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Lit Fitzgerald SS£ iioIQjII abbr) 54 Greek letter N 0I 1 Summer (Fr) 55 Few (Fr) P 0 SIP R (EDJJ ID' La 56 Carl TT Douce" 51 Stuff L P E 12 Read 58 Solemn fÜ!ifl-i1ro I DfE,AISI 14 Period wonder SA'AC____ 15 lunchtime 59 Actor Sparks I1Z A 16 Detail 60 Broke bread Il Homeite A I°Lii 18 Hem DOWN 1 0) SI F Il El (Ii EINI 1' 20 Cat 23 Method 22 Most succinct 1 One (Ger I 43 Crafted 24 Shipping lane 2 Stepped on 24 Tarry hkenexs 26 Whirl 3 City problem 25 Gain by labor 44 Singer Bob 30 Arrival-time 4 Poetic saying 27 Exclamation guess (abbr) 5 Youngster 31 ollege 6 Silk fabric of annoyance 45 Company of degree (abbr) 7 Electric fish 28 Spanish people matron 32 Spawn 8 City in New 46 Malarial fever 33 Spike of corn York 29 Desire (SI) 48 Israeli round 34 Scale note 9 Enjoy a meat 30 long fish 36 New England 11 Actress dance 35 Division of cape Louiso Great Britain 49 State (Fr) 37 Actress I) Flightless 38 Conjunction 50 Identical Redgrave birds 51 Environment 40 Genetic 39 Faux pas pi 19 Novel material agency (abbr) 42 Scrap 21 Female Saint 45 Bring (abbr) 41 Storage place 53 Falsify ACROSS I I° BEETLE 1 _L BAILEY Mort Walker MEN 0 M •iuu•uuui ONE HEM on THE BORN LOSER i NEE by Art Sansom BEENE .l RI MOEN 00 • . ~Hu --UNUMEN HORMONE MIKE . on by Bob Montana ARCHIE POP I'LL. LET YOU INON A LITTLE SECRET-- - BETTWAT A GROCVY,0E4--PAINTING EACH CF YOUR FEA:(S A DIFERENT COLOR' I' VE GOT TO TRY % 'I DIDN'T HAVE ENOJGH \ I MONEY TOBUYANYIL I POij5k.$OI USEDUP J WHAT I HAD HOROSCOPE fl IWRNICF; IIEI)EOSOI, ARIES March 21-April 191 In someone with w,om you Don't become involved with have a relationship. SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) people whose ideas are not on a par with yours today. Lesser Get your work done early. types can cause serious Iiter. there will be disruptive cond.tions. Procrastination will problems. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) really put you behind the 8-ball, SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec) You should not attempt to make major changes in your work 211 It might be difficult to unhabits or procedures today. derstand why others can't see 2\0 J I / t4' I ER1:'y.ftc(4 I3EfJAzPeaEir 70D4v! 158 I I I ]60 1 I I I 'L A,, BUGS BUNNY - by Stoffel & Heimdc EE TH PlCEONS LJCVS''. r1 C'NL'V' \ DIME.' " WHY N)T -.------, -J HERE. (PuoNs/) sN1 TH.\1 CUTE HL. ( . ... REME ME R5 —1 ME FWOM LAST kC't'-. bJ' -- PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HERE THEY COME OLiVER' NOW ; JOIN IN - " IT'LL' 00 YOU , ( 44 IGOOc?., " t5 e u n 42.7wp; 'A ;• IL) FRANK AND ERNEST by Bb Tho'rei MEN'S CLOTH INC DOYU I411VE - $UIT$ WITH OPA OF MINT 4A• •'h..ft....l" 3(p,•• meaning it helps prevent the aspirin from irritating the stomach, at least to some small extent. Aspirin will burn or irritate tissue II a small piece of it allowed to remain in contact with tissue for a period of time. You can help prevent this problem by crushing it and putting it in a half cup of milk, Or you can take it with food This means it will not be absorbed as rapidly and its action in relieving pain will be delayed. however, the action will last longer. It is true that aspirin will prolong bleeding time. That is why its use in preventing strokes and heart attacks Is under study. It would probably also help prevent any of the clotting tendencies that occur in some women taking birth control pills. The lower rate of heart attacks and strokes in patients with arthritis taking aspirin was one of the early tipoff s that aspirin might be useful in this regard. I cannot recommend the use of aspirin to prevent heart attacks at this time. The value of the medicine for this purpose as opposed to it., hazards is now undergoing a massive national study. After that I done you will have a good answer about its usefulness and limitations. Two ordinary (five grain or 300 mmiilligram) aspirin tablets will double the bleeding time for as long as seven days. For this reason anyone who has any medical problems associated with bleeding should not use aspirin in any form. This In. eludes people with peptic ulcers or any tendency to bleed from the digestive system. Women I S - It l)%,'tI.I) and M e ' 07 TJ ' r . WE RE NO, I \'..t\ 1 \ . "S ' -: -- -.------ — .• • . -. . •.. . . . . - . '..' , - - Pa, \ BAREL Y NORT111 (DI A A J 10 4 VJ 3 2 &K52 W F—ST FAST £76 a V 1,' 6 6 4 2 V Q 7 5 #~ 3 #Q108 4.QJ 108 497643 sØfl V A K 10 Roth vulnerable est should not take aspirin In any form for at least two weeks before delivering a baby. IF you do not have any problem that might be associated with bleeding the of the aspirin is not IIkIv to cause you any problems and to the extent that It may have some beneficial effects In preventing heart attacks and strokes - it may Aspirin remains the best all around medicine to relieve pain in Joints or muscular aching as commonly occurs in degenerative arthritis the kind you get as you get older. You do not need to take large doses for this effect. In much larger doses, prescribed by a doctor, it can be used to decrease inflammation as occurs in rheumatoid arthritis. how much you take depends upon what is being treated. There are a number of medi cines on the market that will relieve pain and can be used For osteoarthritis, but do not decrease inflammation and cannot be used for that purpose in treating rheumatoid arthritis. To give you inure information about aspirin and related medicines you might want to use to relieve pain I am sending you The Health Letter number 88, Aspirin and Related Medicines. Others who want this information can send 50 cents with along, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for it. Just send your letter to me in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, Tx 78282. acr' ' . -' • North it in Pass I £ .' . I'asi Pass 3V Pass 4 a Pass 6 a Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Q a ."'j " - - South looked over dummy quickly and saw that his slam contract was a mighty poor one. Then he set about to steal it. lie led a trump to dummy's ace and a second trump back to his king Then he led a low diamond! If West had played his king it would have been all over for South. but West wasn't quite up to that play at that early stage of the proceedings West played low! Now South rose with dummy 's ace, cashed his ace and SEEK & rd ailed Caner to concede early this afternoon. . 771~ '17he latest returns showed Carter carrying 23 states with 272 electoral electoral votes. Ford carried 24 states with 186 electoral FIND" . kin of h in durniny, discarded a diamond on the king of clubs, III c~l duinni)'s list club, led a tract since West was thrown in with the king of diamonds and had to lead a heart or club to allow South to ruff in dum. my and discard his last dia. mond at the same time West have put up that king of diamonds at his first opportunity Ile probably would have done just that if South had stripped the hand before leading the suit, but South madehisplayearlvand it worked. - , C; /• . - . . . / :' . / - ".'7N t \ , .- . ' •, • , T?, / / 1/ \ \ • \ \ -/ \ Dy I. I. myan ..h'M7M MI..V4T NOW, WHEN YOU MEET (iROVgF, MY EVrl'Og, XEP IN MINP HE WAS ONCE KANEP WITh A COM POSING SflCt PY 7%671t 90XIT . k. .. . ' \ I ' AN IRATE PRESSMAN, WHICH SORtA AflXr \ SCAIfEREP HIS T WE, 50 TO f7tcIC5 AT1E7a-tc1 wanw 71C &V 8OS , ' , (Do you have a question the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys w ill answer individual questions if stamped, sail-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies ol JACOB',' MODERN) " IL - ELECTIONS /_ irs 14cEY Am, :. . 5PEAJ<. :1Iji \ AT ¶3 -- C I 4bitji R I Gt'I rs - '. - , . 40 - (D- . r - ... - . " . - r • •. ' • - .' - . . ..stt.,uIIa LJI .':., - ": • -.... - .• MIAMI i AP) '- 1 .. 4 :. - • V - -S S ___ of those voting approved the financial disclosure amendment. With 3,265 precincts of 3,446 repo rted, the tia-asUft piS3J 1,4!7,779 W. .......... '; ; Florida vot- '' go to After ttk- legislature tur down a sit nilar tAll. Gov. lieubin Askew obtained petitions from a requ,tred eight per cent of the state's eligible vuters to At7TF4 Afailf1cw'. /cE? .4 Hayley French, elected president of the "Kids' flights" Party Tuesday was victory day, too, for single See VOTERS, Pg. S-A Today -, on the ballot. "I bI paI of this amendment represents the most important step we U1dhaVe taken help restore the people's faith in their Askew said in goverrunent after the votes 14, Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Crossword Editorial Dear Abb Or. Lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituarlim Lawton Elementary School, Oviedo. She beat six other pupils in a campaign involving candidates at Lawton, English Estates, Red Bug and Winter party was thewere in Springs Elementary. The Television brainchild of Moore Capers, teacher at the Gifted Voters approved two changes Weather judicial sys- Women affecting the Student Center, fled Bug Elementary. to PRESIDENT tern. The', gave 3-1 i.'unsent to to the Florida Constitution, En- system for appeals judges The eluding erie requinng most governor will continue to RU elected officials and candidates vacancies in these judicial offices, nut voters will henceforth to those uff.ces to fully disclose decide at election time whether their finances, Five other amendments were these judges remain in office. the Also accepted rejected in Tuesday's voting. amendiiient giving the Judicial the widest margin on aunendinents voting, 78 per cent Qualification, Commission - .4 .- -- ers have approved four changes establishing a merit retention at new state / By DONNAESTES Herald Staff Writer Robert French Win Approval KID'S 'KID POWER' 'in Oth e r French Wi"n s Coun, Races P P day on the absentee votes to hlaasa. dctennine that I had won. "I'm anxious to know who is the Democratic primaries, done. French said he decided to run gong to win the other two predicted more changes will be For the office in April. "II took made in the commission by the races," he said. French, who easily .iefeated voters two years hence unless six Long months," he said. incumbent Commission business is conducted in the Commissioners will take office Chairman Michael Hattaway in way that the people want it Nov. 16. Disclosure, cor I L EY.Ju cg e Mer i t She's Fo r -. Y". IT'S VA KI1{C1II ( FF ' VQT - e . qualms about Jimmy Carter Republican opponent Vince Perry of Winter Springs and and their respect for Ford's ex6,692 to the former Democrat perience in office, an Associ- turned Independent Tom ated Press poll showed. Binford. Carter won by coaxing SUpWilliams, meanwhile, port from the traditional Demoreceived 19,194 to Gunter's cratic blocs, despite their feel(Herald III by Rick Wells) 18,896 for the district three spot ings, expressed in the survey, and Kirchhoff received 18,1139 to County Commissioner Richard Williams (Rthathe has promised more than Alexander's 18,255. Longwood) whcse re-election may depend on th he can deliver and that he will The counting of the absentee absentee ballots supervises the ballot counting by be a less than excellent ballots will determine which Frances Leahy (left) and Madeline Luttrell of president. political party will be the Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce's office. The foniner Georgia governor drew strong support from the French said today that he is Williams was appointed to the official county canSee 'TIME' Page 3A "glad I didn't have to wait all vassing board by Commission Chairman Mike 561% r8E7M?&7 ZTOi / j '.'.T .J - F ItENCH ,,thuhUhh1,h1 by Garry Trudeau Si6'(_Wy ' , - IPI . - , ".." Ballot Party Precinct Campaign Plurality Primaries Candidates Politics Recall Electors Polls Voting Tomorrow: Federal Reserve /t'fh\DRE ,flY , Neither Ford, the first in- John Alexander (D-Sanford) for the district five seat. term cumbent denied It had been thought was Ce Her Alezar.cr might chaUenge the 1932, nor swept from office n his running mate, Sen. Bob Dole absentee ballots because a box not appear alter his name. f 1 d1. d I L'I4i,-,n C. er Republican "victory Camilla Bruce said today the A White House spokesman form of the ballot had been said Ford had gone to bed bewas declared the approved by Secretary of State fore Carter Bruce Smathers' office. winner. The unofficial tally gave Voters' desires for a change in Washington overcame their French 16,901 to 13,726 For his \'\ \ ' TUMBLEWEEDS , - .. . , /' / • / for The experts? Write 'Ask ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box It in. AV - \ 'Vs,,'"'. . .1.-. Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back- - . . . Mondale: Intense Man, Page 8B MVOLYTRAPULAYE KNODA RETURNS EM I R PR E CI N ES THE ~41 •i Allp . ' county commission in The popular vote totals from Tuesday's election, but names per cen of the winners of two other cincts gave Carter 36,505,737 positions on the board remain in and Ford 34,519,511. Limbo today, awaiting the "I pray that I can live up o official official tally of 2505 absentee sour confidence and never disballots. appoint you," Carter told jubiIn the race for the district laM supporters in Atlanta after three seat on the commission, the results were clear 298 votes separate intime for us to get together to only correct our inistakes, to ans~er cumbent flepublican Richard Williams and Democrat Dave difficult questions and to make Gunter with Williams holding our nation great." Carter praised Ford as "the the lead. A surprLse appeared as the roost formidable opponent polls closed Tuesday when anyone could possibly have. William E. Kirchhoff IllAnd he called his defeated opa nford) was leading b 584 ponent 'a good and decent S ,, votes former Commissioner - , - • A(Joriare:derwantsto know if the late was a tier1 br i dge 1w than h a ilbur Whitehead 'ri.. -. These were two of me greatest authorities on auclion bridge Work was a better teacher and writer, but Whitehead was a better player. Both were too old to make a really successful transitlon to contract, • He Started as 'Jimmy CLEGELLOCLAROTCELEC TNEDNEPEDNIPEPT EL RAPRESNHOVRVOI SO OSLENAGTE IOSC CVO RPVCNIPDMTRA ITCH T R T C A T I AUOEANON I M E Y D E T A B L Y MR A T I LAOTTRT LESLOIHCG T U N AE P E R OCPHRIOV PEBLDAL.FO P M A CSE L A A C A M P A C A ND D A T ES L E M B S L OP I ER E MAR VII E V 0 D -KLTICKETUCNGIAPMAC 6Pff - J' .iit ii \ 't / yff I%('ItV DOONESBURY ,-: . . - - WHINGTON (AP) ident-elect Jimmy Carter's long, once-solitary journey from Plains, Ga., will carry him to the White [louse In January with a victory forged from the traditional Democratic party coalition of the Old Soh and industrial North. Carter was declared the vic(or over President Gerald Ford early today when his electoral vote total reached Z2, two inore than the 270 needed for election. Wisconsin was the state that put Carter over the / / / •/ / / / ' Eight-three per cent 43,595 of Seminole County's voterscast ballots In the general election Tuesday, a record turnout, perhaps, for the entire state of Florida. The turnout was exeeded In Seminole ('ntintv history only by the Ke Kenaed-Ntxon election In ISO when 87.87 of the county's voters went the polls. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, who had cted an 80 per cent turnout, said today she is pleased. - ak e - :1 - is J We 83% Vote President Carter" 0 TI I1 T F ix t s IIIIIi•III WIN AT BRIDGE uiiiui•ii O f It [)R I AMB Prolonged use of arthritic drugs produced such undesirable side ffect.s that I was hospitalized with an irritated pancreas. An Internist advised free use of with Ascriptin laspirin Maalox(. I have read that large doses of aspirin cause bleeding of ute stomach and Please advise me as to the soundness of large doses of Ascriptin (or control of arthritic pain and soreness. DEAR REAI)ER - Ascriptin is aspirin with Maalox as you EEK & MEEK -- you ignore a valued friend in 19) Though your inner voice order to pay attention to might be talking loudly, it's not someone you met only recently. necessarily practical. Don't be CANCER (June 21-July fl) surprised if family oppositior) Those lofty goals could turn out ilrLSeS. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to be only pipe dreams. Best you gt bock to reality. Don't Think twice before you say anything in the presence of rock the boat. July 23-Aug. 221 friends today, even if It's a light I LEO Ilieve only half of what you occasion. Extricating your foot (tear today, even if the in- from your mouth isn't easy. I'LSCF (Feb. 20-March 20) formation comes front a pal. What is said has little basis in Your grandiose schemes look good on paper, but they can cost fact, unfortunately -Sept. 221 you plenty if you don't reVIRGO iAug. Don't squander your money examine them for feasibility. Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 10 Cents 69th Year, No, 6$—We You're only kidding yourself your point of view. Could be because it's too narrow and about potential gains, GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) self-serving. CAPRICORN I Dec. fl-Jan. You're the one who will .uffer if - )L1 . For Wednesday, November 3, 1976 Aspirin Has Both Good, Bad Effects At, 0 today on things you think YOUR I3IIITIiDAY need for your home. Liter. Nov. 3, i6 You'll find they weren't really necessary. Some of the finer things of life LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) You could react more out of emotion call be your-, this year as a than logic today. Take care it result of your labors. You might doesn I have an adverse effect Find a change of jobs in order. 0 MEMO - 4-A 10-B 4-11 4-A 1-B 4-11 1-B $-A $-A (Herald Photo b .ny 10-B $-A 1-B T o m Viflc,in) votes out there? John Alexander, candidate for the District Five county commission seat, peers out window of Seminole County courthouse as election results poured in late Tuesday. Alexander's race against William E. Kirchhoff as extremely close, and absentee ballots were expected to prove crucial �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, NOV. 3, 1t7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -Wednesday, Nov. 3, I76-3A Democrats Keep , I n OUSE •I ~ Demos Net ,/ :: 1 I I ECj EfI13...,:-:-.:: i. - c\XLAa S1RETCHIJ& -.::: 11iJ .7YIPII5S I -'.'.------ .----'----- i.. I -....~............ Ii . 1 ' j .44) ' :.-.•. - ''" A i • : , E UERD PubICt.n(d Da.!,' and Sunday. y,CrpI Saturday and Chr is tma s Oa S,tfor4 Htr'd. Inc., 100 N French Ave . Sanford. Fla r. TN 37TH Second Class Postage P4 4 at Samford. Fl;n.da 12,, , '' ..,•• , •, ,, r - '' J ' 6 Mon'4, . : Ilo1IOO'.Ac,y hic Vain Asti colors Reg 4 I'I L.r'uI (1 _ 1--- ' : . - . .-. A ? : Anh& Gargle I .•-•' I I LAR S1RETCHIJ( I I ASSORTED COLORS I -- . fl (.n,t.,,n Atsot,nj oIO,t end Pack Plinit :::::____ - . •':: ......... ~~~: RIG. 59c [A. -- _ .4 . I . . - T ONE WARE 11. 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L.-:.'.'. . .:~~,~. :: ... ~ - IO PRINTS !6" IN p' - I,.,. ~;~ . r"-` WE FILL MORE THAN Film-l'Prifit, 1411111$ II. USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE & BANIAMERICARD SANFORD PLAZA CASSELBERRY SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1433 SEMORAN BLVD. 1 LIMITED REPRINTS -;_:: , the MOT QUANTITIES "'".:".;::, : , HARDWARE STORE COLOR si ----- L' T"07/a&4I ' - " (ètERL) CO!_L4g, I : ''1 I4I' t' eserI,flne of (OUNlN(,'ARE : I to the future, and I feel Si '' OR 31, - good about IL of fSE I A A1 ,, 7I 1111 El t 'i PI,37 $ Ill's uIce trailed off, lit' t'mhr'j-'tl his wife, Itnnai ufl, and the 0A n o f " EA'RDAUI PALM , '.4',",' " - PHOTO ALBUMS them cried openly as 300 of their townsfolk, gathered before the depot to welcome him, cheered and called their names. I see the sun rising on a beautiful new day " he said, "a beautiful new spirit In this country, a beautiful new commitment T1cHIy I' GAF 110 COLOR FILM 89 I1 I.MNS, Ga. IAl'I — America's 39th presidentelect came home at dawn today and the sight of his neighbors and this tiny town reduced him to tears. "I came all tile way through 22 months." Jimrn Carter said, "and I didn't get choked up until I .... SETOF4 s.!tnn4,".WOVEN - ),-'!-I • See The Sun ...A New Spirit' '." çcfi\ $ IIu1Ithrrsreceierjn196g H - SIRETUiIJLJ kkP UV1LU "_"" NOREL(O ia voted for Ford lOX 0F23 RIG. 1.99 I , 1. Carter, cumpleting the Geor- Carter drew about 53 per cent of gian's near sweep of the states the Catholic vote. slightly below the Old the percentage Hubert L -$ CARDS _______ . ' 6 r= mong tha t voted carried I,ouisiana, Florida and strongly for Ford were colle~t,. Texas. fteestates Ford strate- graduates,58 per cent, and ps.lrgisus thought the President .wns making more than M2.%) CHRISTMAS " :_.~! WESTIEND 7 F OR S . 1 u, / / ,%/ r - LYSOL BOWL WOK . 1/ :.-: -- : - MINUTE - '111Y l '' AT ''LO 0 AM RADIO CAR E BLA ItOACH 1:.' _ 5 '- low $15,000 a year, 55 per ccrit: -Persons who didn't firi-,~ The death of Ford's hopes SUPER P. . -f ' r—'- A" . .: :. .: ,. ~: :. the Carolinas fell into the TQ" ~ RIG. 1.98 . 10~ POO wall*, I IIbISPOZALIT1 ,.. .~ r I On the basis of interviews of voters as they left the piollim, places, it appeared Carter drew Ile Southern trend was ap- support from the followingparent in the early ret urns -Labor union voters, 9 :r I . €9O99 just Open Stoc flOW - - ( ~. :: : . . ..:., ::: POCKET PORTABLES NOVUS 6-DIGIT YOUR CALCULATOR $ CHOICE FULL SIZE 72 INCH # ~ J. 4. i 'd )IT-1 $ PRESSURE WASHER ---------- I lioi BLANK ETS I j .. ...... . ~, , \,m - ' __________ ..... qw~ "___ ___________ v:-. I s . ____________ " FOR ____ ......... . . 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Although the party line- Demociatic votes from New up in the Senate will be famil- York City gave the state to iar, a lot of the (aces will be Carter by a margin of 150,000. new. At least 16 newcomers will Add to those the two strongly take Senate seats in January. Democratic New England Battling for an electoral man- states of Massachusetts and (late to the office he reached by Rhode Island, Mondale's home ;Ippowtmnent, Ford was unable sta te of Minneso ta , pl us Hawaii to su rvive 1k tide of Demo- and Delaware and Carter had cratic totes that flowed from the votes to keep his o ftenstat ed the Old South and the indusirial pledge, "I don't intend to lose. North. Elements of the coalition The stren gt h Ford hc he Carter put together showed up Tuesday evening. In rapid sue- cent; r: - f S1REKjU 1 RACHYS .. I . SWEAT 2IQUART _ _% . i=::;,, 0` 1 ...... .. ChP DO MEN'S L - ,8 " "' RUBBER BATH NAT - I .: i's ., ;I \\ ' -- R. 139 ::.] ,.::.~ - Aflo,ledcIo, :1 , , . 11 I - Rol -- - - - -. 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LISTERMINT MOU THWASH -- HRc "- - . : I \LJ I ' : . _____ - . ' .. PANTY SIN. k / I - .. . : 9 of lo ot sit. - .~ . 1 $ 'r e% co1ols 5PIV '- ~L ~ I / I'l ~ ' PLASTIC TUMBLERS 1 ' - - 180 0.'.i I 49 '.-.. - :,• - .-:• I . NATURAL JUT! S MACRAME CORD $ AFGHAN NIT Res 59i - RE r II JI , 950 STATE ST., Wednesday, November 3, 1916-Vol. 69, No. 64 I SAlT - I 0 . $ SANFORD Herald ' '' I P&chn10 FOR .L. L.. .•. I N "% ~ k I ' : - (II ' r . . ::: :,1 - . . DOLLAR STRETCHI M& '-~"* ..., j . $ " $ LADIES -. .~ ... . EASY WIPES .-. - - Crarwon. Incumbent Democratic Gov. Philip W. Noel had run ....... . . -- OLAY 1 expected verJnsLTaft Jr, the Republic mayoref , .' - L. I 4 OUNCE LIMIT 1 .. i,,' $ 2 Limit '.-. LIMIT 'T'INO OIL OF ____ '.otersgaveThomsonanothertwo-yeartermbyas$percenuo4j Fwnhag ROACH ll_"_•' In New Hampshire, Republican incumbent Gov. Meidrim North Dakota's Democratic inclumberA, Arthur A. Link, de- E' - -- TOTN.RUSH I C.ERj)p 1LAR STRETUfl1JIJ contractor - ('b '-3f'.i' I. -'. I dynasty won the statehouse. Republican U.S. Rep. Pierre S. DuPon t, who re turned all campaign contributions over $100, won easily over incumbent Democratic Gov. Sherman W. Trlbbitt, who found hinislf enmeshed in deficit problems with the state budget. In m ost other races, the candidates were unknown outside their dates By winning In North Carolina, U Gov. James B Hunt Jr restored a fi rm tradition of Democratic control in the state, defeating David I Flaherty, a former state secretary of human unsuccessfully in the state senatorial primary. In Montana, De mocra tic incumbent Gov. Thomas L Judge coasted to a 210 1 electoral victory over Republican Robert I.., - ORAI - . speculatingtodaythatRockefellerandmompsoneventuauywffl . House, run for the White In Washington state, Democrat Dixy Lee Ray, a former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, defeated John Speilman, a po pul ar county executive from Seattle. Th e w inner, by training a marine biologist, is an advocate of more nuclear power for the state. She also served asan j.stan t per cent marlon. In Rl~oAde hsL-nd. Democratioc Li. Craly. Joseph Garra-hy vren as . - r - y. Tho mpson was propelled to political prominence in the state by his role as an aggressive U S attorney who successfully - prosecuted more than 200 persons on government corru pt ion lbornson, an early supporter of Ronald Reagan, had been ex. pected to run a dose race with Democrat Harry V. Spanos. But ________ In - ... I RD il f I :. . ~ 1 *.--1'~, , ~i 40 ... - ',. rr, ... I.: :'* I I r :, I ...... $'***- : '' c ' - : .r. I RAID RE( 51 45. - physician, captured 64 per cent of the vote to become the first -- 1kETL11 :' - ~1 1. . . ' .- .. I. I .. " , Snelling. LIMIT The ::'' . - - .::: , ,: -I "i resources. 1 ::. i 16 OZ AEROSOL ::' / I •.. ANT & ' r ernor governor in the state's history to succeed himself, reflecting a recent change in the In diana constitution, ArkansasGov. David Pryor began the night with an early lead which expanded st eadily to give the Democratic candidate a 4 to I landslide victory over Republican Leon Griffith, a plumber and making his first try at politics. The second of two women running for governor, Vermont state treasurer Stella B H.ackel, lost to GOP State Rep Richard A 2 R've of Ecethn 100 .:::::. •. - ..... ..... 9 .:.'.:.:::::::.::::::::::::.:.:::.:.:.::::;::::::..:: -. • - . ...,.:. I....%. EACH I . EChLERD DOLL-\R . p.' : i . DOLLARS BU j: "'% ..***' OFFER' ::: '- - 1 " .... ..... *111 CIII M..I In Coupon worth $1 00 Refund. Couponh$a,.,I,i,i,ath.CI, Out Courtier r 1 V ("arter ran equally strong in I went across the district the people talked about JoAnn Saunders of Orlando, who went to court last The Democrats were Reps. Sam Gibbons of Tampa; problems, they didn't want to know what I thought of oath as the 39th president of the Taylor in 1843. week to keep the Ethics Commission from considering City and Philadelphia came United States. Taking office as publican And after eight years of Rethrough they have so Paul Rogers of West Palm Beach and William my' opponent. It's an injustice to the system to go the vice president will be Sen. control of the White many' past as elections withinbig her removal from the ballot because of a financial- Lehman, Claude Pepper and Dante Fascell, all of other route. disclosure violation. Miami. The Republicans were Reps. C.W. "Bill" Mrs. Saunders criticized Kelly during the campaign Walter F. Mondale of Mm- house, the Democrats once [)emocratic majorities that Mrs. Saunders, bitter in defeat, said she would file Young, St. Petersburg; Lou Frey, Orlando; and LA. for moving a young secretary to Washington and suit agai nst the commission for 'improperly in- "Skip" Bafalis, No nesota, a man who once toyed again will be in command of overcame Republican votes in rth Fort Myers. w ith the idea of running for both the executive and legisla- o doubling the woman *s $8,000-a-year salary. ther parts of New York Sta te live branches of government, and Pennsylvania. Democratic domination of the Ford led in the returns from House and Senate was an- New York State until early this E%.41C ALE 4jf I ,'2 ' In Delaware. another name recalling an American corporate ----u F 2 J : : . . - 13 OUNCE CAN LIMIT I . lower income groups labor un- president himself, but then de- ion members, blacks and the cided against putting himself border states such as West Virless educated all the tradition- through . the rigors of a national inia, ennessee, Kentucky. al bases of Democratic campaign. Missouri a nd Maryland. Cartei will be the first deep The other element in Carter'i ' Jan. LU, wt t— • I'. 'I' Thus, on ii, dames Sout i. herner o reac,, e presiform rm u la Ia for victory was the bi g Earl Ca rt er Jr. will take the dency by el ection since Zachary cities of the No rt h. New York ' 8 MANUFACTURERS SAVE EVEN MORE WITH CASH REBATE .. . HAM SPRAY , Continued from Page lA ' , r- PROTEIN 21 pm(4i0 U.S.secretary of state, leaving that po-t with a blast at Secreta of State Henry A. K.1minger for allegedly failing to share decLilon- - .... . ..•. 46 :- To Get Together Four Democratic incumbents from North Florida were reelected without opposition. They were Reps. Robert I.F. Sakes of Crestview: Don Fuqua of Altha; Tuesday. All 10 incumbent congressmen who were him of dirty tricks. Opposed won new, twoyear terms in Washington. Andrew Ireland, a Winter Haven banker, won 58 per Charles Bennett of Jacksonville; and Bill Chappell of Four other Democrats WOO OL-ala re-election without op- cent Ot tIlt, vote . . to deSf eaIt Sta te et.P. iwi J o hnson , position . °' Kelly who lives in Holiday, contended that Mrs. n the V • H James maintaining the 10-5 split in favor of Democrats Saunders inadvertently making strident Haley, 1)-Fla., is retiring from that seat. Florida's 15-member delegation. attacks on him. F' e Democrats d three Fiv ree other o er Republi Cpu icans canswon ra an "People are turned off by those tactics," he said. Kelly won 58 per cent of the vote as he defeated ensy reelecti on. I _I1 . u — Nceddn I.' - . WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters have chosen governors as diverse as America Including a Democratic heir to the Rock efeller fortunes who won in West Virg inia, a woman scientist in Washington state and a Republican prosecutor who c ha llenged the mayor of Chicago In the 14 governorships determ in ed In Tuesday's election, there were nine Democratic victors and five Republicans, a split that represented a net gain of one Democrat and insured a 3-1 Democratic margin among the nation 's gove rno rs - 37 Democratic governors, 12 Republicans and one Independent. Th ere was a major upset in Missouri, a heavil y Democratic state, w he re incumbent Republican Gov. Christopher Bond was defeated. He had been heavil y favored to win but campaigned hard d es pite the unlikelihood of an upset. Despite that, he was defeated by Democrat Joseph Teasdale, a Kansas City lawyer who frequently campaigned from the ba ck of a pickup truck. JohnD. Rockefeller IV,39, who firstwentto West Virgnia asan antiovertyworerI2yeasago,wonelyintseccndauemp( to capture the $ chair In Qiarkston . Rockefeller outs pent Republican opponent Cecil H. Underwood by a 10-1 margin and survived recurring charge, that he was a carpe t ba gger with plans to use his state office as a platform to ,nationalpolitics. Rockefelleris thenephewof Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, - himselfaformergovernorofNewYork.Motheruncle,winthrop, once served as governor of Arkansas In Illinois, Republican James Thompson, 40, began as the anderdogto MichaelJ. Howlett,62, the choice of Chicago Mayor Locally, U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly received the approval of 22,8 voters to 12,109 for Mrs. Saunders in unofficial return!. .-.. . •. . ..- --•— ECiiEPI) DOLLAR STRETII..ALE . charges, including more than two dozen associates of the mayor. Howlett, one of Illinois' biggest statewide vote getters in the past won in a litter Democratic primary over incumbent Gov. Daniel Walker, a lon gt ime rival of Daley, Political professionals in bo th West Virginia and Illinois were -., . . . RRECK - i . yçt tCM,ERD DOLLAR STRETCHIJ& .. . ..... n Governors . . .. .. '. —. jbveXQU[ . . 15 OUNCE 3 TYPES LIMIT I Time For Us changed by Tuesday's elcTtion morning when a surge of $ Margin 3=1 Four Republican incumbents, all of them first-termers, also were unseated. They were Bill Brock of Tennessee, J. Glenn Beau of Maryland, James L. Buckley of New York and Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio. The Democrats, who have had majority control of the Senate since the l954 election, went into Tuesday's election with a62to. margin over the Republicans. Th e Democratic margin coun ts Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia, who lists himself as an independent, but who votes with the • Dem ocra ts on organization of the Senate. Th e Senate races turned out mostly as expected. Among the eight senators who did not seek re-election were Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana and Republican leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, both in their. lOs. Democratic Rep, John Melcher, 52, it three-term member of the house of Representatives, was elected to Mansfield's seat. And in Pennsylvania, Rep. If. John Heinz III, 37, heir to the catsup (0 See MOST, Page 9A I - - __- MIAMI (API Republican Reps, Richard Kelly and J. terfering in a federal election and to have these results Herbert Burke have confounded Democrats who put invalidated.". them on a congressi onal"hit list" by winning Burke polled 54 per cent to defeat Charles Friedman, rematches with the opponents they beat two years ago. a Hollywood dentist, for the second time in two years. If Floridi an s were turned off by sex scandals and Friedman apparently was ea bitter ether con gr essional shennanigans, it didn 't show in which suppo rt ers o his riva l , AnneKolb,acc Senate Rule Keep WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democrats will have exactly the same U.S. Senate majority in next year's Congress, despite a party turnover in 14 seats and the election of 17 new senators in Tuesday's elections, 0 ,I The present party lineup, 62 Democrats to 38 Republicans, was ' I left unchanged after the counting of ballots in the 33 seats at stake. ." The last race decid ed was in California. where incumbent Democrat John V. Tunney lost a seesaw battle to his 70-year-old GOP opponent, former San Francisco State College president S.I. Ilasakawa. Returns from other states showed Democrats wresting seven seats from Republicans, while GOP candidates took six seats from the Democrats. i I Among the election (lay casualties were four veteran Senate Democrats — Vance Ilartke of Indiana, Joseph M. Montoya of IIARTKF New Mexico, Gale W. McGee of Wyoming and Frank E. Moss of .. .why Is this man smIling? Utah WASHINGTON (AP) - beaten in Utah, and Democratic big shot of new blood into the Democrats held onto their 2 to I Rep. Henry Helstoski, Indicted House by Installing another big House control, a domination on a bribery charge, was crop of freshmen. that could give President-elect defeated in New Jersey. With almost COInJimmy Carter solid backing for Democratic Rep. Robert I.. lete aIr least 60 new people his programs. Leggett was losing in CallfornlE were elect ed. less With returns from Tuesday's in early returns but began cbs- freshmen elected in election almost complete, ing the gap. He acknowledged House Ethic Committee Democrats were staying dead an extramarital affair, and the even with the previous 290 to 145 Justice Department Is in- Chairman John J. Flynt, 1)-Ga:, House margin that put them in vestigating allegations that he won a tough fight over Republiconstant veto battles with and several other congressmen can challenger Newt Gingrich, defeated President Ford. accepted bribes from South Ko- who had charged that Flynt ' s committee ignored most conDespite polls showing public rean agents. disenchantment with WashingRepublicans lost 43 seats to gressional wrongdoing. ton and Congress, few sitting the Democrats in 1974 largely congressmen — either Republi- because of Watergate. The cans or Democrats — were pendulum did not swing back thrown Out. this time. Normally, many Women appeared to be losing freshmen are thrown out when one of the l9 seats they had. The they seek re-election. But this . 17 black House members won time most of the 75 Democratic re-election, freshmen who threw out ReTwo Democrats lost their publicans two years ago kept I",seats in sex and bribery scan- their seats Tuesday. . -. dals. Rep. Allan T. Howe, conEven tho"ugh the Republican. . ".. Demos ,-. -_ -FF r_,WI margi victed of soliciting sex from pol- Democrat lineup stayed the lice decoy prostitutes, wassame, the n)e( ,.Kelly, Burke Win New Terms Lineup: Democrats, 62; GOP, 38 FAN FORCED , ,', .' ' HEATER "JJt ,Ct , Ia j ." hot ,)'.('rt 1 l USC It h't' ii-I.-c-l i J qiejl ter viflq tiSfi, too 99 ,III(t 8 II n5, .1 nI r,njlh CuCI CII OItj It'$ i.',(I 'ij'fl lOt' 01' 101..' UI The 1 I' , SALE CONTINUES THRU SATURDAY OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 OPEN SUNDAY 10 10 7 SHOP EARLY SOME ITEMS LIMITED SUPPLY' T ,fish cu ps Open 'Ti l 4 p.m. Saturday 1288 40 6-Piece COOK and SERVE SET '., XY 001 ;. S25 e \' j'C �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl I hadn't seen my leprechaun pal Timothy Dooley for several weeks, but I should have known that something as monumental as a presidential election would bring him out of the woodwork. Sure enough, when 7 p.m. rolled around, Timothy showed up in a comfortable chair, all ready to watch the latest returns on television, "Well, it's about time you were showing your ugly face around here," I said to Tim, who was munching on a pretzel he was holding with both hands. 'I could never resist a good horse race, and that's just what this is," Timothy said. "Ill go along with that," I said. "This thing is too ulc to call. Do you leprechauns have any favorites?" "Sure, but I didn't get very far," Timothy said. "You mean you were running for president?" I asked, although I should be used to such cryptic comments. "Of course. What do you think I've been doing for the past few weeks?" Timothy replied. "Tint, that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of," I said. "In the first place, nobody else but rite can even see or hear you How did you expect to get any votes?" Evening Herald WON. FRENCH :\VE.,SANF'011I) FLA, 32771 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 A roun Area ('ode Wednesday, November 3, 1976-4A WAYNE I). DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. Editor JOSEPH D. VAN Advertising Director OSURIN, BHACKLE, Home I)cliverv Week, 55 cents: Month, $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. Hr Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail Month, $2.70: tj Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40 W The Imm igration Act Cuts Mexico Quota There is much that is good in an immigration act President Ford signed into law. It is the first major immigration legislation since 1965. It will make immigration from Western Hemisphere countries more orderly by establishing a seven-point preference system that has been in effect for the countries of the Eastern Hemisphere. It will allow natives of Western Hemisphere countries to adjust their status from nonimmigrant to permanent resident without first returning to their home countries. But the bill was rushed through Congress just before the Oct. 1 adjournment without full consideration. And it imposes what seems to us to be an unreasonable restriction on immigration from Mexico. In effect, it will cut the flow of legal immigration from Mexico in half and increase immigration from other Western Hemisphere countries accordingly. Legal immigration under the 120,000 hemispheric quota was 40,000 from Mexico last year. Under the 1976 act, no more than 20,000 will be allowed to enter as immigrants in any year from any country in the Western Hemisphere. Why should the immigration from Argentina, or Colombia, or Costa Rica, or any other Latin American country be increased at the expense of the many Mexicans who are seeking admission? We have a large Mexican-American population. The largest group of foreign-born in this country are Mexican immigrants. We have a common border with Mexico. We share a history of close relationship and friendship across that border. To cut the Mexican immigration quota in half will be perceived by the Mexican government and people as an unfriendly act. It will increase the pressures for illegal immigration from Mexico. When the 95th Congress convenes in January, it should immediately consider legislation to make it possible for legal immigration from Mexico to continue at a reasonable rate. Unions In Military? The way seems clear for the American Federation of Government Employes to start trying to recruit military personnel of the U.S. forces into the of organized Labor. armed ranks The American Federation of Government Employes is with the AFL-CIO. The union has a paid membership of 325,00) and through bargaining arrangements represents 675,000 federal employes, including 360,000 civilian military workers. affiliated The union held biennial convention in Las Vegas last month and amended constitution. Previously only civil employes of the federal government were eligible for membership. Now military of the forces are also eligible. A membership drive may now its its personnel military armed begin. It is true that peacetime pay and benefits and conditions of military service are likely to become more and more to of men and women in uniform, now that they are all volunteers and now that more of them are looking to careers in the important millions military service. These Americans are likely to seek some kind of collective representation, like other Americans in other groups with special Interests in Washington. They may have a constitutional right to such representation. But it seems to us that labor unions are unsuited to represent the military. They are geared to adversary relations between labor and management. They could jeopardize national security through erosion of military discipline. Congress, when It meets In January, should give high of military unionization, and priority to a study of the should determine what if anything can be done about it. threat ock Cl By AUDIE MURPHY "Oh, it's not all that bad," Timothy said. "While it's true that we leprechauns can only appeal to a limited number of voters - in my case, exactly one - we still can make an effort." I couldn't believe what I was hearing. "Tim," I said, "do you mean to tell me that you actually campaigned as a presidential candidate?" "I sure did," Tim said, munching thoughtfully on his pretzel, "but I don't think I had enough name recognition. Every time I knocked on a door, and said, 'Ili, my name is Timothy Dooley and I'm running for president,' nothing happened." "Nothing happened?" "Well, something did happen, but it wasn't very nice. They just shut the door in my face." "I don't blame them," I said. "Well, they couldn't see me," Tim said, "Just think of the votes I would have received if they had known about my campaign: free beer on St. Patrick's Day, a chicken in every pot, and a national program to encourage Irish tenors." "That's a pretty solid platform, I have to admit," I said. "But what about the important issues government spending, unemployment, crime in the streets?" "If ye care to check my platform, ye will see that I've taken care of those issues," Tim said. I could tell by his lapse into brogue that he was irritated. "Look, Tim I'm Just a dump reporter," I said, "Why don't you spell it out?" "It's siittpl," Tim said, "Government spending is increased most rapidly by war. Now. if you provide Free beer for Americans on St. Patrick's Day, especially the Irish, you won't have enough money left over for dabbling in foreign politics. So you likely will cut down on your wars. And If you put a chicken in every pot, you'll cut down on crime, because people will stay at home where they belong." "That's great," I said, sensing that the blarney was getting pretty deep in our vicinity, "but what the Irish about the other plank in your platform tenors?" "That's simple, Audie, me boy," Tim said. "If you give an Irishman free beer on St. Paddy's Day, and put a chicken in his pot fairly frequently during the rest of the year, he'll sing like a bird and that will cut down on the shortage of good tenors in this country." lie certainly had a point. I'm glad I wrote in his name as my choice for president. . - # . rkiin f Pprithp ire U .1 %~ --. - .;--.-. - ,C~;~, " - - I1- - / ' .. 11 , '. "-' - ) Greek period, at the end of the Roman period, at the Middle Ages. Th is pe riod is a pe riod of . A Market: Ii p Or D NEW YORK AP - Don't look for the tinmediate stock market rea ct ion to necessarily provide the reason for so me of the large stitutions to promote activity, hoping that th e . represent approval or censure of the presidential general public then will join in the excitement election winner, and generate a spasm of trading. 8 Such emotions have be en arisen throughout A possibility, say many analysts of market behavior, is that stocks might rally bri efly in any the year, but never have t he y been sustained, event, simply as an expression of relief from in- another ill ustration it is sa id of the reluctance of decision. Un certainty usua lly weake ns the Americans to commit themselves to an ancertain future. market. There is the chance too that the market might This attitude has been evident in vario us ways. shrug off the election results , being once again Industry, to cite one instance, has been wary of unable to make a sharp determination of spe n di ng for capital expansion, that is, for the wh et h er the news is good or bad. It wo uldn't be improvement and e nlarging and equippin g of the first time this year it has happened. production facilities, Reviewing the thoughts of the market letter writers, one can detect the conf usion, This failure of industry to enlarge its capital coimnitments, especially since borr owing c osts A good many analysts, for example, have have dropped sharply from last year's levels, has distressed many econom ists and investors, assumed uncritically that a Ford victory ar that if business doesn't lead can congood for business and th erefcre for stocks. who fe Others, however, recall how it setrns to be that sumers be blamed if they don't follow, stock markets rise when Democrats are in Individuals too have been less than eager to power. invest . Money that in more exuberant times The bett in g seems to be with those who insist might have gone into the market has been goin g that the current market, lock ed into a inn- instead into the least risky of ventures, such as savings accounts. notoriously limited r an ge sin ce last February, looki ng for any news event as an excuse to Thus is a typical phenomenon of a society become more active. Capital gains can only be whose co nfidence is low, and those who measure made and lost when stoc ks move, that confidence agree that up to now it has never In that context, the election event co uld fully recovered from the deep recession of 1974. - - JACK ANDERSON Photo by Rick w,ur 0 .% , &s i hi allahassee second terni in the Florida Marion 99 votes for Knowles to Herald Staff Writer house of Representatives by 45 for F'echtel and in lake, 6,193 1,702 votes, chose Fechtel over Knowles at I n Seminole Count), I lattawaY 4,13~ 1. legislators Sen. John Vogt. in unofficial returns received Vogt said he felt confident (1)-Cocoa Beach), Rep. Robert 12,421 to former County hiattaway I D-Altamonte Commissioner (;reg Drum- during the campaign that the - Springs) and Rep. Vince Ilion's i R-Altanionte Springs) h"echtel iR-Leesburgi - won 11,145. re-election Tuesday in their respe ct ive districts, Ilk- resullLs in this election WAShINGTON - Donald Alexander, the embattled Internal Revenue Commissioner, is supposed to direct tax investigations of others. Yet he has re peatedl y come under Investigation himself. Just recently, he tri ed to f ind out w he t he r the Treas ury Dept. is keeping crim inal files on his activities. li%,.,ict is composed of about 60 Under the Freedom of Information Act, American citizens are entitled to know wha t's In t he ir federal files. But it Is unprecedented for a high official to r eq uest his personal files from his own associates. Perhaps it sho ul dn't be surprising that Al e xander is apprehensive, lie was accused of bloc king a tax audit of ,Sen. Joseph Montoya, DN.M. Al exander aLso impeded another tax investigation , which involved his former law pa rtners. He protested his innocence In both cases. Subsequently, Customs ide ntifi ed Alexander as a possible defendant In a criminal investigation of Proctor and Gamble, the soap Back in 1972, Pr oct or and G am ble discovered it own ed impo rt duties, totalling $29,000, on toys purchased from Japan. The firm sought the counsel of Alexander, who was then a r espected Cincinnati attorney. lie advised the company to ignore the $29,000 deficiency but to pay all fut ure duties, A Custo ms in vest igation a lleged that Pr octor and Gamble ma de false statements to evade the duty pa yments. Alexander was accused of co ns piri ng to defra ud the government. The $29,000 was small change for the soap kings. But the company could ha ve been hit wi th pe nalties equal in g the do mestic val ue of the toys. This could have added up to millio ns of dollars. C ustoms referred the case to the Justice Dept. Our sources say that Customs also asked the U.S. attorney In Seattle, where the toy shipmen ts ar ri ved , to subpoe na Al e xa nder. The prosecutor ref used , saying Alexander violat ed 11, I f ' world in which we live and by the social environment, our friends and so on. The small baby Th ere ce rtainly is a tendency among mode rn learns very quickly to control his parents by people to accept authoritar ianismn partly crying at the right time. beca us e there is nothing else to accept. In a t im e What we want to do, I think, is not to remove of disintegration, one grabs at w ha tever one can co ntro ls but to improve them. And the be havior no laws. The IRS also showed us a personal l et ter to Alexander from fonner Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworaki. The letter deolares:"I see nothing unethical in the advice you rendered (to Proct or and Gam bl e) and to indicate that some type of criminal conduct may ha ve been in volved is ludicrous," ( he r sources close to the Investigation concluded that Alexander's conduct in fact was un et hical, But they agreed it wasn't illegal. routine Before ' 4 VOGT Guardrails Pu t group must Burning the indignity, the internal revenue commissioner provided the notoriz ed proof that he was, indeed, Donald Al exander, He also r eq uest ed that a ll fees be waived, contending that the records would be "in the public interest." He got bat.k a batch of old newspaper clippings from hl.s Treasury file. The Customs file on him con tained an investigative report. But it was so expurgated th at he couldn't have found it very in formative. CURIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS: Vernon W. Thompson is chairman of the Federal Elections Commission. It is his sworn duty to administer over a The purpose was to qualify the group as multicandidate committee, But this, too, failed to comply with the legal technicalities. Th en the gr oup made a nother illegal $2,885 contributi on to Gunderson. A spokesman sa id the group mean t well but didn't underst and the law. Thompson ai s d he was prohibit ed by still another law "front lIt..'p u8,i(t r I' iiil:Iji', 70 to 30 per cent. Th e closest vote was the one Seminole -,heriff's detectives statement to obtain property or rejecting a proposal to author- Florida. . ... aPPT.I I -1 '1r ' Al , 1. A iJ E;ATI i EU Richard Carr Al be rt E. Cashion AI)%IISSU)NS Sanford: Stephanie It. Bailc Ruby ( Bennett Eula F. Benson Ivan W. Berre Patricia Bmbb% Betty G. CrLsp Maggie I.. (;tr' Merle I. Fields Dora J. Jones If ha rve Bloodsw irt h Maitland Ernest C. Manley, lake Monroe P:unela It Steventon, lake Mar y Eartha Melton Violet M. Midkiff Catherine Phillips Shawn [), Roberts Monroe Charles M Strosnider. Otet'n Cecil Ward. Pierson Salar It. Scipio Ronald I). Smith & girl, lklttma Mrs. Dennis iKarvo) Wt-eks James A Weekk'y Stanley Wright Sr William C West, IX'Bary On Fatal Bridge Mar) fl y El) I'RICKETT lIt-raid Sta ll Writer ' Warning signs have been post ed on a bridge cast of Oviedo after the 18.-year-old driver of a car drowned Sun day when her auto slid off the wooden structure. l'he bo dy of Mardine Orlando p ul led from underneath a log in the little Econlockhatchee River. Police said her car slid 98 feet on the dirt road leadi ng to the bridge. lockwoodjtoad residen ts complained that th e accident was the third at the bri dge since 1973. Th e wooden bridge had no g ua rdrails on either side. Sem inole County float] Supt. J. C. Lavender said today temporary guardrails have been insta ll ed and bridge wa rnin g signals plac ed at each end of the structure. i.avenocr saiu reflectors have been itrung Also, said 15-mile-an-hour warnin g signs have been posted 100 feet from each end of the wooden structure. Lavender said the county plans install pe alwnimiuiii guardrails so th ey can be purchased. We'll nave to go through central purchasing," he said. "So it'll week." probably be La said neither aluminum nor wooden guardrails would have stopped tue Collins car from plunging into th e river. Earlier, Lavender said he thought the eight-year-old bridge was quipped with wooden ba nisters. But, o nl y one side of the struct ur e had a part ial guardrail. Residents on Lockwood Itoad had co mplained that, because the bridge is locat ed at a curve, pe rsons unused to the area were endangered by the lack of guardrails and adequate warning signs. "We're working on it," Lavender said. "We're going to make it as safe as possible." ' by written, Loan Suspect Nabbed Cle veland Campbell, [Ake of Congress was ei gh t per cent. Voters were 54 to 46 per cent "We worked very hard," "I'm very pleased with the have arrest ed a Winter Park credit, forge ry and attempted ize the st ate to issue $50 mi llion Mrs. Jackson said. "Con- outcome:' Feather concluded, man u connection with alleg ed grand larceny. HIS bond was set in revenue bonds to provide sideringtbie fact that there are Irii glad that the vote rs and misrepresentation in seeking at S,000. long -terin loans for low-an d Sheriff's agents made the middle-class ho using. the parents wanted to keep an $800 loan from a bank at arrest at the Pan American Seminole County schools en Altamonte Springs. Votmg see wed most of the William Chester Caltrider, 35, Bank, 1-4 and joying the high quality of SR-436, night. With 99 per cent of the a.s hooked at co unty jail on Altanionte Springs. Tuesday tote in, the count 958,916 education that they've charges of making a false afternoon .irbueved." ;riIn', 911,6M for NOVEMBER 2 . F'I:('hI'I'l-:I. anymore than the teacher does. Customs res pond ed, deadpan, with a letter demanding: " we initiate a review of Customs records, It is necessary that you submit a notorized statement a scertaining your identity." -- I ditioning. lie TTO I'll e HOSPITAL NOTES P ) __ - 111~ there but the problem of the control out of some punitive control. I am bitterly opposed to identifying behavior knowledge we have of what's best for some body e lse seems to me to be rather dubious. I feel Dr . modification with implant electrodes, drugs, the * Ski nn er has a very difficult tas k ahead of him in use of shock conditioning and so on. Th ese are all distinguishing be tw ee n the authoritarian ten- extremely aversive, punitive methods. I submit derides t ha t are associated with ope r an t con- we are always be ing co ntrolled by the physical Still s us picious, Alexander invoked the Freedom of Information Act and submitted a formal r eq uest on official stationery fur his files, His assista nt, Thomas Glynn, explained to our associate Marc Smolonsky that Ale xa nder wanted to find out whet her C usto ms had made an "improper investigation" of him. government. and one precinct in Marion flyatt Bro%M of Voluiia County, enormous step forward. It's a step we take very I t hink there is such a thing as the rights of slowly because positive reinforcement is not a pe rso ns. I'm s ur e Dr. Ski nn er will agree with me thing that we can deal with eas ily as we can with on ment I through positive reinforcement which is an the elect ion law. Now it looks as if he may have to crack down some his own contributors. They formed a "People for Thompson" organization in 174 to re-elect him to Congress. But, unhappily, he %%lS unseated Rep. Alvin Baldus, D-Wis, Thompso n found new employment running the Federal Elect ions Commission, He thought his f und raising friends had disbanded. But they tur ned up, unexpectedly, still bearing the People for Thompson" ba nner in this campaign , Those People for Thomiipsori, it turned out, are now for Adolph Gunderson. is a fonr(er Thompson aide who decided to run for hi11 1f. The People for Thompson group, acrordingly, coughed up $5,000 for Gunderson. The way the law is unfortunately, the be register as a multicandidatt' committee be fore it can cont ri bute over $ i,oix to campai gn . having neglect ed th is formality, the gr ou p then compounded the felony by imwking token $25 t'ontribut.s to four different candidates. disheartened by the defeat. While Fechtcl Won heavily, he urged those who were not in his camp Tuesday to comm un icate with him. '1 don't own the ofiii',.' I work for all the people." - Alexander began to stew, nevertheless, over the results of the Customs in vestigation. He asked his associates at Custo ms and th e Treasury what the files sho wed. They assured him that they had not compiled e xtensive files his activites. as instructors in the public will measure Seminole public school system, said she was not schools agai nst all others in who is be ing mentioned as per cent of Seminole Co un ty Co un ts'. and precinct 73A in Orange ed possible speaker of the Florida In Seminole Fechtel receiv County, won re-election to a 9,578 to Knowles' 6,382. In House in 1979-1980. ' grab at and the authoritarian makes everything modifier is riot a person who remains in control colossus, which has its headquarters in his home town of Cincinnati. ember his good record and hard work on their behalf. Vogt carried easily ll could be changed when the Vogt. whose 16th district Seminole's 2,505 absente Itattaway was "extremely encompasses Seminole, ballots are co unted, but it pleased" today, adding he had campaigned on the issues Brevard, Orange, and Osceola doesn't ap pear likely, counties, won a smashing F'cchtel r et ained his seat in important to Seminole County. victory over his challenger, the Florida Ilouse for a third lie said for "non-political C ur tis Sears of Rockledge by consecutive tenn in offi ce by a Seminole ('ounty," los vote was 83,553 to 39,949. 4,000 vote margin over a mandate. In Seminole County, the Democrat Joe Knowles, also of voters gave Vogt 20,637 to L&'esburg. "I'll have a little seniority in 1 ,530. a Tallahassee now," he said, Fechtel's district includ es llattaway, whose legislative large part of Seminole. Lake noting he is lunching today with ' - very simple and direct, ' ' against putting a cap on state Assistant State Attorney to Don never know whether there's while corresponding inillage wide margin 44,898 to 28,520. Altamonte employment. Passage would Meanwhile, the vote rs of bo th Lykkebak of anybody behind you or not. rates were sl as hed from 14.8 have meant Firing 1,041 present counties turned down a bid for a Springs, whom he had defeat ed since I've always tried to be per cent to 8.46 per cent. employes and t he elimi na tion of "I'm looking forward to the third term in office by State in the De mocratic pr imaries for fair, I had no idea what the 4,160 joba by J ul y 1, 1979. four years," Feather said. Attorney Abbott Herring, who the nomination. outcome might next Vote rs disa pproved t he proPorter, who likes the job of "I'm very pleased at how "I'm looking forward to having moved to Geneva in recent posal to give a legislative cornpublic defender, but dislikes things went," the Altamonte our schools accredited (by the months, mittee power to s uspe nd rules herring in his two previous peiltics, said today he Is "glad Springs realtor said. "l'iii Southern Association of or regulatio ns adopted by state elections - 1968 and 1972 - lost it's alI over with. I looking forward to four years of C Ileges and Schools -SAGS) appreciate agencies between sessions if the continuing improvement; liii I'm looking forward to Brevard, but his overwhelming the professional demeanor wi th rules exceeded delegated leads in Seminole gave him the which Ray' handled his camlooking forward to keeping our statewide assessment and h legislative authority. office. paign." schools in the top two or thr ee of our schools grade out. The proposal to have a comSeminole voters Tuesday Cheshire and Porter will the 67 counties in Florida." "You know. this will be the mission to oversee the furnishMrs. Jackson, a former first time," he pointed out, seketed Douglas I.. Cheshire assume office in January'. trig, decorating, and al teration Seminole County teacher with 'that we've had a st atewide of the Governor's Mansion and three sisters presently working assessment such as this" which Capitol offices was turned down J" By DONNA FISTE.9 Seminole's three incumbent But from the point of view of society and others, period of tremendous change. .And this change possibility is anti-democratic. . you've always got somebody to over 32,000, and the school Seminole County easily 19,848 to in Seminole, William Staley. Cheshire said he has offered back you," Feather said. "But system's annual budget leaped David M. Porter i f)-Titusville po sition of Seminole Chief os t Brevard by a the if you try to be fair, then you from $26 million to $52 million 15,588, he l t to the legality of the whole system but searching It really is a challenge to each of us to ass wiie people who go onto a plane is an example of the a r espons ibility, at least as best we can assume kind of social control which has made it safer for it, in which we will accept our pa rt in the forming people to fl y and reduce a lot of behavior that we of a Renaissance. Now this means that we're in a call bad or evil . It hap pens to be a ve ry clear cu' by %hich we can control them. I think that this t of interest group then you know enrollment rose from Z7,000 to flay i R-Cassel berry) carried Fulenwider and chief assistant areas. The margin of defeat 11013 HAT`TAWAY GETS WINNING IRS Corn miss l oner Demands To See Files Alexander works for the Treasury Dept., e,hich has jur isdiction over the Internal Revenue Service. Yet astonishingly, h' lodged an official request, wider the Freedom of Information Act, for any files the department might have on him. The Customs Service is also a Treasury agent), wiucli cuoperdtes closely with the IRS. Yet Alexan der submitted a separate Freedom of Inf ormation request for th e Custom Service's files on him. "I wouldn't preempt any regularly scheduled programs TONIGHT for more on the election, it I were you" .. 11 (Heraid certainly is a reason for despair on one side, but I If I were able. I would give as clear an acthink it's even more a reason for a se nse of o pcount of all the sanctions which we fail to portunity where you and I can have a pa rt in the maintain in our daily lives which are permitting building of a new society. violence in the streets and so on. It's harder to Could be havior control methods lead to pin po int than searching ba ggage at an airport totalita rian s ta te? but it's the same kind of thing. If we want people to behave well, we mut inipoe some kind of Dr. Skinner mentioned hs work in the 'itl sanction. laboratory and this is so rt of the point I have (',old behavior control methods lead to a some real quest ions a bo ut not the la bo ratory totalitarian stale? work as such but a bo ut the (fact) th at The thing that I have emphasized throughout so me body controls somebody e lse. It's as though my research in the la bo ratory and in its apwe fig ur e out what's best for everybody else or phications in the world at large is ao lterrative best for o ther people and we learn th e technique to coercive or punitive control , namely control A vv in I : no longer there. And that is why we are all cast behave well with respect to others. I like tile loose, so to speak. We have noth in g to tie our example of hijacking because it makes very boats to. We have to look for new standar ds and co ns picious the kind of social control that ['Ili this is a creative act, let us cal l it ethically talking about. creative. Responsibility is also part and parcel o( In America, we have taken th e tro uble to this tran sitional age in that each of us is part of institute searchers at airports and it's cut down this age. Th e age changes but you an(J I are this enormously on hijackings, Buti many ple resent the searthes. Th ere have been challenges age. JOHN CUNNIFF c ; .' ' to - D I BERRY'S WORLD f! ________ .' clearly at a stage where things are tremendous unrest. The standards and values we are quite worse. change. That, I think, is because the c ul ture no longer the sanctions, the enOur marriage and sexual customs certainly maintains g places are vironmental conditions which lead people to radically changed. Th e old moor in 1 0- '- ' Porter county. we are, at the moment, where things sitional age such as the age at the fall of the are better. The individuals is hav in g a high time. . ': ,,-' votes, question of human behavior and is that we are behavior. From the point of view of the itP living in a tra nsitional age - a radically tran- dividual, I - " . - - . .. at first three quarters of the 20th century than in worse. Back and forth. But I th in k th is is not that the whole 700 years before that. Concentration because there's any change in people ognized method of warfare would mean some kind of genetic change and camps are now a r ec and conflict. And this, initiated in Germany, is a th os e things take place very slowly. In fact, I relatively new and a terribly cruel thing. The don't suppose there's been much of a change in technology for evil is much more effective than it recorded history. But we do see changes in the social enused to be. vironrne,t, or what we call culture. And those I t hi nk the real problem goes be low the changes uring a bo ut vast differences in human RHODESIAN . . move - . into fluman behavior does get better. It gets etting worse. There have been more wars in the . - " - We (to not, in our own lifetime, see any change If human be havior is getting worse, it also is in h uman nature-if you mean by that what the -_ . - - is human behavior deteriorating? getting better. There certainly are signs of its hwiian species is like. Measures (Continued from Page IA) of Is human behavior deteriorating7 - 1 I ' DR. B. F. SKINNER . - - It more leeway to discipline or re' I ByKtlSNASIl : . only 4,400 registered black ju di cial officers. That Herald Staff Writer voters in the measure won a favorable vote things are Declaring that on election eve kind stacked against you, but 511,669 when 94 of 1,328,199 he "had no idea what the out- I thought we made a good the ballots had be en per en come might be," Incumbent showing." counted. Robert G. (Bud) Feather (!X The mother of four children f,'. Voters also favored a retire.j. . : pressed pleasure today being cur rently en roll ed In Se minole I . benefits amendment swept back his District 2 schools, Mrs. Jac kson sa id she es that increases in which stat (lIKShiIh(E i'ulm:u Seminole County School Board felt her campaign profited from benefits payable under any seat on the crest ofa3-to-2 ratio the backing she was given by supported government of the teachers association, which retirement system after Jan. 1, Feather, who first gained represents some 1,500 cert ified 1977, be f ul ly funded by the election to the bo ard in 19i2 and personnel in the Th at measure has served as panel chairman And the undaunted Pg passed 62 to 38 per cent. Jj tor inc past IWO years, outputted challenger promised to try Rejected at the polls were the female challenger Francis again in 1978. y1 community redevelopment Coleman Jackson, 18,401 to "I'm going to move and run amendment, one to limit the 12,888, according to un official agai nst Pat Telson Icurrent num be r of st ate employes, an results filed at the co un ty school board vice-chairinani other that would have given the efencler supervisor of elections' office, two years from now," Mrs. Posts legislature po wer to suspend "You have to be a candidate Jac kson declared, some rules or regulations Th e voters of the 18th judicial Jr. 'D-Titusville by 19,4Th to to understand the feeling you While Mrs. Jackson had ofadopted by st ate agencies, and have on election night," said lered voters fresh approaches circ ui t (Seminole and Brevard Herring's 17,189. In Brevard the t he capitol and ma nsi on corn Feather, who indicated that he to school problems, Feather ran Counties Tuesday chose a new margin was even larger for mission amendm ent that dealt was worried about the Seminole 'rt a record that included his state attorney and public Cheshire at 48,420 to 29,620 for with the alte ri ng and decoraEducation Association's en- to year chairmanship of the defender, bo th Democrats and herring. ting of Capitol offices. Cheshire during his camdorsement of Mrs. Jackson and tsard and the establishment of both residents of more populous Th e redevelopment amendpaign said upon assuming office by "the general idea of change nine new sch oo l centers d ur ing Brevard. posed up to 25-year tax Although Chief Assistant he would terminate Herring's merit pro that peo ple want." his tenure. While Feather was exemptions for the developinvestigator "If you support a special in office Seminole's student Public Defender J. Christopher chief Jack ment for slum or blighted - DR. ROLLO MAY . county, Today's Topic: "Human Behavior: Is It Getting Worse?" Is debated h psychologists B.F. Skinner and Itollo May. Their remarks are excerpted From the National Town Meeting which is held each Wednesday at the Kennedy Center in Washington, I).C., to give the public the opportunity to question leaders in various fields of human endeavor. . -. . . - Wins Again Human Behavior Worse? . - ' PRO/CON .. Voters Approve School Board r .'. Wednesday, Nov. 3.i7 - A. Collins of - was temnparary steel cables with on each side of the 'aridge. WEATHER Helen K I .untlbluin, I)t'llona .int, I 1'.wl'r,m, rt.'m,,n IIfl'ey 'i ' Enterprise Elnier I.t'ffew, Lake hlek'mi Frank It Kramer, Orange city IIIRTIIS Mr and Mrs. Gregory mflita i Smith, bu', Sanfurd l)ist'IIAItGES Sanford; Rufus C. Serui Ro be rt E. Bernosky Sr Lavinia E. Broome Tuesda)'s high 78, today's low 60. Rainfall: 1.85 inches. Mostly cloudy today and Thursday, with highs the upper 70s and lows In the mid SOs. Northeast to east winds around TOMORROW'S TIUE.S L)a)tOtu Beach: high 5:5'7 a.m., 6:15 p.m., low 12:00 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 5:43 a.m., 5:48 p.m., low 11:48 p.m. ltayport: high 12: 18 p.m., tow 5:59 am., 6:09 p.m. as sometime next of Virginia, she had lived in Sanford for the past IS yea rs moving here From Grafton, W. Va. She was a Catholic. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. lAila blunt of Sa nf ord. C CEi''3, L.SK.'. LC 0 In W C, IT, .. CA,N4C U,,r1 Ci'.,,,'., A l'" v" .'s", 'q's FRONT A:i .1 . OR D I M J 1:i 2 A"UL (tt),7 CISC "ea e. b'a.e P3,11 S ";e' 3'J.,< itIsm 5".l 1Or4 "' •"-..U-1-1 'ci' .'rt Le-T,Pt l'5h' 4. O'JII r .,o '' .'ie'i I 's,cl tale "0'1. 4H(tt, Griiiiikuw Funeral Home is in charge of arrangemiient. Mrs. Nina Merle Moran, 82, 334)2 Park Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday at Seminole Memorial hospital. A native uf West KtlitS LISaIS ', U ,-*I '.• -.'.,,,'J :l SIRS. N1N1% blORAN 1411a14 , 88.. 15 m.p.h. AREA DEATH on as ' vender rmanent ,..• in he to D roll] Funeral - Notice -- . -_ MERLE MORAN. - Funeril sIrv'(rS (Of Mrs 02 Nn Merle Morin. ii. o Park Ave , Sanford. ,ho did Tunda V at Sem'note Memorial Hospmal will be held at 10 am 31 the ira,eide in All 504th Catholic Cemetery w'th p,, , William Eons of fCi?nQ Oramkow Funeral Home .n chori adJ 4I1 I[ I 11I va Aq ~I vc ,woft eç' Cfl414 Csb.e V'd " ' -$90 k" 4M •"i'5e4 ':',,d,d -el .' cef'ov'sd vs P'c. ",'J 09531 $ I ' . '34w ,', ), PAA I , . Mon MOUNTING IULAIW3 FREE ___ WHEEL BALANCING $ 1 00 Passenger Any Size RECAPS $ 495 1 Plus Soc Fed, Tax �A6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976-7 UATPTV RIGHTS RESERVED) ( ARK SAVE $11978 SHOP A STORE HOURS 4th& SANFORD AVE. Mon., Tues., Wed. 8a.m. to 7p.m. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. to p.m. Sunday 8a.m. to 1p.m. BY THE PRICES GOOD THURS., NOV. 4 THRU WED., NOV. 10 FOOD STAMPS WELCOME -j [1 PEOPLE THE HOME OF USDA CHOICE LAZY AGED 00 BORDEN'S STORE HOURS 41h& SANFORD AVE. Thurs.. Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. to 9p.m. Sunday 8 a .m. to 1p.m. PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m. to p.m. 7 Days Week 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SANFORD MEAT THIRD PAGE PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 7Daysa Week $R1K: PRICES! SHOP: WITH COUPONS ON OUR 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU IN SANFORD POPSIES NEW LOW MEAT BEEF All Vegetable Shortening 24C1.3/1 FOOD STAMPS WELCOME QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 3 LB. CAN I PRICES GOOD THURS., NOV. 4 THRU WED., NOV. 10 9C SNOWDRIFT I WITH COUPON ON OUR THIRD PAGE /89 C HUNT'S Tomato Paste FAME Apple Sauce 602.3 151"3 OZ GLASS' 3/$ 1 FAME FAME FAMILY STYLE Bread 20 OZ. LOAVES 3/$j BONELESS Evaporated Milk 13 oz. 3/89c AMERICAN BELLE Spaghetti CAN ARGO Spinach 15 OZ. ARGO Cut Green Beans 16 oz. FRESH 100 PCT. PURE U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GEORGIA RED Oven Roast Tomatoes 303 CAN 4/$1 4/1 LB Ground ChuckI OR MORE $117 LB. Boneless Stew C9, Beef Short Ribs E 67C LB. HEAVY WESTERN CAN j Red Dart Peas 303 4'' I 4/$1 4/$1 COPE LA N D S LB. 4 BAR-C BOLOGNA L8. Long Grain Rice 3 BAG 69c 37C Flanken Spare Ribs LOUISIANA BELLE FANCY 97c LEAN "N" TENDER U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LBS. $107 MOR LB. 79 LB. LYKES GRILL FRANKS :0PELAND BREAKFAST LINKS 2 LB. $177 2002. 1 PACK 79 :0PELAND US NO. 1 n MOKED LINK SAUSAGE 21 02. WHITE POT TOES Cd LIVERMORE BORDEN'S ASSORTED FLAVORS SWEET POTATOES Yogurt MERICO CINNAMON LIQUID DETERGENT Rolls X.LEAN 5/$1 802. WITH COUPON ON OUR 3RD PAGE GARD SHOWBOAT 3 LBS. OR 1OLB.BAG 54 4; WITH COUPON ON OUR 3RD PAGE FAME WHOLE 1 BEEF 9'/2O2. LB. 57c BEEF PLATE STEW .S.D.A CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN 'VEN READY RIB ROAST 2 / 6 9c $137 LB. U BLUE BONNET SOFT WHIP BOWL 59c Margarine 1$ FANCY PORKA and BEANS "TI RED DART CREAM STYLE FANCY WASHINGTON RED DELICIOUS APPLES 4 LBS. $100 LB. Yellow Corn I, oz. 4/ I RED EMPEROR GRAPES 16 OZ. '3Øc LB. 18 c CHERRY TOMATOES FREE" Whipped Topping CABBAGE PINT 49c LB. ''C I I C 49 SLAB BACON QUICK FROZEN FAME SHREDDED HASH BROWN Potatoes ALL GREEN CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FAME 9 02. GEORGIA RED YAMS 1 12 02. 3/1 FAME 12 02, Orange Juice 3/$1 :HICKEN BACKS LB. 1 7" 1I 5 LBS. 07c NAPPER FILLETS FRESH MULLET Hind Quarter 150 LB. AVG. 97c LB. HEAVY WESTERN U.S.D.A. CHOICE Side Of Beef 300LB. AVG. QUICK FROZEN RED O HEAVY WESTERN U.S.D.A. CHOICE LB. SIC LB. 97c BABY BEEF HIND 1101- 0. Whole Side FRONT AVG. LB. 67c �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Election Leaves Lineup Unchanged Springs Charter Demos Keep Senate Rule (Continued from l'age2.A tune, defeated another house member, Rep. William J. Green, for Scott's seat. d hlartke, chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs committee; McGee, chairman of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee; and Moss, chairman of the Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, were all running for fourth six-year terms in the Senate. Montoya, seeking a third term, headed a Senate appropriations panel. The GOP victor over Hartke was former Indianapolis mayor Legal Notice 4 Charter Number 16108 National Bank Region Number 6 REPORTOF CONDITION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE SUN BANK OF SEMORAN, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FERN PARK IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE By COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161 ASSETS 111111 I •UUUUUUUUUU• COUPON U iIUiiIUUUuuUUIUUUUiIiuRUI ALL VEG VEGETABLE SHORTENING I U SNOWDRIFT 46-c U I U U U u. 3CAN OFF 99c 0000 AT PARK AND , 4. 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II LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U I I • I I FF U COUPON UUUIUIIUUIUUUU ANY FAMILY PACK • U U $Las, CHICKEN ORMORE : CHECK OTHER PAGE WITH COUPON I, U U 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES NOV 4. 4414 THEU NOV. II LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY the mayor's office, to stand for election In the next Of the other incumbents unseated, Buckley, who ran as a conservative and then joined the ranks of the Republicans after winning an election that split more liberal votes into a variety of factions, fell to the fiery Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Moynihan, the former ambassador to the United Nations, was a Democrat among Republicans as he served in the adffljflL5tratjofts of both Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon. Brock lost to James Sasser, a former state Democratic chairman, and Beall was the victim of Rep. Paul S. Sarbanes. Other turnovers were accounted for by the retirement of Thousands senators. of dollars On the other hand, Missouri Atty. Gen. John Danforth became the first Republican elected to the Senate from his state in 30 M6 years. lie won easily over former Democratic Gov. Warren ...... 2,289 Hearnes, capturing the seat from which Sen. Stuart Symington is retiring. None Democrats, however, won the seats of retiring Republican Altamonte Springs voters turned out 70.42 per cent strong Tuesday to reelect incumbent city commissioners George Perkins and Sandra Glenn. The totals as certified by the city's canvassing board today showed that Perkins, Sens. Paul J. Fannin of Arizona and Hiram L Fong of Hawaii, In Arizona, lonner Pima County tTucsonj attorney Dennis DeConcini, member of a prominent Democratic family, beat GOP Rep. Sam Steiger, a 10-year House veteran. running unopposed, received, nonetheless, a vote of confidence from 2,811 of the city's electors. 916 None . municipal election rather than filling out the unexpired term as is now the case. The vote was 1,131 For and 201 against. 18 None Federal Tunas sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) Less: Reserve for possible loan losses Loans, Net . Direct lease financing Bank premises, furniture and fixtures and other assets representing bank premises Real estate owned other than bank premises Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated Companies Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding Otherassets -_-_- - -- - -- - --- -_____ suit of a recount. attempts to tamper with an However, there was con- machines and an election boar4 State this morning to pick up ab- spokesman said, "We will begip fusion over the status of the state's 25,000 voting mathe normal tabulation of tf sentee ballots in the state. chines, all impounded by a machines." middle-of4he-night court order A spokesman for the state The Republican State Cor4. Board of Elections estimated carrying White House approval. that 400,000 absentee ballots mitte's counsel, Thomas Spa had been mailed by local ago, said in papers seeking tl The highly unusual action impoundment that it was believed to be a first in this boards. Under state law, any needed because of the closeness state was ordered after repballot received by 9 p m. Tues.of the Ford-Carter race and bó resent.atives of Republican ofB- day the hour the polls closed cause of some reports of in3 cials alleged that irregularities was counted Tuesday and Is gularities. had occurred in Tuesday's dccincluded in the current total. tion. lie also referred to a "prcIHowever, there was no way to A spokesman at the Board of immediately determine how lem with a large number of 4bElections in New York City said sentee ballots that were late,in many absentee ballots were this morning that trucks were many re- distribution and late In counted and how being dispatched "to pick up mained uncounted. Any ab- receipt." the machines. They will be sentee ballot received in New removed to a central location York State after9 pin. Tuesday and guarded." is being held by local election The impoundment is meant to boards pending a court test WITH - - - - - safeguard the voting machines while a recount is conducted. With 98 per cent of the state's vote counted, Jimmy Carter led President Ford by about 250,000 votes and was running four peruentage points ahead 52 to 48. That lead was considered far - more than could possibly be needed to survive any changes in the state's vote total as a re- over their legitimacy. They will not be counted until the court decision is made. The New York Police Departmerit said officers were as--signed to guard some voting locations at 8 am. and "would remain until the machines are CENTRALMEATING WALL picked up by the Board of Elections." There were no reports of HEATING INC. L __ 1.006 22 3,984 None 228 None None None 111 TOTALASSETS 9,512 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps .and corps 21683 Time and savings deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps ..............5,071 Deposits of United States Government . 47 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 360 Deposits of foreign govts and official institutions None Deposits of commercial banks None Certified and officers checks . 92 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS 8.253 Total demand deposits 2.826 Total time and savings deposits 5.427 Total deposits in foreign offices None TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES None None Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Soo Liabilities for borrowed money None Mortgage indebtedness None Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding None Other liabilities 345 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) 8,789 Subordinated notes and debentures None EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock a No shares outstanding None (par value) Common stock a No shares authorized .10.000 b No shares outstanding .I0.000 (par value) Surplus Undivided profits Reserve tor contlngerxaes and other capital reserves TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL None .400 200 123 None '23 9,512 U I Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date, Cash and due from banks Fed funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell Total loans Time deposits of $200.000 or more in domestic offices Total deposits 957 4.251 8,373 Fed Funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Llabililie's for borrowed money Standby letters of credit (outstanding as of report date) Time deposits of $100,000 or more (outstanding as of report date) Time certificates of deposit in denominations of SIOU.uOI) or more Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more None None . 356 None I, William J. McVeigh III. Vice President and Cashier of the above named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Con dillon is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief . William.) McVeigh III October 20, 1976 We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities We declare that it has been examined by us. and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct James J Smeenge. Jr. Joseph D. Robinson Directors Russell L DeVore, DVM Publish: Nov. 3, 1976 DEF 16 lii eitijt ve,ir r he't' 14 e.ir idd kIds vil I k i'r.ijiI,it lllt tn '111 ille\ 'II he re,iJ b ir theIr first hiz jt th. .-\nd tjfl \lII even kc 1ekIv t, r ni,irri,ie. iwtke tIre \% etc relJ\ hell ii ere re.iJ, tC it hIL }lI\ C it , pl.in 4lhe,ld. EIi.hf tin IlitIre \e,i1' II1C,lcj It t,IL('% ih,tt li'lltZ tI I 1Liii '111d hui Li I 111,114 It Libllt kit ihe eiec Irk II 11Lit I1Cekd lilt the 1k ,iiij i1tllI1e ,uij litCIIltle (11,11 ti .ini \'tlF hlldren ill need. 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ISle THOU NOV. IS 1 NOV. 4. 141$ THOU NOV. II • LIMIT I COUPON PIE FAMILY MOTOR OIL WINTER SPRINGSCity voters overheImlngly approved two proposed city charter amendments on the ballot in Tuesday's election. By a vote of 1,129 to 236 residents voted to change the date of the city election from December to coincide with the November general election. Voters also approved an amendment that will require a deputy mayor, in the event of a vacancy In Voting Machines Seized In N.Y. U LIMIT I COUPON P5 FAMILY . I . IIIUUUINUUUIU COUPON UUUUIUUUIUUIUIIUUU.UUUIUII. COUPON UUUUUU MONSOON NONE U.UUUUUUU COUPON UUUIIIUUUUUUUUIUUUUIUUUUUU• COUPON UUUUIUUUUUUUUI U GOLD MEDAL U I OLD MILWAUKEE 12 OZ. POP TOPS CHARMIN U PUNCH PLAIN OR SELF RISING U __________ U I OFF TISSUE U I , 1 I U ____ I •31 58 79c 6PACK $107 PACK 49 5 LBS. c • I U U . U LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND __ Cash and due from banks U.S. Treasury securities . Obligations of other US. Govt agencies and corps Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes. and debentures Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock Trading account securities Richard G. lAjgar, who ran an unsuccessful race two years ago against Sen. Birch Bayh, 1)-Ind. McGee was defeated by state senator Malcolm Wallop, while Moss was unseated by Orrin G. Hatch. a 42-year-old lawyer. Montuyi's re-election bid was turned back by Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, 41,a former astronaut who went to the moon on Apollo 17 in l2. Sclunitt's election gives New Mexico two GOP senators for the first time in 60 years. It brings a second astronaut to the Senate. The first was Ohio Detiiocrat John Glenn, who defeated then-Sen. Howard M Metzenbau min the H174 Democratic primary. But Tuesday Metzcnbaummade a comeback, unseating Taft. The defeats of Taft and McGee probably were the most unexpected outcomes in the Senate Changes Okayed Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1916-4fr. �a IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 197k Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A 's NEW YORK Al') - C aution Looming Orr Key To Face Self-Destruction In Free Agent Draft The Oakland A's, winners of consecutive world championships in 1972, 1973 and 1974 and live straight American League West Division titles from 1971-1975, are about to self-destruct. The process will take place Thursday when 24 players who won free-agent status by playing the 1976 season without signed contracts will be selected in baseball's first re-entry K Eight of them come from Oakland, and six of those eight catcher Gene Tenace, outfielders Joe Rudi and Don Bayl o r, infielders Sal Bando and Bert Cnmpaneris, and relief pitcher blue Fingers — form the heart and soul of the A's. All are expected to be chosen early and often in the draft. The other two Oakland free agents are veteran first basemen Nate Colbert and Willie McCovey, who figure to be in somewhat less demand. The Oakland eight Form the - largest single cl ub contribution to the draft pool. Baltimore has four players available and three of them — slugging outfielder Boggle Jackson, second baseman Bobby Grich and 20game winner Wayne Garland — are among the top names. The other available Oriole is minor league outfielder boyle Stillman. Also up for grabs are the opposing starting pitchers in the opening game of the 1976 World Series — Don Gullett of the ('i icirui:it I beds arid Doyle Alexander of the New York Yankees. Others on the list of eligibles are regulars like Pittsburgh third baseman Richie Hebner, outfielder Gary Matthews of Sari Francisco, second baseman Dave Cash of Philadelphia, and second baseman Tito Fuentes of San Diego. Starter Steve Stone of the Chicago Cubs and relief are Bill Campbell of the Minnesota Twins. l*h& 1 1ILS also liavt' infielder Eric Soderholm the pool. California has contributed three minor league infielders — Billy Smith, Tim Nordbrook and Paul Dade. Each player may be drafted by 12 teams. His old team then would join that dozen to negotiate with him. Jackson is expected to carry the biggest price but some of the others, including Rudi, Fingers, Gullett and Grich, should bring bids close to the top figure. agents will cost, but the talent available in this draft is not as awesome as the re-entry superstars. Each of the 12 Al, teams has been allowed to protect 15 players from Seattle and Toronto. The balance of their 40-flan rosters plus mos t minor leaguers under control of the major league teams are eligible. The exceptions are minor leaguers who signed their first professional contracts in either 1975 or 1976. The re-entry draft will last it maximum of 12 rounds. Then National League clubs will begin pursuit of the free agent picks. Meanwhile, the American League teams will spend another day in town, conducting the expansion draft to stock the new Toronto and Seattle franchises, The expansion draft will supply each of the r.cw teams with 30 players, each carrying a price tag of $175,000. That's considerably les.s than the free in - ~.v crTr t WATL'D (Atli.. AD. — For the third week in a row last 'Saturday, Oklahoma State 1halfback Terry Miller was :turned loose on the opposition, The result was 22R yards and 'three touchdowns by Miller and a crucial 20-19 Big Eight Conference victory over then 10th)ranked Missouri. '. For his performance, the 190pound junior from Coiorado prirgs, Cob., was honored to$day as The Associated Press' s-National Back of the Week. It was the third week in a row that Miller had set a Personal high for rushing. The AlIBig _i___- --- --Eight serection as a sopnomore, sop h re, ., . when he ran for 1,026 yards, is t . ' P within 341 yards of breaking / ' ' Bob Fenimore's school record ' of 2,563 yards set in 1945-47. • •, A week earlier he ran for 159 . ' A yards, 72 of them on a touch' .. ' ..' down sprint, to lead the Cowboys past Oklahoma 3124. ' .. Against the Tigers, he ran ..L. .. mainly up the middle, showing shotgun acceleration on one 23yard TD spurt. lie also scored ' '. on runs of two and 10 yards. He got 133 of his 228 yards in the second half as the Pokes : rallied from a 16-4) deficit to their Big Eight record to 3-1, tying tying them with Nebraska and ('olorado for the conference lead. I "I've never been around a .Campbell better halfback than Terry- Mu- - .. .. 1cr," beamed Oklahoma State " Coach Jim Stanley. "If you ask Li neman me, he's the best athlete in the .. . . . f -4-2country. . After reviewing the game Seminole Community College baseball coach Jack Pantelias, Curt Kowalski and —T HOME film, Stanley said: "On 18 ma- BRINGING ' Of Doug Fowler, left to right, display winner's trophy the S('C team brought home jor plays, Terry was inCot [EGF PARK Md (API strelndheso had five THE BACON from the recent Zinn Beck Tournament. Kowalski was named MVP of the Joe Campbell tournament and Fowler pitched final winning game with a one-hit effort. or six knockdowns." cheeked youngster who doesn't \tjlipr who runs the 40 onn. .,. _~. -4--%, ¼, , "' k, TORONTO lAP) — [lobby Orr's agent says the hockey supe rstar will have to play cau- have to shave, but his opponents on the football field aren't fooled by that bit of natural camouflage. The 6-foot-6, 254-pounder is a rough-and-ready member of a defensive unit which has helped ixth-rankcd Maryland roll over eight consecutive foes this season. For his efforts last Saturday, when he was in on 22 tackles with one of his 11 solo hits a quarterback sack, Campbell was named the College Lineman of the Week by The Associated Press, At Maryland, there's a tendency to compare defensive linemen with Randy White, the All-American who just two years ago was awarded the Outland Trophy as the best lineman in the nation. "Randy and Joe are both from Wilmington (Del.) and their fathers were butchers," said Maryland's defensive tackle coach, Gib Romaine. "But it's unfair to compare them, because each does cerLain things well." Campbell, a freshman when White was coming Into prominence, readily concedes he ad:rnired White and learned a lot from him. "He influenced me like an older brother," Campbell said. "But, good or bad, anything Ido now is Joe Camp. 'bell, not Randy White." :- All-American. Th en, following several chats :with the coaches, Campbell - National Hockey League CAMPBELl. CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Plc OF GA NY 'SI 9 2 3 20 48 20 7 3 1 II AS 13 Allan 40 so 5 6 1 17 NY Png S 7 1 II 52 52 Smyth. Division 7 S 1 15 46 3.6 'l Lou U 41 46 .re', ',' 4 7 I 9 V,lflCr I 8 1 9 34 53 1 3 9 I 3? ii WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division 0 3 I 71 69 II A P Its / I! 1 6 1 10 3 1 I 7 2 6 1 6 Adams Divis,øn 9 3 0 18 Olrt P,stn 12 II 36 50 38 I S 3 II 11 3 6 2 9 35 TueWay' R,tulls PlIsburgI', 7 Los Angeles1 NowYork Islanuier'. S. 1 iron . Today's Games Washington at Atlanta St Louis at Toronto Los Ar.gele'. at Cleveland Montreal at Minnesota New York Ranger'. at V a n ruler World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Pts OF GA 3 0 1 61 62 i(nc 6 3 3 II 59 46 'i Eng 1 4 I 9 28 II lIrm 1 9 19 SI 65 3 1 1 31 II 8 bOy I SI 7 76 II Western Division ilouston 6 5 3 1 4 10 62 7 4 0 II 54 29 by Alan Mayer ['NEFf 7PA,tTNIR W01V A ,YA 77aML Ck.'1,'fP/oNH/P WCE /937 AN EA7fR,q I X, 1. R 11/1/5/lEO IN h't ip /// f'IE 1O0TALL /'OfS 5/i/cE /963, 801 7'4(-/ ' I_"I Jai flfli AICfl ",-,. 4 — ,- ¼1L(. FIRST _~ , By Th e Associated Press Tuesday night, the New York strong goaltending from Dune sco red one shorthanded goal The Pittsburgh Penguins Islanders opened a four-point Wilson. and four power play goals, the have their first victory in eight lead over Philadelphia in the "When Wilson had to make latter tying a team record. games and the National Hockey Patrick Division by defeating saves, he Islanders 5, Rockies I stopped everything League club figures it finally is the Colorado Rockies 5-1. they could throw at him," said Clark Gilles scored twice for putting th ings together. In the World Hockey Associ- Pitt.qhiir1h ('nach Ken Schinkel. New York, while Bob Nystroni, "Tonight we got off on top ation, PhoeniztoppedQuebec5. "lie made several key saves in the Islanders' leading scoret, with two first-period goals and 3, Calgary edged the Minnesota the first period which might picked up his ninth goal on h _' - . \, - . iously if he expects his fragile left knee to hold up. "On- is not co nsidering re-tirement but he realizes now that he has to change his style," lawyer Alan Eagleson sai d Tuesday after Orr underwent an orthosco pic examination on the knee. The defenseman will not have oundergo an operation, but the Chicago Black I1:IWkS will have to get along without him for at least two weeks. This is the second time in the young season that the 28-yearold Orr has been sidelined be- T cause of the knee. Eagleson said Orr was starting to "wonder if it's all worth it," but for now he has decided ?to continue playing. ' , -. .. . ' • , "6'J ff/ 1.. - , . ' - I 1. - - - , •. , . '. " - - - ,,,,' r o. 41 '" - ' - - , -. ' ' r 's • - , ','. - .. - . ', . - ' '-• • • then we didn't make any mis- Fighting Saints 4-3, Houston have turned the game around." breakaway, takes the rest of the way," said overcame Win ni peg 3-I and San Rick Kehoe had two goals and Cowboys 4, Fighting Saints Syl Apps, after contributing two Diego nipped Birmingham 4-3 an assist for the Penguins, l.yiin Powis scored the wingoals and an assist in a 7-1 in overtime. Pierre Larouche scored in the ning goal with less than two triumph over the Los Angeles The Penguins, who had three first 15 seconds of play and minutes to play, extending CalKings Tuesda y night. losses and four ties in their pre- PitLsburgh dominated the game gary's winning streak at home In the only other NIII, game vious seven games, Lot some thereafter. The Penguins to four . - '' . I .: . &- . - -' ', CROSS COUNTRY (bit tn the Canada Cup series iin September). He is going to have to change his style of play. CHAMPS L y nn .Johnson, left, and Seminole Community College track coach Terry Long pose with Division II cross country championship trophy. Johnson won the individual title and Long was named most valuable coach. Johnson is from Quincy, and holds the SCC record for five miles with time of 25:29, RETURN JONA/ - .., - ________ , i1AJOg5, ..- 'rrg,',qq co.4c// . A-Ro 4W 12/EM 70 Th'E/W uIRSI ' _____ 1 !::; "We've been told there's no wa he's going to become a cripple. If there was any sug. .)gest ion that there would be per. manent damage, Bobby would quit in five minutes. "Under ordinary circumstances, he'd be out four to six weeks, but because of his super con ditioning and weight, he'll o probably be back in two weeks." By The Associated Press Tuesday night, New Orh'ar3' Or. John Palmer performed handed the defending champion the orthoscopy at Toronto Gen'Fire early results are in and it eral hospital, flushing some appears that the New Orleans Boston Celtics their first setfragments of cartilage from the Jazz have established them- back of the season, ll5-7, before a Superdomnie crowd of Ii,knee. selves as a candidate for the 104 For its fourth victory' in six "The knee now has only a most improved team in the certain number of miles left in National Basketball Associ- gaines. In other games, the Milit and it's up to him to decide ation. Bucks topped the how he's going to use those last season, the Jazz cornSeattle SU perSOnICS 125-113, the miles,'' Palmer said. piled a 38-44 record and finished o ldenState Warriors beat the The Hawks lured On- from Fourth in the Central Division.G Detroit Pistons 111-98 and the the Boston Bruins this year with Portland Trail Blazers downed a five-year contract estimated the Atlanta Hawks 129-116, 1at $3 million. 7óers Swap Pete Maravich, who entered Eagleson has maintained that the gannie as the league's leadOrr will not insist on his pay if ing scorer with a 30.7 average, Bennett the knee forces his retirement. F4 collected 4:1 points in triggering "There's absolutely no pres— the Jazz attack. lie scored 26 PHILADELPHIA (AP) sure from Chicago, and if something did happen to The Philadelphia 76ers traded points in tire second half when 5CW Orleans expanded ts 4O-40 prompt him to quit, he wo ul dn't forward Mel Uennett to the lu' al fti m e edge. Pacers Tuesday in exh take one cent from the Black diana Dave Cowens' 30 points and 17 change for the Pacers' No I Hawks," Eaglc-stei said rebounds paced Boston, w hcli choice in the 1960 National [3 ha d d won its first four games. ketball Association draft. 'Romania New Orleans Coach Bill van Bennett, 21, played one year Breda Kolff said, "It was a Woman at the University of Pittsburgh great win in front of a great before signing with the Virginia crowd but people often forget At j Squires of the American Bas- that it's not who you beat but TUR()N'l'() I API Teodora kctball Association. Bennett, 6- N i w inany t ea ms you beat that Ungureanu of Romania. double foot-7, played with the Squires counts in the 1IA medal winner at the Montreal last season, averaging 12.1 itton Coach Tommy Rein' Olympics, won the women's points per gamne, soiui said, "The Jazz piased as over-all title and awards on well as they can and they beat 4 three individual apparatuses lie was drafted by the 76cr_s lb But if we play as well IS we Tuesday night in an inter- last year (luring a mid-season cUi we would have beat It,em." draft of ABA talent by NBA national gymnastics meet. llu'ks 125, Supem'SIluI('s 113 Ungureanu, 15, who won a sil- teams and was considered a top Rob Dandridge, making his ver medal in the uneven bars pr os pect before suffering eye first start in four games since trouble in training camp. arid a bronze in the ba lance being sidelined by an ankle In' beam at Montreal, won both Bennett was placed on the in- jury, scored 37 points and Brian those events as well as the floor jured list by the 76ers. Phila- winters added 30 in Milexercise with a meethigh deiphia's recent acquisition of '.auket"s victory over Seattle, score of 9,7 and finished in First Julius Erving made Bennett ex- l'Ianllridge hit 18 points in the 4 place with 38.10 points. pen'iable. first half, sparking the Bucks to A ll I J azz' L ooms NBAI s M s t Im p rove d St-it,-''s I(':lbl to 100-91 with 21 :' miiinutes left. Parish, a 7-foot-1 renter, then hit two field goals and Barry clicked on two straight baskets, opening a 1089-I margin for Golden State, Bob Lanier of the Pistons was the game's high scorer with 31 points while Barry topped Golden State with 24. Trail Blazers 129, Hawks 116 A 45-22 first-period lead carned ['ortland over :\tlanta. The Trail Blazers, behind Bill ton, scored It; pointsin a row, building an earls 29-7 lead and never were headed, Walton firushed with 22 points and Bob Gross had 20. Kerr ('harle led Atlanta with 23. 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GB Boston I 800 Ph,Iphua I 3 2 6(X) j NY XnhiS Buffalo 2 ) 4w N Net'. 5 Central Division Cleve 6 0 1 Cl,' HOUSTOn I N OrIn'. 1 2 e1 2 Anton 7 4 333 Atlanta S i 286 WarOor' I I 0) WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwe s t Division Denver 4 0 I 000 lfldao I I 50) a CIt 3 3 5(X) Chicago 2 1 40) 2 Detroit I S zso I' Mi*I,e 2 5 716 1, Pacific O,tision POrlg,ind I 16 I 9(70 (OlUn SI 3 2 6cc '..'.illl 1 3 5Cc) Ins Anti 3 3 I 5Cc) Ptinui I 1 700 Tuesday's Rsutl'. New Orle a ns 115, Boston Mil*ukee 125, Seattle, Iii Golden St a te III. Ou-tru PrtI.jrii '' 1 , el 4' 45 Pro Basketball THIRD 5o,slE OF 7'/c7SE PR"-/li" 7W/ ' .,. ,, 2 12 o S 16 57 ('.egary 1 6 I 9 37 P I clmntn I S 0 9 16 18 Tuesday's Results Phoenix S Quebec SAfl Diego 4, l3rmng'u.3r OT Iu%tfl I, WiflnP"i I (islgiiry 1. Mnricsct., ii 60 P Ci ,' LOOK 4 // 7//EYW/Z 6/10 — ,. 2 0 TUESDAY'S RESULTS ... ..- ,iories underwent surgery i early October for a riiusc problem wtuch has not b&'err fully diagnosed ''I felt no pain then or later,' lie said of the workout "I think I'm back to 50 per cent of norma! I'm not worried about my arm. It will just take time for it to recuperate," he said S "W . -1 franchise to Jersey City, N.J. for the next season, ;snddenly to life. Now he By HERSCHEL NISSEN&)N squeaker and Illinois prevailed lahorna State-Nebraska winner week stay in the Top Twenty :'secnls to came improve with each A? Sports Writer 21. Missouri 24-17. game. before a 31-17 loss to Georgia NEW YORK (AP) So, in t his election year, the Bo Houston at Texas: !t is elimi- knocked them out ---Maryland "Joe is now, practicing the Schembechler and the immediate choice lies between nation time in the Southwest a-u. way he plays in a game," Rn- Michigan Wolverines never Mic hi gan and Purdue, and here Conference Houston 20-16. 'imnatne said, "and he's con- have been known as the Hapis one vote for ... Michigan Illinois at Ohio State: The 11Army at Pitt: Army is imsistent." pirless Boys, but they are Last week's score was 48 lini started out 2-4), including a proved, but the Pant hers and capable of making an ocright, 23 wrong for a .676 per too much, too big victory over nationally casional joke. centage, making the season's Tony Dorsett are ranked Missouri. But now the) 38-13. Clemson co un t to 3-lS7-l0—.7I0. must win two of their final three Here is one courtesy of Florida vs. Georgia at JackSouthern California at Stan- gaines to have a winning Schembechier: "We have to .60r4viue: This game is similar ford: This used to be the Blood Soccer Lead season. And, unfortunately, keep our momentum going. to the Texas-Oklahoma war in Bowl when John McKay was at they play Michigan next week. There are teams left on Dallas with 72,000 screaming usc and said he wanted to beat This week NEW YORK (AP) Clemson schedule that can still beat (LI," Ohio State 31-13. fans split down the middle. Stanford by 2,000 points. maintained its hold On first But And from quarterback Rick Breaking th e tie, here's one wi th ailing Ricky Bell below Far West — UCLA 42,, Oregon 1 place in the weekly rankings Leach: "You can't take any Big shaky vote for Florida 27-21. par, this looks like the Upset 10; Arizona 21, Wyoming announced Tuesday by the Ten team for granted." Oklahoma State at Nebraska: Special of the Week Stanford Arizona State 2, Air Force 'coaches of the Intercoll egiate 12; "The thing that Impresses me 28-24. Well, yes, th ere still are Brigham Young 41, Texas-El Soccer Association of America. ms on Michi gan's sc hedul e abo ut the Cuiuskers is everyTexas Tech at Texas Chr l'aso 17; Colorado State 40, IdaClemson, with a l2 record, tea th at can beat the Wolverines. thing.' says State's Jim Stan- tian: Tech Coach Steve Sloan ho to; Long Beach State 31, received 17 of 18 first-place There is Ohio State on Nov. 20 ley. We're Impressed, too, Jim says he will shave his head if Freimo State 1; votes and 359 POIflLL I"ullerton State and whatever team they play In --- Nebraska 31-21, the Red Raiders make it to the 14, Pacific 8; Hawaii 24, Kent Other members of the top 10 whatever bowl they go to. Colorado at Missouri: Last Cottnr' Bowl, TCU, 0-7 and a State 14; New Mexico State 29, included Indiana, Hartwick, st But fir there I., Pur due this weekend, the Big Eight strong possibility to go 0-Il, will Wichita State 18; San Jose State Connecticut. Southern Illinois- Saturday and Illinois next scramble was reduced from a not do much to dull the razor 23, San Diego State 21; New EdwardsvIUe, Temple, San week. The last time the Waive- live-way tie to a three-team Texas Tech 4514. Mexico 35, Utah 31; California Jose, Quincy, Philadelphia rim lost to those teams was deadlock. Now, Colorado must Cincinnati at Maryland: The 24, Washington 14; Washington Text il e and Davis & Elkins. 1966, when Purd ue won a 22'21 win to remain tied with the Ok- Bearca ts cnjo,eil their one- State 31, Oregon State 21 - voungstersat a baseball school UP FROM THE PillS Has Two Biggies, Left Holds Jones said he should be the highest ;id 'rlorruer for Br' regardless of what P'd • rel,a Padres. Reggie takes 0 ib Jackson, a Bobby (rich or JoeRuth in Thurs a s re-entry draft. Jones .1 1 tits pitching He rearm L' Oil vealed he threw little 'OeO'J Pro Hockey Michigan Still Worried; ball writers from each of the 12 National League cities. Six se ond-place votes and three for third gave him a total of 96 points. The writers cast 691: 1X)iflts for New York Mets lefthander Jerry Koosman anti 25 points for Don Sutton, the l.os Angeles Dodgers righthander I li SCOREBOARD sistently in 4.4, was the target of an intense recruiting battle before finally choosing Oklahoma State over Colorado and Oklahoma. Things have not been all rosy for Miller in his stay at Stillwater. He suffered a beg fracture as a freshman, but had such ability that upon returning to action he was switched to fullback when injuries left that position depleted. The Pokes responded with two straight victories and a Fiesta Bowl invitation. A year ago Miller helped the Cowboys to a 74 record. But despite victories over such bowl teams as Arkansas and Kansas, they didn't get a postseason invitation. Now they're 5-2 and have a good chance to post their best record since 1958. Saturday they meet Nebraska in a showdown at Lincoln, Neb., then they will be favored against Kansas State, Iowa State and Texas-El Paso. Miller said winning the award was ratisfying. "I feel like it will help myself and Oklahoma State University. Ycu're happy for it, but now you've got to get ready for next week," In gaming Back of the Week honors, Miller beat out running backs Tony Dorsett of Pitt and Theotis Brown of UCLA and quarterbacks Dan }Iagemann of Utah and Art Yarochof Ball State, Early in the season, Camp. bell wasn't making too many mistakes. But his performance :,jirst didn't measure up to his SAN DIEGO I At') — Randy Jones says now that he's won the Cy Young Award, he ought to be the highest paid San Diego Padre and intends to bargain for a three-year contract. "It's like a boyhood dream cure true. it shos I'm for real It hasn't really sunk in yet," said Jones, 26, at a news conference Tuesday shortly after learning he was the winncr of baseball's highest award for it pitcher. I felt all along that I would will, but I thought it would be very dose," said the left-handed hurler who received 15 of the 24 first-place votes in this )'ear's balloting. Jones, w ho won 22 games for the Path c:, this season, narrowly' lost the Cy Young award to Torn Seaver last year. -Last year, I knew I had to beat Tom Seaver. This year, I Felt they i other candidates had to beat Randy Jones," he said. Jones was named somewhere n all 24 ballots cast by a cornmnrittee composed of two base- Topple LA Kings By 7-1 Margin _ - - - '---- om 0 __ . Cy Young Week ' s Back o . - - Wins . ' ' Sooner Miller Penguins Putting It Together, .. $61 Wednesday, Nov. 3, i74— fl WINTER PAR( MALL Open 9a.m. 109 p.m. Monday itiru Saturday OpenSur4ay 12:301o5:30p.m. Catalog center Ph, 444.9544 Store Ph. 6414133 j -,'': �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 Ile Began As 'Jimmy Who?' It' s Now 'Mr. President!. By LYNNE OLSON ribic, bloated bureaucratic sensitivity for other people, a portrait of Martin Luther word president' for the first Associated Pris Writer mess." particularly those who work for King Jr. in the Statehouse. three or four months." PLAINS, Ga. - He began as "I'm not a big shot. I'm just him. He reorganized the state govIn 1973 and 1974, Carter used "Jimmy Who?" with a like you he said again and His top aides said he showed ernment, although there is arcampaign against the estab- again, those qualities on occasion, but gtiment about how effective anti his governorship to expand his lishment; now he's president. Rather than emphasize is- added they are not overriding in efficient the shakeup was. And contacts with politicians, busielect and will head the est.ab- sues he qrpqqp, the need for his nerc,',nljtt,• h0 h d flh U , IUflItA. UI, nessmen and journalists. He II'. j1lSflI'tI flU r lishment. sought and won in 1974 the tough management and restorIn the early primaries, voters social programs. Even as "Jimmy Who," ing integrity, pride, openness, were more impressed by CarCarter's efforts toward the chairmanship of the DemocratJames Earl Carter Jr. always honesty and sensitivity in ter's appeal as an outsider to presidency began while he still ic National Committe's camsaid he never intended to lose. Washington. Washington than they were by governor, lie and a small group paign committee. When I began, 1 didn't have In the same soft-spoken, charges against him. As chairman, he traveled the of youthful advisers, who still much money," he says. "I preacher tones he uses to teach But they took a second look in are his closest aides, discussed country, meeting and cuitivatdidn't have a built-in campaign his Baptist Sunday school class, the later primaries and during the possibility. ing union, farm an consumer organization or live In a media he kept repeating that the sys- the general election campaign. "It was hard for us to talk officials, political and civic center. I didn't hold public of- tern of government is good, the Some expressed concern that about the prospect at first," leaders and campaign workers, lice. Not many people knew people are good, but those who they didn't know who Jimmy Carter has said. "it was very all interested in electing Demowho I was." run the government has lessen- Carter is or what he would do as tentative and somewhat em- crats to Congress. The courting But now, 22 months after he ed the respect it earns. President. barrassing. We never used the paid rich dividends in 1976, announced his presidential can"I'll never tell a lie." Carter lie lost snme of his outsider didacy on Dec. 12, 1974, nearly promised during the primaries. image by aligning himself more everybody knows. Carter can Ile turned to issues in the fall closely with such old thank shrewd planning, appeal campaign, but still there were Democratic politicians as to a cross-section of voters and few concrete proposals - no Chicago Mayor Richard Daley, sheer hard work. detailed blueprint for a future by stumping for Democratic For Carter and his staff, vic- administration. establishment candidates and tory is sweetest when they look Ile called for welfare and tax by trying to identify himself reform, government reorgani- with past Democratic , When I began, I zation and a comprehensive presidents. Before the Republican condidn't have much health care program, but provided scant particulars. vention, polls were more than didn't money. . .1 But he had a way of identi- 30 points in Carter's favor, but have a built-in fying himself with the group to in the weeks immediately becampaign organi- whom he was speaking. He was fore the election he held only a Yntann Iur iii i i "worker" with wnrkino -------------------------r' slim lead. SAVINGS GOOD THRU SAT. NOV. 6, 1175 people, a "businessman" with Carter was born in Archery, media center. businessmen, a "farmer" with Ga. on Oct. 1, 1924. He decided didn't hold public farmers and "once a poor boy at age 5 he would go to Annaoffice. Not many from Georgia" with the under- people knew who I Fo od Less tiring? when he was seeking his nomi- Idaho Sen. Frank Church "Yes, definitely." couldn't stop him. nation. Not long ago, Carter was More fun? Carter and his aides devel- asked about his life before the Carter grinned. 'Well, win. oped a detailed plan, including campaign. decisions to run in every pri"I'll say this," he replied. 'ft ning is much more fun than mary and to get early, favor- waq flIjjI then." anything." able media coverage by concentrating on Iowa's January caucus, which gave the first indication of candidate strength. Carter's victory in Iowa gave him momentum going into New Hampshire, which he also won. Then came Florida, and the Carter campaign was on its way. Even a string of late primary defeats by California (by. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and WI 113111, Ill Ililda Joiner dips up her delicious Smothered Chicken privileged. Meet Your Commissioners Putting Money Where Her Mouth Is By NIAItYI.IN lIl"l'ON herald Correspondent I "I'm looking for a Job, too," "I'm not a big shot. was. he told a group of unemployed I'm lust like you/ he back on the humiliations and persons in Scranton, Pa. said again and Sometimes his efforts were again,' loneliness. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN "We had to go where the seen as an attempt to please the . people already were because greatest possible number of .-, they wouldn't come when we voters, no matter how diverse. polis After graduating from the Invited them," he told a dinner For example, he said he was Naval Academy in 1946, he attended by big-name New personally opposed to abortion embarked on a nuclear submaYork Democrats. "We would and to the use of government rine career, aiming to become invite a whole neighborhood to funds to finance abortions. But chief of naval operations. come to a living room, and he also said he was opposed But when his father died in maybe four people would show outlawing abortions by con- 1953, he went back to his home up. Or we'd go to a labor hail stitutional amendment. town of Plains with his wife, that would hold 300 people, and All these tactics prompted Rosalynn, to take over the fain10 people would come." accusations that he was fuzzy ily peanut farm. He helped The slight, sandy-haired pea- on the issues, that he was like a build it into a million-dollar nut farmer, his family and a political chameleon. business. - few volunteers "walked the He was elected to the state Carter is just as complex in streets, went into barber shops his private life. Senate in 1962 and 1964. lie lost and beauty parlors and restaufie listens to opera, reads and his first bid for governor in 1%6, rants and stood in factory shift quotes philosopher Reinhold and spent much of the next four lines, farmers' markets, live- Niebuhr and Welsh poet Dylan years campaigning for 1970. He stock sale barns, country court- Thomas, but he is a fan of the ran with public support from houses and city halls, Just Allman Brothers rock band and several of Georgia's leading learning about our country and country singer Charlie Daniel segregationist politicians, who letting them get to know us." as well, saw him as a lesser evil than his Carter billed himself as a "He is hard to get to know," liberal opponent, Former Gov. candidate of the people, an out- says Dr. Peter Bourne, an ad- Carl Sanders. sider running against Washing- viser. But when Carter won, he anton insiders who are pawns of Critics described Carter as nouced that "the time for raspecial interests, who've turned arrogant, self-righteous, un- cial discrimination is over." Igthe government into a "her- bending, lacking humor and noring cries of outrage, he hung DEAR ABBY: Alter reading the letter from HEAVY. HEARTED DAD whose pregnant daughter wasn't even through eighth grade, I had to write. This is for all teenage girls whose boyfriends try to pressure them into going all the way: wants what's best for you? I'm 16 and my boyfriend is 18. is the laugh of the century. lie Sure, we go pa r king and make sants what's best for HIM . out, but when he mentions he wants a th rill he can brag fourth base. I set him straight about at your expense. right away. Love? Who's kidding whom! My feeling is this: We have A boy who loses a girl would our whole lives ahead of us, so sooner cut off his right arm why take a chance on ruining it than hurt her. If you want my when were ' young? opinion, this self-serving s If your boyfriend says, "If and-so has already proved that you love me, you'll prove it by he DOESN'T LOVE YOU, going all the way," tell him to The predictable aftermath of get lost. Keep a level head and "proor' of this kind always don't ever go so far you can't finds Don Juan tiring of his turn back. It's not worth It. Sign sport. That's when he drops me. . . YOU, picks up his line and goes A FIRM "NO" casting elsewhere for bigger I) E A It F I It NI : and equally silly fish. Congratulations! Fifteen years At times, still another version ago I wrote a book. "[)EAR of this modern tragedy occurs, TEENAGER," but the chapter as Indicated by this letter I once "Should I Prove NI)' Love?" is received: still sound advice for teenagers. DEAR ABBY: I went steady And here ills: for seven months with a boy I AMERICAN STAR 1,100-WA WINNINO 500. 600 or 1,100 ' wan settings to style. dry or straighten hair. Concentrator nozzle. Long cord. Lightweight, unbreakable Lexen case Model 0) (Ij) - 999 I PALOMAR 2 1 I __________________________________ ii -- - • 23 Channel Transceiver Mika Gain for 100% Modulation • Large easy to read meter 'Ceramic filter to clear SHELF & DRAWER LINER •'"I RUBBERMAID.iikc SheI,' u,itui & Easy ToCri.We it $ Girls need to "prove their thought was the most wonderful love" through illicit sex person in the whole world. I relations like a moose needs a thought I'd always stay decent. hat rack. After a while we weren't Why not "prove your love" by satisfied with just kissing. sticking your head in the oven lie asked me to prove my and turning on the gas? Or love. I thought as long as we playing leap-frog out In the planned to be married in a few traffic? It's about as sale. years, what would it matter? Clear the cobwebs out of your I gave in to him, Abby, and head: Any fe llow w!io asks you found out it mattered a lot. lit' to 'prose your love' is trying to lost all respect for me. lit' take you for the biggest, most started going with other girls. gullible fool who ever walked, lie even talked about me to That proving bit Is one of the other boys. oldest and rottenest lines eser Please print this for all the Invented! Does HE love YOU? it girls to see. Maybe it will help J doesn't sound like it. Someone someone who is tempted to who loses you wants whatever prose her love like I did. SORRY NOW Is be-, t for you. But now figure it If he lose you, let HIM prose out. lie wants you to: , his lose by marching you to Commit an immoral act the altar! Surrender your virtue Throw away your self-respect - . , . . . Risk the loss of y ou r precious repu ta tion And risk getting into trouble. . Does that sound as though he - F L 0 P I 0 1\ - ARRIVEALIVE SlJNsHIf STATE - ' 'S'-" '' Vickary Kane is a claims examiner with a large insurance firm, an outspokrngd with it degree in , University of Florida. She believes in helping people, and this is one reason she : the Central Florida Comnriiission on the Status o f Women ' 'a.. ,' I)pWILIIiLlIL LU ULLIJ'tu I ,j "I seem to come in contact with a lot of male hauvin.t pigs, and I get a lot of teasing because everyone thinks I'm the big one on women's lib. Being on the Commission not only gives me a chance to get a lot of things done, but allows inc to come back with some thoroughly researched facts when I get a lot of flack about tit)position. You might say I'm putting my money where my mouth o+" - . OVIEDO QUEEN Teresa Ilolman, Oviedo Scho 0 I Ii i g ii homecoming queen, flashes a winning smile (I r iii g 11(1 c'vremonit.'s at the + Sh continues, enthusiastically. "I've been Ma rr iage A pp l i cations Samuel N. (lark Jr 19, Hz 373 Kenneth M. Hutson. 205 .1 }'iiiiela Margaret Rd Antoinette E. Chuluota, Strobridge, 16, same add Farrow. 21, Hz 188 SanI. Arthur S. Stephen. 32, III 2 Its Ronald D. Price, 3-i, 102 w 10th, Karen V. Murray, 19, 23511, LU Anne Iiensz, 20. sari::' add. Allen L. Swainston, 25, 03 Ronald W. Mock, 29, fix 261 Goldenrod, Nola S Anderson, Pasadena St., I.W, Betty A Lester, 26, same 20, fix 984G, lit 4, Orl. Joseph A. (aniL-ilino. W. lit I Richard 0, Maier, 24, 113 l.vnhrook Dr., Orl., Tanya R. fix 63',! t)el.and, Rona it. l'intar, 18, 154 Grace Blvd., AS ('unstable. 17, 110 V. Airlxrt H. John B. Jonc III. 39. lix 601 James K. Vose III, 36 Redington Etch, Patricia (, ')vtedo. carol A Myers. A. lix 391, Chuluota. Ulack, 35, Daytona Itch. Wayne A. Ellis, 29, 1885 David I" I,.amnbt'rt, 2.3, mi s 4th,!.k Mars. i.awana J llill ,Albert Lee Pkwy, WI', Patricia S. Sappt'nfield, 25, 19 I.k Howell 17, same add. Tuinxn' L. Jackson Jr. 21, ltd., Cli Timothy P. Weber, 18, 106 1010 W. 12th, Linda I) Brooks, Oakland E)r., Brenda I. Smith, 19 1204 Pumgranite Ave Chien Dinh E)ang, 26, 375 18, 5125 Golf Club h'kwy. Orl. Palm Spgs Dr., 440, AS, Julia A. h11 Berry, 13, fix 31, Welburn. Charl es K. O'Dell, 51, Ut 1 lix Pianos-Organs 484M, New 5iiiy itch & Betty Bob Bail's Pianos & 0rans Parrish, 48. same add 1 W. First St.. Sanford Monroe I.. Fryer, 3(1, hIt 2 lix 32? 2255 500, Connie J. 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Place greens on a hot ' tsp. salt SOUTHERN BEANSOU or 10 breast pieces dish and arrange slices of pork 1 cups silted flour Ililda Joiner, Longwood. But with more butter used here. 1 cup dried beans I stick butter on top. Cornmeal dodgers are 1 tbsp. soda they come with fascinating "We seasoned more with pork cold water frequently served along with names, such as Georgia Gumbo or bacon drippings up there,' 2 cans cream of chicken Gently boil the sugar, lard, 6 cups ham broth soup she explained. and Turnips and Pot Likker. this dish and are arranged raisins, cinnamon, water and 1 cup chopped celery 2 cups water dFUWd the gren.s. She said, "I've always liked Hilda's skills aren't all in the salt for three rnL,. Cool to It onion, minced Flour and season chicken. CORNMEAL I)ODGEILS FOR to cook. It's the cleaning up cooking department. She lukewarm. Sift together flour 3 Thspns. butter Place in casserole dish 10x12j. afterward I hate!" panelled the entire living room and soda, gradually add to 3 Tbspns. flour POT LIKKER Cooking with fresh and hallway of their home. Slice stick of butter on top. I cooled mixture. Pour into a salt and pepper white corn meal vegetables appeals to ililda. "I "Yes," she admitted, "I did it Bake 20 mm. at 325 degrees. 13x9x2 floured and greased pan. Cover beans with cold w 2 tsp. salt also like to make cakes and all. But I'm not too good on Remove from oven. Turn I Tbsp. melted butter Bake in preheated oven at 350 and let soak overnight. Di pies. Most of my cooking is sawing. I almost sawed the chicken, bake 20 more mm. Mix degrees, for 50 mm. off water and add beans to t r other shortening from scratch, because it tastes table in half! But I've im- water and soup together. Pour cold water broth. Add the celery SWEET POTATO PUDDING better and I Feel like it really is proved now and don't use the over chicken and cook 20 more onions and let cook slowly u 3 cups sweet potatoes, Add salt to corn meal and stir better." table as a sawhorse anymore!" mm. or until done. beans become soft. Strain grated in the melted butter. Add She's also good at repairing The Joiners moved to Florida bean broth. Press the be sufficient cold water so dough V., cups sugar leak' faucets and plumbing TURNIPS AND from Georgia 16 years ago. "In through a sieve and add I t cup buttermilk ill hold shape. Mold dough into POT l,IKKEIt Georgia, we picked wild black- problems. "I improvise a lot," pulp to the strained broth ' cup sweet milk biscuit sized pieces and drop Into 3 quarts of cold water, put into boiling pot likker. Cook in berries for pies. We used lots of she said with a smile. necessary, add more water 2 tsp. cinnamon One tip Hilda would like to a pound piece of salt pork and tightly covered pot for 20 mm. nuts because we had our own have 5 cups of broth Melt 2 tsp. cloves pass along to anyone just boil for 45 mm. Wash young Se rve with greens from pot pecan trees. Then there were butter, stir in flour and salt 1 stick butter, melted learning to cook: "Don't be turnip greens repeatedly in likker, pepper, slowly stir in the the 'cane grindings. When the 1 cup nuts, chopped afraid to try out new recipes. water to clean them well. Put sugar cane was ripe, we'd cook bean broth and simmer iii tsp. salt EGGLESS, MILXL&SS, Take them step by step, and it them into pot along with pork the juice and make syrup. We'd thickened. Serve hot with sli 2 eggs, well beaten 11urn:itu.s CAKE will all work out." Some of and let boil for another hour. 2 cups sugar invite the neighbors in and have of lemon and hard cooked eg Grated orange rind Teen Steers Clear Of 'Fourth Base' 104111"r TO U11111? OVSJITITItS Old South Sty/e By ELDA NICIIOI.s ByELDA Herald Correspondent .J ' WOMEN Of The Week Cook RESERVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW CALL Bettya Smith 323.0.509 Irene Brown 322-1611 'It. A A."'o UNISEX HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE 313 Cammercial Lake View Plaza Pit, 3224913 Downtown 5nlord to only one meeting so far. I've asked fora committee Hardy W. Rawl:; II!, a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School and son of Mr. and Mrs. II.W. Hawk Jr., 2011 Grandview, Sanford, is playing the lead role of Willy in Florida Atlantic University Theatre's production of "Death of a Salesman." assignment on legal rights. My hope is that we goad the County Commission into funding the programs 'In addition, the Colniiiission will oublicize the needs of women, the problems women have. There are problems I didn't even realize existed. By using public opinion, public awareness of those problems, we can get 'oimi'thing done about tt:t.'in Rawls Plays Lead In University Show Vl('K:ItV K:NE Mr. and Mrs. Rawls, their two daughters and another son traveled to Boca Raton Saturday to see hardy III perform, and agree with the area theatre critics that his performance was "unquestionably the apex of Ila,ls dramatic efforts.'' V 11 a a It �213-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 flaaa - - aaa a aaaa aaaaa aaaaaa - a an a.. EXTRA a a.a aaaaanaaaa.a a_a __ a - as EXTRA S s 'uscuI op *TM ?H'I Mazola Regul ar or Corn Oil Margarine 1-lb. ctn. I I 1. (ip'eo Wed L Laaaaaaa a Nov 10 1Q6 aaaaaaaa.aaaa naaa . 4 L GreenSfamps I II I I I1 S I 3. Eip.,e Wed to 107ô aa aa aaaaaaa, -a_a_a_a-a. EXTRA ?H.S xI s• u a IS 1 5 Chun King Frozen Meat & Shrimp Egg Roll 6-ox. pkg. 5$ SI o ESP, Wed N 10 1Q76 IS Laaa aeaaaaaaaaaanaa aa a_a_a_a _-4 aaaaanaaaa_a. 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Ispw.sW.d No. tO 1976 aaSeannaaaaHIaaaana S 1 Nestle's Butterscotch Morsels 6 OZ. pkg. 35. *% Wed Nov 10 1976u tXTRA WkenStamps "NS COUPON £50 PV*CNAI$ Of •I THIS AD EFFE[rf[ THUR.,PJOV4 THR 7 yr • i go I ed Flavorful Slic ed -a Short Ribs .............................. .79 sold S S (pp ,p; Roast Beef ................ r 89 I ' jet 'I ' S Assorted Varieties Alpo Dog Food Two 14 .oz. cans I'PI'SIW,d N,, tO 1976 a a aaaaaaan as an*aaa*an _a a aaa_ LaaaL a _n_a.a_an aaa an _a_a Fresh Liverwurst...... Tasty Old Fashioned Loaf or " Polish Loaf.................. 89 49* Delicious Fresh-Made ' 69' Potato Salad............ Tasty Kiichen-F,esh Cuban Sandwich ...... 7b 3IIflI1I1 NsC0uPoswoat . ALL SAVE ________ . P*, if S Si IS Glad Sandwich Bags ISO-ct. pkg. 1'p"e; Wed. NOV 10 1976 1 1 aea.,4 Lna_ni__aaaaa_a_,___n_n__a aan S French Broad ............ ' - S • 1 I I where shopping Is a pleasure LUIRMI.1.1111.11 ZAN I N ii"IN iini N I M Limit I Pleas., With Other Purchases of $5 or Mots E xcluding All Tobacco Products . 79 *o, * p, 94th a ', $1.89 4 Custard Pie ................ 910 TaslyFresh-Baked. New Orleans ___ Q • Delicious Taste Ternplin' Coconut SPIN lull COUPON ANO PUSCH**0 C $1.69 . Fried Chicken............ I 11 so 20C ALL GRINDS SAVARIN COFFEE 1-lb can OC - D. , NOV. 'U, .. Ready-to-take-out Southern Will IMPS COUPON AND PUCONAIL OS Ca quantities Delicious Smoked Livetwursi or JWGreenStamps 10 51CM tHIS C,os Am. PUSCNUI OS Chuck Shoulder Roast ...... Swift, Premium ProTen Beef Plot. limit S EX, RA COUFI)1. LCD PUaCM* OP Wizard Air Freshener Assorted Scents 8-ox. can reserves the right to Wed No. 10 1Q76 anaaaaanaaaana. a a - a a a a A Laanaann_a_ a_ a a__a_a nanaaaaan an an_ aa.a - a_a aa an a a: aana, a a aa na a aaanan aa EXTRA SGreenStamps • , Of $ 10 976 S ana nanaaa anna_A a a a aan a an a a aaaaaa aa EXTRA I Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef (English Cut Roost, Bnls.) Publix 22 E'p'.; Wed Nv L........................................ an, a SI s $I ' I C' itGrenStamps • anaaaanana_4 I CuFIPI £1.0 Pu.e; Imperial Oven Roast .......... .b aaaaa.aa___na TRA I a EX T R A $ 1 a Clorox 2 40-oz. pkg. anaana a.an lx I ' Chuck Blade Roast .............. ..79' a a Imp'.; Wed No, tO 976 Lanaaaaaa_aann_a__a aanaaaaSen. a aaaaj L j PiaCuall Lipton Chicken Noodle Soup or Ring 0 Noodles 2..pk. pkg. IS,,'. tHIS COUPON AND PV$CI*A$4 o. 33 Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Boneless Beef Round Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Beef 1 I 30. E.pv.s Wed No tO 1976 1 28. 1 29. EipiteiW.d N, IC 1976 I i 31 .Eapuei Wed Nov II) 1976. t'p'us Wed No v tO '976 • Laa____a__aa_a__________aanaaa_4 1 V paaaanaaaaaaaaanaaanaaaaaaan_ Laaaaaaaeaaanaa.aaaaaannaa.aaA Laanaaaas.anaaaaa__aaanna_a__4 Laanaaiuisiaan_aaa____a_a_aa_._aii, .aaaa.a.aia aaa mom j naaanaa.annaaaana aanaaaaaaaa.aaaaa EXTRA EXTRA an aa aa a aaaaan._a_ a EXTRA EXTRA I 49' Swift, Premium ProTen Boneless Beef -- -L;I Borateem Plus with lemon 100-oz. pkg. ia 11 u Bes Pak Tall Kitchen Bags 1 5-ct pkg EXTRA • JwGre.anStam ps ij Sill. Ivi$ COUPON £1.0 PAIC11L$l 0' SITUt I Johnson II 18-ct. pkg. I 2 4. f p v ;W d Nov 1 0 1916, 976 Eip..;W.d Nov IC 1976 23. Laaa aaanaaaaaaaaaaaanaanan a aAI Lan aaaoaaaaaea n a a EXTRA A,, Pill C 1•OPI £1.0 41GreenStamps • COUPON £NOPUICNA$l UI La Choy Pepper Oriental, I I $ 69 Sirloin Steak ............................I OF $30 OR MORE .... 31(GreenStampsI p Pt.1ii I COUPC1. £1.0 P0c*;I OP $ fipi.; Wed Nov 10 1Q76 20. 18. 19. (ipii Wed No , 10 1Q76 S I'p'e;W,d I4, 1 0 1978 $ Lana a a a a a a a a_a_a a a aannaaaanaaaa4 n a.na an a anan.naa a aa a aan aa anA La.n.a ana aaaaaaa aaanaaaaaan a aaan a EXTRA EXTRA 1RA twO 0 211 can Swift's Premium ProTen Beef aaaaaaaan_aanaa_ EXrRA IGreenStampsIPublix a II 14-ox. size OF $25 THROUGH $29.99 .... naaaaaaaa_a.a_naa a EXTRA ananaan __ 4iIGreenStampsI Woolite p a EXTRA Machine Wash 11 Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin SAVE lOc Delicious in Chili, Joan of Arc It, I OF $15 THROUGH $19.99 GreenSfamps I Cling Free Sheets.... phg 98 GREEN 300 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 400 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 500 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE EXTRA SiTu 1.1$ SAVE 31 euw.d N. 19 1976 _____________________________ , 17. E'p'.;Wed Nv tO 1976 I L aaanaaaaa.aannaanananannaaaa4 a Publix 1h, Place for 8e,f swirr s PPEMIL'.I PROTEN GOVERN'.IEN d0111 INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN REEF SALE I 4-1b. pkg. a r for great holiday gift ideas lx Dog Meal an Seventeen Magazine for delicious holiday gifts you can make now. And miss setel/leell 1 1 I7i COUPONS 1 & 2 ARE WORTH COUPONS 1& 3 ARE WORTH COUPONS 2 & 3 ARE WORTH COUPONS 1.2 & 3 ARE WORTH Ken I Ration aaa C ut-up Fryers ................ lb 55 Fryer BreastsukRibs lb Fryer Drumsticks ........ lb 99 Fryer Thighs .................. ..99* Fryer Wings .................. lb 59 Fryer Backs & Necks.. ib 19' SAVE 14c Rogu Plain. with Meat or with Mushroom, [ UP NoIJEr9Ep See the November issue of The November issue of Thus coupon may also be used in combination with other S & H Green Stamp Coupons in this Ad with larger purchases Jbj( THRU WEDNESDAY, Shipped, D&D, Fresh not Frozen Kidney Beans......... . JSW GreenStamps lii; COUPOPI £1.0 PUICHAiP 4*f THURSDAY, NOV. 4 limit quantities 50 I d a Sill. THIS AD EFFECTIVE the right to fip,;W,d Nø. 10 1976 aa GREEN STAMPS A1 MAKE IT NOW. GIVE IT LATER. the holiday rush. • on purchases totaling $15.00 to $19.99 excluding all tobacco product. Publix reserves Ken L Ration Dog Biscuit 4-1b. pkc'. 16 Publix /7 aJtGreenSfampsI AND Of p [5 COUPON) ..*J... ___ anaaaa an anaaa naa EXTRA *111. lu; COuPO1. f A' 1iAI - 99 THIS *0 GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY SANFORD PLAZA-SANFORD LONGW000 VILLAGE CTR-L0p40w000 SEMINOLE PLAZA-(ASSEL8ERRY Publix �Herald. Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE ( , Chic Young I HAD ALL WE DO IS &'JOT4E IGHT lGH LiHT . -• FIGHT" NiGH7 YOU'VE HEARD I Thi< OURS s'AS) MARRIAGES MADE) MADE IN MADISON IN HEAVEN?7_4SQUARE GARDEN.' A L r 4.... BEETLE BAILEY r Mort Walker :1 ;'o\R -j C" ( LE..\L\ . - I r MEDICAL REERC- CENTER lE.' ID LIKE TO PO C%ETh& LIKE 1144T WHERE DO 0U T1!N I c-.... i LEA\E MY To I •JEUM OF CAro ' I 10 ACROSS 43 Gift bearer Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 Italian i(.iiil IFiT i ci IEIT.FI I Gman innkeeper ' .r1Jr:o:nrn R M _ 4 Kind of grain 50 Eon t!iR1AJ NI 0 0 Pd I.T 8 Declaration of St Rowing MLJL ,°LLJ allegiance implements _______ I N0$ P;IJ! SJ, I, Ej fi S C S • T 12 Gridder 52 Make I,ice Si Li A 1W IU Jimmy 53 Oriental A M' IS 0-i i 13 Region potentate Ti 14 Soup green 54 Behold (Lat) 'E'A ° F% t :vNi.Ral T A 15 Shelley work 55 Small bird OOOiM:(N T _____ 16 King C A n•n• AT'Ilrjl 56 Watches Mongkuts 57 Lively dance i i IAfl i land F • ii V At ilPi1 Il Heavenly City 58 Spanish cheer A AM II AWt ! °I 18 Browner DOWN 20 Eighth gallons 19 lumbers 39 Can 21 CIA (abbr) 39 Over (pref( I Unit of leigth predecessor 20 Aqueducts 2 Energy 41 Foolish show 22 Fasten 22 Hard work agency (abbr) 42 Auto failure 23 Tree kind (p1) 23 Soft mud 26 Singing voice 3 Sketched 43 Horse 24 Russian 4 Refuge 30 Prospector's directives inland sea 5 Zodiac sign find 44 Hoarfrost 25 French service 6 Lacerate 31 Loosen cap 45 American 7 Detective 33 Not many 26 Baseballer Spade 34 Destroy Indian Musil 8 Muckier 35 Dinners 46 Walk 9 Of the same 27 Hair do 36 Japanese 47 Actor Kurger kind 28 German currency 48 Fourpenny 37 Leaving out 10 Equine gait negative 49 Feminine Il 39 Progeny 29 Possesses 40 Dun Christian (suffix! 31 Eskimo boat 41 Fire (Fr) Anderson 32 Inert il3 51 Over J I 2 I O il i.3 12 13 15 16 1 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom J 20 21 I I LD/ r — — - - - 22 rn-mom mom mom mom moon iiiuui• LA6T MJTH! - 14 17 19 'FF, L4Qj) lKl1;PW&Z I.1!CV fO4) ff i. NMI ARC HIE HOROSCOPE r For Thursday, November 4, 1976 March 21-April 191 You could get a warm welcome by SOIIWOflC important to you. This person may have been difficult to reach previously. TAURUS iApril 20-May 20) Others will help you in a situation in which you felt deserted. Their intervention will buoy your spirits and solve the problem. (U',MINI i May 21-June 2( You can be a better friend one you're fond of it you lift some responsibilities from her shoulders. Your good (Iced for today'' CANCER iJunc 21-July 22) Material goals will be imIxirtarit today. Chances'to gain them will be much better if you're not overly aggressive, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be conscientious about things today, but don't let this spill over into fun areas. It shouldn't be all work and no play. %'IR(;O i Aug. 23-Sept. 22) atirl cons. Don't COIIIIIIII yourself unless they're in Ixilanue. SCORPIO i(kt. 24-Nov. 22 ('ondltions are promising at (hi, time where your work orou c1'r is concerned, provided y , re not afraid of a little resF ,n. sibilit'. SAGfl1'ARIUS iNov. 23. Dec. 21) You can get others II) (10 things today by kidding theth' into it. Put your wit and knowhow to work. Turn on the chanti! CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-n. 191 If you're planr ig something social today, make It a point to invite an old frienI you've neglected lately. Thts person is sad because you haven't called. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 Your chances for personal gain look rather good today. Twi possible channels are open at the present time if you k your eyes peeled. WESTERN CORN FED FULL ¼ LOIN SLICED INTO k SIRLOIN TIP ROAST PORK CHOPS $129 Bon.ien Bo.4 Rat, .d Sirloin T p PRICES rnIVASP, Pork Chops . . 119 1 "wool W-0 SnAN GOOD LI t M4AWX O+ NOV. 6 4 ONE — FO YOgUVI .... Starvation Diet Causes Problems By Lawrence E. Lamb, MI). EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneid tIXLL, 4tLE IREMEMBER iDDIs.. TNJLEY I4JAAJTh TO I IF CCO CO&Tr' EAT cj K&)Ok) IF YCt"VE I FLIPPOS ',CURE LOT ETEkJ YOU P, \ Gcn)s TJ Gel NJ?FZJFPc -Ay . NiJG FM 1XLE AJL j: LUNJr IS MY ROT -. k11 1*I 11-3 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdol, I OTTA CLEAN )JT TH' THAT SEEMS ...AN ILL Ck TRAP AN' REPLACE SOME TERRILy PE.THATLL BE 20 etic<.s PETUNIA! j EXPENSIVE., PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Veime ( ALL RIC-HTI \rupRr•c , 3 f 1' (i7jY (3 J 50 MUCH FORW HIDDENIPNBALLftAY BALL PLAY . b. F,, FRANK AND ERNEST (2,D •• by Bob Thoves f7 fl UORuN?1. WAS WELL Li; 11111 IW- 1NFORMD Ut• DEAR DR. LAMB I am 13. A couple of months ago I went nti a starvation diet Now Lamb verytiine I put food in my dw stomach I get very bad pains in lIly 51(11'S, back and stomach. I went to the doctor and he said I had an infection of the urinary tract. l) you think the infection hope you will iiiakc i causing the pain or do you arrangements to get some think the problem is in my professional counseling in a mental health clinic. A review l)EAII READER - My of the possibility of your having tentative answer is no to both anorexia nervosa or related questio questions. Your letter disturbs psychological problems in that HIC because young girls your instance Will be essential to ae arc susceptible to a con. your future health, litiori called anorexia nervosa. Meanwhile. I am sending you the problem begins with the The health Letter. number 2-2, irl thinking she is overweight Law Carbohydrate Diet Fads to and going o a severe diet - a give you more information on you have done - or even in. the harmful effects of unwise (Iuciilg vomiting after eating to dieting That includes fasting 'become thin." Others vho want this in. The girl loses proper per. formation on the Atkins' diet pt'ctive of her own body image and other low carbohydrate and imagines she is fatter than lads can sI'n(l 50 cents with a he really is. With her very real long, stamped, sell-addressed (Itortiori of the facts she envelope for it. Just send your I>ersi.'4sona starvation diet and letter to the in care of this iraduah1y becomes emaciated newspaper. P.O. Box 1551. .iriii has a severe disturbance in Radio City Station, New York, fl(IrmalhOrilloflaldevelopment NY 10019. Such a ,zirl may not have DEAR I)U. I.AMB - Some normal menstruation. In fact, health articles reconiniend iin.'nses may be totally absent. eating liver, kidneys, heart.' Unfortunately the victim is arid tongue My friend tries to ufficit'ritly out of touch with the tell inc they are too toxic. What realities of the situation that do you think' she seldinn accepts facts and DEAR HEADER - The frequently cannot manage her organ itleats available in the own case. She needs grocery stores are not professional help, poisonous. Almost all of them I would wonder if your are fairly high in cholesterol, A starvation diet was not the three-and.a.half ounce i 100 beginning of this problem forgramsi serving of liver, raw you. It centers areound the weight, contains 300 milligrams problems I)( endocrine changes of cholesterol. more than you anti puberty, involving find in an egg yolk. however, it psychological aspects of is very low in fat. development. Having a lean heart muscle is low it, physical reaction to eating fat and is much tower 11 svhen you think eating is going cholesterol. Tongue is both fat to make you fat, en if you are and contains a moderate not fat. may well ' the cause of amount of cholesterol. So, I your pain, think you can eat these organ I don't doubt that you have a iiieals in moderation. However, urinary tract infection. Your I oWd like to say that the resistance to infection may be vitamin content of these organ lowered. meals can also be obtained by tat inc urge you to make a taking almost any of the all factual appraisal of whether or purpose daily vitamin pills not you have kr;t weight. If you without increasing your intake lIave lost quite a few pounds I of cholesterol. • H11 59 IN LB. • Sit Oxlails •... by T. K. Ryan ROLL. CIO Butt Roast 79c •, HI USDA GRADE A FRESH FROZEN I 1"9 BONELESS WHOLE FRYERS DELMONICO STEAKS I $169 C W. BRAND EGULAR. ALL BEEF, OR THICK SLICED 99c S ice Bologna WD BRAND USDA CHOICE - 69 . W. ' . .FKC, LB , w ji'jjrs ...... .59c 69c Roast r—"BUY ONE Quantity R,9hts Reserved GET 1 FREE ',ioy SHARP OR PORT VANE C club opening is the sort of psychic that is still tried by some bridge players This' time it caused South. in stead of North to be declarer at the good heart slain, but also alerted South to the danger of a bad club break. West opened the seven of and South went right up with dummy's ace Then he looked around for the safest way to make his slam and found one that just about was ironclad At trick two he led a dia. mond to his ace. Then he came back to dummy with a trump and cashed the king of IRISH PORK SHOULDER BOSTON eese Spread 9 1 :. .InnumonT 'pj •- i 9 $119 31 s•E°LArA: ink HICKORY SWEET PKG . . . 3 vii. Irunschweiger SLICED BACON (Do you have a question for the experts? Write 'Ask the Jacobys' care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions if stamped, self-addresser envelopes are enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBV MODERN) Sausage Ui L/'4ADGt ... FARM CHICKEN BOLOGNA OR 'kk6 !Jw - FrrniLc 89' RQc MERIO DI (OlE TOMATO & Cheese Pizza C 1 -LBO PKG. Dinner Franks SLICED BA(:ON...2178Franks Sausage • l8o COPELAND REGULAR OR ALL BEEF • 89 HYGRADE BALI PARK REGuLAR OR ALL BEEF HICKORY SEEK & FINDS - FEDERAL RESERVE1 KANEFRISC0 RE0AL0PA E i i IF E o E RAjJ R I I 0 E R C D H 0 E N P H I S H A I H P L E D A L I H P wtET . . . ... PKG 1 $ jig HILLSkIIRE FARMS REGULAR SMOKED OR P00 SN S KA0IDENCHK C I I I E S S A R L S N A R H Eli B 0 S C 0 C N C D H A I I U LV0AWV IGSALA0NA H A N E L LFj B I E Y I H A K E L U A K BAG SAUSAGE . • SMOKED SAUSAGE PASTRAMI ••• • • SUNNYLAND BEEF ALPERT'S NDBRA U CH U W 0 I NCVINLH ECBESASCIT V R C P I A I E C P110BENHAR ANKSLHAVI •1,15 . . . . . . $169 69 :: $189 ' I-La $139 4 0 B F R S L 0 U N E W V 0 GA A C E R S I U 0 L I S A N H A R G I N S I L 0 ERICHH0NDA CIHCEUNCD C0 U 0HINNEA P 0 L I S I I A H 0MRocSICNA R F N A S 0 A I K Instructions: Hidden words below appea, forward, back. Ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. Atlanta Dallas Philadelphia Boston Kansas City Richmond . Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis San Francisco New York St. Louis Tomorrow: Florida i.croR,tE. TUMBLEWEEDS HEAPS WILL .... 2 W 0 BRAND 5KINL(S, MOLO Mot Sausage ..... A Wisconsin reader wants to know when it is proper to ask for a review of the bidding. It is proper to ask for a review review of the bidding any time it is your turn to bid or when the bidding is over and betort the opening lead is made It is improper to ask for it at any other time and particularly so when it is your partner's turn to bid LB 69 Franks Braunschweiger 3 $439 69c Picnic ...,. LB 79c CRACKIN' GOOD CHOC LATE CHIP OR W.D BRAND - 12 QUARTER ROuND • i POiL Sugar Coorcies 79c Beef Patties 3 9" C W.D BRAND REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Sliced Picnic ... IRISH PORK SHOULDER ARM WINN DtXI1 ST011S INC COPIVAIGHT 1076 DOONESBLjRy 11.1 SUE. 4 SUPERBRAND li I )S% A 1.1) .,iiil .JA \l i;s dAt 'I lilY Le SLICED 900 SourCream... ISO TO diamonds in order to get rid of one losing spade. Then he led dummy's last diamond and ruffed in his hand. Next he led his last spade to dummy'3 queen East won and led a trump which was won in dummy' The last spade was led and ruffed by his ace of trumps. and South had to lead a club to get back to dummv lie was a trifle nervous West might have held six clubs for his psychic opening, but when East had to follow all was sunshine lie drew th'r remaining trumps and tht dummy was good LCPJIL(SS, SUPERSRAND ALL FRUIT FLAVORS TER CHiiCK iROAST oWD RI 5 LBO CAN CANNED HAM W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ALL CHUCK INCLUDING Today you'll be more interested YOUR htlRThlI)AY in doing things for someone you Nov. 1, 1976 love than you will for yourself. You'll succeed where this Improved conditions in your person would have failed. work or career are likely this l.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) year. Your chances for adBefore making any important vancement in your chosen field decisions today, weigh the pros look very' good. $39 9 3 a 5n'c..d an Sliced into '199 HAM NNED MOHA r LB. Sondwch Steaks WK BONELESS 09 LB. Wednesday. Nov. 3, I76.-58 MR hv Rnh AAnint— 54 Lk'7 1 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF ROU k 9 B BERNICE BEDE OSOI. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WIN AT BRIDGE j - . Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1916 SCOOPS SCOOP! STOP ThE PRESSES! THIS.UE FEEL CAN SEE SCRFAMFR INTO AN OPEN DESERT AZIN& ACQ59 PAGE GRAVE LAST DENOUNCER Nt&H-rg! - O:jUP( MPS L?OWN VACANCrb FILL-P! by Garry Trtw1im * -j 737Fjfl 4',5XI'NJ1Qe )a'ST,tL IC4t, 4V7 IIAi flIt', 71iY?1 ff '1 10 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. — SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �ES—Evening Ilerald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov.). 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LI THRIFTY MAID APPLE SAUCE 4 $ THRIFTY MAID C,ocho Good 88c Mr. Kremo . . . SOUP TOMATO SAUCE PRICES GOOD OV. Nj PINTO BEANS CORN lit 515CANS -ox. $1 TIDE DETERGENT ' C 00 89 Clothespins HEFTY S T!flc. Bags . • • 15.CT. REGULAR SUPER MoNless • • • • 1 1 . BES.PAX D..... $229 T...L IIUJII . • . 79c swr SI.) T14i CHICKEN S I • • • UNDER EVERYDAY : 59c Margarine • . • — _- 014? Tea Mix ROLL 53 Dog Ration ... BAG 5 11" LIPTON TEA BAGS PKG. NORTHE N WHI TE OR ASST, 87c PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK PANCAKE MIX CAN $119 Pampers MG. 12 -CT. , • • • • PEG. $129 • JIM DANDY CHUNKS 59c Dog Food . • • • 2.SAO$599 Dog Ration . . . SAO 6 190 89c ' 69C Mini Chips. . . . 85c Dressing ..... ' 59c THRIFTY MAID LARGE OR MEDIUM SWEET 4 16$ i OO CANS Peas -osTHRIFTY MAID SLICED OR WHOLE WHITE GOOD Cream Of NOV. SUPER8RAND GRADE A' SARA LEE HAWAII N 32.o.. 95c Chicken. . . . PKG. $1" Pound Cake • (1 MG j.o. $129 ReJ Punch • , 6 TON G HOLLOWAY STUFFED PEPPERS, STUFFED CABBAGE. AND HAWAIIAN PUNCH STUFF0 I6.oz. 99c 2B'.',.o $145 ilou'n 'Jer PEG. 14-08. PKG Dry Mix . • • 19 PEG. $1 Sa ISuUry I. Steak ASTOR ON THE COB HAWAIIAN PUNCH MS FILBERTS QUARTERS Corn ......8 EARS 89C $1°° Dry 111ux •,•,•745c Margarine 1.2 ASTOR CHO'PL,L OR LEAF PILLSBURY BASIC 0OWNYFLAI "° QQC 1Spinach • . . . 5 1° Bundt Cake , • PEG. PEG. French Toast •91,2-02. 69c POLY BAG PILLSBURY A FLAVORS I BRIDGFOPD 3? MG flQc French Fries • BAGS $100 Bread Dough . . 48-oz. 99c Bread Mixes • . I7.o*. 2 DIXIANA TWIN PA K CHUM BIRDS EYE ITALIAN. HAWAIIAN, CHINESE, AND 2 lOti S K(J I ALL FLAVORS 00 42-og. $149 JAPANESE PKGS Pie Sheil 5 • • . SIZE uivi Divider Pack 10.0, Vegetables • . • PKG 79c CHUM KING 760: 99c I 16-oi 'lOc Pie . . • . • 7-ox. SIZE u Bean Sprouts SUPEPBRANI) WHIP Reddi WID . . . II CHUM KING SHRIMP AND CHICKEN CHOW MEIN CRUNKING(12o: MEAT OR • 1i.o $109 Topping . . . • 2 s 12 -ox. PEG Dinners ••• MG Shrimp Roll • COUNTRY BLUE CHEESE B-o:. 71 C LIPTON Dressing . . . 99c TABBY TREAT Tea Bags CANS Cut Food . as as 5 6",-49c BIRDS EYE LITTLE Crispers Cob B.Pk. 99c .PEG. Corn on the Co WE ACCEPT THRIFTY MAID GREEN BEANS SUPERBRAN Is CANS YIN Limas . . 3 l6.os$loo SHERBET or CE CREAM ASTOR SWEET CANS$'OO Potatoes • 4 I6cs. THRIFTY MAID CUT, SLICED OR WHOLE ... 99c Beets SAVE 18' — THRIFTY MAID Spinach • • 3CAN 100.CT. $139 Bath Tissue of4 Jrune Juice SHOIRTENING 1 s JIM DANDY 2"i.oi. OVERNIGHT 24-CT. WISHONI THOUSAND ISLAND CRISCO Am c 32V. $13S HERSHEY Tenrizer . . . 1 1 7Ø001 27 24.oj. UNSWEET JUMBO VIVA PAPER TOWELS ' 9° Pampers . • • • • • • • • JAR ADOLPHS EAT a )7c LI EXTRA ABSORBENT Cat Food . • • • 2Box 59 as asCAN SIZE TKI(5 etu BONNET LOW 1½.os. 57c Sauce . . . . • • 0 AIR Toasties , . 89 RAGU THICK & ZESTY ALL FLAVORS SPAGHETTI o 20 MULE TEAM HOWARD JOHNSONS CORN AND BLUEBERRY 3 • • • CANS 57c Niblets Corn . BATHROOM Woolite . . • • • Cleaner. $219 Aerowax . • • • c&t DevTed Ham 3 67C . . . ..... GREENGIANT WHOLE KERNEL Dump'ings • • • • !CAN Fresnener PEAS 99c Corn . as as • en Bags • • Modess , . . . . $1 NooIes . as. Gala TowelS • • JUMBO 65C 79c $d)19 GkEEN GIANT CREAM STYLE KitcKIL LQUID PRICES! -71 LaNOUET FRIED GREEN GIANT BES.PAK REGULAR 01 SUPER WIZARD Hallam 23.CT. SWEET SUE CHICKEN ?4ct PKG 4 '° CANS$100 Peas • SAVE 32, TWIF MAIn IIT cwc I 3 7o:.$100 CANS. . 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He was about to go to Houston's Alley Theatre for a test of equipment before his debate with Sen. Bob Dole, his Republican counterpart, when he spotted a cluster of reporters awaiting him. He couldn't resist a little playful banter. It is typical of Walter Frederick Mondale - "Fritz" to his family and friends - that he enjoys repeating a humorist's crack that most people think "Mondale" Is a suburb of Los Angeles. "I think he's right," Mondale usually appends. His triumph in winning ele tion as the 41 vice president of the United States comes almost two years after the Mmnesota senator became an early dropout from the ranks of the contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination, Early in 1974, when Sen. Edward M. Kennedy made clear he was not planning to run for president in 1976, Mondale saw get nominated and elected. To an opening for a liberal candi- begin a campaign without a todate and began acting more and tal commitment on my part is moreike aptesidentlaihopeful. unfair to everyone. I admirr He traveled around the country those with the determination to on speaking tours, raising funds do what is required to seek the for local candidates and presidency, but I have found gathering a campaign staff. that ! am not among them," he But after testing the waters said then. for nearly a year, he dropped Critics said he lacked the his bid on Nov. 21, 1974, in the stomach to run for the presiface of a poor showing in the (lency. Other observers, inpolls, competition from other eluding those close to him, saw liberals and low recognition his decision as that ofa political among the voters, realist who was making little "I just didn't have the over- progress and was not widely whelming desire you need to do known. all the things you have to do to Mondale, 48, has a puckish, Although he spent half his campaign days taking part in so-called "media events" geared primarily to providing pictures for local television programs, Mondale complained in conversationsthatthenatureof campaigns, particularly vice presidential campaigns, did not afford ample opportunities for serious discussions of issues. Mondale claims to like to "ponder" issues carefully, to "chew them over" and read a book before making decisions, The lack ol time todo this was a factor in his decision to drop out of the presidential race. (try humor that takes hold when he is relaxed. One of his most frequent targets, as it was In the lobby of Houston's Rice Rittenhouse Hotel, is the senator himself. It is a side of Mondale not often seen by the public during his campaign, where contact was often limited to such events as coffee and ponckis - Polish jelly donuts - at a PolishAmerican club on Milwaukee's South Side, a factory tour in South Bend, Ind., a visit to a union hiring hall in a Los Angeles ghetto or a speech on a college campus. "The absolutely unbelievable schedules, the IS-hour days, the weekends. Above all, there's no time to sit down and think through an Issue, to read books and other things you should to testandprobeanideatobesure you're on the right track, to talk with leaders in the field. That has always been my way. I'm Just uncomfortable with the snap judgments that one makes when you're tired or don't have a chance to think things through." After he dropped out of the (('ontiflUed ,..But V.P..Elect Also Has _Sharp Sense Of Humor (Cont. from Pg. 8-11) Democrats' vice-presidential - lators in the area of child care. to keep fit, although he pla residential race, he put his nominee on July 15, rising out of 'Mondale compiled a strong liberal record Mondale likes the north coun- 'Mondale has hypertension, or high blood mediocre game of tennis w houghts together in a book, the relative obscurity in which in the Senate, opposing anti-busing try of Minnesota, and after im- pressure, and takes five pills daily to he finds the time. 'The Accountability olpower," he had operated in the U.S. legislation, voting for gun control and the F)rtant events in his political control it.' Mondale's younger brotl m the growth of presidential Senate for 12 years despite his life, he has retreated there. Mort, a music teacher in At Equal Rights Amendment.' ower and what he viewed as short- lived presidential camWhen asked what he gets deen, S.D., has described ongress' failure to curb it. paign. from the setting, he replied: his wife, Joan, 46, is also a tours He said Congress had allowed the nation's capital hissenator as "a complicated I Since his start In Minnesota "Everything. It's much minister's child. She also at- tone and artistic points of in- and very intense." e President to become too politics - he was the state's In 1964 Mondale was appoint- tuer President Richard M. Nix- cheaper and far more effective tended Macalester College, but terest for convention groups. "When he was young, rong, particularly in foreign youngest attorney general at ed to fill Humphrey's Senate on. than a psychiatrist. There's the two did not meet until after The Mondales have three spent years searching for w 3f fairs. "The task we face is ... age 32 in 1960 - he has been the seat after Humphrey was electMondale compiled a strong something about a few days in graduation. They were wed children, Theodore, 18; Eleanor to do," the younger brotl to redefine the role of the presi. protege of Hubert II. Hum- ed vice president. Mondale was liberal record in the Senate, op. the woods that'll do more for Dec. 27, 1955. Jane, 16, and William, 14. said. "Then he found polit dency, to acknowledge the im- phrey. Their ties stretch back to elected to the Senate in 1966 and posing antibusing legislation, you than anything else." The former Joan Adams, she Mondale has hypertension, or and now he's doing it." portance of presidential power 1948 when Mondale, then a again in 1972, when he won by a voting for gun control and the Mondale is the son of a Meth- is a potter and also wrote a high blood pressure, and takes , but to insist on the greater imcollege sophomore, quit a landslide although the national Equal Rights Amendment. He odist minister and a graduate of nonfiction book, "Art in Poli- five pills daily to control it. IXH'tance of accountable presi- summer job as an inspector in a Democratic ticket headed by has been active in work to curb the University of Minnesota, tics," published in 1972. She has An aide said during the camdential power," he wrote, pea factory to work in Hum- Sen. George McGovern was child abuse, earning a reputa- which he attended after three given tours of Washington's Na- paign that Mondale does not enThe senator became the phrey's first Senate campaign. swamped in Minnesota liv for- tion as one of the leading legis- 'cars at Macalester College. tional Gallery of Art and also gage in any particular regimen 9, of ' on Pg. 9-11) MONUAI.E $ CASH DIVIDEND BONUS 1f CASH 'LJ DIVIDEND BONUS MINUTE MAID BLUE BONNET CLOROX BLEACH 6 OZ. CANS FOR QUARTERS LO1WJJ?'iJiJ Specials FAIRWAY FARMS BOTTLES JOO TISSUE 39c SAVE bc PEANUT BUTTER SAVE lic HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP VEGETARIAN BEANS HUNTS PRIMA SALSA RED OR WHITE GRAPEFRUIT SWEET 4 POTATOES DELMONTE FOR 59C LB. 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SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6,15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (P,n) WITH THIS RING (TtijS, Thus) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed) ) 08CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION FLOYD E41EPRISES IHEATIUS ________ (NAM 1 99C 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 9 DON HO SHOW 1130 12 STUMPERS 2 6 LOVE OF LIFE 4 6* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS(R) 1150 GM PAUL HARVEY COMp,IENTAR'u' 1155 A £ M CR P'jcW' TUT1Z l'.A j,* a,ii.j SHOW. TIME MON. TU 5 1WED-THUI ADULTS Afternoon 1200 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- CHILDIEN .75 JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT is THE BABY BLUE MARINE I I*EtkTAlUiIi,Iii Ill 111sf_I "EMANUELLE, THE 7,1,1 JOYSOFAWOMAN" I "NOW TO SEDUCE A WO&iANJ :i ' ItEJsw.tH' -ii ANDLIAMA55Iy I IVIMYSUNOAYSA,M.IPN. I CALL m-Iita J j $1EC0NOMY ITi1 THIJ2SDAY I THE GREATTEXAS - ' 9YNAMITE ChASE Now Showing CO1JN'I'YJUL "' J. ' r - 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6. ALL IN THE FAMILY . -- •\ /• • ,6 ,y2t" LL-'..--i I\ V A sI II '' ' I ' " I. 1 • I- ' CONSERVE SANTA'S S U- ENERGY No Service Charge For Loyowoys Jj During November I • Skates and Accessori.s I. Gift Certificates Øfl4sKATING" RINK ' Ph. 322-9333 00 W.25th St. (SR46A) 27 , 9S# - .' . — 2 4 LESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 12 500RANOSLAM 1230 2 12 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCHFOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS tOO 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 RYANS HOPE 130 2 12 DAYSOFOUF1LIVES q e , I P- V'UI'4W TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 520,000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Sanford "-.L '" 6 • / 2 4 tR) GM THE FLINTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 4 6 MATCH GAME 75 6* THREE STOOGES 7 LILtAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2' IRO('1I0E (R) 4' GIWGANSISL.AND 6. MERV GRIFFIN 7 24SESAMESTREET EDGEOFNIGHT 12' HOLLW)OO SQUARES 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* BEWITCHED MARCUSWELBYMD. 12. FAMILY AFFAIR 5.00 2 ADAM 12(R) 6* MY THREE SONS 7 24. MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 12EMERGENCYONE 5.30 2NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES GM PATRIDGE FAMILY 7, 24 THE ELECTRIC 9, BEVERLY HIU.BILLIES Armed Forces Legal Notice - MICHAEL SAAVEDRA Navy Seaman Recruit Michael Saavedra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Saavedra of 888 Trumbull St., Deltona, is participating in Exercise 'Kangaroo II," the largest peacetitne training operation ever held in Australia. He is a crewmember aboard the nuclear aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, homeported in Alameda, Calif. lie is one of more than 32,000 sailors, Marines, soldiers and airmen from the U.S., Australia and New Zealand IANZUS) taking part in the three-week exercise. The tn-nation exercise, involving more than 40 ships and nearly 250 aircraft, is digned to test and evaluate plans for combined ANZUS operations in a simulated combat environment. "Kangaroo II" is being conducted in the Tasman and Coral Seas and along the eastern Australian coast. It centers on a major amphibious landing by U.S. forces and a subsequent link-up of the assault units with Australian and New Zealand ground forces for follow on, combined land operations. A 1976 graduate of DeLmd High School he joined the Navy in May 1976. ItONALI) NUR%IAN Navy Lieutenant Commander Ronald, W. Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Norman of 777 Hg)'. 17.92, Fern Park. par. ticipated in Exercise "Comp. tuex 1-77." "Comptuex 1-77" was a twoweek exercise conducted by the U.S. SccnU Fleet off the cuaat of northern Florida. The exercise was designed to provide training in surface, anti-submarine warfare and task group operation.s. Nine U.S. Navy ships, the Coast Guard cutter Gallatin and a German frighate, l-'GS Mo'elders, took part in the exercise. The combined task group was under the tactical command of Bear Admiral Bruce Keener, USN, commander of the Second Fleet's a bachelor of science degree, A 1967 graduate of Auburn University, Auburn, Ala., with a bachelor of science degree, he joined the Navy in February 1960. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE CQUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76-3)2CP Div is ion In Re: Estate of JOAN J MILLS, Dec eased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY. NOTIFIED that the adi'inistration of the estate of JOAN J MILLS, deceased. File Number 76 332 CR. is pending in Ihe ,rcuil Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the ad dreSS of which is Seminole County Court House, P 0. Drawer C Sanford, Florida. The personal representative of tie estate is Lawrence E Dolan. whose address Is Suite 1335. CHA Building. Orlando. Floi'id 32601 Th name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above Court a written statement of any claim or demand th-y may hsve, Each claim must be in writing and must Indicate tIle basiS for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed lIthe claim is not yet due. the dale when it will become due shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unliquidCt,d. the nature of Ihe uncertainly shall be stated If the claim is Secured. the security shall be described Ti'ie claimant Shall deliver Sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mAil one copy to each personal representative All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Adm,nisUoI ion haS been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obleclioris they may have that chaIlqn. the validity of the decerudent's will, the quallHcatlons of the personal representallve, or the venue or lurisdiction Of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the firSt publlcatiersof this Notice of Adminhstratlen November 3rd, 1976. Lawrence E. Dolan As Personal Represenfi five Cf the Estate of Joan J. Mills Dec eased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE; Robert W, Peacock. Jr. Dotan and Peacock. Suite 133.6, CNA Building Orlando, FlorIda 32101 Telephone: 1.11 1.0 Publish: Nov. 3. 10. 1976 DEF I? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case No. 74.147.OrI.CIv.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, vs. DIANE E. SCOTT, a single worilin, et Al,, Defendants ORDER FOR SERVICE BY On motion and PUBLICATION affidavit oh plaintiff In the ôbove entitled cause by ts Assistant United States Attorney, In an action against the defendant(s). Diane E Scott. American Steel Fence Co., Inc., and Color World TV En terprises, Inc and to enforce a lien upon real property situate in this District and described as follows: Lot 17. STEPHEN IIEIGHTS. ac cording to plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 17, page 43 of the public records of Seminole County, Florida. and It appearing to the Court that the defendant(s), Diane E. Scott are not Inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and hAve not voluntarily appeared herein, arid that personal service upon them Is not practical because their residence and whereabouts are unknown, it IS ORDERED that Diane E. Scott appeer or plead to the complaint herein by the 3rd day of January, 1977, and in default thereof the Court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this Suit AS if Diane E. Scott had been served with process in the State of Florida. but only to the extent provided fo by Section 1655, TItle 76, United States Code: it is further ORDERED that notice of this order be published by the United Stales Marshal it-i a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole County, Florida, once a week for Six (6) conSecutive weeks, commencing on Wednesday, November 3. 1976 DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando. Florida. thiS 16th day ci October, 1976 GEORGE C. YOUNG United Slates District judge PubliSh Nov 3, tO, Il, 24, 1916 DEF 20 - - UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 74.SI.OrI.Civ.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintilf, v LARRY JACOBS and MRS LARRY JACOBS, his present wife, if married, JOYCE JACOBS hiS former wite: and GENERAL FINANCE CORP OF FLORIDA Defendantisl '- NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that — pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure entered on October 1, 1916 by the above enli?Ir'd Court. in the above styled cause, the undersigned United States M.-irthal. or one of hiS duly authorized deputies, will sell the property situate in Seminole County. Florida. described AS Lot 37. Orange Estates. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat rook 16. page 56. of the Pubiic Records of Seminole County, Florida Subject. P'cweyer. to taxes. it any due, for the year 1916 at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at I) 00 o'clock noon on Wednesday. December 6, 1976 at the west door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, Dated ID 19 76 MITCHELL A P4EWBERGER United States Mar%hl Mildie District ot Flrid KENOELL W. WHERRY AsilTitant tJ4Stted States AttOITWy Attorney for Plaintiff PubliSh: Nov 3, 10. U. 21, Ii1 , DEF IS CLASSIFIED ADS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 76.342.Orl.ClvY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PlAintiff, v TOMMY LEE MAX WELL and RUTH PEARL MAX WELL, hiS wife, Defendant(s). -NOTICE OF SALE-Notice is here by given 'hat pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of Foreclosure entered October IS, 1976, by the above en titled Court, In the above Styled cause, the undersigned United Seminole Odando - Winter Pcuk 3222611 831-9993 - States Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, will sell the property Situate In Seminole County, Florida, descrIbed AS: Lot 41. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS as recorded In Plat Book 3. page 31 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida (LESS The East I feet) Subject. however, to taxes, it any due, for the year 1976 at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at 12.00 o'clock noon on Wednesday. December 6,1976 at the west door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. Dated, tO 1976 MITCHELL A. NEWIIERGER United States Marshal Middle District of Florida KENDELL W. WHERRY Assistant United States Attorney Attorney for Plaintilf Publish Nov. 3. 10, 11, 24. 1976 DEF 19 The Day Before Publication The family of the late Evehy Walker Mills. wish to ciprel heartfelt thanks to all her triendl ro workers, Women of the Moost VFW Auxiliary arid the Elks Clu for the floral gifts while she was I the hospital. the donatIons to lh' cancer society and the many kin expresSions of sympathy. - - k 1 BR, turn, apt , tights, water fur, Mature adults. No pets. $95 2296 afler 1 wk days Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 bedrooms. 1125 to IllS month Adults Phonic 323 16(0 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv.alr Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR 134,LOt.gwoOd 562 iooc Rentals ot something to sell? A Clattil'ed Ad will sell it last 30-Apartments Unfurnished ____________________________ Sanford Senior citizen - I BR modern deluxe, ground floor, $t45 monlh Also furnished apart merits. $100 month up 37) 60)9 Babysitting in home. fended yard. one block near Lake Mary school, oft Lake MAry Blvd 323 0621. BR, upstairs, quiet neighborhood 580 month, 831 0990 days wELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st St. Clean furnished 151 floor, apt Priv,,le entrance Adults only 100.4 palmetto. Sanford • . .. Looking for a ob' The Clatslfie Ads will help you find that lob hi'siifflhi '"O1'R 111111 FF1.''" ' -WE SELL SUCCESS323 5116 701 Commercial IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN ','OUR FAMILY' AL ANON For families or triends of probler drinkers For further information call 473 450 or write Sntord At Anon Family Group P C lIce 553. Sanford, F$a 37771 free in DIVORCE FORMS- For Box 791 Pompano, Fta 33061 5—Lost & Found -- Lost- Lady's wedding ring Sri white gold b-and and matchin engagement with diamond vicinty RidgewOod Arm Apar' ments Reward 377 6047 or 3Z LISA BR. 1 tIled bath, carpeted Ihroughout, Central heat and air On large shady lot in Sanford $165 month Phone 665 6311 ________________________ ( eneva IG ardens luxury Patio Apartments studio, Idyllwilde - I BR. 2 bath, deluxe and spacious $300 mo plus deposit 322 3357 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. 1637, Sanford. Fl 37771 - - -- Ion Rent or For Sale - I BR. I' Quiet, One Story EVERY DAY someone is locking for what you have to sell Call tod.i, id your Classitie'd Ad will apr."a' here tomorrow Adult.FamIIy One Bedroom \fi1.1age 135 one '1505 W. 25th St. See " I Sanford. Saturday. NOv 6 at pm sharp Parents welcome Sanford, Flu. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 322.2090 . 41-Houses 7521 Perk Dr Realtor 3779251 liCt Em While Theyre Hot" FROZEN NOTICE IS HEREISY GIVEN THAT the Bosrd of County Corn miulOnerl of Seminole Cocnty, FloridA, shall at 7 00 p m , or as soon thereafter as possible. on the 30th day of November. 1916. con sider adoption of a, Ordinance amending Ordinance Ho 752 Said Ordinance relating t specified areas of Seminole County; to be entitled the Seminole County Water end Sewer System Rate Ordinance, providing for de4initions providing toi' costs, permit lees and deposits for water and sewer connections and service, providing br the general use of fundS, providing for con struction. Severability, and an el fective date All persons affected or .tertd in Said Ordinance are invited to be present at said time In the County Commission meeting room, 203. Seminole County Cour thouse. Sanford. Florida, to voice their approval or disapproval of laid Ordinance amendment. Mike Hattaway Chairman Board of County CommiSsioners Seminole County, Florida Publish. Nov 1. $976 DEF IS FICTITIOUS NAME Not.ce is hereby given that I am engaged in bUsineSS at ill East Semoran Blvd. Altamonte SpringS. Seminole County, Florida under the fiti!lj name of TkIIA IICALTII AND 'AiCIGHI LOSS CLINIC. and that I inlend to reçister Said name *itfl the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semnole County. FloridA n ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name 5taIul. To Wit 5.(tic,y 665 09 Florida Statutes 1953. S Dane H Falstaci Pbli%n Oct Ii. 20. 71. Nov. 3, 1976 DEE 73 Execution iSSrd Out of and under tIle Seal of the Circuit Court of OrangeCounty. lnidA,upona final judgment rendered In the aforesaid court c,n the 7th day of June, A 0 1976, In that certain case entitled, Hughes Supply. Inc Plaintiff. VS Vihien Electric Company, Inc DefendinI, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I hive levied upon the following described property Owned by Vihlen Electric Cornipany, Inc., said property being located in Seminole County. Florida, more particularly deScribed as follow's. North 25 feet 01 Lot II, Block 7A. Dream wOhil. Section 2, according to Plat therenl as recorded PIA? Book 1, Page 30. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Lot tO, Block ?A. 2nd Section. Dreamwold, according to pIa thereof as recorded In Plat Book 4, Page 30. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida South 50 feet of Lot 21. Block 7. Dreamwold SubdiviSIon, Fourth Ad'ii'iOn. according to Ptt recorded in Plat Bock 3. Page N) and 91. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida And the underSigned as Sheriff af Seminole County, Florida. will at II 00 AM on the lllh day of November, A 0. 1976, offer for Sale And sell to the highest bidder, for cash. sublect to any and all existing hein5. At hi Front West) Door of tli Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the abova described personal property That Said Sale is being made to satishy Inc termS of slid Writ ExecuI.on, John E Polk Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Publish Oct 20. 77. Ploy 3. tO. l9?f DEE IC? in as Acreage. 5)4.500 "- - , I Acre Lakefront ?SifiS ARK You buy than rent? Sparkling, '.bscious 3 BR on big fenced lot 'reened porch, inside utility 'ocm plus outside storage Un atableat this price, 511,900 Call C America buys ..'gi, Stryet LightS ________ IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY FOR APPOINTMENT TRUcTI Alaska. 211 W. For sale by Own,r Spacious I BR. Split plan, 2 bath. inground pool. central heat & air. wto w carpet, closed in carpori & family room, $31,903 3236371 lL ''i - 2SIh Additions ONLY ______________________________ Cottage. rooms, I bath. 751 5 Jrd St Lake Mary 111.500 Phone 630 170) Sanford, FIa Req PiI Estate Broker 171 0610 ii, ,t,. i'm'i DOW. We're Offering A I block. COuntry kilcen screened porch. large Ia, ov,ner hOlding II 000 tin , 5150 m 513,91)3 .4 we purchase it. But thanks to thousinds of Arnerii.ans eli0 tnsettcrf I'S. securities, we had the down payment on hind. Story - I AR. 1' Recreational tc lilieS - - 25% OR what sit to bcomc our flIlicib stale. Then citric the furs. The fish. The fofell pr4u.t. .nd IinaIl, the gold. II. 1900. Alaska's natural rcuoumc, had repaid man', times the original purchase prc.c 'I'cp. Americans minted in thctt country, arid it really paid off, And it still does tda . T0 iou and sour ounl1. Jun sign up for the Pas roll Sasings Plan at wrnk. Then, a little is set isude froth each pichek bus hands. Aulomalkalls . And slit .iul'i I: cacr than So bu [IS. Sisings Bonds. 1hc''rc z warm p!ae lot your 0ld cash. Si, sc bought Reduction on Our is $7375 Largest Model Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE NOW , 1595 MUST SELL 2 BR i,a,:k, ,,ity utilities II? Club Road. Sanbord 13mg 1500 refrigerator md air Conditioner included ,it 5(4.900 or best pffr Brgkr, IILQJIt — ,1t (j - -- ' Eagle Siding Co 131 954) -- l jinek ' Woodmere -- F ROM Nest?. FOR INFORMATION CALL 323-7080 DIRECTIONS: In Sanford. West on 2.6th St. off tl92 " Mile To Ridgewo.od Aye,, Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive of same location. - Another Fine Development 8y waco CONSIAUCTION COMPM( A Subsidiary Of Willner Industries r. 6,I'5 • ini,luitr.,ii Residential n.e 251 Emm 4." 11'? I _______________________ , _ I ' ''"' u , ..'x'q.Il ,'r's, Dress Ma""v. Dr.u,ws EXPERTELAWPI SERVICE rig pp1 "it' 3211. ' , li'J ed — -- I , . .j%%ib'ed A',J ',x'?', R't.,,i' ". 1'. ________________ . ,, II Pt 'II' Lrrsthlng it'tv.Cf Speinair5 mulch & plastic '' " weeds 'orewer 'uerv pruned 5. remOve.J ln,t%h hauled P41, Ø hoc Small I 9t 64121 between 2 & Improvements ".m' .5 ...r ' .r,12 "en' eSI ir.ite' ,bii in '.imr.5 At SEARS fl Santøeti 172 'I ,.OPLUST61SO,SfOuil .sn.a Thjt 4 FrCr Estimates '' . __ - - '. 1,-es '.ite , Sewing - Lawn Care ' nOme , ' ' " - '.',.., I BUILDER-DEVELOPER PIANO & ORGAN SEll'/iCE T,ning & Wrp,, r All M'.'i Landscaping S L Gill 'mAUL lPlu.; s s .su; .'4D GARAGE CLE AN UI' _sv "' "ii hAul Away uriS iri'i,Il mh.,rqe torrmcinytr,) )'I and Immediateocupancy Brailey Qdham-323-4670 631 f2 "o*nq, DisC.ng ii'i. I,j Sand '': L.,.,,.i.'r P.' 3"' a, ' ii ' iv.), _____________________________ _________________________________ Cemnet "mr I,. ' FOP INFORMATION CONTACT 'Y".)'t5 ..li Piano Services ". iim..g t.QSONLAvIDCLE Rii C *cav,t.ng. Otch nor. II ,lr Soil 127 5.i3 , .. '' Airport Blvd . t - Lana (_learing I Blocks South of " tmivi..'.. .v i — -- . -1 ectrical i 'p.- (nn trol - -. 'elrigeralion. Mcii,n,5 'i iti... A - Hauling . • ' , ' - I Conventional-5°o Down Sanford Avv., '8 rctr'cii. Utumoing ' 'L' "' ______________________________ FHA Homes ready for your InspectIOn - " hjwl'n I C,,'rnmt'rc Estimates $ VA FinancingNothing Down MILLIONS OF DOLLARI p Estate 's ma' i,m I, Clatsibied aus Non ' ', Ahout 'hit i('(rr, fj .- I j-' fl ":'i' 121 sc.,.l heAting, ice RyS.denI,i or Commercial rrpjir %ervi(e 339 6.477 Cleaning Sec',ce 6. SitntiOnd,I I )2T7t I C E SHEPHERD ".InI rig Q erilOdeling General 14ep3'r5 CAll 32') 8675 Tm1"':' i,:iam i" '' ' S SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED O nly $15 Phone 322 1564 ', Care Lawn - r1'-i New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes I DAILY-1:)o a.m.S:30 p.m. __________________ ,;ebflard, 5 b..omi, ' El S0 Landscaping & Repa'r, Room Cançrt Work, Pining Crpenler Work. 'rim : T'I, 'Slum EnCloSures 1:; 175 Free EStimAte's s_leaning I thereof MODEL OPEN: / • 1o•i,l0 iji,ni Pi,ir ''It s Bc.i,' 4,),.x ii F I rst 3.. 'x. _________________________ _x1 AN0RA I - 6777 ), 11 Chevelie Malibu, e.cellent cOndition. $7'IS 323 17S7 after 6 pm Home Improvements Beauty Care Sanford's et'ssrst residential nt'Ighb-orhiMHl A' c' - CAri 05'er ,our COiri 5. aluminum & Solfit system Aio' Roofing Guiter 10 Yri E D Winter Spi .ngs I BR. I family moUrn large lt'n'd dri1 rican new school Imma(ulA'o Must see tO ,,ppc'c.aie Low (low' Oa,nt'n' Cm" !,mlh 431 11)6 ,>t4ttiI/' WE BUY FURNITURE t,tAillA'1 AuCtiOn 3)9 6116 loll bree brc'n Sanford ' I 'r,r) 5) Ford Ranch Wagon, AC. new paint, excellent Cor"dit,On, $350 Pnone 645 1742 JUSI A PHONIE CALL AWAY - -_ - 22,125 UST MAKE PAYMENTS.- '77 and fl Models Call 323 6570 on $3.4 4605 Dealer BUSINIESS DIRECTORY " Dee & Gerry Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot Convenient to schools and shopping No maintenance fees. 7,.. I 1..1, ., 6% 1,140th .5.. 5.14 I. salss.i if S yn.., 14H% iS. h,.* ynoiI l..i ,io4,. a..r.,u4 I4,us 5. i,piw.4 it ux.14,.ss pis.i4sf 55., e 5, nuS,l ii w, 5.,5 I,oi,.4 ,..xt w51.&i lx .txt.., la,l ists., I..., uI ki.l ix. .x, 5. k,t,4 s,iJ .4.spi...s $59,900 Jenny Clark. Realty Realtor 177 Flnida 32771 Cast' ton AntiqueS Consignments *,mntrd Hi way 16 Auction (;,iI;eres 122 6977 Cash 322.4132 Aluminum Siding hfowCnni P,mrk 10y S,ttsijm Dr'u,' By Owner 3 FIR bitt A A Carpet rrntr,,lP,At Sir pAnr..7 bamly room ovenlodkng 15 * J pool w.tn slide 1)5000 Call 3,? baths Leasea Datsun 'ncluding 2 c.arsand trucks For information Call Bill Ray or Jack Mnk, $31 131$ : C we's 112 1587 177 4179 C 2511' St 121 0159 eves 312 1643 ________________________ CJi.4 SI 7Q 7 26)5 $ Sanford Awe what most folks thought Alaska hzd to oiler back in 1867 when Sccularv of Stite Se"ard suggested Wnul. P A P,., icci Cr sed furn, tur, Appliances. 'CWl% etc Buy I on 1001 temi L,irr,s AtarI 113 Sanford Awe -(I , LJ' I UUL Peg R.,il Est,,te Broker That's modern home, Sanford or DeBary area .5150 lange tree Shaded lot EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU REALTOR M LS -__________________________________ (973 Maverick, standard trans, ar. 51600 or 1400 down and take over payments 6668767 WANT TO BUY 7 or 3 bedroom £'..,xi.s,,,,,,.,i I HAL COLBERT REALTY BATEMAN REALTY uhc and penguins. 200 \ COUNTRYCLUBMANOP 21 Price Just 1JCdUCed t $l5j)3t can lix i ,,, l973 Corvette, orange. T Top loade'd Call after S pm 3720111 ii,,, TWENTY WEST 3 I', $ 1 940 Down Assumy Itt Mortg,miie Owner *11 hold 2nd 5:7.9N) COUNTY 59.500 1 BR htjnnished, 'ncludir.q washer New noel. many and freezer extras 69 Cougar, overhauled motor. good Condition. 5995 Call 3731901 after 6pm to Buy YOU NAME IT, I BUY IT' SANFORD AUCTION 323 7310 O',mck S wtl't,! Phulo It'' TV, pon table Ii mrith5 old. A I corud , t ,on 1209 Palmetto 322 6994 WITT REALTY 7017 5 REN(y, FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H 68-Wanted 53—TV. Radio-Stereo :, - For Sale GOLOFN HOOfS PAM a. ss.vrpp Prione 365 3156 roe: t.:NMORE WASHER par's service used macrifles 'OONEY APPLIANCES)?) Q497 NEED A HOME' 5100 down payment lO Qij.iIf,enl bOyers BR, I ; c.m'hs central heat returbist'eii low is %lt.01)3 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION HAy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beacn wilt hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price No change clf'.er than IS registration fee unlesS vehiCle is sold Call 904 255 1311 for further deta.iS (LARGE BROOD SOW 6.5 WEEXOLD PIGS _______________________________ 323 6)19 after Sp m _____ '210 Stale St . Sanford Plaza WYNNEW000.. 3 BR. fan'uiy ____________________________ room, range, refrigerator. lAO? lot Nice and clean 120.500 52—Appliances 3210041 MILLION . The Oto Singer Store SPANISH STYLE STUCCO Corner ltt I BR, formal diru'rg range. rebrigratôr 171 61)0 196? Pontiac Lemans. 2 door. keystone mags, good cOndition. Asking $573 Ph 322 0163 67-Livestock.Poultry t ir,ri T;,,r- triO S.-.,. A50r"" Z macruneS balanceof $185 SOon pay III 90 per month Will take trade in Singer cnuipped to zig zag & mAke button hOles Balance of 55685 or 10 paymentS of 16 CoIl credt manager, 322 till or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER . - - - MLS REAL ToR' Remodeling -i All cans clean, inspected, nice 1969 VS Ranchero $795, 270 VW Bugs 5195 & 5995, 71 Maverick 6 Cylinder $l(9S. 72 PintO 2000 $1195, very nice camper and Dick up $1593. 1970 Ford station wagon 9 passenger 5795. 67 AmbAsSador StatiOn wagon 1293 Reel's 1109 Sanford Ave. 323 1963 THIS WEEii,'S SPECIAL I? percent Steen Fattener, 5) 20 per 50 lb bag or $115 per ton UNICORN FEEDS 995 Secondary Hwy 127 LongwOod, Fl t34 1560 FUTURABY SIN-GER :. 1971 Super Beetle, inspected Oct 76 looks 5. runs good. $900 Ph 323 5157 after 4 67A—Feed ;uu I in' r:.s'l 4 I 80—Autos for Sale - __________ - COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS Pt',mI Estate Broker BLAIR AGENCY 12) 2't64or 32) 1712 GENTLE PONY Broke for Children Phone 372 4767 )ldeseIi our trade in bunnitureat low prices Good selection " JOHNNY WALKER Motorcycle' Insurance 3' i year old quarter horse mare with saddle and bridle. $150 Phone 373 1677 51—Household Goods Ass,oc 3JJ Ci4S 'O" - -- -. D,. BUDGET MINDED' Check Out th,5 nice home with 7 large bedrooms and a bmily room in a good area tr lust $11,500 CALL 3223 103 78?v¼3torcyCles 66—Horses - ____________________________ JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Well maintained 3 BR. 2 bath homC in downtown Sanford Large wooded lot Really a 2 in one home Up Stairs has Separate entrance kitchen and bath units are in dependent Oh the downstairs Already zoned CC 2 Can be used ton offices 126.900 Srw,'ni Sidv..iIhi -- - vs yeAr triru 1976 modelS I di iik Ciii collect. 56,8 7 it t,n - - Woo'tt,'d I. 1',u',x'i Siren'ti I MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks . -- — C,ib,nets. bathrOom .tcrien Counter lops Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell 377 8052 ,mn ytrne in No qualifying Im med ate possession A . BUY JUNK CARS- tnom$(Otot)0 Call 322 1624 after 1 pm NELSON'S 1LOPIOA °OSES ,'joodruff's Garden Center Celery Available- Costume ewetry with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE at an amazing SO pet off retail. For a complete catalog of savings send SI lrefundable with first order I to The Now Dyes Co P 0 Box 7441, Sanford. Ft 37771. f',':ner,,I C'mtr'ctor u: DISTINCTION 77— Autos Wanted 62-L..awn-Garden . • rrc.y COUNTRY 3 lIP. 2 Ih riusri executive home on 7 ,icrrs JUSt minutes from Sanford Kitchen equipped with latest appliances Over 3.000 square ICet ri this one of — _______ — BROKERS P1,5 11 au') 'Igrits fl2 2357 HOMES ___________ Used ReStaurant Equipment Chairs, tables, deli case, scale, wattle iron, char broiler, etc 373 7710 ii SURE IS CHEAPER I uej Welcomes Supplies Expert Mechanics. All work. guaranteed Reasonable prices 25 'ynS etpenience Mos Iey'S Garage, Bill 2539 Park Dr 327 3955 Bowers, Operator. Wood or Steel desk, ev000tive desk & chars, secretarial desks & chairs. Straighl chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry PIOLL'S Casselberry. Il 92. 1)0 170,', SEIGLEP HEATER Like New, i Price 8190 Sanford Ave luncling By builder, 534 1649, Equal Housing Opportunity CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR nil) Hwy 434, Longw'ood 6)1 6212 NEED A SERVICEMAN' YOu'll lind him listed in our Busine'ss Service Directory ...t:tY-' for Sale You 1uSt won't find the SPACE in LAORY SAXON INC. REALTOR any other home - plus acreage _________________________________ pIuS LAKEFRONT' 3 BR-' could 'tEAR END BARGAIN- a BR, I be I plus 3 car garage- All for WILSON MAIER FURNITURE bath home, carpeted. A C.. ku under $30,000? Call Carole Jordan, BUY--SELL TRADE chyn equipped Assume first lii 315 E First St Realtor Associate TODAY Ion n'ic''gage. $157 97 monthly anti appointment p.' , cry Small down payment to 53.000 equity & assume loan of 137.000 371 0503 - &0—Office PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 679 5349 Req Real (slAte Broker llCCE 25th St 3176453 2926 Hwy I/ 92 )?7 5961 _____________________________ than $150 down Government Now 603W 373 6u6ipI3230Sl1eve 76A-Auto Repairs 64-Equipment for Rent Winter Springs Immaculale) BR. 2 bath with many extras Must see Carpet Cleaning — Deep steam the ________________________________ dint away Ki,lp Decorators. )fl Steam Clean You Own Crp, Call 377 0631 _________________________ 2)35 Rent Our RinSnvac Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1', bath new CARROLL'S FUR NI TURE, 372 Slfi homes Under 525.000 wilh less JEWELRY BONANZA -----_-_'-. Huge Bedrooms Req Real Estate Broker - Giiaranted reconditioned auto batteries. $12 95 exchange Multiple Listing Service 17195 French 172 1991 F.es m1196,3n 116.4. 312 1964 M. UNSWORTH REALTY — , 'ii.',; ,..,,.,., 322-2420 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor Lcnqwcd sceiIaneous - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. - in - IIeordall Ave MuSt SAcrifice 1973 Streamline, 31 fl Gregory Mobile Homes. 3801 Orlando Drive, 323 5700 Used Office Furniture . Lake Mary Blvd - 2 Acre's, 15.000 ________ iritoro 75—Recreational Vehicles _________________________________ 3 BR. 1, bath. _______________________________ SANFORD- Lovely 2 or 3 BR, I bath home in good location, cx Cellent condition, $16,703 VA No down, IHA Low clOwn . Ice ,lil - ROBSOPI MARINE Merchandise 5 Antique Appraisal's Doll Hospital Service Open TUe's 'ru Sal . 10 S Accessories 55-Boats & 47—Real Estate Wanted _____________________________ )106F"imily Rntl UnitS Wnted Pri'i?e (Iij yen rr.one 3.19 5f? ' OF AL TOPS — Pinecrest-- I BR. 1 bath. 519,500 ASSETS: $7 bath. Kingswood Court- 3 BR, 7 bath, 577.900 If You Qualify House or mobile home Terry Realty, Realtor, 6760111 _______________________ 10 Acres, wooded, in Paola on hard road, near Wilson Place. Priced right Call 32) 1994 217 CHINABERPY TREE ANTIQUES 1(06W First St Sanford Antiques, China. Glass, Neighborhood Carport Sale Friday, Nov. 5, 506 East 2h St Clothing, gift items, lots etc. _____________________________ Rummage, Plant & Bake Sale Saturday. Nov 6, 9 to 5, Congregational Christian ",hurCh Annex, 740% Park Ave , Sanford trees ANYTIME Bunker Lane 122.S00 ESTATES. .mnticluC Bought & Sold by Estite AgentS. Billy H Wells & ASSOCiAteS. Sanford 377 5192 on Primitive's, Furniture -S ACRE tracts Paved road. I to FHA HOMES Beat in tiation' Buy a reconditioned, low payment, repossessed home Inspect and SPlt yours todAyi - V'Oney available tar SubSidized sng in rural areas Plo down Payment, monthly payments Ie than renl - ESTATES - VA & bath. 536,000 House In 3 Months 71—Antiques 43-Lots-Acreage reasonably priced At $71,000 REALTOPS-$30 6061 WilSon Place- 1 BR. V. 519.000 p 'n Phone 372 I7P. 7 pm to any night Bazaar Yard Sale-Nov S & 6, 9 5. Good SPtephard Lutheran Church (behind Penney'sl Hot dogs Chili, 10 Plus Families par - -. __________________________ with football field size backyard ThiS charming 3 BR, I bath is CRANK CON'ST REALTY Eves 31) 3849 Homes Flamingo Drive Fantastic home River View- Pool home 3 BR, 2 You Can Have Your 'i'rr,orAn -- - . _____________ _____________ _________________________________ SUNLAND $100 DOWN- S pct. annual per centage rate, oo months, 515.500 516? 76 ia'rs all 3 BR. P'3 bath, completely renovated and seller iy5 CloSing costs All areas 372 7119 After HourS 372 3991 322 06.11 Realty 170 Anderson Circle Lovely 3 BR. 1 bath with w w carpeting In et cellent condilion, on nicely land scaped lot. BPP warr.nted Just 535.000 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES ' CHARGE Reserve free spaces Ploy, 6. $ YARD SALE Saturday and Sunday 2IO2AmetiaAve. 3 BR mobile hemp, 1', bath, air condition. Lt.lty shed Call 373 1516 after 3 p m ______________________________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- Deltona -- 323 Willing to tAlk terms 510 C' Phone In t.O7 CITY 1701 w Tt'.rd t Produc 'rut trees on euceptionAlly large lot. 3 BR. I bath. Has loads of potential for newly weds or retireeS PrIced within your budget at 512.500 Real Estate -, - . am 7 p m, Lutheran Church of theRedeemer,l03W 7.6th Place& Oak Av , across from Dairy Queen _______________________________ 3 -FIR. I • bath, red brick Must sell - DELTONA 7 lots. SO'xISO Asking 530.000 2 BR mobile home, furnished Plenty yard ton children & pets Phone 372 5659 TAFF ER REALTY AssFmRanchHous, . Stenstrom REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime 372 421) i Rummage Sale- Sat Pe.silor WANtbUi SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Mike $55 and hAve fun swappim'lq too' Bring your articles to Movielarmcl Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south 17 97. every Sunday, 9am 103pm NO 32) 2870 Realty Harold Hall liSmo References. 1 BR Trailer in Paola 17.92, Sanford 38670or 831.9777 orott.s'.iOn.iil, Managed . -- 42—?Iobile prefer older couple. LARGE FAMILY- Spacious 3 BR, Call or write I 901.6299712. Rf 2. 2 baths with family room & Box Ill EE. Green Cove Springs. workshop. Only 516.300 Fl 37043. Will Show Sat. 106 101 Azalea I,n NOTICE 'TO BUYERS- 5100 Down homes Call to 34-1biIe Homes air. lamily rm , garage, large fenced yard. separate studio iij 'S 10—Swap & Trade Rummage Sale. Friday & Saturday. Nov S & 6. 9 to 4 CommunIty United Methodist Church of Deaary. 41 W Highbanks, DeBary REAL ESTATE WW carpet, Love",' j FIll, 7 bath, central heat 5. From BOYS & GIRLS No Age Limit Do you need enir., Christmas money' Part time work available immediately. w9ek only Tremendous CArnin" Wayne Linville at Holiday l. SUNIAND- Nice 3 BR, turnisjie,5. on large fenced corner lot, AC, bath, den, Paneled, water sof loner $3,000 6. asSume payments 1164 per monlh 32) 9115 Kitchen Equipped BALL REALTY Yard Sale Salurdy, November 6. 9 to 2 Christ MethodiSt Church. Hwy 127 and Tucker Drive CJBart LIGHT & CHEERY- Impressive 3 BR, 2 bath, huge family room. choice Ravenna Park area 531.903 — 32—Houses Unfurnished 54—Garage Sales - , _______________________ 33—Houses Furnished Urilurni%hru. two bedroom Secunit5 Deposit Adults PrCI1rreml 'I?? 6670 or 32) 75(5 . Full time, permanent poSitiOn available for well qualified op pllcant Good working conditions and employc benefIts. Salary commensurate with training and experience Payroll experience desired but not required Please write, giving full delailS "if training anti experience to • I Room furn. duplex. 24th St.. ist & lest mo. plus 550 dep After 5. call 373 3661. OVID FTU-- Dupbeiies Furrm Or Unburn Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 365 3171 616, c o Evening Herald. P0 Box ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call 101 Free, 611 2027 br "We Care" iuilS or Teens tiotIfle,'' I BR apt .51 f'qup , A C. carpeted; adults, no pets. 595 3727296 *5 dys after i. 41—Houses Peg Peal Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 6(7 .i Is? St ,Sanford 1?? 3.4l or)?? 2137 after Hr's Forrest Greene Inc. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 31A—Duplexes Call 373 3)01 betwpen S & 530 CLERK-TYPIST Nec Real Estale Broker - -- New modern Singil story I 6. 2 bedroom apIs. and completely furnished studio apartments. Conveniently located & beautifully landscaped. Abundanl storage (including attIc) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package". From IllS. _____________________________ LAKE MARY Sparkling) BR, I', bath home with Florida room. JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. central heat & ,iir A pleasure to _____________________________ 101W. Commercial own 521.150 '11w F HA Phone 372 7661, Sanford Immaculate 3 BR, 2 bath. carpeted. ____________________________________ __________________________________ garage, fenced yard $183 month. 3 BR, I'. bath, fully canpetee, 323 1194 -central heat & air, large fenced 91)6131 oF AL 10P5 Winter Springs- 3 BR. excellent yard, large workshop. plus metal condilion. mm. lease 6 mos $265 utility bldg 323 1Q05 094 LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. moNopets Nearschool 1770335 EXECUTIVE HOME- Beautful Spaclous,custom3 BR.2bath, liv rm din rm den. eat in kit "like new" I Br. 2 bath, choice 7 or 3 BR. nice yard, water fur. acres Privacy Near hospital 372 Loch Arbor area. Extra large tree fished 7 miles from Sanford. 5173 Adults only No pets. 3fl.tlOS shaded yard 533,900. __________________ — living room, combination kitchen dining room, shower, 323.1791 - Call 322 4.470 3301 S. Sanford Ave. w. GARN ETT WHITE ____________________________ Lake Mary--Single houSe, 1 BR. S V IlartJwic,, Broker Efficiency $115 Utilities md LEASING Sanford Court Apartments - 41-HOUSeS 1 -_______________________ NOW Bank, Sanford & Central Florida' formation write to BAMBOO COVE APIS One & 2 Bedroom apartmentS, turnished or unfurnishecj Newly redecorated Come see. C. Airport Blvd Sanford. 323 13.40 - 32—Houses Unfurnished Sanford- Ideal for retired person. I 373 0526 * Iassihied Ads will always give you Much Much More than more you expect. Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous Day Service. We want you business. Thanks ' - or323M3S. Ave HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave., across from Atlanti NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE iS HERE BY GIVEN that b', v,rtue f that certain Writ 04 Execution i%5uCd out of arid under the seal of the County Court of OrangC Countv.IT$orIda.UPOnh ftnat iu(iqrnent rendered ri ItiC aforesaid court on the flth day of July. A D. 1916. in that certain case entitled. Aetna FinAnCC Company. Plaintiff. vs Gary M Herndon. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution FICTITIOUS NAME was delivered to me as Sheriff of tic' ", hereby gv"n that I am Seminole County. Florida. and I ,iiiged in business at 711 East Blvd , Altarncrite Springs, nave levied uocn the following .xrn'nolc Count'. Florda under the described property owned by Gary t,(titiouS name Ct TRIM CLINIC. M Herndon. Said property being and trial I intend to register said located in Semnole County. Florida, more particularly described as name w,Pi the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in Ioltows One 1969 ChrySler Automobile. accordance with the provisionS of New Yorker ID No CE1IH9C?0369S, ttie Fictitious Name Statutes, To Title No 9339301 Iit Section 06509 Florida Statutes being Stored at Altamorite Garage, 1151 It? Lonigwuod Avenue, Altarnonte S Diane H Faitad Publish Oct I). 70. 71. NOv 3, 1916 Springs. Florida Additional in formation available trom the Civil DEE 73 Division of the Seminole County Sl'ienitf'S Department and the undersigned as Sheriff of NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County. Florida, will at NOTICE 'S hereby given that Ii 00 A M on the 11th day of GONZALEZ COSTA ASSOCIATES. November, A 0 1916, 011ev' tor sale INC a Florida corporation Is and sell tO the highest bidder. far engaged in buSiness at ISO? Palm cash. Sublect to any and all existing Way. Sanford. Seminole County, ems, at the Front IWestI Door of Florida under tne Fictitious name of the Seminole County Courthouse In KINGS SUPPLIES, 753.5 South Park Sanford. Florida. the above Drive, Sanford. Florida. and the corprat ion intendS to register that described personal property T7'it said Sale is being made to name with the Clerk of the Circuit SatiSfy the terms ot Said Writ of Court of Seminole County pursuant Execution to 5516509 Florida Statutes John C Polk. lCorp Seahl Sheriff GONZALEZ COSTA Seminole County, Florida ASSOCIATES. INC PubliSh Oct 70. 77. NOv 3. tO. 1976 By Charles P Gonzalez DEE I Pre den' PubliSh Oct 77. Nov 3. tO, 11, 1976 DEE I)? NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISPIEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of trial Certain Writ of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 373 1910 LookIng to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages at discount. 21 I4Or approval, Call Daytona (90.4) 6726135 ' ducali0nal Child Care for as low a, 57, weekly If you qualify. 333 6,171 ,PN. I to 12 hitt. GeriatrIc Cl perience preferred Apply In person. Sanford Nursing & Ct,, vaIesCefll Center. 950 MeIloflyille Siiritord, Florida 37171 on SAN MO PAP K, ), . 3 tv'drnorr trailer apts Adull & lamiiy park Weekly 3313 Hwy 17 92. Sanford - —,--------------- Write P.O Box 1713 TO WANDA MAY ANDERSON Box 705 Rome City, Indiana 46161 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mAt an action for Dissolution of '.tarriage has been filed against you. mu you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to it. if any. CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address is 617 antord Atlantic Bank Building. Sanlord, F ionida. And file the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court of Sanlord, Seminole County. Irird,, en or b"hOre the tIlt' dAy c' November. A D 1976, otherwiSe a 'I,'laull will be entered AgAinSt you tor the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESS rn, hand anti lFie Of hCi,ll seal of this Court on this the 11th d,iy Of October. A D 1976 Seal I Arthur H Iteckwith. Jr Clerk oh the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney tr Petitioner 61? Sanford Atlantic tI,snk Bldg Sanford. Florida 37771 PubliSh Oct I). 20. 71. Nov 3. 1976 DEE 71 31-Apartments Furnished 25—Loans. iO---Help Wanted Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION or 323 1795 evenIngs. 4-PersortillS FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonys'nous Can Help Call 12, 4367 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.170 CA 04.A In Re the Marriage of ARTHUR OLIVER ANDERSON Petitioner and WANDA MAY ANDERSON remodeled kitchen, porch, yard with grapefru,t Irees Call 377.9309 Profitable, clean fish business for sale lonly (in DeBaryi Call 305 566 6931 alter 6 p m &_ChiId Care Thanks neIghborhood Air conditioner healer, wall to watt carpeting. 24-Business Opportunities _______________________________ Sunday-NOOfl Ft'lday i—Card of 2 BR apartment in pleasant Mayfair Companion or couple, live in: cocking and light housekeeping Free room and board, 671 2576 or 322 9115. DEADLINIES l"loon - Nurses: RN'S & LPN's, Aides, Aid companion Neeclevi' Immediately 676 06)6 6 lhru 25 limes 24c a line 26 timeS (S?,00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3LineS MInImum 5:30 P.M 8:00 AM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.NoOn Room apartment, 2nd floor rear; utilities Included, II? W. Third St., Sanford, 322 2750. .et mc shOw you how you can make 5100 tO 1300 per week Call 123 512. _______________________________ _________________________ 41c a lIne 31c a Itne 1 thru S limes H OURS on _____________________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 30-Apartments Unfurnished 18-Help Wanted Wednesday, Nov. 3,1976-118 ..F C. Dvi 'LI [0 Pi.i','P5 iv'LLR SySTEMS All types arid size's We rar anti ST NE '.IACI.iPlE & SoiPPi, ' :0 ___,,,__,,,,_,_, i, -SW?,, 141 PAiN AWN REPLACEMENT tiimhvenement'111399 - - ITo List Your Business...DicI 322-2611 Qi' 831-9993 1 '.1, �128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednei4y, Nov.], 1976 Chiles, Gunter, Hawkins Win; Grady Blames Media,, Skeptics scoffed, but Chiles of the John Birch Society, al character assassination by can incumbents J. Herbert Dante Fascell and five Repub. MIAMI (All) — Florida vot. in many of the other Georgia physician from belle Glade. in the Senate election. ers have overwhelming ap- borderline counties. laughed last. He collected more jabbed his post mortem scalpel some sizeable and influential Burke and Richard Kelly easily h ans, Reps. Burke, Kelly, C.W. Bill" Young, Lou Frey and Carter's state coordinator, An inspired campaigner who than $360.000 from more than at the press. survived despite having been proved incumbent officer holdelements of the media." ers seeking re-election. The David Dunn, said it was simply walked his way to Washington 36,000 contributors, the most by 'it was not because of our It was Grady's second Senate targeted for defeat by the L.A. "Skip Bafalis. Unopposed for re-election glaring exception: Gerald R. a case of having "out-organ- in 1970 by hiking about 1,000 far ever to finance an election opponent's ability, record, pop- defeat in two years, and the Democratc party. Also winning re-election were were Democratic Reps. Robert miles from Conturv in the Panin Florida. Ford, President of the United ized" the GOP. ularity or organization that we former Belle Glade mayor said Chiles, 4, a lawyer from handle to the Florida Keys, an Grady. 45, anti- log," he said. Rather, it was it was his last shot at public five Democrats, Reps. Sam L.F. Sikes, [n Fuqua, Charles States. Gibbons, Paul Rogers, William Bennett and Bill (Thappell, all Voters on Tuesday sent Lakeland, easily defeated Dr. Chiles limited his re-election Communist crusader who because of an unprecedented office. Democratic Sen. Lawton Chiles John Grady, a conservative contributions to $10 apiece. belongs to the national council campaign blackout and personin the House races, Republi- Lehman, Claude Pepper and from North Florida. hack to Washington for another term, as well as all 14 in. cuinbent members of the House $AVU you MORI of Representatives. ON SINIRIC PIISCRIPTIONI Ford went down to quick and solid defeat. Jimmy Carter won the state's 17 electoral votes a.,. with 53 per cent of the vote. if raIn other statewide Florida ces —Republican Paula Hawkins ' Bring In Your Empty . was re-elected to the Public Labeled Vials (From Service Commission, defeating VOR Any Store) And Get Katie Nichols in a bitterly conLock in our Consumers Pi(e Book of how No Limit tested race that see-sawed back LOW our generic drug prices are.. and note Till Nov. 6, 1976, and forth right to the final wire. how extensive, our generic formulary is That A each —Former Democratic Conmeans you may wall save more money Check Our Low Prescription on moretypes o#pr.scrptorrs gres&nan Bill Gunter overPrices While You're Here whelmed political unknown : TRUST WALORIINSTOCARI... Betty Armistead for treasurer. insurance commissioner, the - ...........V.., .. ............................ ..... v onl) Cabinet post on the ballot. J h Carter's victory came from ' . his overwhelming strength in I, 69th Year, No, 65—Thursday, November 4, 1976 W90 , , See CLEAN OUT YOUR MEDICINE CHEST! at Youissi.r.. 5 ,yrLM YY 1wort ii ' , CREST M Pepto-Bismol , ______ uninspired Gerald traditional Republican 5-OZ TOOTHPASTE strongholds. Lim Carter carTied Dade County $ Iz by a three-to-two. 100,000-vote 11-6-76 Price margin and led by more than § lot off Witut coup on, 73 30 000 votes in Duval County. On e other n or e 15 (USLWt .1OI c.. out a tiny margin in Palm Beach County, a Republican s1ronghold, and less than an 8,worth COUPONI 0Wvote edge in Orange County, also a GOP bastion. Ford earned the extreme-west PanMEMOCu handle cowities, but Carter led r Ity 260s or Jumbo 11 59 thru 11-6-76 99 - $1 19 t'.'ii ceo coctuToua x 48 TEA BAGS XL.., 48 Limit 'My V 69 59c '4\\1)676 Regularly 99c Reg 894 I •. C isiiIS11Mli1'J )i sl11dJ1 Walgreens WOOLITE LIPTON Liquid Cold Water Wash i-i ,—, 1' 8-ox Liquid Upset Relief What A Difference A Year Makes •,''. -r pi 1,YITC*O %. . Plit Walgreens : Soft Puffs F - - I Petroleum Jelly, 16 ox ciniut, -- GIANT PEANUTS Size Candy Bars Pennant Dry Roasted $ SEM INOL E SPEAKS Seminole County continued its 28-year tradition of voting for a Republican for president by giving Ford 24,578 in unofficial returns to 18,354 for Carter. Local voters also gave the Tom Anderson-Rufus Shackelford American Party slate 189 tallies and the Independent Party candidates, Eugene J. McCarthy and Sharon Stone Kilpatrick 317. Local voters have not opted for a democratic presidential candidate since the harry Truman election In 1948 Former State Sen. and es-Congressman Bill Gunter proved to be the most popular candidate on the Seminole County ballot. polling 29,558 votes to 10,406 for Mrs. Armistead. During his tenure in the state senate, Gunter represented Seminole County for a period of time. In Seminole County, Chiles polled 22,437 to 15,972 for Dr. Grady. Mrs. Hawkins received the nod from 25,289 Seminole County voters to 14,064 for Mrs. Nichols. Smartee Little Gems al Limit 4thi'u 23' 11.6-76 By El) PitiCKET Herald Staff Writer Un Aug. 15, 1975, i walked out of the newsroom of the Evening Herald following an Interview with an unknown named Jimmy Carter, turned to a colleague and said, I think he's a nice guy, but I can't imagine why he'd want to be President." In fact that was one of the few questions Jimmy Carter on that day didn't have a ready answer for. When I asked why anyone would give up the down-home life of Georgia peanut farming, Carter at first seemed to wince. But then he smiled. And then he answered my question in the way most politicians answer all questions - with an answer they feel the news media wants to hear. Carter was cool on that day. His aides seemed nervous. They paced back and forth In the managing editor's office, where the interview was taking place. But Carter said he had come down ko Florida to see about running For President to make this country "a nation of pride - instead of embarrassment." his stopover in Sanford marked the 178th city he'd visited in what he said was an effort to "find out what the people in this country are thinking." Well, he must have found out because the nation's voters Tuesday elected the former Georgia governor the 39th President of the United States. "Can the government be honest and decent something all Americans wish it to be?" Carter asked. "Yes," was his reply. Carter slumped casually in a chilly metal chair on that day, touching the clump of silver hair that persisted in falling over his forehead. When he talked, his eyes and forehead turned into a sea of wrinkles. On issues, his voice became soft, persistent -like a schoolboy wooing his first date. 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Ad'stlis.d" stor, signs point thim out to you.) reaMsid to Mmli quantities on aS tam,) coupons Any are CLh "1'1' / 'I" your SAIJkAMIIICA.O., tJ MASTIS CwAioi (AID? .;$IKiniu.5H - L 4D wMu*ttN Co. 1916 t -- iantpalgn Iluttoil, This apparently paid off as Cathy later jumped Rosalynn Carter came party lines to cast her first across on May 16, 1975 as presidential vote for the open, friendly and un- peanut farmer from pretentious. tier gentle Plains. manner and soft-spoken After leaving the drawl belied the fact that governor's mansion, where he was already a tough, she personally supervised seasoned campaigner who the staff and entertained 25 shared her husband's persons at almost every dogged determination and ineal,she had only three confidence in his ability to montts to settle back into become president. the peaceful routine at She was introduced to Plains. Then she hit the politics in 1962 when campaign trail on her own Junmy ran successfully for for Jimmy Carter, the two terms in the Georgia presidential candidate Senate and in 1970 she The decision to run had campaigned "all day, been made two years everday" to see her before, she revealed, as the husband elected governor. governor cannot succetMi "Jimmy concentrated on himself in Georgia. At the person-to-person camptime of the interview, Mrs. aigning," she said, 'This is Carter was alternating one the greatest way to win, lie week campaigning and one was not obligated to large week at home with her contributors as he did not daughter, Amy. With two have any." grandmas close by, she She was wearing the now said she was confident site familiar peanut syrimbol in could leave home and know the form of a small gold .my was well cared for. pin. When I admired it she When the Carters move took itoff and gave it to rue. in, grits are bound to beWhen she learned my come a staple on the White daughter, Cathy, was a pin lIoue menu. She said that collector Mrs. Carter sent her companion out to the See ROSALYNN, Page 3-A cur For a Jimmy Carter 4 . Eyes Probe ---U. -',-. UT J. ..J (From left) Tampa attorney John Chamblee, former Oviedo High School teacher Carol Edwards, SEA Executive I)irector F. E. (Gene) MIrild Photo by Kris Nash) Grooms and former .Jackson Heights librarian L 'nette Cornelison outside the Seminole County courthouse. Teachers Clear Hurdle In Battle To Reclaim Jobs Herring ,,f By BOB LIA)YD Herald Staff Writer . Gov. Reubin Askew is "looking into" recent campaign statements by Republican Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring that allegedly link Askew with a "political machine" in Seminole "responsible for 11 deaths" in a county jail fire In June, 1975. Paul Schnitt, Askew's press aide, said today that the governor hasn't made a decision to investigate Hem-ring's office but that Askew has received a transcript of an Orlando television news interview in which Herring" made some wild, unsubstantiated charges." Herring, contacted today at his Sanford office, said he'll stand behind his campaign advertising and statements he made to reporters. "I don't remember the terminology I used in the television intarviow Iiorrin,i emi,I llhnt •k. ,a,nn.-4 •t, I,,,-., in. Ifl lh,5lU, tyuut US SIfl 55 Cliii JILSJ U1 vestigating LIIC jail fire placed responsibility on the Seminole County Commission and the grand jury that probed the ci3ypit deal returned indictments." Meanwhile, State Rep. Bob Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) said he's sending Askew copies of Herring's campaign advertising in today's mail. Hattaway said he's talked to Askew twice—once on Tuesday night and again on Wednesday morning by telephone — and that the governor "is taking a strong look at Mr. Herring." Hattaway said Askew requested the news interview transcript from Channel 6, Orlando, In which Hattaway said Herrin g "link ed the governor with the 'Hattaway-Freeman' machine and claimed the machine was responsible for 11 deaths in the Seminole County Jail Fire (June 9, 1975) and the claypit incident." "Th e governor is concerned a bout wha t's been going on in Seminole," Hattaway said, "and I would like to see him do something. There's no telling what Herring will do during the next 65 days." hlerrirg will be state attorney until January. He was defeated in Tuesday's e1ee n by.Melbotirn. attorney Douglas Cheshire who promised during his campaign to immediately replace Herring's c hi ef investigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, and chief Seminole assistant state atty. William Staley. Cheshire has offered Staley's job to Donald Lykkebak, an Oran ge Co unty Assistant S ta te Attorney that Cheshire defeated in the Democratic Primary election for the nomination for State Attorney. Lykkebak was in trials today in Orlando and unavailable For comment, but sour ces close to him said apparently his's n.t rr.ade a decision to take the job in Seminole. Cheshire reportedly is negotiating with an undisclosed North Florida law enforcement officer to take over the job now held by F ul enw ider, Herring sa id today he'll meet next week with Cheshire to arrange a "smooth transition" when the prosecutor's office changes bosses. Herring may open a law- practice in Sanford when he leaves the State Attorney's office. "That's what I have in mind right i now," he said. Herring recently moved to Geneva from Brevard County. Schnitt said today that Askew "doesn't intend to conduct an investigation of herring's office at this time but this doesn't preclude that possibility in the future." Askew blasted Herring for "abuse" of his office and By DONN A E.STES But in a compromise move by threatened to send state agents to Seminole to investigate Herald Staff Writer Commissioner Gordon Meyer, 11cm-ring's handling of a prostitution ring probe. the board agreed to place three Sanford city &OItli!1!SvflerS Askew, a Democrat, called the probe "very disappointing" authorize standby voting mnachs.,c with and said that Wednesday refused to it appeared that Herring had disclosed part of the any more polling places for the inspectors at the Civic Center in investigation to aid in his campaign for re-election. addition to the three machines Dec. 7 municipal election, herring sent [us investigation results to the governor's office and and clerks already planned. also declined to after he said he found evidence that a Casselberry city official had move the city's The standby machines would single polling place from its been "compromised" in connection with a prostitution ring. He be used if the turnout exceeds present location at the civic said he sent the report to Askew "because there has been mention center of the governor's office during the investigation." Si'.' SANFORI), Page 3A " .eCakil, By KRIS NASh Herald Staff Writer Two former teachers who were dismissed from the Seminole County school system last spring cleared the first hurdle Wednesday in a legal battle to reclaim their jobs. Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfi ruled that the Seminole school board violated its contract with the district teachers association vhen it refused to grant arbitration on a grievance filed by -Jackson Heights Middle School librarian Lynette CorneUson. S.alfi rendered a partial summary judgment in favor of Mrs. Cornelison, a former media specialist who registered a grievance against the school board last May after learning that she would not beplacedon continuing contract for the 1976-77 school year. The c iurt decision clears the way for Mrs. Cornelison to go before an arbitrator with her grievance, which charges that she dtd not receive an annual evaluation from a superior and thus was (tented "every reasonable opportunity of developing into (ai useful and productive teacher," as provided by the contract. Iii a related move Wednesday, Salfi withheld summary judgment on a joint complaint filed by Mrs. Cornelison, former Oviedo 111gb School teacher Carol Edwards and the Seminole Education Association SEA). That action had sought to have arbitration ordered on a gr ievance filed by Mrs. Edwards as well as on the one lodged by Mrs. Cornelison because the plaintiffs maintained that the 1975-76 SEA-school board agreement guarantees arbitration as the automatic final step of its grievance procedure. Mrs. Edwards was teaching French and Spanish and serving as assistant chairman of the language arts denartnient at Oviedo when she was informed last April that she would not receive "tenure" in 1976-fl. A former resident of Paris who is certified to teach four subjects in Florida, Mrs. Edwards said she and Mrs. Cornelison were notified of their dismissal on form letters signed by their prin .. ------,isv iiii.lEL.l,...,._,...._ ui&- lett ers si.au.'u USUL LIIC scnoui aujijinistrusioti was not renewing their contracts because it hoped to place "more experienced and be tter qualified" teachers in their slots. The women took their grievances through the first three steps specified by the contract, submitting them to their principals, then to School Supt. William P Bud Layer and finally to the Seminole school board. All three appeals were denied. Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Cornelison were then told that arbitration the fourth step in the grievance procedure would not be granted In their cases because teachers on annual contract without tenure had no right to grieve status. Layer also said that his decision to support the removal of an annual contract instructor or the denial of tenure to any teacher could not be overruled by an arbitrator. When their application for arbitration was denied, the teachers backed by the SEA filed suit contending that the 1975-76 teachers contract contained provisions for arbitration and asking the cour t to command the school board "to liveup to the tipulation.s of its contract." Sanford attorney Ned N. Julian, representing the school board, told Salfi Wednesday that "the subject matter of this contract was not intended to be affected by a grievance for arbitration issue of continuing contract status is not within the pur'.iew of this contract," Julian argued. "The plaintiffs may have tried to get it in there through the back door, but if it's an elephant, you have to call it an elephant. You can't call it a tiger and then say, 'Well, it's really an elephant and we're allowed to arbitrate it.' SEA attorney John Chamblee of Tampa responded by pointing to the contract, which states that "any dispute by a teacher or the association involving the interpretation or application of the -- - - - - Rosalynn Carter ' f. - BOOK MATCHES Carton of5OBooks P. Limit ? c thiru _ 11 6-76 MATCHESJ 15 — R.çvAIy 27 Gathering Data _ Askew Sti l l a—. - CROWN $59 Cs. ci Name Is... R.guioriy 3 lot 88c EARLY Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - See SEMINOLE, Page IA lain 14fl.. S - Sanford Reta n s Single Poll Site Wibsliams EjecI New Chief Of GOP-Heavy Commission, l A few absentee ballots being counted today at the courthouse in Sanford will determine whether county government will be dominated by nietitbers of the Democratic or Republican party If Republicans edge Democrats for the majority position, sources say Republicans will elect incumbent Dick Williams as the next commission chairman. Presently the board is dominated by Democrats Harry Kwiatkowski, Sid Vihien Jr. and Conunission chairman Mike hiatt.away. Williams and colleague John Kimbrough hold the short end of any three-to-two vote that splits along party lines, First, however, Williams must edge out oemocratic contender Dave Guntcr in a cliffhanger of a race where 2,505 absentee ballots will decide the election. In the "horse race" for the district 3 seat. Williams was out front by a minimum Nd votes when polls closed on Tuesday. Of course, hefore Williams can occupy the chairman's seat, Analysis , Elec t io n P In Brief, Page 2A ForJ Uncertain Of Future, Page 7A Debates Aided Carter, Page 7A Today - Absentee 'ote Count Goes On, I'age 2-A Aroand The Clock Bridge 4-A 4-11 $-B 4-B . Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb -, - - - .. 4-A 6-A 4-B horoscope f_B hospital Obituarks 10-A 10-A - Sports C '. 1-3-B , Ofl Weather Women. - 10-A s-S-A Republican contender Bill Kirchhoff must also beat Democrat John Alexander, a second seat that hinges on the 2,505 absentee ballots being counted. IIistoncaliy, according to Orange County Supervisor of Eke(ions Dixie Barber and her Seminole counterpart, Camilla Bruce, absentee ballots tend to follow the trend cf the eles.'tioii, If that holds true here. Williams and Kirchhoff will emerge winners. When polls closed Kirchhoff was out Front by 584 votes. Rob French, a Democrat. handily won his race again,st Republican Voice Perry and Independent Tom Bthford. However, in a 1964 race, Mrs. Bruce points out, absentee ballots decided the election. In that race, E. Pope Bassett, a Republican, was leading Democrat Lawrence Swofford 7,735 to 7,621 when the polls closed. When the absentees were counted. Swofford raked in 615 to Bassett's 369. Swofford won the election. At any rate, French's election added a Democrat. Though wins by Kirchhoff and Williams would change the board to one dominated by Republicans, the opposite holds true if Coiner or Alexander should emerge a winner. In that event, Kwiatkuwski if he will accept — would probably be nominated chairman. Williams is said to be the ideal choice for the Republicans be cause he is a Full-thne cunumssioner and has the time to devote in the ,Iiiti.'.i riw,,i,r.,,l ,,f . I5 IiJi. 'M' U UI Sources say Williams would not refuse the chairman's post. Sources aLso say that Republicans plan to offer Williams the position, depending of course on the outcome of the absentee balloting. l'he chairman's job is the top position in county government. A chairman wields great power and gets more involved In day-to. day affairs of county government than any other cumml.ssione,-. - — Ed Priekeft � 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, November 03, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 03, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 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/04e8649da17ef3102cded645fb00ec5e.pdf 41c89a1c9f4823d48fd0c0dee0e5a174 PDF Text Text 48 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 er Li W Cl Si 69th Year, No. 63—Tuesday, November 2, 1976 C' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Pf St Fi 0 ii a C C C E T F t HE V J 1 1 RELUCTANT ELECTOR_ GOP' er Plante W 10 11 'Vote And, If, But... > DONNA ESTE.S lieralti Staff Writer L County Seeks New Site State Sen. Kenneth Plante i li-Winter Park will be one of the state's 17 electors casting ballots in the state capitol, Tallahassee on I )cc. 611 ['resident Ford wins Florida. But, he doesn't really want to go and as of *onday had not returned an executed loyalty oath, practically the only requirement of an elector, to the capital. "1 don't believe in the electoral college system," said Plante, who is to take office this month as minority leader of the state Senate. '1 think the president should be elected by popular vote. We have had one or two presidents in our history who were lected by popular vote, but lost in the dccral college. 1 think there will be a change in the system in the near future. Now a presidential candidate can carry roughly 10 states, lose the rest and become president." Plante said Plante had decided that he would not participate in the system despite his appointment as it Republican elector by Gov. ltcubin Askew on recommendation of the 60P state executive committee. 1 told the party better than six weeks ago lat I (lid not wish to participate, but Bill Taylor i chairman of the state party ) called inc Sunday and asked that I change my position. So. I guess I will be an elector if Ford wins and I can serve legally since I have returned the loyalty oath,' he said. Plante opposes the electoral college system specifically because, even though the voters may choose a particular candidate, the electors can cast their ballots as they please ;i n(: thwart the expressed ishes of the euple. The senator whose district 14 now is mprtsed only of Orange County, first became involved in politics in the 1964 Barry Goldwater election, There were few if any Republican canIoi:t.'s for local office In Seminole County prior to 1966 when two GOP school board members were elected and the voters of the state elected its first Republican governor Iince Reconstruction. In 1967 Plante became a candidate for the sttte senate district ','. loch included both Seminole and ( )range Counties. His opponent was the late Sen. Beth Johnson of Orlando, the 4:1 11ly Female senator in the state at the time and very popular. lIante won the election and has served a total of 10 years Seminole County was part of his district for four of those years and at that time he resided in Altamonte Springs. The Plante family business is in Oviedo. A native of Winter Park, Plante and his wife, Sandi, have seven children, ranging in age from seven to 16. list summer Plante was offered a spot (fl the Florida delegation to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, but declined the honor. "It is too big a hassle," hi' explained. ''If I finish this term sto end in 1978t I will have served 12 year,, and I'm getting tired," he said. School Rejected For Firehouse . L; 'p Cr 7 ('I{EWS :LLEN Electoral What? The electoral college is a method of "officiahizing" the popular vote. Each state has a number of votes in the electoral college equal to the total of its senators and representatives in congress i the District of Columbia has three electoral votes). Each of these votes is cast by an elector. Electors are nominated in Florida by their state executive eomnniiittees and are appointed by the governor. I ey are bound by octh u .ppert t"nr party's candidate. Each vote for a presidential candidate is actually a vote for his party's state electors. The candidate who wins a state's popular vote receives all the state's electoral votes 17 in Florida). When the electoral college vote' is tabulated, if no candidate has a majority of electoral votes, the U.S. House of Representatives chooses the president from the three candidates receiving the highest number of electoral votes. In this election each state has one vote and it must be cast in accordance with the outcome of that state's popular balloting in the general election. 1)0 people know all this' Herald Staff Writer Kris Nash went out to find out Question: Do you understand the American electoral college system? Sandra Crews, 415 Lakeview Drive, Loch Arbor: "N. Since I don't understand the electoral college, I don't really know how a person can win tne popular vote and still not win the election. But I don't like that system," Nancy iMrs, Ned N, Julian, Banana Lake Road, Seminole ('ounty: "Yes, roughly. I can't think of how to simplify it. It's taken on the basis of delegates, and it's supposed to be representative of people who should know which candidates are qualified, because these are people who're in the legislature and have some background, It's Just another bloc of votes, really, and one question might be' why campaign for two groups of people''' Jeanette Ersin, Deitna: "Just slightly. I guess it's the best system. If the people's vote is that close, then there l:,i., to be some way of deciding who gets it." B o b Allen, Winter Park: ''Actually, no That's '.i:iii'thing I've never really looked into. I think it only lines into action when there isn't a majority, like this \car. I think this is an election when the electoral college may come into use." Alvin Cummings, P.O Box 3001, Sanford: "Well, the nnderstandmg I have is that each state has a certain number of votes, and the people choose the candidates they want. And then Congress and the representative's add their Lhoices afterward The senator said he has no intention of using this senate seat as a stepping stone to higher elective office and hasn't even made up his mind whether he will seek re-election two years from now. ''I'll cross that bridtu' when I come to it," he said. 1k stW spends time at the hm!iy business "to earn it living" and his senate responsibilities "are getting more time con.swning." Active in the Ford campaign in Central Florida, Plante said he has been "trying to get things going for the President." lie predicted Ford will win the election in Florida, but it is going to be very close." "The new election laws have presented difficulties for both the Ford and Carter campaigns," he said. "According to the law, once the party primary was won, neither of the candidates could accept further campaign donations. Both were given roughly $22 million by the government for their campaigns with about $14 million of that going to national news advertising, close to $1 million for traveling expenses and about $1 million to run national headquarters." Plante said. "The few million left had to be divided up for campaign efforts in the 50 states. As a result there has been no campaign literature available, killing work in the precincts. It's been a mass media campaign and I think it Is terrible. 'The' party organizations have been fun(ling toiler-room type operations with telephone polls to keep in contact with the people. Notlung could be sent out to the voter' in the way of printed material. IAcatlnc literature and bumper strips for special events has been practically impossible." fitic said. Taste-science breakthrough gives low tar MERIT the flavor of cigarettes having 60% more tar. By locating certain f1a\,ror- riCh ingredients Tests Verify Taste in cigarette smoke, ingredie nts that deliver In taste tests involving thousands of taste way out of proportion to cigarette smokers like yourself, tar, researchers at Philip Morris MERIT was reported to have disprovien the theory that = deliver as much — or more— cigarette flavor depends on the taste than current low tar amount of tar that goes with it. leadersThey' %,e discovered how to W11(tt 's really startling is that MERITS F ilter pack flavor—unprecedented these brands have tq) to flavor—into a cigarette that 60% more tar than MERIT delivers one of the lowest tar 'c been smoking low levels in smoking today. i taste" claims long enough. The discovery is called 'Enriched Flavor'. Its extra Now smoke the cigarette. flavor, natural flavor, and only MERIT Incredible smoking MERIT has it. satisfaction at only 9 mi. tar. € 1 _______ gal;::— w----s 1 1 •i,,_ _______ MIM fly El) I'RICKEll' Herald Staff Writer Irate parents picketing J';nglLsh Estates Elementary School can put away their protest signs. Seminole County officials today said they will seek another site for location of fire station to serve the Fern I'ark area. In addition, the Seminole County commission instructed administrators to insure that a public hearing would be held before any final site approval is announced. Gary Kaiser, director of public safety, said he will seek to purchase about an acre of land on which to situate the fire station between now and the time a federal grant for $130,000 is expected to arrive here. Kaiser said he expects to hear something from federal officials in Washington within 60 lays, Also, Kaiser said final approval would require a decision of the Senninole County School 4 a : , J g ' I t' , , ...a.. ' I - Apple Valley Still Balking, Page 2A Board before the site could be located on the elementary "i'hool campus, Kaiser was instructed by ,'"iiimnole County commissionrr, Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick Williams to bold a public hcartng in the event the English Estates site is the only one wow deemed feasible. Kaiser said an acre of land 'could ct Seminole Count'.ar. ,ldjtional $8,000. (Heriid photo by Jane C1114b,rry) ''Everybody wants a fire :tttion," Kaiser said, 'but nobody wants one put in their DECISIONS, ::cighborhood.'' Little Mark flarrisomi as still making up his mind Theschool board tentative!) on hoss lie's going to vote this morning at 110. pproved locating the fire Seventh I)ay Adventist Church, Winter Springs. tation on the school campus. t.oug ou(I % uters also ca me ,ut early today, As did I hen the president of the E;irh V Ii itte' more in Sanford, Photos, Page 3:. 1':nglish Estates PTA and about other persons picketed the school Monday to protest the decision. Picketers contend the station , would endanger the lives of students. "No one was notified" of the proposal in advar.ce," said Edward Efstathion, presidentState Alt) Abbott Ilerring's office today dropped lottery elect of the English EstatesEnglish Woods Homeowners charges against a Geneva retiree and his wife after Circuit Court \ssociation. Efstathion said Judge Robert B McGrcgor declined togrant a fourth continuance 'ificials were ''trying 10 jaiTi it it; the cases. Assistant State All)-. William Staley said, however, that the the fire stalin tiown our cases against Donald Alexar.der Dunn Sr., 65, and Margaret C throats." Dunn, 67. both of Like Harney Circle, Geneva, will be re'fikd in However, Kaiser said today circuit court in Volusta County. tt:.ut no one intended to jam l't'ic Dwins were arrested May 21 on indictments returned by .i:cthing down anyone's throat. it statewide grand jury probing illegal gambling activities. Dunn Kaiser stressed that the tentain1' approval was granted in Shopowrk'r Admits Lottery Role, Page ! -A riler to comply with federal r:int requirements. was accused of maintaining a gambling house, promoting a lottithough Kaiser said the ter> and possession of lottery tickets, Mrs. Dunn was accused of English Estates site "is a eood siding a lottery and possession of lottery paraphernalia. cc" he said he will actively The indictments tame utter state agents raided the Dunn ~krck to purchase property to residence April 3 seizing $1,012 cash and what agents termed rrve as an alternate location, letter)' paraphernalia Ite sure to establish a Herring's office unsuccessfully sought continuances Monday r .eduru' which will include in the Dunn trials. The prosecution said it would be unable to :;n1it from the residents," produce Uhl.; week a key state liltziess. 'Xjrrvit I. Ijuijite,. front Williamnis instructed Kaiser the' HIt's W,u'iitngt:n, I) C labtjrat,rs *- DECISIONS No Continuance Case D - -' 1- S -- Elect or Kenneth Plante will sole for President I'ord, if ('I,',\l,MIN(,S .11 't.l.'tN Early Voters ' Hot Ovens - __ J ri'ti, 117 ir, Ife i per ciireue bj FIL M!hj. In Dixville Notch... I.)IXVII,l.E NUT('Il, N 11 In the snowy White Mowitamns of New Hampshire, where the presidential primaries opened tune iiionths ago, the first voters in today's election gave President Ford it 13 to 11 lead over Jimmy Carter 4 Twnt>'five of the 26 rqistered voters walked past television cameras to cast their ballots at individual flag-draped polling tiuths just after midnight. The 26th voter had cast an absentee ballot One person voted for independent Eugene McCarthy and another had his ballot invalidated by voting for Carter, McCarthy and U.S. lilsir part) candidate Lyndon If. i.aPoche. Dixville Notch, incorporated in 1960 just so 'I could stage the earl)-bird vote and imrucdiatdy release the results, has 18 registered Republicans and eight Democrats After the vote count, Town Moderator Neil Tillotson spoke by telephone with ['resident Ford's brother, 'fliouias, who was at a Dart- 0 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 1FRITind N'IFRJT 1FNi IK)I. K : t You can tell your brother, 'I don't know what the last vote' will be, but I know what the first one was,- Tillotson said. i'illolson said l'honias Ford had planned to watt ii the ',ote in person, but was "discouragt'd'' from coming Thomas Ford said that when he phoned his brother to report the volt', the President said. "Vue're ahead." But Dixville Notch votes have not bet'ri noted for reliability as Irene! indicators Except for 1972, when voters favored Richard Nixon 16 to 3 over George Mc(uvcrn, the c(lrleniUflity has picked the loser in each presidemitial election since 1960. In the kad.otf New ILrnpshire primary in February of this year, Dixville Republicans gave Ford 11 votes and Ronald Reagan four. . And In Plains 11% The Msue'tate'd Press to kinsfolk tirs Ralph Cornwell, for example, PLAINS, Ga It is axiomatic in the lurid of cotton that when aristhing ctiiutional hors. happy or sad, a wedding, a funeral, a i:imtit or a barn burns clown, the '.omen heal or the kitchen l'oul.iy, .1 imuaii from the Deep South iiiav Lx' ulce'c'el president of the United States for the first tune in mmlore than a cemiturs, and the ladies in his hoiiw town. Plains, population 6&L not including Billy Carter's last babs, have been working tremulously at their niuicrowast' ovens Win or lose, there will be cakes, pie's and oki, on long table's tonight outside of the hI train depot, which is now Jmunv Carter's headquarters, to provide the sustenance t'ce55,5r5 to hear the verdict of hist ory. Miss Allie" Smith, a reserved, gra>ing w,mnai! in a rust-colored pants suit, baked her butternut pound cake Mondas 1 knew I'd be, too nervous on election clay," said the mother. n-law of the Deiiwrat candidate Ilat fle'rvn,,sr1ess',e ,u I'S who has been baking plum cakes for years to ecstatic reviews, baked her plum cake the las before to be certain that iii the unlikely event the tension produced a failure, there would tunic to niiake a comeback W t, I. tomb Jr a one-man city hull who is city clerk, police chief and water superintenknit, estimniate,s there are shout 200 eligible voters within Greater Metropolitan Plains. lie' further esthnate that if they all turn out, the vote will be at least nine to one, or 180 to 20 for Jiiiiins Carter But SI hat if he loses, a possibility not lost in the mt'giunal pride of Juiuniy Carter's neighbors' The Rev Eugene Canker of the First I 'muted Methodist Church in nearby a tall thin man, considered the question with a visible shudder and answered, unis in partial jest "If Jinuiiy loses, the churches will suddemil> have to find a lot of eoun,,",ellurs to rimake condolence calls. Either that of there will have to be a massive group P ''dl 5.' a f'.rTr; 1 b . ". I , - 71,_,I E ELECTION Fina l AP Poll: Too Close To Call, Page 2A Ford, Carter Urged To Buy Orange Juice, Page 2A Florida Turnout Could Be Key, Page 3A Today Around The ('hock 'We've found a way to get 100 per cent of Bridge the vote fur 16 years." said Tillotson, owner of Comics The Balsams resort, which holds most of the Crossword property in this pristine community. All but Editorial two of L)ixville's voters work at either the Dvar Abby resort or at ,i neuch:' rubber products plant Dr. I..amh 4-A horoscope 4-11 Hospital 4-13 Obituaries 4-8 Sports 4-A Television 1-B Weather 4-11 % omen I-Il 3-A 3-A &-7-A 'fl I-A hR ' , �2A—'Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 1 WORLD IN BRIEF Rhodesian Leaders Meet To Discuss Take-Over Date GENEVA, Switzerland iApi -- Ivor Richard, the British chairman of the Rhodesia conference, ('alkd black and '. hit' leaders to an informal meeting today to discuss a date for the blacks to take over the Rhodesian government. No agreement appeared likely Black leaders were re ported insistent on taking control from the white minority on Sept. 1, 1977. Prime Minister Ian Smith was said to be adamant that he would agree to nothing less than the two-year transition tx'nod proposed to him by Secretary of State henry A. Kissinger. Rhodes ians Stage Raid SALIS1IIJI{V, Rhodesia AP - Rhodesian government forces returned from Mozamhique today after it 36-hour invasion during which they killed hundreds of black Rhodesian guerrillas and destroyed seven guerrilla camps. security sources reported. Casualties among the Rhodesian government forces were not known yet. Mozambique's black government accused Prime Minister Ian Smith's white-minority regime of a 'major military assault on an independent sovereign state." It said its forces were battling fiercely to expel the invaders. Truce Prospects Improve Supreme Court LimIsits Powers Of Polic e .'LU ...-i ". \VtSIIING'l'UN —Agreed to decide whether a The the gun but arrested Barney make during closing arguments Supreme Court under Chief after they discovered man- of trials in which the defendant state can withhold student fi- Th e Supreme Court ruled today that employers must change an employc's work schedule if he requests the change for religious reasons. - ,Ittice Warren E. Burger, so juana in his home. faces a possible death sentence. nancial aid from aliens who got's the cr of indignant crit 'the court will hear arguments dine to apply for U.S. citizenYounger had argued that b Willie Jasper Darden, who ship. Jean-Marie Mauclet, a us, is propr(c'cutor and ancourts have never specified that tuk'Iendant in its decisions. 'laimns inflamatory remarks by French citizen living in New an arrest warrant is required to his trial prosecutor deprived York since 1969, was denied IiRut the Burgercourt's dcci- make an arrest "in the haute or him of a fair trial on charges nancial aid for his graduate su'H Muida on the power of elsewhere." that he murdered a l.aikeland, studies at the State University police should give solace to Fla., furniture store owner in at Buffalo because he couldn't The appeal presented an at- 13 tlist' admirers of the court's prove he had applied for citiearlier criminal justice (feet- tack on the Constitution's tons under the late Chief Jç. Fourth Amendment, which requires probable cause warrants I'Earl Warren. for searches of a persons's The court refused to consider twine, his arrest at home, or the at' appeal by California officials seizure of property there. seeking to expand the right of ilice officers to make arrests A spokesman for Younger's at a suspect's home without office, in an interview before arrants. the court's decision Monday, conceded that the appeal's California Attorney General I , — __ — NATION IN BRIEF Iowa Rainbow Girls Lose Charters Over Race Issue INDIANOLA, Iowa lAP) - The International Order of the Rainbow, a service organization for young girls, canceled the charters of all 136 Iowa chapters after one of them voted to admit a girl whose mother is black, "It hit us like a bolt out of the blue," said Carol Holdsworth, grand deputy for Rainbow assemblies in an area of south central Iowa that includes Indianola. She and other Rainbow officials said they learned Monday that the order had expelled Iowa's assemblies, with a membership of 5,000 girls, because the Indianola branch voted in October to admit Michelle Palmer. 12. il Ma n I I l':vcllei. Younger had appealed chances were slim. But he also pleaded guilty to the lesser and 2 Juveniles Plead Guilty ktery operating in Seminole 1,' 11011 LLOYD a state supreme court decision said the Burger court's moved charge of burglary of a e Two juveniles indicted by the includ and Orange Counties. Herald Staff Writer ve'rturning a marijuana iiie'nt toward easing police reSmith admitted to the court Seminole County Grand Jury dwelling. The negotiated plea strictions imposed by the Warpossession conviction. A 53-year-old Sanford matMonday that he "was involved for trial as adults on armed removed the possibility of ren court had helped California tress shop operator, claiming in the lottery business" and burglary counts pleaded guilty Mason serving a mandatory officials decide to word the ap. Michael K. ltarnev, the delie only got "$3 or $t a trip" as a said he picked up sealed en- Mondimy in circuit court. John three years in prison for an feodant, had been arrested at III as they did. pickup man between sellers and velopes of lottery tickets and Jack Coen, 16, of Moraga, offense involving a firearm. his Sacramento home by police other persons involved, pleaded cash from sellers and delivered Calif., told the court that he was Mason faces a possible who were responding to a teteThe court also: —Agreed to give prosecutors guilt Monday in circuit court them to other contacts and then the wheelman and lookout for a maximum sentence of 15 year phone tip about a stolen gun. some guidelines about what re- to a statewide grand jury in- later ferried back money for juvenile gang that burglarized in prison on his plea. The police, wh had no search marks they can and cannot dictment charging he aided and wi,iners in the illegal gambling a Fern Park residence in June lie told the court that he or arrest warrant, never found operation. taking a quantity of firearms. entered a neighbor's residence assisted a lottery. Smith explained that bets in lie pleaded guilty. as charged at am. on an August morning Dewey H. Smith, 53, of 1900 the "bolita" operation of as and was ordered held in jail and took a gun and stereo W. 18th St., who has a prior little as 10-cents could return during a PSI. Cou rt officials ?nt. Ills mother became record of lottery arrests but no winnings of tic o $5 depending sa id he will be ret ur ned to suspicious when discovering he convictions, was allowed by on odds. lie claimed he acted as Orange County where he faces was hiding the items in the attic Circuit Judge Robert B. pick up man for only one lottery trial on similar charges. of their home and called police. McGregor to remain Free on seller and said he was paid only "1 watched by the kitchen Admits Burglary Tools $2,000 bond during a pre- "$3 or $4 a trip." window while they ransacked In other pleas Monday, sentence investigation and Smith said he is selfpending sentencing on Jan. 25. employed and runs a mattress the house," Coen said, and Norris Brinson, 25, of Orlando, Smith could get up to five years shop. Ills wife operates the admitted some of the guns were pleaded guilty to possession if in prison and a $5,000 fine on his Silver Tip Tavern in Sanford's sold and some were kept by the burglary tools a third-degree Sheriff's deputies today were looking for thieves who guilty plea to the third-degree Goldsboro section. Defense youthful burglars. Court felony punishable by Five years made off with a portable electric generator and 17 baskets records indicate when arrests in prison - and was allowed to felony charge. attorney Jack T. Bridges said 1 plants. were made in the case officers remain free on bond unt:l As part of plea negotiations Smith was arrested in 1962 and Deputy Do" Ellis said the $700 g2nerator was reported five rifles, five pistols sentencing Jan. 25. seiz ed State Atty. Abbott herring s again in 1973 on lottery-related taken from an unlocked warehouse trailer on S11436 and shotguns. and two Wayne Harrison Stumpf, 18, office dropped companion charges but he has no conas the property of Gold Coa.it Construction Inc. who told the court lie Maitland Route One, pleadc'1 Coen, charges of possession of lottery viction record. In a separate incident, Ellis said, someone took ii tickets and aiding and assisting Smith was one of Four got caught because "a friend of guilty to possession of a short. hanging baskets of mixed plants from a display area at in the sale, disposal or Seminole residents indicted in mine turned st ates evidence," barrel shotgun and the the Lake Jessup Nursery on SR-426 northeast of Oviedo. procurement of lottery tickets. the alleged lottery operation by could receive a maximum prosecutor dropped a comSanford police today were investigating the theft of a When Smith and four other a statewide grand jury probing sentence of up to life im- panion aggravated assault $711 roll of green carpet owned by Wendell Agee from the suspects were indicted July 16, illegal gambling activities. The prisonment on his guilty plea. charge. Stumpf also remains po rch of a house at 610 K. Third St. Ronnie Dean Mason, now 18, free on bond pending sen state agents said they were other defendants here are Police and firemen said Seminole Community College of 20G4 Adams Ave., Sanford, tencing. linked to a $50,000-a-week awaiting trial. lasses were canceled Monday night after an unidentified a an called the school saying it was going to blow up. Alter the campus was evacuated, a search failed to turn up any plosmve devices. — Good Weather Prevails By The Associated Press Good weather marked Election Day in most of the country. The dry weather pattern that prevailed over the nation Monday was expected to last through today in most areas. Precipitation this morning was limited to a few showers over northern Minnesota and west Oregon and some snow in northern New England. - 41 ,0 S has an apparent edge, he is not states to be sure of the 270 dcctonal votes needed for victory, Neither is President Ford. Several big states have :uived into the toss-up category once the preceding AP ,ist week. The AP survey is based on independent polls in states where they are taken, and on the observations of political • lrts and campaign reporters in other state's. The poll now finds Carter leading in 15 states and the Dis- trictof Columbia, with a total or 210 electoral votes. The II states in which Ford leads have a total of 91 electoral votes. The number of toss-up states has ur own to 24, with 231 electoral '. utes. Carter's lead has shrunk since a similar AP survey was conducted last week, and his lt'admthepopularvotealsahas II but disappoarod, au rdint! ti the major id. ptnderit P°II" Both the Harris and Gallup pulls show the two candidates within a point of each nther. In the survey last week, Carten was seen as leading in states and in the District of c.luinbia, and that would have given him 295 electoral votes, or 25 more than he needed for I election. The survey one week ago found Fewer state's in the tossup a 2-to-I vote cornutissioners agr eed today to instruct the county attorney to draw up a contract for purchase of the land. Republican Cornnussloner Dick Williams cast r ograms. Gen. Mgr. Wilson McGee of the Orlandobased grower organization said a similar purchase of 13-14 million gallons in the l96&-67 season for USDA distribution in school, summer camp and charitable institutions was a precedent. He said it would also help Florida's 16,000 orange growers "profitably move" their crop. The spokesman said support would be sought from the Department of Citrus, all :dustry orgnizatimis, Including Florida Citr us Mutual, the large Lakeland grower organization. Identical telegrams to both candidates stated: "Strongly suggest USDA purchase of 25 to 30 million gallons of Florida frozen concentrated orange Juke for use in national school breakfast, lunch and snack programs as well as for needy person and nutritional uses. "The large USDA crop estimate mbcates we will have an abundant supply of nutritious, natural juice urgently needed in the interest of national health while assisting, at the same time, the 18,000 orange growers of Florida in profitable movement of their crop6. "Will you press for such an immediate conunodity juice purchase of this quantity if elected?" The United spokesman said that except for smaller purchases on a competitive bid basis it had been a decade since the USDA last purchased In very large quantity exclusively Florida orange juice products. "It would appear that with the coining of a serious flu and cold season and the low economic state of prcducera in Florida's largest agricultural segment such a purchase of the quantity indicated would best serve the nutritional health of the nation and Florida's economic welfaxc," McGee said. additional - 41 i": , 1 . .. - I f.L.d;J 1.10 ' . 11 0 11 Marvin Pittman W V 4 ,:~: I JACKSONVILLE i APi -preliminary staff study of the state university system's role in Florida affairs during the' . — — agreed to purchase the Apple 1 1p Grindle: 'Achieve' Art Grindle speaks at the Greater Sanford Chamber of ('oerce min Personality Breakfast where he told this morning's gathering that "we only let ow-selves ('un" One proposal would merge the University of North Florida in Jacksonville with the I msivt'r sit>' of Florida at Gainesville. The next stumbling block was down if we don't achieve." Grindle said that encountered when a appraiser Anierica has achieved like no other country in the valued the land at only 1232,0000 world and that we have maintained world-wide instead ufthe$255,000approved leadership for the past 200 years. however, he said, by the board. That issue was removed last Friday when we are now expending 96 per cent of our Pnruv on Overstreet Investment Co.'s trying to better our standard of living, where our board of directors voted to forefathers spent 96 per cent of their energy ou the accept the lower price, production of Food. Also at this morning's gathering, Mary Joyce Bateman was presented with a cer- MIAMI i Al l) LII Gunter 'o Dim, ,', - Evening Ilcrdd Tuesday, November 2, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 63 Published Daily and Sunday, eccean Saturday and Chri0mai Dal by The Sanford Herald. inc . 300 N French Ave . Sanford. F la 'ii 'I )2111 S.csnd Cliss Potag, Pad Sanford, Flayedi n;ii 53 ic 6 AA0r11 h% iii $ 71 40 By Mit In : lot ,ai lame d% burnt 'i Month $710 6 '.:n't'- $16 20, I? Movflpts, 511 f "O Tle Drt'.i'fi Si ccri,s, HRS Awarded $1.3 Million Th(' TALLhI..\SSEE: AP( Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services has been awarded $1.3 million in federal funds to set up programs for juvenile COUNTY COMMISSION Pj i' A, PI. Neither shouts nor thi'uv ii keep the buzzards from their appointed stop atop the Dade County Courthouse. So after 50 years of battle, the birds have won the right to r oost 10 X'ac€'. Courthouse supervisor Sam Griffith says he and fellow emploves will no longer try to shoo the carrion eaters from the building's pyramid-shaped roof. "They are conversation pieces for the tour groups,"' he said ''Thi'v really don't do an harm if we clean up the feathers, and even if they are gruesome close tip, they are graceful in the sky Elect Dave Dist. 3 Miami's Buzzards Return objects nor scarecrow's nor electricity could YOUR MAN OF ACTION a.m., 5:08 pm., low 11:06 a.m., 1I: p.m. p.m. 'I extra-curricular achievements. Port Canaveral: high 4:58 Bayport: high 11:37 a.m., 11:11 p.m., lo 5:22 am., 5:33 ' tificate of appreciation for her service to the Chamber's Education Committee and Seminole High seniors Sally Oyler and Tammy fling were recognized for their outstanding academic and Daytona Beach: high 5:14 am., 5:32 pm., low 11:1* a.m., 11:30 P.M. next 25 Years has stirred up some criticism. And Chairman Marshall ('riser of the Board of Regents says that's good. "I hope there will be a lot of ilisa greement and stress and turmoil," ('riser commented (luring the regents' meeting Monday ''The only criticizing I will do is if you don't stim ulate discussion and challenge the status at Monti,. a making time in the voting booth - . . Whittemore has (lone his civic duty ,,,' - '' ' , , ,, ., .'' , - ". I. , ____________ : - - . ..' ' - - '' ' " , . , '- ' , '' ' '' -- _ '. , - ' - ___________ David Dunn, Carter's state former Wallace state campaign er-insurance commissioner. . I-' .' - . _ .. , — - - -- . ' , ___ 'si '. a ' 1 J- - -- , . X " • _______ ___________ " : / ?'' ' . - :, ' ,. -- . ".' :. ' '. ,_, I "v. -J .. , - r-. .i :L'*'! .?s campaign director. lie pre- chairman. His Republican opponent Is dicted a victory margin of Conservatives have aban- Betty Armistead of Rockledge. "anywhere front one vote to cloned the Democratic ticket in Republicans are confident eight per cent." most recent presidential dcc- that Public Service Commis"Florida is very definitely up tions in Florida. Republicans. stoner Paula Hawkins will defor grabs," said James Sebesta, with about one-third the regis- feat Katie Nichols of TallahasFord's - ) - - I' -- state campaign tered voters, have won five of see in a race that could be close. manager. "I predict we'll win the last six presidential dcc- Mrs. Nichols accompanied by about one-and-a-half per- lions in the state. Askew on his whirlwind tour centage points." Sen. Iawton Chiles, D-Fla., Monday. If Sebesta's forecast is cor- seeking a second term, faces a "Why doesn't she run on her rect, it will be the closest presi- spirited c ha llenge from Dr. own?" said Mrs. Hawkins. "Is b'ntmal dec-lion in the state's Jihu Grady. a Belie Glade phv- she going to ask the governor Story , sician. how to vote evi'rv time" ' SANFORD CIVITANS- EVENING HERALD ____ (Herald Photo by Rick W,IR' 'flit' crowd at precinct 33 was typical of the %oter-turnout in Longwood. Poll Marshal I ... i . North, who h as served at the j)OIls in precinct 33 for the p ast fi l,e presidential elections, said today's turnout was the biggest tie has ever seen. PROUDLY PRESENT THE 2ND ANNUAL SEMINOLE COUNTY BAND FESTIVAL HOSPITAL NOTES Regent Approves Criticism along, lie said an additional vote would be needed before the actual contract now being drawn up by the county attorney is signed. On Oct. 5 the commission Monday's high 73, today's low 53. Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Highs mainly In the mid lOs and lows tonight In the upper50L No rth east winds IS to 20 m.p.h. diminishing tonight and Wednesday. TOMORROW'S TIDE.S - being Askew on Monday that his resignation would clear the way for Louie Mims, who defeated Brannen in a Democratic run-off, to assume the post Wednesday, Mims has no Republican opponent in today's general election Brannen was acquitted of it perjury charge It's decision ., . last month and a charge of conspiracy was then dropped. Both St ('ill med from an alleged plot to smear another 1)1'1111 ,11'% opponent Vihien said his vote was in- WEATHER .-ftcr , By JOIN VAN GIESON ove'rchelmning election vu:torv While the cutest ftp,, Nine proposed constitutional Indeed, a close election might Democrats hope to defeat two Associated Preis Writer today in Florida. Ford and Carter for Florida's 17 amendments, some of them not be decided until Wednesday Republican incumbents, Reps. After rmtonths of campaigning By all accounts the presiden- electoral votes highlighted controversial, also will be de- when officials count an esti - Richard Kelly and J. Herbert and thousands of dollars in tial race is as close in Florida as today's state ballot, Floridians cided. mated 150,000 absentee ballots. Burke, in key congressional spending, neither supporters of nationally. Each side is pre- also were electing a senator, The votes will be cast in what Mrs. Singleton said high ab- races. Gerald Ford nor partisans of dieting that its man will win by ommgressiflt'n, two state of- the National Weather Service sentee balloting generally inKelly is opposed by JoAnn " ,Iwuii Carter are expecting an a whisker. ficials and !"goslators. said would be generally fair dicates a heavy turnout. Saunders of Orlando, who went weather, with temperatures Gov. Reubin Askew and a to federal court in the last two - ç ran ging From the 60s in no rt h- host of Dem ocratic officials got weeks of the campaign to proem portions of the state to the in a last minute get-out-the-vote vent the Ethics Commission 1 ,, , upper lOs in South Florida. plug Monday during a whiriw- from considering her removal _ Despite a lot of talk about md tour to Tampa, Miami and from the ballot. She is accused ",'l $ " voter apathy', state Elections Jacksonville. of failing to file a financial dis- 1. II Director Mary Singleton said "Absentee ballots at this time closure form on time. .1 she believed Floridians were indicate a healthy vote in the Burke is challenged for the II . anxious to vote. She expected State of Flo rida despite pre- seco nd co nsecu tive el ection by h w ' 2.8 million of the state's four dictions the voters didn't care," Charles Friedman, a Holly'wood million voters to do so. Askew said. "Florida will go for dentist. Friedman, accused by ," .- ' -. . "I think the candi da tes and Jimmy Ca rt er and he wil be some local Democrats of enT J.'I 4 (a' 11 their workers have generated the next president of the United dulging in "gutter politics : '_____________ enough interest for people to States." during his primary campaign, ', ' want to get it over with," she Th e Ford Republican cam- has had difficulty in bringing . ',' ______________ said. "1 think theY'll be glad to paign, meanwhile, received an di ssident Democrats in line in 'I go and vote." I 11th-hour boost when a key' sup- the Broward County district. Both camps claimed they porter of Alabama Gov. George Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gun— generated the most interest. Wallace, a Democrat, endorsed ter, unsuccessful as a 1974 U.S. "It's going to be a close race, the President. lie was Bill Senate candidate, is a heavy fabut I predict we'll win," said France of Daytona Beach, a vorite in his contest for treasur" Brannen has resigned his 16-year post. Brannen said in it letter to Go'. Reubin tended to move the project noise -- . . Florida Turnout Could Be Key To Victory cleared of conspiracy and perjury charges and reinstated, Polk county Sheriff Monroe Prickett said. cause unnecessary pollution, IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE' I AP preparations, Valley site for $255,000. Th en local homeowners ruse up In protest, contending that a park near their subdivision would increase traffic hazards and FLORIDA (Herald Pt,etui by Torn Vincent) Entl-s voting booth at Precinct No. 19 Brannen Resigns Post ___ inissioners today that they still members of the homeowners don't want a park located near association who presented them their subdi vision e ven though w ith a list of items they want the owner of the park site has eouipleted before park conagreed to accept $23,000 less struction begins. than the $255,000 initial purBut, Prickett said any items chase price, presented to the county at the Last Friday, officials of the Monday session did not Overstreet Investment Co. represent the views of the agreed to accept $232,000 for the entire homeowners association. 40-acre site. "We have not voted for any nge Juice irutrated orange Jwce for government thool, needy person and nutritional j told Senninole County com- .Nlonday night with some category. Carter has lost his edge in key states such as Ohio, Maryland, North Carolina and the lone dissenting vote, "I don't see why we could not New Jersey. Elms tally of or should not wait a week or probable electoral votes so," Williams said. dropped from 295 to the c urrent Democratic commissioners 231. Sid Vihlen Jr. and harry Ford has added California to Kwiatkowski voted for the his column but dropped back to contract. an uncertain position in MichMeanwhile, Lannie Prickett, igan, Virginia. Oregon and it spokesman from the Apple Maine. V a lIe y Homeowners The closeness of the electoral tssociation, said citizens have vote survey is reflected in the "not had time to call a special independent meeting." Prickett said he vote. The Gallup and hams ri would like to "put it in the surveys have found in th e past record that we still oppose the three days that the race park." come do wn to a virtual tie. ORLANDO-. Ur1ited Growers said today it telegraphed both President Ford and Jimmy Carter urging immediate USDA umnnwdity juice purchases of 25 to 30 million gallons of Florida's frozen con. . County officials said they met By - . . - Final AP S u rvey: Balking At Park I hi' ,s'oiciated Press fina l \s.sitiated Press sur', cv or the stares .st:ows the tally of electoral votes too close to call. .-1though Jimmy Carter still %%'li ittemntire signs in AP The Public Service Commission now has up to eight months to wrestle with the largest rate-hike request ever put before it' A 349'millioim hid from Florida Power & Light The PSC ordered the request suspended on Monday. Under state law, that action gives the three-member panel until next summer to study the matter and make a decision. But the commissioners said they would tackle the first thorns' question in the hike on Nov. 29, that being a request by the utility fur $40 million in increases in .January. FP&L, the state's largest power company. is also seeking permission to recover construction costs of its St. Lucie nuclear power plant. The $500-million facility, scheduled to begin operation in I.eceniher, would result in it drop in fuel-adjustment charges for the Ut lit v's 1 7 million customers because of the chica per cut of nuclear generation. Apple Valley Still ii '. TALLAHASSEE Trailer, Nurs ery Raided By Thieves Too Close To Call I':irl ( Public Service Commission Suspends FP&L Hike Request ' Kissinger Bars Officials WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is barring three administration officials from a congressionally approved mission to the Soviet Union and 23 other European countries to monitor human rights under the Helsinki agreement. Rep. Dante B. Fasce" DFla., chairman of the 1-mernber Ametican llelsnki commission, cvarged KissLiger late Monday with 'obstruction" for his decision. Kissinger replied by accusing Fascell of "partisan politics." -, F job in 1968 to be married, zenship. —Agreed to hear arguments United later that year disby United Airlines that it continued its policy of requiring doesn't have to restore seniori- stewardesses to be single, ty privileges of stewardess Mrs. Evans was rehired, as 11 Carolyn Evans, who quit her new employee. As Lottery P comfortably ahead in enough __ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 Shopowner Admits Role Burundi Chief Overthrown KINSHASA, Zaire i AP - President Michel Micombero of the tiny central African republic of Burundi was overthrown in a military coup Mondays a r ebel bropdcast announced today. The broadcast, by a station calling itself the Voice of Burundi Revolution, did not identify the leader of the coup. Micombero, a member of the minority ruling Tutsi tribe, took power 10 years ago, replacing a Tutsi monarchy with a Tutsi republic, The majority Hutu tribe attempted to take over in 1972 but failed, and United Nations officials said the Tutsis massacred at least 80,000 Hutus. i. .: __1 .1 — I3EIRUT, Lebanon AP Prospects for it lasting truce in Lebanon's civil war improved somewhat today with the agreement by two important Christian leaders to allow the Arab peacekeeping force to police their territory. 'We do not oppose deployment of the panArab police force in any Lebanese area provided this force gains the confidence of the Lebanese people and becomes a source of security." said Pierre Gemavel, the head of the Phalange party, Former President Camille Chamoun, the leader of the National Liberal party, told President Elias Sarkis he also would accept the peace force. .4'-i1 ~ .MZL=. I-.. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1976—iA ViIInini hi %101, 1 1 1,111d , Dt'ltona l.inda F. Smith, I"rndale StephanIe D. Sapp, Fern Park E rnest C. \1 ant cv. Take Monroe 1976 ADMISSIONS )VI':hiU':I( I, Sanford. Robert K B.ernosky Ionic M. Collier .Jhn K. [)ehiart Aiimy Ellertx' Norman Haddock Patsy C. Barlow Patrick F hicmirv Edward C..' Howard Asher J. Kanner James J. Kendaii I'aiil F) Miller Katherine \rtm Victor Owen Mike Sabo Myra M. &'hiamiel Glailys Williatris William 'ati' Frit.,da Se'ufer. t)cRary byte U W.iLson, Ik'Bary I uit1er G nkrson, l)cltoima ,timit'S I) \I out:. I )cltona I)I.SC1IA1tG KS: Sanford Sirs I'ottiiiti.' W.n:l;i Bradley & baby b.r, Mrs ituhert \1ircia i Keeney & baby bo .irs. Jimit'.s I 'nra "'liii & baby boy ' 'iVihliatti Vatt.'s Gilbert F Iit'geiiia:i, I it'd a. Stephen (. Dickens, Ott! Carl K Goodwin, Delton.: lila (;4s)tlWfl, t)eltona I -'Verne F Pohl, I)eltori,t S&'k'mia King, F.ilterpris(' I)unal:l It Stoddard, ()i tug.' (it> Cecil I) Witl.',on, (Jrangt I it' Rebecca Perez, Bronx. N' V F_dna Pri'r, Philati't;t:ia, Pa DON'T TAKE A CHANCE.,.., James F;ti.tr, Ellerb" tLiyniond It. Fit-111:, ('hristint' S. Ilaislip Abner Jackson Prince Mt'KiiintI 4)01st' Milton I A)Ui5 Mimigu llerb*.'rt I) Patti: Iti:rnarl ',V Wilk t. :'iuIIy Mrs. Bessie L. Riddle, 70, of 2201 Coronado Concourse, Sanford, died Monday at her bomite Born in West Virginia, di' came to Sanford five years frorii Akron, Ohio She was a mmiemriber of Central Baptist I"hureb. Survivors include her husband, Ernest K. Riddle, Sanford; daughters, Mrs. M,irct'ne Scyoc, Talmadge, Ohio, SI iss Linda Riddle, Ch a rdon, Ohio and Mrs. Carolyn Wallace, Garland, Fe sun, Earl, Baton Rouge, your Funeral Notice from the corrections system into non-penal, jio b-stressing activities 'under the three-year program, LI Guy. Jim Williams said in a Monday news release. The counties are Alachua, Browai- d, Columbia, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola and Seminole. RIDDLE. MR$. BESSiE L.— iur,trii ',er,'cn lot Mrs 8'et.i NOd),. 70, of 2101 Coronado Concourse. tantord, who died '.i ;,iijy 41 her home wit be held ''tii at 7 p rr at Central a.$jtst Church w.lt Rev l.ririC% B)dwn Qffciitin2 Bur- A i n Akron. Ohio Gramkow Funeral Horn.' fl charge 01 1 furnace down! .45 . - -, 4, ,., .,--- ''T':i INSTALL A DEPENDABLE CARRIER FURNACE COMFORT GUARANTEED INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS I a Gene. Akron, Uhiio. .btimies Fairfax, Va. and Glenn Riddle, B&'vena. Ohio two sisters. Mrs , I)esie McI.aughlin, Bt.'rt'.i. Ohio and Mrs. Gladys Vauglu, Akron, Ohio brother. Ge in Queen, Tatimiadge, Ohio, lit grandchildren and three gru.tgrandchildren Grammikow F unerai hurt i:. in tharge of arrangemmments .0 V., SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD. INC IOU N. Maple Ave. ' Ph. 3278)21— Sanford 1. ." '' ''' Vote . offenders in eight Flo rida cou nt ies More than 5,(X) juveniles are to be diverted '--'I' being caught cold with AREA DEATH .%IR.s. IIE.S.SIE Rl1)l)LE . 4 on SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1976 7:30 PM I - :f t 9- VINCE iI ' DONATION $2.00 PER PERSON �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening HerWd .ftCs. FRENCH AVE, SANFUIW, Fl.,\. .;7i Area ('(de .105-322.2i;11 or &11.99.1 Figures, statistics, percentages A ro un d Tuesday, November 2. 1976-4A VAyNf: I). NORMAN JOSEPH IX)YI .E. Publisher U ()SIIRIN, ____ Editor I), VAN BRACKI.E Advertising Director Hine E)'hvt'r uck, 3. ents: Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $l1.2tL $28 10. II ,1.iil In Florida same as home delivery. All thrr m.nl Mnth. $. ): Months, 20. 12 Months, $32.40. , i .,J L ~_ ____ The Clock Let Our Leaders Speak Their Minds - they've all been thrown and bandied about in recent months, et'ks and days especially in connection with one of the proposed amendiiienLs to the Florida State lTLStltUtmil ()(( ttKLI)'S ballot. l'hr .111 It' intinent, n umber 6, to Article II would prevent the number of fulltime salaried state ciiiployes from exceeding one percent of the official estimate of the state's population for the preceding year. Coincidentally in that context, the Florida iii,,iiitxr of Comiiwrc' in its (ktolx'r "I gislativc lit lint'" newsletter has added more figures to the natkr \i trli ug to the newsletter, Florida cxj'crieiweii a 10 percent rate of growth tit state overniiieiit, (Ilinliared to an 8.5 Percent growth for 0w t!nitt'tl States as a whole from 1973 to 1975. But. is h igh a jum p as this might seem, F'lori lii was 'utdone b soitic of those other states often corn;ircd and linked In Florida as high-population 00%%th states California, Texas, and Arizon. .11 co rding to the ch;uiuiix'rs, these states had slightly IlWhvl t'rct'nta ge i ncreases u stat &' go ver iii cot employment. And, among the Southern states, Alabama, Georgia and North and South Carolina also had larger increases than Florida. Up until 1973, it was noted, these southern states cre lower than Florida and stunt' experts suggest that the changing trend emphasizes the fact that Florida was harder hit by the recession than the others. And, speti1icall in the matter of Florida (IVei iii id it ciii plo) iii cut, the "Hotline" indicates that 'as Florida's population has grown, the iuuiiibcr of .state cuiiployes as a percentage of that lio pulation has grown Faster." From 1973 to 1975, it Is noted, population grew 8.2 percent, %% title the number of state employes increased 10 percent. In 1973 there were 95,505 state u'iiiployes, representing 1.22 percent of the total populatiui. lest year this number grew to 105,095, or 1.24 i'ercent of the state population of 8,484,230. Total government in Florida, it is also reported, ranks First in terms of total wages paid. Between 1963 and 1973, for instance, total private wages and salaries increased 201 percent; while the state payroll increased 295 percent Prock Challenges Pubille c Defender Fee Schedules The 1975 state government payroll totaled $899.8 million, more than double what It was in 1970 and 33 percent more than what it was in 1973. In 1975 the average monthly earnings for state employes in Florida was 1909, representing a 60.6 percent increase since 1970. The U. S. average earnings for state government employes remains above the Florida average, but the gap, according to the Chamber, is closing. In 1970 the difference was around $100; in 1975, it was $55. Florida's average earnings are more than other southern states. As for the future, the Florida Chamber of ('oulunerct' notes that, if by the year 2000 the stati' population is 12.5 million — considered a con. servative estimate — and the employe percentage growth is at the same rate as the previous 30 years, there will i 342,&X) state cmpioye. It is therefore possible, the Chamber states, that state government will more than triple in size In the next 25 years. Thus, the proposed constitutional amendment to 'ai:ck II on today's ballot takes on added significance. By ROB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer t U A The general has a reputation for directness, a quality not unusual for those who have dedicated their lives to military service. Gen. Brown's comment to a reporter that Israel was a military burden to the United States created shock waves in Congress and the Jewish community. It should not have. The general made it clear that he was speaking in a strictly militaryilita ry sense about our commitment of supplies to Israel. He did not address the obligation we have to Israel as an ally, nor could he have since he has no policymaking authority in foreign affairs. Gen. Brown was equally frank in his assessment that British military forces are "pathetic." One can argue about the fact that England's defense forces are a shadow of what they were or what they should be. Not surprisingly, a number of British officers came to Gen. Brown's defense when Jimmy Carter tried to make the Brown statements an overblown campaign issue. The troublesome thing about the intense reaction to the opinion of Gen. Brown is that it is more against his candor and frankness than to the truth of what he said. That is also the case in the immediate public reaction to the advance text of a speech prepared by FBI Director Clarence M. Kellev which criticized the press. Because of the uproar, Kelley was asked by his boss, the attorney general, to delete the critical remarks. It's too bad. Kelley should speak his mind, as should Brown, now and in the future, so the chips may fall as they will. JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Media Crackpot Lancliclate ______ _ IIUNTINC;TON. W. - Ken liechler has 0 OfF always been an unconventional, even a crackpot, CA IRIF politician. A Democrat, he has told his constituents of the corruption in his party. A U.S. Representative for some 35,000 coal miners, he it) has risked his life to expose evil in the workers' union. And let it be recalled that although LAZY Congress raised its own pay in 1975, Ken }lechler still refuses the money. ) HllEI[1E So it was early this year, in the autumn of his ninth term in office. Hechler, 61, confounded practicalit y again, lie decided to run for the ________ No* — 'I Vest Virginia statehouse. Moreover, "to make a point of it," he i ns isted on running without fund . raising, without an organization, and without . compromising a tad to the anti-people politics he ___________ deplores. -01111111100-mona / — Naturally he lost. Idealism in politics is like Christian conduct in pro hockey. Folks in the •• know here still chuckle at the memory of the __________________________________________________________________________________________ twe edy Hechler stumping the state in his red Jeep talking of honesty and democratic process Jeep, Vuk, yuk. Ah, well John iJay Rockefeller outspent Uechler $1.7 million to $30,000, and won Infants to Age 3 Yes . 1,1 , i, tho oou wh '.p.' '"r' (Jay .Irr Al- c.in be tp ~ Lakeview Residents Enjoy Halloween E OUT OF TOWN i f _____________________ f9V &t'\ CALL COLLECT ___ ii,'ri,I,,nl',t __ - % YALE bl Modern 01 b Metal 1800 Op(it.ai Single witlon while gil,, 0-rom C,m, in and (heck back (0 OChool gljsse l5° tenses, hardened, io, our C. T pi,aoao(iy ourprit You'll be FIth iOflIble Frame, and Lenses aio l,iable Ma,(er Chlrge 8nkAm,cEcara Layaway Available Fairway Shopping Cen. HOURS—, 10 3 00 PM 17.925 L.akeAve. ______________ I SATURDAY- 11 00) 00 Maitland nP y r oble m s Per s iS t - Census Plan Bows The more to a middiecade census, signed into law by President Ford, acknowledges the changing pace of life in the United States. The American population has grown and become more mobile during the second half of the 20th Century. Federal policies, business initiatives, local government needs are tied to identification of trends within the great society. The traditional method of counting and categorizing the nation's people every 10 years lags behind the changes in the habits of the population. The scheduled national census for 1985 will replace hundreds of regional head counts undertaken at untold expense to meet special informational demands. The revision of the census law is a Bicentennial recognition of the increased tempo of the American heartbeat and of need to keep a close watch on the American pulse. the RACER $14995 By Teaberry Phase Lock Loop (14 Extra Channels) illt a Reg. $169.95 * s CO?1?.fUNICA TION • Other Financing Available 1as1, 322.4835 Sanford !'LN 1917 French Ave. Ph. ---- -- — n.,,, , A D lain and; It's Forever early so that the gift will Another tcmns for Christmas, yes! even flianksgiving. Senkarik said they have many ba rgains in glass, paint, art supplies and dlPP'' ', , q4x&rl~__ "Psst.' Hey, buddy, mind ill copy? I'm still undecided!" i, .,lI I We do accepifood stamps .~ ) WHOI ESALE PRICES FOR ALL For information Cll322.79n ' lOst .Flit re are 105 beds it Likeview Center, a skilled nursing home, and there are persons employed there. Mrs. Mike said the 105 beds are usually filled. S usan L'astrianni is assistant administrator ,. .,_ ............ ,. gift item which stiultl be ordered us a mirror Senkarik said it doesn't take so Long to cut and grind a mirror as it does to frame a piece of art or .i pitcure. Still and all, 'umkirik is flXiOILS to have Christmas gift orders for mirrors early. rather than late ii the day Dec 24' S'nkiirik's ;lass and Paint is well-stocked with other gift V IV . . Ph 322.6707 Perennial itemi, crocheted placeniats, Calico Critters stick amiiiuials, Christmas dough ornaments, and a host of other items. S pecial note should be taken that there is a wide variety of Christmas pings, note cards wrapor- and uamiie'nts. A Touch of Country will have a moth at the Home Show November 11-14 in (lando. It is in the Co ur tyard and is open Monday through Saturday 10 a in.-5 :30 pin. and on Friday i untiL 9 ,ii I & Z Reniai IflStruci,on ______________________________________________________________________________ . ' I Ovwo Ronald Rotlinghaus ) Reg. Optician Consider PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED A C rU IS e This Winter ,. ''" '" '" I ihri,iii,ii I tu,,. r,,.,,i.. ....... .6......... Vri,1:it' from ,i, —.n it ' ....'. I4I4Iitl. '' ;urnl '''rv!e's th*'uii lI i,i f , 5 in p mu LENSES DUPLICATED Contact Lens,es• Frame Repairs Sungiass, • Sports Optics ' 10a.m..7p.m. ' ' (I LO N Gwoon V11 I Ar.0 SR 434 at .4 6YI JUJ — I\ ______ _______ DUDAAUTOPARTl AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTOPARTSAND _ , ACCESSORIES 11 WN & GARDEN . Ufl a niora, I-ia mu i. tCK. I ... , -- , Among the many lteiuis are hand-made s un catchers a . WNO LC L RETAIL i 11 m and Saturdays 10 2 p in .1 in L)ate ITn LUT-UIT For Class Ring Orders hImj.ih SUhIMI 'l.,ss mug. hu;l he ordered before Nov 15 n rtk'r tIc have ii tune to give for I imrLstmuias, Ben Smuiitly. owner ''I (.'arben's Jewelers. I Iuigwo4ld I'Lita, said Friday I ';irtx'n'', Suuitl urged all kho .me planning to give a ring to place the order as soon as 3X)Ssilile Rings are available for &'uiiinole, l.sun,iru, Like Itrantles Os'iedo, Lake llc cii, Winter Park and Bishop ?1 in' Who Weill Win ?Coke Or Pepsi - - , I ri mcii , RON'S TIME SERVICE T.i.pbon. 277-6431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED 6014 T L E. 3'.'1Ct STATION Colonial Dr. -:- Orlando, Fla. 32807 "COUNTRYFIED" i CARDS • NOTEPAPER POST CARDS • GIFT WRAP BUDGET.PRICED Touch Country L I- I Fla. u 134•43 1 2 ,. . '' I. .1. " . Ot'lt "PATENTED" inve"itucmi is .tmcppiiig the iiispl4iv omit elait'i,'ii this ulailv iie'wspalccl' ,lli., iii n . lt ci tllcIlIir_.ti'ttt'[ii,ig l'aigaiin., PIIONE __________ 111111111~11N~~~~~_ ~~ ~ - `- r;c'h 'I, ti:' pu.' . L,l ii 4 1~% 0li_. , ~\% it If i ay, nit each il;iv's paper, our.' missing ''II l' plcitseil i mc M.1, I 'S '('UI ,\ 1' 322-261 1 TOTA L SER Vfi Professionals d. "2 NNN N r/ N 140, 0 , PEST CONTROL . I% ROACHES SILVERFISH - RATS TERMITES FLEAS-ANTS . deliver our 5', . 'ART SUPPLIES *GLASS F ,: I ..'r , p c',,' 'MIRRORS 'PAINT *WALLPA PER Evening Herald Co , Ort 121 46.21 : M4qr.I'd A.' Sanford TENT FUMIGATION COMMERCIAL SAVE MO4CY. USE YOUR HOME TOWN SERVICES EMERGENCY SERVICE PH. 322.8865 t i".u"i,id,' Glass & Paint CHINCH BUGS ARMY WORMS SOD WORMS RESIDENTIAL Senkarik WHY N ii' I %9"' A LAWN SPRAYING i' .m \%.L.1. ' It will ni,ike viiuir ih'll.ii' go farther. it s ill alert you to U, e' piirchas.'. It will mnfcIrnr SIni (If special 'a'ii1gs on the ite'nis YOU watil til h,ii'. Vet it IS Sic iiit'\Jct'mt.l',e' you & .an e.tsilv afford it it hn ' Ill y . 1. 1< i'. ,\ n,. lci I C' 5W — :n't c'',t'J'v cl;is' i ll . t oitral Florida and with it If.. LongwoodVillagI—HwydJlatl. 4 Longwood, 1, inc I * , 1 by Drawing Board C '1 -.--.,. ~::Z~~ \1\ ~-11_1!~ J, I " 777_~~, - ,\ : ,\~ 1*'~ ' 71t~ ~ ,_ _5,1 `~~ - , \ % DOLLAR-STRETCHER EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER 181 "A" / MONEY-SAVING TIMEX ® tij I I .- \---, AUTOMATIC, OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closcd Sun. • 't HANDY-DANDY, 10 i i ro I ri i, • r,-. Iuiuuuur I..t.JVviI L.LJl .1 displ'o at A i,& So n s ll%k% 426 at Slavia SUPER-DUPER, T.IMEX Reirs Limit S ticols Suritlt'y says hi' ',eull accept ChriNtiiia.s la away orders on jt'welrs utt'uuis. (',grben's will give free cstimiiates on Timex repairs and antique clock repairs. ('arbe'ius is located on the north end of lAngwood Plaza, [hwy 17'2. and is open 10 am.7. p ni Monday. through Stimuli 11111;k lion care items while t hinking Christmas arid there' s TRY OUR NEW, — . VC uu •'iiiuiiu. - U . JACK ANDERSON — MEAT i. 't'rs cit I cuiiplc'tt' hsrc'att:iimg p ''.:r.t' 1' in , ream, I ui: I ',ribls',m ('mist's in Winter Cart' imiachines regain their Ic'gieiue' F o r those seekin,; 11 'U' ,l(Jiiitie'S LII move around A fl I'I U'IL(IIiii.' ( art' I''"' '1 )ervlce's ' " ru ises available c for those ease; smile return ti par' E" ai:s a,d, attending .ini ticupatung in shuffle ho;ird and pus ician.s are called it, make interested in a winter-time holi da y, uthem sports after a mnnth's "UI'' the proper prograiui John S(hlenk, one if the use i'he'se wtre stattun''nts outlined for tht' sufferer in;idt' hs Boyl Evans. owner of 'I t' respirators are available lwnt'rs, said that his Firm offers II types if transportation ('lIrupfttt. Breathing (are Fii rental use on a uiiinthls services. 797 Ow', Ci, basis. Oxygen is also available except buses. Groups, couples or in(or those umet'ding it at homut' \itiluiilnte Springs, last week. Charges ire made directly in, 'tividuals may confer with Evuues noted that sufferers of hitut' lrt',tfiiog ('aribbean ('rulses about Care to Blue I t'spirator) ;,ulmnt't' pt'cial tours aol-Or trips. ('r oss- Blue 51(1.1(1 Medicare cr sthui.,, bronchitis 11cr The firm is located in Winter ('h.tuiipus ''fi'rr,'h ii' fIliw ,c rr'.tr:ct r. Park Mall and is open Monday 'Flit' users ,ire instructed — BERRY'S WORLD '- Regain Lung Power \A/ it h Breathin , e a t h in gg i\ id , a perfect girt. CB RADIO T rni,,n$ Picture Fr ani e Is Like done _____________________________________________ — If the United States loses the capacity for frank and open discussion without undue passion, the cornerstone of the First Amendment will have tarnished a bit. Inhibiting speech is only a step behind preventing it. ,ot ' ,,,w o"ners, said 'A picture frame IN like a diamond. It's forever!'' Ile added it takes time to o a perfect job and, if anyone wishes to have art framed for a Christmiias gift, that the work be - ', Scuth On Garden or , East On Richmond Rd , Near (.7 2 South Si deOf Sanford !'st of the ('hrmstzna., giftving and decorating items have been stocked in A Touch of Country, Longwood Village , Shopping Center, I l. 434 and ce Kirtle), owner, noted Nursing Center, 919 F. 20(1 St., making the atmosphere Mike," as she is affectionately Sanford, enjoyed a Halloween "general party'like," known . Lakeview adParty last Friday forenoon and i'lie children were dressed in iuiinistrator, said that plans are many of them were in costumes Halloween costumes for their underway for the Thanksgiving for the occasion. Children from annual visit. Following the observance then there will be. .lcanine Mcclaio's Kin- party, all residents and the ttie annual bazaar, sponsored dt'rgartt'n School in Sanford kinder g arteners enjoyed a light by the activities department. were on land to cnt'rt;iri the lii:h t';.'th'r The bazaar, Dec. 6-10, will feature items the residents have made during the year. All will be for sale Jane Miller is in charge of the event, Serikarik's (;lass and 1'imrmt Co., Inc., 210 Magnolia, San. ford, is all primed and reach for the upcoming holiday season and has set Dec. 15 as the cutIf date for picture framing. JOHN CUNNIFF Ma CUT AND WRAPPED FOR FREEZER Located Block Oil SR 421 Sun Catchers Are Handmade . OAR El! CS 0 " 11-11101M MEDICARE & INSURANCE cc HORMEL WESTERN Many Urge Placing Orders Early BREATHING MACHINES i 3111', AT NO COST WITH ll'(Q) v; ,e? Holiday Spirit Very Apparent; NOW AVAILABLE WASHINGTON - One of the unfortui;ite things a bo ut Jimmy Ca rt er's conversation with 1a)boI)' magazine is that the national news ruietlia focused exclusively on Carter's confessioris about adultery and lust but totally ignored many other newsworthy aspects of this story. — Item: Crime is the hidden issue in this presidential campaign. A recent Gallup Poll showed it as die fourth most important concern I o the American people. Yet Carter, when asked what kind of judges he would appoint as ['resident, says they would be "competent" and "sound" but it wo ul d be "inappropriate to ask 4 them how t he y were going to r ul e on a pa rt ic ular question be fore I ap point them." But, pray tell, why? In Oklahoma City last month, Carter criticized Earl Warren's Supreme Court for having gone "too far" to the point where "sincere, honest, dedicated, competent enforcement officers found it almost onpossible to comply with all the technicalities and obviously guilty people were released and unpunished and society in the process suffered handily. What in the world would be wrong with Actually, Ilechier's blasted impracticality President Carter asking his potential appointees defeated him twice in the primary. The to the Supreme Court or lower federal courts if newspapers convinced him he shouldn't run for they agree? I see nothing improper with this at 30 per cent, used car prices 52 per cent NEW YORK(AP) - The President of the governor and Congress at the same time, thus he all, or his asking about any other issues per. One of the most withdrew from the latter and thereupo Forfeited United States during the next four years must encouraging developments, taming to law enforcement, for that matter. points out Fabian linden of the Conference one of the safest house seats in America. It was a continue to deal with grievous price problems Item. Carter says abortion is "wrong" but Board, which compiled these percentages. IS in his Interview he .sa noble sacrifice — but do you see now why they involving the basic needs of food, shelter and ys the 1973 Supreme Court health. his work is cut out for him. that food prices over the past 12 months have ruling call him crackpot? which in effect makes abortion-onrisen barely at all. But can it continue? The most encouraging view of the challenge is demand legal "suits me all right." This Which brings us to the present. And Ken that at least a start has been made; from the 'Ihe high Jobless rate meanwhile has proved to position is so incongruous that interviewer hiechler is at it again. Against the wishes of his extraordinary peak of 12 per be far more stubborn than expected, a situation Robert cent in the midst of &'heer asks Incredulously: "You think party, and against the conventional wisdom of recession, inflation has dropped to between Sand that chauvinistically has been attributed to it's wrong, but the ruling suits you?" his industry, he is campaigning for Congress as a 6 women. It is the growing number of women per cent today. — Item: What kind of people generally would write-in candidate, entering the workforce that causes the problem, President Carter be appointing to high office' But even as the rate came down, the economic we are told. A write-in candidate? That is like being a landscape has remained pitted and pocked with Well. Carter doesn't say but his campaign Any woman neuter at a sex orgy. American write-in can- mriines yet to he defused. There is the chance of who has newly taken a job knows manager, Hamilton Jordan, gives us a clew, lie didates are usually people who wear propellers higher oil prices. There is the potential for the matter is more complex than that. Life style tells interviewer Scheer: "You're going to set' in their caps and stand for things like the un- shortages. There are special inflationary are changing, and many families now depend new faces, new ideas. The government is going upon two incomes and, in growing numbers, on to be constitutionality of goat's milk. The last write-in problems involving housing, medical care and run by people you have never heard of." more than two Incomes. to win in this state was Mickey Mouse. The good ecology, This can hardly be reassuring to those who may The old boys say Hechler should take a saliva test. There remains also the memory of the exoutlook of women also is changing, and the vote for Carter but are still doubtful because country now has the opportunity to utilize the they don't And yet, Maybe this time Ken Ilechler will perience, and that too tends to be inflationary, know where he really stands on the laugh last. services and skills of many females who Issues. threatening to swell demand in certain areas heretofore hid their talents in often rewarding when fears that prices are likely to be But Carter does say something that is unNot that he is so much as smiling yet. At best higher in thearise future. but sometimes menial household work. dou bt edly reassuring to th ose who will make up the writ e- in pr ocess is conf us ing to those with the The opportunity to benefit from these newly his Though they experienced them, many families personal staff, if he is President. When asked franchise. At worst, it is too intimidating to leased skills is erroneously viewed as the about contemplate. For example there are two ways of are still awed to realize that fish costs 75 per cent his own strict moral code and whether he problem when, in truth, the problem is that WC voting in this district, by paper ballot in some more today than five years ago, that food overall would set a "puritanical tone" in the White have failed to develop an economy that can locations and by machines in others. Moreover has risen 53 per cent, and that prices in general House, Carter says exasperatedly: benefit from this resource. "I've been a governor for four years the machines are not all alike. Hence, though have soared 41 per cent. The near8 percent jobless rate today is topped Anybody liechler has tried mightily to educate his supcan come and look at my record. I And that medical care has risen 44 per cent in in the past 30-plus years only by the rates that didn't run porters for Nov. 2, many of them quietly admit those five years, fuel oil more than 100 per cent, around breaking down people's doors prevailed last year and which averaged out to 8.5 to see if that, "Well, it's Just too much trouble." transportation 40 per cent, automnobile insurance they were fornicating. This is per cent ridiculous." Now, thus has got to be good news for Carter's press aide, Jody Powell, his speechwriter, Pat Anderson, his pollster, Pat Cadell, his media adviser, Gerald ltafshoon, and his ad Iiiints(rative assistant, Greg Scnneiders. Why Because interviewer Scheer says of these mnt'n "They are, at least some of them, as hard' drinking, fornicating, pot-smoking, free-thinking 1p WASHINGTON The voting on Tuesday will Kendall's Council." Olympics. He said that Pepsico was Interested in a group as has been seen in higher politics settle not only whether Gerald Ford or Jimmy Despite this underover opposition, Kendall maintaining its longterm position in the U.S.S.R. When Scheer asks Jordan if It isn't odd, given Carter will occupy the White House but whether managed to survive Watergate and to achieve a and Felt co nfident that it would do so." the "purity" of the Carter campaign, thaj "few Pepsi Cola or Coca Cola will be the most favored close relationship with President Ford. Kendall has a barter deal with the Soviets; he e' you guys go to church, that you all drink and beverage or the next four years. Coke's John Paul Austin, on the other hand, trades Pepsi cola for vodka. The U.S. embassy mess around and some of you even smoke dope," Not that the election will change the drinking has the inside track with Jimmy Carter. By offered the State Dept. this additional, con- he replies: "No, Jimmy's not self-righteous habits of many Americans. But it could deter- accideat of geography, Coca Cola headquarters flderiial report: lie's very tolerant." mine whether the Russians must continue to happens to be located in Atlanta where Carter "Kenll told us that oresent trends indicate Scheer tells how once during the early stage satisfy their cola thirst with Pepsis or whether presided as governor of Georgia. volume of vodka imports into U.S. could support of the campaign, two Carter aides who were It was Austin's pleasure to provide free Cokes they will be given a chance to try Cokes. the early construction of a total of 25 Pepsi Cola married met two women In a hotel lobby and There is even a tantalizing possibility that 800 for Carter's political barbecues, to help tinbottling plants in the U.S.S.R. lie said his were taking them to their roonu. He describes million Chinese may start guzzling the cola with derwrite the governor's Prayer Breakfast and to longterm goal was M plants." what happened: the right political connections. The cola habit host at least one luncheon for the visiting "The elevator stopped at a floor below theirs, A Pepsi spokesman said the State Dept. cable might also spread to Cuba in the event of an governor from Pernambuco. and in walked Jimmy and was wrong; he zaid the company has no plans the door opened accommodation with Fidel Castro. Perhaps encouraged by Carter's unproved in the Rosalyn. Not a word was exchanged. The aides beyond constructing five Pepsi plants Pepsi's Donald Kendall has had special en- political fortunes, Austin has made three trips to Soviet Union. He also disputed the derogatory stared nervously at the ceiling of the elevators as tree to the White House during the Republican Russia to explain the capitalist principle of State Dept. memo; he said Kendall had worked the two ladies giggled nervously and nudged occupancy. Ilee had the foresight in the l960s to competition to the Soviets. They, in turn, have unselfishly for the best interests of the United each other. I was told later that Jimmy never help set up Richard Nixon in a lucrative law been mightily impressed by Coke's connections States Iliciitiomwd the Incident to either aide." on the trade council. practice in New York City. with Carter 'Ihey have questioned members of How all of this squares with Carter's After Nixon became President, he returned the Coke delegation closely obout the enigmatic A Coca Cola spokesman said either Kendall or statement in his Playboy interview that "our the favor by appointing Kendall as the top Carter, the "able was wrong; he said the offer to provide government should Justify the character and 14 American on the U.S.-1,LS.S.R. Trade and Austin offered to provide Cokes for the 1980 Cokes for the Olympics was between $3 million moral principles of the American people," Economic Council and $5 million not $10 million. a position Kendall used to Olympics in Moscow if the Soviets would open Carter did not say nor was he asked. introduce Pepsis to Russia. He pushed Pepsis so their country to competition between the two Meanwhile, Austin Is trying to introduce "the Item: Considering Carter's criticLsne, of Earl aggressively, in fact, that it antagonized rival colas. This possibility brought Kendall on a real thing" to Russia and Kendall is trying to Butz's racist Joke, one would think that members of Henry Kissinger's staff. flying trip to Russia a few weeks ago. keep it out. This great cola battle may be somebody would have called attention to They drafted a bitter memo and cii culated it He played it cool. Afterward, the U.S. emdecided, indirectly, by the voters on Tuesday. Playboy interviewer Scheer's report that the privately within government circles. The memo bassy reported to the State Dept.: "In call on Footnote Both Kendall and Austin have brother of the candidate, Billy Carter, is charges that Kendall "exploited his friendship Ambassador. Kendall mentioned that Coca Cola made an exploratory trip to the chin described as an "incorrigible crac ke r who sti ll with Nixon to further his international business is seeking Soviet authorization to sell Its product mainland. Both came back convinced that China uses the word nigger when he's drinking with his interests. at 1980 Olympic Games and had already offered is't yet ready For colas. But both men are eager old buddies at the gas station. "One example of this exploitation is in the $10 million for such rights, as contrasted with $3 to Introduce their favorite beverage to China , My favorite line in Jimmy Carter's Playboy delicate, controversial area of U.S.-Soviet trade. million offered in Montreal. perhaps on a limited basis at first as a interview was when he was asked If he had any Kendall used his friendship with Nixon t obtain "lie noted that Soviet authorization of sale b problems ap pea ring in the magazine, If he yref reshment for tourists, the pos ition of U.S. co-chairman of th e U.S.- Coca Cola would apply only to Olympic Gaines," thought he'd be criticized? U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council. It has continued the confidential cable. "Kendall stated Kendall is ahead of Austia, according to State "i don't object to that at all," he replied. "I become so much a personal tool of Kendall's that he was not disturbed by this development and Dept. sources, In the backstage maneuverings to don't believe I'll be criticized." Department of Commerce people refer to it as was not interested In selling Pepsi Cola at the follow up a possible detente with Cuba. File this under: "Famous last Words." I, tit E 251h 51 Next to Driver, License Rur,',iu ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? 11 MILLER MEAT SERVICE I Like Your Business Featured? Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 EMPHYSEMA? t Judge McGregor said the local judges adopted the schedule three years ago and if Brock "doesn't wish to be courtap pointed and work for the prevailing rate" that he should have his name removed from the list. Brock said he takes cases for indigents for the local Legal Aid society as a public service, t1k, ~, Prepared By The Herald Advertising Department As A Service ., A Bcxb's World P m Mon F,, Rea l News Brock contends that the fee schedule For appointed special public defenders in felony cases was adopted in a Seminole. [Irevard circuit court ad- BUSINESS REVIEW For OPEN & am Ignored ministrative order that was never approved as required by the st,te Supreme Court. He said when he put his name on a list of attorn eys available for court appointment in cases where regular public defenders have a conflict in representing a defendant that he "was not aware of the minimum fee schedule." 114 14 SANFORD 121 IS24 Hechler— be an appeal to a federal court. Judge McGregor reserved ruling on Brock's motion and said he will consult with other circuit judges on the situation. EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE S1, Z~ 11 Brock submitted earlier stitutional rights have been affidavits from two other at- violated by the fee schedule torneys saying they thought situation in that his private Brock's services in the drug property — his time and costs case were worth at least $1,650 have been taken for public to $1,800. Brock said if he had use without Just compensation, been hired privately in the case lie cited a federal court decision his Fee would have been $2,500 that hue says backs his position to $3,000, and argued his unction before a The Altamonte Springs court reporter, apparently lawyer said he feels his con- building a record should there A Bb's WorId / , TOM TIED Newman Brock told Circuit defense attorneys in capital Judge Robert Ii. Mct;regor in a ('ases at $750 plus up to $250 for Monday hearing that circuit Investigative expenses, he said. Julgc have -stall uli,irily, by Brock said he contends that some order" decided that the $389 he received on court appointed defense attorneys order for defending a man will get a iuuxIuuiim of $350 Ili acquitted by a jury in &'pIll second.di'gree felomi) cases tcuuuber in a mniirijuiana and $750 in first-degree felony Felony case is a violation of CilS'S. State law sets the lawyer's constitutional remm)ufleratitj,i for appointed rights, A Former assistant state attorney has Filed a motion in circuit court challenging the constitutional it' of a court-set fee schedule for lawyers ipinted as special public efenders in felony cruminal cases. iIii, Foot in the mouth disease is endemic among those in high government service. A simple, honest remark that is misinterpreted often can give officials great trouble. The latest to relearn this lesson is Gen. George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1976-5A ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanlord's Oldesiand Largest'tompa 25625. Park Ave Sanford 0 �Evening Oilers Have Door Slammed In Face -IoopIe Colts Psyched By TV Game, 38-14 Li fr - It \l,l IMOUE \li Mtttv.ati4ii takes many For,iis. F'or .JIII Ehrmann. it was the presmci- of national television. l"or i4ltji l)ut(on, it was the memory 1 a rookie seasomi best fory,ttt'n. Amid (or I .lell Mitchell, it as the fact that it was "a big iiItht. IffuiLse in check for ,i .8-I vie- passing and just 54 yards yards that kee us all working very, tory. total offense. very hard. It was a learning cxThe (riuiiiph was the Colts' I)utton, the third-year defen- Iricnce, I guess, but I don't filth in a row ami gave them a 7. sive end who also had one of the want to relive it. I record and a two-game lead I 4115' SIX sacks, agreed that TV Mitchell, whose 136 y-(is i'ver New Englamid in the Amer- helped get the teaiii up for pushed his AEC-leading total to Iran ('onferen' East. Houston I louston ut for himself, 796, said he wasn't thinking that now is 4-4 after losing its third I)uttoii added, it was the linger- iiiuch about national exposure coiLSCCu(iVC galift'. ing image of a 2-12 record his or atoning for past short'I%liatevei turned theiii on. "We were high," said Rh- rookie year with Baltimore that comings when he took the field l':Iiiiiinmm, l)utton, Mitchell amid rmnanim, who had four tackles irovided the boost. Monday night. the rest of (lit' Baitiniore Colts arid a quarterback sack from ''I've been there I with a los"It was a big game, that's itere rt'adv for Monday tiight's los right defensive tackle posiri and I (toni ever want to go all,'' he said. "In a game like iiati.inall televiseil game tom. "A lot ol it was tcam back," he said. "ft's a force that, all you have to do is wire .igai;ist llotiin, ali(t the oilers iride; not a feeling that we had toulti il, nothing to il.ititpt'n the lk'CI1 slighteil b 1'\,', but we just spirit ltwl the chance to say, 11ev, TIi (''Its, pla irig in their here we are."' first Monday iiight National The Colts gave up 190 net Football l.eague gaimie in four ards to Houston, hut most of sears. turned houston turn- theoi caim.' in two late ti)U('li. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Iuesdiy, Nov. 2, ,vt'rs tnt'' earls tourhdosin.s tiwmi drives. \t the half, the —* md timid the I)ilmrs' cpI'isive ( !ilrr. had inimius-seven yards ,) . i RICK I RYSON Hick Brvson, defensive halfback for Seminole high's undefeated football (earn, is all smiles at the PiP.. YER OF WEEK prospect of accepting the player of the week award From Optimist ('lub member I)elbert Abney. Seminole oFfensive backs coach Emor Blake looks on at the right. Br son was selected the top player in his team's 25-7 victory over Lake hlowtll last weekend. SPORTS fly MAJOR A%H)S B. IlOOl'IJ': The Wizard of Odds loball.'' The ('olts' defense forced two key turnovers early, fir recovering a Ronnie Coleman fwiible at the Houston 13, then ontion 'oiat the Oers' 22 Roth tunes B.iltimnore follo ed with touchdowns, the first by Roosevelt leaks on a fouryard nm and the second by En McCaule on a one-yard plunge. I4'aks and McCauley each finished with two lOs ('ahifornia Trojans-Stanford encounter at the Cardinals Stadiu1ii is the major attraction on the West Coast. The Cardinals have shown flashes of brilliance but they will be n match for Rick)' Bell and Co., and we look for a Trojan truumph, 35-18, in the 54th repeat of this California classic A couple of big ones in tlmt' Southwestern Conference will find Texas and houston butting heads in Austin and when it's all over the Texas IA)nghorns will own a narrow 23.21 victory over the Cougars. .Also in the Southwestern, in a very event niatchup, Baylor will take the Last Hurrah Set For Pop Warners Pup Warner teams in Seminole County take one last huurah this Saturday before divisional playoffs for istseason play begins. There will be intra-sectional rivalries for the most iart at three locations Saturday-Seminole little I sague held. Lake howell High and Oviedo High. The schedule: Seminole Little League I p in. - league vs. Nlilwee Pee Wet' .1 in. - Jackson heights vs. Sanford Midget. : - Lakeview vs. Sanford Junior Midget 7 p.m. - league vs. Milwee Midget. Lake hIoell :i p.m. - South Seminole vs. Tuskawilla Pee Wee. p iii. - South St'mninole vs. 'luskawilla Junior Midget 7 rn. - South Seminole vs. Tuskawilla Midget. Oviedo pin. - league vs . Milwce Junior Midget. 1 pitt. - South Titusville vs. South Seminole Junior lautamn. prim. North Titusville vs. Sanford Junior Bantam • ive (ruin the Southwest ('t'tufcr. cnce. last ieek's Second Ten (i'llsLsted of Notre Dame, 1-lorihi, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Fex;m, Oklahoma State, Alabani,i * MissisSippi State, Colorado and Cincinnati Mississippi State dropped ut of the rankings following a 34-17 loss to Alabama while ('ui cinnati disappeared after boi ing to Gtrgia 31-17. Me,miiwhile, Texas A&M returned alter a three-week absence liv crushing Southern Methodist 36-0 while Houston reappeared following a one-week hiatus with a 49-21 thumping Of Texas h rit man. Gators' Chandler Lineman Of Week - A'l'I.ANTA Al') Coach I)oug Dickey of 12th-ranked Florida said before the football season opened that split end Wes Charniler "might be the mnning edge in a number of gaines this season." ('handler, a 186-pound junior, ìas the winning edge Saturday hen the Gators trimmed Auburn 24-19. his perfonnance hs earned him The Associated Press' Southeastern Lineman if the Week award. ('handler scored two touchlowns on pass receptions of 64 and 44 yards and galloped 44 yards on a reverse for another apparent score, but it was c;ilk'd back by a clipping penalt. Al U rp h y VI in to At .- . . , .. . ro - • - __________________ __________ ______________ 4 surprise in seedings. Q. After all hIs years as a player and a coach, involved closely wiUt what happens right on the court, can Bill Sharman now be happy in his front office role as the general manager of the los T.J., Santa Ana, Calif. First, I would think that Sharman's just happy to still have a job. The last couple of years have been rough for hun, both professionally and personally. And he says, about his rule as general manager, "I won't miss the travelling - and the onepowt ball games." Bill's also smart enough not to interfere with Jerry West as the coach of the lakers. (1. In football, college and-or pro, what Is meant by a "redshirt?" - Bob Cosgrowe, San Lorenzo, Calif. It applies only to college football. It means that a coach, fir stockpiling purposes, or to give a kid an extra year's maturity, will holil him out for a season to stretch hi.s eligibility to play over a five-year period. The young man will continue to practice 4, - - - i.H - i- I "P * TEACHER TO STUDENTS: lii '1111' lII-:R Al,!) last night. . - SCOREBOARD College 0.rrn.ri'.,,,rn UCLA 36. Oregon 0 New Me,,co 31, Utah 24 Baltimore .it Sari Dego iSash.ngton at sin rr,ncisco Utah St II. Wiber St Il Atlinti at Seattle Virginia 26. Lehigh to Tulsa 13. Va Tech 7 Monday, Nov. 5 Los Angeles at (incirviati SHOOTING STARS I 'Aayfa.r Country lub 218 2 L 'nik Contruton 74 I Nurser, 248 4 's"nnedy Traclor 19' • 12', 5 Worling hioltzmnan had pitched well the last month of the season. Ken 'rIck. 161. 2Cm Morris 154. Miry JohnSOn 211. Kathi' Bhren IS) I r;.I(Q U Haul 2) FI g n Games Norma Gromer v,,rr on Budrik 151 Linda SOn H .h Se'"s .'.'ar, )iihn'Icn 553 . '.' 0 ..0.. (1. Why Is Sparky Anderson so set against the designated hitter in baseball? Didn't It work to his advantage In the World 111 1',,l IIr,pin, Stoned Rolter t Ibe Road Runners, FInd iii , S,nlo,ij Plot Stutf, Ode) olIer. Pacemakers. Pto Loll Mihdud 165 Pt Harr Margaret Croft 175 P4i3 h Ser'e '70 '.00500 526. Gordan hones's 526 I .Irry L ,iwson $21. E kern :4 F rink Slaughter $12 1mmy 'I9ht113 01 Star ol thy Aeck i rn i3onss 116 JET BOWLERE TTE S Title Garn e Set Saturday S?.tr.Jngs I Geneva Gro,-r p 2 Sanford Specialty AiJvert.in,j Ito' stage o, set for Sa(ur- Wilts Ar,,co, I Sauthern LoanerS. 11,1)5 9,inii. challlpiomt.ship Flag ' G,iIIowy ulIder S Team No 7 1 Wups, I Juries Beauty Shop 9 Johnny Walker ConIruction to lirk bt'twet'mi the htullliogs and WIlijm s Amoco #4gb Garne Thelma #l'tkSOn Rains hence this noti' to thank you fur the inlormatise answers. The 110 lean Hill 61 Liz 049 159 Shirley 151 Ann (Olyman 175 Mae title' each l*stesl impressive Wilkins 156. Dot Coiles ISO No5 ViuIn Ill Zella .111mm 116 to tories last Saturdiis with the' 1,11,5 iS), Pam WIlliam's Bulldogs knocking off the 65 Barb Gregory 151 Ares Nenrr ('ilSIlsIls ill . that, I levI, is going ti, pruimipt hun to show he can build the A's 6 thE 17.4 NoSe Viughn 463 Jean Ott 454 LIZ 'l'hit Bulldogs were paced by Hay (,rol6n Street 154 Ann WinrIS) 150 hit'mmr Ii(IlCOmIlbe'S two DYNATRON1CS MIXED StndirigS I Spacers II 2 South t,uch1owri runs oni a fumtttlle I crs. I Bnn recovers anti a Punt return. Sug.ir S Unpredictables Keui Pritchard and Kevin Troft,rs 7 Pure Pleasure I JiY IluamItali each intercepted 24,5 RaiderS, 9 ''R" Gang it g Pmn. 11.5- .s and returned them for Geneva Gem's, II Spinnin 17 .1 Star's I) Tqjrkeys II Alley Tt)s, while Jeff litton had the C.,ts start of the htamns-49crs series 'Los Angeles holds a 32-19 edgt' 11(d) score from scniimunmage, liver the sears. ss ith tall tiesl 20-yard swet'p ElIzabeth, N.J. H*Qh Gamys Sen Speiqly 202. R,Chard Williams 20) Dome Andr50n 101, RoBert i Flashi Jeff Kipp had a ItaTlil ineach rdon 19/ Joe Palon 190, Audrey of the htamiis' scores lie ran For JohnSOn Ill 'mit' TI). passed for two others, il(jh SerIes Charles Robb'n 529, Rosemarie Beenner 575. Ritsar l'hene"s 1)111) one spotles.s re'cortl in the history of boxing It belongs to the late Rocky Marciano, who won all 49 iii his prufessilimlal fights, 43 by' knockout-s 'he lost one fight 2*5 fl .imigate, (to ('oky Wallace I On the record, Mi was beaterl twice, amol was 1311 the front end of Wiltams 510. George Dlaon 510; double pass For another Eric Donne Anderson 510 Robert l-'re-ddie', Jae'h Jenkins and ifliShi Gordon 493 H.g hlmQ hI S Star of Week (hartes .Ialite's l,uue were on the IRobb'el Ro0bn v 106. 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A'ci ill I 0) (3 * 5' i 6) P IS I 71330 World Hockey Association Eastern Division W C T Ph OF GA Quctiec Cinci 81 (rig 6mm Mimi 1 I0 I Pile Eloui (11 140 (3 I 31 260) P Iii 7280 BUSINESSMAN ON PHONE: 2 71 2 6 26 44 SOs) SO) I SjnI. Larrei .B 3 543 Q Adams D'vislon 1 7 51 60 P Il 1 12710 6 3 0 II 50 38 SIXTH - I P,l, Jn(fl II) 5 40 8 40 500 7 jose liii II • , S I II Ii 75 I S I II 47 4/ 4 403 Arech, Agurr 1 400 0 01 1 6 2 5 IS it II 27 00 P Ii 2) 81 0) Unnday't R.uttt 01dm,,,,, is 1950-51, coinciding with the arrival of the 49eIs iii the NFl. and the 0 Q, Has any heavyweight champIon gone through his i'areer undefeated'.' hloss many fights has Muhammad Ali lost? - T.C.. 333 4 333 Midw*tI O,v,s,on 'ho' two e'oiitt.,'nders for the tiiiiemits, toi. lmicidentally , unlike a lot of people, I don't think Q. I heard l"rank (,ifford during a Monday night telecast talk about watching the rtsalry ul the l9ersand the Rams when he was a student at t:s'. ('au that he? Weren't the 49ers still In the old All-America (on,fen'nce when he was in college? - LS. Anaheim, Calif. Frank was right. hiis two years at Southern California were 1 I I 10) 1 Washlon WESTERN CONFERENCE Los milh 5)7 F'iIfltb1jll league at l-'iirt Mellon Intl a big winner again despite the Free agent defections. 2 1 2 D'ng lOils Sum Pin Gooti H.gh Games Mke nmowe 113 Q. We ant' aslil baseball tans - have been for many years however, we still can learn more about the game and players. So Now that ' s lice. And Charlie Finley appreciates your sen- * ROLL A BOUTS Ihlesnt give people a chanii.'e to see how (lurUb I rl.'allV auth '' Robert Gret'ni, San Leandrli, ('alit. j Queen Of thy "I,Ck ',01 4 Johiis,i . .ros 502. Don Cots 503 Nc'm,i limnny $00 convinced thaii ever that the designated hitter is not a part of Oakland ,t's didn't win this ye-ar - we still lose them. - Mrs. Atlanta SAnton .'.orris $20 Jim Stall 507 Ellis Allan Flag League Series? - M.N., ('Incinnatl, (I. 2 0.901gb? ,,. 0.),' 44 S'andirigs No II Capn )ifli5 NIots the Outl.,ws. No a Th Howard Mobil I) 19, 9 Green Oreo s Charlie s Angle 5 2 SIUOS, runs through 1980 - ''for .1 lot of money.'' " III II, , P nl 182 ,Vofl4r% 17 IS. 6 Iwo IS 16' . 1 ',torrii & Speigly Moofing IS I? $ ,roer v 220. tO Four 9', 22, " I L.0551n9 9, fli 17 Burns 5 baseball . tmt'cause it takes thi' strategy 0111 of nianaging .'tntl Pro Bas ket ball Cleveland at Houston Detroit at Minnesota Tampa Bay at Denver ignore Ken hloltzman, the experienced kfthander, in the playoffs and the World Series? how does It affect liolt.zman's future? Was it a personal conflict? - ii'., Elizabeth, N.J. No. Martin, who has pungemit opinions, simply didnt think Ht'caue Sparky is 11 traditionalist, right down to the sideburns raised above the ear lobe. Dan [)riessen being in the ineup every game added another dimension to the Cincinnati attack against the Yaokes. But Sparky' insisted, "I'tii muon' OkId 7 1 0 675 16? 157 S Tevas Tech 6 00 103 Onv I I 0 .500 177 ii? 6 Mar ylaed I CO 668 S Dego 1 1 0 500 160 16a 71 0 Georgia 511 KC 3 S 0 315 17$ 732 st 8 ii 197 P1 lIly 0 5 0 000 75 164 Nebraska 6 ii .451 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 0 Florida 3.42 6I0 Eastern Division I? NoIre Dame 290 6I0 Osills 1 I 0 675 201 116 .2 ArknSis 267 Si 0 S LotuS 6 2 0 750 i97 t59 II OkIa St 180 570 'Nash S 3 0 625 i51 14.4 1 Colorado l.n6 620 Poila 3 S 0 375 107 i59 15 Albm 670 83 NY Ots 0 8 0 000 16 175 S Mi%SOu'i 31 S 30 Central Oivit,on 7 Qklariom, 52) 28 'Aim S i I $13 165 4 Teas .S&M 19 6 70 DIrt 1 1 0 500 9 Ilcu',lon S 70 10 Crc'jo 1 1 0 500 US 116 13 Teaa 121 ç,n Bly 3 5 0 375 120 175 Western D,w,s,on 1. .1 6 513 176 5 F ran 6 1 0 150 175 86 N Orins 7 0 250 1)1 ISa National Basketball Assoc,at,on AlIf 2 6 0 250 67 152 EASTERN CONFERENCE SOc 1 7 0 125 Ill 219 Atlantic D,v,sion Monday's Reuit W PcI C GB baltimore 3$, iousto II RosIn I .' Sunday' Games 5i5) I' 3 2 Bufla!o at New ErgOii.d NYKnks 3 3 500 2 Mimi at New YoCS Butfato 3 10) 2 St Louis at PhladCIphi NY Nets 2 S 756 3', OlkIand at Ch'(go Central Divsion Nw Orleans v Green day Cleve 8 0 I 000 a? Milwaukee HOUSIOri 3 1 150 2 P.?tburgh at Kansas (ty N Orins 1 2 o00 I . Itew York Giants it Dallas .rliowt. .MERt(', 5 didn't Seem perturbed lie has a contract with the Yankees that l' Putt-Putt KEGL ER'S KORt4ER Q. Why did Manager Billy Martin of the Yankees completely . The Mets stocked their original roster with a preponderance of veterans. In that first yea', the Mets lost more games than any team in history. "You have to realize that when the Mets became winners," Gonnan said, "it was with time players from their farm system Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Gary Gentry arid Sod IlarreLson. * I 161 5 Pac,I,c OiviOon during his hiatus - with the ''red shirts'' or scrums. - successful expansion teams ever, and they went with young players." The Royal" won the A!, West Division flag this season, eight years after they came into the league. That tied (hem with the Mets (or the fastest rise intit (lie playoffs for any expansion club. The Mets won the NI. East, the NI. pennant and the World Series In 1969. -'-5 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5y'atu 24, Navy 2) Te,at Tech 42. ICU ii Tulane IS. W. Va IS Angeles 1..akers? Won't hi' he second-guessing Jerry West? Florida Frosh the AL amid San Diego and Mon. (real entered the NI, During that expansion, Bavast was port of the San Diego organization and Gunnan was with Kansas City. "It's been proven that the best way to build Is with young players," said Gonnan, who was Kansas City's director of player prucuruncnt in 1969. "The Royal's are one of the most .- performance up to the tune of the tournament. There are no - player is drafted from its roster, mimi established teaumi can protect three others. Washington and Los Angeles joined the American League in 1961, and the National League grew to 10 teams the following year with the New York Mets and llouston. In 1969, Kansas City and Seattle which imioved to Milwaukee one year later joined - -- Q. llow are the seedings of the top players determined in (ht' professional tennis tournaments? — R.S., San Rafael, Calif. They used to be done arbitrarily by a recent expert or a CCIII' mnittee, but tennis is now in the computer age. The seedings for all tournaments are decided by computer rankings, based on player Bulldogs Top as omi&' I1I Bowling Green II. Ohio U ii Brigham Young 54, UTE P 7 Brown 21, Djrtmouth S No. Carolina Clemson ii Coo St II, Idaho I Corneil 20. Columbia 7 Delaware 32. Davidson 20 Duke 22. Wake Forest IS Cent M,ch 30, E Mich TO Flor,di 24. Georgia 2) Florida St 35. So. Miss ii (Ni Note Dame 32. Ga Tech 14 iowa St 2$. Kansas 22 Kentucky 32, Vanderbiit 2$ Maryland 20. Cincinnati II Tenn 24. Memphis St 1) Miami I Fli.) 33. Boston Col 2$ tNt Miami 10 I II. W Mich 7 Miii St 30. Auburn 21 M,*sours 11, Colorado 20 Nebraskj 12. Oklahoma St 14 Wichita St Ii N Me, St 11 M'nnej.ota 35. Northwestern I Ohio Stat, 35. lit,nout II Ottihoma 35. Kansas St II Penn St 20, No Car,, St Is Harvard 37, Penn IS Pittsburgh 45. Army II 54 IthIg 30. Purdue II Rice 28. SMU 6 E Carolina 3$, Richmond II Rutgers 13. Lousviile 16 Sin Diego St 2$. San Jose St 231 NI So Cal 35, Stantord II It goes back to old Amos Alonzo Stagg nnore than half a centur)' ago. I think Bob Zuppke of Illinois also honed it. It's simply a hocus-pocus double reverse designed to make the defense chase around both sides of the field, after which the ball is latteralled back tothe man who .startc(l it all, the quarterback, who seeks out a passing target. The l3altimore Colts could have turned around Super Bowl Ill, which they lost to the New York Jets, if Earl Morrall on the tag end of a flea flicker had spotted Jimmy (hr all alone in the end -- tith young talent." This is the fifth time a league is allowing newcomers into ba'ieLsill'sseiet-t circle. The two t'xpaiiaon clubs eath will draft 34) players mit it cost of $175,000 a head. The 12 established teammis each will lose a total of five players, Each team can protect IS players and all minor leagu&'rs signed after 1975. As soon '-1 / ..I I4_ , ' Nets Can Still Do No Right For Laugh ery l4.agt's expansion draft. "Fundamentally, we hope to draft young players," said Ibvao "Rut sonw' of our draft ihoices will be veterans who i-in provide stabil:ty for an otherwise young lineup." "We're going to go alter tht.' best young talent available," saul Gorman. "We'll also rinkie in some veterans for $ai1ility. But you have to build . . ' - - ;: ",_-" I Football - NEW YORK a A1' The two lout, who will be at the controLs lot baseball e'xpansioniists SeattJ' and Toronto will hi' ressmg the' same buttons. I',.'tc'r Bavasi, vice president ,miiti gt'ne'ial mimanager of the Torontli I4lut- Jo)s, and Lou Gorimiami. director of player operatUnis for the Seattle Mariners, both they will be fishing for )outhi Friday at the Americami o. . S Jays, Mariners Eye Draft \I1 w/.wv"Vc Pro Football For Seas on As Gyunrtastics classes and girls phI. 'Ihe eight-week course is basketball are next on the list of designed to teach such skills as .ctivities provided for area twnbling, vaulting, and balance soutigsters by the Sanford heun. Recreation Department. Girls between the ages of 10BoOt boys and girls are 14 mind interested in playing liermitted and urged to sign up basketball should register. for gymnastic classes which Tryouts will be held Nov. 20 at \tart Nov. 29. the Fort Mellon courts. League (lasses For ages 6-10 will be games will be at Lakeview held on Mondays and classes Gymnasium, starting Dcc, 11. fIr ages 11.14 will be held on Amiyone interested in i'uesday.s, both classes will coaching a girls basketball muiect at I.akeview Middle team please contact the School gymnasium from 3:30-5 recreation office. . of Youth Is At Premium , Basketball Season To Begin - Army, QCS Tvvilley C)ut - - v%fell, Since You Asked... Pensacola How To Keep Mike Palmateer Down On Farm? -________ . . , H is Own B a t tie Hayes Wins ( . _____ Gymnastics Classes, Girls * (J () 11/ee r?mi . - lIe caught five passes for 163 Kern Coleman, Northeast Louiyards an(l graded out at 87 per slana's Frank Maxwell and Unbeaten Texas Tech contincent. Harold Thompson, Northued its steady climb in The As"I just try to get the ball to western Louisiana's Jerry Ed sociated Press' college football Wes amid let him do his thing," wards and Auburn's Freddie ratings today', moving up to said Gator quarterback Jimmy Smith and Jeff McCollum. fifth place behind holdovers Fisher. "He reads the defense Michigan, Pitt, UCLA and and I try to read Wes. I should Southern California. have to pay adinLssion to see him run." The Red Raiders of Tech I Coach Doug B.arfield of AuI were unranked in the preseason burn said, "Number 89 was the Al' poll and did not crack the difference, He has great ability Top Twenty until the sceond with super speed and great week. However, in the last sevhands." en weeks they have climbed Chandler barely edged out from 20th to 17th, 15th, ninth, BATON ROUGE, La. (API defensive tackle Charles haneighth, sixth and now fifth. Louisiana State running backs nah of Alabama for the weekly Tech boasts a 6-4) record follow. Terry B.oblskie and Charles Alhonor. ing Saturday's 31-28 triumph Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant of exander complement each othover Texas. he Crimson Tide said he had er like the Bobbsie Twins. The top four spots ore filled Unlike the fictional twins, the riot had a defensive tackle "to by the same teams for the secplay better than that in a long, tailbacks are mean on their ond week in a row. Michigan. long time." Hannah made nine feet. Their footsteps in last s which has been No. I during the _______________________________________________________________________________________________ solo stops and assisted on five week's 45-0 rout of Ole Miss entire regular campaign after thers, including six tackles in earned them The Associated. standing second to Nebraska in Press' Southeast flack of the crucial short yardage sitwition the preseason ratings, received as the Tide beat Mississipi Week award. 57 first-place votes and 1.228 of htobiskie, a senior from l.ucy, State 34-17. a possible 1,240 points after There were two other Ia., ntshed for 129 yards while raising its record to 8-0 with a brilliant performances during needing (Ally 93 to surpass the 45-0 rout of Minnesota. the weekend. Linebacker Scott all-time I.SU career rushing tohiutchinson of Florida made 7 tal set by Brad Davis a couple PENSACOLA IA}'I Pitt, a 23-13 winner over Syr- $125,000 Pensacola Open Gull imiuney-wmnnings. So the tourna- lying rounds, often with 150 John Schlee, who shot 289 and tackles and had two assists and of years ago acuse, received the other live Mark hIa>es won the struggle Tournament, went took oji a particular sig- players fighting for 25 spots, to won only $378, was displaced. linebacker Jim Kovach of KenBut ItobEskie said he believed first-place ballots and 1,076 for first place while Bob Mur"This year was the first (lint' imificance to those players fight- even gain a position in the tourMurphy finished 60th with tocky had 15 solos and nine as- Alexander would surpass his 2,ints. Last week, Michigan's phy won an invisible battle, in- I've been exempt - and that's mug for a spot on the li.st of the uiament field. $47,637 and Schlee was 61st - sists in the Wildcats' regionally 21)2 yards and anything else he• point lead was fl8o visible but perhaps the most the most important thing on the top 60 iriuney-winners. Rob Murphy, who has had and therefore not exempt - televised loss to No. 5 Mary- gets this season important one in pro golf. tour," hayes said. "I really Those who mak tlit' to1, 60 hand trouble most of the seawith $47,376. UCLA downed Washington 30"I think maybe he'll break land. Hayes, who has had nothing didn't know what to expect, but are exempt from qualifying - son, caine into the final event in hayes, a quiet, soft-spoken, other linemen cited for out- 'em all next year and that 21 and received 976 points 'lule but trouble for two months, I certainly didn't expect to win mnentionetl by hayes and con- 61st place - one spot away. He self-contained young man, had standing play were Alabama's mneanshe can put it out of reach Southern Cal turned back Cali- found the combination fur a two tournaments and $151,000." sidered by many to be the most managed a final-round 70 and a forina and tütaled 758 points, five-under-par 66 and his secwon most of his money early in Culenzo Hubbard, Florida's in his senior year," Robiskie, a This was the final individual difficult chore on the tour - for 280 total, good for $3,250 from the season, climaxed by his Robbie Moore and Michael 205-pound senior said of his Texas Tech received 703 points ondvictoryofthe season, a two- event of the season arid, as next year's tournaments. Those the total purse of $125,000 and first tour title in the Byron Nd- I)uPree, I.ousiana St-ate's A. J. sophomore teammate. in rising to fifth. The Red Raid- stroke triumph Monday in the such, the la.st in which the tour- who don't imiake it face the enough to push him into the son Classic. But he came into Duhe, Dan Alexander and ers replaced Maryland, which rain-delayed final round of the its could adil "lie's blessed with the ('iodtheir official trauiiia the Monday quali. final spot on the exemption list this event with a background of Butch Knight, Mississippi's given speed that I don't have. problems. That's the advantage he's got." I'd missed the cut in three of Itobiskie leads the Souththe last four tournaments I'd eastern Conference in rushing played," he said. "I was really with 114.6 yards per carry but playing very, very poorly. I wa.s By The Associated Press Alexander is close, third in conroad. With two bad games back- umipruveil its record to 4-5 after In the second peroi, hutIslanders 3, Canucks 2 beginning to wonder what was f -ence rushing. how are they going to keep to-back in our building, I have losing five of its first six gaines. lab's Craig Ramsay took adClark Gillies scored a goal Oil happening I was exMike Palmateer down on the to be concerned about that." vantage of sloppy Montreal de- the only shot New York took in perwienting with my swing, Alexander, a 211-pound GalMIAMI I APi Veteran farm after he has seen the big In other Nil!, games, the Canadkns 3, Sabres 2 fenive work fl(l scored his the third period, lifting the with my clubs, with everywide-receiver Howard Twilley, ve.ston, Texas, product, rushed leagues' Montreal Canadiens stopped Stevt' Shutt fired his 11th and second goal of the season. Shutt Islanders to their victory over Uiing." the only original Miami Dolphin for 138 yards in the Mississippi "lie's done a big job in the the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 and the 12th goals of the season as Vancouver. Gillie-s scored his the game, including a 64-yard lie caine from two strokes off still on the team, will be nets for us since he has joined New York Islanders trimmed Montreal defeated Buffalo. The added his second goal of the third goal of the season as thit' the pace with a gaudy 31 on his injured reserve list for the rest toucow'ui sPurt. us," Toronto Coach Red Kelly the Vancouver Canucks 3-2. Cammadiens skated to a 2-4.) lead game' iii the final period when Islanders capitalized on a four- front side, broke out of a tie af the year after undergoing Mississippi had been giving j says glowingly about his rookie Darryl Sittler and I.anny in the opening period with his 30-foot shot went between un-uric break to snap a 2-2 tie. with (k-orge Archer with a ISsurgery for torn knee higaup only 136 yards per game on goaltender. McDonald each scored two Mario Treriiblay notching his [tie legs of Buffalo goalie (;erry l)t'riis Putvmn, Who assisted on the ground until the LSU twins foot birdie putt on the 14th hole, mnents. Palmateer, a minor leaguer goals and Barge Salming con- Iuuj'th goal of the season and l)ejardins with 5:53 left for the Gillies' goal, scored New started moving, leading their mmioved further in front when Twilley, sinai!, slow but just a week ago, is giving the tributed four assists, as Toronto Shutt his 11th. York's first two goals. ganie-winner. Archer began to have his probpendable, was resting in Mercy squad to 426 total rushing Maple Leals big-league netyards. lems and finished with a 275 toHospital after the Monday minding these days arid "I've matured and I'm using Id, nine under par. gery. Monday night, he helped them mity blockers a lot more," said I.eeElderdroppeda IS-looter The l-pound Twilley, ti :'-eir third straight National for birdie on the final hole that was injured while blocking on a Alexander. "And Terry has hoc key League victory, closed out a 68 and took second sweep during the Dolphins 10-3 helped me a lot, giving me tips 'lie made the saves when we By The Associated Press dressing room after watching games in droves. The house Dick Snyder sc-orcd 15 points, alone at 277. The $14,250 for Sunday victory over ew Eng- on what to do." needed them tonight," Kevin Loughery is playrn his three starters up front shoot count was 4,681 Monday night. including a big basket and two second place put him past the land. Robiskie said he was aided as acknowledged Kelly after a 6-3 before smaller crowds, but he' 7-of-fl from the field. "They "We're still in the process of fret- throws in the last two mmmi- $l00,)Q mark for the season for lie joined the expansion a freshman and sophomore by victory over the Cleveland hasn't changed his act. lIe's were open shots, too." putting in sonic new offense." utes of the game, to give Cleve- the first time in his career. American Football League Dol. E)avis and thonght it would be a Barons. still one of the most explosive Ioughery didn't do his team adimiitted I.oughery, v;hose land it.s victory over the Nets. good Idea to try to pass it on. phins Palmateer, who admits to court-side perfonners in basket- any good by allowing his formi- team now is 2-5 for the season. Three free throws by Tiny Aru i ôs m nervousness that keeps hun ball. dabte temper to get the better of Eidf. 5i1,35 Cleveland Coach Hill Fitch, etubald had given the Nets a 75- L "But, we both owe it to our sleepless on the eve of NIH. U 71 706$-rn The volatile New York Nets' Into, lie was called for two who has scent bail times him- 74 lead with 2:27 left when offensive line which has been Torn Punier, starts, turned back 21 Cleve- coach continues to storm and technic-al fouls and ultimately self, could sympathize with Snyder conic through with a outstanding and to the defense, i 69 4i 69- VS land shots. His performance rave while his team continues kicked out of the game. Laugher>'. three-point play for the Cavs. Fr4nk Berd, v.m which has given usthe chance," throughly frustrated Barons to lose. Loughery blew up and 69 7069 70- lie "The Nets are not wearing Actually, one can't blame the KIngs 105, KnIcks 101 Robiskie said. Jerry McGi,, sins Coach Jack Evans, who is hay- the Nets went down again Mon. Nets' coach for a lack of pa- black bands on their sleeves, (uards Ron Boone and Brian l'heir closest competition for 6770 73 179 ing trouble sleeping these days, day night this time by an 82- tience. He is minus superstai they're wearing their hearts on Taylor combined for 40 points George Anther. tl,flS the weekly honor came from too. 111069 69-'279 ATHENS, Ga. (AP) 75 margIn to the Cleveland Julius Erving and has at- theirsle'eves,"hesaidin regard as Kansas City upended the Geur- teammate Jackie Casanova "It's something you can't put Cavaliers, tempted to rebuild his game to the devastating loss of Knicks. Boone, who was ac- Chi 00 Rodriguez. 91.335 gia's Builpups put together and Florida quarterback 7? 7) 61 6$-fl9 sour finger on," said a dejected "The big thing is that the plan around a new offensive Erving to the Philadelphia quired in the American Basket- Phil Rodgers, u,3 three second-half touchdowns Jimmy Fisher. Evans, "We played tembly guys on the front line aren't setup. Also, Erving's loss p to break a 3-3 tie and win a 24-3 7169 76ers. "They lost a superstar. ball Association dispersal draft, Casanova intercepted a pass. against the New York Rangers hitting for us," said a dis- triggered a dismaying backlash You might say they lust tl'ie scored 22 points while adding Bob E. Smith. 13,250 decision over the Florida Baby recovered two fumbles and 65 mat home) and badly tonight, appointed Loughery, coo- from protesting Nets' fans, who battle but in the long run, eight rebounds and two blocked Bob Mu,py, Gators In a junior varsity foot- made seven tackie to spark the iifter two good games on the siderably calmed down in the are sta)ing away from home the>'ll win the war." ball game. shots, 67166? 70-250 ISU defense. turned back Kentucky 24-14 but slipped from fifth to sixth with h68 points. Rounding out the Top Ten are (;ts)rgia, Ohio State, Nebraska - which remained seventh, eighth and ninth - and Florida, up from 12th after a 24-19 decision over Auburn. Missouri. NI,. 10 a week ago, dropped to 16th following a 20-19 loss to Oklahoma State. The Second Ten consists of Notre Dame, Arkansas, OkIahoma State, Colorado, Alabaina, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Houston and Texas. The Top Twt'ntv includes five teaimv; (rein the Big Eight and R The Associated Press air) FOR t//E 0 CC4 S/oN OF H/S ' PE8OT 45 AN iYFI N4'AP COAC/f (AND A7 39 ThI roo,vGf5 I hail THE EAGIE) IN'S iy, 'W CAL/FORN/PiN 41406 72/6 / 6AN RANC/5CO 4t96R G'/ L/E cJP PAy(1 4,W 2e'4FT Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1976-7A i1ic'x . -- Texas Tech Climb Reaches 5th Rung wir A7/'6 O4 Also, we'll find Notre Dame's j JIM Irish lads turning back Georgia PLuYxtiIJ Tech, 32.14; Texas Tech cOAch' Egad, friends, here we are thumping TCU, 42 l2; UCLA with a whole month of the winning handily over Oregon, season to go and undefeated ' CZAR/C 36-0, and Alabama, prepping for and untied (earns are as scarce its inmiportant meeting with ,4NP as the proverbial chicken's Notre dame next week, will OO,4R7?W'. teeth. And, truth to tell, by the 1140.111 ISU, 24-17. 84C/( end of the Thanksgiving There's special significanci,' PL'/(677 . weekend We iflay nut have a mm the MId-Aimierican Showdown ARFN1T single (cain with a ilean recordbattle between Bowling Green R!JL/N6 harnimph! ;mntl the Ohio University Bob. 0/fl //L 0 This Saturday all of the lop cats. It's the classic matchup of ,cflcAl 20 teams will see action will see tic I"ahcomis measure of Arkan.sas, 34-28. offense action with several of (he averaging 392 yards per The Big Eight, the nation's ,'y games having important top conference, has four more' contest), and the strong defense 5ooroc 6 .1 "i':,. " bearing on the final outcome of of the Bobcats dmmiting op. excellent engagements on tap, conference races. The Southern all of which are worth the price Ixinents ton 230-yards per game 721E cuia' i" of admission heh'heh! Not average), with the conference . WIN 7ol,4, -....,.._;4.. :_..1__ 444 ...... iiuusoriiy, iii inc artier or ineir LIIII goIng 10 mne victor. THE PFF.NSE miiibNlrtamice, here is how the Cleveland Buckeye, our faithful H4 3o ,4cH hloople System sizes 'cnn up: Ohio correspondent, sees the AND Y/&OEP Iowa State 28, Kansas 22; Falcun.s, with the home Field "tY 63 Po,,1i, Missouri 21, Colorado 20: advantage, winning by a close I kl;ihom,ia .15, Kansas St. 14, 31-28 iitargmn. Jove, that tine, Nebraska's ('ormihmuskers, too, will be well worth wattr.s (h the rt'doutable Vunce chumig. k'crrangamno at the controls, Not go on with my forecast: 4i will trim Oklahoma State's i wh;ys, 42-21' In the contests featuring toprated powers we look for Pitt to rout 48-13; Florida to 0 htow busy is Pete Rose making commercials? It seems that edge Georgia, 24-21; Maryland even' time I turn on the 1".' set, I see his face, — J.l.., Cincinnati, to whip a fine' ('incinnatj club, 1oda't Games t'hoen,, .4? Qusoec 0. 20-18; Ohio State to triumph .an Deo National Footbail League iiver Illinois, 35-17, in the &50i More' so in Cincinnati than other places because in addition to HOUStOn .4? W'nnçe AMERICAN CONFERENCE ''0t.4 a? doing a bunch of commercials for national markets, Pete is also annual get together of these Eastern DIv5jOfl Wednidy' Games long'time rivals. The highon for local products. In the national field, he can currently be w I. i PCI. PF PA Mnnesota a? FlronlOr. B The Associated PetS scoring 7 i 0 575 211 Brigham seen pushing Geritol, Aqua Velva and Swanson's frozen pizza. lii Young Oil? 1 r-i.4O Ire 1' Top Twenty teams 5 3 0 625 301)51 nr Cougars will romp over UTEI', N Enq the past he has appeared for Milk Duds, Gillette and Vitalis. lie's ASSociated Press College I I 0 500 152 153 football poll, with firSt pace and also (lone spots For the sport of baseball. The Roses don't miss 54-7, Michigan's Buff 7 6 0 250 IS) 161 vOtes in parentnes. Season Wolverines will prevail over the ?Y Jets 2 6 0 250 89 206 many bets. During the World Series, his wife Karolyn was also reconc3 and total points Points Central Div,sion Purdue Boilermakers, 30-14. ATFERNPARK conducting tours of Cincy in their maroon Rolls floy'u. based on lOiS 16 II II 109$ 76 (nC 6 2 0 150192102 ProD,vis,on 54371 Ailbama 24, LSU ii PItS 1 o 503 lOt 116 Michigan (S7l $00 1.225 Q. Can you explain the Flea flicker play that Kansas City used Wyoming Ii, Arinona t4 HOn I 3 0 57) i17 III Dan Smith 2'4 28 25 82 1 P.?? 51 6 00 1.076 Arizona SI. II. Air Force 4 IN i Cleve recently to defeat the Washington Redskins? Is it something new? 1 i 0 500 151 Dave (,rcthcr 273) ii 81 1 UCLA 7 0 I 976 Baylor 31. Arkansas 2$ Western Division — B.ht., Springfield, Mo, sen Evans 30 33 23-91 5 Calf 6 10 758 usisi to 1c I wasn't sure of myself iii comparison to other backs Now, I seriously o# sider myself the No. I back in h:ilfhwk Favors Gators By Hair Of Chinny-Chin the up, kt me out there and I'm ready to play. intg'ri''ntjniJ COUNT ON MONTE, FRiSCO by Alan Mover Herald, Sanford, Fl. NINTH - i Zarre IS) I' 4) 502 23 2 ArIi it] 0'J 350 8 .1 402 (311$) .000 P1511 13880 9 2 2 11 41 15 a 1 7 4 59 4 I I 4 26 31 5 I 9 15 61 3) j TENTH - I Msr'oio Si 13 40 1 20 2 84) 2 AnCi II' 8 40 3 5) I I. ,irr,a 4)150 (311$] bitt) p1511 17250 5 5 4 19 60 ELEVENTH - I Ogu:., tame I S I 1 26 Il Western Oiv,io II 980 72') 500 2 tIegu' Ei,hiyy II ) 900 I .5) 3 (5(150 Elor:, III 7 I 0 II 5) Houston 120 (3 a: a) 20 p Ii Cl) 2 II 37 39 TWELFTH - I Saist Juan ($m Phoen,, s 0 10 II 5.4 17 a) II) 44) 1100 2 ?,'.iruni Beogo.a S O'ego Edmnln (alga", i S 2 10 II 150$ o 34 13 31 II 0 10 S CO I Mangbo Arcj Ill 4 10 0 (5? ISO) P Sn 279 00. b.g (3 • Ii ,tn all SI Ill 4I) me) 1)6 Monday'S Games No games Scheduled with jll 7: 1)4 3 Handle 5117 4Si A 2 150 WHAT ABOUT YOU? CALL TODAY FOR REGS.JLAR Home Delivery 322-261 1 Ewening Ileiajd �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl IMP. JAMAICA $3 DELUXE J. WALKER 97 ALL WEEK & DAILY £ VODKA BLEND OT. 4 k?. A5L 0 YR. 8 YEAR KY. ROYAL BRI. DELUXE JIM , 8O E BARTON CA NA DI A N 54.95 CASE 4*88QT. U QT. GOOD TOES NOV 2 W COUPON CANADIAN MIST QUAIT,rIRIGHTSRESIRVID BU LLOCH-LA DE -- GOOD WED NOV 3 WICOUPON 8 YEAR SCOTCH I IMPERIAL 799 Ias. Shuc has become a i, Till ua I 'v'nt w Ilich draws collectors Ironi across the 1 lIUf)(V, The fifth ann!Ial Sanford Glass Show will be hellI 1;'[ ' J and 30 In the Sanford (lvi, ('enter. AIraTl) 1OCT11' hers of the Central Florida club are planning their exhibit. iiillettors of glass in the U.S. Øtique glass, contemporary glass it all holds a lasulnatlon wh,ch makes people want to hoard it, trade it, show It. The Central Florida Depression Era Glass ('lob recently presented books by Depression glass expert I Iaii'l Marie Wheatherman to six libraries in Central Florida, icluding the Sanford Public Lirary, in an effort to stir up interest in glass collecting. . -- iItfflrIi)atlOIT at 322-4'599, rallIpilig. Girl Scouts Irgruns, special events For iinl and SW)IlIk'r activities. The Girl Scout ('alendar Sale I approved by the United Wa a selF hell) program 'Ili a mi val I; I r Scout I IlcIlitaI Salt' for 1977 iA'gan MIO oIa\ (I SCOUtS (IF all ages, C railes I tIIroI4h 12 St ill he SCIIIIIg calendars to assist local I OIOb) allil IOUT1I'II wide programs. Citrus Council Girl Siiuts will be selling calendars lot SI .00 in Sc'iiunoh', Urevard, I' Iagkr, Volu,sia, Orange and I Isceola counties. Girl Scouts retain .25 rents . Theclub meets the first 'fliursolay of each month at 8 11.111. In the First Federal of Orlanili, building. 320 Semoran lob vii,, A Itainonte Springs. Members are both men and st omen, 0w1g aIl(i 1)1(1. While Depression glass is the adult training Audb \l'iiikrs isIll of the Scull nob, Chapter . Florida \nhluixiIl Sodet' held their ( )t-tolx'i iIIct'tin g at Florida I 'owen and I .igtit Co , Sanford 'l'lii.' speaker was Frank Fowler JFEATE1 . Kappa . QUANTITY RIGHTS ME FINED 1 N. Kappa SILIIIa ()iiicga (h.ipter (IF Alpha Kappa Alpha SorlIrits Inc.. Sanford, is inujlvi_sb in youth gwdance for high school studenL who do not know bow to locate Information about attending the college of their '1101cc. l'tu ougli consultation.s and c'r 'iI,('ts the sororiL was able t Interest several students of St- uiiiuolc High School to attend tti' recent College Career Night It Like Brantley high School. Students received in' s ..) GIN - - . . - I r . - . ' GOOD SAT NOV 6W: COUPON OT - 01-1 flhiAI?Irv QlfUT f BEEFEATER FLEISCHMANN n.......0 - - GOOD FRI NOV 5W , COUPON 39 4 O PRO F M. I uuiuiv iui MI31VTO 6000 SAT NOV 6 WCOUPON A ._f BRILLANTE 88 ALMADEN LAMBRUSCO I JACQUES BONET 197 KIJAFA BURGUNDY SCOTCH 549 61.95 I WHITE - SPAIN ITALIAN LA BELLA (K.ARLIS 'CHAMPAGNE I SIN WIRYl%69 1 STN QUANTITY RIGHTS lESIRvID 124 OL I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RIGHTS RESERVED __-5-QT.- CASE i QUANTITY RIGHTS RISERED 124 oz. QUANTITY OT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RISIRVID CANAIAN SAXONY TEQUILA GRANT'S 10 YR. V.0. 64 -. ' I - SUNSET LONDON DRY UU CANADIAN KY. BOURBON CHEVY ROYALE - SCOTCH 4 STH 49 388 CASE PANA WAN 4 YR. CANADIAN TOM SIMS L I - . TOM SIMS Y 86 MIX ANY 12QTS. 61.95 8 - SCA LIGHT CS 24 1202. 9 Cl 24 1202 2.99 • BERNKASTEL(R 3.29 MEDOC '73 VINT 2.99 •PIESPORTERMICHELBERG 3.29 2.99 ICE 3V(R • JOHANNISBERGER 349 '- • ZELLER SCHWARZE KATZ 349 -- 3 49 • LAMBRUSCO 2 .69 493 BAROOIINO • 2.99 • SOAVE 499 599 'VALPOLICELLA 995 • BAG CUBES lIlA LA i:i __________ IIt4 ________ I II1 ABC PINK CHAIUS suuov aos DEL CONTE CJIIANII PINK CNAkLTh SAUTERNE YIN ROSE ?ORISN(UT Wwn 1001117 ABC CR2-AM OK ORE $I4UM 15.95 CASE 0F4 ° CLIS Y 16.7 cs 014 19.35 CASE Of a GUASTI CH1A*T)CLRNTNffiI YINODKA*20 "ASTiA IUItCUN3Y GIALICHE 4011 ALIMADEN MT 16JU12*OY-Ci.IAITIAIflI*NI scsi v.sis 1895 CAS E OF 4 22.95 CASE OF 4 21.95 CASE 014 CATAWBA CASE 5 j 69 GALLON 1995 ! 4.29 j uo 5.99 IAUON 1 5.99 p I CASE DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 1650 GOLD SEAL CASE 8URLjNOyROSf 21.95 PINK CHABLIS SAUTERNE ABC CHIANTI • ROU •MAJTAI 279 ft , AIR[ ROUGE ROSI BLANC JUAN ISTIBAN POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL CASE 13 50 AIJIPtADEN CHABLIS • BURGUNDY CASE CL.MET.SAUTIRNE 21 35 2.29 12 CHAT. CADILLAC 001.0 SEAL 3.89 1 13 CHAT. GIRMAIIY PORTUGAL N T STATE PIN! RIO WHITE 58 95 CANADIAN 1.1 0 55 9 UT UT. 42.95 GRANTS UT 8150 QT. 4295 SCOTCH UT 53.95 SCOICH TVARSCKI VODKA UT 9295 QT, 47.64 I YR SCOTCH 1.99 24 02 3.69 2.29 1.99 GERMANY • • BURGUNDY CHABLIS ZINFANDEL • • SPA), MOIORO(AIJI W.*GAux 1 99 2.19 2 19 2.29 2.29 3.09 349 meal, and the subject got around to "hot stuff," and they were back on sex again. Several other couples seemed in(crested in the group-sex idea. '/ GAL. REG - 49 CHAT LA FITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT LATOUR CHAT HAUl BRION 24 5TH 3002 7302 24 02 AUILLAC 12.49 PAUILLAC 1595 RIO GRAvES J495 POMI Rot ST IMILION CHAT LASCOMBES 'in Ii 5 14 nn ' 02 2402 3.99 199 ST" 1.99 24102 14950 11950 104 00 IU .. 199 8395 3895 11 CHAT LA LOUVIERE WHITE GRAVES 349 11 CHAT RIPEAU ST IMILION 4.9 11 CHAT LA CROIX POMIROL 449 13 CHAT BOUTET RIDIOJIOIAUX 399 13 CHAT. TIMBERL.AY RID IOUUZ 399 n 24 02 ; 4990 4995 4295 24 , 4495 29 CHAT lYNCH BAGES PAUILUr An J i5 CHAT GISCOURS MARGAUT 95 CHAT. TROTTEVIELLE CHAT. BATAILLEY CHAT SIMARU CHAT PHELAN SEGUR $ tUItION PAJIUAC tUItION $T ISTIPHI 5 995 449 615 109 5[ 24 ol 24 11500 oz 11500 oz 10959 4995 It' 1290 June Gordon is a woman of many interests and many degrees. tier BS Degree, Masters in - Counseling, certlfhatiori as school psychologist among other degrees all came after her six children were born. She may get one her one if she decides it is worth her time and effort, "but I'll) weighing that very carefully." June also coordinates Project 21st Century Woman at Seminole Community College. She was one of the women who spearheaded the formation of the Central Florida Corn. mission on the Status of Women, "I'm on the Commission imply because I think it's needed," she says firmly. 'Many people are stuck with stereotyped ideas regarding the robes of wens.'n eial1';, but also of men. We don't look far enough into the future. First I'd like to see the U' _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ - - \ I . .4 'IIULII U. ,jr$ - ' . ' ' '"- . ' ' . 1 - ," il .-) ' . • '') - '-'r ;• ' - " L'' . ." . '' ' - ' ' - ' _______ ' ' / - \. .' t'.' I ff': .- . , ' • - .' 'RUILJ ,.. . '. -, - . a 1. . Caroline Ilolticiaw win(iott dresses new store tsith model wearing "infinite dress" 'J:e explained My mother '15511 were not enough to fill her always stressed tl'ujt quality tune, Mrs. tfultzclaw obtained lasts lunger " it was natural, her real estate lktnse two and a %'hen looking to go Into business talf wars ago and n0% Aorks in Sanford, that she should parttime as a realtor CtIO4I' somiiething rebated to t'wIng ________iiii______ In (act she not only sells the "I've always biked to sew anti fabnit-, hut also holds evening always itijik' rimy own clothes," t'Ia.cses on basm knit Bob Ball's Pianos & Organs lingerie, swlmnwejr and mens I W. First 51., Sanford 322. 2 25 S . 'is if r wining a business of hit Pianos-Organs small packages.) - w, ,wiu ifl weImn(' It was .in event of honoring Sandra Bowes Burke, ()i_-( 29 at the Matson et Jardin, bride elect of Joseph P. Sequmna Altarnonte Springs. .Uol daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (,uests attending the shower Richard I.. Hoist's Sr. Sanford, tmJuded Mesdames RI.. "n Oct. 27, at the Country Club Bowes, Robert Thomas, James Road home of Mr. and Mrs Adams, Guy St. Dennis, Frank David Michael Ansley. Refreshziients of cake, pink Bowes, GaryMcCraken, Phillip lemonade and coffee were Stokes and Rick Bowesserved from a table covered in Also, Mesdames Chuck a white linen cloth and Bowes, Glenn .Ansley, Bill decorated with yellow candles ('rapps, Bill Kennedy, '[had and a dozen red roses, a gift Rush, Larry Rush and Dennis from the bridegroom to his Irusnahan, and the Misses fiance. The hostess gift was a Tawny Fernandez and Nina matching gown and supper set. Burke 'iedo, Martha M. Hatt, 25, 210 zford Rd., F'P Is A Any Day _,J - I. ' ' ' -' '., '- • When you receive ' flowers from someone ' -- who loves yoa. Sanford Flower Shop ' LAST OF Halloween is but a memory of pumpkins and THE PUMPKINS ('asik' ttho attended a trick or treat party at Sanora costume parties for Michael Totora, left. and Kelly Clubhouse Saturday night. 'One of Central Florida's Leading Florists" 20 E. COMMERCIAL PH, fl2-1122 SKATING SCHEDULE MON. - FAMILY NIGHT - 7:30-10:00 WED. LADIES NIGHT 7:30-10:30 FRI. - JOIN THE FUN 1:30-11:00 SAT. - 9:30.11:30 AM,, 1:30-4:00 P.M. 7:30-11:00 p.m. SUN. 1:30-3:30 & 4:00-6:00 - .,nn Sn e,aI I- ()earvJ .- . . - - ,A . - -- I Frankie L. Platt, 28, [lx 791 Lewis D, %Vade, 28, 121 1 Aurel DMUF Deblarco,V, 260 3rd St., Lk Mary ; Shower H onors MS Burke Marriage A pplicat I I C 0 t Iions C) fl S hiardin, 23, 320 N Jessariiinie, Melissa 'w Drust. 21, [it 3 fix 304 -, ''""'" _______ James I). - Iliumi shop from her former IINIII I)retmsei at 117 NIagnolia '., 1%) - Curtis Will. M,nn, 44, UI 2 [lx I25, hwy 419 Oviedo, Janet M Merrone, 49, 635 lOoghbcard Rd., VP a clearing house for women. We need a hot line with women, not professional counselors, who can stay anonymous just listen, then tell a caller where she can get help. The problem might be alcoholism, child abuse, spouse abuse, but usually it would deal in some way with marital-family relationships. "I'd like to see us publish some handbooks, guidelines, on divorce, on marital separation, on legal rights. We don't have any guides at all. Women walk around in the dark." Fashion Predictions From New F St o re 0 Str 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Sandiler of Jackson, Miss., announce the birth of a son, J Allen Sandifer II on Oct. 20 at Mississippi Baptist Hospital, Jackson. Maternal grandfather is [3.11 "Jack" Burnham. Paternal .grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. BA. Sandifer of Sanford. Norman Griffin. 23, 432 Ford Dr., AS, (;borida J. Blunt, 21, 3014 Orange Con. Blvd No. 69, Orl. munity education education with regard to the status of women in the various communities in Central Florida. If we find we need to present laws, to promote programs, then we must stick to our guns. "We might also get to be a (urinal church wedding, but with lily fiance's family, so one-night thing. the former BE Purcell's on something came up yesterday what should I do" My mother says that one day the corner of Magnolia and that tis or . mv t erribly BOILI NG OV ER the right man will come along, First eet My future mother-in-law told DF.AR I1011,ING: Ask your but I'm doubtful. Can you give VtitIi the idea in mind of lilt' that Dtlia, my future sister- future mother-bast to urge tucking her hew store with tile some Up-,on how a tall girl ui-law, who is coming to town Delia to either leave her baby can get steady male corn- three tiiiie-, as iiitichi Fil er for the wedding, plans to nurse home or stay home with it. And panionshmp" I'm really I handise as her old one could her 4-month-old baby during the request that she lease ,our desperate. toiitatii. Mrs. Iloltzcbaw wedding ceremony' 'The baby's name out of It. TAT T AN D uns-i V Ir,veIcd to itit' Southeastern '' '' let-ding time is the same hour DEAR ABBY: I have a l"abric Show ()t't. 16-18, Abbv, we aren't prudes, but as the ceremony, which Delia problem that may not SCVIIT like [WAIt TALl.: Lift up 'POUT w,- couldn't remain in the club if (k)L.!m't want to miss, and she Inucti to you, but it's more than chin, throw back your shoulders Nlrs. IIIIII.LCkIW has tx-en in they ever went for group sex. feels she just can't skip her enough for tile, the fabric business since 1t2, and think of yourself as a I'mafraid if they put it to a baby's feeding. tierhusband retired from I am a 17-year-old girl, weigh beautiful, long-stemmed model. volt', we'd be outvoted. Thcti I don't want any babes in 130 pounds and am 6 feet tall. Keep a smile on your beaming (is nix-na. He has a magnificent what would we do' ass baritone voice and has arms at my wi_-doling, Abby. That's my problem. I'm Just toO lace, forget about yourself and OLD-FAShiONED '[hey could 'cry and carry on Liii. with the New York Ctt concentrate on the other per' COUPLE and ruin the wedding. I've seen ( 't*'ra. Sali Francisco Opt-ra I have never had a boyfriend, solL DEAlt Oli)-h"ASIIIONEI): it happen. And I surely don't and that's what I really want. Mid intt other major operas Resign. Tell them their kind of want anyone to imrse tier baby cru.m It%- cmuitry. Frien(ts, tx)th girls and bo)s, Don't feel so"y for yourself, smorgasboard doesn't suit your i_luring may ceremony' say I have a pretty face and a don't slouch, and NEVI-:R I)unmiig that (1mm', \Irs taste. Della is very obese and likes beaniing personality, and they mention your height. Show a bboltzclaw traveled with him, and thoroughly enjoyed the HEAR ABBY: I urn being to draw attention to herself. I are forever trying to (ix me up genuine Interest In fellows who married soon at a beautiful, hate to get oil on the wrong foot with dates, but it's always Just a are shorter than you. IGOOd semlmigypsy life. 12490 159 50 we can't really do much because we are only able to advise. Hopefully the Commission will get stronger in the future, "Then we need com- . 1- Sandifer Birth I 4q99 c, e College Career Night were things sometimes corn,' in 98' 119 349 to make a typical Mexican VINEYARDS EST 1825 r1:ts xli:Iin:[1:Ly:II T I 1111J1} CHAT PETRUS CHAT. CHEVAI BLANC SIN . 119 7195 5TH MARGARITA • MACHO I 179 5TH 5TH 69 95 MT. WHITE CHABLIS • MT. ROSE. BURGUNDY CLLL By ABi(;AtI, VAN HUREN 5TH 49 95 • A nrti, ri c WV EL REW DEAR ABBY: Mv husband and I belong to a gourmet cooking club that meets once a ionth. We are six middle-aged named couples who enjo learning how to prepare foods of the various foreign countrii':.. tiecenuy, me conversation has turned more and more to sex, wtiich tias made mY husband and me very ancomfortable. One couple keeps talking about ' - group sex." At First I thought they were kidng, but now I'm not so sure last evening we learned how GRANT'S If ya SCOTCH 4 Group Se x Idea Doesn't Suit The ior Tas te 95.88 JACK DANIELS BLACK 1 /2 PRICE SALE" MONTEZUMA TEQUILA COcKTAIl. • r FA By MARYLIN TIPTON Herald Correspondent Anna Diunes, zilli l natural heather color b,,iVerite Washington, Johnt'tta 4ombinations this fall and Wibhiiii s, Eric Thornton, winter because they're going SI erwood Ross. Ronald to be replaced in the spring with A dinner party was held Saturday' night at Sue Ann's Capri, Sanford to honor W,,shington and Dorothy whmto' , and bnghLs. i1art1ia \'ihlen (seated, second right) on the occasion of her retirement from the \IIioI'c. i'Iiat is the fashion low-down Mrs. Angie B. Douglas, brought back to Sanford from ., Clerk of the Circuit Court's office, after 20 years. Among her coCivil Dept., I hainsmwn of youtli guidance the Southeastern Fashion Show sorkers bidding .Mrs. VihIt ii a fond farewell sere seated from left Lois Walker, \lrs. Ht-bect'a K Sweet and in Atlanta, (,a., bs Caroline Aria Jane I u iidquist iiiil Jean Wilke; standing from left LindaIi itt Jo in \lrs Elomsc J Eubanks lloltzclaw owner of Milady's W ilke, EIIie Martin and ('rela I higginhottham. rosidt'ol transpirtaticin for the fabric store or'iJ t Flit' ni.'w Nitlady's ShopPe, LIOL is. .5115. 1IO1LZC1iIW, assisted A FOND 5TH 65 RH SCOTCH 14 A I , 5TH 1181 QT. 53.00 BLACK & WHITE '.\ . . 83 88 WHITEHALL VODKA CUITY SARK SCOTCH . fr' 59.75 UT B OJILMAJ! NY STATEL&UU1CA.0 BURGUNDY SMIT(k*t.4$JNf PALMER BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH UT V ' •' . their ufferings and locations, as %%ull its I)rocedures, for ob. taitimrig necessary financial assistance for hgher education. 01 24 02 2.39 14 ZELLER SCHWARZE KATZ TORRES P05*00 . 249 1.59 OTHERS ASK S9 SPAIN BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH IISBOA ROSE 1.99 SWIITOR PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRI' OLD RARITY II YR SCOTCH UT. BEEFEATER GIN UT 92 50 GREEN HUNGARIAN PINOT CHARDONNAY • CABERNET SAUVIGNON 3.09 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2.69 BANGER 2.29 ALL S TYPES AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 95.88 GEWURTZTRAMINER 3.09 PINOT NOIR.CHARDONNAY SWI IT OR DRY VERMOUTH 1.69 (UNDER $2 PER 5TH IN GAL.) I.UCI$OTTtI DINMARK GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 379 2.29 STRAWIE RR'V JABOULET VERCHERRE 1' BEE F EATER GIN • BARBERA ,,,. • WHUTY SO4.IR .MAAI4AflUI .QtOJAZ$QRIO DUFF GORDON SHERRIES • SAUTERNE •BURGUNOY S,.,,, •JJQIjIIJ SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 349 2.29 GAMAY BEAUJOLAIS 2.69 CAROOLLE DRY VERMOUTH WHITE PORT • MUSC. 4.99 "'°' CASE CHENIN BLANC i1t'A 1 4:Ii 4 I'A Li I-1'kiI bpY1I , 349 2.19 CHIANTI 49 _____ __________ 24 01. .4LJfl 51 95 . PINOT NOIR TOM COLLINS 94 0 LONDON TOWER GIN UT, UT HEAVEN HILL 80 0 t .' 'NACO 43,95 51.95 ct)ast ant GRENACHE ROSE HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS 99C PKG OF is UT. QT. J WALKER RED aT SILVANER RIESLING 2.29 U IILLA 12 FOR 17.88 C SAN MARTIN BURGUNDY 3.99 (E 1 ROSE GALLON CHABLIS ABC 4.1 9 l I PORT • SHERRY 1010 DOlO . OLD FLORIDA RUM STII ITALIAN . NICHEUNGELO GLASSES v1 GAL. - MIX ANY 4.99 PLASTIC PINK • RED • WHITE 10 " PREMIUM CALIF WINE GERMAN . 52 68 GORDON'S GIN GIN TRIPLE SEC DOMAINE CHIANTI KIJAFA ALL N1NE BELOW BOTTLED IN CALIF IN WINERY - 79 . I.11I$c* CRYSTAL CLEAR C GOLD SEAL _______________________________________________________ VIN'TAGI UT, HUDSON'S BAY PEPP SCHNAPPS SLOE QT. ITALIAN 299 M 1:144:1 69C STH AMARETTO MENTHE CACAO BANANA 499 BRUGAL RUM M&M BOURBON LAMBRUSCO 2.99 MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO - .1Iflj1:1*111 8 7.99 WHITE OR GOLD 54.95 WHITEHALL GIN ANISETTE BLACKBERRY SPANISH 349 TIN 5TH NEAPOLITAN LETI GAaA0 6 99 STH KAI4IUA 1.99 2302 STH LOCH A MOOR 'i ''Ave 1 1.99 SANGRIA ,, 3 49 PtANIIRS • '75 I 99 JACQIjI' V S OP COGNAC 'ANn1 LuLPrKRuuLfl 329 PEANUT BRITTLE CRYSTAL CLEAR nQUILA JACQUIN 2302 2.49 II AMARIT1O 8.99 2302 4,99 '.01 SABRA. VANDIRMINI MIX ANJOU ROSE '74 VINT COTES 00 RHONE '73 VIN. OZ. - MEXICANA HXIW41 599 •NIERSTEINERDOM'IHA[ • MOSELBLUMCHEN 12 BENEDICTINE & BRANDY NO REDUCTION IN PROOF 59.75 21 02 1. C1IATEAUNEUF'73VINT POMMARO '13 VINT it's great a s QT. 94° GIN FRANCE GERMAN.ITALIAN WINE POUILLY FUISSE '73 VIN SAUTERNE '13 VINT. & UT. JACK DANIELS BLACK 99 I *&au Awr I VMVVfl IUVVE 86 8 1 CANADIAN ' 86 SCOTCH It's eight RONRICO RUM GORDON VODKA STANLEY 5TH BEAUJOLAIS '14 VINT GRAVES '14 VINT. ST. EMILION '73 VINT. 1',' - sm 749 QT. SCOTCH TVIl TEQUILA r' ABC 8 YR. SCOTCH CANADIAN PREMIUM 49 PATRON RIDORLpIITi 24- 12 _______ BRANDY 4295 CASE BORO(AUL GENESSEE 5.3 OZ. CANS 24-li PETER HAND LITE 5.99 o CANS 24-1202 PEARL BEER 5.9 24-1202 5.99 CANS LUCKY LAGER CARLSBERG BOTS.12. 50 BLANC OT. SUNRISE Ld.c',i TEACHER'S SCOTCH JACQUIN 5 BlANC CI 6 F "UTTUMILL" MADAI CAN FINE WINE 24-li oz cs 4.9 -- HAMPAGNE pPup:I4ll1hiI11f $ STH $ 549 QT. 86 BRUT. PINK EXTRA DRY COLD DUCK SPK BURG N Y STATE AIlfR:CA S 11#41 ST ICR III y jARS STHS J,-• 49 MADIrftu IRUV1IKYBRB SCOTCH. DEVONSHIRE GOLD SEAL KY BRB SCHAEFER BOTS. 4.99 U CASE 23 88 SUNSET -- - MOULIN ROUGE CHAMPAGNEOR QQ t.ULUUU(..P, 8 YR. BLEND MIX ANY 12QTS, 74.95 I 100% ALL MALT ThMIIERS SCOTCH 7 IR. MV SCOTCH QT. U _ QUEEN ANNE - 40% KY. 7 YR KY BRB fl OT. 86° Proof KeD 90 LIG HT 49.95 0 dfl QUAIL CREEK' SAXONY VODKA OLD FLORIDA RUM DARKOR OLD STAPLEY 8 YR. 86° WHITE LABEL 1L JOSE CORTEZ.MEXICOI 1~e '*'I .. Around In Dark fortnation on many colleges, CLARET . SAUTIINI . ___ ______ Sigma JUAN ESTEBAN 6909 T. GOOD FRI NOV 5 W/COUPON * I I)'Iar) , sli) IIIU.stra(I(J los tal' with slides of tb' i'IiIf Iwllings of Mesa Verde, ('nb,, III I (lot' hints of B4)navcnturl' I.sI,IIUI at ( aspe ik'ninsLi u, 't tribute to the bali' IAJeiti' \l,I'toll, prepared b) Ethel Willer. was read at (ii' ii '''ding. MIS. Norton, tl,,, lis d ii ( t'neva, was a past r i_si (li_lIt i) I I tie Seiii mob e (liiptcr and des ote*l routli (111)1' (lit' I'aUSe of cnviroruiii.ntal hu11''rvat10,1 The next meeting I -,i lo'OIUIL'tl for Nov. 18, begin. lug at 11 .'.m. at Audubon I louse, Maitland. Members are 'rged to ('011k' with their iwo bundi and a gilt of bird seed for I"Ii'rnb '\ubuiiti Omega QT. ___ 469 ____ ___ ____________ CASE Women Walking MWKI 90° TEQUILA I. GOOD TOURS NOV 4W COUPON ( Depression glass enthusiast Sara M)ers. Today there are over 300,000 ;I .'aI('Tl(LI 5(1(1 fit (11 )011 u'ogIuIls. The Cownil portum II the profit will lx' used to pay I lit' iii.'ilgage on the Mali-Malittc. Program ('enter whn'h i ILs("I )ear townl For troop 40MR, ED. KY. GOOD TOURS NOV 4W COUPON GOOD WED NOV 3 W!COUPON specialty of 111104, (IllIertors (II I)tllt'I types oF glass are also tt ehotit&' to Join the ('lob. .'\flyoTle interested IT) joining should either attend ;I till-cling OI call Mrs. Myers for more .. - BLEND 92.50 QT. I liti u Iread% exist several gla i'ritIiuits III the area, .,11,1 Ile Sanford Depression -. HEDGES & BUTLER SCOTCH KY. BOURBON 39 WHITEHALL 349TANQUERAY499 TEN HIGH a 3 RUM 4 QT. QUANTIrrRIGHTSRISLRVED CIT. ENGLISH GIN STH BOURBON q 6000 TUES NOV 2W - COUPON STH 49ST9 N HOUSE OF LORDS .3 PIR BOTTLE ABOVE THEIR RIG PRICE AND TILL ip YO THEY WILL GIVE 2 PER IOTTLI OR 24 4 CASE 011 A8C POLICY IS TO MAR& ALL MOSt AT THE i HONIST 'ict ABC NEYIR MISLEADS (Iiir'i mos t popular collectible in the cowl(r) after COlOs .irl Stamps - Is t'laSS, according to Sanford 99 BOURBON DON'T BE FOOLED! ' 95 CA NADIAN BOND LIQUEUR LONG BRANCH - _______________________________________ 439 __ ________ QT. I e6d - SOMI STORES PRICE THuR Wrn*% & SPIRITS I? TO - 6- 49' 55' 55' 49 60' 15' A COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HI-WAY 436 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 " 497 STORE OPEN SUNDAY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS BRUGAL LIGHT OR DARK RUM 50' 48 FLA SOUVENIRG'FT BOX ASST SEAGRAM V 0 JIM BEAM KY BRB , BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VOOKAGINRUM I I1.ACT REPLICA 01 1141 STH Silt 1 ;qusi Borni COLUCTORS HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 KY. BLEND MIX ANY 12 OTS. 58.95 • ______ U SUNDAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE MR. ED 3 YEAR BEAM -. CASSELBERI KY. VODKA BACARDI RUM GORDON GIN CANADIAN CLUB CUTTYSARK SCOTCH ''' lass I s Popular Collectible UItN DV STANLEY 86 ° KY. 131313. 35 S(AGRAM7CR0W!4 COCKTAIL LOUNGE LONGWOODPACKAGE HIGHWAY 1 7-92 NEAR 434 VODKA-GIN RUM-111.11110-CANADIAN SHIRNOIF VODKA JIM BIAM OLD GRAND DAD 86 HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE SOUTH CITY LIMITS - &-I ••. COCKTAIL LOUNGE 497 5195 CALL BRANDS nn N 9 SUNRISE TEQUILA ST. LEGER SCOTCH SOUTHERN COMFORT 11419 EXCEPI fl ALLUNC UIIINKS4 O SANFORD 15 YR. OT. ANYTIME ONE KESSLER LORD CALVERT 397 V Meet Your Commissioners WISER'S OLDEST ________ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES • VODKA • GIN CANADIAN ABC', Club Notes 79 AT THIS PRICE VODKA 5 DAY SALE TUE., NOV. 2 THRU SAT., NOV. 6 MR. ED KY. ___ TYi.asJ Tuesday, Nov. 2,1976--1 B QT. II&1SCOTCH NEYII 1VARSCKI SPECIALS KY. BLEND 100° _______________ _ Eviening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ItASTOR12 YR. RUM Most of these prices are to $9 below WHOLESALE CASE LIST These specials qood all 149 in SCOTCH Ø p 799 12 YR. VODKA GIN _____ P OLD RARITY IC A'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRIT DEALER BOND'S MILL RUM 12 OTS. • . III WITH SPECIAL NECK 5TN TROP IC ABC DELUXE 95 30TS. 14LABEL JACQUIN'S ISLE THEYGRAND ARE THE SAME IN ALL 149 ABC'S OPENI N NQ VE RSARY A ES EXCLUDED SCOTCIl RED LABEL SCOTCH I ROYAL Clan Mac Gregor BOND "IT'S 4 YRS BETTER" as F1OM 00 1 NPOI TI1 EVERYDAY PRICES & WITH PURCHASE OF 3 QUARTS CANADIAN I 10 YR. ABC HAS THE LOWER REFUND MYERS RUM WISER'S WOMEN Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1976 - - - SPECIAL GROUP RATES-CHURCH, SCHOOL BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10 OR MORE Off 11-92 on Dog Track Road (Between Longwood & Cassetberry) 339-2474 �lB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TEL Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1176 Legal Notice EVISION in I HE i.,iitiuir COURT, IN AND Navy nurse ario a suave French planter in the South Pacific dLrnng WMI. Tuesday 900 6 9 ELECTION CONT 7 FIRING LINE 93.) 2 4 6 '9 12 Evening 2 4 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6* EMERGENCY ONE 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 MAN AND ENVIRON MENT CONT 700 2 ELECTION COVERAGE 900 2' 1130 6' 4 ELECTION 9': 12 CONT ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 1' FOR THE DEAF 6 4 LATE NEWS 9 DAILY WORD 230 PASTORS STUDY 600 4 (P.n.) CAMERA THREE (Tues) MAGAZINE FOUR 800 2 4 6 9 12 ELECTION CONT 6* MOVIE Casablanca.- Iiigrid Bergman, Humphrey Bogart. 1943 WWtIsWm (Wed I EVERYWOMAN (Thurs) CRACKERBARREL (Fn.) LOOK (P AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 of war torn Casablanca with elusive rbghtciub owner hong 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thtzs) I DREAM OF 4 24 2 4 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 4 ERCISE SHOW 7' LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 634 9 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1255 2 12 "JBC NEWS 100 2 12 SOERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 2 12 DIiYSOFOURLIVES .6' AS THE WORLD 4. TURNS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 6:45 MON-TUESWED-THU1S 99, 9.. 9 654 12 WHAIS HAPPENING? 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL, 700 '2 it TODAY (Local news at 725 and 8:25). 4 6 CBS NEWS: (7,30 a In Ch. 4, local news.) VINCENTjs THE BLUE MARINE lijillIlyIXEM NIVI-11 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER- x "EMANUELLE. THE? , JOYS OF A WOMAN" ICA. (Good Morntnig Ronda at 725 and 825 am, local news. weather, sports) 800 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO '940W TO SEDUCE A WOMAN' S*AP SHOP AND F LEA MARK CT EVER, SUNDAY pAM 5PM. CALL fli tile I FAMILY FEUD 200 $20000 PYRAMID 230 2 , 12 1'HF DOCTORS LOCAL NEWS 4 CHILDR EN .75 RYAN'S HOPE 1,30 ¶2. LIVING WORDS awu JAN-MICHAEL SEARCH FOR TOMORROW the love betwiten a US it COCIG C*AJt TNUflg 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 12 THE GONG siiow JEANNIE (Wed).) 08CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION tFn) PICTURE OF HEALTH' University of Florida 630 4 KLITANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* FRAN CARLTON EX- MOVIE "South Paohc." Gayror, R,ssaco Brazii. France Nuyen 1958 Basecton a 1949 Rodgers and Hasrw,iers. tein Broadway tTLwSacal abet,t Atzi rLOyo CNTLRPRI5E5NEAT!MS 6 11 55 6* CBS NEWS Afternoon 1200 NEWS 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC b underground leader with ske4e4o in htq dow. GAMBIT 11.30 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 1150 6* PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY Morning old flame and her hus and, 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES 6* PATRIDGE FAMILY 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 9 DON HOSHOW Wednesday *24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 530 6* MDTFOAVMENoNjy. COhOStS Polly Bergen, Dr Frank Field 200 snow 6* BEWITCHED 9 MARCUS WELBY MD 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12 (R) 6* MY THREE SONS 24 MISTER ROGERS 7 NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE 2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 2 4. 9 6 12 ELECTION CONT. 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL ELECTION COVERAGE CONT 4 . 30 4 MIKE DOUGLAS 1100 tOO 730 2 4 6 9 12 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 4 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 2 4 6 9 12' ELECTION CONT, 6* THE UNTOUCHABLES 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT BABY &1y 4 1200 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 6 MATCH GAME 75 6* THREE STOOGES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONEIDE (R) 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 6 MFRV GRIFFIN 7 24' SESAME STREET Dana Andrews, Pat (Tue.) 'Never Goodbye.' Errol Flynn. Eleanor Parker, (B&W) 1956. (Wed ) ' Magnificent Ob. session' Robert Taylor, Irene Dunne (B,&W) 1954. (Thurs) Miss Susie Slaos" Joan Caullield, Veronica Lake (88W) 1946 (Fn.) Phyato Worlds ' Claudette Coltxrt. Charles Boyer. (86W) 1935 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 24 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Orange County School System, until 3 p m 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 SANFORDANOSON 4 NEWS 6* WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HAR1MAN. MARY I'IARTM.AN inn after the hour. ABC News coverage includes results of national and state contests. 12 ELECTION COVERAGE NBC news coverage 'ndtxies results of national and state contests ADULTS 6 9 Tamer OBrien 6 THE GUIDING ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6* THE RINISTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE DONAHUE SHOW MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW MOVIE- (P)fl) 'Town 2 PHIL CONT results at 7 nn. prior to the halt f, CBS News coverage includes results of national and state contests 6* BOGART HOUR Cuctinentary on Humphrey Bogart s life with film, hosted by Joe Campanella 7 FEEDBACK 9 ELECTION COVERAGE Local coverage at 23 and 53 .II COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1100 results of natonal and state contests 4 ELECTION COVERAGE 6 ELECTION COVERAGE Orlando area local coverage 2 4 6* 2 6 9' 12 ELECTION erage indudes PG 8.30 12 ¶030 6* ALAN BURKE SHOW 1 WORLD PRESS election coverage at 20 rmn after and to rrri before each hour NBC News cov- ,mowTiAls PORT 7 MACNEIL.LEHRER REPORT Local 4 9 24 MACNEIL-LEHERERRE. ELECTION CONT 10.00 2 4 6 9 12 ELECTION CONT 6* NEWS 630 0 (Fri) MAX B NIMBLE 6* DUCK DUCK GOOSE Y NITEI J THE GREJTTEXIS ]DYNAMITE CHASE Legal • -. Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seat of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida. upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid Court on the ISt day of October. A. D. 1974 In that certain case entitled. Hoyette S. Hudson Fruit Co. Inc., a Florida corporation Plaintiff, VS Develop America, Inc , a Florida corporation &Arvid E. Crane, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Develop America. Inc and Arvid E Crane. said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: Va-bus and assorted Concrete, Cast Iron, Corrigateis Metal, Asbestos and Tile Clay Pipe. A More complete LiSt available from the Civil Division of The Seminole County Sheriff's Department, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, will 11.00 A.M on the 17th day of November, A D. 1916. offer for sale and sell o the highest biuder. for cash, subject to any and all existing em s, it the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above described personal property, That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish' Oct 76. Nov 2. 9, 16. 1976 DEE 133 '' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN T'1E CIRCUIT COURT ' THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 74'1671.CA49.0 CIVIL NO. 74-1651-CA-09-111 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR LOAN ASSOCIATION OF TGAGE ASSOCIATION, LAKEI AND. Plaintiff, vs. CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased.V. JAMES M. WILLIAMS. et us,, et al. Defendants Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB'f GIVEN that Notice is hereby given that pur the 19th day of November, 1976 at suant to the Finil Judgment of on 11.00 a m at the well front door ci Foreclosure and Sale entered in the the Couheuse of Seminole County, cause pending in the Circuit Court of at Sanford, Florida the undersigned the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in Clerk will Offer for Sale to the and for Seminole County, Florida, highest hidder for cash the following Civil Action No. 76.1617 CA 09 C, the real property: undersigned Clerk will sell the described Lot 10, Block L. NORTH Properly situated in said County, ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION described as; OF UNIT ONE. according to Lot 51, ACADEMY MANOR. ONE the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat 111411' UNIT TWO iW "v 16, .'.'.....-.. -."' Nw Showing - Legal Notice 'u Inc thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 24, of the PublicRecords Of Seminole County, Florida. together with Tappan Refrigerator. Comfort Pac Furnace CPF 10, Mercury Hood, Tappan Rang,, and will to wall carpeting located therein and thereon, at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11.00 o'clock AM on the 121h day of November, 1976. at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. (Court Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk JOHN M McCORMICK 501 East Ciurch Street Orlando, Florida 32401 Attorney for Plaintiff Publish ' Oct 2, 1976 DEF 12 Book Page 63, PublicRecords Seminole County, Florida, together with all structure's, im provementS. fixtures, appliances, and appurlenc,s on said arid or used in conjunction therewith, The aforesaid 'sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en tered in Civil No 4.16S3CA09 E now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, DAT F 0 thiS 1st day of November, 1916. (Seal) ARTHUR H BECKWI1H, JR, Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA. Attorneys for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 791 Orlando. Florida 32102 Publish. Nov. 2, 19/6 DEF II V1 MERLE M HARRIS. JR., and EUNICE L. HARRIS, a a EUNICE LA DONA HARRIS, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO. Merle M Harris, Jr., and Eunice L. Harris, a k a Eunice La Donna Harris Residence unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose is mor tgageon the following real property situate in Seminole County, Florida. described as follows: Lot 160 of LAKE HARRIET ESTATES, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 12, Pages IS & 16, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been tiled against you. You are required to serve a copy of your written defenSes, if any. t this action on SMITH arid HAYDEN. PA. Attorneys for Ihe Plaintiff, whose address is 1316 Barnett Bark .Buildlngr Jacksonville, Fla Florida 32202, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before December W. 1976. otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the re'ief demanded In the Complaint, WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on his 29th day of Oc. tober. 1976 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court BY1 Martha T. Vihten Deputy Clerk Publish: Nov. 2. 9, 16, 23, 1976 DEFI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1771 NATIONAL, HOMES AC CEPTANIb CORPORATION, Pliintilf vs PHILLIP CARLTON REHFUSS and LOUISE REHFUSS. hiS wife, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure dated October 79th, 1976 and entered in Case No, 741711 the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in arid 10.' Seminole County, Florida, wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC CEPTANCE CORPORATION, is Plaintiff, and PHILLIP CARLTON REHFUSS and LOUISE REHFUSS. nis wile. areoetrnlmnts, I Will sell the the highest and best bidder for Cash at the West front door of the Seminole County Courttiocjse, Sanford. Florida. at 'log AM. on the 12th day of November, 1974, the following described real estate located, Situated and being in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lot II. SAN LANTA. THIRD SECTION. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book I). Page IS, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. said propers- being the same asset forth in the Final Judgmenl of foreclosi,,r, Dated this 29th day of October, 1916. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. .,. ,err, Ulf IIis Cir,usI Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Public; Nov I. 19/6 DEF I; 22r, øiiiir 18--Help Wanted crs N 5 8' LFN's, Aid, Ad companion Need" mnirwiteiy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNT'. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTIJN NO. 76.1770 F-EE.ERA NATIONAL MOR TGAGE SSOCIATION, Plaintiff, Vs. JAMES A. REVELS, at us, t at Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a ,Final Judgment of foreclosure dated October 79th. 1976 an entered in Case No. 76-1770 of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION is plaintiff, and JAMES A REVELS and MARILYN R. REVELS, his wife, and AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES and MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. INC. are defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash if the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at 1100 on the 12th cMyol November, 1916. the following described real estate located, situated and being in Seminole County, Florida, to wit Lot 25, Block 29, DREAMWOLD SECTION 1, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1. Page. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida said property being the same as set forth in the Final Judgment foreclosure. Dated this 29th day of October, 1976 (COURT SEAL) Arthur N Beckwith, Jr ClerK of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish Nov 2, 1976 DEF9 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'1791.CA 09-8 PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New Jersey. Plaintiff, vs JACKIE D. UNDERWOOD. es ux. et W. Defendants MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO WILLIAM KILDAY ROSS Residence and Address Unknown and to any and all other parties claiming any right, title, and or interest fl and to the following described property, to wit . Lot 97. OAKLAND HILLS AD DITION. according to the put thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 90. Put,li RerdsoI Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage on the above described property has been instituted against you In the of the Eighteenth Judicial .iruiI, in and for Seminole County, Florida You and each you are hereby required to file your Answer with the Clerk of the Circuit CoUrt.andserveacopytherfupon VICTOR E 'WOODMAN, of the firm of Wiriderweesjle, Hines, Ward & Woodman. PA. Post Office Box ISO. Winter Park, Florida 37159, At Wheys for Plaintiff in the above styled action. on or before the 10th day of November 1976 If you fail to do sSo. Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in Complaint This Notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive weekS in the Evening Herald, WITNESS the hand of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, this the 51h day of October 1916. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk WlP.DFIJFFrSi F HAlli L'". WARD Post Office Box SW) Winter Park, Florida 37159 Publish Oct ¶2, II. 26, Nov 7. 1916 DEE 69 UnfurnishcJ -- Companion or couple, live in. cooking and light housekeeping housekeeping Free room and board 671 7576 or 3229135 2 BR apartment in pleasant Mayfair neighborhoodAir conditioner heater, wall to walt carpeting, remodeled kit'hen, pOrch. yard wth grapefruit trees Call 372 9309 or 112 1795 evengs ni -- SALCOHOLAPROBLEM! IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON FACED WI TN A DRINKING PROBLEM P'hip3 Alcoholic Anonyenovi Can Help Call 123 4547 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave.. across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford & Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs Courteous 1 Day Service. We want your Thanks boSh,e - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. In RE: The Marriage of JAMES M CROCHER. Husband and SHEILA CROCHER, Wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO: JAMES M. CROCHER 2702 Red Lion Squire Maitland, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been tiled against ,ou and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to it on J RUSSELL HORNSBY, At, torney for Wife, whose address $311 N Rosalind Avenue, Orlando. Florida 32401, and fill the original with Ihe Clerk of the above styled Court on or before December 3, 1V76, otherwise a judgment may be en tfCd against you for the relief demanded In the petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this 22nd day of Oc. tober. 1976. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk Publish, Oct. 26. 'Nov 2. 9, 16, 1976 DEE 13.5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. fl-tI4S.CA.0S.A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Plaintiff, "V ra..n.,,,,..., at Sanford Florida, the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale to the highest and Den? bidder for cash the following described real property Lot Il, Block A. CRYSTAL SHORES. according t the Plat thereof as recorded in Put Book 11, Pag0,tcqec0rd50t51m1f101e County, Florida. and together with all structures, and improvements on said real properly and fixtures attached thereto This sale 5 made Pursuant to a Summary Judgment entered In Civil Action No 761165 CA09 A now pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida DAT ED thIs 1st day of November, 1916 (Seal) Arthur H. BCcliwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 2, 1976 OEF 13 ii.. .• c_t., r..... --________ DIVORCE FORMS- For free in formation write to: Box 791, Pompano, Fla. 33061. I New 'iodCrn sngip I & bedroom .ipIs .incJ (On'iplelely furnished studio apartments Conveniently lotated& beautifully landscaped Abundant Storage (including attic) and "GE Energy EI'iciency Package", From $145 Call 323 3301 between I & Educational Child Care for as low as $2, weekly If you qualify, 373 or 323 5435. Babysitting In home, fenced yard near Lake Mary %coot, one block off Lake Mary Blvd. 3230671 18-Help Wanted - . LPN, Ito 12 Shift. Geriatric ex perience preferred. Apply In person. Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center, 950 MCIlOnvilIi Ave. Luxury Patio Apartments ) ' Bedroom Apts. 'rNC)'. Kitchen Equipped -WE S1LL SUCCESS.201 Commercial 32) 5116 Adult-Family OtR 1.1 T TI F it. f • !CS5Ofl iiI iJo \411age $I RegiLor ': Value , --i-j " ' ' • GOOD ALL DAY I., Famous For Good Taste 7 OUs /eo/pe FRIED CHICKEN )PEN DAILY 11A M. TIL? 10 PM-FRI. £ SAT. lIt. tO:KP M 1105 French Awi (Hs,*.ly 17 91) Sanford 3 BR. Pi bath mobile hQm, Wintt hr Springs 3I7,ogg olbert Realty , F. t: IJ 1587 or 312 0611 vs DEL TOCIA L,lkc' Gleason water way Close 10 shopping First area 7 BR, 2 bath home on large corner 0? Central heat and air, Florida room, scre en porch, dock, 16 It Cabin cruiser included $35000 6;1- DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardw,ck, Broker DIloni 668 6611 -- 141/ Elm Ave Perfect for retir ees or good in ve s tment 7 BR. 1 bath older remodeled home Huge lot With mature citrus, oaks and garden already in Owner will carry financing at low interest with low down $11,300 UppIand t Park I" J I QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 1. I l 4 Bedroom et3th Mod) Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting ifitIlCi IiI('i lit(i'Iit i,U#II'.! __ ____________ f '. lippland Park Homes By .::."'.I STRUCTION Inc. W71 W 15th For Sanford. Fla k 1i . I ' -. ... Appotntmenl Call 305 322)10) Wilson PlAce 189.000 - 4 59 ) Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32401, on or before November I/.1974, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the Plirritilf' attorn..y or immediately Ibefeafter otherwisi a default *ill be entered against you for the relief dem4,yed In the Complaint. WITNESS my hind and the seat of this Court. Ibis 111h day of October, 1976 tSeaIi Bunker Lane 522.500 '-' 7 bitti, 3 BR, I' bath. "lary lIly S I Blvd S14.500 StemperReaItor rend) Eves 322 1196 -- 122 .1991 327 41v4 3?? 1984 - ______'- --- - SOuth Seminole Uniter $5 '0) Lakefront Contemporary -. ' 3 OR, I' i bath, red brick. Must Sell Willi ng to talk terms 120.00' Phone 373 8602 ' 42-'?v¼bile Homes table, 6 mcnlh old, A 1 condition, 1209 Palmetto 137 659 -- '05 F ,imn.ly Rrnt,i Used Office .-_ . 78.-!'MtorcyCles -----. - Moircycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 123 Jt6óor 7237/10 --- --. --- - - ---'----- , -' - - ' - looks & runs good. $90) Ph 373 _______ III? alter I All cars clean, inspected, nice 1969 -.. ---------=: 64-'-'Equipn'nt Rent -. -.- __ VI Ranchero $795. 7 /0 VW Bugs $4934. 1S. 71 Masenick ôcylinoer s 11 9S. 12 Pinto 200051195, very nice camper and pick up 11395, 1970 Ford Station wagon 9 oassenger $195. 67 Ambassa dor $295 Reel's - 1109 Sanford Ave. 32 3 ¶980. for -_ _. ----._ Steam Cican You Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 3225151 - - -. . 66-Horses JEWELRY I FIR * '' I 1311 ef''ficiency with kit chenelte Central air, carpet. Screened Porch ncitrus lreeson big lOt Only 176.900 Call 628 6049 LARRY SAXON INC. REALTOR - 1967 Pontiac Lernans. 7 door, keyst one mags. good c ondition Asking $ 52.5 Ph. 122041111 Ii year old quarter horse mare wi sa ddle and bridle, $130 Phone 323 162/ BONANZA OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You Set the reserved price No charge other than $5 registration fee unless eh vicle is sold Call 901 255 5311 for further deta ils . GENTLE PONY Broke for Children Phone In 176/ Now availdble- Costume jewelry with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE it an amazing SO Pc, oft retail For a complete catalog of savinas send $1 ( refundable with first order to The Now Dyess Co., P0 Box 2141, Sanford, Fl 3777 Winter Spri ngs - Immaculate) 7 bath with many extras Must we to ,ipprci'iate Call 327 0531 _______________ 67A-Feed - . . WEEK'S SPECIAL 12 Per cent Steer FAttener, S3 20 per 30 lb bag or SITS per ton THIS kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, C ounter tops Sinks tnsallat,on available Bud Cabeli 327 8057 anytime '69 Cougar, ov erhauled motor, good condition, 1995 Call 723 19U after 4pm UNICORN FEEDS 595 Secondary LOnQwuiAJ. Fl Portable air compressor. 'Soeed;.. I; hp Dayton mot or 20 gal ASME air tank Delivers I 6 CFM .11 100 P51 Twin Cylinder unit 'ncludeS regulator, pressure " air guage. 25 ft hose wIts quick disconnects, 25.11 10 3 drop cord. $350 firm 327 7182 tt .5 ' 4.'? 831 lttO 67-Livestod.c ...- Poultry 197S Corve?te, orange, T.Top, loaded Call after 5 p.m 3220148. . For Sale GOLDEN P4PN RAM !, snEEP 34.5 3756 - 1973 Maverick, standard trans , air, 11600 or $400 do wn and take o ver payments. 643 5297 68-Wanted to Buy Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks For information call Ray or Jack Mink, 5)1 1311. - Schwinn 7 speed tandem bee, generator liQht5, Speedometer. ______________________________ mirror, like new 671 4153 YOU NAME IT.) BUY IT! SANFORD AUCTiON 323 7 310 WILSON MAlE P FURNITURE BUY- SELL -TRADE lIt 315 E F irS? St 372 5622 - 51-Household JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. '/2 arid Casts ton Antiques Consignments wanted Hi way 16 Auction Galleries. 322 6972 sell our trade ri furniture at low Once's Good selection. We - COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 1236317 511161 n' EM ____________ '73 Models Call 323 5570 or 534 4605 Dealer WANT TO BUY 7 or 3 bedroom modern home. Sanford or DeBary '67 Ford Ranch Wagon. AC, new area also large tree sh aded lat paint , excellent condition. $550. Write P O Boy 25.67. Sanford, Phone 6481712. Florida 32711 - YEAREND Plow iiie's thiS sound' A hiram COnSStiny 01 sunken con Vf".itiOri pt. f i replace, calnednal t'ili,ic4, 'great room" concept, ('A l in i',it(ihn, Sunken tub, wo od ed lot and wall to wail plush car JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY peting This 3 BR beauty , nearing completion and will Sell Br'.), tn 1:2 7 i'i As soc 321 0.483 for under 533.000 but You better NOel Day hurry LAKEFRONTS DON'T - LAST ' Call Carole Jordan, Realt or Associate JOHNNY WALKER CLIFF JORDAN, REAL TOWI Reg Real Estate Broker J9 Hwy 131. Lovsg*'uod General Contractor 5)1 5212 12? 6.457 - 80-Autos for Sale FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff - s Garden Centel tot (fiery Ave Carpet Cleaning - Deep steam the dirt away KuIp Decorat or s, 372 5 PARK . 2 3 35 I BARGAIN 3 BR, I bath hOme carpeted. AC. Pt (hen equipped Assume lir5t mortgage. $157 91 monthly and pay very small down paymen t to move in No qualifying urn m ediate poss ession - - - Multiple Listing Service Lake Mary-- 3 tIP, lii bath new homes. Under $25,000 with lets than 1/50 down Govemnmr,t hiding By builder, 814 16.19. Equal Housing Oprxirlun,ty Cars & Trucks Any year Ihru 19/6 models 7 dayS week Call collett. 365 2131 -I NELSON'S Used Restaurant Equipmen t Chars, tables, dcii, case, scale. wattle iron, char broiler. etc 7170 ANYTIME MORE CASH lilt Super Bect:e, ir.spe cicd Oct. 76. Guananted reconditioned auto batteries. $12 95 exchange. RFFL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave - - 62Lawn-Garden . -________ - BUY JUNK CARS - from $10 to 130 Call 3721621 after I p rn Furniture _______- for Sale - L "acl-"r Wanted __ ,'.'c,,oj or Stei'i (IrSicS, (''C-(utiyC ditSi' t. cmiars. secretariat desks & lnacrs, Straight Chairs, filing cabinets, as 5. Cash and carry NOLL'S Casseiberry. Il 97. 3301206 SEIGLER HEATER Like New.' iPnice 37287 90 322-2420 ST. --- Autos 77- For Wrecked or Junk 60-Office Supplies -- 2105 Narcissus Ave. Country bargain just redvce,1 3500 ThiS I OR, 2 bath is in ex. Cellent Condition and priced right At 577.300 113 Mu's? Sacrifice 1973 Streamline, 3,3 it Gregory Mobile Homes, 38173 Orlando Drive, 323 5200 _______________ _______________________________ l,ii'i,ts A'iiiIea 511--Miscellaneous -- 2 - Rummage, Plant & Bake Sate Saturday, Nov 6. 9 to S. Congregational Christian Church Annex, 2401 Park Ave. Sanford Waled Merchandise LAKE MARY - Hollis St - Fish in large Lake Mary or curl up in front of your fireplace This custom 3 BR, 2 bath tias a dream kitchen and much more. Priced night S i,Ili", - - Pr ,dOl(' (tu,c'r PhflC 31/ S5il Vehicles 75-Recreational 54 Garage Sales - -- ROBSON MARINE 2928 Hwy 17 2 322 5961 - Siritor 9991 4 _______________________________ 10 Acres, wooded, in Paola on hard road, near Wilson Place Priced right Call 3231991 47-Real Estate iii ------------- 16' Giaspar, 75 HP Evinrude & Trailer, 5500 322 1853 ----- - Garage sates are in season. Tell the People about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald 3222611. 131 55-Boats & Accessories - -'---- IL 0' SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS E"rpIy your carport or garage Make 15$ and have fun swapping too! Bring your articles to Movieiand Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south 17 97, every Sunday. 9 a m t S p m NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone377 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm any nigh? 53-TV.Radio. Stereo I to 5 ACRE tracts Paved road, trees HOuSC or mobile home Terry Realty, Realtor, 6210711 --- - Trade .. Black & white PhIco 19" IV, por- S CITY 29 P4Irn,'tti) Ave JU.? "shed Lovely tree Shaded I BR, 1 baits home on extra large lot, Priced within your budget ,, $ 17.000 - ------- 10-Swap & ____ Stenstrom Realty " _ ------ -_________ 372 7198 I OR mci4il bme, I t),ith, air Co ndition. utility shed Call 323 1516 after I p ii, COUNTRY HOME - 25 acres. 6 r oo ms, 3 BR & 2 bath. large screened patio, pool, barn, pony, small tractor and attachments All fenced 3 years Clii 17 mdes east on Hwy 115 $19.500 Will small house in Sa nford on trade Good terms 321 0964 or 32.21792 I Acres 18000 1/1 1977 Volkswagen III, good con ditiOri. also 196$ Volkswagen Bug, 5200 Call 322 3969 - ORiENTAL RUGS WANTED ''P i:r:t's. uSe-tl. Any condition '-li 1176 '/Irm'rr Pit East I I - -_____________ '68 Dodge Coronet, 2 door. V S. air, R8.H, A I shape. 1100. Phone 32) 4568 after 5 pm JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Ii'? 6123 Ohis 4, 11 1" ',122 21'2 Sion I 251 5 3rd 'ji,otlage. ) rooM&L I bath$00 5i Like Mary III P'ione I,OP'IGWOO(i IL ..i Ye (i ' he , 8 1 0 1703 liner homes and a b;l t,u, I OR. Ii bath Beautiful shag carpet WYNNEWOOD I OR himily and vinyl lie Fence-a, nice lawn room, range, refrigerator large Aith large trees, serene. Quiet lot Nice and clean S20 $00 $23.50) I Aluminum Siding -- FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A 2 5%/ oR $ 7375 9 Reduction v / Our A HOME' Shiv? clown payment to Qualified buyers I 811. Ij baths, central heat, refurbished A', i0* Ii lIf 00) can coser your home wih aluminum 4. Sdtfit System Also Roofing, GuI?rs 20 Yr$ ep Eagle Song Co 651 9563 j . I "7!7 S F T.'Ep.ICPI Ren'oc)iiniq AcIdut.ons Adr A011. L.crviSrsl Bonaeti Free .'t rr.i'r 373 6038 __________________________ 1Q,',F P3 BEAUTY SALON -lOnmni,'ni1 Pf,ar.elt S Ite.tu'-, N,.i,i, )TO E i inst In P12 _______________________ ' I Cleaning (Ssii) -- - Resud,nt,ii or , Sanford's newest res id ent ia l nt'ighbdrh.Nld New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM FOR INFORMATION CALL $25l000 By 1MV WC0 CONSTRUCTION CONPAN'f A Subsidiary Of WiIir'r Industries Rrnflcit, 7 -. I h,,1')IAA7A , BUILDER. DEVELOPER Sewing AltenatlooL Dress M.'ic.g Ori', Upt'ols?ery _____________ ' Ads Results And That's A Fact leo' Well Drilling Landscaping & Lawn Care Heater Cleaning All brands of oil heaters cleaned Serviced Call Ralph at 37359S4 after 3pm - 3220101 IWOPLUSTWOISFOUR And nd 'hitS A Fact! A -- - EQUIPMENT i.' ".,rin*j. Mowing. Dicing. iii Din, Clay, Rock. Sand Backhot Loader Ph 3326827 ii1,.',P4Ev AP400ARAGE CLEAN UP Phone lsu/I and Immediate occupancy FOR INFORMATION CONTACT f III 1867 'JRCWM PEST CONIRO,. .. 2S62 Park Drive 372 5565 ---i-: LiGPITPIAULIPIG4.'nARD Homes ready for your inspection Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Fye-e- esIirn.4les ESTEPSOPI LAUD CLEARING ' i,,ilijOl rig. Excavating. Ditch work ia.,, la p soil is; Hauling Conventionril.5°o Down 323•7O8O ía Land Clearing ','.I-.s-!in ElCIr. liivalri4i iomm.rCial, Residential Free Estimate's 25)3 Elm Ave 322 i i17) VA Financing -Nothing Down of FHA Another F ne Development ,',i 1 Electrical ___ . WodFmere DIRECTIONS: In Sa nford .Weston 25th St. off 17.92 '. Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive - 11 11 1- kepa.rs. Guttcr,nj Cement SOUTH - Pest Control Commercial - equipp ed kitchen. Shag carpeting throusjhout. Ceramic tile b,III1S Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard Fully scddciJ lot. Convenient to schools and shopping - No maintenance tees p m. __ ' repair Service 339 8,177 S Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully MODEL OPEN: .%hILLIOP4S OF DOLLARS in PNI .5 5ld duly in tt5g Classified ads Nothing snithil 000cc? thaI Electr(al,'ccivmo,ng retnigerat iIr Heating, Ice Mach i n es . Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Cleaning Pt I Box I/ICC. -. Full Yard Service -- Spninl(Ier repaired, mulch & plaS?ic eliminates weeds forever Tr eed & shrubbery pruned & removed. Trash hOuled No lob 100 small 1. 2994601 between 7 1. S __________________________ -- SOFA&CHA1R SHAMPOOED Only 135 _______________________ Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden, home. 1267 square feet of living area as It I C E SHEPHERD Painting. Remodeling General Repjr Call 123 MIS Ar Cond,ticn*ng For Iree estitnates, call Carl Harm's at SEARS -n Sanford 322 .-._!!i__ 171 22,]25 ___ . Phone 322 3558 NOW - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen. IS? 1399 - ' I .29.6eO iSCbt'Jrdi ., liii:,.. R-p.i rs Room AdcJit2n., Concrete 'i'dork F'.t.nting CarpenIr i'ork. ceramic Tile. Alum Enclosu res P1 6125 Free Es?imi,e's (,s'O WITT REALTY Peg Real Estate Broke-n IJi Landscaping & Lawn Care , ____________________________ Beauty Care NEED 372 0779 ORIGIN!! PRICE i range, refrigerator 121.80) 321-0041 Largest Model Townhouse Home Improvements - SPANISH STYLE STUCCO C or ner lot 3 OR. to,'mai dining. CUSTOM HOME I BR, 2 bath' fl a well established neighborhood Ueiulilul carpeting throughout Large closets Garage All latest appliances Close to shopping, schools and churches 1)1.900 MI, S REALTORS Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr Clerk of the Clrcs.-It Court By Cherry Kay Travis Opuy Clerk PD)ith Oct. 17, 19. 26, Nov 7, 1914 DEE it batts. F '' Realtor Forrest Greene Inc. SI') 68 1 3 PEAL 1011 S ______ River View Pool home. 3 BR, 2 bath, 536.00(1 Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO DONALD S. CARVEIRO and I'IURMA R CARVIERO. E -- WE BUY FURNITURE MittindAuCli0fl 319 dll6 fall free from Sanford K ENMOPE WASHER, parts, Service, used machr',es i'r)flHE Y APPL lAtICES Cal I Bart LAKE MARY Sparkling) OR, 11 ba th home with Florida room, rentrat heat & air A plpisure to ,-wn $23./9) New F hA _41117 . 52-Appliances - P. Buy ion Used furniture, appliances. Ipot5, CtC Buy I or ¶001 items Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave oi 5.rg'r's 'p Touch .ard S,'w i i h fl's 1 '.s .'- bilanCent 115 SOor pa -i li so per month Will take trade in Singer eqUipped to zig iig & mak e button holes Balance of 156 IS or 10 payments of $6. Call credit manager, 372 9111 or see at -" to Cash 322.4132 I et A Classified Ad help you find more ropm for storage Classified Ads hind buyers fast SALES RECITALS 817W lt St - Sit ord 32 2 Sail rir 3?? 7157 i'ter Hr _________ 68Wanted SANFORD SEWING CENTER 30/ E 1st 5?, Downtown BALL REALTY Eyes 32 3 3 Wm. H. L'l!l: __ o Reg Ppil Estate Broker MUST SELL - 2 BR block, city utilities II? Club Road, Sanford Big $500 refrigerator and air conditioner included at $li,900 or best offer Broker, 6)1 0171 Tuesday, Nov. 2, 197-3B FUTURA BY SINGER - Builder's own 3 or I BR, Vi bath. Priced below re-production costs. 161.500 Jenny Clark Realty, 32'7 1595 PEt.c ?QU CRANK (OUST REALTY REALTORS_S 30 6061 Lake ) Peg Peal Estate Broker 263 5 5 Sanford Ave 371 0l59eves 372 /611 COUNTY t5cardili Ave -. Acreage Plaintiff, DONALD S. CARVEIRO and P CAP.VEIRO, ht:',slle. ci M. - Pinecre.sl- 3 BR. 1 bolts, 119.300 MOR poration organized and existing under the lawS of the United States f America, . Kingswood Court- 3 $77,900 323.7832 - TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor wfsoSe address is 305 North Magnolia .... - CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.lNl-.cA.oe. E NATIONAL - I BR. 2 bath, i acres. VanSurci Ave. Lake Mary $39,500 Managed si.000 Fl 51-Household Goods Winter Springs ' 3 BR. 2 bath, large family room, lance fenced yard. near new school Immaculate MuSt See to appeciate Low down pajment Let's talk 83 1 1438 _____________________________ [STAT ES -. 700 Cherokee Circle This) BR, I bath home iS nestled in the oaks on corner lot with well manicured yard Just $19,700 323-5774 Anytime GENEVA- I acre land on Jun91e Road Nice double wide mobile home $15.530 Hal 7 I block, country kitc'ien, screened porch, large lot, owner holding dn . $150 mo $13,900 'UNLAND REALTOR, MLS multiple sing Service COUNTY, FLORIDA. FEDERAL LARGE FAMILY. Spacious 3 BR 2 baths With family room & workshop Only $ 11.500 Harold Hall Realty , "' ___________- NOTICE TO BUYERS- $100 Down bme Call to "e Real Peg 103W 1st 5? 173 6941 p1 373 0511 eves WEAL TOWS '. - LIGHT & CHEERY.- Impressive 3 LIGHT BR. 7 bath, huge family room, choice Ravenna Park area $31.900 M. UNSWORTH REALTY ( LAKES IDE APART 17-92, Sanford rom Ranch Hup PETRUSKA BOWEN & Mc DONALD, Plaintiffs attorney, " IS 327211 Alter Noun flI 3991 322 O64 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lot 3 and the West 25 feet of Lot 2, DiOtA J. in the Nisurve, Of dI'XK 1, WILDMERE. City of Longwood. as recorded in Plat Book I, page 50 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida ha; b4itii IiII'd against you and you are rerjjired to serve a copy of your written defense's, if any, to it, on Julius 0 Petruska, ROWLAND. I- Estate '.''rey s ,avaI,lbi' for SuhSid,zei housing in rural areas No dow ii.tirnent, rnonhl.i P.iyrnerit5 ,'s thin rent 'Iarjflers\. Sonford, Fla, _322•209O 41-Houses Ravenna Pink 109 Satsuma Drive By Owner 3 OFt, 7 bath, ww carpet, central heat & air, pa ne led family room overlooking 16' it 32' pool with Slide 535.000 Call 372 67/7 EXECUTIVE HOME Beautiful "like new" 1 Or, 2 bath, Choice Loch Arbor area. Extra large tree Shaded yard 553.900 If You Qualify -. 505 W. 25th 5t. ' House In 3 Months tifltu"fl,Shint 135 3 liP. 11 7 bath, fully nrpa'lr*J. central heat & air, large fenced yard, tinge workshop, plus metal utility bldg 323 1008 You Can Have Your - Full time, permanent position available for well qualified ap pllcant Good working conditions and employe benefits Salary commet'lsural, with training and experience. Payroll experience desired but not required Please write, giving full details of training and experience to' Box 616, c 0 Evening Herald, P.O. box 1657. Sanford, Fl, 321/I BOYS & GIRLS Age Limit Do you need extra Christmas money? Part time work available immediately. one week only. Tremendous earnings See Wayne Linville at Holiday Inn. Sanford. Saturday, Nov. 6 at I pm Sharp Parents welcome Room turn duplex, 24th St . 1st & last mo ply's ISO dep After S. call 323 5681 One Bedroom From CLERK-TYPIST - COUNTY $9,500 2 BR furnished, including washer and freezer. New roof, many psIrds _.-_-__ 107W Commercial Phone 322 7811, Sanford - They 're Hot " For Rent or For Sale 3 BR. l'i bath, den, paneled, water sof levier $3000 4. assume Payments $ts. p 'flOtitti 37) 9175 QuIet, One Story - Get Em While ''7o6Ih. deluxe and spacious $300 mo plus depotit 372 3387 Studio, 1. 23 fillt, I OR apt . t 1'g,p . A C. carpeted .idult, no pets, s 172 2296 wk ats after i - Peg Real Estate- Broker Jim Hunt Realty, In C. 1324 Park Dr Realtor 321 9294 - JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC - 3 BR. t tiled bath, carpeted eneva throughout central heat and air lot in Sanford. $145 ~G ardens On large sr'iady month Phone 668 6311 Wanted-- Lazy Salesperson ac Customed to high standard c4 living Call 123 55-42 - ' W. GAR NE IT WHITE 41 -Houses two bedroom Scurt, 10Adults Preferred 3?? - OVIEDO FTU - Dupicars Furn or _______________ 6670 or 373 1515 Unturn . Wooded. Home SIC Os RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 383 3771 32 Houses UnfUrnlshed ____________ -- - 31A-Duplexes 3 Room apartment, 2nd floor rear, utilities included Ill W Third St , Sanford 372 2750 I Real - 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Care $4 mo References I OR Trailer in Paola 3 12 4820 Liticieny $113 Utilities nd Call 377 4470 Aplrtr REALTY TA F F Reg lIt-al Estate Broker I 00 F 25th SI 377 6433 34--Mobile Homes - Sanford COut ER Furnished - Cic',in furnished list floor, apt Private entrance Adults Only. 0l Palmetto. Sanford NOW LEASING ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free, 611 2027 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens --_______________ 1 WELAKA APARTMENTS tllW 1st St 32) 0526 One 4. 2 Bedroom apartments furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Corn, See E Airport Blvd . Sanford, 37) lit? '_ ' ______________________________ ROBERT F McDANIEL, at aI. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 15th day of November, 1976. at II OOa m. at the West Front Duo.' of .- MONTHLY RENTALS AVAIIAE Color Iv, airCond Maid Se'rv QUALITY INN NORTH 14. SR 1)4, Longwood 561 1000 BAMBOO COVE APIS ¶ 41-Houses BAT EMAN REALTY By Owner- 7 BR, I bath, Florida room, carport, fenced backyard, corner lot Wall to wall carpet, furniture, 7 air conditioners, washer, dryer, drapes, Will S.icnilit 511.9(t) 372 7455 SUNLAND Nice 3 BR. furnishe' on large fenced corner lot, C. WW carpet, prefer older coupl Call or write I 904 579 9712, Pt 7, Boa II? FE, Green Cove SpringS. Fl 37013 Will '.Piow Sat 106 I0 Azalea In Sanford Senior (itilPfl I , modern deluxe, ground f1oor, $143 Sanford ideal for retired person I month Also furnished apart FiR, up5tair, quiet neighborhood n.c'nts, $100 month 1)1) 3735019 540 month 6)1 0990 days For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 171 4557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771 Intl him listed in our Business Service Directory 7 or 3 BR. nice yard, water l in fished 7 miles from Sanfor d. AduitS on( No pets 977 -. -.tIOS -. " 30-Apartments Un'furnishJ NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll Wnter Springs 1 OR, pxrelIiit ondtion, min ii',Isp 6 inns $765 '''ii No Ws P1.'.ir ',(tui'ijl 11/ 031 Rentals his wile Residence. Unknown 49 Immaculate 3 OR. 2 bath, carpete garage. garage, fenced yard $145 mont h "37491. 33-Houses ', WV ________--_________________ Profitable, clean fish business for SAN MO PA k .1 2 1 l'4dr000 sale (Only I in Defl.iry) (ill 105 tr,IICC PtS A,jt A. i,ii. p,ri. '.65 .5934 after 6 P m ,','i'i'h i' ISIS l4v' 17 92, Santorci 1,1) op 25-Loans I Furnished .j to buy Is? or ?)00MelIonvilie Ave 2nd mortgagps at discount 7.4 t'four approvil Call Daytona (9011 672 8135 Air carpeted, Quiet I and 2 bedrooms, $123 t $133 month AdUltS Phone 322 1510 4-Personals BP.. 1 11,111, '.-'ilral heat & I,ti'.,ly mi • cj,ar,qe-, large f(uii t'il a.,irrt sep,ir,ite StUdio $3 000 eQuity 4, ,)ScUrn x loan of 5J1.OiJO 171 050 3 rc. Lake Mary Single house. I 13P. living room, Combination kitchen dining room, shower 372 1797 24-Business Opportunities 3 -Apartments Furnished 4-Personals - , ' - 31-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnished EveningHerald, Sanford, - -- -. 30'Ap1irtments too IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.1540 NATIONAL HOMES AC CEPTANCE CORPORATION, Plaintiff, NANCY J. BOWERS, el at NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure dated October 29th 1976 and entered in Case No, 14 IMO the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circ uit in and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC. CEPTANCE CORPORATION is plaintiff, and NANCY J BOWERS, ZALES JEWELERS. J. C. ROBERTSON,cS ba are defervjants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. it II 00 AM on the 12th day of November, 1916, the following described real estate located, situated and being in Seminole County. Florida, to wit Lot II. Block "B". SUNLAND ESTATES. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Put Book II, Page's 16 10 22. Public Records of Seminole Co. Florida sad property being the same as set forth in the Final Judgment of foreclosure Dated this 29th day of October, 1976 (COURT SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk 7 Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 704 Orange St., Altamonte Springs 32701, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of BEST TV, RENTAL, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1951. S Jack I While Publish: Oct. 19, 26. Nov 7, 9, 1976 DEE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NUMBER: 742007.CA.09.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor puraliori organized and existing under the laws of the United States, PIa:ntiff, Publish Nov 7. 1976 DEF.I0 aINice - LISTINGS .vEt. DRILLED, PUMPS SPR.NKLER SYSTEMS -- I I EXPERT LAWN SERVICE ' 1*.•i9. Cdgng, Tnimmng FreeEslimatei Phone l/9 All typo's md Sizes We repair and servic e ' . X - - To List Your Business ... Dial -' 322-2611 STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO W 7nØ $1 377 6414 or 831-9993 �48—Evenang Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 2 1976 BLON DIE chic Young WE WENT ' T0 ThE (u MEAN THE KNIFING NO .. . TAE ROT IN THE ' MOVIES LAST NGHT I THERE WA - S) SO MUCH (' VIO LENCE J '-.--j AND SHOOTING ON LOBBY WHEN THE POPCORN THE SCREEN" MACHIN2 BROKE DOWN' / 47 Shop Answer to Pvious Puzzle machines I Ands (Fr) 51 Energy unit LL!j.] i!.i-STI 1i1 TI T' i 4 And so on (2 52 Songstress E T E1...JR1tINITJ wds. Lit Fitzgerald SS£ iioIQjII abbr) 54 Greek letter N 0I 1 Summer (Fr) 55 Few (Fr) P 0 SIP R (EDJJ ID' La 56 Carl TT Douce" 51 Stuff L P E 12 Read 58 Solemn fÜ!ifl-i1ro I DfE,AISI 14 Period wonder SA'AC____ 15 lunchtime 59 Actor Sparks I1Z A 16 Detail 60 Broke bread Il Homeite A I°Lii 18 Hem DOWN 1 0) SI F Il El (Ii EINI 1' 20 Cat 23 Method 22 Most succinct 1 One (Ger I 43 Crafted 24 Shipping lane 2 Stepped on 24 Tarry hkenexs 26 Whirl 3 City problem 25 Gain by labor 44 Singer Bob 30 Arrival-time 4 Poetic saying 27 Exclamation guess (abbr) 5 Youngster 31 ollege 6 Silk fabric of annoyance 45 Company of degree (abbr) 7 Electric fish 28 Spanish people matron 32 Spawn 8 City in New 46 Malarial fever 33 Spike of corn York 29 Desire (SI) 48 Israeli round 34 Scale note 9 Enjoy a meat 30 long fish 36 New England 11 Actress dance 35 Division of cape Louiso Great Britain 49 State (Fr) 37 Actress I) Flightless 38 Conjunction 50 Identical Redgrave birds 51 Environment 40 Genetic 39 Faux pas pi 19 Novel material agency (abbr) 42 Scrap 21 Female Saint 45 Bring (abbr) 41 Storage place 53 Falsify ACROSS I I° BEETLE 1 _L BAILEY Mort Walker MEN 0 M •iuu•uuui ONE HEM on THE BORN LOSER i NEE by Art Sansom BEENE .l RI MOEN 00 • . ~Hu --UNUMEN HORMONE MIKE . on by Bob Montana ARCHIE POP I'LL. LET YOU INON A LITTLE SECRET-- - BETTWAT A GROCVY,0E4--PAINTING EACH CF YOUR FEA:(S A DIFERENT COLOR' I' VE GOT TO TRY % 'I DIDN'T HAVE ENOJGH \ I MONEY TOBUYANYIL I POij5k.$OI USEDUP J WHAT I HAD HOROSCOPE fl IWRNICF; IIEI)EOSOI, ARIES March 21-April 191 In someone with w,om you Don't become involved with have a relationship. SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) people whose ideas are not on a par with yours today. Lesser Get your work done early. types can cause serious Iiter. there will be disruptive cond.tions. Procrastination will problems. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) really put you behind the 8-ball, SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec) You should not attempt to make major changes in your work 211 It might be difficult to unhabits or procedures today. derstand why others can't see 2\0 J I / t4' I ER1:'y.ftc(4 I3EfJAzPeaEir 70D4v! 158 I I I ]60 1 I I I 'L A,, BUGS BUNNY - by Stoffel & Heimdc EE TH PlCEONS LJCVS''. r1 C'NL'V' \ DIME.' " WHY N)T -.------, -J HERE. (PuoNs/) sN1 TH.\1 CUTE HL. ( . ... REME ME R5 —1 ME FWOM LAST kC't'-. bJ' -- PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HERE THEY COME OLiVER' NOW ; JOIN IN - " IT'LL' 00 YOU , ( 44 IGOOc?., " t5 e u n 42.7wp; 'A ;• IL) FRANK AND ERNEST by Bb Tho'rei MEN'S CLOTH INC DOYU I411VE - $UIT$ WITH OPA OF MINT 4A• •'h..ft....l" 3(p,•• meaning it helps prevent the aspirin from irritating the stomach, at least to some small extent. Aspirin will burn or irritate tissue II a small piece of it allowed to remain in contact with tissue for a period of time. You can help prevent this problem by crushing it and putting it in a half cup of milk, Or you can take it with food This means it will not be absorbed as rapidly and its action in relieving pain will be delayed. however, the action will last longer. It is true that aspirin will prolong bleeding time. That is why its use in preventing strokes and heart attacks Is under study. It would probably also help prevent any of the clotting tendencies that occur in some women taking birth control pills. The lower rate of heart attacks and strokes in patients with arthritis taking aspirin was one of the early tipoff s that aspirin might be useful in this regard. I cannot recommend the use of aspirin to prevent heart attacks at this time. The value of the medicine for this purpose as opposed to it., hazards is now undergoing a massive national study. After that I done you will have a good answer about its usefulness and limitations. Two ordinary (five grain or 300 mmiilligram) aspirin tablets will double the bleeding time for as long as seven days. For this reason anyone who has any medical problems associated with bleeding should not use aspirin in any form. This In. eludes people with peptic ulcers or any tendency to bleed from the digestive system. Women I S - It l)%,'tI.I) and M e ' 07 TJ ' r . WE RE NO, I \'..t\ 1 \ . "S ' -: -- -.------ — .• • . -. . •.. . . . . - . '..' , - - Pa, \ BAREL Y NORT111 (DI A A J 10 4 VJ 3 2 &K52 W F—ST FAST £76 a V 1,' 6 6 4 2 V Q 7 5 #~ 3 #Q108 4.QJ 108 497643 sØfl V A K 10 Roth vulnerable est should not take aspirin In any form for at least two weeks before delivering a baby. IF you do not have any problem that might be associated with bleeding the of the aspirin is not IIkIv to cause you any problems and to the extent that It may have some beneficial effects In preventing heart attacks and strokes - it may Aspirin remains the best all around medicine to relieve pain in Joints or muscular aching as commonly occurs in degenerative arthritis the kind you get as you get older. You do not need to take large doses for this effect. In much larger doses, prescribed by a doctor, it can be used to decrease inflammation as occurs in rheumatoid arthritis. how much you take depends upon what is being treated. There are a number of medi cines on the market that will relieve pain and can be used For osteoarthritis, but do not decrease inflammation and cannot be used for that purpose in treating rheumatoid arthritis. To give you inure information about aspirin and related medicines you might want to use to relieve pain I am sending you The Health Letter number 88, Aspirin and Related Medicines. Others who want this information can send 50 cents with along, stamped, selfaddressed envelope for it. Just send your letter to me in care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, Tx 78282. acr' ' . -' • North it in Pass I £ .' . I'asi Pass 3V Pass 4 a Pass 6 a Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Q a ."'j " - - South looked over dummy quickly and saw that his slam contract was a mighty poor one. Then he set about to steal it. lie led a trump to dummy's ace and a second trump back to his king Then he led a low diamond! If West had played his king it would have been all over for South. but West wasn't quite up to that play at that early stage of the proceedings West played low! Now South rose with dummy 's ace, cashed his ace and SEEK & rd ailed Caner to concede early this afternoon. . 771~ '17he latest returns showed Carter carrying 23 states with 272 electoral electoral votes. Ford carried 24 states with 186 electoral FIND" . kin of h in durniny, discarded a diamond on the king of clubs, III c~l duinni)'s list club, led a tract since West was thrown in with the king of diamonds and had to lead a heart or club to allow South to ruff in dum. my and discard his last dia. mond at the same time West have put up that king of diamonds at his first opportunity Ile probably would have done just that if South had stripped the hand before leading the suit, but South madehisplayearlvand it worked. - , C; /• . - . . . / :' . / - ".'7N t \ , .- . ' •, • , T?, / / 1/ \ \ • \ \ -/ \ Dy I. I. myan ..h'M7M MI..V4T NOW, WHEN YOU MEET (iROVgF, MY EVrl'Og, XEP IN MINP HE WAS ONCE KANEP WITh A COM POSING SflCt PY 7%671t 90XIT . k. .. . ' \ I ' AN IRATE PRESSMAN, WHICH SORtA AflXr \ SCAIfEREP HIS T WE, 50 TO f7tcIC5 AT1E7a-tc1 wanw 71C &V 8OS , ' , (Do you have a question the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys w ill answer individual questions if stamped, sail-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies ol JACOB',' MODERN) " IL - ELECTIONS /_ irs 14cEY Am, :. . 5PEAJ<. :1Iji \ AT ¶3 -- C I 4bitji R I Gt'I rs - '. - , . 40 - (D- . r - ... - . " . - r • •. ' • - .' - . . ..stt.,uIIa LJI .':., - ": • -.... - .• MIAMI i AP) '- 1 .. 4 :. - • V - -S S ___ of those voting approved the financial disclosure amendment. With 3,265 precincts of 3,446 repo rted, the tia-asUft piS3J 1,4!7,779 W. .......... '; ; Florida vot- '' go to After ttk- legislature tur down a sit nilar tAll. Gov. lieubin Askew obtained petitions from a requ,tred eight per cent of the state's eligible vuters to At7TF4 Afailf1cw'. /cE? .4 Hayley French, elected president of the "Kids' flights" Party Tuesday was victory day, too, for single See VOTERS, Pg. S-A Today -, on the ballot. "I bI paI of this amendment represents the most important step we U1dhaVe taken help restore the people's faith in their Askew said in goverrunent after the votes 14, Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Crossword Editorial Dear Abb Or. Lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituarlim Lawton Elementary School, Oviedo. She beat six other pupils in a campaign involving candidates at Lawton, English Estates, Red Bug and Winter party was thewere in Springs Elementary. The Television brainchild of Moore Capers, teacher at the Gifted Voters approved two changes Weather judicial sys- Women affecting the Student Center, fled Bug Elementary. to PRESIDENT tern. The', gave 3-1 i.'unsent to to the Florida Constitution, En- system for appeals judges The eluding erie requinng most governor will continue to RU elected officials and candidates vacancies in these judicial offices, nut voters will henceforth to those uff.ces to fully disclose decide at election time whether their finances, Five other amendments were these judges remain in office. the Also accepted rejected in Tuesday's voting. amendiiient giving the Judicial the widest margin on aunendinents voting, 78 per cent Qualification, Commission - .4 .- -- ers have approved four changes establishing a merit retention at new state / By DONNAESTES Herald Staff Writer Robert French Win Approval KID'S 'KID POWER' 'in Oth e r French Wi"n s Coun, Races P P day on the absentee votes to hlaasa. dctennine that I had won. "I'm anxious to know who is the Democratic primaries, done. French said he decided to run gong to win the other two predicted more changes will be For the office in April. "II took made in the commission by the races," he said. French, who easily .iefeated voters two years hence unless six Long months," he said. incumbent Commission business is conducted in the Commissioners will take office Chairman Michael Hattaway in way that the people want it Nov. 16. Disclosure, cor I L EY.Ju cg e Mer i t She's Fo r -. Y". IT'S VA KI1{C1II ( FF ' VQT - e . qualms about Jimmy Carter Republican opponent Vince Perry of Winter Springs and and their respect for Ford's ex6,692 to the former Democrat perience in office, an Associ- turned Independent Tom ated Press poll showed. Binford. Carter won by coaxing SUpWilliams, meanwhile, port from the traditional Demoreceived 19,194 to Gunter's cratic blocs, despite their feel(Herald III by Rick Wells) 18,896 for the district three spot ings, expressed in the survey, and Kirchhoff received 18,1139 to County Commissioner Richard Williams (Rthathe has promised more than Alexander's 18,255. Longwood) whcse re-election may depend on th he can deliver and that he will The counting of the absentee absentee ballots supervises the ballot counting by be a less than excellent ballots will determine which Frances Leahy (left) and Madeline Luttrell of president. political party will be the Elections Supervisor Camilla Bruce's office. The foniner Georgia governor drew strong support from the French said today that he is Williams was appointed to the official county canSee 'TIME' Page 3A "glad I didn't have to wait all vassing board by Commission Chairman Mike 561% r8E7M?&7 ZTOi / j '.'.T .J - F ItENCH ,,thuhUhh1,h1 by Garry Trudeau Si6'(_Wy ' , - IPI . - , ".." Ballot Party Precinct Campaign Plurality Primaries Candidates Politics Recall Electors Polls Voting Tomorrow: Federal Reserve /t'fh\DRE ,flY , Neither Ford, the first in- John Alexander (D-Sanford) for the district five seat. term cumbent denied It had been thought was Ce Her Alezar.cr might chaUenge the 1932, nor swept from office n his running mate, Sen. Bob Dole absentee ballots because a box not appear alter his name. f 1 d1. d I L'I4i,-,n C. er Republican "victory Camilla Bruce said today the A White House spokesman form of the ballot had been said Ford had gone to bed bewas declared the approved by Secretary of State fore Carter Bruce Smathers' office. winner. The unofficial tally gave Voters' desires for a change in Washington overcame their French 16,901 to 13,726 For his \'\ \ ' TUMBLEWEEDS , - .. . , /' / • / for The experts? Write 'Ask ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box It in. AV - \ 'Vs,,'"'. . .1.-. Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back- - . . . Mondale: Intense Man, Page 8B MVOLYTRAPULAYE KNODA RETURNS EM I R PR E CI N ES THE ~41 •i Allp . ' county commission in The popular vote totals from Tuesday's election, but names per cen of the winners of two other cincts gave Carter 36,505,737 positions on the board remain in and Ford 34,519,511. Limbo today, awaiting the "I pray that I can live up o official official tally of 2505 absentee sour confidence and never disballots. appoint you," Carter told jubiIn the race for the district laM supporters in Atlanta after three seat on the commission, the results were clear 298 votes separate intime for us to get together to only correct our inistakes, to ans~er cumbent flepublican Richard Williams and Democrat Dave difficult questions and to make Gunter with Williams holding our nation great." Carter praised Ford as "the the lead. A surprLse appeared as the roost formidable opponent polls closed Tuesday when anyone could possibly have. William E. Kirchhoff IllAnd he called his defeated opa nford) was leading b 584 ponent 'a good and decent S ,, votes former Commissioner - , - • A(Joriare:derwantsto know if the late was a tier1 br i dge 1w than h a ilbur Whitehead 'ri.. -. These were two of me greatest authorities on auclion bridge Work was a better teacher and writer, but Whitehead was a better player. Both were too old to make a really successful transitlon to contract, • He Started as 'Jimmy CLEGELLOCLAROTCELEC TNEDNEPEDNIPEPT EL RAPRESNHOVRVOI SO OSLENAGTE IOSC CVO RPVCNIPDMTRA ITCH T R T C A T I AUOEANON I M E Y D E T A B L Y MR A T I LAOTTRT LESLOIHCG T U N AE P E R OCPHRIOV PEBLDAL.FO P M A CSE L A A C A M P A C A ND D A T ES L E M B S L OP I ER E MAR VII E V 0 D -KLTICKETUCNGIAPMAC 6Pff - J' .iit ii \ 't / yff I%('ItV DOONESBURY ,-: . . - - WHINGTON (AP) ident-elect Jimmy Carter's long, once-solitary journey from Plains, Ga., will carry him to the White [louse In January with a victory forged from the traditional Democratic party coalition of the Old Soh and industrial North. Carter was declared the vic(or over President Gerald Ford early today when his electoral vote total reached Z2, two inore than the 270 needed for election. Wisconsin was the state that put Carter over the / / / •/ / / / ' Eight-three per cent 43,595 of Seminole County's voterscast ballots In the general election Tuesday, a record turnout, perhaps, for the entire state of Florida. The turnout was exeeded In Seminole ('ntintv history only by the Ke Kenaed-Ntxon election In ISO when 87.87 of the county's voters went the polls. Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, who had cted an 80 per cent turnout, said today she is pleased. - ak e - :1 - is J We 83% Vote President Carter" 0 TI I1 T F ix t s IIIIIi•III WIN AT BRIDGE uiiiui•ii O f It [)R I AMB Prolonged use of arthritic drugs produced such undesirable side ffect.s that I was hospitalized with an irritated pancreas. An Internist advised free use of with Ascriptin laspirin Maalox(. I have read that large doses of aspirin cause bleeding of ute stomach and Please advise me as to the soundness of large doses of Ascriptin (or control of arthritic pain and soreness. DEAR REAI)ER - Ascriptin is aspirin with Maalox as you EEK & MEEK -- you ignore a valued friend in 19) Though your inner voice order to pay attention to might be talking loudly, it's not someone you met only recently. necessarily practical. Don't be CANCER (June 21-July fl) surprised if family oppositior) Those lofty goals could turn out ilrLSeS. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to be only pipe dreams. Best you gt bock to reality. Don't Think twice before you say anything in the presence of rock the boat. July 23-Aug. 221 friends today, even if It's a light I LEO Ilieve only half of what you occasion. Extricating your foot (tear today, even if the in- from your mouth isn't easy. I'LSCF (Feb. 20-March 20) formation comes front a pal. What is said has little basis in Your grandiose schemes look good on paper, but they can cost fact, unfortunately -Sept. 221 you plenty if you don't reVIRGO iAug. Don't squander your money examine them for feasibility. Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 10 Cents 69th Year, No, 6$—We You're only kidding yourself your point of view. Could be because it's too narrow and about potential gains, GEMINI iMay 21-June 20) self-serving. CAPRICORN I Dec. fl-Jan. You're the one who will .uffer if - )L1 . For Wednesday, November 3, 1976 Aspirin Has Both Good, Bad Effects At, 0 today on things you think YOUR I3IIITIiDAY need for your home. Liter. Nov. 3, i6 You'll find they weren't really necessary. Some of the finer things of life LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) You could react more out of emotion call be your-, this year as a than logic today. Take care it result of your labors. You might doesn I have an adverse effect Find a change of jobs in order. 0 MEMO - 4-A 10-B 4-11 4-A 1-B 4-11 1-B $-A $-A (Herald Photo b .ny 10-B $-A 1-B T o m Viflc,in) votes out there? John Alexander, candidate for the District Five county commission seat, peers out window of Seminole County courthouse as election results poured in late Tuesday. 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Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Seminol e Children Score Hig h On Statewide Tests By El) l'RICKETF Brevard was first on reading, and Charlotte was no real "weak areas" as a result of the testing. Herald Staff Writer second. In mathematics, Brevard again scored a first, Ray was assigned the task of perusing the test scores Can Johnny read? Can Susie write and do math? while Monroe took a second, to determine if any areas needed improvement. According to it recently-released state study, Johnnys The publication is geared to give parents some idea The method of comparison was average scores on and Su.sies in Seminole not only are capable of per. how their children are doing in comparison with school the aptitude tests. Seminole students won second place forming those basic fundamentals of education, but do children across the state. with 57.42. Pinellas claimed a first with a score of 59.15, them better than school children in 65 Florida counties. School Supt. Bud Layer was pleased with Seminole's and Charlotte was third with 56.89. The low score for all And, since Florida has only 67 counties, that rates scoring. 67 districts was 39.14. Seminole second on 12th grade aptitude tests in "Excellent," Layer said of test results. 'Good, real On the eighth grade reading tests, Seminole students "Profiles of Florida Schools," it publication put out by good." scored 38.92. l3revard's was 39.66, while Charlotte the Florida Department of Education in Tallahassee. Layer attributed the high test scores to "an excellent students racked up a second with 39.27. Low score for Pinellas placed first on the 12th grade aptitude tests, teaching staff" and to a"capable administration." all reading tess was 24.. and Charlotte was third. He said the state Department of Education adIn math, Brevard scored 50.56. Monroe County was On the eighth grade tests, Seminole students again ministered the statewide tests in the spring of 1975. second with 50.19, and Seminole third with 50.06. Low scored high, placing third in both reading and math. layer's 'i.iant, Ralph flay, said Seminole showed score on the math test was 34.32. On The Campaign Trail Church Bans Blacks, Carter Protests leo 1 . . . '?. ' — Kim, Noi- ah and Dina - celebrated Ua!loween this eekend by stuffing their father's clothes and tlieii placing the dummy on top of the Iainil station wagon. More Halloween pictures, page 5-A. The Tolk'oii sisters (from top) HIGHWAY SPOOKING 4 eX Dce we, 3 If t 6' PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — Jimmy pil1tical motives caused him Carter, whose Baptist Church and three other blacks to seek canceled services rather than entrance to the church, ,'Imit four blacks, says he will The church's pastor, the Rev, 'seek church action" to guar- Bruce Edwards, blamed the inintee that those who share our cident on "Republican pollreligious faith" are allowed to tiCs," and he said, "I am sure it worship there. is .in attempt by enemies of The confrontation outside the Coy. Carter to sabotage his Plains Baptist Church on Sun- campaign." day, just two days before the Spokesmen for President election, prompted allegations Ford denied any involvement in that the incident was staged in the incident, but they used it as an attempt to embarrass the an occasion for criticizing CarDemocratic presidential norm- ter. nec. Meanwhile, the church dea11 Rut the Rev. Clennon King, a cons, who had decided to enear -old black minister and force a 1965 resolution expolitical activist who once cluding 'Negroes or other civil sought the presidency through rights activists," voted Sunday the Republican and Afro- to recommend that the Rev. i' rir$4o , •, lished report said today. The pastor, who said he disagreed with the resolution, had told reporters at a news conference earlier in the day that the phrasing of it banned "niggers and civil rights activists" from joining the church The deacons were upset because the quote had been publidied throughout the nation, the Atlanta Constitution reported. The newspaper said the move to fire the pastor would be made at a church prayer meeting Wednesday. The Rev. Mr. Edwards was not immediately available for comment on the report. Carter and his family have expressed t p to the 19f3 returmon, isfilcit ads, c- cording to a typewritten copy Tuesday night, 24 hours after the deacons gave to reporters: the Rev. Mr. King applied for "The ushers refuse to admit membership, to enforce the any Negroes or other civil 1965 resolution, He said they rights agitators to all worship later decided to cancel worship services in this church." services Sunday to avoid posCarter's mother, Lillian Car- sible trouble. ter, said later in Washington, "I felt that under the extreme D.C., that she had invited tension we would be under, it blacks to worship in the church would be impossible for us to "and given them a seat on the worship," the Rev. Mr. front row." She said she wished Edwards said. they could become members. The Rev. Mr. King who When the Rev. Mr. King — no makes his borne in Albany, Ga., relation to the late Dr. Martin about 30 miles from Plains, said Luther King — showed up with he would return to the church his companions at the church on nøvt week. Sunday, the Rev. Mr. Edwards He denied his move was told him that "There will be no politically Inspired, saying services today." 'TLi o is timing at all. (k The v. Mr. t1rds said times 'n't krow vbr God the bodru of deacons utcd timed it this wa. nr Campaign Of Few Hurrahs, Issues Indecision Marks Campaign's End By WALTER R. %IEARS neither candidate has been able acknowledged mistake, Both AP Special Correspoudeot convince decisive numbers of have said the disillusion born of Analysis WASHINGTON - On voters that he offers themim a divisive war and if the eve of a unique and per'..mimt'thmng to be for wrongdoing in high office mas It plexing presidtntial election, Issues, Neither Ford nor Carter iThat kind of built-in Opposi. The public opinion analysts have turned off the voters. But something Is missing. Instead has Found the theme or the lion dot not always determine detect an unusually high, and there is tit) evidence that they of fervor, there is an air of argument to put his imprint on the outi orne, but it did draw persistent, level of indecision have been able to turn the frustration. At the hour of deci- the wavering, undecided voters clear lint's of opinion among the voters. They find electorate back on sion, there is indecision, who hold the key to Tuesday's Neither President nor chal- also that there is a lack of inWith Ford the question At the fringes of the cam- outcome. lengi'r has ever before run in a tensity in the support for both h comnpcten ' inc paign crowds, in suburban livThis has not been a good year national election And while u;.mdidates. done his utnit to feed what ing rooms, after the PTA meet- for slogans, for either candidate Fordis it familiar figure after Vid by every in dicator, the one trig, conversation again and orliepui ;ican leader more ore important- 27 imionths as president, he is in ''ideaL is this this election to acknowledged is a namZ'nm again brings a request for against hint. a new role now restore to thea seal of Ilouse voter apis ii to simple, compelling reasons to The choice was made far in ' p Neither man carries the hag- proval White rundoubt, that the .President . thi job ht bolL,. f cast a ballot on Tuesday for advance by voters who would gage of past elections, the Fo.'s since Aug. 9, 1974, without benPresident Ford or for Jtiiny not have bought it used car from of past campaigns Neither can dii of ballot. Ford did ie to alla. -such Carter. Richard M. Nixon long before successful ly depict the other as Roth Ford and Carter have doubts with '' tactical misBut after this long campaign, Watergate, or feared Barry extreme. 'or dangerous, or been criticized-and have as- steps that d. ,-d h ampaign the question answers itself by Goldwater's finger on the unacceptable to a significant sailed each other-for the con- against Ik'. ci. with his misS the fact that it is so often asked. nuclear button, or saw George bloc of the electorate. There is duct of the campaign, with its statement 'hjt there is no SoFor it has been a campaign with McGovern as the candidate of less to be against than in eke- diversions into trivia and few hurrahs and no overriding amnesty, acid and abortion lions of the recent past - but namecalling. See Al hut it, pat' 6% Roth have 'Today Around TheClock Bridge . Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dew Abbv 5 Dr. Lamb Horoscope hospital Obituaries Sports Television Weather Women I lUsA - ' Hook Up ., -, . — . # - ll'A 10-A : , p.•t- .-'crr. . -,,, ' , 'i " .,.' LILL'__ Auto-Train, Amtrak — ?4•10-A SA 10-A 10-A 411. . S ,, 2-A .. '3-A — . 1-2-B 3-B :uto-Train's Eugene Garfield (right) tells Amtrak's 3-A Harold L. Graham how he plans to christen the Itew 114 run to Loulss ilk with a bottle of orange' juice', To Midwest Auto-Train and .Ammitrak's vices s' ifically, he menfirst Sanford to Louisville run tioneil l:cr and Chicago a.s pulled out of the Persimmon the next t cities stated for the Avenup station Sunda) night n..w 0onilinatmon Auto Tr ii On hand was Auto-Train Amtrak service. President Eugene Garfield, Auto- train Vice-President who broke a symbolic jug of Thm Ul oas ayney said evenorange juice to christen the tually uto-Traun hopes to train before it chugged out of expandthe service t o other Sanford. lioult, 1, 1!le Wt Garfield hailed the departure well ''It ;)tLsht'(t 1k'; 'J "I. as an historic one which opened up the entire rmiidwest to ser• Set' \lflt%K. page 3 '_______ C.' I— ACCIDENT America's Last Billionaires: They Both Dropped Out Of School After 8th Grade NEW YORK I AP) — Daniel K. I4dwjg lives in a New Both MacArthur and Ludwig were born in 1897, MacArthur and l.utjwtg took different paths to York penthouse, nmning his shping empire and dropped out of school after the eighth grade and become billionaires in a nation that now beasts- about o'eraeeing the creation of a timber plantation in the "operate through an intricate web of private corn- 180,000 millionaires. They outlived the three other men (' Brazilian Amazon. panics about which there Is only limited public in- who until recently shared their status as billionaires John D. MacArthur. an Insurance company formation," the financial magazine says in its Howard R. Hughes. J. Paul Ct'tt) and HL hunt executive, holds court at a turner table in the coffee Novemmiber issue, to be published Tuesday. Fortune estimates] each moans financial worth at shopof a Florida hotel. There the parallel ends, according to LeWIS Reman, more than a billion dollars. but said it did not have Though miles apart, the men share a bond They are Fortune associate editor who wrote the article on those access to figures on their exact holding& the last two living American billkinatres according to tie termed "niagnificent relies of an earlier age of MacArthur, whose late brother was playwright Fortune magazine. ihilli I" St III LLI( )\ . I Rl', page 3-A VICTIM HtId pft)1.3 by lob LiQ'di Officials said today that Mardine A. Collins, 18, of Orlando, drostied earls Sunday alter her car iaboe, went oer the side of a wooden bridge on t.ocksoud Road, east of (hiedo. Florida hhighstv Patrol Trooper P. K. Di x on said sheriff's deputies found Liii' woman's body underneath a log and (lie us erturned auto in the 1.1(1k Econlockhatchee Ri% t'r. OffIces-s salt! the 1 966 model sedan slit! 98 feet on the dirt road before plunging over the guardrail. less north side of the S-sear-old wooden bridge and flipping into the water, apparently throwing the driser out of the car Counts Road Supt. J. C. Lavender said the bridge on the little traselesi road was equipped with "wooden bannisters" and said he w -Jsu't aware that one was missing. Di x on said there w:, a a good chance the auto wouldn't have gone off the bridge "If there had been a guardrail," W, �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. 14 Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL HOSPITAL NOTES FLORIDA, IN BRIEF OCOBER, 1fl6 Dora J. Jones Eldon Shiver Jr. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Kelvin S. Bailey Alien Gibson Marion Malane James A. Weekley William Whitson, DeBary Joseph W. Gonsalves, Deltona Charles it. Willard, Deltona Cecil Ward, Pierson Peggy J. Mason, Gcnev Robert Mathews, Lantana Highway Death Toll 13, Including Two Orlandoans By The Associated Press - The Florida Highway Patrol says the death of a Bradenton man, killed when he was struck by a car, has raised the weekend highway death toll to 13. Katherine Black, 20, of Orlando, died late Friday in a. head-on crash near Marshall Farms Road in Orange County. Mardine Louise Collins, 18, of Orlando, died when she lost control of her car east of Oviedo Saturday night. The car ran off the road and flipped into a creek. She was ejected. Sea Search Called Off MIAMI (AP) - Search efforts have been called off for a Burmese woman reported missing after a Miami-based cruise ship reached Nassau without her, say U.S. Coast Guard officials, Khin Saw Myint, 29, was reported missing by a companion aboard the SS Veracruz late Friday, said John Fasolino, spokesmen for the Bahama Cruise Lines. Miss Myint, a native of Burma, is a student in Toronto, Fasolina said. Help Needed For Prosecution MIAMI (AP) M iami's Cuban community is being asked for information so authorities can prosecute a terrorist organization that officials say began with anti-Castro demonstrations and moved into international plots, extortion, robbery and murder, Police say the group, known as i"ragmatista, was smashed when nine men were indicted earlier this month. 'Me indictments stem from last year's assassination of Luciano Nieves, a Cuban exile who supported peaceful coexistence with Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Legal Notice Legal Notice BIRTILS Mr. ani Mrs. Dennis (Karen) Weeks, girl, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford: Maggie L. Gentry Tammy 1.. Hoolehan Nina M. Moran Della J. Morris Glona Nelson Charles E. Reynolds Minnie L. Ruffin Inez Sessions Timothy H. Tillman Cleveland Whack July 1.. Williams Joyce A. Eeuerbacher, Altamonte Springs Nancy C. McLean, DeBary Frank Guidone, Deltona Frances M. Hochre(ter, Deltona Mrs. Gregory (Christine) Wolas boy, Deltona Sylvester Terrell Ethel Welborn Marilyn A. Gatto, DeBary Dessa S. Knight, DeBary Gladys E. Boose, Deltona Mildred Fleming, Deltona George B. Martin, Deltona AArthur Soukup, Deltona Donald Wrlght,Deltona Selena A. King, Enterprise Pamela R. Steventon, take Mary Varsenig Nakutis, Longwood Were tHRIlLS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey llayuwanna) Williams, boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Eddie (Nancy) Morton, boy, Enterprise o -- TOILTAFLEX. . . - TULSA, Okla. APt how (10 you ITIOVC about $752.5 million in cash and securities? As quickly and quietly as possible, Bank of Oklahoma officials say. Florida are staffed by people who understand our hsiess, and hat it takes to shape it precisely as you want it to he. We not only listen well. We respond. You can count on it evefl' time Southeast Banks 14 DISCHARGES Sanford: Mrs. harry (Cheryl) Watson, by Dallas Edwards Veronica A. Goeli Bill Hunt Peggy J. Mason, Geneva Mary Pasanac, Deltona Mary Simone, Sanford Nathan W. Stripling, Sanford James A. Weekley, Sanford Stella Bitch, Winter Springs Toilet L'nIir u'dawry 40, Plunger pluara. To,IaItu vial penn,i conupcnssd a. or fl(15/ *$tt to apLa.zi berk as ap With Twidri IIi( t,Zl pvne,.r plow. lk,o,jb Ik, Clogging ma,. aid wi.h, it de'in. Clii 114 G.M..i* 2" 'f..l,ø..' ATHAROWANE STORES Seminole Supervisor of commis.sioner, state attorney, Elections Cam!lla Bruce public defender, a Florida predicts 80 per cent of the senate seat, two posts in the t.iunty's 55,680 registered Florida house of Itepresen. voters will turn out tq cast tatives, three county cornballots in the 55 precincts for mission races and a Seminole ft' general election Tuesday. County School Board seat. Also One hundred fifty-six voting on the ballot are nine proposed machines are located in the state constitutional amendilling places staffed by 365 ments. election workers. Oviedo voters will also Leading off the ballot are the randidates for President and consider a proposed annexation Vii' ['resident, a United State while Winter Springs city voters will consider two charter Senate seat, a post in the amendments. House of Representatives, state treasurer and insurance PoIb wilt oiwn at 7 am. and 1 Oflllfl i.ssoner , public service close at 7 pin. Very Quietly And Quickly That's how they moved $2.5 million in cash and $750 million in securities Sunday afternoon. They had the help of about three dozen persons, including nine employes of Brink's, Inc., eight off-duty policemen and seven uniformed policemen in patrol cars. It took about three hours to move the 357 sacks and boxes of cash and coins and the 192 boxes of securities from the (lid hank vault to the new bank a block away, said W. W. Foster Jr., the bank's vice president of operations. The 'goodies," as Foster called them, now are safely stashed behind a foot - thick solid steel vault door with a 72-hour time clock. The vault has 18-inch walls of concrete and reinforced steel mesh. All streets and alleys around the bank buildings were sealed off for the three-hour - Legal Notice WASHINGTON AP Federal officials say they are "establishing a toehold" in the - fight against cigarette smuggling. The smugglers buy their cigarettes legally in states which grow tobacco and levy low taxes on it. They are North Carolina, where the tax is 2 cents per pack Virginia. 11 cents and Kentucky, 3 cents. I .1 i2. ,4-i, • II " . • '' :' S i'.,.•, ' ': I ':' '.i' l.a . I,.. I,l. I'':,, :.-''... .. .. . .., . ,, . ,. . ,,,..-, ..,. ,-. IV re Resto ty C00un . . Worked in police department out of neighborhoods 19721976 of local city Brought residents into main stream Worked in police department of county government 1972.1976 of local city 3, Worked to develop parks and 4. Fought the Froeman/Hattaway crowd to the Became their "boy" by acceatin big contributions from the Freoman/Hattaway crowd Fought for growth residents Worked in police department want and can afford 1972-1976 of local city Led fight for County Planning Worked in police department Act 1974 of local city Initiated nationally recognized Worked in police department county fire system 1973 of local city Fought the clay pit fiasc-o 1975 Worked in police department of local city SELECT Dick Williams 'o - COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 - Pd. Pol. Adv. Pd For By Mack Blythe, Trees. - ;JoAnn RE-ELECT JOHN VOGT SAUNDERS Respo nsi bNlity Worked in police department of local city recreation 1974.1976 Sunday's high 93; today's low Cooler in the north, central anti IS. south Thursday, Thursday Sunny and rather cool today night and Friday. and Tuesday. highs this afternoon in the low 70s with lows TUESDAY'S Tll)F',.S tonight In the low to mid SOs. Da)tona Beach highs 4:26 highs Tuesday in the mid 70s. a.m. and 1:17 p.m.; Lots 10:33 Northerly winds around 15 a.m. and 10:51 p.m. miles per hour today, becoming Port Canaveral 1:12 a.m. northeasterly on Tuesday. and 4:25 p.m.; tAJISS 10:21 a.m. EXTENDED FORECAST and 10:42 p.m. Fair or partly cloudy with Bayport 10:4-I a.m. and mild (1a ) s. Chance of showers in 10:39 p.m.; l.osss 4:37 a.. and all districts on Thursday. 4:52 p.m. - Onnonent. Fought to keep adverse zoning WEATHER The center has received $7U7, i)0 from LEAA to COOr(liflate investigations of smuggling in the seven-state pilot area of Missouri, Michigan. Ohio, Honda Illinois, Minnesota and Indiana. • His tliiju.Se. "You can see the tremendous prot Its to he had in buying them in those states and bootlegging them in Minnesota, with its 18-cent tax; Connecticut, with it 21-cent tax; New Jersey, 19 cents; or New York, with a 15 cent tax." said George Stewart, executive director of the interstate Revenue Uc-ea i'ch C enter er in Indianapolis Williams. - - All I THEN DECIDE WHILE Dick Continued from Page IA) ('harks MacArthur, is the only stockholder of the Chicago-based Banker's Life and Casualty, the nation's 44th largest insurance company. Fortune describes MacArthur the fourth son of an Itinerant preacher bo rn in Pittston, Pa. as looking less like a billionaire than a retired poslal clerk." He wears a rumpled shirt and baggy wash-and-wear slacks, lives in a room overlooking a parking lot, has quit smoking three or four times a year" and drives a five-year-old Cadillac with "erratically functioning tIndows." Ludwig is less accessible, Fortune said, and hasn't spoken to a journalist since 1963. Born in South Haven, Mich., the son of a real estate agent. Ludwig started out with a tug boat fleet. Alter pioneering a new system for financing tankers in 1936, his fleet grew to the current 50 ships totaling nearly 7 million tons, making him what Fortune describes as '' o ne of the world's major independent shipowners." Fortune says Ludwig, 79, occasionally walks to work at about 8 a.rii. from his hnini' in Fifth Avenue nen- Buttlegging Big Business 4 / COMPARE Billionaire Drop-outs move. - Eenng Herald November 1, 1n—.Voj, 69, No. 62 Published Daily and Sunday, Ca(epl Saturday and Christmas Di, by The Sanford Herald. Inc 356 N F.',nch Ave. Sanfird, Fl.. 312 111 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 37111. Home Deliver V , $5 cents. Month. 51 40 M,nlr $11 20, Year, 57540 By Ma'I In Flr €14 larneas home d*tvery All other ma:l Month. $710. I MonthS, $16 20. Il Mcfltt, in 40 How To Move $752.5 Million? Legal Notice__— - Monday, IN BRIEF You can counton us. He Works Hard For You! AS a iiieiiiber of the Seminole County legislative delegation for the past 4 years, and chairman for the past 2, john Vogt has shown his concern for the special interest roup that IS composed of you and other hard-working taxpayers and citizens. C'Com mission This election is an unusually important one because the issues are so clear.. the ineffective admi tstrafion of county t government. . .the tack of common sense decisions on county business. . .and the complete loss of control of county expenditures (up from $6 million to $11 million in lust six years). - ' State Senator This county needs leadership to assure efficient government , services, proper land use and environmental protection, traffic movement and road planning, fighting crime, economic ,' District 17 Democrat development, drainage and water conservation solutions and other concerns. - This county needs a commissioner who knows county , . government and what needs to be done. I served two terms as . ,. ' uuuwr SANFORD REGIONAL CRIME LAB your "working" commissioner until 1971, providing leadership and common sense to make Seminole County a better place to live. Now, after seeing years of decreasing effectiveness and efficiency in government, I ask to serve you again. With yew help we can restore responsibijity to '' -------- -- . -. .,.. ---- - 80% Turnout Predicted For Tuesday NATION good listeners. As Florida's largest banking group, with assets of $3 1 billion, WC'V got the mocv t) help small businesses expand and prosper And larger lflts grow even larger. Equally important, our 47 banks throughout FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at RI. 1 Box OCTOBER 31 390A Hwy 17 92) Maitland 37151, Seminole County. Florida, under the ADMISSIONS fictitious name of MEXICO, U.S.A., Sanford: and that we intend to register said .Julia M. Colston name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 665 09 Florida Statutes 1957S INVITATION TO BID David Bradford Cityy of Sanford Barbara Bradford ' ' Publish. Oct 25. Nov. 1. I. IS. 1916 Sealed bids will be reived in the DEE 126 off iCe of the City Manager, Sanford, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Florida. Notice s hereby given that the 1) One PH Meter, Continuous Board of Adjustment of the City of Monitoring Sanford will hold a Special Meeting 2) One 1" Double Diaphragm on Friday, November 5. 1976, in the Pump City Halt at 11:30 A.M.in order to Detailed specifications are consider a request for a variance in available at the office of the City the Zoning Ordnance as it pertains Manager, to rear yard setback requirements All bids shall be In the City in RC .1 zoned district at Lots 1 I. 7, Manager's Office, City Hall, San. BIk S. Palm Terrace Location SE ford. Florida not later than 1:30 corner of E. 25th St. and Poinsetta PM. T,eday, November 16, 1976. Ave. The bids will be publicly opened on The planned use of the properly is the same date of 2: P.M. private office and storage building , The City Commission reserves the B L Perkins right to accept Otto reject any or all Chairman bids In the best interests of the City Board of Adjustment of Sanford. Publish Nov 1, 1976 w E Knowles, DE F I c Manager ClTYF SAnFORD Publish I, 1916 DEF 4 'iTr TO PUBtIC F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POW REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FUNDS PROBATE DIVISION September 30. 1976 File Number 16.l3LCp Applicant: City of Division P.O. Bo ifS In Re: Estate of Sanford, Florida LYLE A, NOLAND, (375) 327 3161 TO ALL INTERh'IEO ' AGEN. Deceased NOTICEbp CIES. GROUPS AND PERSONS: ADMINISTRATION On or about October 22, 1976, the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND City of Sanford will request the U.S. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 16TH Department of Housing and Urban CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ALL Development to release Federal OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER SEA..,-LE COUNTY, FLORIDA. funds under Title Titl of the Housing CIVIL ACTION NO. IN THE ESTATE: and Community Dtvtk)Pment Act of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1914 (PL 93-313) for the following IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: that the administration of the estate project: of LYLE A. P4OLANQ, FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS. Title: Georgetown Park File Number 76-13.Cp, Is pending in Purpose: Recreation Husband Respondent, the Circuit Court for Seminole Location: Sanford, Seminole, and County, Florida, Probate Division, Florida DONNA RAE PARDUS, the address of which is Seminole Estimated Cost: County Courthouse, Sanford, Wife Pelitioner, An environmental Review Record Florida 32771. The personal NOTICE OF ACTION respecting the within project has representative of the estate is THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: been made by the above named CitY LUELLA NOLANO, whose address FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS. which documents the environmentalIS I Quail Pond, P.O.37701. Box isa WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE review of the project. This En. Casselberry, Florida The STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF vironmental Review Record is on name and address of the personal LAKE. AND WHOSE MAILING file at the above address and Is available for public examination representativrs attorney are set ADDRESS IS: Co OLGA PARDUS, forth below, and copying, upon request. /79 FLEMING STREET, HOBART, INDIANA 46347. All persons having claims or The City of Sanford will under-lake demand, against the estate are the proe A sworn Petition for Dissolution of Project above Block Grant described funds from the U.S.with required. WITHIN THREE Marriage a Vinculo having been Department of Housing and Urban MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF filed regarding your marriage to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Development (HUD), under Title I DONNA RAE PARDUS in the of the Housing and Community THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, the short title of Development Act of 1974. The City of of the above court a written Sanford Is certifying to HUD that statement of any claim or demand WhiCh is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE mustthe be Sanford and Warren E. Knowles, in theymayhaveEachIirn in writing and must indicate OF: FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS, his Husband Respondent, and DONNA official capacity as City basis for the claim, the name and Manager, consent to accept the RAE PARDUS. Wife 'Petitioner, of the creditor or his agent these presence command you to jurisdiction of the Federal courts • If or attorney, and the amount appear and file your answer or other an action Is brought to enforce responsibilities i relalion to en claimed. If the claim is not yet doe, the date when 1 will become due vironmenfal reviews, decision. the Circuit Court in and for Seminole making, and action., and these shall be slated. If the claim is County, Florida. and serve a copy contingent unliquidated, thereof o Petitioner's attorney, responsibilities have been satisfied, nature of theor uncertainty shallthe be Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland, Mize The legal effect of the certIfication Is stated. t, the claim Is scta'e, the & Bridges, P. 0. Drawer 1, Sanford. that upon Its apg,.roval, the City of security shall be described. The Sanford may use lbs Block Florida 32771. on or before the claimant shall deliver sufficient day of November. 1976, or otherwise funds, and HUD will have satisfied copies of the claim to the clerk to Its a default will be entered against responsibilities under theAct enable clerk representative. to mail one copy to Yo.. National Environmental Policy 55th the personal of 1969. HUD will accept an 00WITNESS my hand en official POYSOM Interested the estsl@ jec1iontott approval of the releese to All whom a copy of thisinNotice seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of on this 70th day of October. 1916. nds andonly acceptae of te Administration certifiCatl00 lfitisononeofthe required, has been mailed are (SEAL) olioWIng bases: WITHIN THREE Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. MONTHS FROM THE DATE o (a) That the cert,fitidn Clerk of the Circuit Court in fact executed by the Chief THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF By: Linda M Shaw THI S NOTIC E, to file any objections Executive Officer or other officer f Deputy Clerk they may have that thalIenes the applicant approved by HUD; or Jack T. Bridges of lb) that applicant's In, validity of the decedent's will, he CLEVELAND. MIZE 1 liflcations of the personal vironmental review record for fl BRIDGES project indIcates ommiulon of a representatiye, or the venue or Attorney for Wife-Petitioner jurisdiction Of the required decIsion, finding, or court, Post Office Drawer 7 applicable H) the project In the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Sanford, Florida 37711 environmental review process. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Publish Oct 25 1 Nov. 1,1, Is. 1976 Objections must be prepared and WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DEE.131 Dale of the first Publication of this submitted In accordanc, with tne rai..ireif Ill 0.. Notice of Adminitfr.Ii.s,.. r,..... and may 1w addressed to HUD 25th, 1976. Luella Notans AS 1121 Peachtree Street, fl,1, As Personal Represents. Atlanta, G.ovgi. 3. Ociections live of the Estate of tO the relus.of funds onbasesOther than those stated above will not be LYLE A. NOLAND, ConSidered by HUD No obfecf Ion Deceased r, yad after October 22. 1976 will ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL be considered by MUD. REPRESENTATIVE: 5: Kenneth R. Marchman 0. Sam AC*It'y, KENNETH R. MARCHMAN, of Acting City Manager City of Sanford Hunter, Pattlllo, Marchmàn & Strong P.O. Bo* 1775 213 W. Park A,4.. Sanford, Florida 3777) P.O. Box 340 Publish, Nov. I, Ifla Winter Park, Florida 321*9 OEF.7 Telepfson: (3*5) 4476900 Pubflth: Oct. 25. Nov. I. ICló OEEI2S ' --W'V At Southeast Banks we specialize in helping small businesses grow, If you need money, or advice, talk to us. Monday, Nov. 1, 1976-3A Commission. Please give me your vote and Su000rl November 2, 1976. in the ucu'IuIj fiuht off cffirt.', il: the Styat' t Sanford Regional L'rijiie Lib. this liiCafls jobs in Seminole Count', and it llleafls iiiore efficient and less cost I crime prose, ut on for all of Centra l Florida dacin;L;lu' the the County FJ Iairtinii ROSENWALD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT Ji,Zi Vogt (ought for III,]oUauued ruk'i change ii'. me State Board of Education to allOw a recount of students aiiO avoid the loss of $7,000 in state aid to education fur this Ss'Iluniil. 1 * ouritv Ss'hii'iI JoAnn Saunders has been endorsed by Gov. Reubin Askew, and has the support of Don T. Reynolds, Jim Sursely and Sid Vihien, former Democratic candidates, DEPT. CF COMMERCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT —-a-_--- . J%Jnll A' IrND'-R, SEMINOLE COUNTY COlvi I1ISSIOrj, DISTRICT 5, DEMOCRAT PD. P01 ADV. by CAMPAIGN TREASURER . FOR CONGRESS JoAnn Saunders 5th DIST. DEMOCRAT supported the location of this office in San' ford ti attract light industry to broaden the c-t'ononulc base of F Central Florida. I ha \ 'it n m l JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee poB*70,O,tnaefk,,'4a32Oo2 .lohn \ JI.t supported and vctetl fur ttu annexation act to bring an end to "Center line" .imiexatoii and give you, the Citizens, a greater uppurtunit) to e'.aluate proposed annexations JOHN VOGT Working For Us In The Florida Senate -, p" W Iq 1. IArm 5^^b"Cmw. Cis. A WV W - 'it ..w 5. redod 14.2,w, Cw.a. .nd 0 ...Mb. l. .,.,i.. 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY ANNEXATION ACT Let's Keep will form District Con- JoAnn Saunders wants to get out country JoAnn Saunders understanas toe rijrtj gressional Action Committees These moving i gain by providing more jobs ships affecting our senior Americanti committees will recommend legislation She knows tomorrow's loaders dm1 will She knows the need for better, less es get our country mov- pensive health care and ,sII work to rn concerning select Interest areas With a work with them to unem prove theIr quality of Ito repreientative to each committee from rig again with a roducticri in the ptoymer.t rolls each county, JoAnn will keep new ap5IV1NOLI COUNTY For more Information or a H IE '- .. 4-'. proachos in her Congre,sro,at program A ride to the poll. contact; Sç,' " -' j0 pporti and '.'tetl for thiA planning act to ensure planned. orderh ,riU: fr Scitiinole County bt'fiire it is ti.* late to plan iiiiw I'll l'ul .lv. by Campaign Treas 14 �Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFOlD, FLA 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 nr 831-9993 IV I Around Monday, November 1, 1916-4A • It wasn't a Halloween activity but a volunteer effort by two Sanford policemen, a lieutenant and a patrolman, who like other men in blue are ready anytime to commit themselves to the task of making their community a better place to live. Not on]) while on duty, but on their off time too. .2... WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSURIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director P. Home Delivery*Wee k. 55 cent; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year, $28.40, Br Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $h.21); 12 Months. $3240. Morality Guides U.S. Poliv o es A midnight shift policeman with a can of spray paint? The Clock These two policemen, according to this week's SPD departmental newsletter, got off duty and went straight to work with the spray paint. They spent six hours painting 75 football helmets for the Lakeview Middle School's. Pp Warner football teams. There are many places you'll find Sanford's finest during their off-duty time. Earlier this year five officers devoted their entire off-duty time to Passing judgment on how the United States conducts its foreign affairs can lead to long-winded speeches, simply because of the diversity of the world we live in and the number of issues that arise. It's not surprising that former Gov. Jimmy Carter should try to simplify his criticism of President Ford's record on foreign policy by attacking its "morality." That doesn't simplify matters at all. All it does is remove an issue from the concrete world of purposes and results, which is where foreign policy is conducted, and transfer it to a world of abstract principles of right and wrong. President Ford, who undoubtedly recognizes the shades of gray that can enter into moral questions in the practical world, has a rejoinder that is unassailable. His reply is that to let this country or others slip into war when there is an alternative would betray our highest moral commitment to seeking peace. This morality of peace-seeking lies behind our policy toward the Soviet Union and Communist China, toward the Arabs and Israelis in the middle East, toward the strife between whites and blacks in southern Africa. The progress toward peace in such areas under the current Administration is the strong suit in Mr. Ford's hand. When Carter questions the morality of our position in foreign affairs, we would ask compared to what? We have adhered to international agreements when some parties to those ag,'eements deliberately try to circumvent them, as in the last stages of the Vietnam War. A case could be made that we have been too "moral" in dealing with "immoral" adversaries. That, of course, isn't what Carter means. He stands on moral grounds in accusing the administration of not doing enough to frustrate the Arab boycott of Israel. We find the boycott as distasteful as he does, but where does morality lie? Congress was raising such "moral" issues before Carter was, and the results hardly recommend it as a way of conducting foreign policy. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has tried to point out the difference between morality and moralizing. Morality does guide our foreign policy in our defense of principles of self-government, in our foreign aid programs, in our support of humanitarian causes through the United Nations, and in our pursuit of peace throughout the world. Carter's moralizing does not recognize the hierarchy of moral values that hangs over every aspect of foreign policy and requires careful judgment of ends and means. Diplomacy is considered an art. So is politics, but Carter's attempt to find immorality in our foreign policy is neither artful nor likely to stand up under and honest assessment of the role the United States is playing in world affairs. - — Terrorism The bombing of a Uiban airliner In early October, leaving 73 persons dead, has been used by Premier Fidel Castro as an excuse for breaking off Cuba's anti-hijacking agreement with the United States. But a Cuban exile, now under arrest in Trinidad, has confessed to placing the bomb on the plane at the bidding of other exiled Cubans in Venezuela. Five arrests have been made and three it no hint of U. S. involvement. It may suit Castro's motives to blame the United States and preserve the illusion that Cuba has no disenchanted refugees. But the war against terrorism Is better served by the cooperative action of 12 nations of the Organization of American States. The United States was the sixth to sign a treaty designed to curb "acts of political terrorism of international significance, regardless of motive." Castro's bluster Is conterproductive. Piracy and violence can be restrained only through a united response, assuring that penalties will be swift and sure and that there Is no sanctuary — anywhere for mindless terrorists. coaching Little League Baseball teams. Currently, three officers are giving a great deal of time to coaching Pop Warner football teams for boys ages 9 to 14 years. The effort Involves practice sessions every day and then a game on Saturdays. Policemen are finding a growing need for their services in un-official capacities. Members of the Sanford force are active in various A groups at area schools. There's one officer who serves on the ruling council of his church. Officers are active in just about every civic organization you can name and some of them hold offices in the organizations. Other officers are involved in Boy Scout, Indian G ui des and many other ycirth oriented groups. We commend these men who not only take their law enforcement duties seriously with the motto of "Protect and Serve" but also are busy daily helping to make the community in which they live and work a better place, especially by working with our youth. DON Carter Battles Precedent * I 0 - - ,... -. ' ' - • - . .. , ' , '' ' , RE-EL ECT 'J ABBOTT 1,1' - Also on the agenda will be the $25 a month increase asked by the County in providing road . " - . .. - .1 . - HEADSTART GETS HELP ti'..;..., I!;'',' I, •..i t:i..... .'iiu,,' —e • - acre-park site in South , It's und'rstan(Jabiy di tfrcuit fut larnilies ii) do things during a time of loss and vet so many things have to be done. We're hr ii) (10 ev,'rthirij for thin th,,t :o' i linking up with Amtrak to provide the Sanford to lAwsville run. At recent press conference, Garfield hailed the combined Auto-Train-Amtrak service as a first in the train industry and a linkup that will eventually expand Auto-Train's operations Already, Blay'ney said about 80 new employes from all of Central Florida have been hired to serve as hosts and hostesses aboard the additional runs. Garfield was the first to put into operation the "piggyback" sersice in which northern tourists travel by train to Florida along with their cars. After disembarking in Sanford, vacationers pick up their autos and continue on to tourLst locations in Garfield's "leave the driving to us" train service. Continued from Page l'A( . . tipen," Bluisney said of SunSanday's departure. .\Lso today "superduper" new lining cars will begin runs L*'tween Sanford and Iirton, - i, -( The Lorton run will feature luxury ilining in refurbished (lining cars which hark back to the day's when giants of American traindomu created the concept and made it available to those who desire to travel in tyie. First class service, wine served aboard and real china mark the "super-duper" service. The new dining car will be on hand for viewing at the Persimosnomi Avenue station. Auto-Train's new push came about an a result of Garfield's C R A M KOW - I IJNI;Iii\l. HOf',IE iii' ' 4' 110 I V Vii) Ill , :.\Ni Hul I I (IIIIIIA liii ('IlINI 1?) iI S ,',it 1 i .IIA,t,'(i'5 - .;:. . :., Seminole County have agreed to accept the appraised price — $23,000 less than the offer from county commissioners. ('ininty Parks Administrator Am f rak A HookUpToMidwesf JOHN CUNNIFF ii! p u tl U S Jim Buck said this morning that the Overstreet Investment Co has agreed to sell the site near Apple Valley subdivision for $232,000. Buck said John Percy, director of county development, will inform county cornmwssioners on Tuesday of the Orlando finn's acceptance of tin' lower price. (in Oct. 5, county cornI1ii!uners agreed to pay no more than $255,000 for the land. But Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr. insisted an appraisal be dont, to insure the county it is getting its money's worth. And the appraisal caine in $23,000 less than the figure county officials agreed to pay , No official county cornmission action is needed L The Governor has injected himself into the state attorney's race. In Seminole County, I have fought the Governor's political cronies, the "FreemanHattaway political group." $ shall coitinue to fight wrong doing by any special interest group regardless of how high their friends may be. I owe nothing to the news media or any other special interest group. X , I .__ 0 #_ -` * EXPERIENCE , I • 'S Craig Smith. Pharmacist I Support Vinci biclusa he has a business like approach to govern mint and that is the onty way we canci our economy back on bun financial ground means Clont:. Phyiiciin I support Vinci because of common sense, no rsons,nl# He proach to legislation approachable and owes ati.gances to power groups his ip is no s. ','t Jim and DebSi Thompson 1i3(hir, look at Vinci i,hteI recordConsistently honest lorihright and candid leadership Immensely effective benefits gained for our district and the state -, ' I., I(i(s Ballard Student I support Vinci because he gels right to the problem that any person may have I have called Vinci many times trying to I,nd answers with 'rgard to Voc Rehab and State Statutes Patti Brar'ti,r Home,naier I support Vne be..ause 01 persitentIy strong ,tand on the ISSUe of education He •s trr'i"g to Put our la, doiiars -nto the cla ss room instead of adm'n'si'a t,on V,ne i,st,ns to his p*opie Republ'i'cans Violated Elect'i'on Laws 0 WL C#Pi%6&*-, "Lot's pretend we've been funning for presi- dent, an' the election is over, an' we need a well-deserved rest . recipients. At GOP national headquarters, Carter conceded: "They (the congressional committee) had the money. We didn't have the money." He also admitted that no actual transfer of funds took place. This would appear to violate the law. For when the federal campaign law was amended last May, the unlimited transfer of funds between committees was never Intended. This Is clear from the congressional debate over the amendments. What funds are moved, the law adds explicitly, must be done by actual "transfers." The paper transaction between the two GOP cornmnittees, therefore, appears to be illegal. So far, we have been able to trace about I0,00 of the disputed money. The donations were reported by the congressional committee, not by the national committee which ostensibly made the contributions. This looks like another technical vloiation. We spoke to the Republicans, who deny that their juggling act violated the law. We also spoke to the Democrats, who say the manipulations not only were improper and illegal, but that they amounted to more than mere technical ,,_,___.•. _. .. violations. We also talked to the Federal Elections Commission. A spokesman quoted the general counsel, John Murphy Jr., as saying that the Republican action was valid and that party officials had kept the commission fully informed. He acknowledged, however, that the commission hasn't yet ruled on the Issue. Indeed, the comm mission has been reluctant to rule against eithe major party. Footnote: We have also turned up other seeming federal violations in the tiles of the Federal Election Commission, In the campaign records of Orin Hatch, who is running for the Senate against Sen. Frank Moss, D.-Utah, a mysterious $20,000 expenditure Is listed to Glenn Davis advertising. There Is no mention where it came from. We have traced the money, howeve to Orin Hatch. His personal filings show it came from the congressional committee and was used for TV spots. We found similar vIolations in the campaigns of Republican candidates Fred Koory Jr. in Arizona, James Inhofe In Oklahoma, Newt Gingrich in Georgia and Paul Tribble in Virginia "t . 'I. , t w,6 li~ ~ A .~ I I %, I To Combat: Street Crime Organized Crime Consumer Frauds Corruption in Public Office Treat juveniles firmly but fairly 0av4 C Godwin Controller S 'I"* . V,e q an ,tf,it,,i erpirencid whose philosophy paral Iii mine and who is not afraid to We a stand on the issues U 11 ? 7-*4 404 , Danuta Bock. Homemaker Impressed by h' Sen!tiv'ty to the poop?. around him an Inner cJIm objective approach 1C the i%5U1% and vital concerns of the district Hal Leslie. lietired Vince is an honest trusiwuthy hardworking man for the people H. stands for better but Ies government, no increas, in t izes Improving our schools and impor 1-ant wulf.ua reform Jane Williams. LPN John Sobie Butineirnàn I s;or'. Ij b.3ve 0! :t broad stand on Education H, advocates restoring school disc, pun, and puts emp.hait on helping children acquire the 3R at a reasonably early age I support wince F DICu$I in the past when I needed to get in touch with my Rip he has been lvàiUblI to In, i fitel the public diver,, a Rip that IS a,a,i,able to'hem 84 0 REPUBLICAN 11 NOVEMBER 2ND VINC E ABBOTT CANDIDATE HOUSED! ST. 34 HERRING ki I beheys in Vinci b.cau&a he i trying to chk state gG,ernm.rsI elpursditures and is ROikIeIg to see that we get rifiil from inflation I NEED YOUR VOTE ON PLEASE VOTE FOR :. .46, ,6 . K Nan Moore, Businesswoman In 1969 when I took office there was a $100,000 a week gambling operation, in Seminole County. I convicted "The Colonel", Harlan Blackburn, the gambling kingpin. I have personally prosecuted over eighty murders and rapes in the past eight years. I supervise 65 employees, 26 of those are lawyers. I have a management background. You need an experienced state attorney * PERSONAL DEDICATION 't,A j i A04t We are convicting 8.4 of every ten felons This compares with State average of five of each ten. - Within the past 30 days the Florida Auditors have audited my office. This was an in-depth audit. The Chief Auditor advises we rate excellent. . S,' 00 * EFFECTIVE PROSECUTION * FISCAL RESPONSI!UTY I', 1 STATE ATTORNEY * SPECIAL INTERESTS 4! 1 -r 411 KEEP AN EXPERIENCED LOOK AT THE RECORD -- - ' Ill iolo~ The law is sticky about transferring money between campaign committees. The situation, therefore, called for some financial hocus-pocus. The congressional chairman, Rep. Guy Vander Jagt, R.-Mich., and the national cuchairman, Robert Carter, put their heads together. They arranged for the funds to be exchanged on paper. They simply wrote four letters back and forth, beginning October 6. Carter authorized the congressional committee "to serve as the agent" of the national committee. In this capacity, the congressional committee was empowered to use up the contribution limitsthat the national committee hadn't utilized. This permitted the Republicans to send additional contributions, ranging from $5,000 to snore than $10,000, to each of the 33 embattled candidates. It was accomplished by sleight of hand. More than $300,000 of congressional committee funds were suddenly transformed, abracadabra, into national committee money. The money wasn't even moved from one committee to the other. The national committee simply "authorized" the congressional committee to disburse the cash. In fact, the congressional committee selected most of the 33 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT because the board formally agreed to pay $255,000, or less. If the appraisal had been more than $255,000, commissioner; would have been required to look at the purchase of site a second time. The issue became controversial when Apple Valley homeowners rose up in protest of locating a park near their subdivision. homeowners complained of increased traffic and noise pollution. Then last week South Seminole residents not living in Apple Valley appeared at the commission meeting to plead for a park site preferably near Apple Valley, but somew here in South Seminole, not near Sanford as proposed Lv sortie commissioners. I F tl~,, I I I Ill I , 'I . - STATE ATTORNEY .iisersniiiLn. rt VINCE FECHTEL Because... WeS ANDERSON WASHINGTON With the 1976 campaign down to the wire, tne Republicans appear to have violated the election laws in order to funnel $308,470 Into 33 hotly contested congressional races. The alleged trespasses, some 66 of them by our count, are technical. In fact, the Republicans dispute that they are violations at all. But there is no question that the Republicans did some lastminute finagling to get around the campaign laws. The influx of dubious dollars presumably will pay for a final advertising blitz that could put some of the 33 Republican candidates over the top. Meanwhile, GOP officials had Intended to wait until after the election to argue whether it was strictly legal. Here's what happened; The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee collected more money than It could dispose of without legal complications. For the 33 Light races, the committee laid out virtually all that was allowed under the law. The Republican National Committee, on the other hand, was short of funds. It had not contributed the legal limit, therefore, to the 33 congressional campaigns. HERRING , ----- ,-..,.. ailti rt'ii's - BERRY'S WORLD Iii) '' M'mntt'r of the Seminole lligh School Kevettes ('lab paid a visit to Ileadstart headquarters on Palmetto Avenue in Sanford on Fridayand helped the youngsters there have a happy halloween. Kevettes in the tub include (from left) 'Ilueresa Brooks, I)arlene Mackev, Maureen Harrison and Hcverelv Martindill. l'hose club members standing behind the tub from left) include 16N Coffman, (Swat:; f , f a riatr.vcrral 40- working for the family - JACK •,• ,'.. By El) PRI('KErI' herald Staff Writer - No Econom c P " Owners Agree To Price Of Park Land . ._ - . - ( .,.- "'.InI'. . _ ', . discuss the position of city renewal planner e vacant after Allenil of the former ' in Bush resigned to go to work for the county provideii five days a the city of Sanford. month road grading For M. - - .. ... - : . the sacks carried by the boys, mailboxes damaged or stolen, after a three-vehicle incident In Deputy P.J. Riggins said tools, ages 14 and 16, contained rolls at least one smashed' auto windows were broken at the Wesley R. Hawkins, 1135 the parking lot at Geneva of toilet tissue, a homemade windshield and several in- building damages First Drive, Sanford, reported Service Center, SR-46, in which with Sheriff's deputies said today night stick, tubes of paint and cidents in which motorists' cars estimated at M. listed as weekend burglars made off the auto of Mark Bish, 17, that halloween weekend toothpaste, matches and 25 were pelted with eggs, oranges missing were cans of spray with a tape recorder, television, Geneva, was allegedly rammed pranksters and vandals were firecrackers. and bottles. No injuries were paint, a portable stereo and railroad pocket watch, a and damaged by a pickup relatively quiet compared to The items were confiscated reported. electric fan, total value $79. diamond ring and two six-packs truck. years past but one deputy and the youths taken home to Billy Fausett Sr., of Jeff Dean Long, 18, 551 Officers found items valued of beer, total value $862, after reported he found two "trick or their parents. Longwood, reported to deputies at $292 near the burglarized and his residence was broken into. Semoran Blvd., Fern Park, was treating" teenagers at Forest Other sheriff's reports today that vandals used oranges to van d a liz e d business. Deputy Ron Gilbert said the arrested by deputies on a cirCity with bulging sacks that listed numerous weekend in- break a window and enter Recovered were 35 yards of house was entered by breaking cult court warrant charging didn't contain candy. cidenls of vandalism, including Interiors by Mr. B, 3741 S. copper-colored material, an a window and cutting a screen. delivery of a controlled subDeputy Frank Ambrose said spray paint attacks on homes, Orlando Drive, Sanford extension electric cord and Sheriff's investigators today stance. Bond for Long was set were probing the theft of $1,030 at $5,000, according to county . il stereo eqwpment from the Jaa rcls nford police arrested residence Lake Howell Road, Altamonte Michael Howard Dallas, 21, Broadway St., Sanford, on a Springs. . In weekend arrests, Florida charge of grand larceny of an 4-0 . , . .. -. . Highway Patrol Trooper T.R. auto. Bond was set at $8,000. ; . L A bondsman turned in Jan McIntyre jailed William ' ••;a Everett Kinnaird, 21, of Morrell Harrell, 35, Forest City . Geneva, in lieu of $5,0 bond on Road, Orange County, on a '¼_S -, . . traffic charges and a felony charge that Harrell failed to I. , ' - , count of aggravated assault appear in circuit court for ' ' , IN ,,, I sentencing. Harrell was being with a motor vehicle, ". . . ,,.l The arrest was made, ac- held in county jail today without ,'. .. cording to sheriff's reports, bond. 'e % Winter Springs Calls Meeting WINTER SPRINGS — City Council will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. today to I76.—SA By BOB l.IA)YD Herald Staff Writer 1 Proof of this is the concern that has beeift expressed in some quarters over the fact that the government has not been spending money this fiscal year as rapidly as had been planned. The Office of Management and Budget now projects a shortfall" of about $15 billion. So it is in these last hours before the 176 election, Jimmy Carter's remarkable aspiration For whatever reasons, a number of federal is endangered by unlucky precedent: Voters do • agencies, the Defense Department in particular, not normally reject incumbent presidents. It's have been slow in comumittin" all the fund-s been done only twice this century, and only for . authorized in their budgets. According to many U,'. extraordinary reasons; Herbert Hoover lost economists, this lower spending has meant les reelection by accident of the Great Depression; in the economy and is responoverall demand and William Howard Taft went down because of ., sible for the current apparent slowdown in the impossible burden of Teddy Roosevelt's , • .,, business recovery from the recession. third-party challenge. Now It would seem that if spending $15 billion The last time an incumbent was defeated head less is bad for the econorn, spending $30 billion to head, with no overwhelming tangential concorns, was in 1892 when Grover Cleveland lost to more would have been twice as good for the economy. But that, of course, Is precisely what Benjamin Harrison. In all, of the 25 men who .. i,.. . the government has been doing for to, these have tried to succeed themselves in office, only • 'ç many years with its red-ink budgets, and many eight have lost the verdict of the voters. % these same economists blame that for th.Z Small wonder that after months of upward OR " mobility, the election-eve mood in the Carter inflation that has bedeviled the economy in both good times and bad. camp is still not one of hubris. The candidate has essentially won the debates, he leads in the Presidential candidates and public alike are opinion surveys and his majority party is calling for economy in government. Yet when, making a frantic effort to get out the vote; but, either by design or inadvertence. Washington as Carter himself has told confidantes, "I may lulls to spend what amounts to only a small be the frcritrunncr but Jerry Ford is the fraction of the total budget, everybody yells president." By any measure, the advantage of White i Strange. House incumbency is shamefully large. Besides NEW YORK rAPs — On the eve of the deethe obvious material benefits that prevailed in the early part of the year was the aura of the office, the tax-paid campaign workers and the tions, several commentaries are being circucaused by businessmen rebuilding their depleted There may not be anything new under the ability to pass out immediate favors in return for lated here that there isn't any economic pause stocks of goods for sale. But throughout the sun, but there are still plenty of wrinkles left to support — a campaigning president is also in but that the economy is in fact moving ahead at period, actual sales were no stronger than now. be explored in the 01(1, an accelerating rate. position to play on people's fears. Argus Research. which supplies much of the Sandia Laboratories of Albuquerque, N.M., "Chances are the 'pause' we've heard so much Ford has used all of this leverage, particulary economic thinking for many stock brokers, and Livermore, Calif., is testing a new kind of the latter. In speeches and advertisements he about never existed at all," states the Cancontends that the final sales series is "probably automobile engine which may average 40 per has suggested that "this is the most crucial ference Board in an article published in its the single most important piece of data that cent better gas mileage than a conventional election in American history," which is nonsense magazine. Across the Board. suggest an upbeat for the economy." engine of equal performance. The comment, which is fairly typical of but which concentrates the minds of somn. voters Loeb, Rhoades & Co., a securities firm, conseveral other advisories by economists here, wonderfully. curs. It contends that people have been 'mesmeWell, not a new engine. The Pouliot engine It Is hoary demagoguery but it works. The concludes that what Is called the pause might be rued by GNP figures," which are influenced named after Its inventor, Sandia er,gnecr specter of a Carter victory is one reason for the a consequence of reporters seeking headlines greatly by inventory changes. Harvey H. Pouliot, Is similar in most respects to dramatic decline of the stock market in recent and of consulting economists seeking "tidbits." While not referring specifically to final sales, the familiar spark-ignition, four-cycle piston Others claim politics are to a large degree weeks. It is the impetus behind the pro-Ford several large banks also are expressing con- engine. editorials in the newspapers of America's allies. responsible for repeated claims during the past fidence In the economy's future. The wrinkle is that instead of having a And it is the primary factor In the "softness" of two months that the economy has slowed per. Bankers Trust, seventh largest commercial Carter's support, i.e., the frustrating proclivity ceptibly. bank, states that "A careful reading of all the throttle in the carburetor to control engine Many of the commentaries, mainly from the available evidence suggests that the economy speed, the Pouliot uses a mechanical linkage of people to say they like him but may not vote for him. financial community, base their no-pause currently is experiencing no more than a nonnal with the accelerator pedal that enables the driver to automatically change the length of the And so what could this mean at the polls this conclusions on statistics showing that final pause along a continuing upward trend." Citibank, second largest, has been repeating engine stroke, or displacement. In effect, the Monday There may be another hint In history'. demand or final sales have continued to grow throughout tt.e year. its optimistic view fur many weeks. Leif Olsen, horsepower of the engine is adjusted to meet tm.j In 1948 Hdrry Truman was an accidental in cumbent, not very popular, and Tom Dewey was This statistical series, which Is determined by senior vice president, states that the trend line varying demands of driving. an aggressive but uninspiring challenger. As excluding inventory changes from readings of continues upward. Varying the displacement of the engine now, the public was perplexed. There was an real Gross National Product, grew at 3.7 per cent "We believe that during the summer we were eliminates the need for a throttle, which is one of army of undecided voters. In the end, the army in the first quarter, and by 4.2 and 4.4 per cent running below that trend and we'll probably see the major causes of Inefficiency In conventional decided it would rather be safe than Lorry and rates in the second and third quarters, respecsome acceleration to a level above it during the engines. tively. expected-winner Dewey was whipped. winter months," he said. The prototype engine has yet to be installed in Followers of these final demand figures argue, This then is Jimmy Carter's dilemma as Despite their arguments, there is considerable an actual car, but refined, computerit projections indicate long campaign ends. Voter confusion may be an therefore, that the true nature of the recovery opposition to the view of those who base their that when fully should ultimately even greater threat to his challenge than voter has been distorted by the sharp accumulation of outlook almost solely on final sales. Contrary to improve gas mileage about 40 per cent. apathy. Doubtful citizens seldom opt for change. inventories early this year, and by the sub- the view of the Conference Board, many In the end this election is caution versus ad- sequent flattening out of that activity, One thing is as certain as the fact that we will' economists and even some of the candidates venture: Which do we want for tomorrow? In other words, much of the boom atmosphere speak openly about a pause. someday run out of oil. And that is that long before we do, the kind of cars we drive will have to be markedly different from those we are driving today. 'k TUESDAY, NOVEMIIERZ Free blood preastre clinic, 2-4 pm, 7th and Elm Sanford Adventist Charch. and Sterling SW assesPark Elementary School Open House for LEP Sanford LIons, noon, Holiday Inn, Winter Springs Jaycees, 7p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole lions, 7 p.m., Quality' Inn, 1.4 and SR 434 Casseiberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. L.ongwood Area S.ertoma, noon Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. .L' çO Free blued pressve Clinic, 7-8 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, Wider Springs. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 71 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Couity Club Rd., Lake Mary. Cai,selberr' Womsan's Club, 1 p.m., clubhouse, Overbrook Drive. Everybody talks about trimming the size of the federal government, but nobody really ' je. -, OAKLEY You Can't Have It Both Ways With the Carter Campaign — Wendell Willkie was the last man to emerge from obscurity to challenge a seated president. He lost by 367 electoral votes to Franklin Roosevelt. Willkie was dynamic and popular, but he had one thundering disadvantage: While he was telling people he had an eye on the presidential chair, FDH was saying. "Yes, but look what I've got on I.'# 1, Police Seize Explosive Trick-Or-Treat 'Goodies' 0 MONDIY, NOVEMBER 1 Sanford Senior Cltkens Club annual banqt'et, 6 p.m., Civic Center. Contact Harry flickings, chairman, for reservations, While we're talking about strvice by policemen let's give a tip '0 the topper to Sit. Russel Tench, the quiet, mild-mannered officer iho for years served as head of the Sanford Police Department records section. Sgt. Tench recently retired after 28 years service. A member of the Florids Chapter and the International Association of Idetificatiofl Officers, he was known among his co-workers as one of the best fingerprint classification nen in the state. Local officers say they miss the "Sarge" but he says he's going to pursue his hobby — model railroading — and become eves more active as a Mason and member of the Amer-can Legion and the Forty and Eight Honor Society TOM TIED E 1 I CALENDAR Monday, Nov. Jon Aibi. Buiinss&win Vinci listens and responds to the Suids of the people 'atls.r Ibsen tilling them what tI54y RIB da STATE ATTORNEY Paid for by Campaign T,,aiu,,, Republican �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Nov. 1, 197 WORLD IN BRIEF Violence Marks Campaign In P.R. Gubernatorial Race Puerto Rico's SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) gubernatorial campaign has been marked by violence, emotional speeches, slogans put to a Latin beat and heated controversy over the future of the island's relationship with the United States. There have been at least six deaths, two bombings, several shootings and other sporadic clashes between political an improvement over the 1972 activists campaign, when at least seven persons were killed. Although Puerto Ricans do not vote in the U.S. presidential election, officials predict 1.5 million of the 1.75 million registered voters will cast ballots in the governor's race. This 85 per cent turnout is much above the 50-55 per cent expected on the mainland. Opinion polls give Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon, who is seeking a second four-year term, a slight edge over San Juan Mayor Carlos Romero Barcelo. - - Force Threatened In Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) President Elias Sarkis is determined to use force if necessary to implement an Arab-sponsored peace plan to end Lebanon's civil war, the newspaper An Nahar reported today. But top Christian leader Bashir Gemavel warned his troops would not lay down their arms. An Nahar said the Christian president was willing to use the Arab peacekeeping force against right-wing Christians or leftist Moslems if they tried to interfere with the plan worked out in Arab summit meetings last month. Gemayel said his troops would never disarm "under any circumstances" and added the 'old Lebanon of peaceful coexistence between various faiths was gone for ever." - Talks On Rhodesia Rule Slow GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) Prime Minister Ian Smith's likely departure threatens to undermine the slow-paced talks on black rule in Rhodesia and could result in at least one black leader leaving the negotiations. Smith told reporters Saturday he expects to return home this week to attend to pressing government business, leaving his foreign minister to represent him in Geneva. Sources in his delegation said he may depart immediately after the third conference session if it is held on Wednesday, as expected. A member of black leader Robert Mugabe's delegation said if Smith leaves, 'comrade Mugabe" may also decide to leave Geneva. - At Hour Of Decision, Art Gindle, that flamboyad individual of "1 want to sell you a car" fame, will be Us principal speaker at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality There Is Indec ision Breakfast on Tuesday. tContinued from Page lÀ) viet domination of eastern Europe, or with his handling of campaign and official personnel problems., But his record is there for all to see, 27 months in the White House, with economic, foreign .tml military policies he says have been, and remain, the right ones. No mystery there; with Ford it is all on the record and on the table, the personality as well as the policy. He says he would be proud indeed to have the American people say on Tuesday "Jerry, you've done a good job. Keep right on doing it." Nonetheless, judgments about the characteristics of men are difficult judgments, more difficult this time because neither candidate has been this campaign route before. The campaign has broken little ground on issues that affect the average American. Ariuments about the U.S. response to a hypothetical Soviet move against Yugoslavia are about as relevant to the concerns of 1976 as Quemoy and Matsu were to the voters of 1960. Mistakes and misstatunient.s have been magnified Into major campaign topics. For a time, there was more talk about Playboy than platforms. In the end, as public opinion analyst Peter Hart puts it, the election may turn on the judgmnent of the voters about Ford's competence and about Carter's character. Nine months ago, Rep. Morris K. Udall sat on a platfuriti \%lth Carter in Manchester, NH., and told voters to beware of the intensive, driven candi(late who runs for president because he has to be president. At the Democratic National Convention, Udall was extolled as a good loser. There remain misgivings about Carter among people who say that, after all this time, they still don't know where he stands. That is in part their fault, in part his. hard, precise po sitions on specific points can win a candidate some supporters, but will inevitably cost him others. So Carter has generally avoided such precision, and speaks instead in terms of not said precisely what it will entail, only that no one who does not now gain unfair advantage need be concerned about his program. But try to find a taxpayer who will say that his own deductions are unlair. So, too, on jobs, eovernment reorganization and other points, Carter has had more to say about the goals than details of how to get there. However, Carter has issued a stream of position papers, has answered uncountable ques(ions, has campaigned actively for 22 months. Seldom has one politician been so thoroughly cross-examined. Art Grindle Fo Speak At Breakfast [ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ONLY ONCE,* * IN MODERN HISTORY donuts The event it scheduled torta.m. and coffee, and orange juice will be serve1Grindle, who's Involved inn variety of businesses ranging from a finance and i'estnient firm to an adertising agency, is a gradue of the University of Illinois, a graduate of LaSalle Law School and holds a master of science degree in nnagement from Rollins College. Grindle is scheduled to spak at the Personality Breakfast on the subjects of mGlvatlon , free enterprise, advertising and Americanism. Th public i ir.vited. has any Board of Seminole County Commissioners honored a departing Commissioner with a formal resolution of commendation. That public servant was Greg Drummond. Once, only once. This resolution was one of the few unanimous Board actions in the past two years. I int the welfare of the citizens of Seminole -ini,stoncr of Seminole . V I f Seminole County, Florida, that it hereby cauces V to be sprcaJ upon, and enrolled in, the OffiL.i Board of County Commissioners of Seminole Count., ttre 0oabIc the ii ' NS f six )tars of dtlig'nt an It tj sto0C n'r i THEREFORE, BE 11 RFSflLi' ton and appreciation of outstanding serTt c \einit c ' 5a of 00 . \r-unole County government and to the citl:cns of ar y the Honorable Greg S. Drummond during Iii IS f5O t'iV1 btt t he ç\t5 1eer CO It 1 AS C At loncts t 1 011 ct ' c°5° CCO yj$ ' ma0 3 H .i 1 t Ii. '. • 't r . , Li. , I '' a the Do 0 ts 0 bl e '1 10 ' (100t tttout '',O 1 Iton'TS, %JT%tq "Ith :f John A. Kimbrough .: na l)U: hi 1 0O5,ible 1C 3 '10 A 41 , I'. .. .•. \ 0eo0 '1 Co5t00 tC .I / Mike Hattaway -Dick Williams t'tissipner 11 -Harry Kwiatkowski a -Sid Vihien qe'lt 31 t het C 35 Coi1 ~" P, - -7~:, - ~ P-, A, ~ * c-i4 t' the 0 t0S t t' , - t ' tti.itT1TTi' '. Gje in irt r a i to FI E 11il o fs, - Atli ll tt' tot a ' 001 C'' 0 reg tle T the 'l' ' th 00det - - ,o 1 C .1' iat C 0 . ao it-'1 71 t Be Independent d EDUCATION: Father Kelly's Orphanage and St. Cyril's, Chicago, Illinois 'Meridian High School, Meridian, Mississippi • Mississippi State University, B.S., Chemistry major and Business minor. SERVICE: United States Marine Corps, Honorable Discharcje CHURCH: St. Augustine, Casselberry p ACTIVITIES: United Cerebral Palsy, Chairman of the Board • Seminole County Port Authority, Chairman of the Board • Seminole County Water Conservation and Advisory Board, Chairman • Sanford Elks . The Florida Bass Fisherman Magazine, Founder • Sertoma, Charter Member Lyman Booster Club • Milwee YMCA Midget Football, Sponsor Toastmasters • Seminole High Booster Club • Florida Planning and Zoning Association American Chemical Society • Friends of the Library • Veterans of Foreign Wars • Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. MEET MY POLITICAL MACHINE The attempt by the Hattaway Machine to discredit Greg Drummond's record and rewrite history is an act of desperation. ONCE, only once... will you have the opportunity to return this dedicated public servant to work for you. MICHAEL -.. CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN (age: 12 years, 9 months) As a result of his "Political knowhow", I may very well carry the 7th grade class at Milwee School. ALSO FUND RAISER. Due to his continuing efforts my campaign coffers have been increased nearly S8.00. 1 The time is now! '1 The candidate cordially invites the local citizens to enluy the election nijht returr; at clubhouse of his new residence, 1173 Pasco Del Mar, Casselberry. BETTY . . MY FIRST LADY (age, closely guarded political secret) WITH THIS TYPE OF SUPPORT I JUST MAY BECOME COMMISSIONER TOM BINFORD She has been a tremendous asset throughout my campaign, particularly in view of the fact that she has had trditional leanings toward the opposing political party. BINFORD COMMENTS... State Representative .rt. 0C t I Democrat for District 34 and DT I Being an INDEPENDENT means I have no party strings, and can therefore freely vote my Convictions. Seminole County needs a broader tax base to help ease the tax burden of those on fixed incomes. We need to actively solicit clean, light industry, and create more jobs for our people. Tighter reins are needed on the county budget which has tripled to over S18,000,000 in the past 6 years . . during these years neither the population or county services have tripled." the E"k 111114hE 0 = M 11IR M Ao%k RL 0 E"k U U 11 _ "Having to secure the siqnatures of thousands of registered voterc via peti toni, ;r -,eU aS pJylflq the filing fee and qualifying in Tallahassee in order to have my name placed on the ballot was tough! However, it gave me the opportunity to meet and talk with a lot of Concerned citizens, and for this reason was a very rewarding experience. AA " LESS DOLLARS/ MORE SENSE . I[iiowles 1 the Honorable Greg N. Drumriond to both count, h' ?1Pj5t'i L NDO \ NOW oc the hjarI ihes to honor and acknowledge the outstanilng c0fltri1 P BORN: New York, June 11, 1938 Vote fo r iIi.i'I.A5. \ . Ile is for tax reform, but has you can help get full-time, responsive representation in Tallahassee Monday, Nov. 1, 176-7A fl _ IRIRI--M'- WJflNfl , Paid Pol. Adv., paid for by Camp. Treas. Vote Independent STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 33 REPUBLICAN L i"l-, �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 1, 176 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Patchwork Constitution Grows TALLAHASSF (A?) Legislators are turning the 1968 Florida Constitution into the same sort of patched-up document it replaced, says an authority on state government, this distinction." "This is already happening Dauer, commenting in a again," he added. pamphlet on nine proposed Dauer contrasted the state amendments voters will decide Constitution to the U.S. Conon Tuesday, says one of the stitution, which was drafted in reasons for drafting a new 1787 and has been amended just document In 1968 was that the W s. ,time Manning , Dauer, a Univerold one drawn up in 1885 "had sity of Florida political science become a patchwork of amendBefore this election, legislaprofessor, says the lawmakers ments because of the tsndency tors had proposed 24 changes to are proposing too many con- of the legislature to put too the 1968 Constttulon. The people stitutional amendments, much detail into the Con- have approved 18. One of the changes, adopted Only basic law Is In the U.S. stitution." .. Constitution; details are filled He said the old Constitution in No1'cmber 1972 made it easin by ordinary legislation," required constant changes . icr for the people to initiate Dauer says. "Unfortunately, cause amendments were too amcndments to the Constitution. the Florida Legislature has lost detailed. Legal Notice Charter Number 13157 National Bank Region Numbers RE PORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SANFORD OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION tit. Thousands Of dollars ASSETS Cash and due from banks ...............................4,887 U.S. Treasury securities ................................2,627 Obligations of other U.S. Gov't agencies and corps ..................................... 360 Obligations of States and political subdivisions .................................5,571 Other bonds. notes and debentures ............................. None Federal Keserve syocx and corporate stock .....................................69 Trading account securities ........................None Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ............................. 400 Loans, Total (excluding unearned Income) ...................................... 20,906 Less: Reserve for possible loan losses.........................................308 Loans , Net ..........................................20,598 Direct lease financing .............................None Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises ...................1,072 Real estate owned other than bank premises ..................................None Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies ......................................None Customers' liability to this tank on acceptances outstanding ....................None Other assets .............................................W2 TOTALASSETS .. ............................... ....36,186 Gov. Reubin Askew used that process successfully for the first time this year when he collected about 219,000 petition signatures to put his Sunshine Amendment on Tuesday's balThe amendment sets strict IInanclal disclosure standards for elected constitutional officers and candidates for those' positions. It contains a detailed code of ethics for public offidaIs and provides specific pen. alties for breaches of the public trust. Legal Notice Charter Number isesa National Bank Region Number REPORTOF CONDITION CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF THE BARNEIT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ALTAMONTE SPRINOSIN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION Id. ASSETS ç . . \ . - Ray style campaigning: Chris and Cindy Ray attract motorist voters on the highways of Brevard and Seminole David Porter Likes Law m• But Not Politics f P _ Lu.. f' ' . ____ ..'.4 . - _______ •. . -. , ' .94 ..: • - . . j1 fl A 72 . AIL ' f Pt ,, VO I .. ' ., - dVEMBER2 s ill ' MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ___________________ UI! .L......._. 1 .3 Paula voted against automatic fuel adlustment charges of electric utilities. Paula brought "Government in the Sunshine" to the PSC for the first time opening Commission proceedings to the press and public. This stopped the practice of voting in secret and changing votes on rate cases. VINC Paula led the successful fight to block Directory Assistance charges and 20 pay phones. I, Arlen Puckett, Vice Presld,It and Cashier of the above. named bank do hereby declare that this report of Condition is true dnd correct lo the best ofmy knowledge and belief. Arlen Puckett October26, 1916 We, the undersigned directors attest the correcinsu of this statement of resources and lIabillites. We declare that It has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Ralph L. Weber Charles K. Cross Directors C. Lee Maynard Publish: Nov. 1. 1916 DEF.5 Cracker Club Florida House of Represen- time consuming Functions of the tatives. office, and involving the With 17 years of courtroom hospitalization of persons with experience behind him, Porter mental problems. ,, ' 1 Dim. KA1a Anyone having information re: Otto the chimp while at the County animal control pound on Hwy. 17-92, or any other matter concerning treatment of animals at this facility please call the HUMANE SOCIETY OF SEMINOLE COUNTY 339-7002 or Write P.O. Box 809 Longwood, Fl. 32750 4 YEARS OF CARTER? CAN SEMINOLE COUNTY SURVIVE 4 MORE YEARS OF MACHINE POLITICS? County Residents BELIEVES AS YOU BELIEVE... PLANNING & ZONING. ser , j . ol im ssj will Soil IA1 4 fTt'0 .tt. h'' •It(J .. l ose .- ' fj . Djtanced budget ''tft'f! , LuI A''')'' on the I Cent JUi uiiiiTIeUilC lItCiIiiu,i 4t.1l et t rJLe because I i"P I *11 sot tull time tow a rds ,t, r, iltict s,l' Itt public jnd IUCiiflf ji ,einrnent abuses mu lc*irds mchieniflg our common BETTER (L]Uti!'t GOVERhYINI I BELIEVE IN FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. As a CettileJ Put,, I knos the :np) tln .f ii I t,cr it 'I,t', I" v ing Fla Re'onaI Planning Council convinced me th a t the t i pid I BELIEVE IN A WORKING COMMISSIONER. I I BELIEVE IN OPEN COMMUNICATION.I 3nii *0 4INCE PERRY .ur,tmnI l IT'S A MAT TER OF SURVIVAL! I BELIEVE IN COMPREHENSIVE BELIEVE IN INTEGRITY. ;J o eMT1,11f tJ,ç , h, rI i ,i ,OOui t, u Lli s.ne ljss vigorously supçti out , . . . A MAN YOU CAN BELIEVE IN!! L_iJJ[ T9 F TUES. I NOV I __ I121 _______ SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER District 1 Republican PD. POL AD PAID FOR BY MARCEL SNYDER CAMPAIGN TREAS. Republican COUNTY COMMISSION P'i Al, P&d -r T041 enjoys picnicking, 3wimming VINCE PERRY of AmPri2 Treasurer JEANNE RODAIQUEZ P ANOTHER LIBERAL CONGRESS? I Campaign Dist. 3 - City & ME Paid for by Gunter and fishing with his children * Responsible Representation For All Civic Action of Florida, Inc. Cuban Veteran Association Century Village Gainesville Sun Fort Lauderdale News Jacksonville Florida Times Union Communication Workers A a county delegation in the level, which is one of the most football, softball and track teams. "I was no Jim Thorpe but did fairly well in sports," he said. He and his wife, Betsy, have three daughters, Jennifer, Susan and Mary, and make their home in Titusville. Port er used t oplay gol f, * Integrity On The County Commission iris 1111 11391 on the swimming, boxing, * Accountability In Government Paula's persistent persuasion with the Washington administration resulted in approval of an FEA oil equalization program which will result in millions of dollars of savings in fuel costs to Florida's electric utilities. These savings will be passed on to Florida consumers and are being reflected in current billings. A and is an avid reader, par- believes the major responticularly of documentaries, sibility of the public defender is novels, stories on trial lawyers, in the courtroom. periodicals and news articles. 'N' "The public defender has to In addition to serving as be as good a lawyer as the Brevard solicitor for two years, prosecutor or a fair trial cannot Porter was city attorney, city be held," he said. prosecutor and zoning board "I like the job of public attorney for Titusville; defender very much, but I don't i Lssistant public defender for like politics," he said. If suethe ninth judicial circuit and an ces.sful in the election, he plans assistant state attorney, to continue doing trial work. '! He formerly served as an will try all the capital cases," tn.structor in adult educational he said. programs and lectured in law If elected, Porter said he enforcement education with expects to place the attornes Brevard Junior College and in the office in different art-ass (Aber educational groups. lie with supei visors in the has served asa staff attorneyto misdemeanor level, juvenile Elect Dave Leads The Way to EQUITY CAPITAL MEMORANDA YOUR MAN OF ACTION CAN WE SURVIVE. Paula initiated the PSC rule requiring that notices of all utility rate hearings be included in customer bills. Miami Herald Orlando Sentinel Winter Haven News Chief Associated Builders and Contractors (Central Florida Chapter) Lake Wales News Perry News-Herald Home Builders Association of Mid Florida David Porter worked as a retail credit investigator and night manager at a hotel during his years at the University of Florida, College of Business Administration and Stetson University College of Law. Before going to college, he was a staff sergear.t and an air policeman in the Air Force, his military completing obligation before beginning college. He graduated from the U.S. Air Force Air Police Academy. Born in Miami, he attended DeLand High School and Sewanne Military Academy in Sewanne, w he re he was PERRY - Paula won her fight to require regulated truckers to cover their trucks to prevent blowing and spillage on Florida highways. r a David Porter (D-Titusville) and J. Christopher Ray (R-Casselberry) are vying In Tuesday's general election for the office of Pulblie Defender of the 18th Judicial Circuit (Seminole and Brevard counties). Porter, 46, won the Democratic nomination to the office after defeating Harry Stein of Tltuiville In the September primary by a Z-1 margin, carrying all 55 precincts in Seminole County and 90 of the 96 precincts in Brevard. Ray, 32, was unopposed In the GOP primary. Roth men are employed as assistant public defenders In the office with Ray stationed in Seminole and Porter in the Titusville office. Franklin Kelley, the incumbent public defender, did not seek re-election. CPA BUSINESS MAN CIVIC LEADER Paula voted to exclude utility advertising costs from customer bills. s s's r's is ".:., I By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer CAN WE SURVIVE Paula enacted a toll-free Consumer Hot-line (800.342.3552) into the Tallahassee PSC office to aid frustrated consumers in obtaining immediate relief from their utility problems. i 1 "'1.' .. Porter styli' campaigning: Betsy and Dave Porter with children Susan, Jennifer and Mary adapt their campaign to lit the season, Paula voted against over $583 million in utility rate increases. r S(HII ItC1C.It DEMOCRAT Are They Really Like? , - Average for 15 or 30 calendar Average for 15 or 30 calendar days days ending with call date: ending with call date: Cash and due from banks ..........................5,15? Cssh and due from banks ...... ... ... .. ...... .... .... 2,503 Fed. funds sold and securities Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agreements purchased under agreements to resell ....................................None toresell ................................................632 Total loans ...........................................7,115 Total loans ..........................................70,601 Time deposits of $100,000 or Time deposits of sioo,000 or more in domestic offices ..............................2,W more in domestic offices ................................211 Total deposits ............. .......................... 19,169 Total deposits .......................................30963 Fcd funds purchased and securities Fed. funds purchased and securities sold under agreements sold under agreements to repurchase ..........................................38) to repurchase ........................................ 1, 515 Liabil [ties for borrowed money ..................None Liabilities for borrowed money ..................None Standby lifters of credit Standby letters of credit (outstanding as of report date) ..............................(ou ts ta nd ing as of report date) ..................None Time depos i ts of s100,000 or m or e Time deposits of $100,000 or more (outstanding as of report date) (outstanding as cf report date) Time certificates of deposit in Time certificates of deposit In denominations of $100,000 denominations of $100,000 or more ................................................241 or more ................................................. Other time deposits in amounts Other time deposits In amounts of $100,000 or more ..............................None of $100,000 or more .................................... 1,106 I, Billy D. Hurst, Cashier of the above-named bank do P.eseby declare that this Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Billy D. Hurst October20, 1976 We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and IiabilIti. We declare that It has bean examined by us, and to this best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct, A. K. Shoemaker H. H. Hodges Directors Robert E. Publish: Nov. 1. 1976 DEF.2 Y IRA NRIC f(gU(, I RAY PUB[IC S[RVICE COMMISSION Thousands of dollars Cash and due from banks ...............................2,578 U.S. Treasury securities ...............................5,452 Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. agencies and corps ...................................3,703 Obligations of States and political subdivisions .......................... ........8,39 Other bonds, notes, and debentures ................None Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock .....................................40 Trading account securities .......................None Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .................. None Loans, Total (excludinq unearned income) .............. .... ............... . ...... 7,169 Less: Deserve for possible loan ioss"s ...................................... Loai;:, Net ............... ................ .......... ... 7,040 Direct lease financing .................... 86 Bank preises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 782 Real estate owned other than bank premises U Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies None Customers' liability to this bank Onacceptancesoutstanding None Other assets .... ......................,.463 TOTAL ASSETS 21,027 Preferred stock Preferred stock a. No. shares outstanding a. No. shares outstanding None (par value) ....................None None (par value) ..............................None Common stock Common stock 8. No. shares authorized 83,337 No. shares authorized 73.500 No. shares outstanding b. No. shares outstanding 73.500 (par value) ...................................83,337 (par value) .................. . ex Surplus ...................................1 565 . .......... Surplus ................ 4,1115 Undivided profits ... . ... . .......... ....... ... ....... Individed profits ..................................(3) 'e Reserve for contingencies and Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ..........................None other capital reserves 21 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL 1,333 3.583 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL ..... ... ..... ....... ............36,186 EQUITY CAPITAL . ........ ............ ... 21,027 MEMORANDA IP Chris Ray was a "sports nut" bachelor's degree from the Hay believes the office of in Mt. Dora High School, University of South Florida, public defender is an ad' participating In football graduatinginthetoplopercent ministrative position with a basketball, swimming, golf and of his class and majoring in budget of almost 1500,000 an tennis, but since beginning political science with a minor in nually that must be attended to. work In the public defender's business management. "The office should be run like a office and campaigning for that At Stetson University College business in a businesslike office full time for the pa.ii of Law in St. Petersburg he was manner. But, there will still be several months he has had little given the most improved times that I'll be working in the time for sports. student award and is a member courtroom," he said. His brother, who is six years of Phi Alpha Delta legal Ray said the office needs a older, chose the legal profession fraternity. "person who cares and is In addition to his work with compassionate. I certainly and that is what Flay says probably led him there. After the public defender's office, he don't love criminals, but the passing his bar exam, he also practices law privately, office needs someone who worked with a small law firm in For a two year period, he cares," he said. Orlando for 18 months, then taught the para-legal program If elected, he said, he would joined the Sanford firm of as an adjunct professor at work with the Legislature, Shinholser and Logan for Florida Technological prepare budgets, initiate a almost three years and has University (F'I'U) "I like the more aggressive program to been with the public defender's academic atmosphere," he collect liens which have been office in Seminole for three said. awarded by the court. "The years. Ray has two children, Dana, collection is warranted to bring A native Floridian, born and 9 and Christopher, G. He and in some revenues to help defray raised in Mt. Dora, Ray got his his wife live in Casselberry. costs," Ray said, ELECT 11111 Fights For You On The ( What Chris Ray Campaigns For Votes On Seminole Highwa s I - LIABILITIES LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals. Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps prtnshps., and corps .................. ............... 7.121 oo Time and savings deposits Time and savings deposits of individuals, of individuals, prtnshps., and corps ..... ..... ......10,760 tort rnhps., and corps . .... .......... ................ 17•631 Deposits of United States Deposits of United States Government ..............................................Government ............... 128 Deposits of States and Deposits of States and ........... political subdivisions ..... .... .. . political subdivisions... ............................. . elo 253 3' Deposits of foreign govts. and Deposits of foreign govts. and official institutions ...................... official institutions ..............................None None Deposits of commercial banks ....................None Deposits of commercial banks ............................ Certified and officers' checks ........ . . Certified and officers' checks .............................136 274 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ... .... ........... ..19,102 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ........................31,623 Total demand deposits . ............7,920 Total demand deposits .......................13,083 Total time and savings Total time and savings deposits .................. 1i,1 82 deposits .................................... Total deposits in Total deposits in foreign offices ............. foreign offices .................................None None TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES ... AND FOREIGN OFFICES ..........................31'623 . None Federal funds purchased and Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements securities sold under agreements to repurchase ..............................430 to repurchase ..........................................697 Liabilities for borrowed money . . . Liabilities for borrowed money ...................None None Mortgage indebtedness ........................ ......... ....., g Mortgage indebtedness ..................17 Acceptances executed by Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank or for account of this bank and cutstar.ding .............. and outstanding ..............................None . None Other liabilities ............................219 Other liabilities ........................ in TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding TOTAL LIABILITIES (exc'ding subordinated notes subordinated noes and debentures) .. ........ .........19,691 anddebentures).. ...... .......... ........ .......... ..... Subordinated notes and debentures ............. Subordinated notes and debentures ................None None EQUITY CAPITAL Defender's Race: Pubiic Monday, Nov. 1, 1974-9A VOTE REPUBLICAN �0A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 BLOP4DIE Chic Young THEyE GIVING MEAN AWARD AT ThE BARBERS' BALL HOW DID You HARD .ORi<, PESEvE&NCE 1500 AND I SE GET SUCH AN '.ES OR (, - MYSEL - Nk- ( 5 1DNIGI4T '-_A Time 'c' suffix late 13 Cheer I4 'otes 15 Pr Protract 11T' 60Obse'es ,1 ?Jouri suP' B QImlriUtlC 12 Gid.s [4j , lat4brg -._-'-. DOWN 2 co muCh ed 3 Author Felber 4 Brrds une rr.fuiy 5 Rested in char 2B MuIlt Dsseoat.or 2 Staie iF' Free jacketB lrsh 33 Short ( BEETLE' MAKE 17 I '\A "Nii 9 l.ng oeia 3 Thr'ov igIs 37 Propelled O D1 Ci 41 Brainstorms 42 Jacobs fathe' I taan 3t'Iv lO,& I oe FC 41,1 Italia n pe cT T AND 'O. BED TE •Si / 3E'.' •I FIS I _S r It G0 'Y. 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'E kAD AELLN W4.TS U, CTE1 AT -LCL 1CICEF110 -' AND I 1-ST.'k ki 1E '\ ti 'H kLc \\CULD YOU EEL F TE -\5tED L' L TJ '2ELL il/I .GNC'MINICJ.' d 5TUPIED - kAL INI J)& i HARDER! I IL PRISCILLA'S POP by Al / DOESN' T C-<NG \ TO THE L7ENflST .? r BOTHER 'YOU. REVEREND WEEMS HEAVENS, NO M3Y' I PION EVEN THINK ABOUT IT., .—.. ----s r WHEN 'YOUR MIND IS ON SPIRITUAL THINGS. 'YCU NEVER WORRY AC4JT A LITTLE PAiN — ' . / - -. -- - WHY jj5 Th5 MNrE THE. I WAS RECALL STCf?Y OF ABEL AND NOJOCAJNE) ' s• - • .-.' ' . I by Bob Thoves / I_I I If iI Ii 1' 1$ HUMAN, IosicE'rT. r' WHY w' DEC IDED TO REPI.1G Vow iiTu p OMplEg. 11.1 f If ()-\ V TO ERR I ii IL ii J[L iJ j[I 41 1St' l SSest have an your egs to see ixainutation of l it ~Otl hi a tiN ulation irijblruua 1ie'n the arteries to leg become obstructed with ntts-cholesterol deposits the iircuJatijn can be seriousls utipromnised. It that Is the case irul the condition is causing evere problems many people can get relief from surcer S craft is put in to detour the hixl around the' local ob. -truction [h'.- catch is that the ii structuimn itiUst be localized so it .0 tualls he deti'mmr','t h the entire length of the arters i blocked like' a dead emit street there are no normal open ortieries to detour tor Losing weight ssitl help in most circulation problems it ,i person is overweight Weight loss helps clear, out obstructed arteries, lowers blood pressure and decreases the work the beds utiust do with normal physical activith - Others who a ant the same diet tw have i't weight with can senil 50 rOts for The IIealth letter. muinbt'r 1-7, Weight I aising Send a long, stamped. self-addressed envelope with soul request to inc in core k , f this newspaper. 1' 0. Box 1551 Radio ('its Station,. New York. NV 10019 DEAR DR LAMB I am pre'sentih confined in penitentiary. My problem m that for the' past three rtiontbs I have had a ve'rs high pulse rate 100 1 and after heart tests and X rays the doelurs say that ni heart i nut bad and to stop TUMBLEWEEDS LONGTIME r ±!'c EYE — r1 / LIP WHERE ThE O..2 \ f) I (SPANISH ThAJL MEE15 NE ' —Z /HMM — CAN'T MISS IT. THERE'S A ( E) \ YOU \ KENTUCKY FRIEP TACO S1M42 JUNCTION. I North East south A 2 A ......... W 145 the heart should Vu purpose league of board of directors, Florida State League of Women Voters Because of my League involvQment I get The negotiators for the phony vice president and involved in many things. For Florida Symphony Society and spokesman for the negotiating instance, I'm a representative the American Federation of team, stated that he was elated From Seminole County on the Musicians, Local 389 have to have reached a mutually Regional Planning Council. Of reached an agreement beneficial solution The people the 39 members there are three providing for a full orchestra of Central Florida will benefit women, two of them from it,l the performance of a full most by this settlement in that \II1(1I YN cno-rry cason. they can now look forward to a Seminole County," she cornments. great symphony season not simply those which are Roth the society and the Union "It's important to me that the advisory. Seminole County is The season will begin with the xpressed gratification in being opera Carmen to be performed Commission gets more women better than most," she says, lie to reconcile their dif- Nov. 12 and 14 in the Tup- involved. And of course being "about appointing women to ferences. Those musicians who perware Auditorium in appointed to the Commission substantive boards And this hid been terminated and Kissimmee. Dr. Evans stated gives valuable background for commission," she finishes a shed to return were given an that some tickets are still getting Into elected areas later. firmly, "can fill a great need as çipirtuxiity to do so. available for the season and for Women should make an effort an advocate for women in all l)r. David I.. Evans, Sym- the opera to get on suhitantive boards, areas." Symphony, Union In Agreement He Hoinked F'.' '' i rrviuig i it Wlit I euuld Iie to kumoss is a hs the sudden change otter having a pulse rate of 72 for the past 30 years I have been wondering if it could be because' of how cxtreumuels nervous and uptight I iise' been for the past three iutiriths Pljse. Inn begging .Ouit ) give lime any inforunotiun pertinent to this problem I)EAH HEADER am glad nave' ''U bad a gui)d examination That helps to rule out many problems that could cause tun increase' ill lie-art rate Yes, real anxiety. which uur letter suggest ;0u have, can realk cause the heart rate to increast' sustdenl Mans people a ith arixiets have fast heart rates when there is dbi.. olutels nothing wrong with the heart. Of course, the anxlets it!' ti k, 'halt a tb .1 wit kn o u inL that and being I eiis'uie'd that %our heart I K utah help some There are some ither causes for fast heart rates that could ..)ply to sour condition Smoking a lot of cigarettes w ill often increase the heart rate around 10 beat., per ruilnute'. If 'lou drink tuffec r -to k' I suggest you quit SIso, l,ee-k of ptih -to .iti', its call lead to a prugressi'. ti hi gher resting heart rate Eliiniini,itirig ant cmfft'e' i igorette- as well as getting stat ted on a good physical fitness program may help you a creit dcii Pass Opening iejil -' h \ 1 1 - ' Oswald There s nothing in bridge ethics that requires declarer to look unhapps merely because he sees that his ci;ntract is not likely to make Whs tell your up' ponents anthing the aren t entitled to know" Jim South wasn r at all happs a ith three notrump and felt that his partner should have bid three spades instead of raising to three notrump but South didn't mention the matter at all Instead he tis) the diamond and promptl y led a club toward dummy East ducked the first and second club leads whereupon South went after spades and made his contract with (our spades ne heart two diamonds ant - / • -. . r•'centIs ansa e't.'t a questu.n as to which side w Tthe rubber in .i manner to curt fuse senle readers The answer that the side that a ins two games is gisen a rubber bonus of 7e points for ° two game rubber r 500 points f or a tw o - out-of-three garm rubber but if alter aduhm that bonus 1, their other points they still hase less pomts than the:r ,ppnt'r,ti Ihe hase collected the' tiiflti but lost the rubber EQ" 0 OP - ., , ., P1 I - - e 1. To A tt r Sanford Art Show Set With less than two weeks to go before the Annual Sidewalk Art Show in Downtown Sanford sponsored by the Sanford-Seminole Art Association, time for entering the exhibition is limited. The show will be held Nov. 12 and 13. Categories include oil and acrylics; water color and pastels; mixed media and graphics: photography; ceramics and sculpture. There is aiso a Junior Artists interested in entering should contact show comniittce' chetnnan, Mrs. Jorme Porter, 106 Loch Arbor Ct., Sanford, phone 322-1235. '9 0 - ('realde or .-Slouio Avenue, pllances, household items, toys and games. — - HELENE CURTIS 0 - -. - - Perms PHASE '\ As The Most Resistant Hair by Garry Trudeau $ Aced PH Mai*turuinq UNIPERM Gives A Perfect Perm Aut3rnat,caili $ K. [)ominal,.Rainier& Arthur E J"hanna Dukes & Ralph L. t)eloris Anderson aka Kramer & J. Emery Complet e UNISEX HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE Commerciii Lakeview Plata Wi J' Ph. 322-4911 Downtown Sanford — you S.UUW Ci4RPET SilLE OFF OVER 400 STYLES and COLORS -5 s_IL . - '0 — • includes tax. Self addressed stamped - a. - J4 - - êt C fJ ' ar " EXAMPLES OF GREAT SAVINGS FINAL DAYS ' SAVE -. Ô, " 14 Iho Important docL&Ionj Broln Musical Company The Norman Lubof Choir COME VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF CARPET SAMPLES DEC. i— Christmas Show by the Stetson University Chorus A ': ' 0s from Czechoslovakia 17— L'1Ofl 134, C0101' ar'sJ texture in your room Don risk a cost:,, mustOtO Call US ?OOy NOV. 5—. Max Morath—a one man ragtime show H .' I 1 I Sao money g get me beautrt,ji mntetiOV you wont Carpet provides me t)rOOdet expanse 01 '' 1976-77 Season Performances MAR C Smano,sg Dcover s5 ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP DRIVE t SAVE 25% SAVE 20% Super T w ist of the SEMINOLE MUTUAL CONCERT SanI & I.,irrv B. Carmen I Fogarty Ronnie' 'Juanita Grose Itawhsun & m.mS.n, Iii, $l$ •il,nd per beach iind Fort Ps1 Cec.nl Asidilixialwo TSs s,., Walter Itawbon Keith lIe'nnemnao Bradshaw. Win. Scott Todd Jr. &Shirley & Cynthia 0. A. Donald U Giliw n & NorManic-c' Stiver & t)onald iuiake hlurgisser Gilluiui James. Patricia Tht'o McLaughlin La & Dorothy Kimber & Chanes Thomas E W D Will Kimber Donna Lisa Taylor & George Lewis Charles Mayrose & F. Mar) Eliz. Laurel Je'n Ising & Konrad [)onna M. Metz & Will It, V Sara K. Outlaw, [it I Bx 3M Kathy Booth & Kenneth W. SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF 322-2255 ARRIVE AUVE 5' 1' Duncan, 21, 21 Elkaumil Ct , VS, Melanie D Frost , Ch les A F'ekany, 2 1, 716 20, 412 W. Crystal Dr. Oakland Rd., Mild., I.m sm W ,isne N Giaimo, 27,19 22 W Harkins. 21, 497 Jergi ltd., Dana Dr., lk'l'ona, Patricia N Mtld Stamper, 32, same add. 'Srchie I. Cook, 53, 134 Edw. E. Me'F'arland, 50, 120 I.&'wfie'Id Or. , SYI, Vone'eii E Monroe Ave No B, Mtld , Moshus, 44. 2607 Mohawk Trl Gladys J. McFarland, 56, MUd I)a)tona lick. Tunnie L Martin, 10, 131 John E Pierce III, 23, 102 Drew Ave., Tina I) t.htBose, 18, Highland Ct., Sanf., Phyllis D. 1014 Mangoustine Ave Lingle, 22. 312 Lake Blvd Richard E Young, 45, 204 John C'. Solberg, 39, 309 Airport Blvd., EItz. J Stone, 23. ('ht'roket,, It, AS, Teresa I. santi'.' add. Irma W Tiumurions & Lowell 19's JC3I 301 W. First St., Sanford $5.50 and $6 50, which M a r r lag e App ii ca ti ons DissolutionsOfMarriage Complete IItt Bob Ball's Pianos & Organs Endeavors, again will feature the ballerina of the decade. envelopes should be included the talented Gainesville Civic Tall, blond and handsome Telephone inquiries may be Ballet under the artistic' Peter Martins left the Royal madtt at 9944 253-7609 during direction of Mary Ellen Pfhal. Danish Ballet in 1969 to join the regular business hours, Nttumtcd 1976 Dancer of the New York ('its Ballet, lie presently i th e' most visible — Lb RI 0 A 1 male dancer in the company, appearing almost every night and usuall) partnering Suzanne Farrell ('live Barnes, the New _ SLNSHINE STATE diii harvey, I . 309 Cherokee, :S FEB. 2 $1995 I.s '.IJ*fllhIl LU Pianos.'Organs Suzaiiiie Farreli mu Peter Year by [)anCc' Magazine', MLS,S York Times critic, has called Martinis, celebrated stars of the Farrell recently was in the Martins "undisputably one of New York City Ballet, will internatitinal dance spotlight the great male dancers of the appear on the stage of Peabody because of her appearance in a world." Auditorium. Daytona Beach on Paris production of George To purchase reserved seat Dcc 18 at 8 p_nfl in a gala Etalanchine's ballet, "Jewels," tickets, send checks made out Christmas production of She was a Italanchine protegee to Streeps Ticket Agency Tschaikovsks"s "The Nut- for several sears before she left Address: 213 N. ridgewood c-racker" for a ruarnage and a sojurn in Ave., Daytona Beach 32015. This full production, spun- Europe with Be'jart. Dance ticket prices are $3.50, $4.50, Complit. Perm Fo.' Normal And Tinted Mien ann.sk they live in restaurants and drive-ins. I once expressed my opinion on thatt subject, and they both 'N u tcíacker' Show 1450 SECRET SPRING kids out to eat every night), but think it's a disgrace the way I lo%e him, but in the future you'd . UNITED Products A Good Firm Curl On Fine £ T,nIed Him At Well -.--•i tj.,uvu. tut '.01 -- will hold a white Winter ['ark The sale will feature clothing, small upelephant sale Nov. 6 from 7a rn wrong, and he asked me I was honking my horn. When I said, "Because I love Jesus," he asked me if I had been drinking. Well, Abby, y, he didn't give me a ticket; he Just chewed me out for disturbing the peace, and told me not to do it again. My question: Was I wrong to honk' LOVES JESUS DEAR LOVES: Maybe a short toot would have been sored fur the secondyear b~ Magazine calls her the Central Florida Cultural American pruna ballerina And SU ZA NNE IWII 4kuxiliar 3 p.m outdoors in front of .,, •iU Lv,,,,'. i'.'. u* ••lU ,., last yea; and was so Ch ris t mas - - Florida Ballet Guild Has Sale WAY redemnpti.irm. t1, A, Judging will take place at 1 p.m. and awards at 2:30 p mu For more information, or to enter the show, contact the Doltona Art Club, ['.0. Box 60, Deltona, H 32763. - pre'-e-utt'd - The Florida Ballet Guild why In Daytona The Deltuna Art Festival will be held Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. 4 the [kltona Shopping Plaza. Categories include oil and acrylic; mixed media; original crafts, - The PTA at Casselberry Elementary School is preparing for a Nov. 13 carnival, Christmas crafts are being made for sale items Students are engaged in a poster contest with free tickets as prizes Aluminum cans will be V. F.' (bid xpular with the students that it is being repeated Mrs. Susan Ruble has announced that the first PTA Asseniibly for students on Nov. 19 will Feature Boyd Johnson from the Valencia Community College lie will present his trained dog act and will explain the techniques and objectives used in training and showing unite This laorni,ir no a Art Festival In D elton a p.m. in 61VE means chairman, • OPEN EVERY THURS. IlL 9P.M. 1Q nd Education Ralph Turlington, mission is 60 cents and skate will comment to the group rental is 25 cents. A percentage during the final session at 8 of the money collected will p.m. Nov. 13. Another benefit PTA activitIes distinguished guest to the convention will be the national Jacks on h eights Middle PTA President, Mrs. Carol School PTA will hold a rumKimmel. Closer to home, unage sale in Oviedo on South,side PTA will sponsor Saturday. Among the Items for monthly skating parties at the sale will be crafts made by Melodee Skating Rink in sonic of the VI'A members Sanford, the first Wednesday of Anyone wanting todonate items Florida Commissioner of each month. Students' ad- may call Jerry Vick, ways and - Co n vention ( Four delegates from the Seminole County PTA Council as well as delegates from the local PTAs will attend the State 1FA Convention in St. Petersburg, Nov. 11-13. The delegates from the Council are Mrs. $ Dottie Poole, president; Mrs. Anti Boston, first vice president; Mrs Gloria Ward, second vice president and Mrs. Carolyn Jackson, treasurer. JACOB'?' - THE F% •• •Vo MODERN S' t J e B c 0 tell s ne.sspa per 0 BOe 499 Storm." es "o' aco . better do your heavy praying In gave me an argument about church, how much money they "saved" DEAR ABBY: I don't think DEAR ABBY: Sly son is by eating out because groceries loving the Lord is anything to married to a girl who doesn't were so expensive. joke about, so when I saw this like to cook. They brag that in I'll leave it to you, Abby. Are bumper slicker on the car the two years they've been they right or are they wrong? ahead of me that said, 'HONK married they haven't eaten HIS MOTHER IF YOU LOVE JESUS,' I anything but breakfast at home DEAR MOTHER: As long as honked my horn. I guess maybe and on Sunda ys they usually they aren't asking me (or you) I ,,i,I ,t h......... 'I... it go out for Sunday brunch! to pick up the tab, it's none of thing I knew I had a motorcycle cop alongside me, asking to see They both work and don't my or youn busInN. my driver's license, I showed have any kids (thank the good him it fast and asked him wh2t T I i,r,1rir thp'rl ho rb-wInaik* a serr alert East would have grabbed that second club and beaten three The tact that South notrurnp said nothing and just went about his business left East in a slightly somnolent state from which he did not quite recoser Oswald Incidentally th. tour-spade contract is not ill wine and roses It W est opens his sur,1e'ton club the defense can si- re two aces and two cuh rifle and heat tour spa irs Heavily For Jesus Too Ity ABIGAIl. VAN BLIREN 4 - - DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan ' IIi''I 1 1W-Ut !IEAI)EIt leg ramps at night (all afk'fl t, t'lpe' I Us making extra efforts keep the feet and legs aariii. You can wear same' warm te'aV\ lung socks to bed at night the lecs coil off faster than .aim other port of the' beds ecause tiles are farthest freon, [)let FRANK AND ERNEST LI I '.rto-S.uth uIr.erbIe ii ht artd a alk I am os '.ri eight and have our '.s eight i live I,.. I V inSliOne to help Slinletiuules I ave t get UI) his e to si I iuiies 4 U grabbed isi the first or second club and 'lefeatet th three-notrump cot1çct ActuaIi 'sing diet I have lost 14 p'JtIflI p v 3 Li EK & MEEK A 5 A of .1 U ult\ I f. %sT the problems Herald Correspondent women In the and make Marilyn Crotty, chairman of findings and the Commission, was part of the recommendations to the steering group which actually County Commissions, it organized. "We apProfiles on the Seminole got proached the County CornCounty delegates on the area, t wo ctub NORTH ç'.4 i0 It Suth hat partner that stopped to tell his j 6 VQ t L 'L.% '. Il II . %j) * I4 - II II . sears to ld. At night I hove leg craliIp I a as aeinde'rinu a hat I VE BEJ UI) and .1 \lI By %1ARYUNTIPTO4 solve the Central Florida Cornmission on the Status of Women was established by the County ('on3missions of Seminole, Orange, Osceola and mission after preparing for Bre%'ard Counties. Its Commission will be about a year," she says. is to attempt to featured in The Herald 'I'm very active in the understand and help Women's Section this Women Voters. In week. fact I'm on the WIN AT BRIDGE ssi;si 2 A K i: 1110 Avoid Cm os I In February, . n J 71 Goal: Get Women Involved , he did not like his bidding Keep Legs Warm MeetYour Commissioners , ,, . A L wE,rR RfAj Monday, Nov. 1, 197—IlA 'IHt I) t hesitate to emLirv .1• \pri i ith lkh IIICIII even if others doubt Someone oure fricndl has somethinggoing for him their value' '(nRI'l0 Out 21-No'' 22 If that looks like a nilneyrnaker. OU iflt the ir' rOFTft'ttUfl. Ul)Uflte(1 (hances are vo'ill be IIIu'II have all the s or( toda ri if ou ask. pril 2OMa 20, I1eueSSar to rap sour mate T.U11S \otir cheerful disposition ucd IiflCS around your little huger makes you popular toda SA(1ITfARILS Nov. i-tkc There could be a sudden u..,. sixth seti \ ether !Jcr' a th ihut things that can t.OIIllliitlbIt ideas. GEMINI sla 21-June 20 t'iihne' your home or work \uuII be able to initiate an I hut be surprised if a lucks ', Ijr' k ay as we1 uriuswil concept of uyour ( A11111( I)ItN thee. 22-Jan. today You'll receive dtuerved 19' 11C .1 mixer tudas If you' re()gnitllIil IIIIII/ for tither romance CANCER June 21-Jul 22 ii,iil fellia Pup. there's a good todat 1 hr orca;ion will arise or outo get together - with . bald e' it a ill come your ''av .1IQt .'tItItS 'Jan. 29-Feb. 19 -.ijieofle votive been wantin, \I arvo pportunitN ss ill present talk to. It will be a ser td 111105 to add riches it l4I1l)\ event 1.EO July 23-Aug. 22i You'll I\uriIiiLs 11ieSsIOfls to your i, iio, lake advantage of it have the chance t 11(la\ t PISC ES Feb 29-March 20 a change your position in situation that has been liii tidings comuic to oti toda. liSt urbing you. The tamuiil ss ill ill a iiiusl wius ual wiiv. flier alll be silu!lethifl4 quite forurI)., In accord VIRG() Aug 23-Sept 221 tunte' and iur'xpt'c tel Ifl it for VIRGO Vur frt-ight is good todos iii 'lilt It Ill III Ill )A V teal ing a ith a situation iii. Nos, 1 lying another. Arrange to get I hero L1s5ibIlit tiIit together, even if it mean ii a' form ii one of the uuiaj. ravel. jç life this I.lBItA Sept. 23-Oct 231 Ihe .esaeiatiuus of ideas you get today to increase' eom It could be related to your -'i K r l)ti tupid 'our naterial srth tire' •'x• - - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL For Tuesday, November 2, 1976 - SCHO _____ ---- -- - --- by Bob Montana WOMEN ()So[. ' • 16 Summer Fr I 7 Hr BEETLE BAILEY HOROSCOPE i 0 : I' t)C.lL.iR.l.G 0 IAI I I _________F I ' .' debt 12 -- ° ACROSS CALL US TODAY of me No 305-322-3315 I FAMILY MEMBERSHIP $2S.INDIVIDUALSI] STUDENIM - - f RESERVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW CALL Bettye Smith 323-0509 charge or Obegaeen \. - \ PHILIPS Decorating Irene Brown 322.11 1 ,1 \, 'sti \ 11, J' .k Phimps 1 $ nest I3tP St SANFORD FLORIDA 4Ity Philips �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 mv!Iudy, ruV. I, IYIIP voniny nalimpo, )dflTUrU, r. Seminole Things are status quo with the Seminole High Football team this week In the state prep poll. The Seminoles retained their lofty berth as the No. 6 ranked team among Class AAAA teams after knocking off county rival Lake Howell Friday night by a 28-7 margin, Fort Pierce Central retained Prep Poll Berth Retains No. 6 its spot as the top-ranked team in Class AAAA. cola 3-14 and the Front spot in that division. The class-by-class rankings, with first-place votes in parenthesis Followed by the team record and polling points,are: OcalaF'rest climbed back as the AA.A leader while Pahokee smashed Ladle 38-0 For AA leadership. 2. Tallahassee Godby 171 9 Miami Palmetto 7-0 36 10. Jacksonville Lee 7-0 as Also receiving votes: Palm [leach Gardens, Fort Walton Beach, Choctawhatchee, Winter ['ark, Merritt Island Jacksonville Wolfson, Gainesville, Hollywood ('haminade, Tampa King and Eau Gahie. 7-0 3. Miami Carol City 7 152 4. Tampa Plant (2) 8-0 140 5. Sarasota 7-0 112 6. Sanford Seminole 7-085 AAAA Greensboro, defending A champions, overcame 270 yards of penalties to whip Apalachi- (4 Class 1. Fort Pierce Central (14)7-0 7. Pompano Beach 8-0 I iieah-Miami Likes 6-I (laii AAA 1. Ocala Forest (15) 7-0 193 2. Tarpon Springs 13) 7.0 177 3. New Smyrna Reach 7-0 155 4. Delray Beach Atlantic (2) &-0 137 5. Jacks'nville Bolles 8.0 108 6. St: Augustine 7-0 83 7 Naples 6-1 58 8. Titusville Astronaut 6-2 53 Hooks And Jabs I• - _ r (District :33) a "This tabloid sheet is being J fill n i attempt to win an election. .W- opowpl1w is whipped out and after a few more chuckles and sneers, Berns; agreed to maKe an effort. Trampler thdn't have time to sit around and wait for the - answer to his calls. All he could do was proceed with his other cou friends around e nation could duties and hope his come through For him wife. While there, Bruce had to find the other half of his double main event, one former st ate welterweight champ by the han dl e Of Ponce Ortiz. I % ________________ 1 ' -, - •-• - . -.. - - . I . in two games for the Raiders. The top hit producer for the Raiders was Dave Barnett, who - t--. '- , : . -. - Bob Hattaway. As your State Representative in District 33, most of you know me. In my very first appeal for your vote' pledged to campaign strictly on the issues and to stand squarely on my record. It seems I am not going to be allowed to do this. "Now, in the final hours before November 2nd, my opponent has launched a vicious mud-slinging attack in an attempt to distort the facts and again avoid the issues. Those who can see clearly through the mud will recognize the shabby, time-worn trick of a frustrated man so desperate for a vote he will resort to any tactic to win. "We refuse to stoop to a mud-slinging contest. It is demeaning and an insult to the intelligence of voters. It contributes nothing to resolving the vital issues that concern you and your families. "Again, I ask for your VOTE!! and please take an honest look at the issues and my record.. .and you will be able to see through the mud." ... bte November 2nd for, . ...,, Seminole dugout keeps . . warm, puts heat on foes * ' fl Loirrs ine We are playing for experience. jacksoin 5 7, Susan Oats S 6 10, Other H;ghii,2his Dcrina Lewe We have inade 30 fewer errors than last year at this point, and GueenBARBOUR of Week - ~") BROTHERS our pitching has improved, too We have fewer base on balls." Seinole m got some outstanding pitching perforniances In the tournament at Sanford Memorial Stadium. In the opening round, Kenny- INVITATIONAL standings. 1 Lo se Erds 90fl. 2 The M's & D75.L 3 Bcrn Losers I Hot tuff 8104, 5 The Slendefs US2; 6 The 2 x 4's U76 High Games- Sweetie Williams 174; Charlotte Ncioney isg High Series Inez McDonald 436; eese Williams 435. Liz Rice 121 Converted Splits S w eetie WilliSmS 57 9 Hg:IçpltStarof th Week Nancy the knowledge of who he was fighting, Bolden was ready to get hack on the next plane headed for anywhere, but he wasn't ready- to EVER get in the ring with Watkins. So, for the rest of the day, Trampler had to hold his hand. Reassure him. Threaten him. Coerce. And anything else recovered by the winners' Bill Cannon. Den ni s Duke and Rick Martin also nabbed Pinecastle bobbles and Ricky Long picked off a pass to boost South that hie could th.ink of. His ace in the hole was Solomon McTier. Seminole's cause. Martin touchdown on a two-yard (five Trampler knew once he got to "Old Sol" and put him together with Bolden, his troubles were over. Solomon has the ability to talk to another fighter. lie readily adniit.s he can put heart into fighters, who never knew they had one. plunged for the extra point following Smith's touchdown. The outcome left the two teams tied atop the Pee Wees' T. G. Lee Division with records th umped league, 30-7, West away its Junior Midget division here for the pros and ey MeTier then contributed has share by go the crowd enjoyed it. saved, the True, he in the Pinecastle the od Races et I'Jov '7 • . (lay LA Addsc ' he season with an 0-2-1 record - all out of the stunned Orlando division Central with the aid of four blocked punts. Bob Iacavazzi tallied the victors' first - Los Angeles Dodgers have s(-hedule has been revised to vehicles and swamp buggies added thr ee players from the feature battles between a Nov. 7 sta rt ing at 10 am. Sponsored by the Halifax 4x4 minor leagues to their winter number of geographical rivals, four-wheel drive club , the allroster. setting the stage for the initial playoffs on Nov. 13. day competition will take place The club purchased the con- round of on highway 415, one mile South tracts of Claude Westmoreland, Division winners will meet Jeff I konard and Randy RogerS of New 3myrna Speedway, on dCcide two conference cham. Sland,ngi I No 6 24 S. I Varner As he walked out, somc of the tans recognized him and were heard saying, "What as easy job. All he does is make up the card and then sits back raid enjoys it. Whet a wit touch." Standard 20 12. 4 Samoos 1 9 13. 5 Prosser Ford 1913. Big Op 19 Ia. NO2 914.9 A moco 9 Amer Wood Products I ' 10. Bad Beers 16 16, It No Ii IS ii. I? Ctc,m Carpets 1319. 13 R,cks Gang 11 21. 14 No 111 21; IS Carpentry 9 21 16 LTD Club m ' 23 High Games Gene Multi 706 Ji m Hack," 209 Don SaPb 213 • 2' I' . 1 1 1 Is v H Qh Sen E t16n Dc Mitt II? Lot Mart n 469 Connie Dear, ,. 1 a P ' . Grinv Gaudreau star o?hue ::. SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES Standings HIS &M.sses21 ).The .01 i(Iy S "I 7 The (c.o Breeze Iii Carbon CoQ.es 1111 AtIef oocs .t Q(5 15 12. S BM tSI). Th Ii IC 13 1513 P40 Names 11 TheI) Spares a Ia Sa.0sda, .pr.ss II Ii Th P"ctost.,ts 13 Ne ji"t . - - -' HeItne, Ann Medley I -- . I- -' ' ' l n Medic acsr S H.gnhught% TurkC,s by . ' . -..'t. Is --' .;• - -. - - - - - - • - 15 'I , - - , . '- . . " - ' e. ' ' -':'.tt - . . ' - -- L' '." .• ' . TPe)i:(ir(5 ia Foolish rout ill? Us & D*ns tIll. TrDqednuts I IS The RedSkinS 9 01 Nos'" Do Well 6 22 H -'u Games Bcbo 4P-d ii) 7 James Jackson 310 Bu, entol' 221. Duck R-cnares 702 Pat Mviphy .06 1 H ,gn O)bOy Hostoni3 S11. James Jackson 537. Dick Ricnnd u25 Grace Starr 505. BoO krkIJnd 02 Charlie 527 L;n 1- iland . ' - - •t :: -- - ,0 ....: '. Co.'.erted Marilyn EiInd 310. Torn IP'omas 37 KathyBu kur 510 Highli ghts Bobby Nosford fl,11 FLAGSHIP BANK MIXED • • L_ Splits tQni5ycutt 5 tO L ' -. - '' 1 Penny rcri;5 2 Small Ctinge, S. nanciCni 7 StO(kh0l,'5 $ Top - - Jack s, 'l TRINITY WINS AG AIN, 28-6 in Prosser (center) goes high but misses the pigskin on this play Saturday s 28-6 victory by Trinity Prep over Florida Air. Trinity played without Sanford 's Mike star rushing back Nor bert Seals ll cauiv awaii, an siollnnerIs4 Jail, Johnson scoring tske and Chan Muller and Palmer Miles scoring one each. - 'I'he Saints are home Saturda against John Carroll of Fort Pierce. no P4gtt Games. *ayns (ups Phil Roche 20O2. Doonis Bryanl 19) ugh Series 'i R . A'I!rl. Epps 53$ Andy P at rick M, SI). 800 Lo<ka $1J, BR Crrgii wr 500 Converted Slit Jock Kaiser 5.; Star o We.k June -' u'' ',I ir C P r'o: 'A HgrIght • ,C 53 tj'ç1 . ..' 4, Z1 t' ia is.s iso Central shellacking Jackson Heights, 42-0. v1hile DeLarid cs Ret sPes 1019 7 Ch ps & 0 . $ Desserts 920 High Games .'4air.er 167 Htlen Denton III Lois Marl,n 169 159 Ruth Veary 195 L nda Hijd i ss, Carolyn Belts 163 Cca'ne Deer' 149 IS9 G,nny Gaudreau 199 160 Kathy Cooper 165 172 174 Anr 15 bomb South to walk oil with Other Midget results found Conway ;ohnny,i spec-,3ities 21 it. I and Scott Frick's one-yard blast from their Albuquerque chub of pioriships at each weight level, the bottom of a big pond which capped a 74-yard march for the the Pacific Coast League. and the conference kingpins has been pumped out. Awards and prizes totalling Albuquerque had picked up the will clash on Nov. 20. second score. Pat Evans H,gh Series Gerse.losloiller !4S. staie in the playoffs are over over$5() have been posted. t ckt 551 Ssip Norton 5'II. players' contracts at the end of registered the deciding extra ,t Planning to schedule similar johton 533. Don Sapp 564 Dcias t season. l point, six coveted be rt hs in the Disney events on a monthly basis i. While adding the three play Michael Blalock raced 75 and Converted Splits t J ngton Bowl,four slots in the Seminole pronioters tmphastzeil that the 3. 6. 1. tO Gene Rogero 6, 6. 7, 10. 3 seven yards for touchdowns and ers, the Dodgers sent catcher County Rotary Bowl, and three wide state will be free of to Carl Watson added a three-yard Sergio Robles, infielder Cleo openin gs for postseason play admission, wt wit h p lent y Smith and outfielder Mike Dun BUCK S CUSTOM CATERERS scoring slant to pace the outstanding Pop op parking a,a1Ia e B ta, ar iJ 11 Stand'ngs I Reubens 2z1, 2 to mel league Junior Midgets past Albuquerque. warner teams from Atlan etc Ros 16 i2Acet A ppetiz ers to an chick en wil be sold I)eLand South Seminole salted spokesmen said. ( round of the • • which crowd / . .. • -• aich49 NorConverted Splits , 1/ -- Hgfl Games' Donna Lepore 202. i 192; Mary Tempriy 171 High Series Donna Lepore 52%. Darnell all. Pineca3tle fumbles, three at 1 . 25 7. 2 car Ben jewelers 18 14; 1. Tators Natural Foods 1715. 1 Un ted Trophy 17 15 5 Big Dip IS 0. 6 Chase & Company 1119. 7 Yasters Cover 12 20 9 Manns Well up Bolden. little did lie know that Oliver was coming in without As Solomon has be en heard to rant on more than one occasion, You 11 never see a fighter quit when I am working with him.'*of '4-1 1 while their overall ledgers stand at 5-2-1. A midThat isn't always true, but he does get more out of a fighter week playoff contest has been than anyone else around here can. Especially a black fighter. tentatively scheduled for It was late In the afternoon, while Tm imapler was sitting Wednesday, Nov. 10, to decide the Stadium, that he realized he had another behind his desk the division championship problem Walker was to have brought with him a preliminary Elsewhere in the Pee Wee fighter by the name of T)ror Johnson Since Walker bracket, Orlando Central corning, then Johnson will like-wise be absent. And the crowd ed past T us k awilla , 32-4) breez coming over frurii St Petersburg to see him against l'htii to sew up the Robert F Smith boy Milton Owens are going to be very unhappy Del.and Divisioncrown, Trampler got back on the phone, but this time he knew he was 6.0 to struggled past league ii 'htng i losing battle Even if he found sOiiieuI it would bt too take George Stuart Division late for bun to get here in time for the scheduled six rounder laurels and St Cloud tripped Bruce was really going through the motions and he got just as Milwee, 13-7 to hang on t o the nowhere fir as he figured he would top spot in the Frank Hubbard By the time 8o'clock rolled around Trampler was lust about l)ivLsion. whipped, mentally. He had a good show, but now it looked like it th interdisisional Pee Vttt could be a disaster. The same thing had happened two weeks ago skirmish saw Conway smoother and the card was terrible. The local fight crowd is loyal, but when l,ah.view . 27-b it comes to their shelling out their cash they want to be enTuskawilla stole the spotlight t&'rt.ained. in the Junior Midget class by shocking mighty Orlando As usual, the amateurs were great. Even better than usual. Central 13-12, to escape with was th want ed to see But the the Robert E. Smith Division more than just a good three fight amateur card. title on the strength of its fifth Savage Turner was the first one in the ring, lie' was up against consecutive victory of the a newcomer, Saul Bowie The fight was lousy. Bowie was alright season. Tuskawilla will square for the first round but after that, NOTHING Finally, the referee off in two weeks against George threw him out for not trying and the Fans showed their chammip Division Stuart displeasure. Lakeview, which was routed, Trampler was really squirmning. lie had an in-and-outer. Slick 25-0. Saturday by South Lake, Mitchell against Kp Bradenin the next fight. Then the Milton kingpins of the Frank Hubbard Owens fight, which wasn't coining off. Then The Watkins-Bolden Division. Fight. Then the Vincent-Ortiz bout. south Seminole's Junior Ile knew Vincent and Ortiz would be good, but the crowd off held entry ,iiilge't might lynch turn before that fight ever came Into the ring. I'ine'castle. 20-12, to claim the It was at this point, he was saved. I'. G. Lee crown, while Milwee Boxing is a strange business. You take the good wi th the bad. cracked Orlando-McCoy, 26-6, When you expect a great match, it sometimes turns into a stinker, league drununed DeLarid, 18-0, And, vice-versa, and Conway handled Jackson Both men The Mitchell-Braden six-rounder was pure Heights, 21-6. stood toe-to-toe, for most of the bout, and drilled the other with his action The deciding doesn't best shots. Mitchell is capable of that type of effort, but Midget echelon saw always conic up with it. This tune, he did and the show was bringing Bolden into Seminole, 37-0, all-out. ring sky-high and having the Indiana fighter T. G. Lee Division pennant, was destroyed for his effort, but slammed while Orlando Vincent and Ortiz did their job, by finishing off the night with Jackson heights, 28-4). to wrap fans went home happy. a good but not 'real battle and up the Robert E Smi th Division Trampler' 11*. just went bommu. thankful. Th ankful that he was race. able to get past this night in one piece, .• PETTICOAT -- South Seminole Pee Wees Force Pi*necastle Into Tie - . Stanc,origs I Jacks Mini Market Berns was able to locate Bolden at his job in Indiana and talk him I,Mo co ming to Orlando. It was later fig ured out the way he did it he neglected, to tell Bolden who he wasJlgJ-it[ng. Trampler, in the meanwhil e was running around In circles, trying to find "The Strange One" Ortiz, explaining to Bill and linda Watkins what the hold up was, prepay' a ticket for Bolden on Delta airlines, and try- to get Mike Quarry down to an interview on TV. Ile found Ortiz, didn't lose The Watkins people, prepaid the ticket but missed out on the Quarry interview, After everyone was taken care of, it was time for him to pick he Pad (or by, Campaign rrea':er Thomas S McDna•ci 74 -':.: war. PROVEN LEADER * DEMOCRAT * HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES f ., ...-. went 4-for-4 in Sunday's finale, with stven hits. %e are an improved team over last year, no doubt, says S((. coach Jack Pantelias. We don't have such an outstanding 13-21 :- but we fall record aren I playing to win games. '. ,-:,.• '& - ______ -______ - VDPtIED ii I V L111 AT BOWL AMERICA / '' Y' I(E(3L ER 'S I . 1- . -' . . ¼ Q,,, . / . .. - , - logged Kurtz of Jacksonville pitched a Fred Howard Volusia repelled Sanford, 20-12, crown as Charlie Miller and touchdown jaunts of 51 and 15 and Milwee cruised past Ken Brown scored on two-yard yards in the Sanford Midgets' oa Maitland, 22-6. runs and Don Secord fir ed a 20- losing effort against West SEETWATER OAK MIXED ' In the Junior Bantam yard touchdo wn pass to Miller Volu.sia, whil e Jeff Simmons i Go is . Fox 'afliy Spares division, Andre Cleveland to round out the victors' broke loose on scoring dashes of ,(isIit%; Carols's Fault, Royal 38 and 29 yards to pace Milwee scored three touchdowns and scoring, oakt. Trailers. Bo*Ied Overt to a Midget triumph over John hiaas logged a touchdown igh Games Rich DiMarco 234 I H Maitland. Simmons finished the and three extra points as the NEW SM'i RNA BEACH H.9 Series Rich DiMarco 63.5 a with 91 y rds rushing and South Seminole Cobras outConvened Splits Torn Ramey 4 ' Bobby Love kicked two con- The Hart Land and Cattle pointed the Sa nford Indians, 38Company will hold mud races 10. Tom Ramey 1 2 4 tO versions for Milwee. 26. UNPROFESSIONAL 'ext week's Pop Warner for street legal 4-wheel drive LOS ANGEI,ES APt - The Tuskawilla's Junior Midgets, - .L . o ____ r' ' - ;. ____ Sprung clear on a key block by Tony Andriano. Curtis Smith sprinted 45 yards for a touchdown Saturday to carry over Seminole South Pinecastle, 7-0, and force a playoff in the T. G. Lee Pee Wee Division of the YMCA Pop Warner Football League. Entering the season's final division al contest in second place, South Seminole pulled its upset with the aid of five - L* / a - ) it it it, The first order of business was to go to the airport and pick up Watkins' father (who is also his trainer and manager) and his . -. . - name. Berns, after a series of ho-ho-ho's and ha-h. -ha rernembored ,I little known junior lightweight by the name of Oli ver Bolden "lie has been in training for two weeks, but his fight just fell through and l might he able to talk him into coming down. I doubt but maybe I can." Trampler then told Berns how much he could pay Bolden to be ______________________ ,, f' P a late hour, last-ditch . - I' red Berns. - - -- . F - - Seminole Community College four hit shutout over Stetson won the Z i nn Beck Fail marking his 29th consecutive Baseball Classic Sunday the shutout inning this fall. He l came ba ck in the final game to same way lost a year ago preserve Doug Fowler 's on the basis of runs scored Raiders defeated victory. Fowler, of Lake The Jacksonville 1-0 Sunday In the Brantley, didn't permit a last round to wrap up the runner past second base lie t4 championship trophy with a 3-1 had Jacksonville eating out of record in the round-robin the palm of his hand said tourney. Seminole ouLscored Pantelias . Stetson, which also had a 3-1 Seminole's loss was to Rollins mark. by a 3-0 score addition, Curt Kowalski was awarded the tourney's MVP award, based strongly on his key eight-inning homer in Saturday's game, a 10-5 triumph over I- TU Kowalski 1 v . / - 50 states that you are elibible for a room with rubber walls. But finally, Trampler didn't have the phone slammed in his car. It was on his call to Indiana and an old friend by the iiame of distributed by my opponent - Tuesday started off badly for Orlando Sports Stadium mat(hxnaker Bruce Trimpler , and went downhill thereafter. It was earl) in the morning that he got the phone call every matchmaker fears his main event Fighter was pulling out on the day of the bout The call came from Sulley Emmett a character straight out of Damon Runyon, but it was no laughing mitter. I uoy Walker, who was set to meet Termite Watkins In the last part of a double wind-up, had an accident the night before and was laid up in the hospital. By 9 a.m.. Trampler was on the phone waking up his boxing friends around the country. The conversation was the same on almost every call Yeah I know it' s the last second but I need a good lightweight, lie has to be in pretty good shape, because he will be fighting Termite Watkins." In general, most of the calls never got past Watkins' Trying to convince a fighter he should get in with the 'w 7 ranked lightweight on only 12 hours notice, IS proof enough in 48 of these Also receiving votes: Venice, ,Jacksonville Bishop Kenney, Starke•[iradford Co., Leesburg. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, Fort Lauderdale l)illard, Bartow, Tallahassee Rickards, Riviera Suncoast. SCC Wins 11ece le T +1 It I.) (U IS SA I'SIS Matchmaking Is Easy, Huh? 'I T;tm;a Catholic -2 II 10, Auburndale 6-1 27 - �18-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 1, 976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. sit. . . Ill. SU TELEVISION LISTINGS . 5 elI86"88* Pro Football National Foot'bli League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division W I IPct. PF PA Ball 6 1 0 $57 703114 N Eng 5 3 0.625201 154 Miami 1 1 0.300 152 153 Buff 2 6 0 230 151 161 NY JetS 2 6 0.250 69206 Central Division CincI 6 2 0.750192 102 Hstn 4 3 0.571 125 103 4 4 0300 )81 116 Pills 4 1 0 500 151 208 Cleve Western Division Okid 7 1 0875 167 157 Deny 4 4 0 500 177 112 1 4 0 500 )60 S Diego KIn City 3 5 0375 178 232 0 $ 0 000 15 16.1 Tpe Bay NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Dallas 7 1 0 875 201116 S Louis 6 2 0.750 197 159 Wash S 3 0 623 131 144 Ptsila 3 5 0 375 101 ise NY Gts 0 S 0 000 76173 Central Division Minn 6 1 I $13 165 86 4 1 0.500 155 101 Dirt 4 Al 0.500 126 116 Chcgo Gn B.a 3 S 0 .375 120 175 Western Division L.A. 6 1 1 813 176 106 S Fran CrIns AtInla She S 2 0.750 116 u 2 6 0.230 131 186 2 6 0 250 $7 153 I 7 0 .125 118 219 Sundays Results Philadelphia 10. New York Giants 0 New York Jets 19, Buffalo II Kansas City 2$, Tampa Bay N , Miami 10, New England 3 Atlanta 23, New Orleans 20 Pittsburgh 73. San Diego 0 Cincinnati 21, Cleveland 6 Detroit 27, Green Bay 6 Chicago 11, Minnesota 13 St. Louis 73. San Francisco , or Dallas 20, Washington 7 Oakland 19, Denver 6 Los Angeles IS. Seattle 6 Today's Games Houston t Baltimore. (n) College Football College Football Scores By The Associated Press EAST Army 24. Air Force 7 Bates 36. Colby 16 B.owdoin 12. Wesleyan 34 Bro*n 16, Harvard 11 Colgate 21. Boston U 14 Curry 21, New Haven 15 CW. Post 31, American Inter national 16 Dartmouth 34, Columbia 11 Delaware 20, Connecticut 6 Farleigh Dickinson 13, Con corda a Fordham 49, Georgetown 6 Franklin 5 Marshall 2$ Lebanon vat 0 Holy Cross 33, Rhode Island 14 Kings Pt 24. Hofstra 16 Latayette 17, Bucknell 7 Lehigh 56. Gettysburg 15 Maine 21, Southern Conn. 11 Middlebsy 31, Hamilton 21 ''":r 51 It Tren•cri St Muttlenburg 57, Swarthmore io New Hampshire 21, west Chester 10 NiChOlS Brdgewater, 33, Mass 21 Norfolk St. 2), Bethune Cookman Northeastern 15. Cent. Coon. Norwich 55. Plettibvrg 0 Pace 14. Manhattan 3 Penn St. 31, Temple 30 Pennsylvania 10. Princeton 9 Pittsburgh 23, Syracuse 13 Rutgers 24, M.as.sachuetts 7 Susquebanna 21. Wilkes 7 St. Lawrence 17, Rochester 0 Tufts 16, Amherst 17 I) Appalachian St. 31, Citadel 13 Clark Col 16, Morehouse 15 Clemson 15, Florida St. 12 Davidson Cal 77, Guilford 6 Delaware St 0. Kentucky St. 0 When the going gets tough, the tough get golngt I'm tough on: STREET CRIME -- We convict 8.5 of every 10 felony defendants. (1975 state ratio was 5.0 of 10.) ORGANIZED CRIME - We fight pornography, drug traffic, gambling and prostitution. CORRUPTION IN PUBLIC OFFICE We act on citizens' complaints, investigate and prosecute where warranted, CONSUMER FRAUD - We react quickly to minimize our citizens' losses, JUVENILE CRIME - With a gun in his hand, he is an adult. We prosecute him as an adult. I want to continue my fight against crime. P!ee vote for me on November 2. Olterbein 7. OhiO Weslyn 6 Ripon 4. Chicago 0 S Illinois 21, Indiana St. 2 SI. Norbert 15, Saginaw II Toledo 24, MIami, Ohio 9 Wayne. Net . 19. NW Iowa 0 Wayne St. 7$. Youngstown 0 W. Michigan 21. Ohio U. 10 William Penn 13, Warlburg 1 Wooster 13. Heidelberg 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas II, Rice 16 Arkansas St. 31. Lamar 0 Houston 49, TCU 21 Howard Payne 37. S HouSton 79 Trinity, Conn. 35. Coast Guard 0 Villanoya 72, Boston Co! 3 W. Virginia St 53. Glenville St s Westminster, Pa. 2$. Geneva 6 Widener 12, Ursinus 0 Williams 24, Union II Yale 11. Cornell 6 SOUTH Alabama 34, MiSSisSippi St 17 Alabama St. I?, Alabama ,.i.v. Dear Voter, Benedictine, Kan 56. Tabor 0 Bethany, 25. Kansas Weslyn 0 Bethel, Minn. 20, St. Olaf 0 Butler 23, DePauw 7 Carnegie Mellon 22. Hiram 2 Case W. Reserve 19, John Carroll 6 Coe 21, GrInell 0 Cent. Mich 3$. Bowling Green 26 Cent. Iowa 36, Simpson 7 Cent St . Ohio 21, Nebraska Omaha 16 Dakota Weslyn 26, Dakota St 72 Dubuque II, Upper Iowa 6 Evansville 16. St Joseph's Ind. 0 Friends U 20. McPherson 10 Graceland 41, Cent. Methodist 71 Hastings 30, Doane llno 31 A SCI1Sirt 2$ Iowa 13. Northwestern 10 Iowa St. IS, Kansas St 14 Iowa Weslyn 16, St. Ambrose 0 Kent Stale 38, E Michigan 13 Lawrence 43. Beloit 0 Marshall 13. Akron 0 Mchlgan 43, Minnesota 0 Michigan St AS, Purdue 13 Michigan Tech 39, Ferris St Mind St 37. DIckinson St IS Nebraska 31. Kansas Nebraska Weslyn 30. Nab Con cordia t N Dakota SI. 21. S. Dakota 0 Northern. SD. 30, Huron 16 Notre Dame 77, Navy 21 Ohio Northern 24. Muskingum 21 Ohio St. 17. Indiana 7 Oklahoma St. 20. Missouri 19 Duke 31, Georgia Tech 7 E. Carolina 71, W Carolina 11 E Kentucky I?, Murray St. 10 E. Tennessee St 18, Ten ne-nec Tech 15 Florida 21, Auburn 19 Furman 23, Wm & Mary 7 Ft Valley St 21. Md E Short 2 Georgetown, Ky 26. W Vir ginia Tech 7 Georgia 31. Ciricinattl I? Grmbllng S.A. Texas South ern 21 Hampden Sydney 21, Emory S Henry 6 Howard 78. Hampton inSt 7 K.oxviIle S. Fisk 6 Jacksonville 51. 21. Delta St 14 Lberty Baptist 27. Bowie St 0 Louisiana St IS. Mississippi 0 Maryland 21. Kentucky II Maryville I?, MiiIs.aps 6 Memphis St. II, Tulane 1 Moravina 10, Johns Hopkins 0 Morehead St. ii, W Ken lucky 0 Morri s Brown 9, Aiblny, (7,a 0 Newberry It. :5.ayannals 5' P4 Carolina '31. Wake Forest 11 Presbyterian 20. Lenoir Rhyne 0 Randolph Macon IS. Madison 0 S Carolina 27. N C Slat e 7 S Carolina St 70. N Carolina Cent 0 MIDWEST Allegheny 31, Thiel 7 Alma 41. Adrian 20 Aug burg 23. Maca)ester IS 7 20, 6 60. 2 ica Mgul 460. 1 Negui Arana (4) 1120. 0 (2 81 56 80. P (62) 26260 FOURTH - I Arecha Jays (S) 1280,560.3 20; 2, Negui Aguirre 120.2 60; 3 Aria Sanchez (6) 300; Q () 6) 1080 p (11 1) 12000; DD (1 8) 11100 FIFTH - I. Fermin Perez (5) 15 40, 600, 360; 2, Alava Arca (2) 160, 710, 3 Bilbao Juan (3) 320 Q (2 5) 31 00. P IS 2) 14670 SIXTH - I Cacho Aguirre (1) 77 90,9 80.3 80. 2. Jose Javi (1)380. 260. 3 Patci Sato 161 570: Il 4) 1161 00 SEVENTH - ' Urza Q.j ;a 8: 11 10. 25.70, 11.10, 2 Domingo Arana (5) 520, 900. 3 Cacho Perez (1) 660. 0 IS 8) 71 00. p (5 St 15330; Big 0 (11 with all 5)15720 and 114 with all 8 13060 EIGHTH - 1 Fermin Altu (5) 13 60. 10 80. 180. 2 Sala Bengoa (1) S 13, 420 3 Anton Zarre (2) 3.10 Q (I 8) 5510. P 18 I) 152.10. NINTH - 1. Alava (I) 800, 5'3, 360. 2. Sala (6) 760.3 20, 3. Juan (3) 360; 0 (I 6) 30.20. p (I 6) 12) 80 TENTH - I Fermin (2) 1060. 40 360; 2 Santi (11 S 23. 300. 3 Anton (1) 140, 0 (2 7) 3310; P 17 7) 60 10. DO (12) 109 80 ELEVENTH -1 Arta Quiola (5 43 40 960. 660. 2 Cacho Altu (2) AM A AA 1 A,'I. - ... .(i ( i (a,, Id 2)310 TWELFTH -1. SaIaAitu (1)900. 540. 620. 2 Manolo Juan (S) 800. 970; 3 Alava Echave 171 1 60; 0 (1 3) 3070. P (1 5) 96 60 . Big 0 12 with 151 1.4Sf 60 7,777 Handle -- i 153,991; All SATURDAY NIGHT FIRST - 1 ca Arana (1) 860. 12 . 520. 2 Eddy Jay (S) 960. 0, 3 Urza Yza (6) 560. 0 (161 4503. P 1 61 16060 SECOND - I Via (4) Il 40 1 60. 360. 2 Alciana Cold I 1) 1 $3. fl ii 3 Domingo Coldo (2) 4 60. Q II 1) 7280; P 14 1) 92.70; DD (14 9000 THIRD - i Eddy Via 720. 460. 300. 2 Domingo Arana (5) 1360, 10 20; (3) Urza Coldo (3) 180; 0 IS. 1) 4980; P 17 S) 20130 FOURTH - I. OgulzaTIorza (1) 214 600, 120; 2 Cacho Soto (5) 900,720. 3 Jose Aguirre (4)560; Q (15)33 80. p (I 5)10920; 00: 71) 9770 FIFTH - 1 Mamolo.Arca (7) 19 40.8 00.7 60. 2 Bilbao Bengoa (1) 60, 580, 3 Anton Alto (3) 720. 0 (1 71 53 10. P 0 11 121 20 SIXTH - 1 Negul Aguirre (6) 18 00, 1270. 660. 7 Cacho Eloriza n , 00. 40. 3 Arta Javi 111 6). 0 13$) 1380; p (53) 8620 SEVENTH - 1 Larri Quiola (61 1S80, 9 00, 500; 7. Oguiza Alberdi 171160.460. 3 Urza Arana (7) 520; Q (76) 50 10. P (62) 17$ 60. Big Q (3 6) and (2 8) 65380 EIGHTH - I. Manolo-Ramon (6) I? 10,7,10,5 20, 2. Sala Juan (2)560. 500. 3 Alava Bengoa 11)620. 0 (2 33 P NINTH -- I, Paul (6) 13 60, S 20. 100. 2 Juan 12)4,10380; 3. Arecha o (2 6) 53 20. p (6.2) 155 70 TENTH - 1. Maruri (7) 2100, 1360. 1 40, 2 Anton (3) 810,120. 3 Mnolo (5) 7 70; 0 (31) 1940. P (7 II 51 30, DO (6 7)213 30 ELEVENTH - I Arta Zarre (S) 6 3180, 1000, ii 80, 2 Negui Allu (1) 100.570; 3 Oguiza Perez (5)580. 0 (4 6) 51 10; p 1611 16760 TWELFTH - I Santi Juan (S) 2460,0 80. 570. 2 Anton Aguirre (2) 650. 4 60, 3 Alava Altu (1) 150; Q 251 41 00. P ($2111580; Big Q. (4 6 (h 2 5) 144040 A -- 3433; Handle - $150.559 Pro Hockey National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE N. Texas St II. Louisiana Tech S Texas ASM 34, SMU 0 Texas Luth 35, Stephen F Austin Division W I I Pis OF GA 7 2 2 16 40 25 NY isl 7 3 2 16 15 33 PhIl Allan 5 6 2 12 40 50 NY Rang S 7 1 II 52 S2 Smythe Division 1 S I 15 46 36 Chgo 7 S 0 II 11 46 St Lou 4 7 1 9 32 50 Vancyr 4 7 I 9 31 54 Minn 3 S 1 7 31 38 Cola WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division 9 3 1 19 66 29 Mont 1 3 3 1 LA PitIS 2 6 1 8 31 5 OtrI 3 7 1 7 33 37 2 6 7 6 26 4 ,S,;Sri Adams Division 9 3 0 1$ SO 38 Bstn Butt S 4 1 11 29 25 Trnto 3 5 3 9 41 44 Cleve 3 5 2 5 32 31 Saturday's Results Chicago 1. Detroit I PIlill delphia 3. N.Y. Islanders 3. t N V Boston 1. Montreal 3 Rangers 2. Pittsrgh bo 2. t At lanta 3 Vancouver 3. tie To ronto S. Minnesota I St Louis I. Colorado 1 Los Angeles 4, Cleveland 3 Sunday's Results 9. Minnesota I Philadelphia Buffalo 1, Boston I Detroit 6, New York Rangers S Chicago 5. - Patrick 1 2 Knes 600 ' 3 2 Philphia 600 l 2 3 400 2 Bulfalo 2 4 313 1 NV Nets Central Division Cie, e 5 0 1000 3 I 750 l Houston 3 2 600 2 N Orleans Atlanta 2 4 333 3 S Antonio 2 1 333 3' Wasflton 1 4 20 i WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division 1 0 1000 Denver 5(6) Indiana 3 3 100 2, 2 3 CthicaJo 400 Kan City 2 3 333 1 Detroit 2 4 I 5 167 i Pacific Division 750 Portland 3 I Seattle 600 3 2 ' 500 I Golden St 2 7 Los Ang 5(6) I 3 3 I I 200 71 Phoenix Saturday's Results New Orleans 115 New Yolk Knicks 112 Cleveland 109, Buffalo 105 Philadelphia 101, New Yrok Nets 80 Boston 176, San Antonio 117 Milwaukee 102. Chicago 74 Indiana 117, KansaS City It? Houston 105, Washington 92 Denver 113, Phoenix 107 Golden State ill, Atlanta 10 NY Washington 1 Portland Ill, Detroit 97 Today's Games Sunday's Results Buffalo at Montreal Toronto at Cleveland 106, New Orleans V Cleveland N Islanders at 92 Vancouver Los Angeles 121. Detroit 101 It Tuesday's Games Seattle 126, Atlanta 112 Los Angeles at P 'tsburgh N Y Today's Games lsIndrS at Colnrac)cs Cleveland at New York Nets New York Knicks at Kansas City Pro Bas ket ball Tuesday's Games EASTERN CONFERENCE Hostcrn at New Orleans Atlantic Division Seattle at Milwaukee W I Pct GB Detroit at Golden State Boston i 0 I 003 Atlanta at Portland Monday Evening 60) 2. '4, '6. '9 '12 NEWS 6$' EMERGENCY ()NE '1 ASMANBEHAVES p.i. * to 24 MAKING IT jj 630 21 12 NBC NEWS 41 1 6 1 CBS NEWS - 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 TO TELL ME E TRUTH 41 BRADY BUNCH 6, THE CROSS WITS 6* I DREAM OF JEANNIE 1' FEEDBACK 9' EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 12 WILD KINGDOM 24 MACNEIL'LEHRER REPORT 730 2' WILD KINGDOM'Okavango" 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6' jo+*i MCKAY SHOW 6$ HOGAN'S HEROES 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA 24- BALLOT 76 800 2 12. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Latsaisscared silly when she lh,rg she has wtnessod the slaying of Pvs. 0 lo son (K a her In e MacGregor.) 4' '6.- RHODA Episode to be announced 6M MOVIE- "Sahara." Hunp)'wey Bogart, Bruce Bennett. 1943 Action tale of Bi'ittshAmerican unit stranded In the Sahara desert. 7 WEATHER MACHINE Doctn'iecttary about the sooncoofwoatherpa,diction (A) 9 TO BE ANNOUNCED 24 1HE ADAMS CHRONICLES Chapter VII John 0 ui n cv Adams' Dpiorml (1809-1815)" John Ouncy Adams and his wile, Louisa Catherine, live in Si Potorsbijgti whore Adams 13 P.ntster to Russia and later leads the peace CotTvThssIon in Client ending the War of 1812 830 4 '6. PHYLLIS- Casual dating turns serious when a handsome secretive man anrounces that he's going to marry Phyllis, 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2. -12 CARTER POLITICAL - '4 6 MAUDE News of Carol's new boyfriend overshadows Oven the national election floWs. 9 NFL FOOTBALL - Neuslon at Baltimore 24 FALL OF EAGLES Soyenth in series Dram.'ss reflect the personal antagorvsms that v'olont(y reshaped Europe from 1848 to 1918 930 12 FORD POLITICAL 2' PROGRAM 4 6. ALL'S FAIR A late &echiOn eve birthday celetration for Charley's roons'nato, Gfngor. holds a surpese for the guest of ho -or when her boyfrsend'sw,fointertstheir rix p6-lone conversation 1000 2 12 DECISION 76 The Campaign and the Candidates." An eloctn eve to. port, evaluating developments in the 1976 political CTaigna and reviewing the candidates and their prospects in tomei'row s national, slate and local election contests 6 PAID POLITICAL 41 PROGRAM 6$ NEWS 7 , MACNEILLEHRER REPORT 24 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? In a swank sLippef club solIng. The fist Poetry Quartet presents a pro'am about the varied encounters of ilivO (Fl) 1030 6* ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 BLACK rERSPEcTIVE ON THE NEWS 24 J E A N N E WOLF WITH (r'ng Wallace. nov. CisSI 11 00 4 2 6 12 NEWS GM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAFITMAN 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1130 2 12 TONIGHT - Tues d da ay Morning 4 600 (Mao I CAMERA THREE 18 LOS AN(;EI.Es :P) After the succ ess of "Mary Hartman, Mary liartman" in syndication, it seemed only logical for producer Norman Lear to come up with another five-day-a-week show. And he has, It's "All Th at Glitters," a five-family se ries that airs next April. It concer ns what would happen - or is happening when sex roles are reversed and women, not men, dominate COUNTIES Iuic, tuve 011(1 I)LthiiICSS. Lear is executive producer of the new 30-minute show, which his company says he cocreateil with a lady writer, Ann Marcus, who was one of the cocreators of "Mary Ilartman," now in Its second season. "Uopefully, the stories will he as compelling as the scenes in 'Mary Hartman' have been," Lear said. "But the big difference is that it takes the malefemale rote and turns It around 180 degrees. "It's 1976, not 1986, but you'll find, say, a corporate board room with eight women and one token (flak. Or that one of the young men in the show wants desperately to get married, but it's the young woman who doesn't wish the commitment." lie conceded in an interview that "Glitters" basically is what some might call the old switcheroo, but says "there's so much detail there's no one-joke thing about it." Sure, he said, part of it drainatizes what life would be like with traditional sex roles ru'versed, but "the other part is what's happening with the roles as the exLst today. "In other words, by reversing it you're not only able to see what would happen, you're getting a better look at what (5 happening." [IC said he took the show to NBC as a nighttime prospet't, but found they couldn't air it as a live-night-a-week series. So he looked elsewhere for sales . - - - Boot Cut Preshrunk Shrink to fit Bell Bottom Corduroy vi. ARMY-NAVY ABBOTT HERRING has served as your state attorney for the past 8 years. He CHOICE ___ IlPEOPLE'S k, IIIIIIII I administrative abdity. He has fought to given you vigorous prosecution, legal ethics with no favoritism and fiscal responslbWty, (1976 rating by Rodda auditor Is szcelsntl Juria doctor-University of Rorid. graduate - A Mason; Treasurer, florid. Prosacuto.'s' Association; Member of Florida. Br.vard and Seminole Bar associations.; florid. Blue Kay Poistvcal ad. p.d to. by Abbott Harting Campaign Aut6so. CocsIi4.us"g YOUR KIND OF PRICE! MICHBJN HRST limclont maw a second best' Married, children McROBERTS TIRES 011, JOHN DICKY INC. Ph. 322-0651 405 W. First St. Tuesday, October 19, 1976 Recommends In this important role, the character, motivation and aggressiveness of the state attorney are of nearly equal importance with his legal and administrative abilities. We believe that 39-year-old Democrat Douglas Cheshire scores well in all respects and would give the 18th Circuit l3revard and Seminole Counties) the kind of firm and effective prosecutor the people want. OUR KIND OF • Veteran Petive Roddlmn. resident of Seminal. County Nick Whit, E0!r'a) Pi' [d-?.r The office of state attorney is one of the most powerful and responsible positions in our system of government, for not only is it the prosecutor of all criminal offenses, it is also a watchdog over other public institutions within the circuit. I . ISO , WHETHER YOU DRIVE A FAMILY SIZE CAR OR COMPACT.. . JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT! YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID. Barney Waters Managing Editor TODAY has proven his honesty, his integrity, his Preserve your Grand Jury system. He has V Vince dection '7 d1UMEEW*._/_ Sanford All three networks turned down "Mary Hartman" as a daytime show, but Lear says he didn't even try that route with "Glitters." 2 11 30 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11 50 6$ PAUL HARVEY cc..,MENTARY ii 55 4 6 6* css ti€ws - ' 12 00 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG All) RESTLESS 6* PERRY MASON 9 NEWS 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 12 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 6$ LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 65 MOVIE- (Mao) Sincerely Yours -- Liberace. Joanne Dru. 1955 (lues) By the Ugh of IhO Silvery Moon,' Dons Day, CMwrinn Ui,-R,n lQ'.15 ,W..i I S/I4 5i ' ' - ' ' ''' Lucky Me" Dons Day. Bob Cummings (Thurs ) At. rIvi?dei'cj Baby Tony Curtis, Rosarwia Schiaffiro 1967 (Fn ) hil&en's Special sctTsefinWoqyJ' 9 RYAN'S HOPE 1,30 2 12 DAYS OFOURLIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 9 $20,000 PYRAMID - -' F tOY 0 ENTERPRISES TN C AT CS Pjijri1toaa c*ssel YJetAtit ,- w , w air, PG "ON ToESWEDT'HURS SNow TIME ADULTS CHILDREN 75 I 99( JAN-MICHAEL VINCENTISTHE BABY BLUE MARINE 2- 30 2 4 9 The incumbent, Republican Abbott Herring, has served two terms. The eight-year period has been marred on a number of occasions by controversies. A grand jury cited numerous criticisms of his office. The office does not enjoy the respect of lawyers in the community. We believe the public will be better served by a change in the office and we are confident Cheshire has the capacity and desire to carry out this responsibility, belitinel 'tar Orlando, Florida, Friday, October 22, 1976 Cheshire Is Best VOTERS in the 18th Judicial Circuit (Brevard and Seminole counties) have a critical choice to make on election day. They must choose a state attorney. We recommend Douglas Cheshire for the Post of state attorney. Cheshire is a sensible, mature attorney with sound experience as a trial lawyer, both as a prosecutor and as a defense counsel, lie has a solid reputation in his community and he has pledged a firm but fair approach to prosecution CHESHIRE'S opponent, State Atty, Abbott Herring, has demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that he does not deserve re-election. His tenure in office has been marked by controversy, by inefficiency, and by poor judgment. Even now, Gov. Reubin Askew is considering action as a result of Herring prematurely releasing information which the governor contends has damaged an investigation. Indictment after indictment, drawn by Herring's office, has been thrown out of court for defects. We think it is not too much to ask of a prosecutor that he at least know how to draw up a correct indictment. 12 THE DOCTORS 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT ONE LIFE TO LIVE x "EMANUELLE, THE 7:1 JOYS OF A WOMAN" TO SE DU CE A WOJ REIS*APSHQp AND FLEA MARKET EVERY suN DAY A.M CALL 372 171 - 1• YOUR MAN OF ACTION EUSTIS NEWS-TAVARES CITIZEN-METRO NEWS AS APPEARED IN THE: Daily Commercial Fechtel's experience gives him top billing They are two good men. We are talking about Vizce Fechiel ansi Joe Knowles, candidates for the l4thdstrtct seat n the State Hi, Representativej. save tax funds in addiuon to ivrum prisoners in Opportuuuty 13 k&:,, a trade for use when released He sa'.- rl tu funds with a program o(a,ji.. eii.stuln prison licthues rather t1'.; Know(e, a former Leesburg city connictJng All new pruona. He ss d commissioner azid mayor, is per, tea fundi by working to amend F(uri",s 'onabie and capable. ac's a citrus Law to peoviije wages pia for sen,- -1 prower and his wife u a school teacher. coastrsictjon ojcta be accordin4 t Ile has had a vaned background of free market conilUons rather than public Service, the non-competitive state 1.13uej ai,But believe the experience of structur e Vinci Fectstel and his voting record in turn top billing in uus He uiroduce1 the reacher i'uwr' rice Amendment to restore discipline A state repcisentauve I;nce 1722, sdcuia and emphaszzed basic skills i5 an early age He worked for Lht I-'Iun.:j Fcchtr) sines on Cinvtuuets on op. propclaUixsj, edtcataon,.hwnan nghts, Non,-Ir4jenous Aquatic Weed Conlr, natural resources and business Act and repeal of the Fair Trades Pr;, regulationFLIUS4 Law He believe, the stal,e'i probienu can But these are sucie of the rcajrbe solved with no additional lazes and why we recommend re-elect: .n :1 he opposes legislktiv, pay raises, Vinci Fechtei to the Slate iti.u,se )ii.s wcek rIu'raun to.- wlsor,eri will Reprearr.ta'.- ei Elect Dave VOTE VINCE 7 ..--F EC-.H T..E [0-1 COUNTY COMMISSION DI ST. 3 . "1,-1 d.i Al TOMORROW DEM. j ALL LAKE AND SEMINOLE COUNTY NEWSPAPERS (ThAT ENDORSE) ENDORSE VINCE we Cheshire has pledged to keep the state attorney's office out of politics, to work closely with law enforcement agencies, and to eliminate plea-bargaining in cases involving habitual criminals. We think Cheshire's record is a good indication he will keep his promises and Herring's record is more than enough reason to give Cheshire the opportunity, i :'47Y to 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 6* THE FLINISTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3 IS 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 30 4 6 MATCH GAME '75 61111 THREE STOOGES 7 LIL1AS. YOGA AND YOU 24 ZOOM 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) 4 GtLLPGAN'S ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 1 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE of NIGHT 12 HOLLYW000SOUARES 4-30 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SH(,v 6* BEWITCHED 9 MARCUS WELDY M 0 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12(R) GM MY THREE SONS 1 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEC: ioP,i-tooO 12 EMERGENCY ONE 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGAN S HEROES GM PATRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Afternoon Iii ORLANDO-SEMINOLE MATINEE RESULTS FIRST 1 Ica Coido 2) 11 a). 320. 5 6 2 Uria Arana 17 IS 1 0. 1300. 3 Aldana Miguel (I) SOs) Q 1211 6220. P (2 fl 132 70 SECOND I Aldana ,lavi (1) 13 10, 160. 100; 2. Ica Arana (S) 620, 660; 3. Dcm.ngo Y:a III 120. 0(1 S)02 $0. P (4 5) 1511 4 0. DO (? 4) 193 50 THIRD I Eddy Eiorza (6) 9 40, FOR BREVARD AND SEMINOLE - DON HO SHOW - Jai-Alai ST81- BEHO RADIALS ' 6 GAMBIT 6* NOTFORWOMENON,,Y Cohosts Polly Bergen, Dr Frank Field • TODAY Editorials IS YOUR EXPERIENCED STATE ATTORNEY 4 6 CAPIAIN KAlGAROO 6* DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) MAX B NIMBLE 24 MACNEIL-LEHERERREPORT 830 6* co.,,.qu,'irr,' CLOSE tic' 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW .6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOVIE (Man) "Town Tamer" Dana kU'ew. Pal O'Brien (Tues) Never Say GoodbyeErrol Flynn, Eleanor Parker (8.5W)1956' 8.5W) I g (Wed) Magnificent Obsession" Robert TaYfo. Irene L).iine. (86W)1954. (Th.Js) PyISS Susie S1ae's." loan Caullield, Veronica Lake ((1.5W) 1946 (Fri.) -Private Woods' Claudette Colbert. Charles Boyer (06W) 1935 12 MERV GRIFFIN SH(YN 24 IN SCHOOL TELEvi ION - Orange County Sct'iooi System. until 3 pm 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORD ANDSON I In) 4 6 PRICE IS RIG HT 1030 2 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I? MARCUS WELBY, M.D 11 00 tAA.,cc1 rI di%DT1 Norman Lear Does It Again Texas Tech 31, Texas 28 FAR WEST AriZOnl 3$, Utah 13 Brigham Young 43, Arizona ST 21 Claremont Mudd 31, Occidental 21 Colorado 42, Oklahoma 31 Colorado Col. 49, Sioux Falls 11 Colorado SI 19, Wyoming IS E. Montana 35, Montana Tech II E Washington 27, Oregon Tech 23 Fresno St 35, Pacific 7 Hawaii 77. Fullerton 7 IdahO A, Idaho St 3 Long Beach St 24. Wichita St II Los Angeles St 30. U. San Diego 10 Montana St 21, Montana 12 New Mexico St 16. New Mexico 7 P4 Arizona 17, Boise St. 1 P4 Colorado 35. Cameron St. 3 Nevada Reno 13. Chico St II Pacific Lutheran IS, Idaho Co) 0 PICiliC, Ore 7$, Whitman Col 23 Portland St 16. Oregon Col 14 San Diego St 27. Texas El Paso lb S Arkansas 6. Cucl,ita Baptist 0 S Colorado 33. W New Mexico 27 San JOse 51 50. Santa Clara 15 Southern Cal 70, California 5 Stanford 24, Oregon St 3 UCLA 30. Washington 21 Utah St. 36. Weber 5?, 10 Western St Col 56, S Utah Il W Montana 10, Rocky Mouritn 2) 0dashinc3lon St fl. ()ri'cori 22 MICHELIN 'X' ' •V!S_t' 310 SANFORD AVE. ABBOTT HERRING (Tuos) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed ) EVERYWOMAN (Thtss) CRACKERBARREL (Fri. ) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Man) WITH THIS RING (Tues. Thus) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed).) 08CC PROFILES IN EDUCATION () PICTU'(E OF HEALTH Uoi.i 'tlrSsIy ul Fonda 630 4 KLJTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6$ FRAN CARLTON EX. ERCISE SHOW 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 654 12 WHAT'S HAPPENING? 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 7 25 and 8 25) 4 6 CBS NEWS (730 a m. Ch 4, local news) 65 POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 0 r',rV"\fl "\flxiiI.1r A&1r0. ••• VS_I r',,,,._, _S',_fl_,J'.J CA ( Good Morning Florida at 725 and 825 am. local news, weather, sports) 800 6 M.ny HARTMAN MAI-ly HARIMAN 7 ELECTION '76 PREVIEW 1145 9 NEWS 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1215 9 THE FBI (R) t oo 2 12 TOMORROW I 15 9 DAILY WORD 130 4 LATE NEWS 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL SURPLUS STATE ATTORNEY Monday, Nov. 1, 1976-38 �4B-Evenng Herald, Sanford, FL Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 530 Longwood Ovitdo Road, (Hwy 1311 Winter Springs 32707 Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ADAM EVE'S BEAUTY SALON, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circut Court. Seminole COunty, Florida in accordance with the proviSions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit; Section 84309 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Evelyn Cayton Publish Nov. 1. 8. 15, 77, 1976 DEF.6 & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-1713.CA.O9. EE THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING Plaintiff, JOHN A. ALDERMAN. et at.. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION 10: JOHN A. ALDERMAN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, through, under or against JOHN A. ALDERMAN and to alt parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the real property herein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following real property in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 1. Block N. CARRIAGE HILL UNIT 3. accordIng to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 15, Pages 26 and 27, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on van den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA., at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 37802, and file the orIginal with the Clerk of the .above.styletj court on or before November 29, 1976; otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or oulition. WITtIESSmy hand andthe sealof said Court on October 2), 1776. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 25 1 Nov. 1, 0, 15, 1976 DEE.132 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that We &(C engaged in business at 273.4 Orlando Drive. Sanford. Sernriole County, Florida, under the fictitious name f RATLIFF & SONS, and that we In. tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Count, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 665.09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Thomas Ratlitf. Jr. B E. Ratliff Ratliff & Sons Publish Oct II, 25. NOV. 1, 8. 1976 _____ DEE 95 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS Seminole County Planning Oiyiilon North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 323-4330, eat. 356 TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. CIES. GROUPS AND PERSONS The above named County will request the U S Department Housing and Urban Development to release Federal funds under TItle 1 of the Housing and Community Development Act - 1974 1PL93.383i for the following project: MIDWAY PAVING AND DRAINAGE PROGRAM, Pave certain streets and Six Acre Drainage Program Midway, San lord, Seminole, Florida. 190.03000 An Environmental Review Record respecting tne within project has been made by the above named County which documents the environmeritat review of the project. This Environmental Review Record 5 on fill at the above address and available for public examination and copying, upon request. Seminole County will undertake the pro4ect described above with Block Grant funds from the U 5. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), under Title I of the Housing are) Community Development Act of 1971 Seminole County is certifying to HUD that Seminole County and Mike Hat taway, in his otfici*l capacity as Chairman of tie Board of County Commissioners, Consent to accept the uritdiction oi the Fe'deraf courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to en vironmental reviews, decision. making, and action, and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. Thelegal effeclof thecertlflceticat l that upon its approval. Seminole County may use the Block Grant funds, and HUD will hCve satisfied 15 responsibilities under tne NatIonal Environmental Policy ACt of 1969. HUD will accept Cfl 0*' eclion to it approval of the release ci funds and acceptance of the certificafiononly if it isononeof the following bases: (a) That the cer. tilication was not infact executed by the chief executive oflicer or other officer of applicant approved by HUD; or (bI that applicant's en viironmental review re-cord for the project indicates omission of a required decision, finding, or step applicable to the project In thi environmental review Process. Objections must be prepared and Wbmitted in accordanc, with the required procedure (21 CFP Part 5$), and may be addressed to HUD at -Florida Area Office, U.S. Dept. of HouSing & Urban Development, Mt Rivside Avenue, Peninsular Plaza. Jacksonville, Florida 32201. ObieclonSto the release of funds on basesofner tisanthosestafed above will not be considered by HUD. No objections received aSter November PIt. 1974, will be considered by HUD Board of tounty CcItsmrssioners Seminole County, Florida By; Mike Hattaway, Chairman PtabSiSh. Nov. I. 1976 DEF 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PLORILA IN AND P0* t H COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO; 74.l1S.CAS-I DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY, - Planliffs, , GAC PROPERTIES, INC., at it. Defendants. Monday, Nov. I, lffl Legal Notice NOTICE OF HIARINO TO SHOW CAUSE NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Rartoelt Curby Co Ma* Lamb Remington Avenv Thomasvllle, Georgia PARCEL NO. 118 Guaranty Bank and Trust Company SERVE: William D. Ireland. Jr., President 370 Main Street Worcester. Massachusetts PARCEL NO. $01 Layman "Sonny" Sadler, a mirr co Layman Sadler 101 Lake View Drive Thomasville, Georgia PARCEL fl$ ... A S36 Londonderry Drive Findlay, Ohio 43840 PARCEL NO III Wendell E Spears 536 Londonderry Drive Findlay, Ohio PARCEL NO. 1)1 if said defendants are living, and if anY or ail of said defendant or defendants are deceased, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, lienors. or other parties claiming by, through under, or against any such deceased defendant or defendants, if alive. and, If dead, their unknown spouse, heirs. devised. iegatees, grantees, creditorS. manors, or other parties claiming by, through, under, or against any such deceased defen dant or defendants, and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title, or interest in and to the property described in the Corn plant. to.wit. SECTION 775*0.2610, STATE ROAD $434• SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 104 FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY That part of: "That part of Lot 53. Block 0. lying Northerly of Longwood. Wagner Road, lying Westerly of Algiers Avenue as shown in Plat of North Orlando, 1st Addition. as recorded in Ptat Book 12. Pages and 24 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, less begin at a point on the Westerly Right of Way Ilneof Algiers Avenueas shown in Said Plat f North Orlando )t Addition, said point being 95.003 feet N 6 degrees 55' 3)" W. from the intersection of the Westerly Right Way line of Said Algiers Avenue with the Northerly Right of Way line of the Longwood Wagner Road, Ihence continue N 6 degrees 35' 33" W. along the Westerly Right of Way line of said Algiers Avenue 1500 feet, thence run S II degrees 39' 57" W 83 99$ feet, thence run S6 degrees 3.5' 33 E. I 40 feet, thence run S 8.4 degrees 39' 57" W 17.43 feet. thence runSOdegrees 12'Ib" E. 63.033 feet, thence run S 22 degrees 55' 33" E 900feet.thertcerunNlldegrees39' Si" E. 63.998 feet to the Point of Beginning, and lesS that part lying fl North Orlando 0th Addition. ac cording to the Plat thereof a recorded in Plat Book 11. Page 9 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida." and EXCEPT The Highlands, Section Three, according to the PIat thereof as recorded Plat Book 17, Page 19, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying within the following described boundaries: Commence on the center line of surveyof State Road S-Ill, ate point South 06 degrees 20' 00 " East, a distance of 13191 feet from the Northwest cornerof Lot 11, Block?? North Orlando 8th Addition, according to the Piat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 11 Page 9 the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida; thence run South 23 degrees 27' 00" West, a distance of 348.01 feet; thenc. run North 0.4 degrees 33' 00" West. a distance of 10 to the existing North right of way line of Said Slate Road 5 431 for the POINT OF BEGINNING. thence run North 19 degrees 37. 43,. West. a distance of 14.14 feet to the existing Easterly right of way lifle of Sheoais Boulevard. according to the plat thereof recorded in Plal Boctk 19. Pages 33 and 31. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; thence run southerly along Said Easterly right of way line of Sheoah Boulevard to the existing North right of way line of said State Road S 13.1. thence run Easterly along said right of way to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing SO square feet, more or less OWNED BY' FLORIDA LAND COMPANY. A Florida Corporation SUBJECT TO. NOR TGAGE recorded in Official Records Book 7U, page 115 in favor of GAC PROPERTI ES. INC • a Florida Corporation SECTION 715*0-2611; STATE ROAD $4 SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 106 FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY A triangular parcelof land located that part of Lots 52 and SI as Beginning at the In. tersectionof the East rIght of way f,4 $ Road and the South right way of State Road S431; thence run South 749 04 feet; thence run Easterly 350 feet; thence run Northerly 510 feet; thence Easlerly 100 feet; thence run Northerly 27723 feet; thence run Westerly tg the Point of Beginning; Block "D, DR MitchIl's Survey ) tfse Levy Grant, according to the P1st thereof as recorded in P1st Book 1. Page s. Public R.co'ds of SeminoIeCounty,Flofida,d-i e.gisv'iing af i.'ecI,c. the existing South right of way ine of Slate Road S.Li.larsd ex4ljflQ East right of way Soth Road; thence run South .g EasfrlghfofwayofsaidthMa Road. a distance of 10 feet. fence run Northeeaterty along a str.Ig.w line to the said existing South right of way line OS said State Road S 434 at a poird 10 feeS East ot tt'ii point begInning, hence run West along sad right of way line 10 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. SECTION 7711526184 STATE ROAD S.434 SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. Ill FEE SIMPLE - RIONT OF WAY Visas part Of: Lofs24 and??, Enteminger Faim$ Addition No. 1, accordIng to p1st tPi,cagf e, recorded in P1st Book 3, Page 9. of the Public Records of Seminole County, FlorIda. (EX. CEPT existing rigttfs of wa - si, - Legal Notice Legal Notice tying wthin the following described boundaries: Containing SO square feet, more or less. OWNED BY: FLORIDA LAND COMPANY, a Florida Corporation SUBJECT TO NOR TG*G E recorded in Official qecorcss Book, 7*8, page 175 in favor of GAC PROPERTIES, INC., a Florida Corporation; and NOR TGAGE recorded in Official Records Book 919, page 117 and ASSIGNMENT OF RENTS recorded iflOfficial Records Book 919. page 125 in favor of AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO SECTION llSSQ.2610j STATE ROAD 5.434; SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. ID? FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY A triangular parcel of land localed in Part of Lot 17, Entzminger Farms Addition No. 2, according to plat recorded in Ptat Book 5, page 9. puolic records of Seminole County, Florida, and being described as follows; Begin at the intersection of the existing Westerly Right of Way tine of Sherry Avenue, being 32 feet Northwest and parallel to the existing center lini of sad Sherry Avenue and the existing Northerly right of way tine of State Road S 134, thence run North along SSid West right of way of said Sherry Avenue. a distance of 10 feet; thence run Southwesterly along a straight, line to the said existing North right of way line of said State Road 5 434 at a point 10 feet West of the point of beginning; thence run East along S4id right of way line 10 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing 50 Square feet, more or less OWNED BY: GREAT AMERICAN PROPERTIES -' FLORIDA, INC a Georgia Corporation SECTION 77580.36)0; STATE ROAD 5.434; SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. Ill FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY lAl That part of Lot 31. Enl:mlnger Farms Ad. dition No. 2. according to the pItt thereof as recorded in P141 Book 5. Page 9. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. lying within the followinq descrbed boundaries Commence on the West line f Section 35, Township 20 SOuth. Range 30 East, at a point North 0 degrees Ii' West, a distance of 1,02441 feet from the Southwest corner Of Said Section 35; thence run North 66 degrees29' East, a distance of 1,116 19 fees for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run North 2) degrees 3)" West, a distance 01 10 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a radius of 3.70577 leet. thence from a tangent bearing Cf North 66 degrees 29' East run Northeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 7 degrees3s' 13". a distance of 50)29 fett to the end of Said curve; thence from a tangent bearing of North 3$ 'tg'ees 53'47" East. run South 3.3 degrees 12' 23" East. a distance of 10 beet to a point on a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1.63728 feet; thence from a tangent bearing of South 34 degrees 47' 29" West. run South westerly along the arc of Said curve through a central angle of II degrees 11' 31", a distance of 33.406 feat to the end of said Ci.,Ve. thence -, n South 6odegrees 29' West, a distance 176.11 feat to th POINT OF BEGINNING Containing 1.718 square teat (0010 ecr,, more or less, exclusive of area in existing rights of way. (B) That part of: Lot 31. Entzminger Farms Ad dilion No 2. according to the pIeS thereof as recorded in P141 Book 5. Page 9. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying within the following described boundaries Commence on the West line of Section 35. Township 20 South. Range 30 East, at a point North 0 degrees II' West, a distance of 1.07413 feet from the Southwest corner of said Section 35. thence run North Udegrees29' East. a distance of 1.29233 feat to the beginning of a curve concave to fhe Northwesterly and having a chord radius 011,637 28 feet. thence run Northeasterly along the arc of Said curve through a central angl, of 17 degrees 01' 00". a distance of 407 62 feet to the end of Said curve, thenc, run North 19 degrees 23' 00" East. a distance of 42.37 f,t for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run North 10 degrees JS'OO" West,a distanceof 10 feel to the beginning of a curve Concave to the Southwesterly and having a radius of 50 feet, thence from a tangent bearing of North 19 degrees 25' 00" East, run Northerly and Westerly along tne arc of Sad curve through a central angle of 121 degrees 16' 01", a distance of 100.14 feat to the end of Said curve, thence run North lldegreessl' oi" west, a distance of 12075 flieS, thence run NorTh 71 degrees 50' 13" West. a distance of 19026 feet; thence run North 13 degrees OS' 59" East. a d'Slance c 10 feel, thencei .in South 71 degr.'r 5" 01" East. a dii ance y 161.91 leeS to the beginning o a curve concave to the Northerly and having a radius of 1.43710 feet thencerun Easterly along the arc 01 saidcurvethrouglsacentralangleof degrees 45' 29". a distance ot 3feet to a point on said curve; thence from a tangent bearing of South 09 degrees 34' 30" East. run 49 decree, 25' 00" West. a distance of 231.60 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. ContainIng 5,730 square feat 10.120 acre), more or less, exclusive of area in existing rights of 'way OWNED BY. WENDELL SPEARS and ROMONA SPEARS, his wife E. A. SUBJECT TO. ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE recorded in Official Recori3s book 1077, pegs 36) in favor BARPfETT BINk OF WINTER PARI:. N.A Commenc, on fIts West lIne of Section 35. Township 70 South, Range 30 East, at a point NOVTh 0 degree, I)' West, a d lance of 1.021.4) test Irons the Southwest cwnefol said Section 15; ttsencerun NormMoegree,2,'East.adivance of 1,116,19 fad for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run South 71 degree, 31' East, a distance o too feef,then(ertinNorlhud.oJ5es79' East. a distance of 53530 fed the run South 01 degrss 03' IS" a distance ot 300 feet. thence run North 82 degrees 56' 43" East. a distance of 29911 feet; thence run North 07 degrees o3' IS" West. a distance 388.60 feet. thence run North Ucegrees 29' East. a distance of 87)8 leeS; thence run South degrees 3)' East, a distance of )3 feet beginning of a curve concave to the Southerly and having a radlusof 7.176 63 feel; thence from a tangent bearing of North degrees 29' 00" East run Easterly along thearc Of said curve through a central angle of)? degrees 2)' 44". a distance of 659.64 feet to the end said curve; thence from a tangetit bearing of North 83 degrees East run North 6 degrees 09' 16" West, a distance of 15 feet; thence run North 83 degrees 50' 44' East, a distance of 570.87 teat; thence run NirTh 04 degrees 09' 16" west, a distance 01 leet. thence run South 61 deorees so' ii" Wett. dstance 429.35 I to the beginning of a curve concave to the Southerly and having a radius of 3.819.7) feet; thence run Westerly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 4 degrees 02' 15". a distance of 269.17 leaf to the end of said curse. thence run South 79 degrees 48' 29" West, a distance of 33797 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northerly and having a radius ci 1,432 40 feet; thence run Westerly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 10 degrees 3%' 01". a distance 261%8 feet to a point on Said curve; thence from a tangent bearing of North 89 degrees 36' 30" west, run South 19 degrees 25' 00" West. a distance of 293.97 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1,637.2$ feet; thence run Southwesterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 17 degrees 04' 00". a distance of 487 62 feet to the end of said curve, thence run South 66 degrees 29' '.'. ..st. a distance of 176 11 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING oI Containing 250.406 sqijareleet 15719 ,xcresl, more or less. OWNED BY FLOP IDA LAND COMPANY. a Florida Corporation SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE recorded in Official Records Book 788. page 175 in favor of GAC PROPERTIES. INC . .t Florida Corporaon SECTION 77500-2610; STATE ROAD DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO 115 FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY - - That part of Lot9, lying South of Oviedo Road. (EXCEPT the East 1,028.5 feet therenf). Block "D" of . R Mt. chelt's Survey of the Levy Grant, according lo the plat thereof as recorded in Play Book I, Page 5 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, (EXCEPT the right of way for Shor, Road described in OIl icial Records Book 231. Page 107. and also EXCEPT the South 110 feet thereof), lying within the following described boundaries Commence on the West line Of Section 35. TownShip 20 South. Range 30 East, at a point North 0 degrees Ii' West. a dstance of 1.024 43 feet lrom the Southwest corner of Said Section 35. thence run North oodegrees 29' East. a distance of 1.116 19 feet for the POINT OF BEGINNING. thence run South 23 degrees 31' East. a distance of 100 feet, thence run North 64 degrees 29' cast, a distance of 533 30 fiet. thence run South 07 degrees 03' IS" East. a distance of 300 feet; thence run North 02 degrees 56' 4.3" East. a distance of 799 SI feet; thence run North 01 degrees 03' IS" West, a distance 0638860 feet. thence run North 66 degrees 29' East, a distance of $715 feet. thence run South 2.3 degrees 3)' East. a distance of 15 feet to the begInning of a curve cOncave to the Southerly and having aradiusof 2,17683 feet; thence from a tangent bearing of North 66 degrees 29' 00" East run Easterly along the arc of Said curve through a central angle of I? degrees 21' 41". a diStance of 659 6.1 feet to the end of Said curve, thence from a tangent bearing ol North 53 degrees 44" East SO' run North 6 degrees 09' 16" West, a East North ôdegrees b9' 16" West, a distance of IS feet. thence run North 63de'grees 5O'41" East. adistance of 5007 feet. thence run North 06 degrees 09' 16" West, a distance of llSleet. thence run South $3 decrees 50'41" west, a distance of 12935 feet - Legal Notice 43 feet trom the Southwest corner of said Soction 35; thence run North 66 degrees 29' East, a distance 1,116,19 fees for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run South 23 dect'ees 31' East, a distance of 103 feet; thence run North 66 degrees 29' East. a distance of 535.30 fees, thence run South 07 degrees 03' IS" East, a distance of 300 feet; thence run North 87 degrees 56' 43" East, a distance of 299.81 feet; thence run North 07 degrees 03' 15" West, a distance ot 388 60 feet; thence run North 66 degrees 29 East, a distance of 87.18 feet; thence run South 73 degrees 3)' East. a distance of IS lees to the beginning of a curve concave tothe Southerly and having a radius oI 2.116 81 feet; thence from a tangent bearing of North 64 degrees 29' 00" East run Easterly dlongthearcofs.aid curvethrouqt .s central angle of 17 degrees 21' 14", a distance of 6596.1 feet to the end of Said curve; thence from a tangent bearing of North 83 degrees 50' 41" East run North 6 degrees 09' 16" West. a distance of IS feet; thence run North 83 degrees 30' 4.4" East, a d'stance of 57007 feet; thence run North 06 degrees 09' 16" West. a distance of 175 feet; thence run South 8) degreeS 50' 11" West, a distance of 129 35 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Southerly and having a radius of 3.819 7) teal; thence run Westerly along the arc of said curve through a central angleof I degrees 0' IS". a distance of 269.)? feet to the end f said curve; thence run South 79 degrees .48' 29' West, a distance of 35797 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to Ihe Northerly and having a radius 01 1.4)2.40 feet, thence run Westerly along the arc of Said curve through a central angle Of 10 degrees 35' 01". a distance of 26159 feet to a point on said curve. thence from a tangent bearing Of North 09 degrees 36' 30" West, run South 19 degrees 25' 00" West, a distance of 293.97 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1.6)720 feet; thence run Southwesterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 17 degrees 04' 00", a distance of 48767 feet to the end of said curve, thence run South 64 degrees 29' West. a distance of 176 11 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING Of the Public RecordS of Seminole County, Florida. arid the existing South right of way line of State Road S 434. thence run North 06 degrees SI' West. a distance of 1111 feet the center line of survey of State Road S 43.4; thence run South 09 degrees 02' 30" East, along Said center line of survey, a distance of 1,000.67 feet for the POINT OF BEGINNING, thence run North degrees 19' 30" West. a distance 3123$ feet for the end of this described ditch Survey line Containing 10,975 square teat 10.431 acrel, more or less to the beginning u a curve concave O the Southerly and having a radius of 3.019 71 feet; thence run Westerly along the arc of Said curve through a central angle of 4 degrees 02' IS". a distance of 769 Il feet to the end of Said curve, thence run South 79 degrees 48' 29" West. a distance of 33797 f*Ct to the beginning of a Curve concave to the Northerly ana having a radius of 1,1)210 feet, thence run Westerly along the arc of Said curve Ihrough a central angle of 10 decrees 3%' 01". a distance of 26159 feet to a point on said curve; thence from a tangent bearing of North $9 degrees 36' 30" West. run South 49 degrees 25' 00" West. a distance of 29397 feet to the beginning ole curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1.63725 feet. thence run Southwesterly along the arc of said Cu. e liircajgh a centra' angle of 17 degrees " 00", a distance of II? 62 teat to the end of said curve; thence run South 66 degrees 7-9' West. a distance 01176 II feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing 9,309 square feat (0219 acre). moe or less. OWNED BY GIJAPANTY BANK AI1D TRUST COMPANY You and each of you are hereby Severally notified that the plaintIffs filed ifs sworn Complarit. together w'th its Deciaration of Taking in the above styled Court against you and each of you as defendants seeking to condemn the 4bOve described property located in Seminole County. Florida. by Eminent Domain proceedings. You are further notified that the Plaintitfi will call up for hearing before the Honorable VoIle Williams, one of the Judges of the above styled Court on the2nci day Of December, A D , 1916, f 2 30 O'clock P N . in the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Is -ipplicationtor an Order of Taking in accordance with ItS Declaration of Taking heretofore filed in this cause All parties to ths Suit and ail other inleqejtedp4rties may appear at the time and place designated and heard AND Each OWNED fly J I. MALCOLM. JR. 0id HAZEL P. MALCOLM, his wife SECTION 7190-2610; STATE ROAD $434,, SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. ItS FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY That part of The West $0 fed of the East 517 fetf of Lot 9. Block,"D", lying South of Sanford and Oviedu Road. and the tO fist of the North 250 feet of the East 41)2 feet of Lot,. Block "0". lying lying South of Sanford and Oviedo Road of 0. P. Mitchell's Survey of the Levy Grant,according to the plal thereof as recorded In Plal Book I, Page 5, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, iyingwitftinfMfoling4rj 30SindarIe$: Commence ots the west line of Section 33, T0wnshp 70 South, Range 30 East. at a point North 0 degrees It' 'i'dest, a ditance of 4-Personals delendant is hereby required to serve written defenses, if any, to said Complaint on: THOMAS FREEMAN, County Attorney, Seminole County. P.O Box 70. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32101 on or before Ihe 15th day of November. A D, 1916. and fili the original with the Clerk of the abovr styled Court on said date, to show cause wtsat right, lifle. Interest or Ienyouoranyofyouhav.in and to Inc proparty described in said Complaint and to Show cause, II any you have, why said property Should not be condemned for the uses and purpt.ses as set forth in the Corn plaint filed herein, It you lail to do 50. a defaull will be enlaced against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of saId Court on the 5th diy of tober, A 0.. 1914 (SEAL: Ajlhvjr H. Backwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court by: Mary N Darden Depuly Clerk Publish Oct II, IS, 23. NOv 1 1116 DEE il Air, carpeted, quiet I and bedrooms, 3)75 to $135 month Adults Phone 322 1810 LARGE FAMILY- Spacious 3 BR 2 baths with family room & workshop Only 3)5.500. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE (Icr Ty. air Corid Mad Seev QUALITY INN NORTH NOTICE TO BUYERS-- $1133 Down bomPS Cell to see 18-Help Wanted IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON LPN, I to 12 shill. Geriatric ax penance preferred Apply in I pern, Sanford Nursing 8. Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonville For families or friends of problem I Ave For further information call 173 4581 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P0 Box 553. Sanford, FIa 3277) I DIVORCE FORMS- For free in formation write to Box 791, Pompano. Fta 3)04) ___________________________ ' ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll tree, 634 2027 for "We Care""tfotI,ne," Adults or Teens. _______________________- Legal WHAT IS DENTACARE? last mo plus $50 dip Mfter 5. caR 323 Sf11 . - - ______ - Unfurnished. two bedroom Securit Detosit AdultS Preferred 172 This Company has been established Since 1905 Weoffer top immediate earnings, but also a permanent secure future with unlimited ad vanceertent You can becurtie a manager with your office and staff, after a very short training period at company expense. You will receive a salary. commission. override, renewals as well as company fringe benefits such as Hospitalization. Life Insurance, Ma j or Medal and Retrement September, 1976 GEORGE C. YOUNG United States District Judge' Publiih Oct 4, II. II, 25. Nov 1 • 1916 DCC 21 IN THE CIRUCI T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL NO. 16-Zolo.CA.70.E In Re' he Adoptl 01 REGINA L PIIELO, MICHELI.E NIELD, and CHARLES I NIELD, Minors NOTICE TO CHARLES I. NIELD Post Office (lox 421 Poseyvilie, fndijna 47633 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that JOHN EDWARD LONG. Petitioner, has filed a Petition for , minor Children REGINAL NIELO. MICHELLE .i ItIELD and CHARLES L PIIELD and you are commanded to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, on GENE P. STEPHENSON, of Slepisenson, Stalnaker & Beane, Post Office Drawer One. Catsetoerry. Florida, on or before November 22nd, 1916, and file the original with the Clerk 0 this Court either before Service on Petitioner's attorney or im mediately thereafter, OtherwiSe a default may be entered against you IO the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESSmy hare) cr4 Ihe seal of the Court Cl Sanford, Florida, Ihis 11th div of October, 1916 Arthur H BeckwilI't. Jr Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Linda M Shiw DePUIY Clerk (Seal) PubliSh liC F ii Oct )5 75 Nov I. •. 1916 * VA CRANK COPI'ST REALTY REALTORS. 6)0606) Evei 171 38 eneva G r ardens Luxury Patio Apartments Lake Mary-Single house, I Bit living room, combination kitchen dining room, shower 322 1197. St udio, I, ,3 Bedroom ApIs. Immaculate 3 BR. 7 bath, carpeted, garage. tenced yard 81*3 month 323 7194 Quiet, One Story i(Itchen Equipped Adult.Family Winter Springs- 3 BR. excellent lease 6 mos 1263 condition. mm mo No pets Near school 327 0333 One Bedroom 3 BR, large fenced yard Lake Mary area Rent w option Security dep required 323 7112 after 5. 1505 W. 25th 2 or 3 OR. nice yard. water fur nu%I'ied 7 mIles from Sanford AduIt only No pets 3fl 1305. • ________________________ . bath. Pinecrest- 3 OP. I bath, 8)9.500 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Beardall Ave - Acreage. 314.503 BROKERS 20175 FR INCH ------ - - --- 322-2090 __ 3.2l8670or 8)1.9777,,,, ' zw. ZwayJ7',2s.3nford [I' , _____ Will - ________ - - - I , ' i Wood'ii I i',i,,'it 5lr,'t SIr,','t LightS - .......________ Si ., I . EC)NSTPI BR apartment In pleasant Mayfair neighborhood. Air conditioner heater. wall to wall carpeting. remodeled kitchan, porch, yard withgraPfruittrla', Call 3729309 or 3721793 evenings - NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments M. UNSWORTH 42 -.W*3.bile I I R 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Offering A - --' -----" I 31Apartments Furnished I . I . Lg. I BR furn. apt, fenced yard. mo., $50 damage, hail I utilities No deposits 373 1207 ______ anytime BR. l" bath mobile home, Winter Springs $17,000 Hal Colbert Realty 323- 7832 EVES 37'? 1357 or 327 0417 1972 Volkswagen Ill, gouo con dulion; also 1968 Volkswagen Bug. $200 Call 322 3969. ___________________________ Lemans. 7 door. keystoi.e mags. good condition Asking S25 Ph 3220183 French Ave. - '61 Dodge Coronet. 2 door, V S. air. P81.4, A 1 shape. $100. Phone 37') 4568 after 5 p m. A R E I1 D E 6 b'"'' iI 1L X NOW IN PROGRESS ______ _______ '!Tl I ___________ _________ ________ _______ II ___________________________________________________________ 76 C IT I CAR $ 1700 MILES 73 FORD PICKUP 1 395 75 MERCURY COM El 4 CVI AUTO P S - AIR RADIO (1003 MILES 73 FORD PICK U P 2895 s S 72 P LYM. SAT. 4 DR V-s AUTO, PS, PB AIR VINYL ROOF, RADIO 3195 1 895 71 FORD LTD 2 DR. - 65--Pets-Supplies 3S0 CC 9,000 MILES ISP ELEC, START CUSTOM HAN. OLE BARS AND SISSY BAR 5595 2 DR H.I.V I AUTO PS, P15, AIR. AM FM, TAPE STEREO 2295 73 DODGE MONACO I PASS S-WON V I AUTO. PS. Sum ',Sale Springer Spinil ,ti.tIl papers. 5 monthS old FREE tO genii rions Phone 335 1707 PB, C SEAT 1895 $ 2 DR. NT V I. AUTO PS, PB, AIR. AM FM 73 HONDA M'CY CL E I i 395 ' 72 C H E V. CAPRICE 74 PLYMOUTH FURY 3 I DR. SEDAN, VI AUTO PS. PB. AIR . RADIO, GOLD $' V I, 3-SP. AIR, 44010 75 TRIUMPH SPIT F I RE 1130 - 11,50.3 NIL ES AM-FM BLUE 1 995 995 AUTO, VS H.T. i 1 95 V.5 AUTO. PS, PB. RADIO. VINYL ROOF. 70 MERC COUGAR AIR RADIO 70 CHEVY NOVA 2 DR. CCL AUTO. RADIO 'dIN'YL ROOF 6 11 95 r CONTROL, 1010 SPLIT R%CK 25 USED TOYOTAS t1 AT LOW LOW PRICES CARS OF AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY 17.92 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse for REP DY TO SERVE YOU JUST P PHONE to Buy EXPERTS YOiJiA5tElTlBtJylTi SANFORD AUCTION S F P,,,,.i " "''" trees HOUSe or mobile home Tarry Realty, Realtor, 628 0711 ____________________________ Osteen - S Acres, 19.230. 10 acres, 515.0(0 Surveyed Free title insurance Broker. 831 0171 in 5(),-_--.(t,'jjscellneous - __________ 68-Wanted - WANT TO BUY 2 or S DeiirOcni modeenhOme, Santordor DeBary alSo larte tree shaded '°' ':: . n or Floe dc 37771 , For u5ed lurnitu'e, .IppIiIncei, tools. etc But 1 or 1001 itemS Lien1 .Mrt 215 Sanlord Ae _____________.SE BUY FURNITURE ',t,,tIand Auction 3)9 6lIStcul tree trorn Sanford Sanford's it•k MODEL OPEN: Wooamere DAILY 4.30 am. 5)0 p.m. SAT.-II a m 6 p.m SUN-Il Noon-6 p.m __ _____ r.-.i. FOR INFORMATION CALL 323•7080 "I DIRECTiONS: In S.anford.Weston 25th St. off 1792 I ,Miie To Ridgewood Ave., Go South On Ridgwood To Terrace Another roe Development By A SubsidIary Carpet Cleaning 2 Blocks WILCO CONStRUCTION COMPANt .' ' - '' : ' . ,, ': ,: ,, %tuLLuOF, '' Hi', Esit s '..jiii 'j,., ii vi,,. CiCiSifie.d .305 Nothing Small 4bout that ____________________________ -" - )Itse, Pest Control - Land Clearing Electrical '.j (Iiw.i. '-' i I 'i €lei,ir, ""' 1,21 - rv 's ir,T,.Sii' Qe's.ijy',,v .11 2515 Eli' Ave .1. 'ci' ' - UUIlfl9 -. ''o.;-:'- I:: , residential neighborhood tLt.'(. e%t'mitei .,?r'ju Pupmb.ng retrgerat ion 'C,Itinij ice .Môi.hifle, 'SdenuiaI or Com'iier,i I '"par seq•ce 3395477 ' HE L ACEME..r tlfi'e","e', tST (39', Piano Services A hica' free '-a--- - . ISll .., ______-- Ar C.-a'ej't.orur'i3 (all Ca-I ,v SEAR, ri Sanford 322 ii " ".,'r ____________________________ ii .j,,i -.i 1.,,.,' . -.-_ ' 'i 'i:, u'i . HC.AN PEST CONTRa. 2Paek0r5e EA'.lI', '. ,i ',' . - UI 3' - ewing HUGEYEQUipt... I 'ca .".J '.i*in,3 ',, i,. n-' u.;, • fl".'C . :,,,T,'r "" 72 88)' :. ' ___________________________ f r , SC' i ;".' )',i% Maliag, Drapes, >22 370? New 2 - 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Land i(,,Ht i-lAdLING 4, 54, -"'U) i,',,5i4,%', CLE 'SN hI Phone 3.49 53'l FROM I wu n 'SOPLiJSTWOISFOUR Ar'.,) Th4t S A Fact' r.'. '-':4 Au Gets Results .5,4 ip',i s .5 F,t Too & r VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA ExPERT LA.'itt SERvICE "''"; t.. 'j Trrni'i r'. Heater Cleaning Conventionul-5°o Down Well Drilling S Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy .'i' Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Brailey Qdham-323-4670 BU IL DE ROE V E LOPER b(an,)S Of 0.1 hejter5 cleaned - ,',-L Jri4 serv.cef) Call Ralph jI 373 5954 S Drive Of Willner Industries 11155 rvt '.'.. I C E SHEPPIERD 'it rig Re'n-c,ju , n9 Genera. I epars CaII 3726675 - - -- ..' _________ SANORA SOUTH ' .'. Phone 377 3541 (V - .'t' - scaping & Lawn " TV ,. 'i.'''' 6 P4irett S Beat, SItE 'rSt 112 3142 an ____________________________ Care .........................______________________________ Beauty Care ' I Home Improvements - )i .55 CHAIR SPIAMPCc3ECI bath garden home, (267 square feet of living aret Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privatel/ fenced rear yard Fully Soddeil !o!. Cor.'.'onlctt lo schools and thcpplr,g No maintorar.cc 4I , ____________________________ can cover your Come .v 'C IlurT 'Vi 0 & Scutl I Sv'.Ie . S H ul r.q Gultr, i i,,iie S ding (,j 35( ' I Cash 3224132 Sale , Aluminum Siding Cash for %nt ques Cons gnments warlled H. W4y 46 Auction Galleries, 3214172 I '- ------------I SEIGLER NEATER Like New - Price 322 8190 _____ 2.9.,5eO' NOW 22,125 ; I ORIGINAL PRICE Quality ) bedroom 2 322.8601 Jersey cow *ith 2 Calves. $7170 Aystsire hailer, )i months ci,) 140 Call 372 .4484 - Merchandise Z375 SANFORD GOLDEN HORP4 RAM & SHEEP P'scne 365 1156 ____________________________ 25% OR [1]- ___________________________ 1973 Olds Cutlass S Factory air. PS. PB. $2,000 Phone 6.6* 1*05 1967 Pontiac 67-LIvestock. Poultry 10 Acres wooded n Paola on hard road, near Wilson Place Priced rgtst Call J73 4991 LI PS multiple tiling Wry CC interested' New modern Singli .tory I & 2 I GE lIE VA-- I acre iand on Jungle becroom opts. are) completely Road Nice double wide mobile furnished studio apartments, home 5)5,550 Conveniently locateeji, beautlfijil IanJscapad. Abundant storage I (mnraiding attic) an "GE Energy I BR. 7 bath. Ii.' acres, Vaniluren Efficiency Package". From Ave. Lake Mary 139.503 Ca1 l3733)OIbietw,,n,&330 I - Homes 1516 itter 3 P m APPOINTM [NT IflTlnt'5i (r We're - I paint, excellent conditIon. 1.59) Phone 645 4742 Alt cars clean, inspected, nice 1969 vB Ranchero 3195, 710 VW Bugs 1.895 & 1995. 71 Maverick 6 cylinder $1195. 77 Pinto 70*30 81195. very nice camper and pick up 51593. 1970 Ford Station wagon 9 passenger 5795, 67 AmbaSsador station wagon $295 Reel's - 1)09 Sanford Ave 373 1980 ____________ _______________ I FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H REALTY Lovety tSR 7 bath. central heat & air iamily '35'tge. fnt1 teed. separate studio 53.000 equity & assume han 0. I 132.000 371 050) ------ SANFORD INC. I Reg Real Estate Broker 803W ls)SI 6461 Pt 3230317 eves ,_ Lease a Datsun including Z ca's and trucks For information call Bill Ps',' on Jack Mink. 531 1310 8o-Autos for Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '77 and __________________________________ I '13 ModIs Call 3238510 or *34 tt&"?ui', (976 Super n',pected Oct 16. 4605 Dealer looks 8. run', good, 8900 Ph 37) 8187 alter 4. '67 Ford Ranch Wagon, AC. new 1677 '.tiu'hy N C Area 1.3 acres. 110' bordering a beautiful trout sIne,xmn- 55.000 equity assume rnortq,Iqe for $17 CEO toe S 7 ears Ph 3276640 5 available fi) SObSidijcd housing in rural areas No dOwn pdyrnent. Tionlhly paymenfj Ie than rCnt One 8 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated Come See. E Airport Blvd . Sanford, 2031340 ' it arternorsemare -, AOI'i5 BAMBOO COVE APIS BLAIR AC' F 323 3*64 or 323 7713 E -- --- I BR home' Trail,. ------ 43-Lots-Acreage Can Have Your House In 3 Months It YOU Qualify . ','otorc y'IC Insurance " 64-Equipment for Rent t't'ione 37) 6631 n You OVIEDO FTU- Dupteaes Furno,' (.,'nfurn • Wooded. Home size lots RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE 363. 3771 -- " I Trade (lSl4l(Iry;I)T:h redO, cv ssINu FOR -- 3 Room apartment. 2nd Iloor rear, utilities included 417W. Third St Sanford. 322 27S0 (97) Maverick, standard trans.. air, $1600 or $603 down and lake aver payrrerts 6688291. 78-tIctorcycles ,IWlLDEOp.iESBy I - ,o'.i' .',"xviru' si;,l'den Center ri,)i (ale-v Ave i ' "" it', 0 2s-Loans 3O-Apartments Unfurnished - ____________ _______________ - ____________________________ bli SOti i F OPIDA ROSES i, HOMES of DISTINCTION NEAR SCHOOLS Get Em While They're Hotii An y.'.tr "ny illS n'y1CiS 7 days .vev Call coilct. 558 lIlt 323734O - HELP?-) Kids - Need Room) '71 VW Super Bug, 11 100. New engine 8 clutch. New bk5 & complete front end Dealer warranty. Shp No 59, Sanford Boats Works, Celery Ave Cars & Trucks Sanford Auction FUTU RA BY SI NGE R _________ For Wrecked or Junk Lots of furniture, bedding. ap piiances, TVs and miscellaneous items sold at bargain prices. tlank.Americard ,snd Master Charge wetcOnle 1200 - - 41-HOuses ii - MORE CASH Mon., Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. tam horn-C with carpet. central I4ni Our Rinenxac heat and air, fenced, built in CARROLL S FURNITURE, 322 SII( . cabinets, paneling and much more Broker, owner ready tO i lvii t .iw price of Only 576.500 I ____________________________________ n I - APE. ' ______________________________ ________________________________ I 3358)72 SRM 1 rn E,ist I - -----.-'. ______ Peg Heal Estate Broker SALES RENTALS 817W lit St. Sanford 321 Still or 327 7151 alter bins -- OutqroAr _________ Call 322)624 after I P m PUBLIC AUCTION ' _________________________ ______________________________ Looking IObuy lit or 2nd mortgages at discount 21 Hour approval Call ' Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Daytona 195)41 672 $133 2524 Perk Dr 371 211$ Realtor Att.r Hours Rentals 322 9784 322 399) 3220640 - Sale Realty _____ Real Estate , I . BUY JUNK CAPS trom 1)Ofot30. - 72"AUCIjOF3 N'liA SERVICEMAN' Voull One Of Singer's lop Tuoch arvJ Sew u" Li iaq macnines ASsume "" I I-UT S French Service Directory. 312 1111 t,iglanceol 8155 SOor pay $11.90 per E es 322 1196 322 4161, 322 1954 month Will take trade In Singer Sanford-- 2 BR, CB, air, Screened ,I equipped to zig zag & make button porch, double lot, fruit & large oak holes Balance of 55550 or 10 South Seminole Under 150.000 I trees, nice neighborhood 819.900 I oayments of $6 Call tenstrom I 17.030 dn , about 1)60 mo Owner manager, 372 9111 or see at Lakefront Contemporary will funance 2032 .ielferson Ave SANFORD SEWING CFNTEP .',,I',un H' id A ori.'slige LOUNTY 322 1314 dayS, 9045779483 after 6 301 E lit St., Downtown does thus Sound' A dream lakefront sc'!TruiJ tr ThiS 2 BR, 2 consisting of: sunken con bath home on 9 acres wIfl some WYNNEWOOD- 3 BR, family vertation put, fireplace. cathedral built n furniture room, range, refrigerator, large ceiling. "great room" concept. lot Nice Cnd clean t7O.'lOi) ._- - ----. eat in kitchen, sunken tub, wo'o.jed CIT V K ENMORE WASHER, parts. 101 Holly Ave Charming 2 I lot and wall to wail plush car service, uSed machine's llH. I bath has an extra t BR, I SPAP4i SN STYLE STUCCOpaling Thus 3 BR beauty 5 "00NE V AT'PL lANCES 173 bath, ideal for guests Recently Corner lot 3 BR, lormal dining, nearing completion and will Sell remodeled and rias loads of range. refrigerator $21,500 -. . tr under 530.003 but you better potential JuSt 528.500 55-BOats & Accessories ?'urry LAK EF RON 15 DON'T NE ED A HOME' $100 down I ___________________________ LAST' LOCH ARBOR '- 104 Orange payment to qualified buyers 3 Glaspar, 75 HP EyinrijJi' & C 1FF JORDAN. REAt TOP linquestionably Ouiei Oa. , '' . baths. central heat, Trailer, 5513) 322 1553 shaded i fIR. 2 batri with lamily t)O NW5 434. LOOQwOoo 'el,jrp'sriod As low 'IS 511.003 ______________ _________________ room has loadS of potential and .t 8)1 $272 ROBSON MAP 1NE fantastic bu,' for th handyman Wl1"T REALTY Winter Springs . Immaculate 3 BR. 2928 Hwy Il 92 Call tin details H i'r Peal Estate Bno4er, 311 0610 7 bath with many extraS. MuSt see 37') 5961 I _tec.tte__Call 32100)1 I CITY - 708 W Thud St PRICE II 327 774* 322 0179 323 7095 __.Off ice Supplies REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Ideal workshop in re,,r br the Cottage. S rooms. I bath, 751 S 3rd ________ --._, handyman This neat 7 fIR, I bath St . Lake Mary. 1)1.503 Phone has a panelled front porch Will 8)0 1703 _______________________ ',ell quick ton 510.500 arjner' \. Wood or Steel desks, '?'i'rutive desh W'nter Springs- 3 BR. 7 bath, large I 7,, chairs. secret,,r-,, ,iesvs t. tamily room, large tenced y4rd. lI 5,rtord ., I. ""r chairs, Straight ch8irs, filing llage near new school lmmacul4te cabinet',, as is Cash and carry Muit see t appeciate Low dOwn NOLL-S payment Let's talk 03t 1138 4LAKESIDEAPARTIJ Casseloenry, Il 5') ' )0 4206 ANYTIME II ___________________ ' -I ACrOSS F,m Ranch blouse BALL REALTY Multiple Listing Service, 62-Lawn-Garden tior1IIv MInIqed _____ 3 BR, I' bath, split twilroi.jm plan LIrge lot, quiet Street Carpeted, central air Call to see 670 8049 I Profitable. clean liSh bvsne'ss for sale (Only I In DeBary I Call 305 I LARRY SAXON INC . REAL TOW 641 6921 after a m Ads will atweys give you mof Much , Much More th4n yOu expect - - - .._ -- ______________________________ CHINALtE RH V I H IF ANTIQUE S 1106 'i irst t . Sanford Ant'ques. China. Glass, Primitives. Furniture Doll Hospital Service Open Tue's Itru Sal , (0 S __________________________________ COUNTRY FURPI DISTRIBUTORS Days -372 612) I4ghts--3 2332 ____________________________ __________________________ OpportUnities ______________________________ Forrest Greene Inc. Autos Wanted 77 - ______________________________ Schwlnn 2 Speed tandem bike, generator lights, speedometer, mirror, like new 671 5153 for DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION H,' 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytorit Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday night at 7 30 It'S the only on in. Florida. You set the reserved price No charge other than IS registration fee unless vehicle iS sold Call 901 2S5 5311 for further details - ___________ - - 71-Antiques ______________ Portable air compressor. Speedare Peg Rea Estt,' Brceer I, hp Dayton motor 20 gal. Oeneral Contractor ASME air tank Delivers 56 CFM 372 4457 at 100 PSI Twin Cylinder unit includes regulator, pressure LAKE MARY - Sparkling 3 BR. I', I bath home with Florida room, I guage. 25 ft. ix" air hose with quick disconnects, 251? 103 drop r.Cfltr,5I heat & air. A pleasure to corct, 5350 firm 322 7812 "a 123.750 New FIIA _____________________ 321.0041 ____________________________ - _______ 24-Business .- JOHNNY WALKER RE ALIOPS I LAKE JENNIE - Hugh School area WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-- SELL - -TRADE Several new and near new homes Longwood- By Owner, Opportunity Completely refurbished 3 and .4 for income Attractive) tIP home 211 )1SE First St. 372 54fl bedrooms with 2 baths Close tø in excellent area. Large screened Schools. Shopping and a stones patio, pool, privacy fence and 51-I4usehold throw to Lake Jr'nnie From separate? apartment rental units. 529.3(f) to S19.O Concrete block construction. Call /e sell our trade in lurntijre 831 7201 prices Good selection MLS REALTORS 322-2420 Sanford, Flu. Sanford 3 BR Townhouse. I bath, liv rm , din rm . fern, rm washer dryer connections, cable TV,pool t7l0permo 901789213.4 from 9 to S. 305 511 3806 evenings Companion or couple, live in. cooking and light housekeeping Free room and board 67) 2526 or 372 9335 ASsç, 323 0185 Night used Office Furniture ___________________________ I I 3 OR. l AGENCY 52Apli , es _______________________________ Sanford. Saturday. Nov. 6 at I I I pm sharp Par,nit welcome RE SALES * 1 BR home partly furnished Very reasonable Phone 371 6007 - LAKE MARY - 37 quiet country living, yet convenient to all facilities Central heat Cir, WWC Home like new 175.503 Must Sacrifice 1973 Streamline, 33 ft Gregory Mobile HomeS. 3803 Orilndn )n'y', 323 S1) at an amazing SO pd. off retail. .or a complete cafalo'j of savings .,!i1fh0t'1t send $1 (refundable with first order) to The Now Dyess Co. Garage sales are in se 7 ''e P.O. Box 211). Sanford, Fl 32171. people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald 322 7611.- 031 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 999 Counter tops Sinks Inslaltation available Dud Cabelt 32'? tOS? anytime Wm. H. StemperReaItr All sizes, all prices, low, low down Cheaper than rent You don't have to be a veteran Call today Fur Rent or For Sale - 3 BR. 1 bath, den. paneled, water 501 linen 53.000 & assume payments $184 per month 37) 9175 - uS lhesrtling tor this lovely 3 BR, 2 bath California Style home Split bedroom pian, 30' x IS' pool. Fenced WWC. SEE IT NOW) $39500 Mary Blvd 2 Acrt's, 11.000 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardw Broker _______ _______ Delton4. riM MI) - - - Full time, permanent pOSitlQ available for well qualified ap pllcanl. Good working conditions 3,3--Houses FUrnisl'd and employ. benefIts Salary -I commensurate with training and experience Payroll experience Country Trailer-- 7 BR, I bath. Cr 3125 month plus depcst Cliff i desired bul not required Please Jordon. Realtor. Ill $222 write, giving lull details of training and experience to Box 616, c 0 Evening Herald. P0. BOx I SUNLAIID-- NIce 3 BR. fUrnished, i 1651. Sanford, Fl 32771 I on iarg, fenced corner lot, AC. WW carpet, prefer older couple I I Call or writ, I 901 32'S 9142, RI 2, I UNEMPLOYED? Never again if I Box 112 EE. Green Cove Springs. you have Sincere desir, and I Fl 3201) Will Show Sat 106 lOt ambition Serious only please call Azalea Ln 574 2056 alter I p m or write 1010 ___________________________ Giovanni. Deltoria. FI0 22763 . -I Homes Wanted- Lazy SaI,sperson ac customed to high Standard of living Call fl) 55.42 I Bedroom mobile home No pals I SIlO per month BOYS 1. GIRLS Phonel)O $450. NO Age Limit Do you need extra 115 mo References Christmas money? Part time I BR 'Trailer in Paola work available immediately. one 322 1825) week only Tremendous earnings I See Wayne Linville at HoiIdy Inn, _____________________________ Klng%woOd Court- 3 BR, 2 bath, $21,900 Bunker Lane 52 2. 500 with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE 513411) River View-' Pool home, ) bath, 536,000 $3 5.000 Unfurnished -. i BR. 2 baIh, deluxe ldyllwilde and Spacious $300 mo plus deposit 322 3317 CLERK.TYPIST - Houses WilSon Place- 1 BR, 3's bath, DELTONA -- Lake Gleason water way, Close to Shopping. First area. 2 BR, 2 bath home on large corner lot Central heat and air, Florida room, screen porch, dock. Id ft cabin cruiser included 6620 or 3737515 . IIitIT [H Pk ltl _____ ______ ________ Rag Real Estate Broker 1103 E. 25th St. '0 Notice UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Cbs. tie 1è.344.OrI Clv.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, vs PRIPITtIA N CAR PEttIER. etc el al, Defendants ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION - On motion and 4ftdavt of plaintiff in the above entitled cause by its Assistant United States Attorney, in an action against the defendant(s), Pnmntha M Carpenter, a single woman, and Milund. Inc.. a Florida corporation, and to enforce a lien upon real property Situate in thiS District and described as lollows Lot I. Lake Sylvan Estates. according to plat thereof recorded In Ptat Book 12, page 13 and 11. of the public records of Seminole County. Florida, and it appearing to the Court that the defedant. Printha N Carpenter are not inhabitants of nor found within the State f Florida and have not voluntarily appeared herein. arid personal service upon Ihem nOt practic( because Iheir residence and whereabouts are unknown, it i ORDERED that Printha M Carpenter appear or plead to the complaint herein by the 151 d4i of December, 1974. and in default thereof the Court will P'0t'1 to the hearing and ad l(idiC4tiofl f thiS Suit % If Printha M Carpenter had been served with process in the 3tale 01 Florida. but only to the extent provided for by Section 1633, Title 7*. United Stetc'. Code. it is further ORDERED tnat notice Of thu order be Published by the Un'ted Slates Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole COunty, Florida, once a week for ix tél consecutive weeks. commencing on October 1, 1976 DONE AND ORDERED AT Orlando, Florida, this 15th day of -- 31A-Duplexes I BONANZA 80-Autos - Empty your carport or garage.Make 11$ and have fun swapping tOoi Bring 'your articles tO Movieland Drive In Theatre Swap 0p Flea , Market. south II 77. every Sunday, 94 m to S p m NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 322 1216. 7 p m to 9 p.m Now available- Costume ewelry Vehicles 7 -RecreationaI . 1At4TED SELLERS BUYERS DEALERS batteries, $12.95 CX..'5BflQ. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave JEWELRY Tr.icle .- Guaranted recondilione" auto YEAR END BARGAIN- 3 jR, bath home. carpeted, AC., kit chen equipped. Assume first mortgage, $157.97 monthly and pay very small down payment to move in No qualifying Im possession roker, 322 7174 Day Lake Monroe--- Beautiful building and canal lots with big ok trees. Jenny Clark. Realty. Realtor. 322 Rag Peal Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford _______________________________ 1 Room furn. duplex, 24th St-. , 1st 6. 32 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1., bath ne-,... homes. Under $15,000 with less than $750 down, Government funding By builder, 831-16,49, Equal Housing Opportunity, JOHN SAUL'S 10-Swap & - -_____________________________ I Peg Peal Estate Broker ?t S Sanford Ave 371 0759 eves. 322.7643 W. GAR NE TT WHITE DENTACARE PLAN Dentacare is the newest rnOt corn plan ever lobe offered pre to the public The demand for this plan is great. We cannot keep up with inquiries, unless we expand our present Sales Force. We have so many leads and appointments that it will take months to contact them all - 109W 1 Sanford 372 7335 BATEMAN REALTY TAFFER REALTY Efficiency 1)15 Utilities md Call 372 4470 SELL THE NEW FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Pi'rhaps Alcoholic Anon.rnous C4n Help Call 423 4581 Write P 0 (lox 1713 Sanford, Florida 3277) _____________________________ HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATION" 106 Park Ave .across from Atlantic Bank. Sanford 8. Central Florida's Finest Shoe Repairs. Courteous I Day Service. We want your busineSs Thanks. ' 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 41-Houses 7) block. country kitchen, screened porch, Iurge lot, owner holding 81.000 dn,, $150 mo 813.900 REALTOR, IVjLS 323.5774 Anytime Clean furnished 1St ltoor. apt Private entrance AdultS Only 1004 Palmetto. Sanford DEN TACA RE? 2 BR furnished, including washer and freezer. New roof; many extras, Harold Hall Realty Sanford- Ideal for retired person. 1 BR. upstairs; quiet neighborhood 810 month. 831 0990 days. _____________________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W lit St 373 0526 ______________________ ___________________________ 41-Houses R, I', bath, fully carpeted, LIGHT 8 CHEERY- Impressive 3 BR, 2 bath, huge family room, choice lavenna Park area 1) 1.900 ____________________________ I ____________________________ ___________________ _______ -- - -'------ 0 - 44es central heat & air, large fenced By Owner- 2 BR. 1 bath, Florida MUST SELL- 7 BR block, city utIlities. 112 Cl'jb Road, Sanford. yard, large workshop, plus metal room, carport, fenced backyard, Big $500 refrigerator and air utility bldg. 323-1006 corner lot, Wall to wall carpet, conditioner included at $14,900 or furniture, 2 aIr conditioners, EXECUTIVE HOME-' Beautiful best offer. Broker, 831 0171, washer, dryer, drapes. Will "like new" I Br, 2 bath, choice sacrifice. 114,9(1) 322 2488. Loch Arbor area. Extra large tree _____________________________ Shaded yard t.S3,903 COUNTY -19,500 KULP REALTY Nice ge. furn. apt., carpet; lIghts, water turn, AdultS, $175 mo 32'2 2296 wk days after I _____________________ Commenc, at the Northwest corner of Block "E". The Colon. nades, First Section. according to the PIat thereof as recorded in Plat Book IS. Page 80. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. being also the intersection of the West line of Lot 31, Block "0". 0 P MitChtII'S Survey of the Levy Grant. according to the P141 thereof as recOrded in Plat Book I. Page 5 3 LIT ILL SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified Adt ' lying Eastol and *ithin lOIeet of lhr ditCh survey line described as f011ows 41-Houses I BEDROOM APARTMENT F urnished 3503 Mellonvilie Ave. 6-Child Care I I __________ Containing 13.300 square feet (0310 I ____________________________ . -. Educational Child C,trc' br s low as acre), more or less, exclusive of $2. weekly if you quality 3238421 area in existing rights of v ay I or 37) 84)5 I __________ OWNED ISV RILEY WOOD and --' - ----Babysitting in home, fenced yard, MARCELLE K WOOD. his wife THIS IS A near Lake Mary School, one block c.ff Lake Mary Blvd 323 01") SUBJECT TO MOP TOAGE ______________________________ CAREER OPPORTUNITY -recorded in Official Records Book For personal interview ask for Mr 624, page 306 in favor of CLEO 18-F4 Ip Wanted D4ddis at the Sharaton Inn, I 4 & JACOL3S and RACHEL JACOBS. hiS ______________________________ wife, and INTEREST, if any, of I State Rd 46. on Monday. Nov. I. 6 ______________________________ DEBORAH KAY WOOD, a minor. Nurses RN'S 3. LPPI'S. Aides. Aid to 1 30 p m or Tuesday, Nov 2. companion Needee! immediately CHRIS MICHAEL WOOD. a minor, trom II a m to 1 p m 6200636 -- _______ ALLEN WOOD. a minor, LAYMAN "SONNY" SADLER. a minor. aid VrvII[flT:lI Security Supervisor- Full time for RANOELI. CUR BY local industrial complex. No calls. ___________________ SECTION 775*0.2610, STATE ROAD Send resume to Associated 5-4)4. SEMINOLE COUNTY Security Inc 1520 Edgewater ''' t:r" "Vt 'R I.! T ii r F?. E DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 301 DrIve. Suite F. Orlando, Fl 37*04. P E P P E T U AL D R Al N AGE I -WE SELL SUCCESSEASEMENT ________________________________ ___________________________ 201 CommercIal 373 S176 LATERAL DITCH LEFT INORTI.II STATION 104 • I? IS That part of Tract I, The Highlands, Section Three, according to the Flat thereof as recorded in Flat Book 17. Page of the Public Records of Seminole County. 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ED PUMPS -, YSJE.%55 ifiIkiLb H .511 type5 an4 sites ."e rfpJr and Sertii(C Ti NE N .5(111 PIE 8 3UPPLY CO 3226.1)2 To List Your Business,..Dicd 322-2611 or 831-9993 '4 rv",,"f." �48 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Monday, Nov. 1, 1976 er Li W Cl Si 69th Year, No. 63—Tuesday, November 2, 1976 C' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Pf St Fi 0 ii a C C C E T F t HE V J 1 1 RELUCTANT ELECTOR_ GOP' er Plante W 10 11 'Vote And, If, But... > DONNA ESTE.S lieralti Staff Writer L County Seeks New Site State Sen. Kenneth Plante i li-Winter Park will be one of the state's 17 electors casting ballots in the state capitol, Tallahassee on I )cc. 611 ['resident Ford wins Florida. But, he doesn't really want to go and as of *onday had not returned an executed loyalty oath, practically the only requirement of an elector, to the capital. "1 don't believe in the electoral college system," said Plante, who is to take office this month as minority leader of the state Senate. '1 think the president should be elected by popular vote. We have had one or two presidents in our history who were lected by popular vote, but lost in the dccral college. 1 think there will be a change in the system in the near future. Now a presidential candidate can carry roughly 10 states, lose the rest and become president." Plante said Plante had decided that he would not participate in the system despite his appointment as it Republican elector by Gov. ltcubin Askew on recommendation of the 60P state executive committee. 1 told the party better than six weeks ago lat I (lid not wish to participate, but Bill Taylor i chairman of the state party ) called inc Sunday and asked that I change my position. So. I guess I will be an elector if Ford wins and I can serve legally since I have returned the loyalty oath,' he said. Plante opposes the electoral college system specifically because, even though the voters may choose a particular candidate, the electors can cast their ballots as they please ;i n(: thwart the expressed ishes of the euple. The senator whose district 14 now is mprtsed only of Orange County, first became involved in politics in the 1964 Barry Goldwater election, There were few if any Republican canIoi:t.'s for local office In Seminole County prior to 1966 when two GOP school board members were elected and the voters of the state elected its first Republican governor Iince Reconstruction. In 1967 Plante became a candidate for the sttte senate district ','. loch included both Seminole and ( )range Counties. His opponent was the late Sen. Beth Johnson of Orlando, the 4:1 11ly Female senator in the state at the time and very popular. lIante won the election and has served a total of 10 years Seminole County was part of his district for four of those years and at that time he resided in Altamonte Springs. The Plante family business is in Oviedo. A native of Winter Park, Plante and his wife, Sandi, have seven children, ranging in age from seven to 16. list summer Plante was offered a spot (fl the Florida delegation to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, but declined the honor. "It is too big a hassle," hi' explained. ''If I finish this term sto end in 1978t I will have served 12 year,, and I'm getting tired," he said. School Rejected For Firehouse . L; 'p Cr 7 ('I{EWS :LLEN Electoral What? The electoral college is a method of "officiahizing" the popular vote. Each state has a number of votes in the electoral college equal to the total of its senators and representatives in congress i the District of Columbia has three electoral votes). Each of these votes is cast by an elector. Electors are nominated in Florida by their state executive eomnniiittees and are appointed by the governor. I ey are bound by octh u .ppert t"nr party's candidate. Each vote for a presidential candidate is actually a vote for his party's state electors. The candidate who wins a state's popular vote receives all the state's electoral votes 17 in Florida). When the electoral college vote' is tabulated, if no candidate has a majority of electoral votes, the U.S. House of Representatives chooses the president from the three candidates receiving the highest number of electoral votes. In this election each state has one vote and it must be cast in accordance with the outcome of that state's popular balloting in the general election. 1)0 people know all this' Herald Staff Writer Kris Nash went out to find out Question: Do you understand the American electoral college system? Sandra Crews, 415 Lakeview Drive, Loch Arbor: "N. Since I don't understand the electoral college, I don't really know how a person can win tne popular vote and still not win the election. But I don't like that system," Nancy iMrs, Ned N, Julian, Banana Lake Road, Seminole ('ounty: "Yes, roughly. I can't think of how to simplify it. It's taken on the basis of delegates, and it's supposed to be representative of people who should know which candidates are qualified, because these are people who're in the legislature and have some background, It's Just another bloc of votes, really, and one question might be' why campaign for two groups of people''' Jeanette Ersin, Deitna: "Just slightly. I guess it's the best system. If the people's vote is that close, then there l:,i., to be some way of deciding who gets it." B o b Allen, Winter Park: ''Actually, no That's '.i:iii'thing I've never really looked into. I think it only lines into action when there isn't a majority, like this \car. I think this is an election when the electoral college may come into use." Alvin Cummings, P.O Box 3001, Sanford: "Well, the nnderstandmg I have is that each state has a certain number of votes, and the people choose the candidates they want. And then Congress and the representative's add their Lhoices afterward The senator said he has no intention of using this senate seat as a stepping stone to higher elective office and hasn't even made up his mind whether he will seek re-election two years from now. ''I'll cross that bridtu' when I come to it," he said. 1k stW spends time at the hm!iy business "to earn it living" and his senate responsibilities "are getting more time con.swning." Active in the Ford campaign in Central Florida, Plante said he has been "trying to get things going for the President." lie predicted Ford will win the election in Florida, but it is going to be very close." "The new election laws have presented difficulties for both the Ford and Carter campaigns," he said. "According to the law, once the party primary was won, neither of the candidates could accept further campaign donations. Both were given roughly $22 million by the government for their campaigns with about $14 million of that going to national news advertising, close to $1 million for traveling expenses and about $1 million to run national headquarters." Plante said. "The few million left had to be divided up for campaign efforts in the 50 states. As a result there has been no campaign literature available, killing work in the precincts. It's been a mass media campaign and I think it Is terrible. 'The' party organizations have been fun(ling toiler-room type operations with telephone polls to keep in contact with the people. Notlung could be sent out to the voter' in the way of printed material. IAcatlnc literature and bumper strips for special events has been practically impossible." fitic said. Taste-science breakthrough gives low tar MERIT the flavor of cigarettes having 60% more tar. By locating certain f1a\,ror- riCh ingredients Tests Verify Taste in cigarette smoke, ingredie nts that deliver In taste tests involving thousands of taste way out of proportion to cigarette smokers like yourself, tar, researchers at Philip Morris MERIT was reported to have disprovien the theory that = deliver as much — or more— cigarette flavor depends on the taste than current low tar amount of tar that goes with it. leadersThey' %,e discovered how to W11(tt 's really startling is that MERITS F ilter pack flavor—unprecedented these brands have tq) to flavor—into a cigarette that 60% more tar than MERIT delivers one of the lowest tar 'c been smoking low levels in smoking today. i taste" claims long enough. The discovery is called 'Enriched Flavor'. Its extra Now smoke the cigarette. flavor, natural flavor, and only MERIT Incredible smoking MERIT has it. satisfaction at only 9 mi. tar. € 1 _______ gal;::— w----s 1 1 •i,,_ _______ MIM fly El) I'RICKEll' Herald Staff Writer Irate parents picketing J';nglLsh Estates Elementary School can put away their protest signs. Seminole County officials today said they will seek another site for location of fire station to serve the Fern I'ark area. In addition, the Seminole County commission instructed administrators to insure that a public hearing would be held before any final site approval is announced. Gary Kaiser, director of public safety, said he will seek to purchase about an acre of land on which to situate the fire station between now and the time a federal grant for $130,000 is expected to arrive here. Kaiser said he expects to hear something from federal officials in Washington within 60 lays, Also, Kaiser said final approval would require a decision of the Senninole County School 4 a : , J g ' I t' , , ...a.. ' I - Apple Valley Still Balking, Page 2A Board before the site could be located on the elementary "i'hool campus, Kaiser was instructed by ,'"iiimnole County commissionrr, Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick Williams to bold a public hcartng in the event the English Estates site is the only one wow deemed feasible. Kaiser said an acre of land 'could ct Seminole Count'.ar. ,ldjtional $8,000. (Heriid photo by Jane C1114b,rry) ''Everybody wants a fire :tttion," Kaiser said, 'but nobody wants one put in their DECISIONS, ::cighborhood.'' Little Mark flarrisomi as still making up his mind Theschool board tentative!) on hoss lie's going to vote this morning at 110. pproved locating the fire Seventh I)ay Adventist Church, Winter Springs. tation on the school campus. t.oug ou(I % uters also ca me ,ut early today, As did I hen the president of the E;irh V Ii itte' more in Sanford, Photos, Page 3:. 1':nglish Estates PTA and about other persons picketed the school Monday to protest the decision. Picketers contend the station , would endanger the lives of students. "No one was notified" of the proposal in advar.ce," said Edward Efstathion, presidentState Alt) Abbott Ilerring's office today dropped lottery elect of the English EstatesEnglish Woods Homeowners charges against a Geneva retiree and his wife after Circuit Court \ssociation. Efstathion said Judge Robert B McGrcgor declined togrant a fourth continuance 'ificials were ''trying 10 jaiTi it it; the cases. Assistant State All)-. William Staley said, however, that the the fire stalin tiown our cases against Donald Alexar.der Dunn Sr., 65, and Margaret C throats." Dunn, 67. both of Like Harney Circle, Geneva, will be re'fikd in However, Kaiser said today circuit court in Volusta County. tt:.ut no one intended to jam l't'ic Dwins were arrested May 21 on indictments returned by .i:cthing down anyone's throat. it statewide grand jury probing illegal gambling activities. Dunn Kaiser stressed that the tentain1' approval was granted in Shopowrk'r Admits Lottery Role, Page ! -A riler to comply with federal r:int requirements. was accused of maintaining a gambling house, promoting a lottithough Kaiser said the ter> and possession of lottery tickets, Mrs. Dunn was accused of English Estates site "is a eood siding a lottery and possession of lottery paraphernalia. cc" he said he will actively The indictments tame utter state agents raided the Dunn ~krck to purchase property to residence April 3 seizing $1,012 cash and what agents termed rrve as an alternate location, letter)' paraphernalia Ite sure to establish a Herring's office unsuccessfully sought continuances Monday r .eduru' which will include in the Dunn trials. The prosecution said it would be unable to :;n1it from the residents," produce Uhl.; week a key state liltziess. 'Xjrrvit I. Ijuijite,. front Williamnis instructed Kaiser the' HIt's W,u'iitngt:n, I) C labtjrat,rs *- DECISIONS No Continuance Case D - -' 1- S -- Elect or Kenneth Plante will sole for President I'ord, if ('I,',\l,MIN(,S .11 't.l.'tN Early Voters ' Hot Ovens - __ J ri'ti, 117 ir, Ife i per ciireue bj FIL M!hj. In Dixville Notch... I.)IXVII,l.E NUT('Il, N 11 In the snowy White Mowitamns of New Hampshire, where the presidential primaries opened tune iiionths ago, the first voters in today's election gave President Ford it 13 to 11 lead over Jimmy Carter 4 Twnt>'five of the 26 rqistered voters walked past television cameras to cast their ballots at individual flag-draped polling tiuths just after midnight. The 26th voter had cast an absentee ballot One person voted for independent Eugene McCarthy and another had his ballot invalidated by voting for Carter, McCarthy and U.S. lilsir part) candidate Lyndon If. i.aPoche. Dixville Notch, incorporated in 1960 just so 'I could stage the earl)-bird vote and imrucdiatdy release the results, has 18 registered Republicans and eight Democrats After the vote count, Town Moderator Neil Tillotson spoke by telephone with ['resident Ford's brother, 'fliouias, who was at a Dart- 0 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 1FRITind N'IFRJT 1FNi IK)I. K : t You can tell your brother, 'I don't know what the last vote' will be, but I know what the first one was,- Tillotson said. i'illolson said l'honias Ford had planned to watt ii the ',ote in person, but was "discouragt'd'' from coming Thomas Ford said that when he phoned his brother to report the volt', the President said. "Vue're ahead." But Dixville Notch votes have not bet'ri noted for reliability as Irene! indicators Except for 1972, when voters favored Richard Nixon 16 to 3 over George Mc(uvcrn, the c(lrleniUflity has picked the loser in each presidemitial election since 1960. In the kad.otf New ILrnpshire primary in February of this year, Dixville Republicans gave Ford 11 votes and Ronald Reagan four. . And In Plains 11% The Msue'tate'd Press to kinsfolk tirs Ralph Cornwell, for example, PLAINS, Ga It is axiomatic in the lurid of cotton that when aristhing ctiiutional hors. happy or sad, a wedding, a funeral, a i:imtit or a barn burns clown, the '.omen heal or the kitchen l'oul.iy, .1 imuaii from the Deep South iiiav Lx' ulce'c'el president of the United States for the first tune in mmlore than a cemiturs, and the ladies in his hoiiw town. Plains, population 6&L not including Billy Carter's last babs, have been working tremulously at their niuicrowast' ovens Win or lose, there will be cakes, pie's and oki, on long table's tonight outside of the hI train depot, which is now Jmunv Carter's headquarters, to provide the sustenance t'ce55,5r5 to hear the verdict of hist ory. Miss Allie" Smith, a reserved, gra>ing w,mnai! in a rust-colored pants suit, baked her butternut pound cake Mondas 1 knew I'd be, too nervous on election clay," said the mother. n-law of the Deiiwrat candidate Ilat fle'rvn,,sr1ess',e ,u I'S who has been baking plum cakes for years to ecstatic reviews, baked her plum cake the las before to be certain that iii the unlikely event the tension produced a failure, there would tunic to niiake a comeback W t, I. tomb Jr a one-man city hull who is city clerk, police chief and water superintenknit, estimniate,s there are shout 200 eligible voters within Greater Metropolitan Plains. lie' further esthnate that if they all turn out, the vote will be at least nine to one, or 180 to 20 for Jiiiiins Carter But SI hat if he loses, a possibility not lost in the mt'giunal pride of Juiuniy Carter's neighbors' The Rev Eugene Canker of the First I 'muted Methodist Church in nearby a tall thin man, considered the question with a visible shudder and answered, unis in partial jest "If Jinuiiy loses, the churches will suddemil> have to find a lot of eoun,,",ellurs to rimake condolence calls. Either that of there will have to be a massive group P ''dl 5.' a f'.rTr; 1 b . ". I , - 71,_,I E ELECTION Fina l AP Poll: Too Close To Call, Page 2A Ford, Carter Urged To Buy Orange Juice, Page 2A Florida Turnout Could Be Key, Page 3A Today Around The ('hock 'We've found a way to get 100 per cent of Bridge the vote fur 16 years." said Tillotson, owner of Comics The Balsams resort, which holds most of the Crossword property in this pristine community. All but Editorial two of L)ixville's voters work at either the Dvar Abby resort or at ,i neuch:' rubber products plant Dr. I..amh 4-A horoscope 4-11 Hospital 4-13 Obituaries 4-8 Sports 4-A Television 1-B Weather 4-11 % omen I-Il 3-A 3-A &-7-A 'fl I-A hR ' , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Mrs. Whitmore said to The lettering on Vickle Fox's shirt suggests that she might be an that in,reaslng the price on associate of the famous Gotham City crime fighter, but In reality these lunches would be a last she her& "war clubs - for Railroaders, the No. I tepm In the resort. "Leave them alone, or IN CHAIR Sauteed Utile League. Playing Lu the National League division, you'll be defeating your pur- r. GO To GT IM . 000NESBURY - — 50 'ME 114ING PROTROPIN6 FROM EE IS N EW HORS) "ttXJR . - . - - - - • S1TNP ______ - fOR Th1' ¶wrn4 _ — .- __________ Frenc To See Comm ission Sea z f known French would be opponents in and the politics of the current politics is the biggest plus I French, a well the Democratic Primary. The county commission prompted have going for me," declared lAingwood resident. Vince Perry , a Re publican, winner in that race would face his decision to enter the race French I* m a busineminan, and I whomever and lie went on to say that lack of has also announced for liat- Binford I . aboutgo%erriment W ell, I the final as mission seat occupied by tawny 's seat Also, Torn Bin emerges 'perlence' simply means that ConitnLmion Chairman Michael ford, an Independent, has Republican standard bearer. decided to do something about I will look upon every task trying to chan ge it' he sa id br ought be fore Inc in a fresh French said his disen Hattaway thrown his hat in th e same race Ilattaway, a Democrat, and chantment with politics in toto Robert E. "Bob" French, 42, . By ED PRIM= Iferaild Staf I Writer A th ird contender has entered the race for the county com- - 0 _7-R—m- - _. ____ ______ ______ I - - ___________________ .I - _____ / •\ _L, p • ' I `0 )_ .i I ---- I (-I 'r . i '\, J "r 1 ' . /' A I I - 'sj ' ., 0 ,,,i#$V I To Oop.n AAondav In by Garry Trudeau - - __ . I ~ I I 'i i (1 1 AMMAW0, I " . r ___ - 1. l -- 11:1 --= ' 6-A CAIMIcs 4-c I-C Crossword Obituaries 4-C Sports IkarAbby 3-C ... Wnnieil A ...... ,.4-C ..... - 7-A ......... 7-A . 1-3-B --- ___ --- .- "" ~ ___ 13-(' J —' * I _______ . i _________ I I .r-1 . , I 'S" 111 - 7 I 41 -/1 %rostndTh Ito Ii . Bridge Dr iamb Iforoscope ____ ____ I _.. )VvX" - ,_ I __ - - . I : - 80s and laus at night In the upper6Os. Southerly %Inds 1520 m.p.h., stronger near thundershoiAerb. Hain I bhit 30 I •-'-"--- r •.4. a SU cut Suntia g - ___ '44"% I ~--" '. ___ I,') berry G ________ iP4*? 1 - ____ - 1~ .- f 1 1111111 - -I--- . w-'- ; , - NAMED JAYCEE OF THE R Brian Tervilliger I center) is awarded the Altamonte South Seminole 'Jaycee of the Year" plaque by the chapter's tinmediate past president, John Albee. Ile Jayceette's fint annual II -Ailler's late -Aile, and a certificate of appreciation for Mrs. irr%illiger's service to the organization, are preserted by or a)cee e pies cut. enn Turner Wins Extra ition peai 4 c., 11 / -_-_ *~ 7 " %A _t r Aw,v ______ _______ d . ' I 1 Ms Runge atM1693. which support independent libraries IN )l & . ~ The I;Yiends were organized at it meeting on May 6 cal.led by Saturday . access to all Glenda Conic:, and Helen Smith of the Sem in ole County Library Ile staff of six wi ll help give Seminole res iden ts Advisory Committee. including of the services of the Orlando Library Interim office, s chosen until the group can build membership telephone reference (number is 3394000) and children's .and have an election this fall are Ruth Runge, chairman; Carol programs; (every Wednesday at 10:30 beginning June 16). French is owner of F.F library cards will be availible at no charge to all residents of Jolnes, secretary; Cathy Munn, treasurer; Sally WiWams, French Well Drilling in' the Orlando Library System's service area, which includes all of (brector; and Jane Lyefl, director. Longwood. lie took over the Seminole and Orange Counties except Winter Park and Maitland, People interested in taking part in Friends activities may c, 1 ~ 1 v'.. I -1:. CA&SELBERRY -The long-awaited Seminole County South Over 17,000 Seminole residents have received library cards French says the fact that he is Library opens in Seminole Plaza at 10 a m on Monday to make since the Seminole County Commission contracted with the and county-wide public library service more of a realit forSeminole Orlando 11brary System for "complete county-wide fibrary ci:izen" a mere businessman Is in his faor. It residents service" beginning last October. Delays in finding and leasing a suitable loca tion postponed th e opening of the new library until Glenn Miller, director of the OrlanloOrange-Osceola simply me ans that I will loo k upon eery task in a fresh Seminole Library System, says the 10,000 square foot facility will now manaer, not in the 'cut and be the largest of the 12 community libraries in the System. tkItt.ough the library begins operation Monday, the Frie,KIS Of dried' manner being practiced Located next to McCrory's in the Seminole Plaza at Highway 17t.he Library of Seminole are p!anning a Grand Opening 92 and 136, the new library will be o pe n 58 hours each week, from Celebration for June 7 now. " nsi e TrIi I I • . 's'- - - - -- '' ., firm from his lather, F F ,c4. "I Mink it's time we had a 110le hearl-to-pace"er J . _'.. v_.- V ; __ V-' French says he adheres to the open door' concept of co government. Ile says, if elected, he will rciew all issues openly . F V*VAOtI a -- will act in the citize.is' behalf." i1' 11 ' /I ( ) " ___ ___ / - - -TTJt. - Oeminole (,.oum South IL ibrar ut,%:. - ________________ _____ y I — _______________ . at - ________ -, i N.Y. 100 19. J.Z' calendar was a managerial an employe right, not prerogative. Pelley said later that there are four employe bargaining groups in the county, and that It Ainong the other proposals was not fair that just the SEA are changes in class size, negotiate the calendar for the student discipline, teacher entire school system. repeatedly that he could make evaluation of principals, no decision on how much time A ruling on the complaint by election of department heads, a spend on negotiations until he superintendent had seen th e SEA's proposed monthly faculty meeting not to the florida Public F.mployes Relations Commission (PERC) run more than 15 contract and evaluated how SEA's chief negotiator, riftutesover was expected Friday. Ilowever, SteVe normal school hours, and long it would take to negotiate. Rosenthal, Friday. a spokesman for the corncalendar Items, The salary increases wWch Rosenthal said that while the nabuiion said that due to a heavy I French says Seminole needs °' '' crumrs iv- requesting that the become ligible for maximum pay in 10 years. They propose that after this 10th year, they receive an annual $100 "longevity allot. ment" (-i - , .~ CL ______________ •' .- / ____4 Ofyhnw I \ __ -1 N' Ul J FOR? - — iru4t1. YOUR W teachers reach maximum pay waliam lAyer said that the in 15 ears Teachers are now establishment of the school 1111. arid a Democrat, says he will I Radio City Station, New York, 14W A&V I I - Gill Fox ft I For informadon on Prostate enlargement send 50 cients for The Ilealth l4ter, number 1.6, Prostate Gland. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed a7t MIM AM WW I 1 _..j Seminole Democrat To Challenge Hattaway , ______ ,R&W - - ~2i~~N~M_%~~ ! ~±W =W - -~. :_ A-- tv~ _ _ t, : . __ - - - X.% , l the very last, Increasing orices would be keeping pace with cost higher than in some Florida labor practice complaint pectad to rule on the SEA of living increases, commented counties, it was lower than In against the Seminole County complaint untfl Monday. local tAttle irague ciriaU , w Sa ary School Board, protesting thc others The SEA, which negotiated board's adopting the school its first contract with the board calendar before the start of last year, is also proposing negotiations with the SEA. increase's in maximum sa laries d a reduction in the length of SEA representatives warned time it takes to reach top pay. the board that if it adiopW the ---- milk shakes sandwiches and session ended hef's salads — would increase Talks throughout the meeting revenues b $90,000 French had centered on the length and fries timid desserts are other frequency of bargaining talks. itenis which may be increa,sed a Ilar-Pelley, chief negotiator nickel or dime for the school board argued I Increase May -- ternoon, Cliarlotte WwUnore, The proposed co ntract was director of food services, told the budget review committee handed o v er to the board that a nickel increase on four a negotiators on Thursday just as -hour negotiating Railmailm harnmered Chase and Co., 1K last week to push ItA pose in offering s600l lun- b newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I THE ToP ç5'L __ ' I agour 0','.* -- ~ MA / - .. -' i ~ .2.1 T1 e with being used when In fact it Wa., untiess Ym . =__ Costs at the elementary level." GLANCES the treatment of patients. This trouble. In plain words, the approval Is granted only when a FDA restrictions served as a ; ' m._ SIDE (cx distribution in the United FDA to treat enlarged pros ta tes. It did not produce States. satisfactory vi The FDA is charged with the tmUng. It has been withdrawn RTH DEFECIS ARE MAW% Prices Hike d lifelong resident of Seminole plaining about. At this writing none of these medicines has been approved b the Food and good example It has not and Drug Administration (FDA) 0 _. -' • " ay M services employes' benefits, according to school officials. By eliminating plans for a food services program an do i ng 'AithOut A $2,900 boost in starting extra employes, telephones and salaries for teachers — which furniture for the food services would push them from $8,100 to departinent.theschoolbudget $l1,000-Isoneofthemajor re view commi tt ee has made items in a proposed contract ubsWntial cuts in the propose d package that has been 1xidget. Rut that hasn't been preserted to school board - - A Wisconsin reader wants to 0 being tested I THE FIRST THIMG I I -Jt, - Wi A numerous hormones that are being studied for their possible about both the benevole and hazards of the medicine effects in decreasing • by Bob Thav.s A _1 14 - 7 41 J~T__ va!i1l4v N< . !R JACOBI'MODERN) watchdog to prevent It from I -__ . _~_,~_, : ... I I -I - TH (\ •r medicines for use by doctors in the treat nit ni of prostate / -iT~ "~~ -, __ 1, ,:~ ._~ - , _~ 1 140 DG THE - ,% , ii. . - .-i..J;~S", --ho.; . ..1 0 ' FROMSYSX)NEDAYS 'V " ' " _V LS " Ab ". ., 1, ., ~_ .. _ '5 ,, - 7-- - c 1) ) . Q. ;17 __.7~- . . wT {J 11 . "'t I, r, ,_`~ '_ ______ ',7 v -- - 'Ti TYUR,& I A r. LAS I 0LDMOV*F DAYS ? '—i - 1, ;_j, ilf o __ 11 -' ,7 I scores. '& ) LNS Aff; r- inserted into my bladder and I newer medicines early but they have had a bone scan and also get the hazards. everything was negative except Some new mçdicines are that I have an enlarged prostate tested in the United States that causes all this trouble under FDA approval undi'r limited circumstances arni L 1)FAR READCR rjci I ___ - 1. 6-le- fection and do not have a some countries will use some malignancy? medicines earlier than the I ha',e been examined United Sta tes That means they thoroughly with an Instrument may get the benefits of u*se I "12 : ! ARCHIE________________________________________________________ .;:,-n!-, , ir . 1~1 _; .:-- - - -_ — 11 .- - ~ _M6~~:~i=il J*R :M-_,f~-, = --"-7 ;NM _ - - - 1.0,- - I . 1,6 ( .( ~ - . AND GET P051-1 INTO A WIGHER TAN BRAC K ET ? I ),) % 0 S LE '7 r '-'r' . WHAT' S TWE IDEA2 [ . -: VWV E_ I E CO) ...L' I OULD HAVE MADE ANOTHEIZ - u- tM In Standard Amerman you , here is a hand from II W open two spades intending to i\tISV S Bridge Logic that bid seven spades next if n,uY be described as far out partner raises or seven hearts ou are in a very optimistic if he bids something else. five -club contract. The game is match point (Do you have a question duplicate and you feel that the for the experts Write "Ask field will be in four clubs, not the Jecobys" care of this five, newspaper. The Jacobys will The defense starts with answer individual questions th ounds of diamonds, it sfamped. self-addressed it You ruff the third diamond envelopes are anclosed. rhe 1 high and West disards a most interesting questions spade. Both opponents follow will be used in (his column when you lead your a"c of and will receive copies of hormone tablet a try on older protection people who do not have an in. The net result of this Is that by Al Vermiur I Pinch AK If the prostate was shrunk than thi,. disease Therefore this condition could b relie ved each new claim has to be or pe rhaps eliminated. Now examined carefully. It's - ?' -- I "I / - " spade or heart stopper and wind up with a top score of top lass Opening lead -- Q # _____ . --_ kz___~ . _f I . uncn _'~ '.c'.% O A 1) my, finesse your I0 of tru nips, lead out all your trum S, ~ West North Fast souttli effective in accomplishing one frequenturinatlon and soreness thing hut unfortunately they •- • ______ _.~g ____ __ .1.0 I 4 - oma years old and my trouble or medicines that we know are • 92 876 new Iwoposcd Medicine has My doctor said he has never been proved effective and has heard of ft. Looks to me like the also been proved to not be '- .1. - There is one • which are undesirable or worse _______________________ ___ _7~a= I .. . . . . ~ 00 Ik bination. Civ: Wtstxactly fi'.e cards in each major and he will be squeezed. That means East must have started with three clubs t 'AN IIA171-MN cents in high school. Orange the difference, but this com- all applicants for reduced and Herald Staff Writer costs 50 cents in kindergarten County also has three lunch penation varies, and may not free lunches. begrantetlat all next year, said The price of milk shakes, ice through 5th grade, 60 cents in prices, he said 41. _j School Supt. William P. similar A three-price Mrs. Whitmore. 6th through 12th grade. The ~;:t_fL_ t- cream, sandwiches and salads ~1; - - .---T. - - - ~ Layer, who ctwrs the budget Mrs. Whitmore said the will total cost per lunch to the school schedule may be considered for -re%iew committee, asked Mrs. .Seminole County. school systern fares best on - iii-ohat ly be up by a nickel ne.xj systein is 87 cents. effect of the at \Smuuore to study Of th e t)p(. A lunches, iomc reduced price lunches, and th Mrs Whitmore said that ,ear — or even up a whole three prices were used in students pay the full price, too many free lunches were increasing some - or possibly dime, Increasing prices may be the Volusia County schools: 50 some pay a reduced price and being given away. She added all -lunch prices, and also to !t free meals. Federal tMt there were not sufficient see if she could make further only way to increase school ce nts in the elementary school-, others I;, 65 1 55 cents in middle school and reimbursement helps make up personnel to adequately `:rEen reduct!ons in personnel. :. - lunch revenues to the $129,587 ____ i - contract. £ Q 1 0932 , J 73 Lamb that an enlarged prostate could be shrunk with a hormone tablet called Medrogesterone. . I ,', , - a1- — surgery before too long. Chic Young EM GOJG TO kAvE TO HANG UP I' ____ 4111;o1v BLONDIE _-__ ~ .__ - __ - 1. %_ - - — --------a 4, ^IPW,A- !; ; L down one if both opponents follow but you stnp to try to visuplize a card combination that will let you make your , (.) DEAR DR IAMB - I have ' enlarged winch my uoctorSlI)sis nlgn '\• ti - L~e~ king of clubs and settle for ,6872 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. .) ' . - - 14 0104 2 Not Approved __________________________ I - - - * - __ 'I • NORTH , ..__ - - ~ - - :~-_~= - - __ ~ - - -~__ - - _ ________ ___________________________ - _____________________________________________________ Some Drugs . ge . — / _____ — . _ - -1 , , - - I - - . .1- .,~_ , 11% ,I)SIVAt.1) and JA.NIF-S JACOBY , u - _____ BRIDGE AT B d Sc ho o I '- .7._ - I ~, -- ~-- - I - . =_~__ .: * ___ ______ a good day to catch up on ascciatedwithsomeonewhoLs aperwork. clear up old irivuiI vc~ in several profits correspondence or make phone venture& You might even be calls you've been putting of f offered a piece of the action' 52 53 54 "j 61 _____ _[ .. .- . _____ teresting may enter y0Lir life. IN,ii't 1w too surprised if you .U-Sept. fl) receive more compliments VIRGO (A be overly concerned usual toda Don't today as to how a particular YOUR BIRTHDAY situation is going to work out. hilay 15,19,76 This year you may be It, s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) r, 33 — 1 — - if - \> _____________________ - _____________________ I EO (July 23-Aug. V) Don't people will make you feel Unpass up invitations today to corn!ortable PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) places where you can meet new ~ —U—.'--- . z':;e: 38 —— __________ ___ 28 29 , .-r- /4 2 11/AI 11 'I ' . ~ .1 i. CApRICORN (DeC Not what ycs': do for yourth partners 19) 'll have wi that you In terms self, but what you do for oth ers and associates. Think will afford you the greatest of "we." CANCER (June 21-July 22) satisfaction Break away from your work you can. 53 Italian city 54 20 £1 • 31 ( nsilleks=r ) G EMINI (May 2Wunc This should be a fortunate day your time. — YEAIL.X"t'E GOT MINE HAINGINO RIGHT HERC-1 - S. could make heavy demands on 22 by Larry Lawit — REIY(E/1BER t4./4ESJ HOPE PROMISED TO MAK0 SOA115 - you today. Avoid people who should enlist his aid. :; 9 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents 68th Year, No. M-Sunday, May 16, 1976 need of today that a dear friend 21) Your personal freedom will can help with, a few subtle hints be of paramount imPortance to 29 Coy ater 19 dllm IN HEFtAIACRAA16 - 10 Hebrew , — ___________________ Go activities 18 ,.; - , ,7~ . , . ~6& , - borrowed 8 -- 11 _. SU N DAY Eui110 N I Your intuition regdrding the Your financial prospects still outcome of events may be more look rather good again today. accurate than usual today- Be alert for Opportunities to n your Insights. tuck something extra in the TAU RUS f April 2(1 ~ May 20) If pig gy bank. 31 Monster 15 — AARn!t-- 19 Covets with r7 %.o _ i tiom nq I ______ 4Z . --#;A 551nsurancelibi BFIC) I#v1 - ___.. - - _. - - - - - - ___ I For Saturday, May 15, 1976 51 Repulse 34 airy uecn ( Shakos) 1_,T.1 , - . 1 _._ I p ___ 16 Anoint (archaic) mimaI ME A2 ME TO Bit ?11 1~;1' _. . i, flNrnFflEaSOL tr 43 Boy's name 28 Irmefic ° Doglike I1 t)JTt44 MOTHE.g_.' 111~EE - I -_ ! I ; W ft- 12 Caucho Pacific (IT}4l cc 'r' ) 15E Sansom 7. __ ste39UniAr; 10 Weiht animal 42 F_ ''''I ....I ...I]..............1 ) 0 "I -T— i------,,___ - , ,. .I 6=iikL~ ____ ... — - -777 I PE *emf H0RnCC0 __0------------ h ...- - ,~~ ron \ / b'ue n , TOP OP Aty / kLL ) 11,11i J —1 I ZEr axer 4 I 37 Allow ACROSS -_ - LE r Fur Walker - . i AnswvtoPuousPuuli — _______ -- - SET revcrse a Feb. 6, 1975 ruling by Senii C Ltrtiit Court Judge hard Muldreiv ttwt super-salesman month3 in jail and a $65 (lenn W Turner can't be extradited to serve a sixomonth jail term, in New York state. Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeals at West Palm Beach issued the riding Friday, but based the rejection on different grounds, Judge Muidrew ruled that ISew \ork state papers forwarded through Gov. Reubin Askew's office weren't sufo ficient under Florida law and that ifluais Fl pealed Mu1dres decision to the higher court in West Palm Beach The appeals court ruled Friday, rejecting the appeal because the Florida Attorney General's office took too long in filing parts of the appeal The New Yirk Jail sentence was meted for contempt of court. The co ntempt citation stemmed from a consent order that Turner signed in November 1970, agreeing to halt alleged deceptive practices in the sile offered no prod that Turner was present in Umt gate during the oneyear period in which the alleged con. tempts were made. Seminole-Brevard State Ally. Abbott Herring said Friday that an appeal of the district court's decision to the Florida supreme Court will be up to Florida Attorney General Robert couldn't be forced to go to New York. Muldrew ruled that Turner could be planetary Inc.. cosmetics and Dart to be Great Inc., motivational courses. extradition appeal before the court at West Palm Beach, inidicated that the FOR HORSE SHOW Lynn Vam proudly poses %Ith her horse, Sunny Side Up, in preparation for today's Dusty Boots Riding Assoc, Inc., horse show at Wflco Sale.; - Arena, four miles west of Interstate 4 on SR- a New York jail, had jumped bail or torney general's office charged Turner 46 The Central Florida Zoo will benefit from the show, which Is fret to the publk broken probation or parole, The New York papers didn't show that Turner with violat4ng the agreement and with criminal contempt ' judge then extradited only if he had escaped from In January 1973, the New \ ork at said Florida amistant attorney general state won 't give up in the fight to return the onetime millionaire tu New York but he dec'ined to say what the r'ext legal move may be �- -:----\ --, - 4 - - .cLL ---- . - ~Ck~ -.--.---- ___ 7 - __ I. ----_---__1W~ __ _ _ ____ M-------- By 1108 1LO'v I) Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor suspended UeraldStaU%rIter 34 months of a three-year Jail term meted on A 39-yearold Orlando man is docketed for McNamara's plea of no contest to a bookmaking trial in circuit court at Sanford this week indictment. Five years of the probation meted is statewide grand jury indictments charging two on a no contest plea to carrying a concealed coun' of felony bookmaking in connection with a Firearm The weapons charge was mad e b' sou th Seminole sports be tting operation. agents during the apartment raid. Jack L. Crenshaw Is scheduled for trial before McNamara has agreed to "coonrate" with Circuit Judge J00 A. Cowart Jr., on the charges authorities In the cases and lüi• he I ____________________________ II ll Ca oway Used influence -. T" Enlarg '...g e Resor t: Sena tor .. WASHINGTON . that allege he received more than five bets on (API - Howard If. Cat'laway clearly fie was sentenced that he'd alreddy told Crenfootball games, amounting to more than M on shaw to move out because the bookie operation Oct. 31 ar4 Nov. 1, l75. was over when agents raided the a trnent Sheriff's agents, who had been using courtMcNamara said the most profitable week of used his influence as Army Secretary to try to enlarge hi's ('olnrado ski resort, the chairman of a senate panel in. vestigating the matter claims. I- liat Callaway brought political pressure to bear in . effort to expand h i s $10-million Created Butte resert cr,rnp:,!x onto a nearby federally owned mountain. Eviden(v before his Interior subcommittee "clearly shows an attempt to influence," Haskell told reporters. - - ~- - ~~,;. 1. - - , 1Z ,_~ - _ '. I _. -A - ... -_:__I .,,-- - ?,-.-,%.,-_:_--' r - , , 1 - ,- .I , -_ -;-_--:!:~- i'-Z I ., I . ` -_. , .-.~z ,-,ii,:~ I . - anionte Springs apart- "But whether the attempt was even necessary is an open question noted that every Forest Service official to testfv - both from Colorado and Washington - denied boning to jxilitiial pressure in the agency's decision last l)cambcr to tentativel y approve the expansion II _________________________________ He said the bets taken by telenhone from in J iii and 10 sears probation - - Debbie Dee Foler, 19, of 615 Park Ave., Dean N. Matthews, 46, of 1 25 Country Club Road, Sanford, faces trial on two counts of Sanford, faces trial on charges of burglary and buying, receiving and concealing stolen property grand larceny. -David D. Hadiall, 21, of Orlando, arrested on July 25, 197 75. The charges Involve a tractor and trailer reported stolen from a Michigan by Longwood police on April 6, is accused of t wo man, according to court records, . - Walter Henry Borgen. 19, of 110 Cam- - Benjamin P. Willis, 19, of Oviedo Route s accused of receiving stolen property, a Is scheduled for -John T. flowaL 21, and John Hall, 2s . bo th -Darcel Rita Spalding, 20, of 204 Aiderwood _______________ -=. - - - : ' ang Suspec t s . ( # 1 terrorists were convicted of two reduced charges arni section of the city's residential Floyd's open letter, replied, cleared of a third in an attack ona rural Central Florida zoning ordinance. "As to whether the printing Convicted r'cently in city about S tr u c fur e Now C)n e /vl on th Old court of two counts of violating operations performed by your w o man, Tillie Workman She refused further comment Daniel Morris Thomas, 27 s, Lee 0. Martin, 19, and I.Arry Marshall, 17, had been charged with armed robbery, armed burpJary . and sexu,1 1 tKittery . - offenses which day care center and fined SM is not difficult to defend." 1,.us court costs, Mrs. Bechtold, Crabtree said a city official 52.1 Applewood Way, through was invited to a recent CROP ;,"i't"~-,", 2 - County Manager System Praised ., - --- I - , 0 . r li`~T`_ ~_,-1__,,~., - •,. 11 .%,.., . ,:..- -.-.. 1,- ;_O%_-,~.. ess he calls "depersoaalization." County's new county manager -. \%e believe this depersonalized Feeling arises from . emergent s mental nIee.iantsm i that spares a person (hi aniz fright impending death. They report being form of go vernment is working likCaCtlflI'ifl able to think clearly and rapidly with no sense of fear." said Dr. Russell Noyes Jr., associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Iowa. department chiefs who were ,asked to evaluate both the new goverran-mud structure and the t'miu a detachment and a feeling of being outside their bodies In in aura of unreality as though in a dream and sornetjrpcs a review of their lives," he said, \eiswender. On AprIl 1, -- - : , , 7 ____ I . - ,.. J %, "", ~ ? -.1 ,.P-,-,(-.... . 1 I . 4. '1~1!6_ '' -, " ~- - - -_ . f -I - ,I ~~-,!-;'- -',~'-:..- -i7; ---,f- -- j_~ .1 -__ _W__ - aii~~~ Rffl"VPH. - - t___I - IM~4 - - . __ F-C — ___M==W4M=_M - troduce time clocks, workman's compensation, overtime, job bildinp and higher pay. And during slow sales periods. - p9gv=!~_ ~~ ____V__ _ -, -,, - - ._.: 1100 1, __________________ priso n at Bob Ellis, the (OlTuIliSSlon'S a'titude of county governme n t. acting assistant before Then the (employes) will be Neiswender took over, says he better pre pared t serve he sees at least 15 major Im people which is what prosements in empl oye and government is ii i a UuuU , " employe relations. Ellis readily admits coun ty didn't cost 'I nickel" rnment's Image is not the - EM- ===:t- . , I ~_____ ~__L_ -~, : -. _~ ____ ___ __ . _ I .1-C - ROGER NEISWENDER am. -.-:- _. I - -1 To ur ---,,, Fl INT, Mich APi vict"r — t lw I Presuient Ford predicting y1n ues ys ey ich.iganprimary. says he will I - - I _!_ _____ _' vek ~~, __ I I I . votes from Republicans, Democrats and Indepen. __ - . ,_.-. -_-__- -- — tilt when he embarks on the first whistle-stop tour a ==r"_L=W=_1-- I ~Z~Z_ -~-: _. -__=- - -=-.--~_ _ I MUZ sident has taken since 1948, - -_______-_'_ n - - , - -. ___ ..i ni~ T_r - _ . ,'ord planned to spend much of Saturday making a 165~_%;~-----T_ ~~i - - _- . -_ .----~-~_-___ __ __ t9imf! __ . mile rafl journey from Flint to Niles, via Durand, Lan. - - - - 4 - ------ - ~ ~___ r-. .- .I- ~- __~__ __ - - I - r,___ : _--____ ~ ~ - . I . I 1 ,----. - -1 - I _~;i~'- -,. :-~i __ %' . ' - i, -. - 7 . X_.~ ____ ;Z;Xi~ _; s7-_rr_.--,- -:- -,If-.;, I __ _ I;F :1 . - , ;~~- 1,47 . a - , ,jL-t~or~~ _%;,w-&-r.~ - I- - ~! r: I - ?.-C . ,- .. Domestic Auto Sales tq 11'..'~j. YJ ~ r t. 41 -. :' s; 0 ~ -,,,_~i ~10~_' __ - .... .t :& PIM'L- A- ',-' ". 'i A :9 z- ~_%g ~&..____ I - -~__ - rou- - . ., 9-w-MR.- __ - - _..~z_ . I _ -C . ' ,?~*"'., (~:Tf; I -I'L - . W X% , Atw - ~-_, ~.-), ?~ .-5 I-, r6" 0~ Ap ~ -I- ': 1 .7Z M. --.---.. 't ,m%F= Pa... P+jF,-.-.----, -Mi . V,_ r _. . -_ -':?~--*... 0~_-A-- -___--T~_. L= ~._,= _~-r?,___i~_:_ ~ _-~~-i!i~-iF*f!~~--~,~'..~,--~ I Z_--_ V~_~= _ — ... -hA- 00 t ~_-% i- ~-=-_ ___ -_ - ",>- / V,~, /%X, S~~ a ~ It w1aa.f4..r. Rolls, milk, butter WEDNESDAY MAY 19, 1976 4'----, 4--- 4 To Planning Post ___' AT Altamonte S ' C Commissioner 5eVonum tiasbeenelcted',icechainnan of the Central Florida "' ' \. QA~ _ .. = t, 'w - ].. qv* 11 - *-..z- - __ - :._.. I I - - WW you put time and qualm iv pocket' Give him a B,~vh ir pocket %vatch. Sold excItj..,'%-c1yI ..ss do --_ - - into Dad's - __ - . . .f-al. ~ ~_ - ~.I- -1#:~Z,zztc-,m- -, _ - _.it . _:i~ ___ 7 - - _1 _- - -~_~----QF-7___~_ -~__~~ : -; Banana Nut Uke IJames W,slker CoIIieroi County Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski to the board of Politician Milk FRIDAY MAY Z1, 1971 Ground beef _____________ - Donn Estes i - - - L vs of pickets be taken. ena e ? , * I Tell me about your $17,900 villas on a golf I %. pproves u ge V, Most of time no ' votes in the 28-12 approval Friday carne from senators who said restoring only $13 million of City But, according State , any Fairway Village, 28 Fairway Court, DeLand, Flonda 32720 Wrap today or ca~l co!le,ct(904) 736-i544 .. I 0 0 1 0 I d "ib.. BROKER COOPERATION !NVITED I '- • a • aR -, Pks 50c - I . All Work Guuranteed ZALES Second Clan Pofag. The Diamond Store WWWhgw%% SFASIWW t)ffl Di'I'Vtf4f, Film Ckirgo I " 'f. V-Afh. S2 10, I Sanford. Florida ii,,,. Month, 12 £. Montt, 114,'O, Yc#r , rn Ii I. A ' .. questioned without their rights expenses, even for its own city children to her. fie said, "An apology to the having being read to them then attorney, while the ind.1vidual what they say m-v not be used citizen may become bankrupt children would do much to . against them in a court of law fighting the city In a court of restore the confidence of the young people in their leaders" a we, poor laymen, understand law," Crabtree said L1.4* -r: FLOYD MAYOR NO MWOME-001 1 1 1 1 lillilill 11 Id 11 . 1° P I V ll S . 1 and Axdell froul - - - __~~____ i . - :- . I - FVU4, & Duft Q0 .i I , I 0 We would like to take this opportunity to personally invite you to come in and shop our r I X. . , . - I I, I . ! -- -_---. - -, I -1 t . ~ AIlk I . , II l•' ' Home Fur n is hi ng Daucoctc \ qnx% "I - ~- .. Chances are that you will be amazed at the tremendous amount of home - 111 part of our regular stock. In addition, we offer you substantial savings that only a 150 you are a shopper who appreciates the reliability of nationally known and advertised merchandise you A/ not be disappointed with the fine lines we offer you. Home appiiances and floor coverings area Iso a part of our store b buying ng power can bring to the regular stock. Look for these fine public. lines when you visit Badcack in If furnishings, in all price ranges, that Sanford dw 01 01 ~ 01 if ;_ ! I-_ i- 0 CFi_11_ SINGER h1l, GENERAL AILECTRIC .. .. . .. -1; 0n k.6 singers and tnt yman Stage b md will also perform All interested pprsons are invited to attend. LA olivetti underwood - - BOY 0 r~M SYLVANI - .. A -. "r'f', Now OIL FILTER Wff H OIL CHANGE ANY CAR FIRST LINE OIL iiii / _____ 4.60 $ rvin R(:kq A A~ I 4ItI., I I"NflhZ O __________ HUNTER _4:, _-j 1 KROEHLER PHILCO _* Brookwooci ..k, "p" I'Ij 95 .._7,_.";. I At Badcock s We Finance Our Own Accounts ;`~ Your BANKAMERICARD & MASTER CHARGE Welcomed Ft,q _.a.4-1 ~ _ . -41"' ! INSTALLED MOST CARS ~ . 0:r% _IAL~ - -' 1 generally have same day delivery $58 ALL 4 WHEELS WE HAVEA GIFTFORYOU Sust for dropping in and COMPLETE on stock items. PIua 50c Fur, Char. 11 LIMIT1 - Person Per P'amIiy Additional Sublec#s %3.95 Groups $1.59 p 9l psrlon 1 ' TUNE UP PARTS INCL. I $ 18" 6 Cy. 8 cyl. $2295 Used Tires $ 350 to Super Dollar Photo Hrs. AC RECHARGE ANY CAR New Tires • AP PLIANCES • FLOOR COVINGS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT Y04JR T LOW, LOW - - 1288 $ 7 -50 A ''~ . -to I Jitc1II!1_ ALi!'kL....____________________ yp FURNITURE s -. 2 T&R3 of *08 PVTGp $ 555 H 0 M E F Li P N I S H I N G C E N T E R S FRONT END ALIGNMENT $795 _JILl, CHIZJRI tiN For your added convenience Badcock's offers one week dilivery on most catalog BRAKES 32 Living color Portrait 17 & 18 $ 188 ROTATION 99C $ - -_3 11 TIRE SHOCKS - ---I I BV ADJUSTMENT A Beautiful __ I •I 'j Paid at (T)I%, "II, In fact, people base been thousands of doil.ars for legal who entrust the care of their ' "EUREKA --- 0 May °' Springs has many more Mrs. Bechtold and the motWs chocse to interpret the law. 0 I I " IL tj~ _____ BRAKE o ppoInent Necaanj Full Selection of Poaca No Age L Sunday May 16 1976—Vol 68 N - r" Lane ~) 7 0 _________ "The city of Altamonte order and should be made to threatened no matter how you C For Baked Dessert - Ilk, butter Lvinan Senior Steve Atwood 1. will present his award winning talking, his. Dolores Vickers will display a tapestry made b-/ Sunbank k1ortgage Company ,, a• - / Crabtree said an apology is in then they are indeed being rights as well," he said. a uditorium. Installation of new officers will be follow ed by a Bicentennial theme program of commercial fishing in the lake to "remove significant amounts of nutrients, impro%-e spoi-.s fishing and 1w a .significant contribution to the local econoiny." 1 I c)aI1iOru. c .i LONGWOOD -Lyinan High ,1 muliun, .iist recamnmended me rapid expansion 1 unconstitutional ordinance, as you please violating others' / . %11 outdated, there are ways and mneansto change them , but not by Ignoring a law one does not Lyman PTSA Meets I.. API — A major study recorn TALLAHASSEE inends flooding 25,000 acres of the Everglades to keep fertilizer-polluted water out of Like Okeechobee. Ile long-awaited study released Friday also said that all building on the Kissimmee River flood plain north of the lake should be hi Ille study, conducted by d number of state agencies at a 1 with aiding and abetting Mrs. are being restored by while the protections under the Bechtold, according to your Judicial process you can go on CO fl are violated." .- I Center located in downtown is searched without a warrant and that officials of the sfud Ur es Flooding ____ ___ - home Association will hold its final meeting of the school year ZipP to Ellis I Floyd said that while all laws may not be good or may be public schools a (Iis&ster area. T'he S13-inillion victory came after a coalition of urban legislators was able to get the required local property-tax level reduced from a proposed 6.5 milLs to 6.3 mills, its present level. course In peaceful DeLand. her like. The mayor denied a CROP charge that eight city police cars with lights flashing con%erged on the Bechtold home. lie also denied that ffic howw TAIA.AIIASSEE (All) - The Senate has passed its $4.44-billion budget after urban legislators won a fight to restore $13 million in wbool funds. Tell me about your creative financing with a R 1% move-in program and 5% cash discount. Tell me about your single story design and award-winning floor plan. sanctity' of libelous" harrassedteachersby taking photographs olthemona I go vernment. Mon. & Tues. Dinrr(iU.Car1tftInh.tayaway I - managtrs choice somCp,g -. --- am interested i •11 n a $17900 a I I by U golf 1 • in peaceful DeLand, I .....~ ZJkSRIfl - - deciionc made by county Cornbread with butter ficials named to planning council posts at the annual meeting were: Seminole 11 ; - Polk Co.) municipalitJ, ,& ___ - bargaining law by refusing to negotiate In good faith with a teachers' union, the Public Employes Relations Coinmission says. In a ruling Friday. the commission ordered the board to h,dt its unfair labor practims and begin good-faiLh talks with the Escambia Education A&wiation, an affiliate of the Fiodia Terching Profemion. In its ruling, the cormnLssion said the board had .1 . directors and Altamontv Springs Mayor Norman C. ______ . - - .- - - - ~-__. Z _; - ~._ Schoo! Board has violated the state's collective- BUILDER DEVELOPER it was or,e of t.he few unanimous 1§FR - . TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Escambia County Bralley Qdham-323-4670 --__-_ %1aryruitSancl ~r - f- .*,_"~~.~-, .. 4 ______________ volusla CO.) year i -4T~: '!2 10 ii I E. . William Gautier e first year of a second twG t'rm on the city corn mission having been re-elected - - - Es cam bia Ba a rd M us t Talk FOR INFORMATION CONTACT I outgoing vice chairman James ~,k ,4- , - :-~:- and Immediate occupancy • Sanford Ave .4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd Name a wise decision and •,1g nni' that t'eneflted cot P r4 .. ; ia tu' pr vaLe tmnployes, and, in the long run, cauc I the citizens of Seminole. The SEA representa tives Though Seminole's Isnot a I denied this section of the total county mana form of grL5flflce, saying that the government,department chiefs board's Information was in- feel it will work into correct —that Ron tha1 had going rm,thinkyou to see some significant adnot three, 0 the i1'OUPS sances," 'Ilsson said OFTIU' PAST" Devoney had previously served two terms as secretary- ts loss of nas School Parent Teacher-Student adr-tIn.l.-tratur wou;d have been I negotiator, Steve Rosenthal, foolish to accept the position I has attended sewral of the without unanimous approval negotiating sessions with the from the board. All In all department chiefs ploye grcups and was observed . Judge Kenneth Leffler's (IICISIOfl Ofl (1W constitutionality of the city law A decision is expected from Judge Leffler on .Monday. Meanwhile a verbal battle has been raging between Crabtree and Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd 011 the propriety of the actions by city officials and the police department city ordinance banning day care centers in certain residential areas. Mrs. Bechto!d, subject of the controversy, declined comment Friday on the case on athice of her attorney. Floyd, in an open letter to CROP, called charges by the citizen organization that the city had violated Mrs. learned also charges that SEA's chief "FIVEFAMOUS Fast .; -i c4,~; Strawberry shortcake Florida Supreme Court The court threw out the suit I' riday, rejecting a claim by Theodora Edw ards of Fort Lauderdale I1OItIDIAM Devoneyiscurrentisung - Tossed 1916 , 01,1_~ Green beaus DeVoneYElected __ - :;m_-_-,~ t - was i free agent when he own time and it was of no concern to the SEA if he should then act as the agent Y other orgamistion F?- school board grievance Orunge juice Ra'&, milk, butte~TUESDAY MAY 18, 1971 Spaghetti w-meat sauce Cole slaw i _J ___ ~ _,7?RP:kv4it *":~ S-44- -_ I.V: 1 - . V I I "!Z~ -, ! - - '. _rv,~~?~;~.:S) ,~ ~~.. -I." - i!!— ____ 1 '' A I breach of contract beca use t he' SEA has granted approval for Its executive director to work I .., . J-'; I -' Tn talons Green peas Fruit The Tuns sa;nd - .5 , .!,p.-' - XJX that, The School Board grievance _r / -1-71W ,.nq,A,.~~,,,.,.*. ~A ;~5. - A~ jv-K 11 64 states neither agents ill attempt to r,eprrsent, in any negotiations or grievances the Interest of anyone other thhn members of the 'Vt) - '-- _;.: 1~*_,.P_J-~eil .,;~,&_ I" ;;~~^~,~",'-*'Jo,:''' i11~~-'41 "..1 , T~*J, - , , 'U. .I,- - ~, .1 ,J -1 Talor tots: LZ E ~_A. - Hamburgcrs French fries: It nor SANFORD PLAZA ~f ". Section C ; , A J-A---- - Before the advent of the county manager form of gosernment, directors say they • dependent upon Circuit Court Homes ready for your Inspection chiefs now receive "more I i.s i V *olat lull MONDAY r. r o )nnvstic auto makers said their dealers sold 2l1,5 cars Irorr' I I through May 10, up 46 ,8 per cent from the 7 I-.0._ -. , ,~.~~j- ij:.- ,,~-~ ". _ *~ ~ , ., I .,-. ~3-4gzl,!,,Z3~~ wl.;,~~ -I 1;-4 ,7 ,e - _ r 1- the Section C of the master contract - - rRl___Fvff~-f grievance against That was the message Americans appeared to I 't• Up ORK API — Welcome back, gas guzzlers All is 11__, ~_=_ .. .. ! 1. 1~ I - _ - . .I .. , , ,,j. .1•. - - - - -.--.. Contract rn C was hijacked to Cuba in 1971 luts been dismissed by the 10 • , , no The court said in 5.2 opinion that the illness from the food and drink was "too remote" from National's responsibility for the woman to recover danmge& .Mrs. Edwards had sought unspecified damages for • uld attend meetings but little part time with the Seminole between SEA representatives wo or nothing would be done Education Clerical Association, and the board's chief coacerning follow-through on the Non-Instructional Per- negotiator, Harry PeHey, his decisions made at those The Seminole Education sonnel of Seminole County, and assistant negotiator Ernie Asso,ciation (SEA) has denied a the Seminole County Bus Cowley and School Supt. meetings. Now, Kaiser says, "111ey're Dr ivers Association William P Layer, was an at being done I think it's great" Count School Board that o, that roorn at t iiiS s ac- tempt to reach an Informal Kaiser said he and violated its d employment reement Nelswender rode around one I three amociations. by allowing Gene Crooffis, SEA However, SEA represennight until one a.m., inspecting executive director, to represent The Thursday night meeting tatives denied the charges the countyt s nine fire stations. three other employe groups in i against Grooms, saying that he Initially, Commissioners I collecdve bargaining. was the agent of the SEA only At a school board meeting o when actively engaged in SEA WflIlams opposed the new form paign against Thomas Dewey in 1948 has a president used railroad cars for campaigning. .--.-- ~ _ D • I'M LAI IASl I (API — A damage suit filed by a woman who sass she became ill because of food and drink served her in Havana after a National Airline., jetliner borhood children after school at charge A trial was set for May 27 by City Judge Gene H. Stephenson, E11t(i(,iI - She contends she is providing a normal life Glls&in and Ellis. Kaiser says department y Herald StafI Writer sing, Battle Creek and Kalamazoo Not since President Harry 1'ruman's victorious cam- -. enieS Board SEA # VA finaticing-Nothing Down 9 FHA measures designed to aid do a good job of running Framingh - 14 • Conventional 5% Down Ellis noted, adding that best. He also hasUly points out Neiswender is responsible for he doesn't want to give the implementation of many of the opinion commissioners didn't I 7~7 T~~_ - e approve the county manager county employes - and the government before Nelswen- form of government," says Pat "As administrators, it makes ciUzens. der, but he says the present Glisson, chief of the county's it easier for us," declared Some items listed by Ellis s tern is better. NNE watchdog agency, the Office of Glisson. Before April 1, day-to- include vacation pay changes, )15 Gary Kaiser, Director Public Management Analysis and day operations were run by more employe benef I Evaluation (OMAE). county commissioners or the training and safety, and, most contentions outlined by both "It's going to be set up just like anything on the outside, except the pay's not that great," said Dave Brown, pubhc irformation officer for the state corrections department. Correction Conunissioner Frank A. Hall said the prison %%ork progr.v ,n will cover 435 itimate-workers in prison industries at Walpole. Norfolk, Concord and Me women's . . IS% Philosophically I tend to there will be some vacations and layoffs - - - . - - - :_%. ___ : __ ffiff~ . _ .__- , - - __ ~ ~_- - ----___-~ .-------__. _ __ 7:- - - - ~__ - __ _____ director of county development. ,Z*,, I FROM'25l000 - - - ' ' titude, that will change the eiswender cominonerEargue for months before selecting ()T' J 'J [_j New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes "We're trying to work out an they're followed t1wough with. I attitude change," Ellis said. "If ..-/-think that's what is paying off," you change the employe's at1 _1- c a year executive Prisoners To Get Ben e fits ____ ' — In"Ma. . of the county g _____________ I - - ,'a - 11Cr attorney Gerald Rutberg is meeting when eyewitness made c hallenging the con statements publicly that police stitutionality of the law in the circuit court. Mrs Bechtold Filed a written not guilty" plea to a third iharge (II operating a day care Food Suit Thrown Out Sanford's newest residenW Deighborbood and ministrators are expected to - ________ __________ - s the ti oni non o .I . ______ affairs 4% SANORA II 4 provides a liaison between the ge t out of plush o ffices and into board and county employcs the system where the rank and Roersapprouthistomake file workers are - wrU mt tr -4! ~ - government I 1! .v-. I I important says Ellis is the commission's administrath e " 'vi be seen iolicy" assistant Now, howeve r, What that means, he cx Nelswender keeps on top of all plains, is that top-level ad. In Herald Staff %rIte effect or slightlyy more than a mouth, Seminole - _r_*K_1 iE_~l 11 Y El) PRI(h.ETf hANSAS(.IT (All) A psychiatrist who interviewed n persons confronted with sudden death tn of them remember experiencing fear or pain, a proc- - H, - 4 the ordinance by operating a officials are libelous the truth ,illil ol! , -,- ~~, `~,_-,,.26' 'X 4 1~ I" -. -_ _._i .- 1*X I -':-' ~7-'~Vilf! .% , . ' the Crabtree said the CROP ofliciaic entrcd the our protections," Crabtree Bechtold home and onto their said. organization feels very strongly property without warrants, Crabtree asked Floyd why that Mrs. Bechtoid needed a the city did not hold up a con- defense fund and "hundreds of u'ilnvftecl and unannounced, cial (ailed He said the city offi frontation with Mrs. Bechtold dollars have already been given to attend th e meeting. Crabtree until the appellate court made a to this very fund." invited Floyd or other city ruling. e "f He totA Floyd that the officials to explain their actions "We believe in the Judicial cWs of Altamonte prings process but you well know that in this case. need to know that the citizeisof while "If mothers may be charged Mrs. Bechtold's rights the our count • w i ll t sit idlyb -:-. - 1 and I- questionable "The whole tting, was very unpleas,ant," added t1w carried life Sentenci's. The one- man , six in jury delik r it. d four tMiFriday and convicted all three of a lesser burglary t'htirge, cleared them of sexual battery and divided on the robbers count apartment -: morally - to Mrs. Jean conununity." Bechtold's fight against a Crabtree in a response to fiunily Last fall. St., Winter Springs, and Patricia Yvonne Butler, of Winter Park, are accused of felony possession 19, of 605 Lake Orienta Drive, Altamonte Of marijuana in connecdon with a raid by Sprin gs are accused of gran d larceny of mo ney sheriff's vice squad agents on a south Seminole from the Sears store, Altamonte Mall - 'Illat's ail," said a juror after three accused ski-masked Haskell - "if you are misinformed, I would suggest you become informed citizens, " Floyd told ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CROP, adding, "if not I would 1fl Crabtree, chairman of th e suggest you change the word Resist 'Oppressive' in your committee Committee to Oppressive Politicians (CROP) name to 'Aggressive' because pledged Friday, his the politicians in this city are organization's continued aggressively trying to fill the support - financially and needs of the citizens in this SARASOTA I AP) - "The state didn't prove it. counts of possession of controlled substance, 44 ByDNNAF..STF.S Herald Staff Writer Convicted Of Burglary - (rolled substances heroin and meperullne Itamiro Herrera 25 of Apopka Route One, Is CROP Pledges To Support Babys itter BRIEF I. • IA t't I",vi as trial on two counts of felony poss,ession of con- Honda motorcycle operation and paraphernalia. bettors in the central Florida area averaged A co-defendant in the casse, Luther Judson between $100 and $300 a week per bettor, but in McNamara, 53, of Orlando, is free on appeal some cases persons wagered $500 a week. bond alter being sentenced last week to 9 days In other cases docket ed for trial th is week' Chairman In Verbal Battle With Mayor - 'ood St Winter S $3,000 to the bookies. mint on Nov.1 seizing alleged records of the IN accused of sexual battery in connection with a James E. Fox, 25, of 402 E. 26th St San. Dec. 18 assault upon a 19-year-old woman at ford accuse( of felony possession of mari juana, Fern Park. Jimmy Steele 20 of Ocoee and Raymond W Brian Thomas ilklchner, 18, of Apopka, Blades, 20 of Orlando are accused of felo a C onny accused of burglary and grand larceny. marijuana '' possession. ordered wiretaps in an investigation of gambling operation of the gambling operatIon brought in Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, Dcolo., said there is no doubt - FLORIDA IV Orlandoan To Be Tried For Booking EF 'N I -: ______________________________ -. 1111111111111111111 NATION . _____ - Agents Used Wiretaps In Gambling Probe . .- I# _%~,:; , - _~ _: 7 --'7.-. ,~ .., __ I— .al,__:__!., ,.._ __ . . .- _ -_ . Sunday, May 16, 1976 __.- . 1 'ie_ .1 206 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD 3228240 - 1 �i i;er.3 Id, S.nford, Fl. Sunday, May 16, 1976 Sunday, May 16,1976—lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .1WW DDItt r1&J 4 USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK PRICES INCLD. 7 BONE CENTER CUT FRYER THIGHS - GOOD MAY 16-19 7Øc '—.--.. W.b BRAND II fj U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN'I AGED BEEF TI— W.D V CHUCK STEAK U Ft a (U. S. CHOICE) ,. C - LB. LB. /f PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... Brand Franks Rrgulsi All Br.t or Dsnnc. . • • • . . —r,.. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BE E7 LOIN RIB OR • 16-19 9a.m. - 7 p.m. l,h11 Cold Cups.... . 100 CT ,, :'•'.•• 1. -..'.. - R . - -' . Beef — .. Boneless B..I Stew . - - BRAND USDA CHOICE CHUCK . si fresh Pork Shoulder Boston BvttRoast... LI Pork Lo - - Hickory S4...t (7 LB S liced Bacon 929 •• Oor MCI FryerBacks . . • • • • Recjc.lcr $119 PKG 'i Pillsbury cic 9" 1 (13 . 101 . . Sausage 12 o: . .. 9" . . . . St Sizzlean I? as . . .. loot Muf S..lt Prpns,um $119 69c Cinnamon Rolls CAN Cheese PKG l6oi US. CHOICE 40 $199 CHARMIN Pork Shoulder Arr'i Hickory Smoked lull Hall , Re K BATH .1 Se". boneless 79c_ SmokelHams. P Picnics LI MORTON 9c III IJ -. •tITl - COTTAGE CHEESE S2!.,.. ROLL uprrurunu.uu:rar,a 929 _ Up -- 2 - — . 1 48. CUP .. r..4 -. :- • - U •, - • Cheese Spread i--. 59c BoinMdotTongv T 89 Cheese Kisses L ''4., I • 4;'-- •%4 4 J.c-&•_ ' --- - •• PKG. 1 -' -- -.,-•;-• •,j.. • -A (J •.- • I, •- I - 1r2ttv ' , _ i 'f , tV'4 - - • .". 4. ..i - re • '- .1 ••• '.e • • - - . 7 ,." '.-•-' - .3 '-I--' "' got I. , 4:4. , •,?. ,'&' .il4 -- ' - . 4. Lx-- '•; 4 - _ - -. L14-r -- - •. < . — . C Pickles,. "r4f & . * HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA LhkK Q ,, DRINKS FLETCHER'S 39 ts SIZE I - 59c CHILDREN'S BAYER ASPIRIN • -••• 11l411N11V1 CARE Kitchen Bags Frostings . ... - 5•IPy 53 c 39 I— IS CI 99c 1 Crock.' Lo. PKG Spray Starch Pdiibut1 F nur..25 22-ox o PKG. Pl,n COTTON SWABS • $ 219 \\ 3-Mil Bags FABRIC SOFTENER $j2; or Self 111-9 10-01. Sauce • • • • • PR. 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H 11'EIAH 1)1 ONG, Editor Ill lAM I) CUIIUIF \1anging F ditor " t'ther :-. mdli ___________ a- .: out the narntis of the winners and the losers of great conflicts. The emphasis on technology has pushed poetry and poets Into the back seat of the culture. And that's too bad. Because after poe, maybe the simple act of wTiting goes next. W85 ue last time you asi ed someone hIs-or heroccupatlonandhe-aheturncdout to be a Poet 1,, jr0hssbon' It Just doesn t happen Not anymore - 4- I. cash) to tears by music With poets in short supply, I wonder who will It as %%Tltten b, Australian Poet A B "Banjo" Patteon and was fit played at a horse rnce In .,,, The Clock IV metropolitan suburbs even though the have not . -. :-- S... .....J ,. ..Y; •. -------.'. ' _____ 1k I D DI ii orur' feed in rhyme and rh)thrn, and computers ill spit In Montreal Brinks He is t no al)out anytime you see a group of "Aussies" gathered about a pint of beer you'll soon hear them highly prized, poetry is fast becoming a forgotten art. be more 'conomical and economics is g ' Somehow, though, I find it difficult to Imagine a Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser said "Waltzing statesmen and generals, Immortalizing them for all steals a Jumbuck then drowns In a billabong while 1 that commenced with the turbulent 196 would arrive at this point No mandated programs to balance ethnic mniunrities can advance if the majot ities atiected b the programs have the - - __________________________ ,.- ; tional lines The commonly cited example is the the court ha., deciarci tn, ' urt _____ __________________________ oracr the Urban Development agenc) has acted unMuch ; ill be made of the decision because the - fe weeks ago when he said that he believes in ----.-:------ he favors preservation of the nation's "ethnic 1' ' ethnic associations - --- tradiction to the Supreme Court decision, a fact won tmakemuchofanlmpactinthesuburbssofar ' . . _________________________ ' integrate the suburbs is limited. It can prod and set deciSion uiI ta.. other areas, e believe the federal courts - power that will be lost by _____ 5 - government rfl'i u v __ P' tie b FOv It / c health care in the strong sense, there is ahays /i:'-' .2 ( ,j Id - he notes in an interview In U S Catholic ft II • J __________ _______________________ . - ;'; _____ cut the caffeine in half and can protect a person from altered my life in many ways having heart or vascu ar toward moderation Of course I disease I wn strongly In favor still work 80 to 90 hours a week of exercise, but we must keep n suminir Ol)mpic gamnts with stress and tension, but I Perhapsthethlngin myfavor Is mendations still have trouble. that for 15 sears I have been The risk, though, Is reduced b) Hopes for a ne er that accompanied Rabin mng The whole thing only wrong still hae the good for ,.ç " The slain officers were identified as a sergeant and two illustration, 'that when a woman In a red dress be achieved by federal fiat .1 •.... - .:: - - ) 5 measures to keep the older members of our ,,,, e can plow into making advanced medical "Seminoletter," a hospital news PUI - ....-..:..:,.-. - -. r dccive pressure — Mnerican trial is'ers with a 0O00O war . '' .- - 2 ' -3 - ;j _________ ' - :z- ' - - - the most pssiistic amTr feat' for its members to resort to the gutter strategies of other bill has not yet been written, but that can be achieved only through the tedious process of trial, error, review and amendniuit lobby representing a small minorit) — Albuquerque Journal JACK 5 ': ''k - _____________________ - ____ /. 7 fi II ______ ________ at. numbi so the identity of the wter may On us It is own that abandoned U.S arms ha%e agrenents between the two countries S S - . • S r - -' - gtg1 // V k S - I . - I - "1 -, -.; .- - I - .. - •- .-- S - - - V • • - - - ' '.' - .-- - 4.-, Cji.V' 24j" "Hey buddy' How about a lift and a quarter?! ________ ' ' — — - ( \ I ) 75 OZ ' Ir LL 'I // 2156 a one s gon), ci kill 'ou / _____________________________ decreasing your alchohol intake , -, WITHOUT AS I r MINUIE CUTTING gi',e them credit for this CHARGER INCLUDED that you ha%c a low cholesterol you so many f.stur. preti) well in spite of beiig trjCtofl iti cIcU Iarting on 7.6Cuttom) 'ests at St Paul s bet re invited -.5 • REG ______ • ttlrda) a.; Christians and Moslems ignored another call ,N ui C 0 Norris I Bishop oma.s B. Thurston Doroth) Wlsor Thomas Akridge, Altarnonte • Juanita B Grgory, Winter t)oroth Padgett, Deltona William Trumptheller, — motor vehicles and factories. sourcessaytheSoviethareamenabletorevpnue congressmen have been flattered Into beUeng that our generous decision to pet Intelligence sources have traced the ship- pooling If they are permitted to operate more that the process ci election has somehow lifted Panamanian flag to flyover American territor) - 1 EASY CLEANING 1. I I a ____ I ' • flDrATUI(t LI AUlpJ PDIID ____ ____ 3 FOOT S ECT ION ; . ______ PADS U LIMIT • ALL PLASTIC City Frances Mae Olson, Orange 0 orne S flUariiii. DLIJ) 'u' / ' / / - 1 -- - - . c J We Bill Medicare For I I u SI $ - RANT IN UP4SCtt4TID I - I LIMIT O'L 1 I I CLIPAPID SAVE - 179 ____ ____ O4 smAY 10.7 '°"' I - ______ , I I I I - - You I I EASiLY' BAKING SODA _• .______ I I ( C S ObtaIn these services under Medicare I / — Z 0 - rmr n''> - DAT,tT II CD S FlU lUll Li LflI.1 As Prescribed by Your Physician ___________________________________________ / 69 TO YOUR GARDEN ____________________________ - Ralph T Gerhart, Oviedo I1 fN"iii ' 1/, ( Orange (it', _____________________ a im 33 1 LULOR PACK PRINT FILM (uMTAIMSFORMIOR3 g060IF BAUS FOP ion, /i ' // I -- I I)wight McCoy, Lake Helen • Albert Alexander, Lake Mary • Thresa AdkIS seakns and want more, tie wrote " , a m, 1048 p m , low 408 a m, Glen S. Wade Signe Ldllinger, DeBar) Myrtle timer, Lake 1i DISCHARGES I CAM CO CASSELIERRY, FL. 32101 ____________________________________________ south and Wghs mostly In mid to Customs offices attempting to stop the illegal St4itcs Some Improvements have been actUeed, But there is evidence that the Soviets, never win over world opinion by begging for it, import of arms and explosives." but this imbalance has not been satisfactorily operating from South Yemen across the border, that the beneficlariesof our e'ncesa1on and ,.. TODAY rttnosJ ow t,°m,gos and lows at night Mostly cloudy and showery with seasonal temperatures. 'The current US-USSR Clvii Mr Transport violence is instigated by tribal Arabu who want flag along side the merican flag In the Canal _i to peart ' I IWk WEATH ER on IJ's foreign policy, including his position on with .v.rv helped, but I would not like to AA 1964, hile campaigning In Doer, whose reckless leader, Cal Muammar el- granted to Russia more orthy and less subject to rej*oach than nationalists' The gesture Is bound simply to Qaddafl, has become the terrorists' chief supFootnote A CAB spokesman said (ho board the people who elect them whet the mob's appetite and transfer Its sights to pi1 er had rejected a dra,t agreement between Pan Am At one House elevator bank, for example, two bigger targets" CStOTTIS alert Is the first soIl,! evidence, and Aeroflot because it was unfavorable to Pan out of three elevators are reserved for members Well, the Senator was right 'rwelve years k commn back to haunt us Warns Customs URANIUM WINDFALL rhe Ford mboara the third President Ford seems bound and Uctermined "The sophistication of terrorist group has In- Administration is pushing legislation which Rep. Paul Rogers, D..Fla,, found bcth feed them by giving up the whole kit and creased...Modemmllhary.,veapcnsarebelng wouldgIvethreecompaniesthenghtvjijua1lyo reservt.delevatorsinusewhenheshowedup.lIe kaboodle,theCanaland the zone. • used megularly" dictate uranium enrichment prices The move barged through the crowd commandeered the mis, of course, Is not surprising But what is SOVIE.TBENEFITh.TheStntel)ept.i.a upset could cost potential users of nuclear cnerg) .i public cIc',ator, held the tourists back vith his shocking is to see Barr (,oldwater now utbecause the Soviet L'nlon once again has gotten staggering 1 billion orcr a fte 3ear period hands and rode up to the House floor iii lone tacking Ronald Reagan and glng aId and the best of the United States In a ummcccial At present, prices are determined In splendor comfort to the mob On this one In nw teart I In a letter stamped "Confldenthl," Deputy legislation that the Administration wants, an us, when congressmen are In a hurry to make a phrase, maybe he just doesn't undcrsta,d the PL.IJS "4 hour ctopo%( I' and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberger and sho had 'Just crapped out six times" Robinson urged a "revenue pooling secret Cnnmunist cIts in North Yemen i mans's democratic Ideals terrorists groups," Customs has warned. "The resulted in significantly greater economic revolutionaries with close ties to the Soviet sovereignty" over the area. demolish aircraft by Pterally zooming up their U ci f Il nit. - i cekbrated the U S Bicentennial with Vice resIu.nt e son spanking mew, from Vietnam. The most from 40 to 73 per cent. SHOOTING IN YEMEN: Our associate, Joe to all people and thereby win election as dangerous are shoulder fired Redeye missiles, Wrote Robinson bluntly "The Department Spear, reports from North Yemen that bomb president of the United States" which can knock aircraft out of the air or dCstro) believes that it is essentIal, from a foreIgn policy explosions and random shooungs occ'ir every in his 1964 book titled "Why Nol Victory" terrorists with Vietnam War weapons. a (or tied. 'You just dont renegotiati a treat), particularly when It reIst to things like sovere1 S ' • , LII I sour parents have lled a long " —Jane Casselberry State:can'taffordhaving go ments take our ANDERSON 5 S to see the hospital suppi) Information to local G ' the more chambers >ou hae 1muthorities Winter John to send in the Marines to turn on the water at our , Springs, Councilman , uannamo, uO iUi ,iO,,, Whereupon the sur e)or responsible for the 'boo- ae peed brlbeanda1 that Involved as seeking the GOP presidential nomination, • iscussions e innd would }OU Judge this case" Masse) quickly Western Hønusphere" structed, ' I 4½ OZ. REG. - en o meeting ith U.N. Secretary nera be t th bl of co rate bribes "And when they wear flesh tones," added resolution to vacate and abandon one foot of an Reagan look like a real sell.out artist primary purpose ol national health insurance, Administrator Robert Besserer 'pose crngned to slow death by a foiwvote Senate plura1it) But the greater shame was the idntIty and the conductoi ri ''• '-" oblRat1ons" .Y b fee plus percentage" _____ 5 -S S questions John Lach, professorofphilosophyat to-to-four V of lo income housing is no longer explicitly victims ha maintain and protect its sovereign rits and g ) UMIT - bdrrel it is very hard to guess habits are simllir to phm)ing flgnres become astronocal." a or t, s ou eer) e\I (I sponsors of Senate eso U Ofl h - treat), which Goldwater now dø ends, as con- "d .• DFAR IWADER - when a Radio City Station, New York who had fired edriler on a car The prospect of an artificial heat, which is • ' D' you believe the stamped, zelf addressed en or at least the same as Goldwater's position _____ 1 00 c REG. da) plus mountains of salads 50 cents for The Health Letter, Army guerrillas killed three police officers an seiis Thisresolutlonspeclficall) criticizestheFord ,,. useanaruLlaflarI,anu ce TAN N I N G . For informationon what to do I eat at least to pounds of s - Lj ')/ :se avoiding obesity, of mheart associates (ded with atac have an eliminating certain forms of tt( am imm of thesc main erc fliskfactorsforheart disease younger than I. Most were not drinkers or smokers and some are for groups Some people eres ill Air Force Exere zhak Rabin and Defense MinisterShimon Peres. It has damaged their relationship thatcommentator }IIf i 4 OZ LIMIT 1 - , FACIAL belie'ed to be the biggest in the company's 117-year history. Polite said I se bandits used an antiaircraft machine gun to seize the Brink's truck and got away with .8 om 'IJ " KLEEIIIIA was a 'living time bomb." I . eeii a nan curesortreatmentswhich inevitably will entail &WIIt.III "impermissible" interfet ence in local affairs Bs z Lamb west side apartment building by members of a police a an's cition on the Pananta Canal surprisingly dangerous state of mind" - I, filled with blood. When ! saw delude anybody my doctor my blood pressure that a moderate exercise, blasted Reagan's statements about the Cana, ,_ -. ment) for ever)one, "no matter what the costs ' puzzling (.) , expensie exotic treatments" ' , ft greatest number I I L. I i - , be t th' some rational decisions about how much of our court's almost casual opinion that it was not - V -• . -. ,,J a' armored truck In Montreal, a police spokesman said, The man was not immediately identified. tes that __________________________ Dr. Several rnor,ths ago I had JERUSAUM tAP) — Reistions between ministe in . haeIxnmne so strained in ru I rid s(ahlnet 'ent months LIidtpoiIticaIanaiysarcquestioningwher thecabinet (-% A i ,/. I 'tIc fl i i V .. ' I 0 D e U re socaHed "White Flight" to the suburb" has been an kn I d d h , i 'i ," ' 15 to 20 cocktaIls __________________________ MONTREAL tAP) - Police shot to death Saturday a L _____-r ______ 0 1)EAR DR. LAMB - I am not proud to rInte my story. I am 54 and was 50 poundsoverwelght until a >ear ago I would con sume six to eight ounces of : • - Loaded Gun a uefllra*i he oru iaflumar: Is er mui overused hen applied b U.S. Supreme Court decisions But it is a succinct description of the high court ruling that federal judges can S order con- ..S. - Australian and moves the hearts and minds of all Australians." Anthems rejected in favor of the country's new song include "God Save the Queen," "Song ci Australia" and "Advance Australia Fair." It's intereing how people in a country or a states identify with a certain song. It is usually a song of the people oftentimes written by a poet of th people and wherever it's sung those in attendance usual!) become sthrr or teary e)ed That's not so \tonth $2 0 6 \1ontic $16 20 12 Months, $32 40 a . -.. Australia's new niflonal anthem - Waltzing Matilda" is symbolic of that country's spirit. The lyrics of "Waltzing Matilda" tell the story of i swagman who stole a jumbuck from a squatter and escaped state troopers by jumping Into a bdlabong. , A swagman is a drifter. A Jumbuck .is a sheep. A squatter Is a rancher and a billabong is a small 'agoon or lake What we have is a song about a EveflgHeSanford,FL ____ OUR STORE -. CASSLEBERRY IN SEMIN OLE ____ Pt," c'..—"i QPVS WUKDAYI 5.5 ______________________________ 5 . CPEN ' �....= SA—Evening H.rad, Sanford, FL Sunday, May 16, ._.__s__r •--'#±s ...*4..fl -• - S=__.._S -- -- - - - -- ..--. ___z_.--t_ 1976 Maybe Next Year, Janet! Men And Women In The ArmedForces i41L..E1\ID/\R ____ Z o Force basic training at lackland AFB, Tex. Airman Ronald F. Harnett, MONTGOMERY. Ma. Captain John H. Croasdale, son whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. operations. The USS Independence is homeported in Norfolk, Va. A 1974 graduate of Seminole on aircraft navigation, meterology, electronics and the operation of airborne radar and computer systems. It is of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Charles B. Harnett of 1055 Croasdale of Chuluota, has Camelot Way, noliv go-.-s to graduatedfromre ltttalnlng ULe BrafltleY High Schoo1 at the Marine Corps Recruit Forest City. Dept. Parris Wand, S.C. ROBERT BROWNELL A former student of Lyman Marine Corporal Robert E. Ifigh.School, he joined the Navy in June 1974. designed to prepare students for advanced training leading High School, he joined the Marine CoM in August 1975. ARNOLD KOZLOSKI toward thetr designation as flight officers. Brownell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brownell of 404 ROBERT WESTMAN I3rttany Cr., Casselberry, has been promoted to his present JOIINCR'JASDALE - MONDAY, MAY I7 Youth Programs Inc. training session,7 p.m. at Youth Programs 3ff ice, 109 N. Park Ave., Sanford I&MA Ilde School lyrA meeting 7:30 p,m. Election and installation. Lo n g,Aood Bicentennial Committee,8 p.m., Longwood Civic League Lbrar. Church St. Humane Society of Seminole County, 8 p.m., First Federal, o Seminole SR 434, Longwood. Sanford Rotary Club. noon, Civic Center. Sanford Alcoholics Anon ymous. closed, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79. 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, ('rvstal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, MAY 18 Penny Pinchers dinner meeting, noon, First United Methodist Church. Goldsboro Elementary School Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., school library. Florida Symphony Charity Night at Semino le Harness Raceway post time 8 p.m. Betting proceeds from the night's races go to Florida Symphony. '- -- • -r--- ,- - 7 Llon.c (lot), noun, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, 17-92, Longwood. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Co mmerce. Overeaters Anonymous. 7:30p.m ,Flcrid.a Power and Light, Sanford Sanford Seminole Lions Club. p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. (accellwrry .1rvi'ø'c, 7:30 p.m., The Barony'. Sanford Optimists, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Cornmunity United Methodist Church, for troubled parents). Longood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, 11 a.m., Civic Center, Lyman High School PTSA, 8 p.m., school auditorium. Installation and Bicentennial program. graduated From the Squadron Sheppard AFB, Tex., to attend Officers School at AFB, Ala. Croasdale Maxwell the Air Training Command's medical services specialist received i. struction in communicative The a irman is a 1973 graduate skills, international relations, of Lyman High School in management Lonwood. manpower resources and responsibilities ,Marine Serger.ril. Arno!! J. Cherry Point, N.C. Force weapons mechanics. Airman First Class Robert B. He joined the Marine Ccrps in June i. _________________________ ________________________ Tina Marie Kelley, 1975 Wesiman, whose parents are small Tractor, Small Price S. Goiliano of 451 Navy Seaman Recruit Steven M. MWvane', son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mulvaney of Pleasant Dr., Forest City, was grunted from recruit training at the Naval Training Center, RONALD HARNETT SAN ANTONIO The son of a Casselberry couple, has been selected to receive specialized training after completing Air - Navy Airman Recruit Samuel N. Anderson of 1419 South Bell St., Sanford is serving aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Independence and recently participated in Fleet Exercise "National Week XX" Twenty six ships and over 17,000 men took part in the exercise held in tLe Tyrrhenian Sea between mainland Italy, Sicily, and Sardinia. The exercise was part of the U.S. Sixth Fleet's realistic readiness training and included surface ship, submarine, amphibious, logistic, and aviation rivjisiu wi 1. z iipçii c,,...,.t J'..iIUU&, Lawton, Okia., hc joined the Marine Corps in June 1974. GILBERT MICHAEL Navy Ensign Gilbert S. Michael, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Michael, and whose wife Teresa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lankford G. Tyre of Z6 ("va Drke, all of Oviedo, has completed the basic phase of naval flight officer training at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola. The 26-week course includes ground and inflight Instruction bachelor of science degree, he graduate of Seminole High 1r. and Mrs. Robert R. School, is stationed at Keesler Westman of Rt. 2, was trained Air Force Base in Mississippi to load and Inspct the weapons under going nine weeks of used In Air Force jet aircraft. training to become a ground Completion of the course radio operator. She completed enables him to receive basic training at Lackland AFB academic credits through the in San Antonio. Community College of the Air She is the daughter of Mi'. and Force. The airman now goes to Mrs. Robert Kelley of Marshall Homestead AFB for duty with a Tex. unit of the Tactical Air Cornmand, JOHN COGBURN Westmanlsa 1975 graduate of Mnrlrji 431aff S'iannt l ...S. * at the AFB, Colo, from the technical training course for U.S. Air Anthony command-staff duties. He is being assigned to Wurtsmith A FB, Mich., for duty as a B-52 Stratofortress pilot. The captain, a l%2 graduate of Oviedo High School, received his bachelor's degree from the University of Florida where he was commissioned in 1968 through the Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Navy Aviation Ordnanceman First Class John A. Kappel, 35, son of Mrs. Elva Cox of 309 Elm St., Casselberry. has reported for duty aboard the nuclearpowered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, homeported in Alameda, Calif. A former student of Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Ohio, he joined the Navy In April 957. while serving Marigold Road, Casselberry, joined the Navy in April 1975, n recently participated Operation "Agile Jouster 18" TINA M. KELLEY while deployed to Vieques, SAMUEL ANDERSON Longwood, rank Marine Corps Air Station Puerto Rico with the 1t Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division, homebased at Camp Lejeune, N.C. provided arHIS battaiicn tillery support to Marine Iantry units during the fourweek live fire exercise. The exercise is conducted annually to develop coordination betwee r. air artillery and Naval gunfire support for Marine Infantry. graduate of 1974 A JOHN KAPI'EL DENVER — A mnnn hw graduated at Lowry STEVEN MULVANEY A 1975 graduate of Lake Brantley High School, Forest City, he joined th e Navy in December 1915. 1974 graduate of Florida Kozloski, 19, of Mr. and Mrs. Technology University, with a that prepares junior officers for Orlando. A Gu th rie a, EVIITI a o r t Amdo I l - _ - AIIIIOA. Sfelg% -i .X! - -, .. ,-. J.v.r., - ~__4~~_ J1V,r i.-, le N& ;).' " N -6A - 4.i.LA.. - : • ' - -. -. - / ,. • - - 4 C. Cogburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cogburn of 314 18th, Sanford, has been promoted to his present rank while serving at the Marine Corps Air Station, New River, Jacksonville, N.C. A 1967 graduate of Opp High School, Opp, Ala., he joined the Marine Corps In Septernbr, 1969. I .i.ji- ,4. . - - 4.YpI1 •. .:. j 4 •*P - Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Ourrh, -i 2 4AI- i The tennis ball concession in Seminnic Cuunt STEPHEN BAILIFF r 4 j? Marine Private Stephen D. BaIliff, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Bailiff of 885 Pasadena Ave., Longwood, was .•••- ' 4- :!:.i.. - ' -' ;z I I51 .• r-' I -' . I- 'L . FA MONDAY, MAY 17 thru SATURDAY, MAY 22.. P. .4. ;_,,• .r -V If you've been considering buying 11 now .fir a1nn# pI,'i ,s.,.4I,... A SUNDAY, MAY 23 Gospel Festival to benefit Meals on Wheels program, m.. Sanford Civic Center. l•,.8? r. .)4 -c .-V:-: 70 n'- •-I :-c .4 s; - : c - ' L - . By The Associated Press 1 - / . j Seeking Revenge r Steelers Prep State Ch .. I )_ 14 Sign I Tate, Tampa Catholic 4. W ,,-~, and a s-I victory to remain out of the game in the sixth alone at the top of the National after he was hit on the right foot Houston's baseball fans League East. _____ by a ball off the bat of Al Oliver. didn 't have much to cheer about F Cards 3, Giants I Ewhere In the National 1 hut at Iest they had something Iaguc, Ron F;trlys twrun single in Los Angeles shaded . ---. to toast. And a free beer to toast Pit tsburgh 3-2, St. Louis beat the six th inning snapped a it with. San Francisco 3-1, Cincinnati scoreless tie and helped St. Astros' officials, as a promo- downed the New York Mets 5-1 Louis to its fourth straight vic-. tional stunt, offered a free beer and San Diego defeated the tory. Lynn McGlothen, 4.-3, beat to everyone in the park If Chicago Cubs 7-4. The Mon- John Montefusco, 4-2. Derrel Philadelphia slugger Mike Seb- trea1'tt1anta game was rained Thomas singled in the only run mldt struck out when the clock out. I . .$ - I . ... . for San Francisco, which has was on an even minute during dropped 15 of its last 18 outings. IAUij Christenson, 3-1, limitFriday night's game. Schmidt I Reds 5, Mets 1 obliged in the filth inning as the ed Houston to eight hits as the Johnny Bench, returning to PhiLs ran their winning streak — 7 dock struck 8:42, sending action after sitting out a week on the road to eight games. hordes of thirsty fans from with a 11 lead In sprained knee, it a .stros took a among the 14,2 in attendance scur rying towards the beer the first on a triple by Greg two-r un homer and a sacrifice Gross and a ground out, but it fly for Cincinnati. Jack Billing_____ stands. "Everyone was yelling and didn't last long. Philadelphia ham, 4-2, bested Mickey Lolich, screaming," said Schmidt. "It picked up two runs in the fourth 2-4, with a fourh1tter. Lolich - -was kind of nice. It pumped me and one in the sixth, all made was the victim of three Met erAh, but the taste of victory! Afinda Ungle and Pat Stenstrom, 8 up. I guess It was good for possible by Astro rundown roes, two by third baseman SWIMMING couple of the premiere young sinirners from Sanford, flash baseball... everybody got a plays that went awry. Wayne Garrett, and three ribbon.s they son in an AAU sanctioned meet in Orlando last u nparnled runs. RIBBONS r" Dodgers 3, Pirates! t'ekentl. %liuda covered the yard freestyle distaace in 30.4 Was Schmidt flattered that Padrtz 7, Cubs 4 Los Angeles managed just seconds ihile Pat chalked up a time of 29.6. 1 Herald photo by Bill the Astros had singled him out? four hits off lefty John CandeTed Kubiak aoc in three Vincent). "I don't know if It's a corn- lana but two of them went over runs with a triple and a single . _______________________________________________________________________ pliment when they pick you as the wall—a solo homer by Bill and Dave Winfield collected the most likely to strike out," he Russell In the sixth and a two- three singles for San Diego. Cleveland and Phoenix said run shot by Steve Yeager inthe Brent Strom, 4-1, was the winpulled the NBA playoff rugs As it turned out, the fares eighth. It was the Dodgers' 16th ncr and Paul Reuschel, 1-1, the out from under Boston and weren't the only ones who got triumph in their last 18 games loser. Jose Cardenal knocked in for nothing. The bu t it could prove costly. three Chicago runs with a pair Golden State Friday night' something Phillies got five unearned runs Pitcher Tommy John limped of singles. ____ - Tommy Rea rn on TUESDAY, JUNE 1 Forest City Elementary School Kindergarten End-ofthe-year program. 7:30 p.m. • . * H ones t P leasure WEDNESDAY, .MAY 26 Introductory Ceramics eight-week course, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College Adult Education Campus. Contact Registrar's office. j, Schmidt Fanned ToF F les ' JdyllIlde School Skating Party, 6:30-8:36 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink. - . . ._ Toast Of Houston: Jackson's H MONDAY, MAY24 r, :7 .;,aV, - _j .,. U j' S ets ' IJ4F With the rain cutting an already limited practice schedule, the rush to get on the track for final adjustments was understandable. Most of the drivers in contention for the top spot had predicted it would take close to Foyt's pole winning average speed of 193.916 miles an hour last year, but speeds through the week of practice prior to Saturday never exceeded 190 m.p.h. ,/ ..r 4 __~ _. .'-" -_.i--. .- La Amistad annual country fair and auction, 11 am. to 5 p.m., Maitland Civic Center To benefit residential treatment center for adol?scents. 1 ui.d available Friday afternoon. "They all had to tend to their own cars," an official said. must be good. It be, because they stage a tournament I just about every weekend. Give meacharitable organization, and I'll give you a tournament. They recently completed the Cancer Society tournament and 18 entered. One of the upcoming biggies is the Seminole Foundation Tournament, sponsored by the Seminole Community College organization. Lest any of the area net buffs be discouraged about the involvement of SCC, they can leave their entry in, beca use members of the crack scc tennis team will not be playing. The Foundation tourney is June 14 and entries close June 7. Competition begins with eight-yearolds and goes up. Fare for this one is $10 singles, $10 for the team in doubles. Just who is the best tennis player in town? It's something of a tossuup, but most experts evening their respective agree that the top three players on Seminole's team series. Today's the day in — Steve Cox, Peter Roberts and Howard Flagg — Oakland with the Celtics and the Raiders' coach, Larry Castle, get the tap. also home. Others may point to one of the upcoming )uu1Igder, David MeCuok, as a top future. McBy The Associated Press roles in helping the Cleveland semifinal pl!Iyoff series at two Cook is only a junior in the Seminole high team and Nate Thurmond and Alvan Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns to victories apiece. plays No. 1. idam3 are two centers at oppo- key National Basketball Adams, the 6-9 pivotmnan who Between tournaments and weekend play by the site ends of the spectrum when Association playoff triumphs, passed up his senior year at The O-iuuL- I iiiurmond, Oklahoma and won NBA Rookie hackers, I'll bet enough tennis balls are lost or it comes to pro basketball ein perience. But both came pressed into starting duty when of the Year honors instead, discarded to start a salvage business. They do it through under playoff pressure Jim Chones broke a toe last scored on a may-tn Wltfl I to lead Cleveland over Detroit. double and a single to drive in By The Associated Press it golf, why not tennis? Friday night. week, helped the Caa1iers pull seconds remaining to give the Reggie Jackson swallowed The Indians jumped on Joe two runs, pacing Minnesota Thurmond, completing his away from the Boston Celtics In surprising Suns a thrilling 103 Catfish Hunter hook, line and Coleman for two runs in the over California. Dave Goltz 13th pro season, and Adams, the fourth quarter f o r a lOG47 104 decision over the defending sinker, first and two in the third to send staggered through nine innings finishing his first, played big victory that evened their champion State Golden y sinker was rising and the Tiger starter to an early for his first Victory In three deThe Hailbird Club is growing at the Seminole Warriors, evening that series at Reggie made it rise some shower. cisions, yielding eight hits1 isHarness Raceway. suing four walks, uncorking two more," said the New York YanRoyals 7, White Sex 2 For the uninformed, that's the group of Both victories were fashioned kees' esteemed right-hander Frank White and Amos Oh' wild pitches., hitting a batter Saturday morning watchers as the Raceway slates before noisy, sellout crowds at after grooving one for the Balti- knocked in two nina each and Al and producing a balk. Richfield, Ohio, and Phoenix. more slugger. qualifying races. Fitzmori-is scattered seven hits Rangers 4, A's 3 The Boston-Cleveland game at Jackson drilled a Hunter as Kansas City breezed past The track is going great guns. The first seven Mike Hargrove singled home the Coliseum attracted a play- pitch into the right field seats Chicago. The Royals pounded Lean)- Handle in the 10th inning nights produced a 60 per cent increase in mutuel t;ff-re( ord throng of 21,564. for a two- run homer, starting 11 hits in picking up their fourth as Texas defeated Oakland. handle and 23 per cent increase in attendance. Thurmond came up with 12 the Orioles to a 6.2 Victory over straight victory and their 10th Handle opened the 10th with a BALTIMORE lAP) — Speed Crown. lie took the lead enThe Symphony Society will benefit from triple off the right-center field Week at Pimlico concluded tering the backstretch and points, eight rebounds and five the New or Yankees Friday in 12 games. Tuesday's performance, the first of four charity Nin.s 6, Angels 4 fence off reliever Rollie Fit-iFinSaturday with the 101st running completed the race 21 -i lengths blocked shots to spark Cleve- night. nights. A week ago, the best single night handle was "If I get a home run off CatButch Wynegar smashed a gets, 2-3. of the $150,000-added in front of Sham in the teletirner land, which outscoted Boston posted in track history, $177,358, erasing the old 33-17 in the final period in- Fish, the boys in Oakland will Preakness. clocking of 1:55. mark of $ 1 58,2 68, And this one was with a 10-race But two Daily Racing Form cluding a decisive 16-4 burst know I earned It," said JackRaces and card, the old one with 12. workouts have clockers ('aught Secretariat in that broke the game open. Ho- son. "They'll say: 'Bucks' got it been fast all week and the 1: 24. The Maryland State serve guard Austin Carr going; he took Ca tfish deep." P. " rt1 to Preakness Wti' J ac k son and "'-. ben hacing Uoamniission later ad- chipped in with 11 four th uarfitting topper, featuring Kencourse, were teammates with sted the time to an official ter ponts. Lake howell High athletes will be feted tuck)' Derby winner Bold Forthe A's in Oakland's salad days 1:54 2-5, one-fifth of a second Smith scored a gameThursday night at the Sanford Civic Center with bes, "the Puerto Rican Rolls less than the third fastest time, high Bobby a few seasons ago. Since splitt27 points for Cleveland and Royce," and Derby runnerup Torchy Clark, FTU basketball coach, guest which was clocked by Nashua his replacement, Campy ing up, Hunter has handled Honest Pleasure. Jackson pretty well—until Fri. speaker. In 1955 and equaled by little Russell, added 16. Jo Four other 3-year-olds were Current in 1974. Jo White day night, that is. topped Bo.s ton with 23 points. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two years after th ey chose him entered for the second race of "I was 4-for-16, something Those Dusty Boots are still at it. Another horse Li '.he National Football League draft, the Pittsburgh the Triple Crown whi ch was like that," said Jackson of his Steelers have signed running back Tommy Reamon to a is set today at the Wilco Sales Arena on State show scheduled to start at 5:40 p.m., effor ts against the 1974 Cy two-year contract. Road 46. Action begins at 10 a.m. There is no adEDT. with each starter asYoung Award winner. "Tonight Iteamon passed up the Steelers in 1974 to sign with the Oi mission charge and highlight will be the exhibition signed 126 pounds. I hit a kw fastball. I think I hit a Florida Blazers of the nowdefunct World Football League. Television coverage by CBS good pitch. You know you of it standardbred from the Harness Raceway. lie was named the WFL's coMst Valuable Pla yer after p.m. was set for 5 earned your home run when you am leadingthe leagueinrushlng with l,S76yardsandscoring Speed has been the byword of hit it off one of the best pitchers 101 points that year. the Preakness In the last five ('loud, and Tampa Berkeley in baseball, possibly the best. By The Associated Press Most humerous play in the partido jai-alai In announcing his signing Friday, the Steelers said they years, with three o! the four Pensacola Tate has won the Prep shut out Tallahassee He's still a stud man. have also signed free agent quarterback John Madeya of tournament at the Orlando-Seminole fronton came fastest Preaknesses Red Sox 2, Brewers 1 being run 1976 Class AAAA state high North Florida Christian 7-0 in nearby McKeesport. Friday when Pablo Garcia threw the pelota to the in that period, Cecil Cooper drove in the tieschool baseball championship (lass A action in Tampa. Reamon, 24, a 5- foot-10, 192-pounder from Newport front wall and both ball and cesta flew to the wall. In 1971 Canonero 11 set the by defeating South Dade &.6. breaking run with a long triple News. Va., played college ball at Ft. Scott Junior Cdllege Stryker swatted his double in in the fifth inning as Boston stakes and track record by coyHurler Ronnie Stryker's While Garcia was retriving his basket, in Kansas, then at Missouri, and was Pittsburgh's ninth ering the 1 3-16 miles in 1:54 bases-loaded double drove in the sixth while Tate was behind edged Milwaukee. Dick P'-de, choice in the 1974 draft. ' porwnts Ron hlaynes and Merlin Tice worked flat. Th e Kentucky Derby win- three runs and made the differ- 6-4. Th e runs he drove in gave maki ng his first start or the Inatelephone conversation with reporters at the Steeler their other opponent, Mike Griswald. Getting the ncr was a close second to East- ence in the championship game Tate a lead it never surren- season, and reliever Jim Willoffices Reamon said he chose the WFL "because I i!red. ball over Griswald's head, they thought they had em Fleet for most of the trip played Friday in Tampa. oughby combined to check Milto play as a rookie, anted him, because backcourter Garcia was still getting before taking the lead at the top In other championship Tampa Catholic's designated waukee on six hits as the Red i have no disrespect for the WFL but this is a step up," of the stretch, games, Tampa Catholic won hitter, P1111 Pulido, was two for Sox posted their third straight his cesta on his hand. he added. "That league helped me improve as a ball The second fastest Preak- the Class AAA crown inOrlando four against Delray Beach At. victory after a 10-game losing But Grisv.'ald pulled it stunning rebete out of his player and an Individual." ness—which really was prob- wi th a 9-4 victory over I)elray lantic and scored one run, streak. The Florida franchise folded after bag of tricks and eventually won the point, Last Indians 6, Tigers 3 1973 Bench Atlantic; Fort Pierce Catholic led 9-1 In the seventh year Monday's finals will find the eight teams issued ably the fastest—came in , Reamon played at Jacksonville and, nursing a knee Rico Cart y drove in three whenSecretariat made the race John C arroll walloped St. ('loud inning when Delray Beach in jury, picked up 478 yards in eigh t games. njerseys a d fajas a Ia professional. runs and George Hendrick two ________________________________________________________ the second jewel in his Triple 14.4 in ('lass AA play in St. added three runs. must cs I" . Tennis Tourney Country? 7, _ /_1__%.0_'~ . * ;g4 _ .t~ . ..L; 4I.nI. * .. SATURDAY, MAY 22 Corn Boll sponsored by Congregational Christian Church Men's Club, 5-7 p.m. 24th and Park. - . __ ' John Sanford AA. 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Club of Sanford, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. Sanford Civilan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. - . I 4I1M&*IiAW. Sertoma -, -r ___________________ .~Sunday, May w iq7t_—i 5 A U,T4OVI? S$II49t , FIi Senior Citizens tow to Circus World. Leave Sanford 9 am. from Civic Center; pick up at Casselberry, 9:30 a.m.; return at 5 p.m. Reservations available. ' -v- '. . - 1123N orange flOtOfl TV1I Ofljndo Fla idyllwfl& Elementary School annual Grandparents' ry Open House 9-11 am. Tour of building and grounds, explanation of ac.'demIc programs and refreshments. __ . I ollr~ - ___~. ~ _ - Hood Tractor Co. THURSDAY, MAY 20 Seminole Chapter 2, OES, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. * "Chief Steward Torn Binford finish up the test. car owner Rolla Vollstedt. finally ruled that traffic was "It 's too bad, too, since she all sorts of ag"And we'vc had sufficiently heavy that all had just done six consecutive gravating problems. rookies had to come in. We laps at test speed when they "Then on Friday _______ we waited __ T didn't like it, but since the rulcalled in the rookies." around nearly all day for the ing applied to all rookies we felt Besides being a wise decision, rain to stop and the track to was fair. it was also expedient: veteran did, we were it open. When it have no choice but to "We drivers must supervise rookie ready, but everybody else wait until Monday for Jam to tests and there were no drivers wanted to go out too. chance to qualify Saturday or today through a combination of mechanical troubles and weather problems that prevented her from co mpleting the final half of her mandatory driver's test. "We're on our third engine In Jan's car this week," said her SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IQ FRIDAY, MAY21 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 am., Lord Chimley's Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Happy Senior Citizens of Casselberry, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Prairie Lake. Tangleood AA. closed, 8 p.m., Si Richard's Episcopal Church. lMngood AA, closed, 8 pm., Christ Episcopal Church. S rn Sanford Khanis Club, noon, Civic Center Casselberry Rotary Club. 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizen Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Spcisor for month, AARP. ~ - Spectator At Indy Pole cramble .)Ohpd,$ei Seminole County Board of Realtors general membership luncheon meeting, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434, Longwood. Call board office for reservations. Winter Park Telephone Co. Vice President Frank Hutsell, guest speaker. Wt!14flAV "AV INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - As (flyers like A.J. Foyt, Johnny Rutherford and Al Unser scrambled today to win the pole position for the May 30 Indianapolis 500, there was at least one notable spectator in the huge crowd—Janet Guthrie. Miss Guthrie missed her A .- L pions its first year. f. 0 S • - •- - . - 0 S _____________________ -- 0 loble S National Hockey League it's only been done once. The Toronto Maple Leafs in 1942, Fell behind 3-0 to the Detroit Red proud F'l ers. lie was asked about the injury list. Rick MacLeish, out since February with a torn up knee; Bernie accept any of the excuses for his team's tiree one-goal defeats by the Canadlens. He peefees to give Montreal all the won with their great speed, and more importantly their superior defense. The defensemen appear to have stopped trouble," said Snider. "But we Wings in the final series. I'm Parent, the league's best goadic credit due the winner. "They're more Flyers' shots than goalie Shero relented just a little , )n haven't given up yet. They WOfl Leafs came back in one of two years running, badly out of a great team with great pride. Ken Dryden has. The Montreal the excuse subject. He allowed one ready for reporters Friday three in it row, Why c:in't we .sIx)rt.s' great accimiplishinents .shape after neck surgery that We cannot work any harder. If defense is all over the ice. They himself a wish for the W-t.,~ swift Montreal Canadlens four at the Stanley Cup luncheon. straight gaines to salvage the "The impossible we can do, won Cup they've two straight -but miracles take longer." years. .Shero translated that to mean There have been easier tasks, wc can only consider one game win four in a row." The only answer to that question is that it can be done, but it's not likely, In the 3-ye.ir history of the to win four straight and leave Detroit in shock, Shero was probed by the media covering the Cup final about what has happened to his won't let the Flyers get started. "I have to remind my players that we start from scratch," Shero said. He made the remark after the 3-2 thtrdgame Macl.ebh. "It would have been easier for me if I had MacLeish to make line changes. He kills penalties, has more stamina than anyone on my team." Pill I.,[)EI.PI1I1t i AP1 like getting Ronald Reagan to 11c Philadelphia Flyers t.in compliment ['resident Ford's today what appears to be foreign policy. hero, who daily posts little mission impossible. at a time. Flyers' owner Ed Snider sounded the team's war cry. 'Sure, we're in deep Coach Fred Shero's defen- sayings on the bulletin board in ding Stanley Cup champions the Flyers' dressing room had have to tx1al Ihe strong and shortened his season to 11 games; and Bobby Clarke, playing with a partial ligament tear in one knee. The Flyers' coach refuses to we're going to get back Into this series we'll need more breaks than Montreal," Shero says. There really Isn't much Shero can do. The Canadiens have defeat on borne ic-c, where the Flyers now have lost only four games all season. "We have to play like we're even." �- - - - - - ------------- 2B-_Evrljng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Mzy 16, 1976 .r board Continental WL 9 1 6 i 1 6 3 2 7 Prosser Ford Georges Slromberg-Carlson United Tronsporation Union Produce Well, Since You Asked... MONDAY'S GAMES (at Fort Mellon Park) S - United Transportation vs. Prosser Ford 7 - George's vs. Stromberg-Carlwn WEDNESDAy'S GAMES (.t Fort Mellon Park) 5 - Prosser Ford vs. George's 1 - Apex Produce vs Unted Transportation Junior - WL 7 I 6 7 S I I S 2 6 I 7 Elks Knights of Co'umbus Moose V.F.W. Kiwanis Rotary MONDAY'S GAME (at Sirl(zd Staclum Jr. Field) S - Moose of Knights of CoIumt)vs ] f ' ------- - -- -. - - - Ra ilroaders: Only ' Rain Can Halt 'Em TUESDaY'S GAME - (at SanfcwclStad,umjr Field) 5 - Elks vs V.F.W, $ b' • tj - SOFTBALL METRO STANDINGS W I Pct L?U5S Sanford ChristIan Railroaders were saletyintwoinningstoearnhls ClrIs Hunt is the most conS stopped Friday for the first fifth victory. Miller has hurled sis ent hitter with four hits in 4 time during the 1976 Sanford a one-hitter and three two- one game and three in another. little League season - but it hitters in posting a 4 slate. Elks handied K of C, 12-7, in took mighty Thor to do it. Howard is also an offensive their only other meeting. The rains cascaded down for stalwart, going 3-for-3 twice Jack Prosser Ford is bullying a second day in a row, flooding and collecting a pair of hits on out a full round of action in three other occasions, including everyone around in the ConAmerican, National, Con. one when he and Miller blasted tinental League, presently standing two and one-halt tinental and Junior League back-to-back home runs divisions which included Railroaders clobbered First games in front with a 9-I mark. Railroaders' scheduled clash Federal, 13-0. was cruising along at 6with Medical center at Fort Seminole Sporting Goods 0 two weeks ago when it was Mellon Park. stands second in the National suddenly spilled, 19-7, by cellarAll other youth league con- League but has lost to dwelling United Transportiit-ioj tests were similarly washed Railroaders twice, 12-0 and 19-4. Union. out. The two clash again Wednesday No single team has managed Fred Howard is the dominant at 5 p.m. on the Westslde to establish supremacy In the figure looming above the diamond. American League, although '. Railroaders' success picture. In the Junior League, Elks is Flagship Bank of Seminole As a pItcher, he has not been the kingpin. Elks roared currently holds a half-game touched for more than one hit In through its first seven 'mes Adge over Seminole Petroleum. -a any game. unblemished before stumbling, Flagship Bank of Sanford Is Just Howard has fired four one- 6-4. last wi,i'k YmIncf h,1.iinm ('f nf cpr'nnd :ttrs incl split anotln.r pit plI€ }nights of ( olumbus dicul- dIll) rt.p;estntingtht. ' clung a&slgninent with mound Mike link and 11111 Coagrave see-saw battle the thee clut*' $ colleague Jim Miller, yielding a are the Elks mound stars, while have waged all season. -r _ - -- - .,-. '- - - Jerry Lingelbath 2840; 7. If osea Grimes Bob Patick 1337. s--won playoff 7-3. VVith Cole H andicap ' 'J' FITS _________ if (Phillios); 2. by .e..n.a Wiaver I' 1 -- ___ ___ Harness Racing JaiAlai .; 5f ' j ' -,rt- .' -, ( ::::.' - ' / , / ' --- SPORTS INI BRIEF Major League NHL Problem Child Seals Leaders Ready To Pack Suitcase? Pro Basketball Griffin He ads Cincy Rookies Shrimp Boats Not Corning, Th eY r walked up to the office of River failed to net the shrimp they hate to have to pay a fine for shrimping area and the officers freezer, W Crawford. StL. 331; Morgan, Thursday, May 2$ Cm, 3,49 Montreal at Philadelphia. RUNS-Monday, Chi, 37; necesslry Rosa, Cm, 2$; Schmidt. Phi, 25; Sunday, May P Morgan, Cm, 22; Griffey, Cm. Philadelphia at Montreal, ON n Cey. LA. 22; WinfleId. SD, necessary Bas eball \ In Mayfair Club Tourney CllIsB-1,RoyPikIMkeNo5tri, 53134; 2. Jesus Garcia-Steve Morris 7101; 3 Merlin P1cc-Ron Haynei MIAMI (API - Calder Race of horses," General Manager 39 21-98; 99; 1. Mike Grlswatd-Pablo Course opened its 110-day Elmer Vlckers predicted a 10 Garcia 5 Gary Chambers '" summer thoroughbred season per cent gan in wagering and Dan Lack,y 21-U; 6 Jotn Pardo /1 Saturday with Controller Ike, attendance this summer. Bobby Cameron 7177. wearing blinkers for the first "I think that people who run time, as the probable favorite in race tracks sometimes under!... - r' . •.. .the $25,000-added Jullan Cole estimate the betting public," Iowa State Gal .. Handicap. I Vickers said. "The fans may .-. "He's a curious cuss, always come out and bet on cheaper Sets Standard -. . looking around," Merritt Bux- horses but I think they'll bet q I ton, Controller Ike's trainer, more money more confidently •;.' -: MANHAT'I'AN, Ran. LAP) said Friday. "I hope the bun- on higher class horses." Iowa State's Peg Neppel set a kers will keep him looking Seventeen horses were en- world record in the three-mile straight and keep his mind on tered for the Cole but Calder's run Friday In the second day of hIs business." turf ccurse Is designed only for competition In the Association -, .1 The Florida-bred gelding and 12. The high weights will re- of Intercollegiate Athletics for . -. rival Togus are the high ceive preference In the assign- Women national track and field weights in the Cole, carrying ment of starting positions, championships. 120 pounds in the one-mile race Calder has undergone a $100,Her victory gave the Cyon the grass. '- -' - --: ---- • --- 000 renovatIon which includes a clones 21 points and moved :........................Calder chalked up an average new roof.covered breezeway them into a tie for first place daily attendance of 9,199 last walk v;ay from the air-condi- with Seattle Pacific University summer and a handle of tioned main building to the pad- in team standings going into Merlin Tire sends pelota waIlwar $845,374. Citing a "better class dock. Saturday's finals. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Pro h5icKcy •:J. Mayfair Countr' Club and marveled at it s success and Mayfair is a successful club, CountryC1ubsandgolfcoursesacrossthecountryarehavint many financial woes, but not Mayfair, and the members seem to pridefullyknowit.TherearethreebasicreasonsfortheMayfair success, Just being a mature club Is an advantage. Every year a club - small charg2. Then back to beti was in a prior generation, and John J. McGraw was a generation a bag of ice for the shrimp we The run soon became so The catch is limited to five happen again, night, we decided the limit had ready for another night on the before that. A tactic of baseball has been to keep batters loose at had caught during the night. heavy and arms so weary, we gallons per boat and the Boats must be equipped with been reached so we pulled water, the plate. But it doesn't mean that any of thase gentlemen acI thought to myself, what a resorted to simply holding the waterway is patrolled by of- running lights as well as lights anchors and returned to camp All the other campers were tually condoned throwing at a guy's head. There's a difference, title for a story - The Silent long handled dip nets in the ficers of the Florida Marine to shrimp by and should not be for a little rest. following the same routine And I don't think Dick Williams is any more controversial in this Campground - for although it water moving them just enouth P'rol to see that the law is anchored in the maIn channel. After a leisurely breakfast we which accounted for the "Silent area than any other aggressive manager in baseball. was midmorning not one person Campground," Q. Is Dan Pastorfnl married to a movie star, and If so to could be seen among many I whom? - G.G,, Orange, In. tents and traller. A late afternoon dinner ot The beauteous June Wilkinson, to whom Dan has been golden brown fried shrimp, a Only hours before, the river married the last couple of years, has been in films but I wouldn't was a scene of busy activity as salad and scads of black coffee, call her a movie star. The curvy lass from England is better boats returned from a night and we were ready to tilt the All fishing camps in the Sanford area report bass schooling in river again. known for her live emoting 1n an opus called "Pajama Tops" and the water as the run of strimp the early morning hours but the big thing Is still the bream has recently returned to the stage In a revival of the show after tI Three enjoyable days of ung. At Hiley's Camp on lake Jessup the bluegills are hit its peak in the Oakhlll area. couple of sedate years as Mrs. Quarterback. fishing and shrimping, marred At I a.m. the Intra-Coastal "tearing it up" according to l,owell Hiley, Camp owner. Q. Who are pro golf's millionaires, and how many years did it Waterway looked like a city Greg P"ters landed 45 on a Wednesday trip some of them only by one severe thuntake to get the first million? Jim Howell, Walnut ('reek, Calif. with the hundreds of lights from weighing up to a pound. Jack Smith, Oviedo, took a string nf 45 derstorm with wind, rain and There are eight golfers whose career earnings so far, have (T hail, and we had enough shrimp of all sizes anchored in and Gene Jones had 36 big ones, topped $1,000,000: Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Bill to last for months. Irving Bolter and wife had 30 on their stringer and three of the .Sf)1', favorite spots and the Lee Trevino, Bruce Crampton, Gary Player, Gene L'ttler and cupants waiting for the shrtrnD Orlando disc jockeys, Ray Beale, Andy Wilson, and Bill Barnes The thunderstorm wn - .. i LUIu VT CLV*LJf.IL. I $I LU DI CV$1 W43 /51 IJ1U UW1II1, TI$U WOJI IIit ui eaineo up wlui ay 1/itt anfi Lowell [lucy to bring in a total of 85. to ' pop up when the tide bad, one boat sank at the dock, At the Osteen Bridge Camp, bream, a few speckled perch are recently experienced motor trouble so confined their fishing to the several others were rescued topped the million mark on July 21, 196b. by finishing second In the A few boats had i.tccn out schouiing in the early morning hours. 1'. Nicklau,s is the n1y ne past the $2 million itiark. string of 17 nice largemouths. some bailing and our boat was since dark whiling away Q. How come the National Basketball Association doesn't Bass were seen ichoollng right in front of the camp about nine ready to go again. JirnPenneyofMarinalsleCampsaidbreamwereplen(j.fultn televise home games in cities that are sold out? - P.F., Ham- time, chatting, eating or popa.m. Wednesday, unusual because most of the action has been that area of the St. Johns River. Flshe1-ziien going out from there Our timing for the trip was ping a few tops as trasnck, MIch. Just after daybreak and ending about eight o'clock. have only a short run to get into the mouth of Lake Jessup where, perfect, the run of shrimp was On the Wekiva River both camps report redbreast and blue so good we dipped the limit more knowledgeable fishermen pro football - if a game is sold out 72 ho's in advance it is shown fishing with live worms for bait is producing some excellent on the tube locally. In fact, the NBA often waives that 72 hours grabbed a few hours sleep at mentioned bass being caught but the size has hot been anything to that is a lot catches. of shrimp! it made brag about. Up for the many nights when. at high tide. out only 24 hours ahead. Some shrimp straggled by Ben Grunlough as he tried his luck at Lemon Bluff Camp. All Q. Why don't the Gidden State Warriors keep banners hanging a field day with red snapper when the weather cooper tea. The the hours of preparation and the but as the water slowed to a (Woody), when contacted Thursday morning said, "you should wonlaPhiladelphla)?TueBostonCeItIca, although theyhavebal each day with a few grouper and amberjacks also hitting. cooperate, stop, reversed its course and have been out here, bass were Jumping all over the river from several different owners, have all their banners flying in Boston King mackerel are slowing down but trolling boats are But, catch them or not, a pounders!" Just my luck - at that time I was pounding the keys peared under the lights iz Front office spokesman Hal Qiilds of the Warriors says they big amberjacks. 80!netlmes funny conversations drovea. Conversation halted on the old Underwood! Woody said he did not get a chance to try don't have any previous banners in their possession - the league Fishing is good but watch out for the daily thunder storms, heard from other boats, azd the thcni html his blood pressure went sky hii.h just watching. with only an occasional cxdoesn't provide them. But he concedes it would he a good idea to Camp management at Inlet Harbor reported one charter boat excItement if they do run, is eluded the dip net or an the St. Johns East of Geneva but bass quite good. Two anglers out a set. antennae struck by lightning, - Bas TEE Wade Bolts Shocks Field by IS()RORHELL unusually big one was spotted. to let the shrimp swim into the oxy'd as well s for safety The waterway is used by tackled the task of heading the Herald Correspondent My wife and good friend net, reasons. yachts, tugboats pushing five gallons of shrimp, bagging Q. Why does every team that Dkk Williams manages get into The dIstant drone of an Harry Titshaw, dipped steadily, Two hours of this and Harry Carelessness on the water has barges and hundreds of smaller them and storing them in the bean ball action? He even had an outstanding team like the A'r outboard motor was the only with only some good natured said, "don't you think we better resulted in at least three near craft intent only on getting freezer which camp owner Oakland, Calif. _ _, I __________ :!i7i :1I .. ._ IT - - - . - Fviinor Leagues WOMENS SOFT!ALL Calder Opens Season :1 tI - THIRD- I. Stoney Key Buddy Hope (Thomp3. Prince Desmonct son); NATIONAL LEAGUE (Ovoracek); 4. Chris Gold East ml (Bridges); S Rudy Adams (D W I PcI. ¶.prl.gs); 8 Saint Clair Eulle tM Phila 17 8 680 -Crank),?. Flukey Luke (H(erpe). I New York 19 17 613 1 RUNS BATTED WHA Playoffs IN-King Gt,nore Duke (Hobbs). Pitts 16 Ii .593 2 man. NY, 33; SchmIdt. Phi, 27, SemifInals FOURTH - I. Stron (Kurt:St. me Louis from winning today," 13 Il .433 6½ vitation Golf Tournament. 6 Monday. Chi, 26; Gritfey, Cm, Bast-o4.7 $ries worth). 2. JoShua (strong) 3. Burns with acourse-record29, birdied and Tom Kite, with a 68, fol- Chicago 13 15 419 1 Trevino said after his blazing 24; Cey. LA. Saturday's Game Guy (8ere:na). 4 Ocaia Spice ic 16 -315 "I'm fading it again off the six of his last seven holes and lowed at 137. Hubert Green, Montreal 7½ HIT S-Rose, Cm, 11; Car-den Houston at New EngLand, (Bridges); S. I-my Girl Mercury finish had wrested tue second- tee,"Trevinos.ald."I'vegotthe with aneye-popping,slx.under. whosharedthefirst.roundlead West al, ChI, 43; Monday, ChI, 47; Houston leads serIes 32. (Rau); 6. D*Iinef (Ruggles); 7. LOS Ang 19 ii .633 round lead from veteran Miller most beautiful driver you ever par 64, established a one-strokewith mmdStockton, ':as sevcslipped trices back Montane:. SF, to a 72 CincInnati 39; Madlock, Today's Oames Frene (Phillips). I. Cumban Fri$-Co ii ii 607 1 Barber. saw. Got it from J.C. Snead. It's lead Chi, 3$ New England at Houston, if (S Clark). at San Diego IS 11 517 over the 45-year-old BarDOUBLE5-Zisk, Pgh. 17; necessary a softer FIFTH - I Ocala Eagle (Jef HOuitn "I'm playing better than IS 16 414 '> Madlnck, shaft and I can fade it her, who shot a 65 that he called 139. Chi, 10; Cardenal, fcon), 7. Hazel Nut (Petersen). 3 San Fran $0 20 3fl 9 have in maybe two years. I'm the way I used 10. Chi, 9; Millan, NY, 9. Foil, Kirby Bohermia I A. Myers), 1 "the best I've played at Trevino hasn't won In 14 Atlanta 9 19 .321 9 Mon. I; Morgan, Ciri, I; Rose. playing as well-and putting as Squaw Byrdie(Whayland); S. Judge FrIday's Results "And I'm putting again. I'd Colonial in 16 years." Cm. $ months-the longest victory Floyd 0. (R. Regur); 6 San Diego 7. ChIcago well__as I did In '71." had the putting ylpa. But I've TRIPLES--D Cash. PhL S' Trevino had a two-round total drought he's encountered since Prevaricator (Phillips): 7. -Marion P144140 Stat. Ises,. Montreal at Atlanta, ppd, D Parker. Pgh, 5; Turner, so. ltwasinthatsea.son,whenhe changed my stance, gone to of 132, eight under par on the bursting on the scene with his rain Sleek (M Crank), I Single Oilier IvThIAsescIat.dPreoe 1; Geronlmo, Cm. 3; CabsIl. (Bridges) 9. Nacyl Bruce (PatLos Angeles 3, PIttsburgh 2 won honors as Pro Athlete of what you might call an Arnold demanding Colonial Country victory in the 1968 U.S. OpenNacmoni Ofytflsø Htn, 3. R.Meizger. Hn. 3; w. L PCI Os tenon). Cincinnati 5, Niw York 1 the Year, that the stocky, Palmer crouch with the weight Club course-quite possibly the and has never won in Texas. W,Oavis, SD, 3. La5efen 1113 sa SIXTH - 1 Metrollna Abby se, Louis , San rrancisco 1 HOME RUNS-Kingman. NY. Tampa $6 I) In 1 (Bridges), 2. Freedom Trail (Van PhIladelphia 5, Houst 1 ' Perfsnib , . ng tIll II? 7 14; Schmidt, Phi, I), Ccv. -LA. r....'* I r..i.a. I#,flYV.T ,.,,,, , , ,. aTurDay- s games 7 tO 30 fl) ?' I; Monday, ChI, 7; Bench, Cm,- Winter Hvvn (Hjerp.), 4 Ancindy (Pau); S. Los Angeles (Rau 41) at $.,m,rn DIyIsidti 6; Cecteno, Htn. 6; Matthew's. Miami TOA Alan Great Value ID. Sprigs.gsl; 6. Pittsburgh (W.e'Jch 23) •• SF 6 rs Leuderdal, 1311 1 j SOrgery Time (Sica); 7. BOt'le'% S-an Diego (Strom 3 II at Chi,1 /,C SxPhire STOLEN BASES-Morgan, W Palm Buth .ieio 1113 434 1½ Demon (Kurtzworth). I. Governor COJ/(e5cP 23 cago (Frailirg ii) Bach Cm, 12; Cedeno, Htn, 10; GrifDel Lee (Tarpy), New York ISeaver 41) at Pc5,'1 vog,qn- M'/&#fH,f' Friday's Snot?, Icy, Cm, 9: Cabell, I'itn, 7. SEVENTH - I. More RelIable Cincinnati (Alcala Pttiribirg) I 0) ,,y /7: Ruckner, LA. 7 Miami S. Wit.,' Hay,,4 (Wilsey); 2 Backfire Baye (Rau); Montreal (Warthen 03 and PITCHING Il OccislansLak.0r43. For? 1ai,,*'-,ji; I Y/ / 3 Cou,r'sef PiCC (Bourgeois); 4 4rby 02) t Attanta tRuthven Palm B.i ii 1onuor, 4 jy,,r,i/ , 21] Da, ) -* S I4one anci .arton /i/L5/N oii, 2, t ,, /' T'iv's 4 ,, ,, j *5 Nugget (Provost); 6 Booksluder San Francisco Winter Haven al MiamI (CaId*ell 0-4) Jt2N /.9- ac3', -S-cover, PlY, 4-1, $00, 2.19 Roo(Nielson); 7 Knowing When (S. at St LouS (Denny $7). Laenda$,'iL,t, ker. Poh. 4-I. 1.00. , IñftRNAAIrA/1'4 i'/ JQ?4 /iPP;t) ..... Rau. N.. D.I,.. -. " ' lamps - ' .......- .,.-,-.--,,, 41L3I. 5 VUtiI•J,' ricx ;U5Il'. rnh,acelpnia Lonbg 40) at LA: 4-1, 800, 3 33 Strom, SD.i Potn.no8ih at St Petersburg EIGHTH - 1. Sam Bengazi (R. L94" iO 5 c /97Houston (Dierker 43), I. 800, 315 R,Jonts, 50, 6.2, N Neely) 2. Sptadydale Timbre Today's Games $VTh44IIIL.eeV. 750, 761 Christeon, PhI, 3 I. (Kuct:worth); 3. Antlgo (Thomp New York at Cincinnati, 2 taiterii DIv1ilm 3 67. l9 son) i Joyous Move (Nieisonl; S Los Angeles at Pittsburgh W. I. Pci. OS STRIKEOUTS.....SrnaVer PlY, Cr1 'ldo Dr. 5i,Iedabit (Ruggles); 6. Baron Montreal at Atlanta A11'/%f 13 46; MCntelusco, SF, 40; Lollcpi, CPlartof't ;nbau): 7. Dakota flf'au 16 I) 357 p., DelI S-an Diego I 4*iaI PlY, 39. P.Pliekro, All, 37; Ru C.4RNER II 13 .SlC 3", (Se"ders); I. Peoples Choice (H. San Francisco at St Lou,i .lOCklonville rs, Mon. 33; J.R.chard, Hin, II II S' a EDITOR'S NOTE: Hugh Ansley, a former sports 11! C9I$71 Levan) Philadelphia at Hust Western DIvision 33 -NINTH 1. Spunky Etta tE editor of the Evening Herald, has returned to SemInole I? I) ::: 7-YE YE,9,q3 Chatl$nooa Hysell), 7 I M Bye (R. Myers); 3. U I) AMERICAN LEAGUE ,, AMERICAN LEAGUE County alter being away for iS years. He will write a 'ntgornery 51qo 13 II a flubba East (Rauch); 4 Cur-ui Hill East BATTING (63 at bats)-Car- Columbus - - weekly golf column. tO U -S S (Selders). S Special Byrd (P4" Ir/,V4'E/ p...als. ',*%ius W I Pt?. ty, Cle, 106. Lynn, Bsn, 403; (,B Friday's lisolts Driver); 6. Cheerful Mir (Raut, 7 New York 16 9 tY7'// "m'R 6.10 0 Brett, KC, at Orlando. .391; LeFtore, rain Mack Cleveland looked at the leader board and his mouth f. Ctiarlatt, at .iacs.son,eti., pçd, rain Easter April tR. Neety). Detroit 12 ii .522 3 Del, 3*7; flostock. Mm. opened in disbelief. ColumbuS at c'an.non,., ppd. rain TENTH - I Byrds Honor (Van (taltimore 13 13 .500 i" RUNS-Rivers, PlY. 23; Otis, Pgon-q'.. at Kr'OzviUe, d. ran " "' ' Devect:er); 7 Chance Win (Xurtz tO II .476 Bob Bratzler smiled happily and knowingly, "That young guy 4 XC. 73; North. Oak, 22: B Bell, T.day's Qamis worth - I Wnning Tna I P 12 II .462 4' CIe. 19, Carty, Cle, 19, Sivarrap, it '/'Y orianoo. is still going to surprise some people." ' i Reg,.,r I. I. Gloryland (Gill); 5 Chubs?. •t Ucton i(ki'iviII 9 15 37S 6' R.White. NY, 19, Remy, Cal, Columbu, at Topicof conversation was Wade Botta. The 18-year.old Senicr Mighty Senator (S Clark).' 6. Scotch West 19. Mnr?gon',ry it 4//'' '. "v' Kra,iii Snip (Hall); 7. Victory Rally (P Texas at Seminole High School had shot a pair of blistering 69s to be the IS I .692 RUNS BATTED IN-Rod,, Neely). I Manra (Roy) 9 Peppers Kan City IS 9 625 Oak, 7$; Horton, . 2 Del, 7%'7" '6 22. talk of the Mayfair Country Club members championship. Vic Heel (No Driver Oakland II 13 .519 i', Chambliss, NY. 21; Munson, flW1l2/ Rlchlxirg was par at 144. E.' i$"M Mirwesota 17 12 .500 5 NY, 21; Carty, Cle, 19; Hendr 4R Chicago 8 11 36, • ick, Cle. 19. Burroughs. Tex, California 11 71 314 10 I' a Mayfairwillsoonboastoftworesldentpros. Pro Bob Bratzler HARNESS RACING Friday's Results HtT Carty, dc, 39. Chamb iW 7 ••..••.•...•.•.•.SEMINOLE has had Bill Osetek under hIs wing for a year and a half and the Boston 2. Milwaukee 1 Ills. NY, 37. G.Brett, KC, 36; FRIDAY'S RESULTS FRIDAY'S RESULTS OF /976" ,.. slim, handsome 26-year-old will be earning his PGA credentials BaltImore 6. New York 2 Rivers. NY, 34; Munson, NY. ::: ,797 Cleveland 6. Detroit 3 33, Bochte, Cal, 33. North, Oak, alter this month. FIRST -1 Mary Brooks (Hvsell) FIRST - 1. Nestor-G.oros (6) Kansas City 7. Chicago I 13. (41 900 9 50 680. 2. Jeans First (5) 73 60. 510, 6 20, 2. lbar-Lorenzo t2 Osetek has been around golf since a young'u.n. In college at :::' Minnesota 6, California i DOUBLES-Carty, Cle, tO. 1 80] 60; 3. Beau Sabre (7) 1050; 0 5 50.4 50; 3 Victor-Davalos (5) 4 10. Oswcgo near S)TaCUSe, N.Y., Osetek spent his four ye&s with the * Texas 1, Oakland 3 10 innings L.Stanton, Cal, 9. Ruci. Oak, 9; (15) 139 00; 1 1:39, Q (26) 4710. P ('12) 191.10. Saturday's Games twothingsthatpreoccupledhlsmindandhlstIme: chemi.stryand DEvans. Bsn. I; Mellon, Cal, ,, SECOND - 1. Sis Wampum SECOND - i. Victor-Goros Iii -\ Milwaukee (Co(txrn 23) at I lDenn,s( (6) 5 801.102*0, 2. Speedy \ \i,. -, 13 70, 5 10. 1 20; 7 Ibar5utton (it If, and he was good at both. The year he earned his BA in , '-' Boston (Jenkins 151 TRIPLES-Pmnlella, NY, 3; Hans (5) 1 80 4.50; 3 Ocata Penny . 760.45.0. 3 Solos.Permna (5) 700, Q iitemnistry he was captain of the golf team. I' ,, Baltimore (Cuellar I-?) at Cowens, KC, 3; 10 TIed With 2. (1) 400; 0 (6-1) $21.40; 1 (6 I-I) (Ii) 3260: P (3-1) U.50: Big 0 (26 New York, (Figueroa 2-7) For the uninformed, being captain of your college golf team HOME RUNS-Hendrick. Cle. $24050; OD (46 $5360; 1 7:171. ith 13) 195.40. Cleveland (Doon 3)) at Dc ,/ "-.5' + 6; Hort3n, Det. 6. Otis. KC, 6; THIRD - I. Speedollie (Crank) THIRD - 1. Ibar Diaga (4) 1760. ;ind also a graduate of the school does not qualify you to be a troi' (Fidrych 00) ,, .-. Burroughs, Tex. 6; Bonds, Cal, (3) 6003+20300; 2 Dr. Rufl (2) 5.50 110, 3 60. 2 Refa Gor-os (1) 1 10, , i. :iber of the PGA. You have only begun. ' ' Texas (Brites 31) .tt Oaklani 5; Bando. Oak, 5; Grieve, Tex, 360; 3+ Jefferson Adios II) 1.20; 0 360; 3. Barquin Loren:o (6) 170. 0 (Mitchell ii) 'i'o be eligible to apply to the PGA for membership, the ap5(73) $19.40; T (3 25) 116S.20 T 2:15. (1 1) 3420; P (41) 7100 Minnesota (Blyleven 77 and ST01£N BASES-Rivers, FOURTH - 1. Pan Lady J It;int must serve an apprenticeship for 2L years - One credit FOURTH - 1. C'.asti tI (7) 13.40, ____________________________________________________ Pedlern 00) at California PlY, 1; North. Oak. II; Bonds, (Deason ((7) 14406404.00; 2. Kim 170, 1 20, 2. Paco (2) 700. 700; 3 or each month and the applicant must accumulate 32 credit.s (Pass 04 and Monge 10), 2 Cal. II. Randolph, NY, 10; Lobell (6) 6603.10; 3. Tiogas Grace Rlfo (6) i so; 0 (77) 5200; P (7 Chicago (Gossage Oseek only earned 8 credits for getting his college degrees.). 1-2) Remy, Cal. ID; Patek, XC, 10. at (1) 600. Q (6-7) 17540. T (7-6-)) 7) $79 40; DD (4 7)133 50. s:ansas City (Splittorff 73), (n) PITCHING (1 Decisions)- 512160; T 2:16. Further, the applicant must be In the golfing business for 36 FIFTH - 1. Refael-,Molina (1) C, Ellis, NY, 40. 1000, 3.00 Fit:Today's 3ames FIFTH-i Arden Ed (Plewman) 1320,920,3 60,7Apraiz-Moljna(fl months and directly under a pro for 24 months. Cleveland at Detroit rnoqrms, XC, 40, 1 000, 3.34 SIa- (1) Ii 804102.00; 2. Yankee Guy (2) 920. 3 60; 3. Mutilla Rod'oI?o (7) Milwaukee at Boston Mayfair members can thank his infant son for Osetek being ton, Mil, 4-1, 500. 3.32 440350, 3. 1 J Q Ci) 3.20; 0 (1-2) 400. 0 (1 2) 3160: P (2-1) 5070 Baltimore at New York W Campbell, Mm, 1-1, $00, 3.12 51760. T (121$ $61.00; 1 1.40). with the club, lie had been doing his apprenticeship in the sum. SIXTH - I Victor Gash II (71 Chicago at Kansas City D.Roberts Di?, 3 1. .750, 730 SIXTH - I. Mr. Bad.ye 1700. 5.00, 4.40; 7. Galdos Paco II) mers for a couple of years In Indianapolis, Indiana but his wile P.?nnesota at California Brites, Iex, 3-I. .750, 797 Tiant, (Dvoracek) (7) 17.00 5.40 100; 2. 7.00.140; 3 Bob Mandiota (5) 120. was so close to delivery time that he stayed in the Sanford area. Trias t Oklind Bsn, 4-2. .647, 3.15 G.Perry, Debutante Tass (5) 11.60 980; 3. Q (37) 47 60. P (73)141 30; DO (2 Tex, 1 2. 667, 3.10. Not only does Osetek tend the shop, but he's a Jack-of-all Impulse (1) 3.20:0 (5-7) 526 00; T (7. 7)13390 STRlKEOUT-Ryan, Cal. Si) $637 00; 1 2:11:1. SEVENTH -- I. Rafael Diaga 11( trades, giving golf lessons and preparing clubs. At the end of the 70. Tanana. Cal, 53; Blyle'ven, SEVENTH - 1 Sumter Princ 1000. 150, j 40. 2 Bob Gasti II + month, though, Osetek will be making application to be a "" 39. Hunter. NY. 31, (Vince Culhane) (6) 19+00 540 3.00; 040. 1 10. 3 Zubi-Egurbi (6) 440. Q C, Perry. 'Tes. 33 professional golfer. lie has a good chance of being heard from, 2 Frosty Spitz (I) 4.20 3.00; 3. (131 1280, P (1)) 13010 SPeed-i Tracer (1) 2.50; 0 (1 6) EIGHTH - 1. Mutilla Boniguen too. He coasted to a 72 his last time out. $4960; 1 (6-1-4) 1157.70; 1 2:11:4. (5)700,460.140,2 Zubi Elorri 161 EIGHTH-i. 6,nnas Baby (Bob 700.300,). Rafa'el-Arrieta (3) 350. NATIONAL LEAGUE Neely (5) 9.20 3+50 300; 2. Devils Q (6.5) 63,20; P ($6) 231,00; Big 0 BATTING (65 at bats)--Ro,e, Bud Richards Is still not touching the ground with hi-s feet as Advocate (8) 7.00 500; 3. Little (I 3 with 6$) 132140. NBA Playoffs Co. +102. Russell, LA, 3y PHII.ADEI.PHIA (AP) .-. 'The future of the California JunIper (2)400; 0(54) 122.50; T (5Semifinals '.' c B r i 0 e • he walks around. Richards recently eagled the sixth hole at SIL. NINTH - I lsasa (4) 10+10, 600. 36 62)$1SI.60; T 2:13. Sils the National Hockey League's problem child since Best-eli SerIes S 40. 2+ Apraiz (3) 6 10, 360, 3 Mayfair. He used a 3-wood on the 370-yard fairway and single NINTH - 1. Surtax (Joe Seiders) Rafael (1) 1 20; 0 (24) 3450; P (4-2) Friday's Rnults it entered the league in 1967, remained in question after a putted. Unofficial records and recollections indicate this tobe the Cleveland 701 703 40:2. Sumter Beau 9.10 $1610 106, Boston 7, rapid-tire sequence of events. 560. 3 Spanish £111, (6) 4,70; 0 (3series tied 2-2 first eagle on six, and that includes the years that the Mayfair was TENTH - 1 Pafa4 Sutton (1) 1nursda night in San Francisco, the Mayor's Select PhoenIx 105. Golden State 1) $16 10. T (34-6) 1101.10; 1 2:10:2. 17 00. I 50, 6.70; 2+ Viclor-Paco (St the smallest course on the PGA tour. TENTH - 1 Mary Jo Adios (Joe 6 70. 3 00. 3 Mario Peclna (3) $ 70, (01. series titd 33. Committee on Yerb.a Buena Center struck down a S-elders I II) 9+006.10 3.40; 2. Choice 0 115)31 '3 p 115)234 00. 00 U 1) Todays Games proposal that team owner Melvin Swig be allowed to Cleveland at Boston Lee Ply (2) 1260 11+10: 3. Grey (3) 16260 Attorney Bill Fuller swears he's telling the "hole" truth when construct a 17,500-seat areia ala cost of $20 million for the 3.00:0 ('-4) 131.70; T (1-2-)) $700 00; PhOinji at Golden State ELEVENTH - 1. Mutilla.w..oy CINCINNATI (AP) T 2:15. Tuesday, May he says he has knocked 10 strokes off his game just by buying a TwoII) 1040, 610, 140; 7. Isasa-Molina downtown area, The hockey club has operated at severe Boston at Cleveland (1) $00. 1 00. 3 Apr.iz Egurbi (6) time Heisman Trophy winner new set of irons, financial los.s in the l2,00-seat Oakland Alameda Counts' SATURDAY NIGHT 3400 (II) 1500; P (S-I) $11350 Archie Griffin will head Guess golf is a psychological game after all. a list of Coliseum, and ever since he purchased the club last July, Cleveland at Boston, ,f neces TWELFTH -1. Palael Elorri (I) Fl.ST - I Regal Eden (No Il 10. 500. 4.40; 7. Apraiz 30 new players who will open t..ir, Andy Carraway is smiling again, lie had been glum for some Swig had expressed his intention of shifting the team to Rodolfo Driver). 7 Bright MIr (Farber); 3. () 180, 1.50; 3 tle Cincinnati Bengals' rookie Isasa Arriesa (3) time, upset that he was hitting his tee shots poorly. Carraway is the new multi-purpose arena. C U Lator (KOrners); 4. meo 0 lIe) 3660; -. ,u, camp here Thursda,. nnwall smiles ind' '""1 tidfh hi i'm , tC ! h' Cc i' r',, waa au , s 'iowp, it was revealed F'ric1 HersPsel(Newinan), S. Evas Dream O'OQIIIwthalll)11310; (Ilwith iSirk); 6. New Coach Bill Johnson said MaurIce Edward driver with an extra stiff shaft and the results have been that Swig had informed the SIlL of his plan to "exercise all 6( imi 10 (Bere:nak): 7 Adios Duchess he expects 24 players selected dramatic, NHL Playoffs his option of transfer," according to league President Filipilli), _____ $ Tallow (Bridges) ___________________________ Finals in the National Football League ('larence Camplieli. SECOND - 1 Sl'v*rbell Rice t' Orst-of-7 Series r Pau draft and about six free agents 2 Hobbys Changer _________ ,'When Mr. Swig bought the club from us, we gave him Today's Games (Becker). 3 Miss Bernardstcn FERN PARK - Merlin Tice opposition and ' ated its In Class A, Bob Ber.',on and beginning 11:30 a.in. and Ron ilaynes pulled the closest rival the I six times Jim Haynes caught first and Seaboard Cs? L.n I? 2 .537 WL p Pitted in the 1:30 Class B CharlIe's -EIdridge Standard II 3 .756 biggest surprise to date Friday they played en route to posting second round leaders Jay competition will be J. Garcia - Outcast II LakeMonroe Inn 10 1 .711 2 I 1 .500 1 in the partido qualifying 39 points on the scoreboard. Musleh and Dan Hendley, but Morris vs. P. Garcia-Grlswald , Shoemaker Contt, 1 1 .500 I Gro Moøite 7 6 339 tournament being staged at ti'e Burger King The effort moved them from lost a playoff for the top spot, 7- (a matchup of bcothers) and Patrick Oulcasts to .216 $ o 2 .000 7 Scm Corn Faiutty 211 .1 Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai a tie for fourth to sole 3. John Bowers and Tom Holt Tice-R. Haynes vs. PikeAt.jto Train 212 .113 10 fronton. possession of third place. Jesus finished third with Gary Greves Nostru. BASEBALL LASSIE LEAGUE The pair of amateur Jai-alai Garcia and Ste%e Morris and Guy Mongello fourth. Partido play will be to 15 W L Pc? GB SENIOR LEAGUE players were not highly seeded finished second, supplanting Bowl America $ 0 1 000 -. Thus Monday's pairings will points for first round and Kiwanis S 3 625 3 w3i.I Pc? Badcock 750 08 - In Class B competition, and Mike Griswald and Pablo send Benson-Haynes against consolation with finals being Civitar, 2 S .216 S' Q. Did Willie Mays ever hit four home runs in one game and if 3 knew they had to scramble in Garcia,whohadanoffdaywjth Greves.?ilongello and Musleh- played to 20. Crc Pawn Shop I 6 143 6' -3 Chase& Co. 2 2 .500 1 so what was the date and was It a nine-inning game? - R.J. order to finish In the top four only 21 points and fell to fourth Hendley vs. Bowers-Holt in TroIes will be awarded to KeyStone 0 4 .000 3 Cotter, Leittown, Pa. and qualify for Monday's place. CHURCH STANDINGS Class A first round action the 16 finalists. On April 30, 1961, in a regulation game, Willie Mays blasted W I PcI os PEEWEE LEAGUE partido finals. $ 3 .727 -.-_.'_; fl : . - W I Pc? GB four home runs for the San Francisco Giants. In modern baseball Pine'crit Laptis? So, while top qualifiers Ho) Fir-it Baptist Pantheri 3 667 1 2 0 history, eight batters have performed that feat, most recent being Fir-st Mthodjt Pike and Mike Nostro weri 6 4 600 1', Tigers 2 0 1.000 Mike Schmidt of the Philade!phia Phillies this sprin. 1st Presbyterian Cardinals s .s. 2 running up a tourney one-clay 1i• Twins S 5 500 2' Q. What can you tell me about the Seattle Seahawks' new All SOUlS i 1 .500 1 high of 53 points, the IlaynesChurchof Nazarene 5 5 500 2' RebeI 0 2 .000 2 football coach? What did be do before to warrant this new Assembfy Of God Tice duo pecked away at it.s -J Yankees 4 6 ioo i'.', 0 000 7 pition? - Hal Olson, Riverside, Calif. Class A- i. Jay Muttey 0.' •. .. - - :. Jack Patera, out of the University of Oregcn, played seven HendIy 31-lOIx; 2. Bob Benson i.' - -- . . -- ._ .•. - - . coach In the league since 1963, with the Los Angeles Rams, the New York Giants and the last seven years molding the vaunted defensive line of the Minnesota Vikings. He's personable and impressive and defense-oriented. His younger brother, Ken, Is also one of the world's great weightlifters. Jack carries some igit, t. Q.Couldyoutellmewhothetallestwomeninthecountryare in high school, college and pro basketball" II I'm not mistaken, 'en Bachman, a seven-footer, is the tallest on the pro level. Malt [ring, Alexandria, K)'. I'm not really up on heights among women basketball players. lam told that Ms. Bachman, An AAU player, is 7-I. Lusla Harris, the 6-2 and a half Delta Stztr star, is considered among the tallest players. Nancy Dunkle, 6-2, paces the outstanding Cal State Fullerton team. But broad information isn't available. "It's a pain researching anything in women's sports," says Lee Green of UCLA, who specializes In that area, Q. Since 1960, what major league baseball team, ''-. the start of the season, went undefeated the longest? - J. Peters, CincinnatI, 0. The Pittsburgh Pirates in 1962 and the Cleveland Indians in 1966 each won 10 straIght games at the start of the season. In the 20th century, only one other team has equalled that - Brooklyn in 1955. Sunday, May 16, 1974-36 I swaggering Trevino stalked off on the inside of my feet. I'd toughestlayoutthe pros face all Lee Trevino, confidently seek- with an unmatched one-month been moving my body on the season--with Barber one shot Ing his first victory ever In his bag that Included the national putts. This keepe me more Ma- back at 133. native Texas, stopped just short open titles of the United States, tionary." Dave Stockton, with a 69, and of making an outright victory Britain and Canada, prediction. Utitilizing that familiar fade 46-year-old Don January, with a And he's playing Just like that off the tee and the crouched 68, were tied for third at 136, putting stance, the flambou- f off the lead. "The way I'm playing now, now, halfway through the yant, blazed African strokes Gary Player, withSouth a 67 it's awful hard for 'em to keep $23),0OO Colonial National In- overflashy his lastTrevino nine holea Friday The Haynes 32-101; 3. John Bowtrs-Torn Iioft 22-50; 5. Jake Pryor-I-fenry Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Esi1 FORT WORTH, Tex. tAP) Partido Finale Set Monday' 1 6 400 3 1 9 100 6 ______________________________________________ _______________________________________ Trevino Sniffs Victory Lk 1 Q. Whatever happened to Walt We'ey? lie was supposed to go to the Lakers with Kareem Abdul Jabbar, but instead they got Cornell Warner. Could you tell me how and why? - Jon O'Brien, Vergennes, Vt. Wesley, never more than a fringe player most of his career, did come from Milwaukee with Jabbir, played one game as backup center, was released and is out of pro ball. Warner, purchased from the Bucks the day before the season opened, logged more playing time than any Laker forward. Q. Where can I write to Joe Garaglola? - George RUle, Paradise, Calif. The best way to contact Garagola is to write to NBC Sports, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 10020. He's flitting around the country ing the Monday night games but the word will get to him. Q. John Henry Johnson, a superstar for 14 years, is not in the Hall of Fame. He is presently number five rusher of all time in the NFL. So my question is to you, what does it take to get into the hall of Fame? - John Brown, Oakland, Calif. This is one of my favorite peeve topics. John Henry, who is ((u tll 'o 6 itw s pst I bs (1 J Simp-tn lact season) certainly merits consideration. What it takes is a lobbyist from within when the Hall of Fame committee meets during Super Bowl week, and the longer a niaver has been retired the less those committee people remember him. It's just as ridiculous that Frank Gifford has long been overlooked when some less worthy have been picked. Personal popularity, not grid achievement, has become afactor. - - s No t Bad, BU t Br e a rn Is 1<, fl g - - trouble required. * are minor. In time these add up and make a substantial plus for the club, Decades ago when Horace Stoneham made a visit to Mayfair he wanted things a certain way. That set a tone that has deminished little over the years, if at all. Almost all courses that are narrow and tight are having financial difficulties today. Mayfair is big and beautiful and getting better. Add to that the fantastic greens this year, better than many, many years and the layout is a real spectacular. A golfer, even a hack out killing snakes, wants an opportunity to shoot a good game. The tight, narrow course is filled with frustration while an open course like Mayfair makes almost every ball playable and allows any golfer to improve his game. Every golf course and club is revenue conscious, and Mayfair is no exception. There is, however, a good limitation on open play at MayfaIr. Years ago when Mayfair was on the PGA tour, members complained of not being able to play for a month because of the influx of the, 'os. the actual tournament, and then the stragglers staying behind. Complaints are still there, but relative to other courses, without merit. The course is so big niI soopen thatnow, withthewiater Influx gene, the memhershiphas an abundance of room Members only planning is also at Mayfair: Tuesday evening 9-hole twilight league; Wednesday ladies' day; and Thursday mixed twilight league. - Three Days, Three Nights' Rain Close Doors At Jefferson Downs club to a place of his choice if the notice was given by May 15," Campbell said Friday at an impromptu news conference during the annual Stanley Cup luncheon. All, Norton Meet Sept. 27 Norton fight will be held Sept. 27 in the renovated Yankee Stadium, A spokesman for George Steinbrenner, principal owner of the New York Yankees, the prime tenant of the Stadium, announced the heavyweight title fight Friday. The spokesman said plans for the bout have been in the works for three months. Norton fractured All's Jaw and beat him the first time the two fought, while A1.i scored a narrow decision in the rematch. The announcement of the matchup follows an abortive attempt to stage a Joe FrazierGeorge Foreman fight at Yankee Stadium, That event was shifted to the Nassau Coliseum when it was decided by Yankee officials that th.' fight would cause too mm4ch damage to the grass lit Yankee Stadium. Hungary Zone - - inners BUDAI'EST Peter Szoeke defeated Abdel Ghamiy 6-2, 6-4, 6.0 and Balasz Taroczy beat Ismail El Shafel 4-6, 6-3, 6.1,6-Ito give Hungary a 2-0 lead over Egypt in their bestof-five 'lAme A Davis Cup quarter-final 'enmils tournament, - Barrazzu Ill Triumphs thy 22. "This camp isa good start on getting the new players acquainted with our system," Johnsonsaid."Jthelpsuslater tIn at wilmington-summer camp for the entire team-betime then to teach some of the llcs." Juhii.n was named coach alter General Manager Paul Brown stepped down Jan. 1. ." * * * * * ChICAGO I API The CIa. cago Sting, playing without * * stars John Kowalik and Lemiiiie Robertson, are in first * place in the Northern Division * of the North American Soccer * league with a 4. victory over * the Miami Toros. The winless and scoreless * FOrDS finalb' broke the ice and * got on the scoreboard Friday * with goals by Gord Fearnlcy * and Ricardo Di Riento, but they * were not enough to block Sting'o third win infive outings. * Miami is * Chicagogoalswerescoredby * John Lowey, Jimmy Kelly, Steve Petlow and John James. * - The owner of Economy Toyota, Airport Blvd. & Hwy 17-92,Sanford, Rb. is allegedly guilty of low, low prices and high trade-ins on his fine Automobiles, according to reliable sources In the area. He's stocked with dozens of cars and is making deals his competition claim make him guilty of selling TOO-LOW. Since the JURY isn't in yet, NOW'S the time to go down and buy a car at the right price, while they last. 4 NEW CARS-WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD (5 yr. - AUVE - - a 50,000 MUe Warranty Available) • USED CARS • '74 VEGA HATCHBACK, air automatic .........$1485 '72 FORD TORINO, air automatic ..............$1090 '69 C H E V E L L E, sharp Ii' tie car .................$997 '71 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON, automatic, air $1284 '74 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER, like new S3688 'i TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCK .................$2193 '74 TOYOTA CELICA, loaded ...................S3196 •,...... . Connors Defeat Richey i'--lii * Lead League t (Bridges); 5. Beatrice Wa'j (P Regur); 6. Joaguin Jeer-i (Jet f fq') 7 Chickenpicker (Thomp SOn). 8 Adios Pornpey (Bridges) *****************************************d * * Chicago Sting Corrado Barrauutti ot I3OURNEMOUTII, England Italy defeated Norman Holmes of Melbourne, Fla. in semi'inal action of the $100,000 British Hard Courts KENNER, La. (AP) - The ment shortly before post time Tennis ('hiimpionships. Jefferson !owiis race track for the first race. canceleditsFridaynightraces, "The decision is being made ---------------------TT:,Tj::_ saying three consecutIve days in the best interest and the FL0R$0A of heavy rains made the track safetyofthejockeysandhorses , which would be running tonight, unfit for use. IARHIVE I .AS VEGAS - Yimmy Connors defeated Cliff Hichey 7. Marie Krantz, track general also In the best interest of the S1'cI1INFSTATF,a J) cli. . at liul t Ii(! (-2 in the $l50,100 Alan King Tennis Classic., iut!g manager, made the - Monlreal leads series 30+ TueSday. May IS Philadelphia at Montreal, necessary '1! 0 OVER 100 USED CARS IN STOCK I (24 mos, 0 24,000 Mile Warranty Available) * 0 * ECONOMY TOYOTA * SANFORD Airport Blvd. At Hwy 17'92 * * PH. 322.8601 * **** * * * * * * **** CASSELBERRy Just North Of 436 On Hwy. 17.92 PH 834-5900 * * * * * * * * a * * * * * * * * * * k * * * * C * 0 �-----5--. --- 5- _-- Y--- -, _ HOME Sunday, May 16, lB-Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft Farm Family • CLASSIFIED ADS OIQndo Wintet' PQrk Seminole f - CLASSIFIED DEPT. I I A I Dear Mr. S ion, From vow articles. I athrr there is considerable difference belset'n the normal real estate marketplaces and those of the exehangor. Wh' should this be so? J.L Dear Mr. J.L. The difference between the regular brokerage real estate market and that of the exchange market place is due to the difference In the type of clients, and the standpoint from which each WOrkS. For instance, the regularmarketptace for real estate is one in which all "listings" are those of "wanters" - people who want so much down, so much price, so much terms. In the exchange field, the clients are, in a sense, "don't ariters'' - l}vse who ''don't want'' what they hav€ due to seine ifuiik1II connected v,ith it. So the exchangor works from a "people" standpoint rather than from a property standpoint. He attempts to solve whatever problem his client may have by using another client's property. The other client must, of course, enjoy the solving of his problem at the same time. Just to clear the records, the "problem" is seldom affixed to the property. in t'thti "ctis. it is not ')unk" property, or prorty with inherent troubles. The "problem - rnos olten Is a "people problem." We In the exchange field say, "There is no bad property, just wrong ownership." So many golden opportunities are presented to exchangors hichneverarediscoveredontheopenmarket.fliisisoneofthe many reasons why those heokers who train and specialize in txchanges are generally highly successful. Send your questions to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida T7l ood VVorries •-r•. - :!. - :,.. I, _5. • ., :. ,T'p-. 5. -, . ..•1 ( t' -._- _fr ,'. .-. •• 4 ". - ;5••• 1. I Ti.. .if4 grew - 4'3-' rc -, - warp - y..5. • -. ....• :.ii4'. '•.,'- '....' ' •.•cc?. • •'-•:;.•; :':-•'• , • It. 13. Lazwood Shores, 2nd'Addn., A New Em Poyee? Let Us Do The Hunting For You I Need Work? Stop Looking! Hunt Inn a - . Call 323-5176 . e ,aft FROM - £? :v1 ,qL . - r 'C • • 'V f -j 925 (For either of Andy Lang's booklets, "Wood Finishing In the Home" or "Paint Your IIOUSI.' Inside Out' send 30 cents and a long, TAM l'kV, 1505 W. 25th St. A SANFORD :, ••• •:,_ _. S •. j' • • : : s_ -:- 1 -w.w - 99flQfl Professionally M'ir'aoed self-addressed envelope to ' Know-How, P.O 477, Hunttngton, N. Y. 11743. QuestIons can not be answered individually. _i • 4 ,,, , -- - 2 - N ____ 1 Z _______ - E1I1 _____________ -, .x / r -. w 0 ni J S C) - 1k - ____________________ Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide. Companion; Needed Immediately [ - a -.- ' -. r.rL _________________ ;i 36 feet (792 square yet it contain3 two kitchen with a dining space and a living room. Each room has a fair-sized closet, and there Li a small storage space between the kitchen and the bathroom. The 8 x 22 foot porch acts as the entry to the house, Plan HA928R was designed by archItect Jan Reiner, 100G-52nd St. North, St. Petersburg, Fin., 33710. Anyone wanting more Information may write the a;chitect., encio1ng ; stamped, self-addressed envelope. bedrooms with a bath, a feet), 323-5176 Sitter, my home. for 2 children. Must have own transportalion. Call 372-7846 after 5:30 p.m. COMPLETE MOTEL STAFF "NewPlush" opening june ;e'-,iiring NOW 0 ni THE SIZE OF THIS COMPACT retirement house Is 22 7olCommercial ccontant, Executive Secretary, Chief Mointenance Engineer, Executive HOukkeeper, Food and - . • Bevoraqe Manager. AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 51'6 201 Commercial Man and wife or experienced people wk. Man wanted for Ianttoria must have experience wIth floor buffer. Apply: Mr. CPimrnbt'$, Zayre store. Sanford, from 10a.m. to? pm Pig phone raUs pase 1$ WAITOR! IS -- Plua' location with excellent clientel. Must be zperlencd. A EFAPLOYMFNT 373 5176 70) Commercial Fke.p A. Driver for tdly days a week. Salary with duties. Send resume to Box 602, c o The Eing HraId, P.O. Box 1657. couple, 3 Sanford. Fla 37771 -- -- . rr.r 4 __________ _______ - WITT REALTY THAT'S ALL and move in, 3 BR, I", baths, masonry. Fla, room, nicely landscaped No QUALIFYING. Just good credit. $1500 down, $704 closing cotti. $219 50 mo. (In Cludet all) AP rate S'. pct. Only 571.500 Available Juni 10. Peg. Real Estate Broker 321 0640 373 7*95 322 0119 322 214$ '-I 44drr,y REALTOR INC DRIVE BY CALL TO SEE 1)2 Mayfair Circle 1 BR, 2 bath, reduced to $I9.00 - 4 3521 Palmway -- 3 BR, big country $13,500 225 SemInole, Lake Mary Spacious 4 BR, 3 baths. asking 136.000 Make offer. 323.9410 PINECREST Lovely 3 BR, 1' -, bath. House & yard is immaculate, Wall wall carpet, fruit trees, fenced yard. Only $21,500. Call for app. Call Central Fla's 54i1eS&ETct1 ge Liader 24 His. Stemper Realty 1arinc?s 4rJ4:llLI1gc infurnishr.OAPARTMENT1' FROM $134 Large 1£? Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished .MOPals •CLUB ROOM '' . POOL • 'and; Cedroonis I or 1') Baths ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE - REQUIRED Highway 17.92, Sanford Across From Ranch Houi Florida Ave h23U50 23-UW - . 323-86700r831.9777 w rii uui - u •U - air. Directions - Go west on Hwy. 46. Turn on Airport Blvd. Go to Jewett Lane. Follow open house signs. Sunday May 16th Large' Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights •Sldewalks S 2:30.5:00 Ely S P Call 'I" • for Appointment 322.3)03 - i SANFORD,FLA, ' SELMA WILLIAMS 323.7832 [13 MLS heal Estate Of Your Choice '1 started Aamco Transmissions wiih $3000 and made hundreds of men wealthy. Now I have an even better idea:' - 323 1930 efficiency with carport, air condition. Prefer retiree. Phone 3 Room 323 5767. r ' 215-265S606 I Sll-5/ 6 31A-Duplexes ---- ADDflIS5 CITY I iöiWö Stereo throughout (pool & garage included), deodorizer in Central heat & air system, 10" attic insulation & 2 automatic attic fans. Pool features Include polIshed Tennessee stonc deck full bath near, carpeted patio, full outdoor Iiç'ting, automatic clorination In pool filteration systen' Nater fountain nearby. Truly a house of distinction - ,ur lust $63,500. Stop and takea look, You'll want tosty! ' '' 3237632 Eves. 3720412 or 327-1567 2201 S. _t____ _•J ,, French Ave., Sanford 321•0041 NW, Corner of Wekiva Park Drive and Hwy 46 Joe B. MrCawley Sr., Sole Owner from New Jersey. Lois of 'w."-tj, mahogany and oak. Also modern 1ui, Uis,,4Iej, iv. an ap. pliances, Some antiques. BankAmericard and Master Charge welcome TA F F E R R EA L TY WeStern Auto, 301 W. Firs? St., 377. 44 C3 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean your own Carp' Rent our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 51$1 322.1453 7'i Ton Truck Sed, 56 ft. high, steel structure and heavy oak frame, stale bed. Well built, used once. Phone 322-1101. See at 1309 Summerlin Ave. 1974 Toyota pick up, lcng bed, aIr 3235061 after 1 p.m. Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT. SUN, Fern Park, 1)1.1310. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 80tos for Sale 1971 Nova 7 door, new upholstery Super clean. Willing to sell below wholesale. $195 Hacienda Motors, 3239393. 1973 Matador, I dr., factory aIr. radio. PS, 32,000 miles, excellent condition. See at 232$ Palmetto Ave. or call 327 5203. 1965 Ford Falcon. Must see to ap preciate. Small 6 cylInder. A real cream puff Call for information, 323 9725 14acer,iIa Motori Toyota '7) Carina, 1600CC, new steel radials, 3 year battery. Air cond., 4 speed stick. Blue, white vInyl top, deluxe trim. One owner, Dailey. The Forrest, Lake Mary 323 .516. 1970VW, exc,llent conditIr, rr'c3 & THE MAlI, 373-1570 or 531-1405. 1915 Mustang VI, automatic new paint, mag wheels. Runs and looks good. 1300. Call 6611712. '70 VW Squareback, automatic, air, 7 new fires, 15,336 ISYR.FHAFINANCING bROWSE AND SAVE. It's easy ana fun . The Want Ad Way. . -:_ Autos ________ Wanted -_______ _____ MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks v year thru 1976 models 7 days .ee'k. Call collect, 568 7131 1973 CadIllac Sedan DeVille, like new, many extras including sun roof, low mileage. 222 3033. 1964 T.Bird, all power. air, like new. Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $311318. 1975 Honda Sedan CVCC, 13.000 miles, air, radio, steel radial tires, showroom new. $2,','50. 349.5631. 1970 Maverick, 6 cyl, 59,000 miles, runs excellent, new inspection, $995. CHICO & THE MAN 3231570 or 634-1605. 1973 Flat, factory air, FM stereo, 4, miI's. Weekdays after 3. 321. 0357. 78-Motorcyc es S Triumph Trident motorcycle, Ike iiew. Mu-st sacrifice. $1795. a11 today. HacIenda Motors. 323. 393- ke your Budget go further, shop 'e Classified Ads every day. I bike, 1977 SuZuki TM 400 sking 1.350. Phone 323 4201 after I 1971 Flat 121 IC Special I door sedan, A.M.FM, automatic with aIr. $7400. Phone 322-4972. 19)1 Corvette 4-speed 45.1, new paint. 1331$ or best offer. 1971 VW Campmobile, ceded with extras. Make Offer. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 3731010 260Z, 2+2, blue stereo, low miles. Show room condition. 1974 Datsun metallic, air, m. BLAIR AGENCY to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED We Buy Furniture DAVES)2) 9370 - %995.CHICO& THE MAPI,373 1370 1915 RD 230 Yamaha Excellent Running Cond. 5300 3220959 Top prices paid, used, any condition. 6.44 $126, Winter Park, miles. or 53.4 1605 DOBERMAN PINSCtiERS AKC Puppes & Stud Service Call Mr Anders.n, 365 5710 68-Wanted actual $973. Phone 372 1421, $5795 Motorcycle Insurance Phone 323.7340 3*03 Orlando Drive SanIø,_____________ 373 5200 Air Conditioner, 11,000 BTU, used ____________ less than a month. $123. Phone 323. 3 Bedroom mobile home, 1', baths, 4325. new Sears top of line appilances. 12'x 16' hand built utility room. All Mink coat and matching hat, small size. Must sacrifice, 1.300. Phone set up on so' x 123' lot with well and 327,977$. Located near Lake Wier, Fla, Phone 904 7186191. _____________________ Reconditioned Batteries, 1i.95 65-s-Supplies PIGS 6Wk$. Healthy 123 372-7225 :0MpLETE LINE OF MODERN AND BLACK POWDER GUNS AND ACCESSORIES, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 76-Auto Parts 1972 630 YAMAHA $100 Ph. 3flO011afterIp m. -Livestock. Poultry STORE HOURS: 10A.M. SP.M 1IOOE,73thSt, 1200 French Ave. 3237 340 YOU MLL LUMt What: Auction Arsenal When: Tuesday, May 18 Where: Sanford Auction 1200S, French Ave. today. Sanford Auction HOME OF THE MONSTFRO BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $13 for DELISHYOSA complete car. Call 372 1624 after 4 Rare & Unusual Plants & Shrubbery pm Grand Opening with 2 bedroom home and out. buildings Only $71,500 This is a VA oPportunity. Call 1970 373.3466 or 373 7110 79-Trucks-Ira i lers Ditiun 240Z, British racing green, extra clean. AM radio, 2895 7 Ford F-S00 II ft. van, hydraulic ft. air. Phone 323 7310. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322-1835 I Toota, air, AM, Camper top. 'us? tell 671 3463 after 1 PM septic tank. - ________________ Gary Pc' - -.;' -" _________ "1 SAAI 3 BR, l'-'z bath, 6O'x12' Star, :2' metal awning. shed, Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 373 41') after 5 - 30, 4.000 BTU.$50 Phone 322.3712 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun Icr tops. Sinks. Installation available, Bud Cabell. 322-1052 anytine. A FRACTION OF THEIR COST arr flMJ. Sale 43--Lots-Acreage - Seminole & Volusla Counties Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY, P,EALTOR. 67P 0711. 3010 50 & 60 pcI. discount on all children's clothing. Boys' ncw casual suits, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses A. short & long play suits. Want to lose weight? Cani stay on a diet? _________________ Call 3270071 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELl-TRADE 311 31S E. First St. 3725.472 If the world has become too much for you, isn't it time to consider "uncomplicated living". Springwood Village offers you a retreat from the hectic world. The quiet seclusion of tropicaL gardens await Refresh your spirit with natural living at Springwood Village. i975 Singer Zig-Zag ,'itjn'c' separate family and adult sections fully equipped clubhouse 4 hr, maintenance deluxe appliances 'bar-be-cue areas 'tennis courts .2 pools Efficiencies $1Z9. One bedroom apartment. (ron $160. 2 bedroom apartments Iron $180. TowTthouSes $210. Adjacer., '..ongwood topp1ng Center, 1-4 and Hwy 434 In Longwaod. 834.3363 Aluminum I Siding can Cover your home *ith alum sang & Soffit system Also Roofing, Gu?fer 70 yrs E'p Eagle Siding Co 151 956) nL'r's nc'r Zg beautiful walnut Console with automatic button hole Pay balance 01191, or 10 payments of $10, See at SANFORD SEWIPIC. CENTER 301E, Itt St., Dewntn 377-9111 ,'.. KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st St. 312-7335 We Buy Furniture _____-_________________ 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, u-s.d machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES373.0Ø7 Home Repairs, Door & Window replacement, Screen repairs. Call after 6 p.m., 323 0206 • I Insuiotion Free Estlmates-21Hovr3 THERMO.TEK,131 0921 Beauty Care Land Clearing C&A BackHoe Service Lank) clear ng, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kindS of digging Hotjsetrailers TO.WER'S BEAUTY SALON 'formerly Piarretts Beauty Nook) 519 E First, 372 5711 Concrete Pavement _______________________ 'ark g Lot Maintenance- Seating and Striping Durable Seaters, SOS Lemon St.. Sanford. 323 4141. Home Improvements __________________ C. E. SHEPHERD Paintrru, Remodeling, General C,lI 32) 8,f75 ___________________________ J ohnny 'low otfers yr ' Walker the tame quality wokmanshp in your remodeti. and add'tions requirements as ' hit general con available n ttrL'(t,Ofl Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work LicenSed, Bonded Free es?;.ssate 323 6034 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 3125165 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Pressure Cleaning Mobile Home Washing & Roof Sealing, InflatIon - Fighting Prices. Free estimates. 644-4565. Exterior Cleaning Specialist, Hi. Pressure spray wash Houses, Pools. 327 0779 stored and moved 3229112. ESTERSOt4LANDCLEAlNG Roofing Bulldozing, Excavating. D,tcr' work. Fill dirt. too soil 322.5443 DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dug, 1st S0'xlOO', 12' deep, ipert roof repars, flat roofs ur shingles, MII work guaran. $350 Custom work. 172 hr 36.3 3119 tecd.BROGOEN ROOFING, 323 6700. _____________________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care Patch an.i Repair, Re-Roofing. Carpenter repair. Fast Service, All work guaran?eed, Lic,ns.d, Bonded 11 yrs experience irb cc Roofng, 32) ?.) Mowing, edging, trimming. weeding and fertilljing. Free estimates, Phone 323 5954. Sewing Dependable teenager available for yard work, odd iobs. lht hauling. - 317 6494 L'l's Custom Tailoring Men's and Ladies' clothing. Weling gowns, EXPERT LA,WN CARE _______________________ .'.'o,vr. Edging, Trimming Phone 323 17fl Free Estimates- 322-6457 . Conditioning. Ciitral Hea' & Air For free estimates, call Cart Harris t SEARS ri Sanford 377 lilt Pest Control BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Maior household appliance repair 70 years experience. We Service all makes. Reasonable, Call anytime, 372 7137. - Kenmore automatic washer and dryer, like new. 3730177. Bills PrOduce, Hwy 46. 1 mile west I-I, Home Improvements CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Appliance Repair 7 Lots I100& 107 in Sanfo Park Plat) 2610 Hiawatha Ph. 372. 1301 100' x 110' on Willow Abe, N of 25th Good Prices, Good St. Acrossst. from house no 246 PLANTS Advice. Plants & Answers, 210 E. Contact owner, I 313 679.1999 1st St.. 373.777 I __________ST Ju A PHONE CALL AWAY crossbow; GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR fl 'EXPE iRIS READY TO SERVE cuxl? Pennrys: Clessit. ' Cypress Garden water skis. Little monster and El Diablo Ph. 323 4195. I ______ rDt',,& Y'ra,,e . J waI.. nnr. ',, JSDlRECTQ WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER 12' x 61'. 2 BR, 1'', bath, completely furn , extra accessories. Contact. KSH REAL ESTATE STATE Cactus Queen Nursery Pierce-Simpson. Beta, Browning, Hy.gain Handic, Regency, T Berry and Pace, Complete ac. cessories. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 4319 Edgewata'r Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando. 295 4771, REALTY INC. you. 'to Sanford's finest executive homes situated on a beautfuIly landscaped corner lot, this) BR. 3 bath fe&ures, 3 car garage, pool, pool deck, lovely trees, arbor, automatic outdoor lighting. House features sunken living room with wrought iron entry, foyer, $2,500 in custom drapes, AM-FM Opening Sat., May 15 Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. $190. Can delIver. 574 2453. 600 E. 20th ST. Truckload of Iurn,h,re iust ; 62-t.awn-Gardefl NO MONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland, Jonnon. SBE. - 372711 Mon., May 17, 7 P•M. Viburnum 2'-2½', in cans, well bunched $1. 207 West 70th St. - Trades Accepted We Buy Land PO8SOPI MARINE l'26 Hwy 1) 9? .1';! S-UI CB's Matching coffee table & 2 end tables in new condItion. 90" sofa with 7 Ismps. in very good condition, of 365 3171 MLS I_._ Rent With Option Public Auction CasseIbe-rry, 17 97, 530 -4706 ag'PIj .I'SS I.%* 1L Sanford J Store & Office BIcIgs. for Rent, 1,000 sq ft. season, haif price. Guaranteed Installation and terms, Call 305155 9351 collect. The World Is Too ifiuch ---VI ith Us... Robert Frost Newly remodeled ) room apt, Large rooms. Welt Is,( ni-ihed. First firor. Reasonable. 71$ W. First St. I 5 Acres, South Sanford Ave., $3,000 per acre SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tangular pools left over from 1975 b:... j King of Prussãa, Pa. 19408 F'. _______________________________ *30653) REALTORS 1236353 : ma 3J I 5 Acres, PR siding, $10,000. St )11ng\ VOO( 6761- MUCO AU1O PAINTING AND BODYWOAY.S 381 Brooks Rod .i REAL ESTATE . --------- 8,3.000 Realtor Furn or Unfurn. large 2 BR apt.. Large 1 or 2 bedroom utIUtIet In. ciuded. f1 security deposit. 3fl. 1976 or 322.3e77. :,;.'p . -- C all Bart practically ewr1i car will someday need repainting and body york And there's no company in the fieki ilth a quabty national ütwje The market is virtually untapped. As the cMre of MMCO Auto P&ntanq Center, fl have a substantial cash f1ov from the wry hrst week you're Ifl bu*incss, and every week after that, with net profIt 4eld as high as 25% And we have the books and c.c'.h receipts to prove It. That's because auto painting rcpr. cents one of the largest. selfperpetuating, t VifluM untapped businesses in the aut- Industry Alter completion of MAACOs ttalnlng program, you ciii! be n eqxrt in the nwcagenwnt of every aspect of your business Prior experience is not an advantage We Incite seflous inqutry-)uct mail the r'ipon bckv Ricjht nv Is the tune to act SAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3. bedroom trailer apti Adult & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17-fl, Sanford. Watertront Lots, 11.500. 42-v'obiIe Homes - Arrow glass boat, Ii', 71 Mark 500 & trailer. Real good condition, $750 firm, 3224159. & chairs, secretariat desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as IS. Cash and carry. NOLL'S - swimming pool, Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1976 mood above ground pool. Top conslderaticn gIven for prime location. Call 305 172 4720 collect. - LA KE MARY 3 bedrm home ake view, tre, walk to swim mning & fishing. 129.500 Good furniture from the' '2 and collectabtes. HI-Way 46 Antique's, 1'; mIles east of I Ion RI. 46 322. 6972 72-Auction Used office furniture Wanted, Residential site for Mobile Home, C, H & A, 1', acre lot, river privileges, *13.000. Peg. Real Estate Broker - 71-Antiques 17' Aluminum Jon boat, 7 hp. Sea King motor $750 )7) 2536 oo-Off ice SupplIes Owner Leaving, Must Sell BALL REALTY Call George WilliS. Associate u' A ?".artiuo taik;nq 1k' tartcd Aamco on a shAx'str,ng ArKI butli it into 611 empire. Today, be heads up another business vsth ewn great'i- potential; auto painting and refinIshing. The potential Is greater because 47-Real Estate Wanted SO-Miscellaneous for Sale 25&SPark DEITONA- Furnithed)bedroom, 1' - bath, carport, large screened [13 _______________ in porch. Owner will consider holding mortgage. Asking $71,500 Completely renovated 3 & 1 BR homes, 1'-', baths, with central DYNAMIC PROPERTIES heat, from $11,000. As low as $100 S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltonao.4$ 6611 down Looking bra Home cII MINI FARM-Oyer2acres, fenced, t':; $9OMo. 101 W. 9th St. '_,4 ,, , 322 2420 Sanford, 3 BR. 1'. bath. in ground pool. Fenced yard, Assume $15,700 at 7' pet. Total price 120.000 (90-1) 7)4 09)1 or (904) 7366171, SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. Plo charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieland Drivi.in, Theatre. South 17-92. Phone 372. 1216. Wood or steel desks, executive desk ANYTIME MultIple Listing Service 617W. 1st, Sanford 3275641 fishing. loaded. 14,200, Smyrna Marina. (90-4) 127 5267. I Bedroom home in Sanfora area. Will trade Orlando home or SanfOrd business 12756637 after6 pm HAL COLBERT Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. Beach, 904.2532195 after 6 Pro 71. twin 63 Mercuries, off there eve's. 3226970 Merchandise Call Sanford's SalesLeadec rorrest t,reene, inc. Realty, inc. 207 East 25th St. Sanford, Fla. ADDITIONS REMODELING 3 Room Am.. Furn. 2 Bedroom, unfurn., $l wk, adults. $35 week with children. 322-U?). QUALITY CONSTRUCTION - S BR, 2' baths, central heat air, carpeted. 2,780 sq ft. A best buy Swim, 5k:. amy 3 bedroom, 7 bath lakefront ome on over 1'-) wooded acres. Ormal dining, eat-in kitchen. HAL COLBERT 25th I Clean 3 beclroory,, 1, bath, avocanc stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, c.ntcai heal a. air. Paylon's3fl.1)01 equipped, fenced large lot. $73,900. ;:z 'Iii'!. 322 955*. rent. - WE TAKE TRADES 0'S'IEOO - Roomy 4 bedroom r me, over 2200 sq It. living area, 1-orrnal dining. eat.in kitchen, crch. Central air. $ao,900 CALL NOW OF DISTINCTION 1 Bedroom furn apt. $100 monthly. Reasonable air, kitchen equipped. $73,600 _____ 111IIIlIL1IIIIIII•tIh _______ aflyl ii ne. HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL-I BR, 2 baths, in Loch Arbor, central heat. WW .- Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From I room furnished effIcIency. Private entrance. Downtown Sanford. 373- -. 9579 after 6 p.m. lcca;ion. family rm.. fireplace, ______________ Hasn't everyone dreamed of__________________ owning a country home and still have all the conveniences of city living I Well, here it sI Almost new 3 bedroom,? bath home. Fr.shty painted. Located on lovely '3 acre lot. Central heat and *IT4p i ,J,.Is..:I.1,_ UIPM 6353; 6306133; Ptune 3227641. Sanford 322.2118 _______ ___ - JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, 107 W. Commercial reconditioned, 3 Asphalt Kettl, I Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or 10-Swap & Trade - cellent corid.. *3.500. Daytona 1,866 sq It, of building zoned fo. 3 BR, 2 8. country home, $33,000. COMPARE - This I BR, 2,000 sq. ft.. corner lot, breakfast rm., - 1971 Cobia Houseboat. 72', steeps 4, 120 hp. inboard-outboard, Ex. 519.900, offIces FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS. 323- REDUCED TO $i9,. 3 BR, 2 baths, kitchen equipped, family room, completely fenced. fireplace gingerbread kitchen, another BPP home. *66.400 Air Boat, 17 ft., Gore hull. 125 Lyconing air engine, excellent condition $1,195. 372 9555 after 6 LAKE MARY BLVD. 120' Iron tage 155' deep on a corner ste. REALTORS NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE Modirn Facilities AllO. F. Kitchens Located Wistof Hwy. 17 ,' Color TV, :ir COfld., Maid 5cr.'. QUALITY INN NORTH IIISR43I,LOflqWOOd Ideal CUSTOM - 3 BR, 7 bath, will, seParate apartment. Fireplace, drape's, litchen equipped. $39,500 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Furnished or ___ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE furnished. Reg Real Estate Broker __________ 2-Bedroom - Adults WEKIVa LANDING On The River. 531-96*7 DUPLEX-- furnished or un patio, foyer, family rm. Guaranteed for 1? rnos. $63600 lOW OR NO DOWN-) BR.drapri, range, large lot. Will go FHA or VA. $19,900 BARN- We Buy Sell (or 30 pet. commission, Free Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 377 7710. - W. Garnett White w000s Furniture & Ms.cellar*ous 1' -, Ton, 1969 F 300, with I?' high lift. High lift excellent condition Motor uses oil, but runs good, 1964 F 500 flat bed dump, motor new less than yr. old 322 1139. Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselbirry, Hwy. 17-92. 830.1704. Sat , Sun, 31 N. 55-Boats & Accessories 46-Commerci Pro __ Realtor Phone3OS3fl.1599 Days and Atter Hours For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sansord Ave. 1st Court, Winter Springs. Air 2 Lots. 156x Ill', Farmington area, 23 ft. aluminum trailer with bath and built on room, electricity, deep well, fenced garden. 372 5351 or after 5:30, 3722-aU. JENNY CLARK REALTY GOODIES GALORE I Beautiful 3 BR in Mayfair, closets, fireplace, 2374 Park Dr. After Hours: MIS Realtors 322 9711; 3723991 apartments. furnished or unfurnlshed. Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323-1310. Furnished I bedroom garage ipartincnt. roomy, clOse t hospital. $105 mth. Phone 323. 0799. NEAT AS A PIN - 3 BR, l' baths, central heal air, carpeting, paneled bedroom, BPP warranty. $25600 for *44,900 .riitz . CASH 322.4132 PIPIEY __ 79-Trucks-Trailers Cond., TV, paintings, Deflona, 66* loll unattached building whIch could be used as third bedroom or artist Studio. 139,91)3 with terms. Stenstrom Realty 3 BR, 1 bath, paneled throughout, kitchen L.. Garage Sale. Fr, DEITONA- $O'x 125' lots available starling from $2,700. Paved streets and water. Terms availab'e. Some lots available for $25 down and $25 month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker 3-BEDROOM split plan, 3 decks built around oak trees appliances, Above named recreation areas available, $19,900 with large assumable rrortgage. APPROXIMATELY 1 ACRE with large oak trees overlooking Lake Monroe, 2 Bedroom with an LOTS OF TREES _____ One 1 7 Cedroom cican, close In. $15 to $95 REALTORS. you learn Call fr appt MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Oviedo-. 3 bedroom, 7 bath nearly 19195, French 372 1991 new home. Low down and assume Eve 327 1496, 372 4164,372 1954 mortgage of 137500 3656546 ____________________________ 0 Moiiroe CRANK CONST. & REALTY BUSINESS IS G000f We are faking applications for real LOADED! Custom 2 story on over estate associates - Earn while an acre Upstairs family room, ?017S FRENCH (HWY 1797) I before signing anything, HUD $1YO6CASH - " _____ BAMBOO COVE APTS C rvi r I. UT rit Fl I MM Assistant Manager, Head Ac. -- -____________ AVON Spring Into the world of cosmetIcs. fragrances, toIletries Excellent earning opportunity. Call 6443079. - -. - DLUU 1 Sales nelther approves the merits of the offerIng nor the value of the property as an invtment, If any) and other recreation areas available. $39,900 with assumable r • . Welcome. in to Li1e 9dyP2w1&k of Loch Arbor ________ _______ _______ 6636 - x . __ IMkfl -- __________ 123 5176 r.,,,m*rr.Al . ___________________ ____________________ --WE SELL SUCCESS-- *0 I - 3t' • IV'CrI I 3 BR, 2 baths, central heat & air, garage, screened ba:k porch, By horses, access to Lake porch, $19,500. 4 BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat & air. new n. ''"v'' $79,900 32 ---- newly renovated apartments, wall ,i .it. partially furn $46 3 Room furn. apt. Bedroom is air conditioned. $90 mo. Ill E. 6th St 322 4715 or 322 5716. . A'AS'28R ..-..- bed'oom, kitchen equIpped, waler .trnL.,,,.. siw munrn. '-v Waitressfl Cashier Pest Control TraInH Maintenance - Truck Loader. 5$ COCKTAIL WAI TRESSES *5 Attractive, good personality. Super opportunity for super sharp. fbi - General Office . MaidS . Credit Clerk secretary when / .. * an. riI RECONDITIONED TV'S COLOR Lowest Prices & Largest Selection in Town (We Wholesale To Dealers) nortg age. Beautiful ranch type home. 3.64 acres, stable. Osteen area, 647. 1617 or 323 6186, roofing. Only US$00 . 6975. STONE ISLAND - I bedroom, 2½ baths, family room with fireplace, screened porch overlookIng park area, many extras. Tennis courts, swimming pool, pasture for SUNDAY 7543 El Capatain, Sanford 3 Bedroom, 1' - baths, big lot. Nice quiet area near schools and shopping. Low down aed low payments Follow the signs from 17 92 & 77th St. -_________________ CALL US ON THIS Puce 3 BR frame home on large lot. Hard wood floors plus almost new 179,900. 322 68-Wanted to Buy RIVER FRONTAGE,COLORADOI $1,930 total prlcef Beautiful Alamosa River-front lot. Sur. HERB'S TV veyed $35 down, $33 monthly, Great rlains lriv. Co., 911 W. 10, 1700FrenchA'ie 313 l7)i Amarillo, Texas, 79101. 606.376$690, Cash price, $1,930 Fin. Chg. SLIM BUDGETS ARE $173.26. Def. Pay. Price $7,173.74. STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 6$ pmnts. of 133, 101110.76. APR S per cent (Obtain IWO property report from developer and read i 54-Garage 4 BR, 7 baths, tami1y room, central heat & air, new roof. By owner. Sunday, May 16, 1976-SB I- LOOK! ! I Call John Fryer, 904$464131. NC collect calls owner. 373 65*9 nw,i. )14.TW. 5CIee Hear Salt Springs, 2 lots, 2 BR trailer In 0-cala fIat. Forest. $9,0(X or will trade for good mcI or home OPEN 12-5 PM COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 BR, central heat.air, fenced yard, Priced In The Twenties Sunland, 3 BR. fenced, cor. lot. t2IP00. The Horton Organization, Realtor, eve's. 32232*7 -- I BR, 2 bath, air COndition, 112 Tangelo Drive 32? SS5 3fl. 454 By Owner MAYFAIR. 3 BR. cent. H&A Others Available from $17,100 WYNI4EWOOD: 3 BR, very neat STUCCO 3 tSR, formal dining CRANK CON'ST., REALTY DREAMWOLD 3 BR, cent. HIA REALTORS,l)0 6061 paneled family rm., fenced Lrd. Beautiful buyl 773-l00Sor 371-0323. 7201 S. FRENCH .iv - Patio central'heat and air. tit. Sanora. 537,500. 3 BR, 2 bath, 321.0041 ____________________________ El CAPITAPI. 3 BR, 1' baths, low down, low monthly payment, Walk - . MLS--MEALTORS -Large) be&oocn, 2 bath, den, fruit tree's $1995 down, *221 month. Phone 372 6343. Peg Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St. 32)6041 or 323 0517 eves, ----' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS No Oualifyi M.UNSWORTH REALTY roof, central natural ciai hiit. huge back yard, close lo3 schools. *21.500 313 OS??. 43-tots-Acreage DsyS -377 6123 tIghts 372 7352 E'.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. 53fl/. Radio.Stereo 41-Houses 322.6457___________ carpet *?o. Pay equity and assume mortgage. Good monthly Associate eves.3fl.o,,3 WALKER GENERAL COP4TPACT0R REAL ESTATE INC. This one sure has a lot to offer Bedroom, I'-) bath, garage, equipped kitchen, paneling 3nd VERY NEAT Owner sellIng 7 room, 1,110 sq. ft stylish home with breakfast bar,all new carpeting & paint, I'*W . -. ;j Broker Days 322-7174 -- --- -- ---. pcl,d,dlshwashe'f anj.larg, eatin kitchen. A BARGAIN 61131,750 bath, JOHN SAULS AGENCY Realty - con- :'-' ''4. DELTONA-Air Conditioned. 7 BR. large 'oarate dining rm., wallwall cerpfl. Almost new furniture. Without •'arport. $150; With JOHNNY For The Price carpet throughout, painted inside & out. Nice big fenced lot. $11,500 P&I, $150 mo ' - two, to çv 2'r;.c. EDROOM LOVEIY- - Like rltpi wall to wall carpet. air, A. entral heat. Only n.3oo. You'll 41-Houses - SUPER BARGAIN Mayfair area, 3 BR, 2 BROKER OWNER, ) BEAUTIFUL RE MOD El ED HOME. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new - *37,300. there 33-Houses Furnished 41-Hou' BY OWNER 0 Remodeled Spanish style, 3 BR, I'-i baths, dishwasher, tam;ly rm with antique brick fireplace Ntds handy man to Complete detail work. loan, Asking $71,500. 323 1269. ' or ,..,.* -• •ii..•t i... ------- ji. II!HUflhIU) .1ca line 6thru2SlimttS 2lca line 26 times (S2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum \VM.IJ\ WM.l.A. Wash. (Ala ) able being dependent on others Sonia Thpani rarely goes to for food. 4 tool shed. $1d'O. Also, 1 arold Hall In Kahaluu on the Hawaiian the supermarket. BR home wiltt screened proch, DEADLINES Realtor '$I10.Nodlfdrenorpets si-a 1010. She, her chiropractor bus- island Oahu, Trapani operated 323.5774 Anyt ime . Noon The Dcj Before Publlcoltion band and three children raise a chiropractic clinic i htj 1 Bedroom furn. house all their own food, except for regular television and radio iltiple Listing Service downtown SanI cr0 Sundou Noon Fridou t••••5•S•• t•S , •,.L Couple cnl, Th.z63 UI UIIL JII IIUIII UII'.I hUM i L'VWIIIIIb, 111111% UIfl.l IJVUV LU T US SELL YOUR PROPERTY lion. ___________________________ __________________________ salt, on an lI'-acre farm, Playing your pIano Iris? Si:) It with , t U,,l hic V5I. tr4fn .n1 --£IUIIUJ lhU I hnrc Jh.Ii tt!fl VU Lfl. f&tiIII.,13 hIUJUIhI, .a' IPI a Herald classified ad by calling Tomorrow miy be the day you husband, believes that natural "a life that was moving 3722611 $319993. ia-Help Wanted 4-Pernals that roll.away bed you've - - catastrophes in the future, pos- along: tensions, pressures, the nowhere to roil away .. - U Lady to llv In and help with 2 se(nI sibly a series of severe earth- high cost of living." place a Classified Ad today. Lecithint Vinegar I B61 Kelpt Now 34-M3bHO Homes invalIds. Some nursing ix. They became worried that all a in one capsule, ast for V 86+ quakes, could have a devasperience. Phone 327.1001. Fausts Drugs. tating impact on the nation's they, like almo everyone else 3 Bedroom. 2 bath at Carriage Cove. Open House $133 month. Call 323-0531. WILL YOU EARN urban millior by shutting off on the Hawaiian Islands, were 'Grapefruit Pill" with Diada* plan. more convenient than utterly dependent on the mainSun. May 16, 3.5 the supply routes to food, 2 Bedroom furnished mobile home grapfR'lts - Eat satisfying U YOUR SHARE U land for food, she said. By week or month. 3723459. meals & lcse weight. Fausts 600 E1 20th St. "11 we did have a critical The Trapanis say they were IN 1976? Drugs, Trailer ground, 12'x2$'. 1 In camp One of Sanford's fInest executive time, a national disaster, WhO also doubtful about the nutriBR, aIr cond., utilities. $155 mo. WOULD YOU LIKE TO? homes situated on a beautifully would be the better able to tional value of the food avail. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Kamper's Kove, 322 6077. landscaped corner lot, this 3 644 2027 foi "We Care" Free, handle it, the guys in the city or able on the islands. Fruit arTop sales organization needs bath features, I car garage, 1)00'. 'HofIln." Adults ' Teens. _____________________________ aggressive career minded man in lxol deck, lovely frees, arbor, guys like ItS?'' he asks. rived packaged in nitrogen incI Golf same cone to pot 35-M)bile Home L..ots thiS area. We ha-c key man Sell rhoje old automatic ouldccr lh!ng. his iic adds, 'Wc 1Ct1 ill tilt! the tastes of apples, pears and openings in many areas of clubswltha classif led ad. Call 322House features sunken lIving room near future people are going to bananas were almost interOrlando and West Palm Booth 2611 Or 631-9?fl. Troiler Space br with wrought Iron entry foyer, with outstanding opportunity for rent (or Truckers. this as a matter of need. MOW changeable they said. $7,500 in custom drapes. AM-FM advancement, IF YOU HAVE PH. 327-9142 Stereo throughout (pool & garage IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? it's a matter of choice." "We've moved from Paradise - WE HAVE THE THE DESIRE encluded), deodorIzer in central IN YOUR FAMILY? She and her htLsband raise Several small lots for trailers up to POSIT ION S Hawaii) to Walla Walls," Mrs. heat & air system, ID" attic' AL ANON 36'. Adults No pets 7545 Perk 1')' their own cattle and poultry ar1 Trapani said. "But it's been an For families or frieod of pro,Iem uiatlon & 2 automatic attic fans IF YOU ARE: Pool features include polished grow all their vegetables, 'rward move." "S Tennessee stone deck. full bath s-Wanted to Rent Fcr Pir?-' "- •. rluing wheat for tIt2ad, orbatter They decided o ijr to the near, carpelad patio, full outdoor or W'l'? uie iiirvest in the summer and rntinland, los place where they sr.t:r .,; ..non rama1 lighting, automatic ciorination in feflt to rent building tutable for all . Aggreulve pool filteration system, water fall they freeze-dry, or can for could grow all that they ate. Fla. 32771. type repair work, prefer about fountain nearby• WE OFFER: winter. 25'x30' or larger, near Sanford, Truly a house of distinction - for Using weather and population Outstanding opportunty for with all utilities and reasonable lust 163.300. slop &nd take a lock advancement Former Hawailans, they are charts and a world nlas, the - 4A-PubIic Notices rent. 373 4012 days or 327 5124 You'll want to stayt paogram An A Plus lead . . evenings. "about 98 per cent self siif- Trapants selected southeastern TraInIng by Prof osslonals fickni" in producing theirown Washington, and moved to I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IncentIves Kish Real Estate FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED . . Many ACT TODAYI Walla Walla in 1974, Real Estate Trapani said. _______________________________ BY ANYONE OTHER THAN "F1'.'lCF PU YOni) TO INSURE They agreed Walla Walla The family plans to heat their MYSELF AS OF t THE CONTRACT' TOMORROW I ABU BAKER home entirely with wood next seemed to have the corn41-Houses -MIS-REALTORS FOR APPOINTMENT winter. Next they plan to buy a bination of mild winters, rain I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE AND fall and the isolation from metwoolturning steam engine to FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED 321.0041 PERSONAL INTERVIEW K ish Real Estate BY AISYOPIE OtHER THAN See Mr. Lehan at the Sheraton power a generator for elec- ropolitan areas they sought. MYSELF AS OF MAY 13. 1v76 2701 S FRENCH While the TrapanLs strive for Sanford Inn, 1-4 & SR 46 on tricity. - BEYOND WILl IAMH. BEEI4PIER SR. 17, from 11a.m. to 1 Monday May The family began hornegar- sen-sulllctency, uey say Inc THE CONTRACT" FHA VA WINTER SPRINGS '- - pm. and from 6 to I pm. (lening two years ago, in part Concept in many ways is tmpos. OOL HOME - 3 bedroom. 1½ FOfld & bath, fastefully decorated, fenced Switchboard Operator - Pleasant 3 UNDER S25000 because they believe In the nu sible to achieve. back yard, range, refrigerator, personality and typing required. 'You can't live your life corntritional value of h.,rne-grown Opportunity for advancement dishwasher. Large utility with If you are looking for a home with FOUHD food without chemical addi. pletely self-sufficient," Mrs. washer and dryer connections, space and charm that you can Apply in person, Cobia Boat Co. Phone 372 2976 afford, take a look at our 3 Economical oil heat. MUST SEEI 00 SIlver Lake Road. tives, preservatives and color- Trapani said. "We require a FOUND- female brownish A. tan $29,500 bar3ains this weekend I All 3 tractor somebody else has log, PCknneSC Vicinity I I A 46 3 bedrooms - Woni last P T.5s Opportunih'es made, And fuel." They also weren't comfort, ARKRIDGE - Lake Minnie CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR --______________________ For lees.- Service Station BAYS ' privileges. I bedroom. 2 bath CO , 131.1222 home 1 block from Like Mhinla. &-Chikl Care ONLY at 7 hIgh volumn gas , and the tree has Q. I made patch in our Nader Ili'imel Inc. to Larry C. Golf 'Si,,. o':, 1?? .:te Searcy ww yrrz cc'ncretepauoWltJii titixtutetif S. P. w Sen Dist Christian Miss. Shores, 133 600 ago. sand, cement and gravel, It Nader Homes Inc. to Ronald F. Alliance, Trt'stee to Gerald I.. looked all right for a week ".w Donaldson & Dorothy. LI 54, LakI Mardls & WI Helon Kay. LI. 9. Lake Ann Ests, Un. One, $71,500. In putting down floor but now has begun to flake karcy Shore, 135.000. Q. John I. Ripper. Ill, sgl. to Joseph i Richaroon ' Lt c. Urlle l,ards in an attic, which is a bit. What caused this? Gerry & Bartara L , It I Bik A, 0. Dixon A wf Virginia E., LI 761 more likely wide One of the primary COUntry Club Manor Un 3. $11,500. Spi' IIIg Oaks Un. 4, 6,500. A. Michael Lee Griffith to PaulcIle FF Off, to Fred C. Neuhart Ill, & boards or narrow ones' We live causes of flaking in a new Orienta Mare Griffith, 1? 27. (Ilk 4, Norlh S. Handthuh, Lt 12 Gerald in a damp area. crete patch job is the failure to Or:I , 2nd AcIcin , $100 GJns. 2nd Addn $33000 "cure" the patch properly. This eneva means wetting down the repair- Gardens ed si-ca a couple of times a day =1 for several days. Or place a Luxury Patio Ppartments piece of wet burlap over the patch and rernolsten it occaSTUDIO 1,2,3 sionally, The latter method is BEDROOM SuITES 2 BEDROOM especially good the patch TOWNHOUSES will be In direct sunlight during the day. ±; " 8:00 A.M - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon RATES ANDY LtNG A. - Narrow boards are less AP Newsfeatures liitely to give you trouble. Q. - There is a large tree in Iocatiot. Call 372.0015. owbackyard,whlchwaspaved Q.-Thelasttlmeluseda I per wk. If low s t7 Ch,ld Care for as with concrete many years ago. paint roller to do the walls of you uaItly. 323-5690, A SMALL - Rentals Although there is a circle of dirt one of the rooms In our house, WORLD. _1 1 Cl II S ClCt I 0 r' S around the tree, so that rio there were places where the ________ concrete is within three feet of paintseemedtobehea'ierthan 9-GOOd Things to Eat 29-Roonn The to to Albert L. Bronimir &otic & wi Hella to it, the paved portion has begun in Others. I used latex paint. Ifuiaey & Nøncy W, LI 19 81k A, Gordon F. Ormerod & wf Patricia -- -• 0. Lt tO 61k 0. Sweetwter Oaks. Green Beans & Peas, 1.4 bu U-Pick to crack and rise a little on one Since I have a similar job to do Sw'twater Oaks. Sec. 9. *16.900. Steeping room for CPirlsflhI' g1rl. The Huskey Co to .O,R Corp. Ser.$, $62,900. Marquflte Ave. (off S. B-.ardall) Furn. or UrWurn. PrIvate en side.Thisapparentlylsduetoa soon, I'd like to avoid MIld - LI 6 SIlk D. S*eet*'ater Oaks. Georgia Lee Washburn to Leroy Look for sign trance. laundry A. kItchen part of the tree root growing at trouble. Can you tell me what I Sec 7, $19,900. Hardy & WI Princelta. Lts 131 & 152. privileges, utIlitIes md. Phon. & bu Farm $4 Green beans, you pick. Org. Co. TCaCh5 Fed. Cu. to Booliertown. sico. or above ground level at that did wrong? color TV available. 327.1679. across street from Lake Monroe Calvin Bernard Wimbith. LI 1,81k I, S.amrnye Lou Keel & Martha I. point. My plan is to break up the A. - It sounds very much p Baptist church. Ph, 372 7236 Lake Mills Shore'5. 1-0. *5.000. Keel to Richard E. Young, LI , 30-Apartments Ur,furnished concreteinthatarea,cutoffthe if you violated the principle of B"o SheldstoGrady L. Corciell Walter 50 $1S.S00 H,nriettaE,iorn,wid.toHaieIR. partoftherootthatlsabo'vethe painting-thatyoushouldstart a. wt Barbara G•. It 27. 81k B "LIVE HENS" Dyess, LI 3 81k 4, TIer II. Sanlord, Large 3 bedroom, dIning room, 2 ground and then relave the a new stroke in a dry area and Camelot Unit One, *34,000. 65c ia. Over SO. SOc ia Cacklleerry First Mountain Conitr. Ce. to E. R Traffords Map at Sanf., porches $150 month. Phone 373. thimaged section. It 'seemed then move to the section Hilda 0. Walker, LI 421. toresI grantor life es?.5 *io. Farms, '- way between New 4762. Smyrna and Detend oIl Hwy 44 Ofl like a good idea until one of my already painted. With a roller, Crook 5th Sec., $37,900. The Greater Constr Corp. ms,ta Drive, Ph. 904-126-3.454. Toma K. Lloyd & wf Mary to Harold J. Euson Jr. & wI Susan H.. DeBary- lovely large 1 BR, air, friends told inc he thought cut. dip It Into the tray, then roll it Leo F, 4damik & WI Helen 0., Lt fl LI $5. Wek'va Hunt Club ,ox Hunt. adults, near stores. bank, thur ting out a piece of the root over the corrugated part to 61k 0. Sterii,'n Park Un. 1, 137.300. Sec 1, 144$00. ches. 66$64$$ or 322-1051 li-Instructions ould kill the tree. Is this tnt? remove excess paint. Begin Herbert Geariner. Trustee & Ind. lnv. Corp of St. Jolns to Clifton .2 BR,. quiet, cIen, no pets. $133 plus A. - I'll answer that by tell- rolling on the part of the wall to Leon E. Carter & Anthony J• Knight, S 337 6' cIt N 473' of E 660' of -OD. The Horton Organization, 4.5. SE'. of Sec 62C32. $100. P iano & Organ Lessons ' ingyouofmyownexperienceln next to wiere you were pee- Rusi.N33$'oftts3.6. I$,allof Realtor, eves. 322 3317. 3rd Addn 6. 15. 16 a. 17 61k 1$, Forklift ln. Etc. to •Jam•s w. 5t. teacher v.tti Orlando a similar situation. The roots of viously painting, then gradually Dreamwod, $27,500. Hart Jr., Lt. 3. The Spripgs School of Music. s otfer private 31-Apartments Furnished Larry 0. Foremming to Margaret Shadowsod Village. ssoo.o a tree in our front yard bega'. to move towards the painted area, lessons in Sanford 322 0949 3411 Windsor Ct.rn It Magnolia Svc. Corp to Terry .1. __________________________ umerge in the center of a lawn. blending in the gaps. II you be- Foremming, 11 A. 13 (less W ItS') . S 77.3' of 12 & v.1 Glorta P . It. 473, 2S4SParkDr,. . $lOup it became impossible to run the gin in the wet section, you will (less w iis'i & ; 3v i, 15 81k . SiMon 18-Help Wanted We.iva Hunt Club Fox Huflt, SeC 3. I & 2 BR Mobile homes In retirement nIando Sprnqs Tr. No. 76 2nd lassn mower over that portion of be putting too much paint there *7700 ' -park. Fur'. or Ijnfurn. Magnolia Svc Corp to ¶m. F. tK' lawn without having the and this will cause the problem repI, $100. Sanford- 3 Bedroom fuinI$hect Margaret M Froemming to Strke & wf Gail K., LI. 441, It. 471 blades hit the roots. I chopped you ercountered. Also, don't Herschel E. Vance & wf Sharon apartment, kitchen equipped. air, & 494, Wc'kiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, out two sections of the roots, toll too fast and don't spin the 773 of LtI2 (leSS W 113') 1113 (leSs Sec 3, *22.700 water furnIshed, $150 month. 299 W 115') & all Of 14 & S33' of1S 81k 0. 54.9. Charles W Clayton Jr., et ux et al, each about 5 feet long, then roller at the end of a stroke. Sanlando Spgs Tr. 76, 2nd repl to Ernest M Williams & WI Mary Jo. - )'( 'P II TI I F. ilL -U;,. %(:' reseeded the area, The grass _____ Sanford- Furnished apartment, 1 8 - I I'tI If1 flL)UF( I 41-Houses BEDROOM OK AT 11-115 $22'' only For yHOpPERI loom enough for everyone eparate dining room. large emily room, 16' mister bedroom. & 571 sq. ft. living area- Neat large fenced leon as a pin. Also haded yard. Easy terms. New 1 Bedroom, Air CondItiOned Home BROKER OWNER. 372 5992 MAYFAIR,) BR, 2 bath, central h & a, fenced back yard, carpeted, kitchen equipped. $775. 323-1023. 83-9993 322-2611 im ri ci ep e ii ci e n f C) I - 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfurnishod - Phone )fl,71, Well Drilling ________________ Pest Contr Ireni lxterminai.ng Co - Complete' Pest Control and Termiting Free Inspection All Pest Control, 10 oct Dsount 373 7958 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE A. SUPPLY CO. 372 6132 707W 2nd 5? to MLS Tappan Gas Stove Harvest Gold, 1 Yrt. old *30. 3221920 tYourBusInes,1.Djcd 322- 2619993 �-!.L- uI1I., o-EveninHerald,Sjntord, FL Sur.ay,Miy -. - - -- 1111- 1W - CB BREAKt CB'ers P r opos a l B It - 10-3 10:4 Converter U se 10-5 10.7 Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Subject o Ca Repeat Message 10.9 10.10 Out of Service, Subject to Call 10-12 Visitors Present 10.13 Weather-Road Conditions 10-16 Make Pickup At 10-18 Message For Us? (Hurry) CBers who suspect too strong a link between the FCC and the $1.5 billion-a-year electronics industry are - pointina new governnientproposaLregardingfrequency expansion as an example of their concern. While CHers ruing at are all for frequency expansion, n because or add-on devices to increase sets from using frequency range. b ious. The disathantage of such a restriction ISOobv __1 i converters I 4 , _,7 % - :.A ' ' ., ,-!, 1 -- channels expect they' ha ve o Y - •- - ' -____________________________ ' _______________________________ - \t k ___ -- 1. I . . X.,""i ,_;.~_f,._;;,~ , "'. ! ~ ,,, .~.;~, - FCC )' . t I Ii fr u n u t ;o 10-91 Talk Closer To Mike 10-23 Stand By (Standing By) 10-97 Arrived At Scene 'Hap existing transceivers has all the appearanLv of playing into the lndustr)'s hands at the expense of the consumer ~, -___ J_ - ,W -1 - . __. '. - -','~r_~...... " ' ' . - Iui ' -. ' L 1.". . - , I -. I II * *1 - I - . * .. -" -- - - -, -• - ••1 ..• ':- ' * _____________________________ " I -. ~'..-Z'; k ~, - , I - . ,~ __ _, . _` __ _~Jli~ Z- .._-n,-~. , - - ,;-K, '.' . above the official 23 channels even though they are violating FCC regulations. your handle' This i At best the proposal smacks of government m ( ifference. If you agree, write John Johnston, head of th e que ion tea on Band radio arrwaes utese uii)S .- 97- . _% - - - ___ ~ I - 7 - - _- -. ,,,. .- 0~.. W _ . - - - I - cuckered _____ __ - ~__ ~_. . - - _- ~_f~_72~ _ fI _ I R50AIM1 - Cl3erandare quite legal so long as they are used in conjunction with the operator's FCC call _ _________ American 4 4 r_~ - NMI I - . Z= iw_ - .~ _!~---t_ _______ WAZ:=~:_ I . - _-'.•- - -' - . - __ _~ - tz~ ~- ;~_ 9~-. i ~i __ 7 = -i _, .*~_ _ -- . I- . __rNL_jn_t_.r~~ '- . . * ~i~~E_R _2 __ 2~1 " I . - r - L.-- ~ I : _-- -. CIVIL ACTION NO (Seal) Arthur H. Beck*11h, Jr. Clef k of the Circuit Courl By: Mary N Darden 4Ay Clerk 11 - ' - . " L / ' -S ' Rotary Club; they hoped the men attending would carry the good news to their wives, mothers, sisters or daughters of patients will survive to live five years or more. Seminole Memorial Hospital now has what the two women term "the most modern and accurate means of detecting breast cancer available." It is the Xcrorad.iography 125 System - a long name for a rather plain looking machine which quickly and painless!) 'photoaphs"the Internal breast tIsut. So detailed are the pictures It produces that the y show up cancer growths and other foreign bodies as small as one millimeter In sue I e in i hiiw is r iiteI I) Ui' hOSf))td) Durmr' the first Ms. Wigham begins the presentation by reciting statistics. Not many, but her audien ce gets the shocking message. Oneineveryl5Amerlcanwomenwilldevelopbreastcancer in her lifetime. Last year, a total of 88,000 American women de eloped the dread disease, and 33,600 ibed from it Breast cancer is the leading cause of death in omen aged 40 to 44 It is second In all other age groups The American Cancer Society project.s that 20 per cent of ttiis € ir s ill t the n suit of l)r1Ist € ant r fun.ilc th weeks of being in use, it has already helped in the detection of a num o cases o reas can ce r According to the radiologic technicians, about 10 women Breast cancer is the most common kind of cancer in women. undergo the xernradlography t'ting each week and on the u'nt accurate, delivers less radiation than other X ra Number of members- 306 oithought to cormect the handle John," Peacemaker 8 p.m. April 2", at the Lake Mary (I uouse . 1' iWO 4Ire * - President- Russ Wiltiamson •hrr. urourt h OrnIwitt 0 ii and the person. Ronald For example, would Ma) or ' Reagan - Altamonte . Mos leman, )OU Matinee Sitter Getter, ,, , head Hon. oefault will be entered against YOU - ' ' • This notice shall be publiShed once - June 6 1976 . '1 . . 1. . -, _-i - ______ ,- I . I -IUUlM.L- - portance of breast self examination. I J . 1 ~4 ~1 ~~,~4~,!,,,-, . .. i- . ._.. , . _, , - . py~, - , , ~`4 W47 . 4 ~ 4tg,2A. X - - _n-~-, .. cumntly are plauned to assist The Grebter Rinford Chamber Number of members- 45 PreiWeut- Ken Murphy . .'"'; ".. ,..qof ('.ommerce ~-~~- a I ". * ..! -~~_ I __ _T__" -_-__ ! Iir,- ,,-7 Q, , " " _nI*' ; % - -t -7-2 - , iii " - ~- - - , -[TER ~ "t : .W,kwv~m HIGHWAI SAFETY A -i,z7j-~&-1.J 'M - -- - ,r . ", , r_ M- _1 _;-~_2;~.~_ ~, ii,e_. -i " -.;a -% %4~~ 1 0 I . r: .. . . .4,% . , P, are make their presentation n I eager to ' I - cancer on breast '1 I to - ,5 I A -1 I - , tp ,p ; n -m -. , r, -- T ,.4. k xl t z V~~' V~i_ ~iit f;j_,~', - ;~A,' i~Z:. - -.~_ " r fI ,~ .f. i~ JU.7 ,~ _ *_1J., : ,_M~ - -WQSW~A 1ç t- '4"I' iro.a " ~ ".. ~ :- , - ... _.V~ - 11 -I* T' ".) I, 11;4"J . - 'Ir - - ~& ~_~ --f , -- _____ .-,- - ,tz--r:o_~" ,. r._4- ,!:v.~.1", -- ~ I , - ,; , -..i,1~ . .L- I - v.,~~ %Q. i _. - V !~~ Piiigj "II. , - .A I . 1 ~ - , ;.!~. - 0-9.'2 1 ___ __ _. . - CM571 -r".4 - "Mr Clean" came up Chairman" There may be a general OF A IIIE.'%. '--onn '%I.II : 0 : election just ar ound the corner but there is only one candidate a .A -__ c . 1,1__~i v 1:f,Z_ a F -. --u -• 4111" hospital I -- -,; I __ ~ _; _,~_ Radiologic technIcLwu Joy Lambert fleft) and Becky Wigham, discuss Seminole MemorW Hoispital's new Xeroradlography system of breast can" r det" don, and demonstrate breast self examination techniques toehurch, social, civic and business groups. I Hemid Photo L ;_ - ~, -_ Th - I ,, il -_ - 4- ___________ ' 4 1 I - --7 b~~ ___ young co p s o to eat his words after visiting - ff- - . 0 . - DEBRA KAYE WRIG1-ff EDNA CAT11110N KI17%CHAtN C`VN'nIIA FAYE FAIRFILU) CYN*17HIA ELAINE JOHNSON June 4 1974 i - ________ ..0 _________________________ .- - 1aea - ___ " ' _________- ' -% 'I _11, ---.T-- - I ~ - K - - , wi'lflen defenses. If any to It on ", , I I about eserything related pros ided a choice of cookbooks, a N P*4%woft %Jul i i - .. - -~, r,~-A4~ 9:--~-_- .~ I 0 * 0 - - : : : - '' -. . - --- ----------------------------------- I - ** - . - : • Afflevink C ..... - ..c...... • •• • SANFORD 32-483S I One of Seminole's County II " 15995 • a ame tip w iIIT)stlf. hloss about these • ' I I I ADORESS.- ........ PHON E NO. "Sunset Sally " I mii' -- : rnnaIn, •• ••••.•••• .•••••••• •• a g anonymous, but he handle of "Poland by . ____ __ - - - ___ - __ _ _ - NoraidCirculahienDepl.-ft.112-2611 ----------------------------------------- - Ewnin 1-lemid I Ile author of ft'handaes' will Addreps eath bid IN THF CiRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA I i -. AO% - IV , . .' %..O siLL L'.d I I r 831-9993 Delivered 6x a week to your home, .. * I I ____ ROLLING MEADOWS, .. -_ -- 4 - - J U Alt excirnIned at the following location: School Board of 'w Sanford, Florida 37111 Phone X12 12S2 obtilnod I and filethe original with the , "lerk of the above styled Court on or btfort at the Pet'Iio' will be refunded his payrritnt, and noribidders Lpoin sq returning such W,*111 be refundec (Seal) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR, Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Elaine RICharde Deputy Clerk $1750 Maximum number 04 tet I J. CHRISTOPHER RAY allowed per Contractor will be two P.O. BOX 3" 121. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Addends will be set to General FLORIDA 37701 Contrac1orsbIddingthIsp4'octand ATTORNEY FOR THE to all plan rooms holding plans PETITIONER DEl 5 ,s,,elst 'I Mrs.. James D Reid and Tracy is tad \lrs Y, \ I).usis of engagement of their daughter, Wood Ila I nez e , to Larry Edgar Mdllae F usner, son I I I ~ A '"I'l, '_'CI.'JCer.r, Cire urabie if det€cicd earl . Take advantage of 1his fact lb By taking -ome tune once a year and cell checkup Thenyoullkno4i,r A how hea,111., , I "Ou are. Then II know iow t kc'ep b of lies and Mrs - ~ __ ~ : I - 0:1 1 I I . AfflISIPIC Her fiunce,borninSanford, (.atholic Church Sanford rig Dr. andNirs. Ciarles I,. Par I&Id j unet' the ngagement of their (Laughter, 1: L lizabet'i Pa f(I Burns of Vine :f . Seininple High School. She of Scminol:! High School where lie was active In baseball, basketball and football, and cl,i. president, a Horace and Mrs lnti'ract and F.( A,, tIe is elliployed as an engineer Sedboard Coast line Hailroad. The ssedding ssull be an event management, while employed eis a sales presentatise for and Safety Travel-Aid of July 24 at 7 p.m. in the First Association, Inc. Born Kirchoin, Bernosky sinIord he is , ill urc n or Mrs. F. on Aug. 28 at 7:30 pin at the - field Jimenez rtcusetI her Bachelor lhsid Michael rs. owns, son I,eltoy C. Towns, 72.1 (livrokee r. ( ircie, Sanford Wright I F. Kurchain 2101 hiartssell Me the Sanford Itursing - -=- - * --- ,. Mrs 'Fraty M it the Nursing. Site is employed at Se minole Memorial Hospital. Unisersity of of is the grand Dr and Mrs graduate of Sitiminole High (11arles 1,. Park Sr.. and the v.as a late Mr and Mrs Marion Situ member of the Civinettes and Wiggiv.s, Of this Cityr liero nut). She is employed asa Mr Burns .' is 'r idiiatt of entre College, Danville. • Term shelsthegranddaughter (umberland Lass School, of Mrs. Bessie A. Pittman. and Birmingham. Ala., an d William B bernosky Sr, 229 Bradshaw Dr., Sanford ofSeminole high Schoolshere Montgomery, Ala he was president of the school .1 grudtia I md I ml- (rain Situ t'ii ' ~_ ,, T .. ~ zx U IL I M1 v_7 ` -z ~ .4/1f les f ~v - ,!%% IA" _-~ 9 ifl '\tut 11 ~ _-_3 ,---_- .1 ________________________ The diamond engagement ring - and the gold wedding band must also meet sorne up-to the - __ -Agw%1~~ - = --- 1 ____ minute requirements Y ---! , :-: College, where lie was a )ir, member of the college ch, ' '-- f__ ac to Society IMS. degree in music education. Cipullo points out wal the treast:Ted and beautiful set of a a - - -- t.ict-i, I' ~- _' of the left hand for the woman ___ ___ i .I 1969 graduate of Stuart High School, Stuart, Va. Sit - still reigns -on the third finger lkr fiance, born in Ashboro, 'I ______________ . .--. A September wedding is .' I I I I a'tar, but a, must sOu *. - well md wear well throughout the day for many years - often for 3 ii If" i eLum ______ ________ Powers, Triplett ~ ~~~~ nounces the ngagement da So t P of --." ItI(ha.rdTriplett,SOnofMr and - - f in California The wedding will be an event ;trt' initcd lit attend .- F_':~_ Z_#AINE-W Id - mm_ _1~ ,, rceis Cs them it different times. Ideall 'they should unite .-, and interlock on the finger. so y will look like they belong, -1i, I i . it ~.. Cipullo -the says. engagement ring and wedding ring should be designt-d so they ae one. even ftugh the bride I - her The bridelett is a sttaknt jW" ______ Mrs. Kathaleen Lane Powers (if Gavle Drive, De -Land, an- Del.and High School. tier JusUce A. Hugh Maddo Edna Githron, to David Alan all of Knoxville. Her fiance is a 1971 graduate Alabama Supreme Court in fiance is in the U. S. Air Force ii Tradition Still For i _u 1 N C Arts and graduated in 1974 scith engagement of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Wright, currently associated with lit. . - 1) 1975 daughter Gift Shop. Born in Knoxville, ~~ C and Seminole Junior College c School of Practical Alatutina, in Birmingham. Ala. 0 aibbi of ,,' MIss Park is sacs K a ( &R F rult md I e Ier Sir. and Mrs. Phillip The couple plans a wedding Kase. Ii) School sshere she the grandson of Rosa B Ssoan Fait Bapt St Debra OWflS 7;, .1. . -_ i il - -_ = ---_- He attended Central Wesleyan Jimenez of Sanford. A 1973 degree Florida from Mr .,Ind Mrs. Albert E. graduate of Seminole High Technological Univek-sity and is School, where he. was active in Wright of Sanford announce the football. basketball, track, engagement of their dauRhter, Mr r-T-12 V =-1-1Z r 4 - late Sanford. I I - Park, Burns It - I . Club. She attended Central I -_ -_ 0 -~ yards of nuttff ing net or a , 104W _.,.~ __ scidetrtrnmeJ picture hat. Pure white still is the favorite Fr di( even though a mod bride might mhlte wedding gowns " with fitted bodice, nor-* and tulle 0, 'rI choos e to be married in a dml~ daytime dress. The bride elect, born in sht scas a member of the Latin .f7 AMM. 4 f June 18 at 8 p.m. in Faith Sanford. is a 1971 gra Va 1 lway. How cii).out ,;t,lri It',,) tVillt nov. ~ Today Mich., and the late Mr. and ;. Anthony Bernosky of Mr. , .___- - Earl Fisher of Axton, Va. eruplosed as assistant "llic wedding will be an event of June 26 at 2 p.m. at All Souls the grandson of Mr. ,Ind Mrs. Earl Burritt of St. Cloud and the Amerkin high Schools I C IS attending F'TlJ, majoring in "- 'yOU Mr The s;eddin, sill be an esi,nt 11cr fiance Is a 1974 graduate he played varsit)- baseball. lie r of ê d Ile mentioned in Who's Who in - ._ of Ga. team. Hofecker of Floral City, and h bank teller at the Flagsup U S lien Kurzyme of Oak Hill, ssas 5eflhi '.-'- Judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the suth %of promptly and in good DEl . F I office 0 District SctwW Board, upen WiTNESS my hand anu official pay...ent of a dtpm If Of 125.00 per set seal of said Court on this the 21th day rA drawings and Specifications Any of April A 0 1916 condttion _. the 3rd day of June A 0 1976 otherwise a Default and Ultimate Commercial Avenue nay be t S of the Civinettes and (lance D vis, Fisher superstsor for Auto-Train Born School wher she is a member Mrs Hattie O'Dell sith her high school diploma Ta ylor of I)earborn heights, --- Lake Howell KATHLEEN A ROMERO has filed t WUl - still favor a train of sorts, while ,--I gsf I-- . . from ' -ary --i's :1 V Jacksonville. She will graduate of Mr. and Mrs. William G. in June from Seminole High Schankweiler of Orl,ando. an(I the granddaughter of Ilank of .Seminole. ,a Al High School" and shall be clell,iiPried a Petition in the Circuit Court of to the address above. Semirvole County, Florida. for a The Instruction to Bidders, Dissolution of marriage and you are Proposal Form, Form of Old Bond. required to serve a copy of your Form of Performance and Payment written defenses, it any, on i - - -Bond, Drawings, Specifscatio and (hrttOher R, P.O. Boi 3, I do atten delegate __-Z ~ YOU ARE HEREBY notified that and the late Mr intl \lrs Train. Born in Elizabeth. Pa. he School and graduated in 19774 is the grandson of ,Mrs. MaInie and is employcu APT 201 unsuccessful bidder. upC.n returning I Petitioner TO DEFEND Seminole County -- is University, Technological from Seminole Community majoring in business education College. She is employed as .I 702 Commercial Avenue marked - "happiest dav" of their lives. dresses for every type. . 4OW& &L F. AMAZING 2701 SOUTH ROHWLING be West, ' Magnoba Ave.. Sanford. grauuate C) THE STATE OF FLORinA TO: bid shall Ru .School where she was a % KATHLEEN A ROMERO, Wife, NOTICE - 1973 --- __ riz =~I_i see all the things that could be offered a dazzling procession of I .el. •he romantic e11iere il 1 tvrlrlin, tooset) tonnecicu ssi lut:~a %7VI E Iif I Jk - __ ,.' : Sa~i~ _ Www On show a young couple could from IWO to $1,000 and up, and , 41,01illill'. .A1119.41111, Iamb-= [ 19- _,i D MOO A1% Jr% t d' U 111 'agt went of their daughter r. Adkim 211 Forrest L ford, announce the engagement Alexander Jimenez Jr., son of of their daughter. Cynthia Sir. and Mrs. William A. t Frank Jtmenez of Sanford Elaine J h Vernon Sloan. son of Mr. a The bride-elect, born in Key I ~ - _~ - - Their models rapge in price wedding cake were offered. Fairfield, 306 fammy Dr., daughter of Mr. and Ntrs. Jules Community Colleg,e in I'M and the If. Kirchain Sr. of Orange Park, is employed as clearing announce Sanford, publish- School Board of Copi'.. I I Respondent to Don Coleman, 202 --- MilL OR DROP BY THE EVENING HERALD. PG. BOX 1617, SANFORD, FL. 32171 Mourtt;" or Sanford's Mayor 411 A Sid Bond in the amount of s per cent of bass bid will be required. Seminole County -- -- 12.40 g Month Sheriff John Polk - "Major t -- Horn. DelIvery 55 W..k 1 swrliples from his I lot: Sen. lAri Wilson . L iqu FRENCH AVE. - I Hitter "Boy Wonder," and 'G Iden ho Commissioners submitted his I I Is . At I -- - be informedl thiers included "Switch- suggestions for the W and ewen A ., - Tune4n to the Evening Herald and j * - : By Cecelia V Ekern thereto wtilch may be examined at Drivers Range wn't the onl' !'bel for C NOW ONLY - ~~-xs~___ _ ia t • $ • * 1 .. According to reports, brIdes Johnson, Sloan Mrs -~ ____________ champagne and a piece of Pronuptia and Ceremonial. -' - ~__ -Ila SONYA POWERS AND RICHARD TRIPIKM* P AJ C I - young hostesses who led the leading wedding-dress spe- ''- INEZ WOODELLA DAVIS KATHRYN RENKA PARK '-_ . greeted by a bevy of pretty shows a day run by the three - / ' ,_ . 4i _____ - - __ - . adsance publicity Admission usuall) comes to about $5,000 There were four fashion scas free and visitors were . -i ---i - -: ~--_ - --..-. came, despite the absence of cost of an average wedding I . 'Ti - ---I- I _. ~- ; 17 qr 'y' T_______ - recorded In Plat Book 16. Pages 95 torriey, wt"oe address is 33$ North and 96 public records ot Seminole M.agnolia AVenUI P0 So* $75 ~ """ E-_ JO&Q - __ - - - - The salon prosed an immense traception At the salon we learned the success. Over 10 000 people ' ' -- " -_ "r __ - ~ 4 -- 1. -_ I ______ -- . , ~ - the first "Salon du Mariage" to more modem Ideas), a book recently held here. store, a florist. a bank, a legal The organizers based their advLwr, a display of wedding of just 'n. . _41, - _ __ . __ - to a wedding, plus a display of hints on homemaking and a solemn volume on condreamy wedding dresses. - ' trangingfromLaulsXVpleces wn mar age ureau - or orme ast year in rance. They dreamed up an emporitun the timid soul. The book store __ ___ - - ~-_Ay~~- -_ - - = -" T3 . = efforts on statistics revealing rings, and, finally, a booth run 400,000 marriages were per- bytherepre5entativeofawdU- -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ng; Classic Gown PARIS - An)bod) who From caterer to house agent, declared thata white or forrnal from honeymoon cruLw to wedding no longer interested house furnishings, from table - . ' I Form al M_ ~ __ ~ -1 Z: . • 4L4, - -1 -_ T rend V - . % ~__ - 7 -_ '_ I IF V", .00-- 4r *. iI - - -- .. ,-, I '- I I ~ - Sec Treas OEZ 84 - .. ' .7 ,~ ,/r" Per All materials and equipment CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - Each I - - __ __ -.I,- . -Blue Pencil -iw -t,--.1 I f __ - ~ gone Bye County Commissioner John from CBers. County Com- - -' - "Seminole suggested above might appeal The Joker" recipient of several votes for ~ .1 - of judng from the reportses ' i __ - by the handle Lsw A. - .. . Objectlses- Assisting In all FREE INSTALLATION WITH THE PURCHASE ° Avenue Sanford Florida, until Rep. Vince Fechtel - and have their own hand1e3 P.M. on May 20, 1976 for the Drivers Rang* At Lake Howell High SchqOl "Unk," "Mosquitornan," -r,w such B3 Sheriff Polk who goes drawings. "Iresident- Hugh Freeh. emergencies several times, pencilled after County Commissioner Dick to the established CBers on the Organization meets- Every Special projectrr-- Seminole the names of Gov. Askew and Williams - "Nilly Willi(-," list enough to persuade them to Thursday at the Winter Park County Youth Deputies Sen John Vogi "Ms Clean" 'The Outlaw" adopt a new handle /ifter all, cme up only once, beside State Counly Commissioner Hany the public knows biest. -. --I -fit! ..-.-,.' - - - I - abuse are already asid CBcrs - ~? .i, ., t ;' l r .I= ~-!g By. Lawrence A Ruben. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Tuculay of each month at the because of their involvement County Commission Chair. White Knight,"or Mayor Floyd furnished and all work performed ACTION NO. 74-718-CA-44-E In accordance with the CIVIL First Federal Building In with bills pertaining to man Mike Hattaway "Bob's who answers to "Handshaker." 61411 I Drawings. Sptclllcallons and Sanford. Florida's Sunshine Law. Cousin," "Gladhand," "The Perhaps some of the new ones RAFAEL ROMERO, Husband. I Docurnents pertaining Numbtr of members- 263 -_ seseral forms. Organization meets- Last these handles ostensibly Tailor" Vt _N, FdR . 1;J'A State Rep. Bobby Hattaway were th. - names attached to in VO4 .. - - and "Sunshine" 1 - any organization which would like to share its vital messag V with women in Seminole County. Ms. Lambert and NIs. Wighai I i I a - - .-L:--c--I:1 mind," said Ms. Lambert. The film, which clearly depiit.s the methods of breast self examination, Is available for use by - - - 1 - - I .1.. 1. reatiing; and processes Uie pictures :utninatica1ly without a use of a dark room But th ey also ta ...d sho%s a film on the im lump in their breast I - ___ - ..... __ ~ - -r . -k-iii. - , Florida Plaintiff CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY : ,:. ~ BARON H. CROWELL Lot 10 Block H Camelot Unit 2 . -ading and an immediate - mans for the relief demanded in the according to the plat thereof as Carier A Bradlord. Plaintiff's at. - - a Attest: Richard M. RoOln, Florida and more particularly 'Eas> Rider," described as Norman I' loyd, ,. - cer is detected every two or a Florida Longwood, Fla. nISO 1. Not only do Ms 1.ambert and Ms Wigham tell of the ad- p.r iat.itit 'si we )eor'.0diography treatment s SOUNDS UNLIMITED, INC KORMAN & BRAVO, P.A. - _111119 vantapes of the Xeroradiography system - that it is 95.6 per In order to inform the public that the machine is now ii"led %kill provide n. u.sic with a Greater Chamber of each week #of four consecutive County, F for Ida. cho," "The Captain." Commer" immediately recognize some of Moses," "Gunslinger." Oriando, Florida 32801. on or btfore weeks In the Ev en ing Her ald ii""country-western flavor and building has been filed against jou and yOU Jun. 16th 1974 a nd file the original tial ho fuls cur sid Mayor Tray Piland Winter Jimm Carter Peanut ii~,- . Oated this 21st day of Ape it, 1976 116% ,_ ~ ,_ _ __ 1;7~~ are required to serve a copy of your with the Clerk of this Cowrt either - ,, - t, _ .'r-,, - -:~, - %rt,_ ~ . _ixi~__ -" Politician," "Fang," "Peanut Springs - "Fuzzy Wuzzy," iseat) -Goober Guhrii," "Cornpone, written defenses. if any. to it on van before - ..X __ go, -012 - -. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr '-.---W4 _'. ~) or Farmer." den Berg. Gay & Burke, P.A., at torr4y or Immediately thirreat1pr ~W.%;~iy-;vny- -1 .~ & -Politico," "The lint." it: "Pooped *~W?_ .. _~ ali _~ Irl - C!?',f. .. - --_ -_ I .. .., --_--_- _,__ , -Vrgv!~- :' it_tRv against "Y for the relief demanded , . I ~ .__11___t =42 ` 4 3_ Longwood - "Slim Jim. ," picked these handles say they "Cornpone." Deputy Clerk with the Clerk of the above styled CENTRAL FLORIDA )' , \umber of members- 62 - T't 1 ".& ' por - 1 George shouldbelongtoJimmyCarter, A Sprinket IV "Union 'Grant's1'olley,"Bi 'tin" Scoop Jackson court on or before June 13th 1fl6 The legal description Of the real - 1011 Osceola Avenue otherwise a Judgment may be tei. Property which Is the subject matter I . _ George Wallace, Scoop Jackson Label," Ran," Mayor Leon OHiff, Oviedo "Almost __ __ _ .- - --: . - - M ~ - -ii:=-~ I - - 7 17~~) I- Winter Park, Florida 32719 ~W ~~_ X.,_'~_-~.-i_L~..~-_-f_ ."r"I _~ ,.V4 and Ronald Reagan. respec ~-?;~ Attorney for Petitioner demanded in the complaint or Lot 1. Block 3, TANGLEWOOD OrganIznton meets- Fizit tisely stcund Tuesday of each month (SOs Askew -' Snow White," Barber' PubliSh April 25 May 2 9 16 1916 petition RCPLAT accord ng to he pl at at the Greater Sanford Monday of each month at 1103 . I 1. __. - I- WITNESS myhand andthe seal of thereof as When we got down to state "Honest Abe," "Mr. Clean." r..u,a" 1 , I- ~' , 1;' , , ,,~i, 7:7,~~!~~, .-.", Mayor Walter Sorenwn, Lake 1) E Y 129 .'4 ',~ - I Chamber of Commerce Orsinge Ave.. Sanford ~ , It _t-"_V page 94. Public Records of Seminole vo~ personalities, one proposed "Lady Mary "Peaceful Livin ... Sen. I_zri Wilson .; . Iii 0(Seal) ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS , =_ ,~~t _Z1!!4.4;ke iva" lao-m -- w , those handle cropped up in various Ilbber," "Sunset Sally." , I r_-M County Ally. Tom Freernan Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Sealed proposals will be received WITNESS my hand aridlht Seal of . ~ J s. " --)'.., '' ',"Objectts ci- Its prImary needing assistance 1. Clerk Of the Circuit Court more than any other forms I fl t e r p r e t o r ' ' by The School Board of SemInole Sen John Vogt "Vogt this Court on May 13 I74 1 J, "qA= --- =,,' '.. --;;;,?-,. ,i~ V -~ :1_ ~ -of,,Sunshine," "Mr. Sunshine, I Seal) "Everman," "Enforeer." Getter," "Mr. Clean." mk Deputy Clerk 7 , ]jES , , . . l x " ~ 7~ ' .a, _ Mr&~_V~_ hearing children. SEAUNOLE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. =1 14 -Surishine Kid," and "Sunshine Rep. Bob Hattaway Of couirm some of those Usted Clerk of thr Circuit Courl '.'. ' r Special projectsSeseral COUNTY REACT ' ' Supennan" Gov Askew - message for Seminole County women. In essence, it is fts: hen breast cancer is diagnosed and treated ear1),85per cent Dated at Miami. Florida, this 10th day of May, 1976 (Seal) Carmkr.M Bravo Esq located at 220 Hampden Plsct. THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING Winter Park. Orange County, FUND SOCIETY. Last week, the Herald - Seminole County I* businesses throughout the county. One of their most recent presentations was at the luncheon meeting of the Sanford otherwise a Judgment may be tn. of SOUNDS UNLIMITED H1 Fl at tered against you for the relief oumber 1021 East Highway 43d in PUbIISh May 16 7) that certain property owned by you COUNTY, FLORIDA AREY C CIVIL ACTION NO 745]7CA.o9 DEZS1 ' Er" e entirefirs, EE Rubber Duck, you're not going to believe this Some of tile more colorful Kimbrough S Garb' W AdIr 2 9 16 l91 written defenses. It any, to It on Publish: April 25, May Carmine M. Bravo, Esq., of the law DEY 126 firm of KOR MAN 6. BRAVO P A 830 E Highway 4U, Longwood, NOTICE UND Florida 377S0, and file the original NAMELAW with the Clerk of the above styled NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Court at the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida 32711, the under signed, desif ing to enghq IFANWS to ;9gi!ICr the *.aid ncrn-with the Clerk of the Circuit Court c*f * Lambert and Becky Wigham, both radiologic technicians at Seminole Memorial Hospital, have an important disease and women who have detected during breast cell examination Fiora StatuteS 1957 - ' ?&I WtA "7•' ) with the Florida In 6CCOr provisions of the Ff,Oillous Name Allonney for Applicant Petition for Divorce has been filed ----against you by HARVEY C. JONES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AA&S S,W. 132 Street and a prayer contained within said EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Miami, Florid& 33156 CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . - . regbster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole COunty, WITNESS my hAnd and tho wal of %aid Court on May 131h. 1916, - . at the hospital. and to impress upon women the importance of Lambert and Ms. Wigharn have detecting cancer - ______ ~ actio fO')IIsOIUtO otMarrlag. has been filed against you and you ' te m Breast Cancer The Xeroradiography systern, developed by the Xerox inpany, s part cu r y re evant elect ng c tange shape and size and picking up the presence of cancer tissue in women with large breasts that are difficult to examine; women with a family history of breast cancer; women who have untomy operation; women with a chromic systic - . - - --- . Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 07767 Pvblith May16 73 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a DElIS - bard-of published a list of 2t3 national NOTICE OF SUIT JOHN 0 CRAFT asNew I.. . By JEAN PAflE.SON Women's News Director The cost 1 Respondent Husband the City of Catselberry Florida To* JOAN TAYLOR )ONES, Wile ________ F" JOHN 0 H three weeks. FICTITIOUS NAME Notic e is hereby givCn that I ei;n demanded in the Petition NOTICE OF ACTION a Ii average, one woman with hrr - TC 1S4$ 1CAO4D N he age of FRANCESR CI' TO 16 73 30 1976 FOR SEMINOLE FLOR IDA. Spring Lake, New Jersey President Ford Vice President Rockefeller and Sec of State COUNTY f S: Foster McLean CASE ('-vy•. - -- __. ' Florida Statutes 1957 May9 - -_ - been talking to women's groups in churches, clubs and Intend to register %a Id name with the PubliSh - --- JO)' DEN OF HAIR STYLING and that I rime OS I To Detect 37J7 W" the provisions of Ficlil'Ous N, iE -1C - . ernra1n IVd t Cida uder the fictitious name of DESIGNER S C lef kfl4thC?C r br da in ,tordô 16, 1fl 4 • FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am at t24 E engaged in buSinetIibr In Re: In Re: Marriage of HARVEY C jO~jES. Hultmtld ancl JOAN TAYLOR JONES, 'Wile 0 a==, famous governmental ' VS. FLORIDA state and local personalities handles proposed for the list "Chicken little," "Growler." Lot 3. Block R, Virginia Heights. JOHN FRANKLIN PERRY. ef ux , CIVIL ACTION NO. 7"16-CA-09-C , . and suggested that readers were as follows: County Commissioner Sid Plat Book G. page 107. public Dtfeindants. DOVER PROPERTIES. Organization mects- The mentalb retarded chlldrtn of Orange County Florida NOTICE OF ACTION to propose apmight sant President Ford - 'First Vih!en Handshaker' ' The rrc Pa n? ft Sper project first Tuesday of esc' month at Starting to your husband. HARVEY C. TO JUDY 0. PERRY Vs I r these P 1 dl " ; rai tth 1 " C " 'II dk k didat JONES. arid you are required to RESIDENCE~ UNKNOWN thp Greater Sanford Chamber work on plans for a jamboree at JOSEPH BUONI, of ux. &I at, well-known individuals. "First Marnma's Boy," "Veto Sheriff John Polk - & 'Big serve a copy of your written All parties claiming Interest% by, DifeWants 4inter Park Mall which sou1d ci Commerce Building, about defefle' f any to the Petition on thrOugI under or against JUDY 0 ed from the One" Submissions rang John " 'Paper Bear," NOTICE OF ACTION Insolse area (.13 club members 30 pm the Petitioners attorney GEORGE PERRY and to all parties having or TO JOSEPH BUONI ht hi lar ious to some Vice Pres Rockefeller 'Shot A. SPRINKEL IV,wholitaddress Is claiming to have any right, fillit or chool setting up booths and selling CB; Objecti% It24 Dover Road that just cou!dn't make it past "Six Million Dollar Man." Mayor Lee Moore, Sanford - 1031 Osceola Avenue, Winter Park, interest In the real property herein Winter Park, Florida 32789 books and special hearing equipment and related goods Florida32ll9onorbeforeMey?6tIi described the editor's blue pencil "Happy's Homemaker," Illzzoner," "Sl1nt One" YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an devices for deaf children for two days. 1116, and flit the original with the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED action for foreclosure of a mortgage Some seemed to fit the in- 1111ocky Road." Mayor Gerald ChIristensen, Clefk of this Court, either throughout FlOf'1d3 onther Ipoperty bet: ar, 1y 0re that an action to foreclose a dividual sell but others sere Sec O Sta te Kissinger Casselberry - "B'ickhorn or tg&gt on the following real property been filed against you and you are ' Special projects,- A Coffee LTD CLUB more subtle and required a bit "Globetrotter," "Hoprin' Cowboy," "Yap Dancer." in Seminole County, Florida; required to serve a copy of your Break and Dance scheduled for v_ ___ ' . ;.'-; : _ - I hearing children In Florida had also a Cradle Care program for Number of members- 0. President- BIII Leach -- ... II C 0 Ject '.es- Al ng ________ - 5~_ - Civic Center. CRYSTAL CRACKERS ~_ _ ~Z:J - %_ - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANti COUNTY, ... - L_ rri Si VI 17 Si IS CB - ____ Clerk Pu b Iish: Ma y 16. 73. 30. J u ne 6. 1916 DEZ 116 11 milled these as appropriate handles that they feel would fit ,--- - -____________ - -- N% '-- FICTITIOUSP4AME hereby given that we are engaged fl business &RI2Box 174), Notice ereq red ?osve a poy of yur Albert N. Fitts 210 Edwards Building Sanford. Florida 17771 "Washington Edsel," "Happy's . . Arthur H neckwith Jr Clerk ,if the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden . Balonc" with three ' and file tPie Seai u readil associate W ld (We welcome your questions on CB or relat. -d MatteM Write Mike Wendland."CR Break," c-o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 160, Sanford. Fla., 3!771. ____ FLORIDA. Deputy Smokey wasn't legal, report him to your neamt FCC field office. ________________________ =n~ ~~ ~~ address Is: 210 Edwards Building. day of May AD, 1976. - - EIGHT SEMINOLE MarrIagenow existing between you. WITNESS MY HAND AND OF FICIAL SEALof said Court lh'* 12th I __ ___ .- 1. ~~ . - DEZ A defens if any you haive relief demanded in said Petition, which Is. the Dissolution Of , )oUfeel)ouwereentrapped,contactalaw)er And if the Z L-~~i # will be entered against you for the respectable part of being ;I ______ ~~_.- I aw,ice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND styled Court, on of before the 16th hide their identities But handles have become a notified a suburban police department to stop using ('B in - - _____ McCLEARY and You are reuired to serve a copy of your written Florida 37771. original with the The story has it that "handles" originally were dreamed up by truckers who didn't bother to get an FCC license and used their "handles" to their patrol cars until they received Class D ficenses. If . 7 - C -i - 9 cumbersome real names iiiles and regulations In Michigan recenti), the FCC P I. :: speeding b) a ('B-equipped Smokev sho A. It sure is. And, if the Sinokey didn't use a legal FCC call sign, he was also violating Part 95 of the conunission's _____________________________ - Into told me to put the hammer down and then puUed me over. Isn't this entrapment? - J.G., Golden. Colo. ~ Z~.a I-il entify one another without the use of Q. I'm one of the grow Ing number of CBers who got --.-- t. __ . __ __ - - y between LORINE GREEN Mc . and utter their first worth. H indks ire thednuck1ame _____ _____ UR!;M i_J_,',~ ~ RAU- _.--!i - .- I - MOR - - I ~_=-M-Z=m p Callin as thousands upon thousands of new CBers key microphones FCC's amateur and citizens division in Washington. Send him this column with your endorsement. 1 __ : Z V - __ - S y By; Lillian I Jenkins Deputy Clerk .1 RUSSELL HORNSBY of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JU North Rosalind Avenue that LORINE GREEN MCCLEARY Orlando Florida has flIed a Pet ition in the Circuit Attorneys for petitioner Court f Seminole County. Florida, Wile 197 I P h M 2 9 16 isting for oluOonfara He), Good Budd>, what's - =_;-~____ ~-~'n'Ar-a-i--Z-. . - p * McCLEARY 7 St 7th Sanford, number of CRers already are quietly using frequencies . - JACK RAYMOND e channels is an extremely sinipse operation for most electronics technicians. In many parts of the coun try a _______________________________ -. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Stre et Beech Grove, ndlans 14107 ' U Clef k Of the Circuit Court TO DEFEND. 10-200 Police Needed Pop RUSSELL IORNSBY, Al , - Sunday, May : publiSh May 9, 16. 7). 30. 1976 DEZ 45 Herd, Sanford, Fl. Evening -_ - (Seal) AMENDEDNOTICEOF ACTION AND NOTICE dl ? an YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition tar D;5SOlutiOfl 0 Marriage has been fl aga inst on J, __ Wile, whose address 111,31111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tcrneyto, do, Florida, under the fictitious name Of Rosalind Avenue. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. inal ENTERPRISES and that and lilt the orig CU!T IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the above Styled we Intend to C!erk Of With the COUNTY, FLORIDA. In, 1976, the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, CIVIL ACTION NO: 141407-CA-04-A Court on or before June . County. Florida of M a rriage lefed against you for the relief cordance with the pr,~vlslons of the In Re: CLFARY, LORINE GREEN Fictitious Name Statutes, 1 W eorife, demanded in ?iC petition, lot Section 863 09 Florida Statutes 1957. nd and wITuEss rva : h:ts::riI. s Robert 0 LamoiJreu* day JACK RAYMOND McCLEARY Gary W. Adair 1976. Respondent husb;nd. May? g 1 1i 5 April 1098 Mission Completed 10.99 Cannot Copy You 10-100 Personal 'I'll 11 C Ii I ti ('1 ti ii enforce Conerting existing sets to operate on extra - - L::~ * - If the proposal is adopted. it will be virtually impossible to -!W' Rural Rou t e rrisburg, Illinois WOMEN No tice is hereby given that the undersig fictillous name of "FLORIDA asprovIdedbySectlon8630111 Florida Statute%. Business addr"s 009 E. Second St., Sanford, Fl. 37711. Name or names Of Individuals, Credit Bul tau S: Patricia J. Brannon Copy of your written delensei. If any, to it - _______________________________________________________________________________________ What' s In A H R on ald A. Desl.O Tess Contarino Publish: May 9, 16, 73, 30. 1976 DEZ ' Ca Use Phone Waiting ssage 10.75 Causing Interference 10-77 No Contact 10-20 10.21 22 rC r ' . 10-62 10-65 In Contact Message Received 10-27 Moving To Channel. - . 10.28 Check Registration I 1951 10.52 Check In With Base 10.56 Meet At. . . You Noth i ng Location (?) Call Phone Disregard Message Florida S?I?WIi W: Section l6S. 10.42 Home 10.43 Information 10.45 All Units Report (To Control) 10.51 On The Way 1025 10-26 ' It's hardly a secret that the CB industry has been working on special, extra-channel sets for some time, v.;iiting to flood the market with new and costlier wares soon as the FCC acts And it's equally obvious that, If ('Bers can convert their the ir existing sets to o perate on the expanded frequencies the industry simply on t sell as mans of the new extra-channel rigs - C d I 1- - ma 0 Message Delivered TO - 10.8 I ____ ____ engaged in business at State Rd. 411. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 3minole e , ° Florida under b% fictitious m '1 CFNTRAL FLORIDA USED CARS. EVERETT WOLFE, Husba nd that we intend to register said and CAROLYN B. W.1tC the name with the Cler.. NOTICE OF SUIT Court, .'eminole County. Florida In the Fictitious Name Statute%, To. B) MlKF%U'.NI)LtM) I OF INTENTION TO GISI EA FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE - 10-30 Agnst FCC Rules 10-33 EMERGENCY 10.36 Correct Time (?) 10-39 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AO FICTITIOUSNAME COUNT SEMINOLE Notice i hereby given that we are FOR Stolen or Wanted 10-29 Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stop Transmitting OK (Messa g e Received) Relay Message g; CODE TEN - to,ether. . - * 0pullo says the - - hand s edding ring arm' las i'rt'd jc rlr fc'r this cunlrnt'r's hridt' that will be amond ii made In t marriage, so it is vital that it be ji rlr ik. '. ' r - �6B— EvenlngHerald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 1&i7 BREAK CB'ers TEN CODE [ Converter Use 10-1 10-2 10.3 Proposal Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stop Transmitting 10-29 10-30 10.33 -- - OK (Message Received) 10.5 Relay Message 10-6 Busy, Stand By 10-7 Out of Service, Leaving Air 10-8 In Service, Subject to Call 10-9 Repeat Message 10.10 Out o Service, Subject to Call 10.12 Visitors Present 10-J WeatherConditions -Road 10-16 Make Pickup At. 10.18 Message For Us? (Hurry) 10-19 Nothing For You 10-20 Location (?) 10-2 1 Call Phone 10-4 By MIKE WEN[)l.ANI) I CBers who suspect too strong a link between the FCC and the $1.5 billion-a-year electronics industry are pointing a new government proposal regarding frequency expansion as an example of their concern. While CBers are all for frequency expansion, many are fuming because the proposal would prohibit existing 23-channel sets from using converters or add-on devices to increase frequency range. The disadvantage of such a restriction is obvious. If C13 operators wanted to utilize the extra or more channels expected to be made available by the FCC, they'd have to buy new sets. . It's hardly a secret that the CB indus try has been working on special, extra-channel sets for some time, waiting to flood the market with new and costlier wares as acts. ltnu us equally oovzous that, it CBers can convert their existing sets to operate on th e expa nded frequencies, the industry simply won't sell as many of the new extra-channel rigs. .. Legal1N Notice 10-22 10.23 Disregard Message Stand By (Standing By) 10-25 10-26 10-27 10-28 In Contact Message Received Moving To Channel. Check Registration - Correctime . . 10-62 Can't Copy, Use Phone 10-65 Waiting Next Message 10-75 Causing Interference 10.77 No Contact Talk Closer 'o Mike Arrived At Scene Mission Completed Cannot Copy You Personal Police Needed :,_ _ ri,. What's using (reouenciis • above the offici,1 23 channeLs even though they are iu itut,i tn,irv '.J%flfl, £itSt..aJ , ttt/ Attorn ey, Albert N I ,vI,t 'c violating FCC regulations. At best the proposal smacks of government in. difference. If you agree, write John Johnston, head of the FCC's amateur and citizens di vision In Washington. Send him this column with your endorsement, Q. Fm one of the growing number of CBers who got suckered Into speeding by a CB-equlpped Smokey who told me to put the hammer down and then pulled me over. Isn't this entrapment? J.G., Golden, Cob, — A. It sure is. And, if the Smoke) didn't use a legal FCC call sign, he was also violating Part 95 of the commission's rules and regulations. In Michigan recently, the FCC • notified a suburban police department to stop using CB in their pa trol cars until they received Class D licenses. If you feel you were entrapped, contact a lawyer. And if the Smokey wasn't legal, report him to your nearest FCC field office. • _______________________________________ governmental submitted these as appropriate Objectives— AIdI.. hard-of- Number of rnembcr,— 40. President— Bill Leach Organization meets— The first Tuesday of every month at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building, about 7:30 P.M. Objectives— Buying school hearing children In Florida aid also a Cradle Care program for mentally retarded children. Special projects-- Starting work on plans for a jamboree at Winter Park all which would insolve area CB club members setting up booths and selling CR equipment and related goods for two days. books and special hearing devices for deaf children throughout Florida. Special projects— A Coffee LTD CLUB Number of members— 306 President— Russ Williamson Break and Dance scheduled for 8p.m. April flat the Lake Mar)' firehouse. Two or three groups Organization meets— will provide music with a Greater Chamber of Commerce country-western flavor and door prizes will be awarded. . L.dL t ......,.t. WVCJ'., L IIII Herald published a list of 26 national, state and local personalities and suggested that readers might want to propose appropriate handles for these well-known individuals. Submissions ranged from the immediately recognize some of our presidential hopefuls "Goober Guhru," "Cornpone," 'Pooped Politico," or "Superstar"? These who picked these handles say they should belong to Jimmy Carter, George Wallace, Scoop Jackson and Ronald Reagan, respectively. When we got down to state — MAGNIFICENT6OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Number of members- 12 President— James Br'OWTI Some of the more colorful handles proposed for the list were as follows: " President Ford "First — Pappa," "Headknocker," "First Mamma's Boy," "Veto One." Vice Pres. Rockefeller — "Six Million Dollar Man," "Happy's Homemaker," "Rocky Road." Sec. Of State Kissinger — "Globetrotter," "Hoppin' downright hilarous to some hr. just couldn't make It past the e ditor's blue pencil. Sofl3( seemed to fit the individual well but others were more subtle and required a bit Of thought to connect the handle and the person. For example, would you building, Objectives— Aiding the hardof-hearin. TItI-COUNTY ROAD RUNNERS Number of members— 62 President— Walter Massey. Organization meets— The JONES, astenantsby the enttrelies, located at 720 Hampden Place, Henry Kissinger. second Tuesday of each month Organization meets— First at the (.realer Sanford Monday of each mouth at 1103 Chamber of Commerce Orange Ave., Sa nford persona!-ties, one proposed building. Objectives— Aiding those handle cropped up in various Objectives- Its primary needing assistance. forms more than any other purpose Is to aid hard-of"Sunshine," "Mr. Sunshi ne," hearing children. SEMINOLE "Sunshine Kid," and "Sunshine Special projec ts— Several COUNTY REACT Superman." Gov. Askew and currently are planned to assist Number of members— 45 State Rep. Bobby Hathaway the Greater Sanford Chamber President— K en Murphy were the names attached to of Commerce. Organization meets- Last these handles ostensibly Tuesday of each month at the because of their involvement CITIZENS FOR BETTER First Federal Building in with bills pertaining to HIGHWAY SAFETY Sanford. Florida's Sunshine Law. Number of members— 263 Objectives— Assisting in all "Mr. Clean" came up President— Hugh Freeli, emergencies several times., pencilled afu'r Organization meets- Every Special projects— Seminole the names of Gov. Askew Thursday at the Winter Park County Youth Deputies. Sen. John Vogt. "Ms. C came up only once, beside S ...I.. S S Sen. Lori Wilson's name. There may be a general : FREE INSTALLATION WITH THE PURCHASE : I election just around the corner I but there Is only one candidate judging from the responses OF A from CBers. County CornMOBILE CB and ANTENNAE missioner Sid Vlhlen was the • recipient of several votes for S . I ,the candidate" as his handle. I That wasn't the only label for S John," "Peacemaker." Ronald - - (1 '.- • '.' .., Politician." "Fang," "ntit Farmer," George Wallace — "Guy," 'Cornpone." Scoop Jackson "Union Label," "Almost Ran," "Senator Boeing." (Ion, Askew "Snow White," "Honest Abe," "Mr. Clean" Sen. Lori Wilson — "Lady I.ibber," "Sunset Sally," — — Sen. - G : ' I S S - I! : _,tt t_r_ n ,.at•• . Mountie;" or Sanford's Mayor Lee Moore "Pete's Pain,' The author of the'handIe' will remain, anonymous, but he IPI7 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 32-413S — Mayor Norman Floyd, default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Altamonte Springs "Baby Petition Sitter-Getter," "Head Hon. This notice shallbe published oq,(e each week for four consecutive cho," "The Captain." weeks in the Evening Herald Mayor Troy Piland, Winter Dated this ')lst day of April, — SnrInv — "Fir"- Mayor Jim Lormann, Longwood - "Slim Jim," "Grant's Folley," "Big Jim." Mayor Leon 0111ff, Oviedo "The Oviedo Clipper," "The Barber." Mayor Walter Sorenson, Lake Mary — "Peaceful Livin" County Atty. Tom Freeman ' ' I n t e r pre to r,' "Everyman," "Enforcer." Of course some of those listed above are already avid CBers and have their own handles such as Sheriff Polk who goes by the handle of "Seminole White Knight;" or Mayor Floyd who answers to "Handshaker." Perhiips some of the new ones suggested above might appeal to the established CBers on the list enough to persuade them to adopt a ne w handle. After all, the public knows best. That's a Big Ten-four' We gone. Bye. -Blue Pencil — NAME ADDRESS I S IISII('SSSlSlSIS.SIS*SSSIl'SIISSSSSSI5) -- goes t-y the handle of"Poland Bulldog." - - - - - PHONE NO Delivery 55' W..k 1 2.40 a Month Horn. I I MAIL OR DROP 3Y THE EVENING HERALD,P.O, BOX 1J;,SANFORD, FL. flfl, H.raidClrcvIIft.nf)ept.—pII.sn2ilt 1976. WtIZ7y," "The Hat." Ott TO SUECSLU TO IKE (VIKING H(1AtD s wouw • -_-J f — be in formed? $15995 -,•-•-' "Vogt — des'ribed as: Lot 3, Block R. Virginia Heights. Plat Book G. page 107. public — Tune-in to the Evening Herald and the Commissioner, though. Others included "Switchhitter," "Boy Wonder," and "Golden Boy." One of Seminole's County I NOW ONLY : Commissioners vubmitted his suggestlons for the list bnd even caine U7 with a handle for : himself. How about these : samples from Ids list: Sen. Lori q[q. ff . Wilson — "Sunset Sally;" w.r.1'v1u1 ______________ snerui I orvi rota — major - I John Vogt Getter," "Mr. Clean." Rep. Bob Uattaway — "Sunshine" in se veral forms, Rep, Vince Fechtel — "Link," "Mosquitoman," "The Tailor." County Commission Chairman Mike Hathaway — "Bob's Cousin," "Gladhand," " The Chairman." County Commissioner Dick Williams - "Nilly Willie," "The Outlaw." 'ount C'minlssloner Harry s'wiE'owskl — "Vinton II" "The Joker," County (mmnbsir'ner John Winter Park. Orange County, Florida, and more particularly County Commissioner Sic records of Orange County. Florida Vihlen "Handshaker," "Th to your husband, HARVEY C Candidate" several times. JONES, and you are required to Sheriff John Polk "Big Serve a copy of your written John," "Paper Bear,' defenses, if any, to the Petition, on the Petitioners attoiney, GEORGE "Shotgun." A. SPRINKEL IV, whose address is Mayor Lee Moore, Sanford — iO3l Osceola Avenue, Winter Park, FlurIda 37769 on or before May 261h, "Hiuorser," "Silent One." Mayor Gerald Christensen, 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court, either before Casselberry "Ruckhorn service on Petitioners attorney Of Cowbo y," "Yap Dancer." immediately thereafter, otherwise a • : - — "Movieman," "Matinee Moses," "Gunslinger." Jimmy Car ter — "Peanut - .' Reagan Kimbrough — "Easy Rider,' "Chicken Little," "Growler.' - -_• -. , - , _[ -______ ' ______ ________ _ - -- -------- Arthur H. Beckw.th. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Geor3e A Sprinkel IV 1031 Osceola Avenue Winter Park, Florida 37769 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: April 75, May 7, 9, 16. 1976 DEY.ln ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received by The School Board of Seminole County, Florida. Owner, at the of. flcei of the District School Board of Seminole County, 202 Commercial Avenue, Sanford, Florida, until 1:30 P.M on May 25, 1976 for the Drivers - -.-. -- . . ... - . .. . . . -- '. • -• . -. -: • - - . - . .- - . •.-• - . . -__________ I-L _3,___I • - ._.. ._._ - - - . - .- • — - -. - - -' ......--- -'--- - -- -. . - r-r -------- zzr-..c-r-. - - - - - - - = ..zr. - - - - . - - - -. - ....,..rr ._ ..ttz - = nd -- -• . - - . ._, ,rnrflr.. ....r ' --- ,. - - --'- - . n. 'r - '.-. . - ' -- . ==•-.- -- - . • -..r----. -' - - - -'-- - —e--.r.... . .. ... -' . ---------- - —.tr----- -.-_ FICTITIOUS NAME the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section S6.309 Florida Statutes 1957 5; Robert 0 Lamoureux Gary W. Adair Publish : April 25, May 7, 9, 16, 1976 0EV 123 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am nn4 I., p,,elr,.4a at 974 E . ,w_vw ... ...... ------Semoran Blvd , Casse tberty 377707, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious na me of DESIGNER'S --- - - 4-1 ; - -=-- go DENOF HAIR STYLING,andthatl Attorneys for Petitioner int end to regist er said name with the Clerk of the Circu, t Cc'.rt, S('rflhr'QiC C ounty, Flor ida in accordance with the provisions of Fict itious Name Wile Publish: May 2. 9. 16, 73, 1976 DEZ I Statutes. To-Wit: Section 665 09 Florida Statut es 19S1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 4L 1 1Aa0 CAst.' t'e',). In we. The MIrrt 5: Foster McLean Publish: May 9. 16. 7.3, 30, 1976 DEZ 46 -. .ICT'flOUS NM,Q ,t;ce is hereby given that I ('gdgt"J JU UU 3,1fiv i i 't P 0 fIG' f-RANCE.SM;CRAFT, Petit ioner-wife, - JOHN 0 CRAFT, Respondent Husband NOTICE OF SUIT TO - JOHN 0. CRAFT Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage hat been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your in accordance Florida ' with the 5: Gary W Adar Publish: April 23, May 2. 9. 16. 1.916 Florida 37150, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 37171, on or before June 17th, 1976, otherwise a judgment may be an, tered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition, WlTNES5myhandandthe seal of said Court on May 13th, 1976, (Seat) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of tne Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Carmine M. Bravo, Esq KORMAN & BRAVO. PA. 130 E. Highway 434 Longwood, Fla. 3275.0 Publish: May 16, 7.3, 30, June 6, 1976 DEZ 113 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, deSIrIng to engage in business under the fictitious name of SOUNDS UNLIMITED HI-Fl at number 1071 East Highway 436, in the City of Casselbet-ry. Florida, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cjrt of Seminole County, Florida. Dated at Miami. Floridi, this 10th day of May, 1976 (Seal) SOUNDS UNLIMITED, INC a Florida corporation By: Lawrence A Ruben, President Attest: Richard M. Raskin. Sec.-Tress. BARON H. CROWELL Attorney for Applicant 6.445 S W. 132 Street Miami, Florida 33156 305 233- 4921 Publish May 16, 73. 30, June 6, 1976 DEY.176 • ----- - w /4/9 7 1 ' -........ JOHN FRANKLIN PERRY. it e &1A top DEZ it THE PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA SAVIIIC. FUND SOCIETY, Plaintiff, -- - provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit, Section 665 09 Florida Statutes 1937 written defenses, if any, to It on Carmine M Bravo, Esg., of the law firm of KORMAN I BRAVO, P.A, 130 E Highway 43.1, Longwood, U _1. .4y'a Oviedo, Seminole County, Ftor;1 I under the fictitious name Of Ai.. TION ROOFING,and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk cI the Circuit Court, Seminole County. and ' 1104 %.U11 COURI FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.416.CA-09-C DOVER PROPERTIES. Plaintiff, UK, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO JUDY G. PERRY RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, JOSEPH BUONI, of ux, of of, Def endants NOTIE OF ACTION TO: JOSEPH (IUONI mi Dover Road Winter Park, FI' Ida 32769 YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an action for foreclosure of a mortgage on the real property listed below has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your through, under or against JUDY G. PERRY and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest In the real property herein described. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following real property in Seminole County, Florida Lot tO. Block H. Camelot Unit 2. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16, Pages 95 and 96, public records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you and you are required to servo a coov o' your written defenses, it any, to It on van den Berg, Gay I Burke, P.A., it Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32007, aria file the original with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before June 15th, 1976; otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition WITNESSmy hand andfh,sealof said Court on May 13th, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk Publish: May 16, 73, 30, June 6, 1976 DEZ 84 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Range At Lake Howell High School as per drawings. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. All materials and equipment CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE furnished und all work performed COUNTY. FLORIDA. shall be in accordance with the CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-17SCA-04E Drawings, Specifications and In Re: the Marriage Of: Contract Documents pertaining RAFAEL ROMERO, Husband, ther eto which may be examined at Respondent, the office of the Architect, and A Bid Bond in the amount of S 'ier KATHLEEN A ROMERO, WEin, cent of base bid will be requireo Petitioner Address each bid to: NOTICE TO DEFEND Don Coleman, THE STATE 01 FLORIDA TO: Purchasing Agent RAFAEL ROMERO School Board of 7707 SOUTH ROHWLIN0 Seminole County APT 701 702 Commercial Avenue ROLLING MEADOWS. Sanford, Florida 33271 ILLINOIS 60003 Each bid shall be marked YOU ARE HEREBY notified that "Drivers Range Lake Howell KATHLEEN A ROMERO, has filed High School" and shall be delivered a Petition in the Circuit Court of to the address above. Seminole County, Florida, for a The Instruction to Bidders. Dissolution of Marriage and you are Proposal Form. Form of Bid Bond, required to serve a copy of your Form of Performance and Payment written dt'fenes, s. any, On J S I e J written defenses, it any, to It on Carter A. Bradford, Plaintiff's at torney, whose address is 33$ North Magnolia Avenue, P.O Box $75, Orlando, Florida 37601, on or befor e June 16th, 1976, and file the original -.isp, to, ''...b , O hl . -"-.- -= - -! ii •,— '-•-- . - - '- - I . -__ -- -- - . -- - " . ......... .; - - - ...... ...................................................... - - '. - -- - -- -. - .. -.. - . ' . - . . . . '• - '-'-- . . . . , ..3 - . ,_./__ _'r." before service on Plaintiff's at torney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The legal description of the real Property which ls the s,b,dmatter of this action is as follows: Lot S. Block 3, TANGLEW000 REPLAT. according to the plat tieceof as recorded in Plat Book I, page 94, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. WITNESS my hand and the seal of thiS Court on May 13, 1926. -' C. .. . . ., - . - a - ._..r. 4 - I _ Clark of the Circuit Court By; Cecilia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish: May 16. 73, 30, June 6. 1976 DEZ I) --__ -_ - tt''1i tt — _ --_ _ - T ' ,, .'.',--'- -,'c • - ,. - - C ,, , , .' = -- " - '-; - , L ' : '. -_ . -. _i_ -_-•._ %'''P"Y' -,"• :' e'-', - - '" —-------g ______________________________________________________________________________ - ''t" r •_ AMAZING OFFER r '- - •-?-,- ik ($eal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. - "t " 'l: .• .L ' ., 7- 1'c' C — - - -Bond. Drawings, Specifications and other contract documents may be examined at the following location, School Board of - Notice is nereby given that we are ngagt'd in business at RI 2 Box 124), Oviedo 32765, Seminole C ounty , Florida,underthefictUiousnameot ACTION ENTERPRISES, and that we intend torcgister said name with 311 North Rosalind Avenue Orlando, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, iN ANi. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, In Re: Marriage of HARVEY C JONES, Husband and JOAN TAYLOR JONES. Wife AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION To - JOAN TAYLOR JONES, Wife 10 St Claire Avenue Spring Lake, New Jersey 07762 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition for Divorce nas been filed against you by HARVEY C. JONES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and a prayer contained within Slid EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIaPetition request the Court to award CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE that certain property owned by you COUNTY. FLORIDA. and your husblnd, HARVEY C. CIVIL ACTION NO. 11 527.CA.09. American ('Inc Center. .,., Albert N. Fitts 210 Edwards Building Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorney for the Petitioner Publish May lb. 73, 30, June 6. 1976 DEZ 66 handles that they fe-ti would lit President Ford, Vice President Rockefeller and Sec. of State CRYSTAL CRACKER.S ,e.. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy CIek figures? Herald readers CB 0 i WITNESS MY HAND AND OF FICIAL SEA-Lot said Court this 12th day of May A.D. 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Pappy," and "German Baloney" with three famous '"W-'_ ri,i Marriage now existing between you. Would you readily associate "Washington Edsel," "Happy's (We welcome your questions on CB or related mat- ,,t.,i ...Ik ,i a relief demanded In said Petition, which is. the Dissolution of sign. ters. Write Mike Wendland, "CB Break," c-o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford. Fla.. 32771 Fitts, whose address is: 210 Edwards Building. Sanford, Florida 32171, 6,iij jii ite st yled C ourt , or before tht 16th day of June, A 0 1976, otherwise a Default and an Ultimate Judgment will be entered against you for the handle' This is a very common question heard on the Citizens Band radio airwaves these days as thousands upon thousands of new CBers key microphones and utter their first words. "Handles" are the nicknames used by CBers to identify one another without the use of cumbersome real names. The story has it that "handies" originally were dreamed up by truckers who didn't bother to get an FCC license and used their 'handles" to hide their identities. But, handles have become a respectable part of being a CRer and are quite legal so hrng as they are used in conjunction with the operator's FCC call )'OW' • —' Hornsby , P A McCLEARY. ano You are required to serve a copy of your writtti defense, if any you have, on her Washington Edsel? - - Beech Grove, Indiana 46107 J lreadv are auletiv ' tZrt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tnat LORINE GREEN McCLEARY has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Semnor County, Florida, for Dissolution of Marriage existing between LORINE GREEN Mc CLEARY and JACK RAYMOND 'Hap p y s Pap p y Callin~ Makin; it illegal to wc frequency converters existing transceivers has all the appearance of playing into the industry's hands at the expense of the consumer. If the proposal is adopted, it will be virtually impossible to enforce. Converting existing sets to operate on extra channels is an extremely simple operation for most electronics technicians. In many parts of the country a number oi CR-r-: Handle? In A NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned intends to register the fictitious name of "FLORIDA STATE COLLECTION BUREAU' as rwnvide,lhv Section 663.09 Florida Statutes Business •dcress 1309 E. econdSt., Sanford, Fl. 3217I. Name 01 names of individuals. Credit Bureau of Titi,sville, Inc S Patricia J. Brannon Publish: May 9. 16, 73, 30. 1976 DEZ 43 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-7I.S.CAO1-O In Re: the Marriage of EVERETT WOLFE, Husband name with the Clerk of the Circuit CAROLYN B. WOLFE. Wife NOTICE0FSUIT Court. Seminole County, Florida in accorarice with the wovisions of 10. EVERETT WOLFE Rural Route One the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Stat JIll Harrisburg. lIIiioiS Florida Section 163 09 Wit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1957, that a Petition for Dissolution 0 S: Ronald A. De'ko Marriage has been filed against you Tess Contarino and you are required to serve a copy Publish : May 9, 16, 73, 30. 1976 of your written defenses, if any. to It DEZ-47 on J. RUSSELL HORNSBY. At IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE totr,e,. for Wife, wtiOSe6dressi5)fl EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. North Rosalind Avenue, Orlando. Florida 37101, and file the original CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with the Clerk of the above styled COUNTY, FLORIDA. Court on or befor e June 10, 1976, CIVIL ACTION NO: 16-607CA•04-A In Re: The Dissolution of Marriage otherwise a judgment may be en tn-ed against you for the relief LORINE GREEN McCLEARY, demanded In the petition Petitioner wife WITNESS my hand and the scalOf and said Court on this 26th day of April, JACK RAYMOND McCLEARY. 1976. Respondent husband. (Seal) AMENDED NOTICE OF Arthur Beckwith, Jr. ACTION AND NOTICE Clerk of the Circuit Court TO DEFEND, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Y Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk JACK RAYMOND J RUSSELL HORNSBY of McCLEARY Law Of ices of J Russell 52 South 7 1 h Street - 10.97 10-98 10-99 10-100 10-200 .',l,Ir 6r1u 10! WV 10-42 Home 10-43 Information 10-45 All Units Report (To Control) 10.51 On The Way 10-52 Check In With Base 10.56 Meet At. , 10-91 . Stolen or Wanted Against FCC Rules EMERGENCY tl'J 10-39 Message Delivered 10-41 Switch To Channel. 1(1-36 Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at State Rd 43-1. Seminole County. Longwood, Florida under the fictitious name of CENTRAL FLORIDA USED CARS, ____________________ —__Legal Notice ' _________ - • -. - _i__ --w_ 4-' -' -- ---- - -- -- - - - - -- - ---- - -. -- - - " - Christopt'er Ray, P.O. Box 3W, Altamonte Springs, Florida )VOI and filetheoriginal with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before Seminole County the 3rd day of tune AD.. 1916, 202 Commercial Avenue othorwiso a Default and Ultimate Sanford. Florida 37171 Judg.'nent will bs entered against Phone: 332 1232 you tor the relief demanded in the Copies may be obtained at the Petition, office of District School Board, upon WITNESS my bond and official payment of a deposit of $23 00 per set "al of said Court on this the 261h day of drawings and specifications Any of April. AD, 1976. unsuccessful bidder, upon returning (Seal) such set promptly and in good ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. condition, will be refunded his Clerk of the Circuit Court payment, and non bidder's upon to By: Elaine RiCharde returning such ut, will be refunded Deputy Clerk $12.50 M*imum number of sets .i CHRISTOPHER RAY allowed per Contractor will be two P.O BOX 399 (7). ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Addenda wili be set to Genoril FLORIDA 37701 Contractors bidding this project andATTORNEY FOR THE to all plan rooms holding plans PETITIONER Pvbliih: May 16, 23, 192 6 PubI'th: May 7. 9, 4, 7). 1976 DEZ 12 DI? S I - --_- - — cancers Qrt curable if detected early. Take advantage of this fact I-low? By taking some timc' once a year and getting ci checkup. Then you'll know how health / 'ou arOr Thor1 I - ycu'il know low to keep hlat way. I-b',, about startml rI:lh$ no','. - Today AIiieIICDn Cancer Soc1ie - � 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, May 16, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 16, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 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/6e4ab79e0fa6dbeed214cc8ff5005b89.pdf 1069c4610eb862042cc282f710d0d345 PDF Text Text U.--- __ ___ t2a __ ___ ___ __ - __ ___ ___ __ . ~ -0-1909, I 0 I // Z-~~\ *\ ( "\ 8 _ T-/ M I- 9 n -1 &A V g § 0 .0 Cr W = IC ,a . = = *O 9 2 %< 0 - I R i.: =90 :P ca 9 -J ::E - 1A M !~ . 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That amount provides 1, Ilie Sanford Crime Lab is operating at full work loads of the two labs being phased out in (a We need more people to do what I ~ Initially, a Senate subcommittee recommended funds for only 57 positions. capacity and will not be able to handle any ad. ~ Jacksonville and Tampa. we're doing now. We couldn't the phaseout of the Sanford facility. Labs were to be Some legislators maintained all the state's labs ditlonal work load the lab's assistant superinCD But Chandler says If that's what legislators have possibly take anymore work from located in Jacksonville, Tampa and Miam.l. were needed to fight the growing crime rate in this tendent said today. Then the lull Senate reversed that proposal and state. anybody else." Also, according to Asst. Supt. Chandler Smith , 'We can't stand anyrno;e work load. We need consolidate a a at two sites -Sanford But the majority of senators voted against that - Chandler Smith the lab needs more positions than those funded more people to do what we're doing now. We and Tallahassee. contention, saying the FBI has only one lab in the Thursday by the Florida Senate. The Senate. couldn't possibly take anymore work from anybody But a conference ammitteewill work out the difAccoiding to Ken Plante, R-Winter Park, the entire state of Washington. Lawmakers in favor of positions , esaid. ference between the House's 128 positions and the 57 entire consolidation move Is aimed at saving consolidation say the sole FBI lab handles cases for labs in Sanford and TaIiahassee eFlorida house has approved a measure funded b the Sena te. fflflflt) Plante said the initial Senate sub- the entire lute And it d' 'nd Job I irnaki ( hindl, r u I U local ting, 128 employes for all Florida crime labs. 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Garay chair and tianged herself using evidence from the death house -. . _. - __- showed Mrs, Morris' death was a pL,ncil*thin nylon line tied to a is being sent to the Sanford _& _•j caused by __________________________ asphyxiation, the rafter through an attic opening, Crime Laboratory for tests. l was manually Kriz said the In vestigators said Mrs deaths Benef o rangled 5OflaflSt I I w_ Vi have been ruled double-murder Harris, of Orlando, the or stder, led to death after an suicide and an in. children's grandmother, The Dusty Buots Riding awarded to the high poitn being stabbed in the throat ve3tigation Association is continuing under discovered the childrens' Inc., of Sanford, (18 years or oven and juniiir Deputies Line doorway as ambulance attendants remove bodies at Forest City area residence, _______________________________________________________ KrIz said evidence in the the direction of Detective Sgt. bodies In the separate will hold its annual benefit 117 and under). Sponsors inn (lIraLd Photo by Bob Lloyd) death house kMe4nesttgators George Hagood. be- abM - 11:30. am, horse show for the Central dude Wilco Sales, Faust's Drt Florida Zoo Sunday starting at Store, R. B. Farms and -_ - Horse Show _ -M ; r c' I-i c - em" C C31 A -- - __- - - 9 iW4 911~ 0 #A f" 9 ; 0 '.2 =0 n 0 17.. . 0% i I , Z ~g 3 - - Wo : j-, C, b - V111 - ow P- 5, , 0 CM 1. Er .a: 9 W %A CLOS ~- EwOUT SALE JR: "I go = ft (D " (A 9 0~ ft 5 5- T s, 14 G 4*` 004'- sI* I. to a go iI 1A. I ft = j - a R' s - 11 ' - G~ -= :r 9 - in ,.. >, - - -1 g..q ~ CA , . r"i ~ 1. 4 ft P _. -1 0 I -1 . S. ~ ~. a I M'j n ~ • , j1 . 6' . •_ ___ r% '" Q " if Z it 0 - :4 r, -. - . . . g 9 ,r :r =. Keen, Lenora Mobley, Richard ; included June Foley, Precinct ft 42; Eugene Gilmartin, Precinct 21, hlettie B.mnick Precinct 4 ), ft 0 C , . 2. . a' -& E 0 LA 0 -2 1: Fa I Fj- = CL V aa X rn 4 3. " O Fr > 0 2 C 3 9 I If,.i. I 3; i i ll`~ ? 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Resolutions - beth fiat- A standing ovation was given Piland, Harry Terry, Tom Lyman Iligh School Senior Freeman, Erriestine Forward, Steve Atwood for his patriotic and Dr. Maria Perez. address , .ailed "American Ileritage-1,et Us Celebrate." Cable also made thesi 4ind Vicki Kane Ion Sancho, committee Patronage ents: - Dr. J C larT y Blair and Bettie Bannick. Hospitalit) - Mary Blair, Law Officers Graduate From Standards Course By DONNA I ns - F-S ,S Karcher .-, .iid in the 20 years der" to the graduates, comHeraldStaffWrlter following World War II law manding them to 'acquit enforcement methods in yourselves well." The graduation of 152 law changing from the beat officers Named to the National Honor enforcement officers from the to vehicie patrol had become Society fraternity for out- County Commissioner Sidney Ringling, John lawson, John Dora Lee Russell, Pat West, Helen and John McCloskey, Police Standards Certification Increastngl isolated from the s t a n d in g a cad em I C Vihien Jr, candidate for U s Leight) Lenora Moble), Don course at Seminole Community people. li~ said contact by achievement were Harr Schreiner, Chancey Walker, y Joyce Dorfman and June Congress, attended the meeting College (SCC) Thursday night officers with the non-criminal Elwood Bierlv Jr., of the entire and Mary Ellen Rowe. Foley; nd introduced his Platform and Policy - John Telephone - Teena Prater, was marked with an outpouring element in the coriununity "a Seminole Count) Sheriff's campaign staff Optimistic of respect and affection by reduced. Department and Corinne Ann about his campaign, Vihlen Booth, Elon West, Freddic officers, faintly and guests for said, Parker of the Orange Count) But, today, Karcher fact there was Moble), Bill Norris, Da',id Drenna Melvin, and stressed the the Criminal Justice Depart society is being brought into Sheriff's Department. Gunter, Tom Freeman and I,orraine Schreiner. already $20,000 in his earninent's leader and founder. aid.ing police in enforcing the Eugene Gilmartin. Highest honors in firearms Public Relations - Nanc The more than 300 persons iaw,intoagreaterinvolvement went to Patrolman Steven have accumulated $60,000 by Rules Committee - Jack Booth, Beth Hattaway and crowding Coach Jim Sterling's in crime control. Harriett of the Sanford Police qualifying tiffx- July &20. Bri(hies, M%Ttle Gradick, Betty Peggy-Cail Forehand. basketball gymnasium gave a lie said the rule "of law und Department; Walter standing o',atlon to Dr John not of imn." is %lewed with the Orlando Police Denartment 1 1 '.t 1 . - 1.1nchanwhosereiignation for utmost significance in the lnCharlesandLurryWade. rrc critr u tvic ( il/i ir health reasons from full-time nation, adding that police Academic achievement justice program was announecd procedLres brings delays in ' llenderson an ra B s, Thursday. legal changes and the both of the Orlando police Casselberry Police Chief disrespect of the public. Department; Miss Parker and George Karcher, currentl) Karcher adjured the new h1er't(; Ayers of the Orange lord today was embarking on victor) in Michigan will send a campaign journey to Johnson their campaign on the rosid to chairman of the law Enfor- officers to be steadfast and County Sherifrs Department Ronald Reagan is playing for City and Memphis. Tenn., victory at ft GOP convention. cement Advisory Council, and resolute in discharging tht' and John 1. Misiano. Honorable mention for the l)cnrncratic croscoer ote Louisille K% and Michigan, Carter wants a ctor> to con guest speaker at the graduation 'asks before them and to in Michig.an's key presidential where he begins his whistlestop solidate his position as Delino. ceremonies. called 11nehan his continue their educations. having received academic . ir.g!ng more expertise to their averages of ~5 per cent or better the state on cratic front-runner following personal and professional tx, ' primary, sayIng that America's train tour through friendanddedlcatcdhlsspeech professions, in Nebraska week's loss were Jame:, Deloretto, Don problernscrosspartylinesand Saturday. this to the coordinator, instructor, The Casselberry police chief, Ellis. CiaudeJeffre Jr.,ofthe Carter today is meeting AFI,- and to stymie Udall's bid. hould the vote.*s. I (JO i>resident Gcnr,e Mean) "We ha e to t in a state like lawer and former FBI agent a veteran of 20 ears with the Orange Count) Sheriff's DeIt could be an Important fit Karcher said I,inehan New York City Police Depart partment; Vicki McGough of h said.Most tor in his challenge in President for the first time - a session hfichigan,"F ordas loss to Initiated, implemented and inent and of five years as head Sanford Police Deparftent-, * where that could bt the key to winning "arvers agree that a Ford's home state. could brought to success the criminal of the South Seminole tfl) l.or I Morrison and Bruce Jimmy Carter and Morris lidall' enthusiastic support from Reagan It, his home state t jutIceprogram a college, munity'slawenlorcementwiit, 1thoi., of the Maitland Police are wooing those same voters organized labor if he captures crlppleFord'scampaignelfort. adding "We shall always owe pas,sed on the "torch of la him a debt of gratitude." freedom through law and t. Nest. Reagan hope a (Continued On Page 3-A) Roth Ford and In the L\einocratk primary. fl y WAITFRS H MF.ARS - The Associated Press gI ,, r 0 00 U, Z Pegg -(ail I'orehand, Freddie May Give Boost To Reagan 4 I 16= __ I 9 *X X La t C) =4 , 1 ;3 r" )0 . ,., . " I on M -:09 UI I .,i dudingLngkthandWesternA de "jl i W hat s You r H and I e 2 [ley, good buddy, , Ahat's )our handle? This ver) omnion ques tion is heard on the Citizens Band radio rs key microphones and utter their first words. Ilt.ad about how these handles are *obtained' and find out % hat some " Herald readers think ,Aould be good handle-, for come of our well known citizens on Page 6-W Working Like A Charm In effect for slightly more than one mouth, Semino %orking like a charm, according to department chiefs who ha'e been asked to evaluate the new structure of county government and the mail Who Mus It - Roger C WCII cr Machine . . V14_ !__ , I '." 11.._z -,. V, 7-iT I 31 _T,111 114 r-rtyj _. k 0untys new count) manager form of government Is li t-2_'A A.j .tj~* 4.Y. roves Va l ue The neiy tustalled Xeroradlography machine at -Seminole Memorial Hospital has already proved its value by detecting breast career In a number of area women Two of the hospital's radlologle technicians have developed a presentation bringing the message of new developments In early diagnosis of this nuzuber one killer disease In middleaged women. Story, pictures on Page I. I - __ . -, -I 'r , __. M go ____ - , . l\I)FX iririn (D an .v md U, 4) Neuman, Lucy layer, Don Jackson, Richard Russo, and KathleenRe)nolds. -- -- awarded in each class. Entry events, ees are per c ass. pectators - . Appointed as at-large committeeman were Troy Pratt, chairman. (D g • r" c ' iii :10 . (b 2 I KI r. :1 3C ~ . El aW W . * M to -4 Ct) " , ,; I . 9 g G;* __ R. j __ - - Tom Pratt was moved from rs.manne t) presents certificates of outstanding academic seblevement to miss his corninitteeman-at-large slot The Democratic fund- Blair, Jim 11van, Allan Keen, Corinne Parker and liarn- Elwood Illeriv Jr. to replate Kwiatkow ski in raising wnmutce tentatnel) J It llawwa, Tom pratt, c j •., ' J ; resignatlonwas topursuehi g . C - Blair, Mary Blair, C.J. Bass, in e ',ln rances Jackson, K wtkosk1ascommitteeman for Precinct 46. In his letter Kwintkowski 0411 97 ~ . - I r) NI W g CL rN . to IQ 0 9z; I -a S ' ,, 1 W ' (D I i j. r-. ~R a " I q & "W ~ [4a niS' tr 0- -1 a a q Wk kE Iq CI ic I I '- the Veterans of Foreign Was Post 8207 , Longood, rtid a letter of resignation from I S ',j a .9n 0 40 W .- _6 a 0 ah r7-1 0 is tv OEr~ - CM -._ Executive Committee at t" n a LO Z C') C") RTIFICIAL PLANT1 a Q ' > .10, - s O- F= it w !. =I ~ Z~ r it 2.5 ' Rod Cable chairman of the Seminole County Democratic ' _+ >?> -< = C:) .r r" 4= c-' a w . -4 M 2, F IIARRYKWIATKOWSKI .0 %< 9 -& g 9 4A ~ M §644 1 1 -ft CD ,q 9 2 9b r"M m- Q 0/ 2 Ia n N 5 a wa I E CA - C3 U :k ~ t.r ;r By NANC1'B(X)T`1I I ' 9 10 vs .0prijott A 3 - Zia - C" 2 r% to :* A = CA (D A. a :~ ~& 1 a q I ;; i ft 5 From Democratic Post n In rddifion to showmanship. - - i _-- -- -,-- - 2 , S. 0 - ' ___ ________ 0" V . 9 0 3 C 2 8 - I M PA 7__ 1 - _ - =_ 00 9 __ I 3 r -9PRZ- R k - - q) __---- II 64 m ~ T - . mmmm == 8 :I P_ P_ 1 M 111~ C r- r- __4 ZI C* ,0 ot% Z Z 3 t.d., a:: -• f 0 ' 13 M f-.."t" V ~ at 3 '' i i: r ; 3 F w . - i, A- I F F; , 1 W I :,. 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R- F15F5jR,U1A9 = ll< as . g~~" nr , W e* VZ murder and suicide and of Robert Stephenson and dead. an investigation • hertwosrnallchlldrenintheir neckwithahuntlngknllewitha COfl Stephenson, who called the Neighbors in the quiet inuing beds Thursday morning and four Inch blade, sheriff's department, found residential area off W Brantle, Mrs. Morris' body in the utility Road north of S11436 at Fores' ! room at their W~stwood oom before the deputies City indicated to reporters th.i, , as dressed in pajamas and Investigators said no suicide arrived at the scene, residence. they knew little about the 'it the bodies of both children note was found in the house and were found face down in their that no motive for the deaths accountant employed at Morris children playing in the identified the victims as Mrs. separate bedrooms. has been determined. Titusville, said "everything To ( P.-w:ta 3& i - -_ --- __________ !=4 - - .•. n ' D to believe that Reagan Morris, who was dressed in regular Sheriff's Capt. L. J. Kriz locked residence when there fellow employe after being clothing, was strangled in her said the three deaths was no response to a knock at notified his wife was dead and Sheriff's investigators said bedroom sometime between -ers .- - - ••::••.- ) - fflowill I f ve F QL. a a a ,t-I a N I ;~ P. - - -- -!= ; 6q =P S, M 3 M 3 ____ % 4 -7i •. LL .< .,:- ,I i g, L ° -4 C t. •• ,f? U __ ___ - - __ , ;' 'R . !e -' i 0, c om-1 e R u' S By BOB I.tA)YD Iferald Staff Writer _ • 1. 6 13 1I , - cc (D - W - I k- L I ;L __-, - - -11, , - . '. 3 aI 01 6 --4i = S' , 5> 9 = , ~. - - - ,• 0 M = S: = 3 r) Ln tj =. tj U .0 :3 Cr 11; , -. -! . , Af --__ = , o 0. o ... r 0 )C 7-- 1, 1 (D kv:r ? 7 -~_ i ~i 5 I% .; 3H;,i -;7;: . = -n' L". a = n _= s. r-, ,6 0 :2 . . I I M1 2. C C = , n n = . n . nv* r § Ca. 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Details and tides on Page S-A. ______________________ -- �.___;___ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May H, øfl sp Legal Notice area y OUTfl NATiON IN BRIEF Senate Panel Probe Of Recommends JFK Assassination WASHINGTON AP) — Why did Lee Harvey Oswald kill President John F. Kennedy more than a dozen years ago That will be one of the first questions to face a proposed new Senate cnmmitee that woud watch over the workings of U.S. intelligence agencies. The Senate intelligence committee voted Thurs.iay to recommend that the proposed new panel conduct an Investigation Into the never-ansered question of why Oswald shot Kennedy as the President rode in a motorcade through Dallis, Tex., on Nov. V, 1963. 'Thumb Therapy' Program WASIIINGTON (AP) — The Agriculture Department has spent $44,000 so far for a series of "assertive awareness" seminars In which women employes learn to ith their jolis and male bosses 1w enain in l)anish thumb wrestling contests. The department's Animal and Health Inspection Serice began the sessions about 18 months ago. The threeday seminars Involve lectures and discussions, in addition to the Danish thumb wrestling. RM. Gurley, the agency's training officer, calls the program "a leveling process" and says it l recoin...._.: :;y ,y ti'it wonwni groups throug;&t e tuinLry. About 2 women emptoyes of the department wave participatea in ii ot the sessions held so far in Washington and in various locations, including Philadelphia, At1anU and Ames, Iowa, he said. I____________ - ______________________________________ I • -- I IL L !I --: 4 - - I ______ ______ ;•..._________________ -.1 -- -. - -- - •. - -. - - ••-•• i-!. - __________ •-:: _. Carter To Meet With Meany WASHINGTON Al') - Junznv Carter is heading for his first face-to-face meeting with AFL-CIO President George Meany — a meeting that could be the key to winning enthusiastic support from organized labor if he captures the Democratic presidential nomination. Aides to both men described today's meeting in Meany's office across Lafayette Park from the White House as a chance for them to get to know one another. No endorsement was expected to come from the session. Carter headed into the session fully aware that labor leaders generally preferred Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey or Henry M. Jackson. But he also knew that with his candidacy gaining momentum, labor may need him more than he needs them. Goldwater Protests Tapes WASHINGTON tAP) — Sen. Barry Goldwater, apprcnUy under increasing pressure from fellow consrvatives, Is demanding that the Ford campaign committee stop using tapes of his denunciation of Ronald Reagan's stand on the Panama Canal. "He's getting a Lot of heat," one Republican source said after it was learned Ttsday that Goldwater had written to Rogers C.B. Morton, Ford's campaign manager, and demanded a halt to ise of the tapes in Ford radio commercials. Wb'le criticizing Reagan on the ca& issue, Goldwater has refused to endorse Ford. A spokesman for the Ford conmlttee said further use of the commercials featuring Goldwater was halted after receipt of his letter. c _______ -, I-,•c _____ J T,,••I•. •- — •,•.•-•-- •-:- r- .'-..' 11', .- •.- fr% - -'M l I - -' J- -- - . i: ?r •-c2 - -:. .. .__4 . - L41 - - l'i9 - ' - _4: 1')Z' 'rL . I. 11r I& •- . .. -% .--: • çL : 1 ::c:.';L L.e r I I r; ' WASHINGTON (AP) — If the new car you Just bought is a lemon, federal regulations that take effect today mean you may not have to pay off the bai'k or loan company that financed it. Th regulations end the 200-year rule of a marketplace phi1osoy known as "holder-tn-due-course," which forced consumers to pay lot products bought on credit even If the products were not delivered or broke down. The new rules, promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission six months ago, make creditors Just as liable for customer satisfaction as the original seller. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Fcrd's former campaign manager, Howard H. Calla say, faces a new round of questioning before a Senate panel proWng his efforts to expar1 his Colorado ski resort onto federal land ('allaway was 1' "silly today a 'he Sen-ate interior subcommittee on the environment wr, up it .xi gi on the matter. The (orir.er Army secretary began his testimony last month, but the hearings were recessed whr he complained that three Colorado residents, whom he described as his original accusers, had not been called to testify. U.S. May 'LrT: .'.L &•.. -'r•, :-. -'1-..;-'-.'M:- -ç Loan Rules In Effect Calloway Faces Queries - -, •• 'L1 I -,. New -' -: p'ç -4 t : :;'-r-' ri'-t-.J.' '. --.•--• -.)-" •..-. - ; - c . Budget Clash On Horizon , _1i&:.\•I•;•c bdII 1L' -'-.-i _____ - 91 !Il1 r-- _ Import Law WASHINGTON (API — President Ford Is being pull'd in opposite directions over attempts to repeal a law that exempts imports of chrome from a trade embargo against the white supremacist regime that runs Rhodesia. The eentual outcome of effori.s to repeal the amendment could have pr-olosmd effects on U.S. relation-i with black African nations. Authozed by Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., md-Va., the exemption has become a symbol in black Africa of a tes. of US. willingness to match policy statements favoring majority rule with concrete actico-i. J3' . 'c,\I'1 1- Repeal WASHINGTON MP) — President Ford and Congres apparently will spend the summer at each other's throat rn hat could be an historic :tio:itatioa over th federal budget Acting under a new budget procedure, Congress has for the first time approved Its ocn federal budget. In the past, Congress has worked on a budget sutxnitted by Le president. Under the new procedures, Congress has approved its own spending ceiling of $413.3 billion for fiscal 1977. gfleiutd______ - -- ..- -- - -. - _] . -. • • -- :..- . -c.' . :. __________________ - ____________________________ _____ ____ .ITi7 FrId.,y, May 14. 1976—Vol. 6L No. flS •• Dl nO Sndy. acept SaOnda, &id C'r,na Ciay by Trc i.mto'd Herald. Inc . 3C N French Ave • Sanford. Fia 3371) s.econ Class Postage Pa*d at Sanford. Florida 37771. Drl'vef,r. S nti. PJtnfpi. 57 . 6 Aonh5. 5)4 ?O '--". L By !,4,sl In Fi*'iOôt rI5 home CCii-ery Alt cOhti -'-.i 1370 $ %lf 70. 1 Moitlis, 132 Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice EvenIng Herald, Sanfcrd. Fl. Legal Notice CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CItCUIT COURT. NOTICE0F VACATING EIGHTEENTH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, WIN (ER SPRINGS. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IO' THE ANDCLOSINOAPORTION FLORIDA U JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR FLORIDA. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR OFASTREET Notir. of Public Hearing SEMINOI.E COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In Re: the Marriage of TO WHOM T .AY CONCERN: CASE NO. 76-V3-CA.20-D You will tale not,ce that Ihe City CASE NO. 76.163CA.09.D ?TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO: CLIFFORD WILLIAM SOAK CommissIon of the City of Sarford, SHARON L. MOSHER. formerly FRANCIS EARL EISTWOOD Petitioner IheCityCounciloftheCityofWinter FloridaonMaylO. 1976,passedand Sharon L Hines, whose resIdence Springs. Florida. that said City PIIotifI and and last known mailing adopted Ordinance Nn. 1337 to close, By BOB li.t)YL) Council will hold a public heating at CAR t OLL TOWNSEND E AST vs address are unknown. vacate and abandon any right of the 7:30 pm. or as soon thereafter WOOD Hcrald Staff WrIter YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cityandpublic inaodtoaportionof CHARLES R. HINES, Respondent Del endant possible, on Monday. June 7, 1916, tO that a Petition has been filed In the Maple Avenue lyIng between 72nd NOTICE OF ACTION consider the adoption of an or above-styled Court tot the adoption Street and 74th Street, being more NOTICE OF ACTION TOWNSEND TO: CARROLL Casselberry police' have cinance by the City of winter of the minor child named therein particularly described as follows: TO. CHARLES P. HINES arrested a 16-year-old Winter Springs, Flor,d, title of wtOch i EASTW000 and wherein you are named as an That portion of Maple Avenue 5841 Beachvew Drive Pest Office Box 82 interested Party, and you are hereby abutting Lots 13 through 36, ['ark boy in connection with the follows: Apartment No. 337 Leicester, North Carolina O THE CITY required to serve a copy of your Bonaventure, according to the plat Indianapolis, Indiana burglary of an insurance OFAN ORDINANCE WINTER NOTICE OF ACTION SpRINGS, written defenses, ii any, to it on S. thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an agent's office and say the REPEALING SECTIONS 11.85.1 KIRBY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MONCRIEF, of PageI5,PublicpecordlotSemlnole action to foreclose a lien on the Ju'enile may have been in- THROUGH 4485.5 OF THE CODE SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND Covnty,Florida,reservingtheus.of following rcperty In Seminole that an action for Dissolution of Marriag.hisbeen filed against you. for said Street unto the City of Sanford Coenly, Florida: volved in burglaries at two Ol ORDINANCES OF THE CITY; M0NCRIEF, Attorneys SET T lUG FORT H West 400 teet nf East oco feet of and you are required to serve a copy THE Petilioncr, Post Office Box 7279, lot utility purposes. other businesses and at least REQUIREMENTS FOR A ZONING Sanford, City Commission IorIda 32771, and file North '.-, of Southwest , of Nor- of your written defenses to it, if any. one residence. ci the City of DISTRICT KNOWN AS PLANNED original wlti: Clerk of the abovetheast I... Section 36, TownShip t on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for UNIT DEVELOPMENTS; Sanford, Florida South, Range 32 EaSt,LESS North 23 Petitioner, whose address is 612 Chief George Karcher said CREATING A NEW ZONING styled Court on or before June 21st, H. N. Tamm, Jr. 1976, otherwise a defaust will be feet for road, containing 9 acres Sanford AtlantIc Bank Building, J'atrolman Jim Ilingham CLASSIFICATION KNOWN AS entered agaInst you granting saId more or leis, lying and being in Sanford, Florida, Seminole County. City Clerk Florida. on or before the 15th day of Publish: May 11, 1976 Seminole County. Florida, spotted the boy exiting the PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP. adoptIn. MEN IS: CREATING SECT IONS has been filed against you and you June, AD, 1976, otherwise a default WITNESS my hand and the seal of DEZ71 officeof Al l)avisnt 777 U.S. 17- £1151 THRCUGH 41.83)0 AS AN ______________________ arerequirecjtos,rveacopyol your will be entered against you for the on the 11th day of May, 92 about 12:30 a.m, Karcher AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE XIV said 1976.Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE written defenseS, if any, to it on relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my Hand and the Of said Bingham. formerly a OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES; (Seal) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ROBERT H. ROTH, ESQUIRE, of CONFLICTS; SEVERABILITY Arthur 14. Beckwlth, Jr. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ROTH 1. WEISS, PA., plaintiff's tidal seal of thiS Court on this the teacher at a private school, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. 10th day of May, AD. 1976, Clerk of the Circuit C3urt COUNTY, FLORIDA. a'torney. whose address i recognized the boy as a former A copy of said ordinance shall be By: Lillian T. Jenkins PROBATE DIVISION Hartford BuildIng, 200 East (Seal) student. The boy was charged avb at the office of the City Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr Deputy Clerk CASE NO: 76-12.S.CP Robinson Street. Orlando. Florida Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Clerk of Circuit Court In Re: the Estate of: 3280%, on or before June 4th, 1916, with burglary of the office and Florida, for all persons desiring to S. KIRBY MONCRIEFof ay: Cherry Kay Uavis SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND ELEANOR S. KINLEY, andfiletheoriginal with the Clerkol turned over to state Division of examine the same. Clerk Is Charged In Breakin Deputy MONCRIEF Deceased. this Court either before service on Alt interested patties are Invited Attorneys for Petitioner NOTICE OF Piaintifrs attorney or Immediately CARROLL BURKE to attend and be heard. FIrst Federal Building ADMINISTRATION therea'ter; otherwise a default will Attoritey for Petitioner THIS NOTICE IS TO BE Post Office Box 7279 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING be entered against you fer the relief 6)2 Atlantic Dank Building PUOL ISHED IN THE Evening Sanford, FlorIda 1277) Sanford, Florida 777) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST cnnth-d in the Con)!an? cc IIU11IJ, a nwpapir uf gcnral May II, 21, 2f. June 1, 1916 Publish: May 11, 21, 28. June 1. 1976 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL petition. circulation in said City, one(1) lime Publish: OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED WITNESS my hand and the seal ot DEZ16 at least fifteen (IS) days prior to tne DEZ77 IN SAID ESTATE. this Court, on the 76th day of April. time of the public hearing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1916 DATED this l0lhdayol May, 1916 _______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA thatthadminhstrationoftheestate (Seal) City of Winter PROBATE DIVISION of ELEANOR S. KIPILEY, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr INVITATION TO BIDDERS Springs. Florida File Number 16.11l.CP Clerk of the Circuit Court Sealed proposals will be received (3eCeaSed, File NO: 7612S-CP It Mary T. Norton, DIVISIOn in the CIrcuit Court lot By. Lillian T. Jenkins Board of Seminole pending The School by City Clerk In Re: Estat, of ..$.. Prooat. C,.a..,v. Oepu'y A'.'..-v '"r '"' •'wrc, at the u!RE ' ALEE E. KIrCHHOFF, 0' 11, h II Publish: April30, 21. 12 May 7. Distrfrt School Board of c" Itces of the - norari otvc, Comme'cIaI SemInole County LOurthOuse, DEY 116 SImInol County, 302 Altamonte Springs, Fl 32701 NOTICE OF Avenue, sanford. Florida. untIl 3:00 S.OntOra, ftorioa Jill). Yfle Personal Attorney for City ADMINISTRATION this Representative of Estate Is. P.M. local time, on May 28, 1976 for Publish. May II. 1976 thlconstructionof vehicular control Madeline Tarke whose address iS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEZ 71 ________________ (pavin('t at Eastbroo Elementary 2300 SE. 39th St.. Ocata, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 32670. The name and address of the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TIlE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL School. ADVERTISEMENT FOR OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED All materials and equIpment Attorney for the Personal COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEALED BIDS CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.$23.CA-04.0 IN THE ESTAtE: RepresentatIve are set forth below, INVITATION TO BID: Notice is furnished and all work performed YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED All persons having claims or In Re: The MarrIage c4 here given that the Seminole Shall be in accordance wIth the the administration of the estate CARMINE PUGLIESE. Husband that Estate are Drawings, Specifications and demands against the County Schct flrd, Seminoi ELLALEE E. XIRCHHOFF. O fld P1NA PUGLIESE, Wife. WITHIN THREE MON County, Fioi-i'la will receive sealed Contract Documents pertaining required dedeolid, File Number 76 11% i ',i NOTICE OF SUIT bids until 3:00P.M. on June 4, 1976 at thereto which may be eamlned at THS FROM THE DATE OF THE pending In the Circuit Court for FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TO: PINA PUGLIESE which time bids will bf publicly the offIce of the Architect. Seminole County, Florida, Probate 316 Etwood Avenue NOTICE, to file with the Clerk of the A Bid Bon'l In the amount of 3 per opened and read alaud In the Division, the addreSs of which is Hasvthorne, New York Court a written statement of any Superintendents Office of the cent of base bid wIll be requIred. Seminole County Courthouse, 10332 claim or demand they may have. Address each bid to: Seminole County School Board YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford. Florida. The personal in writing and Don Coleman. PurchasIng Agent Each claim muit be Oftice at E Commercial Ave. that a Petiti':. for Dissolution of representative of the estate is Sanford, Florda School Board of Seminole County must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address f the Marriage has been filed aga;nst you JUANITA RUSSELL whose address 702 Commerc'ai Aveou• PROJECT TITLE: creditor or his agent or Attorny, and you are requIred fo serve a copy i5 Plantation Apartments, No. 12 F Sanford, Florida 3777% LAKE MARY ELEMENTARY Eachbidthallbemarked"Seeled and the amount claimed. If the ofyourwrlttendefenses,ifany,foIf. 2100 Howell Branch Rd., Maitland, SCHOOLRENOVATION BidfortheConstructioflof Vehicular ciatimlsrsotyeldue,theciatewhenit on HARVEY COULTER, Attorney Florida. The name and address of (Building No. One) wIll become due shall be stated. If for Petitioner, whose address is P.o. the personal representative's at Lake Mary, Florida Control (Paving), Eastbrook Box 373.6. Forest City, Florida, U75l, torney are set forth below. the claim Is contingent or NAME OF OWNER: THE Elementary School and shall be t. All persons having claims or utiliquidated, th. nature of the un$ndfiietheoriginalwithlheClerkof SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL delivered to the address siove estate are Ray G. Slaton, an employe of BOARD The InstructIon to BIdders. Certainty shall be stated. If the the above-styled Court on or bsfOre demands aglinit the WITHIN THREE MON 10th day of June, 1976. otherwise required, the security shall the secured, Home, PROJECT LOCATION: LAKE Proposal Form, Form ot Bid Bon4, claim is Funeral I3risson described. The claimant Shall a judgment may be entered against THS FROM THE DATE OF THE MARY, FLORIDA Form of Performance and Paymer,I be reported that his auto, parked in the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Bond. Drawing', Spclflcatiors and dellvertufficientcopiesoftheclalm you for the relief demanded NOT iCi ; to file with the clerk of the at 9th St. and Laurel Ave., was SEALED BIDS: All Bids are to be other contract documents may be to the Cierk to enable the Clerk to Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of above court a written statement of entered and several pair of delivered to the Office of the examIned at the following location: mail one copy to each Personal said Court on the 4th day of May, any claim ur demand they may hepresentative. SCHWEIZER ASSOCIATES pants and three leisure suits 5upertident of Schools in the have. Each claim must be in writing All persons Interested in the )97$ )' Seminole County School Board IN ARCHITECTS . and must indicate the basis for the were taken. (Seal) Estateto whom a copy of this Notice Offices at 207 E. Commercial Ave.. CORPORATED claim, the name and address of the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Ad,nlnistration has been malted Patrolman William S. Hasson Sanford, Florida unt II 3.00 P.M. on 174 Comstock Avenue, West creditor or his agent or attorney, Clerk of the Circuit Court are requIred, WITHIN THREE June 1, 1916. Winter Park, FlorIda 37189 reported the auto was entered and the amount claimed, If the By: Cecelle V. Ekern MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS: Phone: 35447 414 via a window. claim snot yet due, the date when it Deputy Clerk Bids shall be received until 3.00 Copiet may be obtained at the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF will become dut shall be stateo. it Officials at Elmer Bakalla P.M. on June 4, 1976 offIce of Schwezef AssocIates Ar- THIS NOTICE.tofileanyobjectlons Publish: May?. 11, 21, 21. 1976 the claim Is contingent or PROJECT SCOPE & CON. chitecls, Incorporated upon ''v may have that chatleogn the DEl g Etealty, Fern Park, reported an untiquidated, tiss nature of the un STRUCTIOtI: The project consists paymentofadepositofll5.Ooperset Validity of the dscedant's __________________________ electric cook stove and three of certainty Shall be stated. If the converting five Intermediate of drawings and specIfications. Any Will, the qualiilcatlons of the PerINVITATION TO BID claim is secured, the security shall rooms of carpeting missing classrooms Into four kindergarten unsuccessful bidder, upon returnIng lanaI Representative, or the venue City of Sanford, be described. The claimant Shall Iurisdiction of the Court. from a vacant house on Dyke classrooms with tc-itets. wci set promptly and In good FlorIda deliver sufficient ccpiesof the claim MadelIne Tarka PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING condition, will be refunded his Road, according to sheriff's Sialcd bidS will be received In the to the cterk to enable the clerk to A Personal RepresentsBIDDING DUCUMENTS: Bidders payment, and nonbidders upon so reports. oflice of the City Engineer, Sanford. mail one copy to each personal • live of the Estate of: may review the Documents at th. returning Such set, will be refunded Florida for 1.317 cubic yards of Shell representative. Eleanor S. Klriley. Deputy Ron Gilbert said following places: uz.so. Maximum number of sets Sate Material. At) i..ersons Interested n the estate Seminole County School allowed per Contractor will be ALBERT N. FITTS thieves forced open a door and General speciflcatic,ns are The to whom a copy of this Notice of 710 Edwards Building Office two (2). apparently used a truck or van shell material the Administration as been mailed are meet 202 Commercial Ave. Addenda wtif be sent Ia Generai Sanfotd, Florida 37771 specifications of the Florida required, WITHIN THREE MON to haul away the furnishings. Sanford, Florida 3777% Contractors bidding this prolact and Attorney for the Department of Transportation, TI-IS FROM THE DATE OF THt Personal Repreuntative. School Burglaries to all plan rooms hcldlng plans. Section 913, or Section 915 for FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Publish: May 11, 71, 1976 Documents will be at local Publish: May 7, 11, 7%, 1974 Sheriff's deputies are in- Planroo.ns for bidders to review. coquina Shell, as outlined in the NOTICE, to file any c.blections they DEZ79 DEl 44 vestigating thefts in burglaries Standard SpecifIcatIons for Road may have that challenges the and BrIdge Construct Ion, validity of the decedent's will, the The Dasmwood Derryberry of two students' lockers at I..ake IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP SpecIfIcations are available at the qualifIcations of rhe personal Pavelchak Partnership Howell High School SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR representative, or the venue or 350 S IHT 17 9 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA office of the City EngIneer, PROBATE DIVISION Mathew P. Simonell reported juriSdiction of the court. All bids shall be in the City Soite 200, PROBATE DIVISION File Number PR.122.CP Enginc,rs office, City Hall. SanALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Casselberry, Fta a class ring, a gold cats-eye Fits Number 74.91.CP Division ford, Florida not later than 1:30 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Phone 1305 131 2110 Divliion ring and a silver cross, valued In re: Estate of P.M.,Frlday,May7),1976,Thebkj% WILL BE FOREVER BARRED In Re: Estate of at $146, were missing from his will be publicly opened on the same Juanita Russell PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OB. PIOkMAN A DIALY RONALD GORDON WALLACE Deceased locker. Mark S. Woodyard re- TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENTDeceased date at 7:00P.M. As Personal Reoresenta NOTICE OF TheCityCommissionreserves the tive of the Estate of ported a $125 electronic calcu- 5: Bidders may obtain Documents NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION rioPit toaccept or to reject any or all ELI.ALEE E. KIRCHHOFF by phoning the office of the Ar. ADMINISTRATION lator was missing from his chitect requesting further , TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Deceased 1303131.7110 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING bidslnthebestlnlerestoftheCltyof loc.ker, according tc. ' rlfrs formation (Phone ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOA,NST Sanford. w E. Knowles REPRESENTATIVE: alter May $7, 1976; reports. SPECIFIED BONDS: 'TM soc OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED THP ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL City Manager PHILLIP H. LOGAN, cf OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Autos Burglarized City of Sanford ceuful Bidder shall provide a IN THE ESTATE: SHIIIHOLSER. LGAN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE EfTATI: thefts and Performance, Payment and In other AND MONCRIEF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish: May 7, 14, 1974 burglaries, Philip A. Byrd, of Guarantee Contract Bond as that the administration of the estate Post Office Box 7779 the administration of the estate DEl 3.3 of NORMAN A. BIALY, deceased, that Sanford, Florida, 3777% Apartment 1-D, Springwood Provided and SC? forth in the File Njmber PR-l32CP, is p-ending of RONALO GORDON WALLACE, Specifications Telerthone: 3233660 deceased. is File Number 7491CP, Village, Longwood, reported a in the Circuit Court for Seminole DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR the Circuit Court for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Publish: May 14,31, 1976 in $250 citizens band radio was OPENING OF SEALED BIDS: Alt County, Florida, Probate Division. pending Seminole County, Florida. Probate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEZs0 e address of wnich i Rids must received Cod corned in WhPfl his auto was Seminote DlviilCt' the addres' of wfii(P, is CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE taken 5'I.r1 n,,iiy C'usII.uu,r. CCUUTY, di ;c E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND ••)•3 • ,• , j S4i4 rd 3777% 1arlzed Commercial Ave. antoto, Florida Flortd. inc p-tnnai reptestn FOR The personal re e,ettattve of The CASE P40. 75.141).ta.4e.0 CMIUOLE COUNTY. residence. on the Ithof .iuneat3 P.M.enclosed tat'e of the estate Is FLORENCE FLORIDA nas.atedenvelapeplaintymarked M.BIALY,wtoiaaddressis519Oak e'tate is GERALD WILLIAM ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR • PORATION, a Delaware cor Mrs. W. J. Bryan, of Port CASE NO. 76-147.CA.30.E WALLACE. whose address is the outside "Proposal" and the Lane, Maltlartd, Florida 37751. The Bounty Street, ApI, 103, Merritt poration, In The Matter of the Adoption of; Orange, reported $385 in on Title of the Work, the date and name name and address of the personal Island, Florida 77932. The name and ai,hiff, RODNEY LEE SWARMS, ANGELA clothing and CosmetiCS Con- of the bidder. The Seminole County representatIve's attorney are set address of the personal repres.n. ' LOUISE SWARMS. KEVIN JON tamed in a red overnight case School Board, Sanford. Florida forth belOW. tative'sattorneyaresetforthtelow. JERRY BRYANT and JANIE SWARMS, TIMOTHY EDWARD having claims CC All persons All persons hav'ng claims or BRYANT, hiS wife, SWARMS AND DAVID LeROY werestoleiifrom herautowhile r,rveS the right to reject anyor all b'ds received and or waive any d.'mands against the estate are Defendants, SWARMS, minors, deman.is the estate are it was parked at Butler Plaza informalitles subsequent to the required, WITHIN THREE MOM, required, agaIn-st NOTICE OF SALE WITHIN THREE NOTICE OF ACTION TIIS FROM THE DATE OF THE MONTHS FROM THE DATE Shopping Center, SIt-436 and opening bids witt o.s.i".t Notice is hereby given that. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF pursuant to an order or a final the Board. Howell Branch Road. JUDITH KAY IHEVENAUT Dated thit 12th day of May, 1976 NOTICE, N' ! with the clerk of the THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk judgment of foreclosure entered In 945 South 17th Street Beer, Saw Taken c'urt a written statement The Seminole County of the above court a written the abovecaptioned action, I will Decatur, Illinois, 62.573 any claim or demand they may statement of any claim or Franklin J. Bitt, of 2348 School Board dvnartd sell the property situated in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED habe. Each claim must be in S: Mr. R. 0. Feather, I!unterfleld Road, also In south writing they may have. Each claim must be Seminole County, Florida, described that SANDRA KAY SWARMS hat must Indicate the basis and Chairman folio*' for the in writing and must Indicate the fIled a Petition Inthe Circuit Court of Seminole, reported 3 cases of claim, the name and address of the LOt 9 and the East 20 It. of Lot S. Seminole County, Florida, S. Mr W P. Layer. basis for the claim, the name and for the beer and an electric saw, total creditor or his agent or attorney, SuperintenJent creditor or his agent BlOCk 9. ENTZMINGER ADD. NO. adoption of t minor children amount claimed. I? the address of the and the value $l, were stolen from a Publish May 14. 2), 79, 1974 or attorney, and the amount 1, rKorded In Plat Book 5, Page 77, named therein, and you are required claim is not yet due, the date when it claimed, lithe claim Is no$ yet due. Public Records of Seminole County, to snow cause why the same shOutd garage at his residence, deputy DEl 4$ will become due shall be stated. If the date when it will become due Florida not be granted, it arty, by serving a It I). Strobridge reported. the claim is contingent or PUBLIC HEARING Together with all structures and copy of your written defenses upon Shall be stated, If tht claim is unliquidated, nhlPtovtmeflt$ttowand hereafter Oh NED N, JULIAN, JR., of STEN FIFTH DISTRICT $3.50 (ash Taken the nature of the un- contingent or unliquilaled, the certainty shall be stated. If the nature of the uncertainty shall said land, and fIxtures DEPARTMENT OF Genige I'. He;i.sley, of attached STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, claim Is socurec', the security Shall stated If the claim Is secured, the there'o: atsoalt gas, steam, electric, TRANSPORTATION WORK Attorneys lot petitioner, Post OItit, Altwuonte Springs, reported to PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS be described. The claimant Shill security shall be described. The water, arid other heating, cooking. Box 13)0, Sanford, Florida, 3???). deliver suffiCIent cO$'liesoftheclalm claimant shall deliver sufficient refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, and by filing deputies that i350 cash was 1976-7JTHROIJGH 1980-Il the original thereof A public Hearing will be held at to the clei'k to enable the clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to ventilating, Irrigating, and power with taken when someone smashed a the Clerk of said Court on or the District Office, 719 South mail one copy to each personal enable the clerk to mail one copy to systems, machines, appliances, bef.,re June 15th, 1916, and herein window and entered his paed Woodland Boelevard; DeL and, representative, fixtures, and appurtenances, which faIl not each personal representative, or a Default .I'idgment will Alt prsons Interested in the estate car at New Guinea Tavern, Florida on Thur,day, May 77, 1976 at All persons Interested In the estate now ardor may hereafter pertain to, be entered against you granling said 10:00 A M. for considering primary, tO whom a copy of thIs Notice O Or be used with, In, or to whom a copy of thIs Not Ice Southwest Road, Sanford, on said adoption AdminIsTral'on has been malted are *riterttate, t)ond, mass Administration hhs bern nialled are premise's, even though they ,'te WITNESS m,' hand crud Cftii .. (IgaritesStolen Iransit,aodali other prog'ams, This required. WITHIN THREE MGP THREE detached or detachable, required, ,''fl HIN said court this 11th day of Sanford police today were hearing Is being Mid to give con THS FROM THE DATE OF THE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Carpet — living room, hell, & seal of May, AD, 1976. rocm probing a burghry at the siderationtothenecessityof making FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF master (Seal) Obections tori thariges to protects included In NOTICE. to file ar Osburn Rai'g E 56 AV IIIISNOTICE,tofileanyrjbjections Colonial S'rvice Station, 1501 any Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ctsall,,ngt may have that the five year construction plen and Singer Furnence BCE the va9dity ttey may have that challenges the Clerk f the Circuit Court Frenzb Ave., where 24 cartons to hear requests for new projects to of the decedent's will, the validity of the deceden's will, the Colony I'Iood 310q0 By: Cherry Key TravIs of cigarettes, valued at $142, be added or existing projects to be qualifIcatIons of the personal qualiflcialions of the personal atPUbIlCsal.,tOth,highestaridbe.st Deputy Clerk deleted in the five year construction representative, or the venue CC representative, or the venue or bIdder for cash, at the front West were reported missing after a NED N. JULIAP4, JR. of the court. plan,ineccordancewilhtheFl,xida jurisdiction jurIsdiction of court, door of the Semiriule County STENSTROM, DAVIS & storage room window was Transportation Code, Chapter ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Courthous ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS. AND in Sanford, FlorIda, at McINTOSH 1)17). Flixlda Statutes. broken, OBJECTIONS PlOT SO FILED OBJE(.TlOP. NOT SO FILED 11:00AM. on the 27th day of May, FIagthp Bank Suite 77 The elve (17i counties which WILL BE FOqEVER BARREi, 1q76. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Off lc BOx 1330 Florence M. 3laIy comprise the Department's Fifth Gerald W. Wallace WlTNE55myhandarwJtp,t56I0f Post As Personal Representa. Di%tti(t are as foliow's this Court, thIs 12th day of May, 197g. Sanford, FlOrida 32771 As Personal Representa. Attornpys for Petitlonir tke of the Estate of Brtvar'd, Citrus. Fiagler, Lake, (Seal) Tive at use Estate of Publish: May I, 21, 25. Juni 1, 1976 NORMAN & BIALY Marlo', Orange, Osceota, Putnam, Arthur H. Beckwtth, Jr. RONALD GORDON WALLACE DEl 75 Deceased Seminole. St. Johns, Sumter, Deceased Clerk of the Circuit Court Attorney for Personat ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL By: Cecefia V. Ekern Representative: C A Benedit, p.f,. Deputy Clerk REPRESENTATIVE: OS, McEwan Oittrict Engineer xJ MaCLEAN AND BROOKE Albert P. McIntosh, Jr., Eiulre 101 East Central floutyard tate of Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office Box 14$ Oiando, Florida 37102 Department of Orlando, Firolda 23102 Pott Office Draw-er X ,tIIIIIIU Teiephon: 73lYI Transportation JacksonvIlle, Florida 37207 Teiepho,se: (305) 4.72.3463 Publiih: May 7 14. 1916 PubliSh: Môy II. 1974 Publish: May 14, 3,, 1'174 Publish: May 11, 1974 ..SUt4SHINE STATE., DE 0E149 OEZ?0 ()EZ1I 'i'outh Scrices officials. Karcher said currency, a knife and a S1,000 Confederate bond identified as belonging to I)avls have been recovered, Investigators believe the youth may have been involved in recent burglaries at two other Casselberry businesses .nd at least one residence, rthr said. Cccatnc trrest Aitamonte Springs police have arrested a 30-year-old man at his residence on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. Benedict V. Cavaliere, 30, of 576 Orange Drive. Altamonte Springs, was released on 8000 bond alter being booked at Seminole County Jail on Thursday night, according to Jail records. Thefts Probed Sanford police today were i'westlgating the theft of $300 In clothing from a burglarized auto at a funeral home parking I Accused Youth Denies Role In Ski Mask Gang Refugees • Suffer Depression MIAMI BEACH (AP) — One year after fleeing their war.torn homeland, thousands of Vietnamese refugees are suffering from "delayed depression" and r('currirlr, n.Ightitiarcs, a V;Yt;hittrist wnrkin wit i'e'l ugees says. "Six to eight months aftet their arrival in America, many started becoming quite depressed," says Dr. Jean E. Carlin, associate dean of psychiatry at the university of Californis in Irvine. "Now that m05t of them are settled with homes and ;obs, they have imo to reflect on Whdl, Hj)j)Cned,' shi said In an interview p.bout her repert today to the American Nyrhi:e Association cavention, '-' U.O.F. Checks Spying Claims ______ (;AiNE.svILu CAP) - The University of I"lorida Is checking into allegations that some students from Taissan are spying on other students from the Chinese island repuhllc, says UF President Robert Q. Marston. One such student says he was asked by the Taiwan Fonnosa) government to spy on countrymen at the school, The Gainesville Sun has reported. Others said they believe they are the subjects of such spying. 'Vice President for Student Affairs Arthur Sandeen and his staff have been looking into this matter with the principle concern that no student's academic freedom be threatened for any reason," Marston said Thursday. -____________________ ' RR11E AUVE Republican in Michigan will do Reagan campaigned today in ama Canal, it was learned, The gan defeated Ford last Tues- along with California Go',. EdC Continued from Page 1-A) over Ford have come In states more for Reagan than for Ford. Flint and Detroit, winding up Ford campaign complied, day. mund "Jerry" Brown Jr., his that do flu. register voters by "I don't think it will hurt us," his 25-hour mission In Ford's Goldwater told a news conBcsides his meeting with chief opponent in Tuesday's party' and — like Michigan - Reagan said In Battle Creek home state. Ills effort Is built ference 10 days ago that Meany, Carter was scheduled Maryland Democratic around personal appearances Itean's statements opposing to be back in Maryland today, primary. permit voters to choose carnll- Thursday. Reagan and Ford seek tht and $50,000 worth of weekend the administration's Panama dates from either party during votes of past supporters of Ala- television broadcasts. primary election balloting, Canal negotiations "reflect a . Meanwhile, Sen Barry Gold suprLsingly dangerous state of The President, too has in boma Gos George C Wallace, vited Democratic voters to cast *ho won Michigan's Democrat- water, R-Ariz., demanded that mind." Tapes of the news conference Republican ballots for his Ic primary in 1972 but has been the Foil campaign stop using cause. But the odds are that all but eliminated s a factor in tapes of Goldwater criticizing were broadcast on Ford's beDemocrats who choose to vote the 1976 campaign. Reagan's poitlon on the Pan- half in Nebraska, where Rca. 'E.4.,r - Compromise On School Funding Could End Deadlock On Budget - . TALLAhASSEE (AP) - A possible compromise de- in line. 'eloped today which would pump $13 million more into education lop senators, who had pushed a plan to abolish the statewide as senators worked to resolve school funding questions which grand Jury on the grounds It had done little to fight organized have blocked final approval of a 1(93 billion state budget. crime, lost on a 20-18 vote. A special romnmittee made up of senators in opposing sides of However, efforts to restore $11.7 million in cuts to state the school funding dispute examined alternatives just before the universities went down to defeat. Senate convened today. Also defeated was a push to save three of the state's five cthne . lnajrit Iavirril adding more state funds and dropping the IaL's and block removal if half the agents out of the law cn required local property tax tax back to 6.3 mIlls. Computer forcement division of the Florida Department of Criminal Law ________ readouts were being made to show how counties would be affected Enforcement, by the increase of state funds in addition to lowering the rnillage In all, less than $1 million was added to the package, with the rate from the 6,5 level currently In the bill, biggest item the $200,000 to fund the statewide grand Jury. Meanwhile, lawmakers on each side of the issue worked the The house passed no bills during a four-hour session Tuesday, floor for votes. Rural counties have fought for an increase' in but it took a number of positions on amendments to pending because 4 hzher rata they p:h u funds which wok'!" !eLslatlon. -.— 'Therwise go to "pro,irty rich" countics in:!uding Da±. -'o. — 5per Donald Thc'r,cr, Y'Y bic'red recorded roil - "rr'-_Uroward, Palm Beach Pinelias and others. call votes on three rejected ainenrlrnonLs which would have taken TOM FA ' LAUDED The 113 millIon proposed to be pumped back Into state con- legislators out of their preferential retIrement system. The action stributions to the school funding formula would leave the Senate occurred on a bill putting county Judges in the elected state of. Robert Ma:key, (right) co-chairman of the cltlzen.s advisory measure $37 million short of the House education budget of 81.083 ficers retirement plan. board at the Juvenile Detention Center at Sanford, presents billion. Tucker and his allies dodged amendments providing for corn- hnmedlate past superintendent Thomas E. Fay with a plaque of During day.long debate Thursday, the local education question pensation of land owners whose property use would be restricted appreciation for outstanding service. Fay was superintendent of and a successful move to save the statewide grand jury were the by shutting off debate on a bill providing for regulation of the local center for 18 months before accepting reassignment to only areas wtiere Senate leaders were not able to hold their troops Florida's coastal marshes, the Orange County juvenile detention facility in March. , ______ ____________________ ______ ._, t.w,_ Insurance Hikes At An End? * TAIAIIAS.SEE tAPi - State Farm's 8.3 per cent increase in auto Insurance rates may signal an end to the huge surge in rates, which are hitting hard at motorists' pocketbooks, state Insurance officials say. "We may have reached a peak in the rapid rise in rates," Deputy Commissioner Thomas H. Brown said Thursday. "The 8.3 per cent is the lowest of any Increases in months by all)' major company." State Farm, Florida's largest auto insurer, announced that the 8.3 per cent or $17.40 statewide average hike effectIve Jane 15 would include cuts in Jacksonville, Pensacola, Tallahassee, Orlando and Belle Glades. ONTE Regents Weigh Candidates TAIJ.AIIASISEE tAPi - The names of 75 persons have been submitted to a Board of Regents advisory committee appointed to screen candidates for the Florida State University presidency, records show. FSU officials released a list of the names Thursday alter reluctantly agreeing that the advisory committee records come under the state Sunshine Law. "y,'e had no problem with giving out the names of those people who have indicated a willingness to be a candidate," said Chancellor El. York. "The problem was with the names of those individuals who have been submitted by third pirties and have no knowledge of it." Liberty Ship is Sunk ' ________________________ Friday, May 14, 1976— lA Reagan Seeks Michigan Crossover Vote '' SMtASOTA (Al') - l)espite three statements police claim were voluntarily given by a 17-year-old implicating him in an attack on an Avon Park family, the youth swears he was not there. Larry Marshall took the stand i,1 his own defense Thursday and denied being part of masked trio that terrorized a rural family of five on Oct. 29. The husband was flogged and the wife was sexually assaulted. Closing arginnents before the one-man, five woman jury were scheduled today in the trial, transferred here from Setring because of extensive pre-trial publicity, Marshall, L'aniei Thomas, 27, and Lee 0, Martin, 19, are accused of burglary, robbery and :;exual assault. F ' FLORIDA IN BRIEF .. _'_,'- MIAMI BEACH (AP) — The hulk of a World War!! vintage Liberty ship was towed off this resort city and intentionally sent to a watery grave shortly after sunrise today with a series of explosive charges. The ship went down In the Atlantic two miles out from the southern end of Miami Beach. A demolition team from the Panama City Naval Air Station handled the final work. The idea Is to Form an artIficial reef to attract fish for sport fishennt'n Natural Resources I )irector lIariiiin Shields si'id lnursday in Tallahassee. Tax Collections increase TALLAhASSEE A1'i - State tax collections 5110w Florida's konomy is coming back from the reces.sion, state officials say. The Revenue [)epartment reported Thursday that April sales tax collections totaled $119.3 million, a $13.7 million or 13 per cent Increase over April 1975. April's figure was the second highest monthly total since the sales tax was started in 1949, traIling only January's $12lmillion collection from the Christmas buying season. Sales taxes are collected the month after the sales. Base Cut Would Hurt Town KEY ET i Al') - A proposed manpower cutback at the U.S. Naval AIr Station here would double area unemployment and cause local merchants to suffer a 32 per cent loss in business, a study says. A hall 'Inch thick economic impact study was released Thursday by the Military Affairs Committee of the (;r(itL'r Key West Chamber of Commerce. It estimated the effects of the Navy's proposal to tx-i111 the base's military personnel contingent from 3,900 to 700 in 1976-77, which would cost about 2,50') civilian Jobs. Jury Issues Murder Verdict TAMPA AP -- Ernest Coyle Walker breathed deeply and looked over at his wife and young son after being convicted of first degree ,'nurder for the New \'cilr's I)ay slaying of a Florida highway Patrol trooper. A circuit court jury of nIne wnmen and three men took :p 2 hours 'Thursday to find the 31-year-oid defendant guilty of shooting Trooper Kenneth Flynt. Flynt wms killed in the doorway of his Apollo Beach home Jan. 1 when he answered a pounding on the door by a man who had terrorized next-door neighbors. 1.I MONDAY, MAY 17 thru SATURDAY, MAY 22 If you've been considering buying a new car, don't do anythina ; �Evening Heiaid Evening Hera'd, Sanford, Fl. - it&'N FhtN(i1 'f..,SANFOHfl,f't.A,31 rt'a ('od' 0 I or &1.9991 Friday, May 14, 1976—.4A r. - . Rain Drives Quake :1r : 1 :.. I. :.; - f.. r wt: -. • '- .t.• - ,. \ ... - : 'k -. - ;-.' F •-' -4ti, 4 p,_ .1 .4. -- -.ç.r, - ,- d- C., r.. 4r ' .'.-:4 s ., - i- ..- --— r- 'i - IS " 'f , r-. '' J1 j -. I --r .. - 1 .r f . , i ' i'j - ifr! 1 -f-..'. r-- rL' *, .4 -. . . TOM TIEDE - - -. RAY CROMLEY B r o'i ii : I'I\ Guerrillas Threaten !,%'ar Sino -Soviet Quarrel To End? Africa could be productive. By the same token a revolutionary instead of evolutionary approach in Africa also could create turmoil and bloodshed— and be self defeating. The administration's policy is more realistic. The United States favors self-determination, majority rule, more rapid economic development and is assisting in these goals. We are unequivocal Brown is for the moment the way of the light, textiles and other materials, but It isn't so. alumInum, 43 per cent for copper, 56 per cent for under permanent house arrest because he When he campaigns in Maryland, the faithful You may be excused for thinking we were, lead and 15 per cent for textiles. favored closer milItary cooperation with Russia say, the planes at the airport refuse to fly. Hold, because an awful lot has been said about the As an Indicator of long-term growth potential, and the securing of military assistance from that he i.s ready to address us again. He is radiant in a importance of recycling, and those words have the asociat1on notes that the current rate of country. dark suit, gray sideburns, and a bit of hair falling been spoken by a multitude of officials from investment in competing virgin material InIn each case, Mao Is tabbed as the man who boyishly against his eyebrOW. "The vibes," he President Ford o down. dustries is 10 times that In recycling oriented queered the deals and saw to the removal of the sap, are good. 'Planetary realism," he says, Is The truth, says the National Association of facilities, men rtsponsiblc for promoting Sino-Soviet the answer. There Is a gentle stirring in the Recycling Industries, is that recycled iaterials A good many Americans believe the Industry cooperation. crowd, and agreement he is absolutely right, are losing out to their virgin counterparts, and But, as noted above, Ma may not be on the is a new one, and a small one too, but annual petuate political and economic inequality on the basis of race. And, equally important, the administration realizes that these democratic goals he aays. Right 0(1. "It's time for creative non-action." Amen. Th e Road Bac k from right to left two years ago following the overthrew of dictator Marcelo Caetano. military end assumed an influence on government and living standards disproportionate to Us numbers. A nervous world watched anxiously as Portugal was embroiled in chaos and the civil war. But elections on April 2.5 revealed that the pendulum has begun another arc, less sweeping this time and suggestive of coming to rest near the midpoint of its swing. The Socialist Party of Mario Soares, not exatly Wtraonservative aut more restrained than the radical Communists. remains the most popular. The party of the center, the Popular Dcmocrts, picked up enough votes to insure a strong voice in the government. C'4-I. .1 F'$1 - 4 - - BERRY'S t%'ORLD - I - - conmnninitles. Clearance operations were hampered by darkness and the threat of more slides, t threat of - ' a many American states would encourage Soviet r h -.adventurism on the continent. President Eisenhower responded by quiet diplomacy with European countries, asking them to leave an in0 f L i g frastructure of government and facilities when BALTIMORE — One sees It clearly in the they left Africa. President Kennedy, also cognizant WASHINGTON — To an unusual degree, the . facesofhisaudiences.Awe.ltLsthelookolthe security of the United States depends on the Sin _________ ': tue _vuii1it'u-' -' • rtionsir 'Jr. ______ 4-.. , in the oresence _______ n,,crre'1 psonal dipinm;:cy with leadt'rs .r In1gil ij quote. Once it was Ted Kennedy, then George -''The mutual antagonism between Peking and nations, cut off arms shipments rIirLUriLy white and, more recently, Jimmy Carter. Moscow prevents these two powers from cornregimes, increased economic aid to black nations Now It is Jerry Brown, 38-year-old governor of bining their resources against this country and and authorized CIA assistance to African leaders CaPfornia, and candidate for president; those _____ — leads both to fayor some sort of alliance with who (lock to him this late primary season are struggling for independence and selfus, however tenuous and paper thin. engaged in the familiar ritual of annointing yet determination. Presidents Kennedy and Johnson Now there are signs the Chinese and the another god of politics. both took an activce interest in the Congo, trying to Uus.sians may seek a rapproachement of sorts Oh, yes, say those with the oils, surely this is _________ which could change the world balance of power do- what they could to stop the expansion of rn for whom we have long waited. He Is young mightily, and not to the advantage of the United communism in that unfortunate nation. and handsome and he cares for u.s very much, _______ ______ States and the free world. What the political complexion of Africa wouid ____ Those in attendance nod their heads vigorously ________ ________ ___________ -- _____ These signs are faint as of now but persistent have been without these efforts is hard to predict, when he gives an opinion, laugh heartily when he _____ . ______ and they crop up In most unusual ways. but it is safe to say that they helped. By the same makes a small joke. Women reach out to touch ___________ - ___________ The analysis here among those who advise _____ _____ him, men are given new hope. The redeemer i.s token, it is clear that they were not enough. The the National Security Council is that the major here — so sayeth the television, so sayeth the __________ • 4____ Soviet Union and Communist China are deeply serious bar to a Soviet-Chinese get-together is newspapers, and, for sure, so sayeth the 38-yearinvolved in Africa and both are trying to expand Chairman Mao Tse-tung who has hated the old California governor. Russians these past 40 years with a paslon. Mao their influence by whatever means they can. Qulet, he is about to speak. I is 2 and seriously ailing, the reports go, and he's It is this communistic impetlalism that will "We must lower our expectations." • -.• one of the few left who remember Moscow's __________ preoccupy Mr. Kissinger as he engages in intensive .,., Wlat did he say? manipulations over the past half century during _____ personal diplomacy in seven African states. UnIle said: less Is more. _____ which its agents made every effort to bring Hallelujah! ________________________ fortunately he will noi have unquestioned ___________________________________________ I__.-, ____ China under political, economic and military It is, of course, not yet apparent how long the ____ ____ unamimity of his country behind him in his efforts. control. -;:- -' ______ ________ instant congregation will genuflect at the feet of '' Many congressmen remember Aigola and conInformation arriving here Is that a major redeemer Brown. The United States has entered factor in the down-fall and death of IAn Piao, tinue to attack the sccretary for his use of the CIA Go gel 'im kid! intoone of its rare moods of shifting outlook, and Mao Tse-tung's heir apparent, was Un's desire during the Angalan dispute. Oth€r congressmen, redeemers seem to be coming in and going out to seek Russia's cooperation in rebuilding symbolized by Sen. Robert C. Byrd and Rep. with the regularity of crabs in the Chesapeake. JOHN CUNNIFF China's army on modern lines. Wayne Hays, are outspoken in their criticism of Indeed, the redeemer business Is temporary at Reports arriving from China watchers In Asia best. Not long ago, as Victor I3orge reminds us, a anything that disturbs the white minority rule suggest that the removal and disgrace of Teng status quo. Still others such as Sen. Dick Clark messiah came b} with a philosophy that would htsiao-ping, whom Chou En-lal had picked as his make us all 15 years younger; there was great R e c yc I I n g L os e s 0 u t want an immediate emergence of black rule. succesn- In China, came about because Teng rejoicing until it was remembered that that favored detente with Moscow and action to end Either position is an extreme. The day has long redeemer's balm would wipe out everyone in the NEW YORK t AP — It would seem that in a . the border quarrels. past decade, he notes that Commerce gone when a policy of even discreet support for Republic who had not yet reached puberty. world of limited resources we should be relying Years hack, Peng Teh-huai, then head of the partment figures for recycling rates have Consequently, some may call it saber rattling. But the truth is that Mr. Kissinger's repeated warnings that the United States cannot tolerate Communist armed intervention are not bluster but the !inchpin of our African policy, liu officials said there was no health hazard yet. The storms caused more landslides along roads of the devastated region In northeastern Italy, isolatIng several recycling discriminates agains it also. "At the present time, federal policy incentives favor the utilizatIon of virgin materials over recycled ones," said N. J. Mighdoll, executive IIEIIWT, I.ebanon Api — i'alestinian guerrilla fartions headed by Yasir Arafat threatened today to take up arms against Syrian Presith'rit hlafez Assad's forces in I Alia000, Arafat's high comnrnantj charged regular Syrian troops I hile, SyrIan-controlled Palestinians in Tripoli, Lebanon's second largest city, continued their attacks on leftist Lebanese Moslem mIlitiamen for the fifth day. "hlxties of victims are still unrecovered from the streets," a police spokesman reported. "There are even i,t.-a!k', ent:nued fight:g ;nterrupted !u:: :tI ji1 killei in ti lt (our ±y." Soviet Journalist Arrested ' a ________________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES [ . ______ • .- - - - _____________ Ii ___ today — right. Henry?" MAY 13, 1976 Thomas (1 011is Wintpr Pirk ,.........e VWU, u1i uni.....'., lIJIJ 3 3W13V1 A1)1ISSIONS DISC1IARCIES proposal. Sanford: Sanford: J. Ross Adams Trask acknowledged that a Lemnmnis Beildmy Ruby (;rac Bennett last-minute amendment he Dorothy Rollinger Early Bradford tacked onto the bill on the floor Phillip Marion Boyd Earl H. Fields represented an effort to scuttle Anna P. hlukur Mildred Hampton James Kenned)' ___________________________ Reginald lull Manley I., Rusho Mary I.. lute Jane S. Sinko Michelle Mumiger I)arlene I. Woodworth Maggie P. Roberts Lena ______________________ Christine Walker Thursda's high '32, hxIa's Thelma Young Rev. James V. Warren Carl S. Martinsen, Dellary loss 66. Rainfall: .18 Inches. Bernard W. Wilke Mary A. Myers, DeB.ary l'arth cloud)- to cloudy Frederick W. Ockers, Elizabeth A. Curtis, Deltona through Saturday. Afternoon Ddllary Harrison Frost, Deltona and evening thundcr'choners Vivian M. Quist, DeBary l)oulas E. Proctor, Deltona III Barbara A, Blades, Deltona l3ethnie 1). Young, Deltona likeb' toda' and a chance thundershossers Saturday. Sidney A. Larsen, Deltona Clarence Cunningham, Earl %V. Tones', Lake Mary Zellwool the mid Highs in WEATH ER I — A - .. - - •, . - , _____ ______________ ________ that far," Trusk said. CAL ENDA R ., ________________________________________ FRIDAY, MAY 14 Foresters Square Dance Club The Forest, 8 p m Tanglewood /sA, closed, 8 'p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church. The Altamonte Springs Garden Club will meet at the First Federal of Orlando, S.R. 436, lltarnonte Springs at 6:30 p.m. on May 13. Jacaranda Circle of Sanford Garden Club, 7 p.m. covered dish supper and potted plant exchange, 204 !dvllwildø - fli'ivi Idylhsilde School chorus operetta, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 15 Sanford Women's Republican Club luncheon meeting t 11 a.m., at the Heritage Inn, 305 Park Ave. Special guests GOP announced candidates. REA DEATHS cent today and 40 per cent Saturday. EXTENDED FORECAST ('hance of scattered afternoun and evening thun' Survivors include his wife, :Icrstiossers. Continue ssarrn. Born in Muncie, Ind., she lived Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle Leveque; Night-time losss in the 60s north in Sanford br the past four sears. She wa.s manager of daughter, Mrs Sidney 11 to lOs south. Datime highs in 1erry's Thrift Shop, and was a Oakley, Creedmor; son, Pierre the 80s. mimember of First Baptist A. Leveque Jr., Tampa; sister, Madame Church of Coleman. Marie Louise Saturday's Daytona Beach (;miuthier, of Paris, France; (itit's; high 9:47 am., l0:1 tier include Survivors brothers, Paul Leveque, of p.m., Iosss 3:31 am.. 3:36 p.m. husband Curtis 1). of Sanford; Parts and Leon Leveque of PortCanavcral: high 9:18a.m., parents Mr. and Mrs Frank Hollywood, Calif. and two 9:58 p.m., loss 3:17 p.m.. 3:24 llurkhnrt, Seymour, Ind•; son, grandchildren. p.m. Frank Bishop, Crouthersville, lnd.; daughter. Miss Joanna Bishop, C, ,)uthersvilk', Ind, against. The Soviets have also supplied the South It Is a new, insidious form of imperialism Yemeni ground troops with 0 tanks, many of which Imposes SovIet t)Tanny upon nations In them advanced T-54s and T-65s. the name of peoples democracies. This new With the Inpressi'e military weaponry, of imperialism is being carriec, into Southeast Asia, course, came 3,000 to 4,000 Soviet advisers and Souttside Elementary School Spring Carnival, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school grounds. Sanford Women's A/s Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First st. Casselberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SUNDAY, MAY 16 flucae Show to benefit Central Florida Zoo sponsored t.., fl....e.. o,.e t, UJ LJLI7 DWI. IIIIIIIg AS3B., flJ ),[fl %S1fl j(S Arena Sht-46, four miles west of I-I. Special exhibition Stan. cbrdbred harness horse, Good Samaritan Home anniversary celebration, 3 p.m., Freewill holiness Church, MONDAY, MAY17 Youth Programs Inc. training session, 7 p.m. at Youth Programs office, lQ'i N. Park Ave., Sanford IthllisildeSt-hool I'TA mec'ting7:30 p um. Election and itbtdllitl(i11. iMng%toiid hlkentennial Committee, Spin., lMngwood I.CO4Ui' Library, Church st iiumal!e Society of Seminole Counts, 8 p.iii., First Federal, of Seminole SR 434, Longwood. Sanford Rotary ('lub, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, closed, 1201 W. First St. TOl'S Chapter 79, 7 pm., over Baptist Church, I 'rvt i1 I ; ' e :inii ('o'int rv M 'rv Florida Symphony Charity Night at Seminole Harness Raceway post timeS pm. Betting proceeds from the nigni s races go to t' ioriva yInpi1ony. Sanford lions ('lub. noon, Holiday Inn Winter Springs Jaycec. 7 p.m., VFW Iluihluig, 17.92. Iair:wood. Sanford Girl Sc-outs Sers k-c UnIt, 7 pn, Chamber of ('onmlnerc'c, Overeaters Anunvmuus,7:30p.tn.,h"Iorid.a Power and light, Sanford Satellite Avva its P kin Command SANO SOUTH Replace your noisy. shalt, with one it's just po.erfu1 It's bu'' at.nd a rugged new 1') horse single cylinder engee r,den tractor g CAPE CANAVERAL AP) — al Communications Corn. Comnstar satellite Is mission has given RCA the circling the globe in an elliptic- right to handle the traffic on an al orbit today, awaiting a signal interirim basis with its Satconi that's smooth and quet WIth simplified controls that take the arm -wrestling worlt of tractor operation ,'r'e pedal controls grouni ' that will park it in a permanent satellites, orbit high above the Pacific Ocean. The satellite, the first link in 'reed and direction A Po'or-locking coi;ar clicks attachments in line with (In- _____ ______ pressure Electric an American Telephone and ctarl, Telegraph Co. space commu- preciale the convenierce nications network to expand do- muestic service, was lofted Into its temporary orbit Thursday l6' of cour5e. Yuil ap- Your neighbors will appre- ____________________________ ciate ihe quiet Oolens gco1 ,ard a?'o 1 — A S to 20 hp Iss. n.. .tein., U) liii UI3 C..s4n,... tAIRCIIU I U'.I'.L. FMC Products The presence of storm clouds delayed the launch for 2.8 mmutes but otherwise it was flawless, space officials said. A ground signal late Saturday We Take T'des will activate on-board propul- CAMCO sion units that will put the C.omstar in position to drift slowly to a stationary orbit 22,aboe the Equator off westem South America. American Telephene and Telegraph Co. has leased a thrpp.cntr'Ilitp INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 3OW. MCLODY LANE CASSELIERRY, FL. 31IT )OS-13'P-1447 FiP*NCiNO AVAILA5L It pct øOf' upt)4m.t AIim MC RAC Cnrnctnr cvctpm " an annual cost of $15.6 mitlion per satellite. A second Comnstar is set for launch in July, a third in 1978. AT&T is leasing the Cornstar from the newly formed Comsat General Corp., which has an in%'estmmient of $185 million in the satellites and control s)'stemns. AT&T will work jointly with the GTE Satellite Corp. in using ____________ ________ ,-' Whether you enjoy top t& country, or the sing-a-long - standards, you'll enjoy - RICK KEELER ___ U _________________ the system in connection with as he brings to you the Greatest music of the world. : seven earth stations being built by the firms at a cost of $77 million. ThefirstConistarwillbeused to expand telephone service in the 48 contiguous states and will '' - His smooth and relaxing slylelsthiprf,ct way tospendan .v*ning . ' take over traffic between Hawaii and the mainland and I\..:.. :1; .d,(: UI.. iiiiitl''t'i. Each omstar can handle 14,400 simultaneous telephone -. ' -- - Corn. sharewfth him the magic of . W j ' calls. Appearing to 1 In Th. , $ JOLLY WHALER LOUNGE Quality Inn North — __ _______ Free OIL FILTER __ _ Now WITH OIL CHANGE ANY CAR FiRST LINE OIL 99c SHOCKS TIRE ROTATION BRAKES SET OF 4 ________ ______ 46Q $ 1 88 $5388 ANY CAR MOST CARS INSTALLED ALL 4 WHEELS COMPLETE Sanford's nest es t residential neighborhI Graveside services for Pierre b A Leveque, 80, of Sanford, who (lied May 5 in Oxford, N.C., New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes were held May 7 at Carolina Memorial Gardens in creedmor, N.C. with Masonic Rites. Former owner and manager of thy Hotel Oxford, he was a FROM 25,OOO VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Coriventional-5% Down The next area registration will be held: S Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy Saturday, May 15, 1976 10A.M. Until Antioch Missionary Baptist Church (Ovie-do) and Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Midway.Canaan Water Assoc., Jitney Ave. Brafley Qdham.323-4670 S FOR INFORMATION CONTACT I I at the AT&i and RCA Corp. are still bargaining for the highly _________________________________________________________________________ profitable communications _____ - .. 1-4 and SR 434 Longwood .42.409) franchise in Alaska. The Feder- BRAKE ADJUSTMENT BUILDER. DEVELOPER to 800000 under Soviet Infijence, ks (;iihisborit Elementary School Advisory Committee, 7:30 1)111., school library' PIERRE A. I.EvF:quI: nwmnber of Oxford lAxige Ni 122 ,W&AM, the Oxford Shrine Club, the Sudan Temple in New Bern, N.C., the Bahia Temple, I TUESDAY. MAY IS Penny Pincht'rs dinner meeting, noon, iirst UnItI Mo!hodist Church, David Lang Funeral Home, I)cliary, Is in ctmarge Of arrangements. -I ('I,,k 'j give competitive disadvantage be- I us the opportunity of working cause some audiologists sell this out, and I'm sure we can hearing aids. protect our senior citizens from "Thc&' hearing aid da!:: a r I,, upper 6Os and low lOs. and south ssinds 15 m.p.h. Rain probability 60 per Orlando, First Presbyterian Church of Sanloi d and wa a Mrs. Leandra K. Gudgel, 30, French veteran of WWI and an of 115 French Ave., Sanford honorary member of the died Wednesday in Sanford. American Legion. Rockwell Brass Court Space Officials are spreading the Imperialism they cry loudly formidable air force. F Southtast MIt, LEANDRA (;uI)(;EI. JACK ANDERSON well's hostality: The Tucker-Neal bill would automatically abolish all state regulatory laws and agencies every six years unless the legIslature determined that such regulation "is necessary to protect the public health, safety or welfare from significant and discernible harm of damage." Meanwhile, a political battle was brewing between Senate Pro Tern Alan Trask, 1)-Fort Meade, mmd Sen. Lori Wilson, I- S E g TALI.AIIASSEE (API — A any additional costs," he ad- are going to have to send their senior citizen lobbyist has ded. clients to someone who is a helped to kill a bill that the The bill w. -.' have required competitor," s,aid David Vrecsponsor said would keep th el- a hcring -. minaton by a Land, a St. Petersburg hearing ______ mental Operations Committee. house Governmental Oper- the Associated Cognate ations Committee Monday to branches of Fret' Mavnnrv 11'cvc -, t'c nset pr;posal fight any effort to ';e: the F. & A. M. at the Slit'iIuii addresses itseli to state House bill with another Trask- T%t iii Toers Hotel in agencies funded by general like amendment. Orlando, July 31-Aug. 8. revenues, while the proposed _________________________________________________________ negulatory Reform Act would ticn." PARIS Ah'i A young man shot and killed the president of France's second largest bank today and then (1)uunitttd suicide, the police announced, Jacques Chaine, 61, president and general director of the Credit Lyonnais, was shot as lie stepped from his car at the entrance to the bank's main office in Paris. lie died in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. i Say goodbye shake, rattle and Neal said he wasn't suprised by the lack of opposition from boSses of the state's regulatory agencies because "they just don't have a defensible posi- - the world's Communist parties. But enough of the differences between the two least this much: Smiling Rockwell executIves program. by Loviets bearing arms but by Soviets bearIng Yemenis to operate their new equipment. To have taken federal officials on hunting trips, tO — On another occasion, Rockwell sent its gifts. give the advisory force and international flavor, race tracks and to football games. On these privte Sabre liner to Houston to fly astronaut The degree of tyranny varies from nation to the Soviets al.so brought in 300 to 400 East Ger. Rockwell usually has provided plenty Jack IMusma to a huntIng lodge. The corporate nation. The Soviet technique Is to make these mans and more than 200 Cubans. of food and liquor. files show that astronaut Stuart hoosa has also nations so dependent on Moscow that s!owly, Tho vistors are more interested In giving Corporate hunting lodges at Wyc Island, Md., used the Rockwell Jel. inexorably, they become Soviet satellites politIc, than military advice, Under the and near Albany, Ga., were opened to space — us we reported in an earlier column, space A classic case is the remote former British guidance of the Russians, for example, the East officials, depending on whether they prefer to officials Clarence Gay, liyndal Wetherington, protectorate of South Yemen. It Is closed to U.S. Germans virtually run the Interior Ministry shoot geese in Maryland or quail In Georgia. The Geral Griffin and Jack Cramer have been guests newsmen, but we sent our associate Joe Spear to which has turned South Yemen into a Sovietcorporate et has also been made available of the space contractor at its Wye Island hunting the border at the far end of the Arabian penin- model police state. officials hi need of transportation. lodge. sula to get the story. Writing from across the An estimated quarter of the population Is To spare their government guests from — Other space officials who have acceed border in North Yemen, where thousands of engaged In some kind of security work, As in embarrassment, Rockwell uses perforated favors from Rockwell include Charles King, H. refugees have fled from the nw t)Tanny, Spear other Communist nations, the people are en. expense vouchers. Above the perforation, the Dale Gruhb, Jeffrey Hamilton and Al Alibrando. reports: couraged to spy on one another. The inRockwell executive writes down how much Footnote: We called all the government of. "South Yemen has become almost a total terrogatieris are reported lobe extre:nely harsh. money he has spent arm entertalnmenl But the ficials who received gratuities train Rockwell. puppet of the Soviet Union, the worst police state Even women and children are hauled In government officials who were entertained are Thom we reached denied any wrongf;ml Intent. A for in the Arab world." questioning and thrown Into prison if they don't discreetly listed below the perfor'Jon. Rockwell spokenan said his company will no The Sovietizing of South Yemen began with give the right answers. Mf.cr the Rockwell auditors have approved lunger provide gratuities to government of- the usual gifts — military shipments that gave The people have fled South Yemen in such : the reimbursement, the lower sections of the licials. the rulers IlItiioa' l power. Spear reports that numbers that smuggling Individuals out of the vouchers are removed and suppressed. Despite THE NEW IMPERIALISTS: It is a grim the small shelhhdorn now has at least 20 modern country has become a these precaulior's, we have learned the names of historical Irony that the Soviets, who profess to MIG-21 fighter-bombers, another 20 older MIG- business. The population, thrivingas black-market a result, has ; _______ ____________ .-... Industries where there are unhealthy fumes, period and only 17 per cent last year. the first to be dropped when there's a downturn," here, to give this country major problems In the chemicals, conditions, etc. As a guage of the industry's growth over the he said. years ahead. WASHINGTON — Last fall, a mystery — Rockwell once invited some distinguished calling himself "Moses" tipped us off that the guests, including Sen. Frank vss, D.-Utah, giant space contractor, Rockwell International, chairman of the Senat. Sjce Committee, to its had given gratuities to scores of government Georgia hunting retreat. Then the 'ompany Fpace officials, brought in astronaut James .cvi to Impress I —I c "1 told Neal. French Banker Killed ofapoem."Thehillswjll be mnadeof marble," he On a long-term basis, he maintains, the upturn were misunderstood, with Premier Brezhnev and his men. The says,"themachineswillbemadeof gold; nobody discrlminatio9 in taxes and transportation treatDuring the 1913-1914 peak in the economy the pressures are strong among those groups which will ever get tired, mmd nobody will ever grow ment make the utilization of virgin materials, industry's expectations almost seemed fulfilled, supported Premier Chou. old." By damn, the good feeling Is as thick as and investment in virgin industries, more as demand for recycled materials of all kinds how far this rapprochement will go is smog In the San Fernando Valley. It Is a time for profitable alternatives, rose sharply. A good many raw materials were anyone's guess, No one here that I know Is a New Generation of Leadership. Ictal and paper producers enjoy tax benefits in short supply in that period, predicting a full fledged aiiiance um a turn t It Is true that Jerry Brown can occasionally by using virgin materials, he says, but they don't Then the bottom fell out, as it almost did for open economic and political cooperation on a confuse some of those hearing his word. His word ii they use recycled materials. And the freight the economy in general, Beginning in the third wide scale. l'here will always be intense c a natic-nal halth ins ri program, for rates, he "dds, are higher vn recycled rnaterial quarter iii n114 demand plummeted, and the between two SUCh-I dynamic and politically And so, Mighdoll says, in 1904 we recycled 18 doll says the experience proved a principi. feels it would be ever so much if people would per cent of our available waste paper, about 35 "scrap materials are the Last to be purchased Lobbyist Aids In Defeat 0f ear n x a ni B i I I buying unnecessary hearing fore a person could purchase a tolerable thing." aids, hearing aid, and provided for a But James L. Sullivan, an Wilson, however, reacted The bill, 11133113, was killed in 3G.day money back guarantee. audiologist, supported the bill The Regulated In!ustries and angrily after learning of the ina 9-3 vote Thursday by the Opponents claimed the reLicensing Conunittee approved tent of the Trask effort, saying "Most audiologists do not disIlouse Health and Itehabilita- qui1mncnt that a doctor or pense hearing aids," he Said, the bill, another in a series of such an amendment would live Services Committee. hearing specialist examine "Most would honor senior citget-the-bureaucracy proposals make the bill meaningless. "The thrust of this whole bill would-be hearing aid purcha- zens and not make exorbitar before the 1976 legislature, on a "I didn't know that was hits is to Protect the consumer sers would increase Costs. booming, unanimous voice vote charges." tent," she said. "If his con- APPOINTED against purchase of unneces"An examination costs $25 or flmursclay. cern is to destroy the bill, I'll Rev. Arthur .1. Mack. Grand sary hearing aids," said Rep. $30," Rep. Holmes told the The bill, CS-hlB3852, breezed have to fight him on that in the Master of Prince hall Masons Karen Coolman Holmes, 1)-Fort committee. "A hearing aid tt':ough the corninmittee in less house." in Florida and minister at Lauderdale. costs from $300 to $1,000. Conthan two minutes without deBut one of the main consumer sider the expense for your conto Sen. Wilson said she thought Triuit) Methodist Church, bate. A companion bill, SBll2G, Trask was concerned about a Sanford. as recently ap- groups Rep. Holmes hoped to stitimenta when that $300 or $1,already has cleared Senate provision in the bill which pnlutt'thbo the position of Mest protect—the Congress of Senior 000 is wasted." committees and is awaiting Ii- would have req'mired the legis- I'ussant Grand Commander Citizens—opposed the bill on The bill was opposed by hearroar. nal action on the Senate calen- Iature to pass a bill to continue of Ihi United Supreme grounds it ould increase the ing aid dealers, half a dozen of car, ('nuncil, Ancient Free and cost of hearing aides purchased whom groaned loudly as Rep. an agency, a provision Whi('h .'ti'et'pt rd S('ottish RUt- by the elder!, Holmes' commented and ap'flit' I IotLst' versi,n b> SpC:Ik- critics said vould allow a p(r, isiiiis, Suu thorn aimil Morn_s Sihiflitian, representplaudeti hen the mneasw'e wa yr I)onald Tucker, 1)-Tallahas-. er-hungry governor to assume Western Jurisdiction for the ing the congress, told the corn- defeated. see, and Rep. Patrick Neal, 1)-. control over agencies by u. s., its territories and niittee "give us a year to work They argued that the provi"sunset law" proposal, which uing theliL Master of Florida, he 4ill think we can resolve" with conduct the required examhas passed the Senate and is Sen. Wilson said she wculd dirt-ct the entertainment of hearing aid dealers. ination would put them at a pending in the House Govern- appear personally before the the 79th BiennIal Session of "I plead with you folks "This is the best bill I've ever seen YOU introduce," Rep. Earl Dixon, 1)-Jacksonville, an outspoken bureaucracy critic, U.S. 7th FIct. to $20 billion a year, with employment well in with Russia may become an open ball game. excess of 100,000 workers. The experts here I've talked to believe that In It seemed to obtain a new popularity with the the years after Mao, China will indeed move to celebration of Earth Day in 1910, when public settle its outstanding quarrels 'with the Soviet the problem of sickness In America." Brown terest under legislation ap proved by a house committee. affect laws and agencies which control more than 75 professions, businesses and industries in the state. 'I'OKVO APi — Japanese police have arrested a Soviet journalist and charged tiiiii with trying to buy US. Navy t't- rets (ruin a chief petty officer stationed on the aircraft carrier Midway, the police said today. A U.S. Embassy spokesman declined to comment on the announcement. US. military authorities said they still ere checking on the case. The Japanese police would not say whether the American had voluntarily reported his contacts with the Russian to the Navy, Police said Alexandre Matchekhine, a 38-year-old correspondent of the Soviet press agency Novosti, tried to buy information on radar, airci'aft electronic apparatus and militar codes used by U.S. forces in Japan and by the 0. — - - 3b -? _-_•.• • .' ;'i ic'.j .1..f. j.; ' .-F: :: — I .,- ;& -- . .. , -C An example of history repeating itself occurred when U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned the Soviet Union that its irresponsible intervention in African affairs cannot be tolerated by the United States. Both the danger and irresponsibility of soviet intervention in Africa have troubled American policy makers for many years. Then Vice President Richard Nixon warned as lon.! :uo as 1957 that imminent ifld (I[)efldeflCe for - 'i I I -i ''"t i.i::: f • ç i- •' .•, ' I - . ..C- - '._tr ;s. - - -? .— - - ictirns UL)INE, Italy APi — The Italian government has rushed hundreds of railway cars to Friuli province to house earthquake victims driven from their tent camps by flooding rains. Police warned the homeless in five camps that they might have to move, Rescue squads stopped digging through the debris for bodies and dug drainage ditches around the tent camps. - L 1. < - . 4z-- ' k4 -. jj 'v - ..-.- - - I V'W . -•. .. -. . - TALLAIj,SSEE (Al') — the measure's key provision. State agencies, which regu- The bill originally was designed late everything from watch- to automatically abolish makers to undertakers, would agencies which cannot justify be abolished unless the1 could their existence. 4 r;_1. - - Proof Of Service __ _ NJ home l)dicr - Week. 5 eenls : Month, $2.40; fi Months, $1 420: Vear, 40. lh Mail. In florida same is home delivery. MI ''ther mnl : Month, $2.70: fi Months, $1620; 12 Months, J2.40. iir r. I BRIEF Ford Policy Is Realistic iL, MrisiirRrii w — "WORLD WAVN1 1). IX)Yl.E. Publisher R UlCftI) LONG, EdUor Wllj.IAM ITHHIE, Managin, Editor ¶ — Friday, May 14,l76-5A TUNE UP PARTS INCL. 6 Cyl. 8 Cyl, 18" 22" AC RECHARGE ANY CAR $555 p to $750 Used Tires $350 New Tires MOUNTED AT LOW, LOW PRICES STARTING $ 1 288 FRONT ED ALIGNMENT $7•95 �- Hog an Onem Hio"tter, -- 11i w l.st_ ..-#" \ .. w--ii • \ 'r 1 "- \ . Palmer 4 . . .• I -. -- - - - ;r - 1 - - I / ____ -. / I .. = P - ' - • Thursday 7-9• _____ __________ - . ; •. / - -r- 3jPe -, - ' ' ' " - - - ..: • - I •-- •• •.. ....;. .. -. - - '.' ' "'.'S -' - • - ---':i - :- : r -. '- " . o •I. 4.• ..t - --'- i-" & 'j ..i. - . •: -' ' - - 3 0 0. 3 I , -- - . _______ '". __ -. 1,,,g-.. • - - - . .- ,-•-' •- ,, . '.' ' - . '...,,J - , Kim Edwards P i. - I( .a• . JI - • . 0 0 0 3 7 0 3 2 ? Kathy Bledsoe st Karen Ceresoll if 3 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 31 4 1 Tirera Smith ri Julie Blunt rf Totals 003 0 wv ari .. case tar inc *. ,4 . AUU U11*% was the v.r. iv. in Thursday's Junior League game wc'u'by the Morse, 5-!. Moose'! ?i I'.. C Ijr, I U LII 3 UUIJ uuwuU, ?lOi 0 0 0, . ' S A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Friday, May 14, 17 Tina TUrIWrII 2 3 1 I - -'-- -.-:---'-- ---•-. •--.-----------• ---. -' -'-- ckie S u rt'Ke 'Ear • r' I- •,, -: ' ' - ,,.. - '4Celtics, CLEVELAND (AP) - - • - - . ' -. Cavs The and holding off the rallying In the first two gaines, but we -. fast starter has been the winner Cavaliers in the second half, couldn't turn it rm Tuesday in each of the three ClevelandIn Tuesday night's game night." . I . third straight crowd of more than 21,- :. - • . - _____ . " . -- • - ' 'L'7i -. - ,---', ! 't' - __________ • r Cle veland's ' - met ':- . • •- , - , -- ':', :,--' ';.ç 1: i'•'. said Curtis Perry, whose - ___ ':i ;.• .'- "-•. iU& 3 Z - i• .L.t- . Il k .. -- -'-' • ; 24 '5J-> .X.4-. t3) ; CJ'. ii' TV? : r i - -I--- •- _;/'-' •.'.;I•" .J• , lr)?J v4 -;• F - i: - I. MeUod.ists boiled over and sent --• I ' - I S put an early end to the contest C as ana e , Canathens and last played for- whelming 3-0 lead in the best-of- after just 3:17 of play when a was a triumph of inconsist. ward during a junior tourna- seven final. A victory in Game tired Steve Shutt lofted a 75-foot PHILADELPHIA (AP) - It - By the end of the third quar- three safeties. First Assembly will challenge 1-I - the National Hockey triumph over Philadelphia and us a good position." ed the Nets for points during lift Montreal Into an over- ,N by ALISSIE-SUM FK1JRE -. ..--. . - , '. a-i-I-,- , J• - 6' We aggressively or consistently tierebefor,,"hesald. "Tonight, we played more of our game, Before, when we came in here, e The Cardinals time, And because of It, their pionship in 1974 in his rookie the fourth quarter, fished season as coach, ordered the wi th 28. JulIus Erving, the offe ns e' prospered. They forced the Nuggets into Nets into a full-court pt-r".s in series' Most Valuable Player, costly mistakes, turnovers that eopenlngrninuteof the fourth scored 31, including 18 in the restilited in Nm points or quarter with Denver alitead v2- tWrd pulod,and wound up wM 79. It was the turning point of two championship records missed shots. They began to dos the gap. the game. 226 total points for a 37,7 avAnd they were gathering moFor the entire last quarter, -.rage. - WP -, Y&nkes Tigeri — Rebeli 'aS - ,.. Charlie Win Again, 15-0 - '.",urpv" ___________ 5T(, olg!,q5ON Zi.','.:ycVr ._. , , thi 116 4' J,q_cy(_( MIs -11 Williams; LP -Miller. - . - _____ ' ;•' - i ' i ' Itwt;q/(,4,ft/ i 410 3-7 06 X-1 US.-14 $ 43-I I _________________________ WP - Leonard; LP - Rivers, 015' Assembly of God 110 0- wp . - Smith; LP - Dean Badcock ' ' , 13-8 V Radcock Furniture moved &''ibr League with a 13-8 baseball vict3t over Keystone Thursday, BADCOCKFURNITuR I/S'O5' V*%'1P Charlie's Oulcist II "I -. 114Y - 'E'"' c&r 4'.Vé/l' yq y nt 7'' )'1/) Me P WP -. 7. 1? 00 0 MI,Turner; LP _________ Sbo.mak,r Bvr,erKlnI - flrys, ________ - so, oo, _______ WP - Wiwns; LP Morgo : AD R i 3 Donald Lively is p LOUII$.IVOIYPCf Mike Barb,rrf ChuCk McMullen rt Ed fluisard lb rady LeWill 2b Ricky Mann if P55 Ben Slaughter lb Wayne KeIlyc Wayne livelyct 11 Harry jonasI. Tots!t Rlt'1y Harvey lb Scott Milsanp TOtll$ - Badcock Koviterm - - starts will race without inedica- .$ I attack the go!! "c" MANHATI'AN, Kan,(AP)—Prairie View A&M led the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Track and Field Championships into today's finals, an odds-on favorite for the team title. Scheduled today are finals in the long Jump, discus, 100meter hurdles, 500-meter run and three-mile run. Finals in the remaining events are slated Saturday. Two national meet records were established in Thur. sda)"s qualifying, prairie View won the mile relay in a record time of 3:46.42, and finished the 440 relay in a new standard of 46.12. pra ir ie View' a lso qualified four runners for the semifinals in the 400-meter dash, and two jumpers for the finals PINEIIUILST, N.C. Al'i - More than 200 players are trying to qualify today and Saturday in a 36-hole test for 0 4 Dantley Wants To Go Pro NEW YORK --- Notre Dame's Adrian Dantley, UCLA's I 7 2 2 (I 30 o 3 4 I 2 I 21 S --.. 030 413 3-I 1" 912 1— iAPi SYRACUSE. Andrew Jugan will leave Macatester College to take over the track and cross country coaching duties at Syracuse Univer- Washington and 24 other undergraduate basketball players renounced their remaining years of college eligibility and applied for the National Basketball ,sscciati.'.n's h:r±h:p 'aft. Pan alta Eliminates Lutz LAS VEGAS - Adrianu Panatta of Italy downed Bob Lutz of Los Angeles 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 to advance to the quarterS finals of the 1150,000 Alan King Tennis Classic. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, 46, Montefuso. SF. 36. P Nckr, All. 17. Rogers, M:n, it J Richarci, HIn, 3) American League BATTING (65 at bats) - 'Lynn, Rostock. Mn, 351: Carty, Cie, 360 LeFlore, Del, .346 RUPlS--River, NY, 7L Otis, ICC, 72~Norlh.Oak,72 - R Whife,Ny,19, Remy, Cal, 19. j' ,-' E- " '• ,.' C . .. - • - ,,••' 1 "4 WAtTER A4 TO/VS Q: Z05 A/iw5 OoV6,fR slaigly ///9 21f. tI Ii504' 116 7;4/g ,%96M 7711.6 )A', '94'7 C&Y 1#O I4 W /IPIA105rp Z't 5e4 c7Thb? Co ;r /yF t(AcO/ imi ?4"22' ,1P4 o#i / A.4— vq,,4' t;Ø %,,91J 5m' ii' &(-74*'f 7 Jugan, 2!,, coached at th e M'mesot4t school for three )ears. He was a Mid-American Conference 440 champion while running for Western Michigan Uni','ersitv. NHL Draft In P.E. AMHERST, Mass. (AP ) - Amherst College, which w-ent (4) FIRST - I. Ibar-OvY (4) IS 50. 4 Mary Brooks (i. Hysall); 500, 420; 7. Marto Sutton (2) 1 0. F'V%? Rau; 6. Dea Frisk i a go (3) 4 20; 0 17 4) (Bridges). I Beau Sabre (Kinsley). A 20., 3, R eta D Penny 11.41710. P (42) $112510, SECOND - I. Ocala SECOND - 1. SoIOs-Good*ln (81 (Spiro (Jefferson), 2. Zeke Perkins (No 21.20. 2060. 720, 2. MarIo Dava!'s 2. Top Driver); 3. Mercury Shooter Spanish Rommel (Myers) - 6 Wampum (Dennis). 7. What SECOND - 1. Diller W (Tom claim (Porter); I. Speedy Hans IT. Crank) S-1 1W 14) 1260, S.20, 3.40; 2 THIRD - I. Star Student Bandido Longer (6) 6.20, 600; 3. e'knn III 1 40; Q (A 6) 524? 10. i 216 0 (46) US 40; P (6 4) 1197 /.,; 040 (24 with all 4) 110100 with a 1. lbarDavalos 960. THIRD 60 550, 2 Nestor Goodwin 7) , enwoo Diego Fran 16 11 15 15 14 Ii 10 19 9 19 STI I SW 312 31 5U) 345 121 11: Thurtclay's Result San Francisco 9. ChicAoo 5 Only erernak). Best-of-7 Series Today's Games West game scheduled soda r'soames Buston at Cleveland, Boston leads series 2 1 Golden state at Phoenix, State leads series 32 Sunday, May 14 , Cleveland at Boslon efternoon Phoenix at Golden Sivite. f ternoon, it necessary ABA Playoffs Pro Hockey (n) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Montreal at Atlanta San Diego at Chicago San Francisco at Lou's Phl,idelphia at Houston Major League Thursday's Result Houston 1, New England Hou s ton leadsseries 37 Saturday's Game at New England Sunday, May 6 New England at Houston, if Minor Leagues W Crawford. StL. 3.46. Pose, RUNS-- Monday. Chi, 32; Con. 75. Schmidt, PhI, 23. Gr"Iy, Morgan, C'n, 72, Cey. LA. 77 RUNS BATTED IN Kingman. NY, 3), Mondah, Chi, 26. Schmidt, coeducational last year, has HIIS--Roie, Cm, 17, Monday, (hi. 12, Cardenat. Chi, 41, Mar, the first woman in hired its linI, SF, 35'; Madlock. CPu. 5$ athletic department. )7; PgPi, • DOUBLES- Zusk. Christine Zamnilach. former Madock, Chi, to, Carden al. (hi, coordinator of women's athlet- MilIan, NY, 9, Foil, Mon. S. ow, Cm. S U-S at Lake Forest, Ill., College TRIPLES--O.Cash, Phi, i5, aill de"lop an intercollegiate DParhet, Pgh, 5. Turner. SD. 4, athleti.. ,.rogram for Amherst's Geror'imo, Cm, 3, Cabell. Htn, 3, R Metzger. Htn, 3, W,Davl!. SD. 3 fernale student5. HOME RUNS Xngman. NY. 14 CharIots. S4,cv'ii , . 16 western -- I' II 541 II 13 SIt I, 12 16 it Montgomery Columbus 10 TIiersdav'sln.lts kIViIlt CharIo't, i ). 313 columbus ia 1 , cNatianooge of W-ritgomarv. Md. rom Today's Games Saar'noh at ori.n Chi'l*lte at Jacksonville Florida Slate Le9v. Nsrttiersi D,vlsI.. W. L. Pitt Tampa II 5 Bannas Bab' (R. Neely); 6 Devils Aa',ocate kucii); 7. Ecis Buddy (Rau) HOUS`iON iAP) - Houston HINTH - 1. Nallinsh (Rugglei), Aeras Coach Bill Dineen figures 2 Sr.cC'P' Goose (Johnson. I 4 ucntrr beau his team completed me Job ((uIl'iane); $. Bonnie Flyer (Van nursday night that they only Deventerii half finished Tuesday against 6. (Myers). 7. Spanish Ellie Lisa Lie See C the New England Whalers in their World Hockey Association semifinal playoff. The t\eros, trailing in a play. playoff series for the first time since 1974, defeated the Whalers 4-3 Tuesday night in Hartford, Conn., and r al lied for a hardfought 4-2 victory Th ursday night to take a 3-2 lead in the best -of-seven series. "We got halfway through the game with a big lead and then we went to defense," Dineen said of Tuesday's game. "So I told them to play the way they TI ************* * * * * * OWN THE BESTI * * * * * * * * * * * . ** OWN A HOPi'DA GL 1,000 GOLD WING ' it ONLY $300.5'0 down S$S.0 P.Mo., 48, 14-32 APR * it for 60 minutes." * After the rugged WNIers, * who played the most pl.,3ical * game of the series, took a 1-0 * Rookie John 'ronelli, unhappy with his performance during the regular season, tied it at 7:08 of the second period on a breakaway shot and Frank Hughes put the Acres ahead to stay at 17:01 wi th ba ckhanded shot past ace rooKie goalie Cap Raeder. Coti,umbv at C'lattanoo7a Pir'tgos'iirfy at KrIvtIIe LCkS'I*nd U TWELFTH - I. MutilIo-Sardu Speedy Don (7 ii 50. 3610. 1510: 7 Rafarr C'. (Komer-,). 2 Little juniper i s Echaniz (s) 19 2o. I Arrieta (2) 5.60. 0 ( -7) 167.60; P Il Clark;, 3. Stonegate Sharp (Pat 20; Big 0 0 6 with S ferson). 4. Tropic Wave (Becker). EIGHTH - I. 41 it it * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *1 ij u st, 'u" I Webster'sgoallSl9:32,thede. fending VlIA champion Aeros started Following I)tneen's ad- D4vi5'en i Chattanooga . B Timely Mario lead in the first period on Tom ac southern L.aqv, . I A. IkinsIly) ijgh t, only do it h'y can,r 0 - did for half the game Tuesday Houston Leaders Aeros - S-,n Best-of-If Series Chicago (. Ret,schel I 0) Thursday's Result Montreal (Rogers 23) at Al New York 112, nrner 10b Ne* lanta (Niekro 32), (n) Los Angeles (John 12) a Yorkwins (h,arr: ,nsh.p seres Pittsburgh (Candelaria II), lr1 New York (1011th 2)) at Co nnati (Bllingham 72), (n) Sari Francisco IMontefusco A NIIL Playoffs I) at St. Louis (McGlothen Finals Best - 011.7 Series Philadelphia (Christensen 7 Thursday's Result I) at Houston (Cosgrove Ill, Montreal 3 Philadetph.-, (n) Mon treal leads series 30. Saturday's Games Sunday, May 1$ LOS Angeles at Pittsburgh Montreal at Philadelphia San Diego at Chicago New York It Cincinnati. tt nt WHA Playoffs YcntreaI at Atlanta, 7, (t r Semifinals Francisco at St Louis, BAITING (65 al bats) R OSC.C o n, s annual meetings 417. Russell, LA, 319, McBride. ' rhe league' are scheduled for Montreal be. SIL. 365, Morgan, Cm, IS? Woman Loco Legs 1460. 560, 410, FIRST - I Serbes) DAYTONA BEACH THURSDAY'S RESULTS FIRST - I Satel'te Son (brainard). 2 Worthy Robin Pro Basketball National League ginning June 7 SEMINOLE Jai-Alai , New York at Cincinnati, 2 . Harness • Durn Greer (4) 3 00. 2-60. 3 More Beau (Hering). I CrAl~ Goose (van lick Reliable (6) 2,40. 0 (7 I) $10,201 (1- Deventer). 6 flulle? )FiIipeIli) 56) $11960 1 2:09:1 A 1511. H - 555.675. , Philadelphia at HouSton, Sunday's Games The National Hockey League's annual amateur ([raft will be held May 27 Instead of June las originally sctauled, it was announced Thursday. No official reason was given ((Jr the switch, although the early finish of th i s yer S playO ff season is probilbi: a (actor TodaysOIme$ winter Haven at Miami LekeiancIàt Fort Lauderdale well Palm Beach of Tom" prrov Beach stS? Peter*rg Dust Beau (3) 3 ao. $ 00. 3. Jfy TENTH - I Justatrost S-mtol (2) 540; Q (3-6) U 00 1 (63 (Dvoracek). 7. Choice Lee Ply 2) $106.10 1 2:09:1, (Peters), 3. Grey Bill (DAmal ; I. TENTH - I. Cash Box (Spiro Mary Joe Adios (Seders). S Srty-s C7I U 90, 970, 360, 7 Dee S'rgng Sam Bere:nakj, 6 M'nor (11) S2160, P (3 7) VU SO. (Btldges - 3. Sp*edollie IM 25. Horton, Des, ii, ChambliSI, NY. 1 (46 l 52.26960; DO (4)1) 597.00; FOURTH - I. Moline (3) 1400. Crank). I Neaton Time (PatMunson, NY, 19. Burroughs, 1 7117 O 50, 170; 7. EgurDi; (7) I 40. 540, tet-son). S. Star Glaze N. (Parr); 6 Tel. 19. THIRD - I Sam Drucker (Dave ) Cast) 11(6) )60; 0 - 2 11 $11.60. P HITS--Chamoliss, NY, 37, S'ca) (6) 7.20. 2.50, 3.70. 2. Jack JoI'.nny Minbar (Vandervort); (31)1171 60; OD (i) 110030 Annie Laurie Leo (Kalathas); • C Brett, KC, 36; Carty, dc, 3 Pence (2) 5.20, .10; 3 Darling FIFTH - Jorge EchInli (5) 13 W. Riven, PlY, 31; North. Oak. 32. Gl d (1) 710, 0 (2 6) 519.20; 1 Jefferson Mdios (Kimb011). 70, Rafael Sarduy (4) 11 10. FOURTH I T10905 Grace DOUBLES--I Stanton, Cal, 5' (621) $ 20. 1 2:12 4. 460 nasa Elorri (2) .360. 0 (4 5) (Phillips). 7 Vicars Rocket Rudu, Oak, 9; 0 Evans, flsn, a, FOURTH - I. Red Head Symbol Minnesota (Blyleven 22) at Carly, Cle, I; Melton, Cal. ( Vandervorl): 3. Rolli ck (S'ca)s 4. 131,50. P IS 4) 5700.70. (Richard Kurljworlh) (1)3.50,3.50, SIXTH - I. Uriarte Mandiola (3) California (Ryan 3 3). (n) TRIPLES- Pini*'tlO, NY, 3; 9 Tied 300; 7 Mutiny K B (7) 5.10. 3,20; 3. Cinders McElwyn (Bridges); S. 73 20, 160. a 60; 7 Zubi PSCO (7) Texas (Perry 3 2) at Clikland With Armbro NLica (4) 1 2o; o i 1 7) Mali 9.60.4.20;3. Solana-Diaga(3)500. 0 (Torte: 43). (fl) Lobell (Johnson). 7. Pan La $1500. 1 (17-I) $12660; T 1: 39 HOME RUNS--Hendrick, Cie. 6, Horton, Def. 6, Burroughs, Tex, 6. FIFTH - I Captain Riddle N Rando $170 10 Milwaukee at Boston Bonds. Cal, S. Otis, KC. S. Bando (Dave Sica) (3) 150, 360. 2 10; 7. (Bour g eo is) SEVENTH-1 Barguin Gasti II Baltimore at New York FIFTH I. Oak, 5; Grieve, Tex, 5 Arden Ed (Newman); Joppa Star Maid (6) 300. 2.10; 3. 1060,5.20. 3.40; 2. Apraii Paco (5) Cleveland at Detroit STOLEN BASES-Rivers.Ny, II, urns Dream (5)350; 0 (3-6) 56.50; 2 Yankee Guy (Bridges); , 700, S60; 3 Mulilla Davalos (P Texas at Oakland North. Oak, ll~ Bonds, Cal. 11, Western Scott (Bourgeois). 4. T J 0 T (363) %111 90, T 1:40:11 Minnesota at 360. 0 (7 ) 530 10. P (25)115900 C 'fo(na. 7. (Dvoracek), 5. Lazy Sue (Hall) 10-I, Randolph, NV, 10, 5 Tied With 9 SIXTH -I. Princess Strong (Rick (n) EIGHTH - I. MutilI Mandiola PITCHING (1 DecIsions)Regur) (6) 3.10, 2.50, 2S0; 2 6 Chani Tag (Bere:nak), 7, Nibs Chicago at Kansas City, (n) D Ellis, NY. 4 0, 1 001), 100 Slaton. Howard% Chomp (5) 0.40, A 40; 3. Brat (De Berry); 8. Royal Lobo (5) 19 20. 7.40, 6 60. 2. Solana Gast I (1) 450. 360; 3. Jorge BoniguL'n Sunday's Games (Rauch) Ml, 4 I, .500. 129W C-;!i. Mm, Selbys Beau (7) 340; g (57) $41.$0; Cleveland at Detroit 00- Q (1 5) 5 50 60; P (5 U SIXTH - I Impulse (Wilsey); II. 8(10, Ii? 2. 1 (6S7) $262.10; 1 1:34:1 obects. Del, 31, $12360; BO (25, 1-5) 5601.60. Milwaukee at Bostoo 730, 250 Brules, Tex, 31, 750, 2.?' SEVENTH - 1. Clayhaven Lilly Blue Chip (Jelferson); 3, NINTH - 1. Apariz (1) 9.40, 5 60, Baltimore at New York Tiant. Bsn. 4 2. 661. 3.15 G.Perry, Pioneer (Bill vandervort) (1) 11010, Diecaiur BOY (BrIftn); 4 Lisbon 320. 2 Rafael (1) 10 10, 410; 3 Chicago at Kansas City Hanover (Vandervort); Tex. 12, 600, 31$ Umbafgeq. Tex, 3 560. 500. 2 Lotus Bud (7) 1 60, 3 ; 5 Minnesota at California Deboulante Tess (O'Kelley); 6. Navy Isasis (4) 7 80. 0 (1-31 $21 60. P 13 1) 2. 600. 4 15 3 Kingly Hal 18) 160; 0 (1 7) Sity so At Oakland Admiral (Kurtzworth 7. Mr. 14500 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, I (175) 579350 1 211:1. TENTH 1. SolosPaco (1) 1470. Badeye (Dvoracek). I Proud Blue Tanana, Cal, 55, B'yleven. Min , EIGHTH - I. Stratton (Dick NATIONAL LEAGUE Go&saqe. Chi, )2 Blue, Oak, 12 East S 50. 3 Galdos Edward (6) 500. 0 SEVENTH - I F'osty Spitz Westerne Bev •7) 3 60. 2.10; 3. w I. Pct GB 16 a 667 Sumter Girl (Roy); 1. Speedy 111520. Ill (40 1 (371) $11420 1 2:09. 19 11 ELEVENTH - 1 Barguun P,iy o'k 1. Michele Eden (Jim Tracer (Seiders), S. Caroline NINTH Pdts 16 10 615 I 2.00; 2 star Calgary (Nielsen) 6, Sumter Neely) (6) 6 00, 120, NSA Playoffs t Princess (CulPiane) 7, Trademark (6) IsO, 770. 3 Zubi Motina (S( Semifinals St I? I? III 6' Louis Baltimore (Grimsl' 02) at 21. New York (Hunter 310, (n) Cleveland (Peterson 03) at Detroit (Coleman 2 1), (n) Crticago (Vukovich 00) at Kansas City (Fitimorris 30), Best of-? Series Set 175 t 1313 .100 W Palm Beach 1113 411 S Pompano Bosch 11 1? M , Thvrsd,ir. Rew)ts 51 Peliprstvrg 7 ',p41if t4a v en 2 Tamps S. Lakeland I Pompano Beach 5. Miami Fort Laud.djte 3. WeSt Palm I4P1 0 am Fl Boston (Lee 0)). In) ' thejwnp long 200 Golfers Eye North-South Richard Syracuse Post 2 $19 4 .111 5 Today'sGames Atlanta Jugan Assumes 115 Only game% scheduled San San •r-a 7W II 13 11 I? - Thursday's Results Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 3 Boston ?. Cleveland 5 Detroit 3, New York 2 Kansas City 13, Chicago 2 California 7. Texas S medication in hv Kentucky The 76th annual tournamctit will run through next Saturday. 4 Bold Forbes has been racing for some time with I cracked right hind heel and used the 17 e 650 14 9 609 Chicago Derby. No reason was given Montreal why Honest Pleasure was being Lol Ang given Butazoli(fin, and trainer Cincinnati LeRoy Jolley was in New York "0111" t 4 lion. City think the definition of a positive person would be one who and cham ion Curtis Strange of Virginia Wake Forest University, will open match play Mondm 2 Kansas LA, e. Htn. 6. STOLEN BASES- Morgan, Cin, L Pct. G B 16 5 667 -12 10 545 1 10 10 500 1 12 I) .150 411 It 14 A40 31 ) I 15 .34 7' West Oa kland Mi nn esota tokes sensible gambles. so I attack." Green, bidding for ~is fourth title of the year, recorded his three-under-par G7 hours before Stockton toured the golf tournament, They and 64 exempt players, including defending 2I I1 William Presteyrf Yeah, I'm a gambler," Stockton said after dropping clutch 10-foo t par putt on th e final hole Thursday for a 67 and a share of the lead with Green. "I think most good players are gamblers. '17here are very few who sit back and wait for something to happen. I o q o ia AS P TiyDUflkIflfl7b Pat Renoc ,uo Mnory,on Maryland, while the other four t he KEYSTONE Quifl(oncolyerlb nament. 4 3 I 3 0 4 3 3 i o n 13 defeated Burger King, 114 in Alvin $ Wee 11 James Church cf the other game. 1JJrq ' Charlie's Auto Parts retained it.,, first place standing in the women's so ftball league Thursday, posting a lvictory Shoemaker Construction J 40 ,'v PO !vf4'7 -- -. ______ 0330— WP - Kriper. LP - SmItil, Twins on," ., p1 12-5 Then, suddenly, the game the guys who can play fwessw-e harged ahead for the first time measure of the Cards with the turned, defense," said New York Coach since the opening peri od . '' geTS trimming the Yanks, 9-7. The Tigers and Panthers are The Nets, the best defensive Kevin Lowjhery, his clothes CICveII straight points put tow each undefeated in two team in the league throughout dripping with champagne. front 108-104 with 1:46 to ames. the regular season, began play- "And we had them." go, and Denver couldn't re- g Loughery, who also led the cover. ing the defense that had dis- First Mth0ditI tire are using Butazoli'Jin, an Prairie View A&M Favored __________________________ _________________________ Jean Cruguet, and Entremant's [told Forbes and Honest Pleas- " First Presbyterian when they collide at 1:45 p.m. we were just content to hang s other games found the Pathers taking Willianwan, with 16 points in Panthers :' Pleastire will leave from the outside post under Braulio P.aeza. The longshots in the field are Eugne C. Cashman's Elocution1st, No. 5, John L. Lively; Max Gluck's Play The Red, No. i sume their swashbuckling duel today in the second round not my game to lay back nd play it sfe. played into a Ue for first place in the' never posts, respectively, while Ber- Talking like a pair of Las - Boston start from the Nos. 3 and 4 Vegas high-rollers. Ilubert Green and Dave Stockton re- ---'..i.tr61-m not going to tift every green, because I don't play safe," said Green. I I go for the pin. If I'm under par it's '' Not Many Hits, den by Angel Cordero Jr., will Withsix Marters. cacti carry 7,190-yard Colonial cnure, but th .-r .,, ,5 •:, - encounter, Philadelphia had The power play came around scoredl0goalsin49advantages and Montreal just six in 44. Leach, harried by Montreal's Alan checking line in the first two . games on the Canadiens' ice, - S broke loose for six shots and raised his playcffleading scoring mark to 23 points on the 18 goals and five assists. But that didn't seem to bother Montreal Coach Scolty Bowman, who was mote pleased to end the I 2's-year hex here and pull w thin a triumph of the Stanley Cup. But Runs Count Nets to their first league cham- — give - "You can only mPke a come- utes left. and the Nuggets still and deciding game would have to be played in Denver unday. back like that when Yj have ahead 104-97. New York finally ---- would Four Sunday with ing 126 pounds, the 101st Preakness w ill worth $182,200, with $129,700 to the winner. Post time is 5:40 p.m. EDT and television coverage by CBS is from 5-6 p.m. it also was announced that FORT WORTH, 'rex. (API Dick Readies poled a homell; and a double. Price Bak.'r, added another four-bagger and Dean Smith went 2-for-3 whilu checking Assembly on just di ns 3-2 IN • First Methodist attack whilq d It W even-mone' favorite, ojak, No. 2. Anthony Agnello. Gambling Green, Stockton n Colonial Golf Wheel -. • plate. A se ven-run fourth frame' .' Rober t Smith rifled two homd runs and a single to lead thili n life's Hope, who won the 11- SPORTS via the 15-run rule. A Rodriguez Tizol. - nine runs flowing across th~ ."j ' quarter of the sixth game of ter, Denver's lead W1LS down to the opening three quarters, was their American Basketball As- 92-78. And one perad later, the held to four foul shots in the sodation championship series. Nets had completed their in final period. Their shooting was off-target. credible surge from behind, Meanwhile, John Williamson hits were 1'lot in abundance, Theirns was disoqanized. beat ing the shocked and frus. got the Nets offense In high but it was the runs which The Nuggets, particularly Da- tratcd Nuggets 112-106 Thurs- gear. He fired in II straight counted most in Sanford's Pee vid Thompson and Dan I.ssel, day night. New York points, cutting the were destroying their defense. Th victory gave the Nets the Nuggets' lead to 902 with just Wee League Thursday as the Twins authLited the Rebels, 1671te situtinn appeared hope. series 4-2 and was tl~elr wond o%-( -r eight init,ute,; remining. less ... and it eeziid a seventh championship in three years. Than, with about four mmoffe • -'. 5:07 remaining in the third -- ' .'." Nets Do Turnabout, Zonk Denver, 112- 106 fz4: i ? -. • - s,"#k - League's final playoffs. The game-winning goal by Montreal (lefeftseman Pierre Montreal Bouchard, a low 50-foot slap shot, was screened from the view of Flyers goalie Wayne Stephenson by Rick Chartraw a 21-ye ar-old Caracas native UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - mentum. four who was making his first playthe Nuggets made only The N e w York Nets were strugfl Nuggets, in the chan. field goals, two of them Iaynps, off appearance. pionship series for the first aft er having connected (rtraw, who played only 16 for a toThey had fallen points be- time, were comi ng apart at the of 38 in the first three peel- regular season games for the hind the Denver Nuggets with seams. ods. Thompson, who had bomb- - V , __________ of ;- L . track were factors Estebun Milwaukee Cleveland One of those come-fronil-be- Honest Pleasure next at 6-5. in the swift time. 2-E third-inning edge when " ________ - ditlon of the ; ague Assembly was nursing a ___ Cleveland has regular start- encies. Using at right wing a ment in 1971, was forced into the next game." of a chance." horse on the track and the con- son. Bold Forbes is owned by shot toward Stephenson so he league leader Pir.ecrest Baptist point, 18-rebound effort highAlvan Adams, the Suns 6-foot- ing center Jim Chones on the Venezuelan-born defenseman action when Yvon Lambert suf- Montreal the 18th league title of could get off the Ice. "I jast at 11:15 a.m. Saturday on Utq lighted Wednesay's game for 9 rookie of the year. is expected sidelines with his broken foot in who hadri't played forward fered a leg injury. He said "I its 59-ycar history wanted to get it on net and go to Fort Mellon Park dlamond. Iq Phoenix. The Suns lost that to be in the lineup tonight. lie a cast, and both starting for- since he was 16 years old; get- just planted myself in front and "At the end of the second pe- the bench," explained Shutt, other Saturday tilts, Sanford contest 111-95. sprained an ankle early in the wards, Bobby Smith and Jim ting two goals from a power tried to make myse!f as big as riod, there was that something who was surprised as everyone Christian bids for it3 second "We have to slow 'em down," second half Wednesday. play that had been useless in possible so I could screen the extra when we tr.' into the el.s' when the shot drv'.ed tw: Brewer, have aching trN!Ft victory in a 10 a.m. ••'--_,__,•J ,.t.I,_ twodrt-,6ihig room," o1rceit- ved imi, Imunced off the little Fly- baItle Church of Nazarene'I "They want to run on ever;. be Dennis Awtrey and Perry in -r3n, is filling in for Ciones Ing the contest with a V-j-year That he did. The puck nadiens goalic Ken Dryden, ers netminder and into the net. second-ranked First Baptist thing. We have to make them that order ttempting to after spending inost of the sea. strLg of winless games here, skimmed ftough Chartraw's "We were tied 2-2, we were Just over 51-1 minutes later encounters All Souls at 12:30 Way hall-court basketball. c,-. the Mnntrval Canadiens rtill legs pnd heat Stepl.nn at ahead 20i:: the series, and we 11eggieLeechsoredtheG.1... c'ombattJw WarrIl-)rs ('liff Ray ar, ,,ff 'irst United .. Tbey got to running and tak- wW George Johnson at center. short stretches of playing time. managed to defeat the PhIla- 9:15 of the third period to break said, "if we can win the third his two golds, also on the power Methodist will defend Its halfdelphia Flyers in Game Three a tie, give the Canadiens a 3-2 period, it's really going to give play. to tie the game. Before the game lead over fourth-place - half-mile in 452-5. Detroit ly goes 49 and change. did in the Derby," said Bar- hind horses is life's Hope, who life's Hope, ridden by Sandy rera, who added that another Barrera trains for Louis Wolf. Hawley, and Bold Forbes, rid- , into sole possession of thlrc place in the Sanford Church ___ pulled muscle in his foot, guard that will rise to the occasion," they'll be tougher than ever In how it goes." sizzled a A&scmbly of God, 17-2, to move~ • .--.Pit C.. pounded two singles and a triple. Also contributing to the Il, Crdt-no, PIn, 10, Gritfey, Cm, 9. Cabell, Hfn, 7, Bukner. LA, 7 PITCHING ( Decisions) - Lon boru. Phi, 40, 1.000. 213 K osman NY, 4 I. $00, 309 Seaver, NY, 4 I, 0000,719 Rooker, Pgh, 41. 500,752 Rau, LA. A 1. SOO. 1IS Monlefusco. SF. II, .100.302 R Jones. SD, 62. .150, 26.4 Candelaria, Pgh, 31. W York * Baltimore 4" And that speed was much in plus in the fast racing surface son's decision to Send life's evidence at Piml ico Th ursday, "On a fast track , the speed Hope in the 3-16-mile, $150Whfle Derby runnerup Honest will stay there. Ilie come-from- 000-added Preakness. First United Methodist broke open a taut slow-pitch softball: duel Thursday and trampled; _________ • - .xtI, • ____ ____ 4 - _________________________ -. :•' •' • ____ . ___ Phoenix ing those quick, 15-foo t shots, televised nationally. Suns players predict they will opportunity shots," he said. A key to the remainder of the rise to the occasion in a must- "We can't let them score in series may be the physical conwin situa tion tonight as they those 8-10 po int spurts. Then we dition of the combatants. take on the Golden State War- have to play catch-up and run, Boston's injury tist includes riots in the National Basketball and that's hard to do against forward John Ilavllcek with a ____ winner Bold Forbes, who will bit too fast. It's like a concrete AMERICAN LEAGUE East fast," said Barrera. "lie usual- tram Firestone's Honest • . .......................•. - -• . .1 000iscxpectedfor the9p.m. EDT tipoff, one hour later than ference playoff finals. But the Warriors want to endCharlie Scott with a charley Golden State holds a 3-2 edge things tonight. horse, center Dave Cowens with in the best-of-seven series. The "I'm tired of looking at the muscle spasms In his back and series would wind up Sunday in Suns, to tell the truth," said reserve forward Steve KuOakland if the Suns win tonight Phil Smith. "But we're not done berski with a dislocated finger. in the nationally-televised con- with them yet. They're a good "Everybody's going to play," test. ball club. They came back to said Boston Coach Tom Hem"I feel that we have L~ie type beat us Sunday in Phoenix, and sohn. "We'll just have to see horse's feet on the ground. It'sa S c hmidt, Phi, 13, Cey, P.'onday, Chi, 7. cedeno. M a tthews, SF. 6. Baseball' try to outrun five other 3-year- road." "lie's got all the right tot-un olds Saturday in the Preahness. But the trainer also saw a him," the trainer said of Wolf- Romps, 17-2* '.,.e' akn a Barrera of Kentucky Derby - _______________________ -"i)' - Association Western Con- Golden State." Pre BALTIMORE (AP) "lie Faw the other horse in linois Derby, also turned In ;I no wrvt to nylxxly tht my front of him and he just took good work, hlf in 47 horse is one of the fastest in off," sa id Barrera, "This track flat. America," says trainer Laz is lightning fast. You can hear "This horse never works 342 -it III - 4 Bowl America Kiwarls i ________ ________ Mr SCOREBOARD - Method st ' u.sual because the game is Ix-ing PHOENIX IAP Fn a - ___________________________ - • Jan "I won't believe anything un- both consider the George zanowski as the Angels built a 7- Tbere's no problem getting Rutherford, the 1974 winner. "lie looks bietter now thn he Cleveland in the early going seeined to spurt when we had to we lose, it's all tied up and it will be a dog fight the rest of the way. Vs. Warriors...Gr Else! S ill Totals •---------- -- won the first two games on its and keep it going," said Boston this game we'll be up 3-1 and home court, each time blitzing forward Paul Silas. "Vie that'sagoodpositiontobe In. If home 0 0 Il Ii LucindaCeresoli If-lb 1 0 _______________________________ dgbL . •- Boston National Basketball here, it was the Cavallers that Silas said he and his teamAssociation playoff games so broke fast out of the starting mates respe ct th e Cavaliers far. and tonight doesn't figure blocks and fended off the te- and aren't about to take anyto be an exception. nacious Celtics. thing for granted. ch Boston, whi leads the best"We definitely have to estab"This series has been tougher of-seven semifinal series 2-1, lish the tempo of the game early than nails," he said. "If we win Suns Rise To Occasion Q 1 I U 0 0 0 2 I 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 I 2 0 I 1 0 46 Det)bi.McFaddenc Toni Hardy 3b p Barbara Parker %I Simons Ounbar %f Gall Whiffed r0 u Valerie Cotton lb Terry Forc e 2b '. - For I 0 AG R H Jennifer :5, Rudy May, 2-1. Royals 13, While Sox 2 loser Unser Cars er' For Bold Forbes l e s s Tun e Up • Row Rcii if 2t) 3t) 1-r runs in 62-3 innings. Jim Will. homer with two out in the eighth flick Miller 'trilled three hits oughby, the second relief pitch.- inning following an intentional Friday. May 14, I07-7A I , 1 I 0 1 0 I f Ja Maryaakerlb Lila Robire ff Marilyn Gray rt Kim Pommel ri Totals KIWANIS - balL ti right, , Sherman Franklin catches a few Zzzs while pitcher Richard Bradley delivers in background. illerald Photos by Tom Vincent) , I 7 I I DeD.Hoganp X 21A JF'_~g ',': 14, Barbara Rob.arIC Angle Weber 7b J,. D'urI Ju Iance Abney rounds (bird. %thile fielder Jimmy Amos eyes lDose YOU GUYS 4 •, - - I&IAJFr '- II- 4 3x a '''' ._.r - LA MAN FOR ALL SEASONS by 5 -3 yourself up for running for the "Or rather, it's exciting to be in til I see It Saturby," he 3 lead. around the American League said. Itignottiprepared cars of position here, the problem a car that is capable of winning "You never know Palmer has been the most vo.- pole what A.J. or a Gordon Johncock and Wally Giants 9, Cubs 5 ciferous critic of what he calls is settling yourself down enough the pole." lot of these other guys will do Dallenbach potential fast Willie Montanez tripled in the to go out and do it;' said Tom its "flat" surface, qualifiers, tying run in the ninth inning and Rutherford Sneva, A.J. Foyt until they do it," Sneva I')t won a record-equalling scored on a single by Steve and Al Unser are among the (a"I got hit pretty hard in KanAl Unset- is considered by "You definitely lean on it a fourth Indy 500 pole with an arOntiveros as San Francisco vorites, and coincidentally the many observers a real threat in erage sas City last Sunda', so it was of 193.76 m.p.h. last erupted for five runs to defeat pretty hard to look forward to little harder than you normally four fastest in practice so Far, qualifying, but he wasn't quite year. Speeds so far this season Chicago. The Cubs had broken a would," added Sneva, who held as preparations hit high gear as optimistic. pitching in Milwaukee. But YOU have been reduced by new pow- 44 tie in the bottom of the can't do much about it. It's like the Indianapolis 500 pole today for Saturday's time trials ve were satisfied with our "If thr tigh almo t-r ritrictions. t two hours of s eighth inning of the rain-dc. that v ill tkteFlninc 11w prcstithrow ins; tr.iight up it, the air. position speeds, we wouldn't still be qualifying last year. "I'm A late-afternoon rainstorm glad gious front row starting layed game when they scored a .You've got to make sure YOU un ning in practice," said the halted practice Thursday alter run without a hit on walks to release the ba ll from on top, or we only have to do this once a for the May 30. $1 million race. r l70-71 winner. "You never 32 drivers had made it out onto Jerry Morales and Manny )tfll'll throw a lot of high fastRutherford said he doesn't know where you stand." the 2'-mile track. Gusty winds Tillo, a sacrifice bunt by Steve balls and they'll hit it out of the "From a competitive stand. put much stock in practice Though their practice speeds all day kept speeds somewhat Swisher and Dave Rosello's park on you all day." point, it's ery exciting to run times so far, which peg him as haven't warranted too much slower than on Wednesday. sacrifice fly. 3 0 01 Robin Hneyc Sabrina Conyers II • fled So't 7, Indianji 5 Palmer and other pitchers Crown Civ it an I .__.• - _-. - BOWL AMERICA R . Bea t) Brewers, Still t i AB R H — The AssoriaI('(I Press ' Flat, ' Rutherford 0 0 0 7 0 0 sanMnnrl Sylvia MrrgOSf Jo0'P Totals cIvITAN Valerie Cotton's home run with errors, 13 by Crown defenders one out to go In the final inning Sabrina Conyers collected two Backing Hogan were Turner hits for the winners while and the third member of Bowl crown's sparkling hitter was America's Terrible Trio, Della Jane Strandberg with three Benton Benton, coming Into the singles in three appearances ' , , Km Widener 3b Jane Strandberg ib F itzpatrick " ' 4 Thr:t.• '- . . 'v -- f - • .• - 3 7 0, 000 ney 3b spotless 7-0 season slate. Her tracks, Civitan chalked up Terry C nyers lb bid for a second hitless per- second victory of the campaign Mary Bledsoe ?b SS Cherie Waters C1 formance was spiked by in a game gulted by a total of 19 Mary Wynn cf ' !. .., '... 1 01 Katie Bauder cf Dawn Williams ct Yolanda oixonrt action, "i, -' -.•k1 ' 2.....S.a.4.j - A31 Dana Ernst ..a.. The moundCounty was "flat" at Nlil- and drove in three runs, spar. er. pitched the last two innings walk to Willie Iforton lifted waukee's Stadium George Brett smashed three 16-hit Kansm City attack was king Boston over Cleveland. It for the Red Sax and gave up t*o Detroit over New York. Chris hits for the sixth straight game Coo and so was Jim Palmer. kie Rojas, who drove in was the second straight victory runs in the ninth on sacrifice Chambliss' home run in the and John Maybery belted three three runs with an eighth-inning "It wasn't really one of my for the Red Sax after 10 straight flies by Doug Howard and Ron bottom of the seventh had given hits and knock ed In two runs to double. btter games," the said Bafli. la • more right-hander, "I kind of the Yankees a 1-0 lead, snap- lead Kansas City past Chicago. Lois Tiant, 4-2, gave Angels 7, Rangers 5 nine Prjtt Tigers 3, Yanks 2 UI) ping a scoreless duel between Mayberry took a .182 batting got ,I little tired in the end, "Nts and three of cieveland's Orlando Alvarez, recalled Rusty Staub's three-run winner Vern and As Palmer lost his vitality, earlier in the day from the miis fastballs lost their velocity nors, blasted his first major ' and the C)' Young winner had to league homer, a three-run shot be content to struggle through in the fifth Inning, to power an eight-hit, 5-3 victory over the , Sneva, Foyt, California over Texas. Alvarez, Milwaukee Brewers Thursday. a 23-year-old outfielder acqiired from the Los Angeles Palmer's condition was not [)Odgers this sprtr.g, played as F enhanced, either, by the condi. Have s n d y So F ar the designated hitter and dellvtion of the Milwaukee mound ered his homer off Stan PerINDIANAPOLIS API for the pole," said Johnny a situation that has fastest. bothered notice, Rutherford and Unser Tops * .Kiwanis, ' DeDe Hogan tossed her match, B ( CROWN PAWN SHOP had gone 9-for-13 in her ' Z second one-hitter in the last last three games and had belted ( •-.tJ three outings Thursday and round trippers in each contest, Tina Turner Jolted i home run collecting two in the Bowlers' to spur Bowl America pst it-a rout of CUim ,, 114,in a Sanford She cooled down to drilling pair of singles in two lassie League slow pitch only and Turner . softball game trips 4 Another contest saw CttLin sprang Into the long ball ' • . flatten crown Pawn Shop, 144. limelight. Earlier in the season t" Enterin g Thursday's Ben t on had also unloaded a Hogan had hurled a no-hitter, brace of four-baggers against / two one-hitters, a three hitter Crown Pawn Shop, giving her and a five-hitter in boosting top- five for the year. / standing Bowl America to a On the other side of the N I ' V1' ".. • - v.' :, Homer -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. To I Turner - 1617 511 OS - 1$ I) 557 131) S$ win$" Haven 1011 345 A J $ovttiernO,visl)wl ., Terry Ruskowski, Tonelli s linemate on the Aero.t "Kid Line", cushioned Houston's lead only 53 iv'conds Into the third period and Andre limes got his second playoff goal at 13:39 to give the Act-os a 4-7 lean —I OPEN TO SERVE—TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY p6p,m. SERVING CENTRAL FLORIDA SINCE 1q67 �- -I -= -- -- - - p a - - A-EventngHerald, Sznford, F. -. 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The name and address of the Limited Common Elements, and the RespoIent, DeBary- Lovely large 1 BR, air, personal rep(es*nt,itives attorney Commons as described in the idultS, near stores, bank, chur. and are set forth below. (Pies. 64*645 or 322 6051 Declaration of Condomirlum, as PATSY JUAN FISCHER, Wife 'All persons having claims or amendd, of OAK HARBOUR, Petitioner $.••• 1 required, WITHIN t ijT$ L ' ;.a V ' _\..ç _ ,.,._ - S B I C E C S ! R 0 B I N S L U H E I j__ -... '4 H 0 L D R L E T R I I L N A C U C H •1 .- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF condominiumunitstogetherwithth, THIS NOTICE, to Ilte with ttw clerk appurtenance's, to.wit: of the above ourt a written UnlIs 3 A, IA. 26 A. 7$ A. 29 A. C ROUTE 7, BOX 5.61 MOBILE, ALABAMA 36405 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that they may have. Each claim must be 19 E, of OAK HARBOUR, SECTION Petilion in the Circuit Court of in writing and must indicate the ONE, according to the Declaration Seminole County, Florida, for a A address of the creditor or his agent ,Record Book 995 at Page 0063 of the required to serve a 1.4,f -"--.. .. '?iP' 1 f P S I A H V M N S C R E L U R N 0 1 A ( .. . 0M R C S E 1 0 N I A I S L C H I N I -.e''.: Jz TIME _______ _______ 5:30 _____________ 114) _______________________________________________ _________________________ ;; _____ ___________ - •. d'. ". _,. - '- - - ___________________________________________________ InstructIons: Hiddenwordsbelow appear forwaj, back. ward, up, down or diagonilly, Find eich and box it in, . c Clef Note - ___ Flat ___ _____________________ _____ ______ - ..,,. 9 . . . . Sharp Trill Tomorrow: Hodge Podge NCU - - Pro 21, twin 65 Mercuries, off shorv _______________________________________ fitht S f,arinj (9w) 127 5267. _________________________ êW ; IT'S THE - hr , WHEEL NORMA JZAN THING If. R k' - ,I•.-. . it,''. ADUTT FREE - - - - HOLLYWOOD HO - hs been filed against you arid you WITNESS my hand and official arerequiredtoserveacopyofyour s"alofsaedCourtonthitne7sthday ) Will trade Orlando home' or Shape See at 717 Colonial Way', I to wr'orn a copy of this Notice of Huber R. Parsons, Jr., Elf), PAUL, Admipist,at;onpasb,,nmaiIedare LANDY. BEILEY & YACOS, required. WiTHIN THREE MON. Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Is Penthouse, Greater Miami (Seal) Arthur H. Deckweth, Jr Clerk of the Cir'jit Court Dy: Elaine RiChard, Stereo throt'ghout (pool & garage ncluded), deodorizer en centra! heat & air system, 10" attic in .. Pool features include polished Tennessee stone deck, full bath - 16.7 BR Mobile homes in retlyc'menl parkFurnorUnturn . Sanford - 3 Bedroom furnished : b ' RI s h Rea I Estate "SERviCE I3EYOP.D $PJAP LEVARD $HQP5 FLAM.AIET MO'dlIL*NO Racing Nightly at 8:00, except Sunday. Harnass - Tryout new seafood rest.a..:ant Color TV race riptajs Wad. night special all Concession, 254 Grandatand AdmIssion 504 - Call 8-31-1140 for Clubhouse Reservations -. MINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY. 117 1214 Highway I 7. In Longwood. 16 Fl. Orlando Clipper. Gator pm 2574 Park Dr ML!, ReaItor Par!ientS Alter PiQuri 3729754, 327 3991 3222118 50-Miscellaneous BALL REALTY $03 W. 1st St. 323 6061 or 37) 0SI7eve. ROLISON ?.SARINE ___ 797$ Hwy IF 97 Merchandise - _____ lighting, automatic clormnatic,n In fountain nearby. Truly a house of distinction -- for lust 563.000 Stcio and take 4 loOh You'll want to stay! . Bedroom, P, bath, garage. enuipped kitchen, paneling an' carpet $76,600 Pay equity and 60-Office SupplIes for Sale Used MORE CASH Cars & Trucks 1973 MONTEGOMX New tires. 4 door. Loaded. Any year thru 1976 rr.cxj.'Is 7 days weck Call collect, 561 7131 '2395 4 speed, AM radio. '1795 distributor wants a nice back yard Wood or steel desks, CXCCutiv de'ik & IMairs. secretarial desk & to display new 1976 moøel above chairs, straight chairs, filing ground pool Top consideration EL CAPITAN, 3 BR, 1", baths, low Sanford, 3 BR. I': bath, in ground cabinets as is Cash and carry given for pr me location Call 303. down, tow monthly payment. Walk pool. Fenced yard Assume 515.100 NOLL'S 4221270 collect to schools $21900 at 7"t pd Total price 520,000 Casselberry'. 17 97, 5)0.4706 (901) 734 0931 or (901) 736 6171 -_________________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nice 2 -_______________________ SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and fIR, central heatair, fenced yard, ALTAMONTE POOL HOME- 3 BR, n-Garden 62-I 321.0041 EI 015 CRANK CON'S3.. REALTY REALTORS.I)06061 porch, 2 car garage, central heal tanguuar pools left over from 1915 fenced back yard, beautiful poo', 511,900. 95 pcI financing to qualified buyer Owner, 1676197 Installation and terms Call 305. 6559351 collect '1895 ,' ui'. 'iv wardens lIt , c,74a,riI1er's . - Luxury - Patio STUDIO 1. 7, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 1Iage rxnz . Furnished or )nfurnish,dAPARTMENTI . FROM 125 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 ProIition4tly MaflaqrCI it. :JknriIoe p[,6jToqs. FROM 134 Located Westot Hwy. 17'fl Iorida Ave Lh.3236650 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS CB's Furnished or Unfurnished •CLUB ROOM land 7 Bedrooms i or l) Bathe Modern Facilities AllO.E.Kitctiens DAVE'S FURNITURE $00 Sanfurd A'e. 323-9370 l,arge 16.2 Bdrm, MOPITH ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING QUIETANDSENENE . • . POOL NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway - NW. Corner of 'vekiva Park Drive and Hwy 16 Viburnum 7' 7' ', in cans, well bunched, 51 207 West 70th St. --_____________________ Lawn Mower Sates& Service -We SetI the BesI 6. Service the Rest. Western AutO, 301W. Flrtt St ,327 410) _____________________________ Pl0p,'.ONEY DOWN Cobra, Midland, Johnson, SRE, 64-Equipment for Rent Pierce Simpson, Beta, Browning I'Iy gain Ptandic, Regency, T. -, - - - -______ Berry Ind Pace. Complete ac St,,i;, (l,,'in yr..ir o',n Carpet cessories Pr-ret our Pinsenvac LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC CARROLL SF LiRNITURL 377 Sill SHOWPLACE. 4319 Edgewater __________________________ Drive (corner Fairbanks) 65-Pets-Supplies - Orlando. 1951771. __________ _____________________ s'd Across From Ranch House 323-8670or831.9777 1974 COUGAR XR7 white. mIi.ag,. Excellent car-low '3995 Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service -Sales -Rentals South of Sanford *31-6090 5555 Hwy. 17.92 at S Points BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN flU 'i'i in'.r 322-4114 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY I i :" . .-) j - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '- - I i - • . ,- 'I I Aluminum Siding Insulation car' cover your home *ilh alum sdng 6 ioffil SyStem Also Rfing, C.'tCrS 70 ,rs Ep EagleSOngCo651954) BEST PRODUCT BEST PRICE Free Estimates-21 Hour's THERMO-TEK,131 0921 - STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Appliance Repair ________________________ 4101' h0tj%(hCild ,Spplane repair 70 years experience We sCrvce all makes Reasonable Call anytime. 372 7737 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER &O00BTU.s5O Phone 377 3717 DOBERMAN PINSCHERS AKCPuppmes&StvdSersiire Call Mr Anderson, 365 5710 -- - Pest Control Pressure Cleaning Call 32? 2611 or $31 9993 Land Clearing Mobile Home Washing & Roof Sealing. Inflation . Fighting Prices. Free estimates. 661 4561 BackHoe Service L,iic cearng. fell dirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging. Housetrailers stored and moved. 3229142. TOWER'S BEAUtY SALON ormerly Plarri,tt'S Bauly Nook 3 SIlt First. 322 57I7 -_ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 377 5665 j,, C&A Beauty Care Exterior Cleaning Specialist. Hi Pressure spray wash House's, Roofs 3720779 Roo.ang (STEPSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work Fill dirt, top SOil 372 5943 Concrete Pavement DRAGLINE SERVICE L,,kes dug. Is? 50 *100', 12' deeP, 5550 Custom work, 122 hr 365 3119 - Landscaping & Home Improvements _____________________________ C. E SHEPHERD tinting. Remodeling, General Ri'p. is (T.iil 371 ___________________________ Apartments '2195 LINCOLN MERCURY INC. Cactus Queen Nursery HOME OF 'IPIE MONSTEPri t .t' r yirincj goes ii ruji, U'S(Ount DELISHYOSA pricti 3 Days Only. Thursday, Rare I Unusual Plants & Shrubbery Friday & Saturday. YOU ALL COME Sorry, Cash Only ' 4's-. Longwood srking Lot Maintenance Sealinci and Striping Durable Scalers, 505 Lemon St Sanford, 323 6417 Public Sale _________ ________________ AM-FM Stereo w.tapie. 1971 Camera, 350 AC ________________________________________________________________________ One & 7 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unlurnished. Newly redecorated. come we. 300 E. 1971 MGB ROADSTER '8995 _________ MLS REALTORS sharp. '1795 1975 MARK IV White, white and Like new. air, di'. Factory $9795 For Wrecked or Junk office furniture Street, Ml,,mi, Florid,, 3)1)1. on or LI Loaded. Only 2,000 ml. - ' Wanted, Residential Site for 117W 1st. Sanford 377-5441 _________________________--' 327 12*5 or 322 S756 3 Christopher Ray . "'fl- in 7 P0. Box 399 WEKIVA LANDING validity,of the decedent's will, the original with the Clerk of this Court Altarnonle Springs. Floridis 17301 On The Rirer III vs7 qualifications of the personal either befcx'e service on Plaintiff's Altorney for the _________________ representative, or tP e venue or altoi'ney or immediately thereafter. Petitioner I & 2 Bedrooms car ''" ,, ' jurisdiction of the court. ofherwise a default will be entered Publith Apri 30. May 7, II, 21, 1976 & quiet. Reasonable rent, no pets. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND against you for the relief demanded DEY 11$ 377 islo ')BJECTIONS NOT SO FILED in the Complaint and Amendments I --WILL BE FOREVER BARRED thereto. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILA ShIrley i. Cunningham FICTITIOUSHAME WlTtlFSSmyhandendtheseciof Betty Ann Steffes Notice is hereby given that I am Color TV. AerCond . M.aiclserv this Court on April 21st, 1976 QUALITY INtl NORTH As Personal Representa ecqaged in business at II) Loch (COURT SEAL) ' mond Dr.. Fern Park, Seminole tives of the Estate of 434. Long Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr David Harry Bei'g'sl.dt Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida, under the fictitious ''------name of POP. U. COP. CASTINGS I room furnished efficiency Private Deceased By: Lillian T. Jenkins entrance. Downtown Sanford, 373. Attoenty for Personal .ND SUPPLIES, and that I intend Deputy Clerk after6 ) RepresentatIve: toregister said name with fls Clerk . PAUL, LANDY, 9ER,EY of the CircuIt Court, Semir,ole Cleveland, MIte 6. 3. YACOS Bridges County, Fiorida in accoidance wth lurn or Unfurn. large I BR api Penthouse, Greater MiamI CleIfl, ClOsC in. $65 to P0. Drwr , the proviIion of Inc Fictitious Ft-oral Building me. 3fl. 6761, 209 P4. O.ik Avenue Nm 100 S. E. First Street Statutes, To Wit: Section Sanford, FlorIda 37771 MLrnl, Florida 3j3) kS.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957, Telephone: 3271314 NI*IY rCmodeled t00mapt Lirge S Robert M. Richardson e4ephone' (30$) 3559)00 Publish: May 7. II. 1976 rooms. Well furnished First floor. 'ubIish: April 23,30, May 7, 14, 1976 Publish: April20, May 7, II, 3), l97 Reasonable 7I w. 0EV 143 DEl II DEY.17I St. iP' rh11.nn., BUY .tUNK CARS- $15 to 125 for complete car Call 372-1634 after 4 p.m. 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA _____________________ '---- with wrought iron entry foyer. -- -31Apartments Furflished __ ______________________________ King motor 52(3 323 26)5. Arrow glass boat, 15', 71 Mark 500 6 trailer. Real good Condition 5'SO firm. 322 4)59 ______________ YOIJ'ig 5 - FPEC SUNDAYS LA M S C M enable the clerk to mail one copy tO -sonair(prften'alve, NOTICE, to file any objections they - ; ri Horton Organization, claimed, If the claim is not yet due. Florida, and Christopher Ray, p 0. Box 399, water furnished, $150 month. 2 the date when it will become due Units 6 Ii, $ A, 32 A, 34 A, ISA, Altamont, Springs, Florida, 37701 '41,9 Shall be stated. If the claim is A. 7 D,32 0,33 0,6 E,S E. 37.E. and and file the orig.nal with the Clerk of contingent or uniHwidated, the S E. ef OAK HARBOUR, SECTION the above styled Court on or before Sanford- Furnished apartment, i nature Of the uncertainty shall be TWO, Jccording to the Declaration lIt, 3rd day of June, AD, 1)76 bedroom, kitchen equipped, water statci. If the claim is secured, the _____________ of Condominium filed in Official furnIshed $100 month, 299 5469 otheise a Default and Ultimate _____________________________ ________________________ _________________________________ security sP,aII be described. The Records (took 1011, at Page 0967 of Judgment will be entered against claimant shall deliver sufficient the Public Records of Seminole you for the relief demanded in the 3 Room turn, apt, Bedroom Is air 'I', ilL STY M0P)E Staccato copy of your DO. The ' CARS LIKE THESE! 1976 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 170 hp. inboard outboard, Ev (ellen? coed, 53.500 Daytona Beach. 90.4 233 719$ after 6. and built on room. ctectr,cety. 'pp ,',i'li, fy'ç ,j ,7i'd"o 372 or after 5:30. 372 7183 24 Hrs. I Completely renovated 3 & 1 BR ______________________________ homes. 1 baths, with central 7017 S FRENCH (HWY 17-97) 47-Real Estate Wanted I heat, from $11,000 As tow as 1100 -------________-----dow - 323-9410 FINE PRE-OWNED 77- Autos Wanted COndition $1,195 372 9355 after 6 ______ Realtor Phone 305 372-1591 __________________________ Da, andAtter Hours 119.900 FOR YOU ON Parts engine, 4 speed, 7 LotS. 156*111'. Farmington area, ______ I MARILYN ,. U _______ - i,__ ___ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' ? k;; - ' p. THREE BOUR, SECTION TWO; - Oi 'aruIord'S I'rrt ese-(ce?Ivc homes situated on I beaUtifully landscaped corner lot, this) BR, 3 bath features, 3 car garage, pool, pool deck, lovely trees. artior, automatic outdoor lighting. HAS SPECIAL VALUES "fecOncletioned flatteries, $12. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Carport Sale: Odds andends, priced Ib _______________ 76-Auto Corid.,Tv. paintings streets and water Terms available Some Iota available for 125 clown and $25 month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES ____________________________________ V. Hardwick. Broker Deltona. 6616411 ______________ ,,, HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRA ISER DELTONA- $O'iI2S' lots available I BR. 2 baths, family room, central heat 6. air, ________________________ new roof, By 6975 Open House Sun. May 16, 3.5 373 1910 Maverick. 6 Cyl, 59,000 miles, t..ifl% excellent, new inspection, $995. CHICO & THE MAN 323 $370 or 534 4605 t>jtthctt 20 ft. self contained. sleeps 6. awning, electric hitCh 57.195. DeItc'na 571 1)71 _____________________ One lot in Loch ArbOr, corner REALTORS Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks. For nfor'rr.ation call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 531-131* LONG WOOD LINCOLNIMERCURY 75-Recreational Vehicles Lakeview Ave , Lake Mary Drive East. 3223841 bedroom. 7 bath nearl LAKEMARY-7Beciraoms,shacjed _____________________ Oviedo- 3 y cornzr lot, breezy screened parch, Near Salt SprIngs, 7 lots, 7 BR new home. Low down and assume & Accessories walk to swimming. 511,500 trailer in Ocala Nat. Forest 19.000 - 55-Boats - - --_________ mortgage of 5.32.500 365 6346 WE TAKE TRADES or will trade for good motor home. OVIEDO - SCREENED POOL-' ft. Gc.r hull. 125 Call John Fryer. 901 54644,31 No Air float 12 ________________ 1972 Capri, la,', fl'uiIea3'. qood COnditiOn, $1,295. 1969 VW Sjare, automatic, air $965. Wheel Ranch of Sanford, Phone 323.13 1975 Honda Sedan CVCC. 12.000 milcs,air. radio, steel radial tires, Shoerm n(w 52.950. 34; 5631. Hwy 16. West. Sanford 32) 5620 Garage Sale. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 9:30 to 7, 192 V/ Magnolia, Oviedo. West Virginia antiques, milk glass, otd bottles, glassware, old books. dishes, go d1rtfrm,a,dgastank, boy'S 10 Speed bike, children and adult's clothing. No Checks! Cash Only _____________________________ Garage Sale - FrL, Sat . Sun, 3) N -'Seminole 6. Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small a. large, 'TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6260711. BROKERS - ___________________________ _______________________________ 196,1 T Brd, all power. air, like new $995 CHICO& 1HE MAN. 323 $370 or' $31 4605. IPfl Nova 7 door. fl?W uphoIster'. Super clean W;i'ng to sell bilow otesale. $593 Hacienda Motors, SALE FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 LOOK ! ! I Including hand crocheted afghans. lSlCrystal Lake Ave (off Country Club Rd. Lake Mary 373 9656. Contact owner, 13135791999 spacious wooded hail acre lot. $17,500 1973 Cadillac Sedan DeVllte. like new, many extras including sun roof, low mileage. 322-3033. 80-Autos for Sale Dell's Auction Service 3 BR, I, bath, 60'x17' Star, 32' metal awning, Shed. Hurricane Ahneng. Reasonable )7).53 after 5:30. __________________________ ''' MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR 1919 S French 3fl 4991 Eve 32? 1i?6, 372 1164,3771914 __________________________ __________________________ bROWSE AND SAVE. - It's easy and fjn ... The Want Ad Way. AUUIIUN __________ ,, 1967 Ford F 5r,J II ft van, hydraulic lift, lit Phone 373 7340 ________________________________ Ii, Ton, 1969 F 500, with 12' hIgh lift. High lift excellent Crndltion. Motor uses oil, but runs good 1961 F 500 flat bed dump, motor new reconditioned. 3 Asphalt kettles, 1 less than yr. old 377 1159. 53-TV. Radio.Ster"Oo BIG YARD SALE May 1), 11 & 15. 43-Jts-Acreage 0-'.' 1?? 612) '70 VW Squareback. automatic, air, 2 new tires, 45,556 actual miles $913. Phone 377 1124 -- _____________ - - -- 72-Auclion ______ Stemper Realty Reg. Peat Estate Broker 3710610 ________________________ - - Loaded with all kinds of met chancise to dispose of including COuChes, chairs, Piano, and a lot of Children's school desks and T1's. _____ Calt Central Fla's Sac's & I cnnrgc Leiticc WITT REALTY ___________- Kynniç' autemat.c .',P'e'r and dr',er, like new 32) 0172 fIll s Produce, Hwy. 46, 1 mile west I I _________________________________ _______________________________ KENMORE WASHER, parts, ser'vlce,usidmachines. MOONEY APPLIANCES1?) 0691 ______ __________ -''' Good furniture from the 'Xis and collectables, Hi-Way 46 Antiqut;. P-, miles east nfl Ion RI. 16 32? 6972 ____________________________ --____________ 52 - Appliances _________________________ . ' 1?' x 64', 2 BR, I", bath, completely furn, eitra accessories. Contact, Gary Rupert eves 37) 344 We are taking appIictlons for real estate associates - Earn while yotj learn Call for appt. _____________________________ - 79--Trucks-Trailers Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill R", or Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT. SUN. Fern Park, 131 1)16 ' 71-Antiques 1965 Mustang VI, automatIc new paint, mag wheels. Runs and oaks ood. $500. Call 6611712 _____ __________ is immaculate. Wall wall carpet. fruit trees, fenced yard. Only 577,500. Call for appi. APARTME PIT BLDG 2 story. I newly renovated apartments, wall ar tints, partially furn. 546,000 - -, 1970VW, excellent condition, CHICO 6, THE MAN, 323 1570 or 534 1405 2: Ton Truck Bed. 16 ft. hIgh, steel structure and heavy oak frame, stake bed Well b'jilt, used once Pht' 372 $101 See at 15'? Summertin Ave. ________________________ 1971 Toyota pick up. long bed, air 373 5061 after 4 p.m. SWAP SHOP- FLEA MARKET An,cefli' can t'r a seller cr a tUY" No charge All .sdrflittetj free Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movietand Drive-in Theatre. South 1792. Phone 373 1216. COLOR&B&W Lowest Prices & Largest Selection in ____________________________________ PINECREST CALL US ON THIS: Nice 3 BR frame home on large lot. Hardwocxl flor- plus almost n roofing Only $11500 KUL P DECORATORS (We Wholesale To Dealers) 3 Bedroom mobile home, I, baths, new Sears top of linO applIances. 12' x 16' hand built utility room All HER B'S TV set up on SO' x 125' lot with well and 373-1731 septic tank. Located near Lake 1200 French Ave Wier, Fla Phone 901 7156191 - THAT'S ALL arid move In,) . , baths, masonry, Fia room niCely landscaped No QUALIFYING JuSt good credit. $1500 down, cloSing costs, $219 SO mo. (In cludes all) AP rate 1', pci, Only 5?1.500 Available June 10 VERY NEAT Owner SIlling 7 room, 1,110 sq ft stylish home with breakfast bar. 3733176 GREGORY MOBILE i'OME5 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford.)?) 5200 S1706CAS - - Associate Eves. 3710485 MAYFAIR - 3 BR, cent H&A WYPINEWOOD I BR. t' neat STUCCO 3 BR, formal dining DREAMWOLD 3 BR, cent. H&A 41-Houses 26385. Sanford Ave 721 OlSSeves 3727643 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Real Estate __________ S.V Hardwick. Broker Oeltona 666 6611 Balsam, N Carolir.a, Mt Top, small MINI FARM-Over2acres, fenced, lodge, must setI duetodeath Nice GENERAL CONTRACTOR with 7 bedroom home arid Out REAL (STATE INC. for famillesorbusiness Brochure, buildings Only 571.500 Ths is a Marge 'Trapani, 4)105 W. 15th SI. 3226457 VA opportunity Call tia,' Coral Gables, Fla 3313i. _______________________ _______________________ 7101 Willow, Neai'nClean Sunland, 3 BR, fenced, cor. lot, TAFFER REALTY 521.900. The Horton OrganizatIon, 7 BR, fam. rm. blk, range, refrig.. diShwi%her, AC, washer, all Realtor, eves. 377 3357 Peg. Real Estate Broker ______________________ drapes. Owner anxious. Small IIOOE,7SthSt, 3726613 down Asking 520,500 or best offer if you are having difficulty finding -Placeto live, car todriye.alob,or 42-bile Homes some servic, you have need of, BATEMAN REALTY read all our want IdS every day roof, central nafural gas heat, huge back yard, cloSe to) schools. $71,100. 37)0377. _________________________ :i 10-Swap & Trade in new condition. 90" sofa with 2 lamps. in very good Conditioi, $190 Can etEver 574 23 - - - - ----------- '"' Puy FJrnelJr!' DYNAMIC PROPERTIES JOHNNY WALKER 7S'x3O' or larger, near Sanford, with all utilities and reasonable rCnt. 3736012 days or 372 5724 evenings ____________________________ , _________________ Green beans. yo' pick, $4 bu. Farm across street from Lake Monroe Baptist Church Ph 372 7731 ___________________________ - Wart tO t-nt Luildung Suitable for all _______________________-- __________ - Malching offeetabl, & 7end tables 1 bath, carport. large screened rn porch, Owner will consider 1617 or 323 6116. BEAUTIFUL REMODELED HOME. 2 Bedroom, I bath, new carpet throughout, painted inside t P..,! iJI, h.i, • ...'. 'V U' J(,riJ lul )IU,W P6.1,5150 mo. 35MObile Home Lots - Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S ':assetbrrry. Hwy. 17 92. 5)0-4206. Toyota '7) Carina, 1600CC, new steel radials. $ year battery. Air cond, 1 speed StiCk. Blue, white vinyl fop, deluxe trim. One owner. Daltey. The Forrest. Lake Miry 373 4511 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 173 3666 or 373 7710 --- For useo furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. - -51- Household -- Goods _____ Aisurne payments Singer Zig zag in beautiful walnut console with automatic button htjle, Pay balance of $91, or 10 payments of 110 See at SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 307 E ist St , Downtown HAL COLBERI , deautiful ranch type home. paneled family rrn, fenced yard Beautiful buyl 32) 6005 or 327 0323 Dirt bike, 1977 Su:uk, TM 400 ASking 1350 Phone 323 1704 after pm CASH 322.4132 1915 Singer ZigZag _________________________________ ' We Buy Furniture PIPIEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Furniture & Miscrllaneou Sell for 3opct commission Frcø Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 pm Sanford 377 2770 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE )11315E Frt5i 3fl5.ifl ______________________ - - -- 1965 Ford Falcon, Must se. to IL preciate. Smai 6 cylinder. A real cream puff. Call for infoqmat"cn. 173 9295 Hacienda Motors. 197$ RD 230 Yamaha Excellent Running Coed 5.500. 377 0959 Make your Budget go further, Shop the Classified Ads every day. to SChools & sr'opping. $21,950. 191) ?,5.stacjor, 4 or , facl'y 4m. radio, P5, 52,0% miles, excellent condition. See at 7571 Palmetto Ave. or call 377-5203. 1977 650 YAMAHA $600 Ph. 3230014 after 1p.m. _________________________ 68-Wanted to BOY Cãnistiyoflidiel? MLS If yoj are lO,kurKJ for a home with space and charm that yoc can afford, take a look C' our bargains this weekerxif All ' - DAVES')73 9)70 Cull S.niord i S.te Le0rr DELTOA - Air Condetor,j larpe separate dining rm Free, 6442077 for "We Care" 7U)Commcrcial 373 5176 "Hntllne." Adults ' Teens ____________________________ ModernIzing your home? Sell ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM? longer needed but usiful Items IN YOUR FAMILY? with a want ad. Call 373-2611 or AL ANON $319993. For families or friends of problem - Nurses: RN's. LPN's: Aidej; Aide drinkers Companion; Needed immediately. Forfrtheriff call 473 67506)6 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. AVON Box SI). Sanford, FIa 32771 SprIng Into the world of cosmetIcs, ________ _____________ __________________________ 3 80--Autos for Sale -__________________ 1975 Triurnçh Trdnt motorcycle, like new, Must sacrifice. $1295. Call fodaf. Hacienda Motors, 3739395. PIGS 6 Wks HeaIt' 372 7725 FHAVA ?&3BedroomHomes Reasonable Rent Phone n 1110 - 67-Livestock. Poultry - 30 1050 & 60 pcI U?Scount on oil children's clothing Boys' ncw Casual Suits. sPirts. short & lot'g pants, girls' dresses & thort & long play suits _______________________ SPLIT BEDROOMS--) BR,? baths, eat In kitchen, carpeting, central heat & air. 175.000. Friday, May 14, 1976-tA - 78---Mtorcyc les -- ______ it REAL ESTATE 3 UNDER $25,000 PESTCONTROLMAN Willtrain SHEET METAL MAN Only the -- Sale - Waterfront Lots, $1,500. SUPER BARGAIN Mayfair area, 3 BR, 7 bath, NICE HOME- 7 fIR, 1 Lath, priced S Acres. RR siding, $10,000 BROKEROWNER 373 right for quick sale Workshop, Carpeting. $11,000 5 Acres, South Sanford Ave. 53.000 Playing your piano less? Sell it with HEW ON MAR KET- 3 BR,? baths, a Herald classified d by calling or 131.9993, Carpeting, large rooms, large lot. Store & Off Ice Bldgs for Rtnt. 1.000 trees & shrubs, BPP warraflty ft Newt Bedroom, Air Conditioned Home BROKER OWNER, 3275992 ____________________ . -; Ca Ba 'bi'rian Huskies, AKC puppies, I & white female, 1 red & whitC male v'.o'med & shots 66* 6966 - BY OWNER. Remodeled S.anh SCflCuED PORCH-- 3 BR, 7 Bedroom, unfurn , $30 wk, bdutts, $35 WfPk with children 377 ______________________ ' WE DO! MANY. MANY IMMEDIATE OPENINGS New GoBese Grapefruit Dir Pill. Eat satisfying meals and lose _____________________________ weight. Touchton Drug. Rrasonahi' nytmv 321.0041 _________________________ 32-Houses 1Jnfurnjshcj - .-I(;l%(:r' )'1 R ,,riii. or Fl. ___________ bick anynne _____________________________- beautifull Covered by BPP warranty. ss,00 COMPLETELY FENCED- 3 DR. 1 bath, eat-in kitchen, carpeting. paneled watts 51(500 MLSREALTORS Realtor system. of Blood." - -•-;;i Planet V17YrIyV1LlJ1 SIW'iofsaidsecticn2l; thence SIP egress43' OS" W, 1319.10 ft. to the 6Sc.a.,overSO,SOc em. Cackleeerry 2fllCommercial SW corner thereof; thence N 0 Farms, y way between New egrees 05' 44" W, 65.50$ it to the SmyrnaandoeLend off Hwyllon ADMINISTRATION 'Of the NW ' of said section 21; 70 ALL PERSONS HAVING henceNl9degrees 36 E. 1320 76 It. CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST to the point of beginning; A portion of the IbOve dCscribed THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ____________________ '' FLORENCE E tIARTMAN ROBERT F. MEYER FORREST L. PRESTON EUGENE ROBINSON M. JOSEPH SALISBURY CAROL 0. SALISBURY HOWARD M. SMITH HOWARD SOLDINGER JANICE SOLDINGER GORDON STEINER CHARLOTTE STEINER FORREST STROTHER JOHN STURHAPI LORE STURHAN MICHAEL SWEENEY MADELINE SWEENEY RICHARD WILKINS 1917. 0 degrees 0)' 45" W, 731.90 ft. along S. Margaret BIedi,oe same R.W; thence N 57 degrees PubliSh. May II, 21. II, June 4, iPlo " w, 0.97 ft. to the NE corner of DEl 72 Oakland Estates, lit section, as recorded in Plat Book 11, pages II ________________________ and 70. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida; continue thence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR degrees 39' 20" W, 17)9.03 ft. along the North line of Said Oakland SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Estates, 1st section to the west hOC of the NW '4 of the NE . Of said File Number 76-63.CP ection 21. thence North 390 00 ft. Division In re: Estate of 51009 said West line to the SE corner 8:57 2.00 (2) (12) BASEBALL: Los Angeles vs Ptsbesgh. LOUIS .1. FERRIS ARTHUR GABA MRS. ARTHUR GAIIA R. H. FRIESER Section 563 09 Florida Statutes prop-am. (R) (21) , -j.e . - Florida corrat.on f k a ALMO "Grapefruit Pill" with DIadax plan, SECRETARY ENTERPRISES. INC., a Florida more convenient than Good shorthand and typing? Learn corporation, et al, grapefruits Eat satisfying to hr a trqcii st'rtrMy Odendant _________________ me,i & ie weight. F,sustt GIRL FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION Drugs. ConstructIon language helpful TO: FURNITURE SALES HENRY CANA Mvslclant wanted to help make Will train. Attractive? Good sales MARY CANDA demo tapes of wtite R 6. B songs. personality? Why not become a E. M. CARTER Send stcard to: Route I. Box professional. I intend to register said name with the NE '- of said section 24; thence the Clerk of the Circuit court, N 69 degrees II' 22' E, 569 47 ft. Seminole County. Florida in ac along Slid South line to the aforesaid corctancewith the provisions of thi WestR W;thenceS0degree'sQS'43" 8:30 (4) (1) DOC: 19) SPACE: 1999 _________ w• 24) FAMILY AT WAR . - MARGARET A, WILLIAMSON BY ANYONE OTHER THAN AAAEMPLOYMENT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 51 MOVIE MYSELF ASOF MAY U, 1916 3733176 7olCommercial that an action tO foreclose a marWILLIAM H. BEENNER SR 5:30 tgage on the following property in Sitter, my home, for 2 children, 41) COLONEL MARSH Seminole County. Florida, "' -5-LOS, & tOUflU Begin at the NW corner of thi NE ____________________________ ''3$tr 310p.m. of Section 21. TownShIp 21 South, ------- ______________________________ _____________________________ Range 79 East Run thence N 99 Pa per y Legat Notice __________________________________ FOUND-PUPPY degrees 56' E, 17)7 65 ft. along the to live In. Call 3736614. _______________________________ _______________________________ Phone:23 2976 North line of said NE '. to the West FICTITIOUS NAME R W of sR. O. S 177. thence 5 0 Found: White male Poodle wearing COMPLETE MOTEL STAFF Notice is here!y given that I am degrees 0$' 45" E. 54.45 ft. along "New - PlIJsh" red collar. Phone 322 5107. engaged in business at 2177 Holly said West H W, thence S 69 degrees Opening June 1st-Hiring Now Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, 4' fl" W, 569.47 it; thence S 0 FOUND- female brownish 6. tan Assistant Manager, Head A Florida under the fictitIous name of Pekingne'se. Vicinity' I I & 16 373 degrees 05' 45" E. l0',.00 ft. PC the couniarW, Executive Secretary. rvves and ma.1ces a pass at Louise. (A) (9) ABC MOVIES: Ootle Feature: 'Paractie' Aene AOIle. 1976. 130 WHAT'S SAVING . . '- ______________________ old GLER . . - DUN FX 3.30 ' (14) 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REViEW TERS Door (4) SOULTRAIN (41) CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL 61 MOVIE: "Barn. of the Ocige." FOUR (6) PEB8LES AND BAMM 3 3ag7f THECOS8Y KIDS (L)AMER$CANBANDSTAND (1) OLLIGAN'S ISLAND p.m. Sundays 1:30-3:3064:00.6:00 p.m. _ - LARGE LOT. MINT CONDITION3 BR, 2baths. 3 yrs cii, foyer, eat fl kit(hn LotS rno,& 5.17,800 2 Kitrh B'thrcm ter tops. Sinks, Installation stcve & refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air, Payton's3fl1301 I throughout $759 31A-Duplexes __________________________ Phone 373 •,,,nfoj _________________________ bedroom, 3 bath home on WeStIke CryStal, 3 acres WALK TO- Wekiva River. 3 BR. 2 plus On water and your baths, Ofl wooded acre, Brand 1567 sq ft. private beach Professional lindscaping, dbl. Car garage Your fl boat dock On deep SANORASPECIAL_3BR,2baths, MC PARK. 1. 7, 3, bedroom ra'ler apis Adult 1. family park, ".eekl 3515 Hwy 17 97, Sanford _______________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING FLORIDA. PROBLEM GENERAL JURISDICTION PerhapsAlcohollcAnonymous DIVISION Can Help CASE NO. 741S31-CA0?-D Callll343$7 p A. KRAUSE, as Nominee of the WriteP.O. Box 1213 Trustees of ATICO MORTGAGE Sanford. FlorIda3l/7I INVESTORS, a Massachusetts buess ts, Plaintiff, Licithin! vinegart B6t Kelpi Now all I in one capsule, ask for VB6 4-. Fausts Drugs. OAK HAR DOUR CORPORATION, a 11:00 WATERFROPT_ DEADLINES -- Tent, lOiii Penneys; CIaiSc .S lb. crosSbow. Cypress Garden water skis, Little monster and El Diablo. Ph, 373 4.495. Garne $ t White Recj P-ti Lst,i?e b Oker JOi'r4 KPIDER.A'SOC. P'Ofessional landscaping ne and mooern NO WORK. Just efl101 this One for U3,o )RcomApi .Furn $9OMo 101W 9th St - 'V. " Central Evening Herald, Sanford, 65-Pets-Supphes for Sale _______________ 107W Comrtw.eal bedroom, 3 bdilh home -- 50Miscellaneous 41-Houses '.'1(1 (IL YOtil) TI4L CONTRACT 0199 ' 41-Houses Kish Real Estate FJrnlshed I bedroom graqe apar:men,, roomy. clo to Noon The DQy Before PublicQtlon 41-Hous, _______________ 1 Bedroom turn apt. 1100 monthly )77 9555 3 Lines Minimum N.Y. Evening (4) (C FM OUT SPACE NUTS (.1) SPEED BUGGY 8 THE ELECTRIC COM. (2') (9) HOT DOG 1:30 (2.) VEGETABLE SOUP !,a?urdays 9:30.11:30 am. & 1:30-4:0* p.m. & 7:30-11:00 : City of Sanford Publish: May 11, 21. 1976 DEl Luge br $50 security 1976 or 377 3977 ' 24ca line 26 times ($2.00MINIMIJMCHARGE) 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon SPORTS O POP GOES THE COUN TRY 100 FENCE (9) (Is, OF ARCHIE month Thursdays Private Parties Only . All bids shall be in the City Engineer's office, CItY Hall, San toni, Florida not later thin 130 PM , Friday, May IL 1976 The beth sitl be publicly opened on the same te at 2:00 PM. TheCityCommissionreservestne rlghttoacceptortorejedanyorall bids in the best Interest of the City of San'ord. 4 : - 4c a line I thru S times 1ITHJUOICIALCIRCUIT.INAND - - 5:30 8 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 12.00 '2) (12) THEJETSONS (C (16) VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 61 WRESTLING (I) LOST SAUCER 24' ZOOM 1230 c GO: USA 5'30 51) COLONEL MARSH 71) 8NOVA:Berasmti,A • ..ft, chain link fence. for Specifications are available at the stare indudo Engolbort Hum- 30 --:. p4 831-92 93 322-2611 ___________ THE PREAKNESS: 214) MAR.( OFJAZZ (R) 9 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Afternoon .F MOVIE NBA BASKETBALL 10:00 i12) dZ) LANDOFTHELOST (4) (1) SHAZAM 61 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 11:30 (2) (12 J WES1W1ND (14) (1) GHOST BUSTERS 105 , MOVIE: Pleit OrlQndo - Winter Pwk Seminole ______ ADS - (1) CONCENTRATION Outdoør Rides CLASSIFIED City of Sanford, Florida Sealed bidS will be receivc'd in the ollfreof the City Engineer, Sanforj, Floriba for 2,321 II. of 6 ft. Chain Link Fence with 3 Strand barb were HOURS (4) (1) GOLF: COLONIAL OPEN: Third round. Fort Worth. 24) THE ELECTRIC CMPANY(R) 930 (2) (12) THE PINK PANTHER ver their SHOW: Bob czntends with a ALAN KING TENNIS Vegas, pi-os and ce$ebr$fios. 2.4) wHrs COOKING? THE GRAPE APE SHOW 9.00 (121) ei2) THE SECRET LIFE OF WAlDO KI1'TY 1000 iW POIICESTORY:DOn MOf-ed4th, David Groh stat as 24) CARRASCOLENDAS fIN TiN TiN 700 J) () BUGS BUNNY. (4) ROAD RUNNER "Rets,ntoEsslh. MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 NBCNEWS (4) () CBS NEWS 61 I DREAM OF JEANNIE HIGHLIGHTS t12) JOSIE AND THE 2) 9.30 (C - - ' Lawn Care Johnny Walker 322-6457 ._ CIIrpentry, Remooclung. AOij.ticvis, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free eStimate 373 6036 Patch and Repair, Re Roofing Carpenter repair. Fast Service, All work guaranteed Licensed, Bonded II yr experience Bricker Pooling, 373 7770 Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding nd fertilizing. Free estimates. Phone 323 5914 DePdable teenager available for yird work, odd mobs. light hauling. ow nffr you In same quality 322 6191 workmanship in your remodeling -_____________________________ and additions requirements 1% i% EXPERT LAWN CARE available iri isis general con Mowing, Edging. Trimming Phone)?) 179'? Free Estimates -Cf sitral Heat & AIr Condltilng, For free estimates, call Carl Har res ,it SEARS in SInford 372 1771 -- Expert ii.)l repairs, flat roots or %h'ng!es All work guarary teed BR000EN ROOFING, 323 6700 ____________________________ Pest Control _______________________ - tient Eii?ermnatrg Co Coniplete Prit Control and Termi'ing Free Inspttion All Pest Control, 10 oct DiScount 37) 795-6 ' Sewing Lit's Custom Tailoring.Laes' clothing Hats ar (fling bags Phone 372 7159 -_-- rnt Well Drilling ________________ WELLS DRILLED.FUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes ,*,e repar and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 372 6437 707W 2nd 51 To List Yout' Business...DkI 322-2611 O( 831-9993 �_ _ - _ _ _ __ r - -r - - % - W - - _ _ I _ Room - - - M ~ T I . _ . - - :_ . , ,, , 1_ ' t- _ 10 A-Evening Friday, May Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Measures Aimed At Premium 1t76 Costs WOMEN anford, 4 L_:__9'_-_-_ I __ • Bills — Restrict .~ I PEOPLE ______________ Knighted Subjects To Greet i ____________________ Visiting Queen ___________________ ________________ ____ r o I . --- - DenmarkI fh B \( I\I \ is \I 1 Knighted jects" will bemnong those greeting Quee-nMargrethe 11 of Denmark when she si,sits Racme toda) Knud Hoffme)er , and Einar Dambolt, 74, who came from Denmark and live in Racine, became Knights of the Order of Dannebrog Wednesday night in ceremonies in Milwaukee at the queen's decree, though the queen was not present _____ - r ____ , '. - , __ , II , ..;-i-; - II II -.. ".. 1.- I . ________________ _________________________ . - - - - ---: t- . ~,\ ..,_,; wrt_. 4I - 3 .1 1~, " 0 , 2 .=~ 1. =~,' __ .1 , -- , - _ I- - -. - I - .. . __ - ~-_- ____--____.___._ ~ ~~ _-_;;~_ _-_ _Z~~_- _ - - - - - - I - ___ I ~~l=_~ - , - . -11 - . - --- -_F~. I ~~_ - w- - - - I __ __ - sets of proposals face terrnmed opposition - ___ - . - - WW__ - I ~_, ___________ "We - 7 .__ __ could 1 ' 7 - ~ -J Where Qua I ity,Sel Is & Service Tel Is __ ' - ' - . 104 E Commercial - an approach will discourage Ian" MacKay said "and i &)fl t know I n other system high awards by Juries ...-. -. J, 31:_Z;!tA . .Y, 5~~;?" ,_ - -,', r I . - - '$`~ ,Z_ "~1~~ I I -._~ . "I' ..- .tl-A - r. _ '. 1iel~ . -IN-.1._~. - - _. I ' 0 - ~ - ____ N~1~ , - - - 1. N~ I __ . ~~,__.. __~ -I - ".- -~ - 1 ____ - -~ I - -,.- , .1. n t7y~ '.1 . __ ...- . t 9Wt.1.-.T1__' I '~* .- . _- 1 . I., - MDNOWF RTHE KE Nu nh Nc '" D 0 - , _,jij r '' F - - -' — IWM_-_ __ - - -- I .'. r PT'- - __ - ;__ _ -. -:, ~:, - I = w.. - , - _-MW___', ~ ---------- - --_. ,~__.. _--I mi ,~r,o. __= " 4,-,, ,!:11 . . I 1.I I ~ 4 ,OR - - - -- _,,_-_, ___- --i:L _ - - 't, I --, , (.4 '. ., , ~,7 1 T.1 .- ______ L--;. P i 1I "1111 ' - - - - I 'I * - - _. - I - W,iIINc,1oN tAP) - fewer people are getting the post Norld War 11 baby boom," he said He said married and more are getting divorced, according to the latest go%ernment repos, but some experts a marriage peak wm reached in the early 1970s, declining marriage figures don't mean a rejection of traditional alues A new study by tile Center for Health Statistics the number of marriages pe rf ormed in the United States declined about 7 per cent from 1973 to 1975 71e center's provisional data shows an estimated 2.1 milli on couples were married in 1975, comrared with 2.2 million in ITN,and an estimated 2.3 million in 1973. But Paul C. Glick, a senior demographer in the Census Bureau's marriage and family division, says the decrease in marT-ages is more likely a result of changing population patterns than a rejec tion of traditional values. "We're now seeing a passing of a peak effect of generation reached the earl) 2, traditional . I - r 7''k - , . • 4 ! I i - ' ~ I . I I V'A '•- . •''r-'- - . m bears And Arthur J. Norton, a Censu,s, Bureau analyst, suggests the fires show that many young people are postponing marriage until they are older. lie said that a I dicate the are bein more careful about selecting a mate thai; they once were. arrying - partner." he said. "This should make marriage more viable with more of a chance o success. - A 14. y I I- -~,N -' _CA AI .-P , ,~ '/ S - ' - L -' • . -- .-I •- I . %, . - .. 6 -- -- _____ - ~ I , - \ t' ' *4" - - I - ' ' .t) ' Jt -~9 ~ W 4e , F 0 % 64 V 4 1 0 ' * i 00 q, 0 ' , '•' I '' % #4 10# 4 - - - 4 G ' . 0 ~_'.r il-~..f,4 to, 11 t,.1 :1, 0 "01 is - 0-, , % . . - 1 '1 maxi .lc., ,.!-,ft u%i~i-;,r~t~~~,4L~,l~ . 6If ,, (-Y -ki " 7-- il.- -- .,,- ~,IA0L, *. ~_ - rakis of Tampa __Za - ~-__.-A - , ,~, '4~L" ~-~W I . M-~~_-,; .__L__:;. - . I ~_.- 11.~ - W , . . .- 1 .I - ~_, ~ . 4~~ - - ___ .- I k, I 1P 4 --..____ - --•' -i__ -__: ~__~__~ _~:T - Nw EvEo""n N DSAI'a u asD ff I -w :_13. V_ ' II I ____________________ ~, %__ - i -_ ~_ ~- =~- ~-_--= th ME9 That's when long distance rates are lower. On out-of-state I rl 1 1 scen Idt( dppi , iu)fli ii JU £ ny Uflui pm. , Now you can have it your way! And if you're in a r r V ' i A! Y tr m 1 from i i u ii Drii •1 -Thr Do m ti 'v I u. pii 'iuxlay l ! or 10:30 - i'çrit - • - dde. Robinson, Patricia Ann and John William Ill Deyo. Herbert James Dale a un F 4ir ( ur is ind Do rs ALTAMONTE MALL lb s -- :'_. I ____ . I " _____ /1 ______ _ f - 1 ii . 7 __ . .- F4 _. I , -4 . . L.. - _____ -- - Z. _________ - •-'. •.... I . " HOSPITAL TO START PAPER Joan Marks., medical records librarian at Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford, Is congratulated by Hospital Administrator Robert newspaper proposed for the hospital The Seminole utter will start publication Immediately with the first of Its monthly editions to be circulated June 1. W nners ~~ --*. -- .,ff _'~_-. "' ~' ~ I 0+ r .!~.... _ la _____________________I ' - - . ' • Sat. May 15 , the boy or girl doing the job ,A ill $748,so we sent him a check but be called "blessed." (P.S. I'm said this was the last time we s ding You a shirt and tie for would pay for a motel room -- since there was plenty of room at our house li SOU think we were rong Duibe W fl if t ii, .-. ~ 1 1 0;~__ I1? , .itti it. ~~__ ( !, I.. f j Joe B. McCawley Sr., Owner NA corner State Road 46 and Wekiva Park Dr. ( 5 mi, west of I 4) DAWN'S UNISEX STYLING 710 W FIRST ST, SANFORD Ph 322 6238 I a 2 Diamond bridal Mt $225 We will bo pleased to design just for YOU All II 14 karat gold # TA I ' Sa f rd n C o r ' 4 #1 4'o, and Rare & Unusual Plants In Jacksonville under the auspicies of BUt 11 1) While a"ending, Dawn and Denise learned the 1k I Irt art of cutting and styling today's latest looks for . '' F ` One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 2" E. COMMERCIAL D I AL 322-1122 ___!Y!"°" if Wampler, world famous stylist from Tennessee 4. TERRARIUMS - POTTED PLANTS HANGING BASKETS - - __ - li e r L e iivnsuerv ueulsuiyosa Have recently returned from extensive training ' Fresh Flowers or Artificial set, $575 _:._-_----------i__-----' Sanford A I FOR EVERY DE COR I ) the modern care-free woman and the life she leads. .1 I 1 The Nursery is Located lq Inside The t 1( ( I Ile Stop by and see Dawn and Denise for todayss i latest looks! ?-ev NO (VIR 1-l~' ~R Kvi -,- OF £ C/ !P011 1.4 I'ti1trDrifi fivulle Oi bridal set in 14 karat gold from The Diamond Store r it, _ '~r, , - Give her an elegant diamond I OTHE 5909 South • 5000 West C(ilonial Drive, Orlando o 3900 Easi Colonial Drive, Orlando 6 295 Hwy 17-92. Fain Park. Orlando 9 800 West Vine Street, Kissimmee 0 961 Lee Road, Ortando e 2892 Soutt' Orange Aur.ue Orlando • 407 Cast SemoranBotjlevrd.Cas&e,, . C b I * 1 -,-.. • ins girltru nd wi are bOth ifl - P.I I % Vi Summer "" , the next awards banquet) DEA R ABBY Our son and - -- I "-.- presentation of awards, Hostesses for the meeting are Cactus Queen - P"K UP WSW-M maun_ i çffln ega Officers for 191-,6. 77 include: president. Kay Ross and Mrs. Charles Iles; vice president, Mimi By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN in ref using to !et them sleep in her own little house, which Steenworth. h1e in ng; recording secretary', together in our home? Even has no hospital odor. And she's C hi 0 m ego Kay Pricher; correspondent [WAR ABB Y: i am a though we knew they had skpt not a bit senile One of my secretary, Vicki Griffin, Dear together elsewhere, it would brothers lises right next door to pipelRL and I deliscr to The Chi Ome ga alumne group treasurer, Vicki MacKenzie; hase made us sery un her. and he stops in to see her of Central Honda is asin a rush chairman Barbara anoroximately 83 households. LL lop comforUible. y lisaybe once a month for a few special social - a celebration Boone; and publicity, Carolyn SQUARE IN 11 JANOIS constantly being called a honoring newly-elected officers . No. Whcn a ne other brother lives only are a lot of girls who deliver I children I of Zny age) visit their - -0 away (rnrv, twir -ond Th .pn1lorp Allelitions Set tilt y shouk im; ,t, ante mit' '' its the same thin' with hi twopie Open auditions will be held on rul e Russell Theatre on the Our newspaper company had live in California about 50 miles were far more generous than Neither brother has ever of- Sunday from I to 5 p.m. and Rollins College campus. Aould have been. fered to m ow the lawn. rake the Monday, May 17, from 7 to 10 Directors will be post an awarcls Nanquet, and ffie apart. They openly admit that mail parents , invitation read: "Please wear a they sleep together on p.m., for anyone interested in Annie Russell Theatre, shirt and tie." Well, I turned weekends to find out if they are at motel, trying out for acting and be who looks after my mother? My down the invitation. When my compatible for marriage. singing roles in the Annie prepared to sing ,on, the DEAR ABBY: I read in your adviser asked me why I didn't They flew here last panist will he law! (My brothers are not said, "Becatv, e I don't December tospend the holidays column about the daughter who attend, I Hollins College. IV auditions provided. For inforniation. m call have a shirt and fie!" with Dad and nie. When we is the only one in the family who Yet 50-1 will be held in Crummer the Annie Russell Theatre at He said I was silly because if I showed them his bedroom for skits tier sometimes Senile By the was, my brothers run Auditorium adjacent to the 4O1 had betn there I might have HER and the hideaway bed in mOtherin a consulescent home to the altar rail esery week ot been voted paperBOY of the thedenlorhllM they decided to tl1crsIstersnd brotherscant that there's anvthLn on" ta s nd the smell and t y get wi he th ha t t, but it takes year more than stiy at a motel PENING Abby, can you do something Dad antl I were hurt because too depressed seeing old prayers to make people good people. I (.7hristians. Right. Abby? about my problem? All of us we see our son only once a year, ill ue h "I Ill tell you a better one than DlM1USrLDWlThlKINFolX Wii t. uUt we uiufl paperu l lll say any uitfl that: MY mother is 80, and lives DEAR DISGUSTED: Right! grateful. off they went. PAI24 SPRINGS When our son returned to __ PAPERGIRL California, he phoned to tell us PAPFR(lltl If tht DEAR that his expenses for the trip ' t suffering an lght, each Floridian must de- ' a.m. Regular ( _-) I Lg-Aexalx A1&4A1.IkM_ lthAtz!t,4)fwjtiii4lvtillrr,ollb# I - Milton. Mattie 1. and Percy Qualls, Barbara and Chester SANFORD PLAZA 4 in _ Hartwick, Bette Sue and MW you pay more money or your license . . . ____________________________________________________ nm i health Insurance completely ake a chanec on !(,sing - ) JP your Way at breakfast, e ~-( cumingyearwiththe new firm' - -_ - -, =~-- i Champlin Janice G James I! % hum S d.IIL-11 P Ifl SILUId Y dfld 8 m - Marriage - accept less protection' Do Yc stch companies Is year to • ) d .i I I. . And now you can have t* too. Served from 6:30 menu starts at 9:00 a.m. w ____________________ Of I As in most ecom)nite cilses there are no easy solutions to -.•- •th•• .__ . - Sundresses are bik* llifs season. A little cotton pinafore top bowtied over softly gathered skirting. Provincial flo-Aers appear on a field of sky blue In design by RSC. Dissolutions was two years ago and just regular rate increases," she said 1 - - SUMMER FASHION "116's at least double what it t , ii /;. ________ Paper Person Calls For End To Sexism OTO.; *, $ 4 •• v k - 0 : her about $20 a year. , Ily : -~ ,-I -ao .. .1 ____ • 'iid -, pays $593 a week auto insurance through a pay _._- -* ---, : - -OP , - a it costs nearly 10 per cent of the mum amount of coverage." . Amy Daum of Sanford, a graphics: Lee Cable of Tampa, Heart Association Month vice president (progarn); Mrs. vicfim, Patsy Bierschbach of for the sorority for Ir,&-77, 7ko ninth grade student at Crooms first William Rogers of (May), the heal th Car e Testi ng Robert Falk vice president Enter prise Mrs Bierschbach luncheon fashion show .School, was the winner of a $200 DeLand, second; Carol Center, IL% Ue Road, Suite i education); Mrs. Arthur has contracted terminal cancer program will be he!d at the achievement scholarship Cawlord of Ocala third 135, Winter Park, is offering Parber, ice president (mem and her medical bills are a home of Vic Griffin, 921 Pace awarded by the SanfordCrafts and sculpture: W. T. free blood pressure checks. bership); ,Mrs. Robert Tross, proaching $20,000. Friends of Ave., .Maitland, on May 20, Seminole t Association for McGowan of Merritt Island, Tests will be gi ven throughout recording secretary, Mrs Abe Mrs Blerschbach have starting at 10 am the junior member with the best first; Stanley M)Ten of Cocoa, the month of May, Monday to Hershbein, corresponding organized the garage sale in an .hi Omega members will showing during the past year. second AaIyn Henderson of Friday from 12 30 to 430 p m secretary, Mrs Sam Crasnow, effort to raise money to help model creative fashions from The award was ma e Maitland, third. No appointments are financial secretary; ,Mrs. meet the,w bills. Donations of Saturday afternoon at the Sun Ronnett Sue, a designer Photography Bob Orwig, necessary. Patien ts are urged M arvin Meltzer, treasurer salelts, as weliascustoniers s alon in Orlando All 50-year conclusion of the Spring first; Warren Knowles, to make a 50 cent donation to Mrs. Robert Gellee will be to buy are welcome at the sale, Sidewalk Art Show, Co second, Molly Bush, third All the American Heart i ns talling officer. A special according to its organizer, sited to sponsored by the Sanford Plaza three photographers are from Association when being tested program with refreshments is Loraine Paulin attend. Merchants Association in the Sanford. planned. Admission is free. The luncheon fare will Hadassah Plaza Friday and Saturday. It A special award for the m provide culinary treats creatM Th e (has erot Group of was the association s final show artistic display went to Aurora Garage Sale b sorority members So cover To Meet lladas.sah will install new of of the 19776 season Bennett of Sanford your favorite dish and bring it Other winners in the Spring Some of the award winning ficers on May 25 at 8 p.m. at A garage sale will be held 71v Epsilon Sigma Omicron along! All new Chi Os from Show included in the abstract pi ct ures will be on display at Temple Ohev Shalom, Goodard tod.as and Saturday in the (FO) Department of Sanford Cen tral Florida are Insit ed to section' Lucille Rogers of Senkarik's in Sanford during and Lee Road, Orlando. empty' stores to the west of Woman's hub will meet at the meet their sisterhood friends at Officers include Mrs Jack Zayie's in the Zayre Pla za , General Sanford Museum this last Sanford, first Jun Gohacke of the month of May of the season social Hosid, president; Mrs. Ronald Sanford. Proceeds from the library on May 20 at 10 a.m. Orlando, second; Wendell T ests For any further information re e T Ulmer, Iair of Orlando third sac president (fund sale will be added to a relief Included on the program are a regarding the luncheon or In recognition of American raising): Mrs. Danny Stein. fund set up to aid lukernia tour of the library and the alumne group call Water color, pastel and Kay Illes or - bination. - . , ______ Spr ng Sidewalk - - ;___Am ' ______ I can oniy aiford coverage - - - ?X"rJ, Experts say the women's movement has enThe report on declining marriages followed an couraged many women to seek careers instead of earlier study by the same government agencymarriage And it is more acceptable in some quar showing that the divorce rate climbed 4.6 per cent ters for People to live together before they are between 1974 and 1975. But that repo rt sai d th e rate married, - or a conk - ' t i 1 1% -V I be subject to Income taxes and attorneys might have to programs ! I Studies or ha I d dl' tterns of the last few years indicate many people are taking marriage more seriously. Although some surveys indicate most peopl e consider marriage and family life to be the most satisfying aspects of their lives, there is no longer the intense pressure to marry that there once was. it is a possibility that the longer one waits to ,. of the stctured award could three _________ ' 1 . But lawyers oppose the bill deal, we can now buy one of - -i f Club Notes saying the lost earnings portion said oharmacist David Weinstein ~f Jacksonville. "Through ol f'. I -_4V1W*&1rXW__L ___ : ~Mv_-F I 1 of increase was not so great as in preious years Between 1968 and 1972, for example, the divorce rate soared at ar annual aserage of 115 per cent At the same time, that report showed that 41 per cent of the men and 52 per cent of the women divorced in 1975 were under age 30. when the bulk of the post World War II baby boom . ff I ___e = .~~ ~ . - _4 - - 6 1_ ~ Young Sing e:Is Aren t Rel*ecting Values sa 'For nine years I muldn't buy store insurance because we Q1_ I— I . ., g 14 . and sometimes thousands of r o V__- ________ Iffir~J --. - L ir - -I _ . -~( L T - . --- .1 , ~: . _,,,4. qrZ:.T R , 14A __2 _11 ~~1 [i7!i§-, ~.;~w -.." * . ~:- '_. ~ - duce their c3verage and still oL4ers - wem y of the whole business -shell out hundreds 1, - - I f I - I . ~e.~A - ~,, 1 - .,_ 41, Z . j y, Some switch auto insurance -• V 7 , w . -_ ' . ance companies; insurance companies tabulate their losses. Meanwhile, Floridians endure the crisis as best they an ____ L 111111111111111111111111 - state officials pressure insur -- • • ___ ,~,:~ .-,-, --- - _. __ % - ~ _ ~., -, __ g! V - _ I Y_ x. ,.. - M Dial 322-5762 n - est rates by 15 per cent under my G - - I - Not Thl*s hy ? tt_ , ~-,44, ."_ - performance. Curtain time is Newsom), Lucy (Ester Schroeder's piano. he comes back to earth with a and the rest of your 7:30 p.m. Edelbery) and Linus (Buddy IAnus, brainy and bookish, jolt as he almost slips off h is gang are pretty fine too Robert Hall in familiar V. Echols) all get on w ith their trails his "security blanket" dog house roof, so exaggerated The famous "Peanuts" gang, striped tee shirt, is suitably homework accor di ng to their througha succession of scenes is his posturing. created y cartoonist Schultz, woebegone hut at the same own particular style. which climax when he dances a Anthony Sutton plays Snoopy, ar e brought to life with an time endenng as the "blah" Schroeder, naturally, is lively jig, at th e sank time and was greeted wi th giggles of appropri a t e measure of Charlie Brown. lie loosens up serious about what he's doing serenading his beloved blanket, delight every time he strutted whims) an fun by the students beautifully In a scene entitled en if he does miss the point a The real scene stealer Is on stage. at Seminole High achool 'BookRepo,"whjch sees h Little Justthewayheisn'tquite Peppermint Patty IT Swift), anHarden,Tamrn) Ring, Opening night of their con v incing himself with all the tuned in to I ucy's broad hints played with all the cute little- Charles Turner, Maureen Kelly proction of "You re a (iood (lassic arguments he s tired, about 'when we get married" girl self awareness of a golden and Bob Maquire do a fine Job Man, Charlie Brown in the he'll be much fresher Luc as obnoxious on stage curled coquette in the orchestra The produc. high school auditorium tomorrow, he works better as she is in tlx- comic strips, And then there's Snoopy tion staff, visible only in the Thursday night went without under pressure that he declares iJie would rather arrogant, smug, and wildl y smooth change of scenes, efhitch should put off writing his book di e' than admit she is ong imaginithe In his fantasies he fectie lighting and pleasing More chuckles % ill be on hand report until the last minute. She brings down the house as is a great jungle hero, even the make-up and c st tonight for the second and final Meanwhile Schroeder (Bobby she postures and pouts on Red Baron himself and then deserve commendation Bro andpo - t -- t . is hy — W cis , , but you base to look from a pay income taxes at once on nubflc nolicv st int ," a Ka said "If reduce their entire fee although their the benefits much. you're going to have people really suffer sposeranurnbof year: ' ~ _____ -7 in e- that' holds any promise of cut. / t more than this ne reducebenefits / _____ ;_ N 1-5 i . 'MR, ' I -,-I --,, -, i -_________ I . i,- , & 1 M - e_ approed a bill that deals w.th malpractice itself, rather V-an J ust the rates for insurance The measure would require hospitals to v igate injuries to patients, take steps to correct improper medical procedures and analyze patient complaints. Another section of the panel's proposal would require any awar ds for malpractice suits to be divided by categort _171 medical expenses, lost earnings and pain and suf fer- those suggestions And, wi th the legislature full of lawyers, both _________________________ - - .- . - .___~, A Senate committee has passed a bill that would reouire hospitals to pay for malpractice the current law primarily by making it more difficult to file suit. That measure would raise the $1,000 threshold to ,50O, and would tighten other aspects of the current law Lut lawyers, who call any at. tempt to restrict access to the -_ _ W - acddent April 21 in a riding event at Btandford, Dorset Her horse hit a fence, fell and rolled on top of her. She suf fered a hairline crack in a bone near a vertebra and was hospitahzed for three days. - pensation. Proponents say the package v ould cut rates by 35 to 40 per _111111111111111 .,~,- :-- - 2 - - It was the f irst time the 25-year-old princess, only daughter of Queen Elizabeth 11, had ridden since the — 1 Ur coverage for any mistakes a i'nt. Opponents, including in. doctor might make %ithin the sizance agents, say that in the hospital Hospitals say the bill long run, rates will not change merely passes on the Insurance because premiums for other premiums to them. types of insurance such as The Senate bill, which was health would Increase to keep up with the increased number amended to include a series of proposals, of claims I The Senate has passed a bill also Shrpl% right to sue. sponsored by Sen. Kenneth She looked tense and cautious as she sat aboard her favorite horse. Goodwill, onThursday. She finished 12th in the dressage competition at the Royal Windsor horse _____________________ rates. 9- 7 - how best to reduce insurance talization and workmen's com- __1111111 ., duplicates protection already Senate again are divided on of WINDSOR, England (AP) - Prinem Anne is back horseriding three weeks after a bad fall In which she __ I - ______________________ - Secretary - Princess Anne Rides Again _____ ______ - (AP) ' b It-, first 20 to 25 per State Henry A. Kissinger, Gov. Hugh L Carey and Mayor Abraham D. Beame were among more than 500 persons who paid tribute to CBSTV's Walter Cronkite as the March of Dimes "1976 Man of The Year." They and other speakers at the $12-5-a-plate Hotel Pierre dinner Thursday night praised Cronkite. Kissinger said ' who pays the ult imate com pliment" to his audience by saying: "Here are the facts: y must use your own judgment and draw your own conclusions.' 7- I- - cent of doctors bills, with juries," such as whiplash, x. insurance picking up the : which cannot be detected by This, acco&-wng to a company rays actuar wo,tid not re e The committee also favors dimination of the $5,000 person- rates It wouiu, howeer, ,1C NEW YORK i - __ __._ I I. I -.. __ W k- The royal couple after traveling here from Chicago will then go to Eagle. Wis., where the queen will dedicate a resto red home built b (hris'n Pedersen, Danish emigrant, about i ._: - ~~_,~. claims would be forbidden for I t?%;- - _,_ R ave . luncheon and reception for the 36-year-old queen and her 42-year-old husband, Prince Henrik. in the related field of medical requ re Un er n a d For many people, this coverage malpractice, die House " - -,--, --1. - Sty den ts Play 'Peanuts ' f lI Floridians are propos- driers license or increasing als that would either restrict the gasoline tax by two cents. access to courts ot drastically Those suggestions would sltee bcnefit br in g the state into But even the sponsor of a bill anee business, a development approsd by the state Senate whi ch is bitterly opposed by admi ts that any savings for industry. consumers would be slim and A deductible feature similar possibly fleeting. to that included in auto insurA house committee studying ancehasbeen ;gested as one auto insurance has appro ved way of avoiding a rate hike for concepts which include abolish, health insurance tog the currently required $1,Although most of Blue Cross000 medical bill threshold Lx- Blue Shield's two million Florifore i suit ma be filed for pain da customers are under group .10(1 sfering plans whose rates a re ra ised Instead, the panel suggested automatically as costs go up, that such claims be paid onl y Blue Shield is expected to ask when the injury is "demon- for a rate increase fo. some strable b recognized medical 162,5M other policyholders very I ____ ____ 1111111 pressed r r"- . ~, ~_ '_' Friday,Mayt4,),71B _______________ ____________________ have the state take over all or -part of Flori(flan-;' nuto ir.!:,_- crnIn___he Fh)rlda insurance _____ -_ Claims last of a fIve-part series uhich about It. ;:: --.II Insurance mans Floridians to took closelycrisis Its causes AhaL it Other proposals, already reat insurance needs Th is is the means, ae1 what's being done Jected b lawmakers, would B MARTIN MERZER As.iociated Press %Srfter te: The r': " ."- -I.-. _.; ~ --, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL S - * ()I?iV'* - In Atid Browse 1 ' ) q F -t_z tl# 41 �iL W -' I 2B— Evening Heraki, Sanford, - I - I y 4 Friday, Ma 1 , 3B Friday, May 14, Th- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Adventist -• - - Methodist -- a. Brian ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest City—SR #0 Tory An.ct,o THE Pastor Patton JoIO.riicLR.A.Kvrtti Iatuvd.v Servceo S SabbaTh Sabbath school Wed. Eve 0 O •: SANLANDO UNITE DMIT$OOIST $tall Road 4)4 and 11111yrnond Avenue Longwood, Florida ll?o Telephone 3".12" I.Tornass Kirkwood Poster : UNT y:1,%, V. :•:- till. rn 9, It a-f". Corner Pastor's SCtOIt '1 - - " REV . UL DAV he American Revolution IS Flail 3Sa m Worship Bless irigs ('hurch of God of Prophecy II Of Clergy Nvrs.rv$Kisd.,pafl. GEORGE W. CORNELL lantern signal warned apfl; ¶ AP Religion Writer 0 u r G r e a t e S t H e r it a g e ____ ___ Nazarene —' Ifvstitmtfli Shenan T'\,) \(\ As Anartci elebratis lir (ir turin of orship the hiing plice during the kah llle) of Virginia on a \vi GENEVA CHURCH (oa ( ett i ng To Kn ovv birthday, e all hae and in truth Verse 24 'GOd for the liberty Be engr2 e unda) in mid 1716 pastor Pe. OF THE NAZARENE t.. I'II! i 1 I $t Mt 4SOtnva • flih for which to be thankful. spirit: And they that worship (Cr Muhlenberg took his text ith a Scriptural verse tOm 1R Question: God items fir away and unrea1tome. Most of the boo Our heritage exceeds all other him must worship him in spirit from Ecclesiastes 3: 1: "For evSunday school 1111148 m eviticus 25:10: Sun Worship 1104A m ess exerc es. mes t me my prayers are no ng more nal. ons. The eternal Cod has and in truth." erything there is a season, a "Proclaim liberty throughout Do you think It's possible for everyone to know God In 9 reaI and especially blessed America Suit Eve I cop m the land unto all the inhabitants No matter how sincere orle time for every mtter under 1 Wed Prayer m rional way? abose and be)ond an other may be, he cannot worship God lieaen" thereof." . Answer Yes, I definitely do think you can know God per. .:? In fact, the first battle of the nation in the world. We have in spirit and in truth unless he lie finished his sermon, led a I '2&.................... IRST CHIRCH a:fl sonally. And I think your question is one of the moet Important round ciljj heard and enjoy more freedom than knos Jesus Christ he shot war prayer, then threw off F THE NAZARENE occurred when ones anyone can ask When I came to know God, really know fill SafordAw, any other people — can praise personal Saviour and Ird his clerical robe, standing bethe orId" 1 0"1185 D. E116*11 ratiol, Him,IfInally got mylifeon the right track Whichdoesn'tmean or criticize anybody anything. There is no way one can get in fore the startled the minister of Lexington School 9. 45 a Morning Worship I don's still have problems, because I do. But I know when to Is Sao m Jonas k we desire without retribution an attitude worthy of wor. in the uniform of a colonel in the Church God Youth Hour 6- 040 res take my problems becatme I've found the real Source of life. I 'oin our Evangtt,$l%f'v'(l , , 1 asylum in his home to revolushipping God without this Continental Army. ,f mid week Sea vice I dI 00p in found God, and so can you leaders Sam Adams CHURCH OF 000 , t In the language of the fob' One can publicly proclaim personal knowledge of Christ. JI Nvrsory Provided 011111 W. "M Street think you tiaveto get to know God for yourself. I don't think Jesus Christ as Lord and and John Hancock, whose Pastor A (Teatures, we worshiP Writ, there is a time for all C. D. Haffis you can know a person by being told about him. You have to get , •• Saviour, even in the highest him rest had been ordered by the is our creator As things," he said There a MriWnWoiihI to know that person for yourself. I don't think you can tell / _____ places, without fear of being Christians, e worship fl, ish tune to pi each and a time to va. $CI D n mlnatlonal N 1 \\ it's like to fall In love, what it's like to be another person When messages came of he Family Nigh, Service incarcerted. Others can ________ t- the Father of our Lord Jesus light. And now Is Itlie time to v 'e w. married, what it's fike to be a parent. approach of British militia, ten) den) that there i living Christ We worship Christ as fight." lie paused and added t SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH You can't really tell another person how something tastes church bells and drums God. 24" Sanford A we "Roll the drums for rethe Son of God, as the Saviour of i moned the armed townsmen to Each person has to do his own Lasting. When it comes down to iL In my opinion, the greatest of the world, as the head of the TWts" ThC fruns rolled and the only kind of experience you can have in your own Da the common in front of the Episcopal our heritages is the freefloin to Muhleriberg iind as YotbL. •g, . kew this, nd that's what he meant when lle.,i~d, "Taste itild church at da ybreak, April 19, or lip (sod according to the our soon coming king. woe unlisted 300 menlo serve with 34 P in t'5"i. 'i ,1 HOL ROSS w see that the Lord Is good" (Psalrn34.8),Ibelleve you can illS and there the first seven Wet Pra'sef MOO 7wprn: . cthtes of our conscience. The In Bicentennial him in what became the Eighth our S. God only as you experience Him for yotlf. Th# Rev Leftist 0 Soper Ilettor Americans fell, one of them on Bible is a little more specific celebrtion, I can think of no Virgini Regiment in the AmerPttry W Collins So how can you know God for yourself? The same way you the church steps where he had Holy cor"It"tonjort tn better way to celebrate the 10 A 11 a (71%vt(h S(Ikocol get to know anybody. You spend time with Him, you listen to gone for gunpowder. The episode had its Pa God. Our constitution calls for birth of our nation than to truly Him, you learn about Him by reading the Bible. I think of God as Pentecostal "From this Orly," Clark 1 thecolonies, Dth in worship according to our worship God in spirit and in throughou. a Person, as.lesus, who knows me by myname, knows where I wrote, "will be dated the liberty conscience, while the Bible truth. Perhaps there are many *.,,ords and de live, and understands me better Um I understand myself. I F of tile world." ij Lutheran calls for those who worship God worthwhile projects to help our formed freedom committees, in CHURCH /[ aet Primarily, however, ministhink about how much He loves me and wants to be my best to do so in spirit and in truth nation celebrate her 200th (hr chaplains mustered Into the — tens served the cause with their friend Then I have a talk with my best friend I mean I unload, I Sunday School John 4:23-24 states that "But birthday, but there could be arms of farmers and metto Ole on LUTHERAN CHUPCHOF teachings and exhortations on tell Him what's onmy mind, I tell it like lt is, I let itall hang out! Molots" Worship 64 a ass THE RFDFEAAER the hour cometh, and now is, nothing so important as to call chants, in the preacher.301. Sunday E votionif lip M It) W 1111i Plate You may be thinking, "Well, that's fine for you, you're a the Biblical imperative of re1 1116- hen the true worshippers shall America bfick to her knees in diers, in the sermons delivered Wed Mbit Study X P eff The Lutheran Have*' and TV ""is Is os, Sisting unjust t:liu preacher. But I don'i know how w taik to God." Wefl, I'll pass on Co"Wron Meoling Sisma Lilt" "p M worship the Father in spirit and true worship and praise to God in pulpits. fields arid town halls. new F11I arvicher Pastor on the God-given dignity and the best advice about prayer I know. I said the same tI to my 9 Ila not in truth: For the Father seeketh for his blessings so many of us Despite exceptions, "the rights of everymn, created in mother, "I don" know God. I don't know how to pray." Her W"111Iservice to tea in such to worship Him" take as commonplace.We lose (tIUrhCS,1s8whole favored the theoli, Cliff" amd IIIIII it t lU in ram their the divine image th FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH answer h helped me more than just about anything else She This indicates that there are America with a profound love, revolution," writes religion %%ar's slogan: "Resistance to ill Us k e t s, OF SANFORD r e s by I e r i it n A pro-British Tory of tile Poe. said,"You don't have to know how to pray. Just talk to God. Tell JI33SaudAve worshippers and that there are but America needs to awaken historian Conrad Cherry. tyrants is obedience to God." minister James Caldwell nod, Judge Peter Oliver, now Fredmccleary Poster t- Him how you feel." Sunday Sch000l loam true worshippers. The true and see what she has lost in the "Protestant clergy were inMriv ministers took more provided an armful of Isaac ir3 at the close of the war, You take a faith risk by trusting Him with your problem, : of fly Prayer ~114 1 of P M he Church tor 9 "a in ) Hp in U 000 T THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH CoeAf7ffi&El Worship lqfvtct Wednesday Night Prayer Sr'ct A ; a 0000 0 R(J 1 s is aa F God Assembly b! 10 OUR NATION . liI ü : 000 Oral Roberts I We Sunday or Christian ___ congregation Of government. OF GOD CHURCH Cot lythandElf" I,,. ... Sunday School Mtvw.WDfttup DISCIPLEIOF CHRIST I&I Sanford Ave ris Minister a M Sunday khow 131 Mrn,iW.,tI ,p II Na in N e ot •p 'da, p in pin ' 0 'P '<1 - ar- •-' is . _______ _____ ______ - Baptist a SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 Airport Blvd. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Ocn Shockity PA for - ______________ - . ________ _________ .. - - Bible Study t ______ Forrest , : 5 a' 1. Wen$pS.c, , _______________ .., ' I Pastor -,. _______. ; . I @op w . Nornery Ch urch CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car 14111% %1 A Oak Ave Ciii w Coffma n SV-I school • Christ - -- ______ ._: - , - F. - "I Palm Springs De Wed Player Service P Needharn Bib$# Itiody -4a4l L AN E vaisleffif to "I m m : Bible Class . . - r - George Sit"day Sch" 11,10 a on limp Woftesday service Old TrvTh for a I lop Day P'NECIESTI*PTI%TCHURCH ;-1;4 CHURCH Oft CHRIST 1111 Part Aegoism IV& rof Bible Study Mornial worship Evtftpq Service lOI5,n Widt4y Bible Class , t,p in ii p- ____ tn. I7 y1y L __ r - E Jul 61~ AN ,, U,• Ylqffi Sr(, Tvqi %o'•n Rev Italph I, Litman Sunday School WoiiNp ____ - I UTHER 11 SO& on a tsp in F getting Worship 7 •AOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 *fit Mo' ?I!W PA LMETTO AVENUE - ja.• '.. ... • f' . .. t ;se. ... r - -• - - Congregational ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST C14URCH Pandy?y" £, ft cut .. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH MI Pastor 41 a.m. 04 a.m. $)•p in. - Wo'%bp — F Ivp Wessd1y Wed two, Bible Shift - Depressing sight, isn't it? And what is It we say when something old.familiar , a once-usefulI 1185 succuHlLfl,U iO Ot tJm r It served Its purpose! Could all the churches in our town someday look this? They could! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tParbA,.1w, Of Jay T C"malso Paltor $thi a SwndySchool t Its I so 00 -- - ---.. ay IE Tom" *0I 0 1 - - if we don't need them anymore! Even if you haven't been to church I think you'll protest that we DO need our leac the faith they instill — the hope they Inspire — the God-given strength with which they undergird our life. This is the very point: We ALL need our churches. And to bring ALL. of us to realize and fulfill j r That is their purposel THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Of&*" Blvd Lake Moseirso o.i,t:onP WonNp tft pastat Nov Kenneth Zllfblfr Assist Pastor Mo'nrn Woro 35$ Ill ffl Church School 9 IS All am. Services 1111,011 class" Ito all agos Fellowship Ceti" belivilen sorvices if they have served their purpose 142W TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH y, III _________________ .5 Other Churches '3. 1:640 I Nin Lo lIic Cath 7:Hp in vVed 111-bit Study& Prayer Serso V34prri First Wednesday Fellowship $vow 6:34p M, SVM mass lain I Sunday Connthians 13:1-13 Monday Galafisns 6110 Tuesday lJohn 3:%3-24 II Wednesday Joel 2.21 32 Thursday JOn 14:16-27 FrWay ohn 1526.1815 -- S Np in cler The Altamonte Community "A New Flag for a New dish dinner will follow the Church of Bear Lake May 25. Women and Men's Day o tennial Sunday with events all . .• - UPIALA Pit 9 %lIY1110I IAN CHURCH Cofnaff County Club I,'( -/. - '4 .' ?'' CELERY CITY nauTi riii 11W IJ' r PasSo FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4ltParhA,, L.oF K-" Maoist" Worship 1 309118M riolloy school 9:45 a UMYF 1 34 0 tn tP;, v;Iv;:t(.tt Saturday Acts 1114 A up on AAMPI whip EunoqWo'thlp 7 Nprn .( .- - HW Baptist Church, Patent City COMmuisetv CoMer, Forest iff, 94tvI Calvary MISS40"ry 180fist It"* 12thst BAPTIST ,w s.si Ctc* OaIy ' NTh L.MW*Od New MI 111 91101-61 Church. 1139 Poor Ave, IlloviHt"a Part saptist Clsvorcit. 1141 Ile Wit SU F"I Baptist Cltapti. list W, F1.11 Sifseiii, taftwo Ponecrelf 11jiffiVI Ctwch. Ill IN Airpsell Blvd Presfi, ak, Baptist, •s Rd Faris Calwary SbpI.oI Crystal take £ Sri a.tit C'r". £IPrItUP$CqSIOSOfII,IdORE -. ,. CPtu'CP fltI F,fif llspl,sl C.rara'ar b',t,orir0 - - _______ - laos Mary Rd atv4utirA, krn,. Rapist Fori Boolost Church, Sit Park A" o First &&Isfist Church at Lake Marl, Fst Sapl4sl Church *1 Last Moffrow Forst Baptist Church of Cot Crd.&ran1 Firti Mitsdr Bap1si Chur ch of Ost St Ann; Jordan Aisis$,gI -I I"p1lif Chigoo Jill Wr First $1 apt kurc. (Psi No'ins Mtit8*Vi Bapist ChiofcP. Nc$P M ol. AI Baptist CAuI Oak Hill 94 , Olfto-It V,Ch "M y Mt MOral' f°r,mlo, er,;s. tilt Lecoell . MI ,).,S M'ts*say Bopt*l Church. IaiLa.sd. Spinpi RE t00ES'OOd MI Strip M.Spo"ry e#ptill ChWth. 1#0 Jerry A" Mt .n M'ss'.onary Iaitast. Sipo; At i ._ iordtfAtO414114t 11liptill Mist . Civic Lt*" Illot I Longwood, Fit Arn.r,ca, L.ow Nail, h' h n WILSON-EICHELBERGER • 4 Directory K L Crocker r 11.068 PH 1: 64 p tn, I Nor". Evening wo-ship Wtd Eve oss Ile_______________________________________ age P • ib W1LSON-MAI ER FURN ITUR E CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS CRUMLEY-MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY STFNSTROM REALTY t. L . 1. c.moloc Church.Os$4 T'i.I CA4011foorty St Mav Ua,oJaSois. Spi.n; • Cameo, -- IC Church Of thrist. Ggrieva Chwth Of th"ll, Longwood Choerth of Chroll, Pool& CVICN O Christ.W 11Th SI Nor"Sidso Church of Christ, Fla No w" Do Or David Beverly and Staff 2ivii ci $ arno,nn t giv n e d ning was tour ' summer stuuent an Moolland METHODIST 861"to Uniltd Mtm0f6 JI Chulth, E, Oellory Ave EalostpI Methodist M.t,*d$, CMwcS, ItO P ark Awe b401$ Rd DI F'r "Se""horn r'I CP09h : 414 SAmford Ate F itt WtIf'4 d11I Church. MO IN 41h Sl Mythod Genova ,;t urOi G.n,va G?IC)n*Iyd MIPd4t Church. Airport Blvd CHURCH OF UOD Church of God. Sol Hickory Churcho of God, ofiftsse Church #4 Call 111416111 Loh# Mortrot, ChOrCh Of 000 MISS-411411. [0111ofortio Church of *ad, 1#01 V* lith so Ch%TCh Of 04M to ChI Oviedo $tlfIirdM4inlriiICtiucchS DII.,, Ssisliff" Umftd M#tP4011 Church. T4t"p First Fed Blvd , Altamonte Spirtrig, Somoran S.nSo'd Ave. All Saint% 1psitop#1 Church. I. Dollary Ave Lnttrprl to Ct,,t Ep.lCep4I CisyrrIt. Lon,sod HOly ('.s; Ipopal. Part Ave at Geneva Churth of II Nalaroft. O#fWvs Car"m~1 Center Labe Mary ChwcbWffi. NC:srs, Lake Mary lOrd . Lake Mary .Cnt'w.odC UiCh Of tl$ Wa.iran £ Jiflp Avy, AI(#fl5*04 Lvttarin ChsiItII. OvuI'001 Dr - C.$sOlbevny Good Sfwsaltnd Undid LvtPo'ln. 15555 Orlando of L.fP.tan (PerOt St P'iv.dattq Deltona PAZINYTERIAN Lake UlOy U.*Iid Pnesbtt,,',n CIW,CtI FdsI Pos,bySoq,a. CtwrOi. Oak Ave £ Srd $5. Pint Pre;bt,ra. c,,00s of Dclary t HiIJ1*asd ('V(*. 0140.5 Dys Dr £ Hy $I Lutes LIII ZhvI It #is SIA'sa Priiby'qçia,, CPv,ch. flit lie' L.t. Rd Prtsbytoorijital CaWyll, 1#11 pal m Sprintit old SI £Odltw; Day Adittairstst C hur ch Maitland Ave. Allonelfig Soringo Iffifore S*vtntb DA Y Ady"tilt ChvfCh 11h & SIM * ' nstf SPI14vtoith Day Alloo"Itill C~~cfl. $4 1 A4I MI: MaNn HIll .4 -IY ifl*lI$ ChUrCR , Flag St.. sqnsped OTHER CHURCHES Alitn't A PA E Church, 01;vg AII Farn Ch.pal, Ciiti $I1fl,MIO W,tia Park Rd Avotoovt "Wines, $O*rdall Ass $: cornDP'vr,typ,,p" Oil*" oottp*disf Church P"s Wesleyan MethI at 44 W 41 P&I .11 CyplI %I Marv'% A M I Churtof $1 . *I All, Usteg" p8s"i'll M001I Church, 011tttt Rd Enterprise NAZARENE CN• tPi Na:1r00.. 851 9j5451 Lvffirv#r , ;V1,N:w AV Pint Unilod easer ' a to Casselborry Cometivnily United "hodill Church. H wy. If POINT Mid" Rd - C811011II DIs CPwcP, Midland Ave. Altarnoowe Christian Chorth, :461 Park CHURC04 OF CHRIST CtIvith 91 ChW#. 1112 S Park Atrat RtscuirChwirthofflod 146W I)th%f Saftloiod CHRISTIAN Pant CKta. CkwtcIt tNt Ivtfetd A Ci,?.as Church. t:w. £trpo'1,4 horts"ide CIII Clisorcl" Florida Have", or . MA,116" 500* • • a (' lncsuuesuar) statements b FLAGSHIP BANK anioru and Staff TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorri and Staff KvslCd4Pr..twI,hSP.rs ininiOAvt Att,mp,uSi ,, I#I 04"W Baptist ChWCII. ft) Ota"t Ayr CATMOLIC CNIC ol tN Natlwtlt, late Mary First Baplill Chl-th at Sitt'am" Springs Sc Be iiCP,rB. lift w IN F,rtl T•rnpi•, Sf Join" WSSAI Baptist ChufCA, %I Rd Iii Ostpon Paul 14111111 Chsorch It) Pitte Ave $I Mil"Itessis Baptist ChiI Casten Hits SPit-lifseld Missionar Baptist, Illis & C&" r St John's Missionary 116114111 Churth, 910, Cypress St T' se" 04 Baptist C111111111I Pat#" 101te-0091 Rd . Alfamotd@ SpI William Ch#pe4 hlalUe"I Baptist Church., MA41k a William 0, First BApfftf Church of Clottary -LJ iur ASSEMBLY OF 000 Fitt? Aster"bly *11 Cod, 21th a [im Calvary Baptist Ast*fvqbly. M FS,ropl000se t$ahf#rd agrg4o Cis%. Hwy 11121 Upon transferring to the ev duplicates asclosely as possible artet SIX persons from the First Peacemakers Gospel a service held in Congre. Baptist Church of Oviedo at. embers, former members and gatiDnal churches in 1776 tended the first annual dinner of and friends are all invited for i Theseatingarrangementwiii the Orlando Area Baptist we d ay's celebr a tion. put married couples in the front Campus Ministry. The dinner center section with single as held last Friday at the - 1 women at tile sides of the main Baptist Student Center near floor and the single men in back Rollins Colle ge Students from ________________________ of the center section. Rollins, Mi Valencia ComH-1ping the minLrter will be a munity CoUege, and Seminole tithingman and tithingwoman, Junior College were in at.- Flor th odst Meet In Lakeland PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .... - çkI k I h; r PUBLIX MARKETS an d Employes GREGORYLUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff -' s Insurance 0EKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes the Cocoa Presb) The speaker will be Mrs. Mattle - THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes IT r i Eunice I Wilson and Staff PANTRY PRIDE of year J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FL AGSHI P U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff pastor speaking country, except The afternoon will consist of services. He will speak on the County School system Rev. Rica in 1955, Rev. Pain served signing, reminiscing, and ening of the 23rd in the Arthur S Mack is pastor for five years as Adnisator Oviedo Baptist of Th e Foll ow ing Sponso The public ls invited toattend just completed new Fellowship 10 a m the congregation will be sices taken 0 years back in time - at ._— - in ______ I a UPI ead ment " _____ Family Night Supper led Sunda- 5 11 Wo41 Choir Practice ' - Whitler Y ovlh Of *up .,, Christian Science rester FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Asti. Pastor 140 East S"and Stew ". Sunday Chweth S morning Worthip barthe revolutionary cause" after hearing of the first battles Watts into them boys!" he colonial forces — the vest (the answer you need) will be 30W5 reward It's the same They did co mainly by it lxsngton and Concord Con shouted, tearing out pages for dark-suited principle of sowing and reaping, and it's a spiritual law as well Preaching up" the revolution, Kregational minister David Av- the soldiers to stuff their an) , o f as a physical law. I can't explain it. But I know [I works! "As to their pulpits, m not only in the towns, but In the Ct) preached farewell sermon capons lam) new book, 'A Daily Guide to Miracles and Successful them were converted Into gutrural hinterlands seldom ex- ;ind It was in Boston's Old South marched toward Uving Through Seed-Faith," I dLscuss more fully this question posed to books, pamphleteering %Ia chusetts with 20 men he Church that planning took place 'Ill* clergy had quite un- of kowing God personally. I'd be glad to send you a free copy, or newspapers Their sermons had recrinted for the Boston Tea Part) In the learned the gospel and had postpaid and without obligation Just write to me, Oral Robert and school room lectures (used In New Jersey. when soldiers towfr of Old North church, the substituted politics instead. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74102. for stud) the mornings of the 24th New Mt Calvary School imaq and Secondary 25th as well as speaking in For the post two years, Terry the evenings The planning Ba .. • years working in the rrani1n iifl5 toured• wC rthsOn ptis t Church West 12th I .1 • Scott t at.. 0 .1 committee ....Oii, litera ure programo&u Lt.U1 with one of the mos', popular t Deaconess Board and Street, America Mission where he Gospel music groups.The Home Missionary Society will l TFRR FRA NKLIN I1idgeell celebrate Its annierary, conducted workshops and Tribunes." Ile was % tenor most Parts of Nathan Powell, a Junior soloist with them and was Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Rev. Leon se nars Ministerial Spwiish American serving as featured on two of their latest Palm Beach Atlantic College, e the an. T Freeman will Association message. Mrs. Sunday School Consultut. In records. Prior to joining The has done much singing in the . atLTe mbiistry was The Sanford inisterial Geraldine Zackery and Mr& 1973 the liter Tribunes, Terry sang as a Tampa area, lie was named i corporate as LAMP (Latin Msciation will hold its last Thelma are Simmons, soloist with gospel quartets in "Mr. Brandon High School Sims America Mission Publications, meeting of the 1975-76 y the Miami area. Ile has written Musician" in 1973. presidents and Rev. G. L peop!e awake and tn order Baptist campus minister Inc.) when he tben moved to the the Grace United Methodist, is pastor. *Ph-% Both the college seminar and during the service There will Re Stone) Shaw was in two songs, one recently J Miami office Although Rev. Church on Airportfloulesardon concert are open to the public. be no choir or organ music, but charge. Highlight of the JWpublished. conTuesday at a.m. New officers 10 New Bethel !F the congregation will be ltd by ve the commissioning A ti.fltLIng lathe translation work for the coming year will be a lorsinger who will line the service for four student sumNew Bethel AME Church, for a Spanish Study Bible. 4 installed and will take office i da Me s hymns for them " men missionaries, who the Midwa), will hold the Rev. Pain and his wife, Jane i immediatel It is our hope Ulat the Orlando area B.C.M. is sending They are: Rev. Douglas dedication of its new chvrch have worked together in most of co ngregation of today will not to Tennessee, Singapore, and ph building, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. the countries, including Peru be passive The services 200 around Florida Students from r%ice.preident The Rt. Re Hurbert Wright Bolivia, Argentina, Cuba , Luma, years ago were interrupted by the Orlando area raised their LAKEIAND The 134th proposed record-high budget of , ta o rt Hunter, secretary; and will deliver the message. Rev. Guatemala, and Co, session of the United Nfetbod.ist approximately $6 million for frequent Amens from the own monev to send out their Clombs is pcistor. They have three married people and at the em! WO Church's Florida Annual 1977. Church's children and tour grandCommittees for the coming hour service the people asked missionaries. will be held here At the Tuesday night session ___________________ children Full Gospel will be announced by the questions of the minister on his May 228, attended by 1,800 lay Bishop Mcflavid will ordain 30 Those attending the dinner new president The next 1 find ministerial delegates seminat) students including and beliefs Rev fs om Os iedo were J) I Eubanks ZFI.MA JOHNSON meeting of the association will The Full Gospel Church of * Resident Florida Bishop Joel four ssornen ns deacons and Smithassuredhiscongregation flasid and aIrnlIt Cus Ks r !-d sponsored II k held in spt'ntor. Allen Lnapel D McDasid, Lakeland, will thmt theni as probationary nis swuon will on'y be of 1saird, and Pastor and 1rs Rally and Dieidre Lashta dai 21 mInute duration convene the four-day annual 11 1 Allen Chapel ÂME Church Bill Mrr. Hillery, 9-year-old daughter of Lay Sneakers At 4 p.m. all will gather In the meeting at 10 ami. Tuesday in pastors as elders, the highest will observe its annual Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Hillery, Ethel Gray, DeLand District won a $25 sayings bond. Rev. R. Florida Southern College's Nlethodist ministerial order, educational building where an First Baptist Women's Day Sunday, May 23. for associatesB United and admit them Into full con- activities period will last until Branscomi Auditorium 'Whiopper Day will be t- The theme for the occasion is. McCoy Is pastor. Methodists, p.m. All types of crafts will be include Delegates "Lookin Back with Pride and all neetion. 9 AS served at the First Baptist have worked out an orientation offered as well as discussion Church tW! Sunday during tll#. For-ward with Hope. -ministers, arid the lay men, Congregational Florida's IA. Gov. J.H."Jim" Mrs. Zelma Blacksheare session for ftse recommended periods on the church and women and youth ellected to how Bible Study Hour starting at Williams will be the guest it affected our growth and how represent 324,000 members of Christian 9:45 a.m. Everyone attending Johnson, a former resident of for ior interested in) cerspeaker Thursday night ut an will deliver the tification as Lay Speakers. The It may effect the future. Sanford 700 churches. Sunday School will receive a observance of the national The Rev. Hugh W. Pain, I I a.m. service, meeting will be on Saturday From 6-7 p.m. an early The Florida Conference, a free ticket for a Whopper message at the Bicentennial. former missionary, will bee At the Friday night dosingAmericin meal will celebrate Burger at the Burger King onthe Women of Allen will atternocon, May 22, at 3 at First basic administraUve body as a guest kvieJf c1. well as a geographical area, is present a "March of States" m United Methodist 17-92. speaker this Sunday at the keeping with the Bicentennial Daytona Beach, and will last session Bishop McDavid will Is asked to bring potluck dishes third the denomination Chris Ritchey, a graduate of Congregational Christian 12 IILOP60ne~-CCJV w0 O largest numerically of 70 gIve his episcopal address on that may have been seed h b) Stetson University and a teh i. ,, h" Ch urch, 2401 S Park Ave., pro our ances1ors Mrs. Frainnels Jackson is ford Crain, a regional conferences in (ho tII. tate Oa u,C ,,urc,,, student at Southeastern Baptist Sanford eLcO'-wz .nc Stetson University, will be ( announce the annual assignAt 7 p.m. in the main sanc, Seminar) chairperson, Mrs. Vic k i United States. ,, will begin his second Rev. Pain was born in as Summer Youth Worker Smith and Mrs. Francis leader. lo Major actions to be voted on mefltS of ministers to tuary, the Seminole Singers will y Jaruco Cuba in 1909 delegates Includes more pastorates and other posts. present a progriun of patr by iotic this Sunday. A special Youth Strickland are co-chairpersons First Presbyterian missio nary family and spent his a re w than 100 annual program June 10 has been set as songs. is a Retreat is planned this weekend The youth of First Presbyboyhood years there. After proposals of the Conference "niming (lay" for ministers Parade of Flags an(I a draw ake Yale in his honor Redeemer Lutheran terian Church of Sanford will receitting Iiis B. A. degree from SHIRLEY IAILLETT by the fifth and sixth graders, a Council on Ministries, and a being transferred. Brenda Caldarelli, chairman of 934 .9212 Wheaton College in Illinois in share their aims and ac. This Sunda will be Senior Casselberry Winter prings the Youth Funspiratici cornom lishments at the monthly 1931, he returned to Cuba as a Sanford Altamonte Spf ings mittee, said there will be an all Citizens" day at the Lutheran church night supper Monday at mMontary to work with his church fellowship following the Church of The Redeemer. A in the Cuba 6:30 p.m. in fellowship hall. A parents inner w a riot evening worship service to turke Whs holars sit i de I Evangelization Association He , s (if toler, The im, film dealing with the world NEW YORK (AP) tr4wilings is scheduled im. Officially welcome (.1ris. eachings of the religiom I later served as Director for RUTHTUECH orld's religions tech peace, standing have broken don." tile wide concern of hunger. mediately following the 10:30 Yet throughout history, rell- themselves, but humar rap- Grace Methodist "Beyond Next Harvest" tice and love yet they also service at the church. A AttSmOflte Springs a factor In tunes of them Also, theoInternational Child Evangelism been gion often has wiI be shown Io3alties, evoke commitment, Special services will mark short program will follow the East Longoc'd Fellowship Guatemala, passions aid, paradoxically, wars, from the Crusades to flit- logical axiom holds that the ce meal. All senior members will Pentecosial ler's attempted extermination greater the potential of any the 18th birthday of Gra where he introduced and ornetimes war. be special guests. Mrs. Irma Revival services conlucted started Home Bible Cla for That strange mixture is at of the Jews. Contrary to mod- quality for good, the greater its United Methodist Church Burhop is in charge of Sunday. The congregation first by Rev. Bill Stone of Winter children in every Spanish work today in Iebanon, mark- ern sociological assumptions potential for harm. the Pinecrest example, the same assembled 'ui will begin at that religion has become a de the lines of battle be p The Redeemer Kindergarten SHIRLEY MILLEIT School auditorium with 44 Su osteen Moslems and Christians chning influentv, it still figures trulstii is applied to other valiI at First Pentecostal and Nursery is now acceptin 8349212 intelligence, consitituents. The church urc,i o Sanford li'i al and social pee. in most of the world's major ucs such as Forest City the fall term. gi and constructed in 1958, and a new Sanford Ave., and will continue 0 'ativeS It also figures in conflicts. Altapionte Springs Those interested may vt or sanctuary was completed in other goods, which also can be each night at 7 p.m. throueh continent on Ill'bere is not a 1nst other zones of conflict in call Mr& Noma Martin at the p earth where religious-ethnic its nimen I e modern world church at 103 W. 25th Place, present 368 members. cnetosta Church on ed t as not been a factor in deceit greed and theft, gluttony hatred -. Buckner and tyranny. The Rev. Marvin the name of feeding Ideological hatred and Andrews still bein., fought .12 I announces that Rev. Tommy It is not the Iif.nrov1ding . r God," observes the Rev. Albert - spreading violence," says 'tabI Trinity HILDA RICHMOND . Pt I P. h m A special seriea services is Crace'sfirst minister S &!0uu. nor h . re115ioui a,ues • " I 574 3167 stauJerinan of CMCER being planned by the Session of 11 will deliver the sermon at the Trinity United Methodist in cause pr the Dellona religious director of the Amer editor I the Lutheran i• 150010$ WlflSWp I. ALSOLLSCATHOLICCHURC$ Ft. Wilitain Erutis Fr, William Auletifirietth THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH , Church Ser v'io c e Rev ives piri Of '76 -. at II N. IYo' ' - (tie ravages hS .. ' •. . on : :: in church St%" MM WWthiP - particularly Palm Beach Atlantic College at 6: 15 p.m. Then, 730. Franklin and Powell will present a Gospel music concert during the church's evening worship School TJlpsys - Oak A" &$I Rev Virgil L Bryant *aid Ittv Keniostift W Mullis, Ministers ' It Ni in - . svr4a*f Church ks" Saturday Moo'% Breakfast CHRIST UNITID MITHOO11TCHURCH Tucker Drive. Swoolarid I states - E wraing Worship Ry MCSI*IAdq.*I Wori Posw Ch forth Sth000 moo ni worship MYF fw. i--.- Palm Beach Atlantic Clotlege in West Palm Beach will send a student Gospel music team to tile First Baptist Church of Oviedo this Sunday evening. Terry Franklin and Nathan Powell will lead a seminar Ofl CH URCH I,P,IHSIYTIRtAW wy a -if' Lake Mary OMACI UNITED MITHODI5TCHcp4 A6rW Blvd. Woodland Dr. ' 9.410 Prayer 6LWoStudy I L t _4' k, at WonA40 w Presbyterian * UT .tui BAPTIST CHURCH IsIs Poliong"s Ave, sun" y School I tr;c IS N. in II Warn P ' k Gospel MusIc Tea M . Hosted By Baptists 7 )$p t 14 a tn. a a in Nov. 4trwittli Non Morning Worship Church Training ____ _____ -- Nursery op#* - . Church of Jess, I Chfilt Of Letter Day Saitell, 111, Paris Awl astern Orthlicial ChWCII- It J61111I ChryWtrn Chapg,. Hwy. Fern park valleffs Utoothisis, Clogroth $1, 001allo, Of We O.C.A i Form part Fitt# Church of Christ, ultooffIt. I Like moneig Chap#,, Blvd , Lake iAger, Kingdom Hall of Joy,h, LtkMi,'wq051 ISI too 3d It F Pll.C,$ICI O pon I. Pant God. M,d,,v Tb.sati,, Av e P,nI,01$,ol Ch,cft of Long -so Foril Pil"IttgI Chu:(ft ol Sanford Full C1,1111001 Tablew1j, 1114 Eoustry C wo, Ut Olivi NiIos CPlVCPI, Oak Hill Rd O%tp40 Sans,g AIIaP.. Church, lCI Part Av 1444 11ftford Avg. S, Word Csov#oaltstnalof ishorvah- S 111111$. IPNW 515111. The SaIvaI,,i, Afifly. 755w um st R"I*., Hilts Mraviao AItinp,1 Spriggs, R*,m.q Mi United Clivitch of Christ, AIthiti..d. CIinrny,y CPsp.i. All I4#q Tn, 044441achrilt 1114 marogfouttlosis Ave a Peace A nd War Paradox a m - in For uq' in off was sex, ., re stration for J St. in - , , , of AMERICAN ' �- - -- — ___________ - - lB- Evening - may 14, - BEETLE BAIL gOR 41 ONCE / R*141 XCK flOW 4 vc__~~Ily / I/ I _ - _ _ Z !. 0 _!__~. 1. .- _ -, . 1* , I I : - Loo 4____) . . : ___nkii~ IF — 0 E =] I . U - - THE BORN LOSER (, tjn! aii J\. Art bY y".vYR ii' A OT? 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Mrs. Whitmore said to The lettering on Vickle Fox's shirt suggests that she might be an that in,reaslng the price on associate of the famous Gotham City crime fighter, but In reality these lunches would be a last she her& "war clubs - for Railroaders, the No. I tepm In the resort. "Leave them alone, or IN CHAIR Sauteed Utile League. Playing Lu the National League division, you'll be defeating your pur- r. GO To GT IM . 000NESBURY - — 50 'ME 114ING PROTROPIN6 FROM EE IS N EW HORS) "ttXJR . - . - - - - • S1TNP ______ - fOR Th1' ¶wrn4 _ — .- __________ Frenc To See Comm ission Sea z f known French would be opponents in and the politics of the current politics is the biggest plus I French, a well the Democratic Primary. The county commission prompted have going for me," declared lAingwood resident. Vince Perry , a Re publican, winner in that race would face his decision to enter the race French I* m a busineminan, and I whomever and lie went on to say that lack of has also announced for liat- Binford I . aboutgo%erriment W ell, I the final as mission seat occupied by tawny 's seat Also, Torn Bin emerges 'perlence' simply means that ConitnLmion Chairman Michael ford, an Independent, has Republican standard bearer. decided to do something about I will look upon every task trying to chan ge it' he sa id br ought be fore Inc in a fresh French said his disen Hattaway thrown his hat in th e same race Ilattaway, a Democrat, and chantment with politics in toto Robert E. "Bob" French, 42, . By ED PRIM= Iferaild Staf I Writer A th ird contender has entered the race for the county com- - 0 _7-R—m- - _. ____ ______ ______ I - - ___________________ .I - _____ / •\ _L, p • ' I `0 )_ .i I ---- I (-I 'r . i '\, J "r 1 ' . /' A I I - 'sj ' ., 0 ,,,i#$V I To Oop.n AAondav In by Garry Trudeau - - __ . I ~ I I 'i i (1 1 AMMAW0, I " . r ___ - 1. l -- 11:1 --= ' 6-A CAIMIcs 4-c I-C Crossword Obituaries 4-C Sports IkarAbby 3-C ... Wnnieil A ...... ,.4-C ..... - 7-A ......... 7-A . 1-3-B --- ___ --- .- "" ~ ___ 13-(' J —' * I _______ . i _________ I I .r-1 . , I 'S" 111 - 7 I 41 -/1 %rostndTh Ito Ii . Bridge Dr iamb Iforoscope ____ ____ I _.. )VvX" - ,_ I __ - - . I : - 80s and laus at night In the upper6Os. Southerly %Inds 1520 m.p.h., stronger near thundershoiAerb. Hain I bhit 30 I •-'-"--- r •.4. a SU cut Suntia g - ___ '44"% I ~--" '. ___ I,') berry G ________ iP4*? 1 - ____ - 1~ .- f 1 1111111 - -I--- . w-'- ; , - NAMED JAYCEE OF THE R Brian Tervilliger I center) is awarded the Altamonte South Seminole 'Jaycee of the Year" plaque by the chapter's tinmediate past president, John Albee. Ile Jayceette's fint annual II -Ailler's late -Aile, and a certificate of appreciation for Mrs. irr%illiger's service to the organization, are preserted by or a)cee e pies cut. enn Turner Wins Extra ition peai 4 c., 11 / -_-_ *~ 7 " %A _t r Aw,v ______ _______ d . ' I 1 Ms Runge atM1693. which support independent libraries IN )l & . ~ The I;Yiends were organized at it meeting on May 6 cal.led by Saturday . access to all Glenda Conic:, and Helen Smith of the Sem in ole County Library Ile staff of six wi ll help give Seminole res iden ts Advisory Committee. including of the services of the Orlando Library Interim office, s chosen until the group can build membership telephone reference (number is 3394000) and children's .and have an election this fall are Ruth Runge, chairman; Carol programs; (every Wednesday at 10:30 beginning June 16). French is owner of F.F library cards will be availible at no charge to all residents of Jolnes, secretary; Cathy Munn, treasurer; Sally WiWams, French Well Drilling in' the Orlando Library System's service area, which includes all of (brector; and Jane Lyefl, director. Longwood. lie took over the Seminole and Orange Counties except Winter Park and Maitland, People interested in taking part in Friends activities may c, 1 ~ 1 v'.. I -1:. CA&SELBERRY -The long-awaited Seminole County South Over 17,000 Seminole residents have received library cards French says the fact that he is Library opens in Seminole Plaza at 10 a m on Monday to make since the Seminole County Commission contracted with the and county-wide public library service more of a realit forSeminole Orlando 11brary System for "complete county-wide fibrary ci:izen" a mere businessman Is in his faor. It residents service" beginning last October. Delays in finding and leasing a suitable loca tion postponed th e opening of the new library until Glenn Miller, director of the OrlanloOrange-Osceola simply me ans that I will loo k upon eery task in a fresh Seminole Library System, says the 10,000 square foot facility will now manaer, not in the 'cut and be the largest of the 12 community libraries in the System. tkItt.ough the library begins operation Monday, the Frie,KIS Of dried' manner being practiced Located next to McCrory's in the Seminole Plaza at Highway 17t.he Library of Seminole are p!anning a Grand Opening 92 and 136, the new library will be o pe n 58 hours each week, from Celebration for June 7 now. " nsi e TrIi I I • . 's'- - - - -- '' ., firm from his lather, F F ,c4. "I Mink it's time we had a 110le hearl-to-pace"er J . _'.. v_.- V ; __ V-' French says he adheres to the open door' concept of co government. Ile says, if elected, he will rciew all issues openly . F V*VAOtI a -- will act in the citize.is' behalf." i1' 11 ' /I ( ) " ___ ___ / - - -TTJt. - Oeminole (,.oum South IL ibrar ut,%:. - ________________ _____ y I — _______________ . at - ________ -, i N.Y. 100 19. J.Z' calendar was a managerial an employe right, not prerogative. Pelley said later that there are four employe bargaining groups in the county, and that It Ainong the other proposals was not fair that just the SEA are changes in class size, negotiate the calendar for the student discipline, teacher entire school system. repeatedly that he could make evaluation of principals, no decision on how much time A ruling on the complaint by election of department heads, a spend on negotiations until he superintendent had seen th e SEA's proposed monthly faculty meeting not to the florida Public F.mployes Relations Commission (PERC) run more than 15 contract and evaluated how SEA's chief negotiator, riftutesover was expected Friday. Ilowever, SteVe normal school hours, and long it would take to negotiate. Rosenthal, Friday. a spokesman for the corncalendar Items, The salary increases wWch Rosenthal said that while the nabuiion said that due to a heavy I French says Seminole needs °' '' crumrs iv- requesting that the become ligible for maximum pay in 10 years. They propose that after this 10th year, they receive an annual $100 "longevity allot. ment" (-i - , .~ CL ______________ •' .- / ____4 Ofyhnw I \ __ -1 N' Ul J FOR? - — iru4t1. YOUR W teachers reach maximum pay waliam lAyer said that the in 15 ears Teachers are now establishment of the school 1111. arid a Democrat, says he will I Radio City Station, New York, 14W A&V I I - Gill Fox ft I For informadon on Prostate enlargement send 50 cients for The Ilealth l4ter, number 1.6, Prostate Gland. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed a7t MIM AM WW I 1 _..j Seminole Democrat To Challenge Hattaway , ______ ,R&W - - ~2i~~N~M_%~~ ! ~±W =W - -~. :_ A-- tv~ _ _ t, : . __ - - - X.% , l the very last, Increasing orices would be keeping pace with cost higher than in some Florida labor practice complaint pectad to rule on the SEA of living increases, commented counties, it was lower than In against the Seminole County complaint untfl Monday. local tAttle irague ciriaU , w Sa ary School Board, protesting thc others The SEA, which negotiated board's adopting the school its first contract with the board calendar before the start of last year, is also proposing negotiations with the SEA. increase's in maximum sa laries d a reduction in the length of SEA representatives warned time it takes to reach top pay. the board that if it adiopW the ---- milk shakes sandwiches and session ended hef's salads — would increase Talks throughout the meeting revenues b $90,000 French had centered on the length and fries timid desserts are other frequency of bargaining talks. itenis which may be increa,sed a Ilar-Pelley, chief negotiator nickel or dime for the school board argued I Increase May -- ternoon, Cliarlotte WwUnore, The proposed co ntract was director of food services, told the budget review committee handed o v er to the board that a nickel increase on four a negotiators on Thursday just as -hour negotiating Railmailm harnmered Chase and Co., 1K last week to push ItA pose in offering s600l lun- b newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I THE ToP ç5'L __ ' I agour 0','.* -- ~ MA / - .. -' i ~ .2.1 T1 e with being used when In fact it Wa., untiess Ym . =__ Costs at the elementary level." GLANCES the treatment of patients. This trouble. In plain words, the approval Is granted only when a FDA restrictions served as a ; ' m._ SIDE (cx distribution in the United FDA to treat enlarged pros ta tes. It did not produce States. satisfactory vi The FDA is charged with the tmUng. It has been withdrawn RTH DEFECIS ARE MAW% Prices Hike d lifelong resident of Seminole plaining about. At this writing none of these medicines has been approved b the Food and good example It has not and Drug Administration (FDA) 0 _. -' • " ay M services employes' benefits, according to school officials. By eliminating plans for a food services program an do i ng 'AithOut A $2,900 boost in starting extra employes, telephones and salaries for teachers — which furniture for the food services would push them from $8,100 to departinent.theschoolbudget $l1,000-Isoneofthemajor re view commi tt ee has made items in a proposed contract ubsWntial cuts in the propose d package that has been 1xidget. Rut that hasn't been preserted to school board - - A Wisconsin reader wants to 0 being tested I THE FIRST THIMG I I -Jt, - Wi A numerous hormones that are being studied for their possible about both the benevole and hazards of the medicine effects in decreasing • by Bob Thav.s A _1 14 - 7 41 J~T__ va!i1l4v N< . !R JACOBI'MODERN) watchdog to prevent It from I -__ . _~_,~_, : ... I I -I - TH (\ •r medicines for use by doctors in the treat nit ni of prostate / -iT~ "~~ -, __ 1, ,:~ ._~ - , _~ 1 140 DG THE - ,% , ii. . - .-i..J;~S", --ho.; . ..1 0 ' FROMSYSX)NEDAYS 'V " ' " _V LS " Ab ". ., 1, ., ~_ .. _ '5 ,, - 7-- - c 1) ) . Q. ;17 __.7~- . . wT {J 11 . "'t I, r, ,_`~ '_ ______ ',7 v -- - 'Ti TYUR,& I A r. LAS I 0LDMOV*F DAYS ? '—i - 1, ;_j, ilf o __ 11 -' ,7 I scores. '& ) LNS Aff; r- inserted into my bladder and I newer medicines early but they have had a bone scan and also get the hazards. everything was negative except Some new mçdicines are that I have an enlarged prostate tested in the United States that causes all this trouble under FDA approval undi'r limited circumstances arni L 1)FAR READCR rjci I ___ - 1. 6-le- fection and do not have a some countries will use some malignancy? medicines earlier than the I ha',e been examined United Sta tes That means they thoroughly with an Instrument may get the benefits of u*se I "12 : ! ARCHIE________________________________________________________ .;:,-n!-, , ir . 1~1 _; .:-- - - -_ — 11 .- - ~ _M6~~:~i=il J*R :M-_,f~-, = --"-7 ;NM _ - - - 1.0,- - I . 1,6 ( .( ~ - . AND GET P051-1 INTO A WIGHER TAN BRAC K ET ? I ),) % 0 S LE '7 r '-'r' . WHAT' S TWE IDEA2 [ . -: VWV E_ I E CO) ...L' I OULD HAVE MADE ANOTHEIZ - u- tM In Standard Amerman you , here is a hand from II W open two spades intending to i\tISV S Bridge Logic that bid seven spades next if n,uY be described as far out partner raises or seven hearts ou are in a very optimistic if he bids something else. five -club contract. The game is match point (Do you have a question duplicate and you feel that the for the experts Write "Ask field will be in four clubs, not the Jecobys" care of this five, newspaper. The Jacobys will The defense starts with answer individual questions th ounds of diamonds, it sfamped. self-addressed it You ruff the third diamond envelopes are anclosed. rhe 1 high and West disards a most interesting questions spade. Both opponents follow will be used in (his column when you lead your a"c of and will receive copies of hormone tablet a try on older protection people who do not have an in. The net result of this Is that by Al Vermiur I Pinch AK If the prostate was shrunk than thi,. disease Therefore this condition could b relie ved each new claim has to be or pe rhaps eliminated. Now examined carefully. It's - ?' -- I "I / - " spade or heart stopper and wind up with a top score of top lass Opening lead -- Q # _____ . --_ kz___~ . _f I . uncn _'~ '.c'.% O A 1) my, finesse your I0 of tru nips, lead out all your trum S, ~ West North Fast souttli effective in accomplishing one frequenturinatlon and soreness thing hut unfortunately they •- • ______ _.~g ____ __ .1.0 I 4 - oma years old and my trouble or medicines that we know are • 92 876 new Iwoposcd Medicine has My doctor said he has never been proved effective and has heard of ft. Looks to me like the also been proved to not be '- .1. - There is one • which are undesirable or worse _______________________ ___ _7~a= I .. . . . . ~ 00 Ik bination. Civ: Wtstxactly fi'.e cards in each major and he will be squeezed. That means East must have started with three clubs t 'AN IIA171-MN cents in high school. Orange the difference, but this com- all applicants for reduced and Herald Staff Writer costs 50 cents in kindergarten County also has three lunch penation varies, and may not free lunches. begrantetlat all next year, said The price of milk shakes, ice through 5th grade, 60 cents in prices, he said 41. _j School Supt. William P. similar A three-price Mrs. Whitmore. 6th through 12th grade. The ~;:t_fL_ t- cream, sandwiches and salads ~1; - - .---T. - - - ~ Layer, who ctwrs the budget Mrs. Whitmore said the will total cost per lunch to the school schedule may be considered for -re%iew committee, asked Mrs. .Seminole County. school systern fares best on - iii-ohat ly be up by a nickel ne.xj systein is 87 cents. effect of the at \Smuuore to study Of th e t)p(. A lunches, iomc reduced price lunches, and th Mrs Whitmore said that ,ear — or even up a whole three prices were used in students pay the full price, too many free lunches were increasing some - or possibly dime, Increasing prices may be the Volusia County schools: 50 some pay a reduced price and being given away. She added all -lunch prices, and also to !t free meals. Federal tMt there were not sufficient see if she could make further only way to increase school ce nts in the elementary school-, others I;, 65 1 55 cents in middle school and reimbursement helps make up personnel to adequately `:rEen reduct!ons in personnel. :. - lunch revenues to the $129,587 ____ i - contract. £ Q 1 0932 , J 73 Lamb that an enlarged prostate could be shrunk with a hormone tablet called Medrogesterone. . I ,', , - a1- — surgery before too long. Chic Young EM GOJG TO kAvE TO HANG UP I' ____ 4111;o1v BLONDIE _-__ ~ .__ - __ - 1. %_ - - — --------a 4, ^IPW,A- !; ; L down one if both opponents follow but you stnp to try to visuplize a card combination that will let you make your , (.) DEAR DR IAMB - I have ' enlarged winch my uoctorSlI)sis nlgn '\• ti - L~e~ king of clubs and settle for ,6872 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. .) ' . - - 14 0104 2 Not Approved __________________________ I - - - * - __ 'I • NORTH , ..__ - - ~ - - :~-_~= - - __ ~ - - -~__ - - _ ________ ___________________________ - _____________________________________________________ Some Drugs . ge . — / _____ — . _ - -1 , , - - I - - . .1- .,~_ , 11% ,I)SIVAt.1) and JA.NIF-S JACOBY , u - _____ BRIDGE AT B d Sc ho o I '- .7._ - I ~, -- ~-- - I - . =_~__ .: * ___ ______ a good day to catch up on ascciatedwithsomeonewhoLs aperwork. clear up old irivuiI vc~ in several profits correspondence or make phone venture& You might even be calls you've been putting of f offered a piece of the action' 52 53 54 "j 61 _____ _[ .. .- . _____ teresting may enter y0Lir life. IN,ii't 1w too surprised if you .U-Sept. fl) receive more compliments VIRGO (A be overly concerned usual toda Don't today as to how a particular YOUR BIRTHDAY situation is going to work out. hilay 15,19,76 This year you may be It, s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) r, 33 — 1 — - if - \> _____________________ - _____________________ I EO (July 23-Aug. V) Don't people will make you feel Unpass up invitations today to corn!ortable PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) places where you can meet new ~ —U—.'--- . z':;e: 38 —— __________ ___ 28 29 , .-r- /4 2 11/AI 11 'I ' . ~ .1 i. CApRICORN (DeC Not what ycs': do for yourth partners 19) 'll have wi that you In terms self, but what you do for oth ers and associates. Think will afford you the greatest of "we." CANCER (June 21-July 22) satisfaction Break away from your work you can. 53 Italian city 54 20 £1 • 31 ( nsilleks=r ) G EMINI (May 2Wunc This should be a fortunate day your time. — YEAIL.X"t'E GOT MINE HAINGINO RIGHT HERC-1 - S. could make heavy demands on 22 by Larry Lawit — REIY(E/1BER t4./4ESJ HOPE PROMISED TO MAK0 SOA115 - you today. Avoid people who should enlist his aid. :; 9 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents 68th Year, No. M-Sunday, May 16, 1976 need of today that a dear friend 21) Your personal freedom will can help with, a few subtle hints be of paramount imPortance to 29 Coy ater 19 dllm IN HEFtAIACRAA16 - 10 Hebrew , — ___________________ Go activities 18 ,.; - , ,7~ . , . ~6& , - borrowed 8 -- 11 _. SU N DAY Eui110 N I Your intuition regdrding the Your financial prospects still outcome of events may be more look rather good again today. accurate than usual today- Be alert for Opportunities to n your Insights. tuck something extra in the TAU RUS f April 2(1 ~ May 20) If pig gy bank. 31 Monster 15 — AARn!t-- 19 Covets with r7 %.o _ i tiom nq I ______ 4Z . --#;A 551nsurancelibi BFIC) I#v1 - ___.. - - _. - - - - - - ___ I For Saturday, May 15, 1976 51 Repulse 34 airy uecn ( Shakos) 1_,T.1 , - . 1 _._ I p ___ 16 Anoint (archaic) mimaI ME A2 ME TO Bit ?11 1~;1' _. . i, flNrnFflEaSOL tr 43 Boy's name 28 Irmefic ° Doglike I1 t)JTt44 MOTHE.g_.' 111~EE - I -_ ! I ; W ft- 12 Caucho Pacific (IT}4l cc 'r' ) 15E Sansom 7. __ ste39UniAr; 10 Weiht animal 42 F_ ''''I ....I ...I]..............1 ) 0 "I -T— i------,,___ - , ,. .I 6=iikL~ ____ ... — - -777 I PE *emf H0RnCC0 __0------------ h ...- - ,~~ ron \ / b'ue n , TOP OP Aty / kLL ) 11,11i J —1 I ZEr axer 4 I 37 Allow ACROSS -_ - LE r Fur Walker - . i AnswvtoPuousPuuli — _______ -- - SET revcrse a Feb. 6, 1975 ruling by Senii C Ltrtiit Court Judge hard Muldreiv ttwt super-salesman month3 in jail and a $65 (lenn W Turner can't be extradited to serve a sixomonth jail term, in New York state. Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeals at West Palm Beach issued the riding Friday, but based the rejection on different grounds, Judge Muidrew ruled that ISew \ork state papers forwarded through Gov. Reubin Askew's office weren't sufo ficient under Florida law and that ifluais Fl pealed Mu1dres decision to the higher court in West Palm Beach The appeals court ruled Friday, rejecting the appeal because the Florida Attorney General's office took too long in filing parts of the appeal The New Yirk Jail sentence was meted for contempt of court. The co ntempt citation stemmed from a consent order that Turner signed in November 1970, agreeing to halt alleged deceptive practices in the sile offered no prod that Turner was present in Umt gate during the oneyear period in which the alleged con. tempts were made. Seminole-Brevard State Ally. Abbott Herring said Friday that an appeal of the district court's decision to the Florida supreme Court will be up to Florida Attorney General Robert couldn't be forced to go to New York. Muldrew ruled that Turner could be planetary Inc.. cosmetics and Dart to be Great Inc., motivational courses. extradition appeal before the court at West Palm Beach, inidicated that the FOR HORSE SHOW Lynn Vam proudly poses %Ith her horse, Sunny Side Up, in preparation for today's Dusty Boots Riding Assoc, Inc., horse show at Wflco Sale.; - Arena, four miles west of Interstate 4 on SR- a New York jail, had jumped bail or torney general's office charged Turner 46 The Central Florida Zoo will benefit from the show, which Is fret to the publk broken probation or parole, The New York papers didn't show that Turner with violat4ng the agreement and with criminal contempt ' judge then extradited only if he had escaped from In January 1973, the New \ ork at said Florida amistant attorney general state won 't give up in the fight to return the onetime millionaire tu New York but he dec'ined to say what the r'ext legal move may be � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 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/fca5bb09c602312b5d4fa0a0a21a1ae8.pdf 2bb46b4446405f41e5b5e7e7fb357d68 PDF Text Text -; 08—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. \ I ~KW- Wednesday, May 12, 197 1 -1 a. -- .L_ 1 __ - __ - Iiin Re Iiin () l i j N , 13 N N i 9 0 I'm kn r V I 0" of I 0% iiiii 115 U Ln 0 8 Z 29 ;J 0 U 0 I" ~ 41% @ 12~ '".f., 0 0% 41% 4A ~- ag — X:y w1 ;" 4A ~_ C9 __ Lai 0 3: Z; CL44 )_ 0 - J 0 44 ox 140 j VX IIIIIIII U. - __ , .. 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W, _ - '.-.- 0 r - UJ 'I' 0 ~: -'&._• ' ..*. - - x ____ - * I-Aft -- - i -, r__~Z N W >_ W )w t ____ •.t % I" W I M = O 1Z 0: 16" 0 , I I - i, 8 N V 0 0 96 U Z lfl J • .~ JX . __ . U6 > I%n .r N %A LU Wa Z 1: 0 schedWed for :E Z lab a vote Monda) be n said Stenstrom, "but when we Stenstrom informed the From ' Home section of the Florida statutes sets up a state inspection procedure that Includes state approval of design plans and specifications and a physical inspection of at least the f irst that regulate city concerns ranging from municipal ce meteries to downtown parking. The question of whether local laws can 15 units off the assembly line by an in. supersede state laws Is an old one t6i t has dependent engineering firm. Although spot never really been settled. It is the basis of City officials say residents must trut a dozens of lawsuits each year -including the state inspection precedure that does not suit Sanford recentl y filed against the CU) of . phN sically check every unit produced for fire protection other sa fety features or an other minimum standards. Cit y Manager Warren Knowles says the statutes l eave the CII) with no power to prevent another Cavalier Motel, the million- sulation material does not meet flame etardant standards. The law which gives inspection poker to the state Is one of very few exceptions to a They complained Polk maintains the being considered by the Florida Legislature ford. ite hame rule la that as intended to put the power of goverrunent in local govern- Lake Mary over ,a tract of land both cities claim The question is "one of the big bones of contention every year in the Legislature," Knowles said do build, it will come as no Rule ' made, a person moving into a factory-built house or apartment has no assurance his new If a First, state law prohibits local inspection of anything but water and electric hook-ups to main lines made at the job site Second, Sanford has been "rapped on the knuc kl es" by the state before, In a dispute insignia applied b f3ctor) workers after t1 state inspection procedure is passed it - by state struction, factory-built processes has only recently been considered in the Florida An active lo bbyist for the Florida League The building construction standards perience with one of the quality factory housing mnufacturers. director of St Augustine a Knowles said CU) Building Official Bill building department, believes a local or. diflanCe that requires electr ical wir ing in Braceland toured the Cardinal Industries multiple-lamnil) dwelling to be encased in manufacturing plant on south Sanford Avenue Wednesday,accompanied by a city conduit will keep factory-build apartment commissioner who had never seen the complexes out of St Augustine The city (Continued on Page A) 1 % I i , . . - 41% Third, Sanford is now having an ex- - in- new concept of lowf-cost housing con- Nude Dancing Charged Avenue. And city building officials across the state are saying they'll take things into their own cluding factor) built housing A And Daytona Beach's Ray Stevens says Knowles cites three reasons factory-built housing unit bears a state - But there are plenty of exceptions Leesburg Building DeartrnentSupervj,,,r A.M. Skinner feels the same way about iiis city's downtown fir e zone. home has been physically law "deemed to comply with the r equirem ents of all ordinances or regulations enacted by any local goverrunent." residents from application of a state la attorney backs him up. his inspectors make full tropections of fac. toryWlt housing, even r em oving wall panels on occasion. Sanford buildi ng officials are an ex checks of factory housing manufacturers are is The general rule is, according to Florida Attor ney Ge ne ral Robert Shet in's office, that stale law must be accepted by cities as a minimum standard. The city can enact stricter requirements, but cannot exempt its iiients Knowles calls home rule almost a here last sear, the number of needs additional personnel, not employes at the state crime lab a reduction. In Sanford was cut ba ck from 33 a.. 2 I.- -I ku J 3: >- 0 N N 0 04 1 h1oteter lamn in other get additional funding. of Cities, Knowles has a briefcase full of bilLs herald Staff Writer southside that was closed becI its in- to be toted on contains funding two Colbert estimates will need smaller parcel, they would be By JACQUELINE IX)WD dollar modular "ghost town" on Sanford's which serves the entire nation. was not negotiable. He said Manufactured Units Exempted factory-built housing that is erected in San- But the final version to come Th e loads — State statutes may block city building departments from thoroughi) inspecting additional personnel at the out of the full Senate Committee airport facili t) left labs o nly in Sanford and The Florida Senate is Tallahassee. Presently there between the tno labs N" 0 >- a '.. which legislators learned that the bill scheduled !e!d the board that th- czr,1 ---Ilc.- parcel of land, l^Lx.vcd wIlI the clorling. property whfch has been poration was in bankruptev and about seven acres, adjoins the Stenstroin said that he had P a possible county needed to sell the property in a McFadden property to the east made every effort to keep the office site. hurry. Winter Park Realtor on Celery Avenue. It is owned Seminole County Commission Property, located on the Bobby Greene is handling the by the city. infom-*d of the school systern's The Property. According to Colbert, the intentions regarding the McNeii northeast comer of Mellonville The property consists of two sc hool board "shouldn't have Road site ' This is the most and Celery Avenues, was last connected par cels of land The problems if it wanted to conscientious effort made in a appraised in 1973 and i ts value I ty'Hamstrung'On Housi C,' * ng Restrictions members of Seminole's crime labs would jeopardize Legislathe Delegation to t to crime fighting techniques X Ix 3. of 0 - * a Im 9= V %J ard iuit unit nad had ohUe be wd notify the owner and three appraisals are usually increasedthe local contribution The site Is located on a sand wo rth of rennovatlons "limiting th e full potential of road to school funding by 2-10 of a do ne -t the board is and when a school Is to convert it into a county office the other properties. mill. If this increased local considering for purchase, and with board room. Also discussed at the constructed the county will be effort becomes law, it could recominended thatat least one required to pave one nifle on The second parcel, a little meeting, but not as an agenda McNeiI Road and one and a appraisal be done on the Naval sttheschoosysterr an a over 11 acres, is located behind item, was the proposed pur quarter miles on Eden Park Acad emy property before ditional $400,000. acre site boardvotesonwhetherornotto theSaordMemorialStadi wn R Pad. The county will :Jso be McNe il°R a Possibls it ill become the site hate feter state dollars this make the purchase for provi ding about corner of the county. School responsible an cementa r) year than last year," said In meeting on April 28, the school in the officials have been examining one an a quarter m es of future. sidewal ks, as well as school nformed that this property for some montm inflation has upped the cost of the 21-acre property was Stenstreni urged the board to as a possible site for an cro&*v and fla&hing lights. . running the school system and available for purchase. The take every precaution to make elementary, or perhaps middle, "This school construction is salary costs have increased by land Is owned by the fLnan. sure of the value of the property school when the need arises in a stw some way down the road," ,—. that would place 71 emnlo'es In subcommittee said Honda's Sanfo r d an l abs at d to be consolidated. Ile L Tallahassee. said to But Polk said this morning he along well with only one facility UI _J -- .lnhn Cq1hrt, director ot not f!\C :n badgets k the school aystem, made neuur. going to come out of the county is in the process of purchasing Indicated there were other board that a May 28 deadline surprise to the county." Sanford facility.In that proposal !trut1 school officials tc g:'. ar: on th &,rJ "These salary increases are McFadden Corporation which purchase. Ili,said it had Ken Plante, It-Winter Park Committee recommendation and the cha ir man of the Senate ~Ilw 09 L L a The Seminole County School the land from the San Francisco parties interested in the had been set for making a Board Weciriesday night in. Giants. property, but that they would decision on the purchase, and between $800,000 and $900,000. daily-troubled Bernarr before committing itself to the couple of years. a Senate Ways and Means - M 4% W QL W 49 19 39 3: W x — = ui 0 U Iu c W0 xO X - - - Lis 1A 4 UI 0 0 U cc 0 u. tJ Ca __ = z IE r 16" Li. V U U V U V U U. V 0 V N 43 cr ix 1A 3: . - ___________________ 1 I.. 6 %A - - - I l I L : ____ ____ - - - -- - U - II t r . I - ___________________ tl_ - - -__. ; 2 - : -- - U __ tA I I -1 C UI (I1 N AA I o ay :1 14 . - . LU >- CID UI CD U V 04 0% it v a. = X 0I A. ) u 0 At 0 C9 j %A ö U - UI 0 N U W MA U 12 Woman's Death Caused By Smoke Inhalation %aft% Z — z c) = __ Z Lai I cc U I . OU hi'i 11011 I.LOYI) u N 0 1A 0 w a. A. &A LU 14 w tclub dancers, had been warned that but that checks by agents "bottomless" dancing is illegal Wednesday night failed to turn and wouldn't be tolerated. up violations of the law. State Attv Abbott Iferring Agents from Iferring's offi be- arrested Ili raids. wider, and sheres agent Jim Polk said complaints of "bot- Jones (Lmhed into the club and tonilcss" dancing at the Club onto the stage of the nigh tspot, Juana ame to his attention on arresting two dancers ere Monday and undercover agents wearing only high-heel shoes. , , thrift shop fire h,isn't been determined and am Marshal is continuing to investigifte the fatal fire, The spokesman said authorities have determined that a law enforcement." 'II the bottomless dancing Tuesdlay afternoon fire that gutted part of the Rates Pea."ut continues, we'll Products plant, 2464 Navigator Ave., at the Sanford-Central Herring said, when contacted at public address system that U L" in 2 to 4% >. 1 cj I - r Florida Airport, was accidentally caused by "smoldering ~Z - . . foiflill - , - --~__ —~ south,Aest Seminole CountN. 41 - .1 . - - .- I - _- harassment, but I do believe in earlier in the evening, as be peanut his Titusville office. ; \rundTheOock l)r.lamb horosco pe Hospital Notes .........S-A Obituaries $-A . 10-12-A Sports. TrIeviston Women %%rI I hushed audience watched. Officers said during the raid - I - back," someone atuiounced over the -- - 4A _ry ~ ~ ____ a patrons should stay in their be tried as an adult In connection with an April 3 . - warned several weeks ago that women. %A g 2 W Ni . Sanford polLe said toda) that an autopsy hoed that Mrs Lean dra Kayc Gudgel, 30, of 115 Freach Ave., died of smoke c inhalation early Wednesd?y in a (ire that heavily damaged Jcrr}'s Thrift Shop at 307 E Second St were inside the club Wednesday The dancers were allowed Firemen found Mrs. (3udgel's body in a ba throom in the rear of nigh t to view the performan ces dr ess before bei ng led out to the used clothing store alter they had extinguished the midnight 'As long as it contir ues there waiting patrol cars with eight blaze that had been reported by a passing motorist, will be asts made," Polk other dancers, who had A Sanford lire Department spokesman said cause of the li(1 "1 don't believe In allegedls perform° m,zed 0 0 n T. am~ . - Earlier last week, a Senate said toda) that a Casselberr) andShrifulohnPolkbothsaid thesheriffsvicesquadand the Ways and Means subcommittee night club owner, arrested hdard Michael Pinter, 31- (.asselberr} Polftt Deartnient J}iopsed phisirig out the u1ndt night along with 10 )carld owner of the Club raided the Club Juana a bout 10 Juana at Casselberry, was p.m. arresting Pinter and 10 SA "p a. - Z LL X . O Ifer,ald Staff Writer p _ • / I— contained funding for 3.1 cTftne in il Zai lab ernployes here. That g0 _____________ 0 111: - C 11 ,1J -Z a. U _______ u "D = a. 49 = - -' 4 = mi 3: ..a W 19 - - - - - .. - I- - L_ seheduled to tote 11itcr tLi on are six labs in the entire st4te cc UI 5: 00 —.-- - - . Ir For Lab Staff to Tallahassee today to eight for to - a" J1% 4 N ____,___ . '' Alarmed that the nuniber of million — three labs would have workers at Sanford 's crime lob been left. Labs would have might be reduced, Seminole remained in Tampa, Cowity Scheriff John Polk flew Jacksonville and Miami. 44 14 16" — coo, Q pp. W -,:%_,t, __`_ -_ ' :;1 Niv., :;_w;__ R:~.4:~ .,,-! ijr~ . ; - 0 >_ -1 - _ >_ >. >4 OL,;: -- IL" 9 la a &" a J 1111119 - _ , ~J -.1 - I. '~_`_* - 0% - _J __ Z - U. f Z X .a Z, LL U. U 0 a . \ A pprais Property a 'A w' ' *__ Z U. U UI lZ 0 ~_ ,2 011 .W, ~-*, ;-Z____-I- -~f ._-AL_ Jc~~;~Z!~Zt=_;e _-:._=,~; ~_~_ ~ _F~ . .- - 0 %A - U. U. 0_1I -r--V ... N 00 • 0 &A ~ , r UN __ - 2 I •• - 0 1 ___ % i:i; .. -Me . . -__ 14 - (Wzf-----: _~ -- 137_4 ~ = ______ said would sate more than $1- 0 AAG~j (' 0 (D %J - - Ck X - ~ — 4 - = U •LU V C X V1 a 0 ox %A a W t.- - WP_tjv1K-_-__--~ ._t _n_ -_ . &I . ~~ :, W .- 04 OIIII t.- ' - .. ,~~iw-.4,V r~ I "; ?,-f, ~ ,_~r~_11 ". - I .-. z UA J A= -...-------.-__ -_ - - -_.I __ - Seeks first, slightly under 10 acres, is acquire this parcet to "square long time to have school board recorded as $353.350. from $756 to $751, which School Atty. Douglas Sten- at the corner of Mellonville and off " the other two. Board and county commission averages out to a loss of $1.67 Celery Avenues. On it stands a Member Allen Keeth comcooperation," Sten3trom per student this coming year. str om told the board this price two-story block bui lding which mented that without this commented. In addition, the Senate has f , =__ . . - \ 10 / — ,~/ -A . Iferald Staff Writer 0 cc 0 -. , . ..-,? -.- -. I U. - 11 'V . W p.' - ~ - -i'--- By H)l'RI( KFTI' - - ~- 0 I ,D 44 ~/ - - ______ _;•• -- • I 0 - - - II k`I \% o 1`4 W ., - ? - Z 0 AM< -. I ftft _____________________ t disasters. Seminole 111gb Is the only county school offering advanced Issses In The l'L - or funding per student has been dropped /I -,. I - - Z II L 1 .1 4111 Suu WOuiu ndVC to1. u rvuU-vu further. Overall, at least $1 ______________ ecu Jr. I 8 FM 0% W but it TOW '!P',4% know what effect the Senate 9 '_ dropping the FITE (full time / equivalent) by $5 is going to have." _________ - i W 0 CN im- 1A :1 - < W $600,000, . __---0300WIIIIIIIIIII~ .___-- . 00 It'! - V almost Board ,v,l _________ rights render first aid to 'sictim Aethony Sutton flhmnulat.rdemergenry ____ _____________ ____ __ - __________ 116" Ina ;i_ll by - -.be--- - - Debbie Attaway and Joey Williams (photo at ___ I --- -- ~-_ -__X__ - ~__ -:W N __ __ I_-We __-!-!~ - -_ - . .__ . - I__V~,~_ .~ ___ ____ _ - -- - cut - r----- Aid. - - budget of $10.2 million had been . -- CD * cg = 44 Q k1p Z LU .I . = = ci 44 ;, f- 1. IIII _____ . ,r )_ ~'. 11 5 nesda (top photo) as the Advanced I Irsi Aid ,attempted to cope with and 0 Z z - - tendent, for budget and finance. lie said Wednesday that the proposed operations -I I - parking lot was strewn with "accident victims" Wed. . t— 4X 2 0 ineiitcd Roger harris, assistant " . The Seminole High Sch I __ . _. 0 14 :2 49 . ( I CL -11 W6 4 - -, _., -,- 'I) I !''I _ . - ' _J 0 _ . ---. - . 440 C) __ us A - •. - "" .' -. I 0 .. copious blood In the simulated ILA I- - - u __ moll 0 " I. - - __ I- W a -. . -- Z * . -: , z - 00 0L -- - budget," School Supt. William food services operation. Such a so iLs loss would hurt both food again be reviewed. P. Layer elined to the scheme will have to remain a services and textbook "One of the few places kids budget committee before its dream for at least another year , operations, get a square meal any more Is The first tentative cuts to the session Monday. "It's going to The purchase of an additional Heated argument raged over at school," commented Layer 1976.77 budget have made decimate services and to facilitate deliveries, as whether the cost of school when it was suggested the school officials wince a li ttle, prOgrams." well as the extra personnel to meals would have to be In- program be eliminated cornbut now they have reached th e One of these programs in- drive and loan such a truck, creased and whether more or pletely. pointwherethey'rehowling out volved the proposed cx- might have to be struck from fewer a Is carte meals should following day, he was loud as major items come penditwe of $18,000 for the the budget as well. This ad- be offered. Those decisions will having to suggest that departunder the axe, rental of a warehouse in which ditknal truck would also have probably be made Fri y when rncnt da heads try contacting area "It looks like we have a very to centralize th e county-wide been used to deliver textbooks, the food services budget will (continued on Page A) stortnyroad ahead," corn- - - i 1. '---': fly JEAN PATTE.SON - Herald Sta ff Writer O 11111= ~ School Bud get To Be Cut lt__A _; *4 4% "'" - p-, 1_! I - - .I Li k, 11 _ . ' . — U Z 1 - UJ " X 0. X NOCIR =X 4 t~ - -~*!_.Wl _ '- M — , f "I ,- - • - .- . 1ItA6PI 0 0 4 ... = -1 L& 1 CL AL J ______ __ W og L16 %A C) I- - - . 9~ Lj~~_,Kpw Sanford, Florida 32771 Price '0 Cents Slashes Must Total $1 Million qvyl~ q .1 I . 1. I I I lf~., !?. - k- : ' I )I- mi " lic 0 --. 3r. 0,4 0 - ______ k , - _- W 11111111 (* p 0 kg = U ~ ________________ 0 4 Li eq I W._."AII!,' I I 2 I U . ; - p i ____ (V) - 0 0 lu 0 i V Z 0 I! :1111111111 U X 16- 111Z Re - . W C) & I- .! 1 4 J V I 4 cc a 1A 0x , 5t ~.4 ag 0 t U __ 1'I Hentld 68th Year, No 227 Thursday, May 13 1976 A; _ 0 0 0 >_ 3: ZA V ________________________ -0 uO 0 a 6IIIIM o 1W "t 0 Q " wZ Z = Z 4 Z XZ :3 LA 2: 0 0: La 1~ ar, (3% . .. 0 0 0, W ~ -1 .Z W a " &" 9 0 r 7 - 0 m rm Eveni! 4 N o hj 4Z I 140 E6 - - 2B 1-B 'liii It Wednesday's high 92, today's Io 65 Partly cloudy through Friday. A chance of mainly �— -I— - 'I— - - ________ - - - -__-2A-Evening Herald, - Escapee, - - - I1F r . - • , i ea, i )' - , - - .,;,: -,-,: I, -, _____ ..':;-:.._- Wednesday deductionsfor interestandotherexpenses allow them to escape paying feder al income tax may be in for an un- - W . _,~~Ir;1~ I= .W I - - 1MiiP -AV . . I ( . : . _____ - - - .. . . I - . . : I I _____________ - - ._ L_____1_____- __ . -. , ~—1 _.;- - ______ ____ 11 - Z ~ I men . - -- - MR - _ I - -. __4_i]== - __-_ t ____ ___________________ - _______________ . - __ I-.-_,-- M__ , ' - - - I- :t becomirmgapparenttherearealotof people who ca write biw n - -W,,r,- - _-_ - .~~ ;4fft.; __ ? -, ". , _, -- -, --,.; - •'•' The atmosphere turned carnival Wednesay, when two "wills" were delivered to the Clark County courthouse, - 1. - -- . - - . P U. -' - and could trigger ano0w moiixCry confrontation between the - . -, . ;,.", -kj#/ - , ovtr 4;_Ir_" ,, M ,f ., ,'. r - ,uq AWN .- y4f I , j:C , ;~ >2 ~ . ___ __11, ,~ I rl!~ - , * . . _.- -1;17 ._1___ t7 --- - -~,-t--k-~!~.~~, - I J ri',' " r ____ ,; 1V, .., .. ..j$..,1.1S(.(i - _____ t~v I - rt," ", ' % _:k .. . --, _.#_ !" I -- . :-' 7, v, ;!.~" - .-,'I~r ~ -~ B) iiw Associated press An acth e cold front produced numerous thunderstorms .in d some severe weather in parts of the southern Plains T an'ilowerMmsslsslpplValleyduringWednesdayafiernoon and evening down in Texas No darnige ___________ - . - - - - _- - I , 1 4 , i. .- - - ,-,f~i,.,--- r! , Cold Front Brings Storms ____ -. Democratic Congress and the Republican White He TheSenateapprovedthebMetcejhngbyaoteof 65 to 79 on Wednesday and there were indications the House ". ______ : ' t would give the plan final approval today. ; : a:" t I ';:.:.';,:' - . - 6 -0. -_'t - 1W ~. i,~ I — •-.-...-. . - - .- WASHINGTON (AP) - The senate Armed services ____ .. Committee srecmnendlngasharprutbackjneay% .lupbwldin tdgct and abandonment of the trend toward all-nuclear power for major vessels, a iig - -_ -. - -. . .- __1 I . . - - --. - - 1_ .. _-t._,,, . Nil, $13 billion under President Fotd's budget request for - 1. Of the cut, ship construction alme accounted for $1.3 - - __ - - . ? - '' __ __F ._____ __w_ -_ I __A__ _ --_ , -Evening lk-rald -_.:, _ bW!_-__x ____ , ___- __ The 33771 __________ - - -. ___1 - - - -, __ ---.--- Ill . -. .r'r - --_ __ 'L, , Daytime 24's. 0 d ,; ” " " . 2 footrest. vinyl , anefoamsoatand ck pads. In for IJ -_ "' / 5,o88 11inics" 'tpel frdme S*I,II wheels, Fold easily. ., - .•.. ., _ - .- . $' % 'q i I ' .' - - _____ -_ PIP -111--11 1 . ... • - ia F A . I - _ e c i I. n s I ' '.. . %, 1. - • " • ' ' t".. - - __ $ 't. /,~, I - - - FOR ______ ,~T 4. I 1; N ~, \~ V *t %- MEN !_'611~_ V,, . ) - Alum in um Outd oo r MIL .1 _____ % InIland Rubbed Verde Green Finish ______ . \1 Acrylic Panels ____ ONLY ONLY '' \ 1 ".4 $14995 $17 •95 ___________________________________________________________ \,,___1 I • 100 pct polyester & Assorted solids cp4 cr;j c - I Outdoor Fixture With Beveled Glass Panels ___ __ - FILM - 2 Reg. 3.69 yd. Knit prints. Lightweight polyester y flowered prints 511`15C wide 1264 LIST •. .,;. 1 - - And Beveled Glass / $38.95 (r . ,4! :. t i 'k , ,I W I -. I .... - -1 N__1 I _5c_ ___ • . I Sale 2.39 k,i - I 4 . . 'c . 1 1AJ, 7( • \ - • I,•, 1 - 'a '., ,• Similar to Illustration '_ '"' \\' \ \I __ V . white. light blue. red and navy Sizes 5 to 10 \\whole sizes only. \\ Ijtç ' I-E " \ - -' )1;t Ii 9f '\ ____ - "(.f .•- r 1(,, in soft comfortable , 11t. _ '_ 1-t- -,~~.r . U 1 ' ' , ______ \\ : •, ,t ~~__-_ vr ,~__.__ I -.- I Towel Special - 0~" Floral print I hi I & I _________ -I Of i: .. . sale 1.59 -'I ,. -_--1 11 . yde stripes, others Poly ester/cotton, 44/45" wide Enjoy! IfS the summer .. I 6 of * I . • OPEN DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 107 __- l Iyester/collon blend sews great casual I ,_., •J, • $6?e 17 'Athi S3?IG I Strapping jood looks 1 Sale 1 .3 5 yd. - _•- I II,' ,_-Z~41 A -~--`;! _1,,_,,,1 p • \ 1; IF I T-stra sanda s \ . -• i i .a_. i peg. 29 yd. Knit solids. Lightweight double knit . I I . L 7_17. • - - (11 1, ) I . N J -A _~, _r .1_ exI.:~_=_-~ .I -aon%., i_2i~4 "I 4- ----_ I - $18o95 . .,." A ' 47,t . . '57" Ak. 'f f, ) \I \\ With Brass Accents i ttt , eal____A~ _ , 'N N?Ux ii polyester jersey 5a,6u, wide. ! 'r,I Req 1 19 d. Gingham checks Wonpo',cster/ combed cotton 44/45 wide . 6999 95C d Sale 2 95 "d Outdoor Fixture ONLY . yde I - - I I I \.!Ik. I I I I 11 a i Now - W -_ -__ -- - _ - -i5ai!~gt ; - ."-. -.il_. 1,- -- , ---F_ - _- ____ t --- FFNA,SP,Id. Fla ' __________ y _____ I __ 6 I. .t if,, I1 I ~ - combed cotton 44/45 wide • -_- . 0,00000A I- - do . Reg. 1.59 yd. Fashion Comer prints. Rayow Cotton broadcloth calicos stripes dots 44/45 wide Sale 1\ / \ 1' iI I .- -_. - - -\ Misses' I. i Req. 1.29 yd. Fashion Corner solids. Polyester' -. U . X pants, ~, o ,is (_cl Sale 1.03 I Fixture With R. , 1 Assorted prints * Sizes S,M,L eo ut. _______ £ White camel navy or bi ' I L i Biaci C1St ! ___--_,_-_s;;_-;._ ___ Z 1 bathtowel reg 259 'Paradise' towel ensemble of sheared coltorV polyester velour- Jacquard borders. In pastels, - reg, 1.99 ................ salel.59 - X 4I, __ '% a v-, : *******************i 3111 I 1 - -_ \ \ _______ ______________ .# V - - 1. - ____ .I . _____ Summer w ings, W! 51111 $ SPRAY . ,-' Jgf1,1A-f ,;,J64 r • HAIR _______ (~', -_ - - --- - I CONSORT \\ I N " CiOS s- - -4 ___ \ . V ~q 1 -, ivi IS $ ec -----s. ,.• I 2.9 1*' . :. 0 ______ in, N , __! • .' 1: ____ NOTHER FIRST FOR KBG Outdoor Fixture n I al " - --- I. 1111 III Cost Aluminum s ., - - - - - . . 4 _____ ___ I -4 It% ,. - - . - BUILDER DEVELOPER . 10A Ik*. - w . V I r - ; N 'I pancy - • II_+ IiiI I Ii I - Brailey Qdham-323-4670 6 6 n I ' $' 1. - - 1. I- _ I I * * s 4 . - Homes ready for your inspection and imm ed te occu I n - - / 5 SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL Op,eta.mt:prn Mendaytiru • Open$uIWsyl.0iIO. pm. Op,il0am totpm M,ndiyThrvSatvrday Open Sunday lU-SDip.tfl. Cata).gcent.r-41U44 Catalog c.nt,r—JfltIi* Sty.— P 323 1310 -- %~,Z,, „%,t Z, 4 ////~ ,% % 0 4' ') I • Conventional.5% Down I -I4 ______ . SarIctdHt.'eId, ' 6 FOR INFORMATIONCONTACT CIan PIta9 Piedit S,it*,d Ftttda 37/1' __________ __ . 0 . (VX Tnursday, May 13, 1?76--Vol. 68. No. 227 ' —ii "I - • VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA ',\\I' billion. - - - -____.---. ______ __ - _. Z___ __ -_ ___ -- Pillows .' _% 0 —_ - PL__Vl_ 1 16988 EFFERDENT ___ - - SOUTH I F - . I - reported, however. At Uttle Rock. Ark.. rainfall oif nm ly om and a-quRrter . inches fell within a six-hour period. Ahmst an inch fell at Austin and Dallas and Shr eveport, . I I : S TABLETS ' t k'. 111i of W4 • " ' 4 . ,, -ft lo-V es 18 OZ. assumes contlnu4ion individual income ta: cuts r_-r I l-lim i-- - •_ Butthecongresmonlcehlmgfortheriscal3carstartjzig '. 1: 1 -, Oct his $17.5 billion aboe what President Ford wants - k, " -, #&,,wY r,., -- &.4;,_.,1,;V"_;_,,_.j ?It -,'It-t.*_ : _---~f4-,11'6,- 21*88 I ToddletimeC Newborn 30's flog. 1 .69.........Sale 1.35 ddni 0ee Daytime 1167 _- _ .. f 16 [_Sate prices effecths thru Sundy, May Nuummonft WASHINGTON (AP) - Cav,Tess appeiu3 ready to "94 __ ') - - Budget Ceiling Weighed -- t - 7 - - 1 S FROM $25,,000 ."- 0 -Z~--_ 1;__ -- flivA-,,;- .V - , ,L.,__,%._, ~r,~~,- I--'' rIg-&fe.,r,--.# ;_ -- ; -..; ,A -I , ri *,?' -,' __ '' ' i' rr-f- . - - - __ S I docume . ."t '•,. -It (;--~~ New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes ' l44lT i 1 At last count Wednesday, there were fie nts claunedbvariouspeopLetobetheoneandonlyauthentic r ,_-, f.,,i 116-_-&~" ;._ o6 6 III neighborhood A C1NGEIUS ' Howard Hughes are popping up from coast to coast, and a _________ .- = I—---_-' -_ - __ ____ ,7-~;... &,-. 1-r, ,,, !, .- __ ~ "=.. lt~~~~ . ___41ZTZ~X, f.R- _. 5 - 7,_U; Y t'. - ~~~P ~_-,- __ __ yI- - ~ ___w = .'..., .01 I _ I L LitSVEGAS,Ne' (AP) -Willspurportedlywrtttenby tslt_ . I I I "', ,-ly 1 TOSSING AWAV ' 1, - 6*48 Molded plastic car seat. l 2Db off disposable diapers. _-(I "- '--. _',X~~ 4 Hu hes Will No. 5 Arrives -_ I ,' _____ _______ __ % 27ih " r-1U I i %5'ie,; " Zp Q 11,1111TV 17-92 et !I ) SANORA ~I - _________________ "\ •' ______________ 0 v - months And earI, indications were that the median price rose to nearly $44,000 in March, the board added __ A I ! MaoCIberry. 1argaret Ann Davis, 24, _________________ - - . -.-- - _- Reg. 5.99. Heavyweight gauze 1 - 1$9 s nt _______ 14v,, cY. I . ____ __ SmokeySa;s Home Loan Bank Board reported Wednesday in its mo hly econorm: analysis newsletter. Prices rose 13 per cent In the 12-month period, but coated at the per cent annual rate during the last six - I I i .., - v ar I Full... 9e88 1 (5 t agency Themed1ansaleprIctofariewhometnFebrijar wa _i- __ - __ __.:i -_~ I_ - '.' . __-~ -Marilyn Gwendolyn Ward, are cheap enough for laznithts buying their first home', a govern A . - ki posure of sexual organs and obscenity ,and were released from jail. Names and addresses given b~ the women when booked into _______________ _________________ "' _i:. I - .~r WASHINGTON (A P) -Prices of new homes are rising _______________ '. . , _! Subcomn, Jttee chairman Floyd Haskell, D-Colo., said in an interview that he's got no Idea what's on Buti'mind unless Butt plans to follow through on an earlier claim that he's prepared to list members of Congress who have sought to irffluence Forest Service decisions. - - __ %WW_ _ - 4*88 Mesh play pen - (AP) — Agriculture Secretary Earl I. Home Prices Rise 22% __ - F_J V_~_ - ie_—_ . I. ~r .I / ,\ 0 I- 1 Arrested In Club Juana Raid Butz says he's prepared to offer "new evidence" to a Senate sd, committee trying to determine if former Army Secretary Howard 11. Callaway used improper pressure to win permission to axpand his Colorado ski resort on ______________________ . N0t pIctured, . ' . ' . il h1I1t.,r1_ 10 IVI - lk , .h--._ . ButButz,sched ul edtotestlfytodayasthelnterjorCom.. mittee s subcommittee on the environment resumes Its hearings, wasn't saying in advance exactly what the "new , WASHI GTON 1 ; W Weaver, 18, 1400 Faye Ave., 2906 Lalcevjew, Fern Park. (Continued From Page i-.t — Karen Lou Yasuko Hall, 20, Lakeland. unavai!ablc today for co rn — Penny Jeanice Meeks, 20, ment. lie was released shortly Z181 Gator Drive, Orlando. St.. 1'ehicita Renee Goodwin, 1335 NE Seventh after midnight from county jail Orlando. Gainesville. 4102 Ellis Drive, after posting $5,(Xk) bond on 10 18, - Catherine Noris, 21, XNO -Sandra Lynn Harrison, 19, counts of obscenity and 10 3040 La Aloma Ave., Winter la Alorna Ave., Winter Park. Pinter and the dancers are Parkscheduled for arraignment on — Diana 19, Sandy Brooks, records. meanor charges on de Apartments, Altamonte the mis The women listing their Cove May 21 in County Court at occupation as dancers and Springs. — Mrs. Theresa Renee Sanford. Pinter as their employer, posted $1 (JO) bond each on N . ___ - MM.- r =____ M_ - . .W I Butz To Testify In Probe -11 --_. - ___ .. - . - ______ . I "tatm I . 6 st see..* I ' * ,, • - - Coll spring mattress - . II pads, . 88 ,*•_. ,..-- I • - e I I i . I . o,4, I __• ___________ - .o~ ____ - • , !uq W Ilf-r-1v John Thorpe and Sgt. Luke - lwcnh. rigm, mod an undcr-c-)-ver iigca, 40:-Z:-A !=-. Ic!!. escort dancers Into lati after nrrests at Club Jams. Army members who were her fugiti%e traveling comparnons William and Emily Harris ______ __ ---__ -__ • / _Vr 1. been 'ç' _______ - ' -- . - - ]iii-an6cr ,.&. May 28 frir n ~earing on the question. The nm. paper heim,%' appearance in cwrt was her first since suffering a collapsed lung last month It also marked the first time since last September that she i -_- -' . , I.i Req. 2.29. Sanforized' cotton crib sheet. In pretty prints —i----.- . '.. __ __ Miss Hearst not be required to enter a plea to kidnap, L - I Thursday, May 13,1176--3A mattress I ;,-.'- ;. • ,,. ~ _/Y ae i.83 F Io_0..14&11 14 . ,IFS ~Alli ,umuit and robbery charges because there is doubt as ta ` , 4 . Her attorney raised it again Wednesday in asking that - PUA, -~ ."-, _~__, Rig. 6.29. Printed nylon comforter converts to sleeping . ..I1_ ;,_ W -.. W". -!,64, !G- Req. $33. Our new Bobby Mace car seat for infants to 3 years. Faces front or renr, rpchnen. locks in upright position, White plastic S e with padded seat Safe 5.03 - _____ ___________________ , I . Cl-__; . Sale 26•40 . 42088 Single dropside crib with decal on footbo,d, Available in white or ycUow finish 42'x30"x54 11 Rig. °' •"• io° Qfl Pullover undershirt tias lap shoulder, short sleeves, no bind neck. S,M,L.XL. r • Req. 2 for 2.29. Training pants of ultra-absorbent cotton! raynn/cilefin I'A,L,XL Reg. $27. Swivel wheel stroflers have plastic seat, plastic tray, wire shopping basket. Reg. $4. Thermal knit crib blankets of 100% acrylic, ••• l... , ", _.- ..: - , __ I - - .~~, t 7I I N i.4 . - . lP' ' I 'i., - ?~, Sale ____ Sale 3 for 2j5 Sale 21.60 7 • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -___________________________________________________ Rog. 2.59. Cotton receiving blankets in multicolor prints -. - . The Senate committee, in voting 10 to 0 Wednes&y for tightening the loopholes, also approved a $270-million tax break for wealthy Americans who do pay large sums to the federal government. Congrslonal tax experts had no of how many persons would benefit from thai tax break, aimed at the who now pay as much as 70 per cent of their income to the government _ . Sale _________ . tedtockesome1oopho1esandraisetaxesofthe -. -.--- Arrested At Uunpoin 'T 14, pleasant surprise when they file their tax forms next year. The House and the Senate Finance Committee have . r- p -- ____ - a . Congressional • T 0 Raise axes or _______________________ -':-.'.' I * A Noel's Grocery, MIy. )1eges that Sullivan Wednesday afternoon ona Dade jail. ctm afternoon b)' C. E. C81'ltOn, of Sanford, sheriff's deputies at his home, armed himself with two County warrant charging 10 Burglaries Probed Sheriff's deputies today were reported that burglars made oil l)eputies said the youth, 'e firearms hile In the dwelling, counts each of unlawful sale of burglaries with merchandise valued at A14-year'oldForestCi(yboy, olapolic sea rch sin cf't May 2 The burgkry charge isa first- securities and unlawful sale investigating indicted by the Seminole County escape from the Sanford degree felony pl!nLshable upon without being a registered reported at a grocery store and $1,635 after prying open a door Grand Jury : ia q an adult ,luvenjle Detention Center, was conviction by up to life tin- securities dealer or salesman. a furniture store, both In the at Carlton Furniture, SR-415, for burglary, wa. x'tg held at found hiding be nd air con- prLsonment. Rufus Beale Kite-Powell Jr., Midway area east of Sanford. according to sheriffs reports. county jail today Iii lieu of t1ltionjni durs 1n a garage. missing were two $1O '19. licd his address .s 3 S. I3inrwi Poeted Deptty J. M. Patton said !165 Listed Jele%ri.%JU[5, a Nwer saw, 9 cartons of Koul color Guy Steven Sullivan, 14, of in connection wtji n 23 man tins posttd $10,000 bond and his occupation as manager cigarettes; three cases of beer live lamps, a box of tools and 39 Timothy St., Forest City, burglary at a residence th nd has been released from of Beefeater Inn, Casselberry, and a half-case of white port $25 cash, deputy Fred R. was arrested at gunpoint southwest Seminale. The in. county jail after his arrest when he was booked at county wine was listed as missing from Johnson reported. fly BOB L Herald Staff Writer NA7nO IN BRIEF ___________________ ____ 1 II- ________________________ -,r-- Ph. 017.4333 ORlANDO DOW - OpenS Yvis'W OWN io.m • OPUIS:30 S. M. tol:30p.m. 4, I —_-i �Evening HerWd N FltEN'lI AVE.. SAN'OlU), F'l.A. .t21 Arta ('de :t()I or 8.1 i-:I A former associate of mine, Bill Sloat of Gannett News Sersice. was in the news recently. He was the subject of a neWS story that said State Rep. William Bich, 1)-Port St. Joe, threw a punch at Sloat then grabbed the former Tennessean and wrestled him to the ground. SInai said lUsh berated him for writing that Rish at the trailer In TaIlahas5e where mobil' hmc l,LL dLh ot sek ud ",cu legislators. Being a teetotaler, lUsh protested by ta ki ng a punch at Sloat. 'V'' A round Thursday, May 13, 1976-4A 9 \VAYNF: D. IX) VIE, Publisher B. WCHAHI) LONG, Editor lIJ.IAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor -- I I WV I )tll' &r Week, 55 ct'nts Month, 12.40: 6 Months, S14.2L Year. 1-28,40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Ilhe'r mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. j story implied that he's been drinking. "I'm a Christian. and I don't hold with those things. It hurt me deeply he'd write something Like that declared itish. The upshot of the entire fisaco was th at Stoat 'aid he was embarrassed and lUsh said he was embarrassed. I can't see why. lUsh certainly wasn't the first person to ever want to take a punch at The Clock Our Spy Budget B - ED Is Too Large "No money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in consequence of appropriations made by law; and a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of all public money shall be published from time to time." That's what it says in the Constitution of the WAShINGTON - If this year's crop of presidential candidates really wanted to take slap at the chickweed-like growth of Washington agencies, and at bureaucratic inefficiency, they have the opportunitt. And :ariip1e t' cal) attention to. flw Colorado state legislature earlier this published, according to constitutional mandate. It is argued that to do so would give the Rttscip !" "uch information But 1he h'tssians probably already know more about cur intelligence spending Uldil zitost American taxpayers and congressmen. ycar passed what Common Cause calls a Sunset Concealing the over-all budget total does not Law, automatically ending the life of every deny the Russians any knowledge of specific spying well, almost every - regulatory and licensing operations. But it does keep the American people in -1911.1c" in the state - 79 of them - normally at the end of six years, on a staggered schedule. the dark about spending that may exceed, ac. The only way an agency can be saved is by a cording to some estimates, $10 billion a year. positi ve vote of the legislature. That's a lot of tax money. And there is evidence But before the legislature can breathe Life into it has been independently spent without much an agency whose time has come, it must run a 'Me taxpayers have a constitutional right to detailed audit of that agency's work. It must hold public hearings, listen to testimony from irate citizens, from the agency and anyone else wishing to speak. The agency has the burden of proving the public need for its continued existence. JOHN D. LOFTON JR. It must prove to the legislature that it is .1 /I I I j .. '' - I / 5 ~~1~ I .11 11 'i, .I - - çt1'..:' 4 ) - .? - - - . .- I , / " J "I ~ . 11 . 0 i ' ;P .. . . . . . I q -. . . ,, . . 110. / <3 tI j4'. -. 00 .. - ;. ¶.. -• _' . " -... ... J -. . CqyP , - '' . . - . ,. - ) '. • CUNNIFF Ne w Credi The Rocky Mountain News, observing that NEW YORK ( AP)-When a divorced woman Court Rules On Alimony 0 6 The Facts 0 .1 L - Disregards */ ... 11 / P Nessen . fulfilling the objectives set at the time it was ~ created, that it is performing its task in an cifective, responsible and positive manner. It must show there is continuing and future need for the public service provided, that the agency being k1L.E( In A Field Of Clover studied is capable of fulfilling that need. The ___________________________________________________________________ agency must also be able to prove that It has encouraged public participation in making Its rules and decisions as opposed to participation JOHN so)ey byjhe persons it regulates. And finally.the agency must prove that its programs do not duplicate those of other t F W agencies. know how much public money is being spent to pay the costs of intelligence Newsmen and legislators do, however, share a strange stage. One, elected by the people, the other, representinj the people. All this white !x)tll om e n WASHINGTON- A nasty, reckless smear campaign by White House Press Secretary Ron against the American Conservative Ness igra i3 gazta of the facts, t3perate the ow panicky llcatcs luau .iiip ha become In the wake of Ronald Reagan's recent primary victories over President Ford. In San Antonio, Texas, late last month, in a United States had sent a message to North Vietnam indicating I -. ::- I: ..t '4" ,, %, e ~t - - willingness on the part of the Ford administration "to normalize relations wi th Hanoi." But Mr. Ford, campaigning in Indiana, Insisted that he has no such intent, A contradiction? Not at all. The President and his secretary of state merely speak different languages. Kissinger Is acknowledging the reality of elections held recently for a national assembly to govern - For the first time since 1858 - a united Vietnam. Mr. Ford, of course, is talking politics, In essence they have said the same thing. Kissinger said that an essential part of the Hanoi overture was a l is ti ng of the chief American concern as an accounting by the Communists of the 2,000 Americans still con sidered as missing In Th e President simply reversed th e emphasis. U.S. interest in talking to Hanoi, he said, is directed primarily to receiving information on the MIAs. Then, he added, this country might be -. : a C , gç : . 4 O~~. - ut d. , i^% . 0~4, ~ . _- - - Af ' '.:. as .-: _'t L,v 'I - 0! " .'. Kissinger is speaking to a world in which the United States must maintain its leadership initiatives within the framework created by events. Mr. Ford Is speaking to American voters smarting from what they see as a costly defeat in Southeast Asia. They may be oersuaded by the iogic of Kissinger's as esnent, but they are not ready emotionally to accept it. Essentially, the President and the secretary are in - -. "-'e.. (.•. willing to disaw some ,'humanitarian aid" to Vietnam. I ¶. I agreement. Each envisions a relationsWp with Hanoi. Neither, Trinity University, Nessen complained that the ACU was one of several Independent 'aside groups" spending 'a lot of money" in Mr. Reagan's behalf but not filing reports with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), as is required by law. At a subsequent White house press briefing last week, Nessen again raised this issue, charging that in some places ) per cent of the ads for Reagan arebeing paid for by Independent groups who are "slipping through loopholes in the law" and not filing expenditure reports with the FEC. Are You charging the Reagan people with S however, Is prepared to say when. 'ft 1 t?,,-~ I, , ; ~,?,-4 ___41 - ~. 4~1~, ~ ---~_.~ 1 7o~~Rff yr ~&- ft -- BERRY'S WORLD t.. I • - r: - r " " ( I c , ~N ___ :; - j_•_••._ ~ - , t~ -tv.;: ft - - . , - , - L j !69_L rr, - _ _ ~ - - , ::!:1 p AREA .~ WEATHER I ,,. - - _____1 - - ~_ _~ .- - jOl Ce A.- m !!~~ pr. 24" length . _ floral trellis tier curtains I 2.27 swag ........ 3.47 valance ..... C petite flocked tier - - '' c' _____ _ ' ' I ' I I LI ' ' - . i I. I colors our rag. 3.99 pr. : I I . Cover your windows with cheery gingham checked polyster'rayon tier curtains and save. 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Councilmen Gerard Connell and Parker Anderson left the city hail after it became obCAPE CANAVERAL iAllI - The growing domestic V ious that their colleagues communicat ions satellite Industry has a new competitor , .lUfl(' I.orrnann, Lawrence With the 6 p.m. EDT scheduled launch today of Goldberg and Council chairman (vmnstar satellite by an Atlas Centaur rocket, the 3 H. Grant - were not going to American Telephone and Telegraph Co. joins the 11C.N Sh ow UP. Corp. and Western Union in putting switchboards in In addition to Connell and Anderson, Mayor James H. LorThe Cornstar. the first of three identical crafts planned mann, City Clerk Onnic for launching, will provide expanded telephone service. Shomate, attorney John I Maynaril and a teacher and students of a civics class from I.yinan High School - were on BAHTOW iAPi - "He's the envy of the nursing hand. home," a nurse said as old Charlie Smith sat in the lobby Maynard was present to w showing off his diploma and a in his cap and gown, request final approval of site i(Ingratutator> telegram from President Ford. p l ans for the medical center to He always said everybody in the whole world knows be built on the southeast corner him. And now tie's positive of it," added the nurse, of SR-434 and Palm Springs Marilyn Ness Road. Contractor For the facility, Wade Hargadon, has been trying For weeks to get approval DEATHS of the plan for the facility to be occupied by Drs. Santiago Valle WINIFRED MOSELEY Wednesday at Seminole and Nicholas Mabry. Memorial Hospital Born in Former Sanford resident Charleston, W. Va., she came to Winifred S. Moseley. 74, of Ft. Sanford two and half years ago Myers, died Tuesday. She from that city. moved to Ft. M>ers in 1947. She Survivors include three was a member of St. Raphael's daughter, Mrs. Sharon Wednesday's high 92, today's. Episcopal Church, Ft. Myers Chaplain, Sanford, Mrs. low 65. and the Daughters of the Carolyn McClnrm, Gennanv Partly cloudy through American Revolution. She was and Miss Pamela Wright, of Friday. A chance of mainly a retired school teacher. Phoenix, Ariz.; son, John A. afternoon and evening (hunSurvivors include a son, John Harper, Longwood: two sisters, dt'rshowers. Highs in the mid to B. Moseley, Zellwood and two Mrs. Opal Francis, Ft. upper 80s. Lows tonight from grandchildren. Lauderdale and Mrs. Cedeliah the mid 60s to around 70. Funeral will be Friday in St. Staggs, Glenelen, Calif. and Variabic winds south and southeast winds 10-15 m.p.h. Raphael's Church with burial in four grandchildren, Ft. Myers Cemetery. Leo W. Gramkow Funeral Home is in Rain probability 40 per cent during the afternoon and Engelhardt Funeral Home. Ft. charge of arrangements. evenIng. Myers, is in charge of EXTENDED FORECAST arrangements. Chance ell scattered afNatice Funeral MR& KATHERINE WRIGHT ternoon and evening thundershowers. Continued warm, of Mrs Katherine Wright, 5. WRIGHT. MRS. KATHERINENightime lows in the SOs north 782 Logan Dr., Longwood diet) aur a l servi ces for Mfs to 0s south. Daytime highs in i Wright. oi atrer,ne s. Len Drive. LGragOOd. "o (hi, SOs. ded Wednesday at Seminole Thursday's Daytona Beach MEMORIALPARK ___ P,'emor,aI HO%pitbl will be r,ei tldr: high 8:00 a.m., 8:30 p.m., ______ Snturday at 2 p m at Gramow I I PH. 322-4263 F,jneral Home Chapel wh Rev low 1:46 a.m., 1:55 p.m. Port Ke i th Crocker o4i,c.atr Canaveral: high 7:36 a.m., 8:16 fl LOng*Oocl Mimorial Garcer5 p.m., low 1:34 a.m., 1:52 p.m. ,'amko*- n crarge Old Charlie Gets Diploma In a confidential claim submitted to the Labor expenditures, as the law requires, have been principally against suspected spies, organized break-Ins to install bugging devices. 1)epL for disability payments, the former referred by him to Bob Vlsser, the general crime figure, foreign diplomats and a Few One source said the housebreakings go hack secretary charges that she was pressed Into counsel at the Ford for President Committee, For dangerous revolutionaries, far beyond 1942 and never terminated corn- srvke as a chauffeur not only for,the congress- details. man but for his wife, a movie star, union filends But Hoover also went his agents to burglari w pletely in 1968, Under FBI chief Clarence Kelley, But Visser tells me that Nessen "may have and ot her colleagues. th" premises of law-abiding U.S. citize ns whom however, the bureau has s crupulously followed be .'n co nfused" ,is regards this particular She ferried Mrs. Burton to the market, to subject. He says he knows of no I old FBI curmudgeon simply disliked, legal procedures. money spent by clothing stores and to parties, the filed papers ACU In Reagan's behalf that has Confidential FBI memos, obtained by the not been Senate Intelligence Committee, acknowledgeThe Senate Intelligence Committee, mean- allege. On one occasion, Mrs. Coleman picked up reported. Vis.cer adds, a1thouh he's not sure, the criminal while, has pushc& the Fill hard for more corn- a Burton aide at Dulles Airport, she said, but that there that the "black bag" Jobs violated probably have been Independent efplete break-in Figures. The committee will later discovered he had submitted laws the FBI was supposed to enforce, Yet we a vouch'r for forts in Mr. Ford's behalf like those conducted by release a report shortly showing the confirmed the trip and chiseled $20 out of the have learned from FBI sources that Hoover, taxpayers. ACU for Reagan. lie says he'll talk to Nessen to personally housebreakings totaled slightly less than 1,000. The staff member, Maurice Shean, vigorously see although sworn to uphold the laws, what he's basing his charges on. Our higher figures, however, came from in- denies the charge. sanct io ned more than 1.000 of the break-ins. When Ron Nessen became President Ford's disputable FBI sources. On the way home From another airport press secretary he said he w 'a Uo but not a uti 19i;7 did I1o', Nit (1 tike steps, in it dfIn t- fcn.sc of the pet practice of breaking pickup, i..ccurding to Mrs. Coleman, the cigarette Ziegler," referring to President Nixon's press serving memo turned up by the Senate probers, and entering, the FIJI said this techniquc was smoke in her car was so thick, It precipitated an secretary. And indeed he isn't. When he was to end the break.in.s. Even then, we have lear. used only "to obtain secret and closely guarded athma attack. A statement froin her doctor caught in a lie, Mr. Ziegler at least I)i, it wasn" hk ,n i; had the from crg,Xnizaticnal an, financial irJorrr..atkari" of to adds that she was so affected by the smoke, she cowsge to admit that his erroneous remarks then-Ally. Gen. Ramsey Clark that brought the plant electronic equipment In the most "highly had to be hopltalIzed. . should be considered "inoperative," which Is change. selective" case-j. tier husband, In another signed statement, more than Nessen has done in this sordid The figure of 238 "surrep(ltlou. entries," as Footnote Those who believe In law and order said she became "a slave to her office," leading episode. the burglaries were politely called, first ap- had better demand that it begin with the to two separations before she was fired by pvu ru ui a ni IIItIUU Lu UIC enaue cUnUnILLCe government. / lawless government Is far more Burton earlier this year. on Sept. 23, 11175. dangerous than any lawless individual. Yet in Responding to the Labor Dept.'s request toi The memo accurttely but cagily reported spite of the clear evidence that the FBI, CIA and comment, Burton said Mrs. Coleman's illness that the 238 housebreakings were perpetrated other agenci es engaged In illegal acts, the Sena te ta ij made her Irri ble, nervous and absent ff'om against 14 "domestIc subversive targets" durlrg Rules Committee led by Chairman Howard work about two month.j a year since 1974. lie the 19-12- period. But a careful reading shows Cannon, I).Nev., voted against strong oversight conceded to us that she had driven him a great the buit.au left a hedge. Almost in passing, the of ihee agtncie. deal but said he had reimbursed her for some memo Indicates the figure is "incomplete," CHAUFFEUR'S COMPLAINT: The former trips, based as much on the memory of agents as on secretary of Rep. Phi!lIp Burton, D,Calif. a In any case, he said, chauffeuring "was part actual data. Indeed, Hoover purposely destroyed member of the powerful house leadership, has of her job responsibility and her pay reflected" many of the records dealing with the break - ins, accused him of requiring her to chauffeur him the added responsibility. M ee ti n g C alled Off .. JACK ANDERSON Over." So, you're not charging any Illegality? No, said Nessen, not at all. He says this is not for WASHINGTON - The FBI, without presumably to eliminate documentary evidence around at all hours until it broke her health. him to judge and he wasn't even implying any technically telling an untruth, has led the public of the FBI crimes. M13. Nina- Ann Coleman, 51, also claims she lawlessness. Then did you misspeak yourself in to believe it:; agents took part in no more than 238 From our internal sources, however, we have had to pay more than $15,000 from her own Texas? Incredibly, he says: "No." criminal housebreakins. The actual figure is we!l ascertained that some top FBI officials believe pocket for gasoline, repairs, Insurance and a Those who have pursud Ron Nessen about over 1,000 and may surpass 2,000. the l,OGO.to-2,000 figuie Is a "conservative succession of cars since 1967 to keep up with his general allegations that Independent groups These "black bag" Jobs, as the late FBI chief estimate" of the total housebreakings. These Burton's 12-hour days. are working for Reagan but not reporting their - Satellite Launch Due doing something unethical, Nessen was asked? Oh, no, perish the thought, he replied, adding: "1 just think this Is something good reporters will want to look Into." Well, I'm a good report er - and since I also happen to be the editi'r ACU'! !! !'.thJy publication, Battle lAne, I've looked Into Nessen's charges. And, to put it bluntly, they are hogwash. irs no secret that the American Conservative Union, in an independent effort allowable under the Supreme Court's ruling on the federal filed will be filed now after the primary season is I.. Longwood I API '1 don't hate you. I'll pray for u,' - it woman says she told a man who was attacking her. She said he stopped and left her alone after that. That testimony came Wednesday from the housewife of a five-member Avon Park family victimized by skimasked terrorists last October 29. It was made in the trial of three men accused of making the raid 11cr husband, who is a department store employe, and their three sons. ages 8, 13, and 14, also took the stand in the trial of Daniel Thomas, 25, Lee 0. Martin, 19, and Larry Marshall. 17. accused of brugarly, robbery and sexual battery d. i Bernard C. Harbour, Denton, Tex. DISCHARGES Sanford: Shaqwetta Beveritt Connie Brown Elizabeth Burgess Charles Cunningham Alice Fish Ora Lee Gray Elsie H. Griffith Paul F Jenkins Barbara J. Miller Cecil A. t Andy) Osborn (layton D. Page Jr. Anne M. Porter Judy I. Smyer Harold Tatum Marie Watson Joyce A. Lewis Chuluota Ronnie Delgatto. Deltona 'mlliam .'.. Gtv:. Ddtcna 'tndrew Riga. Magate ', SARASOTA spc ial press briefing for journalism students at hearings are the guts of the program, suggesL goes to a hank in search of credit she would be matrimonial, there is the other side of the story. vigorous campaign in behalf of Ronald Reagan. the legislature must hear From those unfairly wise to bring along a copy of the court order The woman is liable for debts taken on Jointly In the primary states of Florida, North kept from practicing a profession or trade by stipulating the size and terms of the alimony she with the husband, whether she is divorced or C arolirta, Illinois, Wisconsin and Texas, A(7U has policies, those who can show that receives. ' for spent thousands of dollars on pro-Reagan adminimum prices" enforced by regulation are Who says so? The American Bankers debts the man took on individually. vertlslng on the radio and in newspapers. But unrealistic and high, those who can demonstrate Association, which has just completed a "If your ex-husband's bad credit history contrary to Nes.sen's allegations, ACU has filed an agency's anticompetitive or anticonsumer statement on some of the new credit conditions damages your chances of getting credit, you an expenditure report with the FEC. practices, those who can show an agency is introduced recen tly because of laws, social should be prepared to present the cr editor As ACU Executive Director Jim Roberts unresponsible or ineffective in dealing with pressures, and changes in banker attitudes. reasons why that should not reflect on your per- says In a press release demanding that Nessen wrongdoing in its field, those whose complaints The new conditions, some of them relatively sonsi willingness or ability to pay," the ABA retract his wild charges: "The fact is that we were ignored or shelved without good reason and minor in themselves, add up to a significantly says, have reported to the FEC and will continue to do those who can show an agency is not cost ef- new credit world for the 15 million di vorced or ti Perhaps, it suggests your husband had perfective. widowed women, a world that many of them still sonal habits that kept your family over its head So what is Nessen talking about? What Is the If the legislature is Impressed, the agency or might not understand. in debt, or maybe was laid off or injured and basis for his remarks in Texas? When I put these board is allowed to continue whole, or is One of the biggest changes is that regular couldn't work, questions to Nessen in a briefing last week, revamped, emasculat ed or merged with another paymen ts aw arded to a woman in a di vorce "Proof of this type of situation may help qii ng Ro berts' response, he ref used to answer body. The complete live-or-die process Is action can be used to demonstrate credit- convince our creditor that you were not re- dlrect.y, Instead quoting at length from a recent repeated at the end of six years. worthiness. Before last October, most creditors sponslble for the black marks on your credit issue . Battle Line detailing ACU's efforts Ia o Significantly, the Colorado law covers such automatically discounted its importance. history," the ABA says, summarizing with this Reagan's behalf. powerful agencies as the public utilities cornA provision in the Equal Credit Opportunity interpretation: Fine, Ron, I said, ACU is not denying it is for mission, the division of insurance, the real estate Act changed that. Creditors now must consider "Simply stated, then, if your husband 85 Reagan. But what about your charges that ACU commission, the board of medical examiners, alimony, child support and maintenance your partner - had a good history, you can take has not filed with the FEC? Why did you say this the divisions of banking, savings and loan and payments in assessing a woman's ability to ad van tage of it. If he had a poor hist ory, YOU securities, when the organization has filed its first quarterly effectively handle credit. don't have to take the blame for It," report and did so on A pr il 10? As I say," Nessen replied, 'it's not required that these so-called independent organizations file monthly reports as the candidates and their official campalg:ts are, and any finLncial report J. Edgar Hoover called them, were employed include not only burglaries to get information but t'_ fl Woman Tells Of Attack And then. as there is in most matters election reform law. has been conducting a Hoover Concealed Data TALLA HASSEE 'AP - While the legislature considers wars to help divorced women, the Supreme Court has continued its trend away from permanent alimony in f.a'. or of short-time rehabilitative payments. In a 5-2 opinion Wednesday, the court upheld alimony of 50 a week for one year f a Mmmiii jman divorced after 20 years of marriage "Displaced homemaker" bills are pending in both th House and Senate i HR3385 and S131148 to help su uomen get job skills and Find work. In the Dade County Circuit Court divorce case, Gerald 11. Shaw, an att orney with average income of $247 a week. 11 .1c "'r.':tc :. w Lis ornicr w Jean, 4r alworiy !'nw: e; p $30 it 't'k 11 t.ih t -hildren until a,,,, reaches 18 ' "'1 - Lang .iag e Of Po icy , It may seem sometimes that President Ford and his Secretary of State Henry Kissinger aren't talking to each other on foreign ° 'Little more than a month ago Kissinger reported that I \VASIIINGTUN , AP) - The House Ethics Coiiuuittce, for the first time in its eight-rear existence, is going to Induct a fonnal investigation into a congressman's (Induct. The panel voted 9.to-O in closed session Wednesda to move from a preliminary inquiry to a formal in'estigation of conflict of interest charges against Hep. lobert I.E. Sikes. [).Fla. Cuiiuiiun Cause, the selfstyled citizens' lobby, filed sworn complaint with the committee in April Chfli'&,lflg that Sikes used his position to benefit his personal investments in Florida, Sikes, 69, '.ho has served in Congrcss since 1941, 15 chairman of the house military construction appropriation.s subcommittee V MAY 12, l9'6 AIIM ISS IONS Sanford: Phillip Marion Boyd Ira I.. Duncan Via ol M. ilolley Paul E. Jenkins rence J. (Jack) Newell Anne M. Porter Betty M. Reaves Darlene L. Woodworth Frances S. Callan, Deltona Frankie Lee Hill. Deltona Harriet H. Terwedo, Deltona Tammv Brice. Geneva Mary Gill, Lake Mary Natal M. Wilkinson, New BRIEF House Ethics Panel Votes To Conduct Sikes Probe other hand, would have less to write about If it weren't for lawmakers. It's a symbiotic relation. ship, a relationship that bears nurturing. It's absolutely essential, also, that the relationship remain competitive and non-compromising, but, surely, not toth2 point that newsmen and lawmakers must take to the boxing arena to settle differences over a few words hastily scribbled for it daily publication. next (thy. Not jump headlong onto his pelt and at. tempt to pummel him senseless. The only thing that could have accomplished Is a hospital bill - either for the newsman, the legislator or both Sunset Law A ttac k s b u reaulo.:_rats As to specifics, they are obviously correct. The detail of the intelligence budget cannot be disclosed without destroying the effectiveness of intelligence operations. But the budget totals can and should be -- the realistic thing to do was ask him to amend it the had -- to the people. And the news media, on the RAY CROMLEY kept secret. Deceptive budgets have been standard operating procedures for all federal intelligence agen cies. Last June the report of the Rockefeller Commission recommended that congress carefully consider whether all or part of the Central InteHigence Agency budget should be made public. Congress holds, or should hold, the purse strings, Yet the Senate Intelligence Committee voted 6 to 5 not to include the intelligence budget figure in its report on foreign and military intelligence, The first order of business in the full Senate, when it comes to considering the report, should be to fill in the blank after the dollar sign in the report. If, as Rish indicated, Sloat's story was incorrect, IN 'I But executive officials insist that ex penditures of money for foreign intelligence purposes must be effective budget coordihation, audit or supervision over the past few years. "p ' H me first tldng a freshman legislator learns is that his views and those of the news media don't always jive. But, If he's smart ard if he's going to last, he'll also quickly realize that that's the way the ,jwrjA,fl syIerT1 11 "t lip to operate Elected officials, for the most part, depend on the news media to carry their message - good or ish said he was angered because he thought the 1 newsman and legislator attempt to accomplish his respective goal without engndeting hard feelings towards one another in the process. Slat. I thought about it a couple of times myself. . . Seriously, Stoat is a fine newsman who I spent many hours with discussing the whys and wherefores of this world. He was never one to hold hack on a news story, and he was never one to back off a story once he had the facts, The Sloat-Itish mano-amano does raise some interesting questions. Questions like what's a state legislator doing representing the people of Florida if he can't control his own temper. 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Open to public MONDAY, MAY17 Youth Programs Inc. training session, 7p.m. at Youth Programs office, 109 N. Park Ave., Sanford Seminole Community College (SCC) Board of Trustees, after touring the new vocation building under the library this week, voted to accept the facility, subject to completion of it punch list and submission of a document noting the building's construction cornplet ion. SCC President Dr. Earl Weldon said the first classes are expected to begin In the new building In September, The new Fine Arts Building, for which construction contracts were let at the time In the fall of 1975, is expected to be completed and ready for classes In January. Groundbreaking for the two new buildings took place on Sept. 17. 1975. Contracts for the wo buildings, parking area and access road totaled $1,934,800. The trustees also approved he purchase this week of sewing equipment for sewing courses planned for the vocational building at a total cost of $17,296.50. The costs are to be borne by a federal grant through the vocational department of the state division of education. Accepted was a $541 grant for a staff development intern program through the Division of Vocational Education in Tallahassee. our rag. 119.99 A Sanford man has pleaded no contest to carrying a concealed firearm after a circuit court judge denied his motion for dismissal on the charge on the grounds that a county commission policy against issuing permits to carry cancealed firearms had denied him his rights. John F. Had, 51, of 107 W. Ninth St., Sanford, entered the plea before Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor on Wednesday. McGregor set bond for Hall at $5,000 pending completion of a pee-sentence investigation and set sentencing for July 15. Hall was arrested by Sanford Police Fatrolman Elizabeth Hill on April 7 on a Downtown street corner. Police said hail had a pistol concealed in his clothing. In the only criminal trial held this week L! ..ircult court, a jury acquitted Thomas L. McCarter, 25, of Dade County on a charge of carrying a concealed -....- . firearm. McCarter. who is now scn a prison sentence for violation of probation, was arrested bN Casselberry police responding -, - ''.' • i :to a report of an armed man getting into a rental ran at a drive-in grocery store on March 19. DISCOUNT Officers testif led that McCarter was asked at shotgun point to step from the van and , when asked if he was armed, ' EXPERT INSTALLATION OR they said, he said, "Yes," and SAVE AND DO IT YOURSELF revealed a holstered pistol his belt under a jacket. Officers said the Jacket was , #4 j.. •. 'thigh-length" and concealed r' Hilt') rd the pistol. Jurors got glimpse of a short Jacket at one point in the t1e1 trial and later, during deliberations, asked the court •. - -. $ . for the Jacet. Judge McGregor explained $IJIiII!ILP, . that the Jacket hadn't been . entered into evidence in the #, . F1•\1I trial, thus It wasn't available to DU PONT 501 OVER-STOCKED the jurors. Five minutes after going back to the jwyroom tlie NYLON REMNANTS six-member panel returned a SCROLL PATTERN verdict of Innocent for ALL SIZES Project vc!unte: have akd Sanford's city commissioners to Join their campaign to beautify the city. Mrs. Bill Glelow of the Sanford Woman's Club, one of the CIP sponsoring organizations, asked the commissioners to install a sprinkler system in the "senior citizens park," on Park Avenue between 4th and 5th streets. "The beautiful azaleas there now are going to die unless they receive better care," she told the commissioners at their Monday night meeting. Mrs. Gielow said members of the Woman's Club, the Junior Woman's Club and other civic groups have raised nearly $11,000 for the beautification project. More than $8,000 has already been turned over to the city. "Most of this money came from outright donations by the taxpayers of this community," she said. "I know these taxpayers join us In requesting that you gentlemen allot funds rnmn .-.s,,I,...UIAUVCIIIVIJ5 1..s.._......i... ..J. a.J,111 II&UJU of parks and beautification." S Dismissal Motion Denied e 0i THURSDAY, MAY 13 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1261 W. First St. 77 Dr. John Linehan, coorBdinator and Instructor for the Criminal Justice Department ; Seminole CoiiuiIy 'or Sh resignpd his Carter Urges position ealth reasons effective June 19, Dr. Earl Sales Weldon, SCC president, said UNITED NATIONS, N.Y (AP)-Jimmy Carter today Dr. Weldon said Linehan called for a worldwide voluntary moratorium on the PW noted in his resignation acchase and sale of nuclear fuel enrichment and cepted by the SCC Board of reprocessing plants "to make the spread of peaceful Trustees this week that he nuclear power less dangerous." considered his association with Speaking at a conference on nuclear energy and world faculty and students at the order, the former Georgia governor and frontrunner for school for the past seven years the Democratic presidential nomination presented both a worthwhile and a speech described by a source close to his campaign as tu stimulating experience. first attempt to set out a detailed statement on foreign "We hope his health will policy, permit him to work with us in a The source said the prepared speech was the first in a part-time capacity," the series of major policy statements that Carter will offer, college president said. and that it represents a new stage in his campaign. A Meanwhile, Linehan, ho has lAirkgr(xifld session on the speech for reporters lasted one been on sick leave, will in.. hour and 40 minutes. troduce the guest speaker at the The conference is not an official UN function, eighth police recruit course graduation to he held at 7:30 p.m. today in the scc Health Moslems ('enter. isL1lUi, LA-banon Al') - C1rLstian forces attacked Some 152 law enforcement leftist Moslems on two new battlefronts in eastern students from the area will lebanon today. A police spokesman reported 88 persons receive certificates during the killed arid 116 wounded, raising the toll in the 13-month-old ceremonies for having corncivil war to more than 18,500 dead. pleted the police standards certification course. Police said fighting was heaviest along an 11-mile front m the Faraya ski area miles northeast oft Rightceremony will be given by Rev. wing Christians launched an attack there Wednesday niphtafterniL. 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Thursday, May 13, 1976 NU I ICE Ui PUBLIC HE/RING SEMIN0U COUNTY PLANNING AUD Zoaiuo COMMISS:ON Room 203 2JIJNE,/976 730PM Indictments May Be Pending In Florida SEMIN OLE Kickbacks, Fraud Inf late Medicare Costs Editor's Note: The soaring unnecesary tests, then sending prepared at the request of Sen. prove their images, and called health care, depending on your socialized preventive rnedic1n cost of in.surunre Ilt forcing the bills to Medicare. Lavtnn Chiles. l).F'La Fiferiffit f'r i nvo c t tics tion and dt:pi icw. by deiauii, Powers and tiaii may t Iudy —Some doctors are billing ranked eighth in population in dplinary actions against "Some of the sidewalk clinics agreed that it appeared to be at Insurance needs. This is part Medicare for office visits which 1974, but fourth in the number of agencies "which abuse feder- were offering to absorb the $60 While officials wrestle with lofa series sIhlch examines the were not made and services Medicare claims for doctor ally funded home health care deductible and 20 per cent that the question of whether over. Florida insurance crisis — its which were not rendered. services, programs." was left so they could build up n utilization is a crime, they are causes, Vkhat it means and Sources said a Miami-based "flits disparity results from When Medicare pays a claim large backlog of patients," said sure that fraud exists in Medi. shat's being done about It. federal grand Jury inthe large number of elderly directly to a doctor, the patient Max Serchuk, president of the care dealings and that it costs MIAMI APi — Fraud has vestigating the kickback persons living in Florida — 18 receives a copy of the work Dade County Council of Senior you money since Medicare is attached an inflated price tag to scheme is on the verge of in- per cent of the state's popu- sheet on which the claim is Fig- Citizens, not completely self-supporting Medicare, the federal gov- dieting officials of one lab and lation is age 65 and over as ured. But the sheet Is cornUnder Medicare regulations, and needs government suppleernment's 10-year-old promise several doctors, and in- compared to 10 per cent nation. plicated and difficult to under- alter the $60 deductible is met, ments to exist. of health care for needy old vestigations into similar wide and the annual influx of stand. the government pays 80 per "The ultimate person affectpeople. schemes are expected. Any large numbers of elderly tourEven If the patient believes cent of what it considers to be a ed is the taxpayer," said Asst. While sources say in- indictments in a lab-doctor i sts," the report said, that the doctor has applied for reasonable charge for the U.S. Atty. Charles Intriago. dictments are about to result scheme would be the first in the In 1973, Medicare paid $301.2 money for which he is not en- service provided. "There's no white collar crime from fraud investigations in state. million in hospital claims for titled, in many cases the patient "No matter what you go in for which the taxpayer is not Florida, they admit that such "About a third of all corn- Floridians. By 1974, the agency doesn't bother to report his for, they give you an EKG, paying the bill, and this is white prosecutions only scratch the plaints nationwide come from paid $392.5 million, and in 1975 suspicions, officials said. This blood tests and so on. That's collar crime." surface of a deep problem. South Florida," Price said. payments soared to $576.6 mil- is because the money is not $100 to $125 for the first biLl," Next: What can be done? "Any time you get a bunch of "There are so many that this is lion, coming from his pocket and he Serchuk said. "Common sense government money with loose one of only two areas in the Doctors' claims increased might not want to thr'aten the tells you that not everyone controls, some ody Is going to country where we have ofa.ste from $156.6 million in 1973 to doctor-patient relationship, needs an EKG... They're Just try to grab It," says Max investigators." $235.7 million by last year. Insurance companies which Jacking up the bill for McdlFriedson of Miami, the fiery "We think there is quite a bit "I couldn't believe the in. handle Medicare business use care." chairman of the Congress of of fraud down there," said creases myself, I double- various computer techniques to But Powers of Gill and Larry Senior Citizens. Frank White. an Atl3nta-based checked them and they're accu. fla suspicious claims, but Platt, a cost-control expert a.s1kcy l'ri,x, an in vestigator Medicare official. "Doctor vis- rate," TV ll~ White said, "They reflect White said, "The beneficiary is signed by HEW to the insurance for the Department of Health, its are the primary thing. We increased costs of hospitals, a our prime source of information firm, said the situation involves Education and Welfare, said are just getting into the area of significant increase in the about abuse and fraud. much more. complaints of improper Medi- kickbacks." number of bills (showing more "One of the things we are "We actively pursue those alcare procedures have been There have been 40 Medicare use of benefits by more people), doing is to put a clearer state. legations, but the moment you rampant in Florida since the fraud convictions in the eight- inflation and the proliferation of m'nt on the form that if there is hold up a claim, you get the program began in 1966. state Atlanta region since 1969, home health agencies." any!!zig that Is wrong, they Serchuks screaming at you," Federal official openly dis- 17 of them in Florida. White youll White said about $15 million should report it." he said. Platt said. "The peopl" wh' run e ss thee aIied aiu: d h, 71; At 1975 Rep ~i rtinF problems to a th' ç! w. —Scvcaj xratories are cf- hic , r - fraud InFkkja iejC Florida's more than w home health insurance carrier that these peopie in here maybe krin ucdchS to doctors in tiucior 'oiiiing br services health agencies, designed to deals with millions of claims a once a year, and they're old and RedCross. return for Medicare business, they didn't render." provide an economic alter- year does not necessarily mean they need examinations. So we Ihe Good and some doctors are ordering According to a federal report native to expensive nursing immediate satisfaction. give them the works." h k..WI Vt LI,[ .i.i U NeiQhbor .JUiUi I UflII, WV t%MtVU UU WIS I II RIJU UI (ii The homes send nurses, aides Group Health Inc.'s Medicare and therapists into the homes of operation in Miami, was given elderly persons who underwent details of a Miami Beach wornrecent operations, an who received two forms in But the Miami Herald. quot- March from Gill. Each listed ing HEW officials, last month in-office services provided by a YJ 46 - Yesterday raid he was referring not to Cardinal but to Winchester, a mobile home manufacturer who occupied the south San- t,,I.,, .....,,.., .,.. .., .. - (Continued and elaborate Cl:Istmas partics. —One study showed that when compared to public health agenices, home health organizations charged more for each case, more per visit and saw their patients almost twice as frequently, raigng questions about the necessity of those visits. Since the agencies depend doctor. But she said she never met those doctors, and spokeswomen for both physicians said there were no records of the woman ever being one of their patients. No Medicare money was paid io the doctors because the woman had not yet exceeded OETAIL MAP QI MERE[XTH MANOR IJTIUTIES (\CORPORATION V,) R4ZOnI 1-I (P4rTnOflI& TsI., FRUEHAUF' CORPORATiON Rezone R'2(Oupisi)tO C" 3 (WIdesal. 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Or -' joqc,,s,,,,.t Yuur ,f;t;,- 3 51 A Ii II.:' k PINECREST8!JOPPING Sears WE MAKE YOU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME Cc'v, w Is &ri Co'rs.ar a to tiair I. ne CENTER AN . p , SANFORD ROtILI * *ira 0 318 French Ave. at a POW- 061-W1110" Dv, 0 I - d Sanfor p 322- 1681 is Located Inside The Nursery Daniel Boone fort Come In And Browse - 4 ON MELLO-TONE , (4-Li LZ Oil Furnace compFsfi 9 1 CARPE1NG J 1; 4 "'"''''i • '' ON HERITAGE 50 The - FLAT 229! Plants " - @0@@y $48 to 8O of the Monstero Delishyosa Home eflo- "Fifteen" Gas Furnace Sanford ALL VISITORS WELCOME , - . - RICK KEELER - brings to you the Greatest music of the woId. - he says, well all be living in factory-built housing. Someday, as he - - . His smooth and relaxing '. - - a paid coordinator to guide The purpose of the Family Powthem. Wow is to teach family memA rnn 'rchip nlan f,r 'hqte: ..T way to Spend an evening . Come share with him the magic of .. music Now Appearing 9 to I In The LOUNGE Quality Inn LOCAL BRIEFS North 14 and SR 434 Longwood 042 Slated 4-; ~, S A 46 construction costs requires a different approach than traditional, field-built housing, Knowles says. And factory-built liuuiaig Is 'the coming thing." examined, and total family Bravo Elected Dividends school volunteer pO1 iJ!I.lftJ interrelationship will be locked program, at In terms of Creative IA)NG WOOD — Carmine M. Nor will money for a coorAgres.sion. Bravo, an attnrnev with Kcrdinatur of the IISVI' Retired 'ilie class will Ix- held in the man and Bra-,,o, ' P A., was Senior Volunteer Program) Distributive Education elected at the recently convolunteers be available. It is Seminole Community Building, Main campus, SCC. eluded Sertoma Regional feared by school officials that College's office of Community The cost is $10 per adult. Convention in Knoxville, Term., these valuable volunteer Service will sponsor a Family ______ to serve a one-year term as programs will founder without Pow-Wow on May 14, 15, and 16. governor of the Heart of Florida Sat. May 15 RGI L C.CY fft country, or the sing-along landards, you'll enjoy School Budget' 'To Be Slashed Layer's contest and Poets in School which would have funded a saiafy and travel expense for a part-time coordinator of the OPENING s.,a ,•a, " was kq1J1 -' which cuts housing costs by controlling Whether you erjoy top From Page 1A1 project," 19COMMT I' Knowles said he would prefer a system of permanent state inspectors in each housing manufacturing plant in the state, inspecting every unit that comes off the assembly he. The concept of factory-buil t housing— _ V110N 11 , without it." ;businessmen and organizations to see would sponsor certain lor the federally imposed $60 annual deductible. But based on the two non-existent office visits, a total of $40 was credited toward that deductible. After four days of checki ng, Powers said both errors were attributed to incorrect identification numbers being placed by Gill employes on the forms. He said the problem would take about two weeks to straighten ford Avenue plant before Cardinal Industries, Other city commissioners said they had never toured the cardinal plant. Following yesterday's vit, Knowles said, "he found just one little thing he would have changed. There's no shut-off value under the toilet, but the state approved the plans recommendation when 31,500 program. Only $300 was left out extra teachers. aside in the transportation effective programs," will civic For the purchase of an dcc- of a proposed $1,250 to support Layer instructed Mrs. budget to operate buses bet- maintained, but no ru''. If they tronic visual aide system was such cultural endeavors. The Palmer to find out whether any ween schools and Big Tree features will be added. cultural snipped from the Special county-wide drama festival, school would consider foregoing East. programs which the school Education budget. The machine now into its third year, will a teacher to direct the center. Programs for children with Today, the capital outlay, 'budget could not fund, or that magnifies the print of any size benefit from the money left in Another problem is financing learning disabilities, hailed by operations and maintenance they initiate drives to purchase book and would be used by this section of the budget. transportation of students to the budget committee member Sal budgets come under the review -.equipment for other programs, students with severe sight loss. Another section of the center. No money has been set Manfre as "one of our most committee's axe. "Approach the Lions Clubs of Again, Layer suggested curriculum development 1Cassel berry and Sanford — see private sponsors be sought to budget that was slashed in its 1f they can take it on as a support the county-wide writing entirety was a proposed LOGATlLjtAP__ — GENERAL wtn reported these problems: —Some agencies may have improperly collected one of cvcry two Medicare dollars paid to them last year. —While not permitted to earn corporate profits, some agencies provided staffers with high executive salaries, free automobile use, plush offices tru ng On ous H ing es R rictions t , Semin ole County 01' ome care. (Continued fro m Page assembly line production before. One commissioner, who earlier this week said he itau toured the Sanrnrd plant, SR - Have wwgs got a)ob ; Clty 'Hams SANFORD, FLORIDA Couury CouRTHousc Thursday, May 13, 1976-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, PP. Bicentennial Fete District of Florida. Elected to There will be a Bice ntennial guide, counsel and lead Ser- CLIP AND SAVE A1TENTION! Medicare ! Subscribers Meaicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... II11 :::::.. .±bs u ;c L'::, he ceIetratlon tor1iifl BREATH1110 rnn,,IIIs L 1'RES.iUE tJt.0 I at the John Agrsston Will ue Or!sig With chios from w this at Lake Brantley Hi;:h in Yo'Jr!g Muscu::: ar,d cmznunity tchniu ray be Daugherty Square. i,ipka, Cavibei'ry, Eustis, •OXYGEN PIanetirium Is out. The $12,000 used as a method of effecting • COMMUOLS The program will consist of Longwood, Orlando, Seminole which was needed for this olan improved family corn- exhibits contributed by County and Winter Park. o HOSPITAL BE US • PATIENT LIFTERS is not available. Students will mnunication. students from all subject areas Delegates to the Florida. continue to visit the museum The Creative Aggression in the school. Caribbean Regional Convention • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT and participate in its field Li ips, technique, first pioneered by Presentations will feature represented clubs from Florida but each student will pay his Dr. George Bach in California, music by the Lake Brantley and puerto Rico. As Prescribed by Your Physician own way as has been done in the and taught locally by Dominick High School Band and Chorus Bravo, of 575 Preston Road, I past. Obtain these services under Medicare and Doris Salfi, is technique which received superior ratings Longwood, is a member of the The future of the planned that teaches students how to in Contest. TheDrama Club will Knights of Columbus, the • We BiiI Medicare For You nat ur e center at Big Tree Park turn natural aggression, put on historical skits. L o ngwood Area Chamber of i East also hangs In the balance. usually thought of an a negative A Fashion Show with student Commerce, of which he is a Bettie Palmer, consultant- trait, into a positive and designed and prepared director, the Seminole County • coordinator for science and productive act. Emphasis at the costumes will be presented , and Bar Association and the : Pow-Wow will be placed on American Folk Dan ces will environmental educaticn, said be Longwood Bicentennial • We Deliver using creative aggression in the performed by the Physical that the program could not Commission. i function without a teacher and complexities of family life. The Education students. Stage time '' .' ,' ,,', :, .;__.. . ..- 1 - -- teacher's aide to direct it. But it relationship of the spouses will will be at 8 p.m. is unlikely money will be be explored, the relationship Public is invited available to hire these two between si bl lnis will be this celebration, Ile belongs to the Longwood to share in Area Sertomna Club and has served as club president. MEDICARE SUPPLY CO Hv'y. 17.92 at Lake Ave., DeBary, Fla. -—------ C LIP AND SAVE - I z o M. I I �-- - - Lake M "ns Ag a in Wi a- k..4. 1,*V1i0 I -- - -• '"V : "haves" the hits, Lake Monroe Inn bounced b} clubbed Bruce Drum two-run homer for "have-nots Wednesday night back from early 1.0 deficit mond Line while the Men's Metro SGI'baIl and raced ahead the Out Seaboard floored Auto-Train and Dave RiCharde restricted League, highlighted by Uke casts, 7-1. Steady pecking by with a five-run siecond,.moiling the lol to three singles. The feasted on Boggs and Legal Nntice coast Jim 'I - Willlamz In tvo-game other action, winning streak a1k, three and errors singles circuit standings was Joe breakthrough started their Benton Fuelmen derailed, 1(~I, in a head-on collision with league-leading Seaboard Coast line. while Eldridge Standard hung on to second by blasting the Seminole Community College faculty, 21 ft—Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Fl Th ursday, May 13, Imam I trial *e intend to register lal,11 name ov" villitil itie Lierk of file Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac cordance with the provislonj 01 the Fictitious Name Statil To.Wif; Section 165 09 Flor!da Statutes 1957. siol E 1 l"#" ay to a Ar!"— - -- - S Peter P Sedler Judith L Stone cellar IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IlITH 17111, ' I ' 4" Gregory Mobile Homes in a 6:30 p.m. duel tit Fort Mellon Park. 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION 7$2 ft E I Re: The Marriage of: JAY K. PORTER. us nd R es pondent ______ when it meets Friday JULIE ANN PORTER. Wit e Pet11 loner NOTICE OF ACTION THE S TATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAY K PORTER WHOSE GB RESIDENCE AND MAILING Chwe's Sc*tt Richardson swings; Catcher Howard, ump Meyers eyeball play. (Heriad Photo by Bill Vincent). Eldridge Standard 11 3 .716 1 Lake Monroe Inn 10 4 .714 2 Gregory Mobile 7 6 139 Patrick Outcasts4 10 ?$4 $ Sern, Corp Faculty 2 11 c i. S4 9% • , 1 12 .143 10 A ELDRIDGE STANDARD - ::... -' ..4Y - .-' .-; _- . fleathard2b Miller lb 1 S 3 2 1 0 0 S 2 0 0 0 Belcher st _ 7 0 0 Page P Dawson rt Johnson 3b - - - - 0 o jMlNOLE CC FACULTY AS 5 H 2535 H Outcticatcber Henry Sanders pu tag onslldingGaMe off by a -- 4 1 0 0 0 0 Ambrose c Shaills It - OKI..AND(AP) — The Gold- the gate Warr iors a 3-2 ad of minutes National League triumph, 10-0 3 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 thumping Apex Produce, 15-5. In a Junior Iague shocker, • •. 007 SM 1-21 front-runnil Elks suffered Its y AUTO- TRAIN AS 5 H 253B HR the third period time against the Pboix Suns. "I never felt we were in conhis t series for the Western Confer D Marple" M kssl to go back in the game, but it's W. Hardin cf J. Hardin rf R. Morple P Whit Bernosky 2b Foster lb O'Brien c t nix, the Warriorc kit they had champion Warriors, who led b riors earned a vI and wound up losers In double overtime. ________________________ top scorer with 25 points in the c--' Adams slipped and _ Clinch er --,.- . • , lone, I ill, offered Jim a- and may have to et "Ton' is a ye . : • an center. You don't save any- rookie Kun Hughes. ., ll have rive months to Eaki ns, who has not dis. "I' - rest," continued Fns 'lion- tinguished Wmlf in the series eAly, the way I look at it, it's except for the fourth game in just another challenge, I guar. whi6 he scored 17 points, 4 an tee it, I'll be ready abbed seven rebounds and t ' he Nets get a second chance to Hughes' status Is doubtful be another National L Robert Frimets weathers Railroaders' delay PHILADELPHIA (AP) — 0. Ander win IS 4 2 0 0 0 Bol 5. I notch lead blocker." of the contract were not Terms announced Co.Lee lb 3 Richp Drummond if Devlin rf 3 2 1 0 0 4 1 1 C Police T ri u m ph 0 0 0 Lee rI 1 Mal%ak cf A. Anderson Ill [3111 Barber, Bobby Clarke and 1 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 team" said Moatreal goahe Ken Dryden, whose team is in qu est of their 18th Na ti onal Hockey League title. "We've had a very hard time in Philadelphia, and whether you better or think you can until you Show you can do o o o o o better, at s st111 a q :; FERN PAIIK- Things were status quo after Wednesday's Jim b • ed Ilrd'x ting performance. going to in andifwedon't we sixth and pulled it practiced under the diretlion of Flyers assistant coach Barry Ashbec Explaining the afternoon at the movies for his squad Shern said "They con see things on their owl They see where they could have done better , where they could have Flyers left wing Da v e made the pass sooner, where Schultz, who ruined Dryden's they could have picked up their ner, Like they say, shutout with 2:25 remaining in man Tuesday night's 2-1 Montreal sometimes a picture is worth a triumph, says Owt "It's not go- thousand words." - - '•- -. fronton . . - - - - _7 -: • - - - -- -. - I overhand Paul Jackson t Jileve Boyd If Alan Clagns, If Greg Register p Ill George Winegard cf n Crockett i H011Ib3 M1ch S, rninDI&SPtg.GWd$ First Federal — . 3 - _. ""•"•" fourth . The Ilorace Pryor-Henry Cooper team is fifth, 25 points out of first and 13 behind the fourth place team. Barney - - - ••• ••f, - l,ildorossi and Gerry IAngelth are 24 poin ts away from the fourth qualifying ' position Rot*rt Patrick duo bringing UP the • •: 1 I , Kevin Fall is Vernon Law p 0 0 0 J r i tiistance Pine Crest for the state's Clan AAA swim title here. 1xit Pine Cres! won the If gins competition. ' - • - ..• a R 3 0 1 1 Apex Fort Lauderidule KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A 5 a jj Steven Whiffed ss Keith Whitney Cf Michael Wr i g h t o 2 0 0 i left GliAon it Jerry Farlo c Totals .. . • -- . -• - F 0111 14AU1)ERDAI.F,,, Fla subject to the respon qualifIcations of the personal . 0 0 0 23 6 3 Holt, IS6A, A. Gary Gtev*sGuy Mongello, 12 58; 5 Horace Pryor, Hilinry Cooper IS45; 6, Barney (All ) -- Two Broward County AlthfIrd Frederick c Link p cf high -schools, Nova and North. Mike Billy Cosgrove cf BaloorossI Jerry RoWt Patrick 15 Class B - 1 Roy Pike M i ke Ulro Mike Griswold 41 *3, 3. east, have : Won the state prep Clats AAAA - - 1976, - PabloG*i'cia373 3 J.wsGarcia St. Morris 79w A. (tie) Marlin All R H Marc Huaman rhrls Hunt . T *ce-Ron NOYnts and Gary Chombli Don Lackey 1060; ill Grffy Ungelbach ready for finWe - N N va 's - bo d ng > ni ppCed de f en di champion Winter Park 160-149 o Pjid Northeast ' girls totaled 105 points to 98 each for Nova BobNew,ran3b Pat Leonard Ib Danny Kinnerd if Mike Hobbsrf Bill Kirchoffrf Mik•HObbt,i Totals P 7 0 3 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 i00 0 Elks —,--------------------.------------ THS FROM THE DATE F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file any objections they may have that challenges validity of the decedent's will the DEZ _____ P0 67 -- -- _____________________ fini A Winter ar Florida Telephone 00S) 647 6900 Publish: May 13, 20, 1916 • SIXTH 6 I Galdos Diaga (2) - 2 500 2 urarfeGasti II E ..-. 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Feather (Hill eCerr° lly Jester (Kucia) 5 Carlton Time (Sica). 6. Bullet - Hal (Rau). (Bridges), 8 Kingly • IflUYH 1 Apollo Flash COlor) 7 Mar Con Steve (ROy)') Stratton (Kuritworth); A. Maynard Pence (Vanderbort) Fast Easy (Hierple); 6 Eric Mar At - - - ABA Playrffs Fi n als Best-of-li Series Today's G a mts S New 0:s6rit*i York el Sunday, May 16 New York at Denvef. After ncnn, i V Pro H ockey NHL Pliii Finals Bill Series Today's Games Mmtreal At Philadelphia, Montreal leads series 20 Sunday, May 16 Montreal a? Philadelphia WHA Playoffs Semifinals 111*11-011.7 Series Today's Games tIlUStOfl rijIand New series tied 22 Saluray, May IS Houston at New England a' -• . _____ (Phillips) Majorette L. Bar NINTH (Sica), 2 jeffy Symbol (Raw); 3 ~thr Du%t Beau fS. Clark); 4 Prams R , val (Taylor) S. Iron City Nancy ( Regur) 6 Michele Eden U L • ferson), I Stars Hostess (Hobbs) TENTH - 1. Merle Volo (Bridges). 2. Jefferson Import IS Clark); 3 Camden George Wood (i Hysell) I Flying Hank (Britton) S Enough Time (Siciiii 6, More Reliable (Wilsey); 7. Cash Box : ~ / C I - :'' --:' • -:-- - MONTREAL Jaii-Alai SAT 5:50 P.M. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS SUN 2:00 P.M. ,• 30 27-3 David Tsch,rhart 12 84 as Ill ~4 I? v WTRR 1400 RADIO fz OIL FILTER BRAKE 99C ADJUSTMENT 32 2? 30- 91 313130- 92 30 3S 35- 100 3104033- to] 363140- 107 4117- 100 : Now WITH OIL CHANGE ANY CAR FIRST LINE OIL 4.60 $ a TIRE ROTATION 5 $188 J• SHOCKS 329 $ SET OF 4 MOST CARS INSTALLED TUNE UP I CYL $ Used Tires $58 ANY CAR ALL 4 WHEELS 7 - Ph-! a - COMPLETE AC RECHARGE New Tires FRONT END SEMINOLE 88 BRAKES • . - - . - ss CAR $ to Racin 95 $ PARTS INCL. Dal,r3 Sleib Reno Gambone Jeff Parger Mike Tschirhart - . ' .. s AT LOW LOW • . - ALIGNMENT $7.95 WEDNE SDAY'S RESULTS Satellite Sone (Dick Foyt won the pole position for the last race here with a Speed T (1) 6 00 3 60 3 Evas Dream Drivers only had today and of 193.926 miles pe r hour, but (4) 3 20. Q (I 7) 52)20. T 1.37.2 d .1 I SECOND- I Proud Mac Win rrs(x8% fi n Fri day to iiflu iilC extra spew new poke restrictions inluht (Mike D'Amsto (7) 3.40 5 DO 100, 2 they needed before pole position keep speeds below wat this Flukey Luke (1) 4 001 60, 1. All Tim@ q y. -, FIRST — I Ibar Edard (1) 21 In / ?S262974 25 33- I Chuck Palm Jim Mann' - DAYTONABEACH AT COLONIAL DRIVE 2ii2lizill . ------------- FiF (S4--Hole Medal PISV) Pro Division 252S26-- 76 JIM Haynes Dan Anders 232132- is 292625 19 Joe Maratzilo 253126- 82 Jack Poole 262631- 53 Rich Henderson Dave Grether 30302S-- 5 um Danieft 3132 31 9A Ken E vans Amateur Division Jerry Manning Doug 24 28 27 Dave Bec k -- -- • and PutfPuff H Harness -4 : at8 OO,exceptSunday Beau Best- - THING a (No New . • IT'S THE Neely); 2 Jack Pence (Levan) 3 Cypress Storm (Myers); Ocala 27 21 2632 21 252628 3126 30Doug Felton like Hiss at 181.754 mph. Novice Division 21 27 30. "There's inore glixxi cars than sieve Aoodiey even attract any in- last year I23N 0raslteit*mT,aI Pro Their cars aren't going fast last year" to make the field for Steve Yadlocfty enough. the $1 million hlay 30th race. Bob Henderson Not fast enough to char.ce a The slow qualifier in 1975 was Bill Hubbard qunlif>lng Co. bes) S Winning Angel (B Rer) 6 Top Reward ID Amato) $ Ocala Bebe driver) 2 York (May 2 0). (in) (Peters). 3. Sall Boat (Dilloracell Chicago (8-Johnson 1-3) at 4. Armbra 1i (Bennett). 5 Kansas City (Leonard 1 1). (n) Dusty Tag (Ne*man), 6 Texas (Umbarger 3 I) at Cal Sweetheart Votto (Dayton) 7 ifornia (Tanana 23), in) Mutiviny K. B. (E. Hysill 0, Robins Only games Scheduled Kim (Bereinak.) FIFTH - 11 Billie E. (Peters); 2. MilwauFriday's Comes kee at Boston (n) Rebetridge Rob (J ItyStil) 3. Captain Riddle N.(SiCal; 4 Wei ern Baltimore at New York. (n) Cleveland at Detrot (n) Champ (Kurtzworth) S S Ad Chicago at Kansas city. ( Herschel (Newman) 6 Joppa Star Maid (Dvoracek) 7 Maurice Ed Minnesota at California Hi) Texas at Oakiand, (n) ward (Berernak). 1. Jim% Dream IO'Amato) SIXTH - 1. Flyer Forcing fl (J ohnSon) 2 Heather Chance £L. II IlHall). 3 Conestoga 8 K uc ' 18). 4 E.R.D. (Filipelli) 5. Howards Champ ~ 6. Princess NBA Playoffs Strong (R. (Ploward) Regur); 7 Selbys Semifinals or Surns Guy (Befeinak) Churchill of S pee . '1~ 32) at Cleve. ton) Detroit (Ruhle Saratoga and Churchill Dow-ns Downs, had to say after the In tradition and poss i bl y in i vo t e, ,, in beau t y, has class U) Ieu Galbreath, chairman of teetered on the edge of financial Hialeah's directors said lie collapse for two years. wasn't sure if stockholders, who Wednesday 's action by the have reportedly suffered more Board of Business Hegulation than $5 million over the past may have shoved it over by five years. would want to adding to the possibility of e itinue if given the 50-da) tockholders voting to close the late-winter meet beginning in S Kinnickinnick Galavant (5 Clark) 6 Sam Today sOames Baltimore (Palmer 44) at Drucker (Sica) 7 Queen May (Joison) I Racing Cloud (Br'? Milwaukee (Travers 21) Ilialcah, shich ranks with Ilialeab and also us 500. 1. * 13 9 591 3 14 11 SIq 4kl nings sion to taYe Florida's prinic James Baroli Sr. Clairman thoroughbred raciiig uates Richrd Pallot and Jmes W. a w ay from the 51 sear old track hnes tlissented and"give them to Gulfstream "I'm (tisappointed," was all Park. that LyTin Stone, president of 'i FIRST 5 Chicago 1 12 400 1 California tO 19 345 9' Wednesday's Results Boston 6. Cleveland A. 12 in because of a state board s dcci I975 backers W M Sandelin and din CW TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 7 1$ 3)0 I' wait Tcas Kan City Oakland Loses Staid) Ilia crrunent S91,470 owe defor Ii of h 'ood races Park faces a pjim future ---- 1230 hp diesel 2 Pla) The Red, out," said trainer lkRo) Jolle), MIAMI (API — 1 TENTH- 1, Checfful illill (Te(j Rau) (6) S 00 2.20 240, 2. Dr AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L P cf. GS 1 6 7 696 New York Mlfwkee 10 9 .526 4 P r im Ieah 2 00.1 Philadelphia at Houston, (n) Texas 1, CAtifornia 0 10 whom a COPY Of ' his Notice of Administration has been mailed are %ibilitilel of res;den(r or ownership representolive, of the verive of as may from time 10 time b jurisd!con DEMANDS AND authority of the City of Sanford, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida. and the provisions of said WILL BE FOREVER BARRED %I publication of this Date of the Chal 171, Laws of Florida, 1975 SEC rION I That this ordinance '4ollct of Administration: May 13. shall become effective immediately 1916 France% Smrcek upon its passage and adoption. As Personal Represenla A copy shall he available at the live of the Estate of of fice 'f the City Clerk for all per MARY SMRCEK the same amine r to ci sons Deceased All parties in interest and citizens %hall have the opportunity 10 be ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL heard at said hearing. Dy order of the City Commission S Daniel M Hunter DANIEL M. HUNTER, of of the City of Sanford, Florlds, Hunter, Pattllio, Marchman H N Tarnm. Jr & Strong City Clerk K Ave Publish May 13. 20. 27 June 3 1976 21 ELKS - Properly described herein sh all be entitled to all the rights and privileges and Immunities a$ are from lime 10 lime granted residents and property owners of the City o0 Sanford, Florida, and as are further provided in Chapter 171. Laws of Florida, IVIS. and %hall FIFTH -1 MulHlaW:Iiy 5.41060 1 2:11. SE VE NTH- 1 B • Louis, 1 16 day of April 1976 box 1111. Sanford. Florldla 12771 (Seal) ORDINANCE NO. 1140 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLOR'OA TO By - Mary N, Darden ANNEX WITHIN THE COR Deputy Clerk PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. UPON DARIO J. ICARDI Post Office Box ADOPTION OF SAID OR S32 South New York A A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN Winter Park. Florida 317" PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN track. mid March PARK AVENUE AND MAGNOLIA Publish: April 29. May 6 13 20 976 DEY 140 AVENUE AND BETWEEN EAST Columbus, Ohio, millionaire Gulfstream spokesmen ar25TH STREET AND EAST 19TH sportsman John Galbreath gued in the hearing that lila STREET IN ACCORDANCE WITH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR hinted t that fate in arguing leh's death would have no cfTHE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 171 0U LAWS OF FLORIDA 197S 444I meeting be ginning Jan • . breeding or ruenue in the .File Number 76 13CP WHEREAS. there has been filed DivisIon 15, 1977 in the peak tour ist state with the City Clerk of the City of In Re: Estate of nford Florida tition ton MARY SMRCEK l'allot, traditionally a strong faining the names of the property "1 can' sa> t what will happen Deceased Hialeah defender, admitted owners In the area described NOTICE OF to Hialeah if we don't get the hereinafter he made indicated that a orUa f ALADMINISTRATION w inter dates" Galbreath said lathe rea he City of HAVING TO L Sanford, Florida. and requesting to I can tell you it will be a sad that Florida would hve mde CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST nore inioney if Gulfstream had be included therein. and ALL dav f9r Floridii racing if we WHEREAS, the Pf run the middle dates this year. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED don't get it." er of Seminole County, Florida It THE ESTATE: vng certified that are two INY The argument worked last U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED con tention tIati been that property owners in the area to be that the administration of the estate year when the board voted 3-2 annexed and that said proPerty of MARY SMRCEK, dec eased, File for Hialeah. It didn't th is year, ciiiiiiners have signed the petition for wise th Gulfstream in he lam Number ?6.136 CP. is pending in the with the board voting 3-2 3nnexalion. and for Circuit Court for Seminole County, (tales since Hialeah fared so WHEREAS, if has be" defell Gultstream. Florida, Probate Division, the ad mined that the properly deKribed drss of which is Seminole Count y The difference came from the hereinafter is contiguous to the fit problem s CcA)rthouSe. Sanford. Finriclis 32711. one new nienilrr on the panel. corporal# area of the Cit of San The Personal representative of the asically stem from high inter. ford, Florida, and of has fur ther bei er -state eiator Edmund est rates estate is Miss France% Smrcek, the group by annexation asswned determined that the whose address is 2767 Howell Branch J Gong of Miami lie said tl said prowly will not result in the It (or $21 million in Road, Apt. 10, Maitland. Florida protective action for Ilial ah creation of an enclave. and n1SI. The name and addrel of the 1972. WHEREAS, the City of 5anford. was creating a situation similar rld1 is rn a position to pride (,ullstrearn o ner James to the fedtr.tl i'o irrantnt s municipal services to the properly persons having claims or All bailout of Lockheed or Penn I)onn tried last year to buy described herein, and th City demands against the estate are Hialeah for $13.5 million, to Commission of the City of S:nford, Central THREE MON it in the best interest Fl orida it and mo ve the meeting o "It scenis tome the state will close THS FROM THE DATE OF THE of the City to accept said petition FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS adopt a policy of awarding fail. Gulfstream. and to annex said property, NOTICE. to file with Iheclerk offne ure," Gong Donn said -if ter We&esday's "T'hat does NOT, THEREFORE. BE IT a written %I tement of ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF above court vote he was still interested in I bother me. think this is detri. any claim or demand11I hey may have. Each claim must be In writing mentl to tht pr ncijNil (if gov- tile purchase. FLORIDA and must indicate the basis for the SECTION 1. That that certain claim. the name and address of the property n Seminole Coun follows be and crethtor:r his agent or attorney, Florlda,describled as and the amount claimed. It the the same is hereby annexed to and claim Is nof yet due. the dale when it mad# a part of the City of Sanford, will become due shall be slated. If Florida. pursuant to the voluntary the claim Is contingent or annexation provisions of Chapter unllquidated, ins nature of the un Ill 0". Laws of Florida. 1191S: certainly Shall be Stated. If the EVANS East of Lots I and 9, claim is secured the security shall SUBDIVISION ac cording to the The claimant shall plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book be described. INDIANAPOLIS (All) The speeds will go up, you 1. Page 17. Public Records of deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to Seminole County, Florida. While virtually everyone fawms c. -in bet on that," &aid veteran mail one copy to each personal SECTION 2. That upon this or lJoyd Ilub). "It's Just a matter over Janet Guthrie's ever), presentative fective the dinance becoming in A ll mOve a curious thing is ha of some dri ve rs getting t heir • residents and prper yn to Scott Fine Hendiey, 3470; 2. Bob Benson-JIm Haynes 366) 3 J ohn Bowers Torn and At Indy 3111 45-15 Ill 13- S Episcopal finished with 291 80rby Wells rf po ints to 148 for Pine Crest in Clarence Scippio -' blema e El ocuti onist, thd Whe re's k- 8 boys Won D:) log Scotch Snip (8) 13 10 3,40, 3 Nancys 4.2o. I. Galdos Rodollo (1) S.Ol 0 2 in deems 3 29 Is 10 003 002 1-4 Steve flarnal p 31011 100 1--S Pierre Simmons lb Jeff Webb c Steve eslivicss Larry Swell 2b, Wes, Coopeir if Shane Hunter Cf 11 Butcher Ill M0101 Brown rt eight 0(10 events to easily out- ilendley are c1lminatlo, learns sill play Grieve and Guy Mongello, Is - 7 ° ° United Tras Another Ocala team, Gary - 1 1 Ed Rlinkausigo it Rodney Carley cUlb Totals Greg Parker lf Totals APb%X PRODUCE Well Kansas City 17. Miesota or , SIGNED AND SEALED this 26th - - Jorge S) t)10 60, T 2:10. 1. (4? 5 to, 4 00; Z. Mill Diaga (1) 5-60, 3 00; 3 Zubi Gastl 1 1 (7) 3 00; 0 FIFTH- 1. Tahlors Farvel 100, 0 (2 A) S32.00; P 17 4) $119 70. 0 1) S3? 70, P 18 1) 1109-50. (Bridges) (5) 610 3.60 260, 2 TWELFTH - 1. Isaila Bonigil FOURTH - Ir Mutilla (4) 0.00, Foolish Lad (6) 5 80 3 20. 3. Amy 5 00, 4 00 ~ 7 E gurbi ( 3) S $0. 4 10; 3. (11 5.40.3 20. 3.20; 2 Rafael Sarduy -Equirbi (7) T IS 6 3) 1168.29, T 2:20. 3) %Ill 30; DD 12 4) SIS] 30 SIXTH- 1. Freedom 7 rai (V an 0 (3$ with IS) $117750 there 1 0 Totals sonville Episcopal at the 1 Aatael Wally THIRD - iloar Loran:o (2) Ovy (3) 1700 510 3.60; 2 Urharte Edward (6) 9 00 410. 300; 7 Eulie (5) 300 0(1 3)511400 T (3 1 York at Cir,~irriats, (n) San Francisco at St. xpecled to be entered today for year-old chainpion who had a the 1150,000-added Preakness, nine-race winning streak which at 1 3-16 miles is one- napped in the Derby. worked sixteenth shorter than the Wednesday, goine five-eights of PERSONS 5 3 7 0 0 Bruce Bostonrf Bowers and Tom Holt third. fM Ist& - 0 0 3 --- - -year-olds were and four other ) Hialeah NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 10 OF AN ORDINANC E BY T HE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given I hat a PubliC will be held Seminole County. Florida HiS Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, at proceeding and to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiffs at. ?:Mo'clock P M on June 14, 1976. to lorneys, whose name and address consider the adoption of dinance by the City of Sanford, are hereinafter set forth as required by law, not later than the list day of Florida. as follows: May 1976 Thhi isiii t ment prep ar epa ed 0 c P - TENTH - I Rota Pccins 12) 10,20, 4.20. 360; 2. Uriarte Loren:0 Bob Edward (1) SECOND - 1. Virfor Edward (6) (Kurtilwor1h) (3) 460 3.80 4.00, Irene Vo(fl17306603 Saint Clair l 10 16 .395 7 11 better Ix- , lashics Home primary showing a point-point ad- 15-iloint cons, )Iation plus a 201vantage over the Bob Benson- polut championship. TrWhies Jim Haynes duo with John wifl be awarded to the - "a too- a 007 211-10 Darrell Shuler 3b 2 Mike Leonard 2b 2 2 0 0 Bill Adams C 3 0 0 Il Denton lb 2 1 0 David Holt cf 24 1 the top fowteamsks each class and 1)n 4 Ae IR N 0 o o Heading into Friday's third factor. Mike Griswald and ;Ind final round, which wil Pablo Garcia cemented their ad teams for Class A hold ont1econd, putt ing 11 points f paUdo finals and another four between them and third placm in Class B, there were no JLsta Garcia and Steve Morris. Followilig Friday's sessions, changes from the first round leaders. 0 0 0 22 10 Plaintiff and TOM YOST is the Defendant The nature of this suit is to recover monies due on loan from SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MAITLAND. YOU ARE REQUIRED file your Answer or other written defenses to the Complaint with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of VernonMi, Jr City Attorney P.O. _________ lead Class B par serve a $1 JACK PROSSER FORD AS R H .44 Ne eighth in the Derby. who has had littk- to say to the Harriera's Preakness entry reporters since the Derby. lorn Y) Quail Hollow Condominiums Cresenl Beach, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Coniplainthas been filed against you i the above Styled Court whCteifl SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Wife Hearing UNITED TRANSPORTATION AS N H Alfred Bookhard 3b 3 0 0 Mike Galm 2b p 3 mark Swinford lb Ss LenfordSuttonlllb 1 1 Allen Gaim cf 77 615 16 San DiegO tp Honest Pleasure, the 1975 2- ure IXrb>, to 2 0 FIRST FEDERAL 10 13 is 11 .621 16 11 SfJ IS IS "One thing I'm they cotn ' going to tell you, lie in't golina Barrer.I. "But you behind anyone hei rn1tsnt in tile Derby: Cojak, sixth in the lie had the same type of Plaintiff, 3 Bold Forbes broke on top in hoping the two speed burners San Francisco (D'Acguisto 0 the Derby and stayed in front will falter so that they can 2) at Chicago 18urris 1 4) till the way for a one-length vic- mke a winning run in the 31710 11S.00, 710, 5 20; 2. Jorge Mandiolis Friday's Games NINTH- 1, Senators Tina (Rau) (5) 7.40. 12,00; 3. Solana Boniquen tor over IronM Pleasure It Is stretch 5n Die go at Chicago (6)6003.103, 00.2 Metr lina RI $71.80, P (S 5) impossible to say whether a -77hat's the wish everybody Montreal at Atlanto. (n) Los Angeles at Pittsburnh, horse will break on the lead, but got -- they kill each other and 0 (3 6) 26.00, T A6 3 4) 182.10. T S7113.00; 12 3 with all 1) $114.60. to you Jim Miller p Greg Church 2b 3 I I Booby Gorzalezrf I 0 0 0 0 0 16 Montr - Echanh: (1) 660 100 3 tiaa (6) .370 0(1*) Li 1J P (I 1.t ioc 6.67 Cincinnati est Pleasure with the others ' TO an YCRU55I Todd Warren Fox rf Totals hort -, 3 0 0 Judge F loyd D 17) 100 3 60, 3 Party Atlanta I lope, wanted his colt to join the San Fran Nothing. s 4 Defendant DEZ6S AS R H ° 2 7 7 o 3 7 3 Tony Clark, if Harold Gains it a NOTICE OF SUIT Publith May 13 20 77 June) 1976 Billy Sweet P Isaac Williani 3b Totals Itoy pike Wd Mike Nostro continue to I. Jeff Tom Vitilins 0b Dwayne Drolluers? ?b Tom Campos it Ricky Chesser pib Greg Swift 3b Ill Erik Frioddit is Mike Brooks rf Bill Hudgi rl Darrel Payne cf amlo Jessup cf Jeff Swill cf in the Louis Wo1son,ossner:fI1es frilir were Toni Yost, PO Drawer jlmwiiiiamslb chat* A CO- Saturday 'p0 3M) 7 Vfrtnrflyy (1) ' 3 flaqun lcienio ($j 3 Ge ) , BALTIMORE rain- developed when er Laz Ildrrera knows exactly who runs from off the pace, won Montreal what lie will tell jockey Angel the Illinois Derby the same by Cordero before he goes to tile WId Forbes won the Kentucky Los Ang Preakness PuPIL THIPfl -' rIA 5it. (/ York - ARD 2) 179470 00 (77)$I() T7-17 1 16 8 Chicago , CASE NO 71,2CIO-CA :3-D By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Jack T, Bridges. of CLEVELAND, MIZE L BRIDGES CHASE A COMPANY All, R H 2 0 0 Scott RicharthonP 2 0 I Jeff E dw ardic 3 0 0 MilfordHay es ss Eu2trieRogero lb Pat Daugherty cf I 0 0 Mike Rlcecf 2 0 0 Dtwayne Hunter 3b Chris Hunter If 0 0 0 Bob Francis It 2 0 0 Wardel Fr4ck 70 Erir Butt rt 0 0 0 William Boyd ff Totals Rail,ad.rs Nelly Pitts arrer ANN Clerk of the Circuit Court Newman. KevinHuamand BoGraham3b Fred Howard In the Out ano JULIE (Seal) Arlhiur H, Beckwith, Jr. RAILROADERS hit 3-fnr PORTER, it Court, on this 111h day of MaY CircV 1976 d Bobby Wells rapped Jeff Kipp p Tb Scott Sounders 11 Jeff Thomas ri Totals IS STROMISERO-CARLSON H Claude Spps if 30 2 AS S c Pat Slatier 3 R iChard Brusnalhan 2b p mond Quinn )bc obfnsonp second round of the awteur ticipant& They accwnulated 40 jai-Mal qualifying tournament points for the day, most for at the Orlando~Seminole either class, with Pike's - Miller spun a two-hitter to spark Railroaders, backed Ing to ^be an advantage unIess r LW 11-5. 1 Amateu i Leaders Intact 0jj contest, while StrombergCarlson rowided out the Continental Iagu? card b} cuffing United Transportadon Union, Bac ks To WalI Flyers At Home Th ree. Qpill urnss top players at the Spectrum to • 30 0 "I don't believe strongly n a Totals atch vsdeotapes of Tuesday home ice athantoge for any nit's game while the rest LAKE MONROE INN corn lete p -2 eague Reggie Leach, have jumped out might lose. I'd say it's a crucia], seventh stanza by combining an to a 2.0 lead in th e series But game for us and not so crucial error with Darrel Payne's they haven't won here since double. for them." 0 Stromberg swamped U.T.U. a Oct. 25,1973, and aren't cvrWn Shero split Ns team Wedneso they car, end the string in Game SEMINOLE SPORTING day, keeping all but three of his clinch their second American cause of an injured left ankle Basketba Association cham- suffered with two minu!es re. 0 1 0 0 0 0 Police won a Senior Uague Bridges c ionshp In thr ee years. New mainingin Tuesday night's fifth baseball game Wednesday at Tot als ;i Ii 12 2 I York takes a 3.2 lead into the game at Denver. won by the anford h1emoritill Stadium via Patrick Outcasts 10 401 0- 6 si4h game of their sideduled NuggeO 11&110. forfeit from Chase & Co. Lake Monroe Inn 443 004 x-11 - - 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Bryanllb Sandersc It's unlikely Eakins wW hai blocked two shots after coming to play 48 minutes tonight when off the bench. - edged First Federal, &5, in ::: bacon p run ing " said offensive ' backfield son. "He was an outstanding Wlback, the was switched to f fl5. L 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jacksonci seventh round of the NFL draft along HalerI Williams P R 106 rdle p 2 and scored 22 career touchdoArns at Nebraska. IS of them rushing. -ins, the New York Nets' veter. without their starting center, 0 0 0 0 0 0 , Davis, 23, was selected in the UIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) best-of-seven final series I have to go 48 minutes against the Lkniver Nugg . Davis CINCINNATI iAP) — The CinciUL nna LS ti &liU hav signed ony pound running back from the 3,w2, ____ ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 first setback of the season, &-I to Knis of Columbus Seminole Sporting Goods - It was shades of the 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates for Prosser Despite conflicting views of weplaywell We can't Just walk Fo1'd as Vernon Law h ur led a Snt on cf Peterson st I o o o o o their 2Lryear home tee un- out there and win a hockey four-hit victory and poled atWoGordon 3b 3 2 2 1 0 0 beaten streak, the defending game because it's on our home run homer. Steve Sensakovic Roblnsonsi 3 I 7 1 0 0 champion Philadelphia Flyers ice Montreal plays well on the turned In the days stellar of. 3 1 0 0 0 0 Stumpf lb all agree on one thing: they road and we're going to have tq fensive effort, colleCtng three 3 1 0 0 0 0 Fakess c Hudlckc o 0 0 0 0 0 ha ve to win tonight's third pin) our best game" singles for Apex Cuoptf2b 1 2 1 0 0 game of the best-of-seven Philadelphia Coach Fred Totals 2310 2 0 1 First Fede ral led Seminole Stanley Cup playoff final Or Shero agreed 'Home ice they're In real trouble. doesn't determine whether you SPO S, board ISO lie X-10 being win or lose. It's the personnel early going. despite The Canadiens effectively that's going to de termine tha t limited to a game-open ng 5. •LOP scoring I I 5, I T harnessing urnessng the PATRICK OUTCASTS A uam Y .on The crowd doesn't score goals. single AS R H 3B IS HR PhiladelpWa forward line of ~-5 in the If we play a little better, we're Seminole knotted it RohtiIf 3 2 Inked Bt, Cinrs-' sprained Wednesday night victory which his left ankle in the opening - k H 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 21 I 3 • • SEABOAREICOAST LINE AS R H 25 3B RH Hall 7 0 0 0 0 0 the second half, when We had that game won (our the difference to 10 points in the rebounds or five times and let it get away. second half even after losing A lot of its were awfully upset star center Alvan Adams, ' 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 19 points at halftime, cause for Curtis Perry got most of his 23 some concern by twice cutting points and game-hlgh 18 about that," said Phil Smith. NBA's Roolde of the Year. - in 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 Brown 3b ence championship. just a mild sprain and we're sixth game, Friday night hoping he'll be ready Friday The rol," said Warriors guard n i gh t in Phoenix, could end the Charles Johnson, although the Golden State zipped into a 40championship dreams of the was in scoreboard 24 lead after one period, With disagreement through most of underdog Suns, but Coach John Smi th and Johnson scoring 10 MacLeod noted 'We're just the National Basketball ints apiece and center Cliff down Po , three n, i'odation play of f game which Ha) adding nr Ri ck Barry • were cer ta inl y not going to , On OP enocu with scored lOot hIs 23 points in the give up" 111-95 Wednesday night. second quarter. Three da-s earher in PholeThey gave the defending FhoeWx outscored the War- _____ 1 3 3 3 3 3 ______________- the CIrcuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk ROGER L. BERRY of AND Michael Wright scattered four Bob of Clerk 1tT'4E AU "Y 7,MlTLAP4 U rt or FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the banking corporation Continental League pace- out two hits a3 the Knight of setter, Jack Prosser Ford, Columbus took 64 memure of advanced to a 9-1 mark by the Mks, despite two hits by .1 30 4 1 I 0 Eldridge them far eugh the 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals : Itaridy Robinson overChaseandCompany, while S cAdam Ill Hill rf Alexandec p en State Warriors played it safe vantage in the best-of-seven MacLeod said, "He wasn't able -- ' WlINESSmy hand Attorneys for Petitioner PORTER, Wife Petitioner, these Post Office Drawer 0 command to Sanford, Florida 32771 nd' u' e A nswer' or otherPublITh May13, .fl. June). 1976 defense or pleading with the Clerk of DEZ 46 the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida. and serve a copy IN THE CIRCU17 COURT IN AND thereof on Petitioner's attorney, Jack T Bridges of Cleveland, Mile TY, & Bridges, P 0. Dravief Z. Sanford, FLORIDA Railroaders hitter to earn the breezed to it5 ninth straight In the Junior League, 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 300 000 Blythe ?b -- ______ cerpc au 0 Thursday, May 13. 1976-11A -_ Fl.. BO ORE co (Seal) Arihvr H Beckwith, Jr. Responcli Undefeated i - rebounding W Lim 9 19 '321 ' 2' Triple Crown competition. Bold Its thereof on Petioneri aorney. said he will discuss Forbes Is own ed by Esteban Los Angeles 6 St lows 3 Chi cago . an Francis Fuller, Post Office Drawer 0, the race with Cordero but Rodriguez Tizol. 11 inninil Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before "when you have a good rider on I'he Preakness shapes up like San Diego A. Philadelphia 0 the I Ph day of June. 1976, otherwise your horse, you don't give intile Derby ;I duel on the lead New York 0. Atlanta 3 6 default will be entered against Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 3 structiows on how to ride your between 11old Forbes and lionyou. Marriage a Vinculo having been filed regarding your marriage to OF JAY K Monday's games wal rhalzud __ your Answer or other defense pleading with Hi: C1 of he Cfr cult Court In and for Seminote County, Florida, and servo a copy ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN. (Jay ll June. 197!, or vengeful moundsmen. W estbrook Warriors Try To Wrap Up Phoen x c ers Na b LL Spotli*ght The pendulum shifted in the with an eight-run fourth-inning Sanford 11ttle League Wed- cascade keyed by Billy Sweet's nesday and the offensive nood home run. Lenford Sutton 0 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 ThIrfeen Miller, JULIE ANN PORTER in the Cir 104 0 0 _ NATIONAL LEAGUE East THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO, and seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this cuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, the short title of which Is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE P ;4 ADELE DEHR. lil I 8arrer3 -- -A METRO STANDINGS I I marriage has been Iifed against you, and The short title is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ARTHUR R DEHR. Husband, and ADEL .1DEHR, Wife, and thel presents I. SCC will attempt to wide jt. narrow distance from the loor) ness I Bo or es B as yes V*ictor Phila P rea k CWTCOURTJNAND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dissolution Publish; April 29. May 6. 11, 20, 19?6 DEY I]? &ar ll~ 1 THE R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. a E limited k . -raw ilill; V the lb-O Gat., IN Evening ' flOrdcernnOieCovntyFd CASE NO 76-1116- CA- 04. 5 uider the fictitious name Of In Re the Marriage of SEDLER & STONF COUNSELORS ARTHUR R DEHR Hutband AIR Partnership, and and teachers )74 Led by John Boggs' three 1 on JL. i sixth-inning bulge. Belcher paced the Eldridge onslaught with a double and two singles while Mcky Grant's 2. 1011/ 11%, i Patrick's whitfled it to 7.6 thr Car Carriers' hopes fur an ne SCC 'przf before the Innkeepers iced upset which would've Eldridge scorelessly for two things in the sixth inning on a catapulted them past SCC in the frames before a seven-run Auto-Train's we I \4' i*..i Legal Notice li is hereby given that re iii eSit nuatill-d,irl business at Sheraton Inn, 0 • of Monroe Inn's charge to a st,venth straight triumph, 11-6 over the Patrick Outcasts. 40 I a an in al _ __ "51111 • -. 7 17 — - - ______ - - - FIRST — I'1i'N ' A . . - -'-- L • g ; . I- •• •• - - - -•; �Hera ld, 1 ay, May m ign Em;d I UNDER NEW Witches I Alan Mayer 914,'^t 1U5f941Z C/' W,4'Y4V1• ,4 LAA, 'L/4t5 H/7frn, gs4 ,.> 1 Brew Off In 12th Pays Innin Yanke" 7. Tigers 6 double toil and Mass., to do something about Every [l al starter scored at Consecutive singlsby Mike only run of the the hex. r l and .ou run and got at least Hargrove, Toby Harrah and Rangers edged California be. Fll'C burn and cauldron "I don't know a thing about niella homered for New York one tilt. Jeff Burroughs with one out in lund the nine.hit pitching of ex• bubble, baseball," she said. but someone apparently nut Anr 13W Singer. the eighth lnrJn produced tj lrner:; 1, tng'tc o 01 and iji f frog, A slow-starting witch, it t hex __________________________________ Wool of bat and tongue of dog. her 11 ;.nings to come up with runs scored as they committed Three bloop hits, a fly, a balk the right well. She said in- three errors on one play. With Ende d all the panic talk. cantions are not part of her the Yankees leading 1, Jim Witch froin Massarhu5e(ts routin(, but rather the use of Mason and Mickey Rivers sin. came: cla trvoyan. gled with one out in the fourth Boston's Red Sox %on a So with MS. Cabot sitting be- inning. Roy White lifted a fly hind the Boston dugout in flow- ball to center field where lion 11% HERSCHEI, NISSENSON ing black witch's garb, Doug LeFlore dropped it, but recovGriffin, leading off the 12th, ered in time to throw Mason out A1 Sports Writer clairyanced a bloop single oft at the plate as he tried to score Make room in the Witches' Dave LaRoche and, after a sac- from second. flail of Fame for Laurie Cabot. rifice, so did Cecil Cooper. That Orioles 8, Brewers 6 n For 12 days In May and the sent Griffin, to third and he Reggie Jackson blasted his last seven in April, the Red Sox scored the e-breaking run on first home nm for Baltimore, a hadn't won a game as the Texas Carl Yastrzemski's long fly. grand slwn that keyed a sixrun Rangers, Kansas City Royals Cooper took third on a another sixth inning. Jackson's blast off and Cleveland Indians cast 10 bloop hit by Rick Miller and rookie left-hander Jerry Sq. Ft. Ft. consecutive spells over the scored - - hex. hex! — on a balk Augustine gave the Orioles a 7-6 defending American League by Toni Buskey, giving the Red lead. Lee May homered on the S Kitchen available for your caterer champs, the club's longest Io Soxa 64 witchery — er,'jctory next pitch for the final run. '1:4' es ing streak since 1960. • iliti over the Indians. Earlier, Royals 17, Twins 5 Manager Darrell Johnson. at errors by firs'. baseman John Rookie Toni Poquette drove e a loss what to do kept sending Lowenstein contributed to a in four runs with to doubles the same pitcticrsout (by after pair of unearned Boston runs and a triple and Al Cowens losing day. Then,a Boston radio while Cleveland had one runner drove in four more with a pair station sig a free-agent cut down at the plate and of doubles aS the Ho als poundwitch, Laurie Cabot of Salem, dnotlwr at third ed out a club record 22 tut.s H PRAZ/IR . / - / 't I. 9RI411Y . '*,' ,iv - /"6*, 1 5/j$100/ I \ W1711 131 ( \ \ E I II 49 wi ' oo / :.' N. , 1200 Sq. 0.1 1 TrainsInves t iga o ty t 862a2843, 83 1 9045 i - umm DEAR ABBY: About threc I tactfully said that I like months ago my son, who is 37, them, but I dicta", think! could divorced and the father of two, use them. One of the other introduced me to his fiancee ladies spoke up and said that a nice-looking, intelligent, shecoulduse them. She asked if Abby refined person. I took t hr 7 I nuld please sell them to her. right away. (I'll call her I asked the hostess how much "Agnes.") she paid for them, and she said l M told that 'n.s e thought I had a lot of nee was a "transsexual." I never to ask. It created a 3cene, with knew such people existed, instead. Then the patient could members taking sides. I Abby. lie explained ftt she read the cards at his leisure rtzigned and so did two other was born a male and lived as a when he's sufficiently members. inan for N e:!l t, U1.11 Well,I went Mn-se my e should have been a cniivenlr~ i( ~x -..-) dr1-1:1;,:z. prize or the n I tiAld woman. oman. (,I- had a sex-change ;(;CRAZY my huthand about. it. ?' :d! operation two years ago and is DF-AR GOING: Your letter is should have accepted the prize now a norffull woman, except well worth the space In this and kept my mouth shut. What that she can't bear a child. do you think? column. Readers — please? Agnes looks as much like a LOST OUT DEAR A13BY: I belong to a woman as I do. Nobody would card club that has eight DEAlt LOSTh I think with a ever know-she wasn't a born members. TTw other night I won huashand as smart as your female. Anyway, I had a hard first pre, which turned out to husband, you don't need to e all this, but be a set of brass candlesticks. write to Dear Abby. when I saw how happy she is makingmy son I couldn't hold ___________________________________________ it against r. ' Nobody in our family knows I her background, and I don't want them to, but Agnes is Specializing in Fast going on a national TV show to tell her story. (She says it will Service Techniques helpothertranssexuals.) If she goes on TV, all our friends and relatives will recognize her, w>. and I don't think I could hold / my head up. My son says he Cut & doesn't mind, and he's cons idering going on TV with her! Don't you think they should consider me and keep this whole thing a family secret? ASHAMED DEAR ASHAMED: Apes' first consideration Is to bend. I lf she and your son want logo -i on TV, it's up to them, Ask I .. . - . - - . - - -- \. . .. - , er: Collection 0 : Ila 11 * .0. t 11 T wo '' Uomers By The Associated Press : SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 14 thru 20 . Morales singled after Anuy -— The respective values of Dodgers 6, Cardinals 3 those two baseball players are RonCeysnappedatlewithan receiving considerable at- eighth-Inning double, leading tention these days, In light of Los Angeles over St. Louis for heir early-season per- the hot Dodgers' 15th mump tformances. in 17 games. Cey. who entered Messersmith, the pitcher who the game hitting .333 with eight landed amj11ion-dollarcontract home runs and 21 RBI, delivwith the Atlanta Braves after ez-ed his game-winning blow off turning free agent last wmtet-, reliever Harr Rasmussen. Padres 4. Phillies 0 can't buy a victory so far. Left-hander Randy Jones Wednesday night, he dropped a decision to the New York drew a six-hitter to become the 6-3 Mets for his fourth lass in six first National League pitcher this season as starts in an Atlanta uniform. San Diego beat Philadelphia. The key to Messermiith's Ph-ales 6, Reds 3 downfall was Kingman. who Willie Stargell lined a two-run continued to hit baseballs with double as Piw-Oxrgh scored four runs in the Iifth inning to purchased for a relatively defeat Cincinnati. Jim Hooker, cheap $125,OG) before the 1975 4-I,whoknockedinthe Pirates' 5eason from the San Francisco first run in the fifth with a Giants, collected four hits — double, stopped the hard-hitting t wo of them his 13th and 14th Reds on eight hits and walked home runs of the season. orly one — an intentional walk. Expos 7, Astros 2 Messernith, who has ohGar) Carter's two-run single viousl) seen better days with the Los Angeles Dodgers and broke a 1-1 tie and Larry ParCalifornia Angels, can't under. rish's two-run homer capped a stand his current predicament. four-run Montreal eighth inning as the Expos de feated Houston. Just d, t know• ._____ trouble ted the right'ill de . ent pitching in Atlanta than I did In Los Angeles , . . 'l' °f . Bicentennial Specscl Name brand I' COTTON WORK GLOVES - YELLOW PINE LIGHT BULBS FLAG SET / / • . - ... I C — I di# . _____________ '-"' . •V' - Pwr .. -Ei Bulb . 49 Reg. Piek'a. bulb) 4j7 ' _j# Req. 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TAKEOUT ORDERS WELCOMED ONG KONG - - FFMF Open I I a.m. tot.,p.m. Tuesday thru Sunday __________ NEW YORK (All) — Me younger than 18 — 1.9 per 100 birth Qontrol method acDEAR ABBY: A member of and among women ceptable only to older women," our family was recently in a diaphragm remains a highly ef- users no preg said Dr. Mar) E Lane one of near fatal accident and fectl%e method of contaceptlon aged 35 and older the researchers and formerly naturally we are very much for women of all childbearing nancies, the report said. -The low pregnancy rate we clinical director of the bureau. concerned. but our problem is ages, including teen-agers, a Th e authors said their study this. studs' reported today by observed among teen-agers Planned Parenthood-World challenges the conventional showed lower pregnancy rates Friends and relatives who wisdom that the diaphragm is than any previous research On mean well have been calling us Population says. somehow an old-fashioned the subject. 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' -_ ,~I Isis lia32 Giants 0 Steve Swisher knocked in We game's only run witha two single in the 11th inning as Chi, 4' : scat". .. Mopacote HOUSE PAINT - 0.6-OZ. r'' fri' . .t'i_,- WE G ? LV, : '. Each __ : -.-ç.:: • \ '- : : 9* 0 'c-..T..' • I YOUREYES '' : muqr,f FOR • : •r' No. 104 glove has knit WflSI 2* ---- '- 0 Inside frosted bulbs American made 3' x 5' flag. Made with weather-resistant cotton, Has sewn stripes. Comes with two 3' ____ MURINE — . : : , Ir'i:1rl.'TrI'j -I Each c:- c J,7 New York left-hander Jerry Braves to seven singles until Jimmy Wynn hit a three-run homer with two out in the riinth. w '" • : ftr ' /- • . iiirsllJri Koosman, 4-1, limited the i a '.""' I cago beat San Francisco. Jerry And' Messerith looks like Thornton fiad grounded an but a millIon dollars. the 11th. Manny Trillos boimA nd Dave Kingman appears to cer put Morales In scoring Ne worth much more than tion for Swisher's base hit to ._ .. : Installs i . I ri (1r4 Thursday, May f - : : -AK Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rs Mother Ashamed Of Son s O The Altamonte Springs present a play. Garden Club will hold its May Supper cominittc4e includes: meeting at the First Federal of Mr. and Mrs. Erich Daliman, Orlando Friendship Room, SR chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. 436, Altamonte Springs today at George Knoth; Major and Mrs. 6:30 p.m. The drama depart. Robert Watson; Mr. and Mrs. ment oft iiianIligh Sthoolwill Gunner Carlson and Mrs hi Rutherford. . . ' I : Bar fac es located In Seminole ned e Garden Club Meets For reservations contact Joe Badger, - I iglit 30 x 40 2400 i A Banquets, Weddings, Meetings 60 x 40 \ c So ma n e Society, were held at SeIrlp nrocedurt to follow cffec in Seminole County, calls people," Smith and MyersiioUi cordingly," said Myers. Herald Correspondent('omrnuni(y College. Two • • The last meeting explained for the animal conol office to agree, some people are simply ce tes olcomplairita th e ux liary Veterinarians, Dr. Bob Irian exactly what an investigative work with the Humane Society. ignorant of the ways to care for society receives include, vin. Neglect and cruelty to and Dr. Bob Walton, discussed agent may do when filing a Any animals found in obvious an animal. "They must be dictive, misguided and The Winter Park Memorial McKee, vice president; Mrs. animals is one of the world's small and large animals, in- complaint. le Smith, on the distress, should immediately be educated to take care of legitimate, so each complaint Hospital Auxiliary will Install Kenneth Davis, recording saddest sights. The Humane juries and first aid, at the first Seminole society's board, gave brought to the attention of the animals so they don't caust must be carefully c k out. new officers at a luncheon on secretary; Mrs, Em Society of Seminole County is session. examples of problems he has animal contr ol officer. An in- them to suffer," said Myers. The Society meets the third Thursday at Ross Raphael's corresponding secretary; Dr. now training its members to be During the second meeting, confronted. Dick Myers, vestigative agent must try to The investigative agents will Monday of each month at a Restaurant in Winter Park. James M ileham, treasurer, and volunteer investigetive agents, H. Marsee, former county president of the Orange County secure the names of witnesses. train on the Job, with an ex- p.m., at the First Federal Mrs. Anthony Grazno will Mrs. Roger Eghers, assistant cting to prevent man's cruelty attorney, and Randy Kramer, Humane Society, spoke to the It the animal is Ill enough to perienced investigator. "We Savings and Loan of Seminole succeed Mrs. Richard Cop- treasurer. to those who cannot speak for assistant state attorney, group. Orange County attorney, impound, a noUce must be left, cannot afford to get emotionally County, on SR , Longwood. penhaver as president. The luncheon program will themselves, discussed the county anima! Lawson IMar, gave answers in an obvious place, explaining involved in any case. We must Jack Conlon, president, enOther officers to be installed Include year-end activity and Three recent two-hour control ordinance, state and to legal aspects. reasons for impoundment. face the facts with calloused courages Interested persons to include Mrs. Vera Lindenberg, financial reports, and unupdate sessions, sponsored by the federal laws, and what A new procedure, now In Stressing, "educating the compassion, and act ac- attend, president-elect; Mrs. Thomas on planning and building. Suitable for me. ga u WOMEN By E!i)% IC1IOLS TWO HALLS FOR RENT ..• Cruelty To Animals ''°' g oy /11... _ o T First 323.8o FW[f PA01KING SOOPPINC ROJA! SANFORD -- �. 1 - -2 P-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, fi. - Thursday, My 13, 1q76 ___ 1.. : 31A-lJplexeS TEL E VISION L IS TINGS A ND H IGHL IG H TS New Mexican ma3haJ hnds n h030 C*)mrunity 05bO1etU!fleZCaPed Pt'SOfle(3. 1) 2.4 MARK OF JAZZ: Donald Bd leads the BLackbyrds, a band Composed of his former Howaid University Stude1s ifl SVOJ se1ect0ns. CE) WELCOME BACK, KOTTER: Jiiie lnites a rich fOrmr Classmate to dinner, unaware that Gabe Cfl'I SIan l*n. 3 MOVIE: 'The Black Le 9fl." Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan. 1936. Factoywod. or becomes klvod with Ku 6 HOGANS HEROES WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 24 INTFRCOM 24 5J TREK 730 (2) TREASURE HUNT CC WONDERFUL WORLD OF MAGIC 6* HOGAN'S HEROES CL) LETS MAKE A DEAL 8:00 (2) (i2) MAC DAVIS SHOW (4) CC THE WALTONS: A new lumber mill moves m nearby, causing a dastrous season lOt the Walton famJys ILJTIbO( busine. (A) MOViE: ThThfl. Lancaster. Robert Ryan. 1971. Thursday Evening 6:00 (2) CC (I) CL) NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR 11 24 ZOOM MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 (2) (12) NBC NEWS (4) (1) CBS NEWS I DREAM OF JEANNIE CL) ABC NEWS 24 LOWEU. THOMAS REMEMBERS 3J RIN TIN TiN 7 (2) TO TELL THE TRUTH 1) CONCENTRATiON 8:30 IJ BARNEY MILLER; Fish goes hime tot IQ!1TL Erry Fr, £ Sal. Mèdrnght Show B1sy Double Show _______ _______ COA _______ ___________ tws&TPurtIc w1,, IS putonrestried(Myafld has to train a new man on the ¶'4u3d.(R) 24 LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS: 1947." 8.57 .2) U2) NBC NEWS UPDATE 9.00 2) (11 NBC MOVIE CL) LAND OF HOPE: CC STRES OF SAN FRANCISCO. Larry Hanan, ma Balm star. Stone and Keller suspect a wvman's talk show host of murdering listeners he secretly dates. (R) 24 THE OLYMPIAD: Second oftfinnas11a*rnn-t1,Rfl herw, o! Olympics. This ao athletes who o'ercome InaodIe physical or emotional handicaps to win Olympic Medals. 3 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 1000 BARNABY JONES: Betty is held hostage by deS persIa man trying to reopen case of convicted brother. (A) 6* NEWS 7) 24 TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE (6) HARRY 0: Smuggiers kidnap Oiwes triend tO totc him to locate missing Jarnonds. (R) 700 CLUB 10.30 6t ALAN BURKE SHOW 11.00 CC (CCL) (6) (12) NEWS 5* WILD, WILD WEST 7) ABC CAPTiONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 24 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU 1130 (2) (12J TONIGHT (14) (6) CBS MOVIE: ice Zet)r. Part o. con- • "TANGERINE MAN" PR IS ES TH EATP F .. TKLAI1 pØ, au 9 •; ;, 'ICONO SAT SUN ii 3 HOUC AST NIlE 'PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" r:: no body in the family plot. ,.. SO • - ' i - __________ .', ; - jc.. J- '4-:- t - . - * •1 - - - -4_ '. i 2. - -' . _J -,.-'. -' I - 'I- .- I - t :; 11_ t ..iY .i.A-r4'ø t4 ' - • ,. .. •'l •)•V• - - ' ', - c -t - ¼ c - '- - -- - 4;J ;p: i (. ' - -__"L-'.4 , I, I.I''W ?' • - .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r I - --'"i'J SUPER MEAL '-: \. 'I -' I I 29 Our Biggest burger, regular order tries and a Iar9e soft I drink Build y'Dur burger the I way you like It at the Works Bar. -•-• • I A ' 7' - r: '.7.r; B..tr a'__________1, 4t&uiflt$ e'c1p4 5è1'sv Stat I I (ianøO) Limit one pet coupon per customer U•y37, 1976 I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9 I ' - - -- - - - - - ' - I $ -.-- Morning 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 (2) (Mon.) WITH THIS RING (Tues,, Thurs.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCAliON (1) DAILY WORD [egal Notice Salad Fries Texas Toast 1) lb Ôhopped Beet ,,,.'. $ _??%4n41;w4 that'sSirIoln. *m thIS coupon at perticipatwg Bure' ______ Cn.f Rail U?antI lIce t$.l',t Star Ij O-1a.'d) .. I (ip'lto.i C).!. May 31, 1916 - - - - - - - - - - -- _ - _ __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'e4Y fr? - RANCHER DINNER® -' . / Friday - '4 - -. F.V PORTER WAGONER SHOW 1.05 511) MOVIE 1-30 (4) LATE NEWS 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 1.45 (4) PASTORS STUDY (I) DAILY WORD 200 (2) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 300 IF INTERMISSION 3;30 IF MOVIE 5:30 It) COLONEL MARSH (2) (Fri. orgy) DAN GRIFFIN SHOW (6) SUNRISE SEMESTER (M0n, Wed., Ftt) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (Tues.) UNDERDOG (This-s.) BULLWINKLE 1) LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU .T) SUNRISE JUBiLcc 6:45 CC SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:50 (4) NEWS 6:55 (2)DJQ 700 (2) fl TODAY (Local news at 725 and 825). (4) Ct) CBS NEWS: (CIt 4, 730, lOcal news), 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS (6) GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA 8:00 CC CC C A P TA i N KANGAROO COMMUprr1' CLOSE UP 830 5* FRAN CARLION EXERCISE SHOV/ 900 CC PHIL DONAHUE SHOW. (1) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 5* (Mon.) LIFE IN ThE SPIRIT (Tue $.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LMNG (Wed) iE ROCK (This-s.) MANNA (Fri.) fl4 BrBLE (6) MOVIE: (Mon.) "Far Me and My Gal" Jity Gne Kelly. 1942. (B&w) (Fuss.) "wk Heritage." w (6) WIDE WORLD MYSRogers Jr.. Maureen TERY: MaIiniX." O'Si.Ih'-n. 1958, (Wed•) 24 ROBERIMAC NEIL REChop HiII."Gregory Peck, PornYGuari1O (flAW) isg 12:00 (T"P'Don5* ThE UNTOUCHA&IS ditlon." Jadde Gleason, Glynis 7) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU Jotwis 1963 1230 g MISTER ROGERS' (6) WIDE WORLD MYSNEIGHBORH000 TERY. 'The Magldast" (A) 930 1:00 5* 700 CLUB I) (12) TOMORROW 24 SCHOOL FROGRAMMING I 000 (2) ( CELEBAIIY SWEEPSTAKES (4) (1) PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 (21) 112) HIGH ROLLERS 3 700 CLUB 11:00 CC (12) WHEEL OF FORcbs TUNE (6) GftJ,,BrT CL) LETS MAKE A DEAL. 1130 (2) (12) H OIL YWOOD SQUARES (4) (6) LOVE OF LIFE 6* (Non, Tues., Wed.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thss.) . •. •-- -••----ON YOUR Ol (Fri.) RE- ARED HHCOCK'S ! - : TWO BIG SHEFS® Dute Dtcr meat Irti. docker bun. . .cheesa, lettuce ad special sauce i $ ilr t"4 COeJØOfl at Pat1)6tdI9 B'..'çt" I' CMJ • Ritit,tst aicept S*er Stsi - • I • I . - • Rd O"IS pt COupOc pm LI.'4 I'prafr,nO.t. May31 7916 -- - - -- - - - - - -- .- 1 SALAD Build your own at the Salad Bat. - - - - I I I .':.°" i'seccA5J.e-' .' ( ta"cSO) Limit one pee coupon per 39( E.pfafOtt Ma; 3! I i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINXE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-Sfl.CA-O.A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, • car pocat eon ocganize'd and exiSting er the laws of tre United Slates Amcr,,,, Plainhtf, Ideal IOctt,On frniSh('d 365 37I Reasonable rent _______________________________ _ttmc OrlQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole 831-9993 322 -2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8:00 A.M. 6 thru 25 times 26 times 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY . _________________________ ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon " landscaped corner lot, this.3 . pool deck, lovely trees, arbor, • - 3LsnesMinimum New 1 Bedroom, Air Conditioned Home Afternoon 1200 (2) (1) NEWS (14) (4) YOUNG AND RESTLESS e (Mon through Thurs.) DUCK, DUCK. GOOSE (f-n.) B NIMBLE 2.4 (Mon.) WORLD PRESS (TUOS Wed ThU3)LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fri) BOOK BEAT BIG VALLEY 12:30 (2) (12) TAKE MY ADVICE (4) CE) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 6* LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1 At.L MY CHILDREN 24 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MLNG 12.55 (2) (12) NBC NEWS t •00 ) (12) SO&IRSET (6) NEWS CL) RYAN'S HOPE 6* MOViE: (Moe.) Poir of Torror. f- etor tarpflnIer. Dyaiv'ie Thome. 1971. trues.) wis Brain." Pat Cwd Jotv'i WLand. 1974. (Wed,) Dracija'g Castle." John Civradine, 1969. (Thurs.) 'Cidron of Btood." Boris Ka1ofl, Vrvoca Undlors. 1968, (Fri.) "The Unbelievable Varan." Mon HeaJey. 1964. (1) RYANS HOPE 3 MOVIE: (Mon.) 'Three Men on a Horse." Joan Bion. dull, FraM McHugh. 1936. (Ts,) "Value br Monoy' John Gregion, Diana Dots. 1955. British. (Wod.) "Yots-Pitst is Showing." ?eter Saots, Terry Thomas. 1958 British (This-s.) "Janie•' Joycu Reynolds, Edward Arnold. 1944. (FrI) 'Mad Utile Island," lan Hunter, Jeannie Carson 1957. British. Sundcxy MAYFAIR, 3 BR, 2 bath, , fenced back yard, carpeted, Noon Fdd - _________________________________ ______________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ . .. 4-Personals - --. . .. --- - 8-Help Wanted - .-........ 2 Bedroom unfurnhlhed house, silo per month In advance plus deposit. 2520 S Sanford Ave. 323. - 345$ UWAITORS U FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous AAA EMPLOYMENT Can Help Call123.4W Write P.O. Box 121) Sanford, Florida 32771 , I : .. ; .: _______________________________ _____________________________ . _______ ', ---- ____ _____ FOR ANY DEO1S INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAPi MYSELF AS OF MAY 1). 1976 WILLIAM H. BEEHNER SR ______________________________ 5-Lost& Found AVON Spring Into the world of CosmetIcs, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent earning opportunity, Call 4.ZT9. ______________________________ -- .' 354v'obile Home - ---- ________________________________ ____ -. Found: White mate Poodle wearing red collar Phcirte 322 5107. _____________________________ to lIve in. Call 32266)1. termlr.osogy, billing, typing. Calf ____________________________ 37) 5360 Monday lhtu Friday. _______________ i l_Lts WORLD. ___________________________ __________________ to Eat . ________ Trailer Spacefor rent for Truckers PH 9117 ___________________________ _____________________________ Marquette Ave. (off S. Beardallj _______________ -- Green beans, youpick, $lbu Farm across street from Lake Monroe Baptist Church Ph. "LIVE HENS" ISc cc over 50. $ ea Cackleeerry . way between New portunities 24-Business - For Lease- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 7 hlQh vlumn ga IcKa?cins C&t 327 00)5 ______ _____________ __________________________________ Rentals ________________________ Smyrna and DeLend oft Hwy t4on Samsula DrIve Ph. - 4125.$45, 11-Instructions -.___-. Sleeping room for Christian girl. - __- Fun or Unfurn Private en Piano & Organ Lessons Gary Steele teacher with Orlando School of Music. Is offering private in Sanford 372 0'?i9 18-Help Wanted ............ %'III 0 i IT l't I - t I .,_ trance, laundry 1. kitchen privileges. utilities md. Phon. & color TV avaIlable. 372 1679. 30-Apartments Unfurnjshed DeBar'y- Lovely large 1 BR, ar, Odulls, near stores, bank, chur the'S MI 6.61d or 322 *054. 7 BR,,qules, clean, $135 pl DD. The Horton Organlialiam Rea!tor, eves, 372,3317 .,,fl.A.I. I Layed Off Yesterday? -•-• 434 ---- 31-Apartments Furnished Cheer Up! 7SlSParkDr 1 12 BR Mobile hornp in retirement WaitIng For You park. Furn or tJrifurn. FROM 1505 MANY. MANY JOBS AVAILABLE GIRL RIDAv SECRETARY LEGAL INSURP4CE SECRETARY GENERAL OFFICE 400 '(2) (Li MARY IIARTMAN. MARY lARAN Preempted see 3 pm. 0 €1) MIS1ER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD Cl) EDGE OF NIGf-fT a ADDAMS FAMILY (Construct ion background) WAIT RE! SSI! S SALES REP RECEPTIONIST - - -. . - condItioned, so ma ill E. 8th St, 327 42*5 or 322 5756 322-2090 Prolpiionill, BAMBOO (Good Typist) COPY WRITER RETAIL SALES ISporfing goods and pant & hard ware) I ' J knrIIoeh ' ELTOQ- 'SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" MAYFAIR POOL HOME- Enloy leisure living in this custom 4 bedroom, 2i bath pool home. Profesiion..11y lanascapej, stone front home, All modern con veniences Luxury abounds in thiS e'xectiv, beauty (ID) "" MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ST. JOHNS REALTY co, I J1'rxxthJixt rnt LAKESIDE APARTMENTS H I ( 321.0041 ; • ) UAIURIhf.IAPARTMrIJ'r 1 '. 1" One 0. 7 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurr shed. Nily redecorated, Come see. 300 E Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373-l3 WEKIVA LANDING _____________ OnThe'Riyt.$31 9417 _______________________ 112 Bedrooms, carpet & air. Clean & quiet Reasonable rent, no pets, 727 1810. -'_____________________ 4.30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOl#1: $$MUFFLERMAN$$ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE CL) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: --WE SELL SUCCESS-' ERRY E. BYRD aid LINDA I) 01 Ccmmcrcial 373 5176 Color T ', Air Cord MaId Set-v. GILLJGAN'S ISLAND BYRD. his wIfe. QiIALITY INN NORTH (7) 24 SESAME STREET Dndants ,ET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR I 10, SR 434, LonOwood. NOTICEOFACTION CL) LUCY A FRACTION OF THEIR COST TO; JERRY E. BYRD and 3 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Iroom furnished effIciency Private LINDA 0. BYRD. IS wifi'. entrance. Downtown Sanford, 373 (flAW) ______________ Rrsdenct Unknown viiv x',rr a p m. 500 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (2) ADAM 12 Modernizing your home? Sell nu followIng property In SeminoI longer needed but useful Items 5* I L(E LUCY Covnby, FIor4a with a want ad. Call 322 26fl or (9) GILLIGANS ISLAND FICTITIOUS NAME Lot 17. Block 16, NORTH $31 .93 Gerakbo Rru'era. Notice is hereby given that I am ORLANDO. sccordlng to the PIat C gaged in business at Sanford, 7 Room furnished efficiency, air, LASSIE thereof as recoroed in Piat Book it. F laza, Sanford, Seminole County, 5.30 Page's 10 and ii. of the Public F lor.Øa under th* tititjn,, 'ame at 1767 Reord of Seminole County, (2) (12) NEWS LINSHINE SEWItIG CLP R, ard Florida. 5* BEWITCHED al I if end to reIst.r ta•d ri.,nip 3RoomAgL,Fuvn. e'ei tnt .g.,n you aria you Itti Ifie' Clerk of the Circt',t Court. $9OMo, 7) 24 ELECTRIC CONr , rq'curr_j to ser ,p IIIIW 91PI St. minote County, Flør,d, in ac PANY wr,ttn drfenet, any, to it, on irdance with the pray :'ins of th. s.a.0 MO JULIUS C), PETRUSKA. , icIitiotj flame Statutes, To Wit; bedr 3 THE LONE RANGER ROWlAND AND PETRUSKA, trailer apts. Adult & family park 'CtiOn 863 09 Florida Statutes 1957 We'kly. 3515 Hwy );., Plaintiffs Attorney, *!.e a4re' 5; M H. Poe'y 5anfon 333 _____________ P ROtIOISOI Street, Crtando, April29. May 6, I), 20, 1976 F fonda 32501, on before May 26th, EY 136 Newly remodeled 3 room ape. L4rge Legol Notice 1976, arid lile IPie original with the rooms, Well furnished First floor. Clerk of this Court elihir before Reasonatil,, 71$ W Fi"tt St. FICTITIOUS NAME stvke'on the Plaintiff'S attor-vw or FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am immediately thereafter, Otfierwlt,t a I Bedroom furn apt $100 monthly Notice is hereby jiven that I am ' gaged in buSIneSs at 105 E 177 9551 i'fauf will be entered a3linsl you i tjt-rr Al t1Jmonte Springs, (1)6) Seminole at II) W fltti I the relief demanded ifl the Street. Snford, Seminole County, Ci Unty. Florida under the fic1it,s Furn or Unlurn, Complaint large? BR apt, Florid., '.xider fh ic1lti name me of '34 & II CHEVRON clean, ciosi In. US to 195 mo. WITNESSmVPIInd.ndIPie$eaIOf REFLECTIONS OF BEAUTY 327 and si RVICE CENTER, dnd that I 6761 this Covrl. tP115 7Orn day 04 April, that I lqWe'nd to register sad name in end to register said name with the %'7. *t the' Clerk of the Circut Court, CI 14k of the Circu't Cou:t, Seminole Large lot 7 bedroom, 'Seal) _______ Seminte County, FIor,j 'n ac rtuded ISO security depO Cc 'unty, Flor'd fl 6CCOrdanCe with 372 Arthur H B(kwith, Jr cord,nce with the Q-yrji 1974 or 323 32 th i provisions of the F iti?,ous of the Clerk of the CirCuit COUrt Fititios Name $?*tutai, To Wit N,ime Statutes, To Wit. Section By Elaine RICharO. Furnished 1 bedroom garage Se<tion$&S 09 FIoqilj,,StatuIes),Sl $6 50$ Florida Statutes 1957 Dpuly Clerk 6partment, roomy, close to S Sandra L Crews Sam F 5' Pubtith' April fl fl Mav& 13, $476 PbIi5h April72. ?9. Mdy 6. 13, l hospital. $135 month Pt,otie 33 Pt ili5h: May 6. 1). 20. 77, fy16 0EV III 0799 0EV $17 DI Z-33 ..,__ , Forrest Greene, Inc. ALLADULT5EASYLIVING QUIETAPID5ERENE 11 All 0 E. Klfcpi,ns _______________ H the Wiitiri hiiste'cs can make II eas r ______ _______ -- fli. %1 RAIl .4*.. -,J, vvu. o.rr tII i,IIiitt *t. .•,'. '' t',-.._ ...... ,uui iivw . ;i lhiIIe (ifl (lur ra(e' Completely renovated 3 j, 4 BR homn 1½ baths, with central -- ............................... neat. trom 515,0W *5 low as Si00 down Looklngfora Homecall IN SANFORD lvlsRDzsovamaha _____________ -- f' After Hours. 322 9714, 372 3991 322.2118 ______________________ -F,--- ______ __________ _____ I, _____________________________ JJ J . _____________ ______ _________ BALL REALTY __ ___________ ________ Req. Real Estate Broker 8)7W. lit, Sanford ___________________________ _______________________________________ . Dirt bike', 1972 SuzukI TM 100 ______________________ Asking 5350. Phone 3231201 after ' .. . " ' - '' '' • - the Classified Ads every day. '" : - .. pm ______________________________ SHIRLEY MILI.ETT I 834 9212 CasselberryWinter Springs .lil$aIlIIltSIt TCLN _QU,V$T * Ha. is allegedly guilty of low, low prices and high trade-ins on his . •. • He's stocked with dozens of cars and is making deals his competition claim make ince car RUTH TUECH 834921? Allamonte Springs Long Woc'cJ - ___________ NEW CARS-WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD (5 Vt'. -- DELTONA- 80*123' lots available starting from $2,200. Paved streets and water. Terms available. Some' lots available for $73 clown aitci $25 month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker O,Iton. AAa.MII -.-. -2 LoIs, 156144', Farmington area. 25 ft •tuminum trailer with bath and built on room, electrIcIty, deep well, fenced garden, 322 5351 orafter3:)0,)7224U. _____________________________ ROBSON MARINE * 7975 Hwy 17 97 * * 3??S9el - - 60.-Off ice Supplies _______ - Used office furniture w _____ 62-Lawn-Garden _____ - . _- OpenIng Sat., May 15 '.J _____________ I ______ East ____ - I Merchandise _______________________ --- - . 50-Miscellar.eous for -- Sale - .-- '69 CHEVELLE, sharp little car .................$997 '71 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON, automatic, air $1284 '74 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER, like new ........$3688 '73 TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCK .................$2193 * * * '74 TOYOTA CELICA, loaded ................... SHIRLEYMILLEU 322 I L1fl i _____ .'.. "" 1301 White Reg Real EstateBrokef \ JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. $07 W.CommerdlM ________________ Phone 327 71*1. Sanford 834921? Forest City Aitamonte Spi irgs OVER 100 USED CARS IN STOCK! (24 mos. 24,000 HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 211 W 3223103 __________________________ 25th st. _____________ Deltona f Mite Warranty Available) C * ECONOMY TOYOTA * * * * SANFORD Airport Blvd. At H.y CC C CASSELBERRY 1!.92 Just PH. 322-8601 North Of 434 On C Hwy. 17.92 PH. 834-5900 - Rare&UnusualPbents&Srirubbery YOU ALL COME Residential site for Viburnum 7' 7 in cans, well bunched, $1. 202 West 20th St. 0an0iceb Aluminum Siding InsulatIon Pest Control La*i1Mowe'r5&& Service_-We 9ven for prime lO,ation Call 305- __ . , ._- yOur home wh alum EagleSiding Co _ ..._..... ' - rceni o.1-tquIpIflerit rur SWIMMING' POOL SACRIFICE- Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec -_-_ ._ ___________________________________ ___________________________ - AppIIa(?Ce Repair Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe' _____________________________ season, half price. Guaranteed Installation and terms. Call 305 $55 915) collect _______________________________ CARR9LL'SFURNITURE -'-- ----- BEST PRICE . BEST PRODUCT STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW Call 327 2611 or $31 vn ______________________ 65-Pets..Supplies ___________________ ______________________ .. ••... DOBERMANPINSCMERS AKCPuppies&StudService CalIMr.Ander$on,365 5710 Public Sale Beauty Care Pressure Cleaning Land Clearing Mobile Home Washing & Roof SealIng. Inflation FIghting Price's. Free estimates. 645 4565. • ____________________________ C&A BackHoe Service Exterior Cleaning Specialist. Hi. 20 - 40% Off Everything uocs at hu' diScount 7__________________________ SiberIan Huskies, AKC puppies, 1 _______________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON prIces. 3 Days only. Thursday, black & white' female, I red & Friday & Saturday. ,t0rmu"y Ha'riett's Beauty No-ok) white male Wormed & Shots Sorry, Cash Only 5l9E FirSt. 372 5712 I . __________________________________ L,,rij iearng, Ill dirt, clay, rock All kiodsoldigging. Housetrailers Pressure spray waSh. Houses, Roots 377 0779 stored and moved, 322.9142. ' ' ___________ 68-Wanted - to ____________________________ We Buy Furniture DAvES)73 9170 Hygain Handic, Regency. T Berry and Pace Complete ac LOW MON TIILY ___________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabii',els, Coun hr loPs. Sinks. Installation available, Bud CabetI. 3778032 anytine. _________________________ _______________________ Sale - 301050 & 60 pcI discount on all ctiildren's clothing Boys' new casual suIts, shirtS, short & iong Concrete Pavement _________________________ ____________________________ Parking Lot Maintenance- Sealing and Striping. Durable Seaters, SOS LemOn St., Santord, 3236-447 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Roofing uIIauIIn. t I(VIIfl. uiicr work Fill dirt. top so.l 372 594,3 DRAGLINE SERVICE Lake-s dug. 1st S.O'xlOO', 12' deeP. 1550 Custom work, $22 nr. 31)9 ExPect root repairs, flat roofs on Shingles All work guaran teed BROODEN ROOFiNG, 323. 6700 ______________________ ______________________ Patch and Repair. Re Rfirig Carpenter repair. last service, All work guaranteed, __________________ Landscaping PNEY WOODS BARN- We Buy for 30 pcI commisSion, Free Pick LpS Auction. Saturdays 7 p m 5tifurd 322 2270 CASH 322-4132 For used furniture. appIianes, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave ___________________________ _______________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOØpricespaid, used, any condition. 641 812-5, Winter Park. Wanted to buy uSed office furniture. Quantity. Any Casselberry,Hwy. ___ ____________________________ - -. - '- - - ________- 70-Swap & Trade pants, girls' dreSses 1 short & long •:__ play SuitS. SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 7IlOHIawath, Ph. 372 1)01 No chargi. All admitted free. ALTAMOPITE POOL HOME-36R, 2 bath, 'amily tm., screened porch, 2 car garage, central heat air, carpets, drapes, appliances, PLANTS- Good Prlcet. Good fenced back yard, beaullful pool, Advise'. Plants & Answers. 310 E. $14,900. 93 PCI. financing Itt St., 323 7177 qudIifled buyer. Owner. $676192. -________________________ ____________ 322 $863 ______________________________ _______________________ 20 years experience We tervice all makes Reasonable Call anytime. 372 7737 ___________________________ - - _________________- ' Ph, (305) $3196 Wheels; Also Itreck tape. 373 0706 Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando. 295 177) Garneft C C NW. Corner of Wek.va Part Dr've and Hwy 44 Joe B. McCawley Sr.. Sole Owner HOME OF THE MOPISTERO DELISHYOSA Fisher Ste'ceo 1- 15" Chrome mag REAL ESTATE stove & refrigerator, blue carpet. central Mat 1. aIr. W. C %UCVII PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 43)9 Edgewater Pay1o''s C __________________________________________________________________________________________________ .. I.'." USED CARS '74 VEGA HATCHBACK, air automatic .........$1485 '72 FORD TORINO, air automatic ..............$1090 or steel de'ski, executive desk * & chairs, secretarial desks & * chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry, * Casselberry,17,$)0.ö _____________________________ ______________________________ 50.000 Mile Warranty AvaIlahls ------ * _____ NOLL'S . - _________________ ___________________ Call Bait ________________________ ________________________ I _____ JURY isn't in yet, NOW 'S the time to go down and buy a _________ _______________________ ________________ ii. • i-si" N him guilty of selling 100.10W. at the right price, while they last. * 55-Boats & Accessories * 7 Lots (1001 107 in Sanfo Park Plat), _______________ * l0' x 110' on WIllow Ave H of 25th St.Acrossst fromhouseno 2126. 12' Aluminum Jon boat, 7 hp. Sec * King motor. $250 323.2*38 _Contaclowner. I _513$79, 19 * One lot in Loch Arbor, corner Arrowglass boat, 15', 71 Mark 5001 * Crystal View South I. Crystal trailer. Real good conditIon, 5750 * Drive East. 3223144. fIrm. 322415?. * Near Salt SprIngs, 2 lots, 7 BR 16 Fl, Orlando Clipper. * Gator trailer In Ocala Nat. Forest. $9,000 trailer, 75 Pip Evinrude. 'oo * orwilltradeforgoodmoforhome. shape. See at 212 Colonial Way, Call John Fryer, 904 546 14,11. No Sanford * collect calls _________________________________ NOMONEY DOWN We Have Itt Ca'pet. central heat, 2 Cobra, Midland, Johnwn. SBE. ______________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ______ ____ the : - Bedrooms? Clean 3 bedroom. Wi bath, avocado '" -'-. _____________ 4 _______________________________ * Garage Sale: 'rl., Sat., Sun., 3$ N. lit Court, WinIer Springs Air Cond., TV, paintings. 621 0711 373 9J7 Realtor ___________ _________ Sanford AItamonte Springs --__________________ The owner of Economy Toyota, Airport Blvd. & Hwy 17-92, Sanford, I Volusia Counties, Carport Sale: Odds and ends, p'icea * to sell. Fri..Sat 9 till 7. 124 * Acreage Tracts, small 0, large, Labeview Aye, lake Mary TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, * fat 7I.' pct Total price 570,000 (904) 734 0931 Or 1901) 7)6 6126 available. Only $32,950. Call Belly Flamni. Associate All Electric C.ntralHutinganddltiOnlng Carpeting jjiri _____________ clothing. No Checks! Cash Only. - DAVE'S FURNITURE S00SanfordAve' N eed 4 __ Lurrn ____ ____________________________ . '4' . ' Saturday, 9:30 to 7, 192 W. Magnolia, Oviedo, west Virginia antiques, milk glass, old bottlts, glassware, old books, dishes, go CB's •. I Large & small household Itemi. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * C lncludinghancicrochetafgnns, * $54 Crystal Lake Ave. (off Country _________________ . ,,, ,,,,, 54Gr-ag Sales _________________________ ____________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS Sanford, 3 BR, P.i bath, in ground pool.Fencedyard.Assume$13700 - ___________ ______ ••I _ ,r,.,, ,. -.-r. 'I., P'llfu" ___________________ - . ____________ 2524 Park Dr MIS Realtors I - p.m. _______________________________ Make your Budget go further, shop IlIr. YARn ________ '. Welcurne '.. '. __'.-,"....'_ "'P'' ' " ______________ In cover hut ' •.,. BLAIR AGENCY 7710 _____________________________ cart frame and gas tank, boy's $0. Wanted, JENNY CLARK REALTY . _____________________ REALTORS 3734353 ___________ 1B. 2 baths. family room, central heat & air new roof, By owner. 529,900 322 6975. ____________________________ . *306833 OcJtidWe$otHwY.i7.t2j ' - Legal Notice Bedroom, older 2 story home on spacious wooded half acre lot $47,300 ''' ,•,i. Mink, BAIRD-RAY DAT. 197$ Honda Sedan CVCC, 13,000 to $23 for SUN, Fern Park, 531 131$. complete car. Call 3221674 alter I mlIai,air, radio, steel radial tires, ____________________________ ______________ _____________ ___________________________ pm. showroom new. $2,150. 39-S6)t. _____________________________ _____________________________ 80-Autos for Sale ______________________________ __________________________ 1970 Maverick. 6 cyl, 59.000 miles, MORE CASH runs excellent, new inspection, 1960 Ford Falrlane 2 door hardtop, For Wrecked or Junk $995. CHICO & THE MAN 3231570 automatic transmiision, good on 831 4605 Cars & Trucks cond.. 1395. 323-5)47, Any year thru 1976 rrcid.'IS 7 clayS ______________________________ 1963 Mustang VI, automatic new week. Call collect, 56021)1 paint, mag wheels. Runs and looks OO' _________________________ good $300 Call 6681717 78-Niotorcycle's -- __________________________ 1Q VW Squarrack, .utoma!ic. ar, __________________________ 7 new tIres. 45,556 actual miles 1972 630 YAMAHA $975 Phone 322 1121. 1200 French Ave 371 1734 __________-____________ LAKEMARY-78edrooms.shaded comerlot,breezyscr,enedpOrch, 4BedroornhomeinSanfordarea Will trade Orlando home or walk to swimming. 111.500. Sanford business I fl336)lafter6 , ,,,,__iE !!_TRADES - _ BUY JUNK CARS- $15 ____ ____________ _______________ 41Real Estate Wanted ___________________________ J..ccrILLi 1UVL c-lI ,. Garage Sale: Thursday, Friday and * - tori iflaths ______ .Ini '' MON Till I and2 Bedrooq','ii . N) I4.tGIlIN; $ 134 FROM NO LEASE REQUIRED 0,-'. 3226123 Niihts 37? 7)52 - t NO DEPOSIT BROKERS Leese a Datsun Including 2 cars i trucks For information call 611 '' "'c" Ray or Jack Mink, 831 131$ owe money on It See Bill Ray or __________________________ _____________________ It II- RUTUS nanteu _______________________ _____________________________ 1973 Harley Davidson Sportster excel. cond., extra chrome. Call Tory. In 7111 ,r •' S471 3 &R, ii bath, 60'x12' Star, 32' metal awning, shed, Hurricane Awning. Reasonable. 323 4453 after 5:30 ._ FurniShed or ti , rn* (FurnIshed or L3nIurnish.d CLUB ROOM POOL • MLS- REALTORS v I .I' II, tt, I j: ..,. ' ''''' 111151 1919 S French Eve. 372 1496. 3224164,322.1914 - KitChin, dining room n,1 ( bedrooms with 2½ baths to roam around In for $S5.o. '''i'' Stemper Realty :' IOYLLwILoE Vacant and ready for the large family. An executive home with loads of •menitiai Hvg fireplace In living room - CaliCentral Flat Sales I Exchange Leader COVE APIS .-.-. TITLE CLERK BUSINESS IS GOOD! We are taking applications lot real estate associates - Earn while you learn Call for appt, I Manaq.'cl f IS W. 25th St. SANFORD "Today" 3 Room turn, apt. Bedroom Is aIr 125 373 5064 alter 1 p.m. A Seminole PINECREST Lovely 3 BR, l"z bath. House & yard is immaculate. Wall.wall carpet, fn,it tries, fenced yard Only $27,500. Call for appi - 72015 FRENCH 1109 Sanford Ave. _______________________________ __________________________ RECONDITIONED TV'S COLOR S. B 1W Lowest Prices S. Largest Selection in Nri c )C T O4Tt(Si HERB'S TV 43-lotsAcreage . - ---------------- exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _______ _____________________________ ____________________________ $17O6CASH condition, $1,295 Phone 377-8101. See' at 1509 1969 vw Square, auton,atic, ar Summerlin Ave. $965 Wheel Ranch of Ssnf-7 Phone 373 1000 1971 Toyota pick up. long bed, air _____________________________ __________________________ Gary Rupert eves. 373.3604. _________ THAT'SALLaodmovein,)BR, 1½ baths, masonry. Fla room, nicely Ianc2sca*d No QUALIFYING. Beautiful ranch t ype I,ome, 34. Just good credit, $150 down, $70 acres, stable. Osteen area. 647. closIng Costs, $219 SO . (In III? or 37] 6116, dude's all) AP rate 8½ Pc?. Only _____________________________ •,iuw ',Jw I'Y•uIUUJT BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES K I h P I r 'swit IUI LLUL $?Oup Your Next Job Rig Real Estate Broker IO3W.lsISt. 323 6061 or 32) 0517 eves. 7 Complefe' detail work. 5,. Pc! loan, ASking $71,500 373 4269 - - STUDIO 1,7, .3 BEDROOMSUITES fireplac, Needs handy man to - M. UNSWORTH REALTY Luxury Patio Apartments BY OWNER, Remod&p1 Sn.arixp sIyle,3 BR, )t. battfl,di5!,*sheq, i family rm. with antique brick J Req Real Estate Broker 26585 Sanford Ave. 371 0759 eves,37276-43 - Real Estate Look for sign BATEMAN REALTY stake j, Well built, used once. ExcellentRunnlngfond. $500 3flG'Si down Asking $70,500 or best offer. carpet. $76,600 Pay equity arid assume mortgage. Good monthly payments Gardens rent, 3236017 dayS OF 3725721 evenings. and profitable career. Call $52 Green Beans & Peas, $4 by. U Pick. Bedroom, I' bath, garage, - eneva 7101 Willow, Pleat'nCiean new, many extras including sun are having difficulty finding a piaceto live', carlo Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 '.'.':.:: _______________ 2 BR. tam. rm btk, range, retrig., dishwasher. AC, washer, all drapes. Owner anxIous Small Thit one sure has a lot to offer CLIFF JORDAN,MEALTOR _______________________________ 131 8222 ' .nss_r . roof, low mileage. 322 33. ____________________________ drive, a iOb. or $960 T.BIrd, all power, air, like oe'.v some servicc you have need of. $915 CHICO& THE MAN. 323 S1 read all o want ads every day or , S. 7' Ton 'ruck Bed, 56 II. high, steel If - LOOK ! ' i $7' *64', 7 BR, 1' - bath, completely WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. For The Price large family room, carpets, air, Manandwjfec,r experIenced people 38-Wanted to Rent wanted for laritorlal work, Man -. must have experience with floor buffer. Apply: Mr. Chambers, Want to rent building Suitable for all tyPe repair work, Prefer about tayrestore, Sanford, from lOam 25*30' or larger, near Sanford, to 7 p m. No phone calls please. with all utilItIes and reasonable A ione call Could start you ama new 24 Hrs, ______ Immaculate i bedroom, 2 bath, with - Child Care for as low as $2 per wk. If you qualify 373 5490. A SMALL - - ____ REALTORS, 830 6061 Beauty 36'. Advtf Plo pets 2545 Park Dr MEDICAL SECRETARY-Must be experienced in Insurance, medical - 9-Good_Things 323-9410 fenced arid garage. Fine wooded FOUND-- PUPPY _______________________ Phone 37] 2976 - .. - less than r. old. 372 4)59. 76 -Auto Parts -_ CRANK CON'ST., REALTY 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY. 1792) Sparkling - -- -. -_ ' -.-- - -- $19,900 __________________________ BR. air cond, utilities, $155 mo i(ampei-'s KOyC. 3726077 ' ANY1IME nvr - - , ____ LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY - i',.-";ii VV,tO rirts. MINI FARM Ovcr?acrrl. lcnceci. service, used rnathine-t. with 2 bedroom home and buildings Only 574,500 This is a MOONEYAPPLIANCES)2306?7 VA pprtunity Call today 53-TV- Radio Stereo TAFFER REALTY ___________________________ 322 - 2420 WITT REALTY 52Apphances - ________ ________ Du!chcratt 20 ft., self contained, shower, steeps 6. awning, electric hitch. 52.495. Deltona 571 1371 _________ _41 - - S. V. Hardwick, Broker DeItona66S 66%) __________ Call SAnford's Sales Leader newlyrersovated apartments, wall air units, partially furn 546.000 ____ - - '- APARTMENT BLOC): 2 stony, Q -• -_ Farms . . . -._s,.z_,s ..s.__s,-__.. ___________________________ 51Houho Goods _______________________________ LOOK AT THIS I BEOROOpst Reg, Real Estate Broker 321.10 Multiple Listing Service WHOPPERI For only $22,9 32)7895 3220779 322274$ REALTORS 2SóSPsrk Room enough for everyone. Separate' dining room, large Ovledo 3 bedroom, 7 bath nearly family room, $6' master bedroom, new home'. Low down and assume Reg Real Estati Broker 3 BR Brick Bungalow, 1½ tyiths, $571 sq. ft. living area, Neat & mortgage of 537.500. 3656546 372.6655 split plan, attached varage. 1100 E. 25th St. Clean as a pin. Also large fenced Carpeted, central heat, kitchen shaded yard. Easy terms, equipped, fenced yari. Nice i. 42-'tvbile Hon's neighborhood, Asking $71,500 S.., r,EOR',w' '.'!n.'r - Like nit.r, ..ner. ' A 'I' ('"ju t; v j23 i,S •Iliri 'j in , ti $t air, & 7''ii. F I .S YR ELCAPITAN, 3 BR, It'1 bah5, 1* central hrt Only S72.0 You'll I INC REALTOR GREGORY MOBILE HOMES down lcwmonthiy patnieril. 't 3SO3OrIando Drive DRIVE BY-CALL TO SEE to Schools. $24,900. Sanford, 373 5700 Suburban Estates Road, Paola, Harold Hall Realty acre, pool, 4 BR, 2 bath. 547,500. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, nIce 7 3 Bedroom mobile home, 1½ baths, BR, central heat air, fenced yard, new Sears top of Une appliances. Realtor 1718 Magnolia- Big old 2 Story 3 Screened porch, $19,St)O. I)' x $b'handbuilt utility room, All 323.5774 Anytime BR, 2 hath 1.500. set upon5o' * 125' lot with well and Others Availabl, from 517.100 I ... IVIUIIIpJ1C L131111y Lt,s,C p," 'or's,, l..uI,oIU IVJL( ?]?0ParkAve.-7Storytownho, Wier, FIa. Phone 9012$6191. - (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (I) AS ThE WORLD TURNS CI) RHYME AND REASON 200 (6) $200)() PYRAMID 2:30 THE C!) (6) ThE GUIDING LIGHT (I) BREAK THE BANK 214 (Non) COLlEGE FOR CANINES (R) (Tues. SOUNDSIAGE (Wed.) OURSTORY (R) (ThUt) NOVA R (Fri.) KUPS SHOW (R) 3 MAYBERRYRFD 300 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4) CL) AU, IN THE FAMILY Preernp(ej Tues., see below. (6) (Tu.i. Only) MARY HARTMAN, MARY jtjj. 5* THE FLINTSTONES (1) GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed.) WOMAN 3 MOTHERS IN LAW, (Fn orgy) SENIOR SCENE 3:3° (14) (6) MATCH GAME: Preimptad Timi., see below. (6) (Fuss. Orgy) DAYflME EMMY AWARDS: Joined W po-ess sos 3pm., Ch. 4. 6* THRGE STOOGES CL) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Mon. through This-i.) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (Fn) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG .. SUPER BARGAIN . -, -. 7Recrtiotl Vehicles - - Mayfair area, I BR, 2 uat. BROKER OWNER,372.$9fl .. ____ Waterfront Lots, $1,500. ________ ____________ ."." ____ BUY-SELL-TRADE 3)1 31SE. First St 372 Slfl _____________________________ S Acres, RR siding. $10,000 ___________________________________ ._._ fireplace, plus much more, JOHN SAULS AGENCY 230) S FRENCH _________________________________ -. ,ni..i BRITTANY- In Loch Arbor, 2 BR, lovely decor, family room. Mobile Home, C. H IA, 1'. acre lot, river privileges, S1S. ' _____ . carpet throughout, painted Inside 1, Nice big fenced let. $11,500 Pfl, $15i3 mc _____________ _____________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - _____________________ - - ..&. & 20) Commercial 323 3176 ____________________________ 3 BR, 2 baths, carpeted, StØve"& _________________________ refrigerator, central heat & air, Sittet, my home. for 7 children. garage. Large yard. 372 3453. Must have own transportation. Call 372 7145 after 5:30 p,m• Lecithint Vlnçart DII Kelp! Now 213 Bedroom Home's all 1 In erie capsule, ask for V56+. Reasonable Rent Art Brown Pest Control has two FaustsDrugs. Phone 372 1110 openings in sale's. Fantastic opportunity for mature man with "Grapefruit Pill" with Dlsdax plan, 33Houses Furnished Some sales experience. $600 salary more' convenient than s11le' trann Apply at Art Prcrwn grapefr ii Is C at satisf ync Pest Control, 25.62 ParP Dr. 372 meals & lose wcghl. Faust DELTONA..-AirConJtjone'ø; $865. Drugs targe separate dinIng rm., wall wall carpet. Almott new furniture. •,. .. Clp.anlrwi ."v Without carport, $I30 With the same Items around demo tapes of white R & B songs. you carport & tool she'd. $160. Also. moved last spring? Planning on _________________________ Send postcard to: Route' 1, Box BR home with screened proch. storIng them another year? 117, Sanford, FIa. 32771 n't SI to No children or pets 571 1010 do It. Plan a garage sale and don't ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll forget to advertise It in the Herald 3 bedroom furnished house In the Free, 644 2027 for "We Care" want ads. Like magic, the clutter ____________________________________ country. 3722022 Days or 322 6700 __________________ "Hotllne." AdultS or Teens. ___________________________ wl disappear, and you'll have nights. extra cash In your pocket. lSALCnPROLM! F 'sru I uroom, carpeted, ar INYCUR F1MILY? Cooks & Waitresses fl#cded Im conitiam Large shady lot. 1110 AL ANON mediately Experience rvlred month 661 65)1. For families or friends of problem Apply in paion, RANCH HOUSE, 17 fl, Samord between ad -Fur further Information call 73 Hei1s UCOCTAIL WAITRESSES U onwrite ______________________________ AttractIve, good personality. S'per Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. _______________________ cpporlunity for super s.narp. 3 Bedroom,? bath at Carriage Cove Box 55) Sanford. Fla $155 month Call 373 A.AA EMPLOYMENT ____________________________ I #'____iI ._t I,,. _________________________ ___________________________ 4A-PubIlc NotIces 2 Bedroom furnished mobile home _______________________ By week or monfi. 372 359, Nurses: RN's: LPNs; Aides: Aide. Companion; Needed ImmedIately. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE central heat-air. 532.900. -.___._ ' Unfurnished house, good Iocatioi $150 mo. plus $100 deposIt. 372 _____________ ______________________ 7666. Plush location with excellent clientel. Must be experienced, baths, deep lot, nIce neighbors. IIOME, 7 Bedroom, I bath, new sulatlon & 2 automatIc attic 'ant. Days 3277174 Eves. 3730483 COUNTRY HOME- On I acres. s Acres, South Sanford Ave.. $3,000 in new cOndition. 90" sofa with 2 Pool features include' poIi'Jed 3BR. 1 bath, owner financed per acre lamps. in very good condition, Tenneise, Stone deck, full VERY NEAT bh home, family Room, horse stalls, s. Can deliver 571 2653 near. carpeted patio, full outdoor 0M,er sellIng 7 room, 1,I$Q sq BPP 12 mo. warranty. 537.500 StoneS. Office Oldgs for Rent. 1,000 lighting, automatic cloninatlon in stylish home with breakfast bar, SQ It pool fitteration System, water all new carpeting & paint, DOLL HOUSE- In Wnewood. 3 1975 Singer Zig-Zag fountain nearby. roof, central natural gas heat, BR, 1 bath, all new kitchen, im As rr .)iriQei' Zi iagI Truly a house o distinction fr huge bICk yard, Close to) schools, maulate. A whale of a buy for -----•.,. PI1L w LiuiJIup w.mnui consoie wIth ium i,'x.m -.-""w in vn w iop ano take szu.v BPP warranty, too. You'll want to s'ay! automatic buttonhole. Pay HAL COLBERT balance of $94, or 10 payments of Priced In The Twenties SMALL FAMILY- SpecIal. 3 BR. 1 $10 See' at bath, in Sunland, Fenced back REALTY INC. " Kish Real Estate MAYFAIR 3 BR, cent. H&A SANFORD SEWING CENTER yard,riew plumbing fixturti, BPP .3237832 WYNNEW000: 3 BR, very neat rrvicr; I11YO!D )07E. 1%t St.. Downtown warranty . $19,500 Eve's.372l2or3221S17 STUCCO: 3 BR. formal dining 3729111 THE CONTRACT" DREAMWOLD 3 BR. cent HIA INDESCRIBAbLEI Large DELTONA- Furnished 3 bedroom, 3 KULP DECORATORS CALL US ON THIS: Nice 3 CR MLS REALTORS bedrooms, 2 baths. on St. Jams 1', bath, carport, large screened 109W. 1st St. 322.7333 frame home on large lot. Hard. River, Eat-in kitchen, with all in porch. Owner will consIder We Buy Furniture' wood floors plus almost riew 321.0041 built Ins. Much, much more' with holding mortgage. Asking 528,500. roofing. Only 515,500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES BPP warranty for P6.400. - ____________________________ kitchen equipped. $773. 37.3 1073 -..... Good furniture from the '7Os and 79-Trucks-Trailers 80-Autos for Sale collectables HI Way 46 AntiqueS, ______________________________ _____________________ ___________________ ''" 1', miles east of I-I on RI 46 372. 1967 Ford F 500 II ft. van, hydraulic 1970 VW, "sccllrnt conditon. CHICO 69fl.____________ _____ & THE-MAN, 323 $370 lift, air. Phone 323 1340. ..•. ____________ . _____ ---.---. -•.-. - or 5)4 405 Have some c'smr 7ng equiJmpnt Y' l'i Ton, 19e,9 F 500, w:th 12' hI;h Itt 1967 Pontiac, good mechanical no long.' use? Sell It all with a High lift excellent condition, Condition, $395. Call Tony 372 7121 CIasst,ed Ad In The Herald. Call or $31 $121. Motor uses oil, but runs good 1961 I.1pnu 8r'thdu 6mn,"s " ,..m4s,%,ja r Come see our Birthday Sale on all clothes at the Horse & Rider . Realtor, eves 372331; 3 automatic outdoor lighting HouSt features sunken living room with wrought Iron entry foyer, $2,500 in custom drapes, AM FM throughout (pool & garage included), deodorizer in central '3-Houses Unfurnished DEADLINES WanttQhnewtlght7 Can't stay on a diet Call 372 0074 600 E. 20th St. ___________________________________ One of Sanford's finest executive Sunland, .3 BR, fenced, cot. lot. that roll.a.way bed YOu'vE ______________________________ place a Classified Ad today, 31c a line 24c a line JOHNNY WALKEU GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. 3226457 ' Sun. May 16, 3.5 RATES .-_- ___________________ Open House 2 Bedroom. unlurn., 5)0 wk, öduIt 135 we'ek with children. 3fl ____________________ ________________________________ UGION IN ThE NEWS CC HAPPY DAYS (A) 20 (Mon., Wed., Fri.) VILLA ALEGRE (Tues.. Thts.) CARRASCOLENOAS 11:50 6* PAUL HARVEY CONMENTAllY 11:55 (4) Cf 6* C8S NEWS , '- -. Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movieland Drive-in Theatre. South $742 Prion 372 12)6. _______________________ W C U SP4EPHE RD Paintinu. Remodeling. General Repa'r% Call 373 HiS ____ Johnny Walker Mow offers yuu the same quality & Lawn Care _______________________________ Ping. edging, trimming, weeding Frie estimates Phone 373 5954. Sewing __________________________ ____________________________ bependableteenageravailablefor yard work, odd jobs, light hauling. 327 6$ workmanship in your remodeling ________________________________ ________________________________ • additions requirements as is EXPERT LAWN CARE available in his general con ttruct,on Bricker Roofing. 373 770 ____________________________ ________________________ Mowing. Edging, Trimming Phone 323 1797 Free Estimates 3226457 Liz's Alteration Shop Tailoring. dresses, hats .ind matching bags Char Covers 372 7459 ___________________________ Well Drilling _______________________ ___________________ Pest Control CitralHeat& For fre.t estimates, call Carl Her. _________________________ ri sat SEARS in Sanford)?fl _________________________ _______________________________ Trent Exterminating Co Complete Carpentry. Remodeling. Acldtps, Pest ConIrol and Termiting Free Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Inspection All Put Control, 10 Free estimate 773 601 oct. DiScount 373 7156 - WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS S'RINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and Sile's We repa'r and ServicC STINE MACHINE s. SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd St 3726132 _______________________________ _____________ ToListYourBusiness...Dicxl322-2611ot'831-9993 1 �-- __ - lw t_ -,,.- - ~7 ID--Evening H era Id, _____________ _.111111111111111 Fl. 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Box 1551, Radio City w. .' need a more balanced uses, particularly for middle. program more in aged and older people. is their formation about the use of ea th i . k' • __ "" ''. WENSIr FOR . ,~ __ . for a defender to rounds of trumps West claim them carl foiloc with the nine and eight (For a copy of JACOBY while East sheds a club and a MODERN send $1 to Wrn diamond lou take a at Bridge. do U') successful club finesse (the newspaper. P.0. Box 489, 1 )OU H l nu e 110, Exercise, asture, Strength. S,erid a long, stamp?d, self. addressed envelope for \ mond arid give you that needcii ruff and discard You sin and pla y to more the function of our lungs and 'But I ii $11-LI16 W 1.1 MOT A L & G Jq L - - . bridge logic and 'a little bit of luck bring home a contract necessary for declarer to that most players would miss claim them until th e hand is %e3t opens the 10 of hearts, over and bo th improper and an Isotonic exercise. I ant all for your idea to 'D ! ,. ,?! I V ~~ 111` .1. /~ ::*, Here is another question about honors In rubber bridg' Some people insist that thd must be claimed before th e Here is a t'elcc% hand here first trick is p l ayed to body. You can tighten the leg same as weight muscles arm muscles hand mo vi ng weights ou muse them muscles and In a ll of thest through distanc e. This changes instances the muscle will gain the shape of the muscles as it IN TERES T rr I South 1* 2V I'.is' 4V l'jsc Pass 1' (g WV can do this with alnuat any I'd like to point out that opposing sets of muscles in the Lsomnetric exercises are not the procedure. Some Of the claims for the . spades he will collect three \ortPi Fai et , ' you a d then spades ri1( and discard Jheleads a low spade to his pa rtner's jack East will cash a dia 2%uIn'rhI(' effect on the heart and cir. isometric and isotonic exer. 1ILj\!J_c_1u - 4~;;~ -W A4 '. - , - F!, I) -- -4;vp,~_~ _:_-.'r-f! , %k;Z____ __ 42 tracting against each other with wants to use Isometric exerequal force and holding the cises have a medical evaluation vantages of isumetric exer. I t 4~_.,i VJ * i contracted even t.hough you arm, for example, held 'in one d idn't - movethearinoran) part position will not develop a of it. smoo th, even. well-developed When you are tensing the muscle It may end up being One of the biggest dlsad- ' FRANK AND ERNEST W-11 .i s effectiveness of isometric develop your muscles and gain exer cises hase been grossly Streflgth.ThLswtllheIpyouwfIh exaggerated. Don't expect to your posture whJ6 my in turn Uk" - - K ) ___________ F V\ culation. While the muscle Is explain a little bit about how tense or contracted it pr events important Isometric exercises the flow of blood through that are and how one can use them muscle This in turn induces tobuildupthestrengthandsjze sharp rises in the blood of the muscles' pressure and in some DEAR READER — An susceptible people triggers off isometric exercise refers to extra beats of the heart which contracting the muscle without may not always be desirable. chan,Ing its shape or length A Once a muscle is relaxed, of good example would beif)ou course,theretsasuddenrushof tensed your arm Firmly so sill blood Into the muscle. the muscles in your arm are Isometric exercises with week. - . 411 ,it ' .4 ' , - $13 i-% - .. .. - -w -.!ut- , W I PLEIE ~_QI 11 r -_Wk YOU COME TO MY OFFICE I POST THESE ON THE SuEr N BOAROS AOU' ) TmE SC'+CO.' SIJO ticularly, and ill could do this with Just a few, simple isometric exercises it would certainly be great, Would you , ., ~ by Bob Monta M I yE HAD IT WiTH THESE - arms and shoulders par. ' I " A V it it I kv . r. at ltast fist. spades to the ace for his vulnerable overcall. Just play your king of spades West takes his ace If he continues wi th the queen c$ , AJ 10 7 6 SOITIl U) -1~ - . 'I T. in time ou . .1 V ', • , ;P~ i! it 1~~ / . : from a single Isometric conthe elbow. These two opposing traction. For this reason I rj re) I-) Ir! . .. of the armwhichstraightens f 1* ARCHIE ____ ,f C iji .. point z, . toall thrvi r . - I At this EAST •j bend the elbow Is contracting skeleton. airtst the triceps, the muscle The blood pressure may tin the opposite side of the back increase as much as 120 points I I ! A *ST 4 1k(. . _. // 1'' I6 - \ a 1, / ( follows club ciubsandproducesthesixan r. muscles b) doing Isometric - `ri~! 1 ' r I 3 -- / / , BRIDGE West muscles really the different bumpy it will be strengthened muscle groups are contracting onI In those fibers that apply against each other The biceps leverage against one point of of the upper arm that tends to attachment to the bony y' , I ) // ,/' (~J 'k ~~',. I,&-V ( I -' P, . (( iJ( / , r -i I? ft4' ____ (Now COME ', - ~7 - \ TRUE) 90 I ~ I .,;•( 'r' by Al Vermeer ___________________ ____________________ . . ____ 1. GUESS SA'(5 WE I-4AVE) ___________ . ____ — '\ , J ' PRISCIL!.A'S POP ______ , - — I -" COQA , ____ Young DURING A ( FIT OF SSlON 1 YOU i ________________________ AT Pressure increase the strength in my r-1 ___________________ — / /1 .. . ,,, -IV I . . Although you may feel highly - \ ) --) WIN 1. - - . I 11 Blood £ ? ,i I ________ , en should not deter you from for opportunities that occur "'10 unique way. Isometrics Hike ft .,// *".%Ij) allij JANIE-S JACOBY jJ BLONDIE 1) r '•VHY MAYBE 'YUE NOT L I COQA AN I AE (TEij)E E.NCIJGI.1. Qs1 AL\AYS -7' ING 'I.-, - -' ---'. W RA (Sept. 23-Oct. 2.1) 71z: . ________________________ - / "I " L = . 45 61 71, __ L a .0 ______ 0 .• ,' \ . I -c ' antity is Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You never a substitute. Recall this' - I VIRGO may initially try to do things when weighing decisions today. YOUR BIRTHDAY 41 43 I 1riendnytktoo loosely ou -thatpersonhasother today. Other; may chide tthn pressing problems I1F Feb. 2fl1.1ilt( Iürhisivete.\oucandohim ! I %-_10 C413himis" 1-mi,ioace .S- 1 3____ j v~ , P. I BAND/ -- - gi 7 // AQUARIUS(J11fl. 20-Feb. 19) today. You're an effective worker. Any minor problems ltnwyappearthfltafriefldb not receptive to your ap. can easily be reified. 21 Aug 22) A proaches today Don't let it faze I 1 () (Jul) i__J .. . . . -_ . I T -_ ( I -_ - ______ - ___ - = _ - 39 1 ff i__iw~,, - a, - - I __ - - — 34 f35 ; - (t yourself, there's more benefit Ln quiet -. - , - - . I - -, 4.~ -,-,, .1, : I 11V 11- I . I -_ r .- - ,)~17T.1; - 33 I . - _. - _:~_ - 32 — b y Lorry Lewis ________ ________ . - ' --1Z. -_?'A_t- _____________________________ --- "*,, -1 ., I I - __1 : :.1. ,_."_.I '__ q , ~114111 _ I - ,:, . z I..In, -.V~ , --t-, 57_ _____________________________ 1_ I . attention of the person you deal 21) MLsinformatlon maligning a rep he'll person )oU'IC fond of will be with If he's reputable, bandied about today. You make It right Olay 21-June 20) set the record straight without ' GEMINI . Feel free to alter your course if offending anyone. you find a better way to ac complish your purpose today, 19) Do not depend on promisell eveni(itdiffersIromyour madetoyoutoday.Thetei er little you caki reall) original plan v ('ANUR June 21-July 22) accomplish by Inclination. the l)on'tIetlittlemIstakeSbugyoU AS Shield beaimq A 'A I _____________ : I to evaluate. 58 Nights before 59 Stine 10 Paradise I s a.' c nsom Units of 27 14 Dutch city is Penetrated - : , :' I I PP 1i ~~ - 1 k '4 1 �-- Pi -. -_ - ~1 mm ol_J__ _______ __ _ - ; . 1 1,1 r) I II 'I cff Im:c a I , , L~ ` !;:0 , , I '. . : 0) Q r- = 2. m (D ~ a I I (D 0 to 1: I Q. lu m >4 .x - :r T lwmj • L.n !L m (a F 5 c/) . = 1w - -. ~V-i -- 6 -_ __ _________ _____________ -- - z F mu r~ (a = 4 ;: ~7 -n 6A Vj -j 0 ~L Z; ~~ :2 LO D co . " :; @0 a: sm M -. 5, - -: (D a a) = F. - . 0 = IV = = = %< X (n £ (D z 1 cp i r, . - . - •. - - C 9 -. .9 - !v = .- • -. -- ' - _., a ~ ~' LI. _; - _ . ----. --- . 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Assistant Superintendent Cites Employe NeedCD __ I n 0 M. 0 • :" :3 = 00 . `0 5 ? . . . ~j S.: _- -. 2 5. .. - -,. -- - V. . .-. ,. 'I ,4 i . . &A !! - rr , r =. R g 5 ~ a . Cents __ 23 employes positions, as opposed to the, SaysFacility entl I v ver Is O ok "We can't stand anymore bs as loaded II "i (D 4! : HYFDI'RICKI.lT Herald Staff %'fflter Q Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 8 0:lioCated Senate measure. Senate $1 2rniilion for labs in bt h : E d (at the Sanford rime that the Sanford lab will be ex pected to E ce committee 1ll E V' ed to rk Sanford and Tallahamee. That amount provides 1, Ilie Sanford Crime Lab is operating at full work loads of the two labs being phased out in (a We need more people to do what I ~ Initially, a Senate subcommittee recommended funds for only 57 positions. capacity and will not be able to handle any ad. ~ Jacksonville and Tampa. we're doing now. We couldn't the phaseout of the Sanford facility. Labs were to be Some legislators maintained all the state's labs ditlonal work load the lab's assistant superinCD But Chandler says If that's what legislators have possibly take anymore work from located in Jacksonville, Tampa and Miam.l. were needed to fight the growing crime rate in this tendent said today. Then the lull Senate reversed that proposal and state. anybody else." Also, according to Asst. Supt. Chandler Smith , 'We can't stand anyrno;e work load. We need consolidate a a at two sites -Sanford But the majority of senators voted against that - Chandler Smith the lab needs more positions than those funded more people to do what we're doing now. We and Tallahassee. contention, saying the FBI has only one lab in the Thursday by the Florida Senate. The Senate. couldn't possibly take anymore work from anybody But a conference ammitteewill work out the difAccoiding to Ken Plante, R-Winter Park, the entire state of Washington. Lawmakers in favor of positions , esaid. ference between the House's 128 positions and the 57 entire consolidation move Is aimed at saving consolidation say the sole FBI lab handles cases for labs in Sanford and TaIiahassee eFlorida house has approved a measure funded b the Sena te. fflflflt) Plante said the initial Senate sub- the entire lute And it d' 'nd Job I irnaki ( hindl, r u I U local ting, 128 employes for all Florida crime labs. Interestingly enough the Ilowse measure does coijinjittue's reconunendation would have saved maintain. ,:13. °. . rime Lab vrric uau C :.* 00 - 2. , . n. = 0 g 'm I = 2 M .10 t.4 ______________ _______ • (I) Fr!MaP176 rr. •' 0 . - 0. ".. I -:I G) ~rlg __________ f F. C - _ 1 :flfl' Lle -0 .iII 0 (D , pi (D In !'~ __ (- t Yea . / 1 ._:.."' CE I -- ( Z I :3 E; 10 :: n ( ;Z ~ ; 2 ~ ) rOL\ \" > ~O . -. ... = . & 1A ;, a § _-QQI'. ;; 0&0 r t-C _- & 9 %% 0 :M t') 4. %b : - R § tj Wme - d4 - . . > 4 ii 0 .. 2.r) 9M :1 2 0 5 . - - A ;I 2. 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Garay chair and tianged herself using evidence from the death house -. . _. - __- showed Mrs, Morris' death was a pL,ncil*thin nylon line tied to a is being sent to the Sanford _& _•j caused by __________________________ asphyxiation, the rafter through an attic opening, Crime Laboratory for tests. l was manually Kriz said the In vestigators said Mrs deaths Benef o rangled 5OflaflSt I I w_ Vi have been ruled double-murder Harris, of Orlando, the or stder, led to death after an suicide and an in. children's grandmother, The Dusty Buots Riding awarded to the high poitn being stabbed in the throat ve3tigation Association is continuing under discovered the childrens' Inc., of Sanford, (18 years or oven and juniiir Deputies Line doorway as ambulance attendants remove bodies at Forest City area residence, _______________________________________________________ KrIz said evidence in the the direction of Detective Sgt. bodies In the separate will hold its annual benefit 117 and under). Sponsors inn (lIraLd Photo by Bob Lloyd) death house kMe4nesttgators George Hagood. be- abM - 11:30. am, horse show for the Central dude Wilco Sales, Faust's Drt Florida Zoo Sunday starting at Store, R. B. Farms and -_ - Horse Show _ -M ; r c' I-i c - em" C C31 A -- - __- - - 9 iW4 911~ 0 #A f" 9 ; 0 '.2 =0 n 0 17.. . 0% i I , Z ~g 3 - - Wo : j-, C, b - V111 - ow P- 5, , 0 CM 1. Er .a: 9 W %A CLOS ~- EwOUT SALE JR: "I go = ft (D " (A 9 0~ ft 5 5- T s, 14 G 4*` 004'- sI* I. to a go iI 1A. I ft = j - a R' s - 11 ' - G~ -= :r 9 - in ,.. >, - - -1 g..q ~ CA , . r"i ~ 1. 4 ft P _. -1 0 I -1 . S. ~ ~. a I M'j n ~ • , j1 . 6' . •_ ___ r% '" Q " if Z it 0 - :4 r, -. - . . . g 9 ,r :r =. Keen, Lenora Mobley, Richard ; included June Foley, Precinct ft 42; Eugene Gilmartin, Precinct 21, hlettie B.mnick Precinct 4 ), ft 0 C , . 2. . a' -& E 0 LA 0 -2 1: Fa I Fj- = CL V aa X rn 4 3. " O Fr > 0 2 C 3 9 I If,.i. I 3; i i ll`~ ? 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Resolutions - beth fiat- A standing ovation was given Piland, Harry Terry, Tom Lyman Iligh School Senior Freeman, Erriestine Forward, Steve Atwood for his patriotic and Dr. Maria Perez. address , .ailed "American Ileritage-1,et Us Celebrate." Cable also made thesi 4ind Vicki Kane Ion Sancho, committee Patronage ents: - Dr. J C larT y Blair and Bettie Bannick. Hospitalit) - Mary Blair, Law Officers Graduate From Standards Course By DONNA I ns - F-S ,S Karcher .-, .iid in the 20 years der" to the graduates, comHeraldStaffWrlter following World War II law manding them to 'acquit enforcement methods in yourselves well." The graduation of 152 law changing from the beat officers Named to the National Honor enforcement officers from the to vehicie patrol had become Society fraternity for out- County Commissioner Sidney Ringling, John lawson, John Dora Lee Russell, Pat West, Helen and John McCloskey, Police Standards Certification Increastngl isolated from the s t a n d in g a cad em I C Vihien Jr, candidate for U s Leight) Lenora Moble), Don course at Seminole Community people. li~ said contact by achievement were Harr Schreiner, Chancey Walker, y Joyce Dorfman and June Congress, attended the meeting College (SCC) Thursday night officers with the non-criminal Elwood Bierlv Jr., of the entire and Mary Ellen Rowe. Foley; nd introduced his Platform and Policy - John Telephone - Teena Prater, was marked with an outpouring element in the coriununity "a Seminole Count) Sheriff's campaign staff Optimistic of respect and affection by reduced. Department and Corinne Ann about his campaign, Vihlen Booth, Elon West, Freddic officers, faintly and guests for said, Parker of the Orange Count) But, today, Karcher fact there was Moble), Bill Norris, Da',id Drenna Melvin, and stressed the the Criminal Justice Depart society is being brought into Sheriff's Department. Gunter, Tom Freeman and I,orraine Schreiner. already $20,000 in his earninent's leader and founder. aid.ing police in enforcing the Eugene Gilmartin. Highest honors in firearms Public Relations - Nanc The more than 300 persons iaw,intoagreaterinvolvement went to Patrolman Steven have accumulated $60,000 by Rules Committee - Jack Booth, Beth Hattaway and crowding Coach Jim Sterling's in crime control. Harriett of the Sanford Police qualifying tiffx- July &20. Bri(hies, M%Ttle Gradick, Betty Peggy-Cail Forehand. basketball gymnasium gave a lie said the rule "of law und Department; Walter standing o',atlon to Dr John not of imn." is %lewed with the Orlando Police Denartment 1 1 '.t 1 . - 1.1nchanwhosereiignation for utmost significance in the lnCharlesandLurryWade. rrc critr u tvic ( il/i ir health reasons from full-time nation, adding that police Academic achievement justice program was announecd procedLres brings delays in ' llenderson an ra B s, Thursday. legal changes and the both of the Orlando police Casselberry Police Chief disrespect of the public. Department; Miss Parker and George Karcher, currentl) Karcher adjured the new h1er't(; Ayers of the Orange lord today was embarking on victor) in Michigan will send a campaign journey to Johnson their campaign on the rosid to chairman of the law Enfor- officers to be steadfast and County Sherifrs Department Ronald Reagan is playing for City and Memphis. Tenn., victory at ft GOP convention. cement Advisory Council, and resolute in discharging tht' and John 1. Misiano. Honorable mention for the l)cnrncratic croscoer ote Louisille K% and Michigan, Carter wants a ctor> to con guest speaker at the graduation 'asks before them and to in Michig.an's key presidential where he begins his whistlestop solidate his position as Delino. ceremonies. called 11nehan his continue their educations. having received academic . ir.g!ng more expertise to their averages of ~5 per cent or better the state on cratic front-runner following personal and professional tx, ' primary, sayIng that America's train tour through friendanddedlcatcdhlsspeech professions, in Nebraska week's loss were Jame:, Deloretto, Don problernscrosspartylinesand Saturday. this to the coordinator, instructor, The Casselberry police chief, Ellis. CiaudeJeffre Jr.,ofthe Carter today is meeting AFI,- and to stymie Udall's bid. hould the vote.*s. I (JO i>resident Gcnr,e Mean) "We ha e to t in a state like lawer and former FBI agent a veteran of 20 ears with the Orange Count) Sheriff's DeIt could be an Important fit Karcher said I,inehan New York City Police Depart partment; Vicki McGough of h said.Most tor in his challenge in President for the first time - a session hfichigan,"F ordas loss to Initiated, implemented and inent and of five years as head Sanford Police Deparftent-, * where that could bt the key to winning "arvers agree that a Ford's home state. could brought to success the criminal of the South Seminole tfl) l.or I Morrison and Bruce Jimmy Carter and Morris lidall' enthusiastic support from Reagan It, his home state t jutIceprogram a college, munity'slawenlorcementwiit, 1thoi., of the Maitland Police are wooing those same voters organized labor if he captures crlppleFord'scampaignelfort. adding "We shall always owe pas,sed on the "torch of la him a debt of gratitude." freedom through law and t. Nest. Reagan hope a (Continued On Page 3-A) Roth Ford and In the L\einocratk primary. fl y WAITFRS H MF.ARS - The Associated Press gI ,, r 0 00 U, Z Pegg -(ail I'orehand, Freddie May Give Boost To Reagan 4 I 16= __ I 9 *X X La t C) =4 , 1 ;3 r" )0 . ,., . " I on M -:09 UI I .,i dudingLngkthandWesternA de "jl i W hat s You r H and I e 2 [ley, good buddy, , Ahat's )our handle? This ver) omnion ques tion is heard on the Citizens Band radio rs key microphones and utter their first words. Ilt.ad about how these handles are *obtained' and find out % hat some " Herald readers think ,Aould be good handle-, for come of our well known citizens on Page 6-W Working Like A Charm In effect for slightly more than one mouth, Semino %orking like a charm, according to department chiefs who ha'e been asked to evaluate the new structure of county government and the mail Who Mus It - Roger C WCII cr Machine . . V14_ !__ , I '." 11.._z -,. V, 7-iT I 31 _T,111 114 r-rtyj _. k 0untys new count) manager form of government Is li t-2_'A A.j .tj~* 4.Y. roves Va l ue The neiy tustalled Xeroradlography machine at -Seminole Memorial Hospital has already proved its value by detecting breast career In a number of area women Two of the hospital's radlologle technicians have developed a presentation bringing the message of new developments In early diagnosis of this nuzuber one killer disease In middleaged women. Story, pictures on Page I. I - __ . -, -I 'r , __. M go ____ - , . l\I)FX iririn (D an .v md U, 4) Neuman, Lucy layer, Don Jackson, Richard Russo, and KathleenRe)nolds. -- -- awarded in each class. Entry events, ees are per c ass. pectators - . Appointed as at-large committeeman were Troy Pratt, chairman. (D g • r" c ' iii :10 . (b 2 I KI r. :1 3C ~ . El aW W . * M to -4 Ct) " , ,; I . 9 g G;* __ R. j __ - - Tom Pratt was moved from rs.manne t) presents certificates of outstanding academic seblevement to miss his corninitteeman-at-large slot The Democratic fund- Blair, Jim 11van, Allan Keen, Corinne Parker and liarn- Elwood Illeriv Jr. to replate Kwiatkow ski in raising wnmutce tentatnel) J It llawwa, Tom pratt, c j •., ' J ; resignatlonwas topursuehi g . C - Blair, Mary Blair, C.J. Bass, in e ',ln rances Jackson, K wtkosk1ascommitteeman for Precinct 46. In his letter Kwintkowski 0411 97 ~ . - I r) NI W g CL rN . to IQ 0 9z; I -a S ' ,, 1 W ' (D I i j. r-. ~R a " I q & "W ~ [4a niS' tr 0- -1 a a q Wk kE Iq CI ic I I '- the Veterans of Foreign Was Post 8207 , Longood, rtid a letter of resignation from I S ',j a .9n 0 40 W .- _6 a 0 ah r7-1 0 is tv OEr~ - CM -._ Executive Committee at t" n a LO Z C') C") RTIFICIAL PLANT1 a Q ' > .10, - s O- F= it w !. =I ~ Z~ r it 2.5 ' Rod Cable chairman of the Seminole County Democratic ' _+ >?> -< = C:) .r r" 4= c-' a w . -4 M 2, F IIARRYKWIATKOWSKI .0 %< 9 -& g 9 4A ~ M §644 1 1 -ft CD ,q 9 2 9b r"M m- Q 0/ 2 Ia n N 5 a wa I E CA - C3 U :k ~ t.r ;r By NANC1'B(X)T`1I I ' 9 10 vs .0prijott A 3 - Zia - C" 2 r% to :* A = CA (D A. a :~ ~& 1 a q I ;; i ft 5 From Democratic Post n In rddifion to showmanship. - - i _-- -- -,-- - 2 , S. 0 - ' ___ ________ 0" V . 9 0 3 C 2 8 - I M PA 7__ 1 - _ - =_ 00 9 __ I 3 r -9PRZ- R k - - q) __---- II 64 m ~ T - . mmmm == 8 :I P_ P_ 1 M 111~ C r- r- __4 ZI C* ,0 ot% Z Z 3 t.d., a:: -• f 0 ' 13 M f-.."t" V ~ at 3 '' i i: r ; 3 F w . - i, A- I F F; , 1 W I :,. 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I, 0 0 IfC') , , 9 >C, Zm O'DM a ir 0 F10 W 's ir -I a .1 ____________ ci I - %- tZI (Z cr up C) -& CO cn ~ ow = __ - n &P _______ - 0 -w __ ~. .f - ,X_ - ~ ~ to 49 i 9 ", llr~ M 4 M T R 9 T ;6,. __- 4 = _ A. t - ct .q = go 0% M 0 I ali j " , -- asoka" when he left home were on the carport and near Officerstodayweretalkingia Kriz said alter the children thebricktrirnmed treeshadd were killed officers beliee relathcsinattemptstogather about 645 am Thursda for .41~~ Kwiatkowsk Resigns ~ in W .a3 (P .. *ft , .. S C. R- F15F5jR,U1A9 = ll< as . g~~" nr , W e* VZ murder and suicide and of Robert Stephenson and dead. an investigation • hertwosrnallchlldrenintheir neckwithahuntlngknllewitha COfl Stephenson, who called the Neighbors in the quiet inuing beds Thursday morning and four Inch blade, sheriff's department, found residential area off W Brantle, Mrs. Morris' body in the utility Road north of S11436 at Fores' ! room at their W~stwood oom before the deputies City indicated to reporters th.i, , as dressed in pajamas and Investigators said no suicide arrived at the scene, residence. they knew little about the 'it the bodies of both children note was found in the house and were found face down in their that no motive for the deaths accountant employed at Morris children playing in the identified the victims as Mrs. separate bedrooms. has been determined. Titusville, said "everything To ( P.-w:ta 3& i - -_ --- __________ !=4 - - .•. n ' D to believe that Reagan Morris, who was dressed in regular Sheriff's Capt. L. J. Kriz locked residence when there fellow employe after being clothing, was strangled in her said the three deaths was no response to a knock at notified his wife was dead and Sheriff's investigators said bedroom sometime between -ers .- - - ••::••.- ) - fflowill I f ve F QL. a a a ,t-I a N I ;~ P. - - -- -!= ; 6q =P S, M 3 M 3 ____ % 4 -7i •. LL .< .,:- ,I i g, L ° -4 C t. •• ,f? U __ ___ - - __ , ;' 'R . !e -' i 0, c om-1 e R u' S By BOB I.tA)YD Iferald Staff Writer _ • 1. 6 13 1I , - cc (D - W - I k- L I ;L __-, - - -11, , - . '. 3 aI 01 6 --4i = S' , 5> 9 = , ~. - - - ,• 0 M = S: = 3 r) Ln tj =. tj U .0 :3 Cr 11; , -. -! . , Af --__ = , o 0. o ... r 0 )C 7-- 1, 1 (D kv:r ? 7 -~_ i ~i 5 I% .; 3H;,i -;7;: . = -n' L". a = n _= s. r-, ,6 0 :2 . . I I M1 2. C C = , n n = . n . nv* r § Ca. 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Details and tides on Page S-A. ______________________ -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 13, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 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/63aa39e8f3455c80913e6b06a769d771.pdf eecf06ad97b38f0d3d3cb4c38ccfee60 PDF Text Text ! • I - - - - - I — - - i.-. - - 16C Evening < ____ Con Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 68th Year. No 22Tuesday, May 11 1976 0 • 33, g - "S. 0 -- . "-"I %A to W ei ______ 3 rn C') IL i1c,,I - By EIIPRICKErr Plante, like Vihien, says it consolidation Is Sheriff John Polk and others predicted proved, Sanford is the most logical facility. At yesterday's session, Vogt led the drive to Th ,hf dint for the state crime lab in Sanford today the Senate or the House may make a j0,h1 second attempt to reduce the number of restore money for the Sanford Crime Lab. has been restored, both local and state officials crime labs before the measure is approved "Law enforcement officers all over the state are predicted today lawmakers will make a second atat both levels of state government, upset about this," the e senator noted. tempt at consolidation before the issue Is resolved Other lawmen testifying at yesterday's full Senate The Florida Senate Ways and Means Committee voted yesterday to maintain the le vel of funding and (ominissionerSidVthlenJr sa they lll monitor the committee hearing said cases are backed up at all t se. riot consolidate the state's six crime labs Into three measure as It threads its way through the full house crime la bs m has a lease factilities as proposed last week by a ways and means andSenate. The Senate is expected to take the Issue up agreem ent wi the Airpo th rt Authority for the building subcommittee. on Thursday, while the House is slated to vote the at theiirp-rt But Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and others IuIlu in Monday. predicted today the Senate or the house may make a And, county commissioners at first feared Vogt also pointed out this morning that there is still second attempt to reduce the number of crime labs a "lot of sentiment" to consolidate all the sta te's labs Seminole would be left holding the lease and other before the measure is approved at both levels of state into two facilities one in Sanford and a second in monetar) commitments if the lab were moved from government. Sanford. Tallahassee. PoIL also said today there's still a good chance the However, Plante assured officials the state would "if that happens, Vogt said, "I'll try to write some Sanford lab won't be fusided at the level proposed priviso language into the bill Owl, insures the Sanford reimburse this county for any expenses inc=ed as a yesterday by State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach. In facility is desipnated as one of the two." result of consolidation. t-sler-te Vgt's WaY5 arid flt 1 npnrnd measure 1nte estimated Seminole's in%estmt at irdL',th re conflict"t II' stipulates funding for .'.i S.-nlortl crime lat) emplo)es ti)e t%%o brancbes to the appropriate level of funding. 1, w,uuu. nex year. I e a o says t ere is sentiment among lawmakers The recommendation from the Ways and Means But a committee In the 1' lorida house has passed a to consolidate all labs into one facility Committee can be amended or ignored by either the measure that funds only 23 employe; one less than the The ways and means 3ubcommittee said con- full House or the Senate. Or, a conference committee number presently employed at the Sanford-Central solidating labs in Miami, Jacksonville and Tampa can amend both House and Senate %ersions. Florida Airport facility The sheriff says the facility would have sated the state some $12 million Vogt Polk and Vihien say they will carefulls needs additional employes State S n. Ken Plante, It- Winter Park, agreed with monitor the measure as it travels through the last year, the number of employes was reduced Vihien that moving all labs into one facility would save legislative process. Yesterday's vote was 11 to 711 from 33 to 24, according to Polk. Vogt. Polk and County money. favor f having the lab here U) ifi ., 0 Z tr r - • . :- _______ _____ B 0 (I _____ z Q111 , - go 3 ;5 . 2. i ____ I . - ' - - e ________________- '" JEW w - ' 81 _•__-#',_•. ____ A CA Y 19 I 0 — 0 - - 41 3 f Fd4tors Note: The million dollar Cavalier Motel an ultra modern complex on Sanford's South side, is a modular ghost town, closed by its owner when he learned that there was a serious question about Its safety. The motel was constructed of modular units manufactured in Georgia and approved by the state of Florida. 1lowe'er, the motel Is now Involved in a swirl of legal controversy Including allegations that the modular units' manufacturer used highly flammable materials In their construction Now the - - t eN to at 0 VIL ." j'-" ____ . S 0 n CD 0 C) :1 Go '0_ ft Z 2 -n (3% ***4 =r 1. 01111 _< _< 0 ' ___ 1 ' ,,, . 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"1 wonder if they're solid or just a sales pitch , , Reaction to factory-built housing ranged from mild skepticism to an outright slamming of the doors in several other Florida cities inclu din g I a es bur g , Gainesville, flames Cily, Bartow and Plant City. The proposal of the fee ad. justment in Sanford reached the City Corruniw~on as a sir400t park, l•:. 3.pa meno from City Manhger Warren E. Km vies. It was never considered by the city Planning and Zoning Board, the usual B The Associated Press Jmmm Carter or ahead in the race for the Democratic Continued On Page2-AI presidential nomination, took - - - - _~_It 23 . -•: '' , - r --- -. , - - ,—.---- . -.--z: - / - — 'y - - ..-- -- / I , -, - I - _-.--- -- -- \ - - ___ ry -- CANDIDATES Today priority list nego tiation with the city will be drawn iP =4 ==- - - _=----- -. -=- _____ ,j--____ Woman's Club and the Junior Woman's Club on the Cornt Im t Proj t Commissioner Gordon Meyer suggeste d turning nine acresf city-owned land t the corner of • French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard into a park. Th chosen as the site for the ne w cty hall, but the commimloners reversed their - . 'A I '•., — - - -,:--:.:.-'. . Y--. J ' -d in a party-run primary to Ron Nessen, the President's dose delegates to June L press secretary, or was congressional district con- optimistic about his chances in -- - "' . 4*1t : ' LL .,.. ' _.anwwww, ...... - In —4. . - ' (,a Monday while Church continued his push for votes In NeLi asks In an election eve telecast Church said, "In this country. It's never too late and the odds are never too great." 11* Idaho senator. who entered the race late, conceded in an earlier interview victo over Carter in Nebraska would be a "political miracle." But he added,Miracles sometimes happen, though rarely." on a new foe in N ebraska's pri mary election today while President Ford tried to throttle Ronald Reagan's challenge in Republican voting there and in West Virginia. Democrats were voting, too, in West Virginia, where the Birch Bayh Jimmy Carter field was limited to two candiFrank Church dates, and in Connecticut, the Fred Harris" wtiri the e Hubert Humphrey first step in picking the te' aides Montgom Henry Jackson national convention delegation ery said the Alabama goverEwad.flflId Ford loser of four primaries Sargent Shrlver! nor's scheduled campaign trip inarow squaredoffwithRea toMaryland — where he was Morris Udall gan in statewide popularity George Wallace seriously wounded In a 1972 ascontests sassination attempt - has been ___ del REPUBLICAN called off. n delegates were at stake in Wallace was to have held a Nebraska in separate contests news conference Saturday at a in congressional districts and Laurpl, Md., motel on the fourth Gerald Ford West Virginians chose 28 dele- Donald Reagan anniversary of the attack at a 7 gates uncommitted by state nearby shopping center that left law. Reagan Went Into today's him partially paralyzed. prtmar.es with 396 delegates to Carter, Rep. Morris K. Udall Billy Joe Camp, the goverFord's309,withl,l30neededfor of Arizona and Sen. Henry M. nor's press secretary, offered the nomination and 1,207 yet to Jackson of Washington were no explan trr f r ir til i" Lx, chosen the main contenders there of the trip Th e major Democratic con- though Jackson announced over list s Nebraska, where a week ago an end to his active PIONEE Sen. Frank Church of Idaho campaign. made his pr3nary debut. There Carter led the Democrats beFounder's Day %as obsertved were 11 candidates on the fore this week's voting with 569 Ionday at Wilson School at Fx1mmatict ballot and 23 dele- delegates to 199 for Jackson, Paola by first and second ates at stake, but only Church lFr7.5 for Uda - 11 and 138 for Nva 4-A and thlr nd Carter ca.inuaigned there. lace. Another 1,453 are to be Around The(lock teachers. In photo nboe tIck Sen. Robert Byrd, running as chosen, with 1,505 needed for Calendar to righti tea c h ers \lrs a favorite son was considered the nomination Comics 4-B lrs FIliaheth (,allant the favorite In West Virginia's Voting in West Virginia was CrossAord 4-B Carolyn I)urak and Ms. Democratic primary although, from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Editorial 4-A I Deborah Taylor build a log by law, the state's 33 delegates EDT, in Connecticut from noon Dear Abby 1-B tahln out of brown paper logs are uncommitted. The only oth- to 8p.m. EDT, and in Nebraska M. 4-ft for the classes In photo at the er candidate on the ballot was 9 a m to '1 p in EDT Horoscope 4-13 left, Valorle Barnes, Faye AlaMma Gov. George C. Wal. Yord and Rei-gan sperit (,On. (,lot.r and Johnny Andrcwi lade, whuse campaign in the siderable time in Nebraska. but S-A make old Iastiioucd Johnny state washampered bya lack of Ford was inWashington the day Obituaries Cakel. I Herald Photos by Bill money. before !he election, Reagan in Television 111-A — a .r U bankers tinged them to get city ;,all Downtown, comes up, it sticks out like a sore thumb' Ray Stevens of Daytona Beach's Building Department said, "We're a little worried about factor) built housing We don't want people coming in here and putting up shoddy stuff we're going to have to hve with when it turns into an instant situn four or five ears DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES - T ) '-' The commissIon still must approve the final draft of a contract with the Leeds Cori) of for preparing the rt?s Dunn" aesentation by members o f Sanford Jew • -'- A 1Jve Oak tree was planted at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce this morning to replace one removed earlier after it died On hand for the planting were ifrnm lefts Woody Clark, Margie Smith, Jack Homer, Reggie Brown, Harold Huntslnger, Mrs. Walter Glelow and Carl Gutmann. AT CHAMBER engineering specifications and conflneitsinspectionto the first few units off the assembly line. Stickers proclaiming that the units are approved by the state are placed on the units by factory employes and there is normally no provision' for subsequent inspections by the state. Thus, most units are not inspected by any governmental authority. In any case. the unanimous vote of its City Commission r) 0 T1 0 . TRU PLANTED with the exception of Commissioner Julian Stenstrom who abstained — made Sanford the first city in Florida to , / expressed interest In designing the new Downtown city hail was presented to the coin missioners. The 16 firms Including four from Seminole County — will be reviewed by a c .. - - - Pick Candidates Today ov Sanford's city commission has approved financing plans for both the planned Downtown city ha.11 and the public works complex now under construction. 1 II -n r - - — Ilowever,,mch unit normally is not inspected at the factory. Actually, the procedure is for the state to approve plans and - c-4 -AR - -- - -.- p The commissioners also accepted the low bid of Flagship Bank of Sanford for a $250.000 loan to complete the Public works complex bank of per cent interest. - — - — . > If C" Z - Voters In Three States . - 3 The Cavalier Motel was Sanford's first experience with iianufactured housing but it 1n't likely to be tt. last. If indeed the Cavalier Motel and its potential dangers ever made an impression on any member of Sanford's of. ficialdom, it was not borne out by the action of the City preliminary approal to a propo salto pay for the new city hall, expected to cost close to $2 million, from electric "- —. 0 g 10 _____ ell 0 B JACQUF I INF 1)0W!) Herald Staff Writer Second ofT'iioitrticIes) By a 4vote, Sanford's City Fathers opened the city doors wide to manufactured modular housing without any tightening of inspection procedures to insure that another Cavaliertype situation could not happen. In fact, it took the opposite stance. The commission actually voted to lower inspection 'fees for modular'4wtng-units an the theory that fewer In. spectlon.s would be needed than with conventional type housing and on the theory that such units are inspected In the factory At a regular meeting Monday night. the commissioners gave ' - % 1 0 (A - A Commission on April 12, empty and padlocked behind a tall chain-link security fence-i TWIR Plans CIO / million-dollar complex stands Financing CL ca Sin— It -- San or Bucks The Trend On Man ufac ure Ho using — 017 i ______ %0 - - I" - City Lowers Inspection Fees; Fewer Needed, Commission Says (> 'n L. 0 -----' A -i -- at 60 0 b _____ -- . - Ww - CM ____ 40 __________ Cr C it z '1 _________________ ___________ _______________ D — - — I >C redict ed P Herald Staff Writer Ill 7 Cl) w / - (D .76 onso Id i lqvwp~tion 'W '" -1 0 Employes bC F C) _______________________ C 0% 17 - C) -9 0 3' c i - ' T 9? Iowa For %0 3 -n 4 JA Need Cites PoIk the state's 51 delegates to the out felt both would be close national convention. Carter was at home in Plains, Detaihsand tides on Page $-A. P. r �:LI -__:T ?A- Evening Herald Sanford, FL Tuesday, May 11, Sa f 19761 - - NA11ON ri of chng e s in Jty Codes. It was not listed on the agenda for the city comrnIrsIon meeting. Nevertheless, it passed with little discussion by the cornmission, merely a quip from one of the commissioners: q wonder whose idea this was?" Meat Probers Hear WASHINGTON (AP) — Army meat Inspectors learned to steal, took bribes and were furnished with the services of prostitutes to assure that they would not "hassle" packers who were selling the Pentagon inferior meat at sirloin prices, according to testimony before a Senate panel. Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., chairman of the Senate Government Operations subcommittee on federal spending practices, said at Monday's hearing that Lack of discipline, fraternization between officers and enlisted personnel and lack of training for military lnspectos resulted In a 'rotten" military meat procurement system. Edward Kehl, former supervisor for the now-defunct G&G Packing Co. of Boston, testified Monday that the firm regularly filled army orders for choice beef with !wer pr i ced uprIcd in-at and substituted tough cuts for tender. Kehl agreed with a calculation by Chiles that the substitution of knuckle for sirloin tip butts by G&G could have resulted In illegal profits of up to $192,000 a day. i i (Continued From Page 1A) IN BRIEF Tales Of Corruption r The comment was obviously meant as a Joking reference to Commissioner Stenstrom who abstained from the vote on the measure ostensibly because he is a public relations executive for Cardinal Industries, a new firm in Sanford that is gearing BucksTr up to produce modular manufactured housing units, Stenstrom has issued a statement in writing to the effect that he had exerted no political leverage to get the new fees approved. He said, in the statement, that he did not know about the proposed change until his agenda package including the city manager's report, came in the mail the Saturday before the April 12 commission meeting. "On Monday morning, April 12, I asked Mr. Paul Jarvis, Vice President of the Florida Division of Cardinal Industries if he knew that an amended d schedule of fees for modular housing had been proposed and was on the agenda of the city commission for the meeting that night," Stenstrom's written statement declared. "He said he had not heard of it." However, Jarvis in a recent Interview said he talked to Sanford Building Official Bill Braceland a week or two before the commission meeting to present him with plans and ask how much the city fees — in. chiding building permits, inspections and connections to city water and sewer lines — would cost. He said Braceland told him about the proposed U Mod ular O new fees thor4. Jarvis and Stenstrom both said that the new fees were Braceland's idea. Braceland confirms that. But Stenstrom's prepared statement does include a detailed explanation of the state inspection process — something his associates on the city commission apparently do not understand. Stenstrom did not discuss this procedure during the cornmission meeting, even though he could have cleared up what appears to be a misunderstanding by his associates. Stenstrom has suggested revisions to the state statutes — which he says unfairly penalize buyers of factory-built housing — the revisic -is have been introduced in the Florida Legislature by Rep. Bob Hattaway and Rep. Vince Fechtel, members of Seminole County's legislative delegation. "Even if he's not acting in his official capacity, a letter from a city commissioner will attract more attention than a letter from your average constituent," said a legislative aide who asked that his name not be used. "As far a., we're concerned, it's a letter from a city commissioner." Stenstrom has included the Judge Says Jury Lacked Jurisdiction FLORIDA IN BRIEF 1. other conunisIoncrs during he year-long promotional campaign he ha conducted for his guiding them company, plant on South through the Sanford Avenue and predicting that the firm will grow into one of the cc.unty's largest ern. ployers. fil All thl7 may very well con to pass. But, unless the Coln. mission restudies the problem of thorough inspection of manufactured housing — there seenii little possibility that any meaningful guidelines will be established to prevent another Cavalier Motel situation from occ"rring here. 1 ! RESTON, Vs. (AP) -- Marijuana eyedrops effectively relieve symptoms of glaucoma and are ready for tests on people suffering from the eye disease, researchers say. But those taking the drops will have to put up with a side effect — "getting high." A Medical College of Georgia researcher said Monday that animal tests show liquid marijuana "Is as good or better than any anti-glaucoma medication currently available." Dr. Keith Green, associate professor of ophthalmology, said research emphasis was being placed on substances related to or derived from marijuana "that hopefully won't have the euphoric side effects." Panel Would Control Spying WASHINGTON (AP) — Key senators have agreed to support a compromise that would create a new Senate committee with authority to tighten congressional control over U.S. intelligence activities, sources say. The compromise agreement would give the new panel rwluslve jurisdiction over the CIA, but It would share authority over the FBI and military spy agencies with other committees. The agreement Is expected to head off a bitter floor fight between those who want the intelligence conununity watched over by a slngleanel and, members of four committees that currently oversee the operations of the intelligence agencies. Go V Three Arrested After Home Ransacked Police said a screen had been arrested late Monday by juvenile boy, was turned over to Herald Staff Writer cut and a window glass broken she riff's deputies on a circult Florida Division of Youth • at the house at 1100 Park Ave. court warrant, according to Services officials. Seminole County Jail records. Sanford police arrested three but entry was not gained . Police said the unoccupied White was one of several men burglary suspects late Monday residence of Fenimore B. Zelley O'viedo Man Jailed arrested on drug charges night after officers discovered a at 111 W. 11th St. had been A 23-year-old Oviedo man Courts * residence at 111W. 11th St. had entered by prying open a rear who pleaded guilty in January following an investigation by i * Police o Stht4! and local officers ir.th been ransacked and im a ttempt t1vr "f'tcrrs to delivery of mnrihtsn • !relik t Ovie'J.e. nia4 :o 'i,ir .ate ur,drrcovu- agcat r.z ' * Fir,, Escapee Caught , 1100 Par k Ave. wiUut • been Jailed matelw and 'and!es wer' Sheriff's deputies today Jailed in lieu of $15,000 bond found inside along with half of charge that he violated the terms of the seven-year reported that a man whqq, on charges of armed burglary screwdriver, and attempted burglary were Patrolmen Michael Tindell screwdriver and a pistol Officers converged on the probationary sentence meted escaped from a patrol car Terry Cordell Wallace, 21, and and Steven Harriett ap- believed stolen from the Zelley area of 11th Street and Park by Circuit Court Judge . during a melee after he was arrested early Sunday on Jessie Delbert Mitchell, 23, both prehended the suspects nearby residence were found in bushes Avenue at II p.m. after an alert William Woodson. Southwest load, Sanford, for of 615 Park Ave., Sanford. The at Oak Avenue and 12th Street, near where the suspects were citizen reported hearing glns Andrew Lee White, 23, of third suspect, a 17-year-old Ixdice said, and half of a arrested, police said. 'ybor St.. Oviedo, was affray has been identified as a breaking, 17-year-old Sanford Juvenile. The youth was taken into custody Monday afternoon by Division of Youth Services officials, deputies said, and Is being held at the Sanfor!' 1 Juvenile Detention Center on ll I(ili 1.I01,1) fl Agency Cleared Of Spying Action Reports TALLAHASSEE I APi The Department of Criminal Law Enforcement kept "worthless Information" in It files on public officials but engaged in n po!iirl i mpi !legnl wiretaps, according to a lk': rpc1. A select committee created during the 1975 legislative session to investigate the agency reported Monday that the department was conducting its Investigations by the tXO)k. "Although there were allegations made by certain in vifiuluals that the department was engaged in political cptonage anti that the department further was engaged in unauthorized and illegal wire taps, your committee found no evidence to substantiate any such charges," said the final report to I !ousi Speaker' Donald Tucker, 1)Tallahassee. " - - Cas s elberry Councilman Wants Action Probe Sought In'Computer Affair Police Tactic Questioned charges of affray, escape and resisting an officer with violence to his person. Deputies said the juvenile began yet been able to get assurances allegedly helped two other men Manager Anthony Guiliano and torn apart by garbage and The verbal barrage By DONNA ESTES and probably will not be able to assault Deputy Frank Ambrose anew Monday night after City Utility Director John Lane— political nonsense." Herald Staff Writer have been threatened with loss A week ago the city council Attorney Kenneth McIntosh receive for the city guaranteed after he escaped from the CASSELBERRY —me city's of their jobs for recommending Instructed Glascock to in- reported on the progress he has prices form IBM beyond patrol car. Officers reported freshman councilman, Nathan that an IBM computer be lease- vestigate hints and charges, made with various negotiations September. In addition, he said that a crowd of approx1mately4 Van Meter, demanded Monday purchased by the city rather gathering documentation to concerning the lease purchase. IBM is not as yet willing to 150 citizens watched the melee night that Council Chairman than the mayor's favored NCR. take to Herring or Attorney lie said a special meeting could approve a supplemental but no one offered to assist the Charles Glascock contact State General Robert Stievin for be called later this week to agreement guaranteeing the deputy. Councilman Sal Orlando said action, program, if not operational on Shrubs Stolen approve the contracts, Attorney Abbott Herring's the city computer by June 15, Someone apparently likes the Although Glascock indicated office concerning the "corn- he thoroughly reviewed the McIntosh said arrangements will be transferred to an IBM shrubs being used In a Downriter affair" or else he said he reord concerning the corn- at a special meeting late last have been worked out for machine elsewhere for testing. town lakefront puter and found It fraught with week that hc was prepared togo Sanford would. innuendos, to Herring, he said Monday contracts with John Burger, th4! beautification project. Van Meter threatened per. mistatements, McIntosh said a "viable" Parks and Recreation Dept. sonal action calling the city's change of attitude on a weekly night he will see Herring after computer specialist, who Is to place the program in operation performance bond of $50,000 Is Jim Jernigan reported Director prospective emergency lease basis, adding the resolution he has finsihed his preliminary and with the City of Melbourne forthcoming. to Sanford Police that three 24- ', purchase of a computer a calling for need for lease- investigation. "If the state In addition to utility billing, inch-high shrubs valued at $20 "manufactured emergency." purchase an emergency was attorney does not accept it, I from which the city is putAnd Glascock insisted that Van signed by Christensen. He said will go to Tallahasse to the chasing for $2,500 the utility the computer Is also to be used have been stolen from a for city accounting and lakefront flower bed recently Meter turn whatever evidence the matter has gotten to the Governor or the Attorney billing program. The attorney said he has not budgeting. to point where the created as part of the city "Is being General," he said. — documentation he had ,beautification project. prove the need for the computer Auto Burglarized recommended in a $15,000 efDonald Flamm, of 26 Elm flctency study of the utility Ave., Sanford, reported to system was "manufactured." police that his auto was To Van Meter's contention burglarized and a $315 dia mo nd that he had turned over other tie tack was taken. Poli ce said ' Information to Glascock to no t he thief left behind the red tie U council chairman to which the Jewel had been sa id the five.month council attached. veteran's evidence had been Siding Missing merely personal opinions with By JANE CASSELBERR'i' Leffler on May 3 dismissed February that the North turned rate setting of utilities no substance. strifrs deputies today were Herald Staff Writer "with prejudlce,"asult filed by Orlando Water and Sewer over to the state. Investigating the theft of 14 The battle, between the Legal the city stating that Il it is Corp., a subsidiary of Florida — Residents expressed alarm sheets of exterior cedar siding, WINTER SPRINGS majority of the city council on one side and Van Meter and fees of approximately $1,700 refiled the suit would have to be Gas Co., had applied to the PSC over the 112 per cent rate in- valued at $280. from a conhave weakened the resolve of taken to Leon County. City Atty. for a rate Increase after the crease requested by the North struction site at Lake Oaks and Mayor Gerald Christensen the other over whether the city the mayor and City Council to Gary Massey said at Monday's utility was informed by the Orlando W&S Corp., and the Char les Sts., Sanlando Springs, should continue in its carry their dispute with the Council meeting he had 30 days state it was now under PSC fact that the PSC public hearing west of Longwood. emergency drive to lease Florida Public Service Corn- from May 3 to appeal to the Jurisdiction instead of the was being held in Orlando, TV Stolen purchase the international mission over setting utility State Supreme Court if the city's. At.hough the city has an rather than In Winter Springs. Danny Bell, of apartment 33, Business Machine (IBM) rates to the State Supreme council wanted to pursue that ordinance on rate setting, the Legal efforts to halt the hearing San Jose Apartments, south path. PSC maintains it received until a court decision on the Seminole, reported to deputies computer to have itinoperation Court. The council learned in jurisdiction when the county Jurisdiction failed, and it was UUIt a $400 color television was Circuit Court Judge Kenneth for July 1 utility billings, held as scheduled March 18 taken in a burglary at his continued Monday with more than 200 Winter residence. Van 1eter's motion Sprthresldentsattending. reconsider propou1i on Mayoi Toy Piland told computer died for lack of a Legal Notice Council ''onday night the PSC second. Glascock pointed out public hearing on the final rate u THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that a motion to reconsider increase will be held June 17.18 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRwould require four positive attheQualityCourtlnnatl-4 CUlT 1P4 AND FOR SEUINOLE votes. FLORIDA. and SR-43-4 and the commission COUNTY, Reminded that he had CASE NO. 16-312-CA-WIC TALLAhASSEE (AP) — expense was for state business. Broward County Circuit has not yet taken action on the LOUISE seconded motions to select B. RADEBAUGH, Chief Justice Ben Overton of Overton said his "clarifying Judge Stewart F. LaMotte Jr. interim rate increase asked for Plaintiff, IBM computer, Van Meter said, the Florida Supreme Court to. memorandum" was a result of charged 21 personal air flights by the North Orlando W&S ' "i'm willing to admit I made a day ordered all cir DANIEL R. HINKLE eric JOY G. cuit judges to "the incident involving Judge to the state, Including 10 trips to Corp. mistake." He added that ac- certify that air HI N XL E. hiS wife. THE UNITED travel at state LaMotte." Asheville, NC., where LaMotte The mayor said, "It is ob- STATES OF AMERICA. and cepting an IBM contra ct would has a second home, the Fort vious from what I can see we COMBANX.cASSELBERRy, A cost the city taxpayers $11,(XX) Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel have been losing every bout." Florida Banking Corporation, more annually o ver a proposal Del endants r ported last week, lie said that the city had exNOTICE OFACTION from the National Cash Overton said a copy of an au- pended a lot of money to this TO DANIEL R. HINYLE Register Co. (NCR). 'O0 ARE NOTIFIED ?h, ãfl dit of LaMotte's travel ex- point imd he would like a Meanwhile Mayor hctOntOlOrScIo,a mOfIgagon the penses has been turned over to projected cast estim- following Christensen, who at first property In the Judicial Qualifications ate of the appeal. County, Florida: recommended the city accept The Commission, which inThe Lake Mary City Council, 1,000 gallons to 3,000 the NCR proposal, urged said the city had a 50- 10. South 7$? Feet of Lots 39 ad the West IS Feet of Lot 9, gallons vestigates allegations of S0chanceof winning its case at Block go verning txxly to "start trying a a 7:30 p.m. meeting today, while the minimum IT 0, SANLANDO, THE bill will be misc3ntiuct by Judges. will hold a public hearing on raised from $3.50 to $3.90, to work together." He said best,andtheywouldbebucking SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, acord(ng a 33.7 city touncil and he had lx-en proposed new water rates for per cent increase. the trend of everything coining to Me plat thcrf recnrd ri Plat Judges are provided Eastern Book), PaVe 6$' ,, PubliC Records of misled about the IBM computer the city's 400 customers, under state control. Seminole County. Florida. while customers now pay 50 Air Lines travel cards to charge with erroneous statements. He Lake Mary's new water Massey said he would leave been tiled against you and you cent.s per thousand gallons from airline tickets and rental cars his file on the complex Issue for are re(wircd to serve a co of your said that he received an ad- rates, to be the highest of any w hi le on state busi ss, ne ,000 to 10,000 gallons, the new written defenses, if any, to it 'on ditional proposal from a munici pally-owned system In rate "No personal travel should be the cuncIlmen to look over Deno P Dkou, PIaintIlf' At will be $1.30 per thousand Seminole County banking In- the county, will be sufficient charged to this card," Overton dizing the week and they are tO(fley, who% addreis Is 500 HIgh to from 4,000 to 7,0(X) gallons and titutIo — the Flagship Bank amortize a $354,000 loan pected to decide next week, way 17 92. Fern Park, Fluricia 3710, from 90 cents per thousand sa id In an under lined portion of ex on or before May 2111, 197$, and HI. at Sanford — on handling the the U.S. Farmers Home thereafter, w hether to appeal the case. . with t he Clerk of 1 6 1 s a 16u cr,L in- the memo, city's utility billing. AdmInistration. 1 . . --Court either befori service pn a-vise and an nu per cent in Plaintiff's 6ttOfnCy or immediately Christensen said the bank is The loan is to be used to thereafter; O'herwis., a defeult I;I willing to accept $500 for con--- update tle current system, crease respectiveh'. te entered against you for the relief , Also at tonight's meeting in rerting to The new rates plus 15 install new water lines !or demanded in the Compi.lnt. cents per bill and $20 per added firefighting water Lake Mary it is expected that WITNESS my hand and the se.Cof this Court on the 16th day of Apf,it. thousand for the actual bills. He pressure and to connect the city the cIty council will authorize 191$ now recommends the city lines to the City of Sanford City Attorney Gary Massey to ( 5C61) contract the billing, water system for water supply. defend a lawsuit filed against Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Hints have betn heard at Under the new water rates, the community by the City of By. Mary N. Darcter, council meetings that city the minlinum amount of water Sanford over Jurisdiction of Deputy Clerk deportment heads — City monthly will be reduced from some 300 acres. PubIiiJ-; April 20, 27, May 1, 1), 1974 4 TAMPA (AP) Tampa Mayor William Poe says a police tactic of posing as a news reporter or photographer to gather evidence will be reviewed and may be unconstitutional because of the First Amendment. Poe made the comment after receiving a letter of complaint Monday from the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors over an incident in which a police photographer posed as a reporter. The department later condoned such practices. The mayor said there may be nothing wrong with an officer posing as a member of a general occupation such as an electrician, but pretending to be a member of the press "might be a whole different thing because of the First Amendment" - Race, Sex Bias Charged Textbook Measure Approved TM i_U IA.Ssi-:I-; sAlli tJraltr legL'datuu al> proved by a Senate committee, parents would be given a greater role in selecting school textbooks but would be stripped of their existing right to demand substitutes for ones they consider offensive. The Senate passed the proposal (CS-S!3800) to revise Florida's school textbook law Monday following a dispute over whether the proposal Increased or decreased the right of parents to require schools to bow to a family's value standards. The chief provision of the revision, which was passed unanimously by the Senate Educatbn Committee, would mandate creation of instructional material councils within each school district, - - . - . -. -. . • A - -. - - - 4 _''; .- ' -- -A-.- -1' r.- — •- g -L. •. 'I' : 4(.,% i'__ YN .;. ' 1 - -. ..'-. .- -..b'. L - - - Flood Warnings Issued - _~E _ -, ..--c I • - . .. .___*. . •1A14 t L ,A\ ... i-..- _..":.1 .-~!P.~) 't , - St~, By The Associated Press ! _- — '• A 4 . -: - I __ __ I.. .• .f ~ ~_' ~ .;N "% 5; r_1~1 - . 1. V_ I ~ ~ t '.. - WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Civil Rights Corn. mission said today that widespread racial and sex discrimination prevails throughout the nation's building trades and trucking unions. Despite numerons federal laws, court decisions and goverrunent programs, theseunions "continue to restrict the employment opportunities of minorities and women," the commission said in a al-page report Issued today. The coon said the discrimination "is less frequently caused by clear intent than it was a decade ago and more by apparently neutral, but still discriminatory, institutional practices." - 3;___- ;_-~01 ~ __ - iF_ - Portions of Arkansas and Mississippi were under flash flood warnings today because of heavy rains, but thunderstorm activity was waning in most areas with no reports of severe weather since Monday evening. Some showers continued overnight in the Great Lakes and from th northern Rockies westward to the Cascades. Thunderstorms and showers moved out of the lower and central Mis4ssippl valley and off the coasts of the southeast states. Cloudy skies covered much of the nation to the east of the Mississippi vzfley, with high cloudiness over the northern two-thirds of the Atlantic Coast. - IRS Abused Powers: Report I *%I ______ - : ~ 4~4 I * 4 .-'j - r... ~ .~_;T_ -.7.?J - - :-, ..'-, , WASHINGTON (AP) The Internal Revenue Service has abused Its unique Investigative powers by granting the CIA and FBI illegal access to taxpayer returns, a Senate Intelligence committee report says. According to the report, "the FBI has had free access to tax information for Improper purposes," while the CIA regularly bypassed official channels In obtaining IRS data. The report, released tx1ay, added that both the CIA and FBI pressured the IRS to take action against "certain taxpayers for reasons having no bearing upon compliance ;ith the tax !as," the report ad4ed. I ..f ,.! 7 .v.- 11 ar .-.--------- - -' _ ,1r _ - ___ - __ - — - Winter Springs Utility Rate Suit avail, is m D is s ed ; City Ponders Next Step . To JustifyAir Travel Expenses Lake Mary Sets Hearing e On Proposed W ater Rates the I -iii Stock Market Advances NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market advanced broadly today in a mood of continued economic optimism ufl Wall Street. The Dow Jones average of )J Industrial stocks gained more than 2 points in the euly going, and gainers led losers by close to a 3-I margin among New Yirk Stock Exchange-listed Issues. Brokers said the rally In stock prices that began late Iasi reek was drawing support from recent forecasts, both in Washington and ampag private businessmen, that the economy would continue improving through the next year. - - - DE Y 105 MIAMI BEACH AP A Wisconsin psychiatrist is urging formation of "sane asylums" to help emotionallyupset individuals ease their tensions before they qc; ilfy for 'Insane asylums." "People need a place to go when they're 'worried well,' before they become 'worried sick," Dr. Darold A. Treffert sii 'nday at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association here. "They need a place to retreat and recharge, but don't need to have a nervous breakdown to qualify for entrance," he added. "With a sane asylum, some experiences could be prevented, some tranquilizers could remain unabused and soim' lives could be Iml(ie more tiiCi ni ngfu I." - Florida Circuit Judges Ordered ' __ 'Sane Asylums' Proposed • i un. ,_,, ,.,, h . -. ti Guilty, No Contest Pleas Entered At Joint Hear ng - Two Adults, Juvenile Face Charges a-" A statewide grand j ury i. Me4'rrE,nr •h.. ,,u1117 ,t.,. 'i'i ---'p,c" rhuri,i.,€s,1 UlC UIUJUUIIVflL want aitege all ege sun miss as- we op on of uiirng i ng a dlctment charging an Orlando indictment returned by a that the offense took place In direct Information charging area man with maintaining a statewide grand Jury against two or more counties, a Crenshaw with the gambling gambling house in south Jack Leroy Crenshaw in a situation in which the statewide violation but his office fielded Seminole has been dismissed in Monday hearing, grand Jury would have had all inquiries about It on Monday circuit court at Sanford. Defense attorney Andrew A. jurisdiction, with, "no comment." Circuit Judge Robert B. Welch successfully argued that State Atty. Abbott Herring Crenshaw still faces trial the week of May 17 on two felony bookmaking charges returned by the same grand Jury. But the case may not come to trial since a circuit court judge has already suppressed evidence To Trial Today SARASOTA (AP) Extra security has been assigned for the trial of three men who police say are part of a ski-masked gang blamed for 16 attacks in Central Florida in a four-month spree of terrorism. The trial, originally set for Sebring, begins here today before Circuit Judge Thomas Langston. Daniel Morris Thomas, 27, Lee 0. Martin, 19, and Larry Marshall, 17, are charged with robbery, sexual battery and burgarly in an Oct. 29 attack on an Avon Park family. A list of 30 prospective trial witne&w.-t hsus been furnished by the state, including 19 law enforcement officers and five members of the Avon Park family. Langston said he expects it to take about four days. The defendants, hanckijffcd and manacled, were brought to the "rasota County Jail from Sebring in neighboring Iligmand County Monday 85 armed guards stood outside the facility. Evening Herald, Ssnford, Fl. f li seized In a raid la3t November i at a south Seminole apartment complex on the grounds that a Five defendants docketed for pleaded guilty to the April B Stephen Wayne Bennett, search warrant was Illegally criminal trials this week before armed robbery of a clerk at J of Longwood, pleaded guilty to executed. Circuit Court Judge Robert B aid V Grocery, 2024 Airport attempted possession of a McGregor at Sanford have Blvd., Sanford. Crenshaw was brought back firearm by a convicted felon entered guilty or no contest "I had a gun and told her it and was allowed bond during to face the local charges after Picas, was a holdup," White told the the pre-sentence investigation. he was located by the FBI in McGregor accepted the pleas court. "She put the cash money William G. Masters, 25, of 141S Vegas, Nev., following his at a joint hearing Monday and in a paper bag just like I told t)eIMon St., Oviedo, was indictment ordered pre-sentence In. her." eriff's agents allege that allowed to remain free on bond vestigations for the men and set White, who was arrested by pending sentencing after he Crenshaw and Luther Judson senter.cings for July 15. sheriff's deputies two hours pleaded guilt)' to felony McNamara, 53, of Orlando, Robert White, 21, of 1705 after the robbery, was ordered possession of 21 ounces of were "partners" in the sports lii- vtl Ave ...Sanford, held i n jatl pr1ing sntenring marijuana that he said tie betting operation that was run bought from a "friend" for $15 from /the apartment by telephone. Agents used courtan ounce. ordered wireta ps In their inGeorge Evans, 52-year-old Winter Park co-owner of Iirm,s vestiition that resulted in manufacturing electronic statewide grand jury felony burglar alarms and holding indictments against Crenshaw government contracts at Cape and McNamara. hrliidV, pleaded no contest to I 9 McNamara was S'1hC{1Wi UI tiura.degree felony of attempted shooting into a be sentenced this afternoon h Judge McGregor on a no conThe trial of two former Eric nection with a melee on April 3 dwelling. Adam's Furniture Warehouse at a bar at Longwood. lie said he was intoxicated test plea to one count of felony employes accused of grand hen he argued with a business bookmaking. —William Hollis Richardson, entered the plea larceny in connection with 22, of Winter Haven, accused of partner on Feb. 21 and fired a and Herring's "inventory shrinkage" at the felony possession of cocaine, pistol three times at Green on March ('asselberr business has been ISI) and drug paraphernalia In Meadows Apartments, Fern office agreed as part of the postponed until the week of August 1974 at an apartment at Park. One of the bullets was negotiated plea to drop a second June 7 in circuit court at San- Casselberry. The trial was nearly spent when it struck a7o- bookmaking charge and a ford. delayed during an appeal to )ear-old woman's leg on a charge of maintaining a gambling house. David E. Voss, 28, of Winter higher courts on pre-trial apartment balcony. Park, and Ronald Wayne rulings. The court allowed Evans to McNamara also pleaded no Iluston, 19, of Orlando, had —Hank Paul Alvares, 17, of remain free on bond pending contest in March to a felony been docketed for trial this 391 Tulip Trial, Casselberry, sentencing, charge of carrying a concealed week before Circuit Court indicted by the Seminole Troy A. Bybee, 18, of Judge Robert B. McGregor, County Grand Jury for trial as Orange Lane, Casselberry, firearm. Agents said they found Other trials scheduled for this an adult in connection with a pleaded guilty to the March 20 (I pistol in his pants pocket when they were raiding the aparteek that have been continued Feb. 15 burglary at grand larceny of a citizens ment last November. until the week of June 7 include: Casselberry. radio from an auto in \tcNan'isr could be senJames G. Bowser, 3-i, of —Robert L. Booth, 41, of 216 Casselberry. The court set bond Apopka, accused of three S. Central Ave., Oviedo, ac- for the Lyman high School tenced to a maximum five-year counts (If resisting officers, cused of burglary, grand lar- student at $1,000 during the pre- prison term and a $5,000 fine in each of the third-degree felony twice with violence, in con- ceny and escape. sentence Investigation. cases. ' C i r c u it Court Postponivft- Murder Trial Res lated The first-degree murder trial of a Sanford man accused of the multiple-stabbing of a Lake Mary coed has been rescheduled for the second time in as many weeks. Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor on Monday scheduled the trial of James Douglas Stage, 20, for the week (If June 7. Stage had originally been set for trial this week, but in a hearing last week Circuit Judge Volie Williams postponed the trial until July 5 and ordered the defendant be examined by two court - appointed psychiatrists. Stage is accused of slaying Cthia Louise Duhon, 20, at her 338 Country Club Road, Lake Mary. residence on April 3. An autopsy showed the Seminole Community College coed had been stabbed 19 times in the chest, neck and back. Sanford Seranadera Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30-4:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sponsored during May by Sanford Chapter AARP. THURSDAY, MAY 13 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. FRIDAY, MAY 14 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcepal Church. Lnogwood AA, cLced, 0 p.m.. Christ Ecoel Thurch. Longwood Tourist Club, 12:30 p.m., Holiday home. Lee Road. SISTER Inc. special program and installatIon, noon, The Heritage. The Altamonte Springs Garden Club will meet at the First Federal of Orlando, S.R. 433, Altamonte Springs at 6:30 pm. on May 13. SATURDAY, MAY 15 Sanford Women's Republican Club luncheon meeting at 11 a.m., at the Heritage Inn, 305 Park Ave. Special guests GOP announced candidates. Southside Elementary School Spring Carnival, ii a.m. to5p. on school grounds. Sanford Women's AA Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SLfl'4DAY, MAY 16 Horse Show to benefit Central Florida Zoo sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Assn,., 10 a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, SR46, four miles west of 14. Special exhibition Standardbred harness horse. money CAr home improvements? Come see Atlantic Bank keep to Atlantic When ()UFC ready U) hx Up yur house, we won't you waiting. Just fII out the simple loan application bring it any Bank and you'll have an answer within 24 hours, When we Ot I11OflCV tO kiid NOW, 've mean it. 24-HOUR APPLICATION I I ),'\ IT -- I APPLK:ANT Courts Bill Resurrected sson' House members can use TAI.LAHASSEE (AP) toll-free WATS lines to call friends, lovers and their political cronies, but aides who emulate their bosses will be fired. That's the unshot of a rule adopted by the House Monday to authorize monitoring of long-distance telephone calls placed by aides. The rule was approved 89-22. It was promote(] by house Administration Chainnan John Ryals, l)-Brandon. because Rep, Karen Coolman, I)Fort Lauderdale, charged that house operators eavesdropped on a personal call to her husband, Broward County Judge James Holmes. - I I - - ----- -- - - - I I (1AI1PucAr -- - :\(I_, ltal'rlM.1i':.' r__ STA'FE_________ F\'i'E OF L( )AN F)ESIItEI) __________________________________ I AMUNTOF LOAN S SIGNA11JItIL ____ l'AVME'FSI)ESIREl)S_ -- r '- ------. - . ____- '----- - ----________________ ,'''f , ''. Wishing... doesn't make it Sol Birth defects are forever Atlantic Bank Unless you help. March of Dimes '"a ,a.i C,j00 •.,Iu of .zlI_.• _____ I CAN BE REACI IL!) I )URING OFFICE I IOURS ATMIONE I - I I I LMPLOYM1iN'I'_______________________________________ SOC. SE(:. NO. I I I AGE I AI)1)flFSS TALLA H A SSEE I A I' Stalled legislation to courts has been municipal abolishment of IstPone the Committee. resurrected by the Senate Rules 'rho committee voted 12-6 Monday to schedule the bill by .".en. Philip Lewis for floor debate four (lays after killing the measure on a 104 ballot. Lewis, D-West Palm Beach, persuaded some members to switch votes by arguing that the Ways and Means Committee, shere the bill is also referred, should have a chance to decide on the fiscal impact of abolishing municipal courts and throwing their caseload into th 'ffl. uV rLw ikial 1 uat 44111 e o -- TUESDAY, MAY II Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-97, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry (for troubled parents). Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon Quality Inn, SR 434 and 1-4. Seventh--day Adventist Community Services free blood pressure, 24 p.m., Seventh and Elm, Sanford. Seminole Community College's Community Service art students' spring show, 8 p.m., in the lobby of the Administration Building on the main campus. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Need below, sa\' we've at*a Aides Calls To Be Monitored Tuesday, May11, 1916-3A Gambling House Charge Dismissed CALENDAR Ski-Masked Bandits In iviriivana Aid 's ______ l lLa"k '441M',t ith J'fltUiUtr rs c SI 'I Itfl,c'n M,h,-1 'Ut, ,4 $I Fqll,, ki,,,,I 1>1 U I _ - ___ I I I I �Evening Heiald Florida Premiums Among .100 N. f'kENCII AVE.. SANFOH9, FI.A. 3277! Area ('ode' 305-322-2611 r &1l-9993 Tuesday, May 11. 1976-4A '- V.\VN1-. II. IXIVI .l-, l\tbltsbcr IL RICIIAIII) IJJM;, Editor % U,1.IAM I). CURRIE. Managing Editor UI)iNE, Italy lAP) - Premier Aldo Moro charged Monday night that critics of the Christian Democrats' handling of earthquake relief in northeast Italy Were trying to make political capital in the June 20 national election. "Partisan speculations and unrestrained polemics are in shrieking contrast with the gravity of the that the Horns In On Manufacturers - RAY _____________ ___ ---- Tuesday, May ii, 17 —SA First the FTC horned in on the claims made by in a nationwide telecast. the manufacturers Geritol and Listerine (to sight, experts say. Moro made his broadcast in answer to criticism of the forever by any number of cx- tionwide. But Allstate's parent If the insurance company mention two) as to their efficacy in given situations government's relief efforts by newspapers, survivors of Throughout the state, conver- perts," said Mark Traf ton, a company thowed a $75.9 million doesn't come through with the and conditions. ._j . the disaster and a Communist party delegation touring sation about cars will likely in- rate specialist for the state in- profit, based mainly on in- hoped-for payments, the bills ___________________________ The federal agency just wanted all patent dude those soaring auto rates surance department. the quake area. Late Monday night the cabinet apDoN vestment Income and a $99 mil- are forgotten. . JLJS4) CROMLEY — rates which under Florida's medir'ine purveyors to state clearly on labels propriatel $140 million to begin the rebuilding of homes, Allstate spokesman Al Red- lion federal tax credit. DeMuth, a veteran of ambuprecisely what the contents of a bottle or tube of to stay relatively steady. damaged by the killer quake last Thursday. lotio-.i or potion could and would do, not what it problcm that after six months also Is attributed to several oth- more and Detroit, said he Tales abound of estimates of study by some people who er factors, and heading the list hasn't noticed the sort of in1\t r oc 1 The might do. Lebanese ranging up to $5,000 a year for are experts in the field, they is fraud, It had the effect of causing us to think twice crease In individual medical - . ' coverage of a Miami family had (hIfIc-UItv arrivin at an''There is oxtremelv autive bills that could account for th' :ihotit soriie of (11(1 favorite nostriims and :i nt idnics I1fi It 1. 1 )llfljfl .- \P ith thrue c-ar. and to tecna;r Lltffl aa ('hn:)t:ln '. i-r, _____ ________ uliiJLme iliasing in 1)ade dratiiatic Inerease in auto in. Dossiers __ which we customarily purchase off the shelves of , ssarlords agreed on anoUwr temporary cease-fire today, drivers with poor records, and 0 f I g n o r n g Even before no fault was ap- County and Miami," Arnold surance rates. the neighborhood supermarket. halting savage tank .d artillery battles for four mounof drivers who switch co proved, many companies were sd. "It's practically the capl- "There are too many doctors, lain towns 35 mIles northeast of Not content to leave well enough alone, the ponies every year in attempts losing money on auto insurance tal of the worki as far as claim- lawyers and hospitals here," I President-elect Elias Sands claimed credit for tn to beat rate Increases, FTC has rethought the matter, and now wants to in Florida despite rates which padding is concerned." DeMuth said. "It's much more truce. In Plant City, one young man even then were among the A t r o C i t I e say a wocd or two about other patent medicines. The new headquarters of the Federal Bureau John DeMtith of the national competitive" ! I 1 SANORA Police reported at least 500 persons were killed in the sd his auto insurance pre- highest in the country. Insurance Crime Ierention Both inveigats said they It's going to start with antacids which have been __ just in time. The bureau must have been in promoted for a host of common ills. There are more become deeply ccnc'erned with the fate of a forces to overrun the four towns held by leftist Moslems. to $336 for the same car, desperate used uf warehouse SáCv. ______ sure from their contituents, Police Detective Carl I3WIo!'. from the tiikjiai gathered • SOUTH nation — stnguiu, &iuUi Vieüuwi t* Uttd. -. than 500 different !2!ets. liquids, powers, gums Musleititind flristIan representatives were negotIating "And I didn't even have a apnrnvect a n".fmilt r:.em re.'ntly 4t ing to the report of [lit SmL _______ vbat !Ij -..' Ii Yt seent on Uurouth tiw searen warr,4n1c ,uVe a ',r.,,p,4 f-dtd lozenges !1 ••. :o, trfttct" ', .L.L.. .....................................",... '4, I t.'U andatu i pr ci ': .:. ..ation -w:.1 t!i1 Commttcc, thcLu$ £.L an1ord's nccst rei ntIghi ru to They, naturally havc already altered their __ intelligence files on inoc than C0 Amcricn one country or another. _______ labels so they meet FTC standards. But the FTC is company,Igotacheaperprice, next year, with then-Insurance defrauded numcrous in3urance ations. citizens over the past four decades. That's a lot ____________ ____ For one Alexander SolzheniLcyn, the writer ___________ ____ _______ I ' o New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes not certain everyone who doses himself with patent of "subversives." ______ ______________________ txit I had to go down in Commissioner Thomas companies of thousands of But another factor cited by whose cause we pursue, we ignore a thousand ______ coverage." By way of creating a unique monument to this O'Malley one year away from a dollars. _______ medicines reads the labels. If they don't, the:,' others. industry officials is the increas_______ _____ PARIS APi - Unknown persons shot and killed the F ROM According to Ron Arnold o s- lection bid, a smaller rollear in American history, Princeton University ________________________ _____ __________ might miss a warning that if they are suffering Basically, the operation ing problem of uninsured rw We read of prominent scientists and writers - —. Bolivian ambassador to France, Gen. Joaquin Zenteno State Farm Insurance, tt.e politics professor II. H. Wilson is collecting back in bodily injury rates was worked like this: ___________ torists, Some $50.40 of the sent to Insane asylums and kept drugged for from some disease or the other, they should not Anaya, as he walked from the embassy to his parked car • VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA state's largest auto-Insurer, -I ordered. copies of FBI dossiers, beginning with his own. A years on end. And we cluck In distaste, then turn "runner" would bring per- $244.90 Miami Beach rate is for today, the police reported. take a particular product. comparison of rates foran adult _______ The collection will eventually be placed in the But no fault didn't bring dra- sons involved in accidents to the protection against motorists • Conventional.5% Down -back to the comics. 7.enteno Anaya, who had been chief of staff of Bolivia's The FTC thinks this possible oversight could be who drives less than 7,500 miles niatic, overall rate decreases lawyer's office or an university's Firestone Library, osteoWhole populations are moved in China and we who don't carry Insurance. armed forces and also foreign minister, was struck by a a year shows that the highest despite the promises of sup- pathic hospital run by taken cate of by having the warning included in all Homes ready for your Inspection the- docyawn. If you lived In Brooklyn, N.Y., volley of shots In the back, police on the scene at the Quai rate in Florida — $244.90 in porters and actions ci state offi- ton. Medical costs for "solt-tI advertisements for the medicine. Wilson was able to Test part of his file from the Tens of thousands of peaceful protesters and and immediate occupancy you'd pay 12 for similar p Kennedy, near the Seine River, said. Miami Beach is topped only dais, tender grip of the FBI. What he received were 60 J you have a kidney disease, for instance, the sue injuries," usually hipla.th, protection. heavily censored pages representing suradvertisement (and the label) might caution you veillance of him since 1952. An 'example of the ,. _________________ away from the late movie. not t take the patent medicine before consulting "(-'he" (;ueira, the Cuban revolutionary, and killed him. soul pays $300.50 each year. In 1972, under no fault, the can be filed for pain and suffer- spected usefuiness of the information was the (act that 'We skim over reports of the fate of critics of the driver must show your physician. his name was rendered three different ways State Farm provided these firm's average premium was ing. the regime in North and South Korea, In South evidence of insurance, it is not Ii you consult your doctor, he may tell you the annual rates In other areas of $1, only $ less. By 1973, with VE.i j /, throughout. ?Vietham, Chile and ArgentIna. We barely notice Because insurance corndifficult to circumvent that repatent medicine won't kill you but it certainly won't lA)NDON (API — David Steel, the 3&yearld sponsor the state for a motorist with a the additional rollback, the v- panics, until recently, didn't stniction. BUILDER DEVELOPER cure you and prescribe some non-patent elixir for in the peace movement, the civil rights On occasion, a prestigious group of scientists, runner to succeed Jeremy Thorpe as leader of the Liberal than 7,500 miles a year: movement or anything like that probably has an Last year, the average rate was and suffering, the proceeds you that he considers more professional and efwriters, psychologists passes a resolution in form 1ron an insurance cornIart)-. FBI file on him," says Wilson. "I would like to fective (and expensive). defense of human rights, carefully worded sotis pony. Once the car is Inspected. Thorpe, 47, resigned Monday as leader of Britain's Say you're sitting around leafing through a the driver can cancel his inbecause it would be highly educaticoal for people matter Is discretely allowed to die. There Is no magazine and have this nagging backache or a to be able to go through these files and see for former male rnodel'scharge that they had a homosexual political advantages in concern over individual j payments on it. 0U I0 S muscle spasm or even sticky dentures. Your eye is S 11J S relationship years ago. themselves just how much of their .ax money suffering. Some officials estimate that caught by a bright ad ballyhooing some patent was wasted. ." We oldsters are well-behaved Folk. We seldom following proposition: "Everybody puts things The members of the National Academy of as many as 30 per cent of the remedy. It sounds like just what the doctor ordered Wilson's chief sins, apparently, were par- get involved with criminal "law." Rarely do you in utility drawers. Nobody ever makes anything Sciences, composed of some of our most — drivers s c in Dade County are $ e o ci n c o r S for what ails you. But before you change shoes and uninsured, and with premiums criticize late FBI director J. Edgar Hoover. changes of rape. Nec are elderly women often charge down to the local asy-sliop emporium in Additionally, there are closets In the apart- problem currently, and thus far getting accused of mugging. bank president says the law mnents where young people live. Old tennis shoes nowhere. There is agreement only on a bland your wheel chair your eye is caught by some small Tucker, D-Tallahassee, said bank. officials say the problem La sure The college class of 1976 can expect a boost Senior-agers — do not have much to do with and an assortment of "things to be fixed" are statement of the type mentioned above. does not permit him to pen that in addition to the letter auprint in the left hand cornerof the ad. Tucker's records showed the to worsen. You may not have any,of the diseases the advertised medicine is cor*aindicated for, acdirection, anyway, says Tic3r Relocation diminishing returns, are hidden there, too. (The standard comment is jealous of their national sovereignty and each Kenneth Arthur Weinischke, aid Tucker, despite a letter Monday "yciii have my per- developer, as Tucker's partner ford it (insurance)," said Arcording to the small print mtssage, but it makes Management Co., an ernploye relocation serEAR!. AHIIOTF Even the fancy economic and mathematical here is: "Aunt Kate should have sent a check.") takes an extremely dim view from Tucker authorizing a pub- mission and my ercour- in Oak Valley Ltd., which was nold, "They are 17, (ii 2161 Sundenland lid., of any criticism of forced to go vices firm, u think. And it worries you, t!o. The next thing it laws, those named after scientists and lic The couple grows older, raises a family, its internal actions. inspection. Mtiitlanil, (lied Sunda)' as the agement" to open the records. seeking to develop land the two uninsured and everybody else Tlcor Earl Maloney Abbott, 57, of recently queried Its 200 corporate economIsts, do not usually touch upon our in- acquires a house and a mortgage. hi is scare you back to bca from which you Bernard Shumate, head of Marvelous! result of an auto accident, Born lie said he would try again to owned near Tallahassee. The U.S. government does little. Though pays for it." 100 Garrison Dr., Sanford dI'd clients arr.1'rports that a number of them have terests as elderly people. Example? Gresham's Now, there's a cellar, an attIc, a garage and some of t'lephone your doctor to report you are sickening Southeast First National Bank, get the bank records open but in Fort Wayne. its agencies collect information on the md., he moved Monday morning in Apopka as refused Monday to open Tuck- that Shumate expressed conrapidly and may die before you hang up: transferees the same. What we seniors need are philosophic, old tires arid motor car parts, and also the larger countries, that information, Tampa. lie was for the most No doctor we ever heard of is going to a member of native of Jacksonville, he had sociated Press. The Miami bank granted the recommend a patent medicine (except an occollege graduates do not have such respon- pressly for us. One or more of us could win fame, Cousin Sadie should have sent a check, of Maitlanid and a senior at too), The and intelligence. Sometimes pro forma protests casional toddy for the body - and that's not patent, years moving here from Eustis. obligations and the law do not after the House Commerce MAY 10, 1976 Gertrude C. Hei ne mu anti, they are more thaCs potent). likely to leave a company after Britannica) for establishing probable universal Yes, the children have their own rooms. The usually little follow through. was a member receiving training and experience. The new truths about aging. I don't want to be immodest, inexorable logic of the stated principle Is a of the football Department of Transportation by the bank with an mdiYour doctor will send you a prescription drug and and swim There's apparently no attempt by Sanford: Victor ported liv Shumate to alio M. Fernandez, teams and the Key and was a veteran of the US tell you to take two aspirin, put your feet up, clench 1 branch itusville 1)orothy Bollinger banking and shortly berelocation assistance economically feasible, and such law. I hope others will follow my lead, n' to save things. Those Include parts of Meccano either, to let Americans know the suffering your fists several times whilst you're raising your Who in American 111gb Army serving during WWII and I)orotliy K. Brown ' fore the House passed the bill, of was a member of the Palmetto hi n g arms as high as you can stretch them above your Pearlie L. Brown later signed into law by Gov. I)lSCt1iltC,ES: The typical college graduate does not have a accumulation of collectibles from incunabula is don't fit, 5ujvors Include his parents, only sin has been to express openly, or privately, head. Do that until the doorbell rings and your Sur%'i'ors include his wife IAOnard Jenkins Daniel S. Conner had failed to clear the legislaprescription is delivered. his new location and the amount of household tco 'eneratlons. (My feelings will not be hurt LI leaving their debris behind them. One of the state of affairs in their own Brad, Weinischkc; brother, countries. The way it seems is that the FTC doesn't want goods to be shipped is usuaily only a fraction of less verbose people change the Law to read: parent.s will eventually die, The relict will keep Earnest Jeff Abbott, both of • ORkPGL CITY Yet as Philip Handier, President of the Maitland: grandparents, Mr. Sanford. • CIi1URY PLAR Frank Knight years. 1A'ontItd Jenkins us to take any type of medicine without consulting company very little to extend full relocation run garage sales after growing older,) widower who remains, he will say, "Ah, the hell fabric of human our physicians. The agency must reason that Tlmayt, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. I William I). Simpson Oren Mitchell leased in Tallahassee last week, benefits to newly hired college graduates. Let us examine the facets of the law, basing with it." lie will just leave things as they are so that cannot be rights "Is a single tissue, a wet) charge of arrangements. though the ads and the labels may contain warWeinischkc, PornJ. Arthur Kate J. Swairn rent RiChard P. Quigley anywhere without being said he was making his our hvnothesii on iivin - pynøripnr. Vniina lht th hAk' fl.,l. ...,.. -- . . -- - I tnu great- — _________________— uan1ageoeverywhere.ItcaImot5afe;y( pano iseaco nings regarding specific diseases v'hich we may or Manley lietty Ann Wilson L. Rusho business and personal banking SHEI.I.. LANDING (AP) ma' not have, they warn not of the sickness we paycheck, but May 1 was Tax Freedom Day." apartments. Inevitably, one kitchen drawer the take and, QED, Cottin's Law is proved, thayer. each of us. George Turke Martin C. Olson, Dellary may have and know not of. along the bottom of alligator-in, after learning of a Miami 11crthe Tax Foundation, Inc., that Americans ends. That's where assorted gadgets, plastic scientific bodies. A question has been raised Could this be an outward manifestation of an ABBOTT, EARL MALONEY— by a defending against Ifitier, and Eastern Asia [)irectors, Carey hand Chapel, Johti E. Jones, Deltona Joyce A. Lewis, Chuluota "I am giving iThe API Panhandle, warching deep unFTC alliance with the American Medical Funeral Iervice% for Earl last year, "Tax Freedom Day" was April 30, hosted electrical items re kept. According to of divorce?" The answer to that is Association and more regulation? simple. The Mary A. Myers. DeBary Garrison Drive. Sanford, 1)oi'othy A. McCain, Deltona ° __________________________ and the year before that May 4. It moved back in definition Alpha in Cottin's Law, "items put in a one "who keeps the house" keeps everything, who suffer inhumane persecution because of logs that vat makers pay dearly other records," Tucker said. '.1 " ' —Santa Ann Register died Monday in Apopka, will be ________ their simple desire for freedom of speech, have ________ Robert It. Rozelle, Lake Russell J. Cm-I, Deltona and persànal __________________________________________________________ Congress. Palmetto Baptist Church wth The corollary definition (Beth) states the While the house stands, the junk stays. He also catches catfish from business sanctions necpziri1t' __I._ .L---------IimIth A (',trtc &ILVISU Mars' -"'-""' v. J. 4.rut.vr w JJuw1 memseives Use Holmes and Choctaw_______________________ fcIating Burial will Douglas E. Proctor, Deltonia Vickie E. Travis Sorrento his wife completely available, to be hatchee iivers to feed I... Oaktawn Memorial Park. Mlcht'!t' Josephine 1. Savage, Deltona Hobbs, \Vinter candid and honest in answering Gramkow Funeral HO and four children, Springs Bettthnie Young, Delton;i jobs questions no matter what ac Sometimes he does both Walter It. Reed Orange City tivity those questions migllt CLIP AND SAVE at the same time. 'F you get 30-40 feet RF&ITi#&.0 , ,, With Tiifrr'c r,,,irci,n -. . -— — -. — (jun11, UU ..41ll I aVV hUll .......- --U--' r'-..... , the burl)- man says, holding his The AP examined his personal WASHINGTON The pernicious pracUce of were found in police files stamped: "The in- Donald aide told our associate Bob Owens Ms. was collecting rent from a corporation doing a hands about six inches apart. banking records with his audibranding prominent Americans as Communist formation contained herein Is of a classified flees worked "on projects directly for the boss" $450 million businesj with the government. The "Catfish will come along and tor and threTallahassee banks p sympathizers didn't die with the late Sen. Joe nature intended solly for the New York State and was oten out of the office, Neither the latest figures show grab your finger and just shake last week and attempted that Martin Marietta Monday to misake a blowup . culating a smear sheet, called "Information them," merit on the charges. "Humans make good bait. _________________________ another $130.3 million in space contracts, Digest," to police departments. The Information was then shared with police Footnote; One bulletin, ironically published The company invited at least one federal Thtshasresuited,lncredibly,intheestablish- across America, often "wlthcut independent on the day of the Watergate break-in, implied official to the Ford condominium for several their whiskers around your mentofsea'et police files on a host of celebrities checking by the police as to the validity and that Information Digeit had stolen a list of en- days of meetings and skiing. However, he never Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of.., middle and if they can find a — ________________________ little piece of loose fat, they'll Berrsteth, Dick Cavelt, Dustits Hoffman, Shirley The chief source, according to the study, is movement, who make themselves available for executives utilized the chalet. W MacLame, Carl Relner and Richard Widmark, the office of Rep. larry McDonald, D,-Ga., a donations and benefit concerts." The bulletin r' "You can reach right out and 70, The President has stoppeo renting his Vail Several political figures, includirg Rev, bush-league McCarthy sho uses his reproduced the lLstwitis the dark warning: "This (t'tldOLflIfllUrn since he rnoveI into grab 'ciii. I've caught more •OXYGIU • COM MODES the Oval l'arIl) cloudy to ou'aslonali) than a few messes that way." cloudy through Wednesday. A Clatk, New York City's former mayor John people. He spreads wild charges against them In it is realized that under certain clrcwnstarices a larger, more Secure ski house owned by corlindsay, auto workers boss Leonard Woodcock the Congressional Record. This permits Inthe publIshing of stolen lists is illegal." porate magnate Richard Bass, er him so much as stepping on Highs in mId SOs, lows In rnkl and various members of Congress, have also formation Digest to republish the charges °. • BATH EQUIPMENT WHEELCHAIRS PRESIDENT'S)NIUNIIJ,,... Not Long "an old oak stab" that cuts his SOL Variable ind,c JO m.p.h. ThePresldentpaidane. xtra$l00adayforthe wound up as the subjects of police dossiers, without risk of libel suits, after Gerald Ford became vice president, he betVr accommodations, m foot or treading on something gust)- near thundershowers. which was a fdlr price, As Prescribed by Your Physician The evldewe has been uncovered by New In fact, Information Digest has acknowledged rented out his Colorado condominium to the But Bass then held a 20,700-acre federal coal I tisat swims out from under him ham probabIlity 50 per cent I York State Assembly Investigators William in one of it-s bulletins that It "Is Indebted to the giant defense contractor Martin Marietta. I in the alligator-filled waters, toda',2O percent tonight and SO lease, and the President was considering a strip Obtain these services under Medicare p Haddad and Th,man Burtin, who conducted a Congressman for his in-depth analysis" of The Ford vacation retreat Is located near Vail mining bill that ilass opposed. The President p Bourkard says. per ('cut Weilnesday. ' I painstaking investigation of "Information Communist Party activitiesin the United States. Mountain, site of some ci the world's flncst would up vetoing ui bill, As he walks underwater with EXTENIn:n FREt'AsT thus saving Bass about • p Digest." In a confidential reput that eventually We Bill Medicare For You McDonald's colieagueson Capitol Hill tend to skiing. his face numsk and oxygen tank, Chance of afternoon and $lOOmllllonthreclamatloncosts. Fordclaims he I IIourkard marks the logs with evening thundershowers the insidious smear sheet has been used as a They may change their minds, however, after President Ford used to rent his condominium they swapped homes. "confidential informant" by the New York State they discover his office has helped Information when he wasn't using it himself, All the rental p up with a big barge. After the IA%%s from lower 60s north to Fotnte: A Martin Marietta spokesman ioi for said ___________________________________________ Digest portray many of them to the police as arrangements were made, he said, - , -- 'fJ'W'i p logs dry in the sun, he sells 70s south. Highs mostly in SOc. ough a rental arraflgcnts Were made through ti "Names negatively mentioned in the Communist sympathizers. Lr private management Company. Ford was never Lodge at Vail and that no specific ac"Why. yes! I was 8 committed delegate, bunow p them for $350 a thousand-board Wednesday's L)aytona Beach P I'm an uncommitted dole gate. I escaped this "were the stimulus for the creation of a dossier chtef contact in McDonald's office as a $14,000-a- chalet, the SPOkeSIUSfl StreSSCd. morning?" p 0mw, log to get that $350. By tosi l2: u.m,. 1:03 p.m. Port ski house was made at the established rate, he on the individuaL" Copies of the smear sheet year researcher named S. Louise flees. A McI We are convinced Ford was Unaware that he saRi, He refused tO Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Ave., DeBary, Fla. p comparison, pine sells for $100 a Canaveral: hIgh 6:45 n.m., 7:25 diii f'trther details. thousand sawed up. p.m. Io 12:41 n.m. .-------- CLIP AND SAVE OAKLEY - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Nation To Soar Editor's Note: The soaring Pensacola $226.12 now, $180. Figures for 1976 were not from such actions would be di. Other factors are the in- what a full bed costs to cost of Insurance is forcing $190.28 last year; Jacksonville available. vided between tJ,e doctor and creased cost of hospitalization lain," Brown said, "and, of many Floridians to look closely $228.32, $191.48; Orlando For the first two years of no- lawyer, with a token payment and the higher costs of replace- course, an empty bed brings in at insurance needs.. This is part $207.84, $173.12; Tampa $248.44, fault, costs were going up but going to the supposed patient. ment parts for autos. no money." 2 of a sedehfch examines the $19912 Oca1i $159.48. insurance company rates were 'The attorney is in effect Tom Bro, Florida's deputy Meanwhile, State Farm, Florida insurance crisis — Its Drivers in New York City, going down. 'buying' inflated medical bills Insurance commissioner, said which raised rates by an avercauses, that It means and Boston, and Atlanta pay much "We've been playing -catch- which he will use as a basis for the Increased costs of hospi- age 26 per cent last year, is what's being done about it' less on the average than city up and because of inflation, the his demand against the insur- talization reflect higher preparing another increase for MIA1I (AP) - Too many dwellers in Florida, although rabbit is running ahead of us," ance company," said an af- salaries (or hospital staff this summer, Arnold said. doctors, lawyers, hospitals, the limits of protection are low- said an Allstate spokesman. fadavit Included in the search members, more sophisticated people anxious to make a quick er in those areas. "We're trying t overcome warrant. equipment, ,costlier premiums Small Tractor, Small Price buck, and bad decisions by forWhat went wrong? Why rates that were Inadequate 17 "In such situations, actual for malpractice Insurance and itier state officials. All are rca- wasn't the promise of low pre- when tb-fault started." paynent of medical bills will the numerous empty beds in XIUTI sons why Florida auto Insur- miums under no fault been L,ast year, Allstate listed un depend on bill-cutting arrange- urban areas. ance is among the costliest in kept? Nobody really knows. derwritlng losses of $41 million ments rather than on the actual "We figure that e'rnpty beds Italian Premier Charges ..ritics P laying Politics FTC In WORLD Auto Insurance Rates Continue INJ BRIEF Iloiiv t)eIi' t Week. S5 cents: Month. 82.40; 6 Months. $1420: Vi i. S.!1 40. Li. Mad In Honda same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: fi Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 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't r ' • ___ '- • -, . . �Her Indy Venture: Mysterious, Historic, INDIANAPOUS A1') - Janet Guthrie's debut at the Indianapolis Speedway so far this week has been historic, somewhat disappointing, a Little mysterious ... and very expensive. Miss Guthrie, gaining notoriety as the first woman to try for a spot in the Indianapolis 500, made a couple of shakedown laps in her Offenhauser..powered VolIstedt In practice Monday and was Ju!t about to start on her rookie test when the engine failed. $10,000 if I could just have tile lost time back," Vollstedt said, "It's getting our whole program way behind schedule. I've got two in a row and both the same one," said car owner Rotla Vollstedt. "We don't know If it's just a coincidence or what. It was the second engine falltire for the team in as many days, both problems being traced to the No. 1 cylinder. Her teammate, Dick Simon, was testing the car Saturday and Sunday when other proUems cropped up. "Either way, it sure is getting expensive." Vollstedt estimates his bill for broken parts alone so far at Indy this month is at least $,000. "Right now, l'iii trying to beg, borrow, buy an engine from someone. I've got another engine, one of the new Oflenhausers, but that's a matter of putting It together. And we don't have the time for that. "I've gone years without burning up cylinders, and now "You can add $1,000 to that for labor. But I'd gladly spend "In (act, if we lose much more time, if it rains or some- thing else breaks, we're going to be in real trouble on time." Vollstedt Is not going to put his 1976 design machine, to be driven by Simon, on the track until the problems wIth MISS Guthrie's 1975 model are straightened out. "I've got problems on my hatuLs already, and I've put all my men on getting Janet's car together. We'd like her to get her rookie test out of the way before we start sorting out Expens We last year, was so radical, so different, it could not be sorted out in time (or the 500, so Lj was parked. "That's the problem with this race," Vollstcdt said, "It comes too soon. Of course, no matter how much time you have to prepare, It comes too soon" Meanwhile, VolIstdt said Miss Guthrie is weathering the pressure well, although she has been the target of almost incessant media attention. Dick's car," Vollstedt cxplained. The car assigned to Simon has never been on any track before, and in fact, was only shipped In from Voltstedt's Portland, Ore., shop to the speedway Monday. Sorting out of new cars is vital, and time consuming. It has taken Vol. lstedt's team aLmost a year to refine the car to which Miss Cuthrle is now assigned. The design, when introduced jD Iii S S tea ic Ii R Baseball a c: e NATIONAL LEAGUE East BAL1'IMORE lAP) -- Less since resuming riding last has resumed an old habit of than three months after he suf- Thursday. He will continue to lugging in, fered multiple injuzIes In a be selective with his assign"He used to lug in with me, W I Phil New Pitt York P0. 05 7 607 10 10 IS 9 .6t3 13 - 625 1 EIGHTH - I Jefferson lmpDrI (7) 770.400; 3 VCtO( LOfliO (Si Oak. 5. Burroughs, Tee, 5, 3 Egyptin t,'dnd (1) (16) Clark); 2. Plaitys Folly I SO; Q (75) 71 00; P1171 741 30; DO $1060; 1 (164) $19000; I 2::1, (5 (60) 241 00. FIFTH - I. Tatlow (Mickey (Ruggiss); 3.My Boy Joe (Rattler); ELEVENTH - t Mar11 Molina 4 Haul Freight (Ross); S Afton Brldgesl (7) 32), 260, 2.20, 7 Oshkosh (1)3 10. 260; 3. Joppa Star Byrd (Gill); 6 Dee Dum Greer (1) Il 20.940,110. 2. JOtQ Gash II Ruff (6) 500. 100; 3. Nes?or.Rodolfo (1) Maid III 3.20. 0 (47) so SO. i u 7. Dr (kurti'orth); 500 0 (46) 29.00; P (46) 130 70. (Bridges). S. Manna (Roy). 547 60; I 136:1. TWELFTH - 1. ZcbiRodolfo (2) NINTH -1. NIbS Brat Deberr'y) SIXTH - 1 Stonegate Sharp P6 00.5 20.2 00.2. Rafael Arrieta (1) DElhi, NY. 30, 1.000, (Bruce Patterson) (3) 320. 140; 2 NOtC (Gill), 3. VIctory Rally (1 2 50 Grieve. Tee, S S T 0 L E P4 BASES-North, Oak. I); Rivers, NY. 12, Ran dolpf,, NY, 10; Bods, Cal, 9; Remy. Cal. 9; Patek, XC, 9; Baylor. Oak, 9. PITCHING Dcision)(3 Tony Agnello will compete for gradually for the ride aboard got beat doing it the first time i Chicago II 16 .107 6', Filimorris, XC, 30. 1000, 1,13 Strong (Kurtzworth). 6 Kingly tlot 250. 0 (12)3*50; P (2)163.90. Big lrnjulse(5) 500,0(3 315.40.00. T (3 9 IS .373 7 5jhe first time in the $150,000- Cojak in the Preakness, second rode him. But I kind of got him Montreal Mil, 1 1, (lao; 7. Thorpe's Chamr (Stader); "0" (46 with 12) $6 20. 800, SIt 1315 60 1 2:10:1. 2.31 West added Preakness Stakes, W.CamrjeIl. Mm. 4 1. .500. 3.12 Jewel in thoroughbred racing's straightened out. lie was off for Cincinnati SEVENTH - I. Lotus Bud s Prevaricator (Phillips). 13 10 , MONDAY NIGHT D.Roöerls, Dcl. 31, .730. 2 91 (Mickey Bridges) (0) 4.20,3.10, 3,70; TENTH - I. POtentate Pick 16 11 "I never really went away, Triple Crown. 593 awhile early this year, being LOS Ang Brilei, Tee, 3 1, .150, Knowing When (S. 297 Urn Loco lUdellI. 2. 7 Legs (1) IsO. 7 00; 3. Choice Houston II II , FIRST -1 lbar.Loren:o (4) 13 40 but it really feels good to be As Cojak's regular rider last freshened up, and I guess that's Son barge, Tee. 31, .750, 372. Lee Hy (7) 360; 0 (15) fl6.40 (11. Serixi). 1 Pines Bluff (Ruggiel); Diego 13 13 .500 2' 650 500. 2 Parquin Goodwin (5) back," the V-year-old jockey year, Agnello won four races when he got back into the San Fran STRII:EOUTS-Ryan, Cal. 7) 1.33200 Stars Hostess (Hobbs); T 7:10 S. Frisky 100 i 9 17 346 6'' 300. 3 Solos Goros (3) 460; 0 Donna (F. Iblenfeid). 6 Honey (40) 36 10, P (II) 169.70. EIGHTH - 1. MarIo (Al Clark) Allanla 8 15 said at Pimlico Race Course, including three stakes with the habit." 300 7', 65; Tanana. Cal. 4. Blyleven, Mm. 39, Gossage, ChI, Nugget (Provt), 1 Byrds Honor 37; (4)000,360.760; 2. Sharp CrIcket Monday's Result site of Saturday's 101st running colt who went on to become the SECOND-I, Victor Ovy(7) 19.00 Cojak bore in at the st-art of Wood, Cli. 30 (7) 1 10, 710; 3. DIrect Americi (6) (Van Devcn*erl. S Anthindy (lou) Los Angeles 1, St Louis 3 6603 70. 2 Ibar DIega (2) 7.20 400; of the 13-16 mile classic. Maryland-bred 2-year-old the Swift Handicap, finishing ? 60; Q (4 71 $1.50 T (47 6) SIGI 60 1 Only game SCheduled 3 Solos Suticn (4)560; 0 (2.7) 4340; 2 05.07 Agnello has won three races champion of 1975. Today'sGame's I second by a nose, and had the P (72) 261.70; Rig 0 (IS with all 2) a aa'.AIai Pro Basketball NINTH - I. Easter Pren? Francisco (Halscki 2 1) 03 10.' (II with all 7) 325 70 and finished second twice while Without Agnello, Cojak hasn't same trouble in the stretch be- at San (Frank lhlenfeld) (1) II 10, 11 60. Chicago (FraIhing 10) DAYTONA BEACH THIRD - I. BargunGoros (6) nccepting only eight mounts wn in five starts this year and fore losing by a head in the NBA Payoffs 460. 7. 160; 2. Mar Con Steve ) San Diego (Spiflner 0 1) at 1300 640 360; 7. IbarGoodwin (1) MONDAY MATINEE Semifinals 7.40, 6 10. 3. Jeans Babe H) 600. 0 Gotham Stakes and finishing Philadelphia (Canton 11), In) 3 40300, 1 Solos Loren:o (3) 360; 0 Best-of.; Series _______________________________________________ (13)536.10 T (131)51.06260 1 2 09 A V'1N-SOME PAIR by Alan Mover fifth in the Wood Memorial. He New York (Mattock 30) at FIRST - I. Reta Olaga (1) 17.60, (I 6) 29 20. P (6-I) 112.30 Today'samss TENTH - 1. DeLiner (Garland Allanta (Morton 04), (n) FOURTH - I Paco(2) 710010.60 670.140.2. Bob Ovy (7)410,370.3 Boston at Cleveland, Boiton Ruggles) (7) no such problem in the Ken400. 1.80; 2.50; 2. Pittsburgh (Kison '2) at Cm. leads Series P4.'itor Lorenzo (3), 750; 7,00, 2 GaldoS (3) 5.70 10.20; 3. Q (4 7) 70 £Z4fc2,9,1/ 7'1 ME 4V Vt71EY Westerns 8ev (6) 1010, 1.00; 3 tucky Derby, but he wound up cinnati (Nolan 7 1), Ii) 33 $ P (4 7)110.40 Echonl: (6) 660: 0 (23) 54 20. P (2' Wednesday's Game v'[,q /4C/,)'6 Flying Hank (4) 500 Q (67) 52940 1 Los Angeles (Sutton 33) at 4/j'6(,q ,47 Z_____ SECOND - 1. Uettor Pecina (6) 3) 106 30. DD (62) 21620 sixth. PhOOrtIX 01 Golden State, (764) 11027.10 1 2:05:2 St Louis (Curtis 77). (n) 2200. 1140, 300. 7. Solos Dovalos FIFTH - I Mar! Arrieta (3) A#/é 1c1 tZ SCFIC'S tied 22 Agnello was a patient at t)ocMontreal (Kirby 0 1) at ItouS (3) 1.60, 3 00; 3. Reta.lvy (2) 2.00; 10 20 5 00 1.20, 2. OrbeRcdolfo (1) ______________ ,/ ,5i99 J,4'p' Jl9F4'' ,q,'ca TONIGHT'S ENTRIES tor's Hospital ii' 1.av3ham, Md., ton (Niekro IS). (ni (3 6) 21.00; P (63) S3.10, Big Q (47 lIDS 10. 3 Rafael Waly (3) 4 00; 0 ABA oU S FIRST - I Speedy Hans (1 Wednesday's Games v,th 36 363 (1 5) 73 00; P (54) 212.40 foraportionof that time, buthe ,1,'p Fo,q -',i .4I 9E Finals Crank). 2 Ocala Penny (Jefferson; Los Angeles at SI Lows THIRD - I. Solos Pecina j SIXTH - 1 Bob Pa:o (1) 1460 Bestof-7 Serie, wasn't up to following races. Mtl 3 Locll (Whayland), 1 n Francisco at Chicago Sis to :-) JOQ. 7 lbarOvy (3) 4 1) 0 20 7 Urirte Wall'? l 10 60 Todays Garns ,'.'ampni (Deons, 5 Km Lobe)) Agnellu tuiiihlcd to the .tt 0,' ; F'ulaae;pOa, ,.i.r 2. 3 Bob Ed*ard (5) Q (j; 38). 3 Zub Ovy (SI 360 0 (1)1 /, aNcw York a, Denier, New (Johnson); 6 Clever Trip (Van 1200; P (43) 13900. ground at Bowle Race Course 4600; P (13) 172.30; DO (3-1) 13950 York leads series 31. Deventer); 7 Toddlers Windy (Rat.,) e OCKFY/5 New York at Atlanla, In) FOURTH - 1. Rodolfo (7) 17.10, SEVENTH -1 NesterArrieta (3) on Feb. 21, and then was struck Thursday, May 13 . SECOND 1. Yankee Guy Pittsburgh at Cincinnat, In) 740. 6 00. 2. Wally (2) 600. 370; 3 13 60 5 10 300, 2. Zubi Gasti Il (7) E4RL/ER. T//5 JaCWEY"S Ornvr at New Yk. if neC (Bridgel); by three following horses. 2. Di. First (Jefferson); Montreal at HOuSton, nl Echanmi (6)420; 0(7 7) 6040; P (7. 360) 00. 3 Mutilla Molina (5) 440. ',ir' ______ flFuiP7 6EA1 3 ER.D. (Filipelli) 4. Avon Tarbell 2) 1*9 60 He suffered a punctured lung, 0 (27) 3300; P (27) 100.00. AMERICAN LEAGUE IGIlI); 5. Worthy Robin (Seidecs); 6. OcFf'/,Y6 FIFTH - 1. Rafael.Bonquen (3) EIGHTH - 1, Orbf.Echanit (3) II fractured ribs, a fractured East Josedale Admirer (Plewrnan); 7 14 10, 500, i oo, 2. SolanaWa(ly (1) 17,00 6.70 460; 2 Rafael Elorri 5.70 Pro Hockey left shoulder and a separated /5'-)a49-otp Burns w L Pct. GB Guy (Bere:nak); I. 3*0. 2 60, 3 (be Sary (6) 1 00; 0 S 10: 3 Mutilta Goiti 117.20; Q (23) 15 6 .714 'ustafroil IDvorecek). ,ç'j',q right shoulder. His ruptured Ncw York (13) 2910; P '! !.! 9490. 00; P (52) 130 20. 0; 0 .7 *itt. HilL Playoffs 10 7 THIRD - Speedoilie (M. Crank). 95 3 SIXTH - I r,ald P.5cc (2) 5 40. 2 8*2.10 FI'I•II spleen was removed in one cip- Detrol 4 óSICader (Nielsen); 3. Fr.oav .526 a an t 'w a '.':- '. .t i' '_ . ______ '""7"Z s"'" ' !:r. ,uf -;. Ni _________________ d lL.r t cration an') i '. --. . -' Star (KiniIy). I Daytona; I7 45 ,': -. 2 i., 3 J II 1$) 160; Q dldé' (315403 óO, 3 Onbe .,..,,, 1 3 , (Seiders); 9 13 .409 ó'i S •' r,' . s( • Avon Marshall i dergo more .urgei-y after deDh,io,,.:r,;R :..C. Q ,3 . 32 GG, (13) 64.00 - "' ,• "-" 9tr. (Peters); 6 6. Haven Way (B. 6 Ii ,3QO 1 us' ---:. SEVENTH-l.OaldosMolinj(4) Montrcal ltad TENTH - 1 Merio.Diaga (3) veloping gangrene. I 0 lloi -'-. West Regur); 7. Curt Jvbile (Kimball); , 700, 7u; Arrijta (5) 15 40. 7 60. 4O0 2. Nettor sutton Thursday, May 13 Even so, Agnello was told by Texas 15 7 6*2 $l;c Bullet (Filipelli). 10 60. 110; 3. Mutilla Dlaga (2) 1 40; 1310, 600. 3. Solos Ovy (I) 1 50; 0 Montreni 0? Philadelphia 11 9 .350 3 FOURTH - 1 Winning Angel (6. doctors that he might be back in KOn City Q () P (15) 9120 (3 1) 61 00; P (34) 271.20. 00 (5 3) FOR843 Regur); 2. Red Clay (d'Amato; 3. 11 10 .521 3 EIGHTH - 1. Mulilla.Arrejta (3) 20070 time for the Kentucky Derby on Minnesota (i, WHA Playoffs Oakland I) 13 Rac'ng Cloud (Britton): I Chari 500 4 .. . .- -. /c'? //'3 Il 80.9 40. 560. 2 Galdoi Wally (I) ELEVENTH - 1. Zubi Mand SemifInals May 1. lIe (lidn't quite make it, Chicago I it 421 I Bereznakt, 5 Surgery Time 5; 9 io 3 Zub Etnan,: (1) 160; Q (7) 1210 1 80 540; 2. Solana.Arre'a i" ' Bestot.1 Ser,es N6EL S) t.III1 flOW he's ready for the CalifOna 10 Il (Sica) . 6 .i70 ' Miss Bernarditori (13) 45.10; P (31) 157.50; Big "Q" (5) 9.60; .400. 3 Jorge Paco (1) 1.00 Today's Games Monday's Rnults (O'KeIley); 7. Spanish Bit (Kinsle'y. (15 with 1.3) 130120 K8N7OcKV I'reakness, 4 Houston at Q (57 5-1 10; P (75) 144.00. Nw M'nnesoto 5 kansas City 4, Npw England, 5 Oco'a Eagle (Jefferson). NINTH - I Boniguen (6) 21 20, Englanri lrds TWELFTH - 1 Marti M.arlioIi 'I'm SCtS 21. feeling fine now," OFH9V Ag- 10 Innings FIFTH - I Dea Frisky 970. 3 60; 2 Sirduy (4) 740.900; 3. (5) 1050150200. 2. Orbe Elorri (61 Thursday, May 1) Chicago 7. Texas 6, II (Cridql 2 nello said. "If I felt any better, I innings J.M King (R. Neely); WI/hp/I Elorri (1)100; 0(16) 6.70110; 3 SolanaSordoy (3) 520. New Englarj .t? lit 50; p Oakland 6. Callforni 3 3 Jo.aquin Jean (Jefferson); 4. couldn't stmnd 175 70 ii.,' 0(36)77 60; P (Sd) 171 00. Big 0 IS th'/F /O11' Only games Scheduled Jeans First (Rau) S Proud Speed TENTH - I Urar?.' Oiy )fI 7 wtli all 5) 5040. (5.7 *th ott 6) The l-2-3finishersin the KenTodoy'sOames (Kurtiworthl, 6 AdIOS Dt.'chess I) .0 5 80. 8 80. 2 Bara n Pen, 481 40 -. tuck)' Derby, Bold Forbes, lionBoston (Jenkins 1 4) at Cleve Minor Leagues (Filipelli); 7 Hello Dere (Gill). 8 Pasadena P4. (Plo driver). est Pleasure and Elocutionist, land (Dobson 73), (n) PIofiØa Stat. hague Detroit (O.Roberts 31) at SIXTH - 1. Color Me Beane No,Thsqn Oiv1s and eighth-place Play The Red New York (F,gueroa 21). In) (Britton. 2. Cash Box (S. Secbes. ' Runs, Runs, Runs, Runs SPORTS - ______ An offensive downpour swept Flagship Bank of Sanford, 11-8, the Sanford Little League while Flagship Bank of Monday as a total of 99 runs Seminole whacked Atlantic streamed across the plate in National, 10-4. George's seven games, leaving most dumped United Transportation pitchers in the showers and the Union, -t, in a Continental worse for wear. League duel. Monroe The Junior League typified '' only "proper" results of the situation as V.F.W. out the day found Prosser Ford SCL r In , StrL.crgs Bernard Merthie Lired a one-hitter al Al R H Prosser Ford, striking out nine, 1 3 1 0I but was torpedoed by tve o o errors, five walks and a hit 4 0 0 batter. Darrell Shuhr had I 2 Prosser'slonehltwhilelderthie 400 3 1 I singled and scored a run o aid 3 2 I his own cause. 330 32I Medical Center took a 3.0 lead over Seminole Sporting Goods, Al R H then lost it to a late rally 1 i 1 hIghlighted by Jeff Quinn's 3 1 0 sixth-Inning home run. In the 2 C 00 bottom of the frame, however, 7 o o MarkLoudysingledandoneout 4 2 7 later Candy Bradwell brought 7 3 2 0 him home with the deciding, I I o marker. 200 13 10 3 James PosiI' Th Cf WayneComelylb BranHUlsman2b ?e'th Jones .1 lb W&tecLawcp Gene Sweetp ri Denns Germane lb James Sm?h 5% 3D p cf ChpRoiIct C Kelvin Davis ii Totils ROTARY Carllonftrowncf JSckWiggins3bpli Wayne Pacep3b Columbus Demps Ii Gregiaksonlf Carl Preslfl' C MikeParkersslb TimjoPmsonlbp Wenzel Bodrf Johniohnsonth Totals V.FW, Rotary '.,.': .-;.. r Ict. $ --,: '- ; - t.. 1__ -- ' :;' lstC,d,ral Chase A Ci. • - r . :r-. I •.. j. ;-"i •" . j:1.- t.. ' 4•Q• ..• :. ..' ;,: . ji - : .4 pç AIRH 3I1 332 310 437 311 300 300 700 000 110 23 IS 6 SAP 30C 3 1 0 3 3 30 o o o o 7 I 1 00 o 7 i o 2 0 I 1 1 6 73 $ , ___________________________ Georges i --. .. • ';'.},., ,--.•- H- .,s - ____ - '- '. i,' ;.- C.. ;. - DavidJohnsonssp Tim Sheppard psi Bill Terwilliger lb Jeff Brown lb Brian Brooke tf Elvis Brown If Robert Sl?aw ri Anthony Colyercf Tommy Hedrick C Totals FlagihipoiSem. Atlantic National 2 0 0 2 I 1 3 1 0 I 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 3 1 0 23 202 2li-10 020 OIl- 4 6 -5 METRO STANDINGS W I Pct GB SeaboardCstLn 11 2 .046Men's Metro Softball League, Eldridge Standard 10 3 .717 1 upending top-ranked Seaboard Lake Me'roe Inn 9 1 .692 2 7 6 .339 1 ct !Jne. t3-5, Monday night tof-_I...,. C.rni-" I*le ,...,. -. ' " ? consccu'. scm. t,,,i. Faculty 7 1 67 I virtnrv and move within two A Tr,n 7 ii 134 9 gaines of the No, I slot. In other contests, Eldridge Lee and Carl Lee, Lake Monroe Standard blew a chance to tie constructed a 6-3 margin at the Seaboard for first by bowing to end of six innings, then Gregory Mobile llrnnes, 4-2, smothered lust-ditch a and Auto-Train got Its own Seaboard Rally to pull out its winning streak going with a 5-4 ninth victory. surprise over the Patrick Trailing 2-1 in the fifth, Outcasts. Gregory spilled Eldridge with a -. ___________________ ______________________ _________________ _____ ________________________ .4* _____ ____________________ - _____ _______ _______ ____________________ ___________________ - Pablo Garcia In forehand follow-through John Pardo cuts loose with forehand c' s I I? LI ru T' _____ 3 1 0 2 1 0 I 0 0 I I JamieJeswpcf ErikFrel,u I 0 DewayneDr,iiuerstc 0 0 0 0 0 DrrellPaynerf 4 1 1 Greg Swift 3D o o 0 Mke Towers p MortyCresoIilb M.ttJOhn$OlI 1 sumes tonight In Richfield, Ohio. - I 0 0 3 0 1 Rickylridgesci AI?'r Coleman ci 00 till II jçrl% , JO? Srraes ri I 3 0 0 o o Jeff 1 17 Stuart Smith 7b 22 Totals Totals 30 11 I FLAGSHIP BANKSANFORD MEDICAL CENT&R A$RH AIIM 4 1 1 Glen Brookelb Paul Gulf in lb 3 0 I PInsserlak,r$f 0 4 0 Scottl4ll30 3 ao Brett vonHerbuhii3b 3 2 I Jeff Litonp1b 3 0 0 .)erryGriti;tp 1 0 3 DavidSonenbergc 3 0I Daryl Hubbard lb I I 0 3 I 0 ChriS Colon sip )ick Fleiihmanc 40 I Mike Franklin 1? I 0 0 ug g I\I et Ga rn e P Ia : , - U) Police Keystone L°'" ____ of coach and general manager Auburn and the Ohio Valley after the playoffs because of a team either Mrehead, Ky., something to do with it, too, vet Nuggets feel (hey must get their Fast-break offense and The Cleveland Prcss quoted State. ''[(ensc has been our best hack to the basIcs ir they aim to JiFCSStIlg defense in olx.'ratton. Scoad 120 000 2- s Washinoncf 3 0 0 Atriar,der lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 ToddriillCbrandli MatkLoudyct Mark Gibson lb i 0 0 0 Cand (3rbdwt'llrf 21 1 6 Totals CXmlyonrt Totals 0 0 0 2 3 I o I 01 23 4 7 - F$igihlp-$anf*rd 102 011 - $ Medical Center - The other NBA semifinal Larry Brown. "We've aban- centerJrnlEflkinsc8.Ifleof(the with Mileti because he Wasn't Southern, making its eighth resumes Wednesday doned that, especla!ly in the bench to score 17. consulted on such matters as straight regional appearance, $11 211 --4 ______________________- I Marplep is WhilleY Ilernosky2b Phoenix tied that set at 2-2 by work like that." we're going to lose it with the Play(1!fseries with Washington,' College, Columbus, Ga., of the plans for televlstsg College and intrdstate rivals posting a 133-12 double-overThe Nuggets, who breezed to methods that got us this far, not O'Brienc champion Golden State War- with a 00.24 recon, face ex- this series," Brown promised. season's ticket prices, AuloTrain and Rollins, Totals 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 31$110 0I 601311 - s at St Ptttrr9 Wnfec Haxec Minnesota (Hughes 02) Kansas City (Bird 20), (A) Chi cago (Forster 11) at t,' am l)t 3 Senator (S Clark; 6. Brockport Boy '0 14 301 S (UcleIl); 7. Western Scott louthern DlvIsoa California (Ross 0 3) at Oak. W Palm Beath tIll 17$ Ii Pompino leach land (Blue 21), (n) i -. '4 • F LauøerOal Forbes as a Laz Berrara Tcxa (Barr 11). In) 4 340 7', Monday's Restts L.UO'r€aI. 7. Pompno 8rch a MImi 4. Wet? Palm 8eact W'ntec HaVen 3. Tampa t Baltimore at Milwaukee, In) M'nnesota at Kansas C'ty. In Te*i at California. In) Only games Scheduled -C learned that if he hits the ball scored pinch runner Jerry and snapped the Rangers' far enough, he doesn't have to Terrell from second base and winning streak. Garr also beltrun very fast .. or very Far, Ino,wille Cm. 421 A OlIver. PQ h, 371, gave the Twins a 5-4 victory ed a two-run homer In the ninth baseball night, the Chicago Paul Mitchell, just back from tO II 417 Wrst,rnDvlsie II 3 Sit CPa?tannog. 12 I) 1.0 I Columbus to 13 435 Results Jaclxo,-,v:tl, Columt,ui it. wr,oivmue "0°"' 7. Chattanooga 3 Charlotte S. Orlando Tday's Games Orlando at Charlotte Chattanoega at Mon?gorr., fr'uo,,.lPe at COlur'bvt JaC5o'i,.itp a? Sayama', RUNS-Monday, Cni, 31; The 34-year-old Oliva, a over the Kansas City Royals. togiveChicagoa6-3 lead before Rose, Cm, 71; Morgan, Cm, 77; 5m,dt, Ph', 21; Gritfey. Cm, three-time American League OLfva said his knee brace is the Rangers rallied For three 21 batting champion, spends most "like the one Joe Namath runs in the bottom of the ninth. RUNS BATTED IN-King of his time these days as Mm- wears. "I can hit on It, but run- Kelly and Jorge Oi-ta also mart. PlY. 30, MOnday, Chi, 26. Schmidt. PhI, 21; Grlffey, Cm. nesota's first base coach, with ning ... there'sjust no way." homered for Chicago. 24. Madiock, ChI. 22. OParker, u only an occasional trip to the Elsewhere In the ALon a light A's 6, Angcl Pgh, 22 plate. 17 l 4)0 II II Russell. LA, 365. TO,r, NY, Saarv.an • McBride, StL. 365 HITS-Rose, Cm. 15; Mon Harness Racing SEMINOLE Several times in road games White Sex ended the Texas the minors, pitched a six-hitter day, Cli, 40. Madlock. Clii. 35 MONDAY RESULTS heha.s been listed in the line-up Rangers' club record eight- andstruckoutl0andSalBando Cardenal, Chi. 36. TruIlo. CII,. McBride, SIL. 35. Monla FIRST-1 Proud Blue Clip lied as the Icadoff hitter and second game winning streak 7-6 In 11 walloped a two-run homer as nez, SF. 35 Paul (5) Il 20. 3 60, 360; 2. Cardiff baseman to give him one hope- Innings and the Oakland A's the A'sdefeated Nolan Ryan. It DOUBLE5-Modlock, CIII, 10. (I)120,7,60,1 Lisbon Hanover (3) fully productive turn at bat, but trimmed the California Angels was the first v1ctor' of the Zik, Pgh, 10. Millan, NY, 0. 200. 0 (35) 519.10; T 2.10. when the Twins take the field 6-3. season for Mitchell, who came FOli, Mon. S Roie, Cm. S. Phi. TRIPLES-D.Cash, S. HOME RUNS-KinQman. NY, 9560 12:07:3. THIRD - 1. Trocemark (Jchn cause a ground ball - almost homer in the ninth inning, on Bobby Bonds' two-run 1? SchrniQt, PI'II. 12; Monday. Bere:nak) (1) 1510. 610, 5.20; 2 Cli,, 7. Cedt'no. Htn. 6; Cey. any ground ball - means a F I cc Farong (1) 500. 4.60; The Royals sent the game homer. The A's took the lead on LA, 6. Matthews, SF. 6 S,,,r,'Itit'art Volto (31 550, 0 (1 ' certain double play. into extra innings witha run off a two-run single by Bert STOLEN BASES-Morgan. 14980 1 (11)3) 1.6)000. 1 1 But Monday night Oliva was Bert Blyleven in the bottom of Campaneris in the sixth inning. Cm, II; Cedeno. lltn. 10. Grit FOURTH - 1. Ranger Jean fey. Cm. 9; Cabell. Htn. 7; sentupasapinchhittertostart theninthonFred Patek'striple (Bernard Aldrich) (1) 600, 360 Dodgers 4, Cardinals 3 Buckner, LA, 6 Decislonsi-210. 2 Bullet Freught (di 320. 2 iD the 10th Inning. He belted a and Al Cowens' double. The Cey's game-winning homer PITCHING (3 drive off Marty Pattin that Twins blew leads of 1.4), 3-1 and caine with one out after Dusty Lonborg, Ph,. 1 0. 1.000. 2 I) would have been a triple (or 4-3 before protecting their 10th- Baker opened the ninth with a Matlack, NY, 3 0. 1 000. I 77 J.RlcI'tard. Htn, 31. 533, 755 even an average runner - and Inning advantage. Craig Ku.sick single. Joe Ferguson hit a two- 5-cover, NY, I I. 000, 2.19 Ru, Oliva was once very much more slammed a two-run homer for run homer off Pete Falcone In LA, 4 1. 000. 335 Montelusco '.i' than average - but he could Minnesota and Amos Otis the seventh for the Dodgers' SF, II, .00), 302 Koosman. d''. 3 1, .150. 3,05 Candelara. only limp as far as second base connected for KC. first two runs. Pgh, 31, 750. iSO STRIKEOUT$-Seaver, iS. Flyers Not Depresse, 11111 Face Montreal Tonight r r f Monletusco, SF, NY. 38 P P,Siekro. Atl. 37. Rogers, 3, Ruthven, AtI. 37 American League BATTING (SO a? bOt%l - Lynn, Osri. 121; LeFlore. Det, 358 Chambliss. NY. 300, Mn, 375; PateS. XC, 342 P U N S-Rivers, NY, 21. Nurtli. Oak, 21. Otis, KC. IS: P White, NY. I?. Remy, Cal. MONTRE4L tAP) - The because of the fact that they got son to tie it In the second. 17 first round of the National the break and we didn't?" he Larry Goodenough restored RUNS BATTED IN Puci, I lackey League's championship asked, the Flyers' lead early In the Oak. 77; Horton, Dcl, 71. prize fight Is over, with the 'We just m ;de too many third period, but Jacques Le- Chamblin, NY. It; Munson, Montreal Canadiens holding a mistakes," added Philadelphia maire beat Stephenson with a NY, 19; Hendrick, Cle. 16; liv ers. NY, 16; Bochte, Cal, 16. slight edge over the I'hila. right wing Gary Dornhoe,'er. backhander that glanced into Mellon. CII. 14, Flyers entering "We got caught too often on the net off the goalpost and delphla PIITS-'---Chambliss. PlY, 35, tonight's second round at the two-on-one and three-on-two Lapointe scored the winner in North, Oak, 31; Munson, NY, 30. Ri'ier, NY, 30. Dh?c, breaks." 'b Forum. the closing minutes, Cat. 79, Flyers Coach Fred Shero As two boxers spend the first DOUBLES- Mellon, Cal, s. The guys were a little 1. Stanton, Cal. $; Rudi, Oak. 5. round of their fight seeing what agreed. "We can't have two tactics will and won't work, so wings floating against one de- tight," said Montreal's Yvan D Evans, Bsn, 7. Carew, Mmn, did the Canadiens and the de- fenseman all the time like we Cournayer in explaining hIs , 'arner, Oak, 7. TRIPLES.-Plni,lla, NY, 3 team's slow start. "We've got Lynn. Bsn, 2; Rice, Bsn, 2 fending titlist Flyers spend did Su'iday. In the second penor seven guys who have Rivers, NY. 2; Wynegar, Mm. Sunday night's opener. od we weren't pulling back with never been in the Stanley Cup 2. North. Oak, 2 "it was Just a game of feeling them right away, and that gae final and they were nervous." 6. HOME P1encjrmk, Cle, S ' Del, RUNSHorton, each other out," said Flyers them an awful lot of chances." flan Montreal clipitalized on two goaltender Wayne Stephenson, "Part of the problem early on who lost the 4-3 decision with of the chances after falling be- was we played nervous 1:22 remaIning when Mon- hind 2-4) in the first period on hockey," added Canadiens treal's Guy l.apointe blasted Philadelphia goals by Reggie goalie Ken 1.yden. "When that Leach and Ross Lonsberry. happens, you're more tentative home a 20-footer. CAJICER But Stephenson, like the rest But, settling down from a mes- with your plays; you're think''4'',, of the Flyers, was anything but sy first session, the Canadlens Ing more slowly, and con'charged back with tallies by sequently the other guy is on depressed over the defeat. "How can you be down Just Jim Roberts and Larry Robin. you more. I _____ _______ s-. ag _______________________________ . TUES.,MAY1),5:00P.M. r TRIPLEMAIpI_EV'IT IfROUPDFEATUR!EVNf -!- IRISH GENE vs WILLIE f -, WA RREN ¼' -. SPECIAL ATTRACTION JODIE BALLARD vi. • LEON SHAW JUNIORMIODLEwEIOHTS ORUC! CANTRELL EDDIE DAVIS S ' ' I ' I ' • • , • • I • ' . : . -p . SECOND-I. Speedy Tracer (Joe 11iSIDE ___OEM_$4Childrcfl RESERVED ADM II Seders) (5) 7 60 350. 340 7 someone eLse takes his place. In the only National I..eague to the A's as part of the trade C) Parker, Pgh, 5. Turner. SC), Carolina Calgary (3) $ 20, 4 60. 3 Manager Gene Mauch is hesi- contest, the Los Angeles Dodg- that sent Reggie Jackson to i. Geronimo, Ciri, 3. Cabell. Princess Strong 1 3 0 (33) 330 SO; 1 (53 1) 1155 00; DD (55) (ant to use him with runners on ers shaded the St. Louis Cardi- Baltimore. Ryan fanned 12 but IlIn. 3. W,Davis. SD. 3 (4, base and less than two out be- nals on Ron Cey's two-run blew a 3-0 lead, built partially (Bridges), 6 BackfIre Ba,eI (Rt.jJ Paah (Gil) TodIy'sOama II 72 500 3 National League worth), 3. Sc Thirteen (Beretnak). 'ua (Beberry) 5 Ocala 5p.ce ron, L.uOrc.I, at POmp.r. hea'i Mam It Wet Palm O,a' Petersburg at LISe Tampa at Wnc-n H.,,'- Leaders b" Tony Oliva can still hit but he later, Lyman Bostock came double with one out in the 11th SEVENTH - 1. Star Student (O'Amato), 2. Chance Win (Kurt: 7 Cumban rrso IS Clark). 8 J 0 C'arlo?te White Sax 7, Rangers 6 Ralph Garr's hit-and.run (Bourgeois), I. Kirby Bohemia 9 Arden Ed (Newman; Only Games SchdulIø r a ,., fl The Associated Press In his bulkyknee brace with his After seven knee operations, first hit of the season. One out 3 George Way (B. Regur). 1. More Reliable (Wiley); 5. Might', s Eattert, Oi,s,cn 00 0 3 11 0 00 31 I 0 0 0 T*rrp PMiOvthii,, L,agve. Mileti as saying Fitch, despite factor over the first two recapture their regular-season The University of Miami's 40- BaIley 20. 3 0 0 0 0 0 The Nets, behind brilliant having gained a three-year con- 13 club also Quinn c 1 0 0 0 0 0 games," said Boston captain Form tonight iii Game Five of accepted an allarge 1U I 0 0 ormancesbJuliusF.ving, tract at $75,000 a year, had NCAA beith. Miami, making Basker 11cc John Ilavilcek, who will be in their American Basketbafi i Oavsc 0 0 0 0 0 0 the asked to champknshlp have taken a 3-1 edge In ( Jfp tonight despite rein- Association be released so he could the playoffs for the fourth time Totals 20 4 7 I 0 0 AUTO.TRAIN juring his left foot Sunday. series with the New York Nets. best-of-seven series. In Satur- become coach of the Los in five years, was not tm"Since I've been here, our Jay nIght's 121.112 victory at Angeles Lakers. AC ft H 28 38 HR "Whenthec'therteamshoots52 mediately assigned a regional. 4 0 2 0 00 Fitch refused comment, sayN.Y., E,ving e.j per cent and you still win, you concept has been tluit we don't Unlondale, Florida Southern's defending MCCIOVdCI 3 00 0 00 Ing he must he doing something right, worry about what the other In 3.4 poInts, gu1rds John Witwas Interested only in Division 2 national champIons 0. Brownlb 32 2 0 0 0 team (focs, we go out an') play hanson and Brian Taylor had "winning gaines." Brown if 3 (1 7 0 0 C That something was defense will st the small college re-JHardlnrf series -.. . 3 I 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 Bryant lb who will be coupled with Bold 'Oliva Knee Painful, PATRICKOUTCASTS AR ft H 25 38 HR Roberlilt 3 0 I 0 0 0 Bacon p 3 I 0 0 0 0 JaCIiI Maione3b horse field will be Life's Hope -- W L Pd. 0$ a, takeij Derolt at flew York. In) SEAIOAROCOASTLINE Al P H 25 II HR 4 0 0 0 0 0 Robnonis Williams p 3 1 1 0 0 0 Bentoncl 3 0 1 00 0 iCha.-de rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 Hudlck lb 3 0 0 0 0 0 Gordon3b 3 2 0 0 0 Peterson if 3 2 2 0 0 0 Hall II 3 1 1 I 0 0 Fakeic 3 0 2 0 0 0 Slumpf C 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cooper 20 30 0 0 0 0 201 013 6- 6 (Cuellar 0 7) The other starter in the six. Milwaukee (Cohborn 22). In) -- -- Baltimore Wednesday's Games Boston at Cleveland, (fl) LAKE MONROE INN Al R H 28 31 HR AAndersons5 402 0 00 Bogg52b 17 2000 D.Leelb 4 12 0 0 0 Florida Teams C Leest 2 I 2 0 0 0 Rlchp 3 1 I 0 0 0 Get NCAA Bids Drummondlf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Dtvllncl 2 0 0 0 0 0 Turner3b 2 0 0 0 0 0 By The Associated Press A Andersonlb 1 0 0 0 0 0 Six Florida colleges have MuserI 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 been chosen to participate in Maisakrf Macwellc 2 I 1 0 0 0 National Collegiate Athletic As- BridgeS c 1 0 0 0 0 0 sociation regional baseball Totals II 6 10 0 0 0 Lake Monroe - trained entry. 023 000 0-S 10*00301 a practice session and the ball ence champions. ain't gonna touch the floor at Florida State, In the NCAA all." field for the 15th time, has a 39 Fitch became the Focus of l4recordandJacksonvllleis43controversy over the weekend 12. The Southeastern Confer. when it was reported he was ence representative will be will compete in the Preakness. - 7 0 0 0 0 0 300 0 0 0 Leon Scnithcf AbdvtBIkOfCf Will,e Pashe 1 '-. - Ed Jackson's three-run homer in the First put AutoPolice Tops Train in an immedlatehole, but the Car Carriers plugged away and posted the winning margin Keystone on Sh.aun O'Brien's sixth-frame single. Now the winners of two Duane Lee scattered five hits straight, Auto-Train Is only a and Antliny Freeman doubled half-game from escaping the home two runs Monday as the k) cellar. Police team defeated Keystone, 5-4, in a senior league baseball ELORIDOE STANDARD game at Sanford Memorial Al 1 H II 35 HR Stadium. LOvflSS 1 1 1 0 0 0 fteethardrf 3 1 1 0 0 0 POLICE 3000 0 0 Al ft H MIller lb Marirtoc 3 0 2 0 0 0 MiPeFIiTh 3 0 Beicher ci 201 I 0 0 WIt4am Frederick ss I I 1 Tayiorp 3 0 0 0 0 0 Yevnwrigntcf 4 DaW%on lb 3 0 0 0 0 0 j Donald Coy Ii B. Brewersl 2 0 0 0 0 0 CuaneLeeP 41I Johnsonlb 3 0 0 0 0 0 Kenny Williams3bIb 311 M Brewer If 3 0 0 0 0 0 Prc Baker c 300 Totals fl 2 S 1 0 0 Anthony Freeman lb 201 OREGORYMOIILEHOMES DonnyMonnib 0oo Al 1 H 21 18 HR Craig W.gginsrt 100 Berlin 30 3 1 0 0 0 0 Keith Kirpatrick rf 100 Norton p 3 I 0 0 0 0 Totals Brady Ii 3 0 I 0 0 0 KEYSTONE Al I H Sommerviilef 3 0 0 0 0 0 Enright lb 3 I 1 0 0 0 iD. Brooks 30 411 Johnn rI 3 0 0 0 0 0 kott Wilson 700 Buky ci 3 0 7 I 0 0 James Church ct 700 S?effentss 3 0 I 0 0 0 Tony Dunkinsonp 71I Conchelosc 3 0 I 0 0 0 Pat Renoc 2I1 Duke7b 7 1 I 0 0 0 Krnny Perrylb 300 Totals 20 4 7 I 0 0 AlinSwtrf 2I0 Mie Re3ister If I01 Eldridg, 2 000 0- 2 Randy Harvey lb 100 Or,qory 010 030 i- 4 Totals 71 4 5 r n J -' Braced by the solid hurling of three-run rally on Terry Duke's Wes Rich and two-hit plate single, three errors and a performances by Donny sacrifice fly by Bob ScmAnderson, John Boggs, Danny merville. tournaments, with Florida State hosting the big school event and Florida Southern the snuill college tournament. e ti C0 '/S e s e ig !'it , Named Monday to join deriors Sunday behind reserve Sunday, coming From behind to "We dribbled too much," fending regional champion By The Associated Press win 94 -89. To turn things Fitch said of the second-game Florida State in the May 21-23 Keith Erickson's 28 points, You can't score points if you The Celtics limited Cleveland around, says Cleveland Coach defeat. "Nobody wanted to Division I tournament in Tdlladon't shoot the ball, and you to just one basket over a stretch ff11 Fitch, his team has to stop shoot, and once again we hassee were cross-state rival can't win basketball games r of 6l minutes in the second half bouncing the ball so much and weren't very considerate of the Jacksonville and the South. ( caROFRo,fl. 140 Ole-I Edmordaoneslf - I Class A - I. Jay Musleh Dan Hendley, 31; 2. Bob Benson Jim Haynes. 33. 3 Tom HoltJohn Bowers. 31; 4. Gary Greves Guy Mongelio. 26. S (tie) Barney Baldorossi Jerry Lingelbath and Horace Pryor. Henry Cooper, 70; 7. Hosea Grimes Bob Patrick. ID. Class B I. Roy Pke Mike Nostro. 40. 7. MIke Grl%*aid Pablo GarcIa. 36; 3. Jesus Garcia Steve Morris. 35; 1 (tIe) Gary Chambers Dan Lackey. ano Merlin TiceRon Haynes. 30;6. John Pardo•Bob Cameron. 71. _______________________ _______________________ it sounds ;irnple, but the Cleveland Cavaliers' (allure to SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS adhere to those basics is a maAl R H jot - reason they trail U nostoii SEMINOLE PETROLEUM RichasdBrusnlhlnb 20 I Al 1 H Celtics 2.0 in their National 3 0 0 TmVezinlIC Pa?P-$arr'wnss 3 7 0 Basketball Association sz1i3 0 I 8b Bridges c 3 1 2 RlckyChesser lb -- . - r Amateur JaI-alaI Is offered at the fronton in Fern Park with area participants paying $2 per hour (or court use. roiding their own cestas and helmets. The current tournament is open to players who have been participating in open play the past three months. ___________________ _____________________ __________________ artyJohnsonc UNITEOTRAPISPORTATION Wesley Sterfe3b UNION Al ft H Larry Frederick 30 3 o o Chip Saurders is Buck Landers c NealWeltonci MikeGalmlb 300 Mike Kotundop Mark Sfr.iord lb 31I Jim Jof-wnon lb Allen Gal., ci 311 Eric KircPiiotf rf Len Sutton is p An"ony Bradshaw rf Jeff K pp p ts 200 TtmBarkleyif Alfred Bohard30 300 Totals Scott S,*vnderi If rf 200 Jet? Thomai ri II 200 ATLANTIC NATIONAL Totals 34 3 4 Al I H GEORGES Al I H ScottMurptiy)b 4oo Leroy Littlecf Greg Carter Ii XenGilcrestll Mike Baker p Bob GuI' 30 Jon Hobbs ri Totals I The second round is Wednesday, beginning at 11:30 n.m. wIth the final qualifier Friday. The top four teams from each classification advance to Monday's partido eliminations, and event which will be in full dress, culminating 13-team, four-day activities. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE Stan Hogan c Bob Lively ti t,;u:ci .4;: -. ., •.(E ,. ....t,.4:1t ) _',.v'*'• ' .1" w_.'•.. i';c:f 4 FERN PARK - A couple of college students who are such avid amateur jai-alai players that they drive 175 miles three times a week, arc the leaders after the first round of the partido qualifying tournament In progress this week at the Orlando-Seminole Jal-Alal. Jay Musich and Dan Hendley, of Ocala, set a fast pace In Monday's matches and show a narrow one-point margin over Bob Benson and Jim Haynes, with Tom Bolt and John Bowers three points back. Another Ocala team, Gary Greves and Guy Mongello are fourth. In Class B, water plant supervisor Roy Pike and coUege student Mike Nostro are the leaders with 40 points. Mike Griswold and Pablo Garcia are four points back, with tne Jesus Garcia-Steve Morris duo in third with 35. Fotn- th place is a two-way tie between the Gary Chambers-Dan Lackey team and the Merlin flee-Ron Haynes mat chup. $02 000- 1 201 23z - II AndyGrifiilhlb Phil Reno lb Toney Little is -. - They Driye 175 Miles To Fling Pelota Against Granite Wall 32.3 112 0-Il 000 330 0-10 ' .4 Jesis Garcia attempts difficult rebote Ron Haynes throws, Mike Nc*tro watches STROMBERO-CARLSON Al R H Ra Robnson ci 300 201 Pat $laflerlb 31I Randy Robinson c FIRSTFEDERAL BernardMerthlep 311 200 AB R H BillS*eetss DsnnsAdams3b 200 3 1 0 EdRinka,age7b George Wingardcl 7 1 0 james Battle? lb 000 Jack Jenkins lb 3 I 7 isaac WáIiiarns rt 200 Greg RcgisterC I I Rod Carley lb 200 Anthony Brevitt Ii 200 3 0 0 Ken Freeman if Tony Adams ?b 3 1 0 Claude Sepps Ii 000 PaulJackonp 7 2 0 Totals II 7 3 Allen Daguerf 300 RiCk Ram,ssarri JACK PROSSER FORD 000 Al 1 H Dan MalIss 301 7I0 To?sl U 1 1 K?vin Failws 100 CHASE ANDCOMPANY VernonLawcf 3 I I Al I H Darrell Shuler 3b Scott Richardson c 210 2 3 0 Mike Leonard lb Jeff Edwards cf 310 3 2 2 Bill Adamsc Milford Hayes 55 700 Kelly Denlon lb 23I EugeneRcjtrolb 700 1 7 1 DavidHof'p 200 Pat Daugherty p 3 0 0 John Hot? rf 00C DueneHunter3b 21I Brucelostonhi 100 Bob Francis 11 3 0 0 Rick Plooney II Wardel Fredrick lb 000 2 1 0 Greg Parker rf IS 4 1 Cr$Hunter7b 0 0 0 Totals AllOt? Butts Ft 110 100 100- 2 W'lam Boydrf o 1 o Slrumberq-C 203 001- 4 , . Prosier Ford -. .. ...; By Lake Monroe Inn continued itsblazingdrivetothetopof the t!'- Amer!ciui League, Seminole Sporting Goods, 4-3, in -'- Petroleum teat tk ' ttr"'! True thriller. V. F.W. Tops , slugged Rotary, 11.10, while upping Its Continental League Chase and Company nillled to record to 8-1 with a 4.2 decisIon clip First Federal, 14-7, In ii over Stromberg-Carlson, while National League Contest. Medical Center surprised -. Tu.s-day, May 11, 17 6A-Evenlng Hi'raid, Sanford, Fl. iNFORMATION 277-8000 RESERVATIONS TICxETsONsALr.sxorFj COLONIAL PLAZA CLOCK TAVERN McROBERTS TIRES OR LA N DO JOHN DICK E Y INC. SPORTS STADIUM PETEASHLOCK BRUCETRAMPLER P,møt __________________________ Ph. 322-0651 405W. First St. Sanford �l-_ - CA-EvenIng Herald Sanford, Fl. ___________ Tues day T\/ g NOTICLAS EN ESPANOL () DAILY WORD MW YORK tAP) eight - comedies fall's situation American cities, Next a few wds at will show." him about the 12 6 The student saw an (2) .12 NBCNEWS NEWS DREAM OF JEANNIE Ct) ABC NEWS 24 LOWELL THOMAS RE• MEMBERS sode summer sitcom right here cow. in Fun City. And the series is "He wos very rigid when he about a family in Russia, a his- came in to see it and I didn't toric steppe for television, think I was going to show it to it Is." Hutzig was asked If anyone 3-room apartment in from the Russian consulate beautiful downtown MOSCOW. here had asked to see "Ivan the Wh Moscow? Terrible" or if he'd offered to "Well, the premise is that set up a specaI screening For pIe arc alike everywhere," Uoe in charge there. ays Hutzig, "Goverrunents He said nyet on both counts. may change but the same "But we wouldn't mind doing things . people It,"heaed. "Ithinkthey'dbe everywhere inflation, aowded subways, the cost of food and so on. - -- .- .A4._. - , ___ - Z4 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING 3 STAR TREK 7.30 (12) CANDID CAMERA (1) THE CROSS WITS 6 HOGAN'S HEROES 8:00 THE WORLD OF Magician Doug Hen- MACIC: stars wtti Host Cl COStY1 and guests Gene Kelly, JIiiO nr i (14) Cl) - - (A) onthe.rn save it FilmMin Alaska, the EvecgI:. 6 MOVIE. 'Thu R111 Nace:' Tony Curtis, Debole Hoynolds. 1960. Jazz musician seeks career in New York, meets (121) (4) (6) (191) 121 NEWS 6* WILD, WILD WEST 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU dIapOu1anenl. 11-30 (21) 121 TONIGHT C6) PRIMARY ELECTION The Con. ninçpiam house becomes a babysitting camp as the boys hui-.t money for footb4'Jl tickets. (A) 3' NHL STANLEY CUP COVERAGE: West WgiriIa, Notraska. (9) TUESDAY MYSTERY' "A PLAYOFFS: Championship, Beautifii KtUing," Christopher F'rai Round. 8.30 (191) LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY: The lvls' determinatn to win George, Lynda Day George a place in the brtswery's annual latent sP'iow gains thorn a riVers n era - . ' ' ' -- P1 A- ' £ z%. '-r*: ' - -- - ' - J ?>ll .1 f. 0 p UPjt - 1 S v r ,vi, 6 POPEYE AND FRIENDS (f) 0000 MORNING AMERICA 8.00 CAP TA IN 6) KANGAROO COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 830 FRAN CARLTON EX. 6 ERCISE SHOW 900 IT (Tues.) PRACTICAL they don't even know how many some 3,000 lights to regulate with one another. such signs are around. traffic for the city's 415,000 pciThe signs gave applicants for U vately registered vehicles as drivers' licenses a hard dme. Mayor Leopold Gratz has well as for the city's own too. Some testers were said to c&'IIed on the motorists and on streetcars, have asked applicants to name I) traffic experts to check the sita 12-cornered traffic sign, as a But they threw up their hands trick question. uatiori and tc submit cornwhen asked how many traffic mendations for changes. I I The correct answer would be signs there cre in Vienna. the arrow indicating a one-way Thesigns PW CIT'i, SI). (AI) have kept increas- street,butitwasatoughonefor ing as tt,e number of motor ye- the applicants to knew. The curiosat of an amateur hides has expanded. Testers, however, are no mIneralogIst tilLs led to the disGratz said he felt the many longer allowed t( ask such covery of a new mineral in the traffic signs make it difficult tricky Black hills and international questions. (or motorists to grasp quickly Anybody expecting traffic recognition for the lucky finder. what the signs mean. They lights to change in Vienna sunMile Olmstead of Rapid City we'e thus increasing road hazwill berernemberedas the man ply from green into amber and ards instead of helping to limit ssho (liscovered Olmsteadite, red is mistaken. them. was named in his honor, Before changing into amber The new phosphate mineral has The mayor called on commis.. the green Light blinks either been found at tu10 locations in ions to look into the short-time three or five times. In 'ast years this flickering the Black hills. parking zones, the nonstop The process dates green light has been regarded lak to dtscovery 1973. areas, loading zones and generally into traffic signs and traffic as helping lower the accident V.l., Iobers, curator of mmlights, to see if they filled a real ralt'. But now, nearly all Eueralogy at South Dakota School ropean cities have discarded neei of MInes and Tecnnology, sent He indicated that some of the the unsteady green. of a thick, deep brownExperts said that while some signs were probably outdated motorists stopped when the to-black, prismatic phosphate er -st' Ito theU " - nit.ersit O ''9 Others may have to be re- green 11gM begins to flicker, others were trying to get across cao iar ,inai)sls, The samples the intersection, and thus sere culled from the liesnartl smashed Into the car which had Mint' near ke)stont'. It 'as rt'ported that the SaIH stopped Vienna plans to follow the an- pIes contained potasaiuni, nio1J,A..,A, J.E'IIIIIII#J) tiblink trend and hange the t)IUm, Iron .ind phosphorus lights to be either just green r4i and crystal study shmsetl the possibility of a new mineral. amber or red. ... 1.1) (1) CBS NEWS: (Ca, 4, k'cai news). PORT (12) TOMORROW CHRISTIAN LIVING (Wed.) THE ROCK (Thin.) MANNA (Fri.) THE BIBLE (I) MOVIE: (Non) "For Me and My Gal." Judy Garland, Gone Kely. 1942. (88W) (Toes.) "Wild Heritage." WI Rogers Jr., Maureen O'Siiivan 1958. (Wed.) "POrli "Dracula's Castle." John Ca,ia dine. 1 969. (Thur 8.) "Ca of Bd. Bats ta,ion, voca t.rniors. 1968. (Fri.) "The UnboIlevbIo Varan" Myron Healey. 1964. (6) RyAN'S HOPE MOVIE (Mon.) "Three Men on a Hso. Joan Clan. (Self Frank McHugh. 1938. (Toes.) "Value for Money." John G:egson, Diana Dors. t944. (lii.) 'MAd Limo tsland." 'n Hurter Jesv'tie Car,cn, 1957. British. (2') (12) D'AYSOFOuRLIVEs Cl) (6) AS TilE WORLD TURNS (9) RHYME AND REASON 200 (I) $20000 PYRAMID JOhnc. 1963. 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9:30 6* 700 CLUB 24) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING CANINES (R) (Tuos,) SOUNDS TAG E (Wed.) OUR STORY (R) (Thurs.) NOVA (A) (Fri.) KUPS SHOW (RI 35i MAYBERRY RID 3 21) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (141) Cl) ALL IN THE FAMILY: Preei'npted Toes., see tieiow (1) (Tues. Only) MARY HARTMAN,MARYHARTMAN 6* ThE FLINTSTONES 24 (Non) A BIT WITH KNIT 3 MOTHERS IN LAW: (Fri. Of1lf) SENIOR SCENE 3:30 (4.) CL) MATCH GAME: i'.. efnpted Toes., so. t,eiow Ct) ('Toes. only) DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS: JOined iii 3 p.m., Cli. 4. 6* THREE STOOGES (6) ONELIFETOUVE 24 (Non throuçh Thu-s.) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (Fri) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT i3S ROCKY AND FRIENOS, UNDERDOG progress, see 1000 12) (12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES (4,1) (11) PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 12) (12) HIGH ROLLEPS CLUB 1100 ('2) (12) WHEEL OF FOR TUNE 700 . 12) IRONSIDE (I,) GAMBIT (4) MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN: Preempted Toes.. (1) LETS I4AXE A DEAL. ste iio HOLLYWOOD 12 SQUARES (4) ç LOVE OF LIFE 3 p.m. (1 €D MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (9) EDGE OF NIGHT 3 ADOAMS FAMILY 6* (MOfl, T., Wed.) WORLD OF WOMEN ('Thu-s.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) RELIGION IN THE NEWS (19) HAPPY DAYS (R) 2 (Mon.. Wed., In.) VILLA r',.rr (I L5., -. I flitS.) (..AJj" 430 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: (6') MERV GRDFIN SHOW: 6* GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 1) 8 SESAME STREET (1) LUCY RASCOLENDAS (88W) LI ,'V. - '_ expressions of sympathy and deeds of kindness thown to us . - f I MP%CT MJUC i,.l.UD I I Jl-"..I I II I' 11 50 6* PAUL HARVEY CONMENTARY I 155 (4) (61) 6* CBS NEWS - ____________________ ternoon 12-00 HOWARD'S FARM FACED WITHADRINKING sSantordAve. PROBLEM Large sign ai gate Perlaps Alcoholic Anonymous Cn tletp Call aflU87 317 9649 A 7 - k (4 _-______ WrUeP,O. Box 12)3 "LIVE HENS" Santod, Florida 32771 SSc ia. over SO. 5 S.. 'v', ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6.412077 for "We Care" "Hotllne," Adults or Teens - - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? I4 VflIIJ FAM!1 "l .- -_____ ______ 11_li ________ _______ drinke. Gary Steele, teacher with Orlando Schoolol MuSIC, sotlering private lrssonsa Sanford. 1720949. I STOP AND THINk A MINUTE. If Cliss4Iled Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any &-Child - New educational. child center with - 18-Help Wanted YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING ___________ IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY _______________ fi lit!! L 1FF 1(l.% Legal Notice '" NE E D HE L P? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WE HAVE IT! EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (,UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Just A Phone Call COUNTY, FLORIDA, Does It! 323-5176 CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-123-CA.Oi-O ST0CKTOt. WHAILEY, DAVIN & SECRETARY - Pluti office Great COMPANY, a FIOrid corporation, Fun lob Good US Pl,iin?iff, GIRL FRIDAY- Construction language can land this lob Lots of phone work, accurate typing. CHESTER PURIFORY ana OPHA LEE PURIFORY. his wife, MACHINIST TRAINEE- Wowt Defendants Handy sith hands? Some NOTICE O ACTION knowledge will put you Into a CHESTER .1 PUP IFORY trade Route). Box I?) 5$ SALES REP 5$- Excellent Tray, Alabama 3hI money potential. YOU ARE NOTIF I ED that an WAITRESSES actlntoforecic,. mortgage on the WAllOPS followIng property In Seminole WAREHOUSE MAP-I County, Florida: TRUCK MECHANIC Lot II. Block "C", WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION TWO, according to -'-WE SELL SUCCES$-the pta? thereof as recorded in PIat 201 Commercial 373 5176 Book 16, Pages 86 87. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, ________________________ h5 been flied against you and you arereQUired?Osefveacopyof your written defenses. if any, to It, on NOTICE JULIUS & PETRUSKA, ROWLAND PETRUSKA. BOWEN 8. McDONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, JISABLED whote address is 305 North Magnolia AMERICAN Ave Olando, Florida 32501 on or VEERANS before May 25, 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court hapt er either before service on the Plain 30 tifI's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will a".' 7 be entered against you for the relief ',tI Cf fltC,r(J demanded in the Complaint. WlTNESSmyhandaodth,sCaIOf this Court, ths 16th day of April. 1976 Isir.",', / 30 l'? T (Seal Arthur H Beckwi?h, Jr.Cieck of the Circiuit Court Ilinqo By, Etaine RiCharde Eery Wed & Sat Deputy Clerk Early Birds 7'tp ni Publish: April 70. 21. M.y 1,11, 1976 0EV 104 . 4. --_____________________ ' Did 'yCu kno,', that your club cr organization can appear In this listing each 5:00 (21) ADAM 12 6* I LOVE LUCY (Jj GIWGAN'S ISLAND GOaldO Rivera. 4 530 '1" .. (12) NEWS .- Roberts submitted other r (4) (4) YOUNG AND REST- Geneva ardens Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1,2, 3 a " BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM LAKESIDE APARTMENTS TOWNHOUSES large 182 Bdrm, Furnjhd or Unfurnished' ICLUB ROOM FROM 92 5 POOL 1505 W. 25th St. NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED -. SANFORD 322-2090 Protetseonally Mnacu'd Highway 17.92, Sanford . Across From Ranch House JIar11ohç 323.8670 or 83)?777 -J!J - I 2 . ., I. .,.'-., / '''Vr. • 1) - j"J.' .-'-..- - I . :•. - -•-- -P11 !Th -. -•'-_ ;t t I - - M,f'.1'44 .; ! AMERICAN CANCER j, SOCIETY I . , - A!c1 .g - -'1L;;--t &.--1 A Roberts .suggests'd that tti.' mineral I* named 0lJIl teatlite to tinner Olrnstead. nesi Week Dajs Open at?. 00 P.M. Sat. I Sun. at 7:00 L ;1 II 1 .FPfl) of Ti.ei £ Tt: Eco. Niçht - ~E•_1 Every Fri. £ Sat. PAldnaQht Show U v Double Show Ticket $7.00 :' 1 t JJ?,I4JI)E :1 V.F.W. A f7 ' ,3' (LI'jL i .-, - '1.. DL Ij - 49 $ ______________ Rrtqular 1 " Value 1. :; U$ 4 d!J'( - IT'S THE WHEEL THING Corprtent.4 2 I u 'ces of cicI.',, '1OC rr- j )I UNi ',5.,f k-ot ha,.'' GOOD mott,'cj dole SlOW Harness Racing Nightly at 8:00, except Sunday. - ALL DAY - ,eooe FR1D CHICKEN JPITti DAILY IA M lIt, , X P P,4 --FRI. £ SAT. IlL 1013PM IF:9 French Av tPfsway 17.531 Sanford - Try our new seafood restaurant Color IV race replay. Wi,d. night sp.'iaI all concessions 254 Grandstand Admission 504 - Call 831.1t40 for Clubhouse Reservations M1NOLE HARNESS RACEWAY. Highway 17-92 In Longwood. W A Sunday 1:30 P.M. ______________ ON UfTI TEES'JD CLASS U Q U E CL A THE R C A XE C HE AD I L E AD E R SJS M F E I H C E N I REM! R K I I GUO S L E U ERA I OVRBOAORNKUARQUV0GN THE STCV P EDRSHONCHO I COG P AO K RE I H PR EL HE V M ERARUME I MRULERATNEE RCU EA I F DUEVOL VRE I RM I DASMCAMEGRQUEENAN I D EM COMMAND ERA UN! B OR MR El N ED! SE R P0 V EVER P HADM!LROTATC I DGOPEL ______________ InstructIons: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up. down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. Admiral Director Manager Caotain General Premier Chairman Governor President Chief King Queen Tomorrow: Great Golfers 9dzj.Pwi&1c Every Q E S0ENAM E R E I M E R P R V.F.W,LOGCABIN for fast relief ON THE LAKEFRONT call the •• Welcome. BINGO HEADACHE! D ?'l R L I U A MR TA H C J G V ETA to Life in of Loch Arbor _______ 4 ______ _____ ______________________ _______ *I,l .OvALTv I \4v _,- - Happy Birthday America W. Garneft WhIte ' _________ 'I 1/ 1".' 1e 322-2118 F'if' 1 Altamonte ASsr4 _____ A Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From "Malt" MatUse'w -I. 11uSne Meeting ''"wi&1e ''. ?no Monday -- ,gQg Club Houmt.-..3 m Daly Icloseciwedi Binge Thurtaay 7(00 Springs Longwood Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights •Sidewalks If Forest City Alamonte Sprinqs your Club or organizatIon would like to be inclucjcvj in th Deltona kIyIIwilde Iifing call: BALL REALTY REALTOR INC Peg. Real Estate Broker - - SOMETHINo FOR EVERYONE 117w. 1st, Sanford 322 5641 : Drive East. 372-3544. - Near Salt Springs, 7 lots, 2 oR trailer InOcala Nat. Forest. $9,000 -- Aluminum Siding Land Clearing Loch Arbor rambler. Has a kitchen cx' will trade for good motor home . - - -Pest Control Mother will love. A workshop for ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Call John Fryer, 90.4 546-44)1. No _________________ __________________ ',.' your "o' *ith 4ium ________________________ collect calls Dad, game room for the kids. Sidin g BROKERS Swimming pool and patio in the & sotIt SyStem AlSo C&A BackHoe Service Trent Exterminating Cu -Cornple' -,Roofing, Gutters 10 yrs E.p backyard for the entire family to 0is 377 6173 Pest Control and Termit,rsg Fr," 47-Real Estate Wanted acJIe Siding Co 551 95.63 LS'I ci,'arr, fil dirt, cIa( rc,ck enloy I bedrooms, 7 baths, wall --------------Pji". 3?? 1)57 . -. ln5ppT, All Ppf Control I ,u c-f digging Housetralers wtI carpet. Move In CoflditiOn oct D'scour,t 37) 2401 Willow, Neat'nClean 1 Bedroom home in Sanford area stored arid moved. 322-9142. 149.500 BROWN PEST CONTROt, 2 BR, fam. rrn bIk. range, refrlg., Will trade Orlando home or Beauty Care 2562 Park Drive ESTERSONLANDCLCARING dishwasher, AC. washer, alt Sanlord business 1-715 $631 after 6 ____________________________ 3239410 372 5863 Bulldozing, E acavat,ng, Ditcl" 24 His. p.m drapes Owner anilous. Small work Fill dirt, top sal 37259(3 down Asking 170.500 or best offer • TOWER'S BEAUTY SALCiPI ?OI7S,FRENCH(HWY "'fl 'IormerlyHarriett'sBe4utyP4) Merchandise DRAGLINE SERVICE BATEMAN REALTY Photography 519 E First, 372 S7i7 3 BR, 2 bjths, central heat 8 air, _________________________________ _______________________________ Lakes dug, 1st 5O'x100'. 17' deep. garage, screened back porch. 373 $550 Custom work. 17? hr. 36.5. Peg Real Es?at' Broker -. ______________________________ 3119. 5589 by Owner 76385 Sanford Ave 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Pholograpny by Munson Cockayn,. Concrete Pavement '' '32) 0759 eves. 372 76(3 FInE wedding photos reasonably STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If LONGW000 VAOFHA priced, Phe 323431$. Classted Ads didn't work Fisher Ster,' 4 15" Chrome--meg Parking Lot Maintenance- Sling $17O6CASH lh,'ce wouldn't be wheels. Alsoltrack tape. 3730106, and Striping Durabl, Scalers, 505 Sparkling Beauty Lerricn SI, Sanford, 32) 6U7 THAT'S ALL and move in,) BR, )'' r, ..,__.,_. - "- '- ft---- --.... ')lUVflhJII site ror lmmaculatelbedrooin. 2 bath, with rreure baths, masoiwy. Fla. room. nitely ieaning Landscaping & swimming pool. Leading large family room, carpets, air, landscaped NO QUALIFYING, distributorwantsa nice back yard fenced and garage. Fine wooded Just good credit. $1500 down, $206 Home Improvements to display new 1976 model above Lawn Care closing costs, 571950 mo. (Inarea. Only 33,900 Exterior Cleaning Spec 'ulist HI ground pool lop Consideration cludes all) AP rate $- pet. Only Pressure spray wash Hoi,s, CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR given for prime location. Call 303 Mowing, edging, trimming weing 121,500. Available June 10. c E SHEPHERD Roofs 322 0779 $31 8272 417 4fl0 collect. and fertilizing, Fr Painting, Reniociciinq General estimates, ___________________________ Phone 32) 5954 Repairs Call 37) 5575 SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEMake your Budget go further, shop PINECREST LOvely) BR I BR. lii bath House I. the Classified Ads every day. Leading manufacturer and If you're in th business ot '' Roofing distributor has aluminum rec. yard is immaculate. Wall wall your busiries. .U5 the I BR, 2 baths, family room, central tangular pools left over from 1975 carpet, fruit trees, fenced yard 'dOw Offers c-v tri, same quatt, Classified Ads often heat & air, new roof, By owner Only 121,500 Call for appt season, half price, Guaranteed workmanshp ri fOur r('mO)eI,ng Depena7 Eapert roof revairs, flat rof or InstallatIon and terms, Call 305. 1.29.900 327 6975 available for aid JdditiOns requrernt as is shingles, All work guaran. 035 9351 collect yardwk, odd lobs, light hauling available 'n hs general con BUSINESS IS GOOD! teed BROGOEN ROOFING, 373. I structon JENNY CLARK REALTY We are taking applications for real 4700 CB's Realtor PhoneiOS372-139$ estate associates Havesomecamping equipment you Earn wisile Days and After Hours Patch and Repair, Re-Roofing you learn. Call for appt. no longer use? Sell it all with a NO MONEY DOWN Carpenter repair. Fast i.ervie, CI45%ified Ad in Th Herald. CCIII Cobra, Midland, JohnSon. SBE, Inter 1 Or All work guaranteed, Licens.tt, Plastering. 372 2611 or 531 999) arid a friendly1 Call Central Fla's Pierce S'nipscxi, fleta, Browning, I Ptari'r P,l'hng & simulated Boncld 1$ frs exper.ence Sums 8. Ft'.ur-ce Leadr ad vt5C1 Will hClp you fly g,uln Ilundi. Regency, I brick & store specialty 372 3750 tir,cver Rootng, 323 2770 Berry and Pace. Complete ac EXPERT LAWN CARE Stemper Realty cessories Central Heat & Air Conditiing LOW PAONTP-ILY Mowing, Edging, Trimming PAYMENTS. ELECTRONIC For free estimates, call Carl Mar. MUL TIPLE LISTING REAL TOP l'ree Estimates PhoneiZ3 1797 Sewing ris lit SEARS in SHOWPLACE, 4319 Edge-water 1l95, French Santor 372 177) _________________________ Drive (corner Fairbanks) ___________________________ Eve. 377 1496.377 1164,372 1944 Carpentry, RemodeInq, Addton, Orlando 295417) Lu: S Alteration St-op Tailoring, Custom Work IcenSed, Bonded Painting dresses. hats ani matchng begs WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Sanora, beauttful I BR, 2 bath, fm. Free estimate 373 403$ -__________________________ :urnhshed or Chair cOvers 372 745-9 rm., Central H-A. Many extras. BUY-SELL--TRADE 3113ISE FirstS? 14.000 dn 531$ mo, 3736170 IniurnIShcdAPARTMENT! SUMMER PAINT SPECIAL C* all J22 5172 HandyMan,repir5, ('i'c'c rs lnl,Od jObs & hauling '.cropr,g & FROM Well Drilling MONTH mildew removal. All work 365)05.! Mayfair _________ Johnny Homes By Walker __________ . . 322 6457 134 THE HEi.ALQ ICONSTFRtJCTION kc' CLASSIFIED 0 EPA ATM EN T 372-761) I 211 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. Call for Appointment 322-3)03 ADDITIONS- REMODELING - Modern FacilItle IlO. C. Kitchens Located West of Hwy. 17-97 Florida Ave or . .r . J _______ Sale I and7 fledroo.'us I or 1 Baths ALL ADULTS EASY LIVING OUlE lAND SERENE - HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 -' HOMES OF DISTINCTION Fast SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 - -- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Crystal View South & Crystal Lariyort .-. RUTH TUECH 834 9212 -- - ___________ One lot in Loch Arbor, corner ______________ - Hostess. Sanford Altamonte Sp'ings fl- Autos Wanted 62--en -.-.--_ ________________________ - S SHIRLEY MILLETI 834-9217 Casselberry. Winter Springs I - Ylariner's %4llagc . - "I , ., - - -..-. 41-Houses Tuesday,Maylt,3974-4A SO-Misceljaneotjs for Sale __________________ ___________________ / for only $3 per This i an ideal ti ,tc Infom the public __. Yuc u achy tv'. -c - - -- ____ "' - !APrOPD 3 BR, I', bath, As $ pct. Mtrj & pay $701 73 mo. total. See to ap preciate. CRANK CON'ST., REALTY REALTORS,I3O 6061 - - - ' -- _________________________ APIS 4-Houses LOCK!:: Piano & organ Lessons or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. Box 553, Sanford, Fla )fl71 _____________________ BAMBOO COVE - - _____________________ ____________________ Onc & 7 fledroorn apart,yients Come see our flrttdy Sue on all furnished or unturn,jhed Newly WYUPIEW000)IJR, lam Peg Real [state Broker MORE CASH redecora Opening Sat,, May 15 clothes at the Horse & Rider room, Come see, C .iOHP4 KRIDER,ASSOC. engr., _______________________________ efrig. Large lot. For Wrecked or Junk Airport Blvd., Sanford, Western Store, 2131 Ssnford Ave. 6863. 107 W.Con'rmercial Assumable mortgage. $?0,0o 3237990 _______________________________ Cactus Queen Nursery Cars & Trucks Phone 322 76*1. Sanford ____________________________ 7 Bedroom- Adults Saw Man (or cutting departmer BR Brick Bungalow. I'-'i baths, ____________________________ year thru 1976 modelj, 7 days NW. Corner of Wekiva Park Drive Any SWIMMING POOL. 3 BR, 7 bath, Want toIosewelght WEKIVA LANDlPG experienced with Clary Se split plan, attached garage. week, Call collect, 368 2131. and Hwy 14 range, refrig Can't stay dishwasher. Den onCdllel? Twostory house, On The RiverS)) 96$? operations Company benefll ________________________ Carpeted, central heat, kitchen Joe 8. McCawley Sr., Sole Owner with fireplace, Call $29,900 partlallyre 3770071 finished, $10,000. Equal Opportunity Employer equipped, fenced yard. 78- otOrrYCleS HOME OF THE MONSTERO 2 Room furnished efficiency, air, Call 373 60)1 afteriP.M. F CARDINAl. INDUSTRlE n.ighborhood. Asking $74 500 DELISHYOSA ___________________________ Fogging Attachments for gas prefer retirees. No pets. 93 373 WEKIVA RIVER ACCESS, I INC. 711 0120 Owner, 373 $515 after 6 p.m powered lawn mowers, fits all Rare & Unusual Plants & Shrubbery 1973 Harley Davidson Sportsfe-r, bedroom, 1 bath, air Cond Lot Size 4762. NICE NEIGHBORS models. 1.5 each Also housei'iold YOU ALL COME )00'*l5Ø' Only $71,70 excel. cond, extra chrome. Call Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 Enjoy flexible hourly earnings. Joln WANT ADS ARE WORKING 3RoomApt .l-ijrn insect spray & fog mix. Southern ..bedroom home, large family Tony, 3777521 or $31 3421, our Welcome Wagon Tear EVERY DAY-READ AND USE 190 Mo room, Chemicals Inc. 704 N. Elm Ave cedar siding and fence, SalesIbiIity an asset. Phone 30 WITT REALTY 64-Equipment (or Rent THEM OFTEN. MotorcycIeIsoranc, eating bar, ncw carpeting, new -- --- .---6'il)lOObetween Sand lonMay I ------' ______ BLAIR AGENCY BE A UT Il-U L roof, central heat, Canvas Trailer Awning, Rec. Real Estate Broker 321 0640 REMODELED . ft. lot. SAN MO PARK, and 13, or write Betty Lane, 100 rn 372 77g 37) 3eMor 373 7710 Rent Blue' Lustre Electric Carp.' S' osso HOME, 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, new '.n' r 37) 031? 527.7(1) 323 7095 Hunt Ave., Laketand, FIa. 3)101 32? 0779 trailer apts. Adult & family park ._,.-_, - , i Shrrpco'r for only $130 per day 0)0 7893 after 5. carpet throughout, painted inid 1977 630 YAMAHA Weekly, 3515 Hwy 1792. Sanford $0500 Clean) oedroom, P.4, bath, avocado (('PROLL'S FURNITURE & out Nice big fenced - I MEDICAL SECRETARY- Must b e )23 1910 - $100 Stove I refrigerator, blue carpet, KItchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun. experienced in insurance, medica JOHNNY WALKER PIt, 5150 mo. Ph. 3230011 alterlp m ter tops. SInks. Installation central heat a. air. terminology, billing, typing. Cal 31A-Duplexes ____________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies GENERAL CONTRACTOR JOHN SAULS AGENCY available. Bud CabeII. 3770057 Paylon's3fl.13O1 323 3360 Monday Iliru Friday. 1975 RD2S.QYamapia --____________________________ REAL ESTATE INC iatlytine. Excellent Running Cond. firoker Associate A LTAMOP4 TEPOOLHOME)BR, - -----. ---In the good air' summerlime...it's Poodles, toy thoroughbreds, no DUPLEX turnistied or un 322-6457 5.300 3770939 D.i,s Eves. 373O4$5 2 bath, family rm, screened Qrrat time to sell somethinq With papers. $50 each See at 103 Sat. -P lcje,ul furflish'd iflc,tion -. -'3?? 1174 , - -}l,ousehekj GOOdS 51 Classified Ad Just dial 37? 7611 ai' suma Drive (Ravenna Park), Rr,ison,itte rent 2 car garage, central heat--. 365 3771 -79-Trucks-Trailers SLIM 1319993 for a quickresults ad air, carpets, drapes, appliances, anytime _______ BUDGETS ARE For The Price DOBERMAN PINSCHERS ______________________ fenced back yard, beautiful pool. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Unfurnished 2 bedroom. Adults MAINTENANCE MAN- Lovel) AKC Puppies & Stud Service 1975 Singer Zig- Zag FROM 1967 Ford FS00 Id ft. van, hydraulic THE WANT 93 Pc?. financing to AD This one sure has a lot to offer 3 apartment preferred $130 month, secur. complex needi CatIMr Ancterson,363 5710 COLUMNS lift, air, Phone 3237340 qualified buyer. Owner. 862 6192. t'ssume payrr.rnts Sngr Zg zag ri Bedroom, 1' _____________ ity deposit. 323 58.34 orfl M20_ bath, garage, ______________ _______________________________ pleasant person, Apartment plut Free, lovable female houSe equipped kitchen, panelIng and beautiful walnut console with salary, General all 'round cx. lake Mary- 7 Bedroom duplex, 1"I Ton, 1969 F.S0O, with 12' high lift dog to elderly couple. carpet. 576,600 Pay equity anJ automatic button hole, Pay perlence will put you into thu central heat & ar, carpet, drapes, High lift excellent condition 373 4fl3 assume mortgage. Good monthly excellent job. balance 01194, or 10 Payments of _______________________________ Motor uses oil, but rims good. 1961 Kish Real Ett fully equipped kitchen. $150 mo. payments. $10. See at AAA EMPLOYMENT e,.s5 Ott? dnS, 6.45 3577 eve' F 500 flat t-d dump, motor new Peek A Poe Pups, 20) Commericai SANFORD SEWING CENTER 'SERVICE IIEYOND 373 5176 2ndgeneration,wks.,t5 reconditioned. 3Asphalt Kettles. 1 -. 307E. lstSt.. Downtown CONTRACT" M. UNSWORTH REALTY lees than yr. old. 3721159. 175.5307$93atter5, r.-i ,',, ' ri 32-Houses Unfurnished Cooks & Waitresses needed im 377.9111 _______________________________ _________________________________ REDUCED.1)9,900 for this newly mediately. Experience required Reg. Real Estate Broker ___________________________ __________________ 7" Ton Truck Bed. 54 ft. high, steel FREE KITTI , reconditioned Sunland hOme. k1 DECORATORS Apply in pei.on, RANCH HOUSE, 803W tst st structure and t'.eav oak fr,j" females. 8 wks old Owner Leaving, Must Sell Range, refrigerator, fericvi back .37 '.'/. 1st St. 322 2335 iJrlturr',r('.i tiOu'O, UOJJ i.)ilt$iJfl 32)6061 or 37) 0517 eves. Il 92. Sanford uetween 9 and S Stake bed. Well built, used ori-' 322 3425 _____________________________ yard, economical oil heat. 1150 mo. plus $100 de)0It. 377 ''ie Buy Furniture 3 BR. 2 8, country home, 535,000. Phone 372-0404 See at l50 flTIjrian Huskies, AKC puppies, Man and wife or experienced people 2664. Sanford- 121 N. Sunlard Drive, ______________ "-'"Summerlin Ave. ____________________________ SAN LANTA- 3 bedroom, 1'. bath wanted for IanItorlaI wck. Man black & white female, 1 rc & _______________________________ Suntand Estates, Refurbished 3 MobIle Home, C. H & A, i'd acre lot, 52-Appliances 3 BR, 2 baths, carpeted, stovc'& brick home. Range, refrigerator, must have experience #yith floor river privilege's, sis,000. -. . bedroom. 2 bath By owneritC male Wormed & Shots.' Sell us your car or truck even if you 6616966 refrigerator, central heat & air, fenced back yard. home well butler. Apply: Mr Chambers, $21,500. Many extras. 1-77)1016. KENMORE WASHER, parts owe money on It. See Bill Ray or garage. Large yard. 372.3853. Cared for and has lots of Zayre store, Sanford, from ID am. Waterfront Lots, $1,500 service, used machines --_-- . - . Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT. POssibilIties. $72,500. to 2 p.r,l, No phone calls pleas.. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3fl06fl 28.3 Bedroom Homes SUN, Fern Park, S3I.t31 68-Wanted to Buy -' 5Acres,RRsiising,$, -.....-. _____ _____ Reaonebte et MLS-RE!.LTORS Pdpef Hanger, exp. in Phnni'1131t0 53-TV.Radio-Stereo ,al ,..al' t"x aii. p'r. 30-Autos 5 321.0041 . --for Salt. Souti-. 5r.!oru Ave., 53.000 We BuTurniture .- -. -Cc'rrnY 'r.iet'•• r-per acrø ° 1' Carefree ll'; ? unil'y ti'p.Oy$'i LAROINAL PAVES' 2) iJ1 1910 VW, ix:, r' .', CHICO fulty Cflui t. crVt, : "•,. Beutifuiranch?yp,,r; ? INLJUSlNI)) ti-it.. ,iil 0770. Stare & Ctt 4 THI: MAN, u)i.aS;n " 3i tcs B5s. for Rent, i,00 free water I maint., adults, No acres, stable, Osteen area, 6.47. PIP-ICY WOODS BARN We 3uy 50 ft RECONDITIONED TV'S 377 1617 or 373 61k. Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides: Aide Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell 1967 Pontiac, good mechanical COLOR & B 1W a,r , l'cfl.. Ste nstro m Realty Companion, Needed Immediately for 30 oct. commiSsion Free Pick. condition, 1)93. Call Tony 322 2121 We have 21) BR hom. Furnished Oviedo 3 bedroom, 2 bath nearly Lowest Prices & Largest Selection in 6280636. ups. Auction. Saturdays 7 p m. or $3.4 342), Home of BPP Warranted Homes or Unfurnished $135105725. new home $2SOOdown and assume Town. AILS Sanford 3177770 mortgage of $32,500. 36$ 65.46 ______________________________ (We Wholesale To Dealers) AVON - 1968 Ford Fairlane 3 door hardtop FIRST TIME ADVERTISEDI 2 BR. EXTRA SPECIAL: 7 fiR with Spring Into The world of cosmetics, HAL COLBERT BY OWNER. Remodeled Spanish I bath, kitchen equipped, zoned automatic transmission, good CASH 322.4132 swimming pool, $725 fragrances, toiletries. Excellent HERB'S TV style,) DR. i" baths, dishwasher, COd, 1.593. 373 5047. commercial. Can be used for ofDYNAMIC PROPERTIES _________________________ REALTY INC. For uSed furniture, appliances, earning opportunity. Call 644307*. family rm. with antique brick fice or shop. 170.150. S V. Hardwick, Broker 1200 French Ave 373 7537 31) 1734 tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. 1933 Mustang VI, automatic nw fireplace. Needs handy man to Deltona, 668 6411 _____A phone caticoula Start you on a new ________________________ Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Eves.3720612or3fl.15$7 paint, magwheels. Runs and looks complete detail work. 4". pct. OWNER ANXIOUS 3 BR, 2 baths, .ind proftatile crrer Call 867 ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED - uood. 1300. Call 6614742. loan, Asking $21,500. 373 1269. 54-Garage Sales 3 BR, 20)3 Washington Ave., $213 custom, on lake, with I acres, 3785 BEDROOM, It. t>lth, CB, Outside - ' mo., 1st & last plus deposit, Call -'--' central heat.air.Must sell. 563.500. Top prices, used, any condItion. '70 VW Sguare*ack. automatic, aIr, city Only $630 down steo month 323 4070 between S 8. 5 weekdays. or make offer. Yard Sate. May I through May15 644 6126. Winter Park. 2 new tIres, 45,554 actual miles O-uys ,uii See tcxlar RentaI Deltona (except Sunday). Corner of 5 -._ $975. Phone 3221421 COLONIAL STYLE 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 Bedroom, Florida room, fenceki SWtMMING POOL-- GOflwiththI Jessamine Ave. and W. 3rd Ave Wanted to buy used Office furniture. TAFFER REALTY yard, A-C, $150 mo. 1st & last, plus quiet area, family room, car. Any _______________________________ Phone 3731413 Quantity. NOLL'S 1973 C..dillac Sedan DeVille, like exceptionally clean 2 BR, located deposit. 3730343. peti'ig, 4 yrs. old. Back yard 24-Business OpportunItIes Casselberry, Hwy. 17.93, $30 new, many extras including sun on beautiful lake, family room, Reg. Real Estate Broker fenced.. 139,000. ____________________________ roof, low mileage, 53450. 322.3033 central heat & air, lovely land. __________ 1100 C. 25th St. _______________________ 55-Boats & Accessories 322.64.3.5 For Lease- Service Station BAYS icapert yard. Asking 137.900 33-Houses Furnished 10.-Swap & Trade 196$ T Bird, all power, air, like new ONLY at 7 high olumn gas -. _____. REDUCED FOR QUICI SALE- GETTIICISELIIXURYI'TEMSFQR 2'a,lumlnum Jonboat,7hps . New roof,) BR.? baths, kitchen . $9'SS.CHICOITHEMAN,)2).137o locations Call 372 0015 A REAL BARGAIN I Make offer on A FRACTION OF ir'Q COST SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET or 5341605. King motor. 12.50. 32378)0. equipped, carpeting, great for DELTOPA --- Air Conitioned 2 BR. t BR, I bath home With carTODAY'S WANT ADS Anyone can be a seller or a buyer large separate dining rm . wall Starting out. 516,500. port, screened in porch, extra 30-Apartments Unfurnished 1972 Capri. low mileage, good No charge. All admitted free -'- - Arrow glass boat, IS', 71 Mark 5008. wall carpet Almost new furniture large lot Close.an area Asking, conditIon, $1,295. Come browse every Sunday S to 5 trailer. Real good Condition. $750 42-Wtobile Homes BEAUTIFUL- 3 BR home in Without carport, $150, With firm. 37? 119. 4? the MOvieland Drlve.In 1969 VW Square, aulomafic, air S.nora, Corner lot, carpeting, Deflary- Lovely large I BR. aT carport & fool she'd. 1160. Also, I _________________________ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 1963 Wheel Ranch of Sanford Theatre. South 1797. Phone 37? central heat air, BPP 12 mo Be home with screened proch. 1977 adults, near stores, bank, thur. S. V. Hardwi.k, Broker Doublewide 24'x36' two Glastron 14', Runabout, Evinrude PhOne 373.1010 1216. warranted. $46,500 ches 666 6.48 or 327 8054 SIlO No children or pets zi toio bedrooms, 1' baths, unfurnished, Nttona, 661 6611 53 HP, '3 cyl , power tilt, top. ______________________________ Take over payments but must be Lease a Datsun including Z cars and custom trailer, all accessories 3 bedroom furnished house in the mOved. 322-4201 BUY OF THE WEEK.- Attractive) CORNER LOT- 3 BR, 2 baths, trucks. For informatIon call Bitt 31-Apartments Furnished Excel. cond. John Bean, 373 5691 71-Antiques kitchen equipped, COmpietely country. 317 2027 Days or 3136700 bedroom, 7 bath, central heat & Ray or Jack Mink, 0)1.1315, or $31 ,I. . nights, fenced, large corner lot. Excellent 3 BR, I' bath. 60'x12' Star, 32' metal _________________________________ air, family room with fireplace, 25.15 P,'rk Dr - $70 up awning, shed. Hurricane Awning. schools. $26,500. Good furniture from thC '?Os and 1973 Vega Wagon, factory air, 30,000 ROBSON MARINE . fenced yard 1. beautiful swimming 18. 2 BR Mobile homCS in retirement Reasonable. 37) 4453 af'er 5:30. colteclables Hi Way 16 Antiques, 2-975 I, 92 mites. Perfect In every respect. pool IdylIwilde School area. 1-)ble I1oies perk. Furn or Unfurn. _____ Call Sanford's Sates Leader I' miles east of I Ion Pt. 46 322. 5961 CHICO & THE MAN. 373*570 cc Priced in the 30's. -_15 YR. FHA FINANCING _. 6912 834 4605 3 Room turn apt. Bedroom i$ aIr AT 322-2420 ANYTIME GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 7 Bedroom turnishCd mobile home ATTENTION, BUILDERSTwo 60-Office Supplies ____________________ 111 C. 0th 5?.. conditioned. $90 ma. 3*03 Orlando Drive By week or month. 377-5459 wooded lots high 8. dry, walk to REALTORS MIS 2$ISPARK -I Ifl 42*5 or 317 3756. Sanford,323 3200 -. ""_.-'. 75-Recreational Vehicles -_ 1974 Dodge TRADESMAN shopping center, schools, large Carriage Cove. Sanford's S Star Used office furniture -_______________lake nearby. Firs? $4,000 takes LAKE MARY -- 3 Bedroom home, Playing yoi.w piano less? Sell it with 100 Van. Automatic, 12' x 64', 2 BR, 1" bath, completely mobile home part has several ' 5hat,, real nice 1899 770 S bOth lake view, trees, walk to swim a Herald classified ad by callIng Stereo turn., extra accessories. Contact, Wood or steel desks, executive desk Quad luiury units available from $165 Grant St, Longw'ood 339370$ Tape ming 8 fiSPing 579.500. 327-2611 or 531.9993, Gary Rupemt eves. 37) 3601. & chairs, Secretariat deskS a. System, per mo, Furn 8 Unfurn. Single 8. ON 1792 IN SpNFOPD- Corn- . - Carpeted & WE TAKE TRADES . chairs, Straight chaIrs, filing Double wides. Club HOuSe & Pool, Paneled. 76-Auto Parts I room furnished efficiency. Private mercial property, main building LAKE MARY 7 Bedrooms, shady 3 Bedroom mobile home, l, baths, cabineti, as Is Cash and carry 53995 etc . all included. Ph, 37) 0160. lot, screened porch ,a'k to entrance. Downtown Sanford. 373 needs .ome fixing up. Liveable new Sears top of line appliances. P4OLL'S cond,tiotsed Batteries, 1)2,5 Swimming St1,S1) 9579 after 6 p m. apartment over garage in rear, Trailer in camp ground, 12.75', I?'.. 16'handbuilt utility room. Alt Cassetbe'rry, 1792, 5)01706 1970 DATSUN 240Z exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, $45,000, 5t uponS0'x 12.3' lot withw$I anø BR. air cond., utilities 5155 mo _____________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. 1109 Sanlc,'d Avc. Racing Green, AM Radio Kamper's kOve', 377 oii. septic tank. Located near Lake " '"-'---------MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY _________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden 1306133 REALTORS 313 6353 Wer. Fta. Phone 904 755 61"l Color TV. Air Cord Maid Serv. WEN[EDLISTIPIGS --_. . _'2895 77- Autos Wanted -'----QUALITY INN NORTH .. Completely renovated 3 8. 4 BR 35Ibi$e Home Lots Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We _____________________________ I I & SR 434. LOngeood, 434tAcr'eage -- --- -- -BILL BAKER homes, 1"i baths, with central __________________________ Sell the (lest 8. Service the Rest BUY JUNK CARS- $15 to $23 for Harold Hall Realty heat, from 111.000 As lOw as $100 Seminole & Volusia Counties. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK I Several Small lots for trailers up to Western Auto.301 W. First St., 372 complete car. Call 377-1624 itttr I 'VOLKSWAGEN clown Realtor 4103 WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. pm. 36', Adults. No pets. 2545 Park Dr __________________ Acreage Tracts, small & large' Looking for a Home call PH, 3221835 3235774 Anytime TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, -__1 & 2 Bedrooms, carpet 8. air, Clean TrailerSpacefor & quiet. Reasonable rent, no pets. Multiple LIsting Service Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 6210711. rent for Truckers. ...; 327 1110 ___ LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY I 7 Lots (1008. 102 In Sanfo Park Plat). PH 37? 9147 25,.'z Park Dr After tir,r.. ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY box ho' on Willow Ave N of 25th MLS Realtors )7397$, 372 7"fl St. Across St. from house no. 2476 ' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ' Contact owner.1513$791999 rw,. For further Information call .173 4557 . Cickl.ørry Farms, way befwein New SmyrnaandDeLandof4Hwys.don Samsula Drlv. Ph 90-4-4$.S159 __________________________ _______________________ ALAPIOP. or families or lrIens at rc,oicn-. 3 LASSIE A Any Amount lnYourContalnef,$3bu. Y Pick. $ I SO bu. tMedium to Large) niaIl 5) bu. during our recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF EDGAR BASS - _________ ( ___________________ (4) ([)THEGUIDINGLHT (I) BREAK THE BANK 24) (Non) COU.EGE FOR (Wed) WOMAN CUCUMBERS lots of TLC for your child. A Small Wortd 373 5490 2.30 (Thin.) Papa's Delicate Condition Jackie Gleason, Glyras (2) ______________________ (2) (12) THE DOCTORS CE) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 We wish Jo thank our friends and neighborS for the many wonderful Joyce Chop Hill.' 'Gregory Peck, (88W) 1959. - , c ynulas, Edward Arnol,j, " (2) PHILDONAHUESp-iOW 12) c-Good Things to Eat Sellers, bay Thomas 1958. (I) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: * (Mon ) LIFE IN THE SPIR- Stewart. Bonnie Bedelia Homespun lawyer defends heiress accused of triple murder. (A) THE UNTOUCHABLES 1 00 MOVIE: (Non) Poffit of Terror." Peter Carpenter, Dyarvie Thome. 1971. (Toes.) "Twisted Bi-ain. Pat John WiIand. 1974. (Wed.) British. (Thu-s.) "J double murder and blackmail at AA ... 6.55 (2) DEVOTIONAL '.12) T('' " at 725 asia .?5). ______________ 1-Card of Thanks RYANS HOPE Past Is Showing." Peter a heMti spa. (A) 214) ROBERT MAC NEIL RE1200 4) (GD CBS LATE MOVIE: "Hawkins on Murder." James (1) _____ ____________________ ___________________ ________________ ____- I 1955. BritIsh. (Wed.) 'YOU! NEWS @1) starPrivatedotocvveslacea is covers . 6:50 11 00 1A in a te r . 6:45 (I) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6* THEALAN BURKE SHOW motorists in a state of con- ty. may either be totally urml?cesfusion. In fact, officials admit City officials know there are sary or even in contradiction s CE) SUNRISE JUBILEE 10:30 ..' - f'4' 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24) TOOAY IN THE LEGISLA. TURE c 700CLUB VIENNA tAP) In Vienna, He admitted that a reduction placed because of their poor the great number of sometimes of the number of traffic signs condition. conflicting traffic signs leave might even increase road s'ifeIn a number of cases, signs - UNDERDOG (Thurs.) BULLWINKLE daughter's ming marriage to a frivoIot comrade, but then - i uie pIcture. (R) •ndconsesVationtethnlquesto Road Signs C o nfu s e E) NESSEE TUXEDO (flies,) Ctf Potts, Grotchen Goibell guest. Dr. woltiy EAGLE COME (1) HAPPY DAYS: DAILY WORD 630 (2) (Fri. only) DAN GRIFFIN SHOW (I) SUNRISE SEMESTER 6 (Mon., Wed,, Fri.) TEN. CE) __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ (2) (12) SOMERSET CI) NEWS luos, Thurs.) JEANNIE TION Befote Publiccxtion Noon Frido - - I EvenlngHerald,5anford,FI, - 41-Houses - 100 WITH THIS RING (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDLICA. Dctj - . DEADLINES Noon The Real Estate " 3 Lines Minimum Sundcij 12.55 (1) (12) NBC NEWS 625 riancee. Dna Mothfl costa's. (R) 6* NEWS T) MARCUS WELBY, MD lolimes 9-Noon SATURDAY MING 12) SUNSHINE ALMANAC $100 000 from his - CE) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 thru 25 IIITWS 5:30 P.M. 6- LOVE. AMERICAN 6:10 [2) (Mon.) SEARCH FOR (6) STYLE CE) ALL MY CHILDREN 24) SCHOOL PROGRAM- Morning 1000 (21) (12) CITYOFANGELS:An inswance company hires Jake OROOdOOI thai a man is still alive after his insurance hai paid Off. Cl) (6) SWITCH: Ricardo Montalban guests as a con man who makes the mistakeof 8:00 A.M. - 41C a line 31c a lane 24ca line I thru 5 limes HOURS TOMORROW Wednes day ingabouh1snewg,ffn(R) bald eagle, its natural history "'Vefe1tthatwIthafamiIyin 'ther'cnflninistakjngabito! ..uOW we could deal with d iucthg it here. .zfczm story lines that are rate of the Few nightinillar. yet get a double-edged time shows made in Gotham effect out of them by putting Isn't good, as witness the them in a society we've sort of demise of "Calucci's Departconsidered an adversary." ment," "Beacon 11111" and lie said the series will be Howard Cosell's variety show. ilaved "strictly for its comic None lliStC(l a lull season. - ..ilue" not as a comrnent.ar' on But Hitzig is undeterret, For the different political systems one thing, he thinks the large of the United States and Russia, pool of good, stage-trained acHltzig, who is producing the torsheremakestteasytocasta series for a company he and show, comedlanAlanKjngownhere, Foranother, hesays, "Alan was asked if any gentlemen and I are committed to producwith foreign accents like tion In New York slinply RtsIan had been overtosay cause we love New York." SV COIONELMARCH 930 C4) (6) ONE DAY AlA TIME The guls come back from a weekend with their father mv- ANIMALS "The Speaahst.. Doc Hiig, who hopes CBS renews the show for a possible favfoanother.(R) CE) SWAT.: Frank GOrshin (4) 530 teaarn. (A) HOME: Narrator: Gone Kelly. - 5 MOVIE deaJer are stranded in rugged 3 RIN TIN TIN 7:00 (2) TO TELl ThE TRUTH CONCENTRATION 6 HOGANS HEROES WILD, WILD WORLD OF by trade, is trying something with the difficulties of finding weird. He's taping a five-epi- an apartment vacancy in Mos- clan that somehow lives in a BJ proves as adept as old hands at manapulating one RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. BIG VALLEY 12-30 Art Brown Pest Control h6s h openings in sales, Fantastic o porlunity for mat',r man Wi th some sales experience $600 sala,ry til training. Apply at Art Bro-i 'fl Pest Control, 7562 Park Dr. 327 Winter Pork - 831-9993 3222611 BOOK BEAT gue Hondo and a dope . episode him," Hhtzig said. "But I did. It's called "Ivan the Terhe left with the biggest rible," starts Saturday, Aug. 21 smile on his face I've ever seen. on CBS and stars Lou Jacobi as "lie said, 'That's Just the way Ivan, head of a nine-member of &ug rutviing lntoabigpayotl. (R) 630 MAX 8. NIMBLE 24) (Mon.) WORLD PRESS (Tuos.,Wod,,Thur5.)t.OWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fit) 200 () DAILY DEVOTiONAL 300 5f) INTERMISSION Odondo Seminole DUCK, DUCK, GOOSL (I-n.) MOVIE 5 (12) POLICE WOMAN FOrmer police Inlormant turns (4) (C NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR 3 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN Rupertllitrig, a producer called "Red Tape," which deals (12)NBCNEWSUPDATE 900 i2 in- the show to a Russian c1efectr New a young student who'd only Angeles. affect 2) edies cluding some burg called York. l)iverse locales, but all been out of Moscow For 2 the shows have one thing in months," he said. lie said the common. kid, who spoke perfect English, They're being made in Los was sent by a friend. But 8.57 Evening Coni 3l-Aparme CLASSIFIED ADS Locales vc1ori. or __________________ 18-Help Wanted TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS F - -' -'I Tuesday. May II, 1976 I Diver t - Beautiful) Bedroom, 2 bptt't Puorre in finest area 2 large tots with sIer system. May extras, Priced to sell. $39,950 Call Caroline floltirlaw, Atcc Call Bart A ) SC & 60 pet. discount on all children's clothing. Boys' new casual suits, shirts, short & long pants, girlS' dresses & short & long play suits PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR ___________ 2610 Hiawatpia , Ph 3fl 1301 PLANTS Good Prices, Good Advise, Plants & Answers, 310 C 1st St., 313 7577. guaranteed - - Iflløt, Al do land clear.ng 1 asphalt work. Free estimates, NELSON CONTRACTORS. 3 43)7 _________________________ BEST PRODUCT Let a Classified A-cl help you fin BEST PRICE more room for Storage. Classified Free Estimates-24 Hours *45 fInd buyers fast. THERMO.TEK.$31 0931 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types an size-s We repair and 5lrvici SlIP-IC MACHINE I SUPPLY Co. 707W 7r'dSt - REAL ESTATE Realtor 372 7495 tYouBusjl'e'ss,,,DjQI 322-2ô3i_ççç3 ii' 'i':), �.. _____ II __ - m A11C JACOUIN 90'0 $60 THEY ARE THE SAME R F LD COACH BROOKFORD I0YR e. ' A'S ___ .%- I USHER'S ;e,._. ...011. -- rr BLEND1 : 10 STRIPE !_;-= - 12-OM t LEWIS &&6691 Pa 6 YR. 35 ~0. .44 ONE OUNCE HIGHWAY BRANDS g5IL SANFORD - • GUN I INI AM SOU HUDSON9S BAY SCOTCH . ...; RUM - I. -4 RUM Wi CLAN SCOTCH 49 14"~, - ________________ 40T. _____ -_ W HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 690T. $3.75 "A COLLECTOR ITEM" CAS . -~ ., ,.-, M- I UMff1D EDITION COCKTAIL I _____ ,r :**o -;P~ WHITEHALL . -.__.,:,--_~1~,_ ~7,~, :_ .. ;. " 81*CENTENNIAL ;Xhl -- .I , -1. - - .....-, -'!. . _,:.._--,,* z''i.-, .. 0 - .. - .71 ._ .. . ,*-, I 14 . ,5`~__ ''- ,."L.;,-, BYRK? -' __ ....• r - ; - ... -- - -_____-.__ .•. _ _ 3&05 Q U 599 _-_;. VK:j - 12-10TS. CASE Qy. 43.95 j a_ - . 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WED MAY -I 1117N - 'i.;-• - _,_ -16 ;'r,"",, - I - . ___ !-,.__- __ t~ir_ - _F___ __ __'!_. II 1 1 - jt.4-.•.- . : HOLUND HOUSE L_""'_ - ... ... I = __ --. 1,49 1.V - - ABC SAU it 0141 ROSE CHIANTI CLAI1EE -IIi -. I & ,&- A -- DEL CONTE MUTINt - :. ____W ABC Post - 9 •0 GALLON ssIsR' CAf AM 08 DAY SWAA I MUSCAM I 4.99 * GUASTIs"ERAY.MUSCATEL 1995 5 19 , , M - . -. I A ftl I ABLIS CS ;OF 4 r 22 95 ROSE BURGUNDY, GRENACHE ROZE - . I I I i I GALLON fl A GALLON ¶ • • 95 E WHITE IN I,', GAL" F~,~6 . j'a.~ . . miii. , ,j • • By ABIGAII. VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: That Slontama husband probabl) eirs a lzold earring in his left ear for the' e reason I have a gold tooth 49 DFAR INDI%'IDUAI.: ", himself Is one of our cherished freedoms, so wh should a person have to explain his reason for It Its Ilt' ear and REBEl YELL CHAT. HAUT ultrpl - . I lllffm 4.95 BRION moonvis 0. i CHAT. LASCOMBES CIA, TROTANOY E 40 99 27.95 GOLD SEAL 12490 ii ZI POMIROL 7.99 6.99 Ol• 83.95 599 or 6595 27 9 ROYAL 1W NEUVIILE PINK 3 7 * PINK CHABLIS * SAUTERNE • ALMA EN CHABLIS-BU PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY BLUE LAbEL UEBFRAUMILCH *BURGUNDY CHIANTI ROSI 5395 ITH CHAT I ANGELUS ii 1 M$UO CHAT FIGEAC si euuois 499 229 549 5988 1.59 it" CHAT. RUSAN SEGLA wwux 4. 3.99 IlK 111"IT 01 WIN I IMNC( GimmAmy LISBOA ROSE PosiTum 29 13 502. CASI DRY ___ ___ 4.49 has sailed thm years on e coast of China wears a gold r'in'g in his left ear to pro'5e that he been there. RFTIRFDCAPTMNAG! . . ___ - J!, " - ______0.1 . - - .1 I - . I' 1.99 1401. 2-ITM 4.49 19 CHAT. SIMARU 3.99 72 CHAT. CEYCHEVELLE sy. juum S 24 01. 69 CHAT. BOUSCAUT ; i ii T-_ ..: I _..~ -!:.--, Ir , &N_ .~ I. -. " .4. ' ____ I 5492402 TADOCC 5.99 u oz. fAMA ANI SPUMANTE 4 3.49 Rio aRms 24 .._N_~ :.i I . . -!-, I - ,_ . : ___1 - - - 38.95 4.99 01. 14 53.95 9.95 349 0 U N. nn'r SFAIX ITALY 109.50 3895 49.95 22.95 .98 ITS 44.90 ~ & '. _ ...i - . .. - _____ - -__. - - AI- Im - - -. 5 - 5 -- . 1 --Zf I 1- v - . . --- J*Z _____ - I .. 1W i& I r . u it- r 1, ... ._x __-R __' -- ______ _ r i•_• 1•P••••__ _ -_ - ; -_ I .w4_ --- . - -_ : ___ 2"- ___ _. ______ Marinated pot roast and vegetables turn out deliciously cooked TryGri Roost For Added Flavor There are to be sure some barriers to the Idea of teenagers becoming a crlmefightlng legion. One is that, for their own rcasons, kids do not want to be branded as child cops. A DeKaib being patsies, even for romance. Their prsonaI attitude against attempt to arrange student patrols of high school parking lots is hooliganism is that they'd rathcr go to jail than commit a crime, therefore meeting resistance.Ile snitch aversion ruri deep, says Dylan to the c-ontrary, and 85 per cent go so far as to suggest that I)eKalb police officer Ifugh Howard, "and we can't force them to crime resis ta nce become a regular part of their growing up change." One of the pleasures of 1-inch pieces education So it Is that the kids of DehaIb Count) are being 'itt e can provide them with the opportunity to work out cooking outdoors wit.h a bar12 nevi potatoes, partWly solicite,d to participato in an FBI-local police prograin to, in efsolutions, where possible. Education, cooperation, en- be cue peeled gr is t it ge ts Mom feet, save themselves. couragement. The DeKaIb effort, or something Tlhe project, part of the FBI's national effort to encourage easily be repeated in every county in the country, and should be. pleasure is the added flavor . Sprinkle beef on all sides with people tc fight crime personally, has some borrowed elements. No kid wants his lunch money robbed, particularly If he such cooking brings th.at you do salt and pepper. In !arge bowl Since more than $100,000 worth of bicycles is stolen annually in derstands that tomorrow it my be his paycheck. not get wWle preparing meat combine garlic, basil. thyme, - __ andother foods inovenor on the onions, tomatoes, beef brotli - r_ N~)Iliul NOTIV __ ___ range. 'S),, 1 whole chicken, marinated legs to coat well Let stand .at room IN I . of lamb or beef are easy t temperature 1 2 hours . . , ~_., '. -1 prepare. A hooded iViU or refrigerator overnight. Drain wigm imzimy~ . -4 ~ i ~M . I -1 . *QVsmoker makes the cooking beef, reserving marinade. I ' : 5 - __ simpler but those with an un- Place beef directly on grill rack wwffi~ __~ ~\ W =, 1I I Vl-... _1lw _ 7, cc " .1 4 ( ) a ,~. .; I ,-_- , .- success with something like a quickl)- on aH sides until betf is pot roast on the grill by making brown and crusty. Remove L a *cover with aluminum (oil. beef. " - POTROA I ,O -: I - - . . . ,I T_""- . 'N __ - 4' I.. " - boneless rolled about 4 pounds or bone-in chucL roast, about 5 pounds i * - t - - I teaspoon sviect basil I teaspoou th) 2 large onions, choppe IT. . - I . I ; :~ 40 , i____ tk_4 io *_1 % A 111 I ,_ 11 1 , broth . VISIT FOR MOTHER'S DAY one third cup cider, juices over meat. Add tarragon %Inegar or lemon vegetables. Makes 6 to 8 ser- I -a . marinade Coer again and continue cooking I more hour until beef is tender. Cut beef rnvelopes dehydrated beef - - , ~! - Ar . -_ - 1 -_-A __I,k~~E k -_ . T -, - -1 - ,-'rTf T .. I - _,;!! 1 - 9 ,~ -bj ~-.u,~i ~ v~N v-j7,__:h_T- i;'1;,____t f rr- - time with pan liquid arKI t . I I - ru medium hot coals. Cook in covered grill with cover clowd. Adjust vents for proper circuli tent of foU and rook on opi grill. Grill for one and one-half Salt and p - PM - .1 I ~ ..,/ 40 - -- N~_ .A L ncient Greeks and Romans borrowed the mitom from the 0 ,~f'. . ...-_-0: .47 - 1'-, Place beef in a foil roasting pan and baste beef with oneLilicup oithe marinade Place ()\TIIF.GRIII c ______ ( . __ VF - _____ - --- - -q~_ V'l - -. 1 .-- - % ; ,- 1) 1 . . j ,1;( :, . 4vi r.-_-;;~ Janet Coltman (right), a resident of Lakeiew Nursing home In Sanford, welcomes Moth er'. Day %lsiturs (from left Christ) Cofiman, Sue Monti, Kimberly Colfman and John Coilman. The nursing home held open howe Sundayalternoon for family visfts. I Iferald photo by Tom Vincent) you I am an average as you are really a Buddhist, I am most men surprlseJ that )OU don't know A Woman ' s Club 1 attend c lege arid see more how to spell "BuddhIst" ,& and more macho guys wearing DEAR ABBY: According to . earrings on campus. I don't an ancient Minese belief, the a 6 Club c I ubhouse. 11wre is no charge "r know if there Is an) wearing of an earring In the left members and guests are cor for the brunch, so come one and " ay significance to wearing only ear symbolizes that that per- dially invited to the Social all for a good free feed. . care ~K~# la n guage one ear:i.ng In the left ear. I son's life has been endngered, Department's annual brunch on An after noo n of bridge 8fl{1 I of flowers wear mine there becawse I am and to prevent a recurrence, an Nla% , - 12, at 11 a.m. at the canastil %~-ill follow the brun(Ii. I , "I right-handed, and it's easier to earring Is worn. It is suppixiedly , ',,, ;i Artful Arrangements for put on. My buddy wears one in protection against bad luck. Every Qccas!l his right ear because it's not AUDREY IN Graduation Announced seen b the police Ii he's S!M,APORF A vstopped for a traffic violation. DEAR ,%11113Y: A man wears a Mr. and Mrs. John Muth, 20 School of }k'auty In Orlando. Sign me. . . gold earring In his left ear to let Marshall Ave., Sanford ,in. Miss Multi has accepted a ? One of Central Florida's PIERCELIAND the world know that he has nouncv the graduation with I , 209 E. Commercial hopors (if their daughter, 322-1822 PROUD crossed the equator. OI.DMARINER Kathryn Ann, froth Woody's Laurie's I3eauy Salon.. DEAlt ABBY: A sailor who -a- -aw .~ -mano .am. ..M. .M. .dow .0w .MD. .do. -dew .0m. -aw -Mo. F %*' I 1 or. .-'%. , ____ Perhaps the most innovative portion of DeKalb's save the children project Is underway at Shamrock thgh School, where 35 students are enrolled in a crime resistance class as part of eir regular offlculunn how does one avoid being ripped off' Perhaps In part the same wa one learns to dodge errors in warnmar. At least it can't hurt a child to learn, say, that most crimes against kids take place between 4 and 6 p.m. (in DeKalb tOUflt)) and most occur on Frida) after school. Education Is a defenshe as well as offensive weapon i . ." I,,,: 1 ! ". .: 6 ! - .. - ,,, ~~ 'I . :. _~:_~~W. - I throughout the count) The parents Identify their homes with window signs, and kids in a jam are urged to visit. The homes are cted by the telephone network, so police reinforcement and cooperative efforts can be assured. ol 43 .95 70 CHAT. LYNCH RAGES PAUILIAC 11 fftAT nu us LOLJYIERE wriit G&&Vt 11 CHAT. LA CRUX OriCAflfl ---is-0 I _ _. 1 ; , , .!.:~%&I;,,11l.,~ !44 , 7 ~;t v-%%tic ,1 .-!E~: '. 4'. . % ~~_ 7,:~~ V .*,..R.t'',. i_4l .I, . I . the static I've had from people Buddists wear one gold earring because of one little speck of - and always in the left ear. gold the size of a pinhead' I am surprised you didn't I've been accused of being a know that, Abby. homosexual, a latent tran. A BUDIAST 24 CHAT DE FAX CMIUS CHAT. GONIET ST. IMILICN 2.29 23 oz, MANGNUM POMBAI FROM PORTUGAL 12 CHAT BRANE CANItNAC u*ux ITX __11. ___Wds .:. -; - W ; I.__ ' 1 -.41._* registry to identify child abuse victims (10 per cent of all young victims in DeKalb); the latter ideh is to prevent imt-ances where a child is brought to the attention of a hospital but not to law enIorcenient authorities A more novel part of the DeKaib effort is the Black Parent Program. Because many kids agree with Alfred Hitchcmk's attitude toward cops ("I'm not against them, I'm just afraid of many will not go tothe police when in , t asmure 99 z4 I 9 AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH CAS I- . - - . 24 mAnsAux 1.99 24 or. SEBAST1ANI CHENIN BLANC BURGUNDY RD ABC CABERNET SAUVIGNON WV I -, --- I . 24 269 sirt JUAN SANGRIA FROM SPAIN DRY OR CREAM SHERRYCASE 16 50 ___________ I ..,,__--- 1 wear a tiny gold earring in his our own American Indian -(I him and he refused to tell her.) You said braves abso wore earrings. And how about the early African warriors? And the pirates? found out, to let you know. Nlen wore earrings long liii surprised that)oudldnt before omen did so sh all 5TH 1249 oz . - 11 - King James 11, to name a few of opinions. Read on. Nloatana 9 sim i~ l)ehalb count), dnd since proper Identification is necessary for recovery, cops and kids now cooperate in applying the registering -p_ '5- has become a member of he 3.99 NO 11011101FAUX I __ -1 . know, %earing an earring Is neither Immoral no CANADIAN 56.95 _ ;V SUNRISE TEQUILA CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD Dear 60T. - 99 1 .,,,# ].--.. - = CIA LAFITE ROTHSCHILD PAUILLAC C 149 MAGNUM GAILO HEARTY BURGUNDY g • H I 12 74.95 g To ngle Earring Tr yin SCOTCH 39 5 4 QT CRYSTAL CLEAR LRLAY CHAT. TIMBI E GALLON PORT WHITE PORT CS OF 4 r D A CT 1 CHAIM *"If(POAI PINK RED CAS PORT SHERR7 WHIT( PORT MUSC CS 15.60 VI* 5051 $TN I . 1, ,,I . :~ _____ y. **.it I I ji , I - WASHINGTON It is popularly known that teenagers commit almost half of all serious crimes in America. What is less well established is that the young people also are the most victimized segment of societ ccor g t0 federal surveys more CrIminal acts According ac are visited on males 16 to 19 years old than any other group, and boys aged 12 to 15 are secowl. One example will drive it home: each year 2 of every 10 people ,aged 12 to 15 suffer from known larceny offenses; this Is tice the rate of those to 1-i Undoubtedly the )outlts are targets because they are easy. They are not physical pushovers, necessarily, but as a category they are less su.spicious, less responsible and less careful than older citizens. Hence the vulnerability of the unsuspecting; -1 took the ride." a savagely r,iped hitchhiker told I.os Angeles police recently, "because to tell the truth he seemed like a real QUAIL CREEK JOSE CORTEZ TEQUILA QUEEN ANNE -, 35% 6 YR. BLEND .0 '' _______ [A SEBASTIANI GALLON v -__ _-_ __ _--= v_j7_zn • _OT CABERNET SAUVIGNON IUGU*D ! CATAWBA _____ of 4 3.99 1595 - . .-__ - - ~_-.t --'.-_. -` - 1.- 16 I i _ _ I.*. =_ * I -1 .,-. CU BES 79 IlL STANLEY KY. - ___ M , 1.99 \ I / All "NE BELOW BOTTLED IN CAUF 14 WINERY __________________________ .=_ -1- _jLj!r;;if-!'1Z_ .-7 I uri'_w_1 -' -_II_1I_1_ 11_K si BC EXTRA C I 0 KY. ,299 19 OT. unj OIIDOI*11f 99 . *. ' 7.99 111111 sii UI1I#J - I 5 STM 6 t'F VO CANADIAN -~,!!~* *, LIGHTER a . I 1W 3 ft 0 ill_A_'U'E_4_1_A_'i___vr _ - , ___ _X Aw -RUCKNINNY PIPF. SCHNAPPS-StOt .-. -I ; I SCOTCH FUILA t&. , 1 L- !~,100 r 41i;0. I jl. . ' I 5TH = _. I_ 49 t .TOMCOtU*1 .WWIUIYWV* - as SUNRISE t••f N..p.lit.n % .,a -_ Besi Jes their inexperience, young people are often simply not emotionally equipped to compete with the criminals A recent survey of 800 students in eight high schools in DeKalb County, Ga., indicates Owt fewer than half who have been victimized in recent years have reported the crimes. Why? A distrust of police a sense of hopelessness, and, perhaps most Importantly, a reluctance to get a peer in trouble It may also be that kids simply react differently than adults to crlme.Therels(heromanceofit,forinstance,theflobDylantype sentiment that "only the honest can live outside the law." But the DeKalb survey also suggests that kids are not happy ____ $.992301. DRY ~0 GRANT I ! ,g, A MICHELANGELO hfj MIX ANY 1 88 _____________________ - FALLS ! TWIN &Msfi~_A . - r, -- -_----&I.T A r.il - - I t - __ __ -_ - __ 1. 11_1 ~,S~ C " f fR ___- ~ , . ~'.~ - _____ . ; ~ - _____ --- - 1_ I 1 _.;i_ iv~!Ii~_~ - QT. Jp1%,III 4 CANADIAN5 ____ % 9S r-_ 2~~ 4 I QT ._1 Z. i STH 15 YR.CANADIAN 09,S I sakru, V&,W*rmlnt (h.rI.$1,l,,. .e.. - -- - . . . It _,:::: - fl)TOMflFDF e eraServices WISER'S OLDEST - GORDON GIN ............ 49 - LAMBRUSCO GOLD SEAL 5STI. - 99 SMINNO" VODKA ....... 48, OLD GRAND DAD $6' .....SO LA BELLA IT 01!1 , . CUE 23-88 LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED ALL - I $ ITALIAN to POTATO CHIPS MIXERS 24½02 COCKTAIL HOUR 12TH 5PM TIL 6PM - - - ' . 1 99 ___ 24 Cl CoIntre.0 LIIVT .a ____ 1 , , % % 71. I r'. I I , ..O~ 69 D(NMIX STIAWIIIRY G.3',Ti7yiT _H__I_ID I 11 tiff-lit-] I - SPECIAL VODKA VORLDS FINEST 899 MACY NPUCA Of THE STH till SPANISH -- ROYAL SANGRIA i-etl vE ET 0 STH 3 5TNS all UMBRUSCO MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO 4.99 lit',, GOLD SEAL wRA"c ABC CANCER SOCIETY PIANTERS t = I_vr * 49 CHAMPAGNE OR - - - Sanlord-Seminole Art Association ,AhIch cosonsundthcannuaiart shim ,Alth the Plaza Merchants Association I.wlk Rogers oi Sanford f -----' ji 99 KIJAFA BROTHERS569 --- - J CUM SARK SCOTCH ...... 75' 6.99 4i OT. Mad* Brizard 07. LO&A-Moor I&@ s - - . 7.94p stv , BRANDY FLA. SOUVENIR-GIFT BOX ASST. SOMETHING SEAGRAM V 0 TEACHERS SCOTCH AMAIItTO-MINT$(.CACAO-IANAKA Iii 1 ! ' . 39 '_' so -61 i T.l 1 4. 5TH n A'?iT'v RIGHTS WE %W1 GOOD SAT MAY 15 W/COUPON RiA.Y.51,1111411, RACARDI iu* _, . -- -- __ ,,. I Teens Torn Between Law An (IT. V.V.0. SCOTCH "" voou.ss-lus4uuAas IBRUT. PINK. EXTRA DRY of 11 __ - __ . __ . C 2.99 24 - = -X a I o: 05-A - KY 12-STHS 49.95 STH ,ttooawwnl.99 PATRON 349 cz ST EMILION ,;Fyg .44 , - - ?. k. .1 - - 2.40 * I, _~~r-...,'. ~~ ott - .,I t 4!~ .. -1' k,.* - , "k '~ .1, 1, i*), I :. ',- ,- __ AMJOU .... CHRISTIAN -s *' --- TOM SIMS y\j~ ~Ewl 99 MIX ANY ____ -_______________ ~ - - - ii CC? 8 YR 460 GIN ______ ,I- i~__ . t 3 [IN of 4=77 I . :--ikep'L l [ - -'--: - _.~ - 99 qml!uov zt:_ Z _. f7= , ! r ii NO REDUCTION IN PROOF .. S . ;I • I . 599 CANADIAN J,W. DANT L JUAN EMIAN - 6-4'... QT _____ 86° KY BIB JACQUIN VODKA 5 - ____ 8t I ________ 6000 SAT. MAY 15 W/COUPON I 94 0 GIN ____________ GIN ________ ~:::, DEVONSHIRE - -00 I 0 860 SCOTCH CANADIAN ,b ...... 1 5uP4RI51 J1Tg I' -4'~ WhyTheRisingCrimeRate AmongYouth? 79 MARTIN'S Tower -- OLD STANLEY . u' nnuarvsounos 800 -- ,q.! I _____ - W YR* .,-- - - - --- ..... -- 91r_ __-_ I _. . -im_1199_-_ --_ ------- WFE -,- - kf_~ _ __ r_ __4=_._ __--,-'-~L---~---.-,--i,-,--7~---t,~:~-t4 i_q w______~_= ~Lt~ 4 9 9 5" 59.75 _ - -_________________:____, 5 MIXA NY - ___________ -- - It s Eight It s (,reat ___ - 491 25OL _ITAUAN-MICHILA$GftO ou*itiryRIGHTSiRvio TEQUILA CANADIAN _ CERTIFIED I L*T*D,o CANADIAN I'-..;.-.. BRANDY 6 canaalau LTD uft~ I - Ir - . . 6000 FRI MAY 14 W/COUPON CANADIAN MEXICANA . SUNSET - _ ROSE 11W 11 - .- - It .- THOMPSON TITvPTspIsfp,lD J _ ..:.I . I I GOOD FRI MAY 14 W/COUPON TOM SIMS (A I --. MM 99 CHIANTI 5TH ______UANIITV GHTS RISIRVID , GULSTITVRIGHTSRISIRVID e'r "' - 3Cl . GOOD THURS MAY 13 W/COUPON 49 MATEUS I VERMOUTH ABC RUM \ _______________ • 3 RIVER OURBON JACQUINS - GOOD WED MAY 12 W/COUPON ~ 7 1 "of & -. , - I ___ . .1 1OYR. A 69 OLD pAwTIry -'_ 49 TRIBUIi0 IMPERIAL LASIL STH . 8S _________ OT. -1 - . ". . I . I . *4 ;*L-"1:1f. ".. - I - i i, ____ --- 4 QT. - BEAM RIGHTS __ - - A-- 69 A79 - (iT. FIGURINES '~' "O. BLEND OT. ' 1) 1 d accepts a $200 student I -achievement scholarship, " ... . L.. .. [.,~ 1, I - , , .?_1 _____ -A0.4(ACANk(Gi0NoAM vil 5 9 JIM T. CANADIAN ___ TIT '- 9 = I LORD CALVERT 77 Oi'T1TR_,)5PISI. __ ID GOOD TUES MAY 11 W'COUPON - - PEN SUNDAY 9 GOOD TIJES. MAY 11 W/COUPON VODKA I & CAU Oil ABC POLICY IS TO VAU ALL MDII AT pp • TOM writ LA THI HO'IST ct ARC NEVER MISLEADS YOU _VALUES TO24.95 _____.11_AH1L GOOD THLJRS MAY 13 W/COUPON GOUD WED MAY 12 W/COUPON COUPON QT. GILBEY'S SCOTCH z___ i•__ 0 83 P(A HTTU MOVIE TWIN 1116 PRICE AND ".15 QUEEN ANNE ___ VODKA VVI)PA qfizdt~ •. .. -- '' _______________________________ 1. -' 99 -- - - __ - STORE _ ja rt COCKTAIL LOUNGE - PKG. STORE !SCO H1%bV qj - ' 4LOCK -'T OF 14 _____________ ISLGE &1-4 - PACKAGE ALTA MONTE SPRINGS ___ __ -, - LLON LOUNGE % X MCGREGOR ,__:~~ I 1. I .. 3L; I- -.e 'e" :~ - r W ~ff LEGER CERTIFIED @"m STe WORLD'S FINEST LIGHT SCOTCH 900 GIN -;,.-,.... ACQUIN LANADIAN SUNDAY '' -. __ ____ . T",.%~, , .1 - I. _ _ ~ -. , __ A A, _:, 2-a-1 _____ : kJ f . -- ... TVflday,May1i,i7-1B ___________________________ 1 12 OTS. BOURBON PKG. STORE 17-92 • VODKA STANLEY fi KENTUCKY BOURBON OA$~ " JACQUIN'S JeTeSe BROWN I,& OR C EXCEPT DRIN K S411 -- -'~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • .1 88 4 OT. W TH CITY LIMITS ;IBLACK&WHITEis I1 SCOTCH COCKTAIL LOUNGE I L-_J ANY 9 LONGWOOD PACKAGE STORE BOURBON __________ a a Al I "ITS 4 YR$.1111MIR" mcx 6,411111, •1t COCKTAIL ABC • I WISER'S DELUXE 4 I . VODKA CANADIAN 1W UTLERSCOTCH KE NTU CKY BOURBON M&M £ H _:.0 MR. ED CERTIFIED DRY Most of these prices are $6 69 below WHOLESALE CASE UST These specials ', to (I f ~ .1 P 1 __ 44T. HEDGES & KY. BLEND % & 97 ~ 12-OTS. 59." .-AMA-0-101 ` 4T. 61.10.2 4 YEAR AGE L A V VOMEN ROYAL DELUXE 41 'T ALL 1 REPEATER IICA'SLARGESTWINEISPIRITDEALER ANCIENT - 139 ABC's IN ALL I L I 1 I II I I ! • 8 YR. OLD THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES & ABC HAS 6 YR. VODKA -- __ Tuesday, May 11, 1976 10A-Even i ng Herald, Sanford FL -1 ____ V~l ~w 'W~u Sanford Flower Shop HELPS DRY UP ACNE PIMPLES 1111 I 1JEfA/ (' L t-r =--:-. 7--_ 1 itiLfop 5 11 I - - a .J ' L --- __ - 12I i $300 �I C SLi.'' -=---' .' __,i..,.._._-,-.. 2 B-Evining Herald, Sanford, Ft. Leçnil Notic" Tuesday Ptay ii. 1976 FAIRWAY , TRANSMISSION, INC. egaI Notice DISTRICT UNITED STATES NOTICE OF APPLIC.TION COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FOR TAX DEED FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION (197.246 Floddi Statutes) Case No. 76-4SOrICiv.Y -UNITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. STATES OF AMERICA, Pla?!tf. that Robert H. Leslie the holder ot LORENE LANE. a single the f011Owing certificates 'd woman, et el , Defendants. said certificates for a taideedtobe FOR SERVICE BY ORDER Issued thereon. The certificate PUBLICATION - On motion and numberS and years Of Issuance, affidavit of plaintiff in the above description Of the property, and the titid cause by Kendll W. names in v.hth it was assessed are Wherry. itS Assistant United States as follows Mn I, 'Va., ii Attorney. irs an action against the defendant(S). brent Laflt, a single Issuance 1971 woman, and Alphont a ChiscIm and D,Scrlption of Property Cynthia Chisoim, his wife, and to E'i of Lot 1 BIk 7 Tr 0 Sanford enforce a lien upon real properly Town of Pb I Pgs 56 to 64 4 117, 113. situate in this District arid described 115. 116 117 as follows; Legal description; Begin NameinwhictsanessedZorvsyel 165 feet South and 550 feet West of 0aii and Amanda C,. Tucker the NE corner of the SE ' of All of said property being In the the NW 'd; thence run We't 73 County of Seminole. Slateof Florida. f,f• thence North 110 feet; Unless such certificate or cer tet to the Point of Beg titcates shatt be redeemed ac Inning lying in Section 7; COriinQ to law the property Townsfflp 21 South, Range East: FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Community Dsveiopment engaged In buslnets at III Foxridge Block Grant Run, Longwood 37750, SemInole Application County, Florida, under the fictitious The Board of County Corn nameoIAIRREPSALES,and that I missioners of Seminole County will intend to register said name with the hold two publIc hearings to provide Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole tIle public the opportunity to review ' _________ ________________________ TRANSMISSIONS.. AIR CONDITIONERS AND GENERAL REPAIRS ____ rI.1'I,T1rV11I Technicians Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida By: Mike Haltaway, Chairman BL\IR 2S10.A Oak Ave.. Sanford 323 3566 3237710 Hrs. Mon . Fri. 9.5; Sat. 9.1 Mon. . Fri. 9.5 Sat. 9.1 _____ _________ ______ _______ COMPUT!ELLCTIONIC ENGIII AMALYSIS $ BUT TUNI'IPINTUW • INCLUDI*GPIJS$. POINTS A*O CONDLRS9 29 JOHN SCHLENK • Hwy. 17-92 And Nursery Id. Lonywood s 2 BIks North of SR 434 831.2677 - IJTI)jJJgE J YY.!Ie1 1 .a.'tI7 i n j 5 __ # I._. . -, Il .z " -. -, ".., 'r1 t' . '' ' t .Z) 4 ' '..-. .. -h, ,- .:c 1 -_- '4 •':. •' •' t' S - ;? 5 , .-.."- '".." 4 .4:.'/ T " 'i" ii , , . -c'. - .... .tJ','(i-. '. . . "'-r '%''. " "" ' 'ifr 3-' ti -,,-- - _______ - - v rp.t.• )4jr" -:' ____ .___ 'k ________ ___________________ ________ ____________________ __ - " ' ______ _______ ,4,. #..,M,''I --19k.... - . •. - -. " - Help win the rac :;r'u'- - OR MORE _______ ______ tL 'S FURNITURE _____ ., - - , .... -. " -: . - •.,, . ___________ - _______________________________________________ I '________________________________________________ ______________________________ - ______ - - :._. ,• _______ - : - - ,.', ____ • - - _____ 1 -' - .. ' -. '. - _:_ - __________ F hWY. ______ • SALES ' ..... ''' - ________________ ' * . ' -' - ---- _____ -- - TO; ROBERT F. RIVERA Westgat Village Apartment 107 Frazer, Pennsylvania 19353 SALLY JO IIIVERA complaint Westgate Village Apartment 107 Frazer, PennsylvanIa 19155 You are hereby notified that a suit to foreclose a mortgage entitled First Federal Savings and boar. Orlando, a or "tion, .efsus Robert F. Rivera arid Saliy Jo Rivera, Isis wife, et at, as been tiled against you in the Cirtuit Cntjr• •n, c.miIe c.l WITPIESSmy hand and lIst siaiof said Court on the list day of April 1976. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cecilia V. Ekirn ,__ , -. Publish' April II. May 1, II, 19. 1974 DE't' UA NUIICtOP PUBLIC HEARING - Cn&jritv. 76101 CAO9 F and that you are Florida, will conduct a Public required to file your answer with the Hearing In the CommIssioner's Clerk of said Court and to serve a Meeting Room of the Seminole mailing address are copy thereof upon the plaintiff's County Courthouse, $anfrrd, attorneys wtsose name arid address Florida c, May ii 1976 UNKNOWN 7 00 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED is set forth below not later than P M or as soon thereafter that a Complaint to foreclose a June 10, 1976. If you fail to do so a possible to con%ider an application suddenly Its facade nresents a lacy ..'ttern of intersection Of the South right of proceeded against situated in way line of 17th Street the same Seminole County Florida is elsted on September 20 1954 and follows ' _____________________ 'S a' j-j. j iZi' .,. GARY MEADE a It a GARY G. MEADE. whose residence and at as as ' ' - I ,,.,,, _____ . LETMILEXTUNE YOUR CARRIGHTTHEFIBSTTIME .Pictured above (I tor) Paul Dominickand JerrySchmlt (owner) automobile engines are in. buretlon; timing; cylinder these systems In fine running tricate pieces of machinery that output; exhaust system; and order for you. When the analysis Is corn , -- plugs, and Considers the lob done, when you go in for a tune. - ----- - I . -- - ...; reveals potential problems. service is a patch-up, not a -: - - . - ' 1 ' - , Seminole County Florida and East 139 feet thence North 225 feet th.nce West 139 feet to the point of Exhibits thereto as recorded in beginning (LESS the rights ofway Official Records Book 996, Pages Of 27th Street anJ Sanford Avenue). 0113 through 0174, inclusive, Public has been tiled against you and you Records of Seminole County. are required to serve a copy of your Florida and Amendments thereto N. Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Mall, Tel. 645-2060 BOok 1009. Page 79, and Official VernonMlze, Jr.. of Cleveland, 6. Bridges, 209 N. Oak Avenue, p.o. Records Book iOS6, Page 001$, The Board of County Com missioners of Seminole County, All modes of travel pteadinglntheotflceoftheClerkof interest in and to the common Metig Room of day of June, AD, 1976 If you faIl to A . ,. '-'i Thest intricate electronic choose from either the custom and costly breakdown of some technicians make all the recorded in Official Records book Range30East Lotsllandll Block B St Johns River Estates Plat Book 13 Page II asrecordedinthe Michael J Hattaws Chairman Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida Publish: May I. 1976 DCZ Si purchase rates . as run thence South 725 feet. thence 996. Page 0013. Public Records Of for special advance throu"h - -. - s ruments can only be operated whether your car needs work preventive maintenance done today s complex automobile •- ----'- " - . .. - - - I 1- ' ' - . j ' " - 1 Township 2OSoulh Range 30 East golden moslac. En10 a spec.a. I Y vaca,.on n rome this summer. Reserve now :-9i ', , - ucestotestandanalyzetheir as YOU will see a great oval island its srsires rising ' 'rom a rose-n cuoud, as radiant as a vision from the Apocalypse The Gothic cathedral is th CASSELRERRY 1j 17.92 . - a _____ ________________ .vvvu, Road, Nt,irsery Longwood, Fla. the master tuneup which in- prices, clearly specified on your peak performance levels for furniture, the place toga Is to B of these Items skilled mechanics await you. system repairs, and the like. dertaken. Only national-brand At today's l'iigh gas prices, It Remember, if you decide pa'ts are used. The work is doesn't take long for a potriy if you are having trouble long your since Milex for an U car's last areas as you pay only for the initial , After each repair, re- engine to waste enough ga to ' work is electronically quality, alone the risk you run of having tested. Performance is a costiy breakdown at an in. electronic engine In addition to engine analysis and tuneups, Miiex offers air control tune.up analysis, of when Scarves, ladies, are r1 your car to pieces by . uu '..iui, lu,',vr, costumer (hail tree), and a for the little girls room. With a little bit of polish, the art prices. Furniture has will be perfect. for you to see at 8 & E Furn. this without any chips or dents. iture: Two Ornate oak dressers But you can own it for only 535. rurniture on 11W)' treasures galore iI.Yi Ifl I "1 !%V1J at bargain or give you a new hairdo . - the Seminole WITNESS my hand and seal of at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as taken against you for the relief County. Florida, thiS 30th day of for filling at the following described onceeacn week for Tour comecuttve ;nhersecilon of the Northerly RLgPst BRIDGES P 0 Drawer Z ' 2 on a fantastic treasure hunt. WA RNING! E llarn chanicon I& Son Amoco If you don't read and respond to this ad, you will spend more than you should and not eat as good as you could. "' FREE CAR WASH ANDWAXWflH L __ c aweek . 321-0325 or Winter Pork 644-4144 ( - . ______ hcre vcsur frier'ds are" - 24 Hour Nurstng Care For Private Patients VA SolId Oak Dressers _________________________ ________________________ - Sanford, Fla. 1(jIL[4:ltr. Ph. 322.67fl " , - 9L 5ALE Oviedo The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World, Qualified hisfructors MIDLAND - By The 830-0342 ': - '.4. II . L' .f CØ V*I ii. ..,, i,.,' - P1 tll --.---- .p Antennae -_ ONLY & Set '139's French Aye, Sanford (Next to Stamper) fl2.48.3s . SUBSCRIBE NOW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR feet through a central angle of 20 decrees 33' 03" for a Point of Beginning, laid point Ps-ing a PROBATE DIVISION File Number 761,CP 09 E; thence Continue Norrn thwest,rIy along said curve arid File Numli., 71.fl1(P T ......... Division In Re; Estale of ROBERT A CAMERON, IV. ' ' ' a fett throuah a centrai annIe of 22 .- UI 1!TW ANNA I. SHUMWAY. degrees 1o2" to a point having a tangent bearing ot P. . degrees 2$ 43"W: thence run N 69 sad Deceased NOTICE OF Ii' (A" ILL 7• is,.t i. IS. ADMINISTRATION S. Shore line of the St. Johns RIver; NOTICEOF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thence run southeasterly along said ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS OR OEMAN0c AGAINST southerly shore line to a point, said TO ALL PERSONS HAViNG THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL nt being N 46 degrees II' 51" E CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 11I$Ofeettothepointofbegin*ting. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL IN THE ESTATE: Said parcel contains 10 acre more OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED or less. IN THE ESTATE: that the administratlu-s of the estate (Section 16, Iowr$J's.p 19 SOuth, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of APIIvA L. S.-IUMWAY, deceased, Range 30 East between I I Bridge that thC administration of the estate File Number 76 133 CF. Is penin, t'id 1792 Bridge) of ROBERT A. CAMERON IV, the Circuit Court for Seminole Michael J. Hattaway. deceased. File Number 16-I?) dP. Is County, Florida, Probate Division, Chairman pending In the Circuit Court for the address of which is Seminole Board of County SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida. County Courthouse, Sanford, Commissioners Probate Division. the address of Florida 32771. The personal Publish May ii. 1976 which Is P0 Drawer C. Sanford. representative of the Is DEZ 59 Florida 32771. The personal LORELLE S. PARSONS, whoSe representative of the estate is address $0 Saxton Avenue. ROBERT A. CAMERON V. whose Sayvitle, LI., New York 11791. The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE address Is Sli S. Central. Oviedo, rime and address Of the personal EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida 32763. The name and at' rtpresenlative's attorney are set CUlT OF THE STATE OF dress of the personal repre'sen forth below FLORIDA, IN AND FOR tative's attorney are set forth below. All pursons having rtaim% c. SEMINOLE COUNTY. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are IN CHANCERY demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MON Neticeol required, WITHIN THREE MON THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FerecloeureSale Notice s hereby given that AR IMS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the THUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of NOTICE.to file with the clerk of tIse above court a written statemenf of Circuit Court of Seminole County, above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may FIorIda,wiII,onthe25thday.fMay, any claim or demand they may hive. Each claim must be in writing 1976, 11.00 O'clock A M the have Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the West front door of the Court House in and must indicate the baSis for the claim, the name and address of the Seminole County, in the City of claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, Sanford. Florit'a, offer for sale and creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the sell publIc outcry to the highest and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when It and best bidder for Cash the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become due shall be stated, If following described property will become due Shall be Stated. If the clam is contingent or situated in Se'nlncle County, the claim is contingent or unllquidateø. the nature of the un Florida. to wit: untlquiaated, the nature of the un Certainly S'lail be stated If the Lots 7$ and 27, Block B certainty shall be stated If the claim i$ Securtd, the security shall STERLING PARK, Unit Three, claim Is Secured, the securIty shall be dflcribed. The claimant shall ccording to plat thereof is be described, The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim recorded In Plat Bock ii. Pages 57. deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable 53 and 5-4 of the Public Records of clerk to to the clerk to mail one copy to each mail one copy to each personal Seminole County, Florida personal representative. representative Pvrsuanl to TIse final decree ci All persons interested In istate foreclosure entered in a All persons Interetted irs the i-stale pen o whom copy Of this Notice of to whom a copy of thiS Notice of ding in Slid Court. the style of wfliCt Adminislration has been mailed are Admirstration has been mailed are FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF required. WITHIN THREE MOfI required, WITHIN THREE MON TAMPA, a nallorsal banking I THS FROM THE DATE OF THE TI-IS FROM THE DATE OF THE association, I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Plaintiff NOTICE. to lie any obiections they P4OTICE,tofileany ct,iectionstpiey vs may have that challenges the may have that challenges the SPIT_ER CONSTRUCTION validity of the decedent's will, the validity of the decendent's will, the COMPANY, a corporation, et al qi.alfications Of the personal qualifications of the personal De'lendanUs. re9resentative. or fhe venue or repres,ntative, or the venue or and Itse docket number of which is luriSdiction of the court number 752632 CA 09 8. juridlction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND WITNESS my hand and the of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED fclat%eplofs,aid Court, thi5 7th day WILL BE FOREVER BMRRED Of May, 1976, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Robert A. Cameron V Lorelle S Parsons (Seal) As Personal Representa At Personal Representa Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. tivi of Estate of live of the Estate of Clerk of the Clrcu.t Court ROBERT A CAMERON, IV ANNA L. SHUMWAY By Martha T VihIers Deceased Deceased Deputy Clerk Attorney fr Personal Attorney for Personal Robert C Cochran of Representative ReprewntalieeMacFarlane, Ferguson, Ronad S Wet,ster 5 %. W, Carroll, Jr., Esquire Allison 1. Kelly P0 Box 33) P.O Boit 9)) Attorney for Plaintiff Oviedo, Florida 32763 Casselberry, Florida 37707 f'ol Office Box 153% Telephone 365569$ Telephone- $34 5700 Tampa, Florida 33601 Publish, May 1, II. 19,6 Publish May I), iS. 1976 Publish May ii, 197$ - _ NOW LOOK AT THIS ONYX CHESS SETS STRAW PRODUCTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD INCENSE. GRASS SLIPPERS- LEATHER HATS 19TH CENTURY TOYS. GAMES COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY JEWELRY TURQUOIS OPALS NECKLACES 100'S TO CHOOSE FROM ALL IN STERLING SILVER MASTER CHARGE. BANKAMER1CARD-WELCOME - . WORLD OF IMPORTS ' MEMBER DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOC. Roach an .irlti(iue lw,f I .irii 5 an i.' • i..' ' slmv.sys IcoI lii .i '. , i ti-ri) 10 titi '' I. Up liekeeping ii In Your it i ifl1t ti tfi, II) IIJ sPit lU ti$ I j it,, ii.,?It 'sits, the can f,ngl .i I --:" %el,'ct,on to (.11:,i,' ii. If you have 5i)lT\i hog to, Sale that the may 1w' liioiinq fat, ycx,' thittjlt 't.i-tti' ,'.h.'ç. ttrll t.'" ii In the 'l,in I Ad I I Set estate Is Ewning Urntld / "The Mantamer" CLASSIFIED Shown Above ADV. DEPT. REG. PRICE $39.95 ONE CAY STYLING 322-2611 CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD B OR .. . b get help. Let us evict these filthy tenants for you but good! Our up-to-date met'iods are thoroughly safe, Free estimates gladly giv$n, Emergency Service PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Aye, Sanford 831-9993 DEZ1 S at as same the $1Aoo IVOFF , at case a efore you get bugged •9SS ' the Home! .-,. ' , 834-3999 TOwnship 19 South, Range 30 East; thence run North $4 degrees 19' 12' West along laid Northerly Right of Way Line of U S Highway 1792, 19.26 flit to the P C. of curve Concave NorTheasterly and having a radius of 1021.92 feel: thence run NOrfhwrsterly along said curve and - - 115 MAGNO.,.lA AVE. 321-Otu 9:303:30 Mon.. Thur's., Sat. 9:30.9:00 FrIday a , . Casselberry R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA and the Westerly Ritjht of Way Line of State Road 100 in Section 16, By: Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk James J Lovete-Ss, Jr of the Firm Glles, Hedrick i Robinson. P A 109 East Church SIred Orlando. Florida 3101 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: May 1. II, 19, 23, 1976 at - FREE I 1 uaus In All cratti r9. El - . $?i4 " l .r .w* . . J') '.'''-r'-'-- ',•- LAWP 6. GARDEN EQUlPMNT 426 't - CUSTOM DESIGNING __ 9I'! Seminole Plaza Hwy. 436 FOWDOITYOURS(LF _ Fiinders) --'-' " DUDA AUTO PARTS AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO hoc!dng Folly z OhN1 Needlepoint and 3titchery and rug (Nexi to "'-'> -i.-. 24.95 (1_I AU TO PA R TS AND ACCESSORIES Hwy. 436 rLypv - FENCE SPECIALISTS Endors.4 CA55LDtp(p(T. 17.92 Residential Commercial FREE ESTIMATE CALL 862.3114 Medicaid Out PatIent Therapy - - ,. SERVICE . DIP & DRAPE Coming soon , ... ' S 5 ' 919 E. 2nd St. Lino Of Maciam• IuppII.s I CERAMICS & 'S DECOUPAGE S OR EENWARE • TOLE PAIN'rtuG - •Unlque macrame hangers for sale. INSTALLATION e . •.\:!.0.. Comes..usat the Central Florida Home ShowMaY 13.16 - : - -. . - C) , . wwWW )OCK OF CRAFTS • Jutn • Cord . -: evpenslve," says Betty, "and I can prove it. L.s*v Miy flI.d CALL RICH PLAN NOW! - , "Antiques don't have 'o be 322-9823 4,., I' fl , ,. " decor. ' C ' • Macrame Supplies Beads •Rings the latest home fashion thing the poster. These nostaggic items are framed with glass and are an asset to any home Open 7 days I. ' - from traditional brass pieces to you need him. c fI artists B&E have a good selection of wall decorations alt the way Duty when . local - STtTION Rch Plan has been showing thousands of families, iust like yours how to S-T-R.E-T-C.H their food dollar for more than 30 years. .. • F'oflery DY Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., Pubiish: May 1, 11. II, 23, 1976 DEl 70 " everywhere you look, you can find treasures that will delight you. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cecilia V Ekern Deputy clerk CLEVELAND, MIlE 6. Attorneys for Plalntiif 209 N. Oak Avenue welcome place in your home. technicians, not I J glass, knick-knacks and ac- the infoMilexTune.Upfor'theirtQ. newl - p... in Casselberry. B & E has bridge, and also Black .i good selection of both new and Cloverleaf glass. She also has a opeated by Betty SmIth. Bctty not only carries new and an - the analysis. Again, pay only specifications ignition; distributor; starting system, spark plugs, whether thcse items need at. 918 E. Somorun Blvd. • -. :4ig,5J..____. EenIng And Mornings •. .' JUDtCIAL CIRCUIT, INA ND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION HO. 76-606.CaO9.0 iONAJJD r'ipic Plaintiff, vs. GARY MEADE. aka GARY C, MEADE. and ROBERT ZABEL, a k a ROBERT E. ZABEL, and TOM ZABEL. BARNETT BANK OF ORLANDO, a FICrida banking corporation, SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, a nat!cnt b'.t.r; .:..., THE UNITE' OF AM ER I CA, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE HEREBY notified that complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real proerty Lot 11. Less the North 57 fef thereof, and all of Lot 17, Block II, BEL AIR, according tO lhe recorded in Plat Plat thereof Book 3, Page 79, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. Isis been filed against you and you are reouired to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any. to it on VAN DEN BERG, GAY 6 BURKE. PA ., attorneys for the plaintiff, at Pott Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32907. and file the original with the Clerk of tne above sty led Court on or before June 1st. 1976; otherwise, a luii'r.ent may 1e entered ac),I is! you for tl;e relti citrTljnded 11 inc . Operations Building. Concrete Masonry Unit Wall Bearing with Bar Joists enclosing an area of ap neoximately 1,100 square feet. Bid Documents are open to pubic itnpecti*n in the Offices of the Director of Auxiliary Services. District School Board. F.W. Dodir Plan Room and thC Central Florichs Builders Exchange in Orlando; and may be 00taind from the offices of Gutmann Dragas Associates Ar chitects Plarviers, Inc., Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building. Suite 400. P.O. Box 931, Sanford, INVITATION TO BID Fiorida 32771, upon request ac Sealed proposals will be received Companied by $25.00 deposit per set by The School Board of Seminole County, Florida. Owner. at the of. - Deposit will be refunded in full for l5 O General Contractors ficet of the Dis?raci Sct"Bdof Semirole County. 203 CommercIal Submittlngbonafidebd%andref'yn of documents in good usable con Avenue. Sanford, Florida, until P.M., W,cesday, Mey 26. 1976 and ditionwithinSdaysaftecfheopenlnq of bids. Refund for sts In excess 01 subsequently, at the Altarronte Iwo will be lets one half the deposit Springs City Hall, up to 730 P M to cover cost of reproduction, on the same date, for the Construction of 6 same bails of return of documents. Primary I 2 ln?ermqdiate General Contractors who obtain Classrooms t Lawton Eler'.eniary bid documents and do not bid the School, as per drawings All project, must returnsameat least 10 materials and equipment furnished days before the bid date, or pay one and all work performed jhall be fl halfthedepostpersettodefraycott accordance with the Drawings, reproduction and handling, as set SpecIfications and Contract forth above. DocumentspertainfrsgtheretoIch Subcontractors arid others may maybfaxaminedatlhefflceft Obtain complete bid documents upon Avcnitect. A Bid Bond in the amocmt of $ p, depoSit as sI..'c above. onePsaIf of which will bi refunded upon return tint of base bd *iil be required, Of documents in g.ocd condition Addrets each bid to: within 5 days after open,ng of bids Don Coleman, Each bId must beaccompanied by Purchasing Agent a certified check or bid bond iSSUed School Board of by an acceptable surety cornpan ".etnlnole County for not lest than 5 per cent Of the .01 Commercial Av'e base bid. The wccessfvl bidder will Sanford, Florida 37771 be required t furnish Performance Each bid shall marked Bond and Labor and Materials "Lowton Elementary School, Primary 6 2 Intermediate Payment Bond. each In the full Classrooms" and shall be delivered amount of tfe contract sum, isiued by a bonding company licensed in to the address above. The Instruction to Bidders, Florida. To be eligible for consideration. P' poial Form, Form Farm of Performance and Payment bids must comply with the laws of J."nd. Drawings. Specification, and Florida, all conditions of the other contract documents may , Speccal1ons,6njmustb,mad,on t'xmlned at the following location: a facsimile Cf the form Included With the contract in documenl, School Board f duplicate, encto,..ed In an opue Siminole County sealed envelope bearing the name 207 Cornmerciat Avenu and address of the bidder arid the Sanford, FLorida 32171 project or projects on which he is Phone: 1732 bidding, and delvered not later than Copies may be obf&nd at the date and hour mentioned above office of Oisfr,cf School Board, Owner reserves the right to reject payment ofadtpo*itO$ $26.COper any or alt bids or certain portiont of of drawings ar.d specifications. Any a bd .ss st,.ilated in th FORM OF unsuce%$lul bidder, upon returning PROPOSAL, and to waive any in. suCh set promptly a formalities and Iethnlcalitles In condition, will be refunded his din9, and to award the lab in the payment, .'nd non bidders upon btst interest of the Owner. Plo bid returning such set. will be refunded shaflbewithdra*nlorapeqiodof 30 $13.00 Maximum number of itt days from the opening iate allowed per Contractor will be fy William P. Layer (P Sperinf&'rdeob ria y.i;i lit' teri to r,encral DISTR ICT SCHOCt. BOARD Contractors bidding this project and Robtrt 0. Feather, to all plan rooms holding plans. Charman Publish May 3. 11. 1!. 976 Pub its May 4. Ii, II, 1976 DEZ t7 DEZ II . . - _____ ___ _ - ---- - __ I North of Rome, perched on a huge platform of tufa rock, 600 feet high. is Orvieto, which gave it' nrne fo wc'rf':! .'1ne and has a r.r...:.iu hert knwr "the golden lily." Arrive at SCTL. ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH _______ for the relief demanded In the Complaint or Petition. WITNESS my hand and seas of thiS Court thiS 30th day of Ail, 1976. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. BeckwitPs, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish. May 4. 11, II. 23. 1976 DEZ 22 '5" "h pL.,cv_ J 544. ?'.-'&.--! I,, - ,_ r '- '/-. 'V '' t•:r.b .-a. .-," 1 .9.. -,- . - 4ij;•9. --U'---' "r''.f1'i.4 .'d( c: D : _______ _____ 29607 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 1$-lOt. CA-09. F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF vs ROBERT F. RIVERA and SALLY JO RIVERA. hiS wife, it at, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION PubIlsh May II, 1976 DEZ 56 Plaintiff, vs. JOE K SPEARMAPI and HOLLY MAE SPEARMAPI, hit wife. Defendants, NOTICE OF SUIT TO Joe K Spearman ,HolIy Mae ipearman Route No 10, Plaintiff, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINO:E COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 16-735-CA-CC-F CHASE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Dallas Drive Greenville, SOuth Carolina ORLANDO, a corporation, Clerk ___________________________ I S: R. C. .(otman Publish: May 11. II. 21, 25, JLHle 1. 1976 DEl 57 Attest' TO BID '' New And Antique Items Not Tinkerers ChpckVVithBIajLqlicL.c.QfliPQLei . :: , . B&E Furniture, Milex Tune-Up - _____________________________ Avenue and North of and ad(acent to said Block IS described above and it oppear.iij i 'he CorI that tre IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. defendant, Lorene Lane, a single SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. woman, is not Inhabitants of nor CASE NO 160CAO$.F found within the State of Florida and DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND have not voluntarily appeared LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, herein, and that personal service Pllint,If, uponherisnotpractkalbe($u$ahef residence and whereabouts are DONNIE F. GULlS if living, arid if it is ORDERED THAT kno dead, all parties claiming lntecetts, Lorene Lane, a single woman, ap. by. tnrougn, under or against Donlill pear or plead to the complaint '. 'JiiiWiU i '!ILL?J, it P'*rein by the 3rd day Cl June, 1?7. '. ... .:. ca...... in neteu'• tu? The Cc'!r .'nerej?s. by. lhrotflys. UflTN' t 4ocicd to the hcrr. ;r..1 against S)ndra L. Gillis. judicatlon of this ult as If Lorene Defendants Lane, a single woman, had been NOTICE OF ACTION served with process In the State of 'TATE OF FLORIDA Florida, but only to the estent TO; DONNIE F. GILLIS if living, providedforbySectionlöSS.Title2l. and If dead, alt parties claiming United States Code; it is fjrttier n?erc'sts, b, through, under or ORDERED that notice of this oi'drr against Donnle F Gilles and SAN be published by the United States DRA L. GILLIS if living, and if Marshal in a npaper of general dead, all parties claiming interesti, circulation In Seminole County, by. through, under or against Florida. once a week for sIx (6) Sandra 1. GillIs 'jt lye weeks, commencing on Residence Unknown Tuesday, April 6. 1916. DONE AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ORDEREOatOrIandO,Florida,this that an action to foreclose a Mor. 22nd dy of March, 1976. GEORGE C. YOUNG bag, on the following property in CHIEF JUDGE Seminole County. Florida: Lot 16, Block G, NORTH PublIsh: April 6. 13,20. 27. May 4. 11, ORLANDO 'TERRACE, SECTION 1976 FIVE OF UNIT ONE, according to DEY. the psat tnereoi recorded in Plat INVITATION Book 17, Page 31, Public Records of CROOMS HIOH SCHOOL. Sminole County. Florida. BUSINESS OPERATIONS has been filed against you and that BUILDING you are required to serve a copy of Seated bids from general con your written defenses, If any, to it tractors will be received by Owner. Plalntiff'sAttorneywpiosenamiand' District School Board, Seminole address Is A. DUANE County, Florida. at the office of tile BERGSTROM of RUSH, MAR. Superintendent. 202 East Corn SHALL, BERGSTROM AND merciat St.. Sanford, Florida 32771 ROBISON, 35 East Livingston up to 2 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday. Street. Post Office Box 3146. Orlando May 25th. 1916, at whch time & Florida 32502, on or before June 4 1976. arso file the original with the end bids will be publicly opened read aloud. Cterk of this Court either before The work consIit generally of the service on Plaintiff's Attorney or - following: .._ I? .u,i wiii oe enierru .w.irti you Community. Copies of the ap plication can be vIewed in the Seminole County Planning Division, 323 4330, •xl. 356 These public hearings will be held in the Cc'inty Commission Cham bers, Room 203, of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on June 1, 916 at 7:00 P.M. and June I. 1976 at 12:00 noon. _______ oescrlbed in such certificate " and ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Lot tO certificates will be sold to the and the East 16 feet I" of Lot It in highest cash bidder at the court Block 15 as shown on the vacated house øoor on the 7th day of .turse. portion of the plat of SANLANDO, 1976. at 11:00 AM. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, Dated this 2Slts day of April. 1976. SANFORD, SECTION. as recorded Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr, In Plat Ucxk 3, Pace 66 of the Public Clerk of the Circuit Court Records of Seminole County. By: Thelma Sco't, Floa, tetber ilh the rIght of Deputy Clerk egrets over Brefltw ngteS5 Publish May 4. 11. ii. 2& 1976 Avenuearsd that portion of Campetlo DEZ IS Street lying East of Brentwood ____________ County, Florida in accordance with and comment upon Seminole the provisions of the Fictitious County's application for paving and Name Statutes, ToWit: Section drainage prol.cts In the Midway $65.09 Florida 1957. "Let Us Treat You The Fair-Way" 3159 So. Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17.92) _____ Legal Notice NotIce of Public Hearing Seminole County To Serve You With 20 Years Experience In Ph. 323.7162 ____________ Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IS NOW OPEN Tuesday, May11, 1914-IS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice DEZ61 0(140 �--- - - - . - _kNflNI —I--..-- - —1 -- -. -- Tuesday, May 11, 1976 4&—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl - -_ -U-- A -- [ - -.._.-~. _,~ __~_: ~,7__~~ . 1-1 , - .!,_, - -. - - nr ______ re . J 01io HORO K Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY I - ______ / _____ Capital C11Y 13 Spheres of 14 43 : substance lr* I - -' 38 Indian oe grit ____ ____ _____ 0 5 1976 12, ][][erai1iI1 I G; U careful ! You have a tendency to 1tRiiS tMarch 21-Apr 1) ions of be careless with you're careless today and make miscalculations, they could others. ov. SCORPIO ( Oct. to be rather costly. It's not your nature to be in. . . - - " - 7 Papal cape 29 Preliminary court 8 T erritor y fib) 68th Year, No. 226-- Wednesday, May 12, 1976 §;;JVJi.L .!, 1 (5 I 25 I Saniom / by Art THE BORN LOSER # *eight Portable 2 Crests of peaks . - - WELL.- WE CAN'T CLOSE THE ONE FACILITY wE CAN'T APFORD TO KEEP 130TH THE STUDENT CENTER AND THE LIBRARY _____ - __ 0 t --- ~~ F .4', , :,~.:-_--,Z:, I ! ir __ 16 I 4 .. I. . 11 Is . _____ ____ '. 14\ IT . _ - (June 21-July 22) I D?fl H d se:Y Norma1l you're not the hopes upon false pr AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb. 19) showoff tme. Today you may o You may be depending a bit too try to upstage your friends, t heavily on chance and luck to call attention to yourself. 4iL - I llft~_ Qr_ / / IT'S AC7REON 32 133 # - . - - if 39 I Mi 4! ____ ! ~ ,- WIN " II I 4 By BOB I.1,OYD . J~ I _.I ii, ) ~w I - - , _. - - .. . _:,, . wt 4 . -_ 1. 1. i .. ME mmmmlw- - I -_" r - . .. - - I 7, - II - f - .._.~ . .. ., .. - -...~ J, - ti r. . V, -V ; O fT ..~ . S40*~ I ., .I . &1 'I ,. .A4: ;qI _4, - , - ', ,'t. t f " . , , ~ ~4 kq i ~ If .,Wit1,, . . M -4 , 111 ,4~1 ;- , iti t .- . i - -_ - -_ -n~Ro~ - ., i - ~ 0 _7 *_ V - 'I . , - IIII01" I'll-f- -1 D, - usc uauwge Dulidings neat in joint investigations with damage. officials said. police and fire department Police mild Mrs. G udgel, who officials. managed the store owned by Police said the body of Mrs. Jerry Swift, of Pittsburgh, Pa., ri d~ , , - J, i .,k - .-. I . contained a blaze Umt gutted believed to have started in the half of the Bate's Peanuts plant storage area but it spread to the at the Sanford-Central Florida front of the store where firemen Airport. arrived to find the front door - - . .1 . , I— _4!!~ Sanford firemen fourd the body of a 30-year-old woman pronounced Mrs. Gudgel dead used clothing store in Dow-n- to determine the cause of death. I __ I area that housed used clothing . ;,.,._ __,_ ;7 - - BRIDGE AT 1 !I ... 1.11 - 62 I~ - - -1~r~4 -1 ._ -z 40 , 4 _ __ -_ I I1 I _. -, I t; ~ e i - d1i;1 tnu IL..."A - r F1?-;.,-r,-. he prollect `1r1_1 Eta!'! I I IN - C CLOSE THE ( 01 .... __ __ . II Even though it will be difficult to own up to your mistakes today, do so rather r, ionalize. Excuses weaken portunities tWs coming year, so ) I. 23) i f offered. Just be sure you see - 11.~ I 35 36 . . k -~ "I TRUE, WISDOM AND - II the most of present op- allies to Ix- relied upon today. 56 — t . .,~i ~ ME . ' I_____ 1 I I . 4!t5't1J1'11' w .. ., VBody Found =i&dI -In F r Ruins Or Local Snop 1. . % i -i ,I 0 LLl . = - i is. CANCEIt Z: :_ 1A 1. Ji ;..- ~. _I:,-_"" -1`- I ,-- . by Larry Levriz CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . I . 11 . __ ,_ 1 the mind and sticking to it. 071 SAGrffARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. er less you*rc appreciated. Ste clear of those who'll take you • 21) Persons who lend a helping be expected to dtOd8C " for granted do everything for you. In cer. A tilifi GEMINI (May 21-June Le fend for areas oppor tunity could CO yourself. ou way today unexPectedr CAPRICORN (Dec. You'll have to be it's good to be opfirnistic, ~~~~ . 1-1 -; - . _ ._L' - . - . 7c~_ , ~_~_ - I- - - iI Slav ~, 1 - .. 48 Craft 49 Take ic, at I Wackbirds I 1 ,-. 4-- Y_ ---,;,-~- I i-, ~ ~,,-,, - 2 - -. . _ _.; W V-.z __ -, 1, ... I `~ _~--~;-_~' I , 'r -4. _. 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I AC I 4 ! , "( , r I I J - nc U Ci te elements of hospital 1, ~ 1 0 41 . 4 ~ 11 lc~ iql llll~ ' C s'sw t " UI '* C' ,.. I'm not worried about money. I keep mine undef the bed where inflation cant touch it' 10019. by Garry Trudeau ,W,t?f#DA A* XTWS ~I 1. 01 1110 CAMI \ ~ ---- I I I I k4m7_ WrX I PMVSkN! ~ ~ ~~ e , - ; VC SOCOL 1 - I I .---- y . 4 0 I r o') •• ~ am 01 said. "The way it is now, (luring the first three years our ploylbs recei%e regular wagc and salary reviews. but after 1C StU % • 11 0 - . .. i 111 the seIratL ra(e for tht ~ - f- -It- . I ?F .'-- , 1R . . -, - .- . --- I i - Il Jj I' 'I ___________________ I l I i l 1 ( I I __________________ . k "I ,; I ___________________ . : I the store Charges I Y# ay liing %it1un its contract b allowing Gene Groorns. SE-'% executive dirRtl)r to re present iiimbers tt turns in sitti ng rt.ons for usin)' an assistant on the negotiating team during spokesman. talks According to Rosenthal the gr Steve Rosenthal. speaking for board's Proposed restrictions County School Board with collective bargaining talks. the SEA, objected to a limit on the composition of iolating their master contract, The Board's grie%ance bein' in d bs bol bargaining team are e representatives of the Seminole against the teachers' group sistant ceptable. spokesmen the SEA could use, Ple meeting ended on a note will meet with board Section C of the master contract and to the conditions under of disharmony when the school which an assi,stant spokesman team walked out of talks at 6: 18 evening to discuss an informal states: "The Association 1 be used - personal P.m.. claiming that their solution to the charges. agrees thai neither it nor Its could i illness, illness or death in the orcourtcorrespondence had stated they : At list Wednesday night's members or agents sill at irte f, jy mee I the SEA only tenipt to represent in any I school board meeting, the duty. from 4-6 p. in. The SEA said only grievances, tile board approved a grievance ne The SEA offered a counter the 4 pm beginning time had interest of an%onc other than E%E RSThAL charging that the SEA as no proposal which would include been mentioned, but no time members of the bargaining attendance at the NEA con- limi t had been set for ending the uni t." day, Pelley discovered that no ne .SEA is charged with vention. vacation or "other talks. Rosenthal demanded an time limit had been mentioned, granting approval ior Grooms emergencies to be considered apology from Pelley. and he dispatched an apology to Upon b mutual agreement" as checking to represent three other his the SEA team instructional employe groups the Seminole Educational Clerical Association-, School I commlttei s final recun IIus istrs Asociation and . mendation will be made to the Non-Instructional Personnel of - f= \ II _ . 1. _____ . , .,'. HARRY I'FLI EY , . I Al JLANPALON iferald Staff n Keen and Panel Mein ber S*ia Shoaker , r purse was found inside gained a split on 1k day b winning decisively in West oard To Meet i i i I ___\ bulk of the funding will come from increased cha e, I arious h ospital ancill services and from an applied cost-efficiency effort. The new policy goes into effect June 1, but the room rate boosts cannot be instituted until they are approved by Blue Cross, a process which usually takes about 60 days, Clutirman John Evans said. 'Me wage and CPr )dUCt I Snare Primary Victories z:::;: led for 15 delegates to eight for project out to 17 for Carter, Associated Press Writer This morning police and state's 25 nominating delegates, the former Georgia governor for Uc -1, W 5 for Jackson and th Ronilt1 Reagan has scored Virginia Reagan led for 17 and Ford for with 63 per cent of the count in f emen were assisting Deputy ir / rest uncommitted, but that ily Kill ASh anoth er key triumph in his Church running In his first tight with41oercentofthote / ebraska has State Fire Marshal Dale Democratic cod easily change Iferald Staff Writer quest for the Republican presi- primary. upset Jimmy Carter . 0 . 1 terbacher in a probe at the delegates. In West Virginia, with w per the Campaign dential nomination, but Presi in Nebraska and provided sonicIn West Virginia, with 78 per counted, Byrd store In efforts to t' ttrmlne In the parts run Connecticut cent of the vote Room rates -it Seminole dent Ford has come up with a hope for Democrats who want cent of the vote counted, Ford primary. Ca'cr n w ,460 or 89 per cent to Memorial Hospital ;ill undergo sIct(sry of his own Frank to stop the former Georgia go • had 66,102 or 56 per cent, to 15,415 sotes or 33 per cent to 30 996 or 11 per cent for wal Firemen ere able to contain a $1 .iuoss.the board Increase Church, meanwhile, has scored ernor from sweeping to thi candidates th e lire, reported by a passing 51,052, or 44 per cent for flea 32,959 or 31 per crnt, for Udall lace in July as a risult of a new wage upset in his Democratic pri nomination Carter won the gan The rac e for the 28 dele- Sen. Henry M Jackson, of key prmotorist, to the building and Reagan, who won and sala-:j.volicy adn, ,,0,-t! , ,iiary debut party-rup primary In Con- (kiorge '_'. Wallace, the only gates was separate and they Wasitington, who was backed Marle3 in Tezu anid, extinguish the flames before I lie'agan tvilitinued his recent necticut, but by it narrow mar. other catildidate on tl.- e ballot, are ~)y law nominally uncom- by Gov. Ella Grasso and many with Oki, help of of trustees string of successes by capturing gin oer Rep Morris K Udall These sere the figures in the initted parts leaders, was third ith crossovers, noted that such racks and tables flihag the Acting at im regular mcnthly Tuesday's Nebraska primary, In tile day's other Democratic key races: In the Nebraska Democratic 18,632. , d* switching is not allowed in Ne- form,er grocery atom WJ meeting, the trustees approved his second victory outside the contest, Sen. Robert C. Byrd, a In Nebraska, with 94 per cent race, with 93 per cent of the were consumed ty the tire. Connecticut's 51 nominating braska. a wage and salary ad Southern and Southwestern favorite son, on in West Vir of the Reagan had tote, Church had 119 or 39 delegates will be chosen Inter A worker at an adjoining This confirms my support ministration program which states that are supposed to be ginia with ahnost 90 per cent of 106,411 votes, or 54 per cent, to per Cent of the votes to 62,570 business at the airport turned irr or under a complex system of ap. not a Wallace vote," he said Vice Qirman Allan Keen said h strongholds Ford, however, er, the tote over Alabama Gov. 89 2 (Sr 46 per cent. for Ford. 18 ix r cent, for (arter. Church Irtioruii nt Taesday s resuith the 5:30 p.m. Tuesday alarm t Conilnued On Page U-A) would cost the hospital about that sent airport and city S135,0M tile first year it is in firemen to Bate's Peanut effect. To -. 14 Products, 2404 Navigator Ave. Although Us. hike in room Firemen said they arrived to ratts as submitted to the C r- A 4 (' I.... I fl I I find half of the H-shaped metal panel as Wt of the wage and .. structure engulfed in flames. ackage, Keen said the I) I it -41- se B} DAVE (.01 [)IIH{(. Fo rd Groups Seek Solution I ~ I _____ Here is a typical non vulnerable preemptive three spade opener. SIDE GLANCES I - bid of three in a suit. You expect to take six tricks with spades trump and no tricks with any other trump lie wins the diamond lead ne hand probably belongs to with his ace and sees one sure yoiir opponents and this loser each in trumps, spades preempt may disrupt their and diamonds, Is there a communications and get them potential fourth loser into the wrong contract anywhere? (For a copy of JACOBY There may be a second loser in trumps Can South do MODERN send St to Win anything to reduce the chance at Bridge,'' clo this of *the second loser? 489, it trumps are 2 2 there is no Radio City Station New York 0 -'r - 0 Reagan, ' a *1 Panel U rges Additional Cells J I By H) Pltl( KFTt Ilerald Staff Writer _________ i Sheriff John Polk said today Several meetings. in addition groups are currently crigaged respiratory therap an( . physical therapy, Keen said. Charges for some of these According to Harry Pellc ser%Iceq ill be boosted - and add some $200,000 worth of pre then, he added to bring ttiem fabricated jail tells to the Thead hoc committee is chief negotiator for the board, others lowered into line iith rates in most Sanford facility to relie ve composed of citizens as w ell as the SEA has five days after Thursday night's meeting to professionals. Initially, other hospitals in the Central overcrowding. Florida area, lie said. The sheriff stressed tile committee was given four submit an arti-Aer to the board. 1 and salary plan, addition of the cells behind the weeks to come up with its If no acceptable solution is based on 3O new and updated kitchen facility is only a short reconiuwndation It was (or worked out b tins time, the vance will go to arbitration. jot) descriptions, includes 15 terin" solution. med on March 30, but the long should rryusuntild sheriff got an extension until the school board negotiating taining several progressive term . )Iulion can be June 1. nceds team aerms the hargaining lowe.st beginning found,,, Polk ."Ill Coulltvimle, a Spa(v table for the first time last step will be adjusted to Thursday, to negotiate a con. minimum wage level. Keen which was appointed by the ni ' the coming .school tract for aid, and will climb as 11W Seminole County Commission requirements Initially, of year aitinimum wage increases met today at the sheriffs licials assumed Polk' headquarters in Sanford. iissessments could be made by the number of persons the SEA VOIK said enough pre-fat) jail the courity-wide group. pyramid will also be adpay could have on Its team and a . a cells should Ile constructed to Bill the sheriff appeared to the number of house 42 inniates, thus relieving before the bm-d and said his Ifni same relative (Istances '1111 Ig - -_ - -_ - ~ ~~ ~~_ ____ - I _- ._ I L -9ft !Ewt~1 1 F . ).- Sanford, estimated that damage to the roasting and packaging plant portion of the business was $12,000 or more, according to pohce. An estimate of fire damage to the building Was not immediately available. according to a Sanford Airport Authority spokesman. Bates said damage to plant equipment is partially covered by insurance. Firemen said a firewill prevented the blaze from spreading to the other half of the building Uwt hoiises offices and storage facilities. 'Bates said that two employes had been working earlier in the packaging department but had left for the day before the blaze The Bates firm distributes roasteda e peanu tbroughout the state and em- Today -- steps, 11e I l . -- N.Y., by T. K Ryan / - K iI - - ~_ ~_ _- P I - lieved to have been ridden to the store by Mrs.Gudgel, was ound andthe ' DOONESBURY WEECS __ __ ~ ~_ --- i -C- ~_ ~ :_-_., __- I ___ . - CfficfR ~~!~~A~ IPPSELVIS OU V - ____ z - POW"CIAN g'r'$ -;----. :.—- - "AP ,,-, 4CA US - A Montreal rea der wants to know theathitageooen If you can keep from looking at the East and West hands you should be able to visualize South's problem with today number 4-6, Balanced Diet, Recommended Daily Dietary Allowances (RDA) Send a long, stamped, self-addrL-zed en of this your kiter to inc in care nspaper, P 0 Box 1551, R G .. • # the causes are the result of iall, beni t'unors of these glands. In only about two per - W14 N p Opening Ic.id °ns Any person ith this problem should drink Sulficient liquids to maintain a relatively constant flow of dilute urine to help prevent kidney stones. In some cases necessary, if there is one or more sm.all tumors of the gland IV disease is not inherited. . '' - p 113SA Pass they release parathyroid problems. In other cases the hormone. This hormone course is rapid, causing severe mobilizes calcium from weight loss, bone pain and bones to help raise the blood i di',lduals M t calcium back to the normal live a normal lifespan with mild level. overactive forms of An increase in actisity of the parathyroid glands parath)Toid glands occurs in a Three complications of an number of conditions One of oseracti e parathy roid are these is %itamin D deficiency kidney stones. peptic ulcers and related to rickets. Diseases that bone problems. An old clinical interfere with the absorption aphorism states oseractisity of from the digestive tract and the parath)Toid glands c n chronic kidney disease may cause o%vractivity of the The treaLment depends upon parathyrold glands. the cause. In mild forms, tile Overactivity of the elevated calcium levels are parath)Told glands may cause other areas. MobWzlng calcium It ~ - I A4M %est North Fast South To 1 to dummy. leads a low trump and is nrnerlv rewarded for ' his c r £AQJI DEAR READER - The all The dIagnosis may be made from a routine bloo,d test for glands located on each side of other pur-pictises. the thyroid in the neck y The disease can develop rincipally involved in slowly and eventually the ormally calcium mctaboli person may start complaining lead to calcification of soft i!! I .. . ~ - _^ I TPADEE) THE STEREO FOR A 5WIC ' I,/ I -11 <tR ON. . - -: < I W - \ .:7, ,~-,:,~,T ,_- FINALLY LO SYSTEM, DAD, fl . --t-i N 1, I \ I C _ N ~ _. , -K N-F m,g _&_A_~ - 5.11 __________________ Rates trumps or he would have opened the din When South regains the lead he goes SOt III AK V K 10532 • A J 10 causes them to become What symptorns do creased size and function of they cause and what is the other wise normal glands treatment' Is this thing The symptoms and findings hereditary and does poor depend on how much oserac rt in tivity exists. 11 it's a mild fortr by Bob Montana sp~E q overdue- ARCHIE - I bur they'll qet you in the end t s are like Loyal, -tr* a trusted friend, 11 and 't rUe. thiL'€dE:c&ae 7S LU In Nebraska West takes his ace which £962 £8 4 overactisepa''yrcd gland.! have never heard of this con dition before and can't find out much about it What are the parathyroid glands' What is I ____ % ' - - Dr. .. - Hospital Church Ups ets Carter of 1As1 ID? __ A- ~ 0 83 ( ___ singleton ace a nd South Can II lead from th e right hand th at t)8Tll - /I,,- - S. French Ave., was found by Tuesday night to do some vilork. firemen on the floor of a Investigators Said she left a bathroom at th e rear of the note f husband, Cu1s brick building near a storage Gudgel, at their residence saying she would be at the thrift removemanager Hormone Governs TAKE A SPIN AROUND ThE \ER 1 S JACOBY Stoffsl & Heimd.hl Polk said lawmen are hanOne long tenn solution under board team. proposed having inmates a discussion is construction of a onlv one spokesman and one 100 salary review which could (fling as high as pay boast of tero-todaYat the structure, which was brick and mortar facility at a.,qsistant spokesman. "I want produce a built to 1IOILS 84 iritnites Jail oUnt auied property just to fie per wit w who l'tii going to be officialy report prisoners are north of Five Points. Seminole Memorial ad. talking to across the table each Such a facility Would cost in week," Pelley commented. lie ministrative personnel will not sleeping on the floors, or In the be affected b the new system, drunk tank thetnillIonsand would probably said he was not concerned Keen said lit hriff said the ad hoc about how many other SF: ilontinued On Page A) kno ____ - WvFnT - r~I 1--. i - .- . - ___ . Around The Clock '-- I 4-A 1.omlcs I Editorial Dear Abby Di- Lamb I lif I . - ._ . - ~_ -, '. I -_ . f, - I Tekvtsion Women - . _ -_ 10 - - CBE CHAPTER HONORS BOSSES 10-A 1-B WEA"11,111-At -_------_ - -I- I .,- I - ~.: _,L , .4-A I A-H - 11 1.,- _- ~- _~ - - ... - Tue%dav's high 9 %. today's Partly cloudy through IMursday with a chaure of thundic mid to upper 80s. Lo, Certificate of appreciation is presented to employer Edwin around 70. Suitable isinds 10 m.p.h., gusty near thunWalker at annual awards banquet held by SemiDole High School detshoverL Rain probabillt5, 40 tooratIe Business Education Chapter Tuesday night at Sue cent Ann's Capri Restaurant. DetallsandtidesonPage � 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, May 11, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 11, 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/0ec2c649c817ed1d1526375b28fe0169.pdf 2bc620b687be9d25fdcfa3acb1f8a6ed PDF Text Text -V - - .r-- t ;_. -. j,---, .-' . - - Lr II,_ - ___ . __________________ __ V. - ~ %_ % I " ---, pit t..,-#r_,_ K 0, ( f .< ~~ < S "X _____.._. ~ -.-. 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J'. - The commission will also consider a request from SO 1-1 11 ________ ' - \.? - Second and Third streets i- -q4 - - ____ - F ' __ - - . - __ - - 4 pp -, I __ -X=-0"- - _ ; __,_ __ - - . -A - - I I __ ____ - -4 = Chase's old warehouse there has been demolished and a mmirk like the one at the rner of First Street aix' Sd Avenue has been proposed hear a proposal for a tennis 111WX at the Rolf course. - -4 ;~_Uib_L board of Chase & Company, for city maintenance of a mimi park on,M)Tde Avenue between I \ Commissioner AA V-4~w~~-~~* -VIWJP !=; McClanahan will have a report ladles who participated in the Greater Sanford on the open space project for Two young Chamber of Commerce's canoe trip down the Weldva Saturday, the west side of the city. take shelter under an oierturned ca noe as a downpour drenched Seaboard Coast Line Railroad the area. lHerald Photo by Jacqueline Dowd) is expected to donate a site to the city. A report Iron, the Insurance Service Off i ce of Florida, placing Sanfo rd in Class 5 for its fire protection services, will be N b k esented to the commLWon. KEEPING THEIR e ras a set In U But the report warns, "The He was back at the Whi te House on Sunday Carter has pretcted a %1cto in Nebraska, I city's position win Class S is favorite son candidate against Alabama G very near the next poorer classification and thus growth without accompanying protection improvements could result in an overall retrogression to Clm 6. We would encourage a program of strengthening the city $ position." The agenda also Includes -Rep Morris Udall, scolding President Ford several annexations, time f 1.- -.0 - -- - . r - A I - 499FTUR . ByBOBLI.OYD Ileld Staff Writer .. - . f.__ ; custody of state Division of searchforaForestcity YouthSe1cesofficialspriorto -!o 1 4-7 A A \ - .N V felony fug,itive made public. - - -- II .-- ford poll v reported that' a I 4-year-old an juvenile boy ordered the identity of the escaped from the Sanford adult went into its second week today after a circul t court judge , .. 4,''- - 3-A L cloudy -- -.. ..• y.• named last Wednesday In a break out a glass door leading ctment to a fenced exercise area. for burglary Issued by the Detention Center personnel Sew inole County Grand Jury. apprehendedtwootherboys,l3 The blond haired, blue-eyed and 17 years old, before they you th Is five-feet-four-inches could scale the fence but poli ce / ..- - I __ Thesday (lance of afternoon Nelswender said county of- thundershowers. IIIgh3 In mid IicialsleftlatcSunday andare 80s,lowsinmid6Os Ughtand scheduled to return here late v ar iable wiuth at night and fuccdas southeriyl0tol5mph during Williams said Seminole of- the day. Rain probability 20 per ficials will talk to leaders of 20 per cent tonight other counties, in legislators, L tall and weighs 1 t-~ A, - SISTERS HOLD , c r'- - - - - Court Judge unable to locate him in a search Dominick Salfi ordered the of a nearby wooded area. indictment sealed from public Sulivan was indicted icr 1ew on W ednesday because burglary in connection with Suli van wasn't m custody but April 23breakinatadweljin s Sarahs To Encourage Rejuvenation JSISTER) sponsored a sidewalk i ,5 area over the weekend. Hem Rev. E. Ruth Grant, right, pastor of t* First Pentseost3l Church In late Friday the court granted a owned by Joyce Dobbs at 52Longwood, purchases a Bicentennial Cake f rom the Sanford rst Pentacoatal Church booth manned Mo ion by State Atty. Abtctt Pineview Way in southwe3t It office by Margie Murray and Patty Hall. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) dictment be made pubhc. - I)etalls and (ides on Page 3-A. said a 14-year-old boy made it over the fence and of ficers were Circuit .i7v pounds, . . K'4't Juvenile DeteWiov Center on Guy Steen Suilvan, 14, was May 2 ter a chair was used to -. through [)ocumeritstnthecourtffle state that Sulivan fled From the : ., Partly 14,Sought - ____ - Hospital Fugit' i ive, In Felony Indictment . ___ 1A Crossword Obituaries - - . - ~~ J -*. . : .t~. - . If 0 *A~w time recreation development and the ______ . . :- mi n .- - A proposal to pay for the $2mWion project from electric I A Wek1a riser. _________ I J. I with state .deparnt chiefs to check on Sunday's high U, today's low mqttrs relative to Se ol e 69 Weekend rain fall 3 County including parks and inches. QC) - .:f 2-A inissioners irc going to track Sports legislativemnatters .th1ngs Tele vis i on to spend ____ rn m - i . I . 10-A Comics Nelswender said he expects - 3C A. Neiswender said coin- ' d 9§ 2 Kimbrough did not go ' _ I I L hT_ - 1~_;, ZA CD , _Z_ s , ng eybail to eyeball," FAltorial - 0 __ - consider a short agenda that includes financing of the I it- . - 1. . 1 NN ',', I- . I Arizona Rep Morris K Udall 1 S delegates Caledar ' > CD I UNI, Neb. (AP) - Idaho Sen. Frank one-th ir d mark in his drive for the 1130 national e -roday I c1n) ---I -nmL __________________________________________________________________________ enator Bridge I i7~!- J I the trend Agenda .. 4'. President Ford faces Ronald Reagan In their votes. though fie has said he is behind in Maryland for not promptly approving a new Federal extensions of condemnations, a Roger Nelswender Mso went race for the Republican nomination in Nebraska Ir addition, 281.5 uncommittpd Democratic where he faces still ano ther newcomer, Election Commission, was in Connecticut to recommendation to fill a along and in West Virginia the same day . Democrats delegates e been elected Calif ornia Go Edmund Brown Jr campaign un the final hours before t state's acarcy on the Sanford vote in both states and in Connecticut. President Ford spent the weekend camFord and Reagan are oti the litpublican ballot on Tuesday. Udall was the only one o( Housing Authority and a today and tomorrow have been After weekend GOP caucuses and conventions paigning in Nebraska and Missoiri, seeking to in West Virginia. On the Democratic side, Senate theprimary five candidates in the race scheduled to request for use of the Civic cancelled because of the trip in five states, Ro na ld Reagan pushed past the regain the lead in Republi can delegate strength Majority W hip Robert C Byrd is entered as a stump the state today, Center. It's county business paid I _ a pr . . . ,._.1 POWDER DRY - I To rrom: Sanford bucks I ls 'N-dV- M 4EX W_";?, - missioner Richard Williams % = - isg - W I 911 1_0 - -a g C~ ... CD M - 0 5 t _______________ ________________ 0 •. .. . r. B g ____1 . - 'V im 9.,- to - V - * . L" E Z'E d. 49 9 6 . - - V .. -,r. r- 2i #t - _0, --. I-=3- 4-- -V Z e_ A A " i-2 : #1 3 & M %0 E 6 Cr ;X .*- l A b r_ ,0 M -- ~ 5 It 5s. I - __ . I , __ - I 0, rft Z*- ijile - t a I - __ - - I 'YJ , ,.a .-, - __ _-7j a. g " ,< DI , 11~ k - -. U. .f, F. - I J. ti . 0 ;r 9 0.1 R b - t_~i_ ,,%T i; 0 ) W___ . , 1z',..~%-J-. Braceland says all Sanford in an independent Jackson0fle addition, County Atty. Thomas moved ; . ,qq S I' I .1 14. rJ tv y Church took his Democratic presidential cam- convention delegate3 that would give him the Aides said he would campaign In his home state, George Wallace. psign to churches and taverns over the weekend, Republi can presiden tial nomina tion Michigan on Wednesday, and there were rein other weekend ampan devdopmenta working for an upset victory over Jimmy Carter The former California governor had 396 ports he would work there Saturday as well. ficials in Seminole Count y --Calif ornia 0 U in his first primary here Tueay delegates to 309 for President ord In addition, Reagan spent Sunday In Is Angeles Sunday that he would meet with unconuruned Church said that with united support he could 347 uncommitteed GOP delegates had been Church has concentrated on Nebraska since 6.010"Im convention delegate candidates in New Jersey Tallahassee on a two-day score "a stunning upset" !hat could be !hA entering the Democrabc race several weeKs Junket to 13it lawmakers on , the same rmgboard' to later campaign victories On the Democratic side, Carter picked up ao and he hurried frum town to town over the to win>utr Four of Seminole's five mary in an eff .or t He Nebraska's Democratic presidential ballot additional delegates in Maine and Wyoming to weekend in Ln effort to round up sup county commissioners were carries the names of 11 candidates including reach a total of 9 scheduled a brief campaign g Washington Se n. Henry M The Idaho senator was a late starter because nesday in do, eduled to attend legislative Sens. Hubert Humplirey and Edward Kennedy, Jackson, who announced an end to his active he was busy as chairT rw of the Senate in- Colora p a cAmpaign headquarteirs on Sunday. sessions today and Tuesday. In who unsuccessfully tried to have their names re- campaigning a week ago, had 199 delegates and telligence committee. 4 - ia To Cap ita l / "6 7 16 * , to + + -- -4. - -:. E .9 _J -,% 4 -a - , M, . T. 9 - E'r to a 1 j ( i V'I Z > . C= y - - -~., , Building officials in se era! tiling the maze of lawsuits aun fl a ;I- Offic . or ,-,. 0 ______ 5 ~F,r + 2 11 6 p a - a f _-.,. ~ .. 2. DI n V - I 11a x- ___ 0 ~ .#.;Ji;0t ''X 0 . . - Filinor filed suit and brought But ffiere is no evidence other cities disagree with wrrounding the Cavalier. said Georgia or Florida officials Sa nf ord Building Official Bill "There was no way our local > ia 1 ___ - specti*orus required less time built housing,' he said on state of Florida . ' ri ?, 7Q A , -1 r'l - i~:.;;C7 0 Feinancing t . I 7 .- 0 Z, !. f assembly line State inspection actually inspected by the chain- link security fence . struction of the modular units stickers, paid for by the state of Florida Hutchison hopes to have trials was certified by Georgia state manufacturer, are applied to William C Hutchison Jr, on the tangle of cross-suits inspectors and approved by the other units by factory workers. Sanford attorney who is han. completed by fall. / a 40r 0 _ DI -t (Continued On Page 2-A) 7_~ & ;~ --_ : 1 * - - W,*'- 4 - % . "Cl -_ g and engineering John Steffens of Sanford's authority of building standards. mittedly cursory. The city has specifications and then inspects building department. Ile units Today the motel stands taken the position that it had no the first 15 units off the had been approved - but not empty and padlocked behind a _ m '-• lea building department was ad- plans I DI - -. V Le al Controversy If the theor that the city's in Jurisdiction since the 10 A : 01 t= I'I :3 !; W !T _. I_-'; - ,; 1 I x., _ . - j_", . --t-, 1:,- r; .R - : .• I- g`2 g`2 " ! - "I - ~~7--_.ir - .I ifl~r 9S 3" 0 2- 6. - - 4._ L &: - - - . expected this summer than for conventional field will inspect are main electric tngineert'ig firm to determine Both the state of Georgia built housing because the and plumbing hook-ups whether the construction work where the Cavalier's modular modular units are inspected in That's all city inspectors was satisfactorily completed units were manulactured)and the facto checkedwhentheCavalierwas Theengineerafound that the thc city 01 Snord had 'ap' but each unit Is not actually , erected on U.S.17 92. bui lding did not conform to the proved" Its construction checked by state inspectors As far a what we had to do Southern Standard Building The inspection by Sanford's Instead, the state approves with them, it was okay," said Code, a nerally accepted ___________________ .: ' his inspectors make a the _ -t f : I - r - id f Fr ___ Preliminary hearings on months after the Cavalier was thorough check of (a.-tory-Duill ever been involved if dismissing cros&sults filed , " started by closed - the city commission houses and apartments, and M t, the Cavalier owner Fred (lid just the opposite, In a even pull wall panels froin E'llinor, the , with another commodules precede nt-se tti ng adjustment factory-completed units to the motel .4 Kmanufacturing firm and the tothe city code,cornmtssioners inspect internal wiring and pany smodular units was more __.ilklw _.' . firm that manufactured the louered inspection fees for plumbing connections. "We're than eight months late com- . _~ irsulthtion material &e CX Factory built housing on the a little wo rr ied about factory pleting the job ' I;_- _ < A I r - _ 0 "'~ Z I P, ______________ _'J - _________ ha% en't seen ans of the local offi,ats of any size show any tn'crest in the problem" Meadors at his marine business, said his expenses in the yearly brought in by Cavalier owner The Cavalier is caught in a the swirl of litigation around it Ray Stevens o' Daytona Ellinor. They were pretty sure swirl of legal controversy. inight well have caused Sanford Reach, where a request for a of what they were going to find city commissioners to tighten zoning variance for before the wall panels were torn inspection procedures for Manufactured Housing has down. used highly flamable materials modular building. been rejected, is typical. lie What Hutchison calls "one of initsconstniction. ButonAprill2-Justseven said niotions are denied, a trial is ________ Rathmell dumped the blame for lack of a solution to the oca politicians "It's a problem that ks directl relatedloallthebusinessesin the lakefront area, and by t I mean within eight blocks of the shoreline," Rathmell said. "When there's that ma ny businesses and in di vidua ls involved, to me, that is th e function of government That's what we y taxes for We have done an a wful l to fight (blind mosquitoes) ourselves, b I nIusat The million-dollar Cavalier conventional homes torn down Motel -now a modular "ghost ever physicafly inspectcd an), Braceland ;%hen tie sa s city and rebuilt if it doesn't inect the part of the motel, although the inspectors won't have to make building code, nwy hate been on the verge of Cavalier modules apparen tly as many trips to a factory built The Caalier's problem orders to shut domi by state fire bear official Georgia inspection job site, wher c modular units improper insulation - was officials had its owner not stickers. manufactured in a factory are discovered by engineers .•" ,\/ Th - ~_ ( -:-- -_ ,. ru; 5 q - ------------- _~ 1iit I - rnosqto flies up his nose, why, what do you expect? He'sgo( to go somcthwere else." t fed up enough to go to anybody about it until now. think t° - ~ ~F 11 ia-. - '1~91W 1'h'lr \ of h I ~Lk , ,) f - 0 - -_&--.__________ 0 U) ____ . -- III I - Sleadors, owner of Meadors Marine, purchased a beekeeper's helmet -complete with heavy mesh vefl -to survive the ins,ects Caval* ier No Lesson .To C* 1tv f zjt;--- Not all aspec of Ike Monroe's blind mosquitoes are problem bothersome and angry . There are some comical elementhasweU. Meadorsd the blind mosquitoes have been swarming for Like the commercial fisherman who, according to Gene about 16 years, but "to the best of my knowledge, nobody's ever before he could react, wedged itself under his false upper plate ( -r. _- ri 1-b ~ . .Z ~~,) I 1 . --- 4 Q:?i______ bug war run about $5,0000,000, plus an estimated $50,00$100,OW in lost ul. "It doesn't take many ,000 lost sales to make $5O,00 $100,000," Rathmell said. "If a guy canes down here wantin g to buy a boat and he can't even g dose to it because a blind p -_ Q Z I 90 e- . .) ~%-:~. I _______ I "I had to stop and take out my false teeth," the feHow main ta ined doggedly overcoming Gree's loud scoffs. But unfortunately the humor in these episodes stems from their sheer absurdity, and this brings people right back to the . r- I - J7 ( - _______________ ___ - 7.___ 0~ _- _ - ._- =.- -.- - -_ -__ - CL - k"V: IIQ -. - , ~ eb C-4 M I V --,~ ,A,~ - . .11. . L to'Solution * Ul - I- . Mos federal and the whole works." Meadors declar ed that he wo uld be willing to invest the fisherman all right, but added that the ved might become so $3,000 in a fund aimed at getting rid of the blind mosquitoes. That plastered with sticky bla ck bugs that it would quickly turn sentiment was echoed Jack Ra thmell at Monroe Harbour opaque Marina, l ocated across the street from the Holi day Inn Then there was the pa-Wne employe at Holiday Inn who "It's definitely north cash money to me," Rathmell said 'I rcLi'cd hagg mosquito story to Innkeeper Lanny Greene miit etn conid r irnigwng for a local official if he otild L11L ini said 1K as r iding humi from work 01K night on his oine out here and show some Interest w the problem. " motorcycle when a blind mosquito hit h in the mouth and, Rathmell, who faces the same headaches that plague Iont of vehicle is coved wi th blind mosquitoes. • 0 Mcadors allowed that the headgear wo uld probably protect c I u I f;:-ZR 0 ;11 r ~ .1 i , &i . . , . . - f_ , I rr f . 1 q~~ . = U Q .,k) L 0'.1- f -, ' - , 0 - ( 71~ :' " - - 7 ' ?:? __i' -r - X c* - 4 k, A I, ,, 'I ( - - --- - __Z_ \ F ( .-A ( _______________________________ -. I - - .' -1 11 .-_, #1_-.,-. --:. - ,-,.r__! -"_ -.. V.--- ~ i " I 11 * ___________ ______ - 9 .-- I)p R>k-~ P '1 I -,.. . ', 11-. I.."., W .. , -I.-Z), ___ ___ - S f_ f. ________________________ - -~ 9 . \, () .. 1... C - 1'( -- ___ " _________________ 4' L11 - - 70 Ii - ____ I I( §W ., , ________ Z. / 4-9 - fjZ ( - ,j9 / ~g L ii .- I .- - __ Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -. _______ .-. ______ ; Sanford, Z - E~ -- - . _ Z .;; - ~ - - Z - LL~ r ~ ~_ W ~.~Mp I JI 01 ~ G) ~ 11I I" Z I W _ . I 0 1~~ _ _;.4~ "' fi~ . td F __ "APPH Up ~ *4-- 01 21'11ivj' . - - _ '- . . - ... . r . �?A—Evening Herald, SanfordF± Drainage Grant _ May Aid Midway Monday, May 10, 1976 Charges Stem From Sanford Disturbance S NATION IN'BRIEF FBI Breakins Violated Rights Of Hundreds: Report WASHINGTON AP - The FBI has conducted hundreds of break-ms. "despite the questionable legality of the technique and its deep intrusion into the privacy of targeted individuals," a Senate intelligence committee staff report says. The break-ins, officially known as "surreptitious entries." were conducted for the purpose of photographing or seizing documents and lnstuling bugs, according to the report released today. The report is one of a series prepared by the intelligence panel's st.alf to back up re'ommendations in the committee's final report. The Justice Department still permits the bureau to conduct break-ins to install bugs and refuses to rule out the possibility of using unauthorized entries or "black bag" jobs to obtain documents from (oreign inteUigence targets, the 17-page report noted. Insulin May Cause Blindness -. - I • *' iI 1' - A I - I - I' i - I ___ RESTON. Va. APi - Researchers say the insulin that has saved millions of diabetics from death may actually cause one of the disease's most ravaging after-effects blindness. The first indications that insulin may be a two-edged sword came in result, of studies with rhesus monkeys. T?st reul 'r runced here Sunday by "isearche;c at the .; i:cra :."The reult cr tuy rU3 ii-:tnt tin& c;• cerning whether insulin, apart from its ability to prolong life, may contribute to the development of diabetic proliferative ocular eye disease," said Dr Man L. Shabo. I - Li - 4Y&c - i TI ..-.., - .. ..'' IL.. Rain Adds To Misery Of Italy's Homeless r! I- k I.1;-- .J- t 1G j . ...s.. # ',.7.'s, ;.:.4j .... - : - '. :' .- ... yl.... 4 --A -. L -- -•a '- IC - 4 -' r- -.?JFdT -' - (I Z.t - .i). ' . . t 'c .'' __ a -''r.--.'4 r A ' -- ._1r'U, - -' r E i -... - I' -I :: I) 11 - ' c'-' #.'-' r'1,.,i .,'fI 1W.I z-. - '• 'fa1th( .j. •-. - i To UDINE, Italy iAPi - More tremors rolled through northeastern Italy early today as rain added to the misery of the many thousands of homeless persons. Three tremors were recorded in Friull province, but there were no reports of new casualties or damage, About 50 altershocks have been felt since the devastating quakes Thursday night. Hundreds more tents were arriving in the area, but about 150,000 persons were made homeless by the quake ia.st Thursday. The tent cities that have gone up, the homes of relatives left standing and such makeshift accommodations as railway cars were still insufficient to put everyone under shelter. Officials are talking about moving some of the homeless into nearby hotels. They also discussed the possibility of using the retired ocean liners R.affaello and Michelangelo to provide temporary living space. One official said the ShipS could hold 3,000 persons each. R uIin g ' sale of a controlled substance, Burnett Stevens Price, 36, of 230 Cherrywood Drive, Fern Park, was Jailed by Altamonte Springs police in lieu of $13,000 bond on charges u uggravated assault and shooting into an ocpied building, Sheriff's deputies assisting Altamonte officers reported that a gun shot was fired through the front door at a 805 Miener Drive, Altamonte Springs, residence narrowly missing Roger William Tn:. zano, 29. Thefts Probed Sanford police today were probing several weekend thefts and burglaries. Clifford W. Roberts, of 223 Woodmere Blvd,, reported 24 rare silver dollars and other coins, total vli," 1 Al were stolen from a .: -::; i:-e ' t_. ,.. Form AFS Chapter The Central Florida chapter is urrent1v sponsoring 12 foreign students and eight American students abroad, she said. currently are from 60 different countries and are attending public school while living with families and participating in conununity events. Some 3,000 students are hosted annually throughout the United States, she said. All local chapters are purely voluntary and affiliated with the national AFS headquarters in New York. The Robert Burkhardt family of Derbyshire Road are hosting a foreign student in their home. The student, Jean Bacette of France attends Lyman High School. Longwood Sets Special Meeting LEAA WORLD IN BRIEF J Parents Study Criticizes rc-- ; a WASHINGTON iAP — Army meat inspectors will be the lead-off witnesses as a Senate panel begins public hearings into an alleged multi-million doUar military meat fraud. Four present or former military food inspectors were to testify today before a Senate Government Operations subcommittee. Subcommittee chairman Lawton Chiles, D-Fla.. has alleged that Army inspectors received "thousands of dollars" in bribes and other favors, including the services of prostitutes, for approving inferior meat destined for military consumption. WASHINGTON AP - An independent study of the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration concludes the agency has performed poorly in its $4.4billion effort to combat crime and should be abolished. "LEAA is unclear as to its mi3sion, and what It has attempted it has done poorly," the study concluded, It urged Congress to shut down the LEAA and shift part of its funds to general revenue sharing. The study was most critical of a fl60-million LEAA 'high impact anti-crime" program launched by the Nixon administration in 1972. ;;A uwn at ba with his nightstick. Other officers arrived at the melee scene as the pric ner Sheriff's deputies today were allegedly made good his escape searching for a man who but le June Perry. 27, of Apt. escaped from a patrol car early 87, l.ake Monroe Terrace, Sunday and allegedly helped Sanford, was arrested on two other men assault an of. charges of aiding an escape and acer on Southwest Road at resisting an officer with Saruord wruie a crowd ot ap- violence to nis person. proximately 150 persons stood Perry was Jailed in lieu of by and watched. $10,000 bond and released Deputy Frank Ambrose Sunday after the bond was responded to a juvenile lowered by a Judge, deputies disturbance call at Southwest said. The escaped prisoner, who Road and lRth St.. Just before midnight Saturday to find in- deputies didn't identify, is being steada large crowd gathered at sought on charges of affray, the Intersection and several resisting an officer with tights in progress. according to violence and escape. Deputies reported that apsheriff's reports. Ambrose said he heard two proximately 150 persons had unshots as he arrived and gathered at the melee scene arrested a black man for affray and no one offered to assist and put him in the rear of the Deputy Ambrose as he patrol car, struhd to apprehefld the Ambrose said while he was escapee. Men Jailed attempting to break up another In ot'er weekend arrests, fight among citizens that he saw a man open the car door sheriff's ice squad officers and let the prisoner out. jailed Gary Russell Ott, 19, of The deputy said he grabbed 282 Sandalwood Court, Fern the prisonel- and a fight ensued Park, in lieu of $5,000 bond after p .tich hø hod cand thrown in his arrect on rirruit court ti;riffl .ths' s f;c !!d oUflts of three The 2,000 foreign students being sponsored by AFS ED ue C) The organization is named after the old ambulance corps of World War I fame. residence. Mrs. Barbara Neal told police that while she and her husband were sleeping someone entered their residence, taking a pair of pants with six dollars in a pocket, a wristwatch, a checkbook and a purse containing credit cards. Police said in a similar early morning burglary that a man was discovered in a residence at 809 Rosalia Drive and fled with purses, wallets, clothing and a wristwatch in a pillow case. Patrolman 1)11. Whitmire said the burglar knocked a woman out of his way as he fled from the house that apparently had been entered via an unlocked door. Winifred Daniels, of 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. to police that (our threatened her witP a nfc. rebbed her of cli arn shovedheroutofacarinthe300 '''a1 block of Cedar Ave. _.-.__ ._____I L_ L.__.,j I ( 1_I___..Z__ 1.._ __I_I _t I,.._._ ................. rgc ; ' .I.' - - ,-7 - r I ___________ ' -t -s - - -'- ' :1 -1ätcc - , - Turkey Issues Aid Warning •--.---; .- -. . ANKARA, Turkey iATh — Rejection by the U.S. Congress of the new billion-dollar defense agreement between Turkey and the United States could mean the end of Turkish military cooperation with the United States, Premier Suleyman Demirel warned Sunday. The Ford admLUstration agreed in March to give Turkey $1 billion in military aid over four years in return (or the reopening of 26 U.S. bases In Turkey. The bases were closed after Congress halted arms shipments to Turkey in retaliation for Turkey's use of American eapons in the Invasion of Cyprus in July 1974. A similar 1700-million agreement is pending with Greece, but congressional approval for both appears unlikely. No date has been set for Congress to vote on the reernents a tohearDT. Jim Knapp, director of Stetson University's biology department and a member of Water Johns St. the Management District governing board. The meetIng is scheduled for 730 p.m. In the First Federal Building on First Street in Sanford. Water Ballet Set * Tht Lorelis, water ballet performers, wi!l entertain on Monday at 7 p.m.. at Lyman High - School's pool. The program is a (und.raising event to further the progress of lxman's Bicentennial Park, m:ow under ntru. (ion. Fran [)illon and Mar) hose, both water ballet stars, teach and Diabetes Talk Set direct the Loreleis. Bonnie Sanford's Dr. Jorge Gomez I)uncan's Combo will provide will conduct a workshop for all music (luring the show. The irea diabetics at Seminole entire family is invited, With leniorinl Hospital Auditorium students' tickets 75 cents, and onfliursday at 7:30 p.m. "What idiiltc, nn fI4'llar donation. y'i Uk.! to Knc'x About - 1'' t. '.s''•r f Diabek.," i (rc to the p'buic al 'i11 be cndurted cn a (- Old Friendship Rekindled FORT LAUDERDALE AP A friendship that began 135 years ago or, a Pacific Island and spanned four general ions was rekindled here by a retired U.S. diplomat and a Japanese surgeon. American Willard Whitfield mmd Dr. hliroski Nakahama first met in 940 when Whitfield's cousin, President Franklin 1). Roosevelt, sent him to Japan on a goodwill mission. Nakahama, chief surgeon of Chunichi Hospital in Japan, is one of 29 descendants of foreigners said to have had a major impact on American history. - 't('.!tCfl'fl"' Communists Come In Third TOURS, France APi — [)ezpite the French Communist pary's new policy of openness and Independence from Moscow, the party's candidate ran third Sunday in an election billed as a preview of the 1978 election of a new National Assembly. The special election to f;ll a '.acant asse:zbly seat was the first for a national office since the CornmunLsts woclaimed their new look at a party congress in February and the government parties suffered heavy losses in reional elections in March Jean flayer, an independent conservative and the mayor of this prosperous Loire Valley city, got 56+1 per cent of the vote. Socialist candidate Paul Luss.ault got 21.5 per cent of the vote and Cnmmunist Vincent Labeyrie 17.9. Si other c-,didtes divided the rest !-'-'i ,, when WhitfieId' .'reat-grnndfer " '.hnling captain, rescued Nukahama's great.grandfath, a teen-aged fisherman marooned on a Pacific Island. -': question and answer format. Naomi Forbes, R.D., who conducts free monthly diabetes workshops, will also be in atttndance t anser questions. S I ; Layoff Warning Issued WHITE SPRINGS (AP) — The phosphate industry mitay be laying off workers because of a reduced demand for phosphate-based fertilizer, says a florida Phosphate Council spokesman. The warning came after Occidental Chemical said Saturday it was laying off 1,000 of its lX) workers at its north Florida mines. "Abnormally high inventories, together with the anticipated low level of shipments, compel a sharp reduction In production rates," said Occidental General Manager Maywooci W. Chesson. ENIDAR __________________________________________ Sanford-Seminole Art Association installation of officers will take place at the Sanford Holiday Inn at 7 summer e ii e r p.m. 1 SI .ZI.. Z_ Police Posed As Newsmen , -- . Solution Sought On 'Mosquitoes' Seminole 111gb School Band Parents meetIng 7:30 p.m. in band room. Crooms High bandparents are urged to attend. TUESDAY MAY 11 Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday Inn. , Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buIlding, 17.92. I+4ngwood. Overeaters Anonyinoi, 7:30p.m., FlQrlda Power d light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry (for troubled parents). Longood Area Sertoma Club, noon Quality Inn, SR 434 and 1-4. Seventh-day Adventist Community Services free blood pressure, 2-4 p.m., Seventh and Elm, Sanford. ' I Imxiiunity - - q • ... . '•,; -. . ' - - (or $120,000 to pave some granted, would be all HUD can Midway area streets and dole out to Seminole this s-ear, ('on(luct the much-needed id' residents crc very ________ drainage study. The purpose of dlsappouted last year when the drainage study would be liii!) awarded all available obtain information and MAY DA Y ROYALTY grant money to agencies other statistics that can be used In than Seminole. May Day king and queen, Stephen Gray, 11, and Amy 11111, 10, applications for grants clean acts presided over an old fashioned May Day celebration held at up the Midway area where, The county commission Goldsboro Elementary School, Sanford, on Friday. Activities hlambrick says, "Sewage sits as the go-through agency for federal included maypole dancing, games of leapfrog and tug-'o-war, and on top of the ground during the most all state and a picnic lunch. Media pecIaIlst Ms. Myrtle Br9wn Is pictured r&.' season." iriu"ts that rc desirated for congra;ulaU.jig Ike Ma Day "ri,vt1itv." 'Herald oy 'I'm :; evvr n area use in unincorpnrated areas of Viuccni that acedod ttentIon this Scui!f4,e. ____ to +,e the city council at a 7:30 p.m. an in-house computer operationmeeting today. to save money. A running battle ietween the The city has been pushing' city council majority on one through the computer lease to. side and Councilman Nathan meet a July 1 deadline (or Van Meter and Mayor Gerald billing customers at the new Christensen on the other side on utility rate. While ComBanks the propriety and rmandal Casselberry originally said It feasibility of the leasing would cost several thousand climaxed last week with a dollars to reprogram the request from the city council computers for the new rates, for a state attorney's in- ChrlstensenandVanMetersaid vestigatlon Into all aspects of last week the original cost the action, estimate was only "apThe council majority has said proximate." that Christensen improperly A firmer figure available now hired a computer expert would be $1,000 to $1,500, refute the recommendations of Christensen and Van Meter the first expert when the recommendations dI not agree with Christensen's puference. Also on the agenda for Hints have also been beard at tonight's meeting are: mayor's council meetings Dat Ue two reports, financial reports for city officials — Utility Decthr March, second reading of an John Lane and City Manager ordinance permitting action by Mtin)' Gulliano — who did not the Board of Adjustment on back up Christensen's majority vote (current orrecommendation that the d-' rr''zires four -tive computer be acquired lYoth cul acLi'm anti NaUo1 Cash Register ) reading of an orJlnance have been threatened with loss establishing the city's land of their Jobs. planning agency. u,.c.. Rising Insurance Cost Prompts Crisis In Florida Editor's Note: The soaring flationary Increases in the val. tern, there might be some bulance chasing and fraud have No other insurance field has company, they say they're givcost of Insurance is forcing ue of houses and possessions. hope." contributed greatly to high auto dramatized the mounting crisis ing you a break," Braber said, Ron Arnold, a spokesman for many Floridians to look closely In a survey of Florida's in- i n s u r a n cc pr e in i u m s. as has the auto insurance busi- "but how they can say that Is needs. This is the State Farm insurance, said that surance Industry, The Associ- Investigators say indictments ness. beyond my comprehension. I'm first of a five-part zeries which based on the Census Bureau's ated Press found three major are expected, but admit the In the past four years, Bob lucky because a lot of agents examines the Florida insurance estimate of $12,893 in spendable reasons for the state's cui'rent probe thus far is a drop in the Braber has had four different woujth't have taken the time to crisis its causes, what it income for the average family insurance crisis: bucket. companies insure his cars. He shop around for me." mmieans and what's being done of four last year, 875-4 went to-Inflation and other economn-Skyrocketing insurance considers him.sell lucky Next: Auto insurance arid about it. wards Social Security, $383 was ic factors, rates force more and more cause he has an agent who was fraud. MIAMI lAP) — Health irtsur- paid for automobile insurance, -Fraud, greed and over- drivers to drop all insurance, willing to keep him one step ance costs for many Floridians tl8O for homeowners protec- utilization of programs. and more uninsured drivers ahead of rate increases. have climbed 50 per cent since Lion, $474 for life Insurance and -Bad policies of past admnin. mean higher rates for legally "It's ridiculous," said Bra1974 while auto insurance pre- $445 for health insurance. istrators — policies whose insured drivers, her, whose good driver peemniums, despite no-fault, soared That totals$2,236-.about 17.3 negative dividends are being -Medicare payments in mium would have increased to among the nation's highest. per cent of the average felt by Floridlan.s today. from 1123 in 1975 to $235 this Florida for 1973 totaled lean -hhie, doctors paid any- American family's spendable turn The survey, to be reported m million, but by 1975 payyear if his agent hadn't found those where from $800 to $24,000 to income, detail in future segments of ments had risen to $812.3 mu- hhTi another company. Today, many' in Florida the series, also showed that guard against lawsuits and hos. "When you call the Insurance in lion. Fraud also is involved pitals handed out $1,000 per bed young family, the retiree, the times of exploding insurance thic fit'ltI n"l I, ur , u.II,.4 [or the same protection. That corporation — [ace the problem costs: are expected soon. meant higher medical bills and of coping with insurance costs. -An overabundance of doc-"Sidewalk Clinics" in still costlier health insurance No easy answers are in sight. tot-sand lawyers in Florida has Miami Beach might be offering and bodily-Injury rates on auto "As long as the costs continue resulted in sonic of them trying their own version of socialized policies under the system that we are to beat the system. preventive medicine, for which There's more. Officials under, then there's no great -Too many hospital beds and 1edicare pays the bills. report that many city and hope for the reduction of pee- too many malpractice suits incounty insurance bills doubled miumns." says Deputy Insur- creased niedic'al costs, and the __________________________ in the same period, meaning ance ('omnmissioner Toni iorst apparently is yet to come. additional tales or reduced Brown. "II we change the SyS-Officials believe amI home or apartment insur'i1' — mince also rose, to keep pace with rising crime and in______________ "' - - E U S VERSATILITY - ij , uj services. HOSPITAL NOTES _____________________________________________________ J u en i I e MAY 8, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Only Gravely Qivea Richard E. Imig Carolyn E. McCray Florence Riley - • ' -- ,:4r ,.gyJ nrd 1-' d -- WEATHER ffl. ---b - , - ___________________________ - - r I: Hr( ir-cr,,' oh ck,ar,, 1ar1,' •- Sought , - 5? .1,, . from AA, '''i he is oimistIc that Seminole that if It works, hlambrick says County's bid for $90,000 in "all of Midway can be federal funds to conduct a done." drainage study and pave roads Ilambrick recently returned In the Midway area will be from Jacksonville where he successful. visited HUE) officials. He said "We received word from the he was informed Seminole's federal division of Housing and request for $90,000 Is almost Urban Development (HUD) certain to be honored. that the county is eligible," Bob HamLjrick sold the request for hlambr-ick said. lie went on to explain that Seminole is almost the federal money to HUD because of the dirt streets and assured of the federal grant. "I'm keeping my fingers lack of adequate drainage crossed," he said. Seminole's prevalent throughout Midway. bid must be submitted by June, Initially, Hambrick intended Hambrick said a decision from to ask for $132,000. hUE) should be forthcoming But he said HUD officials withIn 90 days. Informed him while he was En Last year, Seminole lost a bid Jacksonville that $90,000, if Miiz-y El Schmah Virginia H. holland Juanita Williams Kenneth W. Bolt Gladys Wilson eigh Martin Edgar 0. Fawcett, Lake Mamle Mattoon iContinucd From Page 1-A Mary -nk McGill Sl1S&l M. Yates 8'. tat'i glr'. MotIle Muse Seminole, according to court JOHN CROW GEORGE SHAFER Donald W. Wilison, lake Mar>' records, in 'thlth be allegedly Derrick L. Mathis, Lake armed himself with two CaSSlb1Ty John it. Crow, 63, of 1315 George Emory Shafer, 77, of Monroe Harry F. Nelson, DeBary Mellonville Ave., Sanford, died 2419 Chase Ave., died Saturday Antonio U. Queral, Orlando Eloise I. Chester, Deltona Judge S.alfi signed a court Sunday. Born in Crow's Bluff he morning. Horn In Illinois, he Charlie Paige, Osteen Bonnie Delgatto, Deltona order making Sulivan's name came to Sanford in 1936. He was came to Sanford In 1966 BIRThS hiarrisor1 Frost, Deltona public afkr Herring's office a retired lieutenant from the Newton, Iowa, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony tBon- J. Kt011, Deltorta said it was necessary to aid in Sanford Fire Dept., after 33 Survivors include two nie)DclGatt.o, a girl, Deltona Amelia Mu!lany, Deltona apprehending the juvenile years of service. He was a daughters, Mrs. Genevieve G. Dwight McCoy, Lake Helen, fugitive and "in order Uat Baptist. Blair, Sanford; and Mrs. MAY 9, 1976 old Lambert, Lake Mary friends and associates might Survivors include his wife, Beverly hluher, Garnerville, ADMISSIONS Eloice L. hedges, Oviedo have an opportunity to disclose Mrs. Mary E. Crow; three sons, N.Y.; two sons, Gerald E. Sanford: Michele 1. Hobbs, Winter his whereabouts to law enGeorge hi., John E., and James Shafer, Sanford and Max I.. Mary H. Allen Springs fotcemnent officers." 1. Crow; daughter, Mrs. Betty Shafer, Kansas City, Mo.; John H. Bender DISCHARGES: Authorities said Sulivan has Mae Campbell: and sister, Mrs. sister, Mrs. Minnie B. Otte, Jane B. Elkins Sanford: been listed in a statewide Marjorie White, all of Sanford; James Kennedy Est' E. Ainsworth Mesa, Arlz.; eight grand- computer network as an In. lograndchildrenandtwogreat- children and 11 great. dicted fugitive Clayton I). Page, Jr., Gertrude L Dimartino but as of this grandchildren, grandchildren, Katherine fibber jimini J. Hall morning officers had no inBris.son Funeral Borne is in Gramkow Funeral Judy I. Smyer 1.. hlolcom b Home is in dication of the boy's charge of arrangements, charge of arrangements, Margaret G. Waters whereabouts. Thelma Young (Rev.) Judee Smilfi ha I1-----wAITl';ltA.iiuI.I.y Edgar Osborn, Dehiary Funeral Noticei Louis B. Arseneau, IA'lt.ona The grand Jury also indicted _______________________ Walter A. Holly, 76, of 601 Helen Conrow, Deltona two Fern Park Juveniles (or Sanford Ave., Sanford, died CROW. JOHN R.— Funeralf Harriet E. KIose, Deltona fr John N Crow, 63, burglary in a separate case. Sunday's high 88, today's low Thursday, May 6. A veteran of 1)15 MellonviUf Ave., WtlO dtd Rudolph E. Kraft, Deltona Francisco Barros, 16, and 69. Weekend rainfall: 3.17 inWorld War I, he had resided in Sunday, will be held Tuesday it Mary Lou Crawford, Lake Joseph J. Santarsiere, 17, were rhes. IOn Brinon Funeral Home rn am Sanford for over 50 Years. lie Mary with 'Dr Robert Hunter of charged with a burglary of a Partl>- cloud>' through was a member of St. James ficia,i,g, Burial in Evergreen Frances Mae Olson, Orange dwelling at Altamonte Springs Tuesday. Chance of afternoon City AMEChurchandactiveincivic Ccrnelr'ry ftdi%on Funeral in which they allegedly &U1TICd thundershowers. highs in mid Vickie E. Travis, Sorrerito organizations including VFW Itomr ri c themselves with a deadly SOs, lows in mid 60s. Ught and Clarence Cunninghaiii, I'ost 10108 and James Masonic HOLLY. WALTER A.— Funeral Weapon. They were In custody riab1e winds at night and Zellwood Lodge No. 25 and was scoutWaiter A Holly. 76. when indicted, southerly 10 to 15 m.p.h. during DISCIIARGF.S: master of a local Boy Scout of 60) Sanford Ave . Sanfd, who The burglary charges on the day. Rain probabIlity 30 per CltCd MIy 6. will be held at 4 p m, Sanford: Troop for 18 y'iars. which all three juveniles face cent today, 20 Tuesday, at St. James ÂME per cent tonight Baby boy Jackson Survivors include cousins, Church with Rev, Richard trial as adults is a first-degree and 50 per cent Tuesday. Mary Alice Moore Mr. and Mrs. Otha W. Neal)' of Thigpen officiating Burial will felony punishable by up to life EXTENDED FORECAST Konrad Popp Gainesville and devoted friend, follow in the family plot at Page imprisonment. Jackson Cemetery, Sanforci Scattered mainly afternoon Earl Spencer M.C. Anderson, Sanford. Sanders Funeral Home. OO The grand Jury's report, and evening thundershowers Karen E. Stricklin & baby Sanders Funeral Home is in v<us' Avr', Sanford, in charge made public today on Judge Wednesda)'. Fair to partly boy charge of arrangements. Salfi's order, also states that SHAFER. GEORGE, EMORY— Betty A. Vonherbulis cloudy and mainly dry Thurrune.ral sirvicfl for Georce the Jurors considered a Sanford sday and Friday. highs In lOs. Thomas Wade ' Emory Safer. 17, of 2119 Chase burglary but didn't return inLows Evelyn Crabtree, lrandon Os north and lOs south. _____ Ave, who died Saturday, will (tictmeflts In the case. ,The = - I Tuesday, at ueId at 10 a m Tuesday's Daytona Beach Norbert J. Colliflower, report states, however, that the uldes: high 6:07 a.m., 6:43 p.m, Deltona GramhOw Funeral Home Chap.' with Rev .1. Ted Cosmato of jurors did "find probable cause low 12:10 a.m. Port Canaveral: Joe N. Campbell, Lake ______________________ flciating Burial ifl Evergrltn that a crime was committed by high 5:52 a.m., 6:32 p.m., low Monroe Cemetery Gramkow FuMfat the suspects invulvecL" Home in Charge. 12:08 a.m. Fred N. Miller, Cteen AREA DEATHS . S 40 6 CASSELBERRY- Contracts Christensen has said, on the controversial lease- meanwhile, that he will purchase of an International cooperate with any inBusiness Machine (IBM) vestigation and last week said computer to handle utility he now believes the city should billing, accounting and continue contracting utility the political realities minority paz-ties must overcome." activities , City To Weigh Computer Lease ________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ - , state Senate THURSDAY, MAY 13 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Like Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. effect --"" MIAMI (API The Republican Party and the American Party have formed a coalition to suPport John GradyfortheUS.Scnateseatheldb).Dmr-atLaon Chiles. rauy, wno unasned a strong third as an American Party candidate in 1974, saId he would register as a Republican today. State GOP Chairman Willim M. Taylor derribed the Sanford Seranaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30-4:3u p.m., Civic Center. Spontored during May by Sanford pt' AARP. , .'.-" Grady Coalition Formed Seminole Community College's Community Service art students' spring ShOW, 8 p.m., in the lobby of the Ad. ministration Building on the main campus. Senior Citizens Tour to Disney World, Leave Sanford Civic Center 9 am.; pick up Seminole Plaza, 9:30 a.m. Return 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 Sanford Klwanis,noon,CivjcCenter Cascelberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Mrs.Meadoi-sdlda lotof callinginanefforttofindout, After quite a bit of buck-passing, she was told by the regional director of Tony and Louise Costantino, owners of the Lake Monroe Inn, the Florida State Bureau of Entomology, Jack Mulrenrian, that feel the same way. his office could offer no solution. "We'd be willing to work with them," Costantino said repFor some reason, Mulrennan told Mrs. Meadors, Lake eatedly. "I'd attend their meetings and support them every way I Monroe breeds blind mosquitoes and always has. He added that can. But this throwing money in a pot then going to a meeting and various iiLsecticides have been tried on the pests without success watching them sit back and laugh at you is a bunch of baloney!" because the bugs soon develop an to the chemicals. Lake Monroe Inn loses a minimum of $5,000 a year on Any action on the problem, Mulrennan concluded, would have cleaning bills, air conditioner filters and persons who drive up in to come through the Seminole County Board of Commissioners, front of the banquet room doors, spot the clouds of black bugs But predictably enough before the commission can produce Longwood Tourist Club, 12:30 p.m., Holiday Honse, around the entrance and pull right back out, Costantino said, Lee Road. any results the cumbersome gears of government must do a lot of "It's sickening. I mean, we've sat right here and watched grinding. SISTER Inc. special program and installation, noon, them. They never even get out of their cars. And if they do, the The first step, according to Commissioner Richard Williams, The Heritage. women come In and their hairdos are all full of mosquitoes and would be circulation of a petition among all interested parties. After receiving the signed petition, the commission would hold the men have a bunch of black stains all over their shirts. The Altamonte Springs Garden Club will meet at the "I keep my yard cut real short there in the back," Costantino public hearings to determine the feasibility of establishing a First Federal of Orlando, SR. 436, Altamonte Springs at went on. "But if you go out arid walk through there. I'll bet you mosquito control district that would embrace the affected 6:30 p.m. on May 13. property locations of most of the people signing. can't get 50 yards before they're swarming all over you. I drove SATURDAY, MAY 15 my truck through there this morning and they just covered it it U the commission decided the mosquito control district was Sanford Women's Republican Club luncheon meeting looked like a raisin pie!" needed, there would be a referendum among persons living within 11 n.m., at the heritage Inn, 305 Park Ave. Special Mrs. Cost.antlno offered another thought: the proposed boundaries of the district. Or the district could be guests GOP announced candidates, "Them spending all that money to send people up north to bring established by simple ordinance, Williams said, adding that all, new business down here why, that's Just ridiculous," she said. mosquito control in the area would have to he financed SouthsIde Elementary School Spring CarnIval, 11 11 1 vas somebody thinking about moving down here, why, I'd by special tax levies. am, to 5 p.m. on school grounds. take one look at this lakefront and say to hell with this place! I'd "That's one reason the county Is not In the mosquito keep on traveling." Sanford Women's AA Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. Fit-st St. business," Williams said. "The costs are very expensive and the Casselberry "I've been to these meetings with the county commissioners of it sort of depends on how much money you want t closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. and all, where they just sit back and puff on their pipes and laugh spend and how big an area you want to at you," Costantino said. "I'm not downing anybody, but as far as The commission would have to draw up an ordinance MONDAY, MAY17 I'm concerned, when they do that, they're not doing a proper job describing specific services to be provided In the mosquito control Youth Programs In,'. trainl,1g session, 7p.m. at Youth as commissioners. Why can't we get something done out here? district, outlining budgetary consideration and providing (or an Programmis office, 109 N. Park Ave., Sanford What are we paying taxes for? I don't know, maybe they don't advisory board probably made up of three nersons — to ad- — think there's very many votes out here." minister mosquito control efforts within the district, Williams Eienisig Diersid In addition to plaguing the lakefront, clouds of blln& said. mosquitoes frequently blanket the downtorn area and have been The advisory board, once empaneled, would have to decide on Monday. May 10, 1976-Vol. 66, No 724 reported as far south as 25th Street on nights when a stiff nor- a plan of action and submit it to the commission for approval. And 0.111 7 .1nd Sunci., . c'ctpt Stu,d&p arId Chr,tlrna D& therly breeze was blosing off the water, all of this would have to take place before the first insect coud be 0, Th. Sanford P4 rld Inc ItO Pd French Ave Sanford. Fm. "U they don't do something," Costantino predicted, "In a sprayed, fogged or swatted. 17711 year or two the blind mosquitoes are going to be clear on the south "This is something that needs aid now — not three years from Second Clafl Po1aq Pa*d at Sanford, FIor,da 32111 side of Sanford. And tb'n it's going to cost three t1me as much to now," Costantino fumed when told of the lengthy procedure. Df,- , ',', r,r!'. f,'t;l,h 514 ,) PI ,. r F c cii stra?gnen it out." "Three years from now we might be out of bu1ness because of .S hqn, (J(l,,r All oth('t fli,l 70 . M',ntM. 7 Can't .nything be done rtJeut the scourge of Lake Monroe? blind mosquitoes!" - ' FRIDAY, MAY 14 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. A IUUItWUAJ ll%, cIUeU, 0 p.ri'i,, tiICrlar(l's Episcopal Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Christ Episcopal Church iContinued From Page 1-A, TAMPA (AP Tampa police who posed as newsmen to gather Information to make arrests have been criticized by a group of activists as "the real criminals." Joe Goodman, a spokesman for the Tampa Workers Conirnittee said nnn'nk trntilrl ---- h -- fi1n1 ,nlnct t)',o convictions of two persons arrested by officers who posed as newsmen for the Washington Post. John Marshall and his sister, Eddie Ruth, were C0fl victed last weolc of charges stemming from a scuffle with police during a demonstration outside the Hillsborough County food stamp office last February. -- (Midway) Is the area," rioted Hambrick. The road paving project is State Residents Forced To Re-Examine Their Needs ___________________________________________________________ ...ity -- It features I. * TALLAHASSEE (API — Officials unveil a major campaign today to fight organized crime, following a survey showing that most Floridians believe underworld figures have some control over state government. The drive is aimed at increasing public awareness of what citizens can do to attack crime. Is being pushed by the Organized Crime Control Council, chaired by Sen. Edgar Dunn, 1)-Daytona Beach. The campaign, which will utilize radio, television, newspaper and billboard advertising will the theme, "Organized crime, it hurts you," Officials scheduled simultaneous news conferences in Tallahassee, Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando and Fort Walton Beach to kick-off the campaign. a Seminole High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band room. Croorns Band Parents asked to attend. n I\A e ci i c a _. To Be Unveiled Today Dallas L. Metcalf, of Sanford SANFORD — The Friends of Route One, told sheriff's the St. John.s uihl meet Tuesday deputies that a $500 gold watch was missing from his residence. Glenn Spivey, of 282 Broadmore, Lake Mary, reported that a citizens band CAL.. radio and a .22 caliber rifle __________________________________________ cre taken when his parked MONDAY. MAY 10 auto was burglarized at the Sanford AA,closed,8p.m.,1201W.FlrstSt. Lake Monroe Inn, west of TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Sanford on U.S. 17.92. Crystal Lake and Country Club Roads, Lake Mary Deputy G.A. Bare said an $800 guitar and a television Youth Programs Inc. training session, 7p.m. at Youth were reported missing after a Programs office, 109 N. Park Ave., Sanford - ___I_...__ Campaign Against Crime LOCAL BRI EFS St. Johns Group Lawrence Goldberg refused shift the receptionist position to the program and not just m the city's administrative side relating to the cities. to expand the agenda. Operating under rules budget and to voluntarily cut Council Chairman Grant LONGWOOD- The City prepared the City Atty. Ned from the program one pipe- said, however, that the cit)' Council at a special meeting at Julian Jr. and adopted by the laying laborer and the sewer should make no cuts. 7:30 p.m. 'Wednesday will council, four positive votes are plant Operatoc. The priorities set and listed consider plans for a new necessary to expand the He again asked that the CitY one through nine were: City medical center on the southeast agenda. request the state Department of Planner James Lee, working on corner of Palm Springs Road Hargardon was told at a Enironmentai Regulation for the city's comprehensive plan and SR-434. meeting last week that the a waiver of the requirement required by state law, and, the wrangling After for an hour plans, when corrected, would that the cit' have a full-time receptionist, a police dispat. Saturday morning at a special be considered at any special sewer plant operator to manage cher, the pipe line foreman, meeting on how it would list meeting called before May 17, the city's Skylark package fourlaborersandlastthesewer priorities from the federally and thus was on hand. sewer plant and that required plant operator. funded Comprehensive Acting on a request from the effluent testing be "(armed Connell, voting against the Employment and Training Act county that the city set its 1,1st of out." list, said that the priorities CETAto expire June 1, the priorities for continuation of Connell said under this council majorits- could not federal funding for nine city method the city would be likelytobecutfromthebouorn, •k III___I pul uIv gtiiwr tmuunI. VOLES to expanu ernployes, Inc noaru set me joo iouowmg me sprri 01 InC maw 111 Wi iuegai the agenda to include the positions in order one through and would likely gai.n approval stance by not having a sewer for the shifting to the other plant operator, unless the nine. medical center item. Wade Hargadon and Dr. Councilman Gerard Cornell's CETA program of the waiver from the DElI Nicholas Mabry waited in the recommendation that the city, remaining six needed em- acquired. The chairman of the council's sewer plant comrn audience for the council to in the spirit of Title VI, Corn- ployes. approve site review plans for prehensive Employment and He added that the city should mittee, Connell said he will the center, after the priorities Training Act CETAi, volun- notify the county that it had resign from that committee were set, only to see ts'ie tarily cut some of the personnel voluntarily cut the three per- unless the city makes some meeting adjourn when two was ignored by colleagues. sorinel, so that appropriate c'uti. arrangements to follow the cunci1men — J. H. Grant and Connell urged that the city would be made in other areas of l€tter of the law. By I)ONNA ESfl5 Herald Staff Writer burglary at the residence of Debbie Vickery, 1911 Azalea Drive, south Seminole. Sheriff's detective John Poole of ('ruickshank, Jack reported the recovery in south Casselberry. reported to deputies that a 21-foot-long Seminole of three commercial tandem trailer used to deliver walkie-talkie radios, valued at cabinets was stolen from the $3,227, that were reported at stolen in aMay 1975 burglary at loading ramp area Inc., myers at Laminated CabInets, 100 LJiXie Pineda St. Deputies said value Hopkinsville, Kentucky. _____________________________________________________ 1 ByEDPRICKETT 11cr-aid Staff Writer Monday, May 10, 197-3A C. _ IN BRIEF of the trailer was Itstecl as $1,000. fl fl( ill I l.t )\ I) Ik'rald Staff Writer IA')NGWOOI) — Parents of 1.'. :aan. l.ake howell and Oviedo High School students have been invited to a meeting at 7:30 pin. Wednesday at L)man for the purpose of forming an adult chapter of the American Field Service AF4S program of scholarships and foren exchange students at' the schools. 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MELODY LANE CASSELSERRY, FL. 32101 FINANCING AVAILASIE ,, Bralley Odham.323-4670 BUILDER.DEVELOPER ___________________________________________________ AIWMC.SAC lti �- --•, -_, ,- Evening Heiald .uo N - I.RENCII AVE., SANFOIIL), FI.A. 321 Area (''de 3[15-322.l1 or 831.9993 A round Monday. May 10, 1976-4A WAYNE I). lX)Yl.E. lublisher U. UICIIMU) LON(;, llJ.IAM I). ('UIIRIE. Managmg Editor 9 Editor ______ - lIiiw I )tlivtr Week. tents; Month, 52.40; 6 Menths, $142i3. \ir. $28.40. R Mail In florida same as h'tne delivery. Mi ther mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40 - '..i - P _i ________ ________ The Panama Canal - Clock By El) PRICKET Issue Negotiable The Panama Canal "issue" which has risen between Ronald Reagan and President Ford is tailor-made for campaigning. The American flag waving over the Panama Canal has been a symbol of pride for three generations of our people. Should we now give the canal away? And to a Latin American government headed by a military strongman who plays footsy with Fidel Castro? Of course not. But the current negotiations for a new canal treats' with the Republic of Panama cannot he boiled down into ternis that simple. 1 r. about the conduct of U.S. foreign policy under President Ford. The future of the Panama Canal is only one of them, but there is a danger of letting campaign rhetoric oversimplify that issue and blo'A' it out of proportion. It cannot be addressed adequately in terms of hoti!d yield up ir v iiCthe i h' tiiikd S1tite "sover.'ignty over die '.uiaI Zone, as Mr. Reagan tends to c4iscuss it. Whether we actually have lawyers disagree. The rights which the United States obtained from Panama under the 1903 canal treaty gave this nation a status in the zone "as if it were sovereign." A 1936 treaty with Panama refers to the zone as "territory of the Republic of Panama un&r the jurisdiction of the United States." Sovereignty or jurisdiction, the United States paid $10 million to Panama in 1903 for what it got the right to build and operate the canal "in perpetuity. The question for foreign policy debate in 1976 is whether the United States should now back off from negotiations begun under President Johnson a decade ago to yield some of i prerogatives in the Canal Zone to Panama. Needless to say, we are living in a different Roosevelt. We doubt if Mr. Reagan envisions a foreign policy in which we would flatly reject the nationalistic aspirations of the Panamanian people to change a situation which they see as a relic of the "imperialism" of another era. President Ford is trying to put the Panama Canal issue to rest with his assurances that Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker is negotiating a treaty which will confirm our rights to maintain and defend the canal for at least another 30 years, Ford is blind to the strategic and commercial importance of our position at the canal is silly, A good question for foreign policy debate is how the United States is going to respond to the challenges arising from the Third World in this post-colonial era. We have tried to portray ourMr. determination and national sovereignty in the developing world. We are warning the Soviet Union - & .-., I _._• •.. ..'. -- . ? T4. - I4IL - • '- ' , " , - Th j-- - 1 -. - - 4 a v- - - - i-,. ;7 - g_ '7,) - i. i,& '4 '. ' u - 4' , #r •.. - . I tJ• f 4 - F.. ' - -' - :1 - Ip IL , c. '.'. .1.. P lay B, The Rules Philosophical differences over the public financing oF - a. . * ;-- } '.. 4 I - •. A r. - ' ' .1 5i... '- L -. -' -Y -'r- ' : '?' " ,- t' ' 'J i' -- must be consistent, and one price of that consistence is that we heed the demand from Panama for a role more akin to partnership in the future of the Panama Canal. -~ -v.. '•_l ' 4. ,A --,.--.- C4 "-i'(, L -' I:- - -4.' ,, I-; -I• P L4.j _àl .4 - - - - - - Republican and Democratic presidential nominations leaped Into the competition on the assumption that the matching funds would be available, But no money has been distributed since March 22, when the powers of the Federal Election Commission lapsed because of a Supreme Court decision. The appeal for release of the some $2.5 million by five Democrats arid one Republican, rejected by the court, increases the pressures on Congress and President Ford to expedite essential reforms and assure primary election voters full access to the views of the contestants. The rules of the race cannot be changed at the halfway' mark and still maintain fairness. don't have to worry with it anymore. Let Orange County worry. They're Republicans and Republicans are more qua1ified to deal with river problems." "We also cornince A',Jla..assee to leave the state crime lab in Sanford. In return we have to pay the state 20-miLlion dollars a year." "Twenty million," I screamed, "Gladhand, are you crazy? We only have an $l8-millioii-a-year budget and you agreed to pay the state. - ." Gladhand grinned. Then he did a victory dance, extending that mitt which earned him fame and clued me in. "tkn't you see," he said. "We don't have $20million, so how can we possibly pay that much? That's the way we politicians do busine,s. We promise the world, but we deliver next to nothing. You newsmen never understand anything." Gee Gladhand, I thought, admiringly, you're right. Taxpayers only paid for a two-day junket and you guys brought back all those goodies, and more. I knew there was more, but a gleeful Gladhand just couldn't stop shaking my hand long enough to explain the rest. "Oh," I replied. "I didn't realize the taxpayer asked you to make the trip. I was under the Impression, totally erroneous I'm sure, that commissioners decided that." "That's what most people think," Gladhand replied. "But, I'll tell you something. If I had my way I'd stay right here in Seminole County and conduct the bus1ne's I'm elected to condu,t. I wouldn't go to the capital to wield my influence on all those easily influenced senators and representatives. Not me, no sir." Then Gladhand really got down to business, explaining the important legislation Seminole conunlssIorers were able to get passed in Tally. "First," Gladhand said, "I'll have to swear you to secrecy because those state officials wouldn't want it to get around about, you know, all the power and influence we have over them." "Boy Scout oath," I said. "Good enough," Gladhand replied, "We got a bill passed that gives the Wekiva River to Orange County." "What," I hollered. "1 thought Seminole Countians loved the Wekiva I "They do," said Gladhand, "but this way we Having just' flown in from a two-day Junket to Tallahassee, a county conunisslon friend of mine explained the dangers inherent in such a journey. lie also sang glorious songs about the number of laws Seminolt"s commissioners pressured state legislators into passing. "The airplane trip was horrible. Did you know that major airlines now serve only four cocktails on the trip to Tally?" Mr. Gladhand informed me. - 'And just think, having to flag down a limousine from the airport to our motel with only four cicktails under my belt Ridiculous." "Why, it's unbelievable," Gladhand said. "Did you know the capital hallways are just filled with legislative aides, most of them pretty young things trying to learn about the legislative process. Navigating your way along those halls is like trying to make your way along SR-436 dwing rush-hour traffic. Totally Impossible." "And the parties at night. Why, you're expected to attend. Staying out late like that - why, it's just not good for your health. I don't know what the taxpayer will demand of us next," Gladhand ii ioaned. TOM TIEDE DON Our Coins it r To e C sse OVv'n s 1'o I W,\SIIINGTON -- We learn from every front page in the Western World that television's Barbara Waltenk is now going to receive $1 's the :::::: ot'r annum to broadeact t -tanip -.'.:oil n inflation, i.nemploynt'i:t, labor wagc d putc. W:.y this is goodnewsat least For Ms. Walters. To now she andal Cci ' For __________ , - __________________________ _________________ ... . _______- I I 4. III4 1W / j' - ,, -- . , / / • / \ d _____ ____ vital contributions to the education oF the great unwashed, and her increase wdl aid in her struggle to keep up with the Dow Joneses. But for everybody else the news Is less beneficial. Her good fortune serves principally ,I ______ ________ :-: .. ______ - ____________ ______ ______ _______ _____________ - 1/' /, 76 w6 Wilson, "there is nothing more demoralizing than a small but adequate income." We have learned from the experience of the holes in our father's socks that money counts. Goodness is okay, worth has merit, but in a land where t1e bottom line is the bank balance cnly money' counts. Do you remember that wonderful paragraph evi e in Dan I)efoe's "Robinson Crusoe"? Said the castaway': "I smiledto myself at the sight of this NEW YORK tAPI - In Robert Theobald's arid consultations with congressmen, and with mon'. 'Oh drug!' said I aloud. 'What art thou the view, civilization is like a group of tipplers in the community, labor and business leaders, and in good For? Thou art not worth to me rio, not JOHN CUNNIFF NI L ad e r s h I ) I\1eed ed - History Monday, May 10, 1976—SA I .dduring courting 'isits il though fully clothed and Sepa r4ited In a board running the north-south axis of the bed. then children sure often he- lund mnclumk the 11ict that the trothed by their parents. The "best man" term comes froni groom's pledge. was accom- ancient days when most brides iinied by a "wed" or security were captured by the groom-toHowever, the rock.ribbed contract, furnished by his ía- be, accompanied by his beSt Purilan.s weren't all that per- thr. The ceremony, as a natu. friend, •nis.sive. After bundling n Sat. rd extension, was called the It was in Boston in 1759 that urdav night the eager New wedding. thefirstadofitskind—seeking England swain still found it a The bride's veil is the last "aoung woman with 300 or 400 legal taboo to kiss his intended .'estige of the early-day custom pounds sterling of her own to in Sunday' in Plato's Greece when brides avoid the tiresome necessity of ere sattied from head to loot obtaining rents p(nSion In the early South, tobact.o planters were able to purchase in white on their wedding day, Evening Pt. Even in staid brides the going rate being according to Key. Boston the ad started a trend. one pound of tobacco For each "The custom of the marriage I'Iling the founding of the poun(l ;f bride. ihe pur(hased ring finger being the fourth fin- nation I'hiladclphia soon behr ides were young English ger left hand had its beginnings came the center of ultra-lavish women who had indentured in ancient times when It was wedding balls and parties, themselves in order to defray believed that the Venus nerve some lasting as long as three their shipboard fare to the cob- or vein ran from that digit (lays. nies. These purchase arrange- directly to the heart, Key And a final historical note ments marked the beginnings says. from Key: In the 18th century * Oldest When the Indian signed treaties In the 19th century that were to last "as long as the grass grows and the rivers run," he didn't foresee the " while nmu: 20th-century techne' 'I)W theiii w chrn;',c the rivers in their courses or standing southern families. lo insurc f .J I - ncklc, An area of central Arizona, which has been irrigated and farmed by American Indians for 2,000 years, according to archeological estimates, is gradually reverting to arid desert. F'or 30,000 Pima, Papago and Mohave-Apache I - t--' '," - .:- _. -.;•/i,i 1 I '' ' 7- - - .- - A _i:1 V American human Rights Comnmmisslon . ".. 'J\. • -ft c ..• f 4 J ..?.q• e._ - shuuldgo directly to needy people. Other nations have also refused to extend credit to the - -. I,. - - JL 0 - 1)enartnwnt. a cmkecmnn nrknnwipilt,n,4 u,uj nnlu --------------------- Nevertheless the Administration has shaken loose Ildde'i money to bail out the junta. Here ore the hush-hush develupments: dearly has sought to evade the snirit. If not the letter,ofthecongresslonalaidceilingstoChile," declared Chairman Don Fraser, D.-CaI1I. that discussions had been held with OPIC. A Treasury official said the department was poration, a quasI-official U.S. institution, has since ue reported on March 21, 1972, that the acknowledged: invest in Chile. The State Dcpartmer1t, according Telephone and Telegraph were conspiring stimulate a flood of investment capital into the country. Their objective was to oust President Salvador Mlt'nde, an elected Marxist, from power, have also encouraged 14 U.S. and Canadian economic sabotage against the Allende regime - • miiillion housing guarantee that a house sub- City' Bank confirmed that the bank was studying conitnittee believes exceeded the $90 million the Chilean loan. A Bank of America spokesman ----- ------------------------- ' - -r --"------- -. - -. LONG WOOD KIDS ' - ' u'4 . -. ____ ¶ ' '! 4'i'-L4d% 'i,,, - - ( A 'Oh dear! Did yo', he another tough day of tearing down eve1'yone and everything of any consequence?" nimillion to $12.5 million. The loan is needed to pay stny was true after the Senate Intelligence ,. . . . T'' , - - . , -. '1 I , -. 4, • "- '-t)'j — ' ' . _f!':- - -- -- :- r - -_ - , ,. ' - - '' - ' -. - . - - ' ' . - - - . f & - ow To Buy A D is was er . - , 1' . - - - — __ ---- - -- . ______________________ _______________ - •1 have been encouraged to make wash cycle, advises ttn Cona host of improvements LI) sumers Institute of General L YM A N BA ND S Getting ready for Lyman 111gb School's annual spring concert are overcome the early' consumer Electri' and llotpoint. complaints having to do with SET CONCERT director from Florida A&M; and Marc Pilolan. Four groups — noise anti the need for pre- considered a necessity in hard - Thursday at 7:30 p.m., in the school auditorium, under the here's a checklist of what to dishwasher, prepared by a maJur appliance manufacturer Elda Nichols) Spotting. purchiaseil a tlistw, ash-'r recently about its performance, to see if they are satisfied. Tak into consideration the rep. •it"iihble locally ting food while battling better mountaineers from Tennessee, Mountainsi was very thinly' setS life was rugged Inn frontier 'ition oF those muck fed British Regulars and Tory Kentucky and Virginia lived on tied and provisions could not be FamIlies of revolutionary sob. interestl in - keeping kinds that could be Sonic of the puniipkins prob- rye groun in small ('bearings ('h,\ iissistance in a domestic investigation Is a snips and turnips, according to Ing potatoes, dried beans and ho grew thcnm among their placed white Ixililtoes on the us under physIcal, photographic and electronic surveillance in 1972. 'I'enty men were assigned terpreted, Proctor proposed a crime, Footnote: Reached in Paris, Ingersoll said h C National Garden Bureau. • Indian comm played a large role in feeding our troops and pumpkins. There was frequent nmt'ntioni in Revolutionary War memoirs the colonists. While frler(lly families shared food with small troop "Sallett" i saladi vegetables erc little knon on the Irontier. For one thing, water was the agene' as 'Project Mudhen." helms had suggested Wiretapping agents, fast-moving strike force of the Thomas Young, a mllitiamnan Massachusetts at times were wash greens. There were wild Marion, carried corn and lean battle of King's Mountain s'ceading flour paste on a hot, slime, lamb's quarter, and dock, -- ,a s ou s ay me w,t a man c ca on WuC: am 24 and she Li 22. 1 wouldn t two to write those notes, but peope says e; prouaua) it seems that she is devoting married to a cola sh and he s more time to that than to only' human. ill a woman anything eLse. When our friends get thankIfakidturnsoutgood,he'sa younotesfrornabrldewhoison II that the dishwasher begin to for extended time wash cycles steeland.whilechip-proof,they theoldestoffivekids,sol'mthe ASBY: Boi No. VOO, L.A.. Calif. tamd. s,If. find a place in the American for use with heavily soiled pots can later develop surface rust one who has to help my' mom '°°"enyolooi. leii. Zifl(I even leak at the seams in with the dishes and housework. household. Today, the dish- and pans. ----Wash action is unix)rtant to extreme cases. Porcelain I also have to help with the washer is no longer considered a luxury by' a generation raised the cleaning job. Most dish enamel resists surface rust and younger kids and I hate it! seam leaks, but can chip and When I complain about all tiw to the idea that you don't have wajtiers have either two rust and is difficult to repair. work I have to do around here, to have your hands in scalding three sources of water action. A dishwater three times a day to water source for each rack and Plastic coatings also resist miiy mom gives me this routine a rinsing shower will do a seam leaks and are chiproof; about what good "practice" it prove your worth as a home they' can be cut. but are easily will be for me in later life. thorough job. maker. repaired. New one-piece moldWith a majority' of the Abby, please help me! I plan ......j ener' costs are high in Cd solid plastic tubs cannot on being a model or an actress, dishwashers installed in your community, look for a '5( and early 'GOs now well power..saeroptionthatletsyou rust, chip or peel, and I don't need all this --Reversible door panels "practice." past their prime, a booming omit the heated drying cycle, a replacement market has rincp.ntI.hnliI stfini' or • simplify c-hanging your kitchen TIRED or I I' . Although tt - - - YOU think' What do you think If a man stands on a street happens to all those brokencorner, he s getting some fresh down models and actresses' air (IF a oman stands on a DEAR ABBY Bcheve it or corner, she s looking to be riot, this letter is corning from a picked up.) man who is in Hawaii on his If a man has one drink too honeymoon' many, S eengg ( a Right now my bride is busy woman uaS one uir, too many, writin thank- -ou notes f hc s a lushJ seddmg presents, so since I Ilamanhasanight out with have nothing else to do I theboys,he'sputinahardday at work and needs to relax you ihat you think of this has a night out situation. tha0miu1 —C,oxl sound insulation is i the rotten job of raising him ) - vith a choiu of .olurs I OUISVII 11' K , ong with her' IAok for a built in soft food must for peace of mind Make It s still a man s vorld' dishssasher as BORED MY VANThEQUAIJTY inmnted more than GO sears dispos&r it ill eliminate most sure the model sou buy has in HONEYMOON DEAR WANTS: Only 11 he's ago, throughout much of its hisS scraping and prerinsing. Large sulatmon all around, not just on DEAR BORED: No. They single. If he's married, almost might suspect something Is tory' it has been an appliance or hard scraps, of course, must the top or sides, —Consider the type of niate- everything is in his wife's wrong pith s-ou. always be removed. stepehild. —Wash time can be critical to nab used for the tub interior, name. — It was not until the housing ' ' ,. -i DEAR ABBY Anybody who thinks women have equal rights in this country is crazy If a man's trousers are too tight, he's just put on a little weight. i If a woman's skirt is too tight, she's trying to be sexy ) cheats, she s a tramp.) made frommi salted beef mixed of my office." - ' only lie detectors In this case, not the naughtier with a series of stories right out of their Ides. We 3-y- - ,1 c, ) ,,, £ and birds stole their corn, pumpkins, turnips, squash, The Central - t - Proctor urged Richard Helms, then the CIA 'ho is responsible for passing the classified material to Jack Anderson," Proctor urged. - 'J-' 5, • - 1. 1, ;::. -'i , - H' "-I-. J - .. ' '- ,p -Q. - ,,, green pumpkin sliced and fried was about the sweetest eating OPERATION MUDHEN: .- ' - - ____ - 1 - . '.. —_ .- ' .. Indian corn, The fes' vegetablcs in the may have been . 4 j' B'ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - :j. -' r i ter Afc) ri) an F'' i'' - ' farm', . . ,. -' Nichols) _____ ,' / 7'' . iti, soil, electricity? oi'tqiy, ant 1411ogy, weather fore'mutEt.1!. .::u, airport, carboL' . 7' - H - ______ j' H ' '. ________ -- . .- :" ', lrnL, -, 'I, --. r . - - Fran Rivera's kindergarten class at Longwood Elementary living thizigs, water; iecd grade: botany, comnnmkatloo, School made a Lake for their science project. Admiring their geography; third grade: math, germination of seeds, propagation handiwork are (from left) Brian Boewell, Jimbo bark, Jessica of citrus trees; fourth grade: plants, shells, electricity, anlmzla, ' - - - Some of the major concepts investigated were; In kindergarten: A . - - - Ijmgwoml nIlc from frmn!rrgarten through fifth r:th irtliipate! in nctnt ''- science fair. 11th D?.yliug. • The British commissary was able to provide nourishing "Thej - , "-'' " ____ ---!. . __________________ -. '• '- ____________________ - ____________ .*fr-"- 13 r ,, - I - - ,,' , . _________________________ nnd even break-ins. -- 4' -- '-J The Revolution was called beef In their pockets and sad- irote: ''We all caine near flat rock, which also was iLseti -. , t I . - - ____________ ii'; , ______ _______________ -. . 1 - I t 4 1 / / .- - - - - - ," I We have taken pains to poInt out, by the way, -\ J F .,, ' corresponding recretary; Elizabeth Kuhn, treasurer; Maxine McGrath, first s-Ice-president; and Mrs. Whitney Elliott, librarian. Mrs. B. S. Plloian, not pictured, is second s-ice-president. dierald Photo by EIda Nichols) shot up from 22 per cent In 1971 to 163 per cent in The cloak-and-dagger crowd, according to l72, with a 4,4 per cent unemployment rate. the indocwnents intended for their eyes only Since the mititary junta seized power, 340 per suspected a federal narcotics employe had - U.S. advisers have also brought pressure flatlon rate has soared to a stratospheric President Antonio Ortiz Mena, who has promised - ff ,J ' k - , - 1;. in Cocoa Beach. The couple went to La The bride is the daughter of Romano, Dominican Republic Mrs. Camilla Bruce of Sanford on their wedding trip. They will and the late Roberly 11. Bruce make their home In Sanford. rM- for the junta, with the Financial support of the Bank oF America, scvvral ew York banks and two Canadian banks. i_ lMngwood, New officers are (front from left) Mms. b.C. Carlson, parliamentarian; Mrs. George Otto - repression and torture inside Chile, has con(lemneli the junta for violating human rights. And only- last week, the respected Inter- r- - -- .. " .L %AI...I.1111 j" were man-led April 30 In the Park and the late William S. - human rights violations. New York's First regime on the grounds that the ChIlean economy Investigation, since the Information had come • \ -, Patricia Bruce Risner and Sr. The bridegroom is the son of - bolster the military dictatorship of Chile. V . -- Risner, Starling 'Ved - I \/ -. ________________________________________ - work-income distribution as we move from the This is the estimated construction and operating industrial to the communications era. Among cost of the Welltorm-Mowhawk desalinization other things endangered is free enterprise, he plant designed to ful fill treaty obligations with says. Mexico regarding Colorado River quality. We must, he believes, recognize the beauty of Under S.3298, the Secretary of the Interior diversity and pluralism rather than Insisting would also be authorized to retire these farms, that everyone Is the same. paying just ccmpensation to their ownera The former Nixon Administration, mean- officials around the wrld profited from heroin I :rj/ •. - I, [ i - . I ord "eddmng" is deri%ed Other edding customs and from early Anglo-Ssxon days anecdotes from Key s generous economy. And above this? Only two oF 100 directions." information, encouraging them to think and uncertaintyforbothnon-Indianandlndlanwater Aiiwrican workers earn more than 52.5,000 for What Is needed, he said, is sapiential discuss ideas, thus providing the wherewithal to users. their sericesnnily .04 per cent earn in excess of leadership, or that based on competence, act. The plight of 30,000 Indians may be of little 5.50,000. There you have Except for two in 100, isdonmm and knowledge, rather than on the In a democracy, which Theobald believes is moment to 210 million other Americans, but the Americans are statistically a step away Frian bibity to coerce or impress. Leadership that the hope of mankind, free men need this in- fact Is that taxpayers are flGW spending $80 foreclosure. admits it isn't omnipotent, but which Is willing to fonnation, and they themselves must act on it. million a year to keep these Still proud people on This isn't to say the majority are suffering, join in a search for answers. They must communicate. They must accom- welfare they do not want. tAle S mostly fine, even when one qualifies for Theobald believes that If civilization can avoid modate differences. They must seek new At the same time, the government proposes to the IRS short form. Yet the iesson is dear. And the crash, the United States Is the one to show the directions. spend $1 billion to rescue no more than 151 whitethe anthem of our cultrc has become: get it If way. Therefore the title of his 14th book, just We must, he insists, rethink our fundamental owned farms, whose run-off has been con- . I A '. ___________________________________________________________ . his knowledge of the subject The leather and wooden rings soon led to requests to lecture sometimes orn by Puritan before dye and women s clubs .omen hae been replaced by and to appearances on radio diamonds set In precious metal talk shows. for the modern woman, Key According to Key's study, the Pmts out Essentially, the bill would authorize and ft _f ' _____ caine fascinated with sed Betrothal adornments ha%e dings, their history and includedrush.esandreedsin the customs and the part gems and early' clay's oF history, woven rings play' In nuptials, and human hair wrist and finger began studying the subject as a circlets In ancient Ireland and htibh iron bands iorn by Romans commercial and industrial interests and nonIndian farmers. Now at last, following lengthy hearings last October bytheSenate Committee on Interior and Insular AfFairs, a bill has been introduced in the Senate to settle once and for all the complex question of the water rights of the five tribes "and to promote their economic self-sufficiency through farming and irrigated agriculture." This Is 5.3298, introduced bySen. Edward M. Kennedy, l).Mass. - •A F'g\)tian times hi! says add Apocryphal? Old wives ta? ing that engagement rings with No. All true, says a suave for- a variety of precious stones bemner British army officer, A. came popular in the Middle iw)IlIuiiu'y,iporcsmafl nor nges, wiui we uiamnonu acmevthe platinum industry. ing popularity in the 15th centu' In the course oF his activity in ry but not becoming customary the jewelry industry Key' be- until the 1800s. United States, almost half earn $5,000 or less too late, he said, adding this advice: only concepts and a sense of direction. decisions on the part of non-Indian water users. each year. About 28 per cent survive in the "We must abandon our polyanna optimism Theobald believes the train can be saved, not The alternative Is protracted litigation in the barely adequate category, $10-$15,000; another and encourage new styles of leadership which just by sobering up the engineer but by sobering courts, which would also take many years, Congress and the United Nations, time Ford Britain and Italy have refused to reschedule - ing place," prospective hi- ides less, the ring would be sub- shillings per week (or the "selfjected to much less wear." ish luxury of solitary living. and their grooms-to-be t-ti century. 1 & I A I 'I I 1%\ I -. BERRY'S WORLD I..,.-. . - \ ' "it was because the ring finger to accelerate the rate of maris well protected on txt, r,..-.. IM'd and culkd "-,i - "" Jh . I t ' . , ' fl 4. I.... JACK AND ERSON I V — thoughts, I took it away; and wrapping it all in a speed because, of course, the engineer is stone ideas far arid wide, although often the origin is fair nnarket value, about 170,000 acres of lands in forgotten, central Arizona with surface water rights and piece of canvas. I began to think of making sober. Except that he isn't. It's part of our lie says upbringing, he said the other he doesn't mind that people don't transfer these rights to the tribes in satisfaction another raft." In this, then, we trust: the buck. day. "Everyone feel.s the always someone associate his else is mnaking name with the concept, of their present and future right to the use of Only' a spiritual snob Is happy without it. such as the guaranteed income, or that some water for Fanning purposes. decisions." And yet most people in the nation are without So long as we are unprepared to accept the consider him a liberal when he feels he Is a The acquisition would take place over a it, or at least enough of it. Census statistics in- certainty of disaster, given our present direc- fundamental conservative, because his payoff is number of years, allowing ample time for the Brinier, longing for the time when kids wanted to Vashingtnn, I).C.: "Beyond Despair," pb1y ball just to play ball, tells oF a lad who Who is Theobald? He Is a soclo-economist, a signed a contract with the provision that he'd get Futurist who derives some of his notions from the $10,000 each year for a new car. First time U.S. Constitution, a British subject born in India' around for the bonus, Brine says the boy who lives In Wickenburg, Ariz., and commutes to demanded more, because "you just can't get a work in Spokane, Wash. decent car for $10,000." lie is a seminal thinker whose books, lectures ,-- In OWSc1ilaH%mterscoIdafld Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl it has become a question of how much longer they' will be able to grow grass or any other crop with the water they have left. This tragedy, which has changed onceprosperous, self-sufficient Indian farmers into destitute, welfare-dependent people, was brought about by the theft of their water in violation of rights supposedly guara.iteed them by the U.S. government, charges the Association on American Indian Affairs. For the past 100 years, says the association, the t)epartment of the Interior has repeatedly subverted treaties, statutes, executive orders as a reminder of Nikita Khrushchev's description of America: "the Kingdom uf the Dollar." In years to conic Ms. Walters will be a nightly suggestion that neither life, nor Freedom, nor domestic security is sacred in the nation anymore, only money. People are bumped oFf like fleas. The law chips away' at liberty. Criminals swarm. But the dollar is almighty'; indeed unlike children in war, it is a federal crime to burn U.S. currency. the deification is necessary. And perha Millions oF Americans know, and billions of the Go Back Justice __ - Customs f-A OAKLEY , d Courting u arc - �Cowens Keys Celts To 2-0 Advantage FEEIJNG CHPPER 1451 - 0 - - 4' / .1 ., Boston Loses eeco'P E46o ,WtH * --- ,1O-,Vi/' ii ,','c,4'7 n+'f fitCOME "c' ;" :;/, -t fi,,'fl ,-E?f,j' ,-------eco'r YER 4V F c#, '\ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft byAIan Mayer i oor Erickson, who led the Suns By The Associated Press scored 16 poInts to top Cloveover Golden State with 28 Welcome to the National has- land, ketball Association playoffs, Cleveland Coach Bill Filch points, said: "They were falling John lambert! said, "This series is far from in. It was nice. It's now two out Dave Cowens, the Boston over. I think we can come back of three and we can beat them If Celtics' superstar, went to work here even up. I haven't can- we get hot for two games." Gar Heard scored 22 poInts on I.ambert, a lightly-tested celed any hotel reservations In rookie, late In the fourth quar- Boston yet." andhadl8reboundsforPhoenix. ter Sunday and suddenly the In the Western playoff, Paul Smith of defending Cleveland Cavaliers were out of Erickson's goal put Phoenix champion Golden State led all the ball game. The Celtics into the first overtime with Iwo scorers with 30 points. Rick up with a 94-89 victory seconds left in regulation play. Barry, who fouled out with 1:37 and a 2.0 advantage In the best. Then lUcky Sobers scored two to go in the second overtime and of-seven Eastern Conference fl. free throws for Phoenix with played only eight minutes In the nal series which resumes at two seconds to play in the first first half because of foul Cleveland Tuesday night, overtime, sending the game trouble, tallied 26 points for the •'- -:.::-,Y -T ,... In the Western final, veteran into a second extra session. Warriors. .? •fri4 .. Keith Erickson scored eight ______________ - . .* _.-'..r.. -,.- ,. a points in the second overtime to _______________ , earn the Phoenix Suns a 133-129 - , triumph over the Golden State , Warriors. Their series is tied at _ two games apiece with the next ç,I b ' game set for Wednesday at ____,a'_' - - - - .-. -I_i •I1'• -Monday, May 10, 17 : -Oakland. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Larnbert, a 6-foot-lO No. I YOUU'JUUUUUUR Pluerrest Baptist catcher Gary Spotts puts the tag on Ftnt draft choice from Southern Cal. ' Baptist's Don Reagan Saturday In Church League softball ac Ion ifornia who averaged six miii_______ above, while below First Baptist first sacker Tom Smith t ' utesagamedurungtheregular _____________________ OUUUUUUUUUT! ___ already tagged out Rocky Churchwell in a rundown situath)u. season, entered the game when ____ ______ First Baptist won the game, 6-4. In other games, All Soi Cleveland center Nate Thur. ______ defeated First PresbyterIan, 8-4; Nazarene stopped First UnliLed mond fouled out with 7:36 re. _______ Methodist, 13-5; and Sanford Christian finally won, 19-4, o cr rnaining. Thurmond was play_______________ First Auenibly. ing for Jim Chon. the ('ivs' _____________________ - . !! r"c",'!".' "enter who L 11ied :':,'. " withabrokcn toe. . _____ -flu Boston, which had led for the i1 first time since early in the _____ 4 ___ __;_ • --. second period 74-73, then reeled jjjj•. off seven straight points for an ' MONTREAL (AP - Over- 3 trIumph Sunday night. 81-73 lead with Cowens hitting ) ' _______ time approached. In less than It's just as well, according to five points and feeding John -. - -- . & two minutes, the Montreal Ca- I.apointe, that the extra session - Havlicek for the other two. ---: ..:' nadiens and Philadelphia Fly- wasn't needed. "I don't like to ______________________________ _ ____ _____________________ __ _ - JoJoWhlte,wholeda third________ ____ _____ ers would have completed the play overtimes," he said. "It's quarter rally, paced Boston _______ ______ _____ - - ..., -. - -' -' - regulation three periods tough on the stomach. One mis-- " ___________________ with 24 points. hlavilcek added -______ _________________ without deciding the opening take, and all the guys feel like ________________________ ______________________ _____ ) points, Charlie Scott 16 and . - - • • game of their Stanley Cup final you let them down." .Cowens 15 while Paul Silas playoff series. After just 21 seconds Sunday grabbed 20 rebounds. Dick Sny- fl , ______ ________________ der and Bobby Smith each The crowd of 17,532 at the Fo- night, the fans were let down __________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ _________________ rwnhadbeendriventoafrenzy when Philadelphia's Reggie --- I______ astheCanadlensfeflbehund2.O, Leach scored his 16th goal of ,; caine back to tie, then did the the playoffs to become the lead- - _________________________ :':' ' i i-... •Nets same after trailing 3-2. ing single-season netfinder in ' ___________ r '--,." ___________ - _ -. . Above the hoarse cries of en- postseason history. Leach's /4,42t18okye'(p,y,r(p M ____ _ 'I 4. - - RYAN CAt ico W/ - - voice of a teammate calling for Counnoyer In 1973, was the only - -the puck he possessed. shot the Flyers managed in the "I yelled to him," said de- game's first 10 minutes. fenseman Guy Lapointe. "He Some 12 minutes later, Ross got it over to me and I was go- Loasberry backhanded a Mel ing to pass but I couldn't see Brldgman pass past Canadiens anyone to pass to" as the play goalie Ken Dryden and the fans crossed the Philadelphia blue -who later would be cheering line. -were quiet. "So I figured I better shoot But the 15-minute Inter- ? it," said Lapointe, who figured mission re1talized the potent ' p -,__.,. correctly. His )400t shot found Canadlens' attack, and . the mark with 1:22 remaIning ers suddenly began skating in - ' ' ,,_. z_.- . . to 4;q7-9 I-s - NEW - - -, - - ______ T1 ________ !j1,,;11;_. 3-! Lead -- i - •-' i-:• fF$jJ:. .# - _.. ': n .•, - - -.. ..-. - -. .& ...-.... _.t1 J••i ec*&i. . -, - ________ ______ - game. '5. -- .-. - D Not I a Ii I 1 'They Were Winners Its The Assodated Press was the sacrificial lamb,'' said There have been only 11 per- Strom, who surrendered a walk feet gaines pitched in major to Bud Ilarrelson in the sixth, a league baseball history. No one single to Joe Torre in the sixth expects either Brent Strom or and a single to liarrelson in the Jim Lonborg to IX' N(I. 12 ts. ninth. i'te 5, Braves 2 pecially Strom and Lonborg. The Pirates, riding high with "I donut expect to do It," said six straight sictories, only have Ph1ladelphias L4onborg after he to flex their muscles once a pitched perfect baseball for 6 13 Innings before settling for a game to beat the anemic l0-J victory over the Los Ange- Braves, who have now- dropped 13 straight gaines. les Dodgers Sunday. The Braves have had trouble "You have to be lucky to pitch bunching runs in even one ina no-hitter against anybody," ning. said San Diego's Brent Strom, ftstros 10, Cards 5 who tossed perfect baseball Houston has three homers in against the New York Mets for 5 the past 10 games, all by Cliff 1-3 no-hit baseball for 6 Johnson, who drove in three 1-3 innings and wound up with a runs with four hits help heat 4-0, two-hit shutout. si. Louis. - . --& .- - - -. ' 'I. -' ' • I . ..,- - basketball Association's regutar-season champions, "haven't proven anything except that we can get down 3-1 in the playoffs." says Coach Larry Brown. The reeling Nuggets found '.. themselves in that precarious pitIon today aga!nst the confldent, surging New York Nets - -' - -. r ' __ ,_,...,),p '--....... to .- - - . - -- - -, run record with a 4:10.4 time, the second half," said Brown. munity College's tennis team CrImmIns7b Class A/i/i riuirks were set by "We also took bad shots and -was humming "By the Time I D.Sn,Ithlb Ru If 3I0 30 'I ,.. ,.,t In Iii ID IU ill I.' f?l V% IUU .i,_:_:___ (1t'Uliofl5. My teatumates told un' I practice. in a Su -' ill, 6 Westerns Rev (PhiliDS); 7 Deiner I Purqle- Harness Racing Jai.AIai DAYTONA BEACH SATURDAY MATINEE I i-!or Goodwin (1) FIRST sO. I 80. 6 . 2 Reta Loren:o (7) National League FIRST - I Stc. QLJ?? 1 6 C'C. 3 60. 3 Bargumn Goros (I) 3.60; BATTING (SO .it bats)- Rs' 7) 1280. 460. 7. X'rrn,knnmck (33 Q (21) 2610. P (12) 51.90 Cn. 171, A Oliver, Pgh, 600. 360. 1 Terre Tron (I) 410. 0 SECOND - I. Mareo Davalos (2) RueU, LA, .370; Torre, PlY, (31) 5)) 00. T 2; 10 1 II 60 9 00. 1 00. 7 Uriarte Ovy (I) 365, McBride, SIL. SECOND I More Reliable 720. 760. 3 VictOr Lorenlo (7) 920; Chi, 31. RUNS-Monday. (Wls.', III 17,I0,5I0.410. 2 Grey 0(70) 5660. P170) 70100. Big 0(2 Morgan. Cm. Pose, Cm, 27 innings Biff 3, S 10, 4 60. 3 George Way (2) 4. 7 0) 106300 Schmidt. Phi, 21. Gritfey. Cm. Sunday's Results 0 (3 1) 56400. T (437) 11,579; THIRD I Solos D'aga (6) 1700. 21 Chicago 1. Detroit 2 T 2 10 CD (7 4) SIfl 10 10 0 60, 7 B,srQu'n Edward (5) IN- King BATTED RUNS THIRD Txt 6. BoSton 5 1. Proud Speed s o so i 'tar Davalos (3) 160 man, NY. 30. Monday. Clii, 26, Kansas City 7. Baltimore Kur it,rth( (0) 1 60. 3 40. 7 30. 2. OIS 6 100 20. P Is 5)21000 Schmidt, Phi. 74. Gritley, Cm. S.atelile Son (7) 360. 710. 3 AdiOS Minnesota 6. M,Iwauke 4 FOURTH 1 Marti (Ii 1110. Madlock. Cli'. 22. 0 Parker. Duchess 2) 300. California 3. Cleveland 2 0 (7 II s1S60. T 730. 3 60. 2 Roiolfo (5) 700. S 10. 3. Pgh 2 1077) $I5 60. T I;31 7 Oakland 4, New York 3. 12 ,nWatly (II 3.10; 0(5 St 5.1 60. P (0-5) 45. Mon HlT-Rote, Cm, nings , FOURTH 1 Stratton (Kurt: is SO. 00(603 14520 (lii, 40. Madlock. Clii, 30. fl 00. 740. 2 Todays Games nt CIOr v'irti MoImna FIFTH - I ) Career-a?. Cli. 36. TrIlo Cr-MfliiCSI)tII I fl'v'cn 7) #_,.3 3. Jt'.!C' : 60. 3 63. 2 (dfatl Rodolfo Monta McBride, StL. 3. Kans.a Cm?y lSpilttortf 2 3i. n (21 280. Q (SI) 12' 00; T 5 I? 5 60. 500. 3 Rafael Sardoy (4) neZ. SF. Chicago US 80. T 7 09.3 (Gossage at 17) S8O Q(3 7) 1)00. P(3-i) 10900 10. Clii, DOUBLESMadIock, Texas (BrileS ill. n FIFTH 1 Taylors Farvel SIXTH - I Nes?or MOlina (3) Zisk, Pgh, 10.- MilIan, NY, California (Ryan 37) at Oak (Bridges) (1) 560. 300. 7.80; I. II 00, 1700. S00. 2 Ur'arte Gash II Foli. Mon. I; Rote, Cm, I land (Mitchell 0 II, r, Mmchele Eden (2) 3 70, 760. 3 (0) 11 50.500, 3 Bargumn Egurbi (5) Phi, TRIPLES--D.Cash. Only games 5Chul Maynard Pence $6) 360; 0 (2 1) 450 0(38) 1700; P130) 20010; 0 Parker. Ph. S. Turner. SD. 19 10. 1 (1 26) 1713 Tuesday's Games 00. T 2 04 1 0D3 3 12060 I, Geron"ro. Cm. 3. Cabill. Boston at Cleveland, n SIXTH -I. Cash Box (Serbs-sI (5) SEVENTH - I Victor Arricta (1) 3. W Os. 50 ) Detroit at New York, n 51 00,4740.500. 7 Mqeon Slee4i (1) 13 90. a in i 7 "." Gn.te It fAt BItriCiit' it 0 30. 0. L.IIh' iva iSO; 0 500, 1 60. 3 Netter F0:,rbl ¶21 110: 1 SSo',, T51615)?560: T7 II Q1lt Cty c. ny:; _.joil Chicago at Tcxa. n SEVENTH - I. Minriy fIb (Ted EIGHTH - 1 --p '' Pit.) (5) 1860. 8.00. 410, 2, Glory 880,leo 310. 2 Mutilla Cobian (7) CaItorna at Oitkland. n Lard (1)0 60.1 10. 3 Dee Oum Ores- 760. 7.60. 3. Jorge Elorri (0) 5.00. F14(ida Slate iiii i2: 3 60. 0 (IS? 156 10 T (5 1 7) 0(7 7) 44.20, P (27) 130.00. Big 0 (I NATIONAL LEAGUE l' TM AIIO(,III4 Press 5397 CO 1 7 09 3 6. ?7 Consolation (oIl 21 20) 60 (all East N.rtMrm O'v,59n EIGHTH - I. Nailanah (Garland 7) 171 80 W. L. W L Pc?. OS 01 P)gQl(.5 il $380.1 00.670. 7 Sam Lal,a' NINTH - I Jorge (3) 700. 380. 7 PhIa 15 617 II ti (ter..70z. 161 100, 360. 3 Surtax (7) 26-3 2 Sarduy (3) 550. 340: 3 'I' York It 10 61) S Pe',cso,r 13?) 310 0 (1 61 125 10 1 (16 71 S1IS 00 itfii' 3 00 Q(S 7) 6700. P11 5) Pitt iS 9 625 1 Hawtn I ) 5j NINTH - I Curtis Hill (Joe 162 30 St 167 3 LOu'S 17 $4 S,thevn O'v,sw Seiders) (1)5.60, 5,20,3 00. 2 Bonnie 6, Miami IS, TENTH 1. Victor Pecina (5) ChicagO 11 16 107 W Pain Beach it ii 500 3', Flyer (2)7.10,120, 3 Rum Fantasy 1100, 860, 620; 2 Bob Loren:o (3) Montreal 9 15 37S 7 Lao.roa?e 1117 470 4 (5) 2 80. 0 (241 17600 T II 2 5) 640, 4 20. 3 ursarte Sutton 12) 500. West Pornpr Beach 9 iS 1 1215 60. 1 , 01 1 0(3 5) 27.40. P13 3) 65.10; DD(7-S) Cincinnat 15 10 600 Saturday'i C•iult TENTH 1. Easter April (Bob 161 10 ' WesI Palm Beach 4. ot Laid,rdal, IS 11 S77 Los Ang P4cc) I 7 20 1 80. 2 10. 2 Spunky Pom.ano Peac' 3 P,'-m o ELEVENTH - 1 Mu'tilta Molina HOuStOn II Tamp. I. ia'ea--i ['lit 3) 3 10. 210: 3 I M Bye (6) (2) 17 0 1 00. 300. 2. Marti Paco (II 13 I) Dego 5(0 2' St P,t%b,jr I " "f mi'" 0 CO. Q Ii 5) 59 70. T (83 6)1231 20 380. 250; 3 Pafael-Arrieta (7) 470; 9 17 346 6': San Fran Sunday's esvIts Mt 3500, Handle 1)77.350 7i 00 2) 3610. P121> U.70 5? P,tersb,jrg 1. W nti'r Hl,n 0 Atlanta 8 II 304 TemP4 2. LU,I.nJ) TWELFTH 1 ZubI Boniguen Saturday's Results TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Mum, 17. Pi'nparic B.acPi S (6) 5 10. 4 20, 760; 7 Rafael Elorri New York 7, San Deco 2 Øf (.evdfrdlIC a' Nfll Pam Piear', 7) 3 10. 780. 3 lsasa Echanl: (0) Pittsburgh S. Atlanta 3 FIRST - I R011iCk )Sca). 2 Montreal 1, an Francisco 5 T.dav'sGamel Stars Shield (Hobbs); 3 LisbOn 300. 0126131 60. P(6 2) U 50, 5ig For? Lavoerdal, at PO* Inch Cincinnati 11, Chicago 1 Hanover (Vandervort); 1 Spanish 0 (12. 7 61 consolatIon (all 6)61 20; am •lWct? Peim e• Philadelphia 6. Los Angeles Romel (Myers). S Proud Blue Chip (all 7) 9;? 00 - , - - - - ' - ,-, '. Alinor League. imuith hon>cr uf Reds 14. Cubs The Big fled Machine went into overdrive Sunday, unleashing seven homers and 21 hits t steamroll Chicago. Tony Perez slugged a pair (if homers and Ken Grifley crashed his first majcr league gand slam. GIants 4-0. Expos z-s Steve Rogers pitched the Expos' First complete game and first shutout of the toss. ing a two-hitter at the Giants in the second game of their doubletieader. John Montefusco, 4-1. and relies-er Gary Lavelle, who recordedhis sixth save, teamed season, Bert Camupaneris' sacrifice fly in the 12th innning scored Sal Bando itS the A's defeated Hunter behind Paul I.indblad's brilliant sevtrI-innlng (Inc-hit relief Stint Billy Williams homered for Oakland while Munson had a two-run double for Ness York which saw Its live-game wun• ning streak snapped - Twins 6, Brewers 4 The Twins snapped a tie with two runs in the eighth inning on rookie Butch Wynegar's triple, an intentional walk and a passed ball and throwing error by Milwaukee cat her Darrell Porter. Reliever Ilill Campbell outdueled Milwaukee relief ace Ed Rodriguez to earn the triumph. Campbell pitched four innings. dloWing Just two hits and strikout six. i White ,So . - s - , - - 5t 1ar'pa LouiS 5. Houston I Hawn BC-1.OvtMrttLeeive. Iv The Atwtatpd £aitr,s Division w L t. os 17 9 551 13 12 Sa v arvi s --- 320 3'' U 12 470 1 10 Ii 4)5 aCk%OVi,i, Western D,yIsIin u,no,,le U 12 Chattanooga 2 II 500 I II Id 410 2, Mofl?Qomefy ' I) ColumbuS 3 ResultS $i, Cincinnati 11. Clicao 2 Hoston ID. St Louis S Todays Games Los Angeles IHOoten cous lratccne i2. 72) a, q fl j Mayor ic/s Leaders - , Melton, Cal, 16 PlY, HIT 5-Cliamblits. 35 North. Oak. II. Munson, NY. 33 NY, Bcicl"t' Rivers. 30 Tuesday, May II Pro Basketball Cal. DOUBLES-Melton, the Southeastern Conference Robinson, finished Palmer. Semlfsnal Rud. Oak. S. D,Evans. Bsn. and Ohio Valley Besl-of-7 Ser,es 7.-r. I. Stanton Cal, 7. Carew, Angels 3, Indians Sunday's Risulti ('t*fl5, 1 Garner. Oak, Ex.Indian Rusty Torres Boston 91. Cleveland 19. Bos Prep Pairings NY, IPIPLES-Pmnella, 3. 'on leads SCriCS 20 Four of Florida State's losses cracked a two-run triple' off Lynn. Bsn. 2. RiCe. Bsn. 2 Phoenix Golden State 133. eamt' in the Seminoles last Six Dave LaRoche to cap a three- Rivers. NY, 7. negar, Mn. 129. 7 CT. Series 2? t4 ttn Oa 2 Set By FH S,AA games, i\iong with ttle loss Sun. run eighth Inning rally. Meanday was an 11-5 defeat, also to while, Frank Tanana fired a JACKSONVIllE' I AP) - (eorgia Southern i3&-19 t. Jun three.hitter and struck out eight Th- Florida High School Ac. McArdie powered FSU'. victo, for his first victory since April tisities Association has an- rv in Sunday s first came with :i II :illnwina' -. .......... nnl,.' ,,n h,t r,ffg,r flounced the first.round two-run triple. Doug Howard's two-run double irings for the state baseball The Unisersitv if Florida in the second Inning. Until the championship, which begins t'mit-tj its season Sunday by eighth, the Angels milanaged lliwsday The pairings: splitting a Southeastern Confer- on)) three hits off Fritz (lass A/i/iA at Tampa ence doubleheader with Gear. Peterson Satellite s-s. Pensacola Tate, 2 gia, winning 7'€ 9lfl(i losing 4-3 pill. the nightcap. The Gators fin: s South Dade vs. Brandon, 8 ished with a 21-27 overall mark P-fl0 and 10-13 league record, hn:ls ,ThatF(;dI) In junior college baseball Mia,ili-1)ade Downtown won Ui' Tampa (atholn' ss Panama state junior college title with a .. City tLis- 2 9-0 5 lctot) over ie Delray Atlantic vs. Orlando day. steve lerner pitched a _____ Bishop Moore. 8 p.m. two-hitter to enable DadeFinals 1 p.m. F'rida)' I)owntowT3. to host the f,eorgia ('lass A/i at SI. Cloud (huit1llOfl May 21-22, With tti'(t't)ttWy ss. 1ike Butler, 2 5' iuner 'oi' to Un' rational h PIll. Conference -... - ' •4b UIIL' '' I 6 Bourgeois). (Thompson THtRO 5•y$ uesdayS Games fJ(4I.\,tk Randolph Justly SATURDAY NIGHT 7 What Acclaim FIRST- I solos Sutton (1) Ii 20. Porter), S. Cardiff Ii H'iell). u 00. 7 Ibar Goodwin (3) 4 60. SECOND - I Squaw Byrde 5 60. 3 u iare Ecward (1) 1 40. 0 Minor r',dhitylOfld) Beau (13) 2 so. P (131 105 10 (Htr,n) 3. Caroline Calgary SECOND- 1 Rc'.l 11 ,',vi (1) (Neltin). i Princess Strong (P. 1620. 560. 720; 2 o'Y's, (7) Regur). S. Speedy Tracer (Seders). 6 10. 5 80; 3. Mario Pr .ra '3 1 00. 6 Single OilIer (Bridges). 7. Enougn 0 (1 lI SI 20: P (hi fl-0 ,'O 8 Q (1 Time (Sica); S Queen May 3, 17) 1.052 20 (Johnson); 7. Buddy Hope THIRD- 1 Barquin Lorenlo (6) Pitu). i Pittsburgh S. Atlanta 2 San Diego 4. New York 0 Son Francisco 40. Montreal CPi.rmc"e 7 am w rtf'r 5cr c.e' Sunday's Resulti Philadelphia 10. Lot Angeles St 4, Tigers 2 -"- - 1 Flyer Farong 1000. 420. 370, 2. RetaPecir'a (2) 1*0, 3*0. 2 (bar Edward II) 420; 0 INe.vman). 3. Sweetheart Volto FOUTfl-1 Mar11 (7) 1420.5.80, (Drayton) 1 Trademark lBs-re:- 3(0 2 Mutlla (3) A 60, 2 50; 3. nak), S Sail Boat (Dvoracek); 6 Wally (11360. 0 (37) 1* 10. P (7-3) Azalea 10111). 7 Ocala Bebe 5370. 0 (67) 69.30. (Dennis). I Johnny Mmnbar FIFITH- 1 Sciarsa Arrieta (1) (Vandervort) 960 7 60. 100; 2. Galdos Sarduy (7) FOURTH - I Ranger Jean 9 20. 1.70, 3 Jorge- Borliguefl (6) (Aldrch) - 7 PromPt Pick (HIerpe); 380. 0 (12) 1610. P (12) 149 10. 3 Torpedo Byrd (Gill) - 1. Egi-ptman SIXTH -1 Barquin Mandmola U) "rd (Hobbs). S Captain Riddle P4 1560. 8 20. 540. 2 Uriarte Molirta Sici). a. Bulie? Freight (No i40, 340. 3 NestorWally (5) Driver). 1 Jferson Adios (Kim 320. 0 37)57 60. P (73) 215 70. DO hOlt), 5 Clay Haven Psoneer (17) (37 30 (Vandervort) SEVENTH- 1 So)aia Ccblan (I) FIFTH 1 JOPpa Star Mad I300 700 6 10. 2 Orbs- Gas?) 11(6) Dusty (Dvoracek). Tag 3 40. 1 tO. 3 Gatdos Arrieta (1) 1 10. 2 (Newman), 3 BrIght Mr (Farber): 0 (68) 1260. P (86) 179 10 Oslikoth 1011), 5 MaurIce Ea EIGHTH-i. Zubi-Sarduv (1)0 10. ward Bereznakl, 6 R,beiriOQe Rob 300. 2 Rafael Cobian (2) 6.00. u Hysell). 7 Tallow (Scuds-rU; 5 520 300 3 Mar-ti Echanu: (7) 2.00, 0 (2Lazy S'e (Thompson). SIXTH - 1 Cinders ?,'cElw'yn 1)35 40. 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Central Florida, pern near the finish Ilne to win lie has talked with Miss hub kept the .ar in the garage Five others who topped 180 Brevard, Edison and Dade the 180-nautical mile Bacardi In 6 II I? a 1 thought! could go on to make the pitches necessary to do Ow job." 2 garage just seven doors west of appearance was Olivera's 0*11 went as fast as I had here to MLs,s Guthrie, however, was piston. McCluskey at 100.144. day lot the round trip between hisownat the IndianapoltsMo- precedent-shattering accom- get through the tests, Now, again thwarted in her attempt "That's racing," the 38-yearDaily practice contlnueo Miami and [limIni, He finished tar Speedway, Olivero spends a plishment here: he Is the first we're going to try to work up to gel onto the track for the first old Mis,s Guthrle shrugged, "I through Friday, with quail- Haul Honors in exactly three hours, lot of time waiting, trying not to driver in history to pass the en- speed until we gt it to where time, can't really say anything more fications next Saturday and BIT) ILL) Ken Martindill Robert Sherr of i'ompanot get nervous, tire rookie test on the first day we think It belongs." For the second day than that." Sunday, and again, on May 22aml Jt-f I Smith grabbed vie. Beach won the 106-nIlle produc.' ilie rookie, de. of Two months ago, he made his mechank-al problems kept her The fastest of 18 drivers who 23. tories in Saturday night's drag lion class with an aver-age fending champion of the CaliOli%ero looked So good in champiorts}iip car debut, finish- racer in the garage until the did make it out was 1974 winner The 60th ninnlng of the racing program at the Central speed of 51.87 m.p.h, fonnia Racing Association, has completing the first two phases ing 13th at Phoez'il. I-Us team- closing minutes of practice, and Johnny Rutherford, who posted world's rir.'hcst auto race will be Florida Dragway with Terry 000, Magnum powered by $50,. 350 flos?ofl 576 NY, 19. HendriCk. Cle, lb. Rv Bicardi championship automobile rac- doing a good Job, so you have to just glad we got it over." rookie." mon finally took It out, an oil Johncock at 18-4.653, Tom Sneva standings. The field Included 18 expect that." Olivero has run his Eagle at "It seems like she's pretty in. line broke. Sunday morning, SI. at 184.2, 1969 winner Mario An- schools, But this year, while the Almost overlooked amIdst 181 rn.p.h. at Ontario Motor telligent," he said. " I think mon managed Just to laps be- dreW and Wally Dallenbach, 13 9 ing 4-3, for a final 39-14 record. in the top fIVC the first run home. Slinson Jacksonville ended Its season Two of the Florida reams doubled for two more and with a 43-12 record Sunday by could draw tx'rths in the re- White's two-run single, after an - entcr 9 Set The first batter Lonborg laced in the seventh inning was Dave lA)pes, who slammed a soreaz-ner to the left-center field wall. But Garrs' Maddox tracked It down with a tumbling grab. l)nborg, 4-0, said Maddox' sensational catch made him think he was ready for immort.alit). "I got goose bumps," iid tI Driver Olivero Sharing Rookie 500 Billing With Janet Guthrie B.sl?imore 7 Sax history to win 20 games four 7, 'tgomecy 31 56n Franc Sco at Chicago Cl%.,iOlt. 21 san Dt-o at PPilaoelphia, n years in a row, blanked Detroit Chattanooga 7. Jacksonw.Ie I New York at Atlanta. n (In three hmts for 5 2-3 innings Tad-sy's Games P.ttibijrgh it Cincinnati, II Orlando a' C"arictt, before lit' was hit 0 Ron Los Angeles at St. LouiS. Il Chattanooga a' .5¼'gon'*fv ErIvillI • I.t'F'hire's line drive. The Montreal a' Houston, fl aori,.y e a, S.,er.ra' fractured kneecap may sideline • him fr the rest i-f the Pro Hockey League Richards saill 1w is consulB ering replacing (H1 with any NHL Playoffs of four pitchers - Pete' VuckFinals isich, Jesse Jefferson. Fran. Best-of.? Series MImilni completed itS 'eaSOfl cisco The Associated I'ress American League Sunday's Result Barrios or Dave 11amBATTING (50 a? batS)- L',rn Montreal 1. Baseball players at Florida earlier in the week by taking Ilton. Philadelpha LCF lore. Oct. Bsn. 421 386 Montr s-al leads best Of Seven State, Miami and Jacksonville two of three games (it Florida , i,',t( , s5 NY. 300. Patek, series 10 are assailing word this week on State for a final 40-13 record. C 37Q, BOStOCk. Mn, 365 Tuesday, May 1) nosals 7, Orioles I which of them will advance into Florida State. the NC/iA re. 2$. NY, S-Rivers, Philadelphia at Montreal Bib Stinscrn and Frank Whth' North,U NOak. 20. P White. NY. National Collegiate Athletic As- :ional champion last ear, was drs-e In two runs apiece as the -. ---17 i Qtm, KC B Belt, Ce. WHA Playoffs ranked second in last week's I(()vals scored live times )ci)tiOn tournament play It (6 C 01. P em -i- 6 Semifinals in the national collegiate ratings, with third could be all three schools Our Oak. 16, Wasnngtn. Bet-of.7 Series C inning and to defeat Jim Sunday's Result Florida State ended its regu- 1974 College World Series ltnil Palmer and record their sixth toughs, Tee, 16 IN-RI.Je BATTED New England 1, Houston I, RUPIS 1mw season Sunday by splitting a 1st Miami fourth and Jackson- slctorv in seven games. Singles Oak, Oct. 77. Horton. 21. flew England leads best of 5ev doubleheader with Georgia vile fifth. ArIzona and Arizona by George Brett and Al Cossens CPmt5, NY. 19. Munson. en series 71 3000 ver again. OS StCJ te (C Ileg e Jacksonville Raines finished Richard Crane of Cocoa Beach turned the ball over without Get To Phoenix" last weekend Robare II 1 0 I 0 was badofforlosing me." that it whirling got the shot tip of hisDryden toe on ajust JimininFriday's Miami,Sunshine Open meet with 45 points to 24 for South %sith a high jwnp of 6 feet, 8 purpose. Our foul shooting was after qualifying for the national Smith p was really so afraid and 1 1 0 Shulerp Bies banked $22800 for his Watson shot. 2 0 I 0 Plantation in the Class AMA inches and by Earl 11111 of awful (20-for-35) and we had tournament May 24 in Arizona, lotus 37 , ii , I second-place finish that IncludFinally, it was over, and 17,"I know it would surprise a meet, and TitusvilIe Astronaut Gainesville Buchholz with an indMdual breakdowns all over and Just missing a state ed a closIng 68 and a vague 582 bodies left the For-urn re- lot of people if I beat Mclear, had 65 poInts to 36 for runnerup 880 time of 1:52.8. James Hick- the place. It was Just a disaster, championship by a whisker. leliWood DII 110 600 -4 Sanford 411 101 Dli-, threat during the nationally lieved. They'll come back again but it wouldn't surprise me," Lake Wales in the Class A/i/i cy of Apopka tied the 120-yard Once we broke down, there was No. 2 Stuart Thompson and __________________________ televised windup to the weath- Tuesday, and probably do it all added Haley. event, high hurdles mark with a 14 Just a lot of wishing and No. 4 Howard Flagg won state t-r.plagued Rales-.was second In the 220hoping." (lass A/i honors went to Pa- second clocking, titles, while No.1 Steve C-ox and Margate No. 3 Peter Roberts were losers In the championship finale. Champ Miami-Dade South won the title with 21 points, followed by MIAII (AP) Preston llenn SemInole with 20 and Palm of Margate overcame a propel. otlit-r year, Bobby Olivero 'omar ever t.& the In. allowed turn to lirilsh the final would be drawing raves as an dianapolis 500. two phases at 165. up-and--coining rookie with a "She deserves a lot of atten"I had no idea I was the first smacked his the year. the Pittsburgh Pirates tocia'," said Johnson. who opener. beat the Atlanta Hrav 5-2, the Houston Astros pounded u s. Louis Cardinals 10-5. the Cm$ cinnati Beds crushed the Chi. cago Cubs 14.2 and the Montreal Expos blanked the San Fran--cisco Giants 8-0 in the second l game of their doubleheader after losing the opener 4-2. - -. 10 $0 10 Tus-sday. May 11 Ftston a? Cleveland 6 Hendrick, Cle. S. Burrougs Te*. S Grieve, Tei, S. Ford A BA Playoffs Mn, I, Bando. Oak, I. Rud Finèls Oak. 4 Dest-of-7 Seri.5 ST0LEN BASES- North Satvrday's Rs-sult Oak $3. Rivers, NY, 12. Par, New York 121. Denver Iph, NY. 10. Remy, Cal, , New York cads series 31 Patek. KC. 9 Tuesday, May 11 PITCHING (3 Dcc's'ons) flew York at Denver 0 ElIi, NY. 30, 1 Qf3 7 Brewer, Cot, 3 0. I 000. 1 76 Fitimorris, KC, 30. I 000, .1 5 Slaton, MO, 4 1, 7 t W Campbell. Mm, 1 1. 000. 7 0? 0R013efl5. Oct. ' Briles. Tee, 31, iSO. 2.59 Urn SEMINOLE barger. Tex. 3.), iSO, 372 SATURDAY NIGHT -- West TCSIS 15 6 111 Kan CtIt e Mf'wesota $0 $0 Oakland $7 13 Chicago 7 II ,, California 10 16 us p Saturday's Results Texas 8 17. Boston 54 Detroit 7. Chcaqo I Minnesota I), M,Iwaubee New York I. Oakland I KanCity 6, Baltimore 3 California 4. Cleveland 3. Ii League, - MitAkee Detroit Cleveland LWI1 I n As I. Vankees 3 a DENVER (AP) - The Den. ver Nuggets, the American __ _______ ___ his record first chance at 100-yard much fun to lead every day. I Leach went Just wide with a world co-holder McTear won the long jump. sear. oId J _______ _______ - - - -. est slow-starting team, had a 4- been played in the middle pen.' -. 4.,3 od, gcals by Jim Roberts and ____ Ned Ratnes ruM out from under hat as Charles Williams takes Larry RobliLson had evened the ______ _______ as they prepared for Tuesday throw for out stunt. (Herald photo by Tom Vinctut). score. night's Fifth game of the best-of., E a S / 'N i n ;. "In the second period our forseven champlonship series. The . -wards started floating," obNuggets beat New York In served Coach Fred Shero, Sanford Giants Win --"iL For Hayes whoseFlyersaretrngtoe-, McNlchols Arena before come the third team in National • splitting the first two games of • 1 g' • • . DALLAS(AP-"It'sbeena HockeyLeaguehlstorytowin thisseries.lftheNuggetswln '. .,-'s_-:--'.-- - ..' VVith i-hitter, 9 -4 long time coming," said Mark three Stanley Cu in a row. Game Five, the team.s will reHayes with a sigh, "but this is "Our defense stayed in too turn to the Nassau Coliseum A combined three-hitter by Smith and t)ean Smith drove in the gre4ites thrill of my life. I much, We were getting caught [)a s h C h a rn p Uniondale, N.Y., Thursday ferrySmith,Ernshuleran three runs apiece. jnst hope it's going to be easier on two-on-ones and three-onR a I e y Eye s night for the sixth game, rim Rahnes sparked the SanSanford upped Its record to 3to win next time." two&" The Nets, led by Julius Er- ford Giants to a 9-4 vIctory over 0. If it were much easier it It was the Montreal defense ring's '4 points and helped by the Zeliwood Angels Sunday at The Giants play again Sunday would be illegal, that was caught at 5:17 of the John Williamson's 24, BrIan Sanford Memorial Stadium in a at Zeliwood. The lean, handsome young third period, when Philadelphia S U n s h i n e AA e e t, AA c I e a r Taor's 23 and Jim Eakins' 17, semI-pro baseball game. Oklahoman, leading from start defenseman Larry Goodenough 1E LLWOOD whipped the Nuggets 121.112 OffensIvely, the GIants got AS S H If to finish, blazed home with a 69 sent a power play wrist shot, WINTER PARK lAP yard event in the Class AAAA hokee with 63 poInts to 26 for Saturday night, moving Within three hits from Ned Ralnes and Victor p-lI 4000 Sunday and won the $200,000 past Dryden's late-kicking right - "It doesn't matter that cv- 220 with a 21.2 clocking, the Jasper llaniilton, and the Class one victory of clinching their Bob Jacobs, who each had two Jones u 3000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic al- leg. Wydeltulp 7200 erybody talks about Iflouston) same as AAAA winner Wyatt A team champion was Green- second league title in three singles and a double. Robert York Ibss 1 01 most in a breeze. The Flyers' lead was short- McTear," Calvin Haley said Cyril of Orlando Oak Ridge vile, with 641-3 points to 43 for years. Sony2b I010 It was his firs triumph after lived, for five minutes later after leading Jacksonville posted. rimerup Greensboro. The loss was more one-sided rI flhic.k 2 000 four years on the tour. Jacques Lemalre banked a Raines to Florida's prep Class Piosiec Class MA/i records were et than the scare indicated - the S (( 4 100 MCTCar Won the Class A/i A/ n s Brown ri ci 3 11 0 by Rob Gomez of Boca Ciega Nets led by as many as 19 points He assaulted the par.71 Pie- backhander Into the Phila- AAAA track title with a 100- )'ard dash in Saturdays rain- with an 880 time of 1:529, by beforeDenverclosedthegap In Cedrickcf-Th 3000 Trail golf course with deiphia net off the goal post. yard dash time of 9.4 seconds, delayed Class A-A/i wrapup JohnSte Charles lb 3000 rounds of 66, 67 and 71 before Moments later, a spectacular Pollardp -artoflke WorthJ.I. the closing minutes. And It left 000 "Inacoupleofyears,lexpect with a time of 22.1 seconds. Totals the closing 69 that left him 11 toe save by rrtminder Wayne 743 Leonard with a pole vault of 15 the Nuggets - the only ABA at 10 n a I GIANTS under par at 273 and two shots Stephenson stopped a Jim Rob- them to be talking about me. I The Baker High School star, feet 4 inches, and by Tommy team ever to win 60 games two AS S H SI ahead of runnerup Don Bies. er-ts' rocket and brought the intend to work at track," Haley '%ho tied the 100-yard world Sparks of Orlando Edgewater seasons in a row - bewildered Duharif S7I0 st.ariitrd of 9.0 added Saturday night. "Next time," grinned Hayes, fans to their feet. T Rains-sib p 5 31 0 onds in the with a shot put of 64 feet, l' and questioning their osn NJ e t S I 0 t Haley, a senior headed for 1975 state meet, had a (uS- inches. Tom Ierron of ability. R.Smiths 26,ttickinga$40,000checkinhjs 4323 The Flyers, giving H.Ralnesc S 13 Texas Southern on a track-foot- appointing time of 10.0 in winpocket, "I'm going to come grudgingly, had two affair. ' innings, - -- - ! to F1F 'Ii - t OhP fr4d :: - . , ____ 4I Yt1?V 'OCh' - - Open AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pci. to defeat games SPORTS . ________ _______ 1' . ___________ "4 ____ __ - -so ___ ___ ________ Baseball -- For Montreal P - I'%, (.1 c'ago White S4X held on the IX'troit Tigers 4-2 for Wilbur Iht'res 1k) panic in Boston l'ci jwrhaps because Manager struck by a line drive and l)arrell Johnson of the )li.'d Sax suffered a broken left kneecap, has no buttons left to push. the Kansas Clt Royals trimilier&s not much we can (in tiied the B;iItmtre Orioles 7.4 with our line-ui) 55 ith three and the California Angels edged people laid up.' Johnson said the ('leveland Indians 3-2. Sundat after the defending Seven al Itie setbacks u: BbsMnt'rican Ilague champs SIVi ton's losing streak - the lasttheir losing streak reach nine in place Red Sax are 8: ('05% -- longest since 1963 ut first have come it the sitha6.5conie-Irorn.ahcad loss hand.c of the Rangers, whose the Texas Rangers. t'ight.game winning string is a With center fielder Fred cluti record. l.irn, shortstop Rick Burleson This time, the Rangers raland third baseman Rico Petrolied for Iwo run.s in the eighth cdli all sidelined, the Red Sax inning (fl a walk, singles by Jim bore little resemblance to the Sundher and Jwin Beniquez (-lot) that took Cincinnati SCVand second basenuu) Denny tn games in the 1975 World Doyle's throwing error on a Series before losing on a bloop potential double play ball, 13-ossingle in the nth Inning. ton's third mtScue ot the EIst'wta're, the Oakland '' m )ktl SIx had an early 4.0 mP1'1l the- N s VIrk \lflket'.' Icail ('t'ctl Cooper and Jiiii UU1 t'x-tcainniate Catltsh HuntRice tinniered. er 3 in 32 innings, the Mm. "No panic." Johnson insisted. nesota Twins dossiwd the Mil have to keep going out waukee Brewers 6, the Chi there with confidence. II you think bad things, you're going tn get beat. I think one win will make all the difference to this NOA/r' Better Late Than Never couragement, Canadiens left record goal, ec11ing the mark wing Steve Shutt recognized the of 15 set by Montreal's Yvan ' .1 -d -7*71. L.4h:w1wI 11 ... - ______________________ II I lh 1- In Asso lalt d Pr& ss I I ---. I M:4L i 'diii I I I I - Monday, May IO.l97'-'-7A Highway 17-92 in Longwood. Br4nd ew ELECJ.QjIç CALCULATO ranging from pock.t size to the large desks models with tape print.out. all new with warranty in the original cartons. brand names include CANON. ROCKWELL, HERMES. UNICOM, COLUMBIA. CORVUS, OLYMPIA and EXACTRA (Texas Instrument). RQ EQVl%ftI'-Component and high fidelity sets ELECTPOPHONIC. LLOY'O'S UNISONIC, OLYMPIC with GARRARD and SSR Turntables and Speakers. All Brand New with Factory Warranties, lflC uding CQPYN MACHINS from 3M Company, Models 107.157. 217 and o1. All mosels feature "DRY COPY" no chemicals needed. All Brand New. MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. THIS l NOT DISTRESS MERCHANDISE - ALL MERCHANDISE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - MOST EQUIPMENT BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL CARTONS WITH FACTORY WARRANTIES. INSPECTION OF MERCHANDISE MORNING OF SALE. TERMS OF SALE: CAStiQR CERTIFIED CHECKOLY1 * Nota Deli's Aucticri ServIce �10. Tuesday 800 Cd) (61) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 6 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP Morning 610 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 .~. (Non) WITH THIS RING (Tuos., Thurs.) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION .19' ABC NEWS 24 CARRASCOLENDAS 3 RIN TiN TiN 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 6 CONCENTRATION M HOGANS HEROES 9' WiLD. WiLD WORLD () 6,30 sHow (16) SUNRISE SEMESTER 24) INTERCOM 24 3 STAR TREK 730 2 WILD KINGDOM: "Return 01 the Sea Cows." 6. (Non, Wed., Fri.) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (Tuos.) uNDERDOG (Thurs.) BULLWINKLE (16) SUNRISE JUBILEE K HOGAN'S HEROES 2 :1Z NBC MOVIE: Gemini Man.' .41) .61 JUNIOR MISS PAG. EANT. 19th annual pageant with hçh school seniors from 505 mpe1ingUha& Landon Is ho1. MOVIE 'Ht.th I 1100 61 FRAN CARLTON Ex- (12) (111 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (16) GAMBIT 9:00 (1121) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: (I) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: 61 (Mon.) LIFEINTHESPIR. IT (Tucs -) PRACTICAL (I) LETS MAKE A DEAL 11:30 (211) ia HOLLYWOOD SQUARES THE ROCK (Thta's.) MANNA (Fri.) THE BIBLE (I) MOVIE: (Mon.) "For Me aM My Gal." Judy.GavJ Gene Kely. 1942. ('ri) (TL$s.) "Wild Heritage." Wdi (Mon., Tues,, Wed.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thurs.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) RE. LIGION IN THE NEWS (91) HAPPY DAYS (A) 24) (Mon., Wed., Fri.) VILLA H''Y GUtL11flO. (B&W) 1059. (Thtts.YPapa's DcaIOCO). dltIOn."JaddeG$eason,Glynés JoIwts, 6:55 tj. 1200 21 uws (14) (1) YOUNG AND REST. LESS 61t . 7 starts gIving advice to lOvelorn shutin, (H) the 1' 24. SPECIAL Of THE WEEK: " i, Story: ,j Srcw.TestoryoaCne American named Jade SIw Wont, an accompltshod ceram,cst. Set in the 1920s, 9 MONDAY NIGHT 857 .2i (12) NBC NEWSUPOATE 900 411(6) AU. IN ThE FAMILY: Azthleisdetem'iinedlospenda low key weekend so h blood pessise ts down when he takes his oomparty physal. (Ri 9.30 C411 111 MAUOE:Vtvian'sdog dies while in Maude's care. (A) 3 JIMMY SWAGGART 10:00 JOE FORRESTER: 12) (1 riuttolearthfotatrrendtaken 1114) (6) MEDICAL CENTER: A celefrated opera stat (guest P 'te'ta Peters) thedcs uto center, rekindling an old -'ance for Dr. lochner 'nes Daly). (A) 24. TODAY IN THE '.GISLATURE 3 .' 1 n P r o g r c ru rn i ri 9 Frank, Kenneth A. Cox and situation comedies. NEWS (4) 4r.& : - _______ FOR THE DEAF 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU _____ 11.30 . '. -' rç.i. s-.. L 4, -M - _ -.- . . L. . *4 .'.-, . Li .. ' r.. Z w- -- .'.;.. . ?.).T 4... J - L . ... • ' -._' - "- J 6 CBS MOVIE: it's Good to beA1Ive.Pa4Wueld,flul,y Dee. 1974. Drama on noy campanona uw arooiciyn Dodgers catcher whose b rwastxoughttoa T.P. ' -'T -i....•-- ''9 hail bya tragic at.*o sdent Ifl :' ., s..-. .,.- El WILD, WILD WEST .. ia.,fl s.,s,,a,.' fl i,.. ,. I.. e- - • -k.' '- .- _.•- . .' - - . 4' 1j'p '7 1, ? ".r ,i' ?:' ' *L. - - -, "4 -. , - 'jr_ -( " _; t -' - - v- -1 - 1;. . &- . ---- '_ p4-. nfl'. brtCIAL: Ainencs'n Bandstands MUrUAT r*iupi i Ctarlchost$this$PowfitUiegde Guests: Fats Domino, Fabéan, Chubby Checker, Connie Franca, Dion, Pat Boone, Artnoflo Fta-hc&lo. (R) 2i ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT ; .j a 121' TCNIGHT 2 _j• •-,• i '. c rr-. ---i-- - ..••__-4 - -. J ••' ..;e:-t - .- "F - A _'. 'V -? '- r -:4 - 1' El THE 1- 1112) TOMORROW 191) DAILY WORD . 105 51 MOVIE - 'I ' ' :-•. ': • .1•.' .i.kpi•.•:J*' , .Y I. A FLOYD EcITEEPPISES THEATRE GCNA1 .. _a . " '°' -' •'. (CO.40 *1 i -Z): '. - '' MONth HOUR .4:* "PHANTOM PARADISE" OF THE '1!T 'iijm ______________________ RATTLERS ALSO G - _r.lJ - BUG rer swap sor A't ' . LEYSU,OAiAM tFM ALL)?1 We -i __.__ --- - • _, and that I intend to reg'ster said r'amne with the Clerk of the Circuit 1957. British. 1:30 11.2) 12) D'AYSOFOURLIVES (4) 161) AS THE WORLD Frank himself much criticized That is what the FCC Is asked game shosis distributes "New Treasure prune-time access rule, which to do in the petition filed by hurt" and "Name That Tune" originally was designed to pro- Sandy Frank, who heads his - onlY against what both Cox vide diversification and in- own syndicating company novation but which instead has New York City. Besides wide- ILfld Bryant say was an overthe original led to a glut of game shows. spread support from other syn. sight in drafting Imposed by the Federal Corn- d ic a t or s, i n dependent munications Commission in producers and craft unions, his "We are not trying to elevate 1970, therule seemsfinally to be attorney on the matter is -. or to debase the tastes of gaininggrudgingacceptancein Kenneth A. Cox, who was an the siewing public, but simply the telesision industry. More FCC ('onimissloner in 1970 and to insswe that the commission's (I) RHYME AND REASON -- televisicin's 200 (1) 520,000 PYRAMID 2.30 ThE DOCTORS (2) 111,1; (61 4) THEGUIDINGLIGHT (1) BREAK THE BANK 24) (Mon.) COLLEGE FOR CANINES (A) Clues.) SOUNDS TAG E (Wed.) OURSTORY (R) (Thurs.) NOVA (A) (Fri.) KUP'S SHOW •- for it and a growing rumber are outside the game grams (A) size, diversity and Ashbrook P. Bryant.. who siTote economic siabihity of the al- former FCC staff executive, imize the Moreover, a large contingent counsel, was , intended to stimulate," the craft unions has petitioned the handful of game shows There Is nothing to prevent FCC for an amen'hnent that "Bowling for Dollars," "Cross the creation of new game shows supporterssay would give them Wits" and "To Tell the Truth" to replace the ones that now air a chance to make the rule work among them - are clogging up several times a week, the as it was intended, the prime-time access penn petition points out, adding: The prime-time access rule because many sictions air them "But even that would give the requires the three network- as often as live times a week. public greater variety than they affiliated TV stations in each of They calculate that if these now get." hour eaj-ller being shown once a week, the to take up the proposal in nikt- in the Central Time in the access rule would have a opposition in the form iii state- Tues., see iow, HARTMAN,MARYHARTMAN 6 THE FLINTSTONES (9) GENERAL HOSPrTAI. 24) (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT - their Monday through 300 ANOTHER WORLD Preempted (Wed) WOMAN MOTHERS IN LAW. (Fri o) SENIOR SCENE 3:30 (4) CC MATCH GAME: Pro35) (6.) (Tues. orgy) public affairs shows are cx- programs each week. (Iucvrs of sonic' of the shosss cepte'd. Thus the merit of his pro- that 'cnu1(t lx' rurk'd. The FCC's intention was to break up the dominance that CBS, AI3C and NBC held over television during the prime viewing hours at night, turning over one hour to the io'.al stations iii hopes they would do Ag tiy more community-oriented programning of their own and buy Prograrri COICeS Fo r P BS independent producers and Broadcasting Service statior.s Week" also was have just about finished their syndicators. DAYTIME progress, see 3 p.m., Ch. 4. barredfrornairingrerunsof old the FCC apparently didn't reckon with the high cost of producing a TV show. Few stations ssere willing to fill that Hut time themselves and so turned to syndicated rirogrammning which is tiandicapçed by having to nut on fnr lpsiq -- Ii' titrrwl --..-. money than a network program because there is never any guarantee how many stations 55111 buy it. The pririie-time access period soon became laden with the likes of "Hollywood Squares," "Let's Make a Deal," "Name That l'une," "The Price Is Itight," "Truth or Consequences" and "Concentration."Therealsowereaflockof wild animal shows. But some encouraging signs of change have appeared recent!), especially "The Bobb Vinton Show," which tkmmnsttes that networkstyle progrwi,mlng is possibie in syndication. And Columbia Studios, a major supplier of network Ti shows, announced April 18 that It is making a lulllh'dyc'u ('tirTlmItjflent to syntheation, tori, including the ' '•.-_ ' ' '..- .- .-- decidingwhichpubhicTVshows in PBS' "program cooperative" plan. The results? PBS says ut out of O offerings the stations bought 2 programs - only f of them new - which range from a collection of TV 511(7555 by rnI Knviwc In -e the Inte ------"Washington Week in Review." The newbLe are "The Age of Uncertainty," a history series; six "Scenes from a Marriage" by Swedish director Ingmar Bergman: "Studio See," a series of features, poetry and drama for kids: and "Parent Effectiveness," which suggest ways parents might raise and cope with the little ones. Out unless they find a kindly underwriter are "Evening Edifinn" with news conunentatrer Martin Agmonsky; ''Kup'' Show"; "The Mark of Jazz"; "Philadelphia Folk Festival"; "What's cooking"; and "Wornan Alive," PBS says. Over-all, the stations (only those paying for the shows can carry theni bought nine series in the drama, music and literature categories, ranging from "Evening at Symphony" to "Austin City Limits" to "Book -- -'- ---- ..'-.--- I' , Beal" Public affairs and dIscussion shows and special events coverage from Washington accounted for five purchases, "Woman" to "World Press," Fiseat fans will be 11ap- from LILIAS, YOGAANDYOU(FrI) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 4 00 '21) IRONSIDE (11) MARY H.ARI'MAN, MARY t-IARTMAN: PreetnplodTues., see 3 p.m. u €D MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD '11) EDGE OF NIGHT renewed. - "Studio See" will be available, with 'Parent Effectiveness" serving the older trade, Lowell 'Thomas' recollections will be back to Join the new "Age of Uncertainty" in the history department. same Street" amid 3 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B&W) 5:00 .2) ADAM 12 1 - Geraido Afl Rivera. ,ry • . I r , .OurI .. Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: May 10, 1976 DEl "1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT_.,,l,r'f AND )C1YWWL .'JUrI IT, FLORIDA CASE NO. 1$.791.CA.09.B UNITED COMPANIES FINAN CIAL CORPORATION, a LouIsiar corporation, Plaintllf, - . - . . -. vs PATRICK SULLIVAN and KATHY SULLIVAN, his wife, Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE that the NOTICE Is hereby qivt'ri undersigned. AR THUR II. ItECK WITH, JR., Clerk of the Circuit A LitkC Mary 2 Bedioom duplex. central heat & air. carpet, drapes, tulty guppec1 kitchen. $150 mo 64301)? days. t-iS 3572 eveS - 32-Houses Unfurnished .3 BR, 2 baths, carpeted, stove & School of Music. isoffering private essons in Sanford. 37O9i9. . , of ______________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE 11 ' 28.3 Bedroom Homes ___________________________ Carefree living, 2 BR, P baths, fully equip kit , carpet, C H&A, tree water & malnt., adults. No dogS 322-1961. Rro,n Pest Control has two openings sales. Fantastic op portunity for mature man with in somesales experience sioosatery trann Apply at Art Brown Pest Control, 7562 Park Dr. 3fl We have 28. 3 BR homes, Furnished or Ijnfurnisried. 513$ to $725. 8165 ____________ EXTRA SPECIAL 2 BR _____________ - , swimming .f(;,% iu( R II I lit if c ()O Than Anything. Let Us Sell You! I f TITLE CLERK - Versatil, work, Good typing. Hate rouiirw? Get a GERTRUDE PETERS, dea. Court of Seminole County, Florida, Each claim must be In writing and will on the 26th day of May. 1976 at must indicate the basIs for the II 00 AM. it the west front door of claim, the name and address of the the Seminole County Courthouse, creditor or his agent or attorney, Sanford, Florida, offer for sate and Ind the amount claimed, If tht se'lI at public outcry to the highest claim isriof ye' clue, the date when it 'rid brt bictde'r for cash, the wilt becor,ie due shall be Stated if following described prcperty the claim is contingent or Situated in Seminole County, unliquldated, the nature of the un Florida: certainty shall be stated, II the Lot I), Block "B', UOLF VIEW claim ii secured, the security shall ESTATES SECTION OF be described. The claimant Shall MEREDITH MANOR, UNIT ONE, deIiversutflcientcopiesoftpueli according to the plat thereof as to the clerk to enabte the clerk t recorded in PIat Book I), page 2001 mail one copy to each pfl'%c,nal lb.' Public Records of Seminole representative. County, Florida. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS jxirs.uanl to the Final Jud;ment NOT 50 FILED WILL lIE entered in a case pending in said FORE'IcR BARRED. Court, the style of wflich Dated March 75th, 1976 ,nidlcated abOve Robert harry Peters WITNESS my hand and Official As Personal Representa seal of said Court this lUi day of live of the Estate ci May, 976 Gertrude Peters ISeal) Deceased Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. Kenneth M. Deane Clerk of the Circuit Court p.o Drawer One By' Elaine RlCharde' Casselberry, Florida Deputy Clerk Telephone: (305) 339 75.53 I Publish' May 10, 197$ Publish' May 10, 17, 197$ 7 Bdroom, Florida room, fenceti yard, A C. $150 mo. 1sf & last plus deposit 3?) 0545 _____________________________ -- position. Lovely apartment plus WAITRESSES Without carport, $130; With COCKTAIL - Plush spot. BR home with screened proch. - - someone qualified to talk *ith builders, Interesting position Man . ON t'O't 1W SANFORD- Corn '.rrr:! r.rnrirt',', rna:n b'Ui'd:,' ome fixing up. Liveat'te c'er garage in . Saw Man for cutting department, experienced with Clary Saw operations Company benefits. EQual Opportunity Employer-M F CARDINAL INDUSTRIES, INC 32)0220 ____________________________ Enloy'fI,xibte hourly earnings. Join our Welcome Wagon Team, ,. Salesibihity an asset Phone 30.5 641 3100 between 9 and ion May $2 and 13, or write Betty Lane. 1006 ' ' be MEDICAL SECRETARY- Must Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service Ldrry ioii REALTOR AIN'T IT A SHAME To see a wonderful home lust Sit there empty? The setters are leaving it in good conditiOn, 3 bedrooms, carpet, central heat, attached garage. Owner must sell. Low 20's. 24 Hrs. 323-9410 ?O)7S FRENCH (HWY 1792) LOWDOWN SANFORD CHARM AND VALUE imaculate 3 UcciroOm, eat in kitchen, well kept Ia'An, large 7arage, priced below appraisal at rily $73,900 ____________________ Trailer in camp 17'x3$', 1 BR, air cond, utIlities 1155 mo kamper's Kove, 327 6077 ground, _____________________ -- _________________ 35___fju Home Lots - Several small lots fOr trailers up to - personality? - ui ,,, ,,,,,,,,, Into the man or woman you destined to be The requirements are a burning desire to succeed and a willingness to Iry Sounds simple It 1Sf For confidential details contact Mr Hill ' Sheraton Sanford Inn --- -'-- P 6280636 -'- - . _______ _______ - _____________ AVON Spring into the world of cosmetics, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent earning opportunity Call 641 3079. A PtOfl1(,,ll(OU!(J 'Ia't - youon a nt* and trOfltabl. carrer 3763 Rentals - NFOPD 3 BR. 1'; oath, low town Assume $ pet. Mtg 8. pay - 1201.73 mo total. See to ap eciate CRANK CON - SI., REALTY REALTORS. $ 606) BR Brick Bungalow. I, baths, ,plit plan, attached garage. :arpetect, central heal, kifcnen quepped, fenced yard Nice :arpet throughout, painted insid? I. out Nice big fenced lot. 118.300 ma with fireplace $79,900 WEKIVA RIVER ACCESS I bedroom, I bath, air cond Lot size 100 itSO' Only 171.700 Associate Iroker ys3727171 SWIMMING POOL' 3 BR, 7 bath, range, ref rig, dishwasher Den Cail $67 -- -- 24-Business Opportunities Eves.323'OI$S For The Price - ASSUME MORTGAGE - No qualifying on this new listing in Woodmere Park 3 bedroom, 1 t',ilh, iy Side' retrigiirator, central air, carne,v Site carpet $75,600 Pat' enulty and assume mortgage Good monthly 0179 _____________________________ 2 BR, I bath. CIt house, Zoned GC 7 FenCed yard, Garage 3770610 _____________________________ Reg Real Estate Broker *03W. 1st St 323 606) or)?) 0517 eves. ______________________________ F'r Lease-- Service Station BAYS ONLY at 2 high volumn gas locations Call 3720015 - - bedrOoms, 1', baths, unturnished. Take over payments but must be moved. 372170$. females, $wks. old 109W. lit St. 322 2335 We Buy Furniture 322 0425. - '.2.2420ANYTIt' MIS REALTORS 2SISPARK - 'fling & fiShing $79,300 12' a 61', 3 BR. U WE TAKE TRADES iKE MARY 7 Bedrooms, shady :orner lot, screened porch, walk to .wmrr,rvi SI4.4) ' Forrest Greene, Inc. 106633 REALTORS 373 6353 Completely renovated 3 & 4 BR homes, P, baths, with central heat, from 1)8.000 As low as $100 down Looking for a Home citll Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 7S21 Park Dr .'LS Realtors After Hours. 3?? 9281, 377 3991 322.2118 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL (OUT RACTOM REAL ESTATE INC Rcg. Real Estate aroker 6)7W. )st.Sanford 37256.11 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - T?2 322 3226457 Ksh Real Estate Town. HERB'S TV 12% F rench Ave 323 1734 54-GarageSales new Sears top of line appliances. 12' * 16' hand built utility room. All set up on 50* 12.5' lot with well and septic tank. Located rear Lake Wier, Fla. Phone 90.4 255 6191 - Yard Sale, My $ through May 15 (except Sunday) Corner of S. Je'ssamine Ave. arid W. 3rd Ave. "SIRVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" OWNER TRANSFERRED bath bedroom, CU Woodmere Park, relrigerator. washer, - 3 2 BR, fam. rm bIk, range. refrig., dishwasher, AC, washer, all drapes Owner anxious Small down Astng 170.500 or best offer B.ATEMAN REALTY 321 0759 eves.]22 7613 11706 CASH THAT'S ALL and move in,) BR, I'i baths, masonry. Fla room, nicely landscaped No QUALIFYING. Just 000d credit $1500 down, $706 closing costs, 1719.50 mo. (In. cludes all) AP rate S' - pct. Only $71,S Avititable June 10. Phone 373.1485 43-Lots-Acreage 55-Boats & Accessories Seminole & Volutia Counties, Acreage Tracts, small 8. large. TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 62$ 0711. Pro 21, twifl 65 MercurIc's, off shore fishing. Loaded, 11.200 Smyrns Marina. (901) 427.5267 2 Lots (100810? in Santo Park Pint), 100' x 110' on Willow Ave. N. of 75th 2126. St. Across st. from Contact owner. i-Si) 679 1999. - FROM A steal at RETIREE SPECIAL - 2 bedroom. I bath CS home Quiet counrty setting Needs some TIC Yours 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322-2090 l'rol',tionliy f,'anaqcd .',' ..- , REALTORS JkiJ1iO11hC 321 -0041 PAL1ORS' .. --------- '-'. - - - - . -... Any Quantity, NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 1792. 130-4206: IM Ford Fairlane 2 door hardtop, automate trntmls,I, -.....a - .w. , nnnA ''T.L -,SWAP SHOP - FLEA MARKET cond., 559$. 323.10.41. Anyone can be a Seller or a buyer. Plo charge. All admitted free, 196$ I-Bird, all power, air, like new. 1995.CHICO& THE MAN, 373-1370 Come browse Sunday 9 to S or $34 4505. at the Movieland Drive.in ____________________________ Theatre, South fl42. Phone 3221972 Capri, low mileage, good 1216. 71-Antiques Good furniture from the '20s and collectIbles Hi Way £6 Antiques, I', mile's east of I I on Rt. 46 373 6972 Used office furniture Stemper Realty excel. cond , low mileage. 12.350. Antique clock 1700's. 1700 01 789 3861 Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rectangular pools left over from 1975 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305855 9331 collect Clean 3 bedroom, l"i bath, avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet, central seat & air. Pay? on's 3731301 POOL HOME-- 3 BR. 2 bath, fatnily , screened porth, 2 car gar,ugc'. ce,itral he,it air, carpets, drapes, appliances, fenced beck yard, beautiful poot $41,900. 95 pcI financing to qualified buyer. Owner, 85.7 6)97 £103. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY cestories LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, ELECTRONIC SHOWPLACE, 4.3)9 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando 795 1771 WILSON MAIlER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 3)1315E.r'irstst. I can cover four home with alum siding & sOflit System AlSo Roofing. Gutters 20 yr's. E'p Eagle Siding Co 851 9543 3725472 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'Iormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) Si E Firit. 372 5747 - Concrete Pavement Parking Lot Maintenance- Sealing and Striping Durable Scalers. 305 Lemon St . Sanford, 323 6447 134 MOPITP4 1 and 2 Bedrooms lot ItS Baths fiLL ADULTS - EASY LIVlN QUIETAND SERENE Modern FacilitIes All G.E. KItchens ILocaled Westof Hwy. 17.93 At 1)20 Florida Ave. Ph. 333-4650 C&A BackHoe Service Trent Exterminating Co --Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free clearng. Ill dirt, clay, rock. All knds of digging Hou'setrail,rs stored and moved 322 9142 inspection All Pest Control, TO Oct. Discount 373 7934 ART BRO -,','N PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 322 $165 l,irxi [STEPSON LAND CLEARING' 301050 8 60 pet, discount on all children's clothing Boys' new casual suits, shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses & short I. long r.lay suitS. PAYTON'S CIII LOR EN'S WEAR Ph 3fl 130$ PLANTS - Good Puce's. Good AdyiSe. Plants & Answers, 710 E lst St., 37) 7177. Home Improvements Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs C,iIl 37) 6875 LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Large 1 a. 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnlshed" 'CLUB ROOM POOL '40* Offer's you the same quality workmanship in your remodeling and bdditions re'qu.rernents as 5 available ifl hi general on struction 322-6457 Acrois From Ranch Houte ,j - 323-$670or831-777 & For free estimates, call Carl Hat. m's at SEARS in Sanford 372 1711. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Wcrk Licensed, Bonded Al STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Ctassilied Ads didn't work lIst-re wouldn't b any Lawn Care MOwing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing Free estimates, Phone 323-5954. Photography by Munson Cockayne. Fine wedding photos reasonably priced. Phone 3236311. Pressure Cleaning Exterior Cleaning Specialist Hi Pressure spray wash. Hos, Roofs 377 0779 Roofing If you're the busineSs of building your busines. . -use the Classitied Acts often. Depenoable teenager available fur yard work, odd jobs. light hauling. 377 4191 Hive some camping equipment yoc no longer uSe? Sell it alt with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 32? 26)1 or Ill 9993 and a ftiendly ad visor will help you. Handy Man, repairs. odd obs & hauhng 36330Sf Free Estimates-3lPIour's YUED&InYW Iii. i''li I ,,fl,M I fl,UJI'VYJI Expert roof repairs, flat roofs or sfiingies All work, guaran. te,d.BR000EN ROOFING. 323. 6100. Patch anct Repair. Re Roofing. Carpenter repair. Fa1 Service, All work guarantted. Licensed. Bonded. ii yrs. experience, Brlcker Roofing, 371 7770 EXPERT LAWN CARE Mo'ving, Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Phone 323 1793 Painting Free Stimate 373 603$ BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Highway 17-fl, Sanford 3119. s'one spq'ialty 32? 7780 Insulation NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE R EQU I R ED Photography in Johnny Walker Central Heat & Air Condl'ionlng. . DRAGLINE SERVICE Lakes dug. 1st 50*100', 12' deep. Landscaping & C.E SHEPHERD Vfflag Pest Control 1550. Custom work. 522 hr. 363 Sale 7610 Hiawatha Land Clearing Aluminum Siding Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, lop soil. 377 5943 cYl4ariner' s 'urnished or1 Infurnished H PH. 322-1835 ___________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 'ck rmz 'VOLKSWAGEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Plaster Patchng & simulated uTranh lii Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 - Beauty Care NO MONEY DOWN room, cedar siding and fence, ea'lng bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat, 14.500 sq It. lOt -. 5)7 7{'1 I",' r 171 0577 12895 BILL BAKER Charge welcome. iistribvtOr wants a nice baCk yard Cobra, Midland. Johnson, SItE, Pierce Simpson. Beta, Browning, Ny gain Handic, Regency, T Berry and Pace. Complete ac bedroom home, large family 1970 DATSUN 240Z Racing Green, AM Radio 10 dIsplay new 1976 model above Sanora, beautiful i BR, 7 bath, tam, rm - Central H A. Many extras. 1.1.000 dn, $3.15 mc. 373 6170 NICE NEIGHBORS $3995 n from Leading pool CB's Newly redt'coratc'd, remodeled 3 Truckload at fijrn,ture lust New Jersey. Lots of walnut, mahogany, oak and wicker. Also modern sofas, dinettes, TVs and Lawn Mower Sales 8. Service We Sell the Best 6. Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. Firtt St.. 377 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR partially re finih,'d. 5)6,000. Call 373 6031 ,lfter 'P.M. Mon., May 10, 7 p.m. appliances. Some antiques. 62-Lawn-Garden snted. ,Residential site for iwimming 377 199% 1919 S. French Eve. 3221196,372 4164.372)914 Two story house, 11 92, 830.4206 1974 Dodge TRADESMAN 100 Van. Automatic, Stereo Quad Tape System, Carpeted & Paneled, '11. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE- Sates 8. Eict'anget,eath'r 1973 Vega Wagon, factory air, 30.000 miles, Perfect In eecy respect. CHICO 8. THE MAN. 3231510 or $341603 BankAmericard and Master lid walnut dining rm. cabinets, 3 pieces, $250; White French Provincial BR Suite, 1 pc. 1250.Mazda Rotary RX3 sport coupe. estate associates - Earn while you learn. Call for appt. Call Central Fla's Casselberry, sher Stereo; 1- 15" Chrome mag wheels; Alsol track tape. 373 aiDS. hr. Lease a Datsun iricludin Z cars ar trucks. For information caU Bill Ray or Jack , 'ink, 631-1)11, Public Auction - Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chaIrs. secretarial desks 1. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S me see our •WW.. $'?4S. Wheel Rancn .04 Sanford. 72-Auction 60-Office Supplies Birthday Sale on alt Clothes at the Horse 6. Rider Western Store. 26.51 Sanford Ave. 32) 7990. . , , - ..... condition, $1,795. 1969 VW Square, automatic, 7978 Hwy 17 97 322 5961 appy Birthday America - every ROBSON MARINE 50-Miscellaneous for Sale mileage, but good mechanically. 1)00. 327-2139 alter 3:30. Phone 323 1010. 55 HP. '3 cyl.. power tilt, top, Merchandise l9ô9Toyote,4dr.,1 speed,air, radio. heater, good 2nd car. Nigh 10-Swap & Trade fIrm, 322 1159. custom trailer, atl accessories, Excel. con8. John Bean. 323.5691 S31 6090 Near Salt Springs, 2 lots. 2 BR trailer In Ocala Nat. Forest. $9,000 or will trade for good motor home. Call John Fryer, 901 5464431. Plo collect calls. 1967 PontIac, good mechanical condition, 139' Call Tony 322 ,2131 or $31 5.121. _______ - Arrow glass boat, 15', 71 Mark 500 & trailer, Real good condition. 1750 Glastron 11',, Runabout, Evinrude One lot in Loch ArbOr, corner Crystal View South & Crystal Drive East. 327 3141 BUSINESS IS GOODl We are taking applications for real FROM dryer Larry's Marl, 31$ Sanford Ave. - 3round pool. Top consIderation given for prime location. Call 305 122 4730 collect. home In Range, For used furniture, appflances, etc Buy' 1 or 1001 items - 80-Autos for Sale I97OVW, excellent condition, CHICO A. THE MAN, 37) 1570 or $34 1405. Wanted to buy uSed office furniture. - ø'n Par.. ' CASH 322-4132 bath, completely Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money 0111!. See Bill Ry or Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY DAT au i,a SUN, for 30 oct. commission Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 322 2770 7101 Willow, Neat'n Clean 0 BEDROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES -- .......- (We Wholesale To Dealers) -' Luxury Patio Apartments --- ', uOLOR & B 8W Lowest Prices & Largest Selection in 3 Bedroom mobile home, 1'., baths, 1)5? ardens - - -- - house no. BALL REALTY ,. 4n'u , ar *hite male. Wormed & shots,' 1'.', Ton. 1969 F 500. with 1' high lift. 41 ______________________________ High lift excellent condition. _____________Motor uses oil, but runs good. 196$ F- 500 flas bed dump, motor new 68-Wanted to Buy -reconditioned. 3 Asphalt Kettles, I less than yr. old. 3771)59. PINEy WUIJL', .,i4t. we Buy r' F'urn,ture• r.eous. Sell 'tLLOtiOITIOt4ED TV'S turn • extra accessories Contact, Gary Rupert eves. 373.3604. 1967 Fc..cd F c:' II ft v,fr. hydrauliC it?, Plume 37) 7340. We Buy Furniture LOOK!!! 3603 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5200 iKE MARY 3 Bedroom home, ake view, trees, watk to swim. - _______________________ .-. r?' ,. 'rmn.iv 15 YR. F HA F INANCINC, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Mo'orcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 333 3166 or 323 77)0 -- DAVES'373 9370 - 1973 Harley Davidson Sportsler, excel. Cond,, extra chrome. Call Tony, 322 212) or 534 5121. - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 3 BR, )" bath, 60',c12' Star, 37' metal .,iiiij, stied, ' i P,.iitLie 373 4453 .tili-c 5 3') - 79-Trucks-Trailers herianHuskies,AKC p'jppt"s, black & white female, I red & $74,950. " e"o"d's Safes Leac!e' - _____ 78-MotOrryCles - FREEXITT'ENS, KULP DECORATORS 52-Appliances - ________ $75. $30 7893 after 5. Intr,'or. 1x?t'r ,or Plasteting. eneva 373125). Any year ftsru 1916 models. 7 days week Call collect. 561 2131. Peek A Poo Pups, 2nd generation,9 wks ,shots. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0697 1972 Doubtewide 21'x36' two MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Poodles, toy thoroughbreds, no papers. $50 each. See at 107 Sat suma Drive (Ravenna Park) K ENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, uSed machines, -- - -- 372 9111 - Reconditioned Batteries. $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 65-Pets-Supplies 110. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. lit St . Dbwntown (tudget q further. shop the Classified Ads every day. 76-Auto Parts - automatic button-hole. Pay balance of $94. or 10 payments of -,'uur ___________________ Rent flu,' luStre Electric Carpe' Shampooer for only 1130 per clay BUY JUNK CARS- 1)3 tO S'LS tOt' complete car. Call 373-162.1 after 1 CARR9LL'S FURNITURE - p.m. Free, lovable female houSe dOgtOelderlycoupl•. Peg. Real Estate Broker II00E.7$tnst. 3226635 IS' Shasta. real nice 519$ 720 5 Grant St. LongwOOd 339 320$ 64-Equipment for Rent Assume payments Singer Zig zag in beautiful walnut consote with TAFFER REALTY 42-4v'biIe Homes ALTAMOpjT M. UNSWORTH REALTY Joe B. McCawley Sr., Sole Owner HOME OF THE MONSTERO DELISHYOSA Rare 8. Unusual Plants I. Shrubbery YOU ALL COME 1975 Singer Zig-Zag peting, Low. down & priced a) REPAIRS ARE A DRAGI so this one is guaranteed for a full year with BPPI 3 bedrOom, 1 bath home on large fenced corner lot. Paneled family room, carpeting. Nursery AKC Puppies 8 Stud Service CalIMr Ande'rSOn,365.5710. 3 BEDROOM, I", bath, CB, outsIde City Only $530 down $180 month pays all Sec today. $19,900. 75-Recreational Vehicles DOBERMAN PINSCHERS 373,7,37 Eves. 322 06)2 or 372 1517 ii' This cxe Sure has a lut to otfr 3 bath, garage, Bedroom, 1' equipped kitchen, paneling and - I central heat air, porch, and you can pick your color of carpet. Priced to sell at 139,000. mm Esmate Broker 331 oolo Fenced rear yard $15,300 ____________________ 107W Commercial Phone 322 788), Sanford JOHN SAULS AGENCY TAXI DRIVERS YELLOW CAB, 20) S PARK ______________________ _____ Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 'II, $150 WYNNEW000' 3 flf. tam room, range, retrig. Large lot. Assumable mortgage. 170.300. _______ _______ '- . -. P NurseS, RU'S, LPN's, AideS, Aid,' Companion; Neictect immediately CHAPTER 6 OF THE CODE OF REALTY INC. PINE CR E ST Lovely 3 BR 3 BR, I'i bath House & yard Is immaculate. Wall wall carpet, fruit tree's, fenced yard. Only $27,500. Call for appt. W. Garnett White payments Paper Hanger, experienced In banging wall tea and wall paper Company benefits Equal Oppor tunity Employer M F CARDINAL INDUSTRIES INC 371 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 6 IS OF PI'ione3ol3fl.1391 WITT REALTY Tuesday 11 A M 1P.M. ORDINANCE NO.1371 BR, 2 baths, family room, central heat 8 aIr, new roof, By owner. 179.900. 327 6973 AUTIFUL REMODELED 'tOME, 7 Bedroom, 1 bath, new 41-Hc'jses I 18. SR 46 Monday 6 to7 30 P.M 24, 1976, o consider the adoption Of Iri ordinance by the City 01 SInford, Flcrida. title of which is as follows: Home of DPI' Warranted HomeS WALK TO WEKIVA RIVER from this new listing. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, brand new home on beautiful 1 acre woOded lot. Eat-In kitchen, Cactus Green 51-Household &ods HAL COLBERT - IeighborhOod Asking 121,500 )wner, 32385)3 after 6 p m Real Estate in Do you want to be a dynamic. 5JC cessfut individual? -- ANT ADS ARE WORKING READ AND USE EVERY DAY THEM OFTEN. Carriage Cove, Sanford's 3 Star mobile home park hIS several luxury units available from $165 mo Furn & Unfurn Single & Double wides. Chub House & Pool, etc . all Included. Ph, 373 816) rent for Truckers '? 911? Are you tired of working the same old rut? Does success elude you? Ate you developIng a winning . 63) 977? i41 Stenstrom Realty Peg Real Estate Broker 7638 S Sanford Ave By week or month 3775659 SUCCESS!? Clerk of the Circuit Court CLIFF JOPDAN.REALTOR raltor Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun ter tops. Sinks, Installation available. Bud Cabell, 3fl-$052 anyl inc. MLS LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY JENNY CLARK REALTY -- tf'm0f0QY, billing, typing, Call f' S Acres, South 5anord Ave., 53.000 per acre. Days and After Hours WE SELL SUCCESS70$ Commercial 373 5176 • rear. Harold Hall Realty 34-4,'K)bjk? Homes ---- Or woii.an THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME flEIN ENTITLED BUILDINGS, SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE METHOD OF MAILING A NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES WITHIN THE CITY FROM REGISTERED MAIL TO ClIP TIF lED MAIL, A cU Shall be available at the Office' of the Cify Clerk for all paf' sons desiring to examine the same. Alt parties in Interest and citliens Shall have an opportunity t be -heard at sak' hearing By order of the Cty Coriimsi Of the City of Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tmm, Jr. City Clerk By: Oi.I M. ROtunda Deputy City Clerk PubIii'L May 10, l97 ATTENTION, BUILDERS- Two wooded lots high & dry, walk to shopping center, schools, large lake nearby. First $1,000 takes both R, 2 baths. central heat & air, 7arage, screened oack porch. 373 i589 by Owner. with lots of action Need good DELTONA --Air Conditlqned 2 BR, typ4ng arid shorthand large separate dining rm, wall MAINTENANCE MAN Live in wall carpet. Almost new furniture .4.., stateniens of any claim or demand you may tiave against the estate of room pool. Idyllwilde School area. Priced in the 30's. change 3.3--Houses Furnished LEGAL SECRETARY - Fast office _____________________________ Seminole County, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOpTIoN OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that I Public Hearing will be' field at the City Hall in the City of Santorct, FlorIda, at 1:00 o'clock P.M. on May bedro'm. 2 bath, central heat & air, t with I replace. fenced yard & beautiful swimming JVENPIAPAPK I' x 70,150 830 7691 after S. 322-7491 Realtor - BUY OF THE WEEK- Attractive) apartm.'nt Canvas Trailer Awning, S Acre's, PR Siding, 110,000 1._, ,4' A REAL BARGAINI Make otter on this I BR, 1 bath home with carport, screened in porch, extra large lot. Close in area. Asking; ma., lt & last plus dipojit Call 371 1010 between I & $ weekdays, People Businessi REAL ESTATE Store & Office Itldgs. for Rent. 1,000 sqft on beautitul lake, family room, central heat & aIr, lovely land scaped yard Asking $37,900. a nt ilt Fogging Attachments for gas powered lawn mowers, fitS all models, 55 each. Also household insect spray & fog mix. Southern Chemicals Inc. 204 P4, Elm Ave. Mobile Home, C. H & A, 1 4 acre lot, river privileges, $15,000 Goes with this exceptionally clean 2 BR, located with Deltoni, 668 6611 3 BR. 2 U, country borne, 133.000. 62-Lawn-Garden and Hwy 48 Can't stay on a diet? Call 3fl 0074 Owner Leaving, Must Sell Monday, May 10, 1976-9A Evening H.rald, Sanford: Ft N.W. Corner of Weklva Park Drive Want fo lose weight? Waterfront Lots, 11,500. pool, 5773 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES (Seal) Board of County Commission,jrs of Seminole County, Florida Arthur H. Beckwitpe, Jr. - SWIMMING POOL INC Reasonable Rent Phone 372 1810 Art CaliBart Deltona refrigerator, central heat & air. 18-Help Wanted Mini Form of over 1 acre, 3 BR home, pool, barn, owner mnut eII. 136.900. Call Belly Flamm, Associate fireplace. Needs handy man to complete detail work. 14 pct. loan. Asking 171,500. 373 1769 work., there wouldr,'t be any Joann K Hare uepwy t,erx Deceased Publish May 10, 1976 DEl i'Ji,I(tIJJIUP() . BY OWNER, Remodeled Spanish style,) BR, 1' -; baths, dishwaSher, family rm with antique brick rl ; See It Now! $350 mo PITI, Owner will carry mortgage I 799 5489 - 1976 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: Within three months from the first publication of thiS notice you are required to file with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which l Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, a sritten 0E7$I . 11-Instructions - -- Gary Steefe, teacher with Orlando line of Lot 4, Block "A" of said missioner's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76)34 CP Division In Re: Estate of GERTRUDE PETERS VIUU . . Piano & Organ Lessons S I BR. 2 bath, stairway, with 7 rntCd unit On lOt rear. Prt'seuit Income 1465 mo. 135.000 at LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY WE NEED LISTINGS preferred 5130 month, secur ly depoSit 37) 5851 or 32'? 6670 ________________________ Above ground pool. 24'xS' with pump, $150. With patio fype dock, additional ISO Call Tony 373 7821 or $31 5121. bedroom, 2 bath. By owner121,500 Many extras $273 10)6. 355 3771 - Publish' May 3. tO, 1976 DEl AND MONCRIEF Pc,'t Office BOx 277° Sanford, Florida 37771 rent way between New __________________________________ .- .iu --................... UI Lvrvl IUsyance Of JR 4.3 ft. to the point of beginning, Drawer B, Winter Park PHILLIP H. LOGAN-of ___________________________ furniShed or DUPLEX lurnished Ideal location S.amsuta Drve Ph 904 171 5459 - -.......- . begnnlrig; Run thence N 33 degrees Rrpresentat,vc' . ________________________________ ,,---_- Reasonable w'th the clerk of the FlorIda, dCscribed IS: above Court a written statement of Road Right of way to be abandoned Felcter & Berman beautiful Un concave Wester'y having a _...,.. Lir(u11 - ' "LIVE HENS" Farms, described property, situated and required, WITHIN THREE MON thearcofa curveconcaveNortherly INS FROM THE DATE OF THE and havIng a radius of SOft an arc tOwlt: NOTICE, tntileany objections they thenceN 57 degrees 31' W 112.1ff to Unit No 7306 of PARK AVENUE mat' have that challenges the the P.0 cia curve concave Easterly VILLAS, condominium a I Declaration of Condominium filed validity of the decendent's will, the d having a radius Of 3093 ft in Official Records Beck 969, QualIfications of the personal thence Northerly along the arc of Pages representatIve, or the venue or 1146 thrv 1116, and amended curve a distance 04 47.5 ft., Declaration of Condominium filedby thence Southwesterly 92.3 ft. to the in iuriscilction of the court, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND most Northerly corner of the Off iclal Records Book 97), Page 330) of the Public Records of Seminole OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED aforementioned Lot 1, Block "B", WILL BE FOREVER BARRED County, Florida. thence Southeasterly along the arc Irving M. Felder Said sale will be made pursuant to of a curve concave Southerly having As Personal Representa and in order to satisfy the terms of a radius of 173 0$ It an arc distance live of tne Estate fit said final ludoment of 33 $3 ft. to the P T. thence S 37 OTTO W. KRUEGER Dated May 7th, l96 degrees 31' E 101 63ff. to thC P.C. of Deceased a curve -• ' , pi&vEt's ' T Court, Seminole County. F:oricta lfl accordance with the provSiO of Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, deliver sufficient copies cl the claim Florida run N 32 degrees 27' € along to the clerk to enable the Clerk to the Easteniy line of said Lot By. Elaine RiCharde _______ YO'J TRIED ""SSiFlEO AD LATELY ' PubliSh May 3, 10. 17, 71, 1976 Oi'ceased DEl 13 __________________________ __________________________ to whom a cop'i of thit Notice Of SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3, bedroom trailer apts. Adult & famIly park. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 1797, Sanford. 323 19)0 _______________________ -- YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING of Seminole County, Florida, in San 590Mo)0)W,91h St. 5 Sanlord Ave. Large sign at gate 373 9649 7OaysAWek _____________________________ ' ,':: ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE creditor or his agent or attorney, recorctect in Plat Book I, ge n, COUNTY, a United States cor pordtion, is Plaintiff and KATHRYN and the amount claimed. it the tte Public Records of Seminole claim snof yet due, the date wflt'n it County, Floi-iØa; more particularly M. BAItER and OCTAVIO will become due shall be stated If described as follows: From the PIIEVES and wife, MARY NIEVES. the claim is contingent or Southeast corner of Lot I, Block and PARK AVENUE VILLAS untiquidated, the nature of the un "8" Gene Gables Section of CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, a certainty shall be stated II the Meredith Manor, as recorded In PIat Florida corporation, are Defen. claim 5 secured, the Security shall Book I, Page 93 of the Public dantS, Civil Action No 1657 CA 09 be described The claimant shall Records ot Seminole County, A, I ARTHUR H BFCKWITH, JR 13.000 Terms 2 Story House, S. V. Hardwick, Broker Delfona, 668 66)) 2 B'droorns, marpef 8. air Clean & quiet Reasc,n,thIe rent, no P('t. 377 1810 _______________________________ 3 Room Apt.. Furn HOWARD'S FARM 1937. May, 1976. offer for sate and sell to representative. the highest bidder for cash at the Amount In Your Container. 5) bu y.j Pc St SObi.i iMedium to Large) 511 53 bu 174 P4 Sunland Drive, - Sunlanci Estates. RefurbIshed 3 new home, $2300 down and assume mortgage of 532.500. 365 6546 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. _____________________________ Sanford 50-Misceiianeous for Sale Oviedo- 3 bedronm, 2 bath nearly $15,000, (3itALIlY INN NORTH I I & SR 131, Longwood - have Each claim must e In writing lying betwe9n Lot 4. Block "A" and FEDERAL arid must indicate the basIs for the Lot I, Block "B". Geni Gables FIRST Beautiful ranch type home. 364 acres, stable. Osteen area. 617 1611 or 373 6106 CUCUMBERS , foreclosure rendered on the 7th day NOT ICE, file wherein Color TvAjrCor.d ,M41d Serv - I Sanford. FL. The personal given, passed and adopted a representative at the estate is IR Resolution clostn, vacating and KATHRYN M. BAItER and and TAVIOC. NlEVESandwife. MARY VING M. FELDER. whose address abandoning, renouncing is 144 Shepherd Ave. Winter Park. disclalming any and all right of the N 1EV ES, and PAP K AVENUE r L The name and i'ddress 04 the County of Seminole and the public V I LI. AS CON DO MI N I U M personal representative's attorney anct to the following described ASSOCIATION, Florida corare set forth below, rights of-way, to wit That part and pot ation. All persons having claims or POrIIOnOfGENEGABLESCIRCLE, Defendants. demands against the estate are as th same aepears on the plat of NOTICE OF SALE required, WITHIN THREE MON Gene Gables Section of Meredith NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN that THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Manor. PIat 8o I. Page 93, of the of May, 1976. in that certain cause pending in the Circuit Court in and MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 9_._GOod Things to Eat the Fictitious Name Statutes, To OTTO 'd 1< PUFC,E P ____ ________ Court, Probate Division. Drawer C. Petition and Notice heretolore Plaintiff, ________________________ I LOVE LUCY -- Airport Blvd., Sanford, 373 1310 _________________________ 41-Houses 41-Houses - - ______ File Number 7667 CP. IS pending in of May, A D • 1976. in the County SEMI HOLE COUNTY, a cor porittion organized and existing the Circuit Court for Seminole Commissioners' Meeting Room In County, Florida, Probate Division, the CourthouSe at Sanford, Seminole under the Laws of The United States 'e aicires% ot wtilch is Circuit County, Florida, pursuant to of America, ' Cl) LUCY - ect One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly tof of TLC for your chitct A Small World 37) 5690 t',,.;'' ',.''jii r' NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICE RESOLUTION OF _____________________ CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLOSING, VACATING AND lN'rHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THE ESTATE: NOTICE is hereby given that the FLORIDA 'fOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIF lED Board of County Commlsvoners of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$-S7.CA--09.A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND that the administration of the estate Seminole County, Florida, at its ,lin GILLIGAN'S ISLAND : ,.r,cl tr.,3; I '' Statutes t'4j MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: was renewed. For kids, "Elec- --- DASKERVILLE ENTERPRISES. PROBATE DIVISION the mirket up for new ideas, ast iru'rease in program in non-neissork TV programs many industry executives tx- sources, a vast increase in the aired during evening prime- here, is for the FCC to amend diversity of program types, time, the access rule to prevent a greater viewer choice, and the --station froinshowing more than Improvement of local station By LEE MARGULIES line episode of the same enter- schedules." Associated l'ress Writer tainment program per WOk. lie 1ind his supporters Sd) LOS ANGELES lAP) - Vin- News andpubhicallairs would - .. -----' Wit Section S 09 Florida 1937 5 Floyd B. Jordan Publish' May 3. 10. 17, 71, 1976 EZ 14 Joarie Carso ...',' _____________________________ 6ChIld Cafl Florida under the lititiouS iame of ____________ Sellers, lorry Thomas. 1958. British. (Ttus.) 'i" k Roynolds, Edward Arnold. 1944 (Fri.) "Mad little Island." -- 1 .y-' 1 Pur.:. accordance with the provisions of Division - UNTOUCHA&.ES uunt,-. 1955. British. (Wed.) 'YOUf -. LJ ' PlayIng your piano less? SitI It with a Herald classified act by calling 377 2611 or 131.9993 STORING IT MAKES WASTE2 Bedroom - AdultS SELLING IT MAKES CASH WEX IVA LANDING PLACE A CLASSIFIED At) NOW On The River 631 9667 Call 327 76)1 or 13; 999). -_______________________ - ------___________ - BAMBOO COVE APIS - Aye, Sanford. Serninofe County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FIDELITY INSURANCE AGENCY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA rn.riii Florida under the tiCtitiOuS name of "Value br Money." ('Tues.) 1) ONE LIFE TO LIVE _______ ;':'c, Frank. "The spirit and intent of fill t.M NE'S 2 arges h c .-, fl(7Jfdifl . sia,, then' silli lx' more variety 830 GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 616 E. Semoran Blvd. Notice is hereby given that I am Attamo.,te Spring,, Fl. 32701 3 Room furn. apt. Bedroom is air onditioned, $90 mo. III E. 8th St 37? 4785 or 322 5786 . For further Information call 173 43$7 Or rete Sanford At Anon Family Group P 0. Box 5.53, Sanford, Fla 37771 engaged ri business at 7017 Chase FICTITIOUS NAME 3 -Apartments Furnished .- AL ANON IamIlI5 or friends of prgØtem County, Florida under the IlctitiO the City of Lake Mary. FlorIda, one Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit name of DIMENSIONS 1000, and lime itt least 13 days prior to the Section $65.09 FlorIda Statuin 1957. that I intend to re'ister said name aforesaid hearing In addition, s Jean C Rogers .-th the Clerk of the Circuit Court, M,rtee .10 JacoLwfl Shall hi' posted in the area tO Seminole County, Florida In ac Pubtih, May 3. tO, I?, 24, 1976 consIdered at least 15 dayS prior cordance with the provisions ot the to the date of public hearing. DEl Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit' DATED: May 7th, 1976 Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957. City of Lake S: E. David Stempler Mary, Florida FICTITIOUS NAME Publish: May 3. 10, 7, 74, 1974 5: Kay Sossman Notice is hereby given that I am City Clerk ----- - Shopping Center. Board of the City of Lake Mary, Square Casselberry, Seminole County under Florida posted in the fictitious name of GENIE THIS NOTICE shall ______________________ three (31 public places within the PRINT PRODUCTIONS, and that FICTITIOUS NAME City o Lake Mary, Florida, at the weintendtoregisterlaidnamewith Notice is hereby given that I am City Hall within Said City, and the Clerk of the Circuit Court. en'jaged In business at 1702 Can published In the Evening Herald, a SemoIe County, Florida In ac DEl-il -- - _____ _________________ S: Sheldon Polakoff Publish: May 10, 17. 74, 31. 1976 DEZ 6 MOVIE: (Mon.) 'Point ol TGrror PoInt Carpor.tor, Dyinne Thorr 1971 (TuOs.) "Twisted Brain." Pat Ca:dl, John Wiland. 1974. (Wed.) "Dracula's Castie. JOhfl Carradlno. 1969, (Thurs.) "Cauldron ol Blood." Boris Kailofl, V'ivoca Llndlors, 1968. (Fri.) "The Unbo!levablo Varan" .tyron Healoy. 1964, 'T RYA!'f'S HOPE MOVIE jMon ) iuuc Mon on a Horse.' Joan tSaondell, Frank McHugh. 1936. RASCOLENDAS . 11 g PAUL HARVEY COM. MENTARY 1155 (14) (C CBS NEWS aUS, near storn, bank. chur ches 666 6416 or 37? 6051 npirkOr STOup YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll 1&?URMobtehcrni'.nretrement Free, 614 7077 fOr "We Care' ______park Furn or Unturn "HOtlin," Adult or Tern ___________________ I room furnshed efliciency. Private en?ranc Downtown Sanford 3?) IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 9379 after 6 p IN YOUR FAMILY 11 41-Houses 3oAparttnents Unfurnished PROBLEM SPerhars Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Ca11173 4367 Write P.O. Box 1313 Sanford,Ftorida377ll Legau .otice 12.55 [2) (12) NBC NEWS 100 (2) I2) SOMERSET (6) NEWS Prime-Time Rule Spurs ( NOTICEOIINTENT1ON 4-Personals • MING Sweet harIofle' 24 USA' PEOPLE AND POLITICS .911 ON THE ROCKS: Fuer (Mon th4ou9h Thurs.) DUCK DUCK GOOSE (Fn) MAX B NIMBLE 24) (Mon.) WORLD PRESS (Tues.. WOd.,ThUIS.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Fri.) BOOK BEAT 3 BIG VAI.IEY 12-30 (2) (12) TAKE MY ADVICE (6) SEARCH FOR (4) TOMORROW * LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (9) ALL MY CHILDREN (12) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 3 700 CLUB 830 O'Strvan. 1958. (Wed.) "Pork Chop HIII."Gregory Peck, 6- 45 (61 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.50 (1141) NEWS DEAL LETS MAKE A CITYOF . Notice of Public Hearing FICTITIOUS NAME OIICE ç flIf%Y GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN r• lorja StmtuC SSI6S NOT ICE IS HER EflY GIVEN by LASSIE the Planning and ZoninV Board Of th,it tfC undersigned, dcS$rng to 5:30 the Cite' of LfIIe Mary, Florida, tbt engage in buSiflCSS under tt ic saldBoardwitlholdapublichearing tliOuS name of NEEDLEPOINT (21) (12) NEWS at 800 P.M. on Tuesday, May 2$, CORNER. at LOngWOOd Village BEWITCHED Shopping center, SR 131 & I 1, City 1976, to • l) 24) ELECTRIC CON. Lonood. County of Seminole, a) Consider a Petition to close. PANY vacate, abandon, discontinue, State of FlondJ. ntends to register (Ii BEVERLY HILLBILLIES dcIalm and to renounce any right tne said name with ti'e clerk of fbi 5m.mnote County THE LONE RANGER of the City Cl Late Mary, a political Circuit Court 3 _____________________________ Subdivision, and the public in and to Florida the following described right of I CORPORATE SEAL) ,j way, to Wit: PARM Trading Of Sixth Street from Lakeview rloreda, Inc a Florida - Aven"e South to the north right Ofcorporation FICTITIOUS NAME Philip P Yapkowitl. way of the alley and bordered by Lot t4otic s hereby given that I am of Block 11 and Lot II Of BlOCK 43 t Predent engaged in businets at 1111 Hwy 17. The Public Hearing will be held at AT TEST 97, Fern Park, Seminole County, the City Halt, City of Lake Mary. Arlene 5 YapkOwitZ. Florida under the fictitious name Florida, on the 25th day of May, 1976 itS Secretary P8.5 AUTO SALES, and that I intend at 8:00A.M., or as won thereafter as Publish April 19. 76. May 3, tO, 1916 to register said name with the possible at which time interested DEY 99 Clerk of thu Circuit Coi'rt, Seminole ________________________ in accordance with parties for and against the County, Florida recommended request will be heard. the provisions of the FICTITIOUSNAME Fictitio'js Said hnaring may becontlnuedfrOtfl Name Statutes, To Notice is hereby given that we are Wit: Section time to time until final action IS Afternoon 1030 ERCISE SHOW 19 DAILY WORD -. 2 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 9:30 700CLIJB 24) SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 1000 (2) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES (4) (61) PRICE IS RIGHT 7:00 (2) (12) TODAY(Locainows all25andB:25). Cd) (I) CBS NEWS: Cti. 4. 730, local news). 6' POPEYE AND FRIENDS (1) GOODMORNING,WER. CA ' 6:00 2 4 Ie) JI NEWS E FAMILY AFFAIR 7 24 ZOOM 3 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 .12 NBC NEWS 4 (I) CBS NEWS I DREAM OF JEANNIE ' ,2) DEVOTIONAL 2) DAILY DEVOTiONAL 300 COLONELMARCH 330 SI' TOPPER Evening Legal Notice . 200 M onday - Legal Notice SUMMER PAINT SPECIAL on all exteriors Includes 'scraping I mildew removal All work W3rar,lerd Also do land cteireng & asphait work Free estimates NELSON CONTRACTORS. 793 4)17. iet a C'asslfied Ad help ytaj lied more room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers fast. Sewing Liz's Alteration Stop Tailoring. tilts Ifid matching bags Char Covers 373 7489 dresses. WeD Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and Siiei We repair and Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 7ndSt 3776477 �:i, ; TT ___ TT i - _-. I _9~ - - - . _ I _____ 1OA — Evening Herald, . .1-1 BEETLE BAILEY . I 1_ ._ __ - -- ~ __ __ — . -i _____ - -I '42~e I C ________________ 'rm _______________________________ '''IL' .. -. 25 -. 45 MO... 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Ryan !3 F- answer individual questions Ift GoIM 6 TUMBLEWEECS co 0 r- LJ .1 z _J X 0 LI; k4 > . -11 9&V 8aWWWA6 - 0 - 'n Z)t)VPOY,r :9 - — b G 2 I tc .N 13 I E !.~ 0 CX V) __ i ~ i C: .__ - - r- - Cj " ;-, to 6 'S 'J :- z -I M 3 UJI w * _0 Jim: )our letter to ine in care of the &° z (1) ~ c) < = 2 : E - - (U 0 C *~; L_ .- 4) %0 loraguess sensible dieting send 50 cents for The Ilealth Letter. number 4-7. Weight lixsing Diet. Send , self-addressed SS. : C14 I l I 0 ( I I ; thinking player to substitute a casions when evervone does sure thing or near sure thing '.'. --- (5 4-0 d) - dummv ducks, South wins that trick and leads a trump to dried out from loss of you _,7 .i'... •~--t jr:_ __ -.-- Vw9 Ir- : 0 cu 0) r Have . I- . 0 : / -_ - __ . - - __ - ______ - - - : 4 vhere common sense reason. have achieved your goal rather I yo-yo 1. fat=f R1.L, if L.'rS YOU l r~ - - ::: * . . : : %#_ . ( 1, . 1. ''• -- _ OR ES ,. -, 7 - . 10, 8!Q!Q - 12 C Ii. W. Kelsey shows a couple PIOP of hundred bridge hands expert plays the bid as for- and broil it. This keeps it from steak or even a good lean roast for pW I r-OOK FASTI MSTI fASTI - , - r~' % 4:.Ilwk~_ r 9 ,; ,~L - . I - -11_11 ,~~__- I .# ftlio, - ~ --.1i4'r.- .4 aa - - The answer to that one is th at everyexpert will open a th ree-card club suit with a hand he considers ap. wanttohavehamburger meat about one pound of fat toss a that's lean you can get round ce k ( er tam I n) mon than OVENS 1—-- v r - is not fat. The purpose of a diet fat that's ground with it. If you 1 ' '- kV a 1 /V calories per ounce and cooked, Out the digestive tract. This five . - __ .0O - 8 - . EEEE __Im .^ /JJT We keep getting questions a bout whether or not it is b0pening bid as forcing merely titi est North Kait .%uth Remember the cooked weight ~, , W . E Am % ' , . P.. - I - . . I ." ___ , - ______________ lie A 9,%G-CONGANO k7~_ '' kp t fl, separable lean of round steak (-ontains only 39 calories per ~~ F - M_ ,,, -. ) I,, thinker doesn't have to a )ob . _ .o - ik";,iii.,,, 7 ,-._j._.-~il: . `- ~, ,1 .t;,. __ , , 7*, , v,-.;,, 4 - - 0 rV, z , , Jim An unthinking South has to guess between e p ay of the king or the jac k. The and I think it's . gre - -_"~_;*'~,:W ."Ifi , $ "; ~ I P,4 t' 7 ~-*r, !:-,. r'j - M P, W. . 7 -- woommosommoommoond ,to I-- by Bob Montana - ,~ — ' ! , _. _ _4_,~, ~ 15, _W 4, _" . - Jv _,'.,~ . ,~~.,~ , ,.f.W _ - C - ~r- p .— - - N , - / gradually. ARCHIE eo' BICENTENNIAL YEAR _;ak __ - '_ q~ 1,- ii, - _A~ ,~14 1 1&. .1, ' I- .4 I I i,4.;.X.~ F . 1 I n~ . C. to :'_1s!'c': 1. - , 10 Neither vulnerable must be wrong. At least it separable lean of round steak thesame'ay So much for your hamburger problem. Sly question is why Regular ground raw ham areyouona1,A)-calorIcdiet burger contains only 76 calories IU number of calories _;% Q ._ t- ,!.-,- 1 AN j)l f ;-Tll, _',~ I ~~*P~~ , VeHr WAIT 7 * READER - Somietimes tWrik that 90 per cent of the food value - I - - \ nç,i .21 I g ./z— / " .5 '"I" also eliminates water that is in raw meat. Lean -1 __ - . '. • ~ PRI!CILLAS POP - _-.~~;`,;';-,"- Q - dummy East plays low ,Kould contain the same amount DEAR I 0 . — - ._, = of calories per ounce as regular per ounce cooked (broiled) hamburger since mosi of the fat drains away, or whether it %ould contain fewer calories. because they are on a calorie bold you e me an estimate restricted diet can grind their of the calories per ounce In Own l ea n meat, season it with tra lean hamburger" -' I ell.11 , I , - —' , 11 7, ____ , f- t / r, 0 — -> _( 13 2~_____. - ---A-- - -. IL SOUTH f hamburger :J 't iII '.. ________ - - eo noticed hamburger marked leanandextra1eanlonder WI-lEN I co SACK II TO N I13,44 T I'LL F)ND OUT EM 2 Ili( ."', , - -- Ii " found it nece&wry to take sjy — [ ONE WIVES MR _ eND r I-LAD A W.AEM WITH T114 IRT-Y. TWO FABULOUS RAJAH - --I i-ic &~ ~ , 510 __ F L I JUST OREAMED I WAS T641S - - .=~ . . -~~- ____ - / I Chic Young __ - ____ ii~ Is Not Correct N _____________ _M ;,.%=U-=_. - .\ BRIDGE 095 a I ______ ______ - iof of -. S. A ___ - AT \OHTfl I _— I __1 . - M OV A Q.&W 6WY. - r .!! Im " L r . - L:-_- __ _ 1: 46p_ _ -, ' , -.:; _~___ .- g t . 1 , ... I _ _. 11 I I - 000 Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii : el - 4 . vlit;o tAug. 2ept. 22) Be beneath the saddle. YOUR BIRTHDAY ireful today in dealing with Mayll,1V6 friends where money is an isisue. There could be a serious This coming year may be a misunderstanding If it's not very important one for you — . ,.4114 _________ I'l C, ,< A - I .-. 1.- _ 0) — — . 0000~1 92 Cl) ._ I f - n 1 \ ' P 7 .--..- . LI... t — RD/ , : f . I* 1, 'Zg . . 30 C would 31 oToRcvcz.e, øicvces AND...L.AT NIGHT... A I.. DOWN - . -~.:, (::: -pi ~ .,--wI __ / 0% Li1 4-0 . CAP RICORN (Dec 19) In situations where partners or associates are involved, want. CANCER June 21-July 22) don'ttrytoactWithrtthe1rfull Although you may feel It 's for consent. AQUARIUS(Jafl.20-Feb. 19 their OWfl good, don't lean too could be difficult to work charge You heails on those in your as you may ask today, will for stern tactics t0(1U produce undesirable effects. others to do things you LEOJulyZl-Aug. 22) Today never think of doing yourself, PISCESS (Feb. 20-March 20) someone with ulterior motives you into Look gift horses In the mouth may try to pressure esp ecial l y In corn tothi you k (10111), something you flO%% lmuliuit t I)ori I lit tier ge to fOuL ial n otlitlulb ir - U This person could really get sure what you purchase is 1k' II nr M)HICLJ1Ifl), SOU LtIlIJ - . P*111% mmi a), I yo o Be 9 __ =_ . ____ 4 i 1l___.- . DOWN .M: I'-- __ / - r - _ / I'VE GivEN up JOGGING, BinlO -I GOT TOO - PHYSICALLY EXHAUSTED; "NO. RU r- 26 ______ ____________________________________ form) ~, . You could have remorse later 51 Thtrn (comb —— 17 18 ______________________________________ _________________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry i..wis - 42 Frosted - - — __________________________ - 15 12' - 4`1 Come in i— — - 16 1 _____________ — — 14 _____________________________ waste i < . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) spite. Don't let a grudge gain He carelul today, even with the upper land. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. familiar tasks. In your haste where could do something to cause 21 ) A vo id there's likely to be someone you a probli m there you're not too fond of. (;F.MINI May 21-June 20 12 — — — — — - 0 r(j nasty today. 48 Latin instance con jun cti on 23 Cereal food for 6 11 : Spot 37 Soy bean -39 Allowance for 5 Golf mound 27 School subject ab r r—. r Al-i ith4 O)L. )IUTII MUHAJ,JAAP Allow British in Winter v ehicle 45 Seat (Fri 18 Full of (suffs) 47 Father of Er 21 Fall, for 0 bulb i_'... MUNAMMAP NJ..1w . - 24 '6 __________________________________ ______ ... - services i 3l Tr ee fi.1 Holland blue a11hen*are Houses lot 13 edogs ____ . (31chi1c) ; 54 Acts 55 Oshops 22 Frivolity 29 Al grair 33 Sheaf Of Qf a An 9 rnpl 53 Revolved 20 Not 1p4'&t*) _____ by Art Sansom — ty 1mnatoV I 8 with dub 49 Landed (ab) THE BORN LOSER ________________________ _________________________ t,, -. . - I Beat silver platter. They'll have to bL Avoid , earned the hard way. knack for creating problems at (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) SCORPIO She u est proo t1ie small in something \ou (,out(] ^I 7 Otter vlch oi nts fib) 45 19 Lowest J 0/ __________________________ - oy B W% 16. 3 0) Cn I 1T: 44 Doctors' nickname ° N a _________________ , - - 30. 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I = C"*) -IFTY-_~-,-.- , - ~~j,h_), r '; ;T ~~. d2 ~---:_ 5~-_y --U-;-!;zr_-U 1 ~,~,.~,,:~ *= t- - 4 r- =a , -, N 0 Z) x o _________ _______ L ~ - 0 cl L. 4_~_~ ., Im _j W !F kftg._~ _36ul - -~- - __ - - ~,- i__ , ~ .- __ -- .c - - ~..!! - wo-AMpar (5 (> I N - Ec ___ 0 J9 I J T 4! T5 TTI T11 �! • I - - - - - I — - - i.-. - - 16C Evening < ____ Con Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 68th Year. No 22Tuesday, May 11 1976 0 • 33, g - "S. 0 -- . "-"I %A to W ei ______ 3 rn C') IL i1c,,I - By EIIPRICKErr Plante, like Vihien, says it consolidation Is Sheriff John Polk and others predicted proved, Sanford is the most logical facility. At yesterday's session, Vogt led the drive to Th ,hf dint for the state crime lab in Sanford today the Senate or the House may make a j0,h1 second attempt to reduce the number of restore money for the Sanford Crime Lab. has been restored, both local and state officials crime labs before the measure is approved "Law enforcement officers all over the state are predicted today lawmakers will make a second atat both levels of state government, upset about this," the e senator noted. tempt at consolidation before the issue Is resolved Other lawmen testifying at yesterday's full Senate The Florida Senate Ways and Means Committee voted yesterday to maintain the le vel of funding and (ominissionerSidVthlenJr sa they lll monitor the committee hearing said cases are backed up at all t se. riot consolidate the state's six crime labs Into three measure as It threads its way through the full house crime la bs m has a lease factilities as proposed last week by a ways and means andSenate. The Senate is expected to take the Issue up agreem ent wi the Airpo th rt Authority for the building subcommittee. on Thursday, while the House is slated to vote the at theiirp-rt But Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and others IuIlu in Monday. predicted today the Senate or the house may make a And, county commissioners at first feared Vogt also pointed out this morning that there is still second attempt to reduce the number of crime labs a "lot of sentiment" to consolidate all the sta te's labs Seminole would be left holding the lease and other before the measure is approved at both levels of state into two facilities one in Sanford and a second in monetar) commitments if the lab were moved from government. Sanford. Tallahassee. PoIL also said today there's still a good chance the However, Plante assured officials the state would "if that happens, Vogt said, "I'll try to write some Sanford lab won't be fusided at the level proposed priviso language into the bill Owl, insures the Sanford reimburse this county for any expenses inc=ed as a yesterday by State Sen. John Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach. In facility is desipnated as one of the two." result of consolidation. t-sler-te Vgt's WaY5 arid flt 1 npnrnd measure 1nte estimated Seminole's in%estmt at irdL',th re conflict"t II' stipulates funding for .'.i S.-nlortl crime lat) emplo)es ti)e t%%o brancbes to the appropriate level of funding. 1, w,uuu. nex year. I e a o says t ere is sentiment among lawmakers The recommendation from the Ways and Means But a committee In the 1' lorida house has passed a to consolidate all labs into one facility Committee can be amended or ignored by either the measure that funds only 23 employe; one less than the The ways and means 3ubcommittee said con- full House or the Senate. Or, a conference committee number presently employed at the Sanford-Central solidating labs in Miami, Jacksonville and Tampa can amend both House and Senate %ersions. Florida Airport facility The sheriff says the facility would have sated the state some $12 million Vogt Polk and Vihien say they will carefulls needs additional employes State S n. Ken Plante, It- Winter Park, agreed with monitor the measure as it travels through the last year, the number of employes was reduced Vihien that moving all labs into one facility would save legislative process. Yesterday's vote was 11 to 711 from 33 to 24, according to Polk. Vogt. Polk and County money. favor f having the lab here U) ifi ., 0 Z tr r - • . :- _______ _____ B 0 (I _____ z Q111 , - go 3 ;5 . 2. i ____ I . - ' - - e ________________- '" JEW w - ' 81 _•__-#',_•. ____ A CA Y 19 I 0 — 0 - - 41 3 f Fd4tors Note: The million dollar Cavalier Motel an ultra modern complex on Sanford's South side, is a modular ghost town, closed by its owner when he learned that there was a serious question about Its safety. The motel was constructed of modular units manufactured in Georgia and approved by the state of Florida. 1lowe'er, the motel Is now Involved in a swirl of legal controversy Including allegations that the modular units' manufacturer used highly flammable materials In their construction Now the - - t eN to at 0 VIL ." j'-" ____ . S 0 n CD 0 C) :1 Go '0_ ft Z 2 -n (3% ***4 =r 1. 01111 _< _< 0 ' ___ 1 ' ,,, . C./' n M "n 11 ID all me In ____ 0 CU U2 CL '' 4 _____ ,, , 0 Ij rjJ ________________________________ CL r , & - - * I ppr - ar m M mA Fr In 0 'U 3 (a Ab rM - r, Z0 c: r, MI t7 -4 W 0 Wt C 0 CD o 0 ' - ed 0 -*% %< 0 C 2~~ 7 4- M -- 1,. a. m ________________ — - • Cl) S 0 — - -' W ir p - - %0 E fee AM F1 r I - p - - change Its code to ac commodate factory built housing. In fact, it made the change when several other cities were taking the opposite viewpoint an4 tightening reartictions on factory-Wit housing. "We tried every way we could to atop factory-built housing from coming in here," said Winter Haven director of building and zoning Norman Sowards. "Ever), time one - I £0 II E7 -- U V - ' --. 1tt .'Z "We haven't had any facorybuilt housing yet - for. tunately," said Jim Banks, St. Augustine building official. "1 wonder if they're solid or just a sales pitch , , Reaction to factory-built housing ranged from mild skepticism to an outright slamming of the doors in several other Florida cities inclu din g I a es bur g , Gainesville, flames Cily, Bartow and Plant City. The proposal of the fee ad. justment in Sanford reached the City Corruniw~on as a sir400t park, l•:. 3.pa meno from City Manhger Warren E. Km vies. It was never considered by the city Planning and Zoning Board, the usual B The Associated Press Jmmm Carter or ahead in the race for the Democratic Continued On Page2-AI presidential nomination, took - - - - _~_It 23 . -•: '' , - r --- -. , - - ,—.---- . -.--z: - / - — 'y - - ..-- -- / I , -, - I - _-.--- -- -- \ - - ___ ry -- CANDIDATES Today priority list nego tiation with the city will be drawn iP =4 ==- - - _=----- -. -=- _____ ,j--____ Woman's Club and the Junior Woman's Club on the Cornt Im t Proj t Commissioner Gordon Meyer suggeste d turning nine acresf city-owned land t the corner of • French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard into a park. Th chosen as the site for the ne w cty hall, but the commimloners reversed their - . 'A I '•., — - - -,:--:.:.-'. . Y--. J ' -d in a party-run primary to Ron Nessen, the President's dose delegates to June L press secretary, or was congressional district con- optimistic about his chances in -- - "' . 4*1t : ' LL .,.. ' _.anwwww, ...... - In —4. . - ' (,a Monday while Church continued his push for votes In NeLi asks In an election eve telecast Church said, "In this country. It's never too late and the odds are never too great." 11* Idaho senator. who entered the race late, conceded in an earlier interview victo over Carter in Nebraska would be a "political miracle." But he added,Miracles sometimes happen, though rarely." on a new foe in N ebraska's pri mary election today while President Ford tried to throttle Ronald Reagan's challenge in Republican voting there and in West Virginia. Democrats were voting, too, in West Virginia, where the Birch Bayh Jimmy Carter field was limited to two candiFrank Church dates, and in Connecticut, the Fred Harris" wtiri the e Hubert Humphrey first step in picking the te' aides Montgom Henry Jackson national convention delegation ery said the Alabama goverEwad.flflId Ford loser of four primaries Sargent Shrlver! nor's scheduled campaign trip inarow squaredoffwithRea toMaryland — where he was Morris Udall gan in statewide popularity George Wallace seriously wounded In a 1972 ascontests sassination attempt - has been ___ del REPUBLICAN called off. n delegates were at stake in Wallace was to have held a Nebraska in separate contests news conference Saturday at a in congressional districts and Laurpl, Md., motel on the fourth Gerald Ford West Virginians chose 28 dele- Donald Reagan anniversary of the attack at a 7 gates uncommitted by state nearby shopping center that left law. Reagan Went Into today's him partially paralyzed. prtmar.es with 396 delegates to Carter, Rep. Morris K. Udall Billy Joe Camp, the goverFord's309,withl,l30neededfor of Arizona and Sen. Henry M. nor's press secretary, offered the nomination and 1,207 yet to Jackson of Washington were no explan trr f r ir til i" Lx, chosen the main contenders there of the trip Th e major Democratic con- though Jackson announced over list s Nebraska, where a week ago an end to his active PIONEE Sen. Frank Church of Idaho campaign. made his pr3nary debut. There Carter led the Democrats beFounder's Day %as obsertved were 11 candidates on the fore this week's voting with 569 Ionday at Wilson School at Fx1mmatict ballot and 23 dele- delegates to 199 for Jackson, Paola by first and second ates at stake, but only Church lFr7.5 for Uda - 11 and 138 for Nva 4-A and thlr nd Carter ca.inuaigned there. lace. Another 1,453 are to be Around The(lock teachers. In photo nboe tIck Sen. Robert Byrd, running as chosen, with 1,505 needed for Calendar to righti tea c h ers \lrs a favorite son was considered the nomination Comics 4-B lrs FIliaheth (,allant the favorite In West Virginia's Voting in West Virginia was CrossAord 4-B Carolyn I)urak and Ms. Democratic primary although, from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Editorial 4-A I Deborah Taylor build a log by law, the state's 33 delegates EDT, in Connecticut from noon Dear Abby 1-B tahln out of brown paper logs are uncommitted. The only oth- to 8p.m. EDT, and in Nebraska M. 4-ft for the classes In photo at the er candidate on the ballot was 9 a m to '1 p in EDT Horoscope 4-13 left, Valorle Barnes, Faye AlaMma Gov. George C. Wal. Yord and Rei-gan sperit (,On. (,lot.r and Johnny Andrcwi lade, whuse campaign in the siderable time in Nebraska. but S-A make old Iastiioucd Johnny state washampered bya lack of Ford was inWashington the day Obituaries Cakel. I Herald Photos by Bill money. before !he election, Reagan in Television 111-A — a .r U bankers tinged them to get city ;,all Downtown, comes up, it sticks out like a sore thumb' Ray Stevens of Daytona Beach's Building Department said, "We're a little worried about factor) built housing We don't want people coming in here and putting up shoddy stuff we're going to have to hve with when it turns into an instant situn four or five ears DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES - T ) '-' The commissIon still must approve the final draft of a contract with the Leeds Cori) of for preparing the rt?s Dunn" aesentation by members o f Sanford Jew • -'- A 1Jve Oak tree was planted at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce this morning to replace one removed earlier after it died On hand for the planting were ifrnm lefts Woody Clark, Margie Smith, Jack Homer, Reggie Brown, Harold Huntslnger, Mrs. Walter Glelow and Carl Gutmann. AT CHAMBER engineering specifications and conflneitsinspectionto the first few units off the assembly line. Stickers proclaiming that the units are approved by the state are placed on the units by factory employes and there is normally no provision' for subsequent inspections by the state. Thus, most units are not inspected by any governmental authority. In any case. the unanimous vote of its City Commission r) 0 T1 0 . TRU PLANTED with the exception of Commissioner Julian Stenstrom who abstained — made Sanford the first city in Florida to , / expressed interest In designing the new Downtown city hail was presented to the coin missioners. The 16 firms Including four from Seminole County — will be reviewed by a c .. - - - Pick Candidates Today ov Sanford's city commission has approved financing plans for both the planned Downtown city ha.11 and the public works complex now under construction. 1 II -n r - - — Ilowever,,mch unit normally is not inspected at the factory. Actually, the procedure is for the state to approve plans and - c-4 -AR - -- - -.- p The commissioners also accepted the low bid of Flagship Bank of Sanford for a $250.000 loan to complete the Public works complex bank of per cent interest. - — - — . > If C" Z - Voters In Three States . - 3 The Cavalier Motel was Sanford's first experience with iianufactured housing but it 1n't likely to be tt. last. If indeed the Cavalier Motel and its potential dangers ever made an impression on any member of Sanford's of. ficialdom, it was not borne out by the action of the City preliminary approal to a propo salto pay for the new city hall, expected to cost close to $2 million, from electric "- —. 0 g 10 _____ ell 0 B JACQUF I INF 1)0W!) Herald Staff Writer Second ofT'iioitrticIes) By a 4vote, Sanford's City Fathers opened the city doors wide to manufactured modular housing without any tightening of inspection procedures to insure that another Cavaliertype situation could not happen. In fact, it took the opposite stance. The commission actually voted to lower inspection 'fees for modular'4wtng-units an the theory that fewer In. spectlon.s would be needed than with conventional type housing and on the theory that such units are inspected In the factory At a regular meeting Monday night. the commissioners gave ' - % 1 0 (A - A Commission on April 12, empty and padlocked behind a tall chain-link security fence-i TWIR Plans CIO / million-dollar complex stands Financing CL ca Sin— It -- San or Bucks The Trend On Man ufac ure Ho using — 017 i ______ %0 - - I" - City Lowers Inspection Fees; Fewer Needed, Commission Says (> 'n L. 0 -----' A -i -- at 60 0 b _____ -- . - Ww - CM ____ 40 __________ Cr C it z '1 _________________ ___________ _______________ D — - — I >C redict ed P Herald Staff Writer Ill 7 Cl) w / - (D .76 onso Id i lqvwp~tion 'W '" -1 0 Employes bC F C) _______________________ C 0% 17 - C) -9 0 3' c i - ' T 9? Iowa For %0 3 -n 4 JA Need Cites PoIk the state's 51 delegates to the out felt both would be close national convention. Carter was at home in Plains, Detaihsand tides on Page $-A. P. r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 10, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 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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