medals and half the hail to- USA 13 IS , Jenner, participated in? What do you think of his chances in the 4 13 11 6 30 and Nabor in the 100-meter sive. Olympics at Montreal? - F.M., San Jose, Calif. swimmers probably will win all breaststroke at thIs year's tal medals. E Germany ii 9 5 75 The prospects for an Amen- 13 of their events at the NCAA championships. backstroke. Hencken competed The decathlon is not an event that's held ever)' week. Since iapn 12 Goiag into Saturday, the WCermany and Nabor can rebound are good, however. Olympics Games. Jenner got involved with the 10-event grind back in 1970, he 3 2 a 9 Still, Hencken has the psy- awesome American squad has Romanie The swimmers are back in bid for another medal m 3 7 3 5 estimates he has competed in 25 decathlons. He has lost only one, The biggest obstacle, how- chological edge of being the nine gold, six silver and thz'ee Poland 2 2 1 5 backstroke, action tonight. They haven't ever, Is a native of Ceylon, world record holder in the 200. bronze medals in nine events. Hungary the 1975 National AAU test, since 1973. I think he'll win at Mon. i I 3 s ABC scheduled coverage lost yet, accounting for nine raised in Scotland, competing lIaiy treal, though it's a betting tossup with the Russian champ, Nikolai 1 1 2 1 "You don't dare go into a Since only one relay team can Cared. from noon to 2 p.m., s to i PITh golds and 18 of the American for Great Britain, but who re- race anymore not thinking you be entered in the finals, the Avilov, because Bruce is an intense competitor. 0 1 3 4 2 i o and 8 to 11 p.m., EDT. Much team's30totalmedals, But they fined his skills at the University can win," said Hencken. 22, of United States has an aIrtazL'ig 0Bulgaria Britain 1 I I 3 the coverage will be live, and face perhaps their biggest of Miami. Neth'ln Santa Clara, Calif. Referring to 18 medals of a possible 23 0 0 2 2 events to be televised won't be challenge of the Games. Cjechkla David Wilkie, 22, finished pressure he feels going against 0 I I 2 Other finals Saturday were In decided until just before 2 2 Their dreams of an unaccom- second to Hencken at the Wilkie, he added, "1 swim the 200-meter backstroke, Denm.rk Frince oo 22 ilished sweep of all the gold Olympics in 1972 in the 200. mainly to Improve myself." I a o i where world record-holder M,*ICO Other include medaLs could hinge on the 200- Earlier this week, hlencken won events o i o i Doe Counsilman, the Amen- John Naber of Menlo Park, Portugal Belgium women's rowing, where the U. meter butterfly match between 0 I 0 canmen'sswimcoach,sald be- Calif., was favored to win a Iran S. eights and Joan Und have a John Hencken and David WIlkie the 100, Austria fore the competition that the fourth gold medal. Only today's 11' ) ) I I of Great Britain, chance for a medal, and Since Munich, Wilkie hasn't possibility of his squad sweep- 400-meter individual medley Australia oo i endurance portion of the Hencken beat Wlllde in the lost a major 200-meter ing all 13 events did exist, and l00-meter freestyle remain, in Note, dupIiat, medals awarded some 'vents' Q. Can you give me the name of a one-arm boy that played equestrian competition. The U.S. basketball team and ball for the old St. Louis Browns? I believe I played sandlot ball boxers are expected to be in with him in a town named Fagus, Mo. - Sherman Carver, Santa A vvo Ana, Calif. /Vo In track andUnited field, Kathy Pete Gray real name Wyshner came up to the St. Louis Schmidt of the States Browns in 19-15 and played 77 games as an outfielder, batting .218. lien Britton, ['once Inlet, celebrated Father's f)ay by iandini compete for afinals, medaland in the a potential world record salt water trout. Britton's catch weighed It's unlikely he played sandlot ball In Missouri since he's a native women's Javelin Al of Nanticoke, Pa., and still lives there, as a semi-recluse. II pounds and was landed on six.pound test line with a "[led Fin" Feuerbach and George Woods artificial lure for bait. Li. Can you tell me what Wilt Chamberlain is doing now? carry U.S. hopes in the men's If recognized by the International Caine Fish Association, this there a chance he will ay pro basketball again now that the shot finals. leagues have merged? - DL, Sterling, Cola. will top the existing record for six-pound test line by a full half. "I'm Into a lot of things," said Wilt when I ran into him at R iH ()ItRELf, Olympic trials, Kent Gibbens, operator of the "Tackle Box" in South Daytona, but mostly loafing." He covered the trials for Chargers Sign '4 furnished the photo and Iflfoflfljtiofl on the new world record fish SPOIlT Magazine. There is almost no chance he'll play basketball again. He'll be 40 years old in August. and is well qualified to know the facts as he is holder of the record Top Selection for lO-ixiund test, a whopping big 14-pound, four-ounce trout. Q. How come when a batter hits a fly ball to the outfielder, the early and late but hard to entice Into striking a plug. Jim Penney Snook are hitting at the Port Orange Bridge according to of Marina Isle Camp told of a few catches made with plastic But when a man is on first or sicond and the hatter hits a fly ball Macek, the last of the San Diego li-pounders are being taken consistently with artificial lures the to the outfielder and the man tags up and advances, it's not called Chargers top draft choice Bank fishermen are taking good strings of bream and catfish b4t bait. a sacrifice fly. - Jon O'Brien, Vergennes, Vt. holdouts, signed with the Nain the deep water near the camp - Minnie Smith and party pulled .Andy Lewis and wife Debbie of West Virginia took three'snook, Because in the latter instance the batter's not really tional Football League club In a riiixed string of bluegills and shellcrackers Thursday. nine mangrove snapper, and two black grouper on a recent trip to sacrificing himself. Obviously he'll be going for a base hit. But Friday. lisa Pennington, age 10 and the writer's granddaughter, tte Port Orange area. They fished with Gibbens serving as guide. with a runner on third, a batter will frequently concentrate on The Chargers said Macek,, a showed the old titan up. Bass fishing for her first time, Lisa pulled A 60-pound wahoo was the prize catch on the boat "Dandy L." getting the boll in the air so tlwt at the very least a fly to the Boston College guard who wn5 in two nice ones a5out three pounds each while Grandpa only 4 outfield will get the man home. Hence, sacrifice fly. There have their No. 2 ChOice In the past out of Inlet Harbor Thursday. Tuesday, passengers aboard the landed one small one. Her reaction? "When can I go again, * "Parrot" brought in six channel bass to 28 pounds, two big Jack been periods in major league baseball when the batter was not draft, would report to camp to- I Grandpa?" crevalle and 51 king mackerel. day. . credited with a sacrifice even in such situations, Strings of IS to 3) bream per person ha,j been the rule for the " Aiisberjacks are still hot off the Daylona coast and the "Snow Macek and two other new tj. Who holds the record for hitting home runs in the most bank fishennen at Ostern Bridge Camp with a few speckled perch major league parks? - J.L, CincinnatI, o. White" fleet, bottom fishing boats, are bringing in hundreds of red No. 1 choIce Joe mixed In. John Lankford at the camp mentioned a few bass snapper but the size is small, It's th?t old Cincinnati slugger, Frank Robinson, who was Washington of Oklahoma and catches made this week also. given new life in his career when the Reds shifted him to No. 3 pick Larry Dorse1,' of A channel bass weighing over 30 pounds was landed from the Ed Galgas and son, Junior fished the Lemon Bluff area four Baltimore. J-'rank has hit home runs In 32 different stadla during Tennessee State, were in CiiiLtrmnond Beach Pier by Dale Wilson according to reports from days averaging three to (our bass per day, Ed Wood5, camp the course of his career Wayne Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona. All bridges are that counts old and new ball parks. cago Friday night to play In the owner, is getting his share of the base once more after replacing producing good catches of trout, channel bass, and snook at night Hank Aaron found the range in 30. BehInd them cornea Billy College All Star game against his favorite plug, a "carrot lop" which was 'borrowed" right off Williams, with 28. the Pittsburgh Steelers. with large mangrove snapper hitting on shrimp in the daylight his I ishinif rod by sam. vkIIin'b I.'.. w.&-jj aunuay. tiow's. On the Wekiva River, George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven Surffisheni,en are getting big whiting and pompano continue tells of good strings of cats and redbreast bream landed and says Grey Poupon Wins to hut on sandfleas or cut up pieces of clams, the bluegills are on the beds. Large trout have moved In around the Main Street Pier - two PHILADELPHIA - Grey Word from Hiley's Camp on Lake Jessup reveals that bream p wetghing six and eight pounds were caught by C.M. Woodward Pbupon, $40, charged (rain off fishing is picking up again after a few slow days. Shellcm'ackers BICENTENNIAL Thursday. Flounder, sheepehead, whiting, and big mangrove are mixed with the blueglll.s now and all fish caught recently are the pace to edge Lassie Dear by snapper offered the pier anglers plenty of variety with a few small a neck In the $10,000 feature at bursting with roe. (flacle and Frank Diz.o Scored with a string of bluefish striking In the early morning hours. _______ ___ Keystone, 35, Henry RolIe and Itichxiiond PoUacic took 17 and other catches BEN BRITON The local scene remains about the same a few bass schooling U to 2i per boat were about average Y •1 / Ph us - - B r I tto n r d on its R ec or d Catc h Outdoors - '.- ' ,, ,j .. . ' ..,' - '. ' , ' , - ' ' - ' '. '- ' - - - - - , - - ' --- ----- -- - - - '-"'' - - - ''r ISCOREBoARD Baseball It) 'Ihi' Asso('131e1I Press dugout to congratulate him. Phillics 11, PIrates i starter Harry Rassmussen, 3-8, In the other National League Dave Cash drilled an inside- after ChIcago rallied earlier in When the New York Mets games, the Cincinnati Reds the-park home run, two singles made a trade earlier this week, beat the Atlanta Braves 3-1; the and batted in two runs as 1 Cardinal leads. they had no idea it would pay Philadelphia Phillies routed the Philadelphia rocked Pittsburgh GIants 3, Astrog 0 quick dividends. Pittsburgh Pirates 11-1; the and extended its National Jim Barr fired a four-hitter But it did-for the Montreal Chicago Cubs trimmed the St. League East lead to 12 games- and Gary Matthews drove Expos. Louis CardInals 4-3; the San the longest of the season. home a pair of runs with a fifthDel Unset, sent to Montreal Francisco Giants blanked the While Cash and his team- inning single, leading San along with Wayne Garrett last Houston Astros 3-0 and the Los mates ripped starter Doc Med. Francisco past Houston. Barr, Tuesday in a swap for Pepe Angeles Dodgers turned back ich, 5-9, and two Pirate reliev- 8-6, had letter-perfect control, ngual and Jimmy Dwyer, the San Diego Padres 5.0. ers for 15 hits, including Mike allowing no walks as he scored ..merightbacktohaun0l Schmidt's 25th home run, his second shutout of the seateam Friday night. Reds 3, Braves 1 Philadelphia right-hander Jim son. The loser was J.R. Rich"I haven't hit the ball that George Foster broke a tie Lonborg set down the Pirates ard, 1041. well all season," said Unser with a two-run single in the for his 12th vIctory in 17 Dodges's 5, Padres 0 after his solo home run in the eighth inning and right-hander decisions. Tommy John hurled lila first 11th Inning gave Montreal a 3-2 Santo Alcala hurled a seven-hit. Cubs 4, CardInals 3 shutout in more than two years victory over New York. ten as Cincinnati beat Atlanta. Pinch-hitter Jerry Morales and Bill Buckrier and Steve Unser's blast came off Skip Ken Griffey led off the eighth smacked a leadoff home run in Yeager slugged home runs as Lockwood and brought a dea- witha$IngleandmovedoJ the seventh inning, snapping a Los Angeles beat San Diego. fening ovation from the fans of on Joe Morgan's base hit. 3-3 tie and sending Chicago over John, 6-6, scattered four hitS 134 at Jarry Park. As he Foster then singled to short St. Louis, and walked only one in pitching crossed home plate, his new right-center, scoring both GrifMorales' homer, his 11th of his first shutout since June 4, teammates poured out of the fey and Morgan. the season, came off Cards' 1974. Alexander Swimmers Carry American Hopes , C 1 .4,. 0'M ella New Local Boxer Al I III I L VVIIII 1,1O_I1.1 It Ge has defeated such names as Jerry Houston and Bill Carbon. sas City Iloyals 2.0 on six hits, Bell doubled, bog Powell sinHoustonwas undefeated and on his way to some big money fights (he Milwaukee Brewers edged gled and I-lay Fosse tripled. when O'Melia beat him. Carbon was one of North Jersey's top (ht' lialtimnore Orioles 4.3 in 13 l'emnpers flared in the top of fighters and fresh from two straight solid KO wins when he was innings despite' a record.t) ing the seventh when Detroit's ,'ipset by Brian last year. hoiiue run by hieggie Jackson, Willie horton was knocked O'Melia has a crowd pleasing style of walking right in and the Cleveland lrbdians whipped down b a pitch for the second banging with both hands. This type of action has become corn- the Detroit Tigers 9-I and the time. Both benches emptied monplace at the Sports Stadium this year and because of it, Minnesota Twins downed the briefly and two pitches later O'Mella should be a worthwhile addition. ('hicago White Sos 6-2. Calilor- Horton smashed a tworun From the lightweight division (Frankie Sa.ntore), to the nia and Texas were not sched. homer. welterweights (Vincent and Scott Clark), to the middleweights uled. Twins 6, White Sos 2 (Taco Perez, Mad Dog Ross and Gene Wells), to the light A's , ltu>als 0 Uun'scoring single's b) l.. heavyweights (Mike Quarry and Savage Turner almost every luluc's 13 strikeouts tied his man llostock, lull) OLia uid division Is well represented. Up till now we haven't had a good own club record since the A's Bob Randall keyed a four.run heavyweight to come out and watch on a regular basis. ino'ed to Oakland. They broke eighth-inning rally that lifted '-'s Now we have O'Melia and I am certain that everybody a scoreless tie in the seventh Minnesota over Chicago. Rod concerned will be better off because of it. inning when Claudell Washing- (.'arew, who started tile rally Quarry's and Vincent's opponents are yet to be named but ton tripled off Marty Pattin and with a single, drove in run with titles. Quarry l.s holder. is the the Southern light newly crowned heavyweight champion while Florida State Welterweight title Also expected to see action on this card is Casselberry's gift to the boxing world, Scott "Golden Boy" Clark. Clark has the local light crowd all In a dither with his four impressive wins, since turning pro, at the tender age of 17, In just over two months time Clark has upset Tiger Hail, while stopping Terry Bennett, Geddis Jones and Max Hord. All three knockouts havetakenplaceinlessthanUlveround.softotalfighting. home. 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Proven Sister (I) 310. 0 (2 3)51 40; P (73) 14$ 90. 1 (231) 358 70. 38.84. A 1671, Handle - $315,595 - TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST- I Hello Printer, 3 .1. Drron, 3 Ex Parte. 4 Whip " pendeal. S Colonel LuCky, 6 JobiI's //p/ /00 A,17 / 1t4's'P Bigfoot, 7. Redonna One. $ Shaded T4 Blue #,t4 SECOND- 1. Fashion Center, 2. / ' [' 'y' Jackson County. 3 Tailgate Toddy. _______________________ 1. Koneys Time. S. Norman's Bib., 1ri4. 6 Fairway Flair. 7. SIlver Bowl. I. Silent Strider. THIRD- 1. Wright Cruiser. 2. RAYFW8Y Fleet Cricket, 3. Legalized. 1. Donster Din. S Ouisqana. 6 g/,4 cl4'E CE Z'I Outchess Royal, 7, Quality Fair. I. Skidoo. FOURTH- I. Ertef, 2. Bartow. 3. /4' Penrote Fee, I. Brown Maid. 5. Brindle Jeanie. 6. Amer can Champ. 1. Mar Ru Cap, I. Blaze Bud. Boggs 0 0) a; California (Kirk 7'/F791VP/4'6 1/169' FIFTH- 1. Jigsaw Janet, 2. lets ,q,yp wood 3 7 and Hatzell 12 or qa4p i'i',vc Mae Yet. 3, Sixty Minutes. 1. Wary. Monge 13), 2. (In) 5. Cappy's Sheri, 6. My Big Wheel, 7. Today's Games Bar S Pat. I. Rufus Hazourl. .4 ''P '00, lb Detroit at Cleveland, 2 SIXTH- I Barney Eckerl, 2. SC Minnesota at Chicago, 2 I Lonesome Liz, 3. Hardy Type, I. Boslon at New York s/OM'P/iY '00,4Vj) High Bit, S Madds KrisfI, 6. Mary Milwaukee at Baltimore ff,qi,4,5 12/t t/Qfl'7ZEb Kate, 7. Golden Sapphire. I. Shonda Texas at California ______________ Lee ,' -. ØiOflO SEVENTH- 1. Otis, 2. Mr. MOnk. 3. Glad. & Almost Didn't, S. Gay W.Robin5on. Pgh. 18. G.Foster. Mood, 6. Peggy Fallon. 7. Carol Day, NATIONAL LEGUE TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Cm, iS: Monday, Chi, 17. Mor Printer's East FIRST - 1 Lotus Bud (Bridges); WLPcLGB gin. Cm, 17. EIGHTH- 1. B.B.'s Knee, 2. Cap 2 Land (Kurtzworlh). 3. Irene vo STOLEN Phila 67 25 4$9 BASE S-Taveras, (Aldrich); 1. Six Thirteen (Berez- Checker, 3. Liseta Farrow, 1. Spyin Pgh, 32; Cedeno, Htn. 31; Mor Pitt 51 11 .S54 12 Bonnie Sly. S. Cracking Craig, 6. Travelin flak); Camden S. New York 19 17 .510 16 gan. Cm. 29. LopeS. LA. 25; (Bourgeois): 6 Wantawin Easy Smokey. 7 vera Gann, S. Mark Brock, Sti,, St Louis Belew 40 52 I3S 23 (Shell).? Arden Red (Newman). PITCHING (8 Decisioni)- Never Rerieg (Hobbs) Chicago 39 54 119 21'-, NINTH-i Demon, 7. Whoops. 3. Rhoden, LA. 90, I 000. 310 Al Montreal 29 58 333 SECOND - 1 FriSky Patrick Sovran Stormy. 4. Rifaay Red, 5. cala. Cm, III. 9 :. West 1 04 fSicai; 2 Flyer Farong (Johnson). Pare. 6 Sandy Time,?. Larry Go.I. R.Jones. SD. I? 1, Sb. 2.18 Cinci 59 3S 62! Kingly Hall IBridges); 4. Pat Luke. 555 6', Norman. Cm, 82. 800. 761 Un Los Ang 53 42 TENTH- I Jobii's Skydrol. 2. Shepiei-azade (°rovost); S. Lady derwood. Phi, 6 2. .750. 3.30 Byrd HouStOn 18 49 59S 12' 3 Spartan (Lake). 6 Lady HandOff, 3 Willie Wesley, I Lucky Lachry. Cm, 53, 727, 761 Mat. Bowler (Britton). 7 Private Line Libra, 5 Ramblin Girl, 6. San Diego 41 49 190 13 Master lack, NY. 101. 711, 213 Carl Atlanta 43 SI .457 16 Moving Lady, I. (F Ihlenfeld); I. JerIcho 0. (P. Honiri. 7 ton, Phi. 101. 711. 356 San Fran II 55 Noticeable, 427 19 Neely) SIR IKEOUTS-Seaver, NY. Friday's Games ELEVENTH-i. Travelin Dan. 2. 1. SIngle Diller THIRD 116. J Richard. Htn. Cincinnati 3. Atlanta 170; (Bridges), 7. Armbro Jamie (No Wayside Sutan. 3. Lucky Whiz, 1, Philadelphia Ii, Pittsburgh 1 MSSrSnilh. All. 117. P.Niekro. Driver); 3. Meadow Challenger Wright Blylaws. S. Rockin Lulu, 6. AtI, 109. Monfefusco, SF. 99 Montreal 3. New York 2 (Stadef). 1. Skip On Bye IBritton); Terry T. Berry. 7. Top Fern. I. 0. Chicago i. St LOuiS 3 S Mud Pop (Provost): 6 Hazel Nut H 'S Debbie. Francisco 3. Houston TWELFTH- 1. Jersey Jane. 2. (Petersen), ? Pansys Knight LOS Angeles S. Sin Diego I Jump Master. 3 Dolly M, 1 Bunny 101ori). S Birdie H Volo (Ellis) Saturday's Games FOURTH - I Saint Clair Eulie River. S. My Flirly Gertie. 6. Nellie SEMINOLE PillSburgh (Rooker 7 5 and 7. Travelmn LuCy. 8 iNoDriver); 2. Valley Will (Reilly); Day, FRIDAY'S RESULTS Moose 34) at Philadelphia FIRST- I Matilda Lobell 3 Sir Hampton (Strong); 4 Dandy Madeawish. iChrisfenson 8 4 and Carlton 10 iWhaylandi (6) 1010, 560. 380; 2. Horn (Rau); S. J M Captain r,) 4 2. (Fagal; 6 Worthy Robin (Seiders); Justiy Randolph (2) 380. 1 00; 3 Cincinnati (GulletI 63 and 7. Miss Berriardston (Bridges): I. What Acclaim (5) 4.20; 0 (26) Zachry $ 3) at Atlanla (Mes Glenora Duke (Hobbs) 516 20. 2.11 4 sersmith 99 and Lacorte 03). FIFTH - 1 Ocala Bebe (N SECOND- I Hello Dote (J DAYTONA IIEACH 7. Ct , Mark R. Hal Serders) 17) 500, 320. 300. 2. Neelyl 10 I; 2 Fridays Results San Francisco (D'Acquisto (Bridges); 3. Victorious Beau Diamonds Lad (1) 91 1150 3 S arid DressIer 2 7) at Houston Cotta 0.0 (4) 9500 (Bereznek); 4 Speedy Tracer (17) $112.20T (7 FIRST-i. victor Gorci (1) 12.10, lAridujar 6 6 and Cosgrove 5373ç', (Seic*rj),.51 GaIyan (No Driver); 480540:2 BObOvy (SI 9,20.600. 3. 1 4). $1425 , .0 o. of Lrson 1 01. 2. It n) 6 Senator Mit (Serbes); 7 Darned Solos ' 1 3 Fecina 161 SlO; 0)5 11 36 CO. New York I Lolich 5 10) at Heel (No Driver), S. Direct Bet Pu 5) THI Domino Gale (Lake) Montreal (Kirby 17), In) iSi'relll 60. 360. 760; 2. Westerns Bev SECOND - I Solos-Lorenzo 61 Chicago (Bonham 6 8) at St SIXTH - I. Party Juny (Taylor). 1260. 760 920; 2. Bob-Sutton Ill 2 . 210. 3 Mar Con Steve (5) LouiS (Forsch 4 SI. ml Santas Girl (Bolton); 3 LiSa Lie 1000 920. 3 Mario Goodwin 3) 210, 0 (1 II 51 00. T (1 I 5) 536 10; LOS Angeles I Hoof on 6 101 See IC lhtenteldi. 1. Princess at 2 10 Q; Q(i 4171 40; P (61)11240. Org San Diego (Jones 174). (n) FOORTH- 1 MiSS Pattie Brooke Strong (P. Recur); S Curt JubIlee Q(S7 with all 1) ISI.10 and (5.7 with Today'sQam,s (Kimball). 6 Ocala Star Fly all 'all Grimes Jr ) (3) 4 40, 100, 300; 6)201 20 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Ciclterson); 7 Sitar Hanover 7 Navy Admiral Ii) 900, 450; 3 THIRD - I Bob-Davalos (7) New York at Montreal iKoqnersb. I Ocala Paddywak (Van Star's Shield (2) 660; Q (13) 53300. 10.500. 3 40. 2 Gaitan.Egurbl (3) Chicago at St. LouiS Devenferi T (31 2) 5390.50. 1 2:09:1 520.300. 3 Solos Ovy (5) 2.60; 0 (3San FrancIsco at Houston SEVENTH - I Victory Wreath 7) 39 30 p (1-3) 101 40 FIFTH- 1 Varsity Bomb (Spiro ". I Ftttqy CZA/( cai'v-r )'/4Wf,4' - 7,7,l"I?A''Y -\ Harness Racing Jai-1Alai Cincinnati 1St Atlanta. l Foliy iii 360. 300; 3 Prince Freeze (Phillips); 1 Surgery Time 540; 7 Pecina (1) 660 1.10; 3. Desmond (3) SSO; 0 (1 Il 58 SO. T (Vandervort); S. Shawnee Win Galdos (7)S00; 0(12) 3960; P (21) (Brarnird). 6 Dee Di.im Greer 11531 59160; T 2:103 108 90; DO (72) 15360 SIXTH- I. Marion Sleek (Mike (Kurttwoilh); 7 Peppers Heel FIFTH-b. Orbe.Cobian (3) 1510 2 Sassy tAldrichL I Deliner (Ruggles). Crank) (3) 5 20. 3 50. 2.40. 610350; 2. Solana Boniguen (Il 7 20 EIGHTH Taretta (5) 7.20. 1 10. 3 B Haven I. Howard Champ 470; 3, Gasti-Rodolfo (2) 350; Q (3. lkurtzwOrth). 2 Cheryl Grattan 1 45.00; P (3-4) 29630. Way (6) 1 70. 0(3 5) 511.50; 1 (35 6) IBramnard). 3 Maicretfe L. Bar 5133 10. 1 2-12 SIXTH - I. Bob-Wally (5) 11.20 AMERICAN LEAGUE SEVENTH- Tinya MiSS Bissell lSerbes4i 1. Jetty Symbol (Ray); 660100:2 Solos Molitsa (1)5603 10 BATTING (715 at bats)- (Bridges) (6) 150. 260. 230; 2 Riteway Ralph ICulhane). 3 Galdos Lorenzo (2) 360; 0 (15) C Brett. KC. .365; McRae. XC. Captain Riddle N (3) 4.00. 2.20. 3. Mictieie Eden (J Neely); 7. Lady 1310, P (5-1 107 70; 00 133) 213.90. 341. Munson. NY, 335. Bos Dee Dee (Ornisby) Sharon CIa (7) 280; 0 (36) $1510 1 SEVENTH -1 B.argumn Waily (2) lock, Mm, 332, LeFlore, Det. (6371 NINTH-I. ExIra Angus(Sliell) ; 517860. 137 1940140340; 2 Bob-Sarduy (1)5 329 2. Joshua (Strong); 3. SkIppy Lee 320. 3 GasH Gasti 11(3) 300; Q EIGHTH- I Ace Hill (Bridges) RUNS-Rivers. NY. 63. (2 710. 500. 600. 2 Potentate Pick (Gill); 4 Heather Chance (Sici); 5. 7) 17.40. P 12 1) 111.90. R White. NY, 62, OtiS, XC. Taylors Farvel (Bridges); 6. IS)? 70. 380; 3. CarotneCalgary(6) EIGHTH- 1 Apraic Mandiota C. Brett, XC. 59. North, Oak, Yankee Hobo (Brainardl. 7 360. Q (25) 527 50. 1 (256) 57060. Breezy 1350110750. 2. Mutllla Cbiin 59 Sal (No Driver). Strong $ (Kurtz 2.0$ 700 3 Jorge Willy (3)320 ' RUNS BAT I ED IN-May NINTH- I. Bannas Baby (Neely) worfhl, il 6) 3S 60 P i2 6)11510; Big 0 berry, KC. 63, Munson, NY. 67. (21 19.10, 920..' 00. 2 Bia:ewood TENTH - 1 Byrd Bobby with 26) 135160 Burroughs, Tea, 62; Chambliss. (Oeascis); 2 CurtiS Hill (Seiders). Comel. (II 1100. 1650; 3 a.ario 11 NINTH -1 Apraiz (I) 1110 Pines Bluff (Ruggles). 1. Clever 320 2 NY. 59. L May. Sal, SI 550 0 (1 71 56300; 1 (2 1 1) Orbe 12) 7 70 3 70 3. Ral, HI T5- 6. Brelt. Astra (Ormsby); S. Greet Value ID K C, 137. %i 20. 210.1 6 10 o (12) 3600; P (1-7) 9 Munson. NY. 119. Chambliss. TENTH- Tinya T,me Bomb Spriggs); 6 Sam Bengazi (P TENTH - i. vt Dlaga . • Maior League Leaders ore Det, 113 Speedabit (Il 360. 7 20. 7 Jeand worthI. S Smcea)ong )Namie) (2) ISO 150. 3 Solos Sutton (Ii S DOUBLES-McRae. XC. 23; Babe (S)450. Q(I 7(575201 Ill I) Q(26i4300.P(62 121.1000(1 Catty, Cle. G.Brell. XC. 22. 5108260. 2 01.1 138.00. Rivers. NY, 21. OtiS, XC, 71 A IS9I Har'&)?e 581.926 ELEVENTH - 1. zbu-GOh. TRIPLES-Garner. Oak. 17. iii 1240.7230.900; 2 Jorge Oa; DAYTONA BEACH C Brett. KC. 9, Poquette, XC, 131 720. 760; 3. Mutilta.Egurbm I FRIDAY'S RESULTS LeFiore. Del. 6. 9 Tied With 510; o (31)57 60; P (4-3) 122 7C FIRST - I Pan)ess Dntil 13) TWELFTH - 1 ltasa Sonic. 5 40140100. 2 Peirl'S Pain (1)9.00 HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak. iS) 1SOO. 960, 4 30 3 Pat, 500. 3 BuSy Mr B (2) 360. Q (13) L May, Bal, IS. Hendrick. Mandioia IS) 660. 740. 3 Apr CIt., 17, ReJackson. Bal. 16. 4200. P (31) 10% 70. 31.5) Rodolto (7) l000;Q(51 7)3 P Ystrzemslu, Bsn, 16. SECOND I Pixie Whil (5) 610 5)15740, Big 0(34 war. STOLEN BASES-North, AGANA, Guam (AP) - Tai- 300250.2 OS NewsMaker(Sb 310 and (34 wilh all 5) 335'. Oak, 46 Baylor. Oak, Ii, Pa 300. 3. prmncess Printer 141 6 20. Q Dog Racing Taivvan On VVQy To L L Series . r ii LeFloreDet 33. PITCHING (S Decisions)Garland, Sal. 12 1, Fidrych. Oct. 112. $46, Ill W Campbell, Mm, 117. $44, 311 Bird. XC. 9 3. 750. 3.11 Bmbby. Cli. 6 2. 150. 3 38 Kern, Cle. 6 2. 750, 7 39 0 Ellis, NY, Ill, 133. 337 Leonard, XC, 10 1, 714. 306. STR IX EOU TS-,R yan. Cal, I??. Blyleven. Tex, 13S; Tan ma. Cal. 137; JenkIns, Bsn. 106. Hunter. NY, iOl NATIONAL LEAGUE (215 it bats)BATTING A Oliver, Pgh, .347. Rose. Cm, CIn, .331; Grilley. 333. McBride, SIL. .331. W Robinson, Pgh. .37S. RUNS --Rose. Cln, SO; Grif ley. Cm. 73, Monday, Chi. 70. Schmidt. Phi, 70; Morgan, Cm. '9 174 BATTED RUNS Kingman. G Foster. Cm, 16; 70. Morgan. Cm. NY. 72. Schmidt, Phi, 61. T.Peret, Cm, 60 HITS-Rose. Cm. 136; Monta nez. All. 120. A,OIiver, Pgh, ill, Garvey. LA. ill; BuCkner, LA, 113. DOuBLESMmdIOcP., Ch', 23, ZiSk, Pgh. 22; SimmonS. SIL. 22. Jhnslone. PhI. 21. Lu zinskl, Phi, 21. Montanet, All, 21. P051, Cm. 21; Gar.ey. LA, 21 SIL, 9; TRIPLES-TySOn. D.Cash, Phi. 5. 0 Parker, Pgh. . G,roflinlo. Cm. I. W DaviS, 50, 7 HOME RUNS-Kingman. PrY. Schmidt, Phi, 25. 32. .---"-- .... (3 / by,ôjrjn n. WINDSOR, Ont. lAP) The Jacklin had Friday's best score Sanford's Taco Perez was to have fought Indiana's KO sen- Canadian Open is the only ma- with 66s. The only other izolfer s.ation, George Madison on this upcoming card but that bout had jor national championship golf besides Nicklauswitha6lwas to be pushed back two weeks to the 17th of August because tournament Jack Nicklaus Detroiter Calvin Peete, who Madison claims he still hasn't properly recovered from a cut eye hasn't won, but he seems al- was among seven at 138. Weishe received on June 8, the last time he fought Perez at the Sports most blase about owning the kopf had 142. halfway lead, Stadium. The field of 150 was cut to 76 Perhaps winning 75 tourna- for Saturday's round. The finale In that contest Madison was awarded a one round KO victory ments in a fabled career, as of the $200,000 tourney will be after he himself was stoppedinthe thirdround. 11 that seems hard to believe, that means you weren't at the Nicklaus has, makes en- played today, with the winner light that night and the whole thing is too long and involved to go thusiasm over a 36-hole lead a collecting $40,000. The purse is lntoatthistlme.ButwhenlramplerfinallygetsMadi,son'snsme rather useless frill-even worth about $208,000 in on a contract, I will explain how you can lose, win, and then lose a though he lost the event in a American money. sudden-death playoff last year light, Nicklaus has won only one If you remember the story, I am certain you won't mind to Tom Weiskopf and was run- tournament this season but nerup two other times. ranks fifth in winnings with reading It again. Itcertainly wasone for the books. "That's why I'm here-to $),OOQ. win," Nicklaus said Friday, In eight of 12 events he's finafter turning In his second ished in the top iO-fIve times In straight 67 for a six-under-par the top four. 134. It gave him a two-stroke Nicklaus had six birdies Frilead over four golfers: U. S. day, including three on the back Open champion Jerry Pate, nine where he also had a bogey Jerry Heard, Bob Wynn and and double-bogey. J.C. Snead. Arnold Palmer, tied for see- Buffalo Inks ond with Heard with a 66 alter Thtzrsday'sopenlnground,shot No. 1 Pick a 71 to join Bruce Crampton at Mario BUFFALO tAP) 137. Clark, the club's number one First-round leader George choice in the National Football Burns, who tid the course League draft, was signed to a record with a b5 Thursday, serlesofone-yearcontracts, smLred to a 75 to stand at even Buffalo Bills announced par 140 over the 6,696-yard, par. Friday. l0EssexGolf and Country Club The defensive back played course. college ball at the University of ,.-.' Snead and Britain's Tony Oregon. -. AMERICAN LEAGUE East WLPct.OI New York SI 33 .637 Baltimore 16 15 505 I? Cleveland 15 11 506 12 Detroit 47 II .161 IS', Boston 12 19 .462 IS Milwkee 3! 50 .132 IS', West Ken City 57 36 6I3 Oakland 50 15 .526 I Texas is IS 505 10Minnesota 11 II 47! 12', Chicago 13 SO .462 II California 39 57 406 19', Friday's Games Milwaukee 1, Baltimore 3, I) mnnir Clrveland 9. Detroit 1 New York 9. Boston I Minnesota 6. Chicago 2 Oakland 2. Kansas City 0 Only games scheduled Saturday's Games Detroit (Fidrych II 2) at Cleveland (Dobson 117) Boston IJones 1 0) at New York (Figueroa 126) Minnesota (Bane 2 2) at Chi cago (Jefferson 23) Kanl,as City ILeonard 101) at Oakland (8osman 3 0) Milwaukee (Augustine 3? and Rodriguez 2 6) at Baltimore (Garlano 12 I and Cueliar 4 II), 2, (In) ,.r.... .,,..,,,..,,. OCv7iPtAN DEEDS Pi'/9og,4 The next boxing card at the Orlando Sports Stadium is set for iiii Aug. 3 and will not only feature the return of both Mike Quarry andJoey Vincent, itwillalso mark thelocal debut of Longwood's Brian O'Melia. Its 'Ihe Assoriati'il I'ress sorIh's single produced the O'Melia actually calls Jersey City, N.J., his home but his other run. parents reside in the southern part of Seminole County and Brian l)oyle Alexander must feel 'The triumph was the second.livingwith them whiletrylng to establish himself with thelocal left out when it comes to no- place A's 13th in their last 18 fight crowd. hitters. Otherwise, why would gaines and left theni eight Currently tipping the scales at 202 pounds, O'Melia Is that he keep trying to pitch one' games behind Kansas City, the thing boxing promoters dream about - a white heavyweight who Alexander and Ed Figueroa closest they've been in almost a can fight. are the New York Yankees' month in their quest for a sixth As local matchmaker Bruce Trampler puts it, "There is no only starting pitchers without a straightArnericanLeague West getting around it, a white heavyweight can make a lot of money in rio-hitter to their credit. Catfish i)ivision pennant. boxing today, butof course, only If he can win. Hunter, of course, hurled a perBrewers 4, Orioles 3 "I have seen Brian fight up around New York and while he feet game against Minnesota in lull Sharp's tie-breaking Isn't in the league with All, Foreman or Norton yet, he could be a 1968, Ken lliiltznian has a pair pinch double keyed a two-run hit down here. of no-hitters and [)ock Ellis also Milwaukee uprising in the 13th 'We feel all Brian needs is the proper training, and pitched one. inning. I)arrell Porter then management and he can really goa long way in this business, None of them, however, did it scored what proved to be the "He has been working out for- almost two weeks now with our in a Yankee uniform. Alexan- winning run on Darrell Porter's trainer, Dominick Polo, and lets Just say everyone is happy the der caine close last month when bases-loaded grounder. way things are progressing right now." he retired the first 21 Cleveland With two out in the bottom of When O'Melia was asked about his initial reaction to Florida batters on June 24 but was the 13th, Jackson honiered for and the boxing program at the Sports Stadium he responded, "I kayoed in 11w eighth inning, the sixth game in a row, tying like ita lot down here. Ills really hot back there in the gym and I lie Caine closer Frttliy nighi the Al. record shared by five havenever worked as hard as I am with Dominick butl expect to with etght no.hit nntngs before other players. The major really be in greatshape formy first flghthere. Boston's flick Burleson singled league mark of eight was set by 'I have always felt that I have everything it takes to be able (in the first pitch of the ninth. l'ttt.sburgh's Dale I,ong in 1958, beat almost anyone in the world but I have never been able to ilexander allowed two more indians 9, Tigers fight under the proper conditions before, singles in the Yankees' 9-1 vieSuccessive home runs by 'I don't have that excuse anymore, Icouldn'tbe happier with tory over the He'd Sos. Lirvell Blanks and Rico Carty the way lam being treated and lam certain that I will be able to In other Ariicrican l,eague sparked a lour.run third inning do well in my fights here." games, Oakland's Vida Blue that broke open a close game. Vincent Sunday, July 25. 114.-38 jI,4j. wan, the four time world chamwon the opening baseball game Saturday in the Far East Senior Little League Tournament. Taiwan's Chen Churig-hai struck out nine and gave up live hits as Taiwan defeated Guam 5-3 In the opener of the best of thxee series. Guam con'u'nitted ten errors while Taiwan committed three. The winner of the series advances to the Senior LIttle League World Series next Mon. day in Gary, Ind. 30-Test Line I 226-Pound Fi s h IA In fiLl ionn I 3-3100 CD (3 ) 17503903 -, THIRD - 1 RiCki Cox iS) 1250 16 10600. 2 Tim Ryder (31 160360. 3 0 R Dale (6)460. Q (35(5320. P (5 3)741 20; T ($36) 721 10; II 95 FOURTH - 1 Snazzy Time (5) 10 10 500 3 20. 2 Wayside Gold (2) 1000420. 3 SC Lonesome Joe (I) 3400 (25) 64.30; P (521 154 70; T (521) 11. 60 31 54 FIFTH - 1. Jug (1) S.203 20350. 7 Gene Austin (3) 100 340. 3 Mv Od,ette)S) 520.0(1311660. P (1 3Sl 30 20020. 3907. SIXTH - 1 Satin (Ii 700 SOC 360 2 Mac's Jaison (21 6805.00. 3 John Britz (3) ii 00 0 (21) 3000. P 1171 102 90. T (123) 603.10; 3179. SEVENTH-b Travelmn Rosy (7' 4 603202 70, 2 Gold Palace (6) 100 40. 3 BudzOu s Kelly (5) S20; Q (6 71 11 10; P (76) 2190. T (765) 71650. 3853 EIGHTH - I MOOlyChangef Ill 120 220 2 40. 2 Ruwd Rndy (61 3 '3 2 50. 3 1 Faith (7) 7 500 (I 6' 12.00, P (161 16 50. T 116 7) Hawaii KAILUA-KONA, A California man ap(AP) parently set a world record Fridaywithhlstunacatctthere. ____________________ Gordon Blumenfleld of San Rafael caught a 226-pound yet. _______________________ lowfin on a 30-pound test line. Blumenfield, who was tuning up for the Kona BUllIsh Tournament twit week, fought tuna for an hour and 25 mm______ ute before boating it. The recognized record for 30pound line is a 196-pound - _________ - �4B—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July 23, 17 'aW - - VL. -L4b - - BREAK tJ VCB --- '— Arts And Crafts \\! Federal Regulations By MIKE WENDLANI) the illegal frequency. It was a good net, too, George Benedict is one of the most thoughtful, dedicated to "keeping sideband (lean and well-meaning CBcrs I've heard from in a long time. organized." But he's also in big trouble with the FCC — caught But on Sunday, March 21, 1976, after a par. red-handed operating on a non-assigned frequency, ticularly good net, Benedict's 1W days came to an not using his FCC call sign and running excessive end when an FCC field engineer and a U.S. marshal power. came to his door and nabbed him on the three Flow he came to find himself in such a jam should violations, serve as a reminder to all of us that the FCC, despite "I do not deny any violations and I don't hold any its bureaucratic bumbling, is out there enforcing iiialice toward the FCC. which has a job to do," the rules. explained Benedict, who faces several hundred Benedict, who operated CB station KXW-3589 out dollars in fines and suspension of his CB license, of Matthews. S.C., got into CB last fall, lie became "We need regulations. But the way it is now is a big an instant CII addict, hooked by the pleasures and can of worms. Something must be done. What we excitement of the hobby. It didn't take Benedict need is more frequencies." long to become disappointed with the growing I couldn't agree more. The FCC's foot-dragging congestion of AM operations. So he went sideband over frequency expansion has caused many and, while he found it better than AM, he still operators to do what Benedict did. And while I can't wanted more. agree with illegal operations, I surely sympathize So he took that one little step past the FCC's Part with the hundreds of operators who see a better 95 regulations and began operating on non-assigned Way. high frequencies I HF) above the 27.255 MHz limit. But CBers must resist the temptation to make "I knew the FCC was soon going to open up extra their own frequencies. We'll get them, but not if the channels," said Benedict, "so I felt fairly well FCC thinks we're a lawless bunch which won't justified in my actions regarding 1117, even though I follow regulations. _____ was sort of jumping the gun. Besides, I felt the FCC would leave sidebanders alone since we act like Q. I have a restricted radiotelephone operators ladies and gentlemen in a professional radio permit, number 5O-3, which states I am authorized manner." to operate licensed stations. Will this permit me to So, every night at 8:45 p.m., Benedict ran a HF operate A ('B radio without an additional license? -net," or network, with anumber of other CBers on John Matbcll, Stockton, N.J. No Rule That Says You Have To Have - Q. Is it legal to have a linear amplifier on the premises as long as it isn't hooked up to a CB radio? Boll l)akia, Mason City, Iowa. — A. Absolutely not. The I"C(' Forbids even possession of a linear amplifier by a Class 1) licensee. 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As for a isilicy, they Part) is offering I approve of Mr. Carter and liurbon Ferrell of Longwood: gICa Wfl) program which I'm both favor puttmni., government Judy Bohannon of Sanford: the way he thinks of other - 'IF Ford is nonunated, then I in again.st. back in the hands the people. I don't ha',e much opinion as peoples ideas I believe he will voting for Ford' Carter and (.corge Davis of Morganton instead of 1k federal governyet. It's hard say at this do a lot for the people. My Mondale may be good men, but N. C,: "I think they are well macnt doing so much." i of ' to I SWINDLE SHEET .........Trvcl TAXING PICTURES TEN FOUR ............... "it . TI __________ S 5 6000GIRLS ...... LUdpif1bsjd,j THROWING C0000UDOY . .. Sihitaden TUUAJIA TAXI GONE Fwsalframluie TRIP .. ' S p ' . so ,, '' . . . ZYL .......... Tsp zoo . •. I - . A ' '4 .. PATRICIA CASSADY GEORGE DAVIS JUDY HOHANNON HUIUlN FER}WIJ, I'At;LINF: HOISSONNEAULT If your personal physician cannot offer guidelines, there are several methods of locating a qualified cosmetic surgeon. One good one is write to the county medical society or association asking for the names of three plastic surgeons Other methods art' consulting a good hospital or university, visit a local library and ask for a directory of medical specialists or write to the A me r i ca n Me ic tI Association, 535 N Dearborn St., Chicago. Ill. 60610. The most asked question is "How much does it cost?" In the Central Florida area prices are generall, to along the following lint's in a surgeon's private operating room: A hair transplant cost. $lO a plug and can go well into more than 200 plugs over a period of time. A doctor described this process similar to sprigging a lawn. A plastic revision of the ('0nubnut't oil Page?-C1 f' - - Here We '- - -• Come, - - • -,4 .. - f.j:tI,s ' . -,., ,. '. 'rd: 'ye,'' dj1i • ,i I 1~- - IL I\ , SI 2 lady. W ill - Stephen Smith. l'1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of I ongwood, and Christie Cart% right, 31 ,-year-old daughter of Sir and MIL David Cartfflght, also of Longwood, are Ig out early getting in the iwing. With a little more practice, they just could be read) to challenge Chris Evert and Jack Nicklaus, i Herald Photos by Eltia Nichols). ' ..... '.- • ', - ,'r,•i j ,•....W''. '. 5',- . (. 1 ., ' ,,• ,,,' 'I You would like to turn your idle items - nto quick cash ju Want Adsl 4Il Yv - . Ten-four, old buddy, it's seventy-three all the way in set, ', I- ' "C"hris And Jack C • - W Powistionut T- R quacks. Any licensed doctor, if he desires, can call himself a plastic surgeon without requisite training. ' Ldftsy Eiya Central Florida has several qualified plastic surgeons who perform every type of plastic revision and reconstruction. Accident victims and body deformities constitute a large per cent of the operations, but then there are those who choose new noses, ear corrections, reducing arms, thighs, and buttocks and even having a thigh lift or arm lift, Men and women in their middle years are parLicularly concerned about their chinlines and eye bags. Both of these corrections are possible without a complete face lift. Silicone implants have caused a vast decrease in the sale of "falsies". Women will pinch pennies and sacrifice to increase their bustlines. Men are becoming more appearance conscious as is proven through dieting, exercise, health clubs, cosmetics, etc. Now inert are consulting and taking advantage of cosmetic surgery. Prospective patients are concerned with unanswered questions as to which doctor to choose and how to go about finding a reputable cosmetic surgeon. Beware of ' Sitar h~ors TV, " - Psi2cxi.,1 yE . - Ovprpwsf by it" or g1pol WALLPAPER - , SIgi.I WALL- TO- WALL : #'' -- -- Loution E GONE. - - .............. .. Transmitting ........... FuII*n s hv WALK ALL CY(A ............NivinIasi cakn. UuWtrmmlBKPOwww011iff Call S ' Modiustrip TWENTY ............. I ") ,,,, HAMMER - ., YSLOL TEN FOUR. ABIG . ....... ........Abigy . - ,• , best ' Fsc.-tolacaassting TENROGER . . . Doll Sticket TINSEVEN Qfl ft •fr . Llwmiuisn TEN NINE RUI1M4 . $peadiimft TIN TWENTY WNvswsy,u? Read ni.j i,ijij TEN THIRTY THREE 1. Esrpncy Truder'srssj,p TENTHIRTYSIX ......... WhMOiaft7 0000114 1 lg U ,ipty 1ud rig cv $IOTTLE ............ ....A t GRASS - . 55(thsspssdlmmn . Awrutsr CO radii Tnmck s top cafs ' , 3140*1 SKIP . . Asp ,jj KET . ................ . hSII$ SMOKEYWITH EARS . SUICIOEJOCKIY,, All twis GisdbyI , FOURWHEELER FRONT DOOR KAMMEROOWN III)' .. ..Anytody,Ise . ..Lacaibsy Intarlsrr,dwtttt . cosmetic surgery. In-depth reports of all forms of reconstructive surgery will follow.) Men, women and children from all walks of life are undergoing plastic surgery, either for health purposes or for beauty's sake. Today it Is possible to choose your own brand of beauty through comsrnetic and plastic surgery—from the receding hairline to the crooked little toe, According to Dr. Roger J. Bartels, plastic and reconstruction surgery specialist of Orlando, persons who are considering plastic surgery should be self-motivated and want the transition for themselves, Ile said, "Most plastic surgeons are attuned to psychology and can screen a patient. If a patient wants surgery with the thought of holding a marriage together or other reasons they cannot expect this prodcedure to be effective in these areas." Today many plastic surgeons have their own clinics and operating rooms and most of the surgery can be done there under local anaesthesia. Patients undergoing certain types of surgery'at 7:30 a.m. are released around p.m. on the same day with instructions for home care. ... .. COUNTY MOUNTY EDITOR'S NOTE: This first in a series of articles on plastic and is the any type "I think of plastic revision surgery is most pleasing to the persons involved and their mates, and, in fact, to all others around them. It is very important for many people to look good which in most cases automatically makes them feel good. I'm all for anything that will improve a person's self. image." — Dr. Robert J. Smith. the D~f 322-2611 931-9993 :•' ' •i .',. CLASSIFIED Sanford Radio and CB NEW LOCATION FORMER U.S. BANK BLDG. ACROSS 17-92 FROM BURGER KING 1NSANFORDPLAZA '- ': . If t '.J79.QS ' Over .. BACK 000R ................. Lost fig III ny LOCAI.TOXLL ...... ...... CNpsli Cal sSt1cv BACK DOWN L.Orivsslowv NAIL p BACKOUT ....... .... .... ... Stop trasiswiaIng ME RCY UO3 ..................Nsigu BAREFOOT .... ...... NIHI1Z1QO1IXIpUI MIUMARKERS BASES7AIION ........,, CB It= fixed Iotii MOBILE ............. ClsatasunlsdUtivduds BEAM ............... .. OlrpctIanaianma INOCULATE ..... ... ..... ........T. Wit wlth BEAR ...... .......... .. SblsHiImwiyProi MOVE ...................... Iamiin . BIARINTHEAIR ............... Spy ki the sky NEGATIVECONTACT Me noty onalloilstaUsn BEARREPORT ..........Wherswsthsyl NEGATIVE COPY ....... Olditothearraftwo BEAM TAKING PICTURES Radar N(6ATORY .... Is Mxn9ur; ONE TIME .................. BEAT THE BUSIIES Finditmsbeari ON THE PAY ... .......... .... LsiIipssdIieUl BICS*mTcn Turnoff Clssl ONTHESIDE BLEEDING ............Cllnterlwetci OVER SHOULDER ........ dial a friendly Ad-VISOr-. NEW LASER BEAM AdY Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their rigs and most everything lfl those good dependable w SPECIAL 8 ELEMENT 4O FT. BOOM WAS $ gp LENGTH - WORLD'S LONGEST 279.95 I 0300 (ONLY ONE LEFT) 31 Fl, BOOM. 12 ELEMENT LAYANITEON LINEAR I (ms !ctophone extra) Williamson Communication & Engraving 0th., Financing Available $1795 .. MRS. A . W .WOODALL napkin rings for every occasion and several sets of (tishcs, including fish-shaped plates and \__J 4 matching serving pieces. Through the years Rose who admits she is it homebody his 46 been involved in community =o and o is%'o past n . . ('lob and Seminole County t .. . . Democratic Clubs, among .... . dfl) other accomplishments. . - " She also "subs" in her . . husband's medical office when small clear plastic cubes - 1' . the need arises. contain heads of every shape During the past year and oneand color for her beadwork, -. . half, life at the Woodall home Tile busy rroom also also has a has taken on a new dimension beauty shop type hair dryer, since their 13-year-old daughter small television, sewing Chris has become an acmachine, typewriter, toniplished equisteriennt'. telephone, Ironing board and a Hose said, "We travel all over 4 lostt filled with it pot pourri of said, It was quite an un- t hr oughou t the home. When A sparkling white velvet sofa, in our home -bus and I enjoy all do-it-yourself materials. dertaking, but the result was complimented on her exquisite two matching chairs and lamp the horse shows from the [lose refinished the beautiful well worth the effort creations the attractive blonde tables are the main furnishings sidelines in air-conditioned furniture in the master 11cr own original hanging says, "There's really nothing to in the all-white room with comfort. On these trips bedroom overlooking the lamiips and decorative wall it. Anybody can do it. All it shades of pink and purple ac- main job iswardrobe oversize pool and patio. She ornaments are featured takes is time and patience," vents, mistress." : • 'IL1 isL't L(L't' ,.,i tçuvtt V14L1L9 Ut t& I!(U. PW.t3, 1') 95 DUALMIRROR MOUNTANTENNA An ornate gold-leaf table graces one wall. She said, "Oh I picked that up in a junk yard or some such place for $10 and gold leafed it." In the accompanying photo, Mrs. Woodall sits in front of a mirror with a hand carved frame which she gold-leafed, She also designed the coffee table and gold-leafed the horses heads which are bolted to a slab f glass. o Among the other items on the table art' a gorgeous white ceramic candleholder accented in gold. She designed this or. namnent, cut holes in the pattern and hand made the grapes and leaves from clay. A headed painting and personalized Christmas ornaments are also on display. -' - stands an easel with an 1111finished oil painting waiting for the fin-il touches. One wall is * *sectioned off with wide shelves house the making. The miniature furnishings and accents are from all parts of the world. When completed the doll howse will have its own electrical system and probably it stereo system. Another wall features a library of several hundred "how-to" books, colorful yarn',. patterns, paints, etc. Dozens of CLASSIFIED CB GUIDE LANOLmE ANTENNAS dewit Mt qmd bAitI 1W Al Palomar-21 Radio I i ', HIGHGLAR MIKE GAIN ANL. PA 929 p t lIt hasn Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're never far from the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen wheeler. PIANDLI .... Messenger 250 \\ — when you go on the air. The Part of the fun :it ('H coffee rules do require that you have a breaks and jainborees is station call sign and that you wearing it nameplate bearing use it at the beginning and end your handle and wandering of each conversation. But around among the crowd to see ('Hers gravitate to handles, if you can spot some handles identifying themselves and )OU recognize. "It's a great way each other by these instead of to meet people when you're new the more prosaic letters and in the neighborhood," a friend numbers assigned by the FCC. of iiiine told me recently, after In fact, many CBers take moving to a new town. longer to choose it handle tnan In Missouri, where mans to choose their equipment in the teenagers have rigs in their first place. There are so many cars, it's common to change factors to be considered: oc. handles every month or two. cupation, geography, an out- The reason isn't tiisitisfaction standing physical charac- with it chosen name or normal teristic, it sense of humor. The adolescent fickleness, but much Final result Frequently reveals more practical. itiore about the ('tier and his "Whenever we're out in our personality than he may cars, we talk back and forth suspect. like on dates or after school There are, for example, the basketball games and things," macho names like Hell-forLeather and Bad Bernie, heard one teenager reports. "That utimniorily on the Interstates. was cool until I discovered that There's the coyness of Foxy iii> moiit was using the CB rig Lady, an inveterate flirt in New she has in her kitchen to keep tabs on what I was doing. So England. were all the other moms. It Or take the case of Red It) der didn't take them long to figure anti Little Beaver, a husbandand-wife truck driving team. out who was using which handle. So now we switch One look at his red 101) tells how handles when we figure they've he got his handle. Then there caught on to who's who. I even are occupational titles like have to disguise my voice to Radioman or Photoman or the fool my mom.'' (;ood hate Gal. Is your name Gene and are In case you're looking for you thin? Then a handle like some ideas for your handle, Natio Lean Mean Gene is almost how about these: Fat Alice, a inevitable. So is Joe from pleasingly plump lady living in One of Seminole County's 12 million highway accidents. new Lake Mary team, Kokomo, a resident of the southern Illinois; Carpenter newest public service Al the present time, React has These teams nioruitor for the Indiana city. Are you in the Ant, a builder in suburban organizaØn, "Lake Mary over 200,000 volunteer mem- purpose of assisting in any body and fender business, or Philadelphia: Fritz the Cat and React," recently received its hers. In the past year over 700 emergency where no telephone addicted to accidents? Then the Devil 1)0g, two truckers from national charter Iron) the new It e act teams have been is readily available and for road Fender Bender ittight suit you Arizona; Cotton Picker iyou national headquarters in started in the United States. and severe weather in. to it T. And speaking of T, can guess where he's from by Chicago. The teams are comprised of formation. React also attempts there's The Big T. a trucker his accent); Big John and Little Lake Mary React is a branch Citizens Band operators who on to coordinate efforts with and from Tulsa. John, it father-and-son team in the nationwide React their own time, monitor CB provide coniniunications help Handles are colorful and Chicago; Apple Mary, it International Inc., which Last Channel 9, which was set aside to other groups, such as the sontetimes witty. But their real Brooklyn, N.Y. CBer who loves year re-ganlzed into a new by the Federal Communication American Red Cross, Civil fascination for CBers is the to point out that she lives in the independent non-profit public Conuuission to be the official Defense, in emergencies and cloak of anonymity they lend to Big Apple, and, last but not service organization, emergency-aid channel. disasters ('H conversations, it's possible least, The Kissing Line. The nationwide organization, In this area, teams are in All teams constantly strive to (orated in 1962, was originally operation in most cities. They assist any citizen, whether a sponsored by General Motors are Orange, Lake, Brevard, CBer or not, in such Corp., and since has handled an Seminole, Volusia, DeLand, emergencies as searches, road estimated 55 million emergency Daytona Beach and New assistance, message relays, or calls, Including approximately Smyrna Beach, as well as the any other public problem. S S S \\ \ \ \ the channel selector on your while eavesdropping on con- response from hobbyists who to chat up a member of the receiver. You'll catch such versations in the suburbs, spend their days toiling in the opposite sex and flirt for hours, handles as Black Hart from In Methuen, Mass,, there's canyons of Madison Avenue. days, or months without the There's nothing more colorful Phoenix or the Bumper Headshrinker, it clinical In Washington, there's even necessity for ever meeting. Of about the very colorful hobby of Thumper while driving the psychologist, while in Fairfield First Momma — Betty Ford. course, if you like what you CII radio than the aliases, or Inter-states of the midwest, Nothing in the FCC rules hear, it's a simple matter to handles, you hear as you flick Party Line and Snow White is likely to bring more than one requires you to have a handle arrange it meeting. JOH SON CB! J • c¶ '"It center oF the room By ROBERT ANGuS The Herald Services illuminated metei channel selector Built-in automatic noise limiter Built-in speech compression for extra range \ \ jut t We have , \ \ One pecial savings! ER ... r Those Handles Tell A Lot About CBer Messenger 123A \\\ -._- is ftie tastefully appointed Wilson Place home of 1)r. and 1rs. A. W. Ikosci Woodall alive with lovely works of art including many treasures Mrs. Woodall has created from trash. For more than 20 years Rose has devoted all of her spare time to creativity in all forms of decorating, sewing, ceramics, crocheting, knitting, painting, bead work, clay work, furniture efinishing, gold leafing and decoupage - to name it few. One room of the spacious home is off-limits. This area is Rose's workshop or hobby room and just could be classed as a ' T Got CB questions? We can't provide individual replies but will answer selected questions of general interest here. Write Mike Wendland, CB Break, co The Evening herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla,, 32771 S By DORIS 1)IKTIUCII Herald Correspondent ,/' — A. Generally, the center of the roof provides the best spot, though different locations are sometimes more practical depending on the antenna and vehicle. For a complete discussion, see my book, "cii Update," available for $3.95, plus 30 cents postage from Sheed and Ward, 6700 Squibb Rd., Mission, Kansas 6622. of 111._4t./lIuIi! - _ Q. Please settle this argument. Where's the best place to mount a mobile antenna, on the root or rear bumper? — Hill Tines, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lake Mary React Team Gets nal Charter Creativity Sparks Woodall Home Decor (fill 1'1I ), A. If the C13redlo belongs to you, it must be licensed as a Class I) station. The permit you have gives you no CB privileges. That's the type nece3sary For commercial broadcast station operators. _____ There 's Enforced L, Evening Her.Ad HAPP TO HELP YOU WRITE YOUR ACTION AD' J S You're not setting the tee right. Please! I'd rather do it myself. Wo'.! See, I know what I'm dolsi'. ' �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bv Sunday, July IL 97 W Club Spons ore d Weekly Radio Talen t planned for Miss Sophia Monroe, Arthur Beckwith, A. K. Elmer Cordell for a family becoming lost arts as the McDougal, bride-elect of A. K. Shoemaker and Frances Also Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Pate to study dancing (luring the reunion, population spends its spare and son Harold, Mrs. Raymond summer months. Shoemaker Jr. Mrs. C. R. McDougal. time sitting. watching and nhnu. nn,I tin ..,,kt.,r mm!;.,,, At a meeting of Sanford Flowers entertained at her More than 11 boys from 6to 13 listening," Hollywood Shops pre.. Business and Professional Celery Avenue home at a Mr. and Mrs. W. A. torrison Mrs. Arthur Beckwith en. years-of-age spent three weeks inventory sale featured bras, Women's Club, members voted miscellaneous shower for Miss and daughter Margaret, Mr. tertalned her sister Mrs. at the 3,000 acre M. Q. Ranch cents to $1 each; girdles, from to sponsor a talent program McDougal. Vacationing were Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Dutton and II Benjamin Wilson Jr nr'riisd 1w L' . I..J:. . of ILl t 01 Vd!..l, Iuie3 nand. over tiaclin Station WTRR Invited guests were the Waycross, Ga. at Mrs. J. M. Swaim, Mrs j daughter Patricia and Judge Ca co; five miles northwest of Osteen. bags, $1; and children's socks, every Saturday mornings, Misses Margaret Dinglelder, Cameron and daughters Jackie and Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom. party. Twelve guests attended. Club for a picnic at Sanlando " ten cents a pair. under the direction of Mrs Eric l)iIon Baker, Ruth Southernand Marty, Mrs. Robert Springs. Also Mrs. Henry Mcl.aulin, Dorothy Rowe, The weekend specials at Associated Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. W. B. Kirby, Rebecca and Mrs. Ed Little, land, Shirley Moore, Lila School Superintendent T. W. Press Women's News Editor Piggly Wiggly were ham butt Auditions were set for every Leffler. May Ann Galloway. Mann and children John and Rodenberry, Mabel Chapman, -%I-Sgt. Julian L. Stenstrom said, "Some citizens have l.awton announced that the 210 ends, 39 cents oer DouniI. Friday aft ernoon . An., I n...! I tI,co IIdIU, , M.- '1' A been IløIon school teachers in the county was among the first reservists giving thought to the effects of I:'ifle MIII Boston butt pork roast, 49 cents The picnic supper and Betty Ann and Hazel, Mr. and Gay Flowers, ;Ind Beverly school system would each on active duty at Fort television on reading." WilkJnson, Cherry per pound; crearned cottage meeting was held at the Lake Gradick. J. L Also ,%Jr. and Mrs. Gerald Mrs. annual NIcPherson. Ga., to be returned receive a She quoted Anthony Price of White. Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Singletary, Mr. and Mrs. Paulcheese, 21 cents per pound; Mary home of Mrs. W. E. Baker Also Mmes. D. I.. Thrasher, increase, bout .1 $300 9 to inactive duty. catsup, 14-ounce bottle, 19 andMrs. R. E. True presided in Ralph Wight. John FitzNew York who said, "My ob- Livingston, Mrs. R. W. Pezold Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. c ents; and two quart bottles of the absence of President Mrs. patrick,GeraldlMssing, Robert president Sanford Pilot Club, servation is that we are Stephenson, Carol Skinner Crapps and Mrs.of V. C. Messenger, ThirtytwoniernbersoftheW becoming a nation of fanny Rev. anti Mrs. J. E. McKinley E. J. Routh. , hla)'eS. — Brown, Thomas Cobb. Malcolm C. Lossing, A. C. Imsing and A. sitters — Victims of that dread IL ; — MacNeil and David Bach. Mr. and,%Irs. Donald Jones and Miss Gretchen Kirchhoff A series of bridal parties was Also Mmes. Bruce Bolt, Ben announced that the club would J. Lossing families gathered at disease, "spectatoritis" Con- son Tommy and Mrs. J. M. accompanied by Edith Royal of And it all happened 2 years combine with Winter Park Pilot the home of Mr. and Mrs. versation and reading are Brady. Winter Park left for New York ago this week. 0 -- (.,_:_ A . In July Swim Instructors Play It Cool In August Lawns should be fed now, especially if they are young lawns BY LEWIS S. MAXWELL tarines. or lawns that are unthnifty. Because of Florida's sandy soils and Azaleas and camellias should Poinsettias must have their leaching rains, lawns need periodic feeding if they are to remain be fed now with a quality last pruning by the end of healthy and compete with weeds. azalea-camellia special. These August. If pruned later than Mow )our grass regularly with a sharp mower. Lawns are hungry plants and must be that, they may not show color shredded with a dull lawn mower heal slowly, and at times they completely fed. For them to do this year. are subject to diseases growing on the damaged portions of the well, they should never suffer Start planning your grass blades. Set your lawn mower up to 2' to 3 inches for from drought. vegetable garden now. Prepare Rahiagrass and St. Augustine grass. There are many excellent the soil and fumigate it in During the summer much water is lost by grass and other fruit that can be grown in September. Then start planting plants through transpiration. Watch your lawn and other plants so Florida. We have fresh fruit winter vegetables about the that they do not suffer from drought. Watering Is more efficient at from our yard every month of first of October. night. Much of the water put out by sprinklers during the day is the year. The book FLORIDA lost immediately by evaporation. Although we live in a cold vE(;Ei'AnhJ-:s tells you when, Summer is a rough time for your ornamental plants. Roses area, 24 degrees F. twice last how, and what to plant in your must be sprayed each week with a good fungicide such as M-45 year. I grow pineapples under vegetable garden. i Fore), Daconil, or Benlate to control black spot. Roses must also the eaves of our house anti Integrated pest control of ___________ under trees. We had some of the insects is the combination of finest pineapples you ever saw suitable horticultural practices last year. along with using pesticides in j Muscadine grapes ripen such a manner as not to harm during August. They are the native or introduced beneficial best and easiest grapes to grow. Insects. be sprayed for such pests as thrips, spider mites, aphids, plant Eat some this year and )oU will 1)o not bother to bring in bugs, and scale insects when these pests are present. want to grow them. They are ladybird beetles or praying There are a few vegetables that can be grown during the excellent and are well suited to nianhids, for the ladybird sunmier, including Jerusalem artichoke, Helianthus tuberssus, most of Florida. Other fruit we beetleswill not stay around. which is a tuberous rooted sunflower. It is a seven foot plant with enjoy from our Yard are citrus. and the umantids eat few insect small four inch sunflowers. pests. Jerusalem artichoke has been grown by the American figs iCeleste, loquaLs (Oliver), Indians for centuries. It is very easy to grow, and when the plant papayas, peaches and necdies down in the fall, thumb sized tubers are ready to be dug. They are used as you would use water chestnuts. They are excellent and crunchy in salads. Many people think they are better than water chestnuts. The carbohydrate in them is in the form of inulin which is a good food for diabetics. They are listed in several seed catalogues such as Geo. W. Park Co. Inc., Greenwood, S.C. 29647. ('hor.-.' In,...-.l,*. ...i1 I....,_ t_.. H ---i'l U1 IW IIWL all uiiiiimer it given sonic Parasite care. stink bug eggs ' *. ........ *IU Plastic Surgery Key i ('ont'd from Page l-C abdomen costs about $1,200 and Is normally done under general anaesthesia In a hospital. This procedure corrects stretch marks, sagging skin from dieting and wrinkled skin. The price for a rhinoplasty, or nose correction. is about $750. A complete face lift not in. cluding eyes or the mouth area is about $1,2t)O. The price of the bletharoplasty is $300 for the upper sagging skin of the eyelid and $400 to remove fatty tissue under the eyes. The chemical peel can be used on the entire face to decrease tiny wrinkles, This method, used around the lips, produces a superficial skin burn. which scabs over and the scab drops off in about week. An entire face chemical peels costs about 11,000. The lips alone are about $300. Augmentation manimaplasty, breast enlarging operation. is common today among women. However, patients are warned that silicone injections are prohibited by the Federal Drug Adniinist.ration. The most popular breast enlarging procedure is the insertion of a Silastic silicone bag containing a soft silicone gel that is the same consistency of breast tissue. The implant, once inserted against the chest wall where it adheres, = looks and feels. anti in a sense, is actually a part of the body. Silicone implants conie varying sizes and prices begin at about $1,000. The prostllesisalone costs more than $200. Dermabrasion is a Process of removing the outer layer of skin through a process similar to sand papering. The method is effective in the removal of acne or pitted skin and costs about $500. Don't expect Insurance to cover Plastic surgery except in certain accident cases or where the con. dition is a health hazard. Prospective patients are reminded that no two cases are alike and only your qualified plastic rgeon can successfully analyze each particular condition. The following local case histories and interviews were conducted by the reporter and are not from medical files. Dottie had a textbook figure and was well en. dowed until her four children were born. after which time her breasts dwindled to nothing. At age 39 she underwent the breast enlargement operation. s said, 'It's the most wonderful thing that ever happened to me and I'd dig worms for the money to have it done again if necessary. I went from an A cup to a B. I feel like a sex kitten and my husband has fallen in love with me Tum WE G FLOWERS $ $ We will be pleased to assist you with Planning your wadding display including ConagesaBoutonaleru One of Central Florida's Finest Fiorits e_). V* PH, 322.1122 .1 - - .I..ft LdI . iii I I I.iI .1,.. WV - ' • - - • -" , - THERESA NETrLF.S JIt'SI commendation to the cast and AA • A I production staff. She said, "We rriage I-'ppi ications Flora Miller (Formerly of were all amazed. The kids are Fabric Care Center) is now just grand so well-disciplined ('harks J. Palmer, 38, Wade B. Cowley Jr., William J. Perry, 66, Sanford, at Wes-Kay 11, Ill W. 27th St, ;Ind so professionally trained."tltamonte Longwood, and Cherie F. 'springs and and ( ordttii Nelson, 52 San (next to Pinecrest School). The complete production of *1 Wash, Dry & Fold Service is Patricia It. l)riggers, 24, ford Hanson, 26, l.ongwood. "River Gold" w ill be broadcast Orlando Ralph F. McCord, 58, now available — 25 c per lb. Robert Johnston, 45 Orlando over (lnnnel 24 on Aug 3 at Geneva, mod Esther B Hayes, (regor) 1) ltichburg 18 : 1 * Hours B.S. Two drop off locad Denzia L. Kltnger, 40 8:30 p.01. Sanford, and Linda L. Harvey, 42. Orlando lions — Wes Kay I, 2010 Altamonte Springs I6, .Sanford French Ave. and 111 W. 27th Kenneth B. Harrelson. 19, . Two)oung first-time mothers Ju-Thung IISLI, 31, Banana Alan K. Singletary, 21, St. of less than a week were in. Sanford, and Barbara A. Maitland. and Sandra A. Lake, and Su-May Chou, 28, (atron. 16, Apopka ... troduced to motherhood with Schenectady, N.Y. Swann, 18, Sanford (regor S. SL*dthagen. 4, slightly more than the normal Imrry I). Wade, 34, Orlando, hustle-bustle of a wee one. and Vicki L. McGough. 24, lanipa, ano hobble D. Stadthageri, 21. DeBarv Surgery has Debbie Garland h4ungwl Timothy B. Bennett, confined to Florida Hospital. William L. Stroup Jr. 28, Orlando. andMary Blair is in .I &-inford, and Cheri L. Graiiani, 0% c 17. Oviedo cast with an ankle ;Ind foot 22, .Sanford Handle IA--e Van Ness, 18, break. IF you can ties knot, then Nlikif It. Bowman, 31, Sianand wn IAe you too can do macrame! lord, and Karen N. Dunn, 22, Nanicti alter nova stars which suddenly Increase with great inAnita and Russ Williamson SEE FOR YOURSELF! , Sanford offers daytime and .tenslty for a period of months to years, the nova cut Is the im- are spending a few' days There's more to Franz P. Harich, 27, David K McManamy, 23, evening macrame portant hairline for fall. The short tailored hairstyle I. projected relaxing on the Florida West Casselberry, and Margaret M. Bingwootl, and Susan I classes. For further inmacrame than plants as the bright star of the fall-winter hair fashions. Coast. formation Ph. 830-1440 Graham, 21, Casselberry 23. lAungwm)d and pots! Utilizing fish. 66 Edward W. Stoner, 69, Frederick B. Antonio, 24, bowls, fruit, and other 'A Oviedo, and hazel F. West, 46, Sanford, and I.uann hlaig, 20, to DAYTIME and evening accent pieces, you can 'i p Oviedo Sanford make , an exciting, Sun F. Sutterby, 28, Winter James H . Jenkins, 27, Mom's—keep those little -' --I fascination decoration — hands busy this summer Park, and Ruth If. Bryant, 19, Orlando, and Deborah K. for your home or office. inter Park i' Phirisl9 Sanfortl , J with MISTY ILLUSIONS daytime childrens Summer Morris A \kKune 20 Jackie J. Itich Jr., 18 San P' ceramic class.sl Phone \ ('asselberry, and Deborah M. ford, and Janet C. Combs, 17, for further into. Munsey, 16, cassehberr Sanford David If. Wall J9. ' Park . V .. Christmas is coming City. Okla., 1 Joyce I.. and Nlavis It. Mason, 18 Fern - why not start on Vakubehik, 19, lArngwood Park If you think fHxi prices are '4 'I'h()illas F. Stuckey, 25, Brian J. Campbell, 22, high now, remember fresh your ceramic and -. DeLantl, and Judy A. Stuckey, ('asselberry, and Jamie F. vegetables will beconie even 31, I)eIand I Bowden, 22, Casse lberr gifts more expensive (luring the ::me winter months. il J I.' Budget conscious shoppers are buying up large quantities ___ 180 Hwy. 434 - Longwood of fresh vegetables and freezing Kirby, Barbara I. anti Holmes, Benjamin P. Jr. and them now for use when they are (Next door to Hattaway) i1lidlii If. Susan B. no longer plentiful. Swain, James H. and Martha Allen, Billie Marie anti Freezing vegetables is a Ph. 830-1440 L. simple operation, one that Carroll F. Jennings, Jesse and Minnie should be considered by every ('halkley, John Albert and family, according to home SALE Mary Magdaline Kell) economists. _______ ___________ STARTS 2944 ORLANDO DR. After washing and trimming, Ilowington i vegetables are simply blanSANFORD TODAY lIi. ____________________________ and Lawrence Lowe, ,L.raIat died, or scalded, in boiling Full back with short front , .-,,.,, i,.,i_, ,,. IIVI ULI, 11113 LIIV :vta .'. .1 __ ___ - -t — — - ' -Unidentified Macrame Object! 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First St. Ph, 323-4132 cOmp.Ifl) the broadcast of Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole's presentation of "River Gold" The Channel 24 staff spent a full day photographing the production outdoors at Blue Springs. Ms. Stapleton said when she informed the staff they would be working with a cast of 78 on the all-day venture, they expressed intense displeasure. however, when the day's work was finished. the entire - - ,_ i . , ' :4010 . -. ' Area E . - oó 0 k' / ______________________________________________________ ' g S Sanford Flower Shop 2O Commercial A -IN - ' - - - Ill. - - - • Fabric and Tailoring oo,tJ .A~ ' - - '" - -- She said, "1 feel it's all me. It's fantastic just great. Wish I had had the operation 20 years ago, but of course, it was not perfet at that time. My husbarl loves it. We are both ver' happy and both of us coull become crusaders for thu. wonderful surgical ad. vancement. I plan to have ;t face lift when the m'oi strikes," - - - ____ .,", I - fulfilled. I am enjoying going braless and wearing revealing clothes. It Is certainly a boost to my ego and iiiy entire attitude is different. My husband is just crazy about the new me." Two hours after her augmentation mammaplasty. Jane in her early 40's, was on her way home from her surgeon's private operating room, about five weeks ago. She was uncomfortable for two days, but is now combing the shoppes for new fashions with plunging necklines. • R ABl(.AIL VAN BUREN l)EAR ABBY: Our neighbors r are among the nicest people we've ever met, but within the r last few months, they have iiiade subtle but persistent attempts to bring missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of 14111111111111111 Latter-Day Saints (Mormonsi I into our home to show us the long as he strayed once, what's ight" religion. 'I'hey Nave told us that it is one more time?) I agree with you, Abby. If you their "cluty" to the Lord to show us happy they are and how must confess an infidelity, happy we would be with the confess it to your pastor, or ask the Lord to forgive you through Mormon church. We have told them that we your prayers, but spare your are quite satisfied with our spouse the pain if possible. HURT APLENTY religion and do not feet the need t)EAR HURT: Confession to to change, but they keep trying. flow do we let them know the spouse may be good for the without antagonizing them that soul. hut my mail tells me It's we enjoy their friendship but had for the marriage. DEAR ABBY: I have a big aren't interested in their problem. My husband sits In religion? THE sEl(;uBoRs front of the television hour after DEAlt NEIGHBORS: You hour, day after day. whenever seem able to communicate very he's home. tie hardly ever talks well in a letter. If you've told to me anymore. fie even eats his meals in them verbally and they aren't getting the niessage, write a front of the TV! I could take my letter.(Of course, after thi hits clothes off and stand in front of the TV stark naked, and would print, you may not have to.) l)EAlt ABBY: Thank you for ask me to move so he could see saying that a husband should the TV. We have no children, and I'm not confess his infidelity to his wife. I've always felt that in this afraid we won't ever have any regard, ignorance was bliss, as long as we have a TV set. It but m' husband had other sure is a good method of birth control, but I would really like ideas. Several years ago, the children. What should I do? Dismantle \lr arid Mrs Bryan Nettles of Osteen, are announcing the companymyhusbandworks for tI'ymuient and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, sent him to Europe for three the TV, orgo out and grtmyself htrcsa F'aye, to Harold Vincent Davidson, son of Mrs. J. weeks. Knowing that the flesh is another man? I am getting very lonely. sometimes weak, before he eft, I ii. mdson, 1511 Mellonville Ave. TV WIDOW Born in Sanford, Miss Nettles is, a 1976 graduate of Deland I told him: "I don't believe you DEAR WIDOW: How old L will ever be untrue to me, but if Iiuih School. She is a maternal granddaughter of Mrs. Bessie tell )our husband? And bow old are DON'T Mann, of Bunnell. tier paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. you should, please me' Even if I have my doubts, you? How long have you been W.J. Nettles of Osteen. 11cr fiance, born in Sanford, is assistant foreman of Florida convince me that I'm wrong." married? Is this alleged sexual Well, he went, and he was indifference in favor of the TV I'uls. Inc., I)elmnd. The wt'ultling will bean event of Aug. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Osteen untrue, and he couldn't wait to something new? Or has it been tell me about it. I forgave him, going on for a long time? Fill Baptist Church. All friends n(1 relatives are invited. of course, but the hurt will me in on the facts, and I'll felt the always be there plus the fear you which to dismantle of a repeat performance. As TV or your man. . Send a,fouje Under the guidance of Coach tocolkge Bob Goff, the girls start with beginners and teach them the fundamentals. "First thing we do is teach them to hold their 01 breath for 10 seconds under 4 water," mid Cathy, who's only been swimming for a couple of years herself. Kim learned to swim when she was in second grade, but didn't do much swimming until a few years later. Cathy regrets not learning to swim when she was much vouneer. iiiL. o'->:.:o.> , : . .( Coach Goff said, "Both of I these girls are just fantastic. '1' FAIRWAY Kini is better than i am at :?. ,'. 4 teaching. She has lots more i Dry Cleaning at budget patience and an excellent ..,a )s' . ' rapport with the students. and coin laundry service in a pleasant at. Cathy gets all the tough jobs. am She get the little kids who t.jy. Located , come screaming through the i . 'i FAIRWAY gates, all scared and excited. She has them swimming two or On Hwy. 17.92at27th I . three laps by the end of the two 322.9739 / week session," Try it you'll like , £ ______________________________ ` i Full front with short back Beauty all over again.' Alter losing over 100 pounds, Betty, in her early SO's, suffered severe skin sag. Her surgeon began cosmetic surgery with her drooping eyelids which were obstructing her vision. She later had a surgical face lift, chemical face lift and abdominal revision. She said, "1 had the surgery done peace-meal and it took a long time. I was a fright after losing all the weight. It was worth looking in the mirror again. I felt I looked good and that made me feel good. There was never too much discomfort and I would most certainly go through with the whole works again." Becky, in her early 30's, has a beautiful figure now after breast surgery a few weeks ago. She went from a padded A cup to a C cup. She said, "It's fantastic —so satisfying. I have more confidence and feel — .,.,, .ti..nn.i pool. ' To - - LAUNDROMAT r - ', The girls are both pleased with their jobs and the con. Ildence the coach has In them. Two teenage girls are having 'l guess we get along good with a busy summer teaching other the students because we act like kids, too!" laughed Kim. youngsters to swim. Cathy smiled and said, "I just Cathy Burleson, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. like to be with the kids." More information on the Burleson, Longwood, and Kim Blake, 14, daughter of Mr. o. E. classes may be had by calling Blake, Maitland, were selected I)'fliUi High School. to teach the summer Red Cross classes at Lyman High School's Help of -- W ,, By EIDA NICHOLS herald Correspondent Pots And Plants IN THE DOLLHOUSE .', Terrific Teens Summer Garden Honored Deborah Pharis -- - j..u,i To Do In . Eve Crabtrce Ileft) and linda Deborah Kay Debbie) Muims, Uub Kloss, Barbara _, , 'luir are promoung "me .Johnson and Kitty West. Plans, bride elect of James Great American Dollhouse Ilenry Jenkins on July 24 at 7:30 Also the Misses Amy Morgan, Pattern Rook," compiled by .. .,s di ,..ê L'..,. p.m. r ii rrvsoyterian Theresa Johnson. Debbie of Sanford Junior members Church of Sanford, has been Shoemaker. Kim Roberts, Woman's Club as an entertained at a series of preJanet Clements, Wend) , educational Bicentennial nuptial parties. Williams, leslie Whittern, Sue project. Proreeds from the Debbie is the daughter of Mr. Itusho, Francie Echols, Joni unique book sale will go _. Judy Swain Mzirv Ann F and Mrs. F.E. Pharis of San. l3aIes. ...... toward a scnniarsnip for a ford, and t he future Grover, Holley Kuriniai and I hild w Ith learning bridegrooni's parents ar6 Mr. bride. at tier Sunset Drive Dede Boyd. :fisabilitles. Nlrs. Crabtree Is and Mrs. William Jenkins of home. Also Evan Moran, liesel Junior Education Chairman Orlando. Lesley and Christy Li le, [lowers. Becky Fdwar . On for Florida Federation of Rita Jones and Ginger Moran assisted by their mother, Edwards, Christy Edwards, $%A Womens Clubs. i Herald %% ere hostesses at ;I Martha Lyle, entertained Matt Powers ;Ind Jin) Lyle. '.."', Photo by Duris Dietrichi ";, ' iiscellanenus shower for Debbie at a Coke party and ','k . ,.,. I Oebbie.-it the Jones home on W. shower at the Lyle horne on Mrs. John (Eve, Crabtree is - , I featured in the summer issue of Hwy. 46, A pink anti white color Satsuma Drive. I 41 ..iiLiri.L. "Florida (iubwoman". Eve is scheme was carried out in ibm' tho nItwr invii,wI .1b decor and ref reshments and the atten;Iingthe various parties, Junior Education Chairman of honoree received a corsage of including the bridegroom-to-be Florida Federation of Women's pink carnations from the were the mothers, Mrs. Clubs FFWC and heads 210 . / I hostesses. Holloway and Mrs. R. Z. junior clubs in this field. i — When the FFWC convenes in Another miscellaneous Johnson, grandmothers; and shower was given for Debbie by Mrs. Cora Bourguardez and September for the fall board , Elaine Galloway at her Mrs. Sara Brown, great- meeting, a special guest apI / I / *atalina Drive home. Pink and grandmothers of the bride. pearing will be Eunice Shriver, , sister of the late President white were captured in the elect. I' Also Mmes. Fred Baker. Kennedy. Mrs. Shriver was decorations 'nd refreshments. The table centerpiece. a bride Avern Bradley, Viola Frank, invited because of her special .p doll cake, was presented to the Barbara Johnson, Ginger lake, interest and promotion of the honor guest as a keepsake. Fran Mero, Sara Myers, Carol Special Olympics, a sports r M__tr,. k_ — Mrs. JoAnn Rowe, Monica Sue Powers, Rose Pulsifer, participation for retarded and Rowe and Isa Ray entertained Lola Steakley, harold Scott, physically handicapped Debbie at a bridal party at the Faye Smith and Susan Durham. children. Rowe home on Linda Lane. Also Mmes.Myril Steakley, Miureen Stapleton, producer Debbie and her bridal at• Joyce West, Mary Ann Evans, of WMI"K.TV Channel 24 4endants were honored at the Ilulen Ray, Martha educational programs, and her traditional bridesmaids Jun. ltourguardez, Wanda Hubbard, staff have been scouting and t'heon. Hostess was Mrs. C. F. Katherine Boland, [less photographing Sanford area Nettles-Davidson Holloway, grandmother of the Edwards, Judy Morris, Laura for historical data to ac- flhIJ UUU•ItS S_II W&iII, What Letter May Get MessaaaArrnss Programs By DORIS flRlCH Herald Correspondent Horn,.,., Sunday, July 25, IM-3C Evening Herald, Sanford: Fl. In And Around Sanford ..- ihe permed nova rut " Ir j -, Company's 5-In-1 Cooker is a Marie Paul Holleman, George W. Ill and large pot with a perforated inner liner that can be used as a Neva S. F'aler, Dcrrt'l Jane and Tunblancher, as well as a vegetable tItt I. steamer, spaghetti cooker, Jackson, Katherine and I. J. tulander, or soup-stock pot. Jones, Sara Sue and When used for blanching, vegetables are placed in the Lawrence A. basket and lowered into boiling water make sure vegetables Porter, Jay K. and Julie Ann ire completely covered. Sc-hrivener, Iris Jean Powell After blanching the and JulianWilliam Vicars, Eda Frances Vance vegetables are chilled at once in drained and and Ross Elmer jet Stubler, Doris L. and William packaged. Freezer containers should be Filled nearly to the too D. ('eresohi, Robin Mattair and and sealed so they are air-tight. If the freezer maintains a John Michael Johnson, Wanda Sharon and tCfl1fX1'1tLli'll of zero or lower, James n. frozen 100(15 will keep six to Freeland, Thomas M. Jr. anti nine months. If freezing ternperatures are higher than zero, Barbara A. Jackson, David and l,uberta the food should be used within a IX'Bost' month or two 41 , DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE WE ARE REPEATING THIS SALE WITH ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE ADDEDII ENTIRE SAVE ', l PHOTO-PRINTS C JERSEY MACH. 49r WAWI F"Row FAMM AT ONI WI P8KV DRESS, BLOUSE & SPORTSWEAR FABRICS 00 OF ALL DRESS & DRAPERY FASRICSI ENTIRE STOCK OF NOTHING WITHHELD SIMPLICITY PATTERNS .I i 10 uP 6 -- 100', POLYESTER • 60' TO 1 /2 Off MIU.01 oua SUSII0 PIiClSl T-SHIRT FORMIRLY $1.49 yd. /3 1i. A 3TU3Ua TRW 1*3 MT WI BINIAMI PUTRISAIATIAUIII OFF LIMIT 6 WIT11 ANY IAUK S WHOM OHLTi NEW SHIPMENT? UP TO THE MINUTE; STITCHES, PATTERNS & COLORSI 100. POLYESTER WIN DOUBLE 89c KNITS 14 tIe �I 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Sunday, July 23, 0Th Chic Young BLON DIE I ] IL I Thealrical light portrait 5 Comedian's 39 Ampersand 40 Distant line 8 Principal actor 41 Frighten 44 Prejudi ced I) Narrow inlet 48 Rot. 14 P(i Me, 49 Baseball club -- -' 50 Actress Baxter 15 Regi on 51 Bombys 16 Upper limb 52 Grow old 17 Cams victim 53 Afr ican beast IBib) 18 Actor Beatty and namesakes 20 Stupefies Aged 27 Article 23 Specter 26 More concise 30 injury 31 Masticate 32 Hasten 31 Pub order 54 Espensive 55 Affirmative reply 56 Depots lab A ETML I..;. `M4IT IF E) HTE0 g M4 TOI.1a. Wfz 11M TIRED) S( C J3 r f-L J 4 T}41 FlIi(?OtTt .. , n I4? .$' .. L_ i , vy A L_ _ iL r N .A 3 r' T rJCI - -..--- - 4. I It's possible you could have a bit of a chip on your shoulder today with relatives or family members. Don't let theth get to you. tribesman 34 Diving bird 5 Kind of opera 26 Fired a gun 35 Unsullied 36 Deform 38 Sat to, a 6 Tunes 7 School of *males 17 Cameras eye 49 Cove 1 3 2 Celebes — r 4 ir — - — — — I r. — — — — — 23 - — — -- 27 - 28 29 — — 41 32 — - - I — — '-4 — — — — — — — I — 40 — — 41 — 42 43 — SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't go into any joint yenlures at this timewith one whom you don't see eye-to-eye with on the major issues. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 4- -. I' snowed into parting with opinions it's best you keep them something you're very fond of to yourself today rather than to $ by a smooth-talking acquain- openly buck the majority. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) tance. CANCER (June 2lulyZ2) If Being a do-it-yourselfer today expensive, prove you're trying to stick to a could tackle a you if especially definite budget today, avoid more for calls that project free-spending friends whom i July 23-Aug. 22) Enjoy yourself today, but keep Control over certain matters pursuit of pleasure within important to you may slip from reasonable bounds. Overindul- — — others. Normally you have a substantial amount of patience with trying tasks, but today you could lose your cool too easily. GEMINI t May 21-June 20) Be careful today or you may be 19) If you have some unpopular LEO if - TAURUS April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) No one will profit, including yourself, if you try to get too clever today buslnesswlse. Take a little, leave a little forj you'll feel obligated to keep up know-how than you possess. PISCES (Feb. 20.-March 20) with. — 20 24 — - 1- - 19 — — — — 10 11 — — ..-. oo ARIES March 21-April 19 34 Solitary 35 Doors 37 Turkic 28 •-... For Sunday, July 25, 1976 8 Performer on 31 S tring 27 So Ireland 29 Organ part ,fl ,., P CLQ1 9 Forbidden 10 Solar disk It Units of reluctance 19 Wapiti 20 Theatrical performance 22 At that time 23 Fish 24 Hawaiian ft HOROSCOPE ltyHF.RNICEBKI)EOSOI = I Author of Pygmalion' 2 Brazilian rubber 3 Above 4 English eating precIpice place 25 Native metals — Mort Walker i t' rn ice DOWN — BEETLE BAILEY i 38 Average 40 Parca, Clotho Atropos 41 Raced 42 SOlicitude 13 Operatic solo 44 Book part 45 Initial lab) 16 Wild ox of 21 by Art Sonic .. Answer to P'eV'OUS Puzzle Theatrical ACROSS THE BORN LOSER -.,-, ry -•- - 44 — — — — - -- 45 46-147 — — 62 . - 50 51 1 - your hands today unless you take steps to prevent it. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don't treat others in a condescending manner today. Being uppity doesn't become you. Those you deal with will even the score later. 1.188,1 Sept. 234)ct. 23) Operate in accordance with ,our highest ideals today ou're in the spotlight. Your every,actlon Is being observed, gence could carry a painful price tag. v im YOUR BIRTHDAY July25,1976 Conditions having a direct effect upon you could suddenly shift from time to time this year. If you're ready to move on a moment's notice, unusual advantages will be gained. 53 1 55 ARCHIE by Bob Montana - WERE LEARNING TO SURVIVE INANYSITU.4rION WITHOUT MODERN r AN. WHAT A GREAT DAY WE MAO BACKPACKING TECHNOtOGY EH, BOYS 7 THATS 4 GOOD _ — WN CAMPFIRE JUGHEAD.' DIDyOU START IT ev RUBBING TWO PIECES Q I For Monday, July 26, 1976 -.--- — — — — 24 — ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An opportunity of considerable Don't be afraid to set loftier size may present Itself today. goals than usual for yourself at Should fortune favor you, don't this time. Conditions are ripe let the brass ring slip from your make an Impressive score. AT BRIDGE t4 WOOD TOGETHER 2 11% 05W/iLl) and J/i'tlES JACOBY hold himself loss. to one diamond "' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. t)eC. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Special knowledge and There L' a favorable shift In expertise where yourcareer is domestic conditions. It should concerned gives you an edge prove to be beneficial to all and over your coworkers. Use It will enhance family life as a profitably. whole. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) There is a business opToday's bright ideas should portunity around you today. It were the nine South was in definitely be pursued. There's a could be brought to your at-4 trouble Otherwise, he would strong chance they'll lead to tention through an older get home something very worthwhile, lit' led his jack of diamonds reliable associate. West took his ace and led a seCANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ('I)fld heart Your material prospects look Special benefits will come South rutted and led his lOot extremely encouraging today, today through your one-to-one dianionds West covered with especially if you're involved in relationships, especially if you the queen South put on (IUflF a venture with an ambitious think in terms of giving Instead mv's king in and behold, the associate, of getting. fllfle spirt dropped just as LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) New PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If South had hoped it would lie enterprises launched today you think your past still had to lose a club and efforts quiefl of trumps, but he ('00111 have a better-than-average merit it. annrhw v,r 'I chance of success. Don't be of °ur accomplishments, it timid about taking a calculated could earn a bonus you'd not I get South blew both hot and flu '-• risk, otherwise cold his first bid of just one VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A \ Connecticut reader wants spade was a real underbid well-informed Insider may pass to know which side Still there was method in his YOUR BIRTHDAY information on to you madness lie was sure that the rubber The side that wins the today. July 21, 1976 tV.() or games the side that has Follow his exact inbidding was not going to die structions for best results. His second bid of four spades scored the greater number ru was an overbid. but hewanted puinlsdunng the ntirsi'utthe LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Influential contracts that to be in game and was afraid rubber Organizational activities are you've developed in the past Thu' an'.ier to this is a mere three-spade bid that favored today. Good things and will be making this year the side with the greater point could come .ouId be dropped through conLcts will prove to be an Immense lie took duniniv's ace of score wins the rubber It was obvious from the bid. ding and the queen of hearts opening lead that West would hold both ace and queen of diainods, It also appeared that he held exactly three v ards in that suit It his third diamond BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl \ 'ATS YR BEEF FUDD ThiS AON.XFiNG) 5PWAY t *JC*4T -' HERE is NO -ç c x'o.' / j I , - \\ (4o'v \ / CN 'A TLL'? DEPT COWWN.5 - lei C PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer YOU MEAN 1 1 YOU'LL I 1CF COURSE! '1 JOIN j'1 I'M FLATTERED.'J I J 1 I; \1i THOUGHT SHE SAID ) (3REATLOOK5'CLu! ' ) Y rTr 0 WHERE ARE 'YOU GOING? :-) 41, -- - ' LT~zW) OOKS I I QA CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BUR NS y WIAT APPE4ED, S/) by Lorry Lewis IIA$ ) PARTICIPTIG I A r A I$T 4:D I \_ ---' FRANK AND ERNEST MANX t ER VIE TE' You 2 COPy Of JACOB',' MODERN, send St to' "Win at Bridge, c/a this newpaper. p 0 Box 489, Radio City (IOO79 WON'T Ser-Lowe arms, - IrEiyNd &LBoW. - TtM, 7.4 far-reaching effects. can meet SIDE GLANCES THIS MONTH 1'H COVET2 19LACK F.AThFg GOES m 114E TRIaE'S 1RAVEI. A&EP41 1HA1CLJQVE AN, CLAN CLOGGER Oi}IE CLiMESI CLASSIC PE1IPATEflc PIGfON1 i Ii 'tJ by T. K. Ryan (YOU REALLY \ PONEEQ I ii I I 1 9 C I j 1' J • ' 9 SVC 9 people, E d by Gill Fox 0) - W >Tc .. l? . z Qs i C71 U) ' ' -J '( new I U) i 8 W-4 i > ° - sI c z u - r' ~ 1 11 01 2 . W p- ! —j i g . F'U •x1 J ''G >' LI, uJ , , . 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'- _ M :r . _________________ a ' - nt t:: T` monthly billing of $2.96 for water and $5.27 for sewer If they live inside the city and $3.70 for water and $1.59 for sewer If they ilve outside city Limits The proposed rates vary from 58 cents per thousand gallons for users of 4,001 to 5,000 gallons to 38 cents per th ousand gallons for users of over 100,000 gallons a moo& County residents served by city utilities pay an additional 25 per cent. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., are: reports recommending the removal of traffic lights at 3rd Street and Park Avenue and 9th Stree t and Park Avenue; co nsideration of a mutual fire aid agree ment with Seminole County; and purchase of property for the new city hall site. Silting in the dugout on a summer afternoon is something almost every American male land now a lot of women, too) can remember from those carefree summers of youth. And there was plenty of action in the way of American Legion baseball at Sanford Memorial Stadium over the weekend to watch from what is always one of the best seats in the house. Sanford Post 53 had to come from behind twice to make it to the finals of the district tournament, scheduled to begin Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Herald photographer Tom Vincent went Into the Sanford dugout to get this silhouetted shot of Melbourne's Walt McTh eniiy at th e plate with Jay Johnson on the receiving end of th e pitch. (see story, page s-A ,,,. ,. C I.? THE I DUGO UT U U I u; scheduled to go Into effect Sept. 1. e rate hike Is part of City Manager Warren Knowles' proposed budget for the fiscal year which begins Oct. 1. Without the rate Increases, Knowles uys, the uIll, department wW end the 1976-77 fiscal year $120,000 in the bole. The new rates won't affect users of less than 4,000 gallons a month, who will continue to pay the minimum IK A VIEW FROM gi. The new rates which will! Increase Sef and . --_______ _______ Er - - Today 27 0 _• ___& z = X. CL MBridge M ' E; Around The Clock >m rn - ---'1 - '. ,. ej M 43 A Comics Crossword n- a a - g 2. - cI ra '0 . - ,.•.,•... '- V -I . Sports eb 'a 9- - 2 ic- C r ' - ., ' 0 a Z eD Er Cr A) -< (6 ' rA 90S. > =r - go El DeWls on Page 3-A. hil Sheriff's PC M =ro 'n ~1. 0 M a < a E. rb q* 0 E. c> :R CL E; 2, 12 :3 - . 9J 0 0 > !1 CA UQ 0 2 q. -3 2. 2 f. 5 p f . 0 CL ell 0 'g m _ 2 . >0 70 g --- 0 9 (A Lu r) — — 2L,:(D a 2 S 2 2 CL 03 QQ — 111 2. -et - E; i'-' - 2 CuI Z S 2 E m -_ --- I - 1 '- --.__ the 1k'. Mr. Smith said 'ouation of Funeral and Mc provide consumers with more The New Haven group is one morial Societies. said savings information about specif c of more than 100 organizations to members vary, but generally costs such as those for caskets affiliated with the Continental average about M. and burial vau lts. "The whole emphasis is on Association of Funeral and Nlepre-planning," said the Rev. morial Societies, Inc. Er r to C_ At White House WASHINGTON (AP) - Authorities are puzzled about what motivated a man who was fatally shot by a White House guard on the mansion's lawn after scaling a fence. brandishing a three-foot pipe and ignoring the guard's command to halt. Washington police said the intruder, Chester M. Plummer, raised the three-fool pipe ,in a threatening manner" and ignored repeated orders to halt from an Executive Protective Service guard on Sunday night. The guard, Pvt. Charles A. Garland, fired a sin gle shot that hit Plummer in the upper left chest and felled him about 60 feet from the eight-foot fence along Pennsylvania Avenue he had Just scaled. The police said Plummer, a 30-year-old Washington cab tinver, reportedly had criminal record, Lut was not Involved in any previous intrusions on th e White House grounds. A police sergeant said Plummer '3 motive was unknown. After talking with Plummer 's parents, the sergeant said, "He never , mndicatedto them he had any qualm with the President." - - Alternatives to the traditional earth burial also can cut cwts, 51 ___________ —I CD ED ____ - IIIIIhhh1MI_ Ci U) Cfl_4 S ____ —zz ' ' M X By ED PRICKE717 Herald Staff Writer 'T - t!" 0 // - -. if all 6.50 employes are needed ,- - M ,, . ,;,i• :v: 0Z,i 01 -3/ r -7- Piummer set off an alarm and was Immediately detected" by t0, f property owners last year paid The preliminary budget $5.37 per each $1,000 valuation. contains more than $4-million lilting would just be frozen workers are scheduled to be cut it's determined," said Corn- the fairest way to eliminate federal funding. additional cuts are needed before the sheriff's budget can be missioner Richard Williams. Jobs," Williams said. approved. Williams said he plans to retained would have tobe paid Fo ur days of budget-cut ting department-b>'- for out of the county's general ses.sionsareschedulcdtobegin make a department study to determine fund, thus raising the number of Wednesday. Williams and Commissioner if there is any excess in the dollars needed to run day-today ope rations of government. John Kimbrough said new n um ber of workers. "The objective Is not to have positions shouldn't be Filled Both Williams and Kim- Polk said hedidn't plan to attend today'ssession because he wasn't invited "I read about it (the hearing) in the newspaper," declared the sheriff. The initial $119,000 cut, recommended by th e Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE),was accepted by the sheriff. Basically, it reduced by four the number of new deputies and instituted a new plan of buying cars for the sheriff's flee t. Polk's proposed 1976-77 budget request—up 21 per cent over includes a request for additional patrolmen to 1tast year's createatenth patroizoneinnorth SemifloleCotlflty.POlkagreed to OMAF's suggestion to cut the deputies and buy 10 fewer patrol cars this year. Williams said he hopes to reduce the 21 per cent increase to about 15 per cent, a figure the coinmissioner says is needed to retain Last ,tear's :37-mill-land tax - or $5.37 per $1,000 of property evaluation, 0 ..:-c ' Any federally-sponsored jobs until it's determined that the any increase in the amount of brough echoed statements -.'S" 1! 0 ,0 - - - 0 1 ,.. .' __________ - AWARDED I)r, Jay Wtshau (left and Dr. Toni Hobbs, faculty members at Seminole Community College, received doctorate degrees in DOCTORATES education recently from Nova University in Fort Lauderdale. Dr. WhhauIa ch usauIlhvwath-sckute divIlun aud Dr. hobbs la chairman of the social science di'. isbn. Ln • "Zap a freeze on hiring until until somebody quits. -That's back because of a reduction in .5 - " Ij rr'.'?, , To hold down land taxes, that will have to go. What To hold land taxes to a Williams said "that's going to makes things difficult this year standstill, two Seniinole County mean some paring, We need to is the county is not plugging issioners said today they get in and find out what M.000 from Federal reven sharing in to the budget beca use will propose a freeze on hir ing positions have to be pared lie said no count) workers it has not been approved by in co unt) government until a study can be made to determine however, will be fired Congress. Also, about 72 county "I'm pretty well down to bare bones already," the sheriff -' An ambulance squad tried to ye Plummer with heart [louse massageonuie UIUteL4wn Llestoppedbrea thmgenroute to George Washington University Hospital, where efforts to revive him continued. He was pronounced dead at 11:05 p.M., a ut 90 minutes after the shooting . • said.ButbothWilllamsawlCommissionerJohnKimbroughsaid - -Require funeral homes to give prices over the telephone. d,.JtJI White House spokesmen say he was informed oftheinctdent County Hiring Freeze Eyed By Commissioners Iropert) taxes at last year's rate ,. b ' ... 'a - '.-' - C3 M C/) m- 0 - - L. Hit Rebeeca Cohen, executive things: where President Ford and his family were in their second floor secretary of th e Continental As—Require funeral homes to quarters It was not known whe th er Ford heard the shot but Budget Polk's budget in line with the commission's intention to hold ____ ______ -____ - CL 5.2.( 'a g0 _I1 R' ruder simplicity and economy in (u. i Conn.) Memorial Society Inc. alx)ut 14,000 of the nation's 21.- expensive, but consurners Ing without survivors' per- Garland and another officer when he scaled the fence, and nerals. The groups arrange The society's aini is to pre- 000 funeral directors, estimates should check with local medical missionGarland approached him alone, the official said. That sounds unbelievable,"Polk said when informed of Wtlli4uns statement that an additional $50,000 must be cut to keep 55 _..0 ' a also offer inforination on differ- becomes an expense that devtnt t'.pes of ser'.ict s available ,istatesthc relatives for )ears Memorial societies are non Harry F Smith president of The National Funeral Diret Miss Cohen said Bequeathing —Ensure compliance with profit organizations seeking the Greater New Haven tors Association , representing the hod> to science is the least state Laws prohibiting embalm (Ti CD _______ -. I m M 2'si f n D Dir - =C > Cr S .. In r - . ~4 ' r- X ii S < Jj* C;- 0 .1 n - 0 > > M r- cr to O's . -1 &T M t, Caw = r, 9 CL iW55 0. a - would rather forget: death. Ignorance in th is area Is ex- Sennincile County Conuni3sioner Richard Williams said today he will ask Sheriff John Polk to reduce this year's budget request by an additional W,000 - a request the sheriff calls "un. believable." The conanission has scheduled a 2 p.m. work smion to go over Polk's $3.058,475 request. The sheriff already has agreed toa '1119.000 reduction, but he balked today at any mention of an additional 1W,000 cut. M 13 < ev Why I Secret Service spokesman Jack Warner, asked whether the incident would cause any security changes at the White House, Target O f Cuts =15 R I-B LOWS in the low to mid-lOs Warmwith high lower to raid- M ra =- -. Tuesday. Chance of mainly ning that can cut funeral costs riternoon thundershowers. by hundreds (if dollars. ._, Pr No One Knows Planning Your Funeral Cuts Costs I 'tfhiF It pensi'.e howe'.er And more and on alternati'.cs to burial Suaday's high 94. Today's low and 1110H People are turning to including cremation and donamemorial societies offering ad Lion of the body to medical re 73 Partly cloudy through '.ancc information and plan search C') D 0 m 0 0 Tevision Women 0, 2 I Continued on Page Z-Ai Watch •'• lbs Hal fy 2 ' . )' Dr. 0 '' - .,.. Horoscope lil C"' S + + - ' 2. 1 w ".- 0 , MI? - - trying to restrict the visitors from the areas where other things are going on, such asbathing, dressing and treatments' "We're more than glad to bring patients to areas where they can visit privately with replied,"Weconstantlyreviewoursecurityproceduresandfthd no problems with th e outer perimeter at th is time." The White Ilouse recently installed crash-proof gates costin g ".000. A man crashed into the old gates in a car on Christmas Day 1974, and in February 1973 an AWOL soldier landed a 413 helicopter on the White House lawn amid a hail of bullets from By LOUISE COOK th at th e average funeral in 1974, auth orities to determine needs, guards. Last November an unarmed Intruder came within a few Associated Press Vsrlter the latest year for which (.remation is another in- feet of Susan Ford, the Presidents daughter, on the first of his Consumer 1learinis under way in Washstatistics are available, cost ex pe nsive option, Miss Cohen three illicit entries onto the grounds. ington on proposed federal $1,207. That does not count ex - said, with charges generally ButnopreviousincidentresWtedindeathor -iouthj .y A regulations for the funeral in- with local undertakers to pro- %enta family havIng to inake a penses for the cemetery or cTe- ranging from $150 to W. A dispatcher at the Red Top Cab Co. in Arlington, Va., where 54-A iiustr> have focused new atten vide simple funerals for mumi decision while burdened wi th in itortum flowers or a grave The proposals b) the FTC Plummer worked said He was really a nice gu He was quiet lion on a subject many people hers at specified costs. They grief. "Often it ( the funeral ) marker, staff would, among other Plummer was shot several hundred feet from the White House, 2-B 4-A 4-B .,. 0 Of Dying New Federal Rules May Affect Price A - is limiting visiting hours. Although the visiting hour restrictions are posted on the front door, Ms. Hallenbeck said "no patient isn't seeing their visitors. I have designated areas where patients can visit t1leir people at anytime during the day.*I have not restricted visitors. The only thing I'm doing is lummier a bachelor, was estranged from his parents. he added. M S: ' 0 1 , ', Brown says he encourages visits as "frequently as possible" for his clients. "Visitors aretheir only contact with the outside world,"he said today and added, "1 personally think limiting the visiting hours is inhuman." The state is totally opposed to restricting visiting hours, Brown said Brown said Sanford Nursing and Convalescent is the only nursing home facility in Seminole that meeting. On Utility Rate H ike Wl J__ t Tm. _. rN .t>j-" __ irq J c mment on a proposed Increase[a water and sewer rates ; .; 4. 4- Roks jj . _P '' are receiving government assistance, said administrator Ms. Violet Hollenbeck, and the j UJda limited visiting hours are necessary due to .) 1higher operating costs and the low amount paid by the government for care of patients. She said the Sanford facility is the only nursing home in A sign posted on the front door of Sanford Nursing and Conthe county taking Medicaid patients. valescent Center on Mellonvflje Avenue Urn i s visiting hours. •• -J , ION patients at the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center Inc., 950 Mellonville Ave., are complaining about signs posted last week limiting Visiting hours to 6 to 8:30 p.m. weekdays and from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Sundays. Ninety-f ive per cent of the patients at the I I& bed Sanford Nursing and Convalescent facility - .1 , `*~ 40 -,- A- . 0 A state social worker today termed "inhuman" restrictive visiting hours at a Sanor nursing home caring for Medicaid patients and vowed to oppose the new rules Barry Brown, a social worker with the state Division of Family Services, said relatives of . ______ r By BOB L.LOYD Herald Staff Wrfter 000 r .) - _____ • - i1I < cJ I ______ # W 1M Z 1 ' a e, a ien s omp ain Z G) A3 rA R~_'= position is absolutely necessary dollars people have to pay out," made earlier this year by to fulfill the functions of county remarked Williams. Commission Chairman Mike government. Last year, county officials Hattaway. Hattaway, in a Preliminary 1976-17 budget never looked at the possibility message to department chiefs, requests amounting to $21.6 of a reduction In the num be r of said he plans to keep land taxes million have been submitted to employes. But Williams said ata standstill and increase the cotrunissionem. That figure is today such a measure is quality of services provided by roughly the same Initial total requited to keep the land tax government. chiefs down to last year's 5.37 mill department that A public hearing on the requested last year. LAA year's figure. At 5.37 mills, landown- budget has been scheduled for budget was whittled to about ers pay S5 .T7 for each $1,000 of Sept. 14, with final budget $18 million. At $13-million, assessed '.aluation. adoption set fur Sept. 21. i+ -. SS,11 o') k- � 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, 1976 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, July 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1976; <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/f53f828356bc8a86cc4836199f38e688.pdf 788992ce35e649c631483436daf60c17 PDF Text Text 4B 66-Evening Herald. 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J Z .* ~,_ ft__— - Vkv. __ _W I 4 I ! a I f ~f to help him this time!" The fint campaign stop for better known to Jimmy Carter and his clan of shoulders, then answered, I'm going for president, Sissy" knew he wouldn't settle for second relatives as "Aunt Sissy" was leaving the governor's mansion in Atlanta, Ga., when she bumped into her nowfarnous nephew. Aunt Sissy, the youngest sister of Carter's mother Miss Mr& Dolvin related the story during a recent stay in Lake Mary with another of Carter's aunts, Fannie Gordy. Mrs. Gordy's husband, Tom, was one of nine natural and two adopted children in the family that One thing Aunt Sissy may not have realized was how involved she would become in Carter's presidential primary cam. paign. She was one of 11 members of the Carter famfly -along with his wife Rosalynn Lillian , had been supervising Included Miss Lillian and Aunt and sons Jeff and Jimmy Jr. — the hostesses and guided tour Sissy. - tgomery breakfast, Aunt SI.ssy frightening. landed about midnight at the She met and was extremely impressed by Maine various types of audiences and to tailoring her remarks to fit airport in Mobile, Ala., some 225 mUes to the south. Nobody Aunt Sissy was Maine which in January is about as non Democratic Senator Edmund Muskie and she met with the their backgrounds and In terests. And she got used to was there to meet her, but she was used to waiting for envoys leaders and membership of local caucuses in each area she %isited. A Carter family joke now holds that Aunt Sissy carried NWne. "Muskie called JUnmy after I'd been up there about three dealing with reporters and interviewers on a "one-to-one" basis. But that stW left her with some strong misgivings before she faced a group of combined media representatives at her first press breakfast in Mon- who had been held up in traffic or had gotten airplane arrival times mixed up. However, when nearly an hour passed and no one arrived, Aunt Sissy decided to calil Carter's campaign head. weeks," she said, "and he told tgomery, Ala. who stumped full-time from Georgian as you can get with several feet of snow and iminus204kgree temperatures. She visited many smaU, snow-swept towns where citizens told her that no representative of any pohtical candidate had ever stopped be fore. The schedule only called for Jimmy that I'd done more "Fortunately, everything Jan 4 right up through last Aunt Sissy to spend one week in ended up going just real well," Sissy1' the woman at the mansion since Carter tcok over ask him that," Mrs. Dolvin said month's Democratic con- campalung in three eek.s Maine, but she "felt I was than he had done In three years. Georgia's top job in January of the incIdent which preceded Ntr& Dolvin said. "Every state campaign office exclaimed. ention In New York. really doing something for the So that's why Jimmy 1971. I went to I figured, Well I ye 'Where are you'' Carter's public announcement "When he ran for governor in campaign up there, talking to laughingly says that I carried done it all now.' But even when "I'm in Mobi.le," Mrs. Dolvin 'Jimmy "Aunt Sissy said I want to ask you something of his candidacy by 2 years But, you know, I just couldn't 1966 and 1910! had handled all his volunteers and everything, those people who had neser been reached before, so she Maine for him' After Maine Mrs Dolvin Igottoastate you know, where Ithought that why, there would replied. Why, what in the world are "What Is It?" Carter replied. "When you get through being governor, w ha t are you going for, president or vice- see JImmy going back to Plains after being governor, And I couldn 't see him running for (Georgia Democrat Herman) and I was the coordinator of all that both times," Mrs. Dolvin recal led So! told Jimmy now that he was running for pressed on through the tiny northern and eastern communities then swung south through Bangor, Augusta, went through 14 other states and a wealth of experiences always be some kind of a new angle on things. Something I you doing Owe?" the wornan asked. "You're supposed to be both interesting and humorous hadn't done before in Montgomery" (Continued On Page 2-Al eals Court Rules r F'L erring raVOr .- H Today The night before the Mon- = I ; ~ ~ reversal of a local court's violated the Administrative court) at any time prior to dismissal of charges against Or de r' handed down by the swearing in of the jur y and that three Seminole County Jail judges as rules of local court In there's no requirement In Inmates in connection with 1973, and dismissed the charge Florida law that the prosecu tor must first obtain the trial March 1975 jailbreak attempt against Darne ll Jostin Television Women r ' • - - 14 , . .. . ,,~ - ,; . -. ~, 44 - ,ri-i't -. f ~%~., , 4_1A Z ,I r - _~- ,--.^ 2 . ,.10 .T.r. " .-t I ~5% % ,- . - - ~A "`i ~ -N - 'I 1, . - •, " - $-A ............... 3-C - - 'I r' - ..:,-."jl - , - ' ..)_ - . .. ~ u1, - S-A 6-A 1-3-B S-$-D 1-3-C - . ., ............... Clanton of contraband in a court's permission as a conWEATHER dlUon for the state to re-file an Rocky Ray Darnel.1, 21. of county detention facility. During the Interim whfle information. Saturday's Wgh 96, Sunday's ,a %Sanford, Floyd JosUn, 33, of The appeals court lot week low 72. DeLand, and Roy Brown Herring's appeal of the Partly cloudy with a chance Clanton Jr.,29, of Apopka, were dismissal was pending Darriel.1 observed that the local rule was formal.ly charged on March 11, was sentenced to 30 years in found "inoperative and inef- of afternoon and evening 10 with conveying tools Into prison in a robbery cut, Joslin fective" because it hadn't been thundersbowerl. H.Ighs in low to I t- - ' sports 7417 .,A - Lamb ---------------- 6-A Hospital Ohituari ," . .p~,g k _ — burglar),case arKI Clanton was In which they were riding for May 5, 1975. off SH-431 and crashed On Stay 9 Herring's office sentenced to 25 years in prison vee Herald Staff Writer into a church sign. dropped the original in- for a $1 robbery. Investigation of the accident Is The Fourth District Court of An appeals court has ruled formation charging the trio and tOLl ng See details on age that two sectiops of local court filed a new information Appeals, in a decision received its discretion (without ob. I 141.4 'jJ' Aapw was k il led and another critically Injured early Saturday when the automobile I n~1_11 t"AT- _;P "I don't know what made me - and sometimes a little -r quarters w'iich was operating 24 hour-4 a day In Atlanta. program at the executive Abbott Herring, came in the Herring's office "clearly Wning the approval of the local " 41i. I 'll I 1. surprised when he said what he Wd," she added, "because I Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Jr. ruled that the action of I - moment as though a wcond head had sprouted from her is no doubt but that the State Editorial . . District Court of Appeals, format.ion. %,* sought for over a year by Circuit Judge A. J. Hosemann may drop an information within Dear Abby - I t?i ..L , ., 1p:Aft' ~ aniii, I __ I ~ ..I,~--k~,_ - - — -,_- ) ,,. / 972 y She got used to addressing INDEX _____ _-~ president?" rules adopted In July 1973 by the charging them with attempted by Herring on July 23, found 2 A. Judges of the 18th Judicial escape and a second charge of that the counts in the jailbreak Circuit (Seminole-Brevard) are contraband in a county case were dismissed 'solely AroundTheClock 6-A because of the failure of the Bridge Inoperative and Ineffective detention facility 4-C because they weren't approved The prosecutor didn't obtain State to first obtain leave of the Calendar 3-A by the Florida Supreme Court permission from the local court trial court to re-file the count' Comics 4-C The appeals court said there Crossword ----------------4-C The ruling by the Fourth to amend the original in- g-i netirement is troubling him He doesn t know how to occupy .. (Continued On Page 2-A) " By BOB LLOYD . ,, L ecided On Pres i ency n Ear Lewiston and finafly Portland, ill - 3011 D the states largest city. .- \, , Carter better job why, I wasn't going k. ; -i--- willing to delete its cost-of- term, teachers have been given __- President, if he didn't give me a A jj — Rosenthal, a social studies In addressing the SEA tearn, for the individual schools, teacher at Sanford Middle Cowley pointed out that each whose students had earned the School said his group was year since the 1969-70 school '. - Cowley insisted that the carryover funds were budgeted bargaining table." I g -I,),*, f75Ct11.wAaap' SEA chief negotiator Steve And I wasn't the least bit - xvia irP 'mr —~Imimpt .,;L 14 - 0 9 . " II - along with annual increments. to come over here to this Talmadge's seat in the Senate. One day early in 1972, Emily . — .'\_ (.€/ Dy $2,900 from its present $8,100) member. Mr. Harris is too busy you know it." - -- Carter stared at her for a ; Dolvin not be alone in the hot seat, In a duplicate game about hill the pairs would get too high \\, ))I ... I . - -721-11:w I 1.~ -,>,~ - I'll, By KRIS NASH . I V.r I H y Herald Staff Writer probably he and his partner'' got into trouble They would i 1 40. ~ i'l o m filled in East and West ourselves tie doesn't say, bu 6 I 0 ---- of Seminole. Created by Beverly W. Adams of Sanford, the Bicentennial print of "stuffed" art measum X x 55 inr-h es. Mrs. Adams spent about 100 hours on the suede-tone fabric hanging. The "how-to" of "stuffed" art is featured in today's Women's Section on Page 3-C, MERICANA said, "You have over $2.5 According To 'Aunt Sissy' Dolvin North and South hands We I' I I . I -- OF requested by the teacher organization, but Gene Grooms, executive secretary for SEA, counter proposal for the salary some figures that were miuion In carryovers in the schedule which was based on an questioned by SEA. schools that aren't spent~ plus "You're bargaining with this you have other monies In $8,800 base salary for starting teachers ( the SEA originally negotiating team," Cowley contingencyfunds.Bereall.stic, sponded, "not a staff Ernie, the money is then and . - Our reader just sent us the --') - t -.1 - - "I - A v of •, - I . - -. -' Harris, the man responsible for morning from 9-12. keeping the county's Financial In Friday's session, the SEA records, to come to the negotiating team presented a bargaining table to discuss . (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) ,f-~(~---, 011 ' , Is planned for Wednesday - - creases. get higher ~~ 'too lik ^Z 4iili~~ j" ,;,1T - ~ I I .. 1 I .' . - :: _____ I ,)-~ . -. A TOUCH . I -~- i .- -, I ^. 40A / I ' -- ' ' - I - -- - - Early Americana is portrayed in this unique wafl4uinging, on dbplay at the Flagship Bank himself between naps C' 7 .---- -- , -a----. by Garry Trudeau V I Is. EXi1.&FPilFTllT - - with his trump king, he will hold the contract to five, r , - ~% ) F LO RI 0 A L - " -. ace of spades when he Is in r ' / -- - -- ~ .rnj tJ'J'Ji' ')DUflT (VThFAVUJCKFOI11E&MctTDsEEs % '1101 PRJPU ON 7)4919 WIEVVIN& PAY ) . - 1 06 ood club~ West takes his - seriouspsychiatriclllness.ltis certainly not something to play Would you please answer a TUMBLEWEEDS - lO ' and the akIgais If I degrading . hostile aggression or persomeone - - . I it ill the many "''i chlthwhile all usindlanateach ferentials and recognition (an of a total proposed budget we can reevaluate the sallary item which deals with who may which Is In excess of $52 million, index," Cowley said. Rosenthal and other mem- Cowley Insisted that there and who may not represent bers of SEA wanted to know wasn't enough money In the various bargaining units). Ano ther bargaining session why it wasn't possible for Roger budget to pay the $700 raise ti - - .- ' . - - queen. South trumps, goes to \ " serious danger of losing her life I ' - clubs. East must play his by Gill Fo-( __ stud y murder or larceny , ex ARRIVEA - - draws trump SIDE GLANCES he enough as a starter. BY comparison I see no need to paper subject is about rape and sex. couple of questions. First of all, is rape helpful to some women with a psychological block against sex' How bad would it be if the rape dldn t help In this e ' , -:--'-----.,' - lA, W 't ____________ - I I carioft>hisnewspaperPO box itol Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. . spade king and small diamond from his hand If East doesn't cover th e jack, South sluffs th e spade king and continues ', that includes knowing about may be Just what the doctor DEAR DR. IAMB— I am A woman who is in serious years old and I am doing a term with. danger of being raped is also in ,rL.— , The bidding in the box 'is exhme to understand that whtn I pert bidding South is just too as 13 se studied algebra, weak to open with a two bid, terrifying experience that is Address - - queen of diamonds to cash his mighty easy to get too high uni versity level. - &tIC' I f." .- - - ,) LL." b " - - Is a trap in that it is an - - - queen. South - trumps and returns to dummy with the We have e up y an from a question sent us by California reader The cept in social sciences at the ' 'T - ( 'Th - -- ..".Y\ / "i ' 1 '. - . - Ll_L_I I AS USUAL, Z FAPJr-M> - ' , __ - %_)ii ~ (01 _,4 i t . • . - raises. rn. " If East covers with the" 4V .1 Others who want it can send a lif? threatening in many Inlong, stamped, self-addressed stark-es, aridlu4nost always -__ . .. - norinal sexual function might a Oteorosis Bone Softening ______ h . administrators received higher "Every year the administrators get rewarded protection, salary differentials, living Index request only if the while the teachers suffer. recogn ition, class sizes, term of salary schedule was accepted County policy has always been agreement and compensation by the school board's team, to reward the few at the top and and expenses. headed up by Ernie Cowley. 'shaft' the many at the hot. Contract articles that have Cowley wanted to know just to been tabled in the past week what the $700 Increase would "If you want to take away alone include compensation and cost the board and Susan Smith, those increases for the upper expenses, medical and heal th financlal consultant to the SEA, level teachers ( those wi th the protection, a salary schedule said the entire teacher payroll most experience) and give it to for teachers, salary dif. would amount to $16,679,232 out the lower level teachers, yes, -. two good clubs and sluff the decalcification. To give you sex. Such a Lwrson with a block more complete information on su om loving respon this I am sending you The Health 1--tter nwiiber 6.10, gentle and cared for her, not a .. , finally to last year's ,100. Rosenthal said those annual Increases were mere "token raises" for teachers while centered around teacher - - bargaining teams from the each year since 1969 Seminole County School Board teachers have been and the Seminole Education granted pay raises, but Association (SEA) have been Steve Rosenthal of the trying to agree on a contract for Seminole Education As. the 1976-77 school term soclation called them And they're still at the "token raises" for teachbargaining table, with the ers whi le administrators salaries, medical and health - - A teachers were paid $6,000, advancng yearly to $6,300, issues still to be re - matter what East does now Pass Pass Pass . 1 •-. from with the Jack and it doesn't South Pass 24, Pass Pass 4• Pass is five times as common in radio. They are part of life. But women who are on a calcium I do think that just getting ;I deficient diet than in women really sound education about proper exer 1 . _,ti4 - alcification and shrinking of world history, bookkeeping. so he jumps in a new suit a the vertebrae from osteoporosis English, and things like that. his second turn to bid. North isn't happy. Ile has (porous bones from I am 100 per cent for teachin9 just 10 high-card points, but it decalcification) The dissolving everyone howthebody functions bones lead to fractures of the arki how it should be cared for. South has a real twD-suit hand the three diamonds to a queen peen % -_•.y. - -. . s ades from dummy, leads cub to dummy's ace and then cashes the king of clubs and th rows off th e spade queen IV rape could be beneficial to a now that will stop and perhaps wit h or without a arttall reverse the soman psychological block against I . . Now East.Y.est vulnerable DEAR READERreading my answer you will i _______ .- ; i-. with two leads discarding £4 , dowager or older woman group, day E? C-4A"-GE GRAD s •,-.." F S sex, as it cert,ainly is part of the ordered. So, he raises to four body and part of normal func- diamonds. a rthritis. The cause is not tions 'iow South bids four hear ts definitely known but it does not You can I escape the to convey the message that his \ until after the problem of the world because heart suit is self sufficient. occur had too much for a mere menopause, and about 20 years murder, rape and terrorism are Ile I later in men than in women. It in the papers, and on the TV and Jurop rebid to four hearts ,,.. s.., ~ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - V 65 42 • 53 r - frightened? meaning easily fractured. It is not, as is ofte .I I _ ,; If * T , \ ii_" - 1" menopause, those in the vertebrae and brittle bones \ / - j0. '1 .1 OVER 4;A - 011- - LL THINK ir ,,-, . I '-''" ,I "- -. ____________________ _____ _____ t C'<. I r-... "I ~i__ .". r f." /' vK3 • A K 62 the spine or sometimes a severe man and would she be able to deformity in women past the fight or would she be ____ . \ A 10 9 6 _________________________ occurs as a mild deformity of woman be stronger than the - by Stoffel & Heirriclahl tR.\ & A J 54 sotiti i *KQ A Q J 10 8 7 also called a buffalo hump. It kind of problem? Would ,) ' iiL_. - (" Il I 1L ".... p . -- ." West takes his king has 10 a second Follow and out takes it with ' . )'.. prominent bowing of the upper spine between the shoulders to EAST um .. ..'.. ,.. Four hearts is a good contract. South wins the diamond with his ace and promptly plays ace and a second trump Wes t takes his king trump A 85 DEAR READER- It is a -, BUGS BUNNY .. I- __________________________ '- H "Dowager's hump," its cause and if it can be corrected or modi fied. Why is it call ed that? I . . pay raises. In '69-70, beginning Ernie Cowley of the school board negotiating Mm EdKo And the war wages on! -' V . bates D By BILL CURRIE '%_.. - ,-' ,v d Contract Issues On - passes. 106 J 1098 i I -. - 30 WEST - - H .---. _ b K I I.) I V9 I.. I I n explain the meaning of "% '' (1, Y --l' . l "..~ I i ., : - .i, . '" -.. I _ A 8732 —— By Lawrence F. Lamb. %LI). DEAR DR. I.AMB- Please -, \ .' -j) L'i i, '•7 I 9 ~._~ ' . .. ' r , f _____ I_,. . ,%-r I - - . l% I )"i%S l I) a n d I t'IF ' J U )1t\ North gets the message and - s.'. 63 C auses A Al Vermeer k— L' •. TO FIND PLACES 4. ? (._e -_____________________________ V .1 -- I, I . : .- , :. -, ,------. ) - ' YOU MUST THINK I JUST SNEAK .< - • I ..--- - eate fl I . . - ik ' • 7 C)UIT SMOKING' HERE? ---' ._- - - £ NORTh — ; ii _____________________ i [ CF COURSE NOT' I TOLD YOU I ( - '_\ by eERNARD. HA\E ) YOU BEEN . -' — - ,< ____ PRISCILLA'S POP ___ _______________________ - , 61 60 — t 7 7. "- __ . - \ - • g• I ' 11 lio '- j '1 _____ I - ri \N~,__;W ' l \\I - —— \''ft I - -_ 59 — ' - . I/I • — — 58 . __ T' e - ___ ' I'YI..-') ci V 1, _____________________: I 55 ' 57 — — 'lJ( ThEPICESWENTUP.' '.'I(J / .__ '' . - -- WELL, IMKN0A SLOW IN MATH AND THE TIME I ADDED COME 52 53 54 — ingoommmma-A--j r HOW , GOT FIRED.' - 56 b" Bob Montana — 'A JL.._- ) _________________---I _________________ c" ' — School . . I lights are. PISCES(Feb.20-March2O ) If V1R6() (Aug. 23-Supt. been thinking of asking in you've Friends who truly believe to benefit )QU some adjustment you arc your springboard to forxl of you're and and someone toda)' opportunity tomorron. Their financial moneywise, now's a good time to initiate it. counsel should be heeded. 36 38 - .. . ", .-1. 0 29 30 35 .1 - I.K() (JUlY 23-Aug. 22) II you AQUARIUS iJan. 20- Feb. 19) can break away For a short Winning people over can be pleasure trip. today's the day to 'icy t oday if you use a sincere hit the road. (n where the ap proach. Just be your warm - _____ .'-.,..~ . climbing the highest mountain. mosptiere. — — 28 26 21 31 32 33 (L. ____ ______________________ - - - 23 24 25 ____ II — 9 10 11 - 22 ' ~.- novell 14 - Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents —_ =8 - - I where you and a loved one can You 'll not enjoy those you cant look he K CAPRICORN I Dec. fl Ja Junt 214u1) do 191 \l ijor goals can be achieed to ou tnt It ' rson' business with to your place over the next Few days if you'll ,c't nl)eac.work1orthem.PttrivIal t oday . totnhulm - IL. ______ ____ 11 Cadmus (myth ) 35 onesian island UPes 5 8 iWallace 38 — — - 57 Daughter of River - 19 - 21 I \\ 54 Asian country 6 7 8 - — — i4AP TROL)ØLE LOOPN& ENER.LI4 'v%'4EI'4 NAN ATE .1 ', 10 IF - th Year No 295-Sunday, August 1, 1976 S.,%(;ITTARIUS i Nov. 23-Dec. I to relax tmIlY. )M with people from week.21 very hectic after i ne nearby place you can learn something today. ( ,hoose sol ___________ / - C - Mort Walker / 51 Finished 13 .. I - BEETLE BAILEY V 5 12 7.50 _W re 1. ee 33 worker 8 Odd number 9 Guyana river 3 4 2 1 M : t erAl4i S)Rl'lOOtt 24-Nov. 22I cars are ringing, its your Select labors oF love tlay 'tied at how much because people are saying nice You'll be you'll accomplish, and at how things behind your back. You more boosters than you much Fun you'll have doing it. have antelope — — AL . North Lvening]Fl is sure to enjoy. g Vatuabie wood 50 Norse deity language 6 Forest animal w today. busy. Plan something everyone character to disrupt thi.s har. tributary 48 Himalayan Mild sarcasm 30 Strange 5 flwet 44 Corrode L 'T 1V' 36 D 4 Slippery 1,0 River 40 Yielded 42 Soviet city ' F WITH FFP th 2 Saturday, July 31, 1976 TAURUS April 20-MdY harbor 22 Cereal grain 64 Depend 24 Concealed 26 Upper limb DOWN 27 Debacle I Group of eight 29 Biddy Orchestra / - W-T e ;: 34 Highway -- R IW ARIF-S (INI, . ,,ill likely anyone in your group Conditions that affect your well h its the knack for organizing the 60 Leningrad 11 Therifore 41 Continent river (comb formi IlLatin) 61 Monitor lizard appellation Air fcomb 19 1 by Art Sonsorn .. t. t. — I • . I t.!!!' bon . A. . For m:UK OS(il. A LI C) ~ -___ 1 • A ______ 57 Construction SUNDAY EDITION - Dg - E' 5 HOROSCOPE _ IMM I I '~~ iFliiiii. - * * . :' -, " _ - - -. . - " __ $' -a'- .d - . .lr-- - -.1, * SANFORD MAN HURT IN CRASH - -- t' - Huron James Braxton, 24, 1710 W. IM SL, Sanford, wa WW In critical cooditloo Satiarday in la. tensive care unik Florldis Hospital South, Orland% afte'.. an early morwas col[lislift that blocked SIV 43,11 at 7be Springs for over an hour. Florida 1110way Petrel Trooper P. C. Wrtr,t sald Braitw- a auto (right I overturAed in a coUWOG with compact sedan fleft) driven by Jeffery AUen Dkiero, 1;k M Sweetwater (Yeek Drive, Loagwood,i who was Ustied to satisfactory condition at Florldis Hospital North, Altamonte Sprtnp. A paissieniger In the Diciffo mr, Scott T. CardRUO, U, 414 Fox Valley, LI.: �-.- 2A—Ev,nlng H.rald, Sanford, Ft. Ev.ning Hira Pd, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Aug. 1. 1fl4 At Two Locations NATiON Absentee Ballots Now Available To Voters IN BRIEF ByDONNA}STES He dStaIf Writer pUsan ballot. In office, Absentee ballots will be elected unoppoaed. available until 5p.m. the day For the Group Three Absentee ballots for the Sept. preceding the election at either Evans and Sams are vying for 7 first primary election are now of Mrs. Bruce's offices. the seat being vacated by available at the Seminole Fifty-eight candidates will be Evans' brother, Arthur, two. County Supervisor of Elections listed on the various ballots, term councilman who has office at the courthouse In With an election also declined to seek reelection, Sanford and at the branch office scheduled In Oviedo on Sept. 7, Kuhn is the Incumbent In the InSeminole Plaza, Casselberry, a seventh ballot, available only Group Four race supervisor CamIlla Bruce said to citizens of Uat city, Others who have one more Friday. candidates for Itiree city OS&Vt1 In current terms With 50,281 voters eligible to council seats. Some 1,1125 'ei' vote In the prImary, 54 polling Oviedo residents are eligible to in the city government are Councilmen Robert Whittier places have been designated, vote In the city election. Included on the ballot are and Charles Pratt and Mayor she said. Six different ballots 0111ff. will be used In the election, David L. Evans and Eugene P. depending uponwhat area of the Samsjr. for Group Three; Ben Absentee ballots for the county the voter resides in and M. Beasley and John A. Kuhn, Oviedo city election will be what political affiliation he has Group Four and Ray Beasley, available from City Clerk designated. Group Five. The two Beasleys Nancy Cox's office at city hall There are four different are not related. next week Democratic ballots, one Balloting will take place on Beasley of Group Five, Republican ballot and a non- currently serving his third term election day at the old city hall. Victims List Found At Kidnap Suspect' s Home CHOWCHILLA, Calif. (AP) — A paper bag on which a list of victims in the Chowchllla bus kidnap had been scribbled has been found at the home of one of three suspects, authoritative sources say. Such a list had been described by some of the kidnaped youngsters, Meanwtüle,AlamedaCountySheffTomHouchinssad FrldaythathLcofflcelsnotlooklng fot' any new suspects. He said he considers the Investigation of the mass ab. duction over 'unless any new Information or leads turn up." But a deputy sheriff said later that authorities are pursuing leads on the possible Involvement of a woman, With Frederick N. Woods already in custody, authorities Friday found the paper bag at his family's estate In the Portola Valley, law enforcement sources said. Judge Rules On Vllretaps WASHINGTON (AP) — A congressional subcommittee may not force the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. to turn over records that give details of secret government wiretape Installed without court warrants, a federal Judge says. U.S. DlstrlctCourtJudge 011verGasch, In a decision Friday, said the risk of disclosing highly sensitive national security Information would be too great If a House oversight and investigation subcommittee was allowed to see the telephone company's ds, A lawyer for the House panel said the decision would be appealed. Gasch's decision sets up a classic separation of powers legal battle similar to that launched by former President Richard M. Nixon to prevent disclosure of his Watergate tapes. Sc Ii o o I B o a r ci, lea C Ii e r s In () is ItJte On Saia ries Union Approves New Contract L IN THE CIRCUITCOUNT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EIOHTEENTI JUDICIAL Ct*. FLORWA CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.1417.CA44C COUNTY. FLORIDA FLORIDA. CASE NO. 1ê.763.CA.05.D In Re: The Marvia. 1 P.ON L. MOSHER, formerly CASE NO fl.%212.CAG4.A SHELBA S. TRENT, Ii,,uqwq, Sh' L. Hines, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Plaintiff and ELLEN BETTS BEAL. .. DAVID V. TRENT, Wife.Petitiofl,r, Respondent. CHARLES N. HINES, VS. Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION RICHARD FRANCIS BEAL, JR., NOTICEOFSALE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: HusbandRespondent, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that DAVID V. TRENT, whole RICHARD FRANCIS BEAL. SR. residence is unknown but wfos. last PUrSUant tO the Final Judgment ALICE BEAL. his wife, known maUing address is Route 1, FOreclosure entered in the •. and ResPondeflt styled cause pending in the Circuit BOX 112. SI. Paul. Virginia. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTIFIED Court in and for Seminole County. YOU ARE HEREBY that an action for Dissolution of Florida, Pie undersigned Clerk will TO: RICHARD FRANCIS BEAL. JR. residence the property situated in said marriage has been filed against you 5 unknOWn. andyouartrequiredtolerveacopy County described as: Last known address: The undivided onehall interest of o your written defenses, if any, t it PFC Richard F. BNI. Jr. the Defendant, Charles R. Hines, in On FRANK WHIGHAM. c. 263.152535 ESQUIRE, Petitioners attorney, and to: Co. C 1st Bn. 37th Armor West 400 feet of East 600 feet of address is Post Office Box APO New York 09326 1330, Sanford, Florida, 32171. on or North ' of Southwest ' of Nor. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED before Sept 3rd, 1976. and file the theast '., Section 36, Township 21 original with, the Clerk of this Court South, Range 32 East, LESS North that an action for Dissolution of either before service on Petitioner's 25 feet for road, containing 9 acres Marriage and other relief has been filed against you and you are attorney or immediately thereafter; more or less, lying and being in required to serve a copy of YOI* otherwise a default and ultimate Seminole County, Florida Judgnient will be entered against atpublicsale,tothehighestandt written defenses, if any, to it on 0. ANDREW SPEER. Attorney for you for the relief demanded in the biddertor cash, at 11:00 am. on the Petition and your marriage to 161 h day August. 1916, at the West Petitioner, whose addresS II ill front door of the Seminole County west commercIal Street. Sanfd, Petitioner will be dissolved. Florida 32171, on or before Augina' WITNESS my hand and the seal of CourthOUse, Sanford. Florida, 25. 1916, and file the original with the (Seal) this Court on July 26th, 1916. Clerk of this Court either before Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. SeaU service on Petitioner's attorney or Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. immediately thereafter; otherwise By: Cecelia V. Ekern Clerk of the Circuit Court adefaultwliibeenteredagainst YOU Deputy Clerk By: Linda MiShaw for the relief demanded in the ROBERT H. ROTH, ESQUIRE Deputy Clerk Petition. ROTH & WEISS, P.A. STENSTROM, DAVIS WlTNESSmyhandandth.sealof 1110 Hartford Building & McINTOSH this Court on July fl, 1916. 200 East Robinson Street Flagship Bank of (SEAL) Orlando, Florida 32901 Sanford.Suite 22 ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Attorney for Plaintiff Post Office Box 1330 As Clerk of the Court Publish: Aug. I, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32711 By Cecelia V. Ekern DEC.3 Attorney for Petitioner As Deputy Clerk ._ Publisti: Aug. 1,1,15,22.1916 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publish July25 & Aug. 1,9, 15. 1916 DEC S SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEB1O6 FLORIDA t'i BRIEF Supreme Court Reverses Reporters Conviction . KEY BISCAYNE (AP) Trade with Latin America has become a major economic force In South Florida with every indication that the trend will continue, a Florida banker has told Latin financial leaders "Imports and exports through the Miami and Tampa areas currently are believed to be running above $7 billion annually," Leslie D. Well, executive vice president of Southeast Banking Corp., Friday told a meeting sponsored by the Latin American Federation of Banks (FELABAN) and the Bankers Advisory Board of the U.S. Latin Chamber of Commerce, Well said that about 15 per cent of the total employment and over 17 per cent of the total Income generated In the Miami area comes from international transactions, In Storm Traveling Out To Sea A' Askew Support Criticized TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Gov. ReubEn Askew's support for state Supreme Court Justice Joseph Hatchett violates his constitutional powers, says Hatchett's opponent, Harvle DuVal. 'I'm glad the door's locked here because it appears the governor might come In and stick a knife En my back," DuVal said Friday as he Hatchett and five candidates for two other Supreme Court seats appeared before a political club. Askew has violated the constitutional provision separating the powers of the executive, !egLslative and Judicial branches of government by supporting Hatchett, DuVal contended. Askews To Take Vacation - ' .t'( - -- 2 ruzEiT DIS(C)\TER. , •,' _____ ___________ BICEI1'ENNIAL -•- - a A1vfE R1Ci1l —'-- A11E N II 0 N ---"----- I between the two groups, the may switch their emphasis probation, subject was tabled until Mi's.. Elaine Edge Clanton, from Identification and "pick out certain aspects of Jimmy's wasacquIttedbyaJuryJune 12, Weduesday's meeting. With their three-hour time 1975 on charges In connection career" l highlight. __________________ "Or they might pick on wlththeescapetrydesplteMrs. limit running out, the two I adjourned the I certain Issues, you know; how Sharer's testimony that Mrs. groups I Jimmy feels about certain Clanton was a "lookout" one negotiating session and agreed to meet then at the First time when she scaled Medtcare nsurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... l.w.s," she added. "I Federal of Seminole in I there are a lot of people out with a bag of Subscribers • • OXYGEN • COMMODES sona uuings she had no knowledge of what the meeting rooms are a lot of iittie available. was going on when '° about Jimmy." And both groups Indicated smuggled into ue jail. >' But Aunt Sissy, whose were z Just as stormy th in y' ago,lareadytogobackoutand all the state witnesses case It is expected past because neither side ap< tell them If she's c lied upon. pears willing to give much tDne11,joelita.nd "If they want me to talk about ground in the bargaining. 11(1 be brought ia • Jimmy like I've been doing sometimes this fall, If not sInce January, why, I don't sooner. I mlnd,"she said. ., WHEELCHAIRS I • BATH EQUIPMENT COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these services under Medicare We BiD Medicare For You • a ;mwiuRE SUPPLY Co.: p Hwy. 17.92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla, CLIP £ND AVE - I ____________________ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notic. is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 115 Elm Dr. Cassefberryjrnu, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious nameof BAERS PAINTING SERVICE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semlnol. County, Florida in ac cordance with the pro,i;slorj 4 th Factitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Stioo 965.09 FlorIda StaIu$es 1951. S. Leonard F. Beer PvbiIsh: July 35 Aug. I, S. IS. 1976 DEB 101 shalt be stated. if the claim is against you for the relief demanded the date when it will become d in the Petition, to ivit: A dissolution shall be stated. If the claim contingent or unhiquidat,d, the nature of the uncertainty shall be of marriage; permanenl custody of contingent or unliquldate, tp, he minor children born issue of the natur, of the uncertainty Shall l stated. if the claim is secureo, the security Shell be described. The marriage, RONALD ANTHONY stated. If the claim is sec,ç, tr claimant shall deliver sufficient WILLIAMS, DAVID ALLEN security stiuit be descri T WILLIAMS, and JILL LANE Claimant shall deliver %utflcI copies of the claim to the clerk copies of the claim t the CIrk fo to WILLIAMS. in the Petitioner; enable the clerk to mail , permanent alimony; permanent enable th clerk to mail one copy each personal representative, child support; attorney fees and tie each personal representative All persons interested in the estate Ailpersonsinterestejint,, action; an equitable to whom a copy of this Notice Of costs of lhi% whom a copy of this Noti. Administration as been mailed are distribution of the jointly owned real to 4 Tanzler Escapes Suspension 'I'ALIAHASSEE (API — Gov. ReubEn Askew, following advice he received from the state Supreme Court, says he wIll not suspend Indicted Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tanzler. Askew made hui decision after the high court Friday up-held 5.2 a Florida law saying that an official may be suspended only for actions during his current term or the peec'eed.tng four years. Askew said that since the law was upheld, the only possible charge for which Taniler could be suspended was an alleged violation of a 1973 gIft law. The other Tanzler charges, since dismissed, were from 1971. Routes Opposed 4 4, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF includlngawardofther,alproperty required, WITHIN DIREI THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF owned by the parties as lenants b MONTHS FROM THE DATE the Petitioner, said THE FIRST PUBLICATION 0 THIS NOTICE, to file any obections the entireties to they may have that challenges the property being more Particularly THIS NOTICE, tofu, anyob3j Lot 10, Block L. NORTH validity of the decedent's will. Qualifications of the personal the qualifications representative, or t,ia venue or ORLANDO TERRACE, UNIT I, Of thu personal representative, Of' the venue Siclion I, according to the çlat jurisdiction of the court. thereof recorded in Plat Book 16, jurisdiction of the cot. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Pagel3,publicRecordsovSernlnole ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, ANÔ OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE County, Florida, being in Section 3, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the lInt publicationof this Township 21 5,)uth, Rang, 30 East, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED SemInole County, Florida. OeteOfthefirstpuollc,tionOfth ho,ice of Administration: August 1. WITNESS my hand and seal of Notice of AdminIstration. July 1916. 23t , this Court on 21st day of July, AD. 1976. veal Gillv John C. Paylon 1976. As Personal Represent.. (SEAL) *.5 Personal Represent. five Cf the Estate five of the Estate i Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr. LAURA MAE HARDEN As Clerk of the Court GEORGE 0. EBBERTS Deceased Deceased By Cherry Kay Travis ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ATTORNEY As Deputy Clerk REPRESENTATIVE: FOR PERSONAL STENSTROM, DAVIS & REPRESENTATIVE : Jack T. Bridges, of MCINTOSH PATRICK W DOYLE CLEVELAND, MIlE Of Murrati, Doyle 6, Flagship Bank of Sanfrd 1. BRIDGES O'Shea, PA. Suite 22 P.O Drawer Z, Post Office Box 1330 Post Office n 1329, Sanford, Florida 1177) WInter Park, Florida Sanford, Florida 37711 Telephone: (305) 322 1311 3v Telephone: 3016ii Attorneys for PetitIoner Publish: I, S. 1976 Jul,' bhth July25 & Aug I, 9, IS. 1916 ! .ush 25. Auq I. isi ! 1 DECI 1;) 018 ICt TALLAHAASSEE (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew's itinerary for his longest vacation since he was elected in 1970 indudes the Minnesota lakes country, the Black Hills and Glacier National Park. Askew's office announced Friday that the governor and his family will sample some of the scenic wonders of the West when they leave next Thursday for a 17-day vacation, The governor's office reported that the A.skews will arrive In Ely, MInn., next Thursday to visit friends they made during a winter vacation several years ago as the guest of Minnesota Gov. Wendell Anderson. - - Ifl' MIAMI (AP) Tropical storm Anna traveled farther out to sea today, but its heavy rains and 50'.to*mlle-anhour winds threatened to brush the Azores late Saturday forecasters said. At six a.m. EDT Saturday, Anna was located near fl.5 north latitude and 32.0 west longitude, or about 475 mIles southwest of Santa Maria in the Azores. The storm was moving east-northeast at about m.p.h. Gales extended 100 miles west and 50 mIles east of the storm's center. Miles Lawrence of the National Hurricane Center warned that Anna's current course would bring Its center within about 100 mIles of Santa Maria, located in the eastcentral Atlantic Ocean. - 7' 2 _____________________ I. Cannery Workers End Strike iiur4DAY, AUGUSTZ Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First SI' TOP$ Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Actioneers Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. By The AssocIated Press thIrd year. Cannery workers trollers, and an accusation by troilers average $28,000 a year Striking cannery workers in averaged $4.93 an hour and 73 the United Auto Workers that with overtime, the Federal California approved a new cents in fringe benefits before General Motors Is being obsti- Aviation Administration says. three-year contract, ending an the strike began. nate in current Contract talks. Delays of up to an hour were ll.day strike that had left fruit In the coal strike, United reported for flights in Chicago, Sanchez also said the conand vegetables rotting Ill tract also includes improve- Mine Workers president Arnold New York and San Francisco. fields, it was announced i health and welfare Miller met with West Virginia There appeared to be little finSaturday. in Charleston benefits and added one addi- union Fridayofficials and said, "I believe pact elsewhere. "Members of our unions are TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Seminole High School Booster Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. In the teacher's lounge. Topics of discussion will Include "Booster Day" and football program ads. The United Rubberout Workers ready to return to work imme- tional holiday, bringIng we're going to get the problem members walked when diately," Freddy F. Sanchez, yearly total to 11. resolved." Thestrlke began July20 when their old contract with the na. president of the Teamsters Weekend meetings were Don's tire makers expired. Ifornla Council & Food Process- the old contract expired. Meanwhile, an end was pee- scheduled across the coal fields In auto labor talks on conIng Unions, said In Oakland, dicted for the wildcat coal In efforts to end the walkout. It tracts to replace ones which exstrike Idling more than half of has closed mines In West Vii'.. pEte Sept. 14, a United Auto The canneries, strikebound at the nation's 150,000 soft coal ginla, Kentucky, Pennyslvanla, Workers negotiator said he had the peak of thetoharvest miners. And Labor Secretary flllnols and Indiana, after be- heard from General Motors were expected resumeseason, proUsery said If a strike by ginning In West Vlrglna as a only "otxltlnacy and a harsh duction Saturday. Sanchez said the contract was 60,000 rubber workers Is not protest of federal court inter- line" at the bargaIning table. settled next week, a new ap. vention in union disputes. ratified by a 2½-I margin by UAW Vice President Irving proach will be tried In negotla60,000 union members. The Professional Air COn- Bluestone said, "The atomtions. The contract, retroactive to trollers Organization began 115 osphere at the bargaining table July 1, calls for an average Other labor developments In- "work by the book" slowdown isasicyasl'veeverseen."The wage increase of 54 cents an cluded delays of up to an hour at Wednesday to protest delays In UAW contracts with the Big how In each of the first two some major airports because of a U.S. Civil Service Coniznls. Four automakers cover 680,000 years,anda52-centboostlnthe a work slowdown by air con-- sion study of salaries. Con- workers. Sanford Senior CItizens Club picnic at Zoological Park. Meet at Civic Center to go as a group. Bring own lunch. Drinks furnished. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Longwood Area Sertoma auctlo; to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Flea Market. Demonstration at 10 s.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, on how to grow hhla and bean sprouts. General public invited free of charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Casselbe Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. SanfordSerenadersSenjorCitjzens Dance, 2:30p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Companion Listed In Critical Condition ThURSDAY,ALJGUST5 - H erring Upheld D l• I n Co u rt . i I g are required to serve a copy of your This Item, too, was tabled August, 1976, at the West-Front Door 1976. useage; make It the subject of a until a later date when no of the Seminole County Courthouse, (Seal) written defenses, If any, to it on vani Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. den Berg, Gay 1. Burke, PA., at statewide rule or sanction a agreement could be reached. Sanford, Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Box 793, Orlando. DONE AND ORDERED at different and unique By: Cherry Kay Travis The SEA then re-submitted Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Florida 32102, and file the original çrosecutorlal procedure solely i Deputy Clerk with the Clerk t the above styled posal on the recognition this 27th day of July, 1976. SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE, courlonor before August 11th, 1976; for use in the 16th CircuIt." Item and Rosenthal said, "We (Seal) SPRAKER & NICHOLS otherwise a iudgment may be en Arthur H. BeckwltP,, jr. Chief Seminole-Brevard can'tlettheschoolboarddecjde Atton'Iy5 for Piaintift tired against you for the relief (Continued From Page 1-A) Dolvin Clerk of the Circuit Court said In mock. the New Yorkers." Circuit Judge Joe A. CowartJr. who can and who can't bargain 0° Barnett Bank Building dkMt (fl $ he 'complaint br By Martha 1. Vihlen "Well," Aunt SIsSy told her exasperation. "And I d1dntget Born In Richiand, Ga., a reportedly Jacksonville, Florida 32202 petitid.Deputy Clerk Is studying the for us. We don't have the right dryly, "I usually go where my to do a tAt of sightseeing" Publish: Aug. 1, 1916 WlljtESSmyhandandthesealof community of about 2,000 appelate decision before any to pick the board's bargaining By: S: Thomas W. Gibson DEC.2 said Court on JUly 9th, 1976. ticket sayE" THOMAS W. GIBSON, PA. She said the entire Carter located some 20 mIles from further action Is taken and may _________________________________________________________ -- (Seal) The explanation was that entourage was highly im- Carter's hometown of Plains, ask the Supreme Court to ap- team and you don't have the S'jlte 501 Metcalf Building NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. 100 South Orange Avenue NAME STATUTE there had been a mix-up by the pressed with the friendly, Mrs. Dolvin had the opportunity prove the 1973 cIrcuit court right to pick our bargaIning Orlando, Florida 32101 Clerk of the Circuit Court agents. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: By: Lillian Woodman campaign staff when the plane helpful attitude displayed by to watch her nephew grow up admlnLstrative order. Attorners for Plaintiff Notice IS hereby given that the "Our rationale to this PubliSh: Aug I. 1916 Deputy Clerk reservations were made. Since the citizens of New York. and used to help him pick green Meanwhile, sources close undersigned, pursuant to the PublIsh, July II, II, 25. Aug. 1, 1976 connections between Mobile I.ocal delegates and Carter peanuts which he boiled and Herring's office say In- proposal is that for you to deny DEC-I "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter DEBlO the right to bargain for _____________________________ 965 09, Florida Statutes, will register and Montgomery wete virtually supporters labored long and sold at a small, homemade vestigators are busy locating 24 us Isanyone contrary to the law and we with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ________________________ non-existent from midnight to diligently to Insure that trari- stand. state witnesses listed a year won't allow that to happen" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR inandforS.eminolecounty,FIorida, sunrise, It was decided that the sportatlon, communications "He was Just an average ago for the Jailbreak case. Rosenthal said. "And we're not SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA upon receipt of proof of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROBATE DIVISION publication of this flotic, the fic. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA simplest solution was for Mrs. and other routine but important kid," she recalled. "Just an Eight of the persons listed were going to submit any proposal File TOWNER PROBATE DIVISION Number 75.353.CP titious name, to witFile Number PR 76.173-Cp Polvin to fly back to Atlanta elements were handled without average little boy. But ho did at that time county Jail iTh that violates the law." Division PRECISION MACHINING under Divition and take another crack at a hitch, In Re: Estate of wt,Ich $ am engaged in business at read a lot. He used to literally mates. AU this discussion centers LAURA MAE HARDEN. 200 Mirigo Trail, Longwood, in Re: Estate of Montgomery from there. Aunt Sissy was among a carry a book around with him Darnell, Joslin and Clanton GEORGE 0. EBBERTS. Deceased SemInole County, Florida. The Democratic nominating group of Carter family mem- while he was walking," Oeceasd were charged In connection around the fact that Grooms NOTICE OF That the Party interested in said was named by other nonNOTICE OF convention was another source bers who emerged from ADMINISTRATION business enterprise is as follows: Mrs. Dolvin said this desire with a March 2, 1975 escape Instructional bargaining units ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Ralph P. Towner of Interest and excitement for Madison Square Garden for knowledge manifests itself attempt In which hacksaws, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Ralph P. Towner Aunt SLssy, but it had certain minus Jimmy and Roisalynn today in Carter's habit of blades, crowbar and a wrench tonegotlate for them, which the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL PublIsh: July 19, 25. Aug. 1, S. 1976 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL drawbacks. She was kept busy following the acceptance thoroughly researching sub- were smuggled Into the second school board says isa violation OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEB63 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED spreading the Carter message speeches by Carter and Man- Jects Important to his political floorJailatSanfordbythewtfe of the present contract IN THE ESTATE: THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, I HAND at delegate meetings and other dale on the final night of the activities. She said her nephew of an inmate who la testified agreement. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTlFIf) The SEA says it isn't a thattheadmlnistrationoftheestate FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, thatttieadmjnjstratiofthees, e behind-the-scenes gatherings convention, had studied the platforms of she climbed an outside wall of LAURA MAE HARDEN, FLORIDA GEORGE G. EBBERT, as well as on the convention "There were a bunch of New every American presidential bordering a parking lot "like a violation for Grooms to deceased, File Number 7 353CP, is CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1515.CA44.0 of deceased, File Number PR 76)73. represent others and is pending in the Circuit Court for floor. It was at a delegate York policemen standing there candidate, successful and human fly." CP. is pending in thu Circuit Court Probate IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Originally two other inmates prepared to go to court to prove Seminole County, Florida, of which is NANCY GAIL WILLIAMS. for Seminole County. Florid., breakfast the morning af when we came out." Mrs. unsuccessful, from George Division, the address it point. Wife Petitioner Probate Division. thi address of Seminole County Courthouse, carter's nomination that Dolvin related, "and I don't Washington on down, In an were charged in the escape which is Seminole County COUI' AllY bargaining unit can Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal and first heard her nephew had knowif they knew who we were efforttobackgroundhlmself for attempt. Charges against JAMES MITFORD WILLIAMS, JR. thouse. Sanlord, Florida. T • representative of the estate is isreal Husband Respondent. ersonai representative of the eel. a chosen Senator Waiter Mondale or not. But when they saw us the formulation of his own Marion Lee Corey, 24, of pick whoever they want to GlIl•Y whose address 1910 he represent them," Rosenthal NOTICE OF ACTiON JOHN C. PAYTON whose addre Mulberry Avenue, Sanford, Florida of Minnesota to be his running they all waved and said, 'Bye, political policies In 1976. Sanford, were dropped af is C,O Post Office Box 1321, Wintqr MITFORD WIL. y'all. Y'all come back and see mate. Aunt Sissy said she couldn't pleadedguiltylnarobberycase said, "be It a member of the 32771. The name and address of the TO: JAMES Park, Florida 32790. The name a LIAMS, JR. personal representative's attorney address of hi personal repre,. "I worked the whole week, as us.' It was the funniest thing. predict what course Carter's and was sentenced to 30 years AFI1CIO, a minister or what- are set forth below. Residence Unknown have-you. You, Mr. Cowley, talive'sattorniyare set iorffibefo* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an did some of the others," Mrs. We certainly fell in love with campaign would follow now in prison, All persons having claims or want to circumvent the law and demands against the estate for Dissolution of Marriage All persons having claims r are action ___________ __________________________________ Lawrence Grant Shazer, that he has gained wide you demands against the estate tO that." required, WITHIN THREE has been tiled against you anti of Apopka, pleaded guilty to we won't be a pall)' required, WITHIN THREE national notoriety, FROM THE DATE OF aferequiredtol4rV*acOpyofyotjr 1'"' Cowleycounteredwith "read MONTHS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF written defenses, if any, to It on MONTHS FROM THE DATE C)F ______ "Nobody knows yet," she possession of contraband in a FRANK C. WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE, THE FIP&T PUBLICATION O explained. "They're En limbo. County detention facility and thelaw,Steve,astoitsintent." THISNOTICE,tofilewlththecferk written Petitioners attorney, ose ad. THIS NOTICE, to file with the cier)L9 "Who's Intent? Yours?" of the above court The headquarters In Atlanta was sentenced to a five-year dress is STENSTROM, DAVIS I O the above court a wrjtt 0._I Rosenthal asked. "What statement of any claim or demand MCINTOSH, Post Office Box 1330, Statement of any Claim or demand doesn't know. Jimmy's down prison term. thevmayhave.EachcIairnrnu5 1976 j Shazer's wife, Mary Jane you're asking us to do is sub- in writing and must indicate the Sanford, Florid., 32771, on or before they may have. Each claim must be there with Mondale now Shazer, 22, admitted she terfuge and we can't and won't tiasis for the claim, the name and August 25. 1,76, and liii the orIginal In writing and must indicate tt - - - — working out strategy." CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - - address of the Creditor or his agent with the Clerk of this Court either b.SSis for the claim, the name a, , go along with that." address of the creditor or his agent As far as the television climbed the Jail building wall or attorney, and the amount before Service on Petitioner's at. Again, following a lengthy torney or immediately thereafter; or attorney, and the amount cialmeo, lithe claim Is not yet due, campaign Is concerned, !fj- , smuggle En the saws and toots rALLAHASSEE (AP) — The Florida Supreme Court has thrown out Die contempt conviction of a newspaper reporter who refused to disclose her con-fidential sources in the first such press freedom ruling the court has handed down. The court reversed Friday the contempt conviction of St. Petersburg TImes reporter Lucy Ware Morgan, who refused to disclose the sources of a story on a grand Jury Investigation of Pasco County officials. But the decision did not give reporters a right to violate the secrecy of grand jury proceedings without fear of prosecution; It said that In the Morgan case the public's right to know outweighed the need for grand Jury secrecy. "We cannot accept the view that a generalized interest In secrecy of governmental operations should take precedence over the interest In assuring public access to information that comes to the press from confidential sources," said the opinion by Justice Joseph Hatchett. Latin Trade Importance Told a r t e r () e c i ci e (I ()n I' r e s i ci e n C y a. ' CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.54S.CA49 _______________________ DIVISION: 0 supplies for the 197677 school but SEA members said (Continued From Page 1-A) y IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FEDERAL NATIONAL MON. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. money and who were deserving yearhaven'tbeenordered yetif knew for a fact that the orders EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the monies are already werestlllslttlngonadcsk,inat CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE poration organized and e%isting CUlT under the laws of the UnIted States, COUNTY, FLORIDA, of the right to spend It for budgeted for the Individual least one Instance. COUNTY, FLORIDA plaintiff, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7&1)72CA CASE NO. Th$9$CA.09.S programs planned for the Jboois, Division A After much debate on the COMMERCIAL CREDIT CON. upcoming school year. FEDERAL NATIONAL MON. RUTH E. BELCHER, at ii.. 'fl revelation apparently Issue, the Cowley team went PORATION, etc.. Defendants. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, At this point, various surprised Cowley, because he Into caucus for 35 mInutes plaintiff, NOTICEOFSALE members of the SEA team said he thought that the sup- caine back with a counter LARRY B. MORRIS, et as., NotIce is hereby given that, vs. Defendants, pursuant to an order or a final JOEL DAVIS. it al., wanted to know why school plies had already been ordered, proposal, saying that they Defendants. iudgment of foreclosure entered in NOTICE OF SALE would have to work on a new NOTICEOFACTION NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthCt the above.captioned action, I will Index and present it at pursuant toa Judgment and Default sell the property situated in TO: JOEL DAVIS RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN meeting of hoard's executive Judgment in Foreclosur, entered on Seminole County, Florida. described All parties claiming interests by, the 27th day of July, 1976, by the as: committee on Monday. Lot 20. Biock F, WOODMERE through, underor against Joel Davis Court in the aboveTherefore, the salary issue aboveentitied styled cause, the undersigned Clerk PAR x. SECOND RE PLAT. ac and to all parties having or claiming was tabled until a later meeting Of aboveentitied Court or any of cording to the plat thereof as to have any right, title or interest ir$ his duly authorized deputies will sell recorded in Plat Book 13. Page 73. the real property herein described. date, public records of Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED In discussing teacher salary the property situated in Seminole that an action to foreclose a mor County, Florida, described as Florida. differentials, the SEA caine up follows: Together with the following tgage on the following real property (Continued From Page I-A) this determInatIon," in Seminole County, FlorIda: with a proposal that would The West '. of Lot I, Block A. equipment: Range LOT I?, BLOCK D, STERLING court and "may not be a good It was the holding of GLEAVES SUBDIVISION, Increase supplements to all Refrigerator PAR K, UNIT TWO, according to the one In Its operation-and It is not appeals court that the State athletic coaches, drill team- cording tO the plat thereof as at public sale, to the highest and best Plat thereof as recorded in PIat I, Page 73 within our province to make Supreme Court "should be dance Instructor, athletic recorded in Plat Book Public Records of Seminole County, bidder for cash, at the west Iront Book 17, Pages Il and SI, of the door of the Seminole County Public Records of Seminole County, Florida allowed to pass upon Its directors assist.ant coaches, at public sale to the highest bidder Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at Florida, correctness and desirability etc. for cashat II AM. on the 13th day Of 11.00 A.M. on the 13th day of August. has been filed against you and you and to either disallow Its LOS ANGELES (AP) — As Jurors deliberated the fate of William and Emily Harris, the defense claimed judge failed to disclose allegations that one Juror may have preJudged the Marrises and that others saw a gna making "a paper gallows" during Jury selection. Chief defense attorney Leonard Weinglass demanded a mistrial and dismissal of the kidnaping, robbery and assault charges against the Symblonese Liberation Army members on grounds of Judicial misconduct. He contended Friday that Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler received complaints about the jury but did not tell attorneys about them ( Legal Notice Legal Notice — .,, Trial Discrepancies Claimed J I rn rn y' Legal Notice Sunday, Aug. 1, 174-3A Oil.carrylng super. TALLAHASSEE (A?) tankers should not be allowed to use the Florida Straits on their way to proposed deepwater ports off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana, says Atty. Gen. Robert She yin. Shevin said Friday the federal government should require the huge tankers to enter the Gull of Mexico by way of the Yucatan Channel If It approves the superports. He outlined his position on protecting Florida's coastal areas In a letter to U.S. Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr., who 1, studying proposals to build ports for supertankers off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana. - Court Overturns Gag Order A gag order issued by a TALLAHASSEE (AP) West Palm Beach Judge concerned about pretrial coverage of an alleged massive land securities fraud has been overturned by the Florida Supreme Court. The court uhanlmounly held Friday that the order restraining what the news media could report of the trial violated constitutional press freedom guarantees. Alter losing a 4th tstrIct Court ci Appeal decision, The Miami Herald appealed to the Supreme Court the gag order Issued by Circuit Judge Russ3U McIntosh of West Palm Beach. - Demonstration on how to make tread and butter plckies at 10a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. General public Invited free of charge. Call 3-9340 for registration. Are a Wo m a n K I I I e d I n A u to C r a s h By BOB LLOYD andAtJDIEMURPHY Herald Staff Writers 19, also of Maitland, was listed was continuing Saturday, police curred Friday left Lamar Mills, In critical condition in the in- said. 20,P.O. Box3ll,Sanford,InJail tensive care unit at Florida Also in Altamonte Springs, In lieu of $8,000 bond. hlh Hospital Orlando, Just police arrested James Ira Tew, from the Midway area, was One woman was killed and before noonSouth, Saturday. 33, 2874 Gloucester Court, Jailed on burglary charges. another critically injured early Friday, Sanford police also Police said the single car Woodbridge, Virginia, early Saturday when the car In which accident occurred when the Saturday on charges of armed lu'teStod Roy Bostic, 29, 1008W. they were riding veered off 431 and crashed Into a church vehicle veered off SR-431 robbery, use of a fIrearm in a 12th Street, in the Park & Shop sign, according to Altamonte (ForestClty Road) and crashed felony, and carrying a con- parking lot at Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue. into a masonry sign outside the cealed firearm. Springs police. Bostic, a medical technician ApolicespokesmansaidJane Northslde Baptist Church T ew was being held in at Lucerne General Hospital in Moreland, 19, of Maitland, died the Seminole-Orange County Seminole County Jail Saturday Orlando, was charged with at a hospital shortly after the line, in lieu of bond totalling $Zl,000. forgery and uttering a forgery. 2:30 a.m. crash. Joanne Stuart, Investigation of the accident Another arrest which oc- His bond was set at $5,000. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buildIng, 17-92 iongwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. SemInole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SRCasselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Sanford'Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. [.ongwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous (for trouble parents) Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Surge In Sales Of Gasoline Seen Ae ft;.1 ,'1'u.n ii. I ft!I r!..-__ fl....tfL... .#ui rum rruriis NEW YORK (AP) The big surge in gasoline buying by American motorists this year has been a key factor behind the rising profIts of most oil companies. The increase In earnings reported this past week for Aril. May and June ranged from 7 per cent at Marathon Oil Co. to 93 per cent at Atlantic Richfield Co. Gasoline is the main source of revenue for the Industry, and demand for it has been strong thlsyear—asmuchas5to6 per cent over last year's depressed level. Wilbur Gay, an oIl Industry analyst at the Goldman Sachs brokerage firm, attributes the demand to "the improving economy, a greater number of - Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. - II big new car sales, and increases in driving habits that reflect diminished concern over both shortages and potentially higher prices." With motorists eager to buy, the companies have been able to raise gasoline prices as much as four or five cents gallon this year. Nationwide, the average re tail price of a gallon of reWar gasoline at full service stations rose three cents to 58.8 cents during the spring quarter, according to the Lundberg Survey, a research organization. The industry also benefited during the quarter from new Federal Energy Administration rules that allow companies to pass on certain higher costs more quickly. At Texaco Inc., the largest marketer of gasoline in United States, profits rose 22.6 per cent to $201.2 million. Revenue was up 12,6 per cent. "Texaco's Increase in earnings for the First six months of 1976 reflects the general Emprovement' In economic condi. tions In the United States," Chairman MaurIce Granville said. "This has made It possible to obtain higher prices for petroleum products and thus recover a larger portion of increased costs and expenses as permitted by FEA price control regulations." Elsewhere In the Industry, Mobil Corp.'s second quarter profits were up 9 per cent, Standard Oil of California's FLORlOA) were up 9.5 per cent, Gull Oil Corp.'swereup3opercent,and Shell Oil Co.'s were up 40 per STATE cent. There were some exceptions to the upward trend, including Safety is a family affair. Exxon Corp., the Country's largest industrial company and GOVERNOR'S the world's largest oh comSAFETY pany. Although its domestic oper- Iondi D.p.,,,,,,n, of Ad.,,a,t,a,0,, ations made money. Exxon's total second quarter earnings slipped 2.6 per cent to $595 million, reflecting its extensive op-erations abroad. The economic recovery in Europe has lagged behind that of the United States. For that reason, and because of price controls In some countries, prices have not risen as fast as in the United States. ARRIV[ A1.IVE 1 HIGHWAY COMMISSION - a — — Ford Convinced Delegates: Aides WASHINGTON (AP) Backers of President Ford say he has swung a majority of MIssissippi's uncommitted delegates and can turn his attention from the GOP presidential nomination to the task of choosing a running mate. Ford returned to Washington Friday night alter spending day meeting with Mlsslssipl delegates whose 30 votes at the Republican convention could give him the nomination. Ford backers saw the trip as a chance for Ford to take Mis. sissippi's delegates peraway from manently challenger Ronald Reagan, whose stock among the conservative Dixie Republicans sank after he said he would name liberal Sen. Richard S. Schwelker, R.Pa., as his runfling mate. Mississippi GOP leader Clarke Reed, who endorsed Ford alter Reagan's Schweiker decision, said Ford's visit had accomplIshed Its purpose and that It appears to tUrn that Ford has won the majority of the Mississippi votes. He said the Misslsslpplan.s have hopes of seeing theIr delegation "put Ford over the top" at the GOP convention. Meanwhile, Ford obvIously was concerned with showing that he Is no longer concerned with the Reagan challenge but has turned his thoughts toward picking a running mate and - campaigning against Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter. Reagan was to spend the weekend resting In Northern California. Ford told his Mississippi SUpporters during closed-door meetings that he would seek the advice of each of the 4,518 delegates and alternates to the GOP convention In choosing running mate. A Ford spokesman later said Ford didn't mean he would let the party convention pick vice presidential nominee, explainlng that Ford was "asking for views, but the final decision is going to be his," And Ford told supporters in Jackson, MISS., that he plans to call Carter a liberal who embraces what he called a freespending voting record of Congress. Carter spent the day at home In Plains, Ga., meeting with advlsers. Despite Ford's apparently ntense effort at stacking up more delegate strength, he claims to have enough votes GOP nomination on the first ballot, Ford campaigners claim the President has 1,135 delegates, Reagan forces claim their can. didate t 1,140. But the latest Press count of delegates stiows Ford with 1,104 votes, of the 1,230 needed. Reagan Re c yc I e Al u m in urn 1,1123, and 132 were uncommitted. Most of the Mississippi delegates said they were impressed with Ford's two-hour question and answer period, but there seemed to be very little shift In sentiment among those favoring Ford or Reagan and those who are uncommitted. -. The sentiment seemed to be to keep the entire delegation uncommitted until the Kansas City convention. Under a unit rule, all 30 MiSsiSsippi votes would go to the candidate with the majority. Schweiker and Reagan planned a tour of the Northeast and South next week. - b .\ll of our diamonds share these qualities—each is cut by a craftsman. And each is a value. a 7 Daamond bndai set. '.. carat tptal weaght $279 b 7 Diamond bradel set. 'i carat total weaght'. $449 C 30 Diamond bridal set 2 Carat total eeght 1fl21 All set ri 14 karat gold P r o rn i n s k I S e e k s J U d g e Pos it io n Henry J. Prominski, a practicing attorney for 16 years and former city prosecutor, municipal representative, exlegislator and former attorney for the Broward County Area Planning Board, Is a candidate forGroupthree,Fourth District Court of Appeal. The Fourth District Court, lOCated in Palm Beach County, handles appeals from Broward, Beach, Orange, Palm Okeechobee, St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River, Osceola, Brevard and Seminole Counties. Pronunski holds a masters of law degree from McGill University In addition to a bachelorof law degree from the University of Miami. He also holds a master of public administration degree Florida Atlantic from University. lie is currently chairman of the Broward County Bar AoCi8tion publication cornmittee and he has been active In the Broward County Bar ssocaib and the Florida Bar Sanford area citizens received The August schedule for the $2,077 from aluminum unit Is 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on recycles-s In June for bringing Wednesdays. The public 13,858 pounds of aluminum to receives 15 cents per pound for the mobile aluminum recycling OClStlOtL aluminum beverage cans and unit,1 located at the Sanford Proinlnskl is a proponent of clean Chamber of Commerce parking other household branch courthouses for the aluminum. lot, Fourth District, believing that branch courthouses in Ft. Lauderdale and Orange County, extreme ends of the district would save money and be more efficient. SCC To Offer t Convrnicnt Ways to Buy ZALES The Diamorki Store P',. P" ,, , - :. .'e.t a",r,i •.hf k.,u,s,,).', SANFORD ITALIAN Restaurant & Pizza 1008 FRENCH AVE. (CornerofW. 11th Stand 17.92) PHONE321.0122 SANFORD 1 Hope To F i rem en Co u r s e Seminole Community College is offering the "200-hour minimum standards" training course for paid and volunteer firefighters during the new semester to begin in Sep-tember. Classes are to be held at the Telephone Training Center, BuIlding 289, at the Sanford Airport, Sep18 through Dec. 4. The class will meet three evenings weekly from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and on seven Saturdays from 8a.m. to 5 p.m. The evening classes will rotate evenings from week to week. Cost of the course includes a 110 regIstration fee, $23 laboratory fees, $40 books and $2 Insurance. Registration Is now in process In the registrar's office at the college. C Fall Line el Italian Food lm p., esr 1 Wiae See You For Our "Special" �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 1, 97 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 1, 17—SA PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSC 10 LA, LAKE, CITRUS BREVARD, COLLIER, AND VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION-,am Buy W D Brand Regular or All Beef Franks......120 89C PkG, aamu...... l.LB . Bfnd PKO, $119 So,. 89c OQc Braunschwiger $149 8uy On, and Get One Feet. M. or Match, dge Forms Chitk Franks or Chick,n 12 a,. .....0 Q. Spiced Luncheon or WO Sausage • • • • Buy On, and Ott One F,.. Roth W D Brand eguiot Bologna. All Be. 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MONDAY THRU THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 419 1. FIRST ST. . SANFORD SOUTH ROSLIND - ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER MT. DORA 117 69c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 11 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. 24 (CASE) 12-oz. CANS 99 �Evening lkvodd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.11 or 831-9993 Around Sunday, August 1, 1976—..6A If you are lucky enough to have lived In Paris as a young man, you will carry it with you, wherever you go for the rest of your life, for Paris Is a moveable feast. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 9 WU.I.IAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor — Move Under Way To Suppress News was lucky enough to have lived there when I was a p 7~ .))I lucky again. Lucky because I was still a young man and lucky because I was again in Europe. A famous English Poet, George Gordon Noel (Lord Byron), once said that a young man should The Clock ByEDPRICKgrT When th reats to freedom are discussed it usua lly is in the context of subversion, a peaceful coup or armed conflict. To be sure, a ll of th ese can lead to losses of civil rights, but some equally serious treats are sugar coated. Two examples of the more insidious th reats occ urred recently on opposite sides of the world. In New Delhi, 58 developing nations from Asia and Africa met to discuss the pooling of their press agencies to fulfill th e need to "li berate information and mass med ia from the colonial legacy." Concurrently, representatives from Latin American nations met in San Jose, Costa Rica, under th e aegis of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to talk about establishing a "new world order" in the "in ternational flow of information." Speeches at the two sessions resounded with high purpose, but in reality the freedoms of millions of people in Asia, Africa and South America are threatened , UNESCO Director Gen. Amadou Mahtar M'Bow stated the true purpose of the San Jose meeting when he declared: "When mass cornmunications media instill standards of values alien to any given region, they threaten to eradica te or nullify th at region's own values." In short, th e goa l of UNESCO is to prevent th e free flow of information across national borders more specifically information from free nations to totalitarian nations. Yet the purpose of United Nations, UNESCO's parent, is to bring t e world closer together through exchanges of i eas, information and values! Similarly, in New Delhi the tone of th e meeting was set by Tony Pellegrini, Malta's director of information, who proposed th at th e participating nations sho uld ban news agencies that circulate "distorted news." If anyone had any doubt about what that meant, India coincidentally anno un ced th at it was discontinuing United Press International dispatches to the official Indian news agency. The purpose of the meeting in New Delhi is to block th e distribution of ne ws from the West into Asia and Africa. A recent Comparative Study of Freedom published by Freedom House estmates th at 1.8 billion persons, or 40 per cent of the world's total population, are not living in free societies. We would wager that there is not a single example of a free press in any of th e 68 nations in which these unfortunate pe rsons live, It is a historica l tru th th at no free press exists under a dictatorship or, conversely, that a free government has a controlled press. And it also is true that, with the advent of radio and mysterio us international grapevines, no nation can completely sea l its bo rders to th e truth. Some even permeats into th e Soviet Union and Commun ist China. By attempting to interfere with th e free flow of information, leaders of the underdeveloped nations convened in New Delhi and San Jose are seeking to suppress their own peoples when they seek to suppress th eir access to news, And for 18 nice days this month I was travel If for no other reason than to amuse himself. Byron's quote still holds. Travel Is a wonderful way to learn about thinas and people. And it's also very fine to get away from all the things you're used to and that have been bothering you. Being away gives you a whole new perspective, and oftentimes will allow you to work out problems which never '., eL.... g'rnild hs,uot h..n wnpirati nut "n fhn o...Iiç,9 I2. UICy Jimmy claims to stand for, which Is a return to honesty In government.-Actually, a desire to return government to the people by taking It out of the hands of Washington bureaucrats and politicians seems to be the Carter campaign promise. I also learned another Important fact about Europe. It's expensive. When I lived there— once when the world was very young It cost next to BERRY'S WORLD her tax rate. hl People would still pay more taxes as their incomu went up with Inflation. But they would not pay a higher percentage unless their real incomes, adjusted for Inflation, also went up. Buttr essing his, argument, Taft calculates that If tax Indexing had been In effect during the last three years, a steel worker supporting a family of four would have paid $435 less In federal taxes, an auto worker $432 less and a co truction worker $408 less. ns Nevertheless, "If anything In this world Is certain," says Los An Angeles geles Ti Ernest Conine, It Is that most Democrats will join most Republica ns In voting down Taft's proposal. 81()I Is that the presen t system provides, steady, dependable tax Increases without Congress having to vote for them. It Is a lc of inflation dividend, or w hat Taft calls "taxation wi thout legisla tion." The major reason tax Indexing has never become a political Issue, however, Is that the average, middle-Income taxpayer has remained unaware of the connection be tween Inflation and taxation, despite the fact, as Taft points out, that the one hardest hit. Thus the likelihood that both parties, for all the talk about tax reform, will con tinue to let sleeping taxpayers lie. 11 fI ( ___________ I. Z I I b N 41 A vxq4f~ Let me put it this way enjoy being a 'Washington insider' while you can!" — trace of Intelligent life on Mars!" JOHN CUNNIFF Inflation Pressure Eases NEW YORK (AP) — Keep your fingers crossed, but the surge In prices for services that had plunged some forecasters Into despair about controlling Inflation seems to have abated. One quarter doesn't make a trend, but the news about service prices In the second Is at least good news. After sharp Increases In the first half of 1975 and early 1976, service Infla tion aba ted t his spring. The rise of 5.3 per cent In the April-May-June quarter compares with 9.8 per cent In the previous two quarters, and a frightening rate of 14.2 per cent during the bad days of mid-1974 . From that period on through the second quarter of 1975, the service Inflation rate declined steadily to 8.3 per cent, but then It took off again through the first three months of 1976, and consumer pessimism grew. Now It looks as If we're getting at least a breather, and maybe a good rest. The debate among economists now Is whether the slowdown will persist. The Morgan Guaranty Survey believes it will; It finds evidence that the surge was due to special rather than general factors It It cites, for example, the 40 per cent Increase New York's subway fare late last summer that helped push up the public transportation category of the Consumer Price Index by 46.4 per cent. The figure Is now down to 3.1. Another special factor that contributed to the big rise In service prices late In 1975 and early this year was automobile Insurance. WASHINGTON It was a year ago Friday Jimmy Haifa, the tempestuous Teamster, disappeared wi thout a trace from the Detroit environs. Federal investigators ha ve told us Hoffa was murdered. They claim to know who did It and why. All they lack is the evidence. But part of the story can now be told. It's a story of violence that began after Hoffa's release from prison In 1971. His sentence for mall fraud and jury tampering was commuted by thenPresident Nixon. Pr Under the terms of his release, Hoffa was supposed to stay out of Teamster politics until 1980. But the moment he hit the street, he began maneuvering to return to power. — was Detroit's notorious Teamster local 299. The brawling Haifa had slugged his way to t he top of the local, which he used as a base for taking over the entire Teamster International. He br ought two henchmen, Frank Fitssimmons and Dave Johnson, to power wi th him. When Haifa was locked In th e slammer, he left — Teamster activities. His loyal friend Dave Johnson, as president of local 299, was hit by a round of violence. His office windows were shattered by shotgun blasts. His cabin cruiser was bombed In a Michigan harbor while Johnson, happily was In Florida. His union meetings frequently were disrupted. We have established that at least four of McMaster's goons were present at these meetings. We got admissions from three of the four that they were on hand at the time of the disruptions. The same strong-arm men are also under Investigation by the Pittsburgh grand jury. Indictments are expected against some of them. McMaster denied to our reporters that he was trying to keep Hoffa out of the union but admitted attending meetings that were disrupted. The plot, according to our sources, was to knock Johnson out of power in local 299 and, thereby, to block Hoffa's comeback bid. For Johnson had pledged to appoint Hoffa to a high position In local 299 If the courts would permit It. Significantly, Atty. Gen. Edward Levi had advised President Ford that the clause restricting Hoffa's union activities appeared illegal. Hoffa seemed to be close to resuming full control of local 299 when he vanished a year ago. At one point, Hoffa had announced that he would accept the nomination for president of the local. If he won, Haifa said he would let his friend Johnson serve In his place until he Legally could take office. This move was Mocked by the government and a compromise was struck last year. Johnson ran for the presidency but accepted Fitz- simmons' son, Richard, as his vice president. At one point, the violent McMaster challenged Johnson for the praldency, but Frank Fitssimmons ordered McMaster to stay out of the race. But the compromise, teaming Hoffa's man Johnson and Fltzslmmons' son Richard, didn't Wt. The violence continued on both sides, On July 10, 1975, Richard Fitzsimmons' union car was blown up while It was parked outside a Detroit bar. Frank Fitzsimmons was reported to be beside himself with fury. Twenty days later, Hot fa disappeared. Today, Dave Johnson is no longer president of local 299. He was never more than a stand-In for Hot (a. With his friend gone, It no longer matters to Johnson. But he had a final word about the violence he had been through. "McMaster has been harassing me for years," said Johnson. The violence In local 299 abruptly ended after Hoffa's disappearance. Roth federal investigators and union officials agreed McMaster takes his orders from Frank Fitzsimmons and Teamsters vice president Roy Williams. Footnote: The facts for this story were gathered chiefly by Dan Moldea, a veteran Investigative reporter who has concentrated on probing the Jimmy Hoffa disappearance. His expenses were shared by us and by the Fund for Investigative Journalism. He worked with our associate, Marc Smolonsky, In the final phases of the investigation. MCCLELLAN'S MOOD: The Senate's crusty, conservative John McClellan, D.-Ark., had some second thoughts about his promise In 1972 to retire alter this term. But now, his friends advice us, he has made up his mind to announce he will not run in 1975. His retirement would put a dedicated consumer advocate In charge of the Senate's powerful Appropriations Committee for the first time in history. The Senate's "Mr. Consumer," Warren Magnuson, D.'Wash., would give up the Commerce chairmanship to take the Aprupriations chairmanship. The Commerce Committee would fall to the unpredictable Sen. Vance Hartke, D.-Ind., If he should survlve thi.i Novtunbtr's elections. electric system called Universal Product Scanning Code (UPC for short). It's important that we seniors know what It is all about. When you buy anything at the supermarket now W price Is marked, more or less clearly, on each package. If UPC goes Into effect, all you'll see on the package will be a mysterious collection of vertical lines, already visible on many items. The prices will appear on shell signs only. You'll be required to remember that price when you check out your purchases against the cash register. That's the way the supermarkets want the UPC system to'work. How's your memory, my aging brothers and '. A reporter here for a local station ran down the list of Bicentennial activities, closing with news that many blacks planned to leave mu Nation's capItal for "political reasons" because they saw "nothing to celebrate." Nothing? Can this be true? How about celebrating the simple fact that they live In the United States of America! 9^ there remains a lot left to be accomplished, but this country remains the best place on Earth for blacks, whites or any others to achieve what It Is they want to achieve. Any black who takes Issue with this staten*t ought to take a look at a new book just published by Prentice-Hail, titled "The Black America Reference Book." This 1,000-page volume, which consists of chapters written by various prominent black academicians, economists and the Ilk., chronicles the story of the astounding progress black Americans have made In the pest 100 years In all areas of our society. — Economic Progress. While It Is true b1 families have not yet achieved Incomes cth parable to those of whites with similse educational attainment, the trend Is toward a narrowing of this gap. Black poverty has diminished noticeably between 1965 and in with the proportion of blacks as well as whites below the poverty Line diminishing significantly during this time period. By 1970, in constaid dollars, black (amIIl income was 2.3 times Itl 1947 level. Since 1958, substantial Increases among blat men and women have occurred In generair preferred t ypes of jobs, Including many we& paid operative jobs In Industry. Major decll have taken place In occupations bringing U lowest pay, mostly laboring, farm work and domestic service. The proportion of blacks Is professional and technical jobs has more the, doubled for both men and women. Ernesteln Walker, professor of history at Morgan Slate College, observes that the achievements of black women, collectively r. Individually, have been "remarkable." She says there is scarcely a professional or business area In which black women cannot he found, from artists and ambassadors to X.raj technicians and xylophonists. Black men have gained In all fields In which wages are relatively the highest and lost ground In all where wages tend to be lowest. Educational Progress. Comparative figures show that educational attainmentby black f am ily heads reflect a consistent b narrowing gap between blacks and whites up to the college level, Nationally, In 1974 there wen 300,000 more blacks in college than in 1970, an increase of 56 per cent. Comparing fathers and sons who were heads of black families In 1970, the sons were more than three times as likely to have completed high school and about three times as likely to have some college training. Since higher education Is basic to the a talnment of professionalism, black gains in thf crucial area of education are extremely encouraging. From 1870 to 1970, the black illiteracy rate has declined from 80 per cent ortheir population to approximately four per cent. Housing Progress. The trend toward black home ownership has been gradual but steady. From 1900 to 1940, the per cent owners among blacks was about 25 per cent, Increasing sharply — — to 38 per cent in 1960 and than to 42 per cent )# 1970. Legal Progress. "Blacks have won the campaign for legal equality" with "almost al1t legal disabilities against them ..no longr operative," says U.S. District Judge Robert Carter, who formerly was general counsel for the NAACP. Political Progress. A look at this overall picture offers "definite reason for hope," writes Hugh Smythe, professor of sociology at College, and Carl Stokes, the former Br" mayor of Cleveland, Ohio. They say: "Blacks have acceler ated to the political and economic areas" and liuicaj activity among them seems "more cunfl4en' more pragmatic, more toughJnftXW and more sophisticated than ever before." By 1972, there were 2.$4 black elected officials In the United States, two-thirds mors thafl in 3970. 4 Business Progress. Slowly but surely, black officers are gradually coming within observation distance of the seats of power and thus gaining exposure to the workings of large scale American business. — — — 4 sisters? You roll 10 Items through the checkout Dfr in •h ral. ..i .l4...i VfrIdI UIIVIlI YOU picked up a chicken In aisle nine. Was the price 45 cents or 49 cents? No, that was the price of the tissues you threw Into the cart In aisle seven. Or was it? Did the denture cleaner cost 98 cents or $1.19? It's all pretty confusing. Meanwhile, back at the cash register, the machine and clerk are merrily clicking off your purchases, fast, fast, fast. You're hit two ways. Even If you remembered the price, you couldn't see the cash register figure, which can be printed Literally In a thousandth of a second! So a fight must be waged against UPC. In a number of cities and states, regulations already forbid supermarkets to use UPC unless they also mark a price on the commodity Itself. Consumer affairs departments on Long Island, ,'r,I,ntp, ..,... Your favorite supermarket now may have an — I — 1 — Beh'l'nd I ie Hoffa Mystery - Senior Citizens Battle Automated Markets By LOU COT11N The Herald Services The 200th birthday of our WASHINGTON country has come and gone. But on that day. I heard something on the radio that bothered me and It deserves a response. "Viking Lander regrets there is no Sunday, Aug. 1, 1974—YA Growing Older ( Something Blacks Can Celebrate — union and Johnson In charge of local 299. Fitzsimmons double-crossed Hoffa and took over the Teamsters as his own domain. Johnson, however , remained loyal to Hoff a. Another figure In the backstage drama, Roland McMaster, joined the Fitzsimmons forces. McMaster is a strong-arm specialist who operates on both sides of th law. Ten years ago, he served a prison stretch for accepting a protection payoff. He has been Indicted twice for violating labor laws. A Pitts burgh grand jury Is now Investiga ting a violent organizing cam paign by M cMaster. These f ormer associates became bitter rivals after Haifa got out of prison. His return to Detroit was followed by a series of violent Inddents bomb explosions, shotgun blasts, brutal beatings which investigators say were intended to discourage him from resuming his — JOHN D. LOFTON JR. The Republicans, If they are not to be burled in permanent minority party status by wha t some obeervers are predicting will be a Democra tic landslide In November, are going to need all the Issues they can get. Sur prisingly, however, bo th conserva tives and li berals In both parties have largely ignored one issuethat could be translated Into millions of votes. This is the effect of Inflation on the taxes Americans pay. More people are earning more than ever before. But they have also been pushed into higher and higher tax brackets so that they are paying a greater percentage of their Income in taxes than before, even though their actual purchasing power may have remained the same or In some cases declined because of infla tion. For example, according to Sen. Robert A. Taft Jr., (R-Ohio), the a verage construction worker makes more than three times as much now ashe did ln190. But his Income taxes are lo times higher. Workers In the steel, auto and other industries have had similar experiences. Taft has proposed an amendment to the tax laws that would require the annual "Indexing" of the tax structure.What this means Is that the federal Income tax tables would be adjusted every year to compensate for the effects of innation so that taxpayers would not be hit twice first by loss of purchasing power, and then by a Fitzsimmons as caretaker of the International Evening Herald, Sanford, FL — Ducking Inf I Punch - OPINION . nothing for rent and food. The same German guest houses I once spent nights ln for $3 now ask $lSto$2) a night. Of course you can goto Spain or Portugal; It's still cheap there. And the food Is still good there. But other than the high cost of living, Europe, to me, seems pretty much the same as It was when Hemingway wrote so much about It In the 1920a. When you need It, Europe will always be there. And that's a nice thing to know. It's especially nice when you believe, as I do, that it truly is a moveable feast. JACK ANDERSON The report that American soldiers stationed in Europe are not combat-ready gives us concern. Sen. Hu be rt H. Humphrey, D-Minn., says the General Accounting Of fi ce has found that the readiness of Army armored units In West Germany is woefull y deficient. In one case, a unit did no t have a set of keys to its own ammunition bunkers. Now It Is obvious that an army that a broad for 30 years wi thout seeing action Is likely to become soft and ineffective, more concerned wi th the oarade ground than the battlefield. The British Army In Burma and India before World War H comes to mind as an example. Some of our soldiers may consider that they are sta tioned In Europe more for diplomatic purposes than for l They may think of themselves as hostages, signifying tendon to fight If the Russia ns should Invade Western Europe. But If they are not combat-ready, the deterrent effect of our troops In E urope Is less than It should be, and our tax money is being wasted, because the hostage effect could be achieved with a much smaller expedi tionary force. Congress should r equire the Army to prove that Its armored units In Germany are combat-ready, or are not. I/ It also allows you to find out what people In other countries think about Americans. Since It's an election year, I was very Interested In what Europeans thought about Jimmy Carter, the heir apparent to the White House In Washington. Europeans I spoke to are optimistic but uneasy about Carter. Mainly they mention his famous smile. They can't understand why he smiles all the time, (that's what they're uneasy about). And it's difficult to explain that Americans expect their politicians to smile. That's because a smile, some people think, Is an Indication of success, and if there Is anything everybody likes It's success. Aside from the smile, Europeans were very, very interested In Carter's rIse from peanut farmer to the top-ranking Democrat with the best chance of any candidate of easing Into the White House as the next U.S. President. They kind of liked that. They liked, also, what DON OAKLEY — Shape Up feast. And I 1111111111111111111111F . Iliine l)eliery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $36.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Ernest Hemingway All Europe, really, Is a moveable — say. U. I bf ALL ITEMS OF VALUE ON THESE PREMISES HAVE BEEN MARKED FOR IDENTIFICATION ANO REGISTERED WITH THE BIRMINGHAM POLICE DEPARTMENT , ¼-f: iii Am . r" 11 Z' 0 *\&lNCIf4k , ii X fl) to 19 'i '' : A , ' f'. It PO L I C . k - , 'p 0 ? il . sy r -1 B!" X~- ', , Marking CB Radios Can' Stop Thieves -. - I BIRMINGHAM, ALA.— (NEA) When Birmingham police Faided an apartment for stolen goods recently they found a man In 4pos.sesslon of 27 citizen's band radios. Unfortunately, none of the aserlal numbers on the sets matched those on a master List of C.B. Mtems reported missing by owners. Without such evidence, the boops had no case and neither the thief nor the merchandise could abe confiscated. M. But wait. One set had been mechanically inscribed with the identity of Its purchaser, which needless to say wasn't the Psuspect, and the charge was saved. The man was arrested and at Cleast one of the sets he stole was returned to Its residence of ecord. Not a terribly exciting cope and robber story, this. No shootEutsor beat-ups or the apprehension of truly fiendish desperados. ut It Is o good example of a hard fact of crime-fighting in 'America: police effectiveness Is often totally dependent on public — I, (See related stories on Page 6-8) 5cooperatlon. In this instance one of 27 C.B. radio owners uopera ted. He had complied with a police request urging citizens 1 4i Inscribe and record the Identification of valuable property. So when the CB set was stolen he was able to assist the cope In one ,imall triumph of justice. This kind of citizen-police cooperation seems easy enough. Every property owner should either inscribe his personal 1valuable3 or record their serial numbers for safe keeping. Yet precious few people bother. The result is that though more ( property Is stolen in America than money (there Is a burglary very 10 seconds), most of it is not recovered because, among other reasons, It can't be Identified. Further, much of the operty that is recovered can not be sufficiently identified to t eturn It to its rightful owners. To be sure, there Is an even more effective method of citizen's -4 cooperation regarding stolen property. Don't buy it. Crooks do not Steal TVs and radios to stock their own homes; the idea Is to swipe hIngs to peddle to the otherwise honest public. As follows: "Psssst, bud. Wanna buy a C.B. radio?" How much?" . "Thirty bucks." Is it hot?" Whadda you care?' Okay, I'll take it." Why don't people care about the origin of shady goods? Perhaps because they do not think the transaction Is a crime, and rhape becausethey fall to see the harm. As to the first point. a ,person In Alabama who buys stolen property Is liable to 10 years fri pr4on for Illegal buying and receiving. As to harm done, It Is enormous. Not only do conspiring llUzeri promote and give profit to burglary and robbery, they ,(oster more serious crimes as well. Birmingham FBI agent Leon , 'Mzemore tells of a local thug who has used thieving children to beep his customers satisfied, and pays them off with narcotics. 14 Until the public does come to terms with Iti own complicity hgarding this kind of criminality, however, the personal Identification of property Is a citizen's major defense against loss. ihus the FBI and Birmingham police have formed a stolen ,,roperty task force to spread the word. The program might rofltably be adopted in any community. The task force Is relying on public rather than police spunred en thusiasm for pro perty Identification. It has, for instance, isked for and received the assistance of all 85 television repair Healers In town, each of whom now possess an electric pencil to 4icrtbe new or used merchandise. Sgt. Earl Melton sAya some pe are so encouraged with the I.D. program they advertise It i a customer service. b There also seems to be growing enthusiasm within the neral community. The task force had divided the city Into 84 neighborhoods where residents have formed crime resistance groups, all of which are equipped with electric pencils (they are $10412 apiece). 0 After all, once a checkout clerk starts adding up your purchases, she's stuck with your order. She cannot serve another customer until your total order Is in the register. The lines of waiting customers behind you may stretch all the way back to fruits and vegetables. Too bad. We are not against computerization. But UPC without clear price marking on each commodity we buy Is an electronic razzle-dazzle we can do without. By DONNA ESTES Seminole Has More Voters Than Ever Seminole County hit a Landmark this week, charging candidates a qualifying fee, usually according to Supervisor of Elections Camilla five per cent of the annual salary of the office Bruce. they are seeking, was to help .efray election The county has the highest number of costs. This Is purportedly still the reasoning In qualified voters in Its history 50,9 — eligible Seminole County cities where qualifying fees are to cast ballots in the Sept. 7 and Sept. 28 charged. primaries. However, It was later decided that rather Voter registration books have closed for the than funneling these revenues In the general primaries and for City of Oviedo electors (the fund of the governmental entitles, the money Oviedo city election Is scheduled for Sept. 7 as would be split up between the local and state well), but will remain open for those who wish to organizations of the two major parties, except cast ballots In the Nov. 2 general election and the for Independent candidates. Altamonte Springs city election through Sept. 18. Actually as the duties of the various elective In the remaining five Seminole County cities offices have expanded and salaries have been While the privilege of running for public office the election process. is supposed to be available to all In a free society, regardless of station in life, it Is fast becoming a The local Republican party's new young turk, privilege, in practice, which only those with Mike Jones of Altamonte Springs, Is Involved money can avail themselves of. with a capital I. He not only advises candidates A case In point was seen recently when Jim and organizes campaigns, but It is not beneath Carlin, a young South Seminole resident, had to his dignity to go do all kinds of labor from back out of his announced effort to seek a seat on painting to helping put up campaign signs. the Board of County Commissioners because of He should be warned, however, that the the high qualifying fee and because he could not Image, he has worked hard to create for himself, obtain the large number of signatures required of the hard-bitten and ruthless politician was more than 1,200— to avoid paying the fee. tarnished somewhat in recent weeks with his "Money talks," he said, a sad commentary on secret kindnesses to a number of people. — — increased, the qualifying fees are very high — i.e. county property appraiser $1,426.72; supervisor of election $1,054.; sheriff $1,441.82; No longer can just anyone throw his hat Into county commissioner $825.91; school superinthe ring for county, state and federal office as tendent $941.35. qualifying fees have become almost In some cases, qualifying fees can now be prohibitively high. equated to poll taxes of the past, that In practice According to history buffs, the concept of kept a segment of the population from voting. may register until Oct. 22. Reporter's Notebook TOM TIEDE is As product, we can go back to the shelf and check the shelf figure against the one that comes up on the cash register. We just walk back along the aisles and look at the price on the shell. U enough of us do that with several items. UPC will become unprofitable to the store. where elections are scheduled for Dec. 7, voters . 4(CISTL? \\ It It abused In the name of computerized progress. We don't want to permit another abuse." We murmur a devout amen. We seniors have an active role to play in this boondoggle. Be sure that supermarkets won't give up easily, UPC gives them control if they want to change price suddenly. Now, at least, we can see the prices on each commodity. We can spot the ripoff when they paste a sticker marked 79 cents, over a product which only yesterday was stamped 69 cents. It Isn't that we don't trust the supermarkets. Let's say we just want to keep them honest. In this fight, we seniors have an advantage over younger food shoppers. We have time to defend ourselves at the stores. We don't need to rush home to take care of the kids. If the store does not put an easily read price on every — I '5 where I Live, are trying to protect us against the effects of UPC. In Nassau County, James Picken, the commissioner of consumer affairs, held a hearing on a proposed regulation to require that "UPC or no, supermarkets must put a price on every consumer commodity clearly and conspicuously.,, Picken, along with consumer department heads everywhere, has good reason to believe that we consumers (especially seniors) are outraged at the Idea of shopping "blind." At a recent open hearing, testimony by senior citizens and others was all In favor of the product pricing regulations. "Letters and petitions with hundreds of names have come to my office," Picken says. "Elderly consumers complain that they cannot even see the shelf signs properly." Picken adds: "consumers are sufficiently Time Tribulations Less than an hour after the Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) had approved its new slate of officers for 1976-77, newly elected vicechairman Rod Cable asked newly elected chairman Don Jackson about changing the panel's monthly meeting time from 7p.m. to 7:30 At a budget workshop session last week, Republican County Commissioner John Kimbrough got a wee bit miffed when a courthouse operator was unable In two tries to switch a telephone call into commission chambers. "One vote for $50 for a training program on how to switch calls," quipped Kimbrough. p.m. "Well, it doesn't make any difference to me," Jackson said. "Let's go around the table and see how the members feel about it." When the question reached SCOPA attorney Bill Hutchison, he said, "As far as I'm conon cerned, I'd Like to see the meeting time changed to 5 o'clock." — Several of the panelists laughed, but newly elected Treasurer Ed Blacksheare was willing to treat the suggestion seriously. "Let's try it at five and see how it goes," Blacksheare said. "We've had it at seven and seven-thirty, let's put it at five for awhile and see how It works out. No — five-thirty. Let's make It five-thirty." "Aw, you can't make it at seven," Hutchison quickly returned. 'How're you going to get here at five-thirty?" Final decision: the meeting time stays at 7 p.m. Kris Nub It may be a bad year for social programs. That's the way It looked at Friday's workshop meeting, which was called to work up next year's budget for county government. While discussing Sanford's Community Action Agency (CAA), Commissioner John Kimbrough, a conservative Republican if ever there was one, said he intends to peruse that request very carefully. Then he asked about CAA's cannery operation. "Have they found the cannery yet. They looked for it for about a year," Kimbrough remarked. Speaking of rough areas, it looks as if State Atty. Abbott Herring's budget request may be In for some rough tumbles. Remarking on last year's award, one departmental chief, Pat Glisson, said, 'If the board erred, it was in giving him (Herring) anything at all." — — Ed Prlckett "I don't have to vote If I don't want to! It's a free country, ain't it?" BY BILL CURRIE School Board Issues Test Reporter's Objectivity Sometimes it's difficult to be objective when covering the bargaining sessions between the Seminole County School Board and the Seminole Education Association (SEA). In case you haven't heard — and that seems hard to believe,— the two groups have been at the bargaining table since the middle of May in an effort to come up with a contract between the board and the county's 1,500-plus school teachers for the 1976-77 school term. When I say it's difficult to be objective (in other words to write without being prejudiced towards one group or the other), I mean It's that way because there are times when you feel sympathetic to the teacher's pleas for higher wages, yet you can't help but wonder if the school board negotiating team Isn't right when they say an Increase In salaries will mean higher taxes to the citizens of Seminole County, Too, it's tough to believe some of the charges and counter-charges being hurled back and forth across the bargaining table. Ernie Cowley, chief negotiator for the school board and aformer band director (for l5years) In the county school system, says there Isn't enough money In the 1978-77 proposed budget to warrant raises for the teachers. On the other hand, Steve Rosenthal, chief spokesman for the SEA, and Gene Grooms, executive secretary of SEA, argue that there Is plenty cf money 'hidden' in the budget If the school board would just acknowledge It. And there are so many 'ifs' thrown Into the discussions that at times It's really taxing on the gray matter to comprehend just what is and what Isn't the truth. Rosenthal and Grooms pointed out the other day that there is $1.4 million in the proposed budget for two schools which aren't even In existence .— so why not take that money and apply it to teacher's salaries Cowley counters with the thought that 'If' the school enrollment goes up those two new schools will have to be built. Too, the SEA team said that there was over $4 million In 'carryover' funds In the budget, at least half of which was unencumbered and could easily go towards pay hikes for the instructional personnel. Cowley then came right back and said that sure, there are those funds in the budget, "but they belong to the individual schools," whose students earned the money through various projects and that the monies are budgeted right back to those schools for a variety of programs next year. Yet, many teachers have told me that although the school board says the money Is in the schools, they're told by their principals that the funds aren't available. "No teacher agreed with your figures as to what was a carryover for those individual schools you quoted on Thursday," Rosenthal said to Cowley at Friday's meeting. "I asked my principal for funds to buy some social studies materials which I felt were necessary In my school," Rosenthal said. "I was told there were no funds available, so I pur. chased the materials out of my own pocket on at least three occasions so my students could have the advantage of those things I felt they needed to enhance their learning. "And I've never been reimbursed for it," he said, "and that's a fact. I think there's some hanky-panky going on with this money, because now I iee in the budget that there are carryover funds for my school. "If that's the case," he asked Cowley, "then why weren't those same funds available to us last year when we needed those supplies? The principal says he can't release any money and again you sit there and tell us the money was available." At Thursday's session, Cowley repeatedly said that the carryover funds budgeted for the individual schools "were earned by the students and we're not going to take that money away from them to give you people raises. They earned the money and deserve the right to spend it on their own programs." Talking to some of the teachers in attendance at the meetings in an effort to get a better Insight as to their feelings on the subject of carryover funds for the Individual schools. I got just about the same response from each one that they were told by their respective principals that they couldn't expend monies on various programs — because the funds weren't available. Yet, in each instance, tl.ose schools mentioned now have carryover funds in the proposed budget. Confusing? You bet It Is! We're not saying there Is any hanky-panky going on with the funds, as suggested by Susan Smith, with calculator always at the ready, is SEA's consultant in money matters and she insists that the school board's figures don't match up with those sent to the Florida Department of Education at the end of June this year. Cowley consistently questioned Ms. Smith's creden ti als and asked, "How can you say we have $4 million to spend when we don't even have that money To this, Rosenthal said, "Reassess your responsibilities, Ernie, so that the board pays its fair share. It Isn't your lack of ability to pay (wage increases), It's your tack of desire to pay." And on and on it goes. In three bargaining sessions last week, little or nothing was settled. For Instance, on Friday three contractural Issues came up for discussion a package proposal on comnensatlon. insurance and salaries; salary differentials; ann recognition all all three Issues were tabled for lack of a mutual agreement. When sitting through these sessions, one wonders if the two groups aren't just spinning their wheels. — — And when you hear the heated arguments for and against the Issues at hand, It's difficult to be Rosenthal, who clarified that reference to the objective because you're inclined to be swayed funds when he said he meant that the funds were by first one side and then the other. just being shuffled back and forth from one sheet But, no matter how difficult It Is, you must of paper and from one department to another. hang In there and try. And then there's the matter of what appears After all, that's what reporting Is all about to be discrepancies In the payroll figures to be fair and objective to all concerned, to tell It determined by the school board and those drawn like It is. up by the financial consultant of the SEA. That's 30... — �IN--Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Aug. 1, 197 Consult Doctor OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOURS. About Medicine DEAR DR. LAMB After checking my blood pressure, which was 179 over 87 one time and 150 over 90 another time my doctor prescribed Aldoment M ethylodopa, MSD1 500 milligrams daily. My doctor retired this month. When I went to a pharmacist he advised me to discontinue the Aldoment because it may cause a postive direct Coombs test. lie said this could lead to fatal complications, When I called my doctor and questioned him he would not give me any satisfaction. Please advise. nr%1&ft 0 & %W WORLD , %A Pefect'i6 on Casts Closing Shadow On Olympics IN BRIEF Chinese Warn Embassies To Expect New Tremors TOKKO (AP) — The Chinese Foreign Ministry warned. foreign embassies today of possible strong aftershocks "within a day or two" and urged that full precautionary measures be taken for new earth tremors, Japanese newspapers reported. Japanese correspondents reported from Peking that earthquake alerts continued in the Chinese capital and other parts of northeastern China following a devastating earthquake Wednesday. Chinese authorities ordered millions of people in the quakestrlcken areas into the streets early Friday in anticipation of new tremors, but no fresh shocks have been reported. The Peking correspondent of one Japanese newspaper quoted Chinese sources saying the quake was "the biggest natural calamity In several hundred years In China." Cloud Threatens Italians SEVESO, Italy (AP) — Government officials sought temporary shelter today for 400 Inhabitants ordered to leave their homes in an area now known as the "triangle of death." Doctors planned daily medical tests on the evacuees to see if they had been affected by a poisonous cloud that spread over the mostly rural area south of Seveso 22 days ago. The evacuees, ordered to be out by Monday, will join 200 others evacuated earlier In the week. The emergency began when a poisonous white cloud spread after an explosion at a factory operated by the Swiss-owned chemical firm Iciness. The cloud spread highly toxic agents such as tetraclilorxlibenzodloiI t'CDD), derived at high temperatures from chlorophenol, which the firm reportedly produced for defoliants. Evacuation Attempt Delayed BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP The International Red Cross Saturday delayed a new attempt at evacuating wounded Palestinians from the beselged Tal Zaatar Palestinian refugee camp in Christian-held eastern Beirut. The Palestinian guerrilla command charged that Camille Chamoun, whose Tiger militiamen had prevented previous evacuation convoys with gunfire, had laid new conditions for the evacuation and caused the delay. But Chamow', head of the Christian's hard-line National Liberal party, said, "The delay is a mystery for me. None of the Christian militias had anything to do with the delay. We shall continue to observe a limited cease-fire until a new deadline is set for the mercy mission." - Peron To Be Transferred BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Ousted President Isabel Perm will soon be transferred to an ordinary jail from a mountain retreat guarded by 600 soldiers, a local news agency reported today. The private Notictas Argentinas news agency quoted what it termed highly responsible official sources for its report. It said, the ex-president and widow of former President Juan D. Peron, may be sent to Villa Devoto, the main civilian prison in Buenos Aires She is accused of misusing public funds. Other sources said Mrs. Peron would be moved to a military base. There was no official confirmation of either report. - Amnesty Granted In Spain LA CORUNA, Spain (AP) King Juan Carlos has granted a broad amnesty for political prisoners, freeing all but those convicted of terrorist acts. The king signed the decree at a cabinet meeting Friday in La Coruna, where he is on a weeklong tour of the Galicia region In northwestern Spain. The order was to be published Saturday in the official government gazette. Official sources said that between 400 and 500 of some 650 persons jailed for political offenses would be freed immediately. - DEAR READER If you have quoted your pharmacist correctly I can only say "bad show." He should have advised You to talk to your doctor about it before you continued taking more of the medicine. Besides, the information as you have given it is not quite correct. It is true that Aldoment commonly used in treating patients with high blood pressure can cause a positive dlrett Coombs test. And what is that? A type of chemical reaction that would be important If you were going to have a blood transfusion. The people trying to do the type and cross match for compatibility of the blood for tranafusion would be the ones with the trouble, not you. A positive direct Coombs test from Aldoment medication will not cause a fatal complication Or any other important medical problem. Tell your pharmacist to read his Physicians' Desk Reference a little closer, The reaction is dependent upon the size of the dosage and you are on a relatively small dose. The usual dose varies from 500 milligrams to 2000 milligrams (two grams) a day. Your description of your blood pressure is not very alarming anyway. It is bor. derline and perhaps you could manage it very well by eliminating any excess body fat you might have. Weight reduction does wonders for people with mild high blood pressure. A simple pill that - ,. Lamb DEPREE I enables you to eliminate salt more effectively may be all that you would need, even If weight reduction did not greatly 1ower your blood pressure. I am sending you The Health Letter number 1-8, Blood Pressure, to give you a better picture of what influences blood pressure. Others who want this Information can send a long, stamped, self-addressed en. velope with 50 cents for it. Just send your letter to me In care of this newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. May I also add that many people are going to read and hear about medicines they may be taking. We have already had several of these reports In the news regarding high blood pressure. Do not panic and change your medicines. Our society seems to be plagued with vascillating from one extreme to the other. Often these reports are greatly exaggerated to attract the attention of the public. A second glance often leads to a more sober and factual judgment about the values and dangers of medicines or habits. Recently we have been told that Serpasil caused cancer of the breast. Other studies showed that the Initial reports were not as conclusive as was first thought. We have had Walter Conkite tell us that coffee drinking has no relation to heart attacks, but the article he reported really said it had a low correlation and the study did not include the high risk candidates. So we need a truth squad to clean up after these periodic sensational reports. The best place to start is with your family doctor. If you need to stop a medicine he may need to start you on something else to protect your health. 5 GRAIN U.S.P. 300a. ASPIRIN i7 E ri n9O put your çrand piano in a space this small The Herald 322•2611 Olympic Committee. The athlete In question Is 17. year-old Sergei Nemtsanov, a Games Saturday while American Bruce Jenner proudly wore the tag World's Greatest Athlete, fantastic Finn Lease Viren was ready to t1le'nge in the marathon and oVicials worried about keeping dogs on the leash. "We will not participate In the final phase of the Olympics, perhaps, if Immediate messurea are not taken" to return an apparent defector to Russian control, said Vitaly Smlrnov, vice president of the Soviet diver, who appeared In a Cana. than Immigration office Thum day and, according to an lmnii.. grat.lon official, asked for reIngee status. 9 INCH FAN .. . ~/Ax' STATIONARY MODEL 2156. I iZ " 88 9 IDEAL FOR DESKS OR COUNTER TOPS REG $11 99 Fr COPPERTONE LIMIT I TROPICAL BLEND .1 i, I L,* 14 .1g=00 ) 1" 44 2 TANNIN BUTTERG 149 $2.99 0 0 , 5 CT. TUNGSTEN STEEL DOUBLE EDGE BLADES • ill / 7 & 4488 Mod EL REG $ 49 99 LIMIT PUMA-'su -- 822 21 INCH WITH SIDE ZIPPER 24 INCH WITH SIDE ZIPPER 26 INCH WITH SIDE ZIPPER 04 SHOWER TO SHOWER BODY POWDER aw II and relaxes and listens to the sounds of the dogs as they seek out a warm trail and tune up for the chase. Eachownerseemstobeabletotellhlsdogfromthetoneof voice and can follow the hunt by sound. Cries of "listen to Old Blue go!" or "They've got him treed!" enliven the conversation, but seldom Is an animal actually killed . As more facts are obtained on this disagreement they will be ,' passed on to local hunters. LUGGAGE A4 5$. I:; Ftm '° 8" '''u I Campers who wish to spend a few days along the banks of the St. Johns River are warned by the sheriff's department that they must obtain written permission from the land owner before setting up camp. Failure to do so could result in a fine of up to $500 or, If firearms are carried, could come under the heading of a felony with punishment of up to five years imprisonment. as POLAROID 0 TYU 88 FILM to eSLI LIMIT ONE I COCCORAW OPD( I B8 ___J/ POLACOLOR 2 LAND FILM EIGHT 3% X 3h IN PRINTS — (Continued on Page 3B) — Ti Olympics By IRA BERXOW The Herald Services . ____ ________________ ________________ t ____________________ ___________________ 'P _ '" _ . jr ~ ' J .•'7 L '.i ' Olga's scores would not allow her W perform In two ofthe four liv trip !],: [ . had Just been posted on the scoreboard for Madla. plans ab- Next, Olga on the balance events in the women's Inbeam slipped at one point, but dlvldual all-around finals two solutely to retire," said Olga = windmllled back to execute a days later. Nadia qualified for .$b Korbut, age 21. The Russian courageous backalip. She got a all four. gymnast said this with COIl- 985, while Nadia was also Afterward when the team viction and a smile after what obtaining a 9.85 on the floor may have appeared a most exercise. However, a crowning exchanged congratulations, Nadia and Olga shook hands. distressIng evening for her. humiliation was the house She had been outpolnted and piano's background music "We said we are the friends" outshined In what was nearly "Yes sir, That's my Baby" as said Nadia to a reporter .1 t iiiii i I 1,1 II 1111111 I I I 1111 I Nih ______________________ _ head-to-head competition with Nadia took he r bow. Unfor- Lhl•oUgil an interpreter. Olga had no excuse. She said, ______________ ____ __ Ex-Sweetheart 'No, I have no _____ •, no,thatherankle did not bother old Rumanian who had now while Olga was hal fway her. "When you are an kthlete, become the heroine, the through her routine, an Injury Is something you Just princess, the all-around Olga on the floor exercise ternational sports heartthrob, scram bled to get a 9.85; Nadia work with," she said. as suddenly as Olga had four was then receiving a9.00onthe She said she hoped toreturn ______ . . I . . ' .-.... '- .- 4.r I. .' - ____________________ "-V ,' _______________________________________________ ' 11 - - _________ _______ ______ _____________ ____ _____ _____ I¼ - a_*_- _-__1_Z____..__ -----I 14r. __ ______________ . _____________— years before In the Munich vault. Olga at the vault fell once to the OlympIcs In 1980. Olympics. Then, Olga won two but managed a 9.85 as the A German journalist, adgold medals and a silver In a crowd went wild for Nadla's miring Olga's dignity, was, thrilling and daring per, perfect 10.00 on the uneven dubious, however. "Her cooformance of somersaults and bus. centration, is not like Nadia's twists. Her precision and Olga had twisted an ankle and anymore," he said with an strength seemed incredible for now hobbled to the water cooler accent. "Olga, she is getting a thin . 5-foot, pigtailed, blonde, during Nawa's encores. Then old. She has now o ther 'sings on When she appeared at Olgasatbackdownandgauntly her mind. But she is still Madison Square Garden last sucked a lemon. touching, no?" winter with the Russian team, Olga was introduced as "the most beloved a thlete In the world." If it wasn't wholly so, it AnearlyseasonrunofspeckledperChhaskeptLflkeJessup was too close to quibble about. SPORTS f ishermen busy this week along with several good catches of Something may or may not _ _ _________ il bluegills. have changed In this recent Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, . Sunday, Aug. 1, 17A-1B lhley's camp on the Sou th shore of the lake recorded a string dramatic night In Montreal. ~ _____ 1 —_ It was the final evening of the of 17 specks for Deputy Sheriff Thompson and wife while Larry Hess of Altamonte Spr ings landed 37. Ray Wilson and Dean Price two-day team gymnastics , competition. Four teams of six teamed up to bring In 35 perch. . girls from Hungary, East Another Altamonte Springs man, Jesse Meausc, has been Germany, Russia and Rumania getting limit chatches of bluegills alnost every day and John DAYTONA PIER: Popular I labia' hole competed in four events, Rogers, Orlando, pulled in 25 bream. I competed A float trip down the Wekiva River by Lamont Marchman and rotating after each team completed Its turn on the .Tudolph Forehand of Apopka resulted In a string of 20 bass. balance beam, the vault, the Putting in at Kings Landing, the two floated and fished their way floor exercise and the uneven to Wekiva Landing where they set up camp for the night and had a MONTREAL (AP) The pounds, and Marine Cpl. Leon bars. real fish fry—much much more than they could eat. Although there were 24 of the United States, led by Howard Spinks of Camp Lejeune, N.C., Management at the camp reports bass fishing picking up. best women gymnasts on the Davis and Sugar Ray Leonard, against Soria at 167. redbreast bream biting and lots of visitors. While Stevenson expected to same brightly-Lighted floor of and Cuba, powered by Teofilo Wekiva Landing expects a busy weekend as the entire repair service from Seminole the Montreal Forum, the Stevenson and Sixto Soria found become the first nun to win two gz,duating class in telephone capacity crowds of 18,000 had out Saturday which has the Olympic heavyweight golds Community College Is planning a canoeing and picnicking party eyes almost exclusively for most clout in the Olympic when he fought Mlrcea Simon of this weekend. Romania, the story of the Nadia and something less so for boxing championships. George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven Is having quite a few PORT ORANGE Ormond hits off winning pitcher Brian and Rocky Jernigan. Each country had six Cuban team could be Soria. Wcampers out and, although the fishing has not been great, visitors Beach slammed the door on the Cole, and gave up 13 hits. The nine-run burst was Olga. Nadia made two perfect finalists, but only one could win are catching enough for evening flshfrys, Sanford Junior League AllStarter Mike Wright got off to triggered by four singles and a Randolph was the first A few bass, redbreast bream and strings of catfish eight to 12 Stars Friday night, dousing the a bad start, giving up a two-run walk by Wright, not exactly scores, one on the uneven bars six gold medals. Americans and American to try for a gold. He per person has been about average, latter's hopes of proving a rags- homer to Todd Cowgill In the aided by a fielding error. Relief and one on the balance beam. Cubans faced each other in was followed by Army Sgt. three of the 11 divisions. On the St. Johns, bass are schooling In the Osteen Bridge area to-riches team qualifying for first inning. pitcher Walter Law didn't do a Olga did well , but less so, "When the hell rings, I'm Charles mooney of Fort Bragg, e bank and arou made fr om th nd th When th e crowd cheered, but the beet catc hes have been e state tournament. Sa nford scored In the bottom bad job pitching, but his He and N.C., who would have to the bridge pilings right at the camp. Good strings of bream and One bad inning spelled cer- of the frame on a Bruce Annett fielding left something to be they were usually cheering for ready," said Davis, ercome a minor cut over the speckl ed perch are landed every day according to John tam doom for Sanford as homer to left and had runners desired as he was charged with Nadia. When they gasped at a Leonard are the two most ov eye, a bad cold and Young talked-about U.S. boxers here right Lankford, camp manager. Ormond Beach, a well-balanced on second and third with none two costly wild throws on balls mishap, it was Olga's. Jo Gu of North Korea. The scheduling called for the beca use of their showmanship Marina Isle anglers are concentrating on bream and finding team, scored nine times in the out, however Cole bore down that were bunted. The other U.S. finalist was backed up by ability. *plenty of them. Some bass reported schooling near the camp but second inning and went on to and fanned the meat of San4. Sanford scored again In the two girls to go through routines Davis, 20, of Glen Cove, N.Y., Mike Spinks, Leon's younger register a 15-8 victory, ford's batting order the best catches have been made blind casting the shore Line. Rick third on some nifty base run- at about the same time at world champion at 126 brother,, who was In only his Lemon Bluff bass have taken a turn at late evening schooling. Sanford collected only four Bradley, Bernie Von Herbulls ning by Wright. On via a single, different locations on the floor, a second fight of the tournament, the gold tried to win Ed Woods, camp owner, said the river was alive with striking fish Wright reached third and faked There was high anticipation In pounds,132.pound class against against world champion Rufat In the i Wednesday Just before dark. One boat brought in 20 bream on a a tag up on a fly ball by Von the crowd regarding this Risk16 of the Soviet Union, • • Simion Cutov of Romania, The differences in the two Wednesday trip from this camp. Herbulis. He scored when who could have had problems -Smoker" king mckerel are hitting just outside Ponce Inlet catcher missed the throw home. girls in age is apparent. Olga Leonard, a Pan-American with a cut over the right eye. Games champion from Palmer and many up to 35 pounds have been Landed by private boat Law scored for Sanford in the seems so much more a WOdfl3lh her red Park, Md., went against one of Mike drew a first-round bye, In of the wend. Olga operators this week. Trolling boats at Inlet Harbor are getting fourth on a passed ball. hard-punching got a forfeit victory because of uniform shows a ruddy physical the Cubans bonita and when the water Is clear, In the three-run rally in the fair catches of kings and -hander Andres Aldama left the African pull-out, won an maturation, whereas Nadia in mackerel. Spanish sixth, a passed ball and RBI excellent hauls of for the gold in the 140-pound easy decision and then got an.. groundouts by Wright and Mike white uniform ts still slight as a Captain Al Kline, owner of the "Snow White" bottom fishing other forfeit when Alec Nastac tomboy. Olga still wears Class. Link accounted for the runs. boats, reports red snapper are biting very well, most of them In The other U.&-Cuban matcn- of Romania wasn't allowed to MIAMI (AP) that is one pigtalls but of her Miami National Conference regular the two to four pound size. ORMOND BEACH last concessions to the demure ups were Leo Randol ph, 18, of compete In the semifinals beJack crevalle up to 25 poundsarestriklng menhaden minnows Dolphins' coach Don Shula season record, was e liminated AS R H BI Olga we once knew, her pigtails Tacoma, Wash., against left- cause of a cut suffered In his i i around the Main Street Pier in Dayto na causing the pier fisher- started weeding out his over- 17-14 by Dallas In the playoffs. DIVI Jam handed Ramon Duvalon at 112 quarter-fInal bout. in T o 4 2 3 3 d Cowgill If The teams, to play and her skill, that Is. Miami men some exciting moments. A Jack of that size Is a real "tackle sized quarterback corps Mike Modem fl 3 I 12 Nadia has a wispy ponytail buster". Several flounder were landed, some big tr out, w hiting, Saturday night when he sent his in the final regular season Brian Coup 4320 and bangs that come down club against the Minnesota game, have met In six previous Bruce Pace rf 1300 and sheepahead made up most of the catches. nearly to her large, Impassive National Ted Buckner rf I 0 1 0 "Fishing Vikings In the first exhibitions. Minnesota won In Daytona says Wayne Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" Pau Roer rf ° ° brown calf eyes. Her lips are e Football League preseason four, bu only. t Miami tti off th won the hi ng channel bass are few is good." Snook, trout and a SIeveKIifldtc 3022 normally tight. Her face Is pale regular season game and beat Jim Hubert c 21 bridges at night she'epshead and drum in the daylight hours, game for both teams. and pristine and she looks like Frank Schafer ct I 0 0 0 øband surf fishermen are getting whiting and pompano." Shula planned to keep the Vikings in the 1974 Super Marty M.almstedtlb 5 2 3 theklndof small girl who would Bowl. H. L. Oglesby and his grandfather used the guide service veteran quarterbacks Bob MONTREAL AP The U.S. fighters going for 4 I 0 0 Frank Davis 30 have a collection Television viewers saw 7L1 and does m0ta's Foreman has not at the "Tackle provided by Kent Gtbbens 331313 9 Totals Box In South Daytona. Griese and Earl Morrall out of boxing titles Saturday included of dolls In international hours of Olympic coverage Leo 1urter the action and play third- reported in an attempt to reSANFORD 'Their catch? a speckled trout weighing 10 and Randolph of Tacoma, 4211 BruceAnnettib costumes on a shelf in her Saturday on the next.to-bat day Del negotiate his contract after mangrove snapper and grouper. several big pounds plus Wash., at 112 pounds; Charles stringer Don Strock, Jim Michael Wr,ght P 55 3b 2 1 I I droom. Jack crevalle are plentful In the Halifax River and are run.. Gaizo and free agent Gary running for 1,070 yards in last Mike Link C of the Summer Games. 3 0 0 I Mooney, Ft. Bragg, NC., 119; hazel eyes are Olga's ason's campaign. popp g pl s 12-2 I Rick Bradley rt 3 in ug ning big up to 15 pounds. The big o nes are hit ting Vaibue na. One of the latter se network Howard Davis, Glen Cove, The ABC-TV Grant was also without of. Bernie von Herbulislbp 3 a a o wearier, having been exposed the best. Kent reports whiting so good in the surf they are hitting 0 eeIs expected to face axe N.Y., 132; Ray Leonard, 3000 Rocky Jernigan If to the world In the last four televised from 3 to 6:30 ,snythlng, shrimp, sandfleas, cut bait and even nylure jigs. p.m. Exact Palmer Park, next week in (Lw club's first fensive tackle Ron Yary, who is Walter Law 53 p.lb Md., 140; Mike EDT, and 7 to 11 yeam In his option year and has not RmcherdFredeflckcf 3 I I 0 Spinks, St. Louis, 165; and Leon major roster cut. events televised, however, I 0 0 0 Their bodies further illustrate reported. And Grant has seen Bobby Newman 30 4 known until shortly Spinks, Camp Lejeune, N.C., 1 I 00 Strock was to have regular wide receiver John Gilliam and Chris Hunt ph is their diverseness. Nadia IS a won't be 245 4 3 Totals before air time because a large 178. running backs Mercury Morris running back Ed Marlanaro shade taller but, at 85 pounds, ew Conference Form ed $2 515 1—IS Track and field gold medals 10 pounds lighter than Olga's. portion of the programming is and Don Nottingham in the join the Atlanta Falcons and 0,m0MI Sa nford11 U ve li coverage, up backfield. in Atstarting for grabs Included the Wednesday for Olga's muscles are more New York Jets, respectively, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) scheduled marathon where Frank Shorter Grant, meanwhile, af rigidly defined, especially in Boxing and track and field —Six schools in metropolitan lanta. ter playing out their options. Is showcased veteran quar. 'Shula also Beasley said the virtual shutexpected to repeat as the thighs. The veins in Olga's will shared has four top perareas arourl the Southeast the spotlight. Six hands are quite prominent. American boxers will compete champion; the high jump, officially form a new athletic out of independent schools form terback Fran Tarkenton and formers from past seasons Irish C agers They are nearly hidden in for gold medals. Finals also where Dwigh t Stones is favored of inju ri es—. conference next week. Jackson- the NCAA basketball tourna- new free agen t power runner sidelined Nadia's. were scheduled in the to win; the 1,S00 meters, where yUle University basketball ment and difficulty in ached- Willie Spencer In the Orange safety Dick Anderson, defen- Open Nov. uling games In January and Bowl contest before an ex- sIre cml Bill Stanfill, defensive When the girls performed on marathon, men's high jump, New Zealander John Walker is SOUTH BEND, lad. (AP) — : •coach Don Beasley says. tackle Manny Fernandez and The University of Noire Dame that second of the two nights in 1,500-meter run and several heavily favored; the women's It will be called the Sun Belt February has made conference pected crowd Of 50,000. Both clubs again have playoff offensive tackle Wayne Moore. opens its 197677 basketball sea- the team competition Olga relays In the last day of major shot put; women's 400-and Athletic Conference and mem- membership Important 10 first hopes. The American Conferbers will be Jacksonville, South class basketball programs. It was the first game on the son at 11th-ranked Mary land on began with a 9.90 score on the competition at the 1976 Games. 1,60meter relays and men's The new conference also will once Dolphins last year failed to Orange Bowl's new prescrtp- Nov. V. uneven bars. As she accepted Alabama, North Carollaa at Today equestrian finals wilJ 400 and 1,600 relays. Charlotte, New Orleans, South compete in soccer, golf and ten- make the playoffs for the first tlon grass &irface, which was The Irish wilJalso meet de- adulation from teammates, a be held during the day andthe Flnalswere held lnfreestyle nis, with post-season tounla- timnein seven years despite a 10- InstalLed to replace a worn-out fending NCAA champion and roar went up from the crowd. A closing ceremonies will wind up wrestling, canoeing, soccer and Florida and Georgia State. 4 record. Minnesota, with a 12-2 artificial surface. perfect 10on the balance beam the Games in the evening, The organization meeting is ments in all sports. top.ranked Indiana. judo. I I 99 pounder from San Jose, Calif., reached up in a victory salute Just before he crossed the finish line In the 1,500-meter run, the last event of the two-day marathon. Jenner set a world record of 8,454 points. Guido Krahzschmer of West Germany was second and Nikolay Avllov of Runala, the former record bolder, was third. James Butts, Los Angeles, picked up a silver medal with a leap of 56-4 1.2 in the triple Jump, finishing back of Russian thon until after he'd won the 5,. 000 meters, making First man ever to win both the 5,000 and 10,000 rune In nsecutive Olympics. Now he'll try to duplicate the 1952 feat of Emil Zatopek in adding the marathon to that list of titles. "I'd planned to run the mnarathou all along," he insisted after his driving, sprinting vic. tory in 13:24.76 over Dick Quax of New Zealand and Klaus Nildenbrand of West Germany. Hhldenbrand fell across the f inish line, just beating Bob Dixon of New Zealand for third. Jenner, 26, a 6-foot-2, 195- Sun Sets On Olga Korbut, ______ ' The group meets at an appointed place, turns the hounds loose PLAID SOFTSIDE • Outdoors A bitter controversy is developing between owners of fox and coon hounds and rural property owners In Volusla County. Property owners held a meeting at the Elks Club In DeLand Wednesday night to formulate plans to have the county cornmission ban hunting dogs from running foxes and coons at night. Afoxorcoonhunthaslongbeenthefavoritesportofmany dog owners in Central Florida and Is considered as more of social get-together than actual hunting. / // ,Lj\ e I IPZMPA - 'I 11,,e k 11,14 P~l )j MAKES INCH TRENCH ' defending champion Frank Shorter, Boulder, Coin., in the 26-mile, 3&-yard marathon. The event starts and ends In the Olympic Stadium but wends most of its course over the hills and through the streets of Montreal. The International olymplc Committee, in an appeal to the Montreal public, solemnly asked "people ... to keep all dogs tied up and inside if possible. The reasons for this are evident." Viren, a skinny policeman, didn't really enter the mara- year-old Darrell Pace, ReadIng, Ohio, and Luann Ryon,, Riverside, Calif., and the assur. ance of six medals, either gold or silver, from American boxera tonight, Going Into the last full day of competition, the Russians had 39 gold medals, 38 silver and 29 bronze, 100 overall. East Ger. many was second with a 34-2125 count, 80 over-all, and the United Sta tes had V-27-23, 71 total. The highlight of Saturday's ______________ 'A'T . a_ ~_ I _______ Fox, Coon Hunters Beware: Trouble In Them Thar Woods - I R EG. LAWN EDGER PERSONNA 74 program figured to be the lastminute challenge of Viren to __ SLAcK a DICKER P "We reserve the right not to Ih 11011 0I{REU. ______________ FOLDS FOR LIGHT- WEIGHT PORTABILITY In Ottawa, the Canadian capital, the Soviet ambassador delivered a stiff note alleging Nemtsanov had been kidnaped, The note said Nemtsanov is Underage, may not know what he is doing and the Soviets fear for his well-being, medals despite Jenner's world record deca thlon victory Friday, archery gold medals by 19- ____________ F01\ ~ 0 _. . - 7HEAVY TAKE-ALONG GRILL GAUGE METAL participate" In Saturday's last full day of activity, warned Smirnov, whose nation is scheduled to host the ioo Olympics In Moscow. He did not put a time limit on Canadian action, however, and there was no indication when, or if, the Russians actually would pull out. If t hey do,' it would do little to change the character of the Games that al. ready have been boycotted by 30 nations and have been pingued by a variety of political, racial and economic problems. The Russians already have clinched the victory in over-all ________ _________ _______ ______ - ___ ' , . . t? ... HOSPITAL NOTES PF__ JULY 30, 1976 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Sandra Maria Hunt Gladys Jennison Bernard G. Matthews Alvin Milo Emogen' Wilkins Sylvia M. Colwell, DeBary Frank Biondolillo, Deltona Ruby D. Crumity Lekesha Dennard Ronnie E. Griffin Patricia L. Manley Georgia E. Marston Christine L. Peterson THREE 'GIVES 12 FLASHES Frederick W. Rocque Taylor Van Roundtree Howard R Shuck had visited In Sanford a number of times. A native of Hart County , Ga., he was a member of the American Trustees of the University of Georgia Foun.. datlon; president of the Alumni Society In 195445 and a charter member of the President's Club of the University of Georgia from which he was graduated in A member of the Demosthentan Literary Society, he was with the Agricultural Extension Service for 50 years and nude his home n LaGrange, Ga., until a year igo when he moved to Athens. He was director of the LaGrange Credit Bureau for nany years. Graveside services were held Vednesday at 3 p.m. In Shadow .ane Cemetery, LaGrange, with the Rev. DeWitt Long ifficiating. Deacons of the .aGrange Baptist Church were aUbearers. Survivors. In addition to Ira. Vickery, who it 90, is the Iciest of 13 children, are his low, Mrs. Katlo Christopher aker of Athens; two stepsons, 190Z SPRAY CAN WITH AMMONIA SPRAY ON - WIPE OFF' 49 REG. 69 LADIES SANDALS HEINZ " I KETCHUP c_O4L 14 OZ. LIMIT TWO WEDGE EELS 4 99 SWIM MASK REG 37C 1"_ 4~ OZ. AFTER \ SHAVE LOTION probabtli., I. 50 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST OccaaIouI thundershowers over theextreme northern Florida a scattered lAnadershowers elsewhere. Highs In upper $0s to mid 90., lows mainly in the 706. Sunday's Daytona Beach tides: high 12:12 a.m., 12:50 p.m., low 1:18 a.m., 1:53 P.M. Port Canveral: high 12:29 am., low 1:10 a.mn., 1:3* p.m. nd E- I 350S TIGHT FITTING MASK LENS ( CPLASTIC HAMPMODEL SEAhEATHER R K EL 5 N 0 j LEAKPROOF MODEL E.1375 t BY LIMIT 129 SHULrON ONE 14,4\ 7OLTUIE LU IPANA TOOTHPASTE j Boxers Slug It Out All-Stars Reach End Of Line, 15-6 - (fl DO IT YOURSELF ... PEST CONTROL "FREE" USE OF PROFESSIONAL it k spun'. BUG CHEK.YIAICO 14 - - Miami, Vikes,e QB On Parade A4 ' Get M extra sat Of pnnhI *tih enry ioU a t color o, bLKl v'J vie Nm developed and pimled.. TODAY AND (VERY DAY TWICE THE FILM MURINP EAR DROPS W,n you i yew dr-sloped 1dm end pmmti. buy t*o rods of Kadacolo, or black and wIit. Ida to, the ,pâa, Pme of mis... TODAY AND EVERY DAY PRICES 0000 T14&U WIDNISDAYI OPEN SUN. 10-7 DAILY 9.9 SOME ITEMS LIMITED - -7 ~-7-_~ _ .' pick I"e kst ': ; - it F ~ ~i *4.-% - m i k• t' 11 j \ sa ' 1~1 "• :" - Wrap up On TV I t I ,. - - - - Pfl TWICE THE PRINTS' LIMIT ONE r 4.' ' '.: .1' - ?- ' ..s..- I .' - REG $119 ; i] :WEAT1TR Saturday'. high N , Sunday's low 72. Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in low to mid 90s lows in lower 70L Variable mostly westerly winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain 99 RE G REG. 49 P, Wh o's Tough es - OLD SPICE Thomas Early of Bishop, Ga. and S. Chris Early of Atlanta; two other sisters, Mrs. Salle Wisetram of Piedmont, Ala. and Ms. Ruth Baker Sanders of Hartwell, Ga.; three brothers, William Baker of Hartwell, Hoke Baker of Norcross, Ga. and Clyde Baker of Tampa, Fla.; also a number of nieces and nephews, including Mrs. V.C. Messenger and Mrs. Lillian Dugan and Harold Morgan of Sanford. Mrs. Vickery and Mrs. Messenger attended the funeral services in LaGrange. CROSSBAND OR POPSICLE - . AREA DEATHS Eugene Baker, 88, of 120 Fortson Drive, Athens, Ga. died Tuesday, July 27, 1976, following an extended illness. The brother of Mrs. Lillian Vickery of Sanford, Mr. Baker GLASS CLEANER PAK OF Mrs. Frank (Beth) Whigham Clarlceflawksworth, Deltona and baby boy Allen Karnes, Deltona Ethel M. Sterling, Lake Mary Linda A. Struble, DeBary Larry G. Bissell, Orange City Olin B. Watson, DeLand BIRTHS: Sara F. Hill, Deltona Sanford: Charles L. Jaeger, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. James Margaret Bush, Geneva ( Deborah) Breon, a girl Robert L. Williams, Geneva DISCHARGES: Gary Clippard, Lake Mary Sanford: Rosemarie Castellucci, Or. Barbara M. Brorup lando EUGENE BAKER ECKERDIRAND SYLVANIA ,' MAGICUBES 11 1911. and give It the play it deserves! GALAXY LIMIT 1 — M% can MONTREAL (AP) The threaj of a Russian withdrawal hun(over the troubled Olympic - - . N 27 - I.LV' ' 'it". �k. lB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1; Well, Since Sunday, Aug. 1, 1fl Leisure-Thirsty Net Fans Happy Olderman By MURRAY OLD ERMAN You Asked... Q. How could the voters possibly have overlooked Al Oliver for a starting position with the National League in the All-Star game? - T.J., Oil City, Pa. Because the voters are too easily Influenced by reputation, and for some reason the letthand centerfielder, having the best of his eight seasons In the major, has never caught the public fancy. In fact, the Pittsburgh Pirates even tried to trade him last winter for Amos Otis of Kansas City. If Oliver has any flaw, It's an average tbrowlng ann. Q. How old Ii Satchel Palge and when did he pitch his last game In organized baseball? - J.P., Kanus Cfty, Kan. The best available record shows Leroy (Satchel) Paige was born July?, ITh, In Mobile, Ala., which makes him 70 years old. In 1966, at the age of 60, he pitched for the Peninsula club in the Carolina League. A year earlier, at 59, he made his last major league appearance, starting and pitching three Innings for the Kansas City Athletics without yielding a run. Sunday, Aug. 1, I7-3B Evonlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________________________________________________________________________ • -______ 1 Baseball P lea s a n t Siof - p . a I In their history, going back to Brooklyn, but only in the 20th century, the Dodgers have won 15 pennants, 10 while in Brooklyn (1900-16241-47-49-52-53-55-56) and live as Los Angelenos (1959-6365.66-74.) I think the World Series teams thIs year will be the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phlllies. My choIces (or the top tln-ee pitchers in eachleague are: National - Randy Jones, Tom Seaver, Andy Measersmith; American - Catfish Hunter, Jim Palmer, tie between Mark Fidrych and Frank Tanana. Q. Why did Buffalo trade Walt PatuIskl to the St. Louis Cardinals and what did they get in return? - F.P., Jamestown, N.Y. Although they nursed him along as regular for four seasons, the Big Notre Dame All-American end, top pick of all the collegiate crop in 1912, was a disappointment because he turned out to have a philosophical soul Instead of a destructive psyche aimed at all quarter backs. The Cards, desperate for defensive help, only had to yield a No. 2 choice in the next draft. Q. What do you think of World Team Tennis? is it going to catch 0* as d major sport? - J. T., Tucson, Arts. I know the men who've sunk good money Into the concept are going to take exception - and point out that the value of a franchiseIsnowuptolm1llIon(fromtheor1glnal$50,000)-bUtI still think tt'i mostly a pleasant diversion from the main business of toxnament tennis and will stagger along for a new years taking advantage of the tennis boom. Q. Who do you think will be the top rookies of the NFL this season? - LL fln'4nn'ti, 0. That's tough picking, but my front-runners right now are, for the AFC, Joe Washington, the exciting running heck from Oklahoma, in a San Diego uniform, and for the NFC, defensive lineman Leroy Selmon, also train Oklahoma, with the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I have a long shot In the AFC - wide receiver Dave Logan of Cleveland, via Colorado, a great natural athlete. Q. Rave any other shortstop. besides Toby Harrab of the Texas Rangers batted regularly In the cleanup position in the batting order? - H. Carmichael, Beaumont, Tex. There aren't any currently plying the trade, although Chris Speler of the San Francisco Giants has occasionally batted in the fotth ipot. But the shortstop as the cleanup hitter is not an unknown phenomenon. Let's go all the way back to Honus Wagner of the Pittsburgh Fü'atea; then Joe Cronin of the Washington Senators, Vern Stephens of the St Louis Browns, Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs and occasionally Lou Boudeau f the Cleveland Indians. Stephens was the No. 4 batter In the 144 All-Star garn". lye rI - My Flirty Garlic; 6 PrInter's Iron. 1.....Dijtl Ley;--.-.-_.. $ Larry Go. .-.- 6.20.3.00; 2. My My Molly (1) 5.00. Beii; 7. WaysIde Julie; I. Bryan 360.1.10; 3. GastlDiaga (6)1,20; 0 SEVENTH - I. Sharp CrIcket Cincinnati (Norman 2), In) (25) 5.4460. P (52) 512S70. Montreal (StanPouse 7.4) at (Roy) (1)5.003.40740; 2. Stonegat. 5.20; 3. Bob Tryon (2) 3.00; 0 (17) Keith. FOURTH - 1. Gi5tl II (3) 6.10. FOURTH -I. Ed Ghost; 2. Brian 550.10; P (11) $11510; 1 (71.2) Sharp (1) 600 310; 3 Marlow (6) Pittsburgh (Reuss 105). In) 400.210. 2. Solana (5) 10.20,4.10; 3. K. Eckect; 3. Dark Lament; 1. $209.10: 31:21. 1.20 0 (1.4) 1100; 1 (II 6) 5540; Today's Games Rodolfo (1) 4.60; 0(3*) 137,20; P (3 FIFTH -'I. Mindy Malone (4) MelOdy Time; S. Aim; 6. Northern 2:07.4. PhiladelphIa at New York, 2 Blue Grace; 5. B.B.s 5) $131.70; DD (3.3) $125.10. 1. 32.10. 15.10, 10.10; Winding River Friend; 2. EIGHTH -1. Joshua (Strong) (5) Montreal at Pittsburgh FIFTH - 1. Rafaei.Diaga (6) (2) 5.00, 3.60; 3. Wright Amazed (1) Pusher. 11.207.10310; 2. Lotus Bud (I) 240 St LOuis it Chicago 16.60, 9.00, 6.10; 2. ApraitRodolfo FIFTH - 1. Wayside Sutan: 2. 6.20; 0(26) 1*3.60; P (6 2) 1359.70. 1 240; 3 Bones Demon (1) 3.20; Q(1 San Diego at Cincinnati (4) 560. 6.50; 3. Barqtjin.Wally (2) Wright Marker; 3. Ramblin Girl; 1 (6.2.1) $1,739.10; 39:03. 5) 26.10; 1(511) 252.10; 1:31.3. Atlanta at Houston 650. 0(46)14300; P (6.4) 5177.00. SIXTH - I. Just Plain Verge (7) Lucky Libra; S. Willie Wesley; , Los Angeles at San Fran. NINTH - I, Bonnie Flyer lRau) SIXTH -1. Solana.Ovy (5) 19.40. 1700,1.10,6.20: 2. Johnle Margo (4) Trevelin Tom; 7. Mary Kate; I (6) 25.10 6.60 3.00; 2. Dr. Speedabit u" 1.50.3 40, 2. Zubi.Goros 7,00,3.20; 3. 160, 1,20; See 3. Secrets (5) 1.10; (1) 360 7.60; 3. Ocala Star Fly (1) Oakland (Mitchell 7S) at I. COUfltS5 Christie;?. victor Loretno (3) 2.10; 0 (5.7) SIXTH (17)5.31,10; P17.4) *152.10; 1(745) 300. (7 (16) 21.10; 1(612) 30000; Minnesota (Goltz 59) Cavett; 3. Madds Kristi; 1. 13000; P (5.7) $411.60; DO (65) $291.10; 31:50. 2:01.1. Detroit (Lemanzyck 2.2) at (5) Caridian Bowl; S. Nap's Jeff; 6. 5366.00. SEVENTH - I. Jack Tryon TENTH - I. Byrd Bobby (Bob Baltimore (Palmer 145), (,) SEVENTH -1.VictOC Rodotto (2) 1.00,2.10; 2. WaysIde Tansu (3) Pearl's Pain; 7. Ruth Ready; S. ' Deason) (5) 3.40 3.00 2.10; 2. Tinys Cleveland (Waits 45 and Bib. • 1200. 1.10, 1.20: 2. JovgeElori'i (I) 310 Melody Song. 3. Byrd K 1.60.3.00;), John L. Hayes (I) Time Bomb (7) 10003.10; by 63) at Milwaukee (Travers Leaders 5.20,310; 3. SolanaGasli 11(4) 3.50; SEVENTH - 1. Madam Printer; 0 13$) 1.20; P (5.3) 517.10; 1 ($3.1) (3)210.0(5.1) 21.70; 1(5.7.3) 36740; 127 and Slaton 121). (tn) 0121)539.60; P 171) $119.10. 2. Bee Betty; 3. Royal Dancer; 4. 121.60 31:01. 2:06.1. Texas (Blylevan 7.12) at Kin AMERICAN LEAGUE EIGHTH - 1. Mtit11l WaIly (6) EIGHTH - 1. Rebozo (5) 9.60, Siiidoo; 5. Spyin Sly; 6. K's A - 1.101; Handle - $50.91? sas City (Fltimorris 126), In) BATTING (225 at bats)- G.Bretl, 360. 1.00; 2. Penmarrlc (1) iso, Pharoah; 7. Otis; S. Kerry Woman. 2120. S00. 4.00. 2. OrbiElorri (3) Chicago (Johnson 9.9) at Call KC, .353; Bc,stock. Mm, .350; SATURDAY NIGHT 160.210;). RafaeI.Rodolto (2) 3.20; EIGHTH - 1. Sovran Sentry; 2. 310; 3. Penrose Whynol (3) 340; Q Ioi-nia (Ross 6.17), (n) McRa,, KC. .311; Munson, PlY. .331: (45) $$470; P (5.4) 5157.40; T (5.4.3) Travelin Nell; 3 SnaZzy Time; 1. 0 (3.6) *35.00; P (61) $135.70; Big 0 LeFlore, Del, .327. Today's Games FIRST - I Aubrey Time (Faga) (25 wIth 36) 51.496.60. Painless Dentist; 5. .)obill's Champ; 1611.20; 31:63. Oakland at Minnesota, 2 RUNS-Rivers. NY. 67; R.White, 2. W.D. Baron (Hall); 3. Mahnard NINTH - 1. Orbe (2) 9.20, 5.10. NINTH - 1. Jug (7) 22.00, 660. 6. BrIndle Skipper; 7. Bold Admiral; Detroit at Baltimore NY, 61; Otis. KC. 64; Carew, Mm. Pence (Komers); 1. Feather 210; 7. Mutilla (1) 6.20, 1.70; 3. 450; 2. Shelton Streaker (I) 320, 5. Ernesta. New York at Boston 64; North, Oak. 6.4, Hill(Strong); S Extra Angus NINTH -I. Fawn Dawn;?. Weela Rafael (I) 350; 0 Il 2) $31.10; P (2 s 60; 3. Sheily (1) 5 00; (7 (7$) Texas at Karas City RUNS BATTED IN-Mayberry, (Shell); 6. Sneaky John (No $3910 P (71) $112 50; 1 (iS 4) Pet; 3. Soyran Storm; 4. NImble I) '°' Cleveland at Milwaukee KC.67; Munson, NY,64; Burroughs, Driver); 1. Pepper John (No 539070' TENTH 1. ZubiGoroS(S) 10.60. Roaiy; 5. Jobill's Blgfoot; 6. Llsefa 35:54. Chicago at CalIfornia Tex,61; Chambliss. NY, 63; L.May, Driver); 5. Galavant (No Driver). 7. Top Ginger; •, tOO. 2*0; 2. SolasP.clna (2) 1.20. TENTH - 1. Moneycha.iger (5) Fa*'l'OW Bal, 62. SECOND - 1. Color Me Beanie 300; 3. BobOvy (3) 2.60; Q (25) 3.50. 2.50, 2.20; 2. Chicory (1) 6.00. Wrangled. IlA?I4tIlAI I AI5(I ,'p -J.Drey, p, ,ai; N,unxon, it,rion; i. sassy Tiretta (Kurt: 53*40; P (37) $93.90; DO (25) TENTH I. Nellie Day: 2. Bold 3.60; 3. Tippy Faith (7) 3 ; East PlY, 125; .,--.-. LeF lore. Dat. 122; worth; 3. Rods .-- ....... (Roy); 4. - - Duchess $46.60. $21.70; P (5.1) $41.00; I (S1.7) Star; 3. Travelin Lucy; 1. Pare; S. WLPCt.GB Chambliss, NY. 132; Rivers, NY, Pansys Knight (Olori), 5. Middle 1. ELEVENTH 1. ApraliWally Colonal Lucky; 6. MIdnight Malor; $135.00; 30:76. .673 Phila U 32 122. (Bridges); 6. Top Reward (I) 12.60.1.20.4.60; 2. Nestor.Cobian ELEVENTH - 1. RisIng Hope (7) 7. Jump Master; I. Bunny River. .366 10", Pitt% 56 43 DOUBLES-Otis, XC, 26; Carty, (O'Amato); 7. Varsity Bomb (Gill); (3)5.10.3,20; 3. Bob Sarduy (7)7.40; ELEVENTH -1. Cappys Shari; 920. 7.00, 3.60; 2. Raincarted (I) SOS 16't, New York 52 51 Cle, 24; McRae, KC, 24; Rivers, NY. I. Miss Arm (B. Regur) 0 (31) 131.10; P (5.3) $123.00. County; 3. Burgundy Jackson 2. 9.00.5.10; 3. UFO Joe (5) 3.50; Q (1. .433 42 53 fl' SI. Louis 73 D.Evans, Bsn, 22; G.Brett, XC, THIRD - 1. EgyptIan Wind I. MutilliCoblan TWELFTH 2) $40.20; P (2.1) $101.10; 1 (3.1.5) Velvet; 1. Barlow; 5. Rufus .116 12 59 ChIcago "3 32. (Hobbs); 2. Wanlawin Easy (Shell); (I) 15.40. 11.00.7.40; 2. Qrbe.Molina Hazourl; 6. Fairway Flair; 7. Money 5747.60; 31:56. .351 31 Montreal 33 dl TRIPLES-Garner. Oak, 12; 3. Skyridge Romeo (Ormsby); 1, (5) 7.00, 7.60; 3. RafielMolina (1) Mad; S. Peggy Falion. West G.Brett, XC. 9; Poquette, KC, 7; Maurice Edward (Bereznak); 5. 6.40; (7 (58) 53300; P (55) $72.30; TWELFTH -I. Jay Joker: 2. Kim LIflC 03 JU .0.11 Bumbry. Bat, 6; LeFlore, Det, 6; Arden 1. (Newman); 6. Mary Jo Big (7 (3 I with SI) $39970 Luke. 1 Dolly U . i It's Taffy. 35 45 '' Los Ang Orta. Chi, 6; Bostock, Mm. 6; AdIos (Seiders); 7. My Tawni HoustOn 52 52 .500 13'., Carew, Mm. 6. (Lake); 5. Twin Jays (Dyoracek). San Diego 49 53 .171 16' Pairings Disappoint Perez HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak, 20; FOURTH - 1. Sharon Ola (No 4tt 16 54 .460 11'.'7 Atlanta L.M.ay. Bal. 19; Hendrick. Cli. 1$; Driver). 2. Melrolmna Dusty San Fran 15 SI .131 20 Reiackson, Bal, 16. Ystrzemski. (Bridges); 3. Stars Hostess lHobb Bsn. 16. Si. I. Robins Kim (Bereznak; 5. Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez isn't exactly thrilled at . .. . .' STOLEN BASES-North, Oak, 32; Freedom Trail (No Driver); 6. urns '.. pairing of Joey Vincent and Bobby Crawford on this Tuesday Baylor, Oak, 4%; Patek, XC, 39; Dream (D'Amato), 1. Miss 8cr. MONTICELLO, N.Y. (AP) night's boxing card at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Carew, Mm, 37; LeFiore, Det, 36. flardstoo (No Driver); I Mighty Buffalo Braves forward John PITCHING (S Decisions)- Mouth (Hartiler). "I have been after a fight with Crawford for almost three Shumate has been named the Garland, Bat. 122. .857, 2.63 FIFTH - 1. Rocky Dominion 1B) (Continued from Page years and now they go and give the fIght to Vincent," Perez W.Campbell. Mm, 11.2. .146, 3.23 (Provost), 2. B. Haven Way (B. recipient of the 1976 Maurice Fidrych, Dcl. 113, .156. 1.10 Regur). 2. Bubba East (Rauch); 1 grumbled while working out at the local gym. Vlktor Saneyev, who won his Leonard, StokesAwardfor his comeback XC, 12.1, .750, 3.13 Hiiler. T.J.O. (Ovoracek); 5. Debbie Ham In December of 1973 Crawford fought Perez on the undercard third consecutive gold medal at Dat, 104. .111. 2.60 E.Figueroa, NY. Dc (Roy); 6. Nitty Lady Byrd alter therapy for blood clots In is1 Cle. 7.3 700, (Komers). 7. Domino Gale (Lake); his lungs. "."I to the Mike Quarry-Karl Zurheide main event In Milwaukee, and 56-8 3-4. Tatyana Kazankina of 116, 700, 2.96 Kern, 8. Dee Dum Greer (Kurtzworm). 2.32 Bird, XC, 9 1, .692, 3.36. The 6-foot-9 Shumate, a first the final verdict was a Crawford win by knockout In five rounds. RUSSia won the only other track SIXTH - 1. Maiorette L. Bar STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal, 191; and field gold with a 4:05.48 Blyleven, Tee, 117; Tanana, Cal. (Serves); 7. EngIne Room Russ round draft pick out of Notre - Major League - •-......... - - .. 1974-75 National Basketball Assoclation season after the clots were discovered, but came back last year to finish second In percentage shooting to Wes Unseld. Stokes, star for the Clncthriati Royals of the NBA, died in 1970, 12 years after he was paralyzed by encephalitis that resulted from an injury suffered during a game. 'I . . . . - a ..I . - High School Graduates Call 323.4500 - - - • I • • - - • £ I ' a 8 £ Radials _________________ ____________ 4 Ply. 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SECOND -1. Mr. Good (2) 11.10. 1. Rv00ed Randy; S. This Heather; Nestor Lorenzo (5) 3.20; 0 560. 3.10; 2. Aurun (1) 500. 1.20; 3. 6. .1. Oarron; 7. My Girl Peck; I. (37) 5.42.40; P (73) $91.10. Or Nitro (3) 5.50; 0 (2 4) $43.00; P Cla,slc Clarke. SECOND-I. Solana600dwln (I) SECOND - I. Soft Fox; 2. (24) $106.20; T (2.4.3) 5975,00; 00 720. 520. 3.20. 2. Soloi.Gorol (3) Timothy Faith; 3. Travelln Andy; 4, (27) *211,00. 3566 THIRD - 1. Stranded (3) 15.20, ChrIsty's Hope; 5. Mitt Z.; 6. TrIple 7l0.5; 3. BobLor,nzo (2) 3.10; 0 t15) 53$ 60; P (IS) $105.30; Big 0 1210,5,70;?. H.L.'s Sherry (2) 17.60. Kwik; 7. Hayseed; S. L's Doroma I) 576 10; (37 wIth all 5) fl 1.50; 3. G.R. Pronto (7) 6.10; Q (25) Racer. THIRD - 1. Penroi VI.en; 2. $12110; P (S2) $110.10; T (37.7) THIRD - 1. Orbe.Davalcs (5) D.. Jackt; 3. Blue $1,611 $0; 31:10, innings, 2nd ppd., rain New York 6, BostOn I Baltimore 7, Detroit 3 Kansas City 2. Texas 1 Minnesota I, Oakland 7 California 3, ChIcago 0 Saturday', Games New York (Hunter 129 and Holtzman 56) at Boston (Jen IOns 9$ and Cleveland 45) 7 - .fl5W UI blfl. ILl CL 5LlhII ._ 19 Driver); 1 Mindy Nib (Rau); 101. ters. Lisa Lie See (C. Ihlenfeld); 6. The United States was NATIONAL LEAGUE Sanlas Girl (Bolton); 7 Baron Bell BATTING (225 it bats)- (Kimball); a. Riteway Ralph blanked from medals In other AOlIver, Pgh, .342; Griffey, Cm, (Culhane). sports. Russia won three of the .. . Cm. 333. McBride. SIL, SEVENTH 1. Potentate Pick Perezstaggardbacktothe ropes and began toboband weave six canoeIng events and East .n GFoster, Cm. .329. (Udell) 7 Sitar Hanover RUNS-Rose, Cm. 92; Griffey. (Xomers; whiletryingtoclearhishead.Crawfocdwasonhimlnaninstant, Gerinanytooktwo.HectorRod- Cm, 3. Dandy Thing (No So; Morgan. Cm. SI; Schmidt, Driver); 4. Single Oilier (Bridges); riguex of Cuba won the judo Phi, 76; Monday. Chi. 10. thawing punches from every angle. 5 Sumter Princess (Culhane. 6 The referee, a Sam Cianciola, stepped between the fighters lightweight division, Christine RUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, Great Value (0 Spriggs); 7 and awarded Crawford a TKO victory after 1:55 had elapsed in Stueckelberger, Switzerland, Cm, 90. Morgan, Cm, 16. Xingman, Howard Champ (Xurllwørtfl), NY. 72; Schmidt. Phi, 69; Luzinskl, EIGHTH 1. Peppers Heel took the individual dressage Phi. . • the round. (Aldrich). 7 Michele Eden U equestrian event, New Zealand HITS-ROSI. Cm, 139; Montane:. Neely). 3. Jetty Symbol (Rau); I The fans In attendance began to throw articles in the ring in beat Australia 1-Ofor the gold in Alt. 129; A.Oliver, Pgh, 126; Garvey, Clever Astra (Orrnsby); 5. Honey 126; G.Foster. On. 121; GrIffey, Nugget (Provost); 6. Chief Byrd protest, while vocally objecting in no uncertain terms. The field hockey, Japan took the LA, Cm. 121. Time (Grlmet); 1. Pinej Bluff promoter In Milwaukee, Harry Simos, raced over to the referee women's volleyball gold and DOUBLES-Rosi, Cm. 25. (Ruggles); S Curtis Hill (Seiders) and the two of them first exchanged words, then threats, then Poland beat Russia In five seti Johnston.. PhI, 21; ZIsk, Pgti, 21; NINTH I Taylors Farvel pushes and finally-believe it or not-the referee and the promoter Madiock. Chi, 23; Luzinski, Phi, 2). (Bridges); 2. Rudy Adams for the men's title. TRIPLES-D,Cash, Phi, 10; (Petersen); 3. SkIppy Lee (Gilt); I started swinging at each other. In addition to Shorter's an- Tyson, SIL. 9; 0.Parker, Pgh. I; Yankee Hobo (No Driver); 5 Geronimo. ticipated battle with Viren in Cmi; W.Davis, 50, 7. Pentiglus (Becker); 6. Breezy Sal "SincethatnlghtlhavetrledtogetCrawfordbackinthering HOME RUNS-Xingman. NY, 32. (HalO; 7 ROdo Melody (Roy); S themarathon,theUnitedStates 1ith me to prove that I am a better fighter than he is," Perez Schmidl, Phi, 76, G Foster, Cm. 72; Argo Angus (Selde,-s) also expects medal performcontinues. "But the guy will never fight me. A couple of times, I Pgh. 11 Morgan. Cm, TENTH 1. Lady Dee Dee ances Saturday from world ia understand, they got him to agree to come down here and meet (Ormsby). 2 Chris Fristoe (Kurtz STOLEN BASES-Taviras, Pgh. worth), record holder Dwight Stones, 3 Czar Napoleon me, but he always backed out at the last minute. 35. Morgan. Cm, Cedeno, HIn, (Wingard); 1. Victory Wreath Huntington Beach, Calif., in the 32. Brock. SIL, 30;31; "While I was laid up with a broken jaw earlier thIs year, Lopes, LA. 30 (Roy); S Smokealong (Narnle) 6 high jump and the 1,600-meter PITCHING TramplertriedtogetVincentinwlthCrawfordbutthatdealfell (S Decisions)- Deliner (Ruggles; 7. Special Byrd Rhoden. LA, 9 0. I 000. 3.10 (No Driver). relay quartet of Johnny Jones, through. That fight I could understand. If I am not available to C.Metzger, SD, 5.0, 1.000, 7.13 Lampasas, Tex., Harvey R.Jo.5, fight, then Ican't compLain If Crawford fights somebody eLse. But SO. III, $15,251 Norman, Glance of Auburn, Millard On. , 2. III. 2.35 Alcali. Cm, 93, If I am ready, I feel he should be brought in for me." Hampton of UCLA and Steve .750. 4.10 Zactiry. Cm. 9 3, .750, 2,53 Matchmaker, Bruce Trampler does not agree with Taco. Carlton. Phi. 11.1. .73), 3 25 Can .iddlck of Philadelphia, which deliria, Pgh, 104. .1)1, 331, "I know how Important a fight with Crawford is for Victor and had the fastest qualifying STRIXEOUTS-Seaver, NY, 156; I have tried to make it. But something always happens at the last times Mssrsmmth. AtI. 171; J Richard, Htn, minute. One time Crawford got hurt and another time Perez was 123; P.Ni,kro, All, 115; Kocoman, . Americans also have six NY. 104 cut or something. freestyle wrestlers who are tin"When I was told that Bobby would be available for this beaten and untied and are alTuesday's show, I immediately jumped at the opportunity of most certain of gaining some Harness Racing bringing him down. medals there. SEMINOLE "Perez has fought on the last two cards here and I want to The boxers who were fighung FRIDAY'SRESULTS give him a little rest. Also Vincent hasn't fought In six weeks and for gold Saturday are Leon I FIRST I. Bleandger (Bridges) his people have been driving me crazy asking when they will be Randolph, Tacoma, Wash., (5) 3 10 3 20 2 20; 2. Nelson Wax (1) able to see Joey in the ring again. CharLes Mooney, Ft. Bragg, 340 2 3 Clayhayen Pioneer (2) "I don't care what Perez or some other people think of Vin- NC., Howard Davis, Glen 760; (7(57) 20.70; 2:09. SECOND 1. Nealen Time , cent, the man is one of my best attractions and I have to use him Cove, N.Y., Ray Leonard, 1DA (Pnttecson) (2)2510,12.607.00;2. Palmer Park, Md., and the P,,nce to keep the fans happy. Desmond 13) 1620 5.10 3. O4i, "Also, I am trying to bring George Madison back with Victor Spinks brothers, middleweIght Dutch Time (5) (7(73)102.80; T(23• and when I made the Crawford-Vincent fight, I thought I had a Mike from St. Louis and lightPerez-Madison fight all ready. But now Madison Is saying that he heavy Leon, a U.S. Marine at Camp Lejuene, wants to fight either Mad Dog Ross or Gene Wells or he won't stationed NC. come back here and fight at all. MONTREAL (API - Olympic "I am still trying to get Madison to honor that agreement he medal standings through Fridays made after his last fight with Perez, but right now it doesn't look events; Gold 511 Ira T good. 39 3$ 29 106 -. "At Ih. ,.amp tim, I am trvIn tn nut Perez In with Kin USSR r-------E Germany 31 2% 25 10 " Braden In Sanford on August 25th. USA 27 27 23 77 10 10 II 34 "So you see, I am not disregarding Taco. Nor am I giving his W Germany a 6 1 flghtiawaytootherprop1e.IkflOWheWantsCraW105'I,andIhope Japan j4flI1(t1 Bulgaria S $ S 21 to match Peres with the winner of the Crawford-Vincent fight Poland 5 1 11 20 CB360 Romania 4 6 Ii 21 later on thIs year." SAVE '358 Hungary 1 3 10 I? Headlining the card will be the Southern light heavyweight Finland i 7 0 a Sweden I I 0 s i champion, Mike Quarry against Philadelphia's Billy "Nitro" 0 Britain 3 4 5 12 Freeman In a scheduled 10-rounder. Cubi 3 I 7 6 Quarry hopes to be fighting for the world's title within three Italy 3 7 4 13 An exciting evening 1 2 2 2 months and needs a win over Freeman to cement that chance. CZ,ch'vakia CB 1 25 401 France 1 2 3 of fantastic fun Yvgosla,ma I 2 3 a On the undercard, Longwood's Brian OMella will make his and delicious dining. Jamaic• 1 I 0 2 '776 CB200T Orlando debut against Miami's 290-pound Chubby Steele. Koosman On Way - in Milwaukee paper the next day, that's not the whole story. It seems that Perez and Crawford were in an exciting giveand-take affair in the fifth round when Crawford landed a good right to the head. - Rowdies h 44 59 II - [)efec tio fl Aflatt (oukas SIS4 .450 la"i I. First Class (2) 2. Travel In Roiy. (5) 6.20. 3.40; 3. Gold Palace (7) 3.10; 0 (2S) $19.00; P (25) 517.10; 1 . ri'i ate 0fl 0red - one of his best seasons with 12 noes earlier in the day, regis- added another run in the Inning cattle and whatever else sells, used sparingly because of his at least nine of the top ten victories, including Friday tered his first major league 'r1c- on Manny Trillo's double and He bought the Rio Bravo spread knee. ranked teams in the world. night's 3-2 four-hitter of tory as Cincinnati outslugged Mick Kelleher's run-scoring Philadelphia Phillies. ,.,. -.,,. ,,,.. ,., .,.. UI single. In addition to an Impressive their doubleheader. Mitterwald's eighth-Inning 12-7 record, Koosman has a 3.33 home run provided the Cubs' Bench hit his 250th career earned run average with 104 winning run. homer the nightcap and in strikeouts In 145 2-3 InnIngs. GIants 5, Dodgers 3 George Foster belted his 22nd of Friday night's performance Gary Matthews hit a threerun the season as the Reds swept against the National League San home', climaxing a fiverun Diego behind Gary Nolan's East leaders was a typical rally in the third Inning that 10-hitter. Koosman job-low hit, high ten-carried San Francisco past Los sion. Angeles. PIrates 4, Expos3 Chris Sprier and Dave Rader In the other National League Manny Sangulllen's basesgames, the Cincinnati Reds loaded single with one out In the opened the Giants third wIth took a doubleheader from the 13th inning gave Pittsburgh its singles off Burt Hooton, 6-11. San Diego Padres 13-8 and 4-2; victory over Montreal. Mon- Ilooton then lilt Giant pitcher the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped treal had tied the score at 3-3 in Charlie Williams, 2-0, with a the Montreal Expos 4-3 In 13 in- the seventh when Gary Carter pitch to load the bases. Gary nIngs; the Atlanta Braves doubled arid came hone on a Thomasson smacked a two-run single to center, and after a single by Jose Morales. sacrifice by Marty Perez, MatBraves 3, Astros2 thews slugged his 12th homer of the season. Andy Messersmith fired a five-hitter and drove in a run ..dLL - titL . . WIUI d Iuw-uuung uouoie as Atlanta beat Houston. Messersmith, 10-9, continued his career HARTFORD (AP) Derek mastery over Houston as he Smethurst scored four goals to picked up his 11th vIctory In 13 lead the Tampa 3ay Rowdies to decisions with the Astros. a 7-0 wIn over the Hartford Bicentennlals Friday night in a North.Amerjcan Soccer League Phoenix Sets game. Goaltender Arnold Mauser Net Tourney earned his seventh shutout of the season for the Rowdies. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) The Smethurst's tallies gave him world's top men tennis profes18 for the season and a total of sionals will compete In a $100,39 poInts, the highest In the 000 tournament here next league. spring, It was reported Friday. He scored two goals In each The top 64 players on the Ashalf and Tampa helda3-0 lead sociation of Tennis Profesat theend of the first half of the sionaLs' rankings will be elicontest at Dillon Stadium. gible to play, according to Mike The win boosted Tampa's Farley, tournament director. record to 15-5 whIle Hartford He said the event will be held slipped to 10 11. April 18-24, probably at Tempo Clyde Best, Stews I Jump Racquet and Swim Club. The id Mark Lindsay added the event will follow a similar tourother goals In the Tampa shut- nament the previous week In Gut in JUL .175 43 53 TWELFTH Dog Racing S I'i ii - How many penninli have the Dodgers won? What teams do you think are going to the World Series? Name the top three pitchers in both leagues. - Krls Kazarian, Anaheim, Calif. at a steady rain FrIday for a and Caidwell started the third share of a four-way tie at the round today with Just a onehalfway mark of the $200, 000 stroke lead over John Schlee ''*P1easant Valley Classic. Dave Stockton and Mark "It was very wet, but not as Hayes, tied at 138. Schlee, who bad as I thht be," tied the course record Of 65 in Gilder said after firing athreethe first round, lost his lead under par8 for a 36-hole total in rain so with a double bogey and a boof 137. "I've played gey Friday, scoring a 73. Stockmany times back home (C05 vallis, Ore.) that It doesn't ton had a 71 to go with his opening 67, whIle Hayes had a bother me a bit." pair of 69s. Gilder's second fine effort ,-,,_gave him a tie with Ben Cren.. Another stroke back at i ''shaw,thetour'stopmoneywin- were Torn Jenkins, Bud AIIm ner this year; veteran Mac and Lee Elder. There was a six McLendon and Rex Caidwell, waytieatl40asthe tournament who barely retained his PGA turned into a horse race despite card by earning $3,000 as a the harsh weather. The starting rookie in 1975. Crenshaw had a field of 156 was trimmed to 80, four-under-par 67, and with a cutoff score of 145, for the McLeondon and Caldwell 70 on final two rounds. - To His Best Season .500 n 4 . Friday's Games I) 19110; DD(S.2) MIO. 2:09.3. THIRD - 1. Birdie Be. Bright 7. St. Louis 6 cincinnatI 13.4. San Diego $2 (Risom) (3) 7.20 4.10 5.10; 2. LOve Pittsburgh 4. Montreal 3. 13 Bug Run (2) 1.20 3 10. 3. Decatur iiOng$ Boy (1) 310; 0(23) 35.20; T(3 2.1) New York 3. Philadelptila 2 30660: 2:051 FOURTH - I. Deano A (Dive Atlanta 3. Houston 2 San Francisco S. Los Angeles Sica) (7) 6,303.207.10;?. flarlows Dutchess(S) 5.60 3.20; 3. ScottI Iron 3 (2) 3.00; 0 (7$) 29.00; 1 (712) Saturday's Games Philadelphia (ChrIstenson 9. 311.00; 1 I :37.2. FIFTH - I. Coalmont Fritz 5) at New Yorli (Matlack 103) (Mickey Bridges) (6) 3.20 5.20 2.60; St. Louis (McGlo$hen 99) at 2. FlyIng Hank (2) 1.20 2.40; 3. Ocala Ch;cago (Stone 73) Los Angeles (Hooton 6.10) at Eable(1) 3.60; 0(26)17.00; T (6.2 San Francisco (Montefusco 99) I) 79.00; 1 2:10.3. Atlanta (Ruthven 111 and SIXTH -1. Iron City Nancy (Rick Reguf) (2) 1.603.207.60; 7. Nancye Devine 1.2) at Houston (Rich. ard 11.11 and McLauohlin 1.0), Bruce (1)5.101.60; 3. Fast and Easy (6) 3.20; 0 (2.1) 13.101 (24.6) 102.00 2. (t.n) ...-- - games behind Kansas City In Ranch, George Nickel's con- Davis Cup team. Together they think so. game and powered the Doug DeCinces also homered the AL West. tributlon to progress. Nickel Is plotted the tennis facility streaking Baltimore Orioles to for the Orioles while Mickey Angels3, White Soz6 a rancher, California Breed; (Dennis has since dropped out a 7-3 victory over the Detroit Stanley drove In all the Detroit t Nolan Ryan fired a three-hit.. Rio Bravo Ranch is all his - of the picture). The 15 courts Nadia To Perform Tigers. runs with a paIr of homers. ter and struck out 10 to end a 16,000 acres of it. His total farm are joined by a lodge complex, Royals2,Rangeral And just when it appeared the personal four-game Losing holdings encompass 50,000 anOlymplc-sizedpooland three In Chicago Oct. 9 Orioles were going to chop Torn Poquette sprayed three streak. The only Chicago hiti acres in five different counties outdoor Jacnzls. another game off New York's singles, including a tie. were infield singles by Ralph in the southern reaches of CHICAGO (AP) - The Ho the lead In the AL East, little breaking hit in the fifth Inning Garr in the first and fourth inNow George is not only a manian women's gymnasticl ferffle San Joaquin Valley. He brother Carlos May delivered a following a triple by Frank nings and a clean single by rancher but a hotelier and a team, featuring 14-year-ok patrols with managers his own restauranteur. The dining room Olympic gold medalist Nad.Is three-run shot of his own that White. Dennis Leonard limited Jorge Orta in the ninth. Singles plane. them His ranch the co capped a late rally and lifted the Rangers to three hits, two of by Ron Jackson, Dave Collins have helicopters. features Comaneci, will perform In Chi. the Yankees to a 6-4 triumph them infield grounders, before and Jerry Remy accounted for au yin and veal oscar on the cago around Oct. 9, city offi. He Li tall and lean, except nrnu the can't girl reading the cials say. over the Boston Red Sox, keep he left with one out in the ninth the first of three seventh-Inning where his stomach juts out menu board pronounce ing them 11 lengths In front of after developing a blister, Jack Reilly, Mayor Richard runs off Ken Brett and Bobby slightly. His hair Is short, coq au yin Baltimore. The Royals are short of pitch- Bonds doubled home the other almost a burr-cut. He reminds and is presided J. Daley's special events direc. In other games, the Kansas Ing these days with Steve Busby two. me of Bum Phillips, the folksy over with Gallic charm by tor, said Thursday that the Chi. City Royals edged the Texas and Paul Splittorff sidelined. Indians 7, Brewers 2 football coach with the Houston Michelle, 'a transplanted cago appearance will be the Rangers 2-I, the Minnesota Hopefully, Leonard, 12-4, won't Frenchwoman Rick Manning's two-run Oilers. But George isn't your Nancy, France. all the way from first of several In the United Twins nipped the Oakland A's 0- have to miss a turn, States for the towing Roma. double capped Cleveland's usual man of the land with hob7, the California Angels blanked Twins 8, A's 7 nian team. fourrun fourth inning and MU- nailed boots and dusty Jeans. the Chicago White Sox 3.0 and Rookie Butch Wynegar ig- waukee aided the Indians' He is a converted city slicker, Nadla, who won three gold $ fl gs the Cleveland Indians downed rated Minnesota's comeback cause by committing five er- born and raised in San Frana and two other medals in cornthe Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 in a from a 7-1 deficit with his first rors in the game. Cleveland cisco and educated In history at petition, received seven perfect rain-shortened seven-inning majorleaguegrandslamhonie starter Dennis Eckersley Ue University of California in scores of 10 at the Montreal game. run in the fifth inning and Larry struck out 12 in the rain- I3erkeley (Gregory Peck was a games. Asked about catching the Ilisle's eighth-inning sacrifice shortened game. The scheduled cla.wna). Reilly said she is scheduled to KANSAS CITY (AP) Matt Yankees, Lee May, who collect- fly drove In the winner. Pinch nightcap was rained out. arrive Oct. 8 for performances George realized the value of Goukas, one of the land and what grows on it. He Kansas City Kings, was one of at the Chicago Stadium on Oct. got that, as well as a sizable two players placed on waivers 9 or 10. The exact date has not been set yet, Reilly said. chunk of real estate, from his Thursday by the National great grandfather, Henry ketball Association team. 4 Miller. Henry came over from Joining the 10-year-veteran Tennis Doubles Brackenheim, Germany, In the was fellow guard Lee Winfleld, gold rush days as a butcher, aseven-yearmanwhohadbeen decided to raise his own beef hobbled by a knee injury last Tourney On Tap and eventually accumulated a season. million acres of land In the HOUSTON (AP) A U.S. Goukas came to Kansas City west. Henry was a smart old when the Cincinnati Royals Professional Doubles Chambird. He read, so the story goes, franchise was shifted In 1972. pionshlp has been scheduled Cubs 7. Cardinals S 2; the Chicago Cubs stopped the By The Associated Press Pete LaCock's three-run that any California land under He was traded to Houston for Sept. 15-19 at The Woodlands by St. Louis Cardinals 7-6 and the Earlier this season, the New San Francisco Giants beat the homer in the sixth inning and water could be claimed. So he Jimmy Walker in 1973, went to the Association of Tennis Pro. George Mitterwald's eighth-in- filled a wagon full of water and Chicago, then was reacquired fesslonats. York Mets wanted to put Jerry Los Angeles Dodgers 5.3, Prize money for the 16-team ning blast lifted Chicago over drove It all over central by the Kings for two draft Koosman on relief. Now, Reds 13-I, Padres8-2 they're happy they found work St. Louis. LaCock's homer California If you believe the choices In the middle of last event will be 1100,000, Bob Briseason. ner, executive director of the for him. came after loser Bob Forsch, 5- story. With his inheritance, George Winfleld was picked tip on sponsoring association, said Johnny Bench drove in four 6, walked Bill Madlock and JerKoosman has repaid the runs and reliever Manny Sar- ry Morales with one out and the moved to Bakersfield to grow waivers from Buffalo at the be- Thursday. Mets' faith. He's on the way tO He said the event will feature miento, called up from the ml- Cubs trailing 4-2. The Cubs cotton, citrus fruits, almonds, ginning of last season but was \Af so so 47 57 Friday's Games yd a y ! A/i ayd a I Lee Is On Warpath K' AMERICAN LEAGUE East WLPCt.GB New York 61 36 .679 Billimore 51 4 .515 ii Cleveland 49 49 .500 13 Detroit 17 410 14'., Boston ai 34 .449 17½ Milwkee 42 53 .112 11 West Kan CIty 61 3$ 616 Oakland 5) 1$ .325 , SUTTON, Mass. (AP) PleasantValleyCountryClub's Young Bob Gilder, bidding for soggy 7,119-yard layout. .ame and fortune as a rookie on After playing as a youth in he pro golf tour, Figures pa- Oregon, Gilder honed his game tience finally Is paying off for at Arizona State. Then, unable him-in foul or fair weather, to earn his PGA card, he went The 25-year-old Gilder, who overseas "because I had no Mimes Texas had to travel throughout the where else to play and I wanted Chicago world toplay while trying to get to play as much as possible." Californ about a dozen years ago. Buttliat'sjustasthrttowaz Through it flows the Kern the good life. On the blueprinl BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - River, once known as the Rio are 200 condominIum unit First, it was the golf course as Bravo. Merle Haggard, the Ground-breaking starts In ____ ________ _____ ______ ___ the alluring arm of real estate country western singer, Is his minently on 67 adjoinIng sin& ___________ ______ development. Then It was the neighbor, on a bluff of the river dwelling lots. And George In hi _____________ ski area to stimulate the where It spills out of the battered ranch car drives yo hodgepodge of condominiums, canyons at the southern end of over rutted paths to othe chalets and ersatz AlpIne the Sierra Nevada range. majestic home sites on nearb _________________________________ ____________ that ovght memt Get 100 feet away from the ridges which hover over th little cities jn sylvan settings. river, however, and the land Is countryside. _______ Now it Is tennis, that new chic, parched and gravelly and lies Next door Is a well-tended 11 . : • trendy avocation of leisure- ash-brown under a blazing sun hole county golf course. Next t ' thirsty 8.merica, which Is being which, sends temperatures In it is Lake Ming, diverted frau '2;i.. . . used to promote big money mid-summer past the 100- the Kern River and thei _____________ ___________________________________________________ growth. degree mark. channeled back into it, a publi ' When you want to make George Is determined to facility, for boating and wate Indians' Duane Kuiperdoes handstandafteriollisIon wIth Yanks' Mickey Riversatsecond thlngshappenlna barren area, make It all green, and to call skiing. Down the rapids of th bulldatenniscomplex.Atleast, attention to his project. He river upstream have alread: that's what George Nickel has borrowed a slow-drip irrigation gone pleasure rafting cx done. Bakersfield? Tennis? You method developed In Israel and peditions. By next fall, NIcks got to be kidding. has planted orange groves and hopes to put In a couple of pob Here, 15 miles east of the table grapes. He points to a fields. An equestrian ring ha pumping oil wells that plateau acroas the river and already been laid out. His soda penetrate even into the city, a says an almond grove will go in friends are urging him to la3 vista of 15 spic and span green there. Pistachio nuts, too, out a steeplechase course s tennis courts, abetted by But the focal point of his they can ride to the hounds. modern lodges and other signs efforts Is the Rio Bravo Tennis All this exists in Bakersfield of vigorous civilization, and- Ranch. Which shows you what a the home of Buck Owens and ha denly protrudes from a brown coupleofmilllondollarscando. Buckaroos. It's Cowtown, fly The Associated Press ed a pair of singles to go with hitter Steve Braun tied gulch surrounded by bare Goerge's interest in a tennis Callforrh-eye-ay, with the od The calendar said July 30, but his 19th home run, said- "I game with a single off A's relief complex was stimulated by wells thrown in. A year-roun Friday really was May Day In haven't given it any thought. ace Rollie Fingers before It's unbearably hot In the Dennis Ralston, a Bakersfield sophisticated resort seem the American League. I'm just playing day-by-day and Ilisle's game-winning fly. The summer, but who cares? native, a Wimbledon finalist anomalous. Lee May walloped a threerun hoping we can make up the setback dropped the A's nine This is the Rio Bravo Tennis and former captain of the U.S. But George Nickel doesn'l homer that broke open a tight difference." PA a Q. Can you tell me something about Johnny Jones, the high school sInter who made the Olympic team? - K. S., Corpus Chrinil, TeL He Li from Lampasu, Tex., and has already been recruited by the University of Texas, where he has signed a letter of intent - to play football. The Longhorns expect the 6-1, 170-pound speedster, who has run the 100 in 9.2, to be a running back. "He runs so smooth," says Coach Darrell Royal, "he could carry a cup of coffee on his head and not spill a drop." Q. When Connie Mack broke up the Athletics, what players did be sell? - N.B., Levittown, Pa. Connie Mack had two "selling out" phases - after 1914 and after the A's lost the 1931 World Series. Let's concentrate on the latter. The old boy was quite wily. He lept the team intact through a second-place finish In '32. liwn he dumped every single starter plus the top three pitchers - Lefty Grove, George Earnshaw and Rube Walberg - over the next four years. With the exception of Jimmy Foxx, when he was peddled to Boston In 1936 at the age of 29, every man was 30 or older at the time of the trade. Seven went to the Red Sox, four to the Chicago White Sox, and Mickey Cochrane left to manage and catch for Detroit. Only Cochrane toduced a pennant for his new team. Q. What is the record for the most stolen bases by a club for one season? Do you think thIs year's Oakland Athletics have a chance of bre.ktng that record? - M.A., Oakland, Calif. The record Is 347, set by the New York Giants In 1911. Since the A's had already passed 160 at the hallway point before the AllStar game, they certainly have a chance of breaking it. They're almost a cinch to exceed the American League mark of 291. set by the Washington Senators In 1913. Q. Did Monte Clark, the new head coach of the 49ers, and Jimmy Johanon, their defensive back, ever play on the same team? - JLW., Bakersfield, Calif. They were together on the 49ers In 1961, when Johnson was a rookie defensive back and Clark was an offensive tackle. They also went to high school in Klngsburg, Calif., at the same time, but Monte was a senior and Jimmy was on the Junior varsity as a sophomore. Jim's older brother, Refer, the former Olympic decathlon champ, was Monte's high school teammate. Q. Who holds the major league record for strikeouts? Are any current players likely to break It? - J.B., Springfield, Mo. The king of the whiffs Is Mickey Charles Mantle, with 1,710 during his career. U they pLay long enough, there are four possible candidates to surpass him because all are striking out at a rate greater than Mantle's one-for-4.74 at-bats. They are, In order, Dave Kinginan, Mike Schmidt, Reggle Jackson and Wither Stargell. SCOREBOARD Gilder Eyes ThelleraldServlces I 1 1 Prices Starting _/ _____ _____ N I ___ WE ACCEPT �4B.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Aug. 1, 1fl - Rovers Friends Live Indoors, Too - _ _____________ _____ ______________ ______ _______ aç _____________ Seuoe The Herald Services 322-2611 _____ ______________ _________ _____ _______ _________ -- - ___________ •' ______ ____ < <,., , / ' ••. I' 1 . o•e.o* - 1-_ii:: ___________ I .4 .. a. , •• ... "-' _____ . \I' - . . _______ _______ ___ I - _________ ______ C 'b - w.493/r A FEATURE OF TiltS "L" SHAPED RANCH HOME is the circulation pattern around the kitchen, laundry and bath areas. The plumbing is grouped with economy in mind. Dual entry to the bath allows children to use the area without crossing the living room. The family room, ad- Mr.J.T. Dear Mr. J.T.: Your inquiry points out a weak point in the real estate field. An "exchangor" -to be a top man - must also be an expert in the investment field. He knows this, and accordingly, he takes the training necessary for the investment field as well as the exchange field. There arell9 waysto dispose of property - or acquire It. It is during the long learning period that the exchangor awakes to the realixatIonthat"Investments"perseareapartoftheknowle he must have to become a competent exchangor. However, he also knows he cannot develop "client myopia," a disease common among investment brokers. An investment, he lea}ns, L4'thIlSr goiid for what it will do for the cUent. ' l' ' I He seldom makes the mistake of Judging the worth of an investment by a coninon gauge. He knows that a certain rate of return may be good for one man, but a real tax loss for another. I wnrk frnm tha "nlignI" '"b" nnit, L'l..,,s T ',,n,..,,, .,.ii... V'UJ. 4 4L. I IUIVW and what he needs, and' what his limitations are. Then I analyze Beck (Rivers) to Seminole Co. Teachers Fed Cu. W ' Of SW ' of SE 'iOf Sec. 36 19.30. all Of L?S 4. 1. 46 & 43. Beck's Addn.. River Run, Inc to the Greater Constr Corp. Lts, 26. mcI 81k C. River Run, Sec 1. 533.000 Dewey 0. Ga mmage & wf. Marjorie to Clarence W. Parks & wV. Madallne 8, part of Lt 2 81k 8 WIWfl%LAIfl Oviedo, $21,500 Ralph L WilliS & wf Wadeen 10 Wadeen K Willis & Jewel C' Brilt Li I). 81k E. South Pmnecrest, $5,100 Robert W. Stockton, sgt. to Sally A. StncktsnItlCL Ii'.,l %ft XII. LA -. - -. ' ' Longwood Park, $1,000. iris Arthur to Wekiwa Baptist buy." tersec S r w Longwood Markham Rdasrec, & E line certain tr, etc Arthur Tract. 5)7.500 Since I have been freed from the age-old idea that any been well served. So, I believe you are correct. Any investment or exchange broker, well educated and with a nationwide marketplace, has to be an expert in beth fields - for his clients sake. Send your question to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 3Z771 Assoc. Holding Co inc. same as part k a parcel two Sec. 3620 29. 5.31500. Judmthe Rae Share. 501. to Jack W Share, sql LI 13 Sunny Slopes. 1)00 Bet Aire Homes Inc. to Robert C Johnston Jr & wI. Myrtle M • It $68 Spring Oaks Un V. 140.100 Samuel Rodriguez & wf. VirginIa M. to Johnny L. Corbitt & WI. Bobbie Ann It 413. Spring Oaks Un. III $45,600. _________________________________________________________________________ above, ed rçopUbath ominium Homes $17,900I ' 46 Two bedroom Villa Homes in a Country Club Setting! fl tne hjjet s rnaret at !acia' it 's never been rnor tru onj Inc very ruch can attorci to rent At Fairway Vivage a' DeLand. you'll find the most attractive bargain in a orida condomtnium purchase. These luxurious one-story -. ________ ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ & Found 4-personals _______ I ,, ________________________ YOd Toll ARE TROUBLED? Call Free, 611-2027 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens L5Sf,maleCock,lCream, haired. "FIouie'. Near lit French. 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Lake Mary. 323.1309 . . . , ___________________________ LAWN HELP NEEDED- Mowing, ____________-. Lotsforl. 101. I2wioes Quiet adult park-in Iown 2145 Park Dr. 322-2061 ___________________________ _____________________________ '5ne & 2 'urnis,iect or unturnished Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323 1340 -- INTERVIEWERS - 41-Houses ----------------. .-.--._-__ __________ SUNLAND ESTATE __________________________ RETIREES. etc. Earn extra Furn Apt 332 374.4 dollars canvassing door-to.door updating infgrmatic,,n foq DIRECTORY. Must be 1$yeariof age or older, good speller's, have clear legible handwrlling. Apply in person only betw,.n a m. & 1) am. only, R. L. POLK 1 CO.. 213 N. Park Avi., Room II, Sanford.iet QUIET LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 7 baths, wIth central heal & air, carpeting, nIce eat.In kitchen, family room, 130.900. Adults only. $93. 332.3294 after 4 wk days. 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IttALTY ******* Lease a Datsun includIng 2 cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $311311. GUNS ONLY 196$ VW Bealle, new tIres, brake's, 500 ml. on rebuilt engIne. Feb. isp. 1430. 6644432. AUGUST 4, 7 P.M. To be sold at Public Auction, approximately 200 hand guns, rifles, & shotguns. New, used & Antique Weapons of every description. Open for inspection, 10 A.M. until Sale time, 7 P.M., August 4. BankAmerlcard & Master Charge accepted. Auctioneer, Col. Wayne H. Blecha. For Information, 1573 Buick Century, air, power steering, AM.FM radio, low miles 323 6596. , 1972 Chevrolet Rally Nova, p.s., air, sun roof, new tires. $1993. 322.0333 after 1. MUSTANG, 1961, new white punt, blue interior, automatic, many new parts. 1730. 323279) after 5:30 or week ends. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '7) Models. Call 373.5370 or 834. 4605 Dealer), 1970 GTO, air, new tires, new paint, rebuilt engine. $1500. 323-6141 1972 El Camino V$. automatic, power steering. $1564. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323.1000 Sanford Auction 197) Ford Country Squire wagon; 1969 Mustang Fastback; 1940 1200 S. French 323-7340 Renault; 1966 Ford Camper Van. 31,.S370, CLARK ******* CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Public Auction Ihasa Apso puppies, AKC, little shaggy dog, does not shed. Ex cellent blood line. 901.7533459, _______________________________ RABBITS.- S Does, 2 Bucks, 4 Young Equipment & Pens, 1.63. 322.2134 _____________________________ Free playful kittens, half Persian. 323 Monday, Aug. 2, 7 PM Plymouth Fury 4-door sedan. New, air conditioned, power steering, radio. 22.5 6. cyl, S 3-sp..d transmission. Many more extras. Stock No. R6.-$4. Priced to sell at $4326.63. '76 .ots of furnIture, bedding, appliances, TV's. Miscellaneous items sold at bargain prices. BankAmericard & Master Charge welcome. Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. We B'uy Furniture Antique Auction We're Closing Out all 1976& 1975 Cars. So Come On Down! DAVE'S 323.9370 Sat. July 31, 7 p.m. WE'RE DEALING NOWI Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. P4011'S Cassel. berry, Hwy. 17.92 Ifl45a HIGHWAY 16 AUCTION GALLERIES l'.,Mile's E.of I-I Hwy 16, Sanford Want to buy Attic Fan irs good cOndition. 631.1727. Stan Vermlllion, Auctioneer to & - 323-7340 Clark CIwyr4fymouth 485 Hwy 436 East Casselberry 322 6972 831-7700 -' - '.4 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY i Aluminum Siding I can cover your home with alum siding & SOffI syslem Also Roofing, Cutters 20 yrs Eap Eagle S'dng Co $5) 9563 Auto Painting _______________________ Kitchen Bathroom - Auto Painting a. Minor Body Work. Professional, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads idri't work there wouldr,'t be any 372 6052 - , experienced painter. Work guaranteed. Bruce's Body Stop. 321 0733 Cabinets. Bud Cabell available anytime Beauty Care Hauling Sewing Machine Locals. Light Hauling Max 5.000 lbs Call 372047) Snger Touch N Sew. with walnut console. balance 179 10 or 6 payments of $1330 NATION AIDE. 339 1091 Home Improvements _______- - --------- cepossession & ILUJu.Awu U5# STU) M2h _________________ Panting. Remodeling, General Repairs. Call 373 UPS Singer Golden Touch and Sew. $40. """.4 "t "v' condition Singer's best ever. $745 lth cabinet TV'S from 149 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St Downtown Roof Repairs. Caipes'try. Painliisg. HOne Repairs. Guttering. Cement work Fr eslimtes. $3) $o3, _______________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771. ART BkUWImi PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 3720163 JOHNNY WALKER.3fl4137 General Contractor Carpentry, Remooeling. A0d'tinj. Custom Work Licensed. Bonaeø i Free estimate Interior, Exterior Plaslering, Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick I. Slone Specialty 337.3700. Roofing I roof repairs, flat roofs or Shingles All work Quinn. Eipert teed BROGOEp 6700 Insulation ROOFING. 333 Sewing BEST PRODUCT dEST PRICE Free Estimates-21 Hours THERMO TEK,$31 0922 Allerationts. Dress Making. Drapes, Upholstery 322 0107 Sewing Machine Repair C&A BackHoe Service Lanu clearing, liii On, clay, rock. All k.ndsof digging Housetraileri stored arid moved ifl 9142 ESTERSON LANDCLEAPING Carl's SewIng Machine RepaIr. Clean, Oil & Tune Up. Your Home$2S 3233464 ______________________ Buildoling, Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil 3221943 Tree Service Landscaping & Lawn Care ___________________________ Mowing, edging. trmmng, weeding and fertilizing Free estimates LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trimming & removal, Free estimates 2 Phofle3fl59$4 Hauling 32226.45 SINGER FUTURA * One of Singer's finest Sold SW for over 1600 Needs someone to assume balance 1196 $0 or pay mo. Free home trial Will take trade Call Bill aI 3)9 1097 Deaiee ___________ ,'nng room set. I piece, good UflUiu'LX'. 1JV. Jfl'4I U WIfl Realtor Phone30S3fl 159$ box springs & matt.$i0. Chin Oilier. 513. 3230107 DavsandAller Hour's EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging. Trimming FreeEstimatej Phone)?)_I792 Licensed & insured, - ________________ ________________________ advisor will help you. ___________ ___________________________ - ,, . ..-. i..J IJNiLLCU, i'UMP5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesand sizes -, we reiir and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO TurfgrassConsultlng$erwic, Golf Course's. Ball Fields. Lawn's 201W.2ndS? )fl64 333 6079 for more Info. WANT TO SELL ____________________________ ________ _____________________ _________________________ ,favetome camping equipment you no longe, use! Sell It all wills a CIaSS.ifiid Ad in Its, Herald. Call 322 2432 01' $31 9993 and a fnlindly Well Drilling , Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free EstImates 372 0797 WAYNE J. LENNOX & ASSOC. TrashHajled.LawnCare 3229111 * Remodeling and AijdtOnS _______________________ Snger with buttonhole attachment, ."V"•"L. 1 I / Pest Control Free estimates, No obligation C-C SHEPHERD 5nger *ith Zig Zag. $13 J"d"' Home Improvements Land Clearing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltomerly Harriett'S Beauty N0*) SI9E Frst.3fl 3717 - f'i - "1., _____________________ Farm Wagons 3223031 Truck Utility Tool Box, for step side pick up. 5.35 3221962 I 4 / BUSINESS DIRECTORY . Engine lift and frame. 10 ton. Yale Chain Vll. $295 322 4162 mortgage' SECLUDED.QUIETAREA_7BR. CONS1RUCTION Inc 211 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. Additions RemodelIng I f courtyard, Fireplace in living room, format dinIng rm , family rm with wet bar. Fenced backyard. Wired for pool 14750) w,th terms, ' sales business neids' working partners vntflWnt 327 1714, care for 2' ' HOMES of DISTINCTION E*paI9 llyq.In 332 63)0 Warimgse ,\ , - I BR,?' baths, formal dining room, family rm. with fireplace, Screened porch overlooking park An excellent family home with recreatIonal facilities available :, LIVE ill- Mature, godhorne, salary, permanent Private room & baits wlIh 2 adults. DrIve.license, nursIng expenien<e . -_ \\ .J1I1ICtttLt.I.Ct.e \\\ e'.'.j ]Th'317$ - LEASINGAGENT_Forapa1,t;, complex in Sanford Saturdays, In 'I, -------. 399$ . /2 80-Autos for Sale Rent Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality. Cropped ears & shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 363. 70' Self standing tower. 1 Spa 12 Beams, 1 Ham 2 rotor Call 372 4601 after S complete, 130; WhIe dresser & mirror, 8.15. Early American sofa, 540. New dinette, I chairs. $65; Hanging plants, 1350 each. KUIP DECORATORS. 109 W First St. 323 33,35 mortgage. 5)5663 PITI. Owner anxious 126.500. __________________________________________ cXCliI,nt Cono., i.J. 7112117. fl-Auction 65-Pets-Supplies WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311.3I5E.First5t 337.5433 sell. 132.300. Call anytIme 365 3633 galore, enclosed garage, fenced back, close in Assumable 7' pcI. / Life Guaranteed reconditioned auto balteries. $12 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. chairs. $15 pr Single poster bed, 3 BR. ) a baths. central air & heat, carpeled, eat.in kitchen, closets 1949 Honda, CS 350. 9900 MIles. 3333566 or 323.77 10 _________________ Iransfecred and are anxious to MOVING TO ALABAMA 1216. ________________________ - _________________ 1961 Olds Cutlass. Also Antique gold leaf mirror I lamp 322 0650 ___________________________ I.nor.,, ii,)iJV aQWfl, - _______________________________________________ _________________ Hoflp ' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Rent Our Reininvac OVIEOO- Lake Jessup, quiet 51-Household Goods " country living In a 3 BR home, fireplace, central air, heat, new Mahogany double bed complete. aluminum siding arid windows, night stInd. Chest dresser & For sale by owners who are being mirror, 122.5. Matching occasional NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. ' $310 mo.. 3 BR. 2 bath, paneled den. Fenced. 533,300. 3238)02. CLUB ROOM POOL :' Experienc, preferred Send resume to P.O. Box 1911 Lake Mary, Fla. 33714. C7JE]tI I_I()7'L,Ift(,J' anoru large I ;d;n Furnished or Unfurnished - Homes ready for your Inspection and immediateocCupancy ' Real Estale Broker 1Q1W.Commerclal Phone 372 7111, Sanford A flA flLL&I • Convantionol.5% Down -................. WAITRESS- No exoerl.nr. necessary A a m, to 6 p.m. aid as needetl, BartPiolow I Clonine H to Robert C Daugherty IwI. Wand,. C.. Amg. I Lot 1081k F lake Kathryn Park 4th Peg for ____________________________ ,, .,., r*nnn, a.. e,,n.,,t,,C !.P'NNUII. Jr UN 'JC, JU -. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 6180049 JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC ShorTh*fld, - ' A -WESELISUCCESS.-.. REALTOR W. Garnett White 'f1lage 2 5,000 . VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA experienced In 1200 machIne Francis Baxter I Marie to Christian Nielsen 0. wV. Janet W LI IO[t - BAR MAID Sharp. enloys ppIe x NIGHT AUDITOR- Ii to 7 Shift. .)ohnT.Venlura&wfRos.maryto * Magnolia SVC. Corp to Alan I. KinlWthWSloreLWfArmM ItlS 1(1*11 WAITosa '" ' WIflT*Qflfl & WI ShIrley LI 440 OIX u,sprirg LkHibts,Sec3, 161.000. ...' '.". perienced Roland 0. Alfredson & WI Darla , Weliiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 3, Reginald C. Adams 1*1 Joyce 0, 5ECTY_ Experienced In lranscorlalion Magnolia SVC. Corp. to RB. 113 Sleepy Hollow, 541.000. * Bennett & WI Francine E., It 43$ Bebby K. Ring & *1 Verna to John RECORD CLLRK- Greit posft Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sej, A. Sheriff £ wI Regina P., LI 4. Ilk * 8, Dol.Ray Manor, $20,000. Magnolia SVC, Corp. to RB. Anderson Semoran Corp. to John RATER- Some Insurance cx perience Bennett & wf Franclne II 61, P. FIore, From SE con. of 61k B, - rauceo To Quick sate- By Owner, Sunland 3 BR. 1 bath, heat & air. 'riany extras. 519.900 3. tiC - * MACHINIST- Experienced In lathe & milling machine A REAITORS-a)0 6061 Eves. 3233619 newest residential neighborhood X COSMETICIAN- Great p00ltlon, experlenc CRANK CON'ST., REALTY 64-Equipment cycles ' Movieland the Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. .--------- At SWAPSHOP.FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admItted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 46-Commercial Property LAKE MARY BLVD - 120' Iron tag. a 183' deep on a corner site 1.566 sq ft. of building zoned for off ices $17,900 FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS 323. 6353 6306633 eves 333 9270 - week Call collect. 164 213) contact Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Merchandise air, carpeting Etcellent con dilion, 572.300 323 6516 - OPERATOR. - MLS REALTORS REPOSSESSED-. 3 BR. brick. $100 down. $119 I) P1, 6'pct. APR, 36.0 Moe. 8)0.500. 4403. DEBARY - Beautiful I acre lots from 5.1.990. Only $90 down with low payments, 617 1611. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" PRICED below appraisal. 3 BR, 1'.', bath. Range. Refrigerator, Carpet, Fenced yard. $22,000, Req Peat Estate Broker 603W 1st St. 373 6061 or 333 0517 eves lawn Mower Sales I ServIce- We Sell the Best I. Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 332. 12,2 Acres,- near Osleen. parlly wooded, power & phone lines on land. Property is on corner With good road frontages location is ideal for home or trailer, Only $1590) Call Owner, 131 2891 Kish Real Estate M. UNSWORTH REALTY 62-Lawn-Garden 43-Lots-Acreage ________________ -- kitchen fully equipped. Assumable mtg. Payments $111 mo. Total price. 121.500. 323 6718 2017 S FRENCH NOIL'S Casselberry, 17.92. 0)01206 ________ 101, well, sprinkler System, air. 'ml chairs, straight chaIrs, filIng cabinets, as is. Calls and carry. Geneva area-- Mobile home with SO' cabana, on 101)1 S'x210' with lots of extras. 349 5763. 3 BR, I i balh. family room, fenced 2565 Pirk Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executIve disk & chairs, secretarial disks I 372 1190 '- Service _________________ 'EAL ESTATE Oviedo area, country hume, custom built, 2'i acres, I BR, 3 baths. office, 3300 ft., 3 mos. old, 58,000 equity and assume mo tgagct of 155,000. Appraised $40,003. Owner. 365 4410. DREAM HOME- Recently remodeled in quiet section with large rear yard. All new kItchen, 8 19.500. Call Sanford's Sales Leader O-O(f ice Supplies CailBart Peg. Real Estate Broker 321 0610 373 795 332-2748 322 0179 to have this 3 BR, I bath on extra large lot. No repairs needed. Move right In! $21,300. _________________- lhy rent, when you can buyl Neat, 2 Bedroom, mobile home, screened patio, fenced rear yard. Good location, on paved street in Casseiberry, Total price, 813.500. $250 down, 116606 per mo for 10 years APR 6.15 oct. WITT REALTY MRS. CLEAN- Woufd be delighted Id' Fiberglass Seminole Canoe, $125. $250 Down SFtANISH style stucco-) BR, formal dining, range, refnig., 2 air units. $21,000 LOW DOWN- No qualifying, Owner very anxious 10 sell this 3 BR, I bath with central air, nice land. scaping. 119.500. Sny year thru 1976 models. 7 days 10-Swap & Trade AUCTION 292! Hwy 17 92 322-1961 bedroom. 2 bath. Spanish design, Partly furnished, air conditioner. 54.500 322 9015, 322-702* after 6 SAN LANTA- 3 BR, 1', balh. assume 810.100 mortgage of 7'.' pcI. interest. $111.25 monthly. 510.900. MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Paying $2.75 for each dollar silver coIns. Paying JOc each for Indian; Wheats 1½c each. 323.1100. ROBSON MARINE Pretty country setting. 17x63, 3 2513 Orange Ave. I Bedroom, Air condilioned, I yrs. old. 127,200. 333. 31)0. If'On') TIl VO$ for 30 pcI commission, Free Pick. BUY JUNK CARS Call 322.1624 after 1 p.m. ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. sanford 3722710 Want IrltoroIdes- Dodge Dart; atE will buy any make convertibles P'one 332.1000. 69-Stamps.Co1r _______________________________ 1SYP FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive SanI ord, 3735200 __________ ________________ I 45' Sea goIng House Boat, Ideal for live aboard. Toomany features to list. Shown by appt. only. 323.1797. 42-Mobile Homes $306033 REALTORS 3234313 3 Bedroom. 1', bath, central heat 1. SOUTH Sanford's WE TAKE TRADES _______________________ DrIve-in Theatre, South 17.52. Phone 332. 5S-8cats & Accessories __________________________ con- 77- Autos Wanted PINEY WOODS BARN - Wi Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell - BROKERS Forrest Greene, Inc. COMMERCIALLY ZONED- So can be used for office space on Shop. 2 BR, I bath, close 10 downtown. 120.130. 322-2118 II. itt 1(;t;,vcy, " Cox Campar, sleeps 8, goOd dition, $435. 327.3$16. Top prices, used, any condilion 6.41 $126. Winter Park at YARD SALE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1705 S. MAGNOLIA DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker DeltQfta.d4J1 LAKE MARY- Family room,) BR, 1'.'o baths, central heat & air. Where else for $21,900, FHA? THE SPOILER- 3 BR, 2 bath in Plnecrest. Foyer, porch, kItchen appliances. Spacious home In excellent neighborhood. 123.000. 2.524 Park Dr. After Hours. MIS--REALTORS 3229201.322)991 - _______________________________ 111 Days-372 6123 Nights-3fl 2)52 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. _____________________________ ' f'hAf " ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. homes, I", baths, with central heat, from 111.000. As low as $100 down Looking bra l'4omecall FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS. 131 5213 _________________________ 75-Recreational Veiticles For used furnilure, appliances, tool's, etc. Buy I or 100? Ptemj. If y0) are having difficulty finding a Larry, Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. place to live'. car to drive, a lob. Or some Service you have need of, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED read alt our want ads every day. Wehavea large selecjtlonof black & While pontabe TV5. $35 to $13. HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 323. LAKEFRONT- 110' on large lake with spic and span 3 bedrom, carport, central hell & air con ditioning, Screened rear porch. A real bargain at $30,900. Completely renovated 3 & 4 BR sell. Sacrifice at 520.500. Submit all offer's. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Assoc. After Hns. 031.1723. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 54-Garage Sales CALL TO SEE LAKE MARY- 3 BR, waterfront home on acre wooded site, BROWSE ND SAVE It's easy ard fun.. 'The Want Ad Way. Very neat and cozy 3 BR, l'.'t bath home, large corner lot, fenced _________ QUIET AREA WE TAKE TRADES Charming older 3 BR, extra large beautiful tre..shaded yard. Large picture window, fireplace. Estate sale. 525.000 Harold Hall Realty. Realtor, 323 5771. -- $ervice,usldmacf5ifles OVIEDO- S BR, charming older 2 story home, Screened pool. ", acre lot with plenty of trees, shrub's. 5.42,500. 2 BR frame houte. Asking 50.00). will consider offers 2119 Chase Ave 322 1032 eves. 322 4983. - KENMOREwAsHEppa 843.000. baths, with beaullful brick fireplace in living room. Only 3 yns. old. 113,900. REALTORS ________ COVE APTS Bedroom apartments, yard. fenced redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heal and large fenced back yard. Approx. 12.000 down, $135 month. bedrooms, 2 baths, air conS ditloned, clean as a pin. Move in now. VA, Convenlional or owners will hold mortgage. $17,950. ANYTIME _________________________ I ____________________ BAMBOO large 2.3 BR OPEN 1-5 P.M. SUN. AUG. 1. 1976 1331 S. SUMMERLIN AVE. Large oaks, pine's, and palm trees. 3 MAKE A WISH- Here It 1st 3 BR, 2 Multiple Listing OUT- New Hotpoint Washes-i, 1$ lb. capacIty. Peg. $317 with trade. While they last, lust $275 with trade. DICK'S APPLIANCES 26175. French, 322.7651 SANFORD 322 - 2420 private, 1 bedroom furnished apt. I male, no ________________________ pets, 322 39)0. l9'iutchison Ocean front ApIs., 339 5. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call 2345 Parkor . 570 Mn R. U Hutchison, 322 _______________________________ ___________________________ I&2BRMobileHom Adults- Real Estate edging, trimming, weeding, and othe, misc, lobs. Mutt be over Apply Geneva Gardens, 1505 W 2.5th St . Sanford Realty CLOSE beautiful Shade trees, 16'xlô' workshop or outside game room. 5.5.000 equity and assume loan. Phone 3210503. ________ 0,1,. tI family room, nIcely landscaped, 825.000. 36-'RSort Property Lake Mary- clean & companion. Needed immediately 1W R SIT! PEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER "Your Business is ApprecIated" 110 North 1., Palmetto Ave. ONE OF A KIND- From the stone wall with fireplace in the family room to the Storybook kItchen, 10 the terrIfIc pool. 161,100 35-MobiIe Home Lois M0NTHLY RENIALS AVAILABLE toior TV, Air Cord ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 11. SR 431, Longwood $62 100 . Yiilw Cab, 201$. Park Ave. Stenstrom 52-AppIiance ___________________________ - Twenty West Area-. Beautiful 3 bedroom. 1'3 bath, central heal, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator, 122.500. 1*00 down, if VA nothing down, KULP REALTY, 3222335. LAKE MARY- 3 BR, svooded, secluded, large. *4 acre, like new, 141.900 3224962 .- ........ " Colbert Realty If you desire to buy or sell real estate, stop in and see me. WALTER B STEELE Wm. H. Stem per Realtor _________ TG r 51t' deposit. References. 322 0064 ___________________________ garage, 323.7R2 ))9 S. French 322.4991 Eves, 322-1496; 322 1161; 337-1981 cfer. 322.1001. home in Sanford. central heat and air, wail to wall carpet, separate dining room, 16'xlé' family room, EVES, 3fl.15$7 or 327-06)3 POPULAR TERMS X)-ApartmentsUnfurnlshed 3"t Acre ranchett,, nice I room _______________________________ housi, bath, garage, 1'x40 barn. I By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath Hal FENCED BACK YARD- I BR, I.z baths, central hell, carpeting. Fuished Cook.LOf2iIetsN 1)1 N7'of Lot), lone Hutalne. Trustee & lnØ. to 81k 16, Tier 1, E P Tratfords Map Jack H. Owen & wf EtP,elyne M., Its 35 and 43 & all of 101 S of PR, St. Of Sanford., 5)6.900 Randy I. Stiffey & WI Terry Ann Josestis s.d. (less 3IS• of 35 & W of It 101 145,000. to David E •irmondi Jr & wf Cheryl 1 1126, 81k 8. Country Club Manor M Myers Assoc. Ltd to Calvin I Belts & *1 Marie H • Unit Un No 2. 513.700 A Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, S.c 3. Weattsenfield .Sfl acres. 1200.000. Oevco of Orb., Inc. to Mark A. 5th Orienta Point Condom Village One Lance C. Anderson & wV Kathleen SALESMEN_ Varied POsItlos, sa.soo. miii 0. WI Cynthia A 1132. 81k I Mtg geet OppOrtunIty Walt New Builders Inc., to Ronald K. & Erik L. Anderson to John . BiIAire Homes, Inc. to Joseph . Camelot Unit Twa, 522.600 A Floren From SE cot'. of 81k B __________________________ Tunic Jr. & WI. Pulls 0. II 492 w Scott & *1 Virgle M., It 445, 1 013 acres m.l. REPAIR MAN- Radio. TV. 000d a::: Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunf. Sec 3, Weatherifield Sd____________ '' Spring Oaks Un. Ill Opportunity 1112.000 eneva Francis A. Baxter & Marie to * Christian Niesen & *1. Janet, 10. ________ SECRETARY.... WIth ome con. ardens Unrec plal Lake Jeuup HIs . in Sec strul '. ion experience Quiet, One Story ARcA . - -. - . ______________________________________________________________________________________________ '' Have some camping equipmWou no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2611 or 031 9993 and a friendly advisor will help you. 1159. PAOLA-. 2 Acres, I BR home, ! BR. lake, extras. $59,730 332 749$ Cliff Jordan.Realtor $31 $222 5pacious 2 Bedroom, turn. apt. water furn.. quiet & Private. 322. Likenewhome,zonedcommerclal. Ideal office, $21,500. Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 3235774 Office: 321-0161 Eves: 337 LONGWOOD - 3 BR, central air, Very clean, fenced yard,$9$ mo. Alrconditlofl,dBedroorn MenOnly,Refer,nces 372fl9 WHY SAVITF' ... SELl. IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. LONGW000-. I BR, 1',', baths, fenced backyard. Deep well, $27,500. 3 BR. I'., B. lakefront, 132,500 Twin size Glamourpedlc mattress, used I day's, ceit $120. $75 or best _______ Buy to Ch 322-4132 Wills life mepuarart$ee. 323-1155. $31,500. ',.laiid Hail Realty, Realtor. 3335774. family & dining rooms, $49 8-Wanted 51-Household Goods Miracle Maid waterless coohw.r. RETREAT Canal front cabin, 2 BR, completely furnished, Halvill area. $Ii• o, 3 BR, 2 B, new. 123.500 3 BR, 1', B, tam. rm. 123.000 Low prIced 3 BR, in beautifully Shaded Pinecrest. Fenced yaro. _____________________________ Apt. Unfurn. Spacious 162 BR, all Rent with option to buy 21x41 2 br. mobile horn.. Patio, carport, electric. eat.ln kilchens. Dish, shed. Pooltennis-marina on St. washer, shag carpet, air, plenty _______________________ Johns River. 661 S600. CiOSetX. From 5)50. Exclusive _______________________ yea. Mgr. 322.7113. 123 Hays Drive, 3 BR, 2 balh, fenced yard. $165 mo. plus deposit. 323 1643. - TAXI DRIVERS Maudlene E. B. Murray to Michael Builders of Scm., Inc. Its 7 ReaIr Rentals ______________________________ __________________________ IF L0150O extra a month Interests you, then call 5143054 for app?. Kelley's Addn to SanI, WEEKEND REAL ESI ATE furnished. ldfaI location, Reasonable rent 365.372). CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERYRelired person, full or part tIme, transportation preferred but not necessary. 322.7799. Harrcon Corp to Ales B Hull & Jr & wt Alice M. LI II, 81k F. Robert I. Wlnkley&wf Dorothy J. Ir. Si wI Virginia 0 Lt 1. 81k 0. Sterling Oakland Shores. 1st Addn, 131.000 MIg. Guar. Ins. to Eugene A. Geo W. ColPiran. Sgl. to Frances to Carl J. Copeland & WI Neil 5 of Felker Jr. & wf Janice H.. Lt Park Un 3. 1.36. 300 121, SE'4 Of NE'I of Sec. 721.29. Nail. Homes Mtg. Corp. to Harry K Simons & Burnice J. Simins Jr. LI Forest Brook 5th Se Homer Franklin I WI Ka:ue R• Lewis & wf. Gretchen R., LI 12$ 16 less N 25') Palmer Sd. H Miller & Sons of Orb., Inc. to Jameiking, Beg. 12$ch N & 310' w Hmlda M Avery to Donna Clark S of SE cor. of San Lanta, Third Sec., 126.200. Sec. 31.1930. ra N JOM P Barr Jr. & wf Tamaki. LI 174 Edna M Hanlon. wid to Jarres w SO' ot It 1 81 CF. Casselberrsm, San Sab.astian Ills., Un I 2412' W 14' etc . 513.500 Donna M. Clark to Donna M. Clark Wilkerson 8. wf Viola C LI 25. 81k John A. Smalley & Cattiryn M. to David 5 Redwmne & wV Aide F to B. TanglewOod, Sec 3 repl $73 500 & Pib. Robert W. It 20, SemInole Arthur J. McQumllan, Trustee, S 262' Eugene A. Roche & wf Anna M., It Carolyn J. Multins. sql. to Grant Raceway. lit Adfl. 5100. ' 51k 5 Amended Ptat of Lake of W 200' of 81k B. Amended Plat of James L Simon I. *1. Deborah A 0 Dennis& *1 Sharon I. 11981k H Crystal Heights, Sec!, 2030.125000 Kathryn Parkm 2nd Addn. Lake Kathryn Park 5th Addn • W. to First Mountain Conslr. Co. It AgmI. Deed, Dorothy C Smith & Robert Cardwell Sr. & CaroIyo t , 101 Forest Brook. ifth Sec.. $100. 510.000 Donald P. to Anthony Colov,chlo & Leone L. Parmeler & Leone E. Gilberts to Jean M. Elisabeth Arnutfo Aquila I Grvtta Krainok, 1. Marie Parmel,r, wid, *1 Edna, It 11. 81k I Replat North sql. to Domingo Amador & *1 Ysor O'Leary, sgl.. 121.500 Its I & 5. MM. Lord's lit addn Orb Tcwnsite Fourth Addn. It 71, 81k 5, Repl North On Cond Re's. Unil P40. I. Sheoah, Citrus HIs., 515,400. Greeter Constr. Corp. to Steven Sec. 3. Magnolia Sbc. Corp to Townsite Fourth Addn . sii.aoo M. Reece 0. *0 Sarah R.. LIII, 81k DuaneL. Doddington. sQl to John Craven Dcv Co., Inc LI 642. Wekiva Henderson Ferguson, Etal., B, Rjver Run, Sec. I. Wm. Pierce Jr. & wI Belly A , LI 20 Hunt Club. Fox H,'n' •c 3. 11.100 Trustees 1st BapI. Church of Lk The Greater Constr. Corp. to John The Greater Constr. COrp. to (lesi Rd. n wI 81k A. Crystal Bowl Mary to First Baptist Church of M. Morris & wI Virginia 0., 11100 Addn to C B. 133.100 Wayne A, Granger & WI Susan 1.. It Sanford Inc., Lots 23. 24, 25,268. 32, Winsør Manor, 1st Addn, 51k 37 Crystal Lake Winter Homes. Hallmark Constr. Co. to Margaret 162. Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sherlan W Moore, sql. to Billy J. 520.000. 0. Snow LI 21. 81 A. The Springs Sec I. 139.900. Rakestraw 8. *1 Leonle, II 1$. 81k Owen E. Forguson a wf Yvoivte to VICkI L. MCG'OuQlS, slg to James II, Weathersfieid. 151 Addn. Spreading Oak Village. 542,500. Raymond Rul:, sgl, to Adela E JoseW. Pabon & wf Marcelina A., N 0. McGough, slg .111081k 12 Tier 9, Raymond A. Ostotiki & *1 ElI:, to Sanford. 5)00 Pull It 25. 81k Id. Weafhersfmelc). 100' of S 14*' olE 140' of W I0' of Lot Theodore A Graham I wO Loisteen. 12, Fla Land & Colonization Co., Devco of Orl. Inc • to Gary A. N 2$ 10' of III) I S 1600' 0112. 61k 2nd AdOn, . Wm G Arnold & *1 Susan t Celery Plantation, $30,000. Klebaum I *0 Norma P , It 64. 81k E, Buena Vista EsIs H Camelot Unit 2, 521.100. Carl M Baker I. *1 Ginny Jo To Linda Aozalone (Married) E 27' of Austin Mont.n.gro & wI Tompkins land Co Inc.. to Eli J. Magdalena to Walter 8. Nevbrander LI 17. all 01 1! & W IV 0019, 61k 1 Wp Fed, lln lleuof Fcl.l ItS. 81k F. Retim I wI Ella Mae. 1015. 81k I? £ *0 IcIly I., LI?) lear Lake West Wmtdmere, 2nd Sec., 141.400. Oakland Shores, 1st Addn, 527,900 Hills. Jesse J. Manimon, sql to J.T. HeftIer Homes Howell Park. Sec. 1 leo TrepanmertoOctavioMendo:a Orlando Fed, Miami to Lester H. 531.200. & wI Estretla. Lot 24, 81k It Marlmon&wf Zeola. Begin 72' W of , L ..l M.I,. nc cur or of SW'4 of SW' • Sec9 Howard J. Weaver & *1 Mary C. DreamwQld. $3000 Weklv; ViIla condo, 21-3) run S SO' W 72' etc., $100. to Brodus C Bunce, It 6, 81k I Sky C Victor Butler Jr. Trustee 137,700. Lark s d. 129.300. I. Marimon I Zeola to Jessie J Sameul Knefet:. sql SW " of SE Dade Fed., Miami to Neslo Nader Homes Inc. to Leon M & that part of E ' of SW 'I. lying & Marimon. sql.. Beg NE cor of S'. Rasberry . Edith P., II 343 Leasing Co. Inc., Unit C.I23 Bldg. 7 Being So of Org Blvd. in Sec 19 19 O SW'4 of SW'4 Sec 92)31 run S 50 Wekiya Villas, Condo, 532.500. W 22' etc., $100. Winter SprIngs UnIl 1, 543.500 30 in Lieu of FcI,) 53)0.200 Charles R. Hughes & wf PatrIcIa (QCD) Cheryl Cowan, 5gb. to H & I. Petroleum Inc. to Jim Magnolia SVC. Corp. to Alan I. to John T. Ventura & WI Rosemary Ronald J. Cowan, sQl., Beg at NW Wayne Allord leg. 143.3' E & 442' N Wentworffi & wf Shirley A., It 643. LI IS, BIk H. Spring Lake Hilts. Sec of SW car. of SE of Sec. 24.19.30 con of LI 7. run SE'ly 49.92' etc., Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family &edroomApts. ii St. Marks Presbyterian Church All. Spgs., Fla.. Inc.. NWI, of NEtL of NW'S of Sec. 12.21.29, bess part 3 BR. 1", B. $22,730 3 BR, CB. 5)9.500 njjj Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone3fl.l$,, ____18.-Hoip ________________ Wanted NAGER TRAINEEbe willing to relocate In Florida. Training pgram ducted in Sanford at local ito.. Interviews between I and I only. French Ave., Payless Shoes, Joyce Ann Brelding iform. Chamberlain) to Line L Wharton. LI 3. 81k H Spring Lake Hills. 5cc). 169.000. Lew T. CarrIer. & *1 Lorraine 0. to Juan R. Morales & WI Myrta It 6. Frank Orteca & Flora. Etal. fo 81k E. Summerset North. Sec i, Wm. T. Hill 1. wt. N. Luchle, It 2A, 526.900 Tr. 3. St. Johns Ranch Esti. Un. SE Banks Trust Co. Trustee to planed, Wm. N. Fallon & wf Linda K., It 66. Fin Svc lnv. Corp. to Wm I Hill Devonshire, 149.500 & WI. N. Lucite LI 2A Tn 3 St Johns Se'n Home Mtg Co. to Wm. M. Ranch Eit UnnlAltpd FF.. Ort. to Roger A. Peterson & Kenneth W Storey & Ann to Mitctiell&wI SherryL .1110 81k K Ouida B Hanke, %gl to Walter W Klein ISo en Jr 6. wf Anne .J , LI S wI. Arlene A.. It 3, Lake Tony Sky Lark Sd. 131,000. Hamilton&wf. Jo Ann, 1118. E ",of Luxury Patio . BelAlre Homes Inc., to Michael J. Mallory & wI Yolenda K.. LI 401 SorIna Oaks tJ,i. III. t1O.L. . ,. -------------- 3 BR, l'.' B. $21,500 - B, 7 story Irame, $12,000 - 41-Houses - - REALTORS 20l2sthST. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LAKE MARY- Fenced yard. Beautiful trees. New paint lob. 3 BR. 124.900.' CailBart or Winsor Manor, 1st Addn. Robert E. McKee & *1. Betty to Don T. Reynolds & WI. Debris A. Unit . '' ' -.... -. "W'Jflflfl U, LV!) dom. Belrtha Mae Kader, sgl., to Margaret E Reynolds Its 39 & 31, Frank I. Woodruff Sd of Lands, Sc' Sanford. S'ervice Listing 4 BR, lakfrnt., split-level, $100,000 Mr. Executive iss I LOST: Siamese female cat, no IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? collar, beige with brown face IN YOUR FAMILY? feet. Lost on Yale Ave. on July 15. AL ANON REWARD. 3323707 or fl23fl3. For families or friends of problem ______________________________ - I drinkers. STORING IT MAKES WASTE - -. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. forfurther information call 12)4W write PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. SanfordAlAnonFarnilyGroupp.o. Call 3222611 or $319993 Box 533. Sanford, Fl_a, 32771. • LOST Large Tarpaulin, vlCiflit THE VALAR I Orange Blvd. & Oregon Ave. 1 MAGICAL ENTERTAINERS p.m. Tues. 27th. REWARD. 332. ForClub-Ljg,s-Parti,s oml. Call 321 Ol3lfor info. ______________________ . Robert W. Norman & Lou to Ann Andrew .1 Coryril 8. ',f Helen to Betty L. Buckmastef to BerI Hal M. Myers Assoc. Ltd. to Harry E. Carl J. Harmeling & wf Kerry A .Lt Buckmaster E 'z of NE ' of NE 4 Oabbard £ wI Margaret Unit 462, M Merino (Marriedl. From SW cor. 1. Fern Park Ests RepI . 520.000 Of NW ' of Sec. aka LI 12 of NW '4 (less E SO' for r w 1)1) Sec Orienta Point Condom.. Village one, 01 NW 81k I Chula ViSta. Eastern Express. Inc. to John D 9 21 29. & prop in Org. Co.. si. ss,000. Robt. Norman & Lois to Ann M. Wofford & *1 Sandra Ann. LI 6. 81k Roy S. LeTourneau & wt. Shirley The Babcock Co. to Camille Celia. 0, Winter Springs. 146,0(53 to Paul E King LI) & portion of 7, i Townhouse, Lot 27, Wlnward Merino - Lt Il 81k I Chula Vista. Robt. Norman 8. Lois to Ann M. CharlesW, Clayton Jr • Etux EIaI & 5. 81k A, Brantley Hall Ests . Squane, Sec 1. 532.200 to Judy A Quinton, SQl. condo. apt 133.000 The Greater Constr. Corp to John Memo - It 10 Bik I Chula Vista Unit 13, Bldg A, Cherrywooci Fia Residential Comm. Inc. to C. Slot: & WI Nancy J.. Lt 13$ Mtg. to grantors, Its II & 12. Gardens. $31,500. Milton A Luke & WI. Irene to Charles P Lusk & WI. Eli:. LI 21. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec i. Kelly Considder LI 19 Blk 27 81k 27 Slate Bk Forest City to G.M. 81k C North Orl. Terr.. Sec I Un 2. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Surburban Homes Washburn II & wf Carolyn C LI 6. 526.200 First Scm. Svc. Corp. to Don less SW tO & all of 7. 81k A, Donald F. Evans & Janice to Larry L Lester & wf Georgianna, LI Hoover Constr, Inc., LI 31 Garden Thornrurgs Addn, 5)2,9(53 Dennis 0. Sabia £ Pamela LI 506, 19 81k A, River Run, 5c I Grove Unit One, Robert S. Bradford 1, wf. Grace M. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 3, David 5. Kemp I wf Carol t Greeter Conslr. Corp. to Benton C. to James C. Noice LI 39 Town of $30,000. Murphy G Seweil & WI Valerie F Jones & wI. Claramae R . LI 121. Lohqwood (less E 121 z') $25,000. Paul H. Wagner & wI Pence & Lt 17 Green Village Sd. __________________________________ AVON Multiple I HOlS4S 3 BR, 1 0, 4 Acres, 133,OO HA E A VERY MERI1Y CHRIST. A S - and the money to pay for Large3BR,2'/3bathtownhom,with carpet, central aIr, 2 car garage, it. Start now - selling beautiful formal dining, plus private patio. P'Oct. Make beautiful money. Water & lawn maintenance fur. Call 6.0 3079 for information. nimed. $275 Pif mo. ______ __________ _______ _______ Nice? Bdroombloclihome FurnorUnfurn. 323fl20 Let e ShOw you how y can make Lakefront house, nice yard, citrus ' treeS, 3 bedrooms. Unfurn. Kit. chin ejlpped. 322.0913 ____________________________________________________ ______ ____________ 21o*es Unfurnished __________________________ - L?-±_______________________________ Sunday - Noon FrIdQ ______ ____ Goerge W. Sykes to George W. TheHUSke.VCO toDavmdM Fuller Sykes & Herman I. Sykes, Jt. ten. & WI .lAnie . Rlk 3&4OISE'.OfNWt.Of 3c. : a'ter oaks. ''siio Carole B Nelson 10 Masine o 21.31 5)00. r:at make up true FlorIda retirement living. I,.' I,..... 'i.ii___ ii' QULJmiiUIl, -a. ' Pa time or ful: time outside sales Must have own car. Ex. lint opportunity. Apply 3159 ando Drive (17), Sanford. Noon The Dotj Befoe PubIIcQtIon prove to be a serious household manufacturer of pet care natural insecticides for quick can be spray.applied almost problemformanyfamllles.The products. According to Dr. Ott, controloffleasandticksineven anhere, indoors or out. pests flourish in hot, wet every family should develop its the hardest-to-get gathering weather,feastlng on dogs, cats, own series of flea protection places for fleas. MY campaign against fl5 and people. And wherever measures to insure a flea-free should be accompanied by there'sadogorcat,there'salso summer, The lawn can be rendered thoroughvacuumingof carpets, agoodpossibilltythatfleaeggs For a home that's already flea-free, too, with simple upholstered furniture, and and larvae are present in the infested with fleas and ticks in applications of lawn and kennel animal bedding, with the home, waiting for the op. carpets and upholstery, an dust. Sprinkled on the lawn in vacuum bags burned or buried portunity to develop into full- indoor fumigant fogger should small quantities, the dust after use. Vacuuming not only Francisco R GOdoy 8. Bernadette to Maurice R McNamara 8. WI, Alma J. Lt 71. 81k I The Woodlands, 6.S00. Arthur W. Ballard (Married) to Wm K. Johnson & WI. Jeanne P.. Lt 274. Spring Oaks Un. 2. 136.000 (QCD) Elvira B Koenig to Henry T Koenig. Lt 3. 81k 8. Beverly Tr, $100. Grange Prop Inc to Bel Aire Homes Inc. LI 595 600. mcI & 610626 md Spring Oaks Un . 1300 Live Fla. Inv. to RatphJ. Hawk £ wi. Suzanne M. LI 34, Walden Terr., 134.000. Minnie B. Krat:ert & Doris G. and an 'investment broker?" Seems to me that either one would have the same training In order to be of any value to the client. A'.'enue DEADLINES -"I ,._.-. - ________________________ d ____________________ ;i . Land Transactions Are Recorded ______ Dear Mi. Saxon: What Is the real difference between an "exchange broker" p 4lc a lln H OURS 31c a line 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 24ca in. MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2 I00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ______________________ _____ ______ ____ RATES 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 times 26 times Estate BY URRY SAXON 2 CLASSIFIED DEPT. "'' , s eyes. On North Oregon Ave., ½ . Mi. N. of SR 14. lust west of I-I, I Mi. West of Sanford. 3223940. I Investments clients have Putting a flea collar around the house this summer may be as Important a flea-reducing measure as putting a collar around the family dog. In fact, for literally hundreds of thousands of American families, flea-prevention requires far more than a conventional flea collar. Fleas prove especially dlifficult to control because they aren't on the dog for very long. They vlait the pup, staying only long enough for a meal. They then drop off to lay eggs and breed a new crop of high. jumping Particularly during the summer months, fleas and ticks Okndo - W'itCr 831-99 93 owner alike. moderately.priced insecticide ticks from large areas, indoors larvae of the organic debris PROBLEM There are several accepted fumigant fogger requires u Perhaps AlcaholicAnohymous or out, and helps prevent needed for sustenance during BUSY BEECHILOCARE Can Help levels of treatment designed to family and pet evacuate the reinfestation of the pet while development. 3127 Holly Ave. Call 123 1.307 Pho323731Oor3fl0740 combat different levels of flea home for only 34) minutes, he's outside playing. Write P.O. Box 1213 . m systematic approach to ________________________ Sanford.Florida 37771 infestation, according to Dr. closing all doors and windows. Smallest Ad with the greatest op. Another product that can flea and tick control should put Bruce S. Ott, a veterinarian The fogger is activated, and 30 prove helpful in the fight a "flea collar" around your STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If _portunity. Call 3320.542. who serves as Director of minutes later pet and owners against fleas is kennel in- house that will make for a Classified Ads didn't Things to Eat vork,. there wouldn't be any. _______________________ Research and Development for return to a flea-free household. secticide concentrate, a liquid summer that's as flea4ree as ___________ ___________ _______________________ ________________________ Lambert Kay, a leading The fogger uses powerful but which,whenmlaedwjthwater, possible. PEAS; you pick, w patch, serves the terrace to the rear. It is the hub of the living, kitchen, garage and terrace areas. The main section of Plan HA931Y has 1,268 square feet and the family room has 213 square feet. Herman H. York, 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y., 11432, designed this plan and those wishing further information may write him, enclosing a stamped, ______ self-addressed envelone. [Real C LA SSI F I ED A 1S H 'vr To Nia ke H o inc Fiea mP roof _____ ________________ 41-Houss ______ Ci penter's Helper Only CX Unfurfli$h,d, two bedroom. yienced only. Work in Deltona. Depoait. Adults Preferred. 332. bween & or v;rn. -____________________ ____________ LONGWOODSpacious all brIck? M D I C A I. I N S U R A NCE BR, 2 balh, kItchen 'quipped, CRETARY- MUST be e*. QUiitdead.endstrq$.$tsop,r I rienced in filing insurance Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor. c aims. Medical terminology, A5so. After Hrs. 134.1733. I ping, billing & dictaphone. No FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOC. Inc., ers need apply. Slart im- _______ Realtors, I edlately. 3fl.53. ________________ Sunday, Aug. 1,1916-31 Fvininq Herald, Sanford, Fl. L_ 31A-DpIexes ________________________________ Painting ________________________ A I Pamnling Brusn. roil, spia-, ilily work Reasonable prices Free eStimates 3210419 _____________________ ________ - YOUR HOME? 8uying a new home! MovIng to a apartment! Get some action *ith a Herald classified ad We'll help you wrtte an 10 that will bring fast 5Ie. CALL 332 361) ____________ To List Your Business..,Dioj 322-2611 Or 831-9993 �615—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W-4.ii 4 i l l il Sunday, Aug.), 1fl rLJ1UL4-L.J1C8 BREAKW1 I lI Clubs Offer V ariety Of Purpose4 By MIKe. WENDLAND the social side, a club can be teclmkati heard several CBers oriented, offering training seminars for newcomers What that mean? Duane Once been drawn Into the "good buddy" and CBers. It can camping JamBrighton, world of it's inevitable that start borees or swap-and-shop meets. It can or regional ta th e "eyeballing" those airwave voices which crackle ng coopera tive to mass-purchase electronics "cottonpicker." Since they grow that much through your transceiver, equipment as a saving to its members, cotton In the plains sta tes, what would be a "cotWith coffee breaks and Impromptu meetings A number of national organizations In the South becomes a "cornflaker" in being arranged dally, It's easy to make friends. But local and state it's beneficial for many CBers, just talking and meeting isn't to Join one of the groups for guidance and direction. enough. Here are a few of them: Q. What's the best mobile an tenna, one made of So they join a CB club. Public service CB organizations — REACT- fiberglass or stainless steel? John Brownlee, No one really knows hol many CB organiza tions Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Teams), 111 MInneapolis. tle are. Estimates range from 5,000 to 20,000. The E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601; ALERT A. Fiberglass Is generally believed by most of purposes of these clubs range from providing (Affiliated League of Emergency Radio Teams), the exports to make a bit better antenna. Its big emergen cy communica tion in times of disaster to Suite 818 A, National Press Building, Wash ington, disadvantage Is that it tends to break when se verely nothing more meaningful than the holding of D.C. 200; HAM (Highway Assistance Monitors), be nt or bumped, common occurrences with most monthly pot luck dinners. 5221 Creekwood Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania mobile antennas. CB clubs are active throughout the United States 17109. (The most complete, up-to-date book which in bo th urban, suburban and rural areas. AU you Social CB organizations — Ten-Four Inter- surveys the world of CB, by 15-year CB veteran H .10 vi, We' ve Come .10 call each other "cornflakers " the heck does — you've advanced CB, stage New 1) Nowlis, m a A. Just a ke-off on 41 1 , A' don't 1 organizations. Often, I S%1*004W ___-.\\ I 7 Iowa. BREAKER r - 4! own Put the word out among your channel buddle& The first step Is to decide a purpose for the group. Is it purely soicial, or do you want to provide some sort of community service? Community — . • • Generally, tube-type base sets use relay slanguage which Is CB's own. Only $.4. (Includes 4004d I 111P - _1111 - I __ A 11 .. reCBersUnwittinglyHel ____ Part of the fun of owning a mo bi le rig lies in using It to C avoid speeding tickets. Indeed, _ri___,. — MW ' 4 I 1 10-1 10-2 Receiving Poorly Receiving vell police), which led to the wi despread use of CB by drivers when the 55-mile-perhour speed limit was in. 10.3 10-4 10.5 10-6 10.7 10.8 10-9 10-10 Stop Transmitting OK (Message Received) . I ____________________________ 'i' - _________________________ ___________________________ ~ . ; _________________ - - _____ __________________ _______ .. . ___________________________ -i I -- .11 - ________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ -. ZT;" _______ 11 ". ____________ I ' ' - . Relay Message Busy, Stand By Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Subject to Call be lieve that the game may be more serious thantleavoi& iuig of a few fines for speeding. Along the Mexican border, - state police and federal narcotics officials believe that organized Im may listening in to CBers' Smokey bulletins to aid in the running of drugs or illegal aliens. And in Massachusetts, where antique thef ts are a major ADVERTISING I .. I ' 123A ,*_-* ...... ...... "I ............ . ........ % RAKE THE LEAVES READ - - '' CHICKENCOOP I CLEAN . ... .... .... ........irss CLEAR ................. COME AGAIN ............... .. . Nspsslm.i COMEBACK ... .................... Bswnci 1 CONVOY Ih COVERIOUP ... DOUBLE NICKLES . . ORAGGiNWAGON FINAL L. 1. - * 23-Channel . date back to "" W, they Clii lilkil . .. . .. .. ....... Lost bronsmin* FIVE FIVE .................... Spssdii4i FLAIIWAYER ¼idanstnicii.nwsitsr FLIPFLOIP '''' -....... L FOUR WHIIUR Atsmsbl, FRONI000R - Lud:a were heated by a kerosene lamp. Similar type curling lrooswuusedtomarcelhalr Into wives which lasted until • ' GRASS ........................ Midliiuuip I ....... ... .. Accolierstor I ~T i' Built-in automatic notse lirristair •in speech comprewonfor an tra range $12995 *TUNGSTEN INERT GAS WELDED (HELl ARC) FOR STRENGTH THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL JOHNSON MESSENGER 123A $1 5995 WITH TRUNK MOUNT ANTENNA.. INSTALLED TENTHIRTY THREE TENONEHUNORED 4 , J 1\ ~~ OTHER - iwommum FINANCING I ~ r,. - I. a, •ri'e. g F ., . ', .- I i9M - I x .- I . ••• 4 -. I .1 t i ! j' t ) .. 11 "- ll :-! . 4 " • • , Is J P i I ~4 (-. : . _.... Sio"WMAI ' "U&M! / i.k"1 '. or - J" -' . .. \ . I • - ,,s 1, ( . i, ~ i~ . ~~ , - w , . ..J V -, 1. i . • - J, ____ W ~ - . ft '• ' " , 4L4 : .. - ali-. - , -I - ' l - -. - C, - ' . . A.. 2... ?'' Of '56 David Galloway, Randall nole 1ligh School (SHS) , the 20th class reunion 80 classmates and and Gene Bass, baldest man their spouses turned out for Uie banquet and social On Sunday afternoon the classmates and their I W CT WILLIAMSON ALSO REPAIR SERVICE 3236135 NEW LOCATION FORMER U.S. BANK BLDG. ACROSS 1792 FROM BURGER KING Ening I-kia.Id COMMUNICATION AND ENGRAVING r V. Vwo 4 _. I I'v". ; persons attended the ,• family fun fete. -__.;; -n ,v,~v".Z., _~. . J. . W -WRITE YOUR ACTION AD.** PH. 322$35 • - I . I . ! ___ , T~'a' ~~ $`~114 J 14 ~,, • I J . ;; .- - I I I -, 4t: ________ . i . • . ..w , . , 1% . I t' :I- I U26 1 1%INK No , I . 1% -) - *4 , W so t9T4AY '1'4 I.. -- $I# . t .1 N ' . . J " I k L , 0 . . 'k .. , -- i.. c-'- .-1 I ____ V . • I . -- . . j . I . 40. •.• I .Jb " 0 9 41 _P I---- -_ .,~~_ - _.: A 11~ % .- __ ..• A funny thing happened on the way to the game Wt night but reunion planning committee members hintud Temple and Howard Lloyd will never telL others on the pInning committee Randall Laender, a SItS '56 grad, and his wile Ruby, tra veled the greatest distance Herman Morris was principal and class sponsors were Rebecca Stevens, Ethel Riser. Roger Harris were Barbara McCalley, Sara [)ktrlchi. Mean, Betty MAW O'Dell Hamilton and Dot Price, ad George D". Dr. Jimmy Owen, SHS elm of '56 president and master of ceremonies at the 1kh class rmloo, reviews past "Sellys" with Barbara Deeter, class chaplain lieft), and Dot Let Price. c ss treasurer. Other officers were Sandra Peterson. vice presilient; and Mary Virginia Robinson, la at~y.~Z,~F 46_1~;.'If^If . , ~% ",to ~ .. ,, - - .. ~ I a , ol I I 46, . -,I( ~l "' * i '111~ i~~_0 6 t', -1-4-. ., . -7 . ,~. _,-, -1 . .;, L I '0 '-' N . . to . attend the .I T-tA-o ' I ' HAPPY TO HELD YOU ve2kZ; 14 II 9 ~ 4:56 ...', ,t - c I., I' -i' J, I I J. . I the following: Robert . . ~,,~,.,ig -- , .ik' L __ _.o k.!,~-,-- • - I jill ,1jfli ~ • ('arter, youngest child: J __ : - .— .- The 1956 class of Semi- ! t- .fJ-$;f Gathers For Reunion J `~'J. - - r - 0 .,- 1, try Club Saturday night for • I - 1. - ru-st reunion reservation; -1 I' . A I ~ S " -- ~ 't.h ) '..• - lsrj 322-2611 $ - -• - ' rAW IVO- J ~ ,! . . ' -- ry - ." 44 ' , - gathered at Mayfair bun ~ ~ . . - 3 r% I • h I.lEeAi' II . blower, lifting the hair without rolUm or teasing. A ghi can curl in seconds with the electric mist curling Inn ibottom photo). . ,. 'P • 10 • - tight (left photo) drys hair with Infra-red lighting and a built-In . : 1 k .. ____ L,11 1k . il ----Today's woman plays It cool with a UniPerm wave I above photo). Anytehai rIsautomaticaflyp rm edInsLxmjnu.TheCur I4n . - ~ 14 -. 1. \92 'O, I I t -' ;* v-.., I ~ i 10 I f1i - . •. . .•- . / . Saw hu*anors If . *1 :• . • •• 1 '.' ~. ii 1 :::1 ? - t i- - I t ,4 , ZP ;e 4 1 . I I -- I: - I —. ' - Lavender and Carter, most children Raymond Hardy i.j f'r I It I i i,;-i~i . 11 1 , - . - — ' I t, .. , /1, - . i "W, / I . l, -- ' i2 • I ~ I~I ;01 - - ,:4f I . 07, J I I' T I .:,. ';...~ . L ZP t I I - . 4, ,- r 11 s' b-, ; , . . v' r : • .Bwr MEW . . . V - not Ten-four, old buddy, it's seventy-three all the way in the 931-9993 .••.... Ii ::.:.- . - could endure the heat and maybe had part of the hair waved one day and returned th e next day to complete the permanent 1 .j Want e p. rl • . OwPossor by I awgir alrui rigs and most everything in those good, dependable Wa nt Ads. -- -_:W..O-~. ..I ______ - Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their D - "note High Class Semi M TV, vt TIR ~ Ada - - Photos byDoris Dietrich) . -: 0 ALUMINUM I '. ..• 0 Y$&OIL If you would like to turn your idle items into quick cash, just 40' __ pa do, - that in the early days of electric machines, sometimes the patron 10 (Herald , . The spiral price was $1.00 a curl or $25 for a full wa ve. Mary said ipt1ipsity ........ I - -. ________ back to the 1920's and supercedes the Eugene machine. Mary ' ... o- : ~ ,." - P .. recalls the days of the spiral permanent which dates back to 1910. TWENTY ...................... . Lscatisn WALK ALL OVER " ., _ The heat wave is on. Mary McMahondemonstrates the croqulnole permanent wave on Lucil); Clark. The antiquated machine dates Esc THIRiOSBOTTU I. . . _% . CB Center ___ /IIIII _ N"thd AdM&uq I. , I Sanif ord Radio and __ W DESIGNED AND TOWER'S LIGHT 0 • £SPECIAL USE •SPECIAL TOWERS IIiw,-#4'•,-I) .- i. TEN SEVEN Oil Ijfr TEN%I%f L .................. .... TIN TWENTY .................. WbVhiiiyiii7 NAND&E C5nlcnias WAU.TOWAU. 11091AR..... Usooltrorisaftilmoiropmor WE GOAL lyE BYE 0 RADIO TELEPHONE * MOBILE HOME LIilI[P\I - I Clii L , . ,. _,._. 41 ~ - c ,•.,. I V" I _ " A$$IJCdil*i .... . ... ': Marinello System In 1922 In New York and moved to Sanford In 1923. Mary was a registered nurse before making beauty her business. Through the years she has kept abreast of the modern times by attending hun drethof beauty shows (ncludInganInkuonnlconyenuonoa one of her four trips to c. _______ . ' g'f'. .,,\ tL cover-upslntbeearlyl900'sto GOGO GIRLS r .. Lo4silpilpho"fer"rit," THROWUoC . _ . .- . .1 . Trossiffling ISDOCIUDOY ..... ......... SaWlim TUUAXA TAXI . . ............... F,Wl km box 0 COMMERCIAL ,, 1• ' Yw1aiaai./yni TENFOUR.AIJG .............. ... Abig TENROGIR i.ciiwi,i, F$c*.iiiisiing ICITIZEN'S BAND CAN BE TILTED OVER .EASILY DUE TO . I ' TEN FOUR 44 "', 9 '' -- , - C$rMlawct Gdbys / — -- 'a'.a' J 1 - I - - -. Sunday, Aug. 1, if71C - '- Ir -- c A1is4 I A Mod, Mod World 4,,. - Puidifiaamvswn SMOkEY $iasss ....... 551thlopwlimoll SMOKEY WITH EARS ......... . ...110fisinbcs - - ---------- - - Awrsckil SUiCOEJ0CZEY, vvIiugp EIGHTEEN WHEELER EIGHTS EYEBALL FlED THE SEARS ri II1f'tl i i ir . i I I -. .' - . iackiwwisdgs _ _. . ,, , I It 'i'. -. L. . , "M (AT UN UP . —. - . . . been no great change In manicuring, but operators are just too b usy for them these days. A few years ago, I had one customer who came to me weekly for a shampoo and set, a manicure, a facial and a pedicurt" . . ' .. Licilbsv SEVENTY-THREES ............... ks$ilhct . ..... hft1vrWwhh SWEY TOWN . ............. _ DOlT Toll FOR- *MADE IN RUST FREE VERY BRITE FINISH ALUMINUM r.I " ,.t,;L-I. " ' % . ROCXINCNAIN ............ CUTTHECOAI .................. TiinisftC3i.t SHOUT OEAOPIOAL SJiwasvIn,vwdcI. $HORTSXIP HAMMER _ *EXCEPTIONALLY EASY t''. 1~ *EST.UM.UP ROGER ", _1 , : •.4.,,2 vnncements.Dawnsaici,"Ihaveseenlotsofchangesandamglad some facets in the world of l)auty have phased out. There has . RdrW,dd RIG ..................... • ',-'P Ivy 'I' .. — LLe i., ' Kiddy (below), who has been a hairdresser and cosmetologist since 1953 takes a look at the modern beauty ad- , \'..'.. keep their hairdo In tact REEFER a t."• , . _______________________________________________ " .- ...... .............. .. OrpMzedbuili,nt $CATTER$T(k COUNTY MOUNTY , ' ..... ... . j .. 'i'- fr /I I-T - .; ;,t • ,i * ... Turn,"Casort POCI "INK0111M HIM - Dawn . BREAkER ................OnhnhsimniØz MOOCaICk .. .................... RK1ØIII ... - 7.v11Nrr . , . BUBBLE SUN MACHINE CATCH ,- I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. It's V . . . . ..' Europe. /I ~ -, , :;: _... . Foroshort 1, ' ,-• . ;I. 1 - NEGATIVE CONTACT..... Noroplywalloolstoll" NEGATIVE COPY ........ _ oldIIN bw reopens ONE TIME :, --•- . .- I '> Ses Many bm *MAINTENANCE FREE - .0 k __ - . "THE "" , -r ... -,--1-- 'W"d CIWVIIIICI OVERSHOUIDER BLOWTNE000RSOFF ................Pill PEABUTSUTT(RIRIA*: ........ Rilislilla, BODACiOUS ...... ....... .. SRlIISiNhiystiiflQ PicTursElol ...... ... ..... Prsdaw BOULEVARD AIVIII 57 POUNDS ................r TOWERS * RUST AND WEATHER RESISTANT _ ,, - ~ JOHNSON Messenger - BLEEDING . .......... . ........ I1 - -. I1i lk I. . B#sf 111 IV'lights In LAYAX[YEON . 1. . I r vV LINEAR ......... AaIWVsSd is CrUUapIII IACX000R .................. L IIAaIIYIy LXALTOKIL ............... Clip.lcnIflcw Ill SWITCH A \\\ \ \ - - . S FETY *ALL ALUMINUM -: - - ___ - ..- . , BEARINTHEAIN ... _ ....... . Sol In 04 sky BfARREPORT _ . _ ........ wherssriiiii TELESCOPING (CRANK.Up)• WALL MOUNTED (FASCIA)SGUYED OR FIXED \ ' .. crime category, police are reports broadcast by motorists Both campers bore Florida stakeout attempt. • worried about having stakeouts who have no idea what the license plates, both were CB"We d been having a series of blown unwittingly by motorisU information is being used for. equipped, and both had been break-ins at antique stores in who thing they've spotted a Another CB technique reported In the vicinity of our area, and there seemed to Florida balmy brcezes are adopted by the smugglers is the previous antique thefts. So the be a pattern to them. They all gfeat 's for Sun bathefs, but Sergeant Neil Curran of the convoy, just like the ones made local police chief sent an unha ppened on Saturday ni ghts, they create a special safety Itew Mexico State Police is one popular by C.B. McCall. marked car out to follow the and in a particular order. So we hazard for motorist$. Drivers of the law enforcement officers Smugglers, using several two unobtrusively through his staked out the one we believed using automobile air -con who's concerned about the vehicles, form a convoy In town was next on the list ditioners and radios find it Smokey re ports. He points out which the lead truck, camper, The procession had barely "l pu tacarwlthtwomenlnit difficult to hear the sirens of that anybody with a CB station wagon or private car Is gotten under way when a in the bushes where they could emergency vehicles. horns of receiver can eavesdrop on dean. It checks out the road to warning crackled through the see the front and the back of the passing cars or the whistles of them, and put them to whatever see If there are any bears in the air from a motorist headed in shop. The trouble was that the on-coming trains. Stay cool .. the opposite direction: bushes were right beside the . and alive by being particuIn his territory, Curran Since it carries no drugs, the Smokeyon your tail "The two road It wasn't long before iariy alert What you can't estlrnatesthat75percentofall worst the driver can get is a vehicles, which had been some idiot was telling hear can kill you. state police seizures of big speeding ticket The next two or traveling at well under the 40- everybody that there was a shi pments of drugs in volves the three vehicles carry the con- mile-pe r hour limit promp F LO RI 0 P.. tly Smokey in the bushes use of C13 radio in one form or traband and are followed by a picked up speed and drove out "Well, the men stayed Uwe another. back door unit, or rear guard, of the pursuer's jurisdiction. for several hours and people I In some cases it's members which keeps an eye on what's Another Massachusetts kept reporting the location SUNSHINE STATE of the smuggling ring who scout going on up ahead and also police official recalls a recent Finally, we gave up. ~ I ca the area looking for police warns of police approaching There even are examples of from the rear. evidence the smugglers use camper convoy headed Its way. " '. .. OUT ..- ALUMA '• . ':E k" .. BEARS WALL TO WALL 11 Unisex Styling salon. The contrast between the "old" and the "new" equipment, techniques and expertise at Dawn s is as different as night and day. Dawn Kiddy, owner of the salon, said, "With the proper equipment, women, men and children can choose their own brand of beauty. For Instance, a new process colors the hair In ten minutes. Just name it. We are equipped for all beauty needs. We are specialists in any tr eatment of beauty. - BACK DOWN .....................Orivss Ot1cavsi'satSsn BACK OUT ................... $Npinnzmiflfl,q MERCYUXE3 .................Msrsys*u BAREFOOT ..............NesiiigniiIpd MILENARKERS Sksiiut.iawsys BASE STATION ............ Clfralizsdiecadan MO$Itf C$usMdiIeavWiidI .......................cdviagtj NOOULATI ......................T,tkwim BEAR ............ ........ StatsNltiwiyPrii MOVE .......................... ... inasdin DONYT / r M ................................. - Mary H. McMahon, a young 88 years-old,6still in the beauty business in Sanford. She completed the #D GUIDE - I ..,-*! -; - I~i .,-~ . . .•' days above Roumillat and Anderson's and above the present posh supper dub Mr. P's. With 54 years of experience as her background, Mary has observed vast improvements. She recalls that in 1923 facials were very popular in the Sanford area. It took about an hour to give a good facial and the cost was Mary explained women have always curled and colored their hair When her ca re er began the henna pack was used for light . AIrarn vn - TONE I(W hL -1- A .L ng I . nd marcel curling irons. The "ratting of hair years ago Is a forerunner of today's teasing. Many of Mary's relics are currently on display at Dawn's ' than to encourage It. Curran feels that the Smokey reports tend to make everybody more speed-conscious, and to encourage drivers to slow down. . . t E ii • -Id t 1 pa Usaft CB does more to fight crime . smugglers using low-flying In western Massachusetts, private planes to spot patrols. antiquing is big busines& So are The reports broadcast by the antique thefts. which have been scouts and pflot3 sound just like keeping both the state police thoseofJohnQ.Public,and the and local police forces busY. police can't tell the difference. In other cases. there's force received word of a two- . 0 I Ii . &a OK IUAJw..AlJ, .. . forever Mary McMahon has been around a long time. She ) operated beauty salons In the old Mayfair Inn, Meisch building, ' hOD YE IiUV[ I ) Stolen or Wanted 10-29 10-30 Aainst FCC Rules 1033 EMERGENCY 10-36 Correct Time (?) 10-39 Message Delivered 10-41 Switch To Channel. ka~ .41 Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're neverfarfrom the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen wheeler. Nonetheless, most law en. forcement officials believe that 10-42 Home 10-43 Information Repeat Message 10-45 All Units Report (To Control) Out of Service, Subject to Call 10.51 On The Way 10-12 Visitors Present 10-52 In I 10-13 Weather-Road Conditions 10-56 Meet At. . . 10-62 Can't Copy, Use Phone Message or 5 (*Hurry) 10-65 Waiting Next Message 10-19 Nothing For You 10-75 Causing Interference 10-20 Location ( 10-77 No Contact 10.21 a one 10-22 Disregard Message 10-91 Talk Closer To 10-23 Stand By (Standing By) 10-97 Arrived At Scene 10.25 In Contact 10-98 Mission Completed 10-26 Message Received 10-99 Cannot Copy You 10-27 Moving To Channel. . . 10-100 Personal 1028 Check Registration 10-200 Police Needed adopting the truckers' lingo and using such techniques as convoys to shake the bears out of the trees. Now, a growing number of M J ___ 11h -. khe~a kN believeit." T EN In part, It was the desire to outwit Smokey the Bear (J Since then, the driving public has gotten into the game, -a. a swear that these scared off the burglar, but I really B'ers . - I pt q ByROBERTANGUS -----N - ping . I '1a -Smokey Reports Can Be Damaging _+_i I -I A — "hair" today and gone tomorrow, but hair, like diamonds, is popular in its day and among her "hair" heirlooms is a set of - groups should volunteer their services with local switching while the modern, solid state transceivers postage and handling). Sheed Andrews and citizen use electronic switching. But, because microphone McMeel, 6700 Squibb Road, Mission, Kansas 66202. programs especially suitable to CB enthusiasts. connections and switching systems are not stan(Got CB questions? We can't provide individual Some CBers provide free transportation to dardized, it $ advisable to check the manufacturer replies but will a nswer selected questions of general doctors and grocery stores and to elderly persons. of the specific set involved. Interest here. Write Mike Wendland, CB Break, c-o Others voluntarily monitor emergency Channel 9 to The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla., aid stranded motorists. Q. Du a recent trip through Iowa and Nebraska, I 22771). ,',, . _\ — from the types of rigs you can buy to the The days of rolling hair on rags after dousing It with sugar or boiled flaxseed sup as a di lotion are as gone with the win d as Scarlet 0 Hara. hair has always been a woman's crowning glory and today many men have become as hair-conscious as women. It's not hol \\ \\\ microphone switching and which ones have relay. oversized paperback covers the whole range of CB , —.• by and dark auburn coloring, and then there were black and brown dyes which were harsh on the hair. She said, "The only way to lighten hair when I started was a mixture of proportioned peroxide and ammonia, which had to be watched carefully, and even then, we o btained the Jean Harlow platinum blonde look." of her finger waving and rolling the Mary recalls the ends on metal curlers or pin curling. The marcel was very /f . \\\ reeFore A I By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent 2~ \\ \\ \\ \\ \ make this book an In. formative and necessary guide to CB for both long. Police and fire departments, who often have $v _ . Q. Please tell me what CB radios have electronic time users and amateurs. This 144-page, illustrated A. . 1... operator) — C.R. Gaws, Range, Texas. The \\\ \"\ \\ have to do is ask the people you -meet" in your national Inc., 4277 Birchwood Ave., Deerfield, Mike Wendiand — "CB UPDATE" is now available. channel conversations, illInois 60015; SIngle Sideband Club, Box 647, South His experience and knowledge of radio (he Is a But, If existing clubs in your area aren't quite Orange, New Jersey, 07079; CBers of America, P.O. former ham Box 11790, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87112. L on 9 W a I B y A i ~ -. I . - what you want, there's no problem In starting your 4 I • expression buyi charter tonpicker" __ Al Minnesota. you'll want to f ~ve0~ IV-- _.2.. luz,I -~. A~~._ --1, . -1 �2 C—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sun4ay,Aug.iin - Area Engagements — • '.', Bride's Book— - -- I Van Duyne-He!mey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Duyne of 211 Scott Ave., are announclng the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to John Michael Helmey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lanw Helmey Sr. of Savannah, Ga. Born in Sanford, the brideclectis the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall of Moravia, NY and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Van Duyneof Glen Ridge,N.J. A graduate of Bishop Moore High School, Miss Van Duyne was a member of the Pep Club and National Honor Society and was on the newspaper staff there She Is a former dancer with Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole. Miss Van Duyne Is a 1976 graduate of University of South Florida where she earned a bachelor of arts degree, majoring In dance She Is employed In the clerical capacity at Seminole -, Y Memorial Hospital. r • - , Her grandson o r. and Mrs. K. Runnels, was a 1973 graduate of Dunnellon High School, Dunnellon. In the fail he will his studies in mechanical engineering at p Society of Mechanical Engineers. He is employed as a draftsman with Union Camp Corp., Savannah. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 11, at 4 p.m., at Ali Souls I Church, Sanford. MARY K AN DU E . ~ __ ~''_ ,. - •. - , 1 - ~* 7~V, ''- .1 ` 1 I ' Mr. and Sanford, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Anne to Randall Carey Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. \ . ~ . Ile bride-elect, who was born in Detroit, Mich., is the . I_ maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. WilllamA. Adams, 2101 a IO'7fl of Florida graduate o f ' •. ,,..' College of Dentistry. LARRY BOWES VALERIE SAUNDERS RICK PHELPS ELIZABETH O'NEIL Helped B the completed School In day — never miss them. I Iove the boxing. Politics should be urpose Bowes of egames p )' compete. J # ark The h of baloney," says Dr. Jeile Dc hoer, a civilian employe at Kirtland AFH , whose hobby is or. chid growing. "It's not a green thumb, or any other magical power that ,iiakes a person sueesstul at horticulture, but work, and plenty of it." Do hoer s pe nds at least two - "A green thomb is a lot Plants & ., , f or - " . : - It J ;. . . . a tray filled with water." Orchids are grown in . bulbs, the three away front the . ~ I i . .11 . what he could do with them. The more he worked with the wood Bicentennial Committee progress" - . A \ .il 1~ . I , - .,,, - I . I _k . a . cent. advice: '. "~*irst of all, gela book on the - - 1. . -. 1k. ~ .- Star state would be a good place - -7,4rp , , 5 ' in 1950 lie enter ed T exas A01, receiving a B.S. in zoolo. 14'a I A 1* - .,." * -.1 I I__ ., .11 . By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent . -.,% - . - , , ... - --. I -'~', _. .";a , ~;~ I 11 ,j 4' - k' - 1, 111116,Q -. . - - f,: L - - . - -. -- " , Cannon dish cloths 12 for $1 and Jacobson. Cannon wash cloths, 10 Cents ••• , iv ______________________ - /4 - hqmeof Dr and Mrs Wade H Fitzpatrick Bob Burns R V daughter, Beverly, at the Redding Elizabeth Woodruff Nook were cold waves and Garner, accompanied by Thompson Frank Aikers and J Gradick home on Park Avenue and Mr . and Mrs W C Clause machineless waves, 15 50 and $7 pictures, told of the harbor, C Newsome. Guests were the mothers and At a month-end clearance boathouse and sunken gardens And It all happened Also the Misses Betty Moore, Mmes Joe Baker, John Fi years Other homes spotlighted were Linda Leonard, Gail Bitting, patr ick, George Andrew Specs- sale at Yowell s a special was ago this week thne of Di- and Mrs J A Jean Sirmons Dorothea Vincent Roberts, Gerald Smi th, Mr. and Mrs. John Sacketi and Gay Flowers. I..ossmg, Bob Brown Malcolm Salsbury, Mr and Mrs Ira W — McNeill, David Thrasher Southward George 0 Bishop Announcenentwas made that Ralph Wlght Ruth Iobb and Mr and Mrs Forrest George Chapman would Thomas Cobb, and Jean Sir . Gatchel graduate from vturray state mons. College, Murray, Ky., in ' ' ; Q l Also Mme.s. Joe Sheause, A fish rodeo was In the August Bruce Bolt Walter Steele, planning for more than )oboys — Arthur Beckwith Jr., Roger and girls on Aug. 8 at Lake At a Christian thor Fashion Harris, and Kirby Fite and Charm, Oviedo, under the preview in Paris, skirts were Misses Martha Wight, Gay ausices of the Jaycees, Sanford longer. The 14-inch from the Flowers, Gale Bitting, Linda I Recreation Department, Better floor hemline was considered to Leonard, Margaret Dingfel de r, Fishing Inc. and Seminole be a high water mark. Betty Moore, Dilon Baker, Jane STOP CRIME . County Sportsman Association. — Thigpen, Mary Ann Galloway The committee included John Henry Witte Jr. was honored and Lila Leffler. Kader, Jaycee pr esident, B. F. at a Lion's Club ladies night Ganas, Tim Crawford, supper with the presentation of Vacationing were General Prevatt and Volie Williams Jr. a five-year pin for perfect at- and Mrs. J. C. Hutchison, Laura tendance. and Edna Chittenden, W. D. The engagement of Peggy Others attending were Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Anderson and Richard Packard asid Mrs. John Ivey, Mr. and Cullen and daughter Yvonne, was announced. Final wedding Mrs. John Lambeth, Mr. and Mr. arid Mrs. James Crappe plans were to be announced at a Mrs. J. D. McNeil, Mr. and and f am ily, Mrs. Edgar Price, Later date. . Mrs. Jack Morrison, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lem Boss and Mr. '4 -- :: a" . - - - .. '-_-_-.--. . - .. 1 1 I.Aurs Taulbee takes tam at mking in Lyman HI&b by Elda Nichoh l Schooltil I baby daughter. . - - Bicentennial Park. I Herald Pboto, Miss Ruth Sackett, Mrs. T. A. Cobb and Mrs. N. B. Sackett entertained it i. chirut and J.W.Ctarke,Mr.andMrs. Ben Mrs.VerneC.Meuenger,Mrs. Wa de a nd Mr. and Mrs. Willy M. C. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Philips. Sydney Chase and son Sydney. , DIAL Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wbelctiel, Another bridal party honored Mr. and Mrs Ft F Robison and 18, Orlando Mr. and Mrs. George Pat days in Key Vest their former ford .%fr and Mrs Bob Marthai Sanford, and Patricia M . James B Piloian Sanford the next meeting will be held on his bride, the former Nancy John A. Kindorf. 27, Maitland, and Sharon A. Aug. 10, at 7:30 p.m., at the Hughes met. Well, Frank met Weeks. 21, .Maitland and University of Tennessee. No, I Bob i Ann) Brisson don't know if it children. They divide their time between home and the beach. — — birthday with a family party July 27 Out-of town family members attending the gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darrow, maternal! grandparents: Mr, Congratulations are In order and Mrs Buddy Darrow aunt to Betty and Bill Grarnkow on and uncle) and children Cindy the recent celebration of their and Joe; Cathy Phillips, silver wedding anniversary. cousin; and Davi all from Miami .. %fr. andMrs. Kell% ,.Nlarilyn i Welch ha%-e been relaxing at the beach and enjoying their family Shoemaker on their for thcoming silver wedding anniersary Aug 3 Here is / another couple who spents much time at ther lx ich heme d ur ing the sunur r - - - 1 , .... - - 'N ' `.-~. : . e. _T 11 — u - , . I ' . . . , '. - , ' '4 , , , ' ' - I i . 91 ' -. !. . I , , , "', f .1 1: I 1- rareflis aren s P A t h at DEAR ABBY: We have three grown children, all raised In a good Christian home with good ! IDENTIFICATION was a little nervous, but I won't be when it's time to talk to her two younger sisters. , D ear I hope she will always be able to talk freely freely to me about Abb IV everything. I thought of an idea k I you iTtight want to pass on to your readers. I We brought a folder and done them. labeled it "Teen References." The oldest, a son 30, plays DEAR ABBY: lama 14-year. Into this folder will go every dresses like a bum his eyes are letter year-old guy named Billy you print about premarital sex drugs liquor, My problem is I don't know early marriage. overprotective over here to or absent or uncaring prents, comes beanpole, and he's always dead see because I have a twin etc. For every letter from a Enterprise, and Brenda we can say for him is he never over he is friendly with all of teen who learned the hard way. them. She thinks t his is a great Idea "I two girls are another Once he came over and spent What do you think' ory. The 27-year-old lives In the whole time talking to my -MRS. J.B. Dissolutions r Marr iage Mexico with a married man. mother while she did the DEAR MRS. J.B.: You are supposed to be teaching Engl ish he didn't even ask where I was. to Mexicans, but she always flattering suggestion Hunter, Anne G. and Donald needs money. We send her half don't want him to know it. How D. Pettis, 20, Osteen Everyone has a problem. Whars yours' For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box ose Calif. E of what she asks for because I can I find out for sure who Billy Hanson, Barbara Tennis and can't sleep nights thinking she comes here so much to see" may be hungry. Robert Wilmer LIKES BILLY Kunzelmann, Janice Ni. and The 24-year-old is living with DEAR LIKES: If Billy is 15, John Phillip a group of people who are into rd say the one he pays the addressed envelope, please. Hate to writ. letters? Send $I to Abigail Van Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif 90212, for Ab. boohiet "How to write Letters for All OccalionS." Please @nClg%@ a stamped (2 least Bessent, Robert Gordon and some far-out religious cult. attention to Is the one he comes Kenneth G. McGlumphy, 26, lillian L. Phillips on. I really like this guy, but I They meditate a lot, don't to see. Pittsburgh, Pa., and Margaret Fowler, John and Vickie be lieve in wor ki ng for money, DEAR ABBY: I rec en tly told I lop* M. Zbikowskl, 23, Altamonte Ellen but she 's always asking for my 10-year-old daughter the env Springs Mauser, Thomas A. and "donations" to feed herself and facts of life, and I gave it to her Flores 23 Altamonte Springs F wrong,' your children may Marshall G Johnson 18 Mathes William Edward and have And when people ask Sc) Sanford, and Peggy S. Lee, 17, Sanford Nlartha C. about them, tell them the truth, O'Dell, Maureen Susan or if that's too painful, tell them Mobley W th r va r Group + I I r I D b CAY HOW THEY .SEEI l ruougbout Austria as a tribute to the U.S.A. Biceatenalai. school children were given uslgumenta to portray their veriloos of . America through words or art. The abo%e work of art Is an Austrian child's eve view of the Statue of Liberty. J~-,, CUSTOM A For iniormation on belcoming for this Harvard University Seminole Community College special summer musical group. has a credit program In Sep. tember For mo re information He is the son of \Irs Freddie M I .)rlr.nvTtJuu A. 1111fl1.,i.'V .t'JWt'" 005 .)5. IJI*_ 't 'piatit4i 1'L' , in C^ L. 4U. ~,~mL A s 1! 1 f r ZjI ' ' - -'fr J "-" ,' 1. ill / / 1 II IlY I Olors CIII Today come your horn e at your COnvenience, days. IP'q Or week.nth we AND wALLCOvERING PHONE 305-322.3315 • OBLIGATION . %_ ' ` ," PHILIPS DecOIaklrg Den . I - 1 , Jane S .- ,., 1.1~ "p' ' _____ COORDINATING DRAPERIES, CARPET " ''Vi - FREE DECORATING SERVICE . NO CHARGE OR 4r 1Ah Nll fj r " '"" to I - . / '4., ' i'az)i " LI ' )n i. ~\Fabrics - f. 1. 'i" ,J & I , II 1 over 2000 11 . '. ENT I '' . I I "-,) SANFORD FLORIDA 4 A I It4IIPttII9% I -- ___i__i - -I S I ir$ 'i3 was iiII r' 'r- ri' 't 1 )4" " iNc,'41r,-, . -4,t 4,*-;-~-;Ip "," I . . zg . 10 % --r, f).. - -w"v"i" ( 1~,. ~,, - 4,-i- Fabric and Tailorinri ~ selected over pursuing an Associate in many students who auditioned Science Degree in Interiors. 'IIIlIIIiIIII ,tU'Ii.'. - PLL L. .i..si.... ,ni-, tp •.i. e. • L..IJJ TT . el I -;~N'!IT4..~.~ _ _,~,'~,O!J_fl ,P 4 ~ t4 4 Cou Ir se I 4J Coiie e older. A trophs and prizes will 5&' awarded the winners, , ......................., ' P 0 ?~_ . I i, f" ' ora ing 1450. a r,sndidate, tall Mrs w, ilh ,n i''4)l9fl mghh or ) 0 L' ecorating I A non-credit course in Basic Interior Decorating will begin i Sept. 13, at Seminole Corn. St'crwiotl A Moble a 1974 lIoton Conservatory of Music. muruty College The classes will be featured timpanist with will meet in newly constructed mi no l e 5high the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Minigr a duate 'i Semino facilities on Monda ys from 7-10 Harvard University Sieczkow ski former Sanford School an current '4enroed at pm for eight weeks Sunwier Chorus- and Orchestra residents, have returned to The instructor will be Mrs. their home in San Jose Calif oe Jill Smith of Jill Smith Th e group will perform in after visiting friends in the area concert each at Sanders Interiors. ..,.. when they attended the Winter ., This is a beginning class iheatre, Cambridge, Cambridge, . Park wedding of their daughter where the student will learn .\L;g. 3. Sherwood will play the Melony, and Wayne Alan some ba.sicskills ofa decorator. " :unpany with the chorus in Stevens. Furniture groupings and . Requiem" composed by arrangements, color co('i:'rubmne. . ordination and selections, Aug. 4 he will perform drawing at s ." scale, and Al ftl(hfl1 tO Kath West, the i the orchestra on three period furniture styles are to'trtt- t S ('ii Mini Jambores.' lsics' "I-'loalin' World " someol the types tobe covered. Cost of the class is $10.00. For King Queen Contest is of I to a omrvsed ' by Alan Ilouhoness rousing start Beethove n 's Concerto more Information, please call ;syin= Registrar's Office at 323. Theone.st No' by Sherwood I 1, I i % 1 8_" I I , .-~Rc I 1 , '. , 41,1,__, ~_, IN', A "y. - '.;O, I 15 Palmer. Frances Virginia not talk about them. Sanford and Christopher John Michael Ft Carley. 29 Voskan Joan and Leo Orlando and Joyce \1 Greeby , Ehiert Karen Williams and Orlan do Da',id Let. W41, I z;' S Ac,-V (truthfully) you would rather Gordon A Meeks 23 San Bailey and Timothy Ronald ford, and Juanita Edington, 20, 0 those interested in CA N BE TR A CED by Elda Nichols) asks us for money. 221 at &tnford civic Center. is 14 II Herald Photo ' I U - Beverly W. Adams and her "stuffed" Indian print. ',: ' .1 - , . I Walter Eugene Clemton, 56, , " I I " - e ii - , , " '' I - ~ARRIVE - Congratulations are in order to Mr and 'irs A K Sophie Illy M ç ''% O -- 'r '4. , L 0 RI AMr. and Mrs. John iEvei Harold V. Davidson, 20, Juanita Estelle her "brothers and sisters" who straight. She took it all with the Crabtree are home front Sanford. and Theresa F. NetCollins, Francine L. and seem to have her hypnotized. attitude we - it Montgomery, Ala. where they Iles, 18, Osteen Arthur James Wher- did we go wrong' And is sacred in marriage, never AUVE visited E',e s mother Daughter Lows I Allen 23 Altamonte Remtnauer Carl and Linda what do we tell people who ask dirty but easily cheapened. I ' 'E STATE_ Le slie remained in Alabama for Springs and Rachel I about our children' Diane Ownes _________________________________________________ a longer visit with her grand- T'homas, 29, Altamonte Springs Brown. Jacquelyn G. EMBARRASSED Sen. mother. mom Anthony 'W. Altman. 19, sakovic and William Harold DEAR EMBARRASSED: Casselberry. and Yvonne D. Kerr, Steven J. and Colletta You didn't necessarily go and grandchildren. I . ii. vegetarian, skinny as a who Billy rite Tbomas. Nakia Rhoden son of Mr. and 9Q and Mary Campbell, 32, San. Orlando, and Alicia Suzanne tired. He has no plans for the brother and an older brother teen who advocates sex or ford future, and the only good thing who is 16, and when Billy comes drugs will be a letter from a Scott, 22. Longwood. and Corine McCleary, 36, cousin Henry Hard) III 40 Sanford Mary friends. They have recently- The couple s children surprised Altamonte Springs, and Lori D. 24 Vicki Smith and Marjorie sight. Ask them. 04 Crabb, 17, Altamonte Springs guitar with a rock group, He old girl who has a crush on a 15- 23, Altamonte Springs Henry D. Pyle, 51, Sanford, love at jr - I . ' V .. ' all the good their education has Edwin A. Van Hoten, 18, Buster L. Terry, 27, Sanford, aq was - ' Wi' They're all college graduates, 23, Sanford Virginia visiting relatives and i .P . 0 but they might just as well have Tonnie L. Martin, 19, Sanford, Christopher R. .Marlette, 29 and Tina D. DeBose, 18, San. Sanford, and Peggy J. Fuller: been high school dropouts for i, Longwood friends. — - sors or ons Fern Park Beers and family spent a few Leary, 24, Sanford 6 I Properly prot(Tted by Pet(1), OPERATION Appli William A. Thoams Jr.. 24, S. Mrs. Jack Stemper, &fr. and and Mrs. B. L Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Blood- Mr Har ry Robson, Mr. and AlstiMr and Mrs. F E. &worth became the parents of a Mrs. C. C. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. g Lenora Mobley, Jean Patteson, I - ,I' home, where they visited with Longwood, and Donna M, Reed, and Pamela Ann Hickson, Lake always bloodshot, he's a 3 322-425 Beck of Sanford, and .Mary Alice Morton Adams of Alta- Wesley, 1tr. and Mrs W D lettuce 10 cents a head, Stine, Mary Rone Speer Janice avocados, 7 cents each, and • -. - o' , edition of "Outstanding Young each. . ____ - p'-', ..CL - However , In an Interesting Guests were the mothers home section several Mrs. Frances McDougal and j Correspondent ( Women of mica Earning e honors are son Ronnie and Mrs M anue l • .1 Rufus V. Bradley, 44, Fern examples to follow. But there's Dwight S. Penwell, 20, Orlando, and Julie A. Kennon, Park, and Iris J. Powell, 33, not one we can brag about. DORIS ' DIE-rRi& # 1111L, -,~ -' County women have been ,11111 ' • I'. is % Outstanding Young Vi'omenos America Awards program announced that two Seminole 0 Also Mrs. 0. V. Horace, .%fr. - Ii_q' ~ ' print. _________________________ group of women from The transferring to the weaporLs lab HELPM ja,i - ' who praised Texas so highly Kinlaw, .Mrs. Blake Sawyers, long white potatoes, five pounds Mrs. Walter Steele, Dorothy for 33 cents. The spedals for July and homes were featured Andrew Speer Jr , Gerald the miscellaneous shower were Powell Ellen Betts Mr. and 9 An item on the lakefront Lossing, Ralph Wight, John Mrs. J. E. Gradick and her Mrs. W. E. Betts, Haniett August at Harriett's Beaut~l .. _ - of honor was . Local photographs were rare McDougal, Aug. 3 brid"Iect of in The Herald at the time. A. K. Shoemaker Jr. .I on Names Women nearly all-men's institution. photographs of the interiors and ,Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Sr. and exteriors of Sanford's lovely Mmes. J. M. Leonard, George Sophia McDougal. Hostesses at -. - crystal shower at the home of ________________________ Ruth Lohb on W First St Guest ~i Seminole County Courthouse It Nancy when she was visiting at Frank J Fazio,19 Sorrento j, will be interesting to observe the home of Jackie and Mike Combing New Smnyrna Beach and Eileen J. Houchler, 19, this group in action and follow Caolo. Susan Caolo and Nancy this summer where the)' ow- n a Sorrento the progress as they invade a were roommates at the condominium are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Echols, 21, ' works almost as well, he says. also has a larger greenhouse in Air Force lieutenant colonel cud Weapons center in 1961 Sanford Homes Spotlighted In Promotion - .... Inquiries have poured in entertained family members at A relatively new commission, regarding how Frank Dunn and their Sa nford home. Bornand raised in Gorred)k. if) continue his education, "Hut," Dc Hoer says, "don't Holland, lie Hoer spent his ear. - -Ii The Adams home is filled After finding the exact scene with many lovely items Beverly or print that she wants. Beverly makes. including beautiful puts a coat of Scotch Guard on jewelry. "I'm working with it. A sheet of unbleached muslin pure Austrian crystals now, and Butler, M ar ilyn Crotty, June them wi th a festive fete at Orwig and daughter Sandra Springs, and Debra L Miller, .1 . T) L .1 r . . t ¶1' Audrey U II Sanf or d enrus I. ha v e rom est 11 takes dedication - not a green thumb - to grow orchids says 0 .,-!.A"# , I . - — added. 11 A 1 County are Janet Powers, Jean - " - just what I want. I often have to paper on the back and attach send to Maryland and Delaware wall hangers. More Scotch ..v-'.-- to special shops to get what I Guard is applied to the picture need. On vacations, I simply I generally use five coats," • Women. . Appointees from Seminole subject from the library. It is above 55 degrees and there's poinsettias. hibiscus and s'4frt- that tie lIner decided the Lone when it was formed in - . ./ - Conunission on the Status of L.. r '-- _~_p haunt all the fabric shops," she Beverly explained. Ile serve on the Central Florida - 'I tie thermostat is set at a nnn get discouraged if they dr oo p a ly years as a baker and chef and inittin of 5 degrees and his little. The plants won't the. It front 1947 to 1950 he owned a -Just be sure the temperature which she raises begonias, 11 ,A _. - , I/ commission in each county to grow orchids, lJoe, Boer has this greenhouse. if %kindow sill her husband with the orchids, rmalls, and one diay he met an with it&- former Air ~'orce Spe. - ; appointed by the count) . J.- '1 'j pictures in that time. including stretches the picture. • %1-1 Brevard Counties have been ma ster's an physiology i,retnhouse. is well ventilated, just takes time For them to get nightclub in San Just Costa .ifltla I'tI.l). in radiation bioloplants comprising eight species "because orchids like air." used to their new surround- lbca, and 2)) varieties. Fnrpeoplewhodon'thave the ing.s." lit' had ;alwavs wanteti to For anyone who might like to spate, or can't afford a Eleanor Dc hoer, who hel ps Conic to the U nited States, tie lIe started work at Kirtland lit, now has i collection of 200 '' , - flowers, the more lie enjo)ed it. per It '" ",,w Seminole, Orange, Osceola and watering device that turns on is stunted for a while until they can violets inidity gets below 75 ~.. , . . I I 4 - 64' . if ,.. plants., drafting clan made the plans Pavone, chairman of the Long- back and checking out the would be a challenge it) see automatically whenever the hu- get adjusted to their new home. !.- sports scenes, flowers and "The picture must be cartoon characters" she said. stretched very tightly, as you The material used by Beverly staple it to the plywood. "Every is purchased in fabric shops. wrinkle m ust be pull ed smooth. Sometimes Its difficult to find Then I staple brown wrapping -7 I ii', .' Bob Beverl y's husband, who t approximately 100 different the plywood over which Beverly % ~I • I N - 11 • for about seven years and made is a painting contractor, cuts In And Around Sanford De Boer's If they are moved from one lo- Dr. Jelle De Boer who admires one of his catalaya orchid blooms. As student chairman, Laura I.Aura has spoken to several was a special project for me, ested in flowers. but a friend humidit). soon had many different groups civic organizations and has and I will miss it. However, I'll was throwing away sonie old greenhouse is equipped with a cation to another, their growth eagerly pitching in to help. The received their full support Joe be looking forward to coming orchid bulbs and he figured it I've be 'stuffing' Ma "ior~- 11% f . ' Art ...4 used as a backing on the they are really lovely and have . . Then she begins sewing so much fire, she said. Bridesmaids were Candy all aro und th e detailed figures i,..' Charming do ll lamps add a Kates and Lynne Kates sets by hand. decorative touch to the rooms. " of the bride, and Susan LeFils On the Indian print, for Recently she redecorated a sister of the bridegroom. They Mr. and Mrs. James Cle v eland LeFI1s (Photo by Bob example, each feather on the mail box, making it Into a wore pale pink gowns, empire headdress is carefully stitched replica of a charming house styled, and car ried bo uquets of brother-in-law; and Steven St. Aug us tin e th e couple is and stuffed individually, complete wi th curtains and ,,nnk and w hite carnations. Koleff. Lisa Wutkiewicz was the making their home in Port Another coat of Scotch G ua rd is win dow flower boxes. ' Donald LeFiLs Jr. served his flower girl. "I seldom buy anything I Orange. The bride is a student applied before she begins the brother as best man. Usher. don't re-do," she laughed. A reception in the social hall nurse at Daytona Beach stuffing. groomsmen were Gregory of the church followed the Community Coll ege and the LeFils, the brIdgegrooms ceremony. bridegroom is employed liv brother; Richard Ford, Following a wedding trip to Daytona Budweiser, rr rr I ia e ca ti - - - ?I e •-. 7 . bride as matron of honor. She wore a rose pink polyester knit Itown fashioned along the empire silhouette with a front tie. She carried a bouquet of pink and w hi te carnations . tilled with redwood chips and fir bark, with good drainage in the bottom. They should be fed rather heavily oncëa week until lions She is presently em- Laboratory scientist. "And iroiti seeds fl_ 1 Mrs. Richard Ford, sister of 0&1- " '.1 .01 - — I . ,.,s carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby's breath. - • '• '' ... watch some of the Olympics, Valerie Saunders of Sanford: and enjoy the diving. Yes, It's plenty of light. 11 you live in a place where you don't have much sunlight, fluorescent lights can be used. For humidity, the (lowers can be placed on ecological delight. Marshall In the park One tree Is going to "Honfull the committee wili ,and, if you don't, you won't," ties, catalavas, the tempera. tour blooms. lbs blooms range lie hoer began growing or. lure should not get below SO tie- in size from one inch in Moser, as-'l'tant nrInclnt at be dedicated to the memory of expand this ear. Whoever chids in 1962. Ile says he Mod grees. diameter to four inches. L)mw, had the Original idea - en e e,a senior ki lled es on iiwii.iiip JOU never been particularly interTo cope with the nee d for high The plants are very sensitive, for the at in an auto accident last May. will be dedicated, I know. .' I An Alencon lace cap secured her veil of illusion and she lAuderdale: "I watch every gymnastics. Yes, absolutely, sport and shouldn't have "Yes, I watch and enjoy too political, in my opinion." It if plant is started front leaving behind a project very work all the different groups ployed part-time at Sears. Ile when they get back hoine. the% infist important things to watch dear to her heart have done and especially the hobbies Include cooking,expect to find their plants (lou- are tt.'mper.iture, humidity and seed,lklioer explains, the firk blocin appears in five or six The Lyman Bicentennial Lyman faculty. Without their writing. swimming, water rishing and producing abun- light, lie Boer points out. ii intl Stunt orc hids ca n stand tent sears But it only takes two Park was conceived and nur Involvement we couldn't have skin' and the outdoors as a "Well, it just doesn't come perattiresas lowas 40 degre,es, years ' (or the first bloont froin a tured during Laura's Senior accomplished nearly so much," whole. year, and Is now In the process Laura said A little sad at leaving the out that way. Ii you work with but for most of them, especially good-siz ed bulb. (inc plant may plants. you get gwid bloonis fine fit the more common spe- produce as many as three or of really shaping Into an Several trees are now In place park behind, Laura and designed a model depicting . Sandra Parker of DeLand: "I IU V '. , same lace was repeated on the ouffant pleated chiffon sleeves and wide cuffs and on the A-line skirt and chapel-length train. toward the U.S., especially in gymnastics." - j in alencon lace formed the bodice of the high neckjine. The grade time permits I like the then It's the beginning of the Ft. swimming, diving, track and end. It's strictly an amateur .; -- , chiffon. Pleated chiffon banded • Arnold I.anzner of Altamonte politics shouldn't be involved in political overtones." Springs: "I watch as often as the olyrnpics at all. If they are, ' n in marriage by her fath er, the bride h f h vows a formal gown of silk the ______________________ • : I She carefully makes snips all over the muslin back of the e .i , so she s ready picture, to place V Beverly Adams of Sanford the stuffing in each opening is an artist without a pain t The stuffing she uses for the brush Her specialty is making larger figures is pol)ester, with "stuffed" pictures. cotton used in smaller places. Pictures by Beverly have a A toothpick is used for very three-dimensional effect, small o peni ngs and a larger - . iFistpresented nuptia l the main things. Look at ave Vou IAI £ L i TLem?United States. Because we are the strongest nation, some of sort of down re They To Political? us.the others They're not really falr , • I By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent . -- II Stu . Robert Hurley, soloist and gymnastics. politics is one of masonry claws poured forms. "Nearly all the service clubs but she Is year. We appreciate all the June ARNOLD LAZNER How Do You Feel About Olympics f aiwayspaysto find out as much encouraged La hours a (Lay trimming. feeding its 1X) eabout the plant )ou the~ start blooming. after helped promote the park. ,olting his orchid plants. are trying to grow. no inatter if which'they can be fed lightly. It Laura will be attending the "d rep '1 know people who make a tts orchids or some other is best to repot an orchid plant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter at Lyman donated moneyfor a University fF1 Florida the Fall ill least every two years. Also, ,t M. Taulbee, Maitland, cement square in the sidewalk, where she plans on majoring in lot.of weekend pleasure trips." kino." Aliether orchids are started keep dead leaves trimmed graduated from Lyman High with their name, insignia and journalism and communica. sa~s the Air ~'orce Weapons By ELDA NICHOLS ' I - , ----------.-- I '*'I$-. 4. i i rtn nuptial • ' mass. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kates of Osteen and the bridegroom s parents are Mr. and Mrs. onald LeFils, also of Osteen. 0 Rick Phelps of Sanford: "I 1 Sunday Aug. 1 I71-3C '1 i r I I - July 10 at 10 a m at All Soul's Catholic Church. Rev. William Erinis performed the dduble ' "b- SANDRA PARKER Her Specialty ClevelandLeFiLsweremarrjed ,. ' ' I èJod Lynn Kates and James •- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Al' - eens Herald Coll, pondent Laura Taulbee, 17,-year-old \,., •. . ,, T She -;._:;'i1 I ' '. 'a1 J The wedding will be an event of Dec. 18, at 4 p.m., at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Terr errs1 ifiic c I I. -- Xpert Thinks Orchids ('I I I I r T im eA n d Work - - Seminole High School. He was graduated from Furman University, Greenville, S. C., In 1974, and Is presently attending University • -\ the bridegroom, attended the 1975. onterey, Calif Wee ., her "" ~ I - Peter P. O'Neil of D&oit. Miss O'Neil is a IM graduate of Seminole High School and was graduated from Seminole Jurtior (Community) College in in M / I - Lily Court, Sanford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. So n Bor \ .., Larry . r / so I feel they are professional." Gilbert Lee Swartz of Sylvan Lake Drive, and the late Lcdr Robert Nelson Brown, USN. J '' get politics out of it. Its ridiculous. The athletes in Communistic countries are all subsidized by the government, Robed John O'Neil of 316 E Crystal Drive, Mrs • _J~i watch every night and enjoy the rown ( 110~ ' I " - swimming. Yes, they ought to The B Jody Kates, J.C. L eFi/s Exchange Wedding Vows . boxing, running events and kept entirely out of this event. O Neil- : _1 , , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - * fr '"' S \- - �4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Aug. 1, 197 BLON DIE Astronomy Chic Young THESE TROPICAL) PLANTS COME ; 4 I TEYLL tNi' 3EAUUL.. t COCONUT PALM JE5STJ ] ir "— WWAT HAPPENS . EN IT SNOWS : :i1 H "U'LL HAVE FROZEN / COCONUTS! I fl, q 410 kf\i oil V THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 40 Pitch 41 Lets it stand (print I 43 Smallest satellites planet 9 Constellation 46 Boat paddle Lion 48 Beginner 12 two wedding (c3mb form( words 49 tfl5trumi5nt.%l 13 Revoke P grant composition II Girl's name 52 Equine IS Vegetable bedding 16 Pithy 56 Even score 17 Old soldier 57 Not reath (COIl) 60 Cuckoo IS Go in blackbird 20 Domesticators 61 Glucide 22 Decay 62 Nautical term 24 Theater sign 63 Mover truck 25 Boat basins 64 Marry 29 Heavenly 65 More recent bodies 66 Compass point 33 Collection of DOWN quotes 34 Route tab) I Mature 36 Pace 2 Arabian gulf 37 Units of 3 Castle ditch reluctance 4 Housekeeper 39 Scatter hay S Poem — — 13 ;r 16 — 23 2 a a LET'6 PLAY! F ,4ftu1 _ ARCHIE 146 — — — — 49 50 51 —— — — 11 61 $ WHAT TIME DOES ThE \ INFORMATION WINDOW ) OPEN? ,—__---' \\. STAMPS 8' — I 62 — — I SUGGEST A LEMON TL (''P1 SAY ''Cu DO' : .."— , r r ';'' ç ' ' •J : C AFETERIA ES \SAN EGETL ) lt) •(9T Ii I - I 12II1 '•-• CAMPUS CLATTER VEE\G r, with BIMO BURNS SEEK & FIN ' TME f EAR i6-00.7 pOPULATiO GROWTH it I ANK AND ERNEST Although You won't have as much direct control of much direct control of situations today as you'd like, they will still work out very add vantageOusly. — — — 63 Conditions for gain are still projects that are profitable. very promising for you today. YOUR BIRTHDAY Be alert for opportunity August 1, 1971 through intimate friends. This year you find you will LIBRA tSept. 23-Oct. 23) Matters you handle early in the have more time to pursue day should turn out to your pleasurable, creative er satisfaction. If you wait till late deavors. Put yo ur artist icness and imagination to work for evening, your luck lessens. SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) both fun and profit. by Bob Thoves - 66 31 — — —a For Monday, August 2, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) unreasonable demands of you. This is not a good day to bet Be sensible in financial matblindly. If things you're ters. counting on are not visible to sçoaio (Oct. 24-Nov. fl the discerning eye, don't waste You're apt to have a bit of a me °' TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Keep promises to your mate, even if it means bending over backwards. Compromises now disruptive prevent will rhubarbs later. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Treat your coworkers with kid gloves today, or you'll be doing tasks solo that would have been simple with assistance. chip on your shoulder today with authority figures. Let the boss have the last word. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Although you are not up to your usual ability to judge the odds, you can make It If you don't become too adventurou*, ct.pmcoir (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A person in debt to you will have some excuses you can't quite buy. However, it won't hurt to give him an extension. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're liable to pay a higher AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) price than normal to satisfy Allies and associates cannot be your whims today. Your wallet relied upon to carry the ball won't appreciate your ex- today. You'll have to forget 1ravagance. them and do it on your own. t't L.W a ?..I.. 1 A.... A.FflU. f.JLUJ AA T'5,n' IJ'jll SIDE GLANCES HODGE PODGE "PE" ( -, by • I O) C WOULDN'T WoRK Peahen Peanut Pearlite Peatery Pea Bean Peach Peacock Pea Comb • SHE'S cORP*O AND HE'S Peasecod Peccary Pecan Pedalfer JI A a I rT I hI p,A .1I %un £< 8 ' 0 i?8i> 3 O.,.jZ I.- Z Z°U. wr_ - ,, __ c 019 3 CIL 8L1 OQ v',h If, ? ui 5' ti )- ci <o > 8co.5 .vE 0o .0 ,LU o 8; LU In F LU ' Qcr 8 W - w! W U. c C) i (/) cr cr< >. CC " . W ,'2'g D 8'1z C I r.(> Z W c'iâW eIW O O Da '-r 9c ' IIt ) I-C) U,Z , a -a It8'ui I F- &U.D F l') It LU g LU a . a: W . w 0)- Z -Pjr " o p •., p 00 I > a z Z <I. 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This Is a serious nightmare hand At least I know what the correct "mac ho still shudder when I response to partner's opening mistake that would return to VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22)Be haunt you. diamond bid is. You hold: remember it." s ure of your facts today before "What's nigh tm arish about *AK98v 106542 •744AQ The correct responselsone passing information to others. YOURBIRThDAY it?" ask ed th e 12-year-old "You simply duck one heart heart. Plan to bid spades next, You could unknowingly pass Aug.2, 1971 and win th e second. Th en you unless partner raises your statements based on partial Important and far-reach1n) cash four clubs and go after tear ts truths. changes are likely In your life(For a copy of JACOB V th e diamonds. If they break you have ten tricks. If they MODERN, send St to 'Win LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) style this year. You must don't, you go down one unless a t Bridge, '' c /0 this Today you may be placed in an assimilate them without con. the hearts are 6-2 and the ace newspaper. p Q Box 489. awkward position by a long. sclously altering what you of spades is In the hand wi th Radio City Station, low York, time friend who'll make believe in. the short hearts." NY 100 19 ,1 EVERYTHING IS ¼'tECANIZED THESE DAYS! EAT \L 'rCtJR SPINACH! DRINK 1 k YLXJR " MIL.K!5 For Sunday, August 1, 1976 , by StofeI & Heimdohl . I I — — 53 54 55 '•* If I GS BUNNY — 52 "Unfortunately," said the old man. "1 was over twenty and playing In a total point team match. I wanted to take the best play for three notrump and decided that diamonds were not likely to break; that hearts would be 53 or 4-4: that if I could get one spade trick home I would be sure of my contract and that it hearts broke 4-4 1 would still bring home the bacon. "So I won the first heart: led a diamond to dummy at trick two and played a low spade. If East held the ace he would surely have ducked, but West took the trick, cashed four heart tricks and eventually won the match by a few points." ? —:• i'__ I. R ()SWAIJ) and JAMES JM'OBY '.' C) 35 Paradise 38 Greek portico 42 Major planet 44 Pauser .15 Folding bed 47 Hindu queen (vat ) 49 Pack away 1 .0 French stream SI Require 53 Rant 54 Genus of ducks 55 Drink made from grapes 58 Stitch 59 First woman lt ,tF:RNWF:BEnF:osoI. TAURUS( April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You're so aware of details today there's a possibility you'll 21) Seek activities today that overlook the big picture. Keep permit you to move around both mentally and physically. Get things in perspective, from the TV. away GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) You'll be fortunate today 30 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. long as you evaluate situations 19) Pursue ambitions with vIgq as they are, not as you'd like day while Influences conItin^ them to be. Realism is a must. to favor you. You know what 1 8 10 11 CANCER J une 21-July 22) you want — go get It. [ 14 — Material conditions are AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) favorable for you today, but flilstsa good day 05U0 — — guard against wastefulness or plan ahead, but don't look too — you'll diminish your returns, 0 — 21 — — far in advance. Success comes j lEo July 23-Aug. 22) Set a few steps at a time. 24 — your ambitions aside for today. ——— reu.hv-IvsaILvI 'U, JUSI relax. Enjoy yourself. IOU can go hack to the old grind You'll get exactly what you" work for day. Industriousness tomorrow. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 pays handsome rewards. Select — by Al Vermeer WHAT SHALL I PUT IN THIS BATCH' SUGAR OR LEMON? Oi o v er 1poe t I 7 Cozy places 8 Smudges 9 Reside tO European river II Equine tidbits 19 Son of Gad (Bib ) 21 Witticisms 23 Small pastry 25 fled planet 26 the dill 27 Chest rattle 28 Plant part 30 Aleutian island 31 Erect 3 2 Sprightly — ;4clo* SEAT IT. JENNY LU! 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( ,\ —I IC: . •-- By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer • ' I____••_\ \ \• ft4 _____ I (.< ,• ____ _____________ l . .- ___________ ____________ - _____ - _______________________ __________ . -- _____ P . t , % ri — ____ 4 I , -io 1 - q) ,4 Xc 10 =.:_U . •T f. -r r- ic .• . .• - ' : •- for approximately Fn h Cl Observation S uicide Attempt 15 minutes Officers said Slusher pulled the trigger but th ere wasn't a bullet In the chamber and Deputy E.H. as Slusher held the when I came out my car was gone," Mead told auto and Deputy Henegar reported she had to turn Slusher into giving up the gun and exiting the stolen Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, where he was on the patrol car's windshield wipers as she stayed car, admitted under provisions of the Baker Act for pistol to his chest saying he wasn't going to get out deputies. __A)U G)--i 4023~ 0 Under from Slusher as his and said lt had been in the au to 's As oth er units, including Lake Mary police, (Hey di ved through the open window as Lt. Roy glove compartment, eight bullets in the clip but joined the chase the stolen car slowed to a stop in Hughey and state troopers jerked open the Standley dived through the open driver's side none in th e chamber. th e outside lane. passenger side door. An 18-year-old Altamonte Springs man was window and wrestled the gun away and other ofMtad had immediately called the sheriff's Officers surrounded the car to find that Slusher &andley's legs danced in mid-air ashestruggled hospitalized for observation today following a ficers dragged Slusher out of the car from the op.. department reporting his auto had been stolen. was holding the cocked automatic in his left hand with Slusher and finally came out of the Cadillac Sunday night stolen car chase in which he at- posite side unharmed. Deputy Ann Henegar was patrolling at SR-434 pointed toward his chest. with the pistol. tempted to shoot himself, sheriff's deputies said. Deputies gave this account of the bizarre chase and 1-4 when she spotted the Cadillac speeding onto "He said he wasn't going to get out. . . .he was De puties and state troopers wr estled a .380 and gun in cident: The struggling 18-year-old, yelling that he 14 with north bound traffic. e gave chase and going to ki ll himself," Henegar reported. wan ted to die, was pinned on the roadside and automatic pistol from a man they identified as James Mead, of 1006 Sweetwater Blvd. South, radioed ahead to other deputies who began conAs officers began talking to the upset driver an handcuffed bef ore emergency personnel c heck ed Den nis William Slusher just before 11 p.m. af te r t he Longwood, pull ed in to the parking lot of a con- verging on the interstate area. ambulance and a county fire rescue unit eased OflIO motor of a stolen Cadillac sedan burned up and the venience store at SR434 and Wekiva Springs Rd. Florida Highway Patrol troopers set up a road the scene without flashing Lights or sirens to standhim for any visible Injuries. auto stopped in th e he avy stream of north bound a bout l0:lOp.m., left the keys ln his l974 Cadillac block south of the SR-46 exit. by if ne eded . After calming the suspect, officers and am.,affic on 1-4 a mile north of the Lake Mary exit, sedan, and went inside to purchase a gallon of milk. As the fleeing Cadillac approached the lake bulance attendants, assisted by firemen, secured All the time northbound 1-4 traffic continued to The stopped car had been surrounded by officers "I wasn't inside more than four minutes and Mary exit smoke began pouring from the stolen swish by as tension built and officers tried to talk Susher on a stretcher and he was taken to Florida '— Z g_-2T~V~ Man Auto Chase Ends In _ _ _ -'Z, !Altamonte uC and that he was going to kill himself. fie identified the automatic pistol recovered just behind the Cadillac. psychiatric examination deputies said. When officers saw their chance to move, Stan. Z C- .... - 79 CIM -V I> % %Ir TAT 713 =00 -4 A1011 Pd it 51 .. -, . -. ii.• . Sheriff's Sgt. Perry Thomas and State Trooper Phil Dixon (left photo) remove the suspect from a stolen auto seconds after Deputy E.H. Standley wrestled a gun from his hand. Dixon handcuffs the struggling suspect (center photo) on the roadside by the car. Officers and emergency crew members (right photo)check the suspect for possible Injuries before transporting him to a hospital (Herald Photo, by Bob Uoyd. ioaay Around The Clock - ___________________ ..1• — _______ I I I ' 2 ° - a . ( ______ I - • - _______________ (A > = _____________________________ ° M Er 4B w 0 4, ° C: Zr a M I > a a - + - -, i - __1 & A The Magills'trailer was parked beside a motel These are the stories some survivors brought out of the water and against another Ir (D k 0 F, C) a E: > 10 0 :0 cLev cp :2 gs 29,9 - a) 0 ca 4 1id -L.J 3 < ~ 9 ?1 11 M > a C:-I _.q;; Z o s3 n ij 0 Err =r a _. - M M M = > > >MM M C_ M = cn M C/-) > C/) b -4 4 A- g .. - = . tn (A -.-- It 0 Cr Cr 0 . Er as 0 • (A 03 :r _j a --1100 M M Z-n — . 4 -) . . Er Er - Ei. . 2) n > 9 W-C-5 -v ii 0 k Ft S_ 1U 4, !L s, A 0 dQ :0 0 FA - .. . .. - 1,126 for Ford hope to beat, was proving himself the scourge of wo quit , i' 2 P 'cc• Ie -4 Judicial requests are one of ja ;.A by Office of Management 0 I I 1000 A 40 , . IN. • . Analysis and Evaluation iOMAE) Director Pat Glisson. In circuit court, officials are requesting $248,710 as opposed to last year's $59,364. Those officials maintain that Seminole has the equivalent nt of 41- fulltime judges, but five fulltime judges are needed. With the current c-.se load, the budget request says, six circuit judges will be required in Seminole County by the end of fiscal 1976-77. The 319 per cent increase is to cover costs of a full circuit court facility to be located at the courthouse in Sanford. In county court, meanwhile, officials are asking for 1134,439. Last year's budget was 221. JlIi But county court officials the addition of a new judge requires more space. They have asked for 1100.000 to renovate facilities now occupied by the state attorney, I'Mr, Ford's problem is that nobody in this LIII! 1 6 for Reagan. Newsweek put Ford at country seems to know exactly what he stands 1,129 and predicted the Presidentwould have ror:" said Sea rs. VP-i the "problem" areas outfined earlier during budget hearings quite formidable of a running mate was "a very fortunate thing" thdate ... because his constituencies happen to be for Ford. -- It almost immediately cinched the ftse that the Republicans definitely need to nomination for him," said Scott, a Ford backer. crack into in the fall in order to beat Carter and ondale," Sears said. Scott cla imed the President already has 1,141 Schweiker, in response to a question, said he 1,166 votes by the first ballot in Kansas City, Iloth Ford and'Reagan spent Sunda), relaxing had no intention of withdrawing as Reagan's in their respective Washington and California rfnning mate. 04 I think they can both get along with one (courtroom)' added Commission Chairman Mike Ibattaway. "We're rea l istically looking at one or 'i,inle %lagazine says it counts ___________________ o g a a r . .': 4, county judge added this year in Seminole Commissioner Richard Lams. "It'll never happen." Both Sears and Schweiker said that despite ~otes locket] up. ekend. the latest Associated Press being in office for two years, Ford has failed to over the we establish a constituency at any end of the 1 clegate poll showed Ford with 1,105 votes, political spectrum. CD By ED PRICX ETT Herald Staff Writer for a facility to house a third I!' / . = X ...... Sc hweiktr himself echoed Sears optimism on running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, in NoNI3C's "Meet the Press," while Pennsylvania's %eIflber senior senator, Hugh Scott, said Reagan's choice = Face Cuts The Seminole County Cornmission is expected to cut by do. You Just had to watch them nosedive.. "Gas pipelines broke, and we had to put our half the more than $300 000 "Over the bridge people at the motel were shirts over our faces the first hour we had to wor th of new requests' subscreaming and running up the hill. Propane keep moving to different sides of the mountain mitted this year by the Links were just hissing. You could smell it." because it kept washing away.... Alanko and his wife opened their home to "It took forever for dawn. They (others in the Circuit Court officials victinis of the rising water. Then he went out to part)) k ept asking my mom what time it was on requested $150 000 for an ad help the wah %Se looked over the mountain and we diUo1 courtroom while the Terri Ptone, 18, Palatine, Ill., was with her saw an orange van crushed and saw parts of county courts asked for $100,000 family in their car: "We pulled over because of other cars with the 130 delegates needed but with Ford Carter was ni"ting today with advisers to plot head and inching doser campaign st ra t egy and work out a sch ed ule. On In the past week the battle has raged over Tuesday he travels to New Hampshire to redeem Reagan's choice of a liberal Republican, Sen. a pledge to return he made after winning the Ri c har d Schweiker of Pennsyl v ania , to be his February prim a ry there On Wednesday i he running niate. Some conservative backers of the ineets with the lkniocratic National Committee foriner California governor expressed dismay in Washington. Ford played hostat the White House last week Ilut on Sunday Reagan's campaign manager, to several GOP state delegations. Although no John Sears. insisted the move has not backfired. reception-, are scheduled this week, Ford and his haven't lost any delegates, not a one," said backers are expected to Lontinue canvassing Sears on ABC's "Issues and Answers." unLonimitted votes by phone. fie also will txIle promised to make an announcement today hweiker selection awaiting responses to a letter he sent Saturday it) that he said would prove the SL all GOP delegates and alternates asking them to has enhanced Reagan's standing with GOP Iist their first five choices for the second spot on ~!elegates from the Northeast. Reagan and S, hweiker plan to make their first joint apSears said on "Issues and Answers" that pearance Wednesday before Mississippi Reagan chose Schweiker to give the GoP a 'clegates in Jackson. balanced ticket that can defeat Carter and his X C/) -01 l Requests for us to help them. There was nothing we could sliding into the river. e egate a Battle still On r cl ' e" Er . S r dressed." worker: "There were cars floating h nald Reagan. Sunda with the 51-year-old Democratic Although bo th sides boast they have enough nominee on the mound they roll ed up t he ir SiXth otes lined up to ens ur e victory in Kansas City , and se ven th straight vic t ories against a local iiiot independent tallies show neither candidate black all star squad ;Ind a media team a W 2 Z% ~r.- = Ej 9 1W I said, 'Honey, you'd beAter get WtUHIINGTON i AP) - With the Republican the softball field in his native Plains, Ga. itional Convention two weeks away, the Carter, Lviltinuing a postDemocratic con(!elegate fight continues in the trenches between vention break. and his Secret Service bodit political armies of President Ford and guards were taking on all corners in softball On — Is by, and "Oh, my God! The water was so high we had to people inside the cars were waving flashlights run up the mountain. Th en, the roa d sta rted But it was, for Douglas Magill of Mishawaka, es on Page 3-A. 03 (A CL CL ~4 the river. It was some sort of a dream. It wasn't ing the river. + -0M . They sounded like thunder and shook the the visibility. The other people around us disound. covered bo th ends of the road were washed Jerry Alanko, Estes Park, Cob., rescue away. md., and his wife, Phyllis. And for hundreds of and campground. The Big Thompson River other persons stranded as a 12 foot wall of water snaked by ou ts ide It was climbing fast when Television .2-B w omen 1-B s ur ged (lo wn a Big Thompson Canyon west of Magill moved his car to higher ground, then here killing at least 58 persons. turned around. One of three bridges near the Hundreds of sur vivors were ferried out by motel collapsed. %%L' Vl'IIFR helicopter or carried out, or led out on Sunday. Magill Then the motel office went then a Sunday's high S today's low Other hundreds remained stranded today as the house went just floating down the riser 75. Rai nf all, .06 inth search for bodies continued. Boulders bigger than a car would be thrown up . 0 CL ef p really happening." ,uar es . > ca b Dna b Hospital . — C" lB B _____ =E Dear Abb - V*IctI ''MS Ifl F IAN[) C l . Al') Th e peo l e in th e out with them restaurant be gan screaming. Within seconds, Do uglas Magill: I looked out and I saw a the restaurant, still full of people, plunged into group of people standing out in the rain, watch. o o ______ t'! _____________________________ Crossword 1 > ' Judicial 4-A NEA ____ .J—. -' ,, Restaurant Plunges Into Surging River If the commission okays the county courts requests, ad.. _•— TREE-TOPPING ditional funds must be spent to Volunteer workers John Matthews (left) and John Gkder flaa Building Chairman John Fehr at a tree-topping certmoay this pay for alternate space for the rve state attorney. responded. O,000 meeting ball addition. 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Sanford ay.Jun.27,7 _•______•_•___ _•_•___• — 10 ——1 -CB BREAK - Outdated Rules a4VwLV ew -Ljf t_.J -LiV . Make 'Skip ' Illegal By MIKE WENDLAND It's long past time t or me Federal Corn. legal and promptly noticed an increase In the CB tI'3nsCtivetl, which start In price at about $60 munication Commission to repeal its outdated and number of stations which used proper call sign for a 3-channel set and allow you to transmit as well identification. impractical rule prohibiting CB operators from receive. "talking skip," or communicating with stations But the no-skip rule remains in effect. further than 150-mile3 away. Now that skip is prevalent, many operators are Q. Is it against the law to give Smokey reports? Skip occurs when a radio signal is reflected back again dropping their call signs, this time so they can Ben Oswalt, Batavia, Ill. to earth hundreds of miles away by talk to distant stations without much (ear A. Not exactly. Though FCC regulations prohibit of being charged" layers of the earth's atmosphere. nabbed as a FCC violator, the use of CB In connection with any activity which Since we are now entering an active sunspot It's a ridiculous charade. Skip is a natural oc. is contrary to federal, state or local law, just period which will make skip almost a daily tc. clwrence. It's impossible to regulate. And when it broadcasting Smokey locations In itself Isn't t r)!e...... ('VrrPV'ø in, ('fl.rr._.'II._._..,.._e.j... ' .".uv.3 ItI.d1 '•'J, — municate with distant stations, almost impossible, Although it's illegal to do so—rare is the CB So why not make skip-talking legal? Q. Could you tell me what "SWR" means and operator who hasn't at least tried. The reason for why people say we should check the SWR on our the outdated and widely-ignored restriction goes Q. Do CB converters really work? Do theX CB? Ralph McGinley, Wichita, Kan. back to the time when the FCC refused to recognize provide reception as good as a CB mobile? Arthur A. SWR short for the standing wa'e ratio of CB radio as a legitimate hobby and strictly enforced Weller, Augusta, Kan. your antenna. Standing waves rob your set of radio rules against idle chit-chat or "ratchet-jawing." A. They work, though the reception range varies energy and are caused by a mismatch In either the No one paid much attention to the anti-hobby greatly among the several units we've tried, antenna height or the transmission line. To check It, rule. Most CRers quit identifying their station with a Operating of I the standard automobile radio an- hook an SWR meter between the radio and antenna. CB call sign and instead adopted colorful "ban- tenna, the converters allow the CB band to be tuned A reading of 1.5 or less means the system Is matdies," which made it difficult for the undermanned in on the car AM radio. The best unit we've tried is ched properly. lilt's over that, you have some enforcement arm of the FCC to discover uem. the Sparkoinatic CB converter, which sells for adjusting to do in either the antenna or coaxial Last fall, the FCC grudgingly made hobby CB around $30. But even that one can't compare to real cable. - Es Ac sir nu 30, lot esl tir "a an sp wi in' SC lxi Ici to Pr 68th Year, No. 267—Monday, June 28, 1976 - - "I' - -- - ' .. k 8RE4 KER - 14 Decision Expected AtTuesday'sMeeting . . ~ :. , b County May Contribute Funds To 'Mosquito' Fight n Li7 £urruLftr4i Herald Staff Writer 'Three Seminole County commissioners today instructed Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender to prepare a proposal of what It will cost to combat the 'blind mosquito' problem In Downtown Sanford. Neiswender will work with city of Sanford of. ficlals and others In hopes of producing cost estimates for presentation at Tuesday's coupty commission meeting, During today's work session Sanford Chamber of . 1 :1 se ho 1k th ex or UT se ho lb lit kr se re 01 M Fl Is lb at Pt of Pt W in Pt C sl C, rt It d 4 It Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I That CB Craze Is Catching--And Growing Ever wonder what the at. slowly creeping into our faul'.. Certainly not us. romantic attraction of CB off the highway. answered ba ck traction Is about owning a CB everyday vocabulary? We distinctly remember the radio. (And don't try to tell us that there wasn't asmohay or radio? first 'rig' we owned. It took a How many times do you ask every bit of that Christmas you didn't fall in love with that county-motjntie within miles. Seems that CBs are becoming someone a question and get outfit from the moment you The next panel showed a sign on a bonus we got from workJflgwj an integral part of the traveling "10.4" for a response? What bought It.) the same firm for over a dozen the jailhouse bulletin which American community almost happened to the gold old 'yes' or years to buy that mobile unit. A CB does more than allow read, "For sale: 1 CB radio! like a cult or a fad, much like no' answers? And we were the proudest one to get a "Smokey Bear" Excellent condition. Used once. the days of the Frisbee, etc. people in the neighborhood, report while chugging down the Contact 'Lazy Loafer.' County And who is It that is purhighway. You can learn of Jail." If you don't have one yo Late at night, rather than sit highway ur. chasing all these CBs? self, we'll bet a plug nickel you While on the subject of conditions, etc., but in the living room wi th th Businessmen, senior citizens, e you can also slip into that world truckers and their use of the know someone who does family and watch television, of romanticism and fantasy CB, the traveling public has either in his home or teenaged girls, truckers, et al, we'd climb in the family buggy share in the craze that using the jargon that's known suddenly become alerted to the automobile, truck or trailer, of and head for the highest being the proud spot in only to you and your 'good fact that those guys hauling owner of a CB town just so we could get better buddies.' You can't drive a square radio, everything from soup to nut. reception. Friends block anywhere in Sanford and You're in a society that's all really are human after all. without encountering someone We've heard tell of people neighbors alike were envious, by itself albeit a society that They're not the thugs we once with 'ears,' although they might who co ul dn't make th Now they've all got more is growing by leaps and bounds, might have thought them to be e rent cxpensi.e and more luxurious not always be turned on, or payments, yet they'll go out and More than anything, at least most of them aren't. tuned in. t squander that hard-earned cash prigs than we could ever hope to permits ossess the o velop Instead, they're human, tax. pe rator to de And ha ve you noticed lately for a set of ears. Probably harmless the reason for this a and socially acpaying, God-fearing individuals how the CB 'slanguage' is And who's to say they are at craze is largely Just like you and us. due to Instantly become transformed And, no, they don't really eat — from' "Mr. Average" to the broken bottles for lunch. Matte r of fact, they're some "Rubber Duck," "Gator-Bait" or what have you and who of the most helpful guys we've cares, ever run across when we've Ever been out there on the experienced a breakdown on CRYSTAL CRACKERS highway and have someone ask the highway or needed specific Organization meets— The 7:30 p.m. first Tuesday of every month at Objectives—. Buying school you if you're behind the wheel directions to or from a certain Number of members— 40. the Greater Sanford Chamber books and special, hearing of that big "eighteen-w heeler ?" i" locale. President— Bill Leach of Commerce Building, about You better believe It made you devices for deaf children V pvupie nave rounu that reel good. 1.11cc 10 feet tall, throughout Florida. truckers have families and eat, right? 'If I&I umtt t V - A Inuffi, Wq . AM# I pa qW 6u,~t*W6k AM lb - - - CB Organizations - . Till-COUNTY ROAD RUNNERS Number of members— 62. President— Walter Massey. Oaiiun meets— The second Tuesday of each month at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Objectives— Its primary purpose is to aid hard-of- hearing children. Special projects— Several currently are planned to assist the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. That special appeal of owning a CB and being a licensed operator Is a logical extension sleep and live like real people. W ha t we're trying to say Is that CB radio has brought about a soli darity and mutual r es pect of today's complex and conto all users of today's highways fused social environment. Everyone Is suddenly someone special, sim ply because he owns a CR radio. We've had people tell us that the CR craze start ed with truckers, gear-jamming it down the nation's high ways and biways looking for Smokey, w he rever he migh t be. Today, however, more and more of those same smokies are equipped with CR rig.,. •. '' rig, no matter how luxurious or and ti inexpensive it may be, allows better and safer transportation for one and all. And, as we've said many times before, that rig can be '. friend and companion on long, tiring drives. Help is no further away than the dashboard, Every reason for owning a CB appears valid and we doubt if the craze will ever die down. Recently, we saw a cartoon Let's face it those 'ears' that depicted an eightee n. are here stay, wheeler asking for a smokey The Irishman report, Smoicey, well concealed KFM-4837 - CITIZENS FOR BEER HIGHWAY SAFETY Number of members— 263 Preside n t_ Hugh Fred.,. - Organization meets—Every Thursday at the Winter Park Chic Center. Objectives— Aiding hard-ofhearing ch il dren in Florida and also a Cradle Care program for mentally reta rded children. Special projects.— Starting work on plans for a jamboree at f AKER BEAVERS. and BEAVER SQUEEZ(pç -*I- 1* tHE HAPPY HAIRDRESSER Be The Talk Of The Radio With A Now Look From equipment and related goods for two dayL LTD CLUB Number of members— 306 President— Russ WHliamn Organization meets— Greater Chamber of Commerce 710 W. First St. Sanford, Fla. 3234630 C.B.'ers Special 10% Discount Dsnis•I B B BACK star w ith lig hts sn Over LINEAR ,,..... BACK DOOR .................. LI$II1QInnYIy UCX DOWN .. ................... 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WRAPPER NOWASOUT .....................Calling LANOUNE .... .. ... ........ .T.pbijis call IL ..... ................ .....YMmI41 ZOO AIL qm P1 F w Special projects— Semi!de County Youth Deputies. Evening Heiald I - . - - . , . ' 7.'. '"" _________ I! ___ _ A check with state, local and federal agencies organizations utilizing CB radio offered ,.- using drug agents revealed that none were assistance In the search. DI t . - 411%_~\ . ", - I ,%- Today p,r Around The Clock .4-A I Bridge Calendar . t ,lr1 1 21 1 1 - w si .T7 . s 1 I. . . , ')~. , d ., 4 ,1. " 1 .I1,I '"a "2M4 14 tsa I'i . ~i. 1; \ I r ' ' -. a . -,.. 3-A . — Editorial Dear Abby ...... .... .....1-B Dr. Lamb .. ........ ..4-B Horoscope .......... ...4-B Hospital ............... .. 2-A Obituaries ......... Television Women . y1I - - ,w— 2-B 1-B WEATHER 9 Sunday's high 92, today's low 69. Three ice cream lovers (from left) Sonya Green, Stephanie Isle)' and Cindy Mitchell, all from Winter Springs, dug Into some of the fi xings for the giant sundae built Sunday at Altamonte Mall. Steve Greene and Robert Blazak built the sundae while Rev Bardon and A l Belmont supervtsed from below. Ulerald photos by Bill %'lnti,it Jr. I SAM PL ES —I— 4-B Crossword ........... .. 4-B . ', SUNDAE .. Sports .................. . II '' L . . . . -' . .......... h' 4-B 1. Comics .Tff Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. highs upper SOs to low 90s. Lows lower lOs. Rain probability Ii 50 per cent. Details and tides on Page 2-A. Fireworks Worry Con su me r Bureau By 1.OUISE COOK Associated Press Writer While millions of Americans are looking forward to Fourth of a s fety of the sparklers. New regulations have been proposed to take some of the bang out of some of the more common varieties of firecrackers, but Recording Machines On Trial In County Courts they will not go into effect until next year. Note: Firecrackers are distinguishable from other types of fireworks in that they are explosive devices whose primary defender, whoever," Mar. Harold F. Johnson and Wallace county court bill would leave different areas of the electronic recorded on the four-track purpose is to produce a loud noise rather than a visual display. blestone added. "Any human in H. Hall show that for the First the chief court rPporter's office picture to duplicate the costs of master tape — sells for about The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that in 1974, the courtroom has the potential quarter of 1976, bills from with anticipated 1976 Income all functions performed by $900 unwired, the latest year for which statistics are available, there were 3,300 of delaying a trial in ways that Robbin's office totaled nearly just short of $130,000. human court reporters. Baird's electronic recorder. injuries related to fireworks on July 4 alone. More U= 60 per cent "Sometimes you're ready to would not occur with the' $3,200. This places the projected Running totals on circuit To start with, the Baird eight- transcribers have an estimated of the injuries were caused by firecrackers. The Office of Consumer Affairs of the Department of Hegi,a, cost for court reporters' ser- court invoices indicate that at track unit loaned to the county life expectancy of about eight crank up after a recess or machine." By KillS NASH Herald Stall Writer iSecond of Three Parts) - something and the court (t And while this is a valid point, vices in county court at around the end of 1975 calendar year by the Florida Supreme Court, years. Education and Welfare has a few common-aense "Do's and freporter might be out having a it is only a sidelight to the $13,000 for the present calendar Robbins and his seven which is conducting a statewide The circuit court purchased Don'ts" for fireworks use: cup of coffee, so you have to dominant motivation that has year. —Don't hold fireworks in your hand unless the directions colleagues received roughly testing program on electronic its first two dozen eight-track wait. Whereas with the inspired court administrators in circuit court which $l20,000 for services performed. court reporters, costs around tapes for $55 and they lasted specifically say so. mLchine, it's always right in Seminole County, in Florida embraces the proceedings of —Do place the fireworks on hard, smooth, Level surfaces, including state attorney's $4,500 fully installed, wired and about 10 weeks. there. The machine doesn't go and all over the Unit ed States to the Seminole County juvenile statements, public defender's ready for its first opening —Use fireworks outdoors only. Children should use f irewor ks The Orange County Court i experiment with electronic and probate divisions as well a.s out for coffee." depositions, plea transcripts statement. Orlando, which handles a only under close adult supervision. The chief assistant attorney court reporters during the past Its own civil and criminal and appeal transcripts —lithe firework does not go off, wait at least 10 seconds after all A Baird four-track device, heavier caseload than Seminole for the Seminole County Court's 10 years. branches the figures are excIusie of charges made to such as the one being used In and where electronic court the fuse stops glowing before approaching It. trial division, Donald MarThat motivation is economy. much higher. the count)' court during the the circuit judges' chambers reporters have been in —At public displays, stay In designated areas to avoid fumes blestone, was suggesting one When Norman Robbin Invoice records Indicate that same period, and sparks. for hearings, first appearances operation since September 1975, ossIble advanta ge of the eight. chief court reporter at the first-quarter fees paid this year A co m parison of these figures and other minor proceedings, Is goes through about 15 1,300-foot For fur ther information, you can get a fir eworks fact sheet .rack electronic courtroom Seminole County courthouse, to Robbin's staff for circuit with those generated by the priced at about $1,600, ex reels of tape per week, ac- (rum the Product Safety Commision by calling the group's tollseat of Florida's 18th Judicial court services amounted to recorder-transcribers Is dif- eluding wiring expense. A cording to John Englert, office (ree hotline at800.638.266& Ask for Fact Sheet No. 12. recorder.transcriber says that he and his slightly less than $29,000. This ficult because the machines are "piggyback" supplementary manager of the Orange County recently installed In county circuit over its human staff get "premium rates" for would bring the circuit court's so new that some statistics are unit — which the circuit court Court reporters (human and court For the future, the Product Safety Commission has issued rules their work, he isn't bidding. counterpart, projected expense for the not yet available. Anti it employs to provide opposing electronic). Limiting the amount of explosive powder that firecrackers can "That's true of anybody Receipts on File in the calendar year to $116,000, which requires the combination of attorneys with single-track Englert says he has projected contain. The rules will go into effect on Dec. 5, 1976, unless there til t: ,t a t,, :ittorru'v, poblit' ch.uulr of C'nanis Judges h'n with the estimated expense totals from several copies of the same transcript are major objections. (Continued On Page 2-A) - - - - I t - 'HAPPY TO HELP YOU WRITE YOUR ACTION AD 11 ' A federal Drug Enforcement Administration task force spokesman in Orlando told reporters, Dozens of law enforcement and rescue units "It's not one of our agents." didn't find anything in a three-hour search of Seminole sheriff's investigators today were southwest Seminole County early today after reported checking with area CB enthusiasts reports were broadcast on citizens' band (CB) about a report that one CBer had monitored and radio that a drug enforcement agent had been tape-recorded the broadcasts as they were heard shot in an orange grove. Officials labeled the on the airwaves. broadcasts an apparent hoax and said the search Officers on the scene said that they were able "probably cost $,000 In manpower and to monitor several CB broadcasts purporting to equipment time." be the wound,d drug agent calling for help and The Seminole Sheriff's office received calls talking to "his supervisor" but officers were Just before midnight from persons monitoring unable to pinpoint the location where the CB channel nine — the nationwide emergency broadcasts originated. However, police said, the channel — who heard reports that a drug agent broadcasts gave the location of "an orange grove was pursuing a tan-colored auto in the Traitwood on Eden Park Road" at the Orange-Seminole Estates area and was requesting assistance county line. after the persons he was chasing fired on his car. In a separate Incident, Seminole sheriff's Approximately 40 units, including Orange and deputies reported that the sheriff's cornSeminole sheriff's deputies, state troopers and municatlons center at the Sanford Courthouse Altamonte Springs police, converged on the picked up CB reports Later in the early morning Bunnell and Eden Park Road areas as the CB hours from a woman involved in a highway broadcasts continued claiming the agent had accident. The reports were determined to F been shot in the shoulder and stomach and was in come from the woman in her wrecked BU L. an orange grove off Eden Park Road, a north- Ohio, deputies said. south artery in both counties. Using a helicopter and four-wheel-driveSunspot activity and atmospheric conditions vehicles in addition to patrol cars, the officers cause a condition with AM citizens band radio searched the sparsely-settled area but turned up signals that is known as "skip" In which nothing to Indicate any validity to the tpts broadcasts can be picked up hundreds of miles Sheriff John Polk today labeled the incident away at times with such signal strength that they seem to be of local origination. "an aonarent hoax." In addition to law enforcement personnel. Officials said there was no connection betunits from the Forest City and Lockhart Fire ween the apparent hoax broadcasts of the Departments and Herndon Ambulance aided in "shooting" and the Ohio accident broadcasts, the search. Officers who assisted in the southwest Officers said they were suspicious from the Seminole search ccmplhner.ted area CB en. start of the search due to the CB reports but they thuslasts for declining to converge on the search couldn't rule out the possibility that such a area. One officer said, "The serious CBers are a shooting could have occurred. great help to us," and noted that members of They Don't Go Out For Coffee,' Official Says .V I 4 CLASSIFIED , .'i reported missing. July fireworks displays, the government is worrying about the "nimi If you would like to turn your idle items into quick cash, just dial a friendly Ad-Visor. 1. \' - Club; a fire mutual aid agreement with Altamonte Springs; zoning for Liquor sales in a lunch and supper club at the SCL freight warehouse; and the mosquito control proposals discussed today by the county commission. 1!4* *q ft, TV, &i T• M QU Ak&~q i &th Dd 322-2611 831-9993 t Lady, woo Monday of each month at Florida Power & Light, Saw Objectives— tiding those needing assistance. First Federal Buildi n g In Sanford. Objectives-. Assisting In all - . ft.o '14 \' ~ ' I L's: ,' '. would gut the open meetings law. Other topics slated for discussion by the commissioners Include a suggestion from SISTER to use the old city ball chan. deliers, water fountain and other fixtures in the new building; it bid on a parcel of city-owned land adjacent to Mayfair Country . ..................... By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer : : - THROWING TWENTY .... , -' - TUUAMA TAXI ................ FstIdreuDnr TRIP ....................... GRE(ISTANPS ..................... Outlet T*QWWE(LER ... HAMMER .. ................... ...Actiliritur WALK ALL OVfl NAMMERDOWN ... ........... .MMtg last . *AUPA?ER ......... HANDLE .... ... .... ....... .CIs4nams WALLTO.WALL NIGHGUR ..... Uuranasrnwa.p$ WEGONE.BYEBYE " C taway 's proposed amendment which would have allowed of. ficlals to dodge the Sunshine Law's requirements that public decisions be made in the open if less than a quorum is present for a meeting has already won the support of the Council of Mayors of West Eroward County, who are urging city officials in linttaway's district to join them. Opponents of the proposal, Including Florida Ally. (',en. Robert Shevin, say Hattaway's amendment TIN ONE HUNDRED ............. gone WY THERMOSIOTTLE ................. THREES ...... ... . ................ GIVCN FRONI000R ..... ... ....... Lad rig lncanv,y GETTINGO(JT .. .............. ... IstnØu,'d GOGOBIALS .......Lud PIP headed for market GOOD BUDDY .......... .. ...... ...SiMiItifl . 'Officials To View City Hall Sketches o TENTHI$Tyflt ............ TEN THIRTY SIX ............. .. Wbat oft iiU7 Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their rigs and most everything in those good, dependable Want Ads. SEMINOLE COUNTY REACT Number of member*-- 45 President— Ken Murphy Organization meets— Last Tuesday of each month at the . Preliminary "idea sketches" of Sanford's new city hail will be presented to the city commission at tonight's 7 p.m. meeting Wayne Heasley, eief architect for Watson and Co., the Orlando firm that landed the $84,500 job of designing city government's new hcme, will present several different concepts to the city commissioners to get their reactions. The commissioners are also expected to finalize the purchase of 2.6 acres of land behind the present city halt as a site for the new building. A 90-day "hold" on the $100,000 piarci.asc by property owner Flagship Bank of Sanford expires July 13. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting is a resolution supporting Sta te Rep. Bob Hattaway's attempt to amend 'Fiorida's landmark Government in the Sunshine Law. Hat- .... Tfvckv',I,gb. TAXING PICTURES '. Herald Staff Writer SMOKET .............. . Smeubsar UIOXflwIT$(Afi3 SUICIDE JOCKEY Distress Call Hoax Could Cost $25,000 By JACQUELINE t)OWD SHORT SKIP ............. DOITTOIT .. .......... put IhISIrI DOUSLIECKUS . ..... .....56laa$psaduaaJ 110*1 TWENTY .............. .. 1 SEAICOY(R3 ..................... Girls in M SIdNTTTNRIES .............. ..SasI&ct SHAXEYTOWN ... .......... ... LuAseIes SNOUT ................... .... .......Ciii DUO PEDAL ...... ......... Sift OIflVthIC1, Call Alban . ROCXI*CIIAI5 ........ ROGER ...... ..... .........isctawwwg. ROLLER SKATE ................... Sinall Car SCATTER$ICX ., VullcjIs1u,m i,dom COME ON .............................Over Street, officials say. Capp, who said he represented downtown 1' Ronald Reagan has moved party's convention in Kansas within 25 committed delegates City and 182 that are uncornof President Ford, and some mitted. IepublIcan National Corn"I believe on the basis of what 'Inittee members are worried has taken place so far, and our that the down-to-the-wire battle own projections, that I will go to may damage the GOP chances Kansas City with enough votes against the Democratic nomi- to win on the first ballot," nee in the fall election. Reagan said. Ford started strong in weekPresident Ford, In Puerto end delegate selections, taking Rico for the six-nation summit 17 of the 18 selected in Mm- conference on the world econonesota and pushing him to 1,001 my, had no immediate cornof the 1,130 needed for nomni' ment on the weekend develop4ation. But then it was downhill ment. for him as Reagan picked up all Ford began the weekend 46 delegates chosen In Montana, leading Reagan by 56 delegates Idaho and New Mexico. and saw the margin sliced by Those, plus two previously more than half. Ford led fleauncommitted Wyoming dele- gan 984 to 9U committed delegates who switched to Reagan, gates before the weekend. gave the former California gov. The sparring for the GOP ernor 976 committed delegates, nomination is causing some Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy concern among Republican NaCarter, who had enough corn- tional Committee members, ¶nitted delegates last week to who wrapped up a three-day win the Democratic presiden- meeting Saturday In Washingtial nomination, spent the ton. weekend at his home in Plains, sonic of the committee memGa. He boosted his delegate hers, who declined to be identitotal during the weekend to fled, said the party's best 1,539. To clinch the nomination, chance in November is for Rea' 1,5o5 delegates are needed. gan to agree to run as Ford's There are still 98 ('.OP dele- vice presidential running mate. PATCNETJA ULRtN CHOKER CLEAR ................Out 6. BAXETHE LUVES ............... ..Iicbdiir GRASS . .................. ......Media strip __- S.. MAIL .................. O"flimaceam low ME RCY SAXES ................... NvtysaIn GONE ... .... ............... FIstalVammksn I ..... LAyANEyEON Ten-four, old buddy, it's'leventy.throe all the way In the Want Adsi "Don't You Deserve The Best" .-._Dawn._ ....,......, f'rcsidejit.Jaes Brown Organization meets— First STYLING K In Touch i MAGNJFJCE4 OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Number of member*-35 DAWN'S UNISEX I Winter Park Mail which would nvolve ea CB club members iing ; booths and l building. Objectives— Aiding the hardof-hearing. SAYS TIZENS MD rI' RADIOS CLASSIFIED CB GUIDE ADVERTISING /1' businessmen, warned officials If something Isn't the county, if Neiswender's report justifies It, done to combat the mosquito invasion, area should fund some type of project. businessmen might be forced to move from the Commissioner Richard Williams agreed It is a Downtown area, city-county problem. Williams agreed some county Gene Meadors of Meadors Marina said from funds should be expended, but the commissioner information he's gathered, the problem can he didn't set an exact amount. licked, but It will require spraying unincorporated Most officials In attendance at today's meeting areas along Lake Monroe in addition to areas InsIle agreed that increased fogging will not eliminate the the city limits, mosquito problem. However, officials hope It might Meadors estimated such a program could be alleviate It. initiated for about $10,000. The only permanent solution would be to destroy Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., said he believes mosquito larvae in Lake Monroe. S Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're never far from the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen wheeler. 11 Some Downtown merchants and marina operators appeared at the work session and Informed commissioners the mosquito problem is detrimental to area business. Polk County officials recently met with Homer, and others and Informed them fogging controls the mosquito population In that county. During certain times of the year, blind mosquitoes are blown in off Lake Monroe to infest the Downtown area. Mosquito sightings have been reported as far south as 13th areas. However, the city manager promised full cooperation with the county in the event some type of Increased spraying program Is initiated. ~ 0!,1 Reagan Narrows , I W, .1 i ,. Ford Lead To 25 L 1 , By The Associated Press gates to be chosen before the 11 1k IMAM dftw 04 MW W16M 0 jut EA commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer estimated it would cost about $10,000 to get a joint city-county fogging program under way, But Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles said the city's program Is o perating at maximum with two pieces of fogging equipment. Knowles said It would be unfair to Sanford taxpayers to lend the city's equipment for spraying in unincorporated - - - . �IA—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. Molay, Jun2$, 97 Juvenle NAT10N .4 Military Code Of Conduct WASHINGTON lAP) - A Pentagon committee is reviewing the military code of conduct with Vietnam war uiits., cut tiiviuru over WfleU)er ruws snoulci hare latitude to give their captors more than name, rank, service number and birth date. The issue, revived when 566 American POWs were released by the Vietnamese Communists more than three years ago, is central to the committee's mission of deciding whether the 21-year-old code needs rewriting. The 10.mernber group has been meeting several times a week behind closed doors to study the record of the 1955 board that drafted the original code, and to listen to the views of former POWs and others on how the code worked in the Vietnam war. Guard Spots Escaped Inmate Nobody thought too much about the rotund man In the dirty Tshirt who dropped Into Jones' Grocery for a soda and potato chips. That Is, until C.A. Pearce saw the man. Pearce, a guard at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary 17 - miles away, Immediately recognized Rex Brinlee Jr., a convicted bomb slayer who had escaped from the prison eight days earlier. Just the day before, prison officials had said they had no Idea where Brinlee was. State prison warden Richard Crisp said Brinlee and Pearce recognized each other Immediately and "Brinlee suggested they both walk outside and discuss the matter. They walked outside and in the conversation Rex agreed that the proper course of action would be to turn himself over to Mr. Pearce..,." wi —f- C IN BRIEF Palestinian Extremists Hold Hijacked Airliner KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) Ugandan President liii Amin and French Ambassador Pierre Renard began negotiations today with Palestinian extremists holding about 250 persons hostage aboard a hijacked Air France jetliner at Uganda's international airport, the French Embassy reported. Thc iz2-t.odi.-i aiitju,, L*keti o ver during a ilight from Tel Aviv to Paris, remained on the ground at Entebbe airport nearly six hours after it landed with just half an hour's fuel left in its tanks. The Embassy said the hijackers asked for food and water for the passengers. - Moslems Shell Lebanese Port BEIRUT, Lebanon (API Lebanese leftist Moslems shelled the port of Junleb, the Christians' unofficial capital, Sunday night in retaliation for Christian shelling of the Beirut airport, the Moslems' Beirut Radio reported today. - 2 The broadcast said the Christian port 12 miles north of Beirut was shelled by artillery of the Lebanese Arab Army, made up of Moslem deserters from the Lebanese which has disintegrated. Christian artillery and rockets hit the Beirut airport for more than half an hour Sunday, destroying a 707 Jetliner of Lebanon's M4ddie East Airlines, killing the Lebanese pilot and badly buraii.g the copilot and the American flight engineer. Portuguese President Elected LISBON, Portugal (AP) - Gen. Antonio Hamatho Lanes, the army commander who foiled the attempted hftLt cvup last tall, has been elected president of Por. tugal by a 2 to I margin. "Conditions finally exist for Portugal to construct a de. rnocracy," the stern-faced, 42-year-old soldier said in a televised victory message early today. Nearly complete unofficial returns gave him 61.41 per cent of the vote in Portugal's firs free presidential election In half a cen tury. When the labor is all in the family . FV __;r L HESSTON StakHand 30-A ~9_ -I - •— Itw on.' mu, only utup you ca, h.uwll, t put ii lubty fi.y Aid hy tSH I flw' ,i$h his' "I I ON SI.,d Luwt* .k) A .tks can tui,i a Ii*'ciup uikj ,aLgji,, t'q'l Iii,, SLakliand hay Of svet stacks ;esist wwids and tws $0 Stov nate the need for taxable storage stsocilges And these are just Ipw of many reasons wtiy you Should consider a complete StakHand systeML With a StakHand. StakMoye, and StakFeeder one man can bant hay from tiekl so feeding andnec leave h,gtracioq sea, See unw aw .'all deta4s ay %4 a 01 ir4 $*t,ii ft &*faquorw a '1,000 DISCOUNT ON ALL 30 SYSTEMS 1R UD .0 E N ftF ~_. TRACTOR Co. photographer Tom Vincent .naratp lnt'IsIa,,t .'. . ,da j,icu a,. police reported apprehending a 112 Maple Ave. Juvenile In a burglarized care Pollee also repurted that a In a ...- . ... . . center just before midnight. $fl5 selipropelled lawn mower Police said burglars rglars entered was missing from the garage of r.cl,LDna',i, Ch....I. the ny.zu, Police Chief Ben Butler at 2W5 200 Loch Low Lane, by Glenway. removing a door glass and Patrolman Mike Tindell made off with a rifle, an Asian reported that James Watson coin collection, stereo equip. 1911 W. 16th St., Sanford: ment and a shoebox full of reported a citizens' band radio, pennies, total value $950. wrist watch and stereo tapes At the 201 Loch Low Lane valued at $fl9 were taken when residence of William T. Barclay his auto was burglarized at his officers said a door glass was residence, broken and a television, stereo In weekend arrests, sheriff's equipment, record albums and deputies jailed Eli Blanton, 26, camping equipment valued at of Water Street, Midway, In lieu $1,200 was reported missing. of $10,500 bond on charges of Just before midnight Sanford affray and aggravated battery sf police responded to an in with was kicked durinQ thp m.l. Leroy Cole, 19, Broadway Avenue, Sanford, was held In lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of aggravated battery and j pr ivate private property In connection with an affray Involving three men at the Cool Breeze bar on Sipes Avenue In Midway. Deputies said Willie Lee Johnson, 13, of 200 Street, Midway, was treated for facial and arm lacerations after being thrown through a window during an argument that erupted at the bar during a pool game. Selvester Randalls, of ('.rnn,piu venue, m,i1L.Ijs... 1.I...... &. w tub a sheriff's deputies that while he was attending a church service at the St. Brewer Court niihllr' hn.,tlnc, .. - Matthews Church on x.'vpuiy Peggy c e an Main ceiian Street In Midway, on n project on West 1otJtStreet, reported that Mrs. Betty Sunday that someone broke Into been broken Into. Patrolman Hadley, 32, was treated at his parked auto and made off Jacob Cohen reported th at he Seminole Memorial Hospital with 119 cash and a apprehended a juvenile boy for two broken ribs after she radio unit, anonymous telephone tip that disturbance and fight at Midthe day care center at Castle way Avenue and Water Street. -, ..'.-.'.. M L ll Mai - months General Sanford To V isit IS It JUNE26 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jimmie Daniels Ralph Hall Joyce Ingram Alit. V A walking, talking General Henry S. Sanford will visit with those viewing the exhibits in S. Sanford Museumlibrary on the Fourth of July. (.'hip Chip Johnson will repeat his performance of General Sanford during the hours of 2 P.m. to 5 p.m. Chip gave a tremendous portrayal of the founder of the City when the Madeline Barbara Shelby J. Dague Helen Ferguson Sylvira Grady Gretchen liii] Algreda Lawson i. V. iictirut Jr. Grodon R. Reid Mary L. Smith Savella M. Thorne Bertha Beall, DeBary JUNE27 WEATHER Sunday's high , today's low Seminole Mutual Concert 69. Association presented their Partly cloudy through final program "We The Tuesday with a chance of atreopLe.' ternoon and evening thanThe public Is invited to visit derihowers.Highs upper 801 10 with General Sanford and while low ML Lows lower 70s. Rain they are in the museum-library probability is 50 per cent. to view the special exhibit of EXTENDED FORECAST Bicentennial crafts crea ted by Partly cloudy with a. slight elementary classes of Seminole chance tf thundershowers. irin William S. Willis Istolas DeBary undercover vice squad officer in a men's room. State Atty. Harry Morrison said Sunday night that after an informal review he has "tentatively decided" to proceed with the charge. He said officers believed the misdemeanor charge would be "provable." Carswell, nominated to the U.S. Supreme court by thenPresident Richard M. Nixon but rejected by the Senate in 1970, was arrested in a wooded area north of Tallahassee last Thursday. Carswell refused telephone calls, and his lawyer could not be reached for comment. But Morrison said Carswell, a former 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judge, "categorically denied any wrongdoing" —1 vvirtwi * •i Anne M. Campbell John M. Higgins Rosemary H. Hobley Thelma Poyser .;' Nc IN'Y1OIJR , UFEI1ME r1i LL SIP 1A f P"EMIN -4cy :. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Youths Save Elderly Man . y ' 8 Dial 322-5762 - Ask George C. Hearn Pair Marries In Hospital y'-' CALL 834.8776 MIAMI API — The groom had to settle for blue pajamas instead of a tux and cut the cake while it rested on his stomach, but Coast Guard Chief Richard Anderson didn't let a heart attack postpone his wedding. "lie's very stubborn," explained his bride, Nina, who wore a long teal blue gown for the ceremony in a hospital See The New All In The Ear room. In the bedside rites. Anderson, 39, who suffered a heart attack last Monday, carried an intravenous tube attached to his right hand. The couple managed to ignore the IV tube and intertwine arms for a champagne toast after Saiurday's cereltboiiy. * rSANOR" Delegate Bid Withdrawn MIRAMAII iAPi Former state Democratic chairman Ann Cramer says she is withdrawing her bid to - SOUTH gates despite objections From the Carter organization, t%tlich had submitted a list of approved delegates. FROM "'25s000 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA S Essay STONER,Iu6I.lI MILDISO — Funeral wryices for Mrs MIAMI BEACH (AP) - A doctor is being in. 'stigated by the state's medical watchdog agency for injecting more than 100 patients with experimental liquid silicone for up to $110 a shot, officials say. Dr. B.G. Gross, a Miami Beach dermatologist, said in a tourt deposition that most of his patients were young Homesreadyforyourjnsp.ctjon and Immediate occupancy ontest Ave.. SanfM 048 I tAb0ntd' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT ornen seeking larger breasts but that at least six men BraHey Qdham.3234670 Slated BUILDER. Some lucky youngster, twelve years and under. will be the winner of $50 simply by stating in one hundred words or less "What America Means to Me." Second prize Is $30 and $10 to the third place winner, AREA DEATHS Fuarl cflco Silicone Shots Spark Probe Conventional-5% Down - Home in charge of arrangements, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a ~ CALENDAR — ir, r lk WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's foreign trade accounts qhnwi'rin tsirnlsia 1,qt ninnlh In, I !_j' J was the first surplus since last The trade accounts are now - PREPARING PARING PRE POW-WOW CHOW Chief Red Eagle, otherwise known as Harry Rhoden, (left) and Tamara Tucker, who formerly resided on the Indian Reservation at Cherokee, NC., prepare lunch for the many members of the Cherokee tribes who held a Pow-Wow at Family World Golf and Country Club over the weekend. (Herald photo by Tom Vincent) - Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country By The Associated Press —Grady Warren, 23, of Ocala near his hometown when his car tusrille was killed Friday In The death of a 55-year-old was killed Saturday when he went off State Road 886 and Port St. Joe when she stepped In grandmother and her 10-year- stepped into the path of a sher- rolled over. front of a vehicle, old grand-daughter in a mobile if f's patrol car on State Road 25 —Gary Caton, 27, of Pensa—Julie Lee Flackner, 18, of home-train collision boosted In Marion County and was cola was killed Friday when his MIami was killed Friday in Florida's weekend traffic death struck by the auto. motorcycle ran off a curve in Brandon when the car she was toll to 11 persons, the Florida —U. Richard Odum, 21, of his hometown, driving veered off State Road 60 Highway Patrol says. Naples was killed Saturday —Roberta Maroney, 14, of Ti- and overturned In a ditch. Helen Kedzierskl, 55, and Lisa Kedzlerski, both of Bur. bank,Ill., were killed Saturday when the family's mobile home was struck by a train in Largo, troopers said. Three Cities Schedule City council Meetings By DONNA ESTES Other business on the agenda dating the building code; a for tonight's meeting includes a resolution lauding former discussion of a sanitation code, councilman T',rin Hunter tot The governing bodies in three a recommer.dazion from the his service to the community; Tr000ers had these details ' of Seminole County's city's planning agency (zoning and Attorney City Attorney other fatal accidents: municipalities — Longwood, board) and a report from Gary Masse y ' report on —Timothy Shawn l'runkfield, Winter Springs and Casselberry consulting engineer Malcolm Hacienda Village electrical 15, of Tallahassee was killed will meet at 7:30 p.m. today. Steeves on water system maps problems. Sunday near his hometown in a In Longwood the city council and routine reports from City In Casselberry, the city two-car collision at State Roads will consider settling atwo.year Attorney Ned Julian Jr., from council, at its regular meeting, 61 and 9. old lawsuit filed by its former district councilmen and Mayor will consider adopting a —Laura Jean Whitehead, 17, consulting engineering firm, James H. Iormann. resolution on the barricading of of Melbourne was killed Sunday Glace and Radcliffe of Winter In Winter Springs the city the Oxford Road extension; when her car went off a road Park. council has a workshop recommendations form the east of Holopaw and flipped scheduled with representatives charter advisory committee on over. In the legal action, the Firm is of Southern Bell, who will updating the city's boundaries' interest It —Janice Peck, i, of Lutz seeking $109,000 plus is due for engineering discuss private telephone legal description; and consider died Sunday when the car in claims $35 systems versus the Bell system. a request for a fund transfer in which she was riding struck a services for the defunct Alter the work shop the the utility department. bridge on State Road 60 east of million city sewer system. council will consider bids on air At a workshop to follow, the Lake Wales. She was thrown The firm has said It will settle packs for the fire department; council will consider purout of the vehicle, the suit out of court For $85,000 hear a financial status report chasing a fire department staff —A pedestrian was killed while the Longwood City from Councilman John car, the site plan For the early Sunday near Bunnell Council last week voted Daniels; second reading of an Stephenson law office addition, when he was struck by a ye- unanimously to offer a $75,000 ordinance changing the proposed agreement between hide. The victim was not iden. settlement. The offer was building inspection fees: second the city and 11.1. Henann and a tified. declined by the engineers, reading of an ordinance up- General Waterworks proposal. Herald Staff Writer obtained the silicone injections into their penises. VEUIPxn ~ ' Stock Market -- } ; • Changiiiig Professi ' ' ' - - century ago, "undertakers" did little more than provide a "coffin" and a horsedrawn carriage. Today's funeral director completes specialized education so that he can coordj. nate numerous details and relieve the family of every possible burden, EmeIl,MiJd,ed Stoner. to of 3i Graham Av., OvI.do, who dIed will be hetd at ii am. Tuesda y at the Baldwin. McNamara Atoms Avenu. ChSpll with Rev, A B. Omit-nor, Ut• FIriI United Methodist Church of Oviedo officiating. Burial will be at Oviedo cametiry. Friends may call at ,he funeral horns today from 2-1 and from 7.. Blldwln. tNarnara Funeral ilomi In charge ____________________ Lul ww~ ___f _______ ________________ • GRAM 'LKOW 1- UNEHAL HOME t .iit sr AlIlI(Jnl U()ULI-VAI1U SAPlimim, I OHIDA UI (PHI)Nr .1?.' j:'i.j tI SIAM I tIAMXOyf 1. l k ' [% _ televised parade. The 6p.m. Saturday parade in Miami will include 7,300 persons, mostly Cuban exiles, who are to swear allegiance to the flag Sunday. The naturalization ceremonies will be at Mianu Beach Convention Center with Lt. Coy. Jun Williams scheduled to at. tend. "Without question, It'll be the biggest Fourth of July that any of us have ever seen," said Steve Nostrand, executive director of Dade County's BicentennIal-coordinating, organization, lie said activities in Dade County atone will involve an estimated 250,000 participants and spectators. The state Bicentennial Commission lists parades, barbecues, fish fries and memorial sernces In nearly every Florida community next weekend. Marianna even has a tobacco-epitting Augustine on Saturday which Adams said will be a "tasteful, quiet, somber parade or pageant depicting the 50 states through costumes." 'The Stars and Stripes Forever" will be the theme of a parade Saturday in Orange Park near Jacksonville. A musical stage spectacular, Ilooray U.S.A.," opens in Miami Beach on Sunday for a 20-day run. Key West plans to celebra tb' Fourth Saturday through Monday, starting with a rodeo ano rading with a parade. Gov. Reubin Askew will be in Pennsylvania for the National Governors Conference and plans to attend the Fourth of July observance in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Indepen. dence was proclaimed. - Changes Little NEW YORK lAP) — The stock market was li ttle changed today, continuing last week's neutral trend. The Dow Jones average of 3° industrial stocks declined Fractionally in the early going. Gainers and losers ran about even in the over-all tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed • issues. Analysts noted an atmosphere of disappointment and frustration over the market's repeated inability to work its way past the 1,000 level in the Dow. In the economic news, the government reported today that the na tion posted its First trade surplus in five months during May, with exports outpacking imports after seasonal adjustment by $395.6 NYSE-listed issues. The exchange's composite index was unchanged at 55.35. Big Board volume came to 17.83 million shares. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up .18 at 305.06. "A lot of them are planning to have an old-fashioned 4th which, I guess, is whatever you perceive it to be," said Bill Adams, executive director of the commission. lie said the Bicentennial has resulted in nearly 100 publications and the "greatest cultural boom cer in Florida. P&'nciirni.a'c :innssml I"ipd - .-.--- .--------Fiesta of li',,p Ii'liw runs all week with a Bicentennial theme. The city's own birthday celebration will be Friday. The state commission has sent recordings of independence bells to all Florida radio stations. Scheduled times for bell ringings vary, but the commission hus asked local groups hold It at 2 p.m. - . .. ', ........-- . .-. -. (QUANTITY 70% OFF '4f4 4 4'C/d P ,. I ing on the NYSE. The stock of the California bank holding company, previously traded in the over-the.cuunter market, was listed at the exchange this morning. lii Friday's mixed market the Do Jones industrial average lost 3.93 to 999.84. But gainers outpaced losers by about a 54 margin among JULY FRIDAY, Z Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Spring. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. P. Seminole County Young P'pn!fr, Club meeting, 8 Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434, Longwood. Speaker Father H. D. Finzer, Republican candida te for Florida Senate. Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Free Senior Citizen Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Children's films. 10:30 am. Sanford Library. Seventh-day Adventis t Community Services, free blood pressure, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Win ter Springs Jaycees, 7 -.m., VFW building, 17-92. Ov ereaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., l. IUII.14 •'II. U,,A.0 I..411M Itt, d.5CltXi 17. Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. TU SA RDAY, JULY 3 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry .4.A (closed) 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church Bice ntennial Parade, 9 a.m., Maitland Avenue, Maitbnd. Food, booths and entertainment at Civic Center; water ski show at 7 p.m. and fire works at 9 p.m., Lake Lucien. John Young Museum and Planetarium Garage Sale and Auction, 10 am. to 6 p.m. MONDAY. JULY 5 Sanford TUESDAY, JULY 6 San ford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7p.m., VFW building, 17-92 Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and ligh t, Sanford. STORE HOURS 41h& SANFORD AVE. 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Bankamerica Corp. was Unchanged at56 in its first trad- ,) ~ _'-. _ By The Associated Press - __________ t Floridians Plan Bicentennial Bashes Florida remained loyal to King George Ill 200 years ago while northern colonies fought for independence, but will try to make amends In Fourth of July activities, including a nationally- Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, p.m.,Mayfair Country Club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. Casselberry UIous Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. 12:15 Eleven Die On Florida Highways Six other family members were injured in the accident, troopers said. The mobile home exploded when the collision occurred. Sanford U005 ant,, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Spring, Jaycees,? p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents ), 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR-434. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. WEDNESDAY, Movies for children, 10:30 am. Seminole South Library Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Sanford KIwanis, noon, civic center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 am,, The Caboose. Sanford Seranaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. THURSDAY, JULY 1 Sanford AA, open, 8p.m., 1201W. First St. JUNE 30 December and contrasted to a $202.1 million deficit In April. ,-..iIh... 151 i. .t..ti,a. S... 1... UVIIIII WI UIV o.z- TUESDAY, JUNE 29 The Commerce Department said exports exceeded imports by $395.6 million in May. That S 21,1976--JA MONDAY, JUNE 28 Sanford AA, closed, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. the first time this year on the strength of record exports and an apparently temporary, sharp drop in oil imports, the government said today. year, contrasted to a $3.4 billion surplus over the same period last year. The nation developed a record $11 billion foreign trade surplus In 1975. Monday, Jun A Lx- a delegate repre nting former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter at the party's national convention. "I have made this decision in the interest of unity within the Democratic party of Florida," Mrs. Cramer of Miramar said Sunday. She and seven others had been assigned as Carter dele- New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Essays must be written in the Richard L. Williams child's own handwriting, and Robert H. Williamson submitted on the official entry Mrs. Benjamin (Bernice) blankavailablenowatF lagshjp Doe & boy Bank of Sanford, 200 West First Alice Cl IJpanl, DeBary St. Buhler Kauffman, Deltona Deadline for bringing cornDeborah Davis, Lake Mary pleted entries to the bank is 4 Edward Allman, Osteen P.M. July 27. Mrs IP,,fpi.si...t tL fli . Daniel zes will be awarded on Woodward's, boy, Lake Mary Friday Jul y 30. Survivors Include her son Dr. Edward W. Stoner, Oviedo three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Baldwin McNamara Funeral MELBOURNE (AP) — A 79-year-old man says two youths saved him when his clothes caught fire as he rode his bicycle home from the store. No one else on the busy street warned him or stopped to help. Alfonso Principato of Melbourne said he didn't know that a grocery bag he was carrying on the back of his three-wheeled bicycle was aflame until the 11-year-old youths stopped him. "Then I was scared as hell as my clothes caught fire" when a can of bicycle lubricant in the bag exploded, Principato said from his hospital bed. He said he didn't know how the fire started. Trade Surplus Shown -m_.-14.r. - Daisy L Washington of Trustees and friends of th e p.m., low 3:33 n.m., 3:41 p.m. inGermany, she wuarn museum-library will serve as Part Canaveral: high l:19am., of the First United Methodist host and hostesses during this 9'55 p.m., low 3:21 a.m. . 3:33 Church of Oviedo. ORLANDO lAP) - Nancy Stafford, a 5-foot-9, 122. pound Fort Lauderdale resident, has been crowned Miss Florida and will represent the state in September's MISS America pageant at Atlantic City. The 21-year.old blue-eyed brunette won the swimsuit competition and played "The Theme from 'The Apartment" on the piano in the talent competition Saturday. Miss Stafford, a marketing graduate of the University of Florida who plans to open her own public relations firm, was crowned by last year's winner, Ann Schmalzrled of Pompano Beach. K&M I_______________________ dows at the 2530 Balsa Dr. residence of Porter T. Roberts DeBary DISCHARGES Sanford: Jane Behrendt Miss Florida Is Crowned ! Erickson, Eugene J. Lasko, DeBary Penny Williams, DeBary Clair A. Norman, Deltona Sharon Wood, Orlando Doris W. Jones. Osteen TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A prosecutor says he will review arrest reports before deciding today whether to proceed with a battery charge against former Judge G. Harrold Carswell, who was arrester] after meeting an 41 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood _____________________ E. HWY. 46, SANFORD 322.436 Judge G. Harold Carswell May Face Battery Charges __1_.__ -. County. Lows mostly In 701 and highs EMFLIEMILDREDSTON Hours are from 2-5 p.m.— fltSi' 90. Mrs. Emelie Mildred Stoner, donations are gratefully acTuesday's Daytona Beach ao, of 312 Graham Ave., Oviedo cepted. Members of e Board tides: high 9:55 n.m., 10:14 th died Saturday in Sanford. Born p.m. WE WANT TO (U I G. the %An, .- Richard Brooks Albert Dawson lAwa N. Hague Jay Lindsey William McGill Helen T. McMu!lan Lula M. Scott Beulah M. Wells DISCHARGES Sanford: Dor oris Anderson Norma J. Carr Deputies - said Sheriff s detectives today POtflt Sunday night alter the were probing acts of weekend youth was found in the man's vandalism at the Sanlando residence. United Methodist Church on SR-434 west of Longwood. Julius W. Allen Joyce H. Watson, DeBary Edith V. Anderson, Deltona - Seculrlty guard Harold J. delivered the youth to his Dawson reported that an relatives before reporting the unidentified man made off with incident to the Sheriff's a large yellow fork lift from a Department. at A. Duda and Sanford: Albert Spray James Prince, Pheonix City, IN BRIEF residence "by mistake." Vandals apparently threw eggs and also broke two win- -., -.. :, to nearby residences In search of a " Young" after the youth claimed he'd been looking for such a man and had entered the man's ADMISSIONS Hattie !lngard Joseph Sharpe Sr. him enuea up missing items from SOM°SR_426 Oviedo, over the her home valued at 1300weekend. Deputy Peggy McLellan said Value of the piece of morMrs. Miller said she met the torized equipment was not couple In Sanford and took them Immediately determined. borne with her and fed them. Dawson told deputies that the Mrs. Miller took a nap while the machine was last seen being manand woman were watching television and awoke to find the driven by a man toward Orange couple gone along with a County. wedding ring set, opal Sheriff's detectives today necklace, a carton of cigarettes were probing reports that a 75and $7 from her purse, deputies year-old Forest City man held a said teenage Juvenile boy at gun- HOSPITAL NOTES - community celebration. Country Club Rd., Sanford, told deputies she befriended a man and woman who claimed hadn't eaten In two days and - marched FLOR11DA man reportedly "took the boy into custody" at pi5tnl.polnt and - of operation, are $768 for the nine Baird machines, says Englert —or about $85 per unit. He says the entire package, Including machine cost-depreciation. courtroom wiring, maintenance and supplies for both the Baird and Sony devices, will not reach $1000 for the year. Another expense which must be considered in connectioti with electronic CR's, however, is the salary of the monitor. operators who run them. Atlhts,h i..,i ,I,..t... 14 WI %IVI jiijv been n handling these duties during Seminole County Court proceedings, a circuit court - . .. . the breaking a window (Continued From Page 1-A) rule forbIds the trial clerk from $8,100 for monitor-operators of a $2,150 total annual outlay for acting as monitor.operator, electronic CR' electronic and in flrq . n.' tapes to supply seven Baird. In addition to setting the County the monitor-operators eight-track and two four-track sound level on each ch annel and machines, in addition to several maintaining it throughout the are also responsible for transcribing the taped proceedings Sony recorders being used to proceedings, a monitor- into a printed text, Englert take public defender's and operator must handle any says. court-appointed attorney's necessary technical ad. In addition, ninth circuit depositions. Justments, call for the spelling (Orange County) court A standard seven-inch reel of M cnnfising words, change reporters we salaried, as op. tape used on Baird devices tapes, and keep a log which posed to most members of the costs $2.37 at the current bulk Includes all necessary iden.. profession who are paid by the rate and has a running time of Uficatlons and shows the apjob ("per diem"), as they are In three and a half hours — some proximate point on the tape Seminole County. Englert says of It empty space due to pauses where each witness began his the combination of these two and delays during which the testimony. factors has produced some machine is left on. The clerk, on the other hand, massive savings In the Orange A standard package of is often required to take County system. stenographic paper used by minutes of certain portions of To illustrate, the combined human court reporters costs 55 the trial, and attempting to do annual salary of seven monitor. cents and holds an average of that while simultaneously operators would be $56,700, two and a half hours of maintaining the log or keeping Englert estimates that the Proceedings. The expense of one eye on a dwindling tape reel comparable pay total For seven this paper and other materials could produce errors on both Orange County court reporters is absorbed in the per diem and fronts, Chief Circuit Judge during the same period would transcript charges which live Virgil B. Conkling apparently come to $102,000, while trancourt reporters submit to feels. script changes for the year, he employers. The State of Florida has figures, would cost the court an Antt yary proposed a yearly salary of additional $67,000. tenance costs, based on Orange 10 Deputies said church was entered by , --- - -- , Deputy C.H. Braeckllerl To Record Court Activities - Mr. reported extensive vandalism was done In the church chapel, office, kitchen, nursery. and kindergarten rooms after the U UUUU • County 's Center said. Rusty nails taken from a burglarized storage shed at the residence were strewn about, deputies said, and a lawn mower, edger, wrenches and three non-operable radios were reported mlssslng from the ..,.., connection --- NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - They arrived in the harbor to cheers, applause and raucous whistles, the 42 young British women who sailed 632 miles of the Atlantic to help the United States celebrate the 200th birthday of its treakaway from the crown. Their voyage aboard the schooner Sir Winston Churchill ended Sunday in this crowded, festive port where tall masts once again line the docks along the colonial brick buildings of the waterfront. J Care in a weekend Incident, deputies Experiment Uses Mnrh ic 42 Women Sail Atlantic MC Day inside the day care center. Nothing was reported missing from the facility and the youth Sanford police today were was arrested on a burglary Probing weekend burglaries of charge. two houses on Loch Low Lane, In other reports, Sanford Hidden Lake subdivision, In police reported that auto which an estited $1,150 In burglars took camera equipstereo equipment and other ment valued at $500 from the property was hauled away by auto of Evening Herald ineives. Pentagon Panel Reviews . In Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF CANADIAN, Okla. (AP) Caught I .I.T. , -1 I-" ' T I r "r _;~ i r . Ii - ;~. -. *, I .- . ,~ I "~ I" . 0 ~ 11 `~, -,4- - ~ __ -.1 4ch. #,.,.. 5 TO 7 LB. PACKAGE LIMIT 1 PACK WITH THIS COUPON AND 7,50 ORDER EXCL. CIGS 4QC LB, �Evening HeraM 3N. FRENCfl EWE., -SA $"I Monday, June 28, 1976-4A WAYNE Around D. flOYLE. Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, — 1111111111111~ - Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. $2.40. ll Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70-.6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. __ J - The attacks by marauding youths on motorists stranded in a storm on Chicago's South Side only reveals the utter cruelty of all street crime. The detoured motorists in Chicago who were victimized — one of them murdered will become part of the crime statistics which regularly seem to show a losing battle by society against its miscreants. Political commentators have noted that "law and order" is a muted Issue in the current campaigns in spite of the high degree of impatience with the crime rate among the populace. One reason probably is that candidates are running out of fresh ideas for fighting crime. Like many problems in our society, this one has proved particularly impervious to the strategy of throwing money at it. Congress has been hesitating at continuing the high level of funding for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, which was established in 1968 with high hopes of making the streets of America safer. Now, after $4 billion in grants to state and local law enforcement agencies, the muggings, robberies and burglaries go on. It would be a mistake for Congress to assume that because LEAA cannot point to more tangible results from its grants to police departments, money is not going to be involved in an anti-crime strategy. It is where money is spent in law enforcement that should concern federal, state and local officials, and California can offer a case in point. Last year the Legislature with only a few dissenting votes enacted a law requiring mandatory sentences for those who use firearms in serious crimes — mainly murder, robbery, kidnaping and rape. This may not be the last of new laws attempting to keep judges from being too liberal with probation and thus blunting the deterrent effect of criminal laws. Now the bill is coming due. The state Department of Corrections and the California Youth Authority are asking the Legislature for $4.5 million in extra funds to handle an increase in population at their prison facilities they anticipate as a result of this limited mandatory sentencing law. Elected officials and candidates generally can count on a round of applause when they come out for tougher Denalties to "opt criminals c" the street." The cheers may die away, however, when they begin to estimate the investment in jails and prisons that needs to be made if and when a gettough strategy is carried out. Many of these institutions are shamefully crowded and antiquated already, and a more firm sentencing policy cannot retreat from the obligation to couple prison terms with rehabilitative efforts that require decent facilities and staffing. Law and order is still a legitimate political issue, but it does not lend itself to glib campaign rhetoric nor to promises that are not coupled with a recognition of the costs they would entail. Of course it would help if we get more criminals off the streets — but what do we do with them then? - I I I I I Fingers Crossed Once again Americans are keeping their fingers cr,— ,.=d walWig for news from a spacecraft far &om earth.This time a* signals are coming from an unmanned craft called Viking which is nearing the Planet Mars with a robot Luxiing vehicle that will touch dewn on the planet's surface on the Fourth of July — if all goes well . To give this lOng-Planned mission a Blcente~ flavor the first of two Vikings was launched last year on trajectory that would have the Mars landing occur on our 200th Independence Day. While trouble with a leaky valve has raised a question about keeping to the timetable, there is still a possibility that the first object from earth to reach Mars will land there on July 4 bearing the Stars and Stripes. The Viking lander Is pared to send back important in. formation about the atmospnere and soil which could answer the age-old question about whether Mars is capable of sustaining We. Our space program which saw the signal triumph All these chargzi and outr chge3 flying back and forth between office-seeking politicians would lead one to believe election time Is close at hand. 9 Managing Editor Crime Still Vital Issue Rudi, — FLA.2771 Area Code 3 22-211 o !•9993 The Clock By ED PRICKETI lt Is,of course, and one knows that better than Congressional Candidate Sid VLhIen Jr., who on Friday charged Congressman Richard Kelly wi th immoral violations of reelection campaign activitles. Immoral is VihIen's term, but it'a a pretty good one because ft's highly doubtful Kelly would violate the letter of the law In recent mailings of li terature 10 vuttia e (uculnenLi as "campaign literature," a charge which raises the issue of tuing public funds to get reelected instead of for purposes of communication. The reason I doubt Kelly's literature Is a violation of any law Is because that's a trap almcjst any politician on any given day would be too smart to fail into. U the Republican officeholder doesn't understand election laws, you may rest assured tress aide Bill Purvis does. Immediately after Vihien charged Into Kelly, the Seminole County commissioner owed up to a minor error on the part of his office secretary. Seems the secretary, Vihien says, mailed out 131 copies of Vthlen correspondence to Pink Ladles at Seminole Memorial Hoepltal. The letter, according to Vihien, was not intended for Pink Ladles nor was It of any value to them. The upshot is Vlhler wrote the eovny a cheek for M.V, we amount coumyó aetermineli It cost the county for postage and labor to mail the letters. A second Congressional candidate from Seminole County, Dan Reynolds, is getting his campaign off the ground now that his duties as principal at Seminole High School are finished for the summer. Reynolds mint now take his campaign to the voters became previously he was tied to his duties at the high school and had no time for travel. Fingers Aid In 5.3 Oakland Vktory Finley Averts Strike By Allowing Trio To Play At a recent speech before members. of the Optimist Club Reynolds, a Democrat, said "something has to be done about the disillusioned and frustrated young people in our country. OAK..' ND (AP) — Explosive Charles 1 his Oakland A's baseball players while 0. Finley capitulated to vowing there will be no surrendering of his stand against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. : Minutes before his A's were slated to strike on Sunday, after a close vote authorizing a walkout, Finley made the move that automatically called It off. lie finally gave permission for Joe Rudi, Rollie Fingers and Vida Blue to play. 1.,.' ._. . Pfl'-IIv1 ringers snared the hero honors with veteran third baseman Sal Bando, who hit two homers and drove in three runs as the As beat Minnesota Finley had sold outfielder Rudi and pitchers Fingers and Blue Ion June 15 only to have Kuhn void the deal and send the three back to Oakland. Finley wouldn't allow Manager Chuck Tanner to play I — SPORTS Ir Reynolds said a recent poll of high school students shows 73 per cent of students do not believe their representatives are persons of honor and integrity. Commenting on Washington sex scandals, Reynolds said he could not believe "bow low we *I U he's have pg". Reyn" elected le go to Wa1ngton me r*tlsne etli be confined to five women: has wtfe,Ann, and his tour daughters. truly made the sales. — game. Finley maintains he'll win his big damage suit and also get the sales approved by the courts Rudi and Fingers to the Boston Red Sox at a mi llion-dollar price tag each and Blue to the New York Yankees for $1.5 million. Kuhn ruled those big prices and the sale of three stars simultaneously weren't in the best interest of the game. On the matter of the sale, the players back their owner even though there have been many clashes in the past involving the outspoken Finley. The player representative said the A's voted to strike ever, ___________________________________________________ — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 28, W7 -5A _____________________________________ .----7-..... $ them, saying it might bean admission by the owner that he hadn't sentative Jim Todd, who said the strike situation made him as nervous as he had ever been much more nervous than in a He asked $10 million in damages from the commissioner. But when he kept the trio on the bench, the players threatened the walkout, saying that action was unfair to the fl remaining since they'd had to take up the slack. With the strike slated For 1:30 p.m., PD, the Finley announce ment came rignt at that time. though Executive Director Marvin Miller of the Players' "Everybody gave a cheer," said pitcher and player repre- Association advised against it. The two were on the phone when %, DON OAKLEY U TOM . "V Haste ii"1 , 1 1 \ -off4tll ~ LV1340, The recent referendum in California on future of nuclear energy In that state may turn out to be a contest in which everybody won. By a two-to-one margin, Califorians decisively rejected Proposition 15, which would icnes And Despair In Texas 'p _ fr __ — - — .- F" ' - / . .. Pl .. Thus while Californians have signified that they want nuclear energy, the industry has been put on notice (if it were not already well aware) that the public is intensely concerned about this issue and will demand the closest monitoring of nuclear development from here bn out. The in. dustry still faces similar referenda in other states. Actually, the questions of reactor safety, the disposal of radioactive wastes and the possibility of sabotage or theft of nuclear materials have . At IFT== 77 F1, . . ~, He scuffed the dirt. A man of few words but opinions. And during two hours of somewhat difficult conversation, he drew a decidely bleak picture of not only the population *, problem but the general state of the Union: government is not to be trusted, welfare is a rlpoff,politIclansaieshJfty,peoplehaye __________________ ___________ ____________ "I Love A Parade $0 soft. There was no Malice in his thowthts. but there was more than a touch of acrimony, - foul mood. And nowhere is the discontentment Inc.Urnnrin And 4 greater than here in the Sun Belt, or southern __ i rim of America. In recent years the region te • •• — ' '• ' ' fleeing So much uranium will be needed soon just for heavy problems of the urban East and currently operating reactors that some industry NEW YORK (AP) — At a time when At age 40, a female can obtaia $100,000 face stagnating Midwest. They come here for op. executives are convinced the U. S. won't get by Americans have become disillusioned many portunity, primarily, but also because with the amount for an annual premium of $2,080, a male y wi thout substantial [xrtsthflVa1l Street stock market, that most conservative of all in. perceive the social and po litical philosophy to be for $2,353, At age s, the annual fremiums Journal recently reported, "It is probably too dustnes, life Insurance, is getting excited about about double — $4,012 for women, $4,620 for rooted in traditional values, la te to avoid an important uranium export it. men. The policies pay no dividends, but do have program" it quoted the president of Exxon Interestingly, it seems that the dissatisfaction Following a relaxation of regulatory cash value. is greatest where the comforts and benefits of Nuclear Co. as warning, restrictions, policies already are being sold In return, the insured's beneficiaries are the times are also greatest. In Kenedy County, It would indeed be ironic if nuclear energy, whose face value — the rate paid to beneficiaries guaranteed a minimum of $100,000, and possibly for Instance, few citizens are suffering from which is being 'counted on so heavily to help — is governed partly by how well the stock more, although at this time many stock market America's ills. alleviate this country's dependence on Foreign market performs, It Is one of the few places in investors have questions about just how much nation where all of the land is owned by private petroleum, were Itself to beenme dependent upon Note the phrase "by how well." It doesn't more. enterprise in Us foreign supplies. matter if in the meantime the market collapses, But this should not necessarily be cause for r has a spread that cuts into Kenedy. Even though the Standard & Poor's 500 stock berau%e the traditional feature of a flied return alarm, says another authority. After all, there — the face value Another chunk of rich property belongs to the average gained only 5 — is guaranteed. cent 1965 through husband of Anne Armstrong, U.S. ambassador to ar e very few nat ural resour ces in which the hopes "Our experience tells us that in the long in 1975, Walker has high per forfrom his new product, Uni ted Stat es is tota ll y self-sufficient, points out the returns on now being sold in 14 states, bu t soon expected to Great Britain. common stock will be greate r William Jackson, a vice pr esident of Babcock & on bonds and mortgages," says Harry wariuer, b, offered in all 50. The Kenedy ranch here Is one of the largest in ucox Co., which builds power genera Wng When peffnissien is granted by all the in- the country, perhaps 500,000 acres of top grade president of an Equitable Life Assurance subequipment for both the nuclear and fossil-fuel sidlary that Is the first to write such Insurance. dlvldual state insurance commissioners, he cx- cattle, oil, gas and financial security. , industries, Fçrtunately, some of the largest In Walker's opinion, the Equitable Variable pects to be able to sell at least $200 million worth The fabled King ranch is alsn in Kenetly, as known deposits ofurarnumth world are not th I.ife Insurance Co. should be able to utaain a a year, 10 .'e' cent of all Equitable's well as many other counties. Founded by capt. the volatile hUddle East but in Australia and return 2 to 3 per cent better than that earned by er-ough to generate $4 million of premiums in the Richard King after the Civil War Canada. — he had bem . the traditional, more conservative investment first v. As for,,the cost of uranium, he believes the procedures. told by Robert E. Lee to "buy land and never Walker remains optimistic, despite the sell" — it is now the largest corporation ranch in previous going market price was too low and is ne Insurance costs than most ordinary relatively poor market performance in the most the world. There are almost 9W,00o now about where it should be to stimulate ox- whole life policies, but more King acres In Walker maintains that It recent decade. From 1930 to 1975, he notes, the Texas, co bwebbed by 2,000 ploratlon for new deposits. Uranium , anyway, is miles of fences. As g impossible to make comparisons because of S&P average, with all dividends reinvested, for the world-wide holdings, they exceed in area a relatively minor factor in the ulUniate cost the different nature of the policies. increased 11.1 per cent. the states of Maryland and Hawaii. . Z+or LC JACK ANDERSON 4. - Bob Dickson, leader through the first three rounds, dreamed of winning, which would have gotten him out of the weekly 't Monday qualifying tournaments. , I 74 . _____ ____ .(. W 1 II ______ _____ _____ t _______________ _____________ ______________ ______________ .) ____________ __________ ______ ...UNDE"TEATED RAIL ROAD ERS . — Cyndy Poor ump and finished behind surprising New Yorker Miss Poor, predicting the Olympic winner Bill Jankunis, who leaped a lifetime best of 7..514• "probably will have to break four minutes," James Barrineau of the University of Georgia something no woman has ever done. grabbed the other Olympic berth, jumping an The top four finishers surpassed the U.S. k al l-tim e best f 7. of 4:08.5 set last year by Mrs. Lutz, who took Doug own, the American record holde r in third in 4:08.8. the 3,000-meter steeplechase, outraced Brigham Miss Merrill, who turned 20 last week, was Young's Henry Marsh to win that event in second in 4:07.35 with Cindy Bremser fourth in 8:27.39. Mike Roche of the New York Athletic 4:08.26. Club hit the final barrier and went to one knee ______ ________________ ______ _____________ 1,1 is threatened. j ______ ______ 4 the l,S00 meters and Dwight Stones failed to win his specialty Sunday on the final day of the U.S. MissPoor,arecentgraduateofSanJoseState, — broke the American record by winning the women 's 1,500 in 4:07.32 and predicted it would who Faded and finished last in a handtlmed take a faster time to win the Olympic gold 3:55.9. Stones, who set the world record of 7-7 in the medal. NC/tA championships, cleared 7-4 in the high "I know Montreal will go a lot lower," said ___ ___ / EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Cyndy Poor stole show from Francie Larrieu Lutz a nd Jan "I've always been No. 1 in my Merrill, Rick WohThu te r won a bizarre race in country and when your position Olympic track and field trials. ____ I7 1 Blue isn't sure when he'll pitch, saying, "I want to know I'm ready. I don't want to injure myself." - ; 7 _.1 vw~t;14 Miss Poor. second in the 8DO meters five days but leaped to his feet and edged Don Tinun f c r StW flublAg that undefeated look after one game of the city — I.Ittle League tournament, the earlier, outkicked the favorites, voiding what the final Olympic berth. had been billed as a Lutz. Merrill duel. Dick Buerkie of the New York Athletic Club, Railroaders are awaiting the winner of tonight's 7 o'clock loser', bracket game between Jack Ford and Flagship Bank of Seminole. The championship match will be Tuesday night. Railroaders, from row left to right, include Doyle Washington, Kevin Huaman, Todd Lace, Harold Gaines, Terry RuuI, Second row, Robert McCarty, Bo Graham, Jimmy Williams, Jimmy Miller, my life," said Mrs. Lutz, whose husband, Mark, late Steve Prefontaine, won the 5,000 meters in a made the U.S. team in the 200 meters. "I've been handtimed 13:26.6 with Duncan MacDonald sitting around all day trembling ... second in 13:29.46 and Paul Gels, formerly of "I've always been No. 1 in my country," she Oregon, third in 13:38.46. F'reddle Howard, Greg Church and Tony CUrk; Coach Is Bob Graham. (Herald Photo by Tom Vhi- added, "and when your position is threatened - "I don't think I've ever been more nervous in who ran for several years in the shadow of the cent). Sam Cols0n, a 25-year-old graduate of Kansas, won the ja ve lin at 776-2 with Brigham Young's in the men's 1,500 finals, Wohthuter became a Richard George second at 269-9 and Anthony double winner as the 27-year-old Chicago in- hall, formerly of Norfolk State, third at 267-0. surance man edged Oregon's Matt Centrowitz Rhonda Brady, a 16-year-old high school After licking the Butler Na. and Mike Durkin, a law school student in student from Griffin, md., became the youngest Uonal beast first two romcii Chicago. member of the U.S. team by winning the Wohihuter, who also won the 800 meters, was women's 100-meter hurdles. Her time of 13.25 beat par, Dickson collapsed. clocked in 3:36.47 to 3:36.70 for Centrowitz and was better than Pat Wolvelaere's U.S. record of 3:36.72 for Durkin, who did a modified striptease 13.26, but it was wind-aided. Ile started Sunday with a 12WIMBLEDON, England America's Brian Crottfried in also was a singles quarter- cannonba ll.s V er ing Roscoe after the race by tossing his shoes and Jersey to Deby LaPlant was second in 13:27 and Pat foot birdie putt on the first hole ( AP) — Jimmy Connors began straight sets in Saturday's finalist, and the two doubles Tanner of Lookout Mountain, the crowd. Donnelly third in 13:36. that gave him a six-atroke the second week of Wimbledon fourth round. The injury forced partners were pitted against Tenn. Tom Byers of the Ohio Track Club ran a In the women's shotnut. the lone U.S. Olyma lie finished with an 80. sharing ..i.... - -Acd to rcgair, 1. I. rruis him to ratch fran u,e i.ii-,i u - , * ut.I round, blazing 1:51.3 in th e First two laps, a pace that pian will be 25-year-old Maren Seidler of San third place with defending men's singles title he lost to doubles where he was part. In the women's singles, the stunned a crowd of 16,200 at Hayward Field on Jose, Calif., ('ierulaitis will meet eighthwhose winning throw of 53.314 was champion Hate Irwin and Arthur Ashe last year. nered with Guillermo Vilas of seeded Raul Ramirez of Mexi- first week's play produced no the University of Oregon campus. well under her U.S. mark of 56-7 set two years Charles Coody at 290, good For Or could this be the year for Argentina. Vilas, seeded sixth, co, while Connors' opponent is fireworks on the courts. "i got so excited I lost my head," said Byers, ago. $10,600. an outsi der to steal the title Playing just ahead of Dickson from the big names' Certainly Connors showed and Geiberger was Joe Porter of Scottsdale, Ariz. He is anoth- devastating form last week, er Monday qualifier with win- slamming his way past four op. nings of only $6,000 this season. ponents without losing a set. It , Since turning pro in 1968, his was almost as If he couldn't an, biggest year was 1975 when he wait to get back onto center M 1161estones court and make up for last won $19,819. year's lapse. By KEN RAPPOPORT his first major league grand lieve me, it means something to the Houston Astros 4-2, and the Dodgers 12, Giants 8 Defending champion Ashe, AP Sports Writer slam homer and pitcher Jim me. It's important because I've San Diego Padres stopped one shot ahead of Geiberger, 32, Run-scoring singles by Ellie Lonborg became the major crashed out of the cham. In this Bicentennial year, it's Mnever been set with a club Atlanta Braves 3-2. Geiberger's 13-foot birdie putt pionshipo Sa tur Rodriguez and Moth br oke a tie league's se cond 10-game day when — a only fitting that baseball share because of the arm problems Tim Foil drove in three runs in th on the 14th hole had shot him e fifth inning, helping Los winner of the season as victim of heat, tension and poor in the celebration. I've had in the past. with a double ahead of Dickson who had vo lleying — 1w was upset by and a single, Angeles overcome two Bobby Philadelphia defeated St. Lotths. Woodie Fryman and Manny double bogeyed. "My arm fcds great this helping Fryrnan register his Murcer home runs and defeat unseeded Vitas Gerulaitis of Mota haven't reached the "200" In the fourth, with the Pliillies year. I've already had 15 starts 100th victory. Foli's two-run San Francisco. hfurcer drove in -1 -7, double against Doc Medich, and if l can stay healthy that Four runs for the Giants. Five of the 19th time this season, Boone hit from the rough into the wa- dynamo who outlasted him 4-6, halfway there. means I'll get maybe or .i4 was the key hit in a three-run his nine home runs this season smackrd ter, banged his club on the 8.9, 6-4, 6-3, 6-I As a result of Sunday's peran 0.1 pitch over the starts. That's not bad for a &- third inning for the Expos. ground in disgust and finally have come against Los Angeles. left-field screen to cap a six-run But cven a Britain's book- lormnances, both players hit the Lyttle had the other Montreal year-old man." .. , The Dodgers broke a 6-6 tie settled for a bogey. . makers tightened the odds on a Mota ranks fifth on the all. RBI In the inning with a single the fifth when Ed Goodson, in explosion. Lonborg, who was Connor victory, a dark horse — Fryman with his pitching Bill lifted with two out and the bases On 17, Geiberger made a time pinch-hit list, but the sig- to left. Russell and Rodriguez singled loaded in loomed ever larger on the and Mota with his hitting. the sixth, raised his testy par, corning nificant 100th hit was a long The Expos scored what for one run. Mota followed with record to 10-4. Randy Jones of out Of (lie horizon for the world's greatest An especially elated Fryman sand and canning a five-foot time coming. The last time he proved to be tne winning run in a pinch-hit single, giving grass court tournament, gained his 100th major league San Diego leads the ma jors putt. At that point, he knew tiC hit safely was on May 23. the fif th w hen Foil singled home Dodgers an 8-6 lead. The with 13 His name; Charles Pasarell, victory, leading the Montreal triumphs. had tied Porter for the lead. "I hope I don't have to wait Larry Parrish, who had led off Dodgers added three runs in the an unseeded 32-year-old Expos to a 4-3 decision over the I Mets 13, Cubts 3 that long to get 101," said Nlota. with a walk. Ile Pirates got eighth, two on Lee Lacy's WOODIE FRYMAN But up ahead on 18, Porter veteran from Puerto Rico, who Pittsburgh Pirates. A pleased Phillips homered for the third In the other National League their first run against Fryman bases-loaded single. Don Sut- - -"100th win was in trouble, unknown to Gei- has pulled off the two most Mota collected his 100th career games, the Philadelphia in the top of the fifth on Al ton, 7-7, earned the victory successive game and Ed berger. Porter put his dri%e Into dramatic triumphs of the pinch-hit, helping the Im Angeleagues may not mean much to Phillies beat the St. I,ouis Car- Oliver's homer. Pittsburgh while Mike Caldwell. M, took ...,' But Will An Outsider Take It? Connors Covets Singles Title East's sentiment b of course, widely ob. served In the nation today, The electorate is in a JOHN CUNNIFF .-' - - I — U.S. Track Record....... ! p ___ Geiberger won with a closing par. "It's hard for me to believe I won," he said. town, one public road, one stop light, a gas station and a million mesquite trees. "Not many towns around here," I observed. "One's too many for me," the cowboy said. for-N ho le. lie said later, "I'll admit that was a rare way to win a tour nament." He said that he remembered Arnold Palmer winning at Tucson some years ago with a double bogey on the final hole, but, of course, he wasn't going for one. anything to see. There are 600 people in 1400 sqURre mile! of V-,-tedy County. There Is one CA() been grossly distort~~d, not only in California but playing for a bogey on the last His name was Tom East. Man in his fifties. An old cowboy amoldag a self-rolled cigarette. It was on toward dusk in the middle of nowhere, Kenedy County on the Texas Gull, and I hadm stopped to look around, not that there was ,.A ___ Geiberger backed into the $40,000 top prize by deliberately . snake, and bowed at the knees. "This yo ur store" i "Nope," he replied, "I just work around here." - ,- \ not Al Geiberger. boot& He was tall as a barn, lean as a prairie . ___ ___________ And maybe the Wester n Open can be called the Back Door Derby. Nobody went forward. starting line-up, The outfielder didn't get a hit, but turned in four catches in left field two of them outstanding. With Oakland leading 4.0, the Twins staged a three-run rally in the sixth and had two on with two out when Tanner called in FIner Jp gj lorry et first pitch. Then he finished up to notch his ninth victory. "I didn't know if I could go that long in this heat after the layoff," said Fingers, the outstanding player in the 1974 World Series. "I was a little nervous at first, but after getting lisle, I wasn't nervous anymore. I'd been warming up every other day but that isn't like being in a game." Cyndy Poor Breaks - OAKBROOK,Ill.(Ap) Maybe the real winner of the Western Oj,en was the Butler R1TA, Texas The man outside the general store had the look of Randolph Scott about him. Levis, cotton shirt with pa pockets, spurs spinning from the backs of hIss ___ — and signed by Gov. Edmund Brown, which greatly counteracted the scary vision of atoms gone wild conjured up by the anti-nuclear forces. immediate future may be a shortage of uranium and prohibitively high prices for the ore, which have already escalated from $8 a pound in Jtus uary 1174 to around ia or su today. _. %& ^C1 in have mandated impossible safety and perf ormance standards for nuclear power plan ts and, according to opponents of the proposi tion, have st opped the development of n uclear energy in its tracks. Both sides expended millions of dollars in promoting their arguments. contributing to the defeat of Propoetitlon 15, however, was the action by the Cal if o rnia legislature on the eve of the balloting in passing three measures relating to nuclear plant safety, The real problem facing the Indastry in the TIEDE ' Slowly elsewhere in the country where nuclear plants have been built or are planned. ' Course Def eats GoIfers? Manager Tanner announced that Rudi would be in Sunday'I Players Achieve Pitching, Hitting Goals Frym I ,I I R ~I . It Mota Reach New les Dodgers beat the San Franthe rough, his second into a championships. in a club record-tying, eight-run some guys, because there are dinals 6-2; the New York Mets added two runs In the seventh the loss, FIrst he ousted No, 5 seed cisco Giants 121. .trap his t hird o ve r the green pitchers who have 150 or 200 routed the Chicago Cubs 13-3; on RBI doubles by Oliver and s econd inning as New York Phlllies 6, Cardinals 2 "Getting 100 wins in the big wins," said Fryman. "But, beand ended wi th a double bogey Adriano Panatta of Italy in a the Cincinnati Reds trimmed bill Robinson. Catcher Bob Boone cracked humbled Chicago . gripping five-sets, then dropped six for a 73 and Phillips and Dave Kingman the first two sets against each delivered two-run singles On the 18th, Geiberger follow- Australia's Phil Dent before WASIUNGTO AN — Agriculture Secretary Earl Michigan state Republican convenu . first landing on the moon seven years ago has been out of the in the big second as the Mets It was similar reports for past presidents. On. ed the general script of the winning the next three and unaWn*dty is important." Butz has always been the kind Of Public speaker headlines since the List of the Apollo missions, We welcome it entitled, "The Republican Revolutjon.11 equalled their biggest Inning, WIRETAP FLAP: What started In bipartisan tournament and put his drive entering the quarter-finals. Sen. Edward Kennedy. D.-Mm, praised who could make the Gettysburg Address sound back, both as a Bicentennial testimonial to the extraordinary ~ In his droning monotone, Butz read the words harimny at last accomplished in 1970 .among the trees. He was due to face Ilie Nasthe White House three months ago is Ford and Levi for their outstanding leadership.. like a crop report. capabilities of America's space engineers and for the an. . against San Francisco. It also prepared for him at the taxpayers' expense. now ending in acrimony on Capitol Hill. By FRANK BROWN "This step will move us a long Way toward the tase of Romania, the third seed. ticipated answer to the riddle 0 whether organic life can exist or 'Let's see it," referring to the But lately, he has been gathering steam on Th ey wouldn't have won it Tigers 4, Red Sax 2 "I had a shot to the green," he Yankees 6-10, Brewers 2-2 "It was in the cold light of a New England was the biggest inning in the Confidential White Hom minutes show that kind O f protect ion the c AP Sports Writer has existed elsewhere in our solar system. flat, Midwestern monotone has spring morning," he began dramatically lineup card, which could save a without Sal Bando, who drove in Ameri an people are LX,troit scored an unearned 'I .i-' said. "But it was a very difficult Ashe had been the No. I seed Mickey Rivers had four hits , "that both Democratic and Republican leaders supentitled to," said the s A bright, iunny day in Oak- player walkout only by bearing three runs with two homers run on Tom Veryzer's fielder's over-all, extending his hitting and Connors No. 2. ena tor, ~ risen to new rhetorical heights on bebalf of the American Revolution began just over 2DO ported President Ford's wiretap legislation one with water to contend with. Reds 4, Astros 2 last "I guess I'd have to put my land was being completely ig- the name of Fingers, Joe Rudi which raised his seawn's total choice grounder in the Ilth in. streak to 20 games, and Graig President Ford's campaign. The sium Ka3tenmeier, who has now years ago!' That revolution continues, declared Mardi. I asked an official what Porter Pete Rose drove In two runs money on Connors or Nastase nored by at least two men who or Vida Blue. Unfortunately, Butz's new-found eloquence Butz, "under the clear to 13. They wouldn't have won It ning and Dan Myer followed Nettles hit two home runs and and Cesar Geronimo scored changed his tune, joined the harmonious chorus had done. He told inc he double light of reason within the The President's bill would set for the title," said a disap. had very serious matters on has dubious rootL Career civil servants, who are Republican party. And under Miller sat wondering, worry- without a two-run triple by with a run-scoring single, car- drove in five In the nightcap to twice and had three hits, leadership of judge panel to approve wiretaps. up a seven- at the March 23 meeting, bogeyed. Can you gine how pointed Ashe after being their lead. Rep. Robert barred by law from political activities, have President Gerald R. Ford." minds. Jim Todd, A's ing about the pause and the Gene Tenace. The only Democrat who raised any . rying the Tigers to their give the Ifelt, knowing Yankees their Fifth vic- ing Cincinnati past Houston. that all I needed knocked out Kasterimeir, D.-Wis. has now charged that the questions of the $,000 player-representative, stood In newswith which Todd would been writing the secretary,s q*ecbe& They They wouldn't have played it unorthodox victory over the tory in a row and the 12th in 14 Fred Norman, 6-1, bout the bill, ~ Having thus aligned Ford with the founding panel will be mealngless if the judges simply are to win the tournament wa to checked - I according to the minutes, was Sen. tournament. the A's clubhouse and Marvin return. had iinley not acquiesced to fled Sox. have Also been cOmPelted to Prepare background fathers, Butz moved to the climax of his speech. going to rubber-stamp Justice Dept. requests. James Abourezk, D.-S.D. He objected to a games. ) , * bogey the last hole? I changed s Houston on four hits over the "But Charlie Pasarell is a Miller sat in his New York papers onstaff, "Then I heard a loud cheer," Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's agricultural issues !or We F Indians 6-2. orioles 3-4 Detroit Manager Ralph Houk "What I'm going to do," he intoned, ,,i s tell campaign jny He Want, the judges to have first seven innings in beating power to waiver cla e in the bill which would allow some# whole game plan and dark horse, especially if they home 3,000 miles away. Miller said. "Todd came back directive that the three emraised some eyebrows you Flat out: President Ford deserves the in vestiga te the e vide nce to determine whe ther to go ahead without the panel's by rilir, played my second shot side, Baltimore's Ross Grinisley the Astros for the 10th time in 13 it Tod d's words were disturbing and said, 'Rudi's in left field." bottled players be used in a taniy listing put him on the cen te r court. The man who has been orchestrating tIii,i Republican party nomination because he I,, pr0!'al two designated won the nightcap, recording his career decisions. Rawly the justifies wiretapping. He also wants to make it ,) _1116~ misuse of On civil service is Butes deputy ur~- best possible candidate — and he is hit a sand wedge and When he plays the center court to Miller as their telephone disWith the embargo lifted by "normal manner," though hitters in his lineup card. Rusty first victory in six weeks after Eastwick hurled the final V'k a winner... more difficult for the Justice Dept. to tap the -nie disclaimer clause worries me,-, said 't .: It"Then! two dersecr~y, Paul TU* whose specistly is went over the green, some. it seems to bring the best out of cussion progressed. The Oak- owner Charles 0. Finley, the Finley remained insistent that Staub was slated to bat fourth Cleveland's Pat Dobson had - P, 0 innings for the Reds and picked Butz always includes a pro-fornut attack on te14,0110 Of a U.S citilm Um iliose of a foreign . . . AbOurelk. " Some president may um it against political campaigning. For more than 16 years, the I thing I had been doing all day." him and he raises his game 50 land A's were about to 90 On A's went out and won a ball the players no longer are his and Alex Johnson sixth — both stretched his winning 3tring his enemies." overgrown federal bureaucracy in his national. to up his ninth save of the season. Geiberger continued. "And I per cent. But if he plays on strike — despite Miller's advice game 5-3 over the Minnesota prcperty after the June IS as DR. he was director of the National Republican speecfwm But he doesn't mention that he keeps A six by winning the opener. Padres 3, Braves 2 But . The Democratic majority In Congress will Atty. Gen. Levi Insisted that the National Congressional Committee, which Is devoted to at least three bureauts busy writing illegal t . said to myself, 'You dummy, court No. 15, he's just Charlie." to the contrary — and there was Twins. Rudi played left, went 0- rummage sale that 3hook the Royals 5, Angets 4 "I Just goofed," Iloult said. provis ons to the president .W. probably Security Tito Fuentes' two-out infield add these i Agency must be able tots the 3 - .......- . little that could be done. ; elft-ting Republicans to Congress. Another quarter-finalist for4 at bat but made some good baseball world. you.' But l didn't have a bad he But after Staub batted in the top political speeches and paper& John May berry's bases. single in the ninth inning scored s*Z ovawAs without clewing It -or" bill by the * time it reaches his desk. This telephones of The clock licked towards 1:30 catches, and Fingers — in his In 1974, President Ford brought Theis into the and chipped back to within Bjorn Borg of Sweden — also In the other American of the first inning and Johnson loaded, Ilth-inning single gave Ted Kubiak from third, givi-ig Footnote: Theis acknowledged that a career Democratic tinkering has u with a Judicial panel back ho a — game time, the moment of first appearance sinc~- June 12 League games Sunday, Detroit went to right field in the bottom Pasarell as me. He also argued three feet of the cup and was named White House. He moved earl) Us year to the civil servant worked ou the June 12 speech. Kansas City its triumph over San Diego its victory over VWIQWTQ~ , thought they had a that the Justice Dept. must have the power, in anj truth. When Oakland Manager Agriculture Dept. where he has now pressed Theis Insisted that he added the language But Republican leaders darkhorse. &ible to get down for a five.' pitched 3 1-3 innings Of topped Boston 4-2 in 11 innings; half, Red Sox Manager Darrell California. Atlanta. Moments earlier, calling concensus at a closed-door White House meeting emergency Cause, to tap f 24 hours without "lie's plays very well and Chuck Tanner walked into the shutout relief to pick up his New York swept Milwaukee 6-2 Johnson protested — sue@19744V11A.C< thrft Muctant career employes into service for Ford's nomination. He feels Us is nG White Sax 6, Rangers I ~ ', t im. on March 23. . Braves' centerfielder Jim approval. Porter finLehed with a 73 and he's already beaten two good dressing room, a smile ninth save. r churning out campaign material for Ford, BuLs proper since he is a and 10-2. Cleveland beat Balti- CessfullY — to umpire Marty Pookie third baseman Kevin Wynn had prevented the Padres political appointee 209, , & good And that's for second pla ce and the way the confidential transcript 'It he doesnY make /I In the big leagues &s a players," said Borg. "lie's very creasing his face, Todd put the dnd company. The Democrats may leave .Jie "Fingers pitching proved our more 6-3, t hen the Or lolei took Springstead. As a result, pitch- Ball cracked a two-nm homer from win ' waiver clause conceded that the AgrimIture Dcpt. h.-S of the m.eeirg ,,Tb.-.c of CZ=Ce,,, bin. ning when his perfect 122.800. reads. is the in Ltw L player, he to be phone down. dangerous." se's REALLY A GS-14 civil servant, for example, wrote prepared background papers for point," said Todd of the latest the nightcap. -2; Kansas City er Frank MacCcrmu ck be came to back the combined seven-hit throw nailed But the President will the Pres ~i Bill Mallon was sixth at San Diego's Dave Ford ident pleaded after 291 MO TIVA TED — I've never "on such G.qEED!" Borg. the No. 4 seed, needed a "Chuck came in and said. crisis to involve Finley. "We trimmed Cahfornia 5.4 in 11 in- the first Tigers hurler to bat Pitching of Butz' s Jim 12 keynote address before the conten&d that the department has prepared Levi explained the bill. Atty. Gen. Edward recognizing his legislation when Congress But Johnson and Winfield at home. Winfield had S an Andy North and George pa-killing Injection for a groin 'The game's on," "A high degree of delivers it ba ck o said reliever might not have been able to win nings, and Chicago defeated during a regular season game Dave Hamilton to pace Chi- attempted tWuxi e from second i us ns were next a M. injury beating Rollie Fingers. "The guys said, this game without him." before Butz Buttressed By Some vil Servants' C'1 6 Flinging Ringers A*Ids Oakland VI'dory ' 8 ERRYS WORLD '. who -- wants an owner. Texas 6-2. sunce 1972. cagO's triumph over Texa& on a sh*le by Johnnv Crubb. �6A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 28, 1q18 Le ;1 WOMEN ~7_j parfl rseButler t Clu yard winter Haven I T-I AMERICAN LEAGUE .a*ri; •a. Lii) W I. 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Pct. 3$ 79 37 31 .500 31 39 York Louis os 14 , 20 10 .129 19 Chicago West Cincinnati ii Los Ang San Diego Atlanta Houston San Fran 40 33 541 ', 31 3.4 521 6 33 39 .455 12 40 .444 12 20 45 .400 IS, , - Saturdays Results New York 1 0, Chicago 2 St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2. to frEir.g- 7. M01`111`141 6 Houston 3. Cincinnati San Francisco i, Los Angeles 2 San Diego 93. Atlanta '7 Sunday's Results P1111111401018 6, St. Louis 2 Montreal i. Pittsburgh 3. ki In Long Dry _____ __________ _______ _______________ 74727174291 George Burrts. $4,150 MOUNT __________ ___________ POCONO, Pa. riofln. bø I)U I I "at'anoog. 3 3 .1 7 0 • X0 5 IMayi 111.191 Co4um,.., 7. Seva,'v'..,, o OOo0 K 2 iacs,on,ui. 3j. C,,.tt., tpirnessc,'ee,øq,j Mi,'i OIlifl 74O-7'2 Gil Morgan, 55.000 71727377 793 Peter OOS?VPIUiS. 55.000 737372 75-293 Steve Verlato, 55.000 13-11-7475-293 73 I uuF,., - ___________ ____________ ___ ______ __________________________ Harness Racing Chaflo"t &I Montg"try ,ul _______________________________ _____ SEMINOLE TONIGHT 'S Major League _________ __________ 1. - .riunge )Jnt ; -c: - - ffl'1 ____________________ 'r' ~ ter Ot - thirds and nearly a half dnI1rinnrtpmnrøv..iti:......j...., - ... mithon with good mileage. The impressive victory proved what proponents of the revolutionary eight-cylinder Although experts concede the Cosworth, of Cosworth engine have been saying a ll along: It's Formula heritage, Is rich with horsepower, Its got the horsepower to blow everything else off fuel consumption has been correspondingly rich a crucial fault under current USAC fuel the track. I Unser, whose VeFs-Parnelli team has alone restrictions. struggled to perfect the engine the past 14 "We've been working very hard on it, said I way Sunday, despite a long pit stop and a March by winning the pole position for a race a' "Showdown at the OX" could confrontation of David Pearson and Richard Petty in the July 4th shredded tire that cost him nearly two laps at Phoenix, only to finish fourth after fuel' I (Grimes) 3) Medal of Honor Firecracker 400 at Daytona InternatIonal Speedway. After a little more than 49$-miles of Daytona competltloflatD$ytonaIflternatIoftal in February, the two giants Phi. 56. T,Petez. Cm. 51; Luzinskl, 6. Armbro Jamie (S Clark) 72; 7. Burns Guy (Bero"k) 1111- 1; 8. Dutch of Winston Cup racing were making a no-hokill4muTed, pell-mell Differ W. Time (Brainard) 6-1. THIRD C.3. Pace. I Mile, Parse U15: I __ charge to the finish when both crashed In front of the OIdIield ith) is-i; 2. Grandstands. Barney Oldfield would have loved It I Pearson kept DOUBLES-Zisk. Pgh, 20, Diane Farvel (Komers) Ii; 3 his engine running and, much to th e chagrin of Petty, was able Mon tanez. All, 19; MaClock. Chi, 15; Sneaky John (Sica) 7 2; 1. Victor y Garvey, LA, IS; G.Maddox, Phi, 17; Wreath (Roy) 52; . ii.. Z. (Di creep across the finish line to win the world's richest stock car Winfield, So, 17, Berry) 3.1; 6. Annie Laurie Leo race. Pearson, Petty and all the NASCAR stars will be mehing TRIPLES-D,Cash. Phi. 7, W.Davis. SD. 6; Geronlmo. Cia. 5. HOME RUNS-Kingman, NY. 25; Schmidt. Phi. 20; G.Foster . Cia. 16; Monday, CPu, 13; Morgan. Cia. 12. (Stader) S-I; 7. Middle T. (Bridges) theirlstflordaappearancfoftheye*rwheuthegrngf to start the nadon's greatest Bicentennial celebration of sport - FOURTH C.3. Trot, I Mile. Purse $415: I. Mar Con Star (Johnson) 10 1. 7. Stars Shield (Hobbs) 12; 3. Impulse (Wilsey) the Medal of Honor Firecracker 400. NY,9.7, 111118,11 11 R Jones. SO, 13 3. 513, 269 K64t. Phi, 1-2. .500. 315 Reed, Phi, 62. .750. 2.90 Alcala, CIa, (Rau) 9.2; 2. Z. Easter Son (Burgess) S-I; 3. Marc Sterling 1W. CHAG IN IAP - American League - BATTING 00 at bats)- G.Brelf. fGrirnts) I 1; New York 13, Chicago 3 Cincinnati 4. Houston 2 RUNS-0111, KC. 52; Hargrove, (Dagensis) 10 Los Angeles 12. Sa n Fran TI, 49; Rivers, NY, 11; R.Whlte, dr iver) 10 I cisco I NY, 15; North, Oak. IS. SEVENTH - C.3, Pace, 1 Mile, San Diego 3. Atlanta 2 RUNS BATTED IN-Burroughs, Purse $625: 1 Star Glaze N (Parr) I. Monday's Games Houston (Dierker 67) at $n Tex, 53; Mayberry, XC, $1; 1.2. Howards Chief (Howard) 7.2; 3. Chambl,s, NY, 19; Otis, KC. 47; Dick Walnut (Weaver) S-I. 4. Grey Francisco (Dressier I 5) Munson, NY, 46 Bill Chicago (Coleman 271 at HITS.-G,Brett, XC, 103, LeFic,re. (ilobbi) 8-I; CheI Mercedes (Viiar) Pittsburgh (Rocker, 6.3). (a) Oet. 90. Rivers. NY. $5. Carew, Min, 92,7. Miss Erin (B. Regur) l0.);$. St Louis (Denny 3-4) at New U; Chambliss. NY, 56; McRae. KC, Avon Marshall (Dennis) 31. York (Seaver I'S), (a) EIGHTH Claiming Pace. $1000, Philadel phia (Carlton 6.3) at 56. DOUBLES-McRae, KC. 17; a. Mile. Purse 1423: 1. Western Montreal (Rogers 24). In) --C -. utvans. b%11. Ii; Carty. ar y, dc, 16; Scott (Bourgeois) 9.2; 2. Ocala Cincinnati (Alcala 62) at San i, ,C, ió. r,.r.fuye, lex, to. bomy (Aldrich) 3. Joaqu i n Jean Diego (Foster 2-3). (a) TRIPLES-G,Brett. KC, 7; (Jefferson) 5-1; 1. Arden Ed Atlanta (Ruthven 9-5) at Los Garner, Oak, 7. Blanks, C13, 5; (Newman) &I. 5 Domed Meet Angeles IRliciden 6,o), (n) LeFbore. Dot . S. Rivers, NY, s (D'Amalo) 10 I; 6. Jeremy Tuesday's Games Paquette, XC, 5; North, Oak. 5. (Grimes) 3.1; 7. Egyptian Wind Chicago Of PittSburgh. (a) HOME RUNS-L.M.ay, Bji. 13; (Hobbs) SI; S. Pepper John St Louis at New York. 13; Car,C. Oak. anadi Phiied.ipnaa at Montreal, tnt I); Rice, Sw,B. 12; Otis, KC, 12. NINTH C.3, Pace, I Mile, Purse Cincinnati at San Diego, (n) STOLEN BASES-Patch, KC. 35; $423: 1, Hurricane Scott (Bridges) 9 Atlanta at Los Angeles. In) Carew, Mm, 37; Baylor. Oak, 32 , 2. 2. Armbro Jimmy (Thompson) SHouston at San Francisco. North, Oak. 31; Rivers, NY. 21, I. 3. Governor Del Lee (Tarpy) 31; Camp.aneris, Oak, 71. 1, C.00dtlme Julie (Grimes) 61; PITCHING (7 DecisionS)- Grannys Girl (Filipelli) 72; 6. Little Garland. Bal, SO. 1.000, 170 Bird, Jodi (Bourgeois) SI; Y. Ocala Byby ma-sr a-IPIII KC. Ii. 119. 19 ri,lr,rh. fl.4 71 r...,,,, ,u..,.. . ., -8Y5.2$WCarnpbeiI,Min;72; .77$. Floyd 0. (B. Regur) 101 356 J,Brown. dc, 62. .750, 3.0,) TENTH C.2. Pace, I Mile, FLORIDA ITATIII LEAGUE hernserst Division 00. 109 3 Umoay JoAnne (Ormsby)6.1; 4 tampa 'I 3 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal, 136; Single Differ (Bridges) 5-1; S. Lakesand 39 II 351 2Tanana, Cal, 12); Biyleven. Tex, Chan ce Win IM. Crank) 10 I; 6 My it PesU'Saur. • WMef P'a,w% 33 43 31. ii', 101. Hunter. NV. 53. Jenkins, Bsn, Boy Joe IRoNer) 7.2; 7. Marytar $ivI%uq, DIvijis. 12 Queen (Johnson) 10 1. $ Cutlass A Miami U 21 637 . mrdtru 0I , L2'• 5M W Palm React, 29 26 .416 II Po.'p1n0 e'..o - 2C42 $1 Ii. t ~ 11 I I ~ is the first real hot day we'c played in this year. I hit only two of last six drives. Coni. ing in I Just scraped them out there (But) all I need is a ... night to recharge." Mrs. Carrier, who is fourth in the money standings with about $44,000, had s hot two steady Joining Louganis on the KNOXVILLE, ter Mclngvale, both of Dallas. Mcir,gvale, 25, and Barbara rounds of 70s going into the Louganis was the sen. springboard are Air Force IV Two exciting teen.agers and ,A D;# ".6win Its 1,; A LIIL, to u IdI&j.d. She rsuu wee 1X. Cant. FhIl Boggs. 26, the curtwo former Olvmnian h,iI the sation nItht' ilivthg !!'IsJ! t U.S. men's and women's diving University of Tennessee pool rent world champion, and Rob- Mclngvale was on the 1972 geys and a birdie on the front teams that will compete in the last week, winning first place ert Cragg. 22, Staple Glen, Pa. Olympic team as was Miss Ely. nine and a paid of bogeys and a MISS Ely, 22. paced the quail- birdie on the finishing ho les. I Two Ohloans, Kent Voslet- of Olympic games at Montreal on both the 3-meter s pr ingboard fiers on th e platform. th O er "On the whole it was a terEaton and Tim Moore of and 10-meter platform. next month, cm. cinnati, round out the American hlghboard divers are Melissa rible round," she said. "I will I The newcomers are Greg Miss Chandler, who just trio on the highboard. Moore is Briley, 22, San Antonio, Tex., ha ve to play well to beat Judy. Louganis, 16, El Cahon, Calif., recently turned 17, l ed a five-t ime NCAA diving cham- 'and Deborah Wilson, 20, Colum- She is little more steady than I bus, Ohio. am." and Jennifer Chandler, 17, Lin- Springboard qualifiers and lttLss P10(1. Tom Gomp(, Miami, coach. The late-surging Miss Blalock co in, Ala. The ex-Olympians Ely was No. I off the hi gh Miss Cha ndler's coll eagues manager of the team, said he matched Mrs. Rankin's 69 for are Ja ne t Ely a nd Cynthia Pot. board. off the springboard are M believes it is the best field of the day on four birdies and on divers ever to represent Amer- bogey. She had previous rounds 1 ica in the Olympics. of 74 and 72. "I think bo th the men's and hi Be nd the top three was women's teams are the finest Mari.!Yri J. -With o( New Zea- I ever assembled in this coun- land, who shot a 71 to inch up to try," he said. "Our men's 217. Th r ee players are bu nched springboard threesome is at 218: Chako Higuchi of Japan, CpabIC of going 1-2-3 hi shot a 73; Cathy McMullin and BUFFAI.O, N.Y. i AP -'Me vestors see king th e National Buff al o then instituted a spate Olympics." Higins, both with 70. sale of Buffalo Braves basket- Basketball Association fran. of lawsuits asking $58 million in ball team, which a So uth F'lon- chise. i_iag icacing damages. d sports promoter wantz to " enough people and The suits ao rcsuivcd in DAYTONA BEACH buy, has been assured to a enough newspaper court de es ni TONIGHT'S ENTRIES group of local investors, the quoted source as saying. from moving the team. Buffalo Courier-Express an' see how we can fail." FIRST 5-14, 8: I John I. "1 wo uld be remiss if! didn't Hayes, 2 Noticeable; 3. Norwood 's reported today. Th gr formed 12 mention that Mr. Snyder has Image. I Toughy Tommy, S. "We are getting close to fi- days ago to purchase the been most coopera ti ve," the Korwy's Time. 6. Top Fern. 7, nalizing things," the newspaper ro owner Paul Sny- newspa per quot ed the source Errw'sta, I Fuzzy Whiz SECOND $.16, 0; I. Jack Nebo. quoted a member of the group der, the newspaper said. saying. 2 Jazz Man; 3. Perfect Circle; i. saying. Snyder first gave an option to The man denied reports that Wrighl Energy; S. Vinegar Sill .6 The did not dis- buy the club to Irving Cowan of an announcement of the sale Wayside Bond;? Diamond Dart; Jr 5. close the iden ti ty of the In. Hollywood, Fla. The city of wou ld come Th ursday. Northern Friend, THIRD 1.16. 0: I. Ed's Lotsa "Paul Snyder has gone for a Luck. 2. I'm Velva, 3 Main Chute, .1. 0e1. S. Gun. Oucs; 6. My '9' week," the source said, "a nd On Peck, 7, Min Susie; I. Dixie there are se veral ma tters to be striderwork ed out." Strange Week For Baseball I. Term. lAP) Sale Of Buffalo Braves IC) NY Investors l Golf ' Lavdeqdale at Wet? Palm React,, -l.a ¶4p at Lakeland. pwI for con 'f' - PM- Western Open Scores. Ill III. (AP) Fm. OAK "ROCK. 3 not top scores and money win fl'flQ Sunday in 1151 5200 000 WESTERN Open over the 7.002 - _____________________________ Pam -- We have money, " the ... - the I c rs r trai ng Snyder t e - or " Braves f oup was m as as newspaper SPORTS IN BRIEF - I Cardinals' Jim Hart Bob's Lips, 2 Almost Didn't; 3 It's Dooley; I 0 H '5 Debbie. 5. Gold Palac e; 6. (arnie Mink; 7. Blue JeweIl, I IlAI.TlMORF(AP)_ltW3a5J'JflgeWeekoftjsel2iulJ Mary Kate In Baltimore dur ing the Just co mpleted homestand. L, 0: I It'S Taffy; 2 FIFTH The following rareties were recorded: Capgy's Sheri; 3 Sunny Dell, 1 Red --Brooks Robinson, Baltimore's 39-year-old third babeDarla. S. D.S. Jackpot4. jersey Jack. 7 Whitedove Eckert; 5. New man who never had speed even as a vounllster. beat nut a Arrangamen t SIXTH 5.16,5; I Ramblin Cathy. 2 Pecos Jivin'; 3. Wright Gay; I co- i impulW; S. D.anna Eckert; 6 Bob Tryon; 7 Wella Pet; I, Bachior Boy SEVENTH 5-Il. A; I Eleanor Daniels; 2. Jenolla; 3. Budzoo's Butkui; 4. Shaded Blue; S. Jump Master; I Trace'i's Toucpuk.a; Y. Printer'* Iron; S. R. Big Casey. EIGHTH It. C: I. Peggy Fallon,' Smohey Says: 2 White Cactus; 3. Worthy Will; I Florida Buck, S. Becky Sue; 6.M & M's Bonnie. 7. Mil MOSS; 0. Madison TOSSD'I& AW7 A Ire RNINGSMOKES NINTH-5-16.C. : iman's Shot; 3 Cap Checker, A t'46US S Mar Ru Cap; 6 Tim , 14A911"1 Ryder; 7. Fast Pal; I B B 's Knee TENTH - S-Il, A: I Barney --.. Ecker t. 7 Jobill's Fr, tlo, 3 He Printer. 4 Lucky Whij, S Ken 111) St rider; 6 Chicory; 7 Snazzy Time. , s. Movu ng Lady, .4w' ELEVENTH - 3.16, C: I Sc Lonesome Lit; 7. or Bunbon; ilw 11 Terry T Blrry; 1 HI 0 No, S My I My Molly; 6 Aggie Faith; 7 Son sation, I. (Jnravelir'g TWELFTH - a. I I Rebozo. 7 oi Caleb; 3. Jay Joker; 1 Carol 0.,. S tart ,iti,e Potts. 7 P,',Was 41 - Gets 'Whizzer' White Award C1IICAGO All t St. liiulsCardinais quarterback J(rll Hart has been awarded the Byron H. "Whizzer" White Award at the 10th annual National Foot ba ll Leag ue Players Associaion-Better Boys Foundation Roundup. Roger St,aubauch the Dal las Cowboys and Lyle Aizado the Denver Broncos were runners-up Sunday for the award given annually to "the pl who best serves h1steam,cornn)unityaf)dcow-y mthespirito(Suprernc Court Justice Byron R. Whizzer Whiti!." White formerly sta rred wi th the Pit tsburgh Steelers. - of of ayer Crash Kills Drag Racer PEVEI,Y, Mo liPi Marshall Wuertly of East Si Louis, Ill., a veteran of years in professional drag racing, was killed Sunday w he n his stock car control and roll ed at the finish of trial. He was 34. Authorities at the 155 Dragway said Wuertly's car, traycling at 91 m.p.h., veered to the left near the finish of the etghth.mtle strip and str'ack timing light in the rneclan strip bef or e rolling He was taken to Jefferson County Hospital in nearby Ees.tu.s where 1w Wa'. dead on arrival - five went out of a time a MC. . ...:........... -. IJ - .- I ,: too, even if you don't have a paying a little more for top vegetables. The first, boiling- correctly, they can be stored for . I f. - * . . - until I was nearly 10 years old, STILLSINGLE AT3S r r . - • - - - There's an exception to every rule and Pulled Work is a delightful variation of a car- dm1 principle of embroidery: keep thread tension even and relaxed. Pulled Work is often confused with Drawn Work though they're completely dissimilar. Pulled Work Is a pulling or tightening of tension while in 'trawn Work threads are removed from the background ne United Fresh Fruit and wilting. Sort for size and canning equipment, jars and these foods where they cannot f ind them. supermarkets,anciff you wish to Rinse all fruits and If you To serve home-canned have specific Brenda Checefsky (left) and Donna Lyles model clothes to be Vege ta bl es are abundant at ripe ness to Insure even cooking. scalers. featured In 4-111 state congress competition. (Herald Photo by do some canning or freezing, vegetables thoroughly under questions, don't guess at the vegetables, bring them to a ask the produce manager for a running wa te r. Avoid soaking, answers call your local rolling boil a nd then cover and box price on the item you want as this may cause loss of flavor Coope-ative Extension Service boil for ten minutes. Spinach - National Award Goes To Florida Women's Clubs The award, presented here at lights on outside as a deterent to the 85th Annual International prowlers. Convention of the GFWC, was After a question and answer made "in recognition of Florida section, the men passed out State leadership in encouraging public awareness pamphlets 1I1L1C3L in UHU acuvwe 011 nfl mnf on rope personal money management prevention. and thereby contributing to Detective Ling stated that home and family life." this appearance was the first Local clubs in each of the 50 step in what he feels will be state federations participated more cooperation and Un In this two-year program, a derstanding between the Winter joint project of the GFWC Srrinit Police Dent and the Home Like Department and the citizens of the city. American Council of Life Garden Club Insurance, Typical activities were The Altamonte Springs consumer education programs Garden Club held its June to procea at hirime. If he ts and food value. listed in the telephone directory and corn should be boiled an interested in working with you, While the changes are slim, under county government of. additional ten minutes. you may get an attractive buy there Is danger that foods fices. The same source will give Vegetables to be frozen on the commodities you want. If improperly canned at home you Information on preserving should be washed and then a whole box of one item Is too may become infected with foods by drying them, if this blanched heated In boiling - much, get a neighbor or two to spoilage organLum which, if interests you. water for he tim specified for go in wi th you, to save some eaten, could cause death or To pr event contamination, the vegetable and the size of the money and get top prod uce at serious Illness. However, this fresh produce must be pieces and then cooled inn, the same time. possibility can be avoided by processed at the temperature mediately. The most satisfactory way to pack produce for the freezer Is to use the size con tai ner that - :,/" IF - - " Am 11L, I 1 PN r ,I _____ will hold enough of the fruit or vegetable for one meal. Frozen fruits and vegetables maintain high qua lity for B to 12 months when stored at 0 degrees F. or Y ~ .I. I be low. Many fresh Items such as peaches, apricots, pears, plums, tomatoes, beets, carrots and corn are ideal for freezing I ',d or canning. For the best dollar ~, / and food value, follow the .4 seasons In your fresh produce detment. , - r ,- - \ . t4 _ 1,111111111111111i 41111111111111111: I I 14 I --I--. '. . TJ J Pulled Work using linen thread. for homemakers, guide books meeting at the Altamonte fabric. em- In addition to the Satin stitch, i based on surveys of family- Springs Civic Center and counted-thread A spurting liquid, or has an off ning or freezing. Some people vesting. Choose fresh, firm Regardless of the method odor when opened should be are ex pe rimenti ng wi th drying fruits and young, tender used, it Is vitally Important to destroyed. Since childr en and produce by old-fashioned, vegetables. Use only produce follow directions provi ded by pets have a way of getting Into simple methods. free of bruises or any signs of the manufacturers of home things, be sure to dispose of but I was bribed and threatened DEAR SINGLE. You may live long enough to see the so I never told anyone. Abby, please continue to alert courts make some decisions to PHILADELPHIA - The and self-defense. They also ( ll parents to keep their eyes favor of the unwed fa th er. It's Florida Fed eration of Women's touched on the subject of ra pe. ope n where their children are being worked on, u it we ll Clubs has been named the They advised the women to concerned. And tell young should be. winner of the 1974-76 National :;ecure deadbolt locks for their Sta te Award of the General doors, put burglar pins In S Federation of Women's Clubs. sliding glass doors and keep Pulled Work Differ From Drawn Work beans, Cucumbers, Green produce for canning must be at Also, the open kettle method Any container that has a peppers. All of these are ex- peak of ripeness, and processed may be used for preserves, bulging end or lid, a leak, Is cellent for putting up by can- as soon as possible after har- jams, jellies and butters. . - There are precautions to Peaches, Berries, Apricots, money, and gives fine food for Cherries, Tomatoes, Gr ee n the winter months. Fresh Is the stearri.preaswe canner. canned fruits or vegetables. ~ ~,f6 P .r Club Notes the courts don't consider a I ' letter front a young boy who can cook, sew and keep house had been used that way by a wt good as any woman ran, but father's rights. Why? home garden. Supermarkets quality, It is still an excellent water-bath, is used tot fruits, as long as a year in have fine fresh produce at this Investment because home tomatoes and pickled dark place. season of the year. Plums, processing of foods saves vegetables. Another, used for .. . /_ , . ~ 11 , If, Jean Patteson) I was that kind of a victim Highest quality produce is a f&iowing a few easy steps. and for the time described In a There are three methods used container with a air, tight seal. freezing this year, and you can or drying foods. If It means ' to preserve fresh fruits and When foods are canned ,. : I offered marriage to both - WASHINGTON, D.C. Everybody's canning and "must" when canning, freezing ; ( xually abused by their given both my children as good tathers, stepfathers or "funny a home as their mother could uncles". But I've never seen a have, if she had wanted them. i broidery. Pulled Work is ideal used Cr= stitches, also pulled oriented community resourCC3, for showing off beautiful stit- tight to produce a lacy effect finance forums for husbands and wives, t ee n and chi ld care ches and, wi th a little practice, arou nd them. O ther stitches eff ective in projects. beautiful effects can be ac hi eved wi th it. It's most often Pulled Work are Back, Eyelet Hacienda Club used in borders of straigh t lines Holes and Wave stitches. _•_ 1cj,,n ',-ø unrkp,l in Irirt' 'r.. f .... ...I .' wicc.ilils -";-"b" "' """ LJtiecLivv IULII L.lIl dilU members enjoyed an evening of fun hosted by the executive _ •.., - by '.4 - " 1 1111111"'k boar d. Following an ice cream social, they were entertained by Eddie Rose, master of --------ceremonies isiary r,uen nowe, 4iariations can be developed effect, each stitch pulled Patrolman Wesley Dowell, both painLst; Frank Rowe, soloist uniformly tight, within a design space. of the Winter Springs Police and Betty Davis and her This technique is especially Dept. the guest speakers Olympic Team. For starters, try it along the lovely on table linens, done in at the were regular meeting of the Two couples in the club were border of table li nens white on white or pale pastel Hacienda Village Women's honored for celebrating their very simple design rnaue thread on matching pastel Club on Tuesday morning, wedding anniversaries: Major working bands of Satin stitch, linen. And like so many of our At the invitation of President and Mrs. Robert Watson, c pulled very tight as ea h stitch embroidery stitches, Pulled Grace Lellarte, the two law celebrating their 60th anIs made. Worked On ullef, or Work has a centuries-old enforcement office rs spoke to niversary and Mr. and Mrs. oth er evenly woven iaurtc, tradition. Some of the loveliest the assembly on home security George Williamson, their 50th. ,these tightly drawn stitches examples, in silk threads on O. delicate lacy look linen, were done in Italy uvithetightbaro(Satin than 300yearsago. ' -. - I "yv in A D.A.V.A. AVA Officers of Unit 30, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, were installed Sunday the MAN. Home, U.S. 17-92, Sanford. Past Crndr. Frankle Kaiser (left) handed gavel to Ginny Peters, inco commander, watched by Louise Landreu, outgo in g senior commander. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ' - at INSTALLS ming reate a more I used Pulled Work in a piece Dear Elsa, Our local museum has Seminar of the Embroiderers' several lovely old pieces of ' I designed for last year's Sew His-Hers Trousseaus seingup a very year, it's as urroundlng'mat" was done do this row by row. s (her: any old net dlepoint design' K.I!.J. Dear K.II.J., It would be much be trace the pattern. This done through glass to protect ed original. Once tr can you have the tracing, make it either enlarge It . 'her l,J;;iLL;. rnrn"1i'i:"1Tlfl 11iU.xL1I11ii1U. , way to copy an easier to can ,,. - a - ' . - ~ . . to be the id., nr ho mi lif ho rpWino 'a";' her. Or she might be sewing for him. Sewing, like cooking. has go ne unisex. Both the National Home Sewing Show and the Men's Association summer Fashion show ings Feat ured menswear _____ _________ ..... (F)11( _01Wd for '1 Where all the need about your new corn- . . .some SHIRLEY MILLETT in traditionally tailored suits, In jackets, and shirts and smaller. more casual robes, caftans; and E.W. outfits which can be made and by either men or women. the trend. In Statistics both 1974 and 1975, males took top prizes in the 414 sewing competition. Twenty-one per it's possible to conceal bowed cent of high school home legs in 'dirndl skirts or economics students are male that's more than a million boys drawstring waisted skirts a year learning to sew. More reach to the mid-calf. The main than 10 million thing is to draw attention away garments were stitched in 1975, Twenty per cent of women who from the legs. 834 92)2 or I some Homemade kimono robes cut . 10i roassc.iu c usts Ti ps - When a formal occasion presents itself, a flat-chested stSoman would do well in a drawstring or gathered neckline, or a halter dress with shirring on the bodice to add fullness. - menswear sew made something for last year. And the name designers have discovered men: Bill Blass, Ralph Lauren and Robert 1. Green make patterns for menswear. While changing roles in make-female lifestyles may be part of the reason For surging sales in menswear patterns, there's no question that a man economics Casseiberry.Winter Springs Sanford-Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 8349212 worn prove to go for IflUflit','. easur patterns. (d Ok,. information you you F ashion 1~ I Ly - likely 0 FRESH entir,! tedious, time-consuming job to the bridegroom as well as the and the border 1. --- - - 1. , , "': - 5- - -~~. ., - ,.-. .. 1.~, - By JOANNE SCHREIBER Guild. The center featured a needlepoint. With a magnifying Who is home vivid geranium which was gl ass I co ul d proba bly count the trousseau allowed to stray across the st itches but it would be This .- . . - Now Is The Time To Can, Freeze Fresh Summer Fruits, Vegetables . .".- I - PASTOR yet I had no say In the matter. IS 4 .: ,- JAMES STEVENSON, These children were half mirle, - , 7 - / I am the father of two Young - ...w..v I •UIIifl a'i61. Pon'pano RICII 13 prtorsburg A. W or move" 2 . 00I I Al . , . DEAR ABBY: You read so up for adoption to strangers. female relative, which no woman golfer has yet - AA - , . f. widespread than most people DEAR ABBY- You've had was 24. I love children, Ahoy, and as several let ters In yo ur column front young girls who have Lwea a single parent I could have very tired out there today. This Teenagers, ExasOlympians Head U eSe Divers Bound For Montreal /. ' .~ METHODIST CHURCH, these girls and was turned COLUMBUS,OHIO down. They weren 't teenagers, either. One was 21 and the other ting to score a ftee-under-par first-place victory here would day. k, arm to raise the baby their WHITEHALL UNITED - The leading money round of the Babe Zaharfz In. She had entered the round with 69 for the second consecutive put her Just shy of $100,000, a three-stroke lead. - . - Seminole County in the state the year, all accessorized, and winners w the clothing and selected in public Waking. and competiticns. This Is the -first descriptions of the other dr ess revi ew sections will win the prizes, again, will be $800 time more tha n one 4-Her wi ll clothing-related fields she has an expenses-paid trip to the scholarships. t. . 'father's malignancy. in the past five years, Uwe pictures of the clothing projects and one &IW=te in each paid trips to Chicago. There, six has only been one winner from she has worked on throughout category. Th e first place national wi nners will he .. :r their town homes. When God- much abo ut unwed mothers all along the car is the best race car I've had ~ /1 sickness In our society that may chi.1dren born out of wedlock, a ave contributed much to that boy and a girl, who were given since winning a 250-miler In Michigan last race, which netted him about $80,000. "I've said summer (without the Cosworth). 4*' Your comment is true; the mother didn't want? "1 think there Is still more left In It. I really feel1 IF , fearing father Is "sick". But there Is a 15, and Charmalne Hannah, 15, made, In the dress review testants, she has been studying In the public speaking secwill present in state corn- section. her subject and practicing the tlon,oeglrlandoneboywill be petition projects which won Miss Lyle Lon gwood, will art of public speaking o the named winners at state them medals during the year at present her clothing record past year. level, and will be presented $50 the county level, Judges will select one winner savings bonds and expensesbook to the judges. In It are -. . - Tallahassee Three Seminole County 4- repr esent the county. studied. national congress In Chicago. ll be In Tallahassee to. Miss Checefsky, 400 Hester, Miss Hannah, Sanford, wi ll National winners In th ese tay *,csstiis .vu viu ci Ave., Suniuni, wiji enter ir ptcni ncr reu,ru t*iu* on egur1es3uinuwwuIpruut the 4-H State Congress. Donna clothing record book and model public speaking enti tled, "I $800 educational scholarships. Lyles, 16, Brenda Checefaky, one of the dresses she has Dare You." Like the other con- ~! isit Hers wi :, ~ African workman remarked to relative or even the local police. 1 his companion, "Dimba t.ashe ALso, the Children's Protective paka landja!" We knew the Society and-or the county lauguage; he said, "The ent ire welfare department can help body Is ri ght outsIde!" MY SISTER'S VICTIM If mothers and daughters DEAR VICTIM: I have, and I conspire to draw the attentions shall continue to do so. This of men to their beautiful young problem Is far more bodies, a few fathers cannot V 4-Hers ~ 1. Aft Dear r shapely, young, scantily such improper activities to a lad Belgian girl walked by. An teacher, a trusted adult friend, realistic and practical. Unser, happier than he's been after any race the car is capable," Unser said after Sundays FALLS, Ohio and Jane Blalock in the final shooting a ftee-over-par 75. - - - d today -even though we had lenbach and Johnny Rutherford, all on the same our problems -and sti ll come out winner, it's lap. Unser led 108 of the 200 laps. to me, and my team," said B In State Competition ,1 • •• - ' as well as we great satisfacUn Monday, J une 21,1976-1 FL L. ents advocate who give up their children. Well modesty, they are not be ing what a bo ut unwed fa thers who pru(fl5f they are being would have given their right "Whenever you can get everything connected Behind Mike Mosley in second were Wally Dal. a j01, - lp but be overcome by the suspect. tour, Judy Rankin, tries to She Is the leading money win- earned, But that was before Mrs. ner on the Ladies Porfessional maintain the three-stroke lead "We'll see who chokes," The 87-degree weather took ' she attained Sunday in today's quipped Mrs. Carner who had Rankin combined excellent ap- Golf Association its toll on Mrs. Rankin. '1 got j 4. Freedom Trail showdown with JoAnne Carrier very little to joke about after proach shots and accurate put- ings of about $81,000. A $15,mo KC. 343; LeFlore, Del. 319; (Van Deventer) 1 1; 5. Conestoga B. McRae, KC. .340; Rivers, NV. .330; (Whayland) 72: 6. Mar Con Steve Carew. Mm, .326. (Aldrich) 3); i. Jimmy Turell ,._ "After Milwaukee (two weeks ago), we found With the help of the pace car, and the or horsepower, Unser was able some of the problem, and we cured the rest of It Coswor th's su peri to ma ke up th e deficit an d streak to a 3.4 second here," Unser revealed. Unser averaged 143.622 m.p.h. for his victory, vict ory over Mike Mosley. not a record due to a number of caution periods. r.- desires constantly aroused in problems. one point, - I dered If the girl's mother had Abb y provided tight fit ting, revea ling clothes for her beautiful daughter. I I When in missionary work In _______________________ Africa, my wife and I were at a roadside marketplace when a people not to be afraid to report .' Unser, whose 1970 season of 10 victories two since 1970." winner on the ladies pro golf vitational. Sweetheart Volto (Drayton) 3-I. SIXTH C.3. Pace, a. Mile. Purse: $625: I. Lone Ranger (Provost) $1: 7 Drexel Trudy (Brainard) 1.1; 3 Red E. Place - I Rank*1 n Cli*ngs To 3-Stroke Lead JmmS Dream (D'Arnato) 7.2; 7. J.Richard. Mtn. SI; MSsrlmith, All, 66, P Pllekro, All, I). Monteft,sco, SF. so. Unser, who showed the Cosworth's promise in months, appeared to have everything going his mom~ 62, .750. 4.37 Freisitben, SO. 62, SPfiggS) 6 1 o 4. Chief Heather (Gill) 750, 1 11 Christenson. Phi, a 3.177. 8 1; S. Dusty Tag IN*wman) if.i. 6, 300 - Fina l Round Of Motch Set Today 71; Morgan. Cia. 22. Brock, StL, 21; Lisbon Hanover (J. Neely) Il; 6 Mixer Farong (Bridges) 6.1. 7. Griffey, Cia, 1$ , Taveras. Pgh, Il; Lopes. LA. I?. Navy Admiral (Kurtzworth) 3), I. PITCHING 1 7 Decisions)- Ocala Dutchess (Dc Berry) S-I. Norman, Cn. 61. 157, 3.15 Maliack. FIFTH C.3. Pace. a. Mile. Purzi $623; 1. Lightning Dream . and only third U.S. powered Parnelli carried the 37-year-old f any kind since then in Sunday's wanted to go Sunday, and $400,000 Sdbaefer 500. RETURN CONFRONTATION? ________ from the •---• his glory days of 1970 and 1971 has the younger of was especially happy for his long-suffering the racing U nser brothers found the success which has been muchmallgned during u lean recent years. promised of him. "They carry 50 per cent of It," he explained. But things appear to be changing. "If they don't do a good Job, I can't carry them Unser, winner of 16 Indianapolis-type car and they can't carry me." races during WIG-il, won his first 500-mile race The sleek new blue and white COSWOrth. Auto Club championship W Crawford, StL..331; W.Robinson. IHoward) 8 1; I. Frisky Future ________ _______ _______ I read the young girl who had been used by her father for , dI(3 __________________________ . To Stop Temptation _ ____ I el DEAR ABBY: FIRST C.3. Pace. ). Mile. Purse 1425: 1, Engine Room Ruts (van Deventer) .4-1; 2. Victorious Beau (Bereinak) S 1; 3. BIllie E National LIa9IN (Denis) 5-1; 4. Agent Adams (no BATTING (las at bats)- driver) II. S. Major A, Ate A Oliver. Pith, .3.43; McBride. SIL. (Johnson) 72; 6. Senator Mir 110; G.Foster. (Serbe) S I. 7. Jollys M 0 Cm. .340. Leaders Modesty Advocated Spell -The past few seconds, three Sanford, ~P: 11~`! I - team, ____ _________________ _________ -. It Charlotte JICkon,ilI, It Savarvw (AP) in At rntv -- _i~ 67.697400'm COOd. ~~ .. .1 ______ peii ocu1u ___ 1 71747173-2 - Phi, 49 New York at Detroit, (n) HITS-Montanez, Ali. 95; Rose. Kansas City at Minnesota, Cia. 91; Bu:kner, LA. Cl; Garvey. (fl) LA. 91; Cardenal. Chi. 0, California Of Chicago, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE . . . RUNS-Rctso, Cin, 60. SChMidl. SECOND - Claiming Pace Sl,efig, Oakland (Norris 72) at Texas Phi. Sit; Gritf,y, Cm. 54. Winfield. I Mile. Purse $421: I. Jeans First SO, 53; Monday. Chi, 30; Morgan, (Rau) 3.1; 2. Camden Jody (Umbsrgqr 7-5). (n) Cm. 50 (Berezna2') I 1; 3 Jefferson Adios Only games scheduled RUNS BATTED IN- 0 Foster. (Kimball) 5-1; 4. Afton Byrd (Gill) 9Tuesdays Games Cm. 62; Kirigman, NV. 59. Schmidt. 2; 5 Little Gold en Boy (Lake) 10 1; Baltimore at Boston, (n) Oakland at Texas, (n) ~i $3200 Minnesota (Singer 63). (n) Milwaukee t Cleveland. tnt 1. W, s000 ~~ - PlJh, 331. Kansas City (Leonard 73) Al Geir9ec. Netion& - Evening Herald, ~~ ,I ~ Baseball - Latest Unser W'i 'n enters into th picture. A handsome kimono robe thebrldegroomcanbemadefoi about $8.50 plus pattern cost Altamonte Springs Longwood East fom Matching drawstring panti cost less than $5 each for tht fabric. With savings like that they can afford to honcymoo for an extra week. SHIRLEY MILIEu 83-4-9212 Forest City Altamonte Springs HILDA RICHMON(, 574 3167 Deltona �28-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fj Monday, June21, 17 - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice TELEVISION LISTINGS -- I AND _________________________________________ Si Monday Slrç- 838 6.43 930 4J 1 -. gatuc* (HT4 flIdJIlIy) lo Evening HIGHLIGHTS ofzzerl. (R) 3$ JWY SWAGGART 10:00 1) 112) JIG AWJOI'ft The ZOoM 24 V.DPRESS 3$ MYFAVORrIEMARTIAN 630 12) NDEwS 12 years after a alme. wtth 'msyfl.dvethepoka.R) I cENWR IDREAMOFJEAE I , vii; IUHY GARDE ____ _____ 650 655 I DALY O1ONAL 2) 112) 'COAY (Lo "1 at7Wd825). . - t. flO6E MAC NEIL RE- ss I NEWS • WILD WILD WEST T '2 14)1) (91) 12) FOR THE DEAF 24 LJL vo AND You 24 W4TERCOM24 3$ STAR TREK 7.30 11:30 melbme. 1955. Roes @3 HOLLOO SQUARES (6) MATCH SAME HOEROES L.ETSUAKEAD6AL 7Th Mendez and az1 77. . MARY MARY '' (ft Pec her PiIIIl& IS Pdd1.flsi KTVU. other then wirs. (R) MOVIE: "I Died a TPiand TITS. 1955. i (3 (Fn.) BK PERSPE ON i.0 Th PHIL (6) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 7J FEEDBAO( 1)1) MOVIE: (Mon.)'TheGrsaI ZleeldPanI,JIajnpo*eI, Ilyme Lay. 16. (Tues.)'The 'Soiatiern Yardiee" (B&W) 1948. ROd Sk8110n. 1Ifl Ievy(flu-s.)"BalytheKd" ben Ta4or, ian r8evy. ert Montgomery. Virginia Gans*er kves tyit) II GAE:Rthardcoryielrslg32 We,a9aofed~ Brucs. 138. 9.30 L& PEOPLE AM) imcs (6) 000 S1'ED ON'n'EE (1) 24 141) KANA * 700 CLUB 10:00 a he hecomes Guests: Lawrence Hilton Ron Pao. Rbeil HSQetI WWS IOu, BOgley. 3$ YANKEE DOODLE CRICKET: M 't'mtt 7: 10:30 21 17' CELEBRITY SWEEPST,sJcEs 1230 _______ aboii a cat, a mouee erd a 14: _______ 8.30 (dwd SdaI) "poor me 2 12) W}€EL OF FORTUNE (4) PHiL DONaj'IjE SHOW altt4t&fsgenareore 6) 5l.J,fl 6* uoui Fn. NOT FOR WOM- 41 LATE fromPtl4.hedsciisktaka 6* p'y'p &astICCt)On.(R) i,C ESPM1 ME. "C F Brooidl"(Josrd,-o-egs.) 1 45 cIa's pj pg r1á" a him WasIangson auiere with (4Th 'pj(y In polibcal satire. Tuesday 8 1) (12)PCPEWSLPDATE goo Morning a'ac*ung ob conyritted by a 14) T) ALL INFAMILY' CRACKERBARREL OUR STORY 24 SPECIAL OF THE eds.) Pac rn the Yw : Ze' Hagen. 1962. ('Thu-5, The Leopard" Part I. B,.zt Lan' caster, Claudia Cardinale, 1963.(Fn.)'TheLeopard"Part i. (Mon.) 'THIRD TESTA MENT (Tues,) TRIBAL EYE (Weds.) MOVIE (Thus) FIR,PIAD 9 RYAN'S HOPE 24 MOViE 35 MOVIE DAYSOFOURLS 4) P5 lIC RLD RE'sON ' 200 BILL MOVERS' TV t $20,000 PYRAMID 2.30 '2 12' ThE DOCTORS (41, 'IL THEGUIDINGLiGHT P BRE(BANK S h OW D ep ts 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 9 DAILY TMUTRf "THE FOOD OF RD 6.30 "THE LAND THAT Zapat.a. J CALZ 'l'f J _______________________________________________________________ - _____________ E,ir'rFri ISat I 10,,wd5w r I -- t Eta N ______________ kEllY UY SEtIJ ______ ______ _____ __ __ )1"**I tI*IIa. _____ - 100 RIFL ______ ____________ I I - PRIZL3I SURPRISMI I GA}3I JDS I I v-i r "S z I. a : I Gust ø I I ftho I Ewnlng I IIetId co'_s . I S I I I /on the icres I CARTOONS GiANT lAG I v-I r "A BOY NAMED a CHARLIE BROWN" ja.lsofFu.n EVERY TUESDAY MORNING s ALL SUMMER I ai.,a.usi..ias.s.,sCLIPHERE Arthtr H R.ekwtPi Clerk Of 'Pie Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk ' Defendant. NOTICEOFSUIT • '•"-" 217 44th Street Apartment 7 Union City, New Jersey Q77 Clerk of the CIrcuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk William C. Martin, III Akeirnan, Sent,rfif't, Eidson 1. Wharton 17th floor, CNA Bldg. Orlando, Fl 22I Respondint , JAMESMITFORDWILLIA,.MS, TO: SYLVIA ANN BENTON has been flied against you and you a I & I Clerk of Pie Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden _______________________________ DEA 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Ciii. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-IoM.CA44.( In Re; the MarrIage of MAU REIN SUSAN (LEAHEY) BAILEY) O'DELL, Wife, Petitioner, and TIMOTHY RONALD O'DELL, Husband, ReSpOndent TO Timolny Ronald O'Dell 437 16th Street NE Apt 101 Owalanna, Minnesota YOU ARE NOTIFIED ttsat an Ccti for DissolutIon of MarrIage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on WILLIAM A. LEFFLER. Ill, is Post Office Box 7211. Sanfred Florida 3fl?I, on or before July 12th, 1976, and file thu origina; with the Clerk of thl$ court either beloi'e servi'e on petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise. default will be entered against you tor thu relief demanded In the Petition, WITNESS my hand and the Seal of lhi$ Court on the 4th day of June, 1916, (Seal) ArtN..,r II Beckw,lht, Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T, Jenkins Deputy Clcrk Putt.tj, J.,;- e 7 11, 21. 71. lei Plaintiff THE CIRCUIT COURT'7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CiVIL ACTION NO. 76'103'1.CA.O4.O DIVISION D In Ru: the Marriag, of: BARBARA TENNIS HANSON, Petitioner, THOMAS JA.MFS RHODES. et ci, Defencianls NOTICE OF ACTION 10 THOMA,.5 JAMES RHODES, k a THOMAS J. RHODES, Cr4 REBECca I. RHODES, his wife 3150 West Glendale Avenue. Phoenix. Arizona 5.5021 ROBERT WILMER HANSON, Respondent, NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ROBERT WILMER HANSON 4117 WILLOW APARTMENT C NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that BARBARA TENNIS HANSON has tiled a Petition in the ae Styled court to, Dissolution of Marriage and you are required lo Serve a Copy of your written defenses, ii any, to it on Alan A. Dick,', Petilioner's Attorney, who address Is Pott Office Box 223, Sanford. Florida, 32771, on or before July 9th. 1976, and file the Original with ilse Clerk of this Crt either before Service on Pet!t'oners attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition, WITNESS my hand and th, 1411 Of trie courf on the 4th day of ,hivse, AD., 3976 Seal) Arthur H BeCkwIth, Jr. Clerk Cf the Clril Court Bf. Martha T. VilsIen Deputy Clerk PhIs , i,,'re 7. Ii. 3?. i 1774 LJtM J YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aCtion to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole Cnty, Florida: Lot 7. Block F. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 3. according to the Plal thereof as recorded in Plat Book 32 Pages 75 and 74 of the PublIc Records ot Seminole County. Florida. Pus been filed against you and you are required to servea copy of your 'britten defensis, ii any, to it on RALEIGH W. GREENE, Ill.. HARRISON, GREENE, MANN, ROWE & STANTON plaintiff's at. torneys, whose address is post Oflice Box 33.42, St. Petersburg. FlorIda 3373 on or before July 24th, 1976. arid file thu original wIth the clerk of this court either Wf, service on plaintiff's attorneys or Reduce safe & fast with GoBes. Tablets & EVap "waler pills." 'Touchton Drug. - Black Poodle with red collar, tag engraved PPlone322IPO3. "Sissy". 30-Apartments Unfurnished __________ _______________________________ Part German Shepherd pup, 9 weeks old, brown With black nose and ear tips. Vicinity Cumberlanci 0.1 .e. Rew,rcj, 32j 4441. - 6-Child Care - Swing Set Nursery 531 4141 SpecIal summer rates, $20 wk. Open 74 'l.' (behind .Jai Aiai). DUPLEX- , Furnished or 1 room unturn ground fI , $125; 3 room unfurn. 2nd Il , 5100 30 tecurity deposit required. 323 9579. S.atoah- 2 BR, I'.', bath Townhouse, ,, contact Mr. Dacidis at the SheratonSanford Inn, I 4 & SR 46, Sanford, on Tuesday. June29, from 11 am, to 12:30 p.m. and 6 to 7.30 p.m I WANT ADS ARE WORKINC, EVERY DAY -READ AND USE THjMOFTEN. / minIstration has been mailed at. requlre, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, toIlle any obiectlons they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent's will, ttte qualifications of the personal representatIve, Or the venue or lurisdlctlon of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BAR1EO. Date of the lint publicatIon of this P4OI1CI of A1minlstration: June 21. I'lo 5: PatrIcia J. Sipley As Personal Regret_mt.. live of the Estate of P'ibii5h- June 71. 21, July r)FA 94 Te4spone: (303) 323 S540 ruQIi5fl: June 78. July 1, 1974 By Owner, 2 bedroom, lull bath, kitchen equipped, carpeted, fenced yard, Washer & Dryer, central air & heat, drapes, & ____ _________ curtains 373 315). 3 BR, Pi baths. In quiet neigh. borhood Siidin9 glass doors in dining area overlook beautiful pool and patio. Wail to wall carpet In L.R. and dining area. Needs some paint and T,L.C. to hive a comtorlabie home for relaxing. Priced br quick sale. $21,900,, Call Caroline Hoiticiaw, ASIOC. CaliBart 1,. (AL E -i ' -_ 31'-'Apartmnerfls Funlished Color TV. Air Cond ,Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH I I&SR 431.Longwood862100) -, 23 Park Dr 570 1 & 7 BR Mobile Homes Stenstrom Realty OLDER 2 BR, I bath. Zoned corn merciat, equipped eat in kitchen, close to downtown $20,150 COLONIAL 3 BR., 2 bath, quiet area, family room, foyer, patio. fenced, in county. 539.000. AduIls-PlOpets _____________________________ Fufli. eft. apt , lightS, water furn Adults only, $95. 322 2296 after wk dys. 3 Room burnished upstart apart ment, water and lights furnished SI! Park Ave. Sanford - Garage apartment, fully furnished, cOnditiorlf1fd, waler furnished. Very nice. Phone 372.1568 after p m. weekdays furnished or unfurnished, Newly redecorated Come see 300 E. __________________________ Airport Blvd.. Sanford. 323-1340. Efficiency and? Bedroom, monthly. adults. Wekiva Landing Resort Free boat moorage and canoe use. 322 4470. Bedroom furnished apartment, located in Like Mary. Call 372 7241. Lake Mary Clean furnished api, responsible working man. No pets 1223930 I Bedroom, furnished, air. Adults, no pets. Contact .2312 raImetto Ave., Sanford, -Houses Unfurnished 2 Bedroom, larQe uitct,eru. enclosed Porches, garage $113 month plus seeurily deposit. 2642 Sanford Ave. 5)4 1419 EXFv-UTIVn inu. Orivcrvten(&nii'.lytr...l ,4•i. garage, Executive living. $49,900, SHOWPLACE in Wyrunwocxt-3 BR, 1 bath, lovely landscaping, close to Shopping and schools $26,000 C,SH Sinlord's Sues Leader 322 2420 ANYTIME MUltiple Listing Service REALTOPS o of D'j'ngs 323 6353 REALTOR 7IHRS, *Exciting $14.30)- 2 BR. I bath, cement blocl'. Fenced ya'd %h1,900" 2 BR, I bath, frame, air unit, garage. S20.S0O 3 BR. I bath, fam, rm., large lot, range retrig, WITT REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 321 0610 3237093 7220779 322 214$ Rustic California style. You owe it to your family to see thes, exciting homemakers delight. 3 or I roomy bedrooms, large fully equipped country kitchen, entrance foyer. garage, patio, plus many out. standing features, Bring your family out to this very special place. Hwy 17.92 to 43.4, east to open signs. Just follow the signs. CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 831 8272 Kish Real Estate A LTAMONTE POOL HOME- charmng 3 BR. 2 bath, large living room & bedrooms. Family rm 3 yts. old, like new. COUNTRY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath pluSh home on 2", acres. Minutes from Sanford. Kitchen equIpped with tots of extras. $67,500. CUSTOM HOME- 3 BR, 1½ bath custom home in top neighborhood. Only 4 buIlt by same builder in Santord, Kitchen equipped, on I lots, Central heat and air, car peted throughout. 141,500. Executive neighborhood, cx cetlent school area. By owner. 162. 6192. If you're In the busineSs of building your busines, use Ihe Classified Ads often SEE OUR ENERGY POWER SAVINGS HOME IN DELTONA Model open every day at SAXON BLVD. AND URBANNA. .'L5 l.IIALTOWS 52-Appliances Hunt Realty, Inc. 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots of titcl'ien cabinets, eating bar, new carpeling. new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard, Approic. $2,000 down, $115 month. Price 521.500. Owner. 323-0577. Hal Colbert Realty 3237832 FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave. $3,000 per acre. MULTIPLE LiSTING SERVICE Evenings 322 0612 or 373 1587 sty Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 be home in Sanford, central h,it a: air, wail to wall carpet, separa dIning room, I6'18' family root garage, large fenced yar beautiful shade trees, t6'xI workshop or outside game root $.S.00C equity and assume boa Phone 321 050) W. Garnett White 322-2118 Multiple Listing ServI'i" Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY -_ 32)_ieMor_171 7710 _____________________________ 1913 Yamaha, good condItIon, $330 3fl.$4. _____________________ - 79Trucks-Trailers 67-Livestock-POultry - 1967 Ford F 500 lIft, van, hydraulic ________ 'seesyroven good producers, lIft, air Phone 323 73i.o average 10 to litter, Phone 322. ______________ 7225. 1948 Ford plck.t.ç, In exceptional KENMOREWASHER,parjs, condItion. Automatic, low mileage, Cal-Apache chrome wheels, nsww4e scat tract lit. tered tires, CE radio & mae, Pigs service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANcES37'3.na97 10 Wks., $20; 14 Wks., $30 332.2223 TORING IT MAKES WASTE 53-1V-Radio-Stereo LOOK I I Sacrifice. $1A30. 323.9042, - SILLING IT MAKES CASH. Sell us your car or truck even if you PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call3222611or131-9993 I _______________ Color Picture Tube installed In your TV, only $65 complete, I Yr. warranty on tube. - to Buy - 68--VVanted -. We Buy Furniture - __________ owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY OAT SUN, FernPark.8)1.131!. _____________________________ 80-Autos for Sale - _______ DAVES' 373 9370 HER B's TV - IS YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 ________________________ .-----.-------- i200 French Ave., 323.1736 Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1792 830 1206 - 54-Garage Sales _______________________ 1974 Peach Tree Mobile Home, bedroom, front kitchen, Separats dining room. Take over payment: and lease I acre private lot, block off Wehilva River. Call 3!) 5205 after 5:30 p.m. weekdays. St. Johns River- Double wid mobile home. 3 bedroom, 2 bat? with lot, screened 'patio, contra heat and air and carport, Ciut house pool and marina privileges 121,500. Soc a 105 Map;e Driy Leisure World, DeBary, or cal 901.789 3123 after 6 p.m. For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items, Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Garage Sale, corner 19th & French, Misc. items, Saturday & Sunday, PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture 5. Miscellaneous Sell tot 30 pet commission Free Pick June 26. 27 and July , _ 668-5115. - - - POQpj .SIAO, 1E 2t Il 72 322 596i - ____________________________ Cabin Cruiser, good condition Call 323.3889 15' Larson boat, 63 Pup motor & trailer, -, excellent SWAP$HOp FLEAMARKET Used office furniture chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry, ________________________________ .. - _ for Sale Rain Trees, Azaleas, CamphOr Trees, 99c Border grass. 39c 49 Camaro V-I, 4 speed, 1475, WHEEL RANCHOFSANFORD - Phone 323.10*0 - - - Daily sales, used furniture' & an miles east of I 4 liques. 1' Sanford, 322 691? Public Auction P.M. June 28, 7 quality, good old fashion furniture from the north. Also modern ctr.ete, TV: a a; pliances, some antIques. BANKAMERICARDI MASTERCHARGEWELCOME Large bushy Liguslrum, $1.99 CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Cot Wekiva Park Drive mu s 16 32? 6238 Sanford Auction French Ave. 323-7340 1200 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - CB RADIO- Tram Titan - D.10.4 Slider Phantom -Drake WI Portatab -. Phone Patch - AR 33 Rotor - 30 ft. tower - Boss for 0.4 - ___________________________ 1976 Pacer, automatic, air, bucket sietS. $3,688 We're stacked to the ceiling with Casseiberry, Il 92. 830 1206 301050 & 60 pcI discount on all children's clolhing Boys' new casual Suits, ShirtS. short 8. long pants,giris'dresSes&short & long play SuitS. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha Ph. 322 130) FullyEquippeci Deltona, 574.3039 72-Auction Mon., P4011'S Sate 1974 Toronado No charge, All admitted free, Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Driye.ln Theatre, South 17 92. Phone 332, 1216 Auction Galleries Ctfl55ifid Acts didn't there wouldn't be any. 50MlsCellaneous __________________________________ _______________________ Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. Hi.Way46 SlOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Merchandise 1971 Olds vista Cruiser, air con. ditlon, all power, 43,000 miles. 322. 7163 anytIme. Condition, Wood or Steel desks, executive desk & chairs. secretarial desks & - ______ ________________________ 60-Office Supplies 4 Lots in pm 1970 Impala, 4 door, good condition, new inspeSuoG SlIcker. Call 322. 7246 or 3213 _aiterSp m. 70-Swap & Trade 5650. Osteen, high and dry,cteared, Make I or 2 homesites, 54.600. 323.8691 after I andassumepaymerits, Also living room suite. 322.5573. Sanford 322 2270. Reasonable offer will buy. 373. 43-Lots-Acreage ___________________________ 1973 Cutless, low mileage. $450 down -.--------_ '62Owens26lt 2 Double wide mobile homes witi lots and boat dock. Beautiful parl along St. Johns, Swimming marina, tennis etc. Call 641 S690o, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. '73 antI '73 Models. Call 3231570 or 534 4405 (Dealer) Auction, Saturdayl 7 p.m. ups -, 55-Boats & Accessories BROWSE AND SAVE . . It's easy and fun.. _ The Want Ad Way, Cash 322-4132 Moving Sale: Dishes, Lawn chCifs, Mechanics & Carpenter's tools, Clothing, Mi;' Wed., 23rd tll. ? 1:30 to 5. 2433 Laurel Ave. - Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 831.1311. Wanted to ouy oseo office furniture. ' 1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Super Mag. $1,000 firm. 3234976. Circulating heating syslem in good working condition, Single white porcelain sink., good condItion. 322-93.43. After S. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE--Leading manufacturer and diStributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over hrom 1975 season, halt price Guaranteed installation and terms Call 303 855 9351 collect Good Collection of Avon bottles fol sale. Call between 10 & I ore & e 3221003. Aluminum Siding I can Cover your home with alum siding & sOltit system Also Poofrig Gulter 20 yr'S Eap lactic Sdno Co IS) 9563 Auto Painting - Ayto Painting & m,nor Body Work Professiorsal, experienced panler Work guaranteed Bruce's Bed, Shop, 321 075) with power mike, push up pole super penetrator antenna, 100 ft coax, Complete, asking $330. 373 9042. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Ill IISE Firt5t 322 5622 Wanted. Residential site, for swimming pool, Leading dislrib'lor wants a niç back yard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given Ion prime location Call 305 472 1320 collect Beauty Care Home Improvements Pest Control PCmodCliflqandAdditi Free ectimats 1looOI'gahorl JOHNt'4YWALKER.3?26457 GeneratContractor Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322. ART BPCUWPI PEST CONTROL 2502 Park. Drive 322Ua5 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Remo(3e1.ng. Add,tiOri5, CuSlom Wcrk L , censeo, Bondct Frtt rs?nij'e 323 60)1 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home' Moving to an apartment? Get some action With a Herald ClaSsitied ad We'll help you write an RI lhl will bring a test CALL3722611 Counter lops. Sinks Installation anytime Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. LOSE WEIGHT AND EARN MONEY 107W. Commercial PhOne 327 7U1. Sanford 372 0071 after 5P.M. _____________________________ Insulation Roofing BEST PRODUCT BEST PRICE Free Estimates-lu Hours THERMO-TEK.flI 092t Ecpert roof repa,rs. flat roofs or Shingles. All work guaran ______________________ 7P1ariner's'1 Uardens Luxury Patio Apartments C,all Central Florida's MLS & Bedroom ApIs. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult'Family Land Clearing Sewing C&A La Back Hoe Service clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock, Exchange Consultant Leader for appo nt meet Nm. H. Stemper' Realtor One Bedroom '9 19S French 3224991 Eves. 722 3194. 373 116,1; 332.1914 ___________________ Furnished or Unfurnish.d CLUB ROOM POOL 1400* Repairt, Carpentry, P4nt.uig. Home Repairs, Guttening. Cement wgrk Free estimates $31 $6.62. NO DE P05 IT NO LEASE REQUIRED Have some camping equipment yot. no longer usi1Sell it CII wtts C Classified Ad in The Herald Call 31? 26)1 or III 9993 and a friendly 1505W. 25th St. Sanford, I' F Ia. 322-2090 :Jk'l Pantn,i, Rr'noth'ianq, General ReparsCiii3231$/S large 1 £2 Bdrm. '135 Hauling 312 2643 Highway 17.92. Sanford , Across From Ranch House k 323-8670 oi4131-9777 Upholstery 332.0707. ________________________________ _________________________________ ESTERSONLAP-IDCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, 'op Soil, 3729142 Sewing ...achine Repair • Carl's Sewing Mschlne Repair, Landscaping & Lawn Care Clean, Oil & Tune.Up. Your Home$'tt I ad visor will help yOu _______________________- 332.3444 _________ 'yOu ARE MISSING SOMETHING weeding and fertilizing. Free estimates Ph0ne3235951 IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIF,IED A0. LATELY. .-'- EXPERT LAWN CARE I rasn Hauled. Lawn Care. From 3311. Home Improvements LA K ES IDE APARTMENTS - St.inland 3 BI, I bath, heat and air, kitchen equipped, fenced, double drive, many exlras $21,000. 319. Aiterallons, Dress Making. Drapes. All kinds of digging Housetrailers ted and moved 322 9142 ConcretePavemen! C I SPIEPHRD 'Village teed BR000EN ROOFING, 323 670) Parking Lot Mantenance- Se,iling and Striping Durable Scalers. 503 Lemon St. Sanford. 323 54.17 eneva 1271611 or 131 9993 and a friendly ad vsor will help you - Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, available Bud Cabeil 3fl 1052 Have some camping equ'pment you no longer use' Sell it all With a Classified Ad in The Herald. Cait C.Irpentry, lto'merly Harriett's Beauty Noel, I 519E Frst 3725717 Lovely 3 BR. Ii-, $33,000. Appraised [gage of 0CC0. Owner, 343 M.. 78-Motorcycles %\OWng euJgng, lrimmng, bath, kilchen equipped, central tOI Acres on Iowa SI . S Cleared and tiled, S wooded. Terms- $40.00) _________ Doberman Pinscher AKC Pups, $150. Champion Lineage. Terms. 345.3740. CB Radio base 23 Channel Hygair LAKE MARY- 3i.2 acres with extra large 4 BR. 2 bath, central air, carpeted. 2 yrs. old. Only $41,900. After Hours; 172 9284. 322 3991 heat air, split bedroom plan. carpeted. Terms-- $27,730. BUYJUNKCARSfrom$lQto$40 Call 377.1634 after 1pm. German Shepherd male, 1½ yrs., blk & tan, loves children. No papers. $123 cash. 323-0621 after 4:30. Dryer, Montgomery Ward. Cost 1430 new, used lest than S months. Will sacrifice for $350. Phone 321 0326. 42-Mobile Homes 321.004) 77013. FRENC'f . Complelely renovated 3 & 1 BR homes, Ii baths, with central heat, from $15,000 As b-Ar ii $100 down Lookn,J fore Homecatl Any year bhru 1914 modets i days - w18 Call collect,54$_ 333,_ ADORABLE RI'TTENS FREE TO GOOD HOMES - , Sf ic and span Days --3726123 NightS '. 372 2)52 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" baths, air 8. heat, car: petlng, $73,000. 373 SSI6 21121 Park Dr MLS Realtors - ' Cars & Trucks homewithroomtoroam.$31.Va3. Phone 323.3901 10' x 12' Plush gold rug, excellent condition, pads included, $100 or best offer, 321.0418 is'-- ''''-i%UUI JUllF FREEWHITE KITTENS 2 Males. I Female KULP DECORATORS 109W. lit St. 322.a33 Wanted MORECASH _. CalIl31.l62oafter3p.m. 67-Uwn.C,irdn 3 BR. t' Jj m ST. JOHNS REALTY CC BROKERS *From S24,900-FHA-Va* QUIET AREA WATERFRONT and residential lots. By now-build later, 'Call us tot prices ,ind terms I' American Eskimo Salty. I xc ..IA' I altered, all shots. Free tO good $10 See at SANFOROSEWIPIGCENTEP 307 E. 15151,, Downtown 322941) Autos -. _____ New Homes* 2565 Park stove oven. built.in REALTORS good price to cash buyer. 131.7531. SPACIOUS 4 BR. 2' 2 baths, In Loch Arbor, fireplace, patio, foyer, built ins. 5,200 s4 ft for $77,800. refrIgerator, office, 7 carports $72.5 No pete 571 1Q40 wall to wall carpet, 3 BR, 2 large Fia. room, attractive kit M in- Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 3'.. acres, I BR, 3 baths. office, 3300 q, ft., 3 mos. old. $1,000 equity and assume mor chen, Forrest Greene, Inc. StudIo, 1,2,3 Furnisise no pels Call 323 7131 after 4 p m or wee.'ens 1dj,I room, 542.700 31A-Ouplexes - Brii iefect's are forever. recreation []] ______________________________ Casselberry, unfurn duplex, 3 BR, stove refrigerator, i child. No pets siis. III 9051 sO! SANFORD- 3 BR, 2 bath home, shady yard. Air conditioned, price reduced to $17,900. TERRACE COVE WINTER SPRINGS MONTHLY RENTALSAVAILABLE 7 Bedroom unfurnisheci, daults preferred, $130 month. 373.551 doesn't make Peg Real Estate Broker 803W 1t St 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves, INC. 3239110 PANELED Lake Markham-I bedroom, 2 bath pool, large lot, on canal to chain o lakes. $40,500. 323.5$3$ $169.95,plustax, Thesearespeclal blemished tImes, some sizes limited, Firestone Sto;e, 152 5. French. Sanford. 322-0241. 77'- PhoneIfl.7Sfl - 322 7191 Ffr,sfone Radial tires, 30,000 mi. warranty. Any size in stock, I for - washer I Realtor Phone 305372 1591 Days and Alter Hours LLarrY aioIi1 _______________________ ft 7i 14?t cPies 668 6488 or 322 8054 '. Realtor 33 Pool home with den. Owner will hold mortgage with $1,000 down or TATE Ri',i"r Assume payments Singer Zig zag in beautiful walnut console with automatic buttonhole. Pay balance of 591, or 10 payments of Associate, CaliBart - Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe' Shampooer for only $1.30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITUPF 3 FREE KITTENS Half Persian We Buy Furniture Why leave if you buy this home Enjoy pool, golt, quIet area, plus BR, 2 bath home with carpet I all Lovely garden and pool area wit prlvacy'fence, Call George Wilhit ________________________ 65-Pets-SupplIes 1975 Sirger Zig-Zag "Vacation Home your Budget go further, shop the Claslified Ads every day, sake -. 64-Equipment for Rent 51-HouseholdGOodS Hiawatha Or. If interested, Ca' 322 0721, 3fl.1303 for g Sanford Ave. 4403 JENNY CLARK 14 EALTY 830 6833 lots more. in gorgeous Idyltwlide. trailer apts Adult & famIly park Weekly. ISIS Hwy Il 92. Sanford ___________ 37)1930. _________- ' Charming Spanish style stucc. home. 3 BR. 1 bath, separat dining rm., living rm. wit fireplace & high beamed celliruç Breakfast nook, kitchen equppec Landscaped yard with many frul trees, $25,000. See at 260 M. UNSWORTH REALW Pool Home Tennis, SAN MO PARK. 1. 2. 3. bedroom . -, S. V. Hardwjclu, Broker Deltona.668 6611 OeBarv - LOvely I*,n. I i5 i. adults, near Stores, bank, chur. I kitcnen equipped, on corner to lid Q OP. i aiaa exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _____________________________ -- - Reconditioned Batteries, $12.9S Western Auto. 301W. First St.. 3fl Orlando 2931771. Winter Springs- 3 BR, 1 bath family room, garage, fenced carport, central heat and air, central Pt 1. A. $25,100. 377.1633, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES REDUCED 53.003, 1 BR, 2 baths, ;ith you- 32) 0759 eves. 377 7643 Hy gain Handlc, Regency. T. Berry and Pace. Complete at LOW MONTHLY celsories. ELECTPON'C PAYMENTS. SplOwpI,Ar.F.. 1319 Edgewater Fairbanks) Drive (corner DELTONA - CLOSE IN AREASpicandspan2bedroom, 1½ bath, ______________________________ dryer, drapes. 373-5176 st atr p Lawn Mower Sales & Service -' We Sell the Bt & Service the Rest. NOMONEYDOWPI Cobra, Midland. Johnson. SBE. Pierce Simpson. Beta, Browning. & refrigerator, $22,500. $100 dowi if VA nothing down. KUL REALTY, 3223335. CRANK CONS'T & REALTY REALTORS 830 6041 41"-'Houses tenor laundry, spacious yard. pius , RePOSSESSED - 3 BR brick. $100 down, $119.1) Pt, 5½ pet, annual pct. rate. 340 Mos. $11,500. Shopping plaza, A5I'.ing 529.900. air, dishwasher, disposal, washer. ______ Twenty West Area- Beautiful bedroom, bath, central Puma carpeted, fenced back yard, stat 62-Lawn.Gerden screened porch. 2 blocks to ________________________ golf, swimming, 5225. 327-0303 or 377 1688. is whet I want, Qualifications: Must be a neat dresser, able to start immediately, work full time and have car. It you meet the above qualifications, I would like to talk \ Real Estate ___________________________ , carpet. ping. Al condition. price reduced. 3233609 or 3334762 un No utility Costs" -- you -- - , furnished, Ideal location Reasonable rent 365372) BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 7177 Holly Av Phone 373 7510 or 322 0760 20) Commerciat 9uet adult park-in town ,u gaol I'll) l'ark ur. kitchen equip pad, fully carpeted $95 mo. plus Security dep 323 570). 3 BR, unfurn. apt Realtor, MLS 323-5774 Anytime Peg. Real Estate Broker 26.38 S Sanford Aye, Ave., Sanford. PH. 3236420, ____________________________ Harold Hall Realty BAT EMAN REALTY Lots recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse, 2.SaO Ridgewood BAMBOO COVE APIS COMMON HORSE SENSE One & 2 Bedroom apartments, s' attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when It will become due thll be stated. It the claim 5 Contingent or unliquldated, the nature 'if the uncertainty shall be stated. If the Claim is secured, the Security Shall be described. The country homes, Plenty of space for garden, All fenced, Priced to sell Lots fort, 10 & 37 wldes ' Spacious 1, 2. & 3 BR Apts Tennis, swimming, playground, Home 35-MDbiIe Ridgewood Arms much education you have may have Eath claim must be DEA. )3$ -______ Working lady wanted to share home and expenses with same Phone LOST- 2 female dogs, black 8. silver setter, Name Tosca, and 323-1$ after 6 p.m. brown terrier, named Ralph, SLIM BUDGETS ARE vicinity Eckerd's. 3321067. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE LOST- White male Poodle, viciplty WANT AD 468.1.1. REWARD. 322 2321 or 322. COLUMNS. 7814. ______ - are interested In 'omoting yourself into a goOd Income bracket do not finish reading this ad. I don't care whit your present lob may be or i'iow ROY EDWARD McLARNEY, Deceased. Alan A. Dickey 3. Post Office Box 2259 Sanford, F'orIda 3217) Attorney for Personal Represses. tallve 17, 1916 Cleaning the garage again? Moving the same items around you moved last spring? Planning on storing them another year? Don't do II. Plan a garage sale and don't forget to advertIse It in the Herald want ads. Like magic, the clutter will disappear, and you'll have extra cash In your pocket . CASSELBERRY-ByOwt,er: 4 B 1½ bath, nice corner lot, fence, walk to s.hools, shopping nea 'Assume 7 pet. $21,300. 133.6250, PEAL ESTATE ______________ Found- new, many features. Rent with option to buy. In adult park. 321. 0239. NIce 2 bedroom mobile home in Longwood, $120 month, Phone 830560. Plants & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone 323.7i77 29-Rooms t nless immediatei'ftherealter;oth,rwisea dllluit will be entered against you for the relil-' demanded in the Complaint or petition WITNESSmyhaodandthe%l0f this Court on June 17th, 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. Be(kwith, ' Clerk Cf Pie Circuit Court By Linda P4. 5he, Deputy Clerk , 7 BR. central heat & air, ille 24-Business Opportunities Can Help Call 123 ISV Write P.0, Box 1213 Sanford.FIorldaIp;I OPPORTUNITY FOR 3 In writing arid must indicate the bisis for the claim, the name and bddriIot the Creditor or his agent cleim$PlaIId,hiversuthicI,fl,CO,$ of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to each Personal representatIve. All interested In the estate to whom a copy of this NotIce of Ad- Companion, Needed Immediatety 628 0636. tPerhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Lorigwood, Fla 534 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF, CASE NO. 76'h134.CA.U,I CIRCUIT CIVIL THIS NOTICE. to file with the clerk Deputy Clerk of the above court a written FLORIDA SAVINGS Publith' June 71. 21. July 5. 12. I76 AND LOAN FEDERAL ASSOCIATION. etc., Statirnint of any claim or demand IN FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Mfg. Co., 1203 Charles Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By, Cecehla V. Ekern OEA Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides; Aid related Franchises, Owner must sell Will accept best cash offer. Call 901. 761-2621 -_----------- Seminole County Courthouse, LOVELY like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath on lam. nMt' I,.• I,, -J Dreamwold - By ownpr. 3 BR with carport, new Carpet, near shop. 34-Mobile Homes Taxi Cab Business and Monogramer or trainee. LOtWO wise a default will be entered relief demanded In tP.e Ptt,tln. Dlpty Clerk erybody else's - paying the against you for the relief demanded representatIve's attorney are set WITNESS my Hand end Seal of Publish: June 7, Ii, 21, 21. 1916 "The Important thing," says bills, raising a family and SO in Ihe complaint or peliteon. this Court os this the 17th day of DEPt 3 Miss Zapcsta, "Is not whether on:' WlTNESSmyhandandlh0f Jun.,A.D. IW& All persons having claims or it's picked up or whether I bethis Court on June 1. 1916 (Seal) '- demands aganit the estate are Until now, the 48-year-old ac- (Seal) required,FROM Arthur H. Beck*ith, jr. WITHIN come a star but rather than we tress says, commercial tele. THREE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONTHS THE DATE OF Publish: June 7, 11. 7), 21. 1976 drinkers. For furtner Information call 473-45*7 or write 2 BR, 2 bt)P1. 2 car garage, Fla. mi 1g., is? area, teltona, 4i.5p1,, By Owner- 2 bedroom, 1 S. Pinecrest or 2 BR, 3',', bath townhouse, Phone 322-1914. Yellow Cab. 203 S. Park Ave Sanford if families or friends of Probtem Management Opportunity available . For personel interview call $54. Sanford, FlorIda, 72771. The name and addr. of the personal 7400 Willow-3 BR $23,900. 200 E. 18th St. -1 BR, $25,900. 1200 Park- 2 BR, $16,500. 206 E. 11th St.- I BR, $24,900. Your Choice- I BR, 2 bath home in TAXI DRIVERS 950 Mehionvllle, NOTICE OF written defenses, if any, to if on YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an that an action br Dissolution of Oflice Box 3323, 301 East Church THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL By: Depul' Clerk IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON I P.N. neededfor relief, evenings or 'hights. Apply lii person to Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, action for dissotution Of marriage marriage has been filed against you Street, Orlando. Florida, and file the OTHER PER SONS INTERE STED been filed against you and you and you are required to serve a copy Original with the Clerk Of the above Itt THE ESTATE: the daily lives of an average but basically we are the same. before service on Petitioner or July AD 1976; otherwIse a default Our problems are Just like ev- immediately thereafter ; other. will be entered against you for the )8-Help Wanted - ADMINISTRATION RESIDENCE UNKNOWN JOHN MCCORMICK, attorney TO ALL PERSONSAGAINST HAVING YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Plaintiff. whosi ares: iS PI CLAIMS OR DEMANDS MexicaAmencan family. 4-Persona Is -_ Deceased. are required To Serve a copy of your INSPECT AND CALL at $39,900. Older home, 3 to I BR, I or? families O.K. 323 1100 or 339.1051 MACHINIST- Large agricultural -' firm has full time permanent 2 0Qcirrn Jdrdge apartment. position, must be experIenced furnished. No children Phone In With lathes, milling machines, 5057. grInders, etc. Contact Personnel I BEDROOM Dept., A. Duda 8. Sons, Oviedo, FURNISHED APARTMENT Fla., )0S365-54at. An Equal Op. 7MIivii izrtunily Employer _____________________________ ROY EDWARD MCCLARNEY, HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION for the price of one. LIke new 3 We have? nice unfurnished rentals, AVON Florida Husband Respondent SYLVIA ANN 8ENTON time in the right light, the right or else has tended to ptxtray it Hal Colbert Realty 373-7532 ,f ring into the world of cosmetics, fragrances, toiletries, Excellent earning opportunity. Call 6443079, recorded in Plit Book 11. Page . FILE NUMBER 7e-l2Cp Petitioner Public Records of Seminole County, In Re: Estate if an Arthur H. BeCkwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Cherry Kay Travis 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, $230 Mo, SundQy-t' loon Friday -WE SELL SUCCESS-• 322-6633 Spacious 3 bedroom home witn fireplace, good location. $160 month + security. 3224435. Noon The Do.y Before Publication >'w R i/nh, YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Publish June 2L 1978 aComplalntvoforectoseamortgag, DEAI2? CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND encumbering the following real ______________________ COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, property: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CASE NO: 1tO1CA.O4.D FLORIDA. Lot 71. Block 3. NORTH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, In Re; the Marriage of CIVIL ACTION NO. 74473.CA.14.E ORLANDO TOWNSITE. 4th Ad- FLORIDA, NANCY SAIL WILLIAMS In Re: me Marriage of ditlon. (Reolat of Sheet No. 2 • PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF ACTION o(1 35 this Court thiS 10th day of June, 1976. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEA46 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. have taken a step forward. We vision either has ignored this are being shown for the first Iargesegentof the population keg. Real Estate Broker DEAD LINES t1IUj.u1.L1Ii1'1 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. WlTNESSrnyhandandthesealof JUAP4A ACUILA. PubliSh, June tI, 71. 21. July 5. 1976 NOTICE OF ACTION TAFFFR REALTY IIOOE.25thSt. This Week's Specials for Sale CB's POOL HOME bedroom, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, air. Only $12,300. 2 BR home, Sanford, $173 3 Lines Minimum _______________ "We're Just like everybody are required to Serve a copy of your of your written defenses to it. if anl, styled Court on or before July 12th. - - CLIP HERE ----- - - -i image. People are being tiiade unfavorably. •• DEA 95 - 18-Help Wanted else," Miss Zapata says of her written defenses, if any, to it on on Carroll Burke. Attorney br 1916; otherwise a udgment may be t YOU ARE HEREBY PIOTIFI ED What is sigficant about lt fellow Mexican-Americans, NANCY GAIL ?h administration Of the estate WILLIAMS. Petit:orer. whose address is 812 entered against you for the relief of ROY EDWARD MCLARNEY, Petitioner, whose adrs i5 406 Sanford Allantic Bark Building, demanded in the Complaint she feels, is that the halt-hour "We may talk a little differ- Boiwood Circle, Winter Springs. Sanford, Florida, and file 9. deceased, File Number 76121 Cp, is comedy series, which can be ently arid we may eat . few my hand and the seal of pending in, th Circuit Ccrt for 0i'ida 32707. on or before July 12, original with the Clerk of Circuit said WITNESS Court on June 4th, 1976 1976. arid file 11* Original wilh the Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida. Probate (Seal? viewed on ABC-TV tonight, more beaus than other people, makesanhonesteffortlodepict OIviii., the address of which l of this court either Florida.onorbeforelhi73rddayof Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr. 835 4 FA4A.ND HOPE IvEarsusoay,*,u..sp M A rr1 erIC 0 11 S air at all thrills costar Carmen and that's her point. 9' SUNRISEJU8E FRIliWAPSisOP AwOFLEAMAIWET Clerk Seminole County, Florida By: A. G, Jones (Seat I Pubiisn June 21. 71 1916 5:00 AM. 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon _______________________________ Petition, Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr.. 2 BR home. Lake Mary. $119 mo. 41c a line 31c a line 74c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) ______ ch equipment on the Of Arthur H Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk, Altamonte Springs, Florid. fll. on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE may be necessa to premises as Room 215. Courthouse. Sanford, or before July 19th, 1976, andfile the satiSfy the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Final Judgment Florida. Actual award tosuccet$ful originalthereofwiththecierkoflni$ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. bidder will be made as soon Court either before Service on FLOR IDA At Public Sale to the highest and 'hereafter as possible. The Clerk Petitioner's attorney or for 11:00 a m. on imCivil Action No. 7615t2.CA4P.E reserves the right to waive any medately thereafter, the 9th day of July, 1916, 1? the west otherwise a NORTH NEW YORK SAVINGS front door of the Irregularities or tecMicalities in default will be entered Courthouse in against you AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Sanford, Florida bids (except receiving deadlIne. 3:00 for the reliel denanded in the Plaintiff, (Seal) pm,l and or reject any or all bids. 31 but the fact that it is on the other people, she eriiasizes, y - 41 *os 6.' SLJiE.ER SELESTER 7 UUAS. YOGA AND YOU F TIME [h FORGOT" 10:30 - been a flop in the ratings since Not that what they are about j, beginning its summer run May is anything very different from Address Unknown 2 (Ff1. orE,) DAN GRIFFIN ___________________________ 1:45 THE 3DS" - _...... mo. 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 times 26 times ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 64.4 2027 for "We Care" "Hotline." Adults or Teent TAMARA JO CAREY and a INC.. a foreign corporation, prayer contained within the Petillon Plaintiff, requests the Court to award that a Judgment of Adoption of the minor NOTICE FOR BIDS Petitioner, you fail to do so, Judgment by selltiserealpropertysituatednsad Arthur H BeckwIlh, Jr., Clerk, and Default will be takenagainst youfor Seminole County described as wiil receive bids at this offici, Room SUSAN C. BROWNE. Wife, the relief demanded in the Corn. 216. Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. followt: Respondent, plaint uptoS:O0p.m.,we4neay.June30, Lot 10. LESS Ihi South 133 feet,' NOTICEOFACTION This Notice shall be published ENTZMINGERFARMSADOITION 1978, for the following: TO: SUSAN C BROWNE once each week for four ill COfl NO 2, MULTI.PURPOSE accordIng to the phI thereof 500 South Wayne Street. secutive weekS in The Evening es MINICOMPUTER recorded in Pta? Bock 5. Psi3eC, No He.a, Sinlord, F,tioa 5pe.ificattons may e Obtained PublicRecordsofSeminoi.County, Arlington, Vlrgiflii 22201 WITNESS my hand and seal from Clerk's Office. Room 216, Of Florida, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Said Court on thIs 17th day of June. and Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, or by Petition for Dissolution of Marriage 1976 writing the Clerk, P0. Drawer C. The North 150 feat of the West 264 as been tiled against you and siou Seall Sanford, Florida 32771 All bids are are required to serve a leet, and the South 200 feet of Block copy of your Arthur H Beckwith, it. to be in a sealed envelope, plainly written defenses to the Petition. If 49, M. M. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION. Clerk of the Circuit Court marsed on the Outside Sealed Bd any you have, on Petitioner's At.ccoid'ng to fist pta? thereof as By: Cecelia V Ekern for Mini Computer, Open July 1, tOfAty WILLIAM H. WACK, Of the recorded in PIat Book 1, Page 53, Deputy Clerk 1976.) Bidi will be opened at 10:00 LAW OFFICES OF ALPER Public Records of Seminole County, & Publish' June 21. 21. July 5. 17. 1918 am,, July 1. 1916, or as soon WACK. whose address 15 163 DEA9S Florida, thereafter as Possible. in the Office Whooping Loop. Crane's Roost, and ' TV comedy "Viva Valdez" has we are about." (Weds.) PROFILES IN .r wi. PLus SAT.SUN _. iIOURS 50-Mscellaneous BEAUTIFUL SWIMMING 1 BR, turn, apt., utIlities md. $100 RATES $300 per mo. Phone DeLand ;3. 2279. BEVERAGE MACHINERY, INC.. a1) by the Petitioner, JAMES BYRON foreign corporation, of al., Publish: June 1. 11. 21, 21. 1916 G000SON, be entered, and you are DEA2I required to serve a copy of your AMINOED answerorpleadingtothepetitionon NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tise Petitioner's attorney. R. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PATRICK PHILLIPS, of Baldwin & that, pursuant to that Amended CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Dikeou. 500 Highway 1792. Fern Final Judgment of Forelosur, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Park, FlOrida, 37130. and file the entered in this cause pending In the CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1IN.CA44.E original Answer or Pleading in the Circuit Ccurt in and for Seminole In Re; the Marriage of office of the Cierk of the Circuit County, Florida, in Civil Action No. DAVID M. BROWNE, Husband, Court on or before July 26th. 1976. If 74.7Q3 A. the undersigned Clerk will JAMES MITFORD WILLIAMS, JR. and EDIICAT1ON(FIi.) DAiLY 0€VOT1ONAL EHJI's LIFE STORY ' LOS ANGELES tAPi - The aware of who we are arid what (Tu03., Thus's.) JEANNIE MON PSI Tjj1 , I,1DJ Aft ex IC an - 2 (Mon.) WITH THIS RING HAWMPS S1 ECONO HOUR MON FRI Clerk Of the Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk ISLAND Legal Notice CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41-Houses LQK Phone 323 4762 831-9993 name SOUTHERN TOOL COMPANY. Of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 500 ADAM 12 6* I LOVE LUCY '9 GILLIGAN'S 322-2611 41-Houses Large3Bedrm 2 Porches, $150 Montt, - Whispering Pines Inn, a complete retirement home, 24 Hr. care. Meals, room, laundry as low as Wif,Petltione,' PICHARODENNISBENTON 8.25 ioCza uua SesIi 2 Marshall, Coleen say. 1961. SPECIAL OF T)E WEEK) 'Mash R.ssefl" (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS 21st century." (Tuas.) 6-10 2- SUNSHISE ALMANAC SESAAE STREET T) MERV GRFFIN SHOW 6* GLLIGANS ISLAND 7) SESAME STT "1) LUCY 3$ MiCKEy MOLE CLUB (B&W) Cofeen Gay. 1948. (Tues.) 'Phantom Planet" William WD CF 'v%),EN (Thu's.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) L.EGE FOR CANiNES (FrI.) weelioldJosaphhomelojoma poker genie with (Mon.)DANcEFORCAMERA (Ffl.) ROMAGt4oLrs TABlE 12.55 2. '12) PC NEWS 1 00 2.1 12 SOP RSET 14j MIDDAY 161) NEWS 24 71 (P,b'i,) COOKING? (Thus',.) COL ) 91 ALL MY CHILDREN '' lED ADS C riando Winter Park Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Pox 533. Sanford, Fla, 32771. W. Central Blvd., Orlando, Fla,, in the Matter of the AdoptIon By: Cecelia V. Ekern 32N1. and file the original with the AMARA JO CAREY Deputy Clerk Cierk of the above styled Court on or NOTICE OF ACTION Publish: June 21. 21. July 5, 12, 1976 before the 17th day of July, 1916; TO: Paul Schneider DEAC7 otherwise, a iudgrn,nt may be en Route 2 -tered against you for the relief New London, Ohio 44151 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND demanded in the Petition. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, WITNESS my Hand and the Seal JAMES BYRON G000SON as FLORIDA. of Said Court on the 3rd day of June. filed a Petition for the adoption of CASE NO. 74.792.A 1976 your minor child, bearing the ADOAA FAMILY 4:30 143 I.*.E DOUGLaS 71) (Ff1. 0tly) 'ifiA JOURNAL (Tues.) P.4,A,S'I'EA. PIECE THEATER (its.) .71) tn. arc Weds.) ANTIQUES (Tues.) WHAFS Tsreitn: PJ csnses f pI50 3$ Seminole Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Cle-k of the Circuit Court Florida, Inc., whose address Is 106 CASE NO. 16S7CA2O-E! ID EDGE OF NIGHT 12) DINAH STYLE '4 (6) LOVE OF LIFE (Mon.. Tues.. Weds.) JUGAISM TODAY 600 T (Mon. Weds. MER SEMESTER' ''The Great Joe gets involved in a safe- AND E PR MISTER ROGERS' LOVE. AMERICAN HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 39 SCIENCE FICTiON 'THErn 6* lRO1OE NA 2 12 THE GONG SHOW 14. ID SEARCH FOR TOMORRCY4V Al '24 (Mort)TBA(Tuttyui .) LtS' t'OGA t'0U .12 r the City of Sanford, Floa, Clerk of the above styled COurt on or Residence Unknown. H. N. Tamm. Jr. before July 26. 1916, otherwise a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED city Clerk Iudgment may be entered against that an adion for Dislutlon of Publish: June 21, 1916 you for the relief demanded In the Marriag, and other relief has been Complaint. 'lied against you and you are OEA.126 WlTNES5myhandandth,sealof required to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE said Court on this 11Th day of June, viitten defenses if CAy, to II on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1976. Attorney for Petitioner, Neigh. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE borhood Law Office of Central COUNTY, FLORIDA. HA.AN 1 30 "A' NEOOOO 3$ ROCKY AM) FRE?, UNDERDOG BOOK BEAT 3$ B VALL. PANY (R) 2j '2 DAILY DEVOTiONAL EB,ø.L.,L '7 THE ELECTRJC COP.4- 11 2.00 MONDAY NIGHT EN CM-V F TO uv 8 MIST ER ROGERS FESSOR iT) MARY HARTMLAN, P,fiJY ING LINE (Fn.) 'THE OLYM- PED(X (lies. et) UJAS, y () NOVA II 11:00 21,) IZi TOMOiF(jW p,j • ROPI) F DAILY •I 130 '1,4) 43PI'fltU5:WhenLao's 700CLUB 100 - in An'tta's seuge la adopei'dore 200 years ago. (R) 3$ IRONSIDE * THREE STOOGES 6* ME: (Mon.) 'at t2 S&J4OPM)SON '141) ID PRICE IS RIGHT 214 SESAME SET (R) UUAS. YOGA AND YOU MATCH (Fri.) Cnoos ViCTORY G.ARD 12' FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon.) RLD PRESS (Tue s.) EVENING AT CLASSU 32-HousesUnfu,-njshed PubficRecordsofSeminoleCounty, FOR, SEMINOLE COUNTY. OWNERSHIP WITH MULTIPLE Florida. FLORIDA STRUCTURES OR BUILDINGS. as been filed against you. You are Cl 12Ifl.CA4l.O A co shell be available it the required to serve a coPy of your In Re: The Marriage of office of the City Clerk for all per. written defenses, if any, to Ibis DOROTHY LYNCH. Petitioner and sons desiring to examine the same, action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, GORDON FRANKLIN LYNCH. Jr.. All parties in interest and cItIzens P.A., attorneys for the PlaIntiff,, Respondent have an ooportunity to be wt'iO$e address is 1316 Barnest Ban AMENDED heard at said hearIng. Building, Jacksonville, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION By order of the City Commission n7, and file the original with the TO: GORDON FRANKLIN LYNCH, 3:30 FtzrCeek"VctpMXe, 2. iS 12:00 'fl1 (fr'4TOUCI4ABLES .)MAN B. NILE SPHO WITH KNIT itp £ss 'ru'oo 3 12.30 1941.(Ffl.)"YelowJackb- Palance, Shelley Winters. '191) ds.) u.a. Grsat Zeeld" Ptll. (ds.) rit Mienca' Feased: teiyio* *ith Pi and Ljrda IkCaflney,andaport,orio(tiie -' (Tues. PRESS n.) , @3 GMJT T) MOM)y ' 1) .24 (Mon.) A BIT 7 (Mon.) KUPS SHOW (T) EVENING AT SYMPHONY (Weds.) MUSIC FROM ASPEN (Thini NOVA ,.w mgUVerscefsmlovewftha 800 (21) IN CONCERT: 'Sero ERCE SHOW (Thurg.) CONSULTATION 1) CBS MOVIE: 'Sum- fee. $N FRAN CARTON EX PEOPLE AND POLITICS 1 NiGHT IAOE 4) D KIN000M A1 8.30 GENEL HOSPITAL (1) YOUNG AM) RESTLESS 1* (Let ftoui ThLfl.) ouci DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) * co Mrrv ctoSE up .n CT) (Mon.) BOOK BEAT 2 800 * ALAN 11 ROBERT YOL*4G. FANILY OOR (4) 1) t10o& 0dB Afternoon im ioo (4 BRADY BUNCH ID CONcATIoN HOGA IEROES (7) FEEDBACK (J) EYE'MTPESS NAGA. NE (143 (1) ALL INThEFAMLY (MW) ID CAPTAIN (2) 10 TELL. flE TRUT)4 C89 NEWS 4) J 8S PEWS: (7.30.5 - 9) GOOD Mo NGA)bER N TIN (Tu.$) PE1GI'IO*IOOO ru 3(X) (2) 112) #'?CT)ERpD 11:56 (4) I) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI NOTICE OF A PuBLIC HEARING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION CUlT OF FLORIDA IN ANC OFANOROINANCEBYTHECITY FLORIDA. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. CASE NO.: h1ft109C hereby gIven that C hOtICI 24 ThE ELECTRiC caMSPRINGFIELD INSTITUTION Public Hearing will be held at the PANY Commission Room in the City Hell FOR SAVINGS, ETC.. Plaintifi, 3$ LASSIE in the City of Sanford. Florida, at' L.' 7. m.',I,wk P U au IuIv fl. 15Th. tn vi. ' . - consider the •doption of an or• JUNIOR CHARLES AVERY. et z., .2) (1) NEWS Defendants. dinance by the City of Sanford, W"TCIE NOTICE OF ACTION Florida. title of w$ICh is as follows: (7) flE ELECTRIC COMTO. JUNIOR CHARLES AVERY ORDINANCE NO. 1346 and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ENA AVERY. ifis who. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. (1) DEVERLYHIL.LBILIJES Residence Unknown AMENDING SECTION 2143 (b) OF 24 RO4icN. ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 21 OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED om THE CODE OF THE CITY OF that an action to foreclose C mor 3$ THELOPERj.NGER SANFORD. FLORIDA, SAID tgageonthefoiiowinorealprop.rty CHAPTER BEI PIG ENTITLED Situate in SeminoI* County. FIflrid*. ____________________ WATER, SEWERS AND SEWAGE described as followl: DISPOSAL. SAID AMENDMENT 101 33, WALDEN TERRACE, Legal Notice PROVIDING FOR A CHANGE IN according to PIaf thereof THE WATER AND SEWER FEE IN in Put Book II, Page 69, of the INTHECIRCUITCOURT.IN4ND PROJECTS UNDER SINGLE GLAR PROOFiNG__(Thin.) NOVA -........ 'F.l , IkQ .. 111 r '. '"" 6.56 12 PAU HARVEY 7J ORi RERT 74 SOSTAGE SPEcIAL OF SOWOSTAGE(W..)SLg. )MAN (Fri) CUR STORY igWirons(Od E.,reIt) 3$ ZOOM 3$ TIOLt!S (Tues.) ERICA (fln.) (_ (1) 24 (Moit) CANINES 11.50 2) 4) (I) (13 PEWS * FAMILY 35 R1 t9) HAPPY DAYS (Man. fMth) AN- Leg lNotIce - Monday, June 21, 1914,-38 Mowing, Edging. Trimming Phone 323 1797 - Tree Service Free Estimates. SANFORD TREE SERVICE Get plentyof prospec ts Trimming. Hauling. . ..Ad'rer'tisei Cutting, your product or ServIce In the' Licensed, Bonded, Insured. 349 Classified Ads. 5439 LAWN SERVICE Edging after s and p.m - Hedging. Mowing. 332.7331 ______________________ Well Drilling ____________________________ Painting Painting- Brush. roll, spray Quality work Reasonable prices Free estimates 3270439 WELLS DRILLED. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types and sizes We repair and Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 1207W 2ndSt 3224.1)2 ToListYourBusiness...DiI322-2611or8319993] J_ �48—Evening Herald. Sanford, fl. Monday, June 2$, 197 Answer BLON DIE ___________ ___________ HERB AND AQ ç WEE ONGTO t'OTw4 MY FQOc4'fYAD" PLA4G A La,6-RAlSt3 A 50.cOOTrLI4DOLE 4 FRONTYqO' C4E'ONY IN WONOO M I4!S •s IliC 8!CEN1D#lA.L' — ''' Chic Young ___________ t PUlUP FOONT ) ______ ! \ 1" 11 .. __________ .. - ~ QJ THE BORN LOSER - b2 by Art Sansom - ________ LQ) I CIILII 1. PtP'T BERNICE BEDE 'N _____ _____ trees 57 Egyptian deity a 16 Anglo-Saxon $8 Powerful 10 Chinese civet 38 Throngs serf 59 Hawaiian t2 Horsemanship 38 Salamanders 17 Coir&at:ve of geese 39 Guidos note 13 Strength neither 60 Succinct 18 Over (contr) 41 Feeble19 Hindu weights minded Wan DOWN 20 Oration individual 22 Unorthodox 23 Compass I Step opinion 42 Stood up reading 2 PsIm leaves 24 Australian bud 43 Room on a 24 Finial (war I ship 25 Play on words ornament 3 Admonish 18 RriI,h 78 flaviii ACCedO 4 Ohio Indians 28 Colloquial title 4 Entice 29 Contractile 5 Decamp 30 On this side 50 Swan genus tissue 6 -- dAosta (comb form) 51 Camera part 31 Automaton 7 Garden fl ower 32 Purchase 52 Sword feature 35 Up to the time 8 Donates 33 Raw metal 54 Family of 9 Spectacular 34 flnj member (coil) 36 Easy in mind tll num ber 56 La wyer lab) p ! For Tuesday, June ARIES seeking from I ____'1CIJSt..F ___ il Egg I tOtJtt'iiT. cry quickly lEterklit If the work or the you renege on i financial favors your share of 7_T!a 68th Year, rd, Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 10 Cents ne!l976 persons yuu know on a check. They may help from a sense of obligation, Achieving your goals is Im. it. but they luster if you an. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) can lose its b' Be careful today lest you say SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ___________________ purely social basis. portant,butyoullflndtheque3t won 't like ___ ... -. cause vance your --• _______________ ______________ something unthinkingly that downgrading another. f-,.. , ticularly a family be QAr.rrrARuIs r -.'-"-•-•' u.uo' 14' member. It'll 21) for hard to make amends. You'll tNnv 9ir have small those not In f ul l accord wi th r _____ (May are / %_ you to vlew to lake phase one Construction T~ 11 If 11i Jan. might You wi today wi up. photo two contructlan * whom interest. circulation E --, ____________________ __ BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker A1 4OLE E EEPER, EETLE ra4t A5 _____________________________ NO W4Y.' )4OVEL WELL, NO : GOOD MAKE A I'LL 4AVE TO Pb rr OR I I k4OVEL 31 — — — ________ 1 1 37 _____________ 0 i _ 53 1 1_ 1. 54 51 52 I MY UNCLE DOES REAUY r - USI ANY WAY HE'S A TREE SURGEON ! WHAT OK., AND HES ALWAYS GOP'I' DOES 1 our ON ,A__________ LIMB! DO . ______ ______ ____________ ,7;!- - —— _______ — ___________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ -_ ) I BUGS BUNNY ________________________________ I THINK \'ER RX)CH) — __________________________________ ________________________________ _________________ IL '. 't2(J'RE GOING THE by Stoffel & HelmdahI .. .. .- , WEST OVER - HERE! - .- - . - ___________ - ___________ ____ ______ __________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ____________________________________________________________ by Lorry Lewis N or. - After all, diet A,QV kEA _______ ______ 1% _____ _______ ______ ______ ________ PRISCILLA'S TONIGHT \\ [1WE HAVE I ,. - .., '. Ei - '.' ______ ______________ ______ _____ __ n ) - j'.Y .... . . /Tr) ,I. _____ - ' ii , --,— e . .' - _____________ < ~ ,,~1 .. ________ ___ __ ' ,,. . ,' 4' - ___ -. - - " / __ ________ _____ k- 28 1 4. FRANK AND ERNEST ________ __ by Bob Thoves . ,.-----i FREE j __________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ FREE oppRESSE FREE \ poiflIC . NEW FREE 7 CANCER SOCIE1Y .-. -. ,-. you should learn some respect bulmthiscountry well over 90 per cent base their methods for th e old man. I am still trying to learn, although it gets on standard American Hal Sims Ifal's play of the newspaper The Jacobys will mll TUMBLE WEE OS by T. K. Ryan be used in flits column')' flW kMZ4' &aZRS6, f IT 0= WF'L_" A XtR 94~ x4nevip . 600P IWA ... I VX'IW OWk VVXWW 61ACE .1 _____ _C" _____ \ V A . A. .. -.- - .& A ____ ____ ' - I . . _____ Ii ___________ ! _ _______ (, _ I . -r---- ) Appointed John Col bert, director of personnel and--ausiliary servkes for the county school system, to the Sa nford Housing Authority board of commissioners. He replaces Former Chairman Richard Evans, who resigned June 14. ee _____ WEATHER lu1inda)'s high 93, today's low 2. Rainfall: .01 inch. Thundershowers likely today and Wednesday, mainly d ur ing - Approved a request For a liquor license W. 1st St. Developer Jack St. Denis told the floor of the new city hall first, and expand the first Floor as needs arise, future riverboat atmosphere A decision on county funding for a mosquito fighting program has been delayed until 9:30 p.m. Executive Assistant Roger Nelawender said he has re viewed the situation and will have a written repo rt for the commissioners' perusal tonight. Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said about $10,000 Is all that's necessary for a fogging program, which some ofilcinis believe would cut down on the number of blind mosquitoes that swarm about the Downtown Sanford area. - — j _______________________________________________________ r ity I ;on Comm ;ss I%.,I I the afternoon and evening hours. Highs in upper SOs and 1015 90s. Lows tonight in upper 60s and low 70b. Variable % Inds with big band-style entertainment, _ 10 m.p.h. or less. Rain probability is 60 per cent. Deta ils and tides on Page 2-A. OK s $50 ,000 Gr a n t Bv ED PRICKM persons being rushed for tratment to mergency centers. Kimbrough said the capability is Seminole County cornmissioners today approved a a big improvement." The herald Staff Writer grant proposal for SX1,000 to system would provide a system fund an emergency medi cal of communications between service IEMSI system which Florida Hospital North, - S .4~%_ ...1._1 k- I I ,wn -- I £i7 XMWMMT V )W565Th'7 6,111117rMU41tw. ,., - , 11,~" "T, . - Kelly Park, six miles north of the probe. MissTanasv reportedly came Apopka in Orange County. An autopsy re po rt showed she di ed to Sanford about three wee ks front tiiultlplt' stab wounds, ago and was staying with officials said. relati ve s while job hunting in iirta. Sanford police said a cousin, the Central Florida T _____________________________ I 1)1 RATA''V flY/j6 ,rP/AVt AE41 11 ' ro... King said today that medical Ken Tanasy. 18, reported Saturday night that Nliss examiners said further tests ,I%Ina,jy was lilisling fioni 2507 %ill be necessary before it can 'tale Ave. and that she was last be determined if the murder 1A0Y!1 r,W4Vr rosffikanq I )W/ _ — I _,.: .' '. , . . I 1- 1 Orange County park. I Orange ('ouiitY Sheriff's , 'kin !!('hrrt l'ini iti1 1 -. said today ftt investigators have no I mu s us pec ts in the l:i'.in . . . - It " place of human enurt reporters remaining question is the Equipping counselors with — — - . 77~_ 91 - ZOO PAVING - —. . ,1. '. ., quality of t he transcripts that mobile nukes, on the o ther going to be a lot less ex hand, creates the same or has the potential the electronic CR's turn out pensive of being less expensive," says andwhathappensifyouhaveto problem that exists when Circuit Judge Kenneth M. go back and check a portion of a football coach has been wired I.ef fler, a jurist of Flor i da 's tape - for example, on an for sound and somebody geb clipped directly in front of the 18th judicial circuit which is appeal. remarks ma y be Insta lled in the cour troom, team bench based in Seminole County. But Leffler adds,"You have a the four-track system in volves entered upon the record which . - ( ount', they've used it with courtroom during the course of an examination or his great success." If cost co mparisons between statements to the judge or j ury. This can leave the electronic and human court The introduction of electronic reporters suggest that economy microphone behind and, netirder.transcribers isalrnostcornpletelyontheside possibly, a crucial segment of lClts) into American courtrooms in of the machine, the only the transcript with it. l3 hIllS NAsH herald Staff Writer (last of a Three-Part Series . victim was sexually molested. The body was found Sunday Investigators said the Sanafternoon in a remote corner of ed lord faiiiil), who the)' declin park by three Orlando he after a police ed t to identify, call de.scription was broadcast on teenagers who were snake television Sunday night of a hunting. woman found slain at the Orange Count y authorities - ; 2 p.m. Reporters Mechanical ' . ON9 IS In Using , - - Wary ' .. Tanasy was found Sunday in on any possible local aspects of _____ H . yl-I 0 le Nit declined further comment Wh don' '. .1 I .&f Police today clamped a lid of Tiinasy. secrecy on their investigation III Sanford 1'iiIic ('hid Hen the murder of an 18-year-old Butler today tonfirnied that V ' r - , ., Toledo, Ohio, woman who had department is actively parbeen sta ying with.relatives Iii ticipating in the murder probe Sanford. with Orange County authorities "And another thin . I . - N~& . ..... Orange Count% Sheriff's -'f~j, ~ r 1 Found Murdered % Courts S ~ - ; investigators and Sanford the tuurdir '.ictim as Miss -_______ ___________ I 4k CM ______ .. . 4 - %I mending State Rep. Bob liattaway for his attempt to amend Flo rida 's Government in the Sunshine Law after Mayor Lee Moore objected th at a resolution already passed by the Council of Mayors of West Browat-d (uiunty co ntained "unnecessary pot shots at (hi' media." ___________ Sanford Visitor ' It ,(L d!_M~, .. Ilcasley said he had considered aligning S I'll 1 . — Delayed a vote on a resolution com- , chcji-,,,, ~ ___ .- D -) I______________________ ____ ___________ for a new supper club to be build in the old Seaboard Coast Line freight warehouse at 212 ycen about . ____________ 1 / 70 ftf! "W0V0:AW,90 VJMAEF0?AVY. / 4-A AroundThe Clock Bridge ...... .. - - .sCalendar----------3-A Comics .............. . 4-B 4-B Crossword ........... . F4itorial ..............IA Dear Abby ...............5-A Dr. lamb ... ..... .... 4- B ... Horoscope Hospital . ... ...... ...2-A Obituaries ..........z-, Sports .... ....... ....1-3-B Television ..............6-A Women ....... -. $ A Mosquito Funding Decision '' CW56R JW? ___________ Jury Selection Under Way In Nude Dancing Case by Gill Fox - C()viPt.AINTS win ow?" ICV T.4fr.IT)Wp OCEAJ'J I WAS LOST IN Today d *Club Juana Operator, Ten Dancers Face Charges by Garry Trudeau — lly 2.6 acres from Flagship Bank of Sanford to complete the the new city hall. The land will cost the city $100,000. in other action at Monday night's meeting. commissioners: of site for ___________ I the purchase SIIIII)IL • 1_~ ners ______________ betweec hospitals and the ai'td Herndon Ambulance ambulance service in the Service. . COMIPLAINTS one of the il an cers may possibly Johnson last week dismissed jur or s this morning, Hanlon sheriff's vice squad agents, officers outside the nigh ts pot. county. By BOB LLOYD The three agencies, plus the ______________ If approved by the state. the i appear nude in the courtroom to (ompanion obscenity charges carefully questioned each Casselberry police. state One of the state's witnesses is Iferald Staff Writer county s Department of Public 1 , to, . -_ illustrate nudity that took place against hnter and the dancers. person called to the jury box beverage agents and state ('asselberrv Police Officer grant will be used to match a Safety, would have instant be separatedEfforts were still under way at the night club on May 12 That charge alleged the about their church affiliations, attorney's investigators, George Proechel. In pre-trial $340,000 EMS gr an t already in with the early this afternoon to select a when Sheriff's deputies defendants knowingly opinions on the nude body as an arrested the dancers and Pinter testimony. he said he saw all 10 hand. The money is available in communication di cal technicians rs perform, and in his the governor's highway safety emergency me n r county court jury arrested the defendants. promoted, conducted, per. art form and the , da ce ri ts of on May 12 at the Club Juana gh six-mem be in the Field. I State Attorney Abbott formed or participated in an citizens to pay money to see where Pinter had been ad- opinion, the dancers' conduct fu nds. in the trial of Club Ju.aiia The project was pushed last County Commissioner John operator Mike I'inter and 10 hlerring's office claims that obscene, lewd, lascivious or shows without offending others. vertisung nude dancing. wasn't lewd, lascivious, inThree Female undercover decent or vulgar. Other officers Kimbrough said the major year by County Commissioner There were indications that dancers on charges of indecent I'inter aided and abetted in the indecent show or performance _____ exposurL.m nude dancing at the unlawful exposure or exhibition by live pe rsons be fore an the trial may last more than one sherufrsdepities and agi-oiipoF in pre-trial testimony indicated service the communications Sid Vthlen Jr. of sexual organs by the dancers audience. day. The commission has a July 1 policemen watched the pe r- t hey felt the dances were oh- system would provide is to alert Casselberry night club, J .:(\ Approximately 15 law cii- Formances by the dan ce rs and scene and indecent "because of hospital officials about the deadline to apply For the state During more than two hours attorney, in a vulgar or indecent manner. The defense '-s,,,,_J nature of injuries or illness of ('ounty ('onrt Judge Harold of questioning of prospective forcement officers, including secretly radioed details to other nudity." funds, Edward llanlon Jr., hinted that . l \) - ________ diet. £S I MC W ________________________ JL6TbW7W V U AaS I _____ ______________ U%% and will receive copies of JACOB',' MODERN SIDE GLANCES when additional parking will be needed. A delegation of women from SISTER attended the meeting and President Myrtle Gradick suggested that the chandeliers in city hail's upstairs auditorium be used in the new building. blending in, but I don't want it to look like the cour thouse annex, ' Stenstrom said. house entrance on Park Avenue, but that - uld require placing the new city building at answer individual questions stamped, sell-addressed envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions Jim: "Ifis problem was to At the main citv hall entrance with the cour- Arrhilect Wayne Heasley explains his plan to finish the second cominissioners be planned a 1900 Mississippi if DOONESBURY ___ two-phase construction plans will permit relatively inexpensive future expansion. The lakefront view will play an important part in the design of the new city hall, said Ileasley, and so will the county cour thu.ii; .. across l'ark Avenue. Although the city h.i exterior design can't be completed until t! Interior is laid out, Heasley did say he w.0 considering repeating the courthouses truncated co rner s. The city commissioners responded positively to Heasley's ideas, although (ommissioner Juiüui Skiitiuo. xprs.scd so reservatio ns about being influenced by the cour thouse design. "I don't mind it I in for the experts? Write 'Ask the Jacobys" care , , ______________________________________ 11 _____ station owner. "It'd be too damned appnrent. gasolifie surplus was exhausted. Wi th the surplus gone, It has once again They (the fuel companies) are stupid, but I don't become a seller's market and the time is ripe for think they're that stupid." Most of t he se rvi ce station personnel who introduction of the gas price increases the big oil were questioned admitted that they had heard companies have been saving. rumors of gasoline pri ce hikes during the So the expla na tion is there, if you're insummer, the pe ak travel pe riod for a majority of terested, but it still bo ils down to the consumer the en di ng up on the short end of the stick — again. Americans. But few would confirm _________________________ ____________________________________________________ Seminole Boulevard to Fulton Avenue to (r ate a pedestrian ma ll probably won't considered until the first floor is completed, ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ central core of stairs and an elevator. The I A Michigan reader wants to know if the precision club ______ really a precise system _____ No more than any other excommon Jim: '1 have just written pert system and about some of my problems in with all other expert systems learning bridge. Were you is very little be tter than standard American ever a student?" Today, every ex pe rt pair Oswald: "Now that you excess cholesterol, particularly if your have too many calories _____________________________ 'MARA -ME would be better." lleasley also recommended a plan to build the second Floor first, leaving what will some da y be the first floor of a much larger city hall open for landscaping, except for a Pass Pass Pass Opening lead — Cdfl lead to at erustlero8k I do by. The man who taught me more than anyone was the late or too much saturated fat in the OME I NT Pass 36 avoid two heart losers, One way would be to strip the . said. A proposal to close Park Avenue from , stories Pass 5 * Pass 6* cards was magnificent His bidding was of the 'Bid 'em High and tell 'em nothing school'. Here is Hal at work." ..V I nne-qtory building," Heasley said, "but after stt:,hitit t he parking problems, I felt two lil, (00 you have a question these is still rather high in fat even though it is devoid of cholesterol. Don't forget, the ('Ufi manufacture its own AMERICAN I . ' or the south end of the 6-acre site. "You'd have ti, forges a bo ut Lake Monroe and th e view," - were duck- West North East South One of the more popular of (, (H4AP Nith vulnerable stitutes but it does make a difference which ones you use. L7~il~~ , (xxwEP HOW 10 WRITE ") building facing Lake Monroe. City commissioners and citizens got their first look at plans for city government's new home Monday night, when chief architect Wayne Heasley of Watson and Co. prese nt ed his preliminary ideas for the lakefront building. talking a bo ut a 'Originally I felt we A KITTENS PAPER PWR11EAJU1' A)J'PJrrrINA O1fl..E ng more difficult as the years go goodevidencethattakingrnore vitamin C than the recommended daily allowance or "hat you should get in a well, -'- he ______ __________ - Books, Inc.. 72 Fifth Avenue. values for oysters and other what you feed the hen. shellfish are included in the hopefully, if t he egg industr y tables of my book "What You spends itiore efforts on Need to Know About Food and developing such products, the (okingForHealth"Thosewho day will come when everyone want this book for source m- can enjoy egg yolks without lurmation about foods and food fear of increasing their chances of developing heart disease, pre paration can order t he strokes or other complications paperback oFfatty-ehnlesternldeposItsun the arteries. Unfortunately such products are not now available. ____ (i __ __ I (.MBuEps -" -I ___ _____ I cholesterol fat can front the rest of the egg yolk. are quite sa le to eat (u nl ess you _' i HOPE add fat in preparation for low. The amount of sa turated fat in C r EY'VE GOT theyolkcana lsobechanged by fat, low- cholestrol diets. ____________________ YOU . . A 8654 VA 9753 •6 A A A They FIR5T FRENCH THE FPENc R ESTAUANTt1 ARE FAMOUS FOR THEIR I __ DELICIOUS / CUISINE' T EA'T Fo ____ foods. SOUTH Lamb Yes, oysters are relatively is an experimental technique. low in fat a nd low in chol esterol using a cen tr ifuge, to sepa rate although much earlier reports the di fferent Parts of the egg high- yolk. in this way much of the had included them in Z "O _____ high-cholestrol __ j.-1 ,. ______ _____ ________ _ Hall To Face Lake Monroe By JACQUELINE DOWI) Herald Staff Writer ed a heart. He won th e heart return and cashed his last three trumps: Jim: hal was left with two hearts and two diamonds North with our diamonds East could not h"!d a heart and protect the jack of diamonds.' • 4QJ 10876 As soon as normal dietary balanced diet will prevent habits were r esumed r esulting atherosclerosis or lower our in obesity, high chol esterol and blood fats or ehoLsterol. There is some interesting other problems, the rate of Information about eggs. There heart attacks soared. I 1IIi s a major reason that coronary heart disease almost disappeared In Europe during and immediately after World War II __-' ______ ______ - that a 1 ; Lie vitamin C deficien have repeatedly shown this. \. I EVER :. VKJ5 J 107 2 0954 demonstrates, that many fatty deposits and giving vitamin C wo ul d reverse people can lower their blood process, establishes the point cholesterol and lipid levels by _________________________________ - V Q tO Lt. low.cholestrOl food. Also, New York, NY 10011. Or they what Is your opinion about the may Find it on th e paperback reports that vitamin C HillY shelves at the store, price $4•95 prevent or reduce the extent of The information on vitamin c atherosclerosis? There is an item in the newspaper that I and heart attacks or fattycholesterol deposits in the am sending al ong stating at are lower in arteries is contradictory. I do there ar e eggs th th th cholesterol than normal eggs. believe, ough, at work in guinea pigs which showed that DEAR READER — It , _______________ _______ _______ City Sanford's new city hall will probably be a on authorized to of two-story EAST nies we — hand play ace and one heart and hope that the winner of that trick would not hold th e last heart." Oswald: 'Hal found a squeeze. lie simply drew trumps, discarded one heart NORTH lOP *Kq97 V642 642 A KQ6 K2 as a 'u¼CVER... ____ _______ com ____________________________________________________________________ _________________ ow Duri supply is • BRIDGE I would appreciate knowing whether oysters are safe to eat I fr-I type 1113 lipid profile. Your columns and books on low-fat and low-cholestrol foods a nd dieting have been an invaluable source of information for me. Now all of my lipid levels are rinrTnal WRC`NG WAY, I BALL! CO GET I T, v—' M)VER! ) G4P 1I2i?EZ! _____________________ TO TH CFASE ____________________ ______________________________________ LOVES HE IN' TIRED, FUDDSY! AT ________________________ I —'___ ]__. ______________________________________ The outline in the background Is the county courthouse. view. Architect Displays First Sketches 11) (iSWAll) and J,tME..S JAt013V ____________ _______ 26 — s / ________________________________ _____ — DEAR DR, LAMB— A year ______________________________________ section of WIN ———— — — — — In _______ ______________________________________ Sanford 's new city hall will make the most of the Lake Monroe __________ OystersAre L Chole terol € ~?~ — Don't —— — — — HETOOIA CHANCE JK ON A B NESS I I I LAST W!!__ DEAL___________ - 58 \\ IT WAS RISKY, BUT DADDY ,.. 1 — ———— 55 56 __________ — I — — — — gasoline prices will be going up from two to five Tucker. As an official of Florida's cents a gallon at pumps all across the United AGRA, a nationwide organization, Tucker said his information reveals th is picture: States. ng the bu lk of 1975 there was a fuel short but we're not going to be "The in any real crisis like we had before," says surplus in this country at the wholesale level, William D. Tucker. executive director of the which resulted in pump price reductions from Allied Gasoline Retailers Association (AGRA) August 1975 to March 1976. During this period, re immajor fuel pa office in Orlando. "I think we're going to see some sta tions plement wholesa le price increases on several running out of gas at the end of the mon th for occasions — due to hi kes in the cost crude oil but since the market was in a downward several days, and fuel prices are probably go ing to be going up. But there won't be any gas lines, trend, t hey he ld off. Th ese increases were not lost, however, they anything like that," Tucker said. Servi ce station owners and attendants in were merely "banked" until a fut ure time. And in order to turn the situation around, the oil firms Sanford ha ve mix ed views on the subject. "It's too close to the Four th of July for a fuel simultanously lowered prod uction levels at shor ta ge," said one French Avenue service various major refineries until eventually the affiliate to conceptual , by Bob Montana le~_ _______ - _ 59 11~~~ Ppocii — no another fuel shortage this summer. And at best, popular, is not entirely accurate, according to --- ARCHI E I A — _ Of ______ _____________ 6-28 . 10' I . -., - _ — I —— 44 one e Now for ______ expensive tools or —— ——— — — SANFORD CITY HALL qualities today. 33 34 — I,-- 41 42 43 (17 — 31 for for You're Don't volunteer help with a job 1. leadership Others could sense this and be You're not familiar with. There reluctant to follow as readily as could be material you could acci dentally, usual. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2) The ruin YOUR BIRTHDAY ends do not justify the means JuneZ9,1971 today. Don't use tactics that The rewards for your efforts others can criticize you for. Some would welcome the op this year may pay off more slowly t ha n you anticipated. portunity. LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) Don't be discouraged. Later, close you'll pick up momentum be inconsiderate friends today. You'll offend swiftly. — — my to watch PISCES (Feb. inner uncertainty dilutes your I of such a traveler's first not ______________________________________________ of an actual shortage, car and ___________ ________________IT Rise packed, the and pound- unproductive. foolish today. To saying that all possibility the The good dog stabled wi th a neighbor, the mail there usually are no advance indicators newspaper service temporar ily stopped, situation. "I know (district) boss said they cut our the house and a big Grandma lined up ink th checks in your pocket. allocation, I fat wad of th whole summer," those two glorious weeks of station attendant said. "They're trying to create all set vacation you've be en looking forward to for another shortage, but you and I both know there's nothing to it." about 10 months. doubt largely That observation, while the bad news: there's likely to be news is: you've got 11 a] Expected ? ~ . could — Prices Gasoline _______ 21-June 20) it GEMINI valid. make excuses, reasons Isn't like CAPRICORN (Dec. 22you but that's — — — — — — — — may run Into a problem do today. If you're in 19) try 1 3 4 5 2 6 7. 8 9 10 th one th you 'less error, Opinions will 21-July 22) share an CANCER 11 — ______ 12 13 -------b4 There's a good possibility you differ. The results 14 could be penny-wise — 15 -AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) if Ask how Difficult decisions boggle your 161 = 17 j19 something will last, mind today. Seek the advice of much it costs. 20 21 — 22 23 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your a trusted counselor, just what 1 - Patience your ideas, though their (June 'OB. ------- 0 29, 1976 to [ I - 19) (March 21-Apr Avoid -----ft OSOL - - at Im OF / By 21 __________________ ______ -- . . ,o k1. t 41 Soo of (prefix) HOROSCOPE 1£ ' energy 44 Puts oft ItWarningol verbal danger (VI') 46 Armed conflict 13 Potato starch 49 Cavity II t(eetlike 53 Vigorous lsuClue 55 Sent. like a IS Evecgreei letter wOw! Mlvi 19\ 37 Tendons 40 Urge (coil 6 Eftecbve TMER OWN (R -'Z.L1 i It ACNOS$ IMi9ht rw'v' '-_- O Strength (wouLor KNOW pm ,VuR Previous Puzzle ___ to lot more to do with the fixed microphones for each were better left out of it. machines, because when a live counsel table, the bench and the What about the fidelitv of the ' reporter comes in she makes witness stand. The eight-track tape recordings theniselves? The chief court reporter of ier notes as to who's talking, hook-up adds a microphone t %hat case it is and so forth . above the jury box, at the trial the 18th circuit, Norman Whereas here, it has to be clerk's table and on the podium Bobbin, says that at present the dictated onto the ta pe who the from which the lawyers make tapes are not fully reliable, that . is,who the attorneys are, their presentations, wi th the transcribers frequently ent he date, et cetera, eighth track usua lly held in counter unirutelligible areas on "We really ha ven't had the reserve in case ola breakdown , recordings because today's One point universally agreed machines are capable of Al Rozon iright foreground), executive director of the Central experience here that some of volunteers work the other circuits have had," upon is the fact that t he average reproducing, for e.ample, only Florida Zoologkl Society, watches the action as COMMENCES on the paving ul the cutraureway to the Zoological park. north of Leffler sums up. **For example, attorney — a U television's two dimiensions of what is ac. ranges widely Wally a three-dimensional Sanford on U.S. l7- just off Intcrstat. (Herald Photo by Bill I understand that o ve r in the Perr y Mason (Continued On Page 2-A) sixth circuit, in Pinellas and unpredictabls about the Vincent Jr. 1 — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 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, June 28, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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