2 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53e377805b18b724d0bb98f19b32b289.pdf b1ea0535b4c7c3300ce1838735628d42 PDF Text Text 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stat eGroup Unite Force Pro-ERA An endorsement and campaign contribution proceedure has been organized on a statewide level in Florida to elect pro-ERA candidates to office in this election year. Nancy Traver, President of the Florida Women's Political Caucus, spearheaded the political action coalition grup which includes members from it diverse and mitltipartisan number of organizations including: Business and Professional Women, League of Women Voters, National Organization for Women, Women's Political Caucus, Common Cause, Methodist Women, Coyote, Democratic Campaign Committee, Republican Campaign Committee, Communication Workers of America, United Faculty of Florida, Black Women's Political Caucus, Florida State ERA Coalition, Coalition for WATER, and the Feminist Party. These organizations who because of Florida election law proceedures can not on their own endorse and give campaign contributions to candidates, have joined together in the Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, nicknamed "Mary Ann." Mary Ann is the political arm through which each organization channels its support - endorsement, workers and campaign contributions - to pro-ERA. At the first meeting of the Endorsement Committee of the Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, an endorsement questionnaire form was adopted which local groups will use to poll prospective candidates in their local areas. Those endorsed by local groups will be eligible for endorsement and campaign contributions collected by the statewide and national groups representing tens of thousands of members. Any organization or individual wishing to contribute to the election of pro-ERA candidates in Florida may make checks payable to: Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, and mail to 6340 S. W. 16 Terrace, Miami, 33155. Thursday, July 22, D7 to, Back - to -schoo values, Off to school, out to play. Boys' shirts ' 88th Year, No. 283--Friday, July 23, 1976 Casual looks for back-to-school. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 'S S Polyester/cotton T-shirt. and leans. 2.89 Interlock knit, sizes 7-14 In Bus Kidnap Case U Random rib Western Jr. crewneck shirt. varsity lean. Polyester/cotton knit shirt. 3999 Solid & rib knits, sizes 7-14 2.50 Long sleeve tailored shirt. 4.99 Striped Super Denim. crewneck shirt. Jr. varsity lean. SAN l.EANI)llO, Calif. APi of vans that transported the conference Thursday night that underway in Sonora County and Three "armed and dan-Chowchilla youngsters to the ransom may have been the mo- San Jose where Woods "has -, gerous" men from wealthy Cal- quarry where they were im- tive for snatching the young-sonic acreage, some wareifornia families are the target pri.soned for 18 hours. %ters and bur)ing them alive houses and barns. They'll be of a nationwide hunt today, Whether the deputies went inside a van in a livermore looking for some more vehicles, sought for questioning in the into the warehouse, or found rock quarry owned by Woods' more vans." mass kidnaping and imprison- what they were looking for, father. Two vans were used to trans•,L• j117P nient of 26 ('howchilla school could not be immediately deter"I believe these three are in- port the Chowchilla children •;•:.'•, children and their bus driver, mined. volved in the kidnaping suf- after the kidnapers cam. :-'—F Alameda and Madera county Alameda County Sheriff Tom ficlently enough so that we can ouflaged the school bus from sheriffs said they would seek Houchins and Madera County arrest them," Bates said. which the children and driver arrest warrants this morning Sheriff Ed Bates told it news He said new searches were 'v'ere taken. for the three San Francisco Hay-area men. *** .' . An all-points bulletin named moo Frederick N. Woods, 24, James L. Schoenfeld, 24, and Richard A. Schoenfeld, 22. It described them as "armed and dan. % gerous" and told officers to "arrest on probable cause." Alameda County sheriff's deputies ere reported to have PORTOI.A VALLEY, Calif. ,\p named in the nationwide all-points bulletin. obtained at least one search Millionaire's son Fred Newhall Woods IV Woods and James Schoenfeld graduated LOOKING Playing doctor has changed — and kids today think nothing of a quics repair job to a bionic mane warrant early today to search a grew up it loner, building a restlessness that within a year of each other at Woodside High arm. Ten-year-old "Dr." Connie La Rosa (right), assisted by nurses Loi-I Swain (left), 7, and Angle warehouse in eastern San Jose, authorities believe may have led to a bizarre and had worked together repairing old cars. IT OVER Dogncr,7, completes the operation. (flerald Photo bylomVincent) ASan Jose police source said mass kidnaping. City and county records, however, indicate deputies hoped to find the pair Woods, 25, was described Thursday as 'they had no business license. "armed and dangerous" in an all-points The three friends had one scrape with the bulletin which said he and two friends are law. On Oct. 6, 1974, they were arrested in the ' Candidates ScrarnbIe For Names wanted for questioning in the abduction of 26 tiny community of Downieville about 150 ('howchilla school children and their bus miles northeast of San Francisco on a charge driver a week ago. of felony joyriding. On his father's 100-acre estate which has a They pleaded guilt) to petty theft, but "keep out" sign on the front gate, Woods lived withdrew the plea before their January 1975 alone in a servant's cottage and collected old trial began. Later, they pleaded guilty to a cars. All kinds of vehicles - cars, trucks, it reduced charge of auto tampering, were lined By KRIS NASH 1928 Pierce Arrow, even a fire engine $125 each and sentenced to a year's probation. back and tune in "Mary Hartman, Mary Ilartman." who doesn't pay the filing fee has to get out there and dotted the estate. Herald Stall Writer The independent in this case, though, must pay it slave for signatures just like the peons, right? The neighbor on the other side of the Unless you've been locked up with a sawed-off three per cent filing fee ($495.55) then go out and beat "Iii' just never said anything about girl Schoenfeld residence is Richard Storm. He Not quite. While the Independent scrambles for live shotgun and it box of .00 dumdum shells until the death the bushes for some 2,200 petition signatures. And each per cent of the electorate in his proposed dis frient1s," said Steve Ortega, a Portola Valley said the Schoenfelds. whom he has know, penaltywas reinstated or Bowie Kuhn made an in- one of those costs him 10 cents when he turns it in. Democrats and Republicans need only secure five per fireman who shared some school classes with three years, are "superkids." telligent decision - whichever came first - )ou've whether it is counted as "valid" or not, Woods. "Only cars. Cars were his life. All he "They tinker around with cars a lot. Tile) cent of their party's registered county membership. probably seen the fellows with the clipboards and the This riieans that someone who got by on a minimum buy cars, fix them up and sell them," he said. According to figures on file July 15 with Seminole (lid was drive around those old clunkers." long lists of names. As it senior at Woodside Iligh School in -Rick keeps some horses. lie takes care of I number (if signatures would still end up paying around County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, this You can spot thein in shopping centers, at chamber $715 to run as an independent in District I - only $110 means that about 1,365 Democratic signatures and nearby Redwood City, Woods carried pictures them real good. They are very friendly kids of comniiwrce get-togethers, circulating through the less than a Republican or Democrat who didii't have to about 860 GOP signatures would be needed to enable of cars around in his wallet. He bad no and very helpful. When I had something courthouse, or just about anyplace where a number of wrestle for weeks with the petition sheets. wrong with ray engine, they came down and their respective party candidates to qualify by petition, sweethearts, acquaintances say. people might add their names to those long printed "1k was always quiet and withdrawn," helped me with it." And in practice, the independent contender would And at absolutely no personal expense other than the rosters. Woods' father, Frederick N. Woods 111, seek 2,500 or 3,000 names to balance the ones that will cost of transportation which independents have to pay. said Clay 1100(1, 23, a service station attendant and classmate, They're the independent candidates for federal, be thrown out because they don't belong to currently too. owns the California Rock and Gravel Co. in But he had at least two close friends - the state and count)- office, who have been busily feeding registered voters. So what it boils down to is that for a Livermore where the Chowchilla children It is possible for an independent hopeful to avoid the signatures to their voracious filing petitions for a $30480 saving in District I, the independent candidate filing fee and signature verification charge by Schoenfeld brothers, Jamiies. 25, and Richard, spent their hours of underground terror. is c'ornpelled to go through a lot more grief to qualify, claiming financial hardship, also - but he is still left 23, who shared his interest in cars. The The senior Woods provided the bus which took reporters and photographers into the Then there is the Republican or Democrat who with a much larger task in getting his petition cornbrothers are sons of Dr. John Schoenfeld, an Analysis Atherton podiatrist with offices in Menlo quarry Tuesday to watch Alameda Count)' _______ signs a written statement given under oath to the pleted. sheriff's officers unearth the moving ran in couple of months now. Each one must accumulate the supervisor of elections requesting exemption from the The way it stands now, there seems to be just one Park. The two Schoenfeld brothers were also which the children had been imprisoned. autographs of five per cent of the registered voters in filing fee because he "cannot pay such charges without factor in the independent candidate's favor - time. the area he wants to represent as an officeholder, imposing an undue burden on i his) personal resources Republicans and Democrats going the petition route Sounds pretty easy, doesn't it? You pay it lower or upon resources otherwise available to (him)," this year could not begin gathering signatures until 12 . .. _. filing fee than a party-affiliated candidate, then get a Such a candidate has to qualify by what is af. p.m. June 15, and their completed forms were due by 12 t ft4/ bunch of your friends and neighbors to sign sour fectionately known as "going the petition route." But p.m. July 6, 20 (lays later. petition, and you're in Meanwtuk', an apparent loophole in the Florida unlike his independent counterpart the The fact is, however, that there are it number of Republican or Democrat does not have to pay the io- election law leaves the independent contender's inequities in the system which seem to work against cent verification charge for each signature he obtains, starting tuii(' unspecified and mentions only the independent hopefuls in almost every case. deadline for submitting petitions to the supervisor of This cast is picked up by the taxpayers. Take a candidate for District I of the Seminole elections. And while they're at it, the taxpayers can foot the County Commission, for example. If he runs as a bill for the Republican or Democratic hopeful's But Seminole independent candidates say as soon as Republican or Democrat, he has to pa) a filing fee of petitions, too, because it is up to the candidate's county state legislators realize the situation, this one edge that $825.91, or five per cent of his anticipated $15,000 first- of residence to furnish the forms. Needless to say, the they do have will probably disappear as rapidly as did year commissioner's salary. And that's it. lie can independent contender has to pay for his own. their illusions of equity in election qualification return to his job, begin work on his campaign or sit Well, if nothing else, the Republican or Democrat procedures. ( 4999 Fall patterns, sizes 7-14 IN Tie dyed lean shirt. Western lean. Young Kidnaping S Superkids' Who Love Cars 5.49 $4 Brushed lean. Denim shirt. 8.50 4.50 Broadcloth sport shirt. 2.99 SystemPenalizes Independents rI Super Denim ® $6 lean. Sizes 7.14 Braided jean. Sizes 7.14 -- 8 Girls' knee highs and briefs. Today Opaque knee highs. Dimple knit nobod> . i all pronounce her nanie, but Ifyear-old Nadia Comaneci won the hearts of millions with her gymnastics performances at the Olympics. ,t wrap-up of who's won what appears on 6-A. Almost briefs. 3 for 2.55 U S j" Underwear for boys. Cotton 1-shirts and briefs. 3 for Budget pack tube socks. 4 for Crew socks. 3 7Tr \ 2.49 iui1 222LJj for 1.49 If - School Board, SEA Ne gotiations Scheduled To Resume Tuesday Contract negotiations between the arbitrate the issues. tkrgartcri level it was one teacher for Seminole County School Board and the PI'U(' gave the groups the names of every 25 students while in grades 1-3 it was Seminole Association SEAm three special masters, one of whom must 1.27 and at all other levels there was one will reswin' on Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. be chosen. If an agreement on one of the teacher for every 30 students. The session will be limited to 3 1-: hours three cannot be reached. PEHC said it Cowley said that SEA doesn't want to INI) E X ,tnd is scheduled to be held at First would then appoint a master of it_s hold to the district-wide theory and wants Federal of Seminole in Downtown Sanford, choosing the ratios to be on an individual grade According to Ernie (nwLe)-, chief Steve Rosenthal, it social studies level, which Cowley said is nearly im4,A negotiator for the school board, three Around The ('lock possible. teacher at Sanford Middle School who is Bridge 6-I1 major articles of a contract have not yet chief negotiator for SEA, couldn't he For example, Cowley said, "What are 3A t'n (Jiscussed, including those regarding reached for comment, Calendar we to ito when, hypothetically speaking, 311 L Church ompe'nsation and expenses; iiie'tlical and Cowley said the school board and SEA we have 30 pupils in all of our fifth grades ('omIt's 68 health protection; and the length of an are far apart on the issue of recognition, throughout the county and another fifth Crossword 6-8 tontract that might be agreed upon. since Gene (;roomiis, executive director of grader moves into the area" Obviously, t'A Editorial [%4) other articles — dealing with SEA. was also bargaining for three other some teacher, somewhere is going to have Dear Abby I'll recognition of the bargaining unit in- groups negotiating with the school board. il pupils. 6-11 volving the negotiation process with SEA Dr. Lamb Cowley said he feels this is a technical "t'' all," he said, "we can't tell that 6-11 iinl); and one dealing with class SiltS, Horoscope violation of the law in that it deals with pupil he can't go to school here because all hospital 2-A teaching loads and assignments — have collusion in bargaining, the classes are filled up." 2-A Obituaries itready been discussed but no agreement trooiics said that he didn't see an) "Too," Cowley said, "we have no Sports reason why he couldn't help these other 5-6-A iias been re'at'hied, conclusive evidence that a reduction in 4-11 Television An agreement has been reached bet- bargaining units. "Supposing these other units affiliate class size improves the learning process. Women I'B wt'en the school board and the Seminole No where have we found that it has any l'(iucational Clerical Association Inc., and with its SEA p," he said, "Then it would be direct effect on the achievement of the must now be ratified. This is the first timiie my responsibility to bargain for them. students." contract has ever been held between the The) have a right to select whomever they want to be on their negotiating team and The school board and 5E\ teams have two groups No agreement could be reached bet- we don't want to agree to something now been at the bargaining table since the Thursda)'s high 94, twJ's ween the school board and two other and then go to court and have it declared iimmddle of May, according to Cowley, "and bargaining units and the Florida Public unlawful." b) law we do not have to negotiate further, low 70_ Regarding the article dealing with because the superintendent has submitted Pa' I) cloud) through Kimiployt's Relations Commission PEIICi .aIurday. Chance of afternoon was asked for help in breaking the imn- dii.s.s slit's, teaching loads and assign-- his budget to the school board. nients. Cowley said there hasn't really "However, he said, "as long as we're and esening thundershowers. been much talk on it yet, but the school l'El(C intormiitu1 the school board and making some progress, we're willing to sit Highs In the low to mid 90s. — the Seminole County Bus t*ard feels that both sides can live with the down at the table and bargain some Lows In the lower 70s. Variable tbe' two groups winds 10 m.p,h. or less. Rain Drivers Association Inc., and the samiic agreement that was reached last more." of Non-instructional Per- year. • itssc Cowky said that at the conclusion of probability is 40 per - - I - Ir . ". ' _____ . — _____ - . — ' . ----- - — —,... - - . :-..:; ,. ' — - JCPe GANAr-1k-IcAPO I-IA jTEJCHA(GE. I3,)2c 180 2923 3.OrlaA&Ae.., SAK1rJ-IQ r CI i\ SANFORD PLAZA Op,Ilam 'oIpm.Mndeymrv$atvrd,y Op.S.vMay IlOfOS:SSp.m. Catalog C.nler Pit. 3221025 Slots Ph. 332-1311 WINTER PARK MALL open lOam, to p.m. M..diy mr S5tvday OpinSuisday I:$l.S:aspm. Catalog C.fler Ph 444.1141 Store Ph 4-17.4333 ' ORLANDO DOWNTOWN opon 9: " &-m- 1`66 11 , On. T"%.. Wild.. Th,rs. and Sat I'M 'O$:Jp - mandal and Fr.dar '5 cent. Details and tides on Page 2- - - DUCKS But what's a duck to do? No swimming? Well. ma)be the best thing to tb is just Ignore the whole situation — and hope those sensei. ttI$'\ L:H .d! in .i .ipt(ial roaster to ieat-her.to-pupil ratios. At the kin- lurther meetings will be necessary. duck can alwa)s pretend he can't read. : �2 ..-'Ev;nng_Herald, Santora, Fl. Friday, July 23. 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Linked To Area Burglaries Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ADOPT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 17Th.77 ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE 1976 1977 APPROPRIATIONS DISTRICT FUNDS District Taxes Miscellaneous Sources From Reserves Unappropriated Surplus S 16.9001000 9001000 721.000 1.971.010 SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS S 20.119.010 GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Departmert of Natural Resources Stateof Florida Aquatic Weed Program Department of Environmental Regulation - State of Florida -Aid to Water Management Districts Department of Natural Resources State of Florida Design of Zupperer Canal Area Planning Board - Palm Beach County Storm Water Runoff Study Planning Council - Broward County Storm Water Runoff Study Metro Dade Planning Commission Storm Water Runoff Study Southwest Florida Planning Council Storm Water Runoff Study 5 400.000 100,000 10,500 18.000 15.000 12.000 10.000 SUB TOTAL GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS S 865.500 571.311.510 STATE FUNDS Water Resources Development Account S 2.570.630 TOTAL ANTICIPATED FUNDS $23.883.110 RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS For Conduct of the Affairs 04 the District Generally Personal Services 3116.1S1 133.702 Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay 198.172 36.502 TOTAL For Tax Officials' Commissions For Reserve Emergency Pump Station Equipment Replacement For Reserve -Contingencies For Reserve - Claims Aginsl U S Government For Reserve - Emergencies 5 7.505.775 s 625.000 528,000 100.000 200.000 100.000 For Resource Planning Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay S 7.581.372 116.590 132.41$ 13.900 113.890 TOTAL 5 3.325,150 For Land Acquisition and Relocations Personal Services Contractual Services 5 IN BRIEF Closing Arguments Due In Howe Morals Trial MI.l' LA KE CITY I Al'i -'Inc prosecution and defense w ere to give clasing arguments today in the misdemeanor sex trial of Rep. Allan T. Howe, DUtah, after the defense rested without calling any witnesses to the stand. Thelttorney for the freshman congressman said the decision not to put Howe on the stand was "completely consistent with iiiy judgment that he is not going to get a fair trial.' After two lengthy recesses in which lawyers conferred in Judge Raymond S. Uno's chambers, Howe's attorney rose and told the court: "A t this time, your honor, the defense rests." Nuclear Dangers Cited wAMIIN(;T0N IAPl - The nation's arms control director said today that growing world stockpiles of reprocessed plutonium and other nuclear material pose a clear danger of a proliferation of atomic bombs. Though proposing new American controls, Fred Ikie also registered his opposition to legislation that would block shipments of U.S. technology and reactors to (iluntries that have not signed the international nonproliferation treaty. lkle, director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, said the bill before the Senate would force the United States to cut off contracts with friendly countries and make it more difficult to persuade them to accept controls. Besides, he said, they could still turn to other suppliers. Warm Temperatures By The Associated Press It was warm and humid overnight for most of the nation, and readings early this morning were still in the loss 80s over the plains, the Southwest and through the interior of California, There was some precipitation, with thundershowers scattered through the upper Mississippi valley, the mid. Atlantic coastal states and the central plains. Widely scattered thundershowers, with gusty winds, caused dust storms in southern Arizona. A few showers dotted central California. Thunderstorms were hitting southwest Texas. There was little severe weather overnight. A tornado was sighted 20 miles west of Duluth, Minn. Wind damage was reported at Hutchinson. Minn. Privy Proposal Draws Fire 626.272 97,800 Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay 16,100 2,775 9.236 591.530 Fled Capital Outlay TOTAL 5 1.341,003 For Resource Management Personal Services ,. . Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay Fixed Capital Outlay 468,971 39.971 60.396 1.100 11,151 578.000 %VAsUlN(;TON I All) -Sonic Farmers are outraged at a privy-on-the-prairie proposal that would require them to provide toilets, washing facilities and drinking water ssithin a five-minute walk of all field workers. Since the proposal was made last April, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has received about 1,000 letters, mostly from farmers who cite cost. impr ac ticality and difficulty of enforcement as potential problems. Few are from farm workers. One irate Florida farmer says his workers must control their boss ci movements when they are working so as not to reduce productivit%. 5 1,167,289 For Operation and Maintenance of the District's Works Personal Services Contractual Services 5 7.701.322 1,313,731 1.976,616 Commodities Current Charges 173.305 534.789 Operating Capital Outlay 511.156.76) For Construction Personal Services 101000 12.000 5 Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay Fixed Capital Outlay 7.500 31,000 700.000 TOTAL 5 287.500 $21,311,510 SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS ANOGRANTS STATE FUNDS wVater Resources Development Account Purchases and Awards Construction - Pro,ct Works 137.000 5 2.133.630 SUB TOTAL STATE FUNDS $ 2.510,630 TOTAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS Estimated amount which will appear at the beginning of the above referred to ti5(l year as obligated 14.'Ofl commitments made but incomplete 123.815.140 s 1.0001000 That on the 131h Day of August, A.D. IWS, at flifl o'clock A M. in the Principal office of said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District. 3301 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach. Florida, hearing will be afforded to all owners, persons or entities who are or may be subject to Said District taxes, their attorneys or agents, to appear before Said Board to Show 'heir objections to Said Budget. This Notice Shall be published In the eighteen counties of the District in accordance with existing laws. This the 91h Day of July, 1976 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY ITS GOVERNING BOARD. By S Rpfert L. Clark, Jr Chairman (SEAL) ATTEST S John R Maloy Secretary MEMBERS OF BOARD John DeGrove C A Thomas Robert W Padrick .'d J Scarborough 3 R. Spratt vde Godwin R Hardy Mathe'son Ben Shepard Stanley W Hole PDltSh July 73. 30. 1976 DEB 9) WORLD IN BRIEF Irish Police Stymied In Probe Of Bombing DUBLIN, Ireland i API - Irish police say they have no leads- to the killers of British Aiiibassador Christopher I':ss;irt.Bi, despite the arrest of 13 suspected members Of the Irish Republican Arm). Nobody has claimed responsibility for the bombing Wednesda) that killed Ewart.Biggs and a woman '.ecretary and wounded British official Brian Cubbon and n Irish driver. But "we have no doubt It was the IRA," 'ne goverruflent official said. "We've made no substantial progress so far," said a ;xihice spokesman S 4,000 policemen and troops pressed a nationwide dragnet. The search turned up 31 z tons of IRA explosives and animunition in a forest outside Kilkenny, south of Dublin It ssas one of the biggest IRA dumps found in the Irish republic, but police sources said there was no indication The 200 fx)un(Is of ammunition that blew up the an,car carne from there, Christians Assault Slum BEIRUT, Lebanon lAP) - The Christians broadened their campaign to clear eastern Beirut of Moslem fighters wth an assault on the Moslem Nabaa slum quarter today after a 48-hour mortar and artillery barrage. "Savage fighting is raging," said a communique from the leftist Palestinian-Lebanese Moslem command. "Our forces are repulsing one attack after another." "The attack to purge Nabaa of Communists and Palestinian guerrillas is progressing satisfactorily," said the radio of the right-wing Phalange party, which has the largest militia fighting on the Christian side in the civil w ar KA N NOTES JULY22, 1978 WASHINGTON I APi The State Department is assiiting replies from the Cuban government on the hereabouts of three U.S. lobster boats which disappeared while en route from Miami to Nicaragua, officials - Et'nngHeniJd V'..iiShed Daily and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas DaV be TPw Sanford H e r a ld, Inc., 300 Vd French Awt, Sanford r'ij 32771 S.'cond Class Postage Paid at SdnfQrd. Florida 37711 •,,i iii F: '.,I'I ,,f,,r. '- , ,,f DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL -AMERICA State 1)epartment spokesmen said Thursday that three inquiries have been made to Cuba through the Swiss enibassy in Havana since Monday but no reply has been received yet Fire Strikes Ocean Liner LONDON 'APi - Afire burned for iO minutes early to 1 /76 1976 day in the engine room of the Queen Elizabeth 2, and the British liner interrupted her voyage to New York and turned back to Britain, the Cwsard Line announced. A Cunard spokesznan said an engine room mechanic, K. P. i.>on, was burned, and one of the ships two main engines was damaged. .I Hea ring Aid Olasws • Bhind ('olllmllission, Silili Martin Johnson fill All In The Ear Martin Johnson Evelyn L. Lavender Elsie Moore Ali ce B. Singletary Timothy Sundvall Mary Tigar Evelyn C. TIndel Marie L. Vincent Edward Wallace RIPAIRS • ALL MAKES " Phone 834.8776 For Appt. DISChARGES Sanford: Mrs. lA'onell "Lee" Buehler, W. of 101 Highland Drive, Fern Park , died Tuesday morning, after an extended illness. A native of Humphrey, Neb., she had lived in Fern Park since 1962, moving there from Albans, Vt. She was a member of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church and was a registered nurse and a retired civil service • "Cros" Type FIttIngs, - . ' 320 S. Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry, Fla. Just North of Hwy 434 2 . MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS UNTIL5P,M, FROM NOW , t.nurcn. sic 434. Sanford Right P - Branch Office: 8:30A.M. Till P.M. And P.M. 1115 P.M. Camilla D. Bruce Supervisor of Elections Seminole County lOIN Oraf.9eIi,I1,mT,.it OmlInd.. PlC )3$S4 Ill Magnolia Av$ Ailajn.nt. Spcixgs. Fl., 11111 OrIii.d. AifimenI. Speings 171454$ 1)41344 P 06 A Parents Anon)mousi for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. l.ongssofxI Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434 Regular meeting of the otiien s Auxiliary of VI' (1 p.i. at the Post home. Post 1311111 Sanford WEDNES[)AY, JULY 28 Sanford Kiwanis, noon.'ivic Center ('asselberr) Rotary, 71.30 a.mil., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic ('enter. ACTUAL USE REPORT .,,Ii,',,',,,,i,.,,,, i'k',, PfAi.A, I, hi', l,.i.It,, ?( i. - i A',ii 5?A?I (.l:-.ii'',k.i.,,% ,,'. iii AL,, .,fl'.,,.ui,i A iii .i,,.,, . , A,i i.ii,,'Iil(Øi i4 4g _4 i II) •4..''U ,.$i ,,. ''"4, i.i,',Si'S.Ui},?'., '4'liSS Ahi, i IOIM i4.l,A,,, tiA,IifrA,,i, M,,,i w' 4, fui?i.N II '.5'S'.? more IN! COWjhiNt$ of oi$CNSN.*liQ. IN TI'S, VII DC tHU$ VNO$ NM ul SIN! tO Iwl OSCCI Ow IlliNul SMIlING UIININGTON DC TSfl$ .clu., IIPINO,tuNl$ OU'1g_0,., - tNS GO,sNNWeM A _ll (I. I ,ci I 4 iiAlN4 4 ' ii u i S,itZVOlJO ':ii oflt '__.L$NIIiLI.,cL THURSDAY. it 'LV 29 .Sanford AA, 8 P III 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 am., Mayfair Country ('bib Sc'rtoma ('tub of Sanford, 12:15p.m., Mayfair Country (lob Casselberry I,Ions Club, 610 p.m.. Land o' lakes South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Altamente Sprtni.'s F'Rhl).V, JU1.' 30 , 'I,,i.m w -- ta.. aQ5tv,o 10 2 059 00" SANFORD Cliv P.M. CLERI Us. ye., h.sd to prstos1 yew body. I. case of my rip. Sr utts$.d rip.PIIOI TIlE POU OI'IF0FD FLOPIDO -- 0.'i at A Seminole South Rotary. 7:30 am., Lard Chumley's, 04 .a ., ii.'A•I,,iN Altanii'ntt' Spring '"N, - 3 -- C I,, -,'.,' ,.I., • - - - - I - I-,'--. 'I#.'S.w.dd,,.. illS ) IC,..s, IA...'g wMv,I NW,, II*NI'5 i I .*.,iw $.'..s. -- •___ 'g c.,,zw.. (wi,, il's P... .i,wo * $144 $1'uSIN.eI,754 - C 5 382 109 *'5(444M,44, ' ' Ut '.iS nA5 i hI. ur i(iC(Ni414tjn ' 'sw.- I., U'. ' UW-.l 1..,,.aS 'P5'I.d 'W, '.v,L, w .,,,, ' - h' sU'-• U' .. ----- Lee P. l'bore, Mayor '. p..i lp w'P.4sw -- - 7-20-it I',.. low 1.wCsA.w. S 10w II Nwt..-,w ,sI b$•'tP..Si,A,,,, tLaI,A1,,,',ii ''iN, us .1 *(uV,19 iN,hIf,, oNtII.tg l's' Am opt 04 ... Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 urn., Buck's. Tiuiglessood .ttt. closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's l4rngwood AA, 11 P mu . Roiling Hills Muiraviui Church $-- 4,'"..,, - general Pr WMBURGER ' : merchandise WORLD'S BEST Hamburger CHILI /4 Lb, 1 6 9,, 77wwilil, 69 GOOD stores. real estate and it KO:\ Cii1l irnwW., l'thtel is an acbse niuubc rot Kiwanis and serves 1115 the board sit the like Count', ('oftservatl(imI Council. hIt' was graduated III 1959 from the r ALL DAY SATURDAY JULY 24 10:30 am TV 11 pm t iniei'rciic of Florida with if .' iiegrt'e in isusiness Administration lie has been active in Jaycees, Buss ('lot) work and Scouting. F'echtel has Issu school-age children. ,.. American Red Cross adult swimming classes, beginner through swlmuiiier classifications, will be taught at the Dover Shores, College Park, Carter Street and Ilankin,s Park pool s through Aug. 5, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday be tween 8-10 p.m. No advance registration required. .- . 2911 Orlando Dr. SANFORD To 1.1k', 7:30p.m., All-Souls So'ial Hall, Tt.'EM)AV, JUI,Y 27 i t GENERAL RIVINUE SHARING Wov - Sanford IJon.s ('lot). noon, Holiday Inn. Wlmitt'r Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Osereaters Anon) mous, 7:30 pin., Florida Power and Light, Sanford Sanford Optimist Club, noon. Trophy Launge, Bowl ; Hood Tractor Co. THE HERALD Altanionti-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.115., clubhouse. Spring Oaks and 436. Seminole Plaza. Casselberry %s FRIDAY. JULY 23 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 am,, Lard Chumnley's, Altamon'te Springs' - ' - ' -' - ' Seminole umirIse iwanls, 7 a.ni.' Buck's Tanglewood etA, 8 pin., closed) St. Richard's Episcopal Church, Longwood AA sclosed), 8 p.m., Rolling hilts Moravian 101'S Chapter .9. ' pin., os'c'r Baptist Church. Crystal like and Country Club, Lake Mary. Office Hours Are: 8:30A.M. Ti 15 P.M. Room 404 Court House WEATHER CALL 322.2611 Sanford Rotary. noun, Civic Center, Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.rti, 1201 W. First St. The books close then for the September Primary Elections CW - e MONDAY. JULY 26 UNTIL JULY24 Small Tractor. Small Price 12.30 hpdilsl SUBSCRIBE NO American IA'gion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo ever',' Saturday at 12: 15prii. at .1500 Orlando Dr., Sanford, - OPEN FOR VOTER REGISTRATION PHELPS, MRS. PAULINE 0.Memorial Services for Mrs. Pauli ne G Phelpi, who died Thursday, will be held at S 30 P m Monday at Brlson Funeral Home with Rev Mic ha el An. the afternoon and evening hour s. Highs mostly In the and lows In the lOs. Sat ur day's Daytona Beach tides: high 6:30 a.m., 6:57 p.m., low 12:20 a.m., 12:20 p.m. Port Canaveral. high 5:58 a.m., 6:44 low 12:03 a.m., 12:16 State Representative V irIce Fe.'ht*'i 11-I A'esburg I will seek reelection to a third term in the Florida house of Represen. tatives, District :14. The district inclutles parts lit Seininolt', Lake and Marion counties. Fochtt'l, who serves on the Education and Appropriations A ---_ .1 W.2 curitmiiittet's, as well as the r qu U t)Iiliilltt('t' (Ifl Huiiian Bight_s, JAUKSONVII.LE I API has been the sponsor of major Prosecutors claim that legislation during the four Mayor Hans G. l'anzler's duties go beyond those specified by the city charter so the statute of limitations hasn't run yea rs he has served ill the Florida Legislature, out on charges froiii five years ago. But 'I'anzler's attorneys argued that the four-year time In announcing his candidacy F tchtti said, ''I aiii mlIl)tivat"(.l limmut is well past and the court should (liSliliss an inby a genuine and dedicated lli('tliicnt charging Tanzk'r with perjury and failure to iti'stre to bring fiscal re_spun. report a political contribution in January 1971. sibility and above all. cllliillloll Circuit Judge hudson 011iff said he will rule Ofl a milotion to dismiss today ''though it nut> well be midnight before I '.'nSe, to government. My proven experience, past record. rule" and business-like approach to government can il)l'et the i I la I lenge s of bo th txlay a miii the future." Reprt.'seritiitive Fcc htel is if central Florida businessman ss hi grew tiii in I ,ucsburg, hlis e o. main business interests are Circuit Judge Hudson 011iff said Thursday. ltosier, 35, of Jacksonville pleaded guilt>' to negligent ilianslau gh ter in the June 19 crash on Sta te Road 200 West 'f here, Jerry Stilson, 41, a former assistant state attore>, his wife Rebecca, 31, and three of their four were fit;ilh injur ed. SATURDAY, JULY 24 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 pin., Ascension Lutheran ('hurc'h. THE ELECTIONS OFFICES WILL BE The Herald Covers The Local Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. A....op-r Seeks New Term 'CALENDAR Funeral Notice will esening thundershowers. highs In the low to mid 90s. IASSS in the lower lOg. Variable ,alnds 10 m.p.h. or less. Rain probabi li ty is 40 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers mainly during Fechtel (;lU:I:N COVE SPRINGS lAP) "You were double drunk," a judge told George W. Rosier after sentencing huii to 50 years in prison for a highway crash that killed five Iiu'rnbers of a family. ''The irons of this tragedy' is that you, the culpably negligent drunk, survived and an innocent family died,'' TnnyIrlr St. Saturday. Chance of afternoon REP. %lN('I; i"F('IITEI, Drunk Driver Sentenced FLORIDA NEARING CENTER MRS. PAUI.INEG. PHELPS Mrs. Pauline G. Phelps, 76, 2020 Orlando Drive, Sanford, passed away Thursday. Born in Cross Anchor, S. C., she lived in Sanford for the past 23 years. She sins co-operator of the enipboyt'. A graduate of Catherine's Hos pital in Omaha, Phelps Restaurant and a she was asso ciated with the U. IliefllbCr of the First Unit ed S. Naval Hospital in Orlando Methodist Church. 11cr survivors include her from 1963 until 1974, when she h usba nd, Mr. Albert Phelps, retired, She Is survived by her Sanford; one daughter, Mrs. husband Fred; two sisters. Ellen Hempling, hiaggerstown, Mrs. ilda Wilgus of Lansing, N. J.; two sons, Albert Phelps Midi,, and Mrs. Bernice Jones Jr., of Fort Atkinson, Wis,, and of the Canal Zone; two Clarence Eiseman. of Sa nford. brothers, Beno Vaderheiden of hlrisson Funeral home In charge of arrangements. Thursday's high 94, today's low 70. Partly cloudy through of were taken from utility Shed pipe at the construction sites of officer without violence. Wells' his residence. two houses being constructed bond WOS set at M. Auto Burglary b y Shoemaker Construction Deputy John Thorpe arrested In other reports, deputies ('ii,, Sanford, three persons at I) and J said Pat Mc('onaghy, of 5000 l'itroItnan Robert Bernosky Stable, l'uscawilla Road, lilllliorl a year. Alexandria, Minn., and Merle Vanderheiden of Cortez, Cob.; and several nieces and nephews. Gramkow-Gaines Funeral Home of Longwood is in charge of arrangements. later date Bnisson FunCtal Home in charge the rear at . Sam A. Ackley, Winter Park Crews officiating. In lieu of flowe rs , a con tribution to the Cancer Fund Burial will be at a storage building at Ling,crine Ave., reported a reported plumbing installations following what deputies termed burglary and tresspass after the South Seililnole lawrlliiower and tools valued--it sscre vandalized at 337 Lark- a dispute over civil matters. warning. Church of Christ. Lake Howell $4:10 were taken from an auto wood Drive and 114 Briarv.'ood. Loren Jeffer'> Ledbetter, 22, u;ld, and two riding lawn burglarized at his residence, Fireaim Arrest Glenn Aldrich David, 25, and of Zellwood, was held in lieu of iiiossers valued at $00. Man Injured Sheriff's deputies responded his wile, Martha Laurel David, $8,000 bond on a burglary l)t'puty R. S. Morton reported Gerald J. Roman, 47, of to a disturbance complaint 22, both of Orlando, were charge in connection with an that shortly after firemen Apopka. was treated at Florida early today at Altamonte booked at county jail in lieu of incident at the stables, officers extinguished the 2 am, utility hospital North, Altamonte Springs and arrested Bessie $8,100 IJOfl(I t'iich on charges of said. building blaze that a suspicious Springs, for severe cuts on the Mae Pender, 38, of Orlando, on fire was doused in a nearby right hand and forearm, a charge of carrying a conssooded area. Morton said area deputies reported, after he fell cealedfirearmii. Bond was set at residents reported seeing through the top of a glass green $5,000, according to county jail several juveniles in the vicinity irnuse where he was working on records. News of of the early morning blazes. v like Brantley Road. Area Arrests Tools Stolen Pipe Vandalized 1.1. Jay Leman also arrested Clarence A. Baker, :1513 Sanford police today were Eddie James Wells, 37, of 500 il VI(lO(lcn Shirks Drive, south Seminole, probing $500 in vandalism Marker St., Altamonte Springs, reported tools valued at $225 ('image to copper plumbing on a charge of resisting an . AREA DEATHS MRS. l.EONEIJ.BUEHI,ER Thursday that a check by commission S(hlitt of '('rlI Beach said the new law plus ;in en. forcemilent cra('klioss it I)) the commission has put if halt to the schetmie, Atty Gcrt. Robert Shevmn had said his office estimated i of the firms had operated in the past two years and that the biggest nJx'rators were racking in as Iiiuch as $20 Rachel T. James, Altamonte Springs Johnnie I.. Sutton, Altamonte Springs Rita Black, DeBary John E. Fosmire, DeBary Ruth Bemis, Deltona IMonore Ehinger, Deltona Edna Garceau, Deltona Paul Tibbetts, St. Petersburg Mrs. Richard I Vera) Boone & - Investigators Ai,metl that none of the companies suspe'tell of Fraud Were still operating in the state. Ear Bertha Hollis Pamela Cheney, DeBary t)essa S. Knight, DeBary Mary I.. Pope, Deland Irene M. Crouch, Deltona Nina I). Lucas, Deltona Josephine Weeks, Deltona Isabeil Cannon, Lake Mary Stella Bitch, Winter Springs Out WINTER PAI{1( iAlli - An advance-fee land sale racket s hidi bilked cnsuJliers out of millions of dollars has been 55 mped 11111 in Florida with the passage of tougher lass s. officials say Edgar L. Schlitt, chairman of the Florida Heal Estate Fill HEARING TISTS s Name Brand H.aring Aids Available Martha Albert Ursules Doane Ronald Kidd Adam Mack Gary' Shannon Margaret hi, Smith Deborah Weaver Loretta Welch John 1. Mason, Casselberry Laws Wipe Florida Land Racket ' say ' Friday, July 23, 1976-Vol. 68 No. 288 Tough By BOB ll()'I) Herald Staff Writer Seiilinole sheriff's deputies are investigating a suspicious tire early today that destroyed ______________________________________ baby boy ADMISSIONS Sanford: Fi r e Destroys Church Storage Building IN BRIEF MNJCV Where Quality'SeIls & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 HOSPITAL P.M.. U.S. Lobster Boats Missing FLORIDA leaving the burglary scene to an Missouri police said Crane bayonet, In one of the vending machine Orlando owner and then to admitted breaking open four and burglaries earlier this month it Grandview, Mo., where a 16. stamp, cigarette A Seminole sheriff's newspaper vending machines security guard at lake Howell year-old Orlando boy and Crane department probe of four July 9 at apartment complexes Arms Apartment, Casselberry, were apprehended. vending machine burglaries on 10 the 511-436 corridor at spotted two men fleeing with a Hogan said the juvenile has July 9 in south Seminole has Casselberry and Fern Park and cardboard box with $117 In been charged with grand l. resulted in the arrest of a 16- selling the cigarettes to finance cigarettes. The guard fired a ceny in connection with the year-old Orlando Juvenile and a his flight to Missouri. shot toward the men but vending machine burglaries. Florida prison escapee in Sheriff's detectives said The vending machine missed, Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Missouri. damage to the vending burglaries in South Seminole William Hogan said. The escapee, identified by occurred three years to the day Hogan said that investigators machines was reported at authorities as Jack Orin Crane, after Crane was wounded by were able to trace an auto seen 81.000. 20, of Altamonte Springs, was Sheriff's Deputy Ronald E. returned Thursday from Pritchard in a foot chase from a Grandview, Mo., to Miami burglarized service station at where officials said he escaped O'Brien Road and U.S. 17-92, earlier from a state penal in- Fern Park. stitution. Authorities said Pritchard a SF Crane is serving a six months fired three warning shots into A2 u l~ It J III five year sentence meted in the ground and the air before Oct. 1973 by Seminole Circuit hitting Crane in the side with Judge Dominick Salfi in a the fourth shot. Officers said bnrolnrv case f'r a nawne nirmad with,, tflJn,4, By BOB LIA)Yt) Herald Staff Writer st. TOTAL i Escapee Caught In Missouri NA11ON 5 1.751,711 Contractual Services TOTAL Lawn Mowers Lost In Suspicious Blaze I' 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND 10 ALL OWNERS, PERSONS OR !NTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHE RN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. in compliance with and by authority of Chapter 373. FloridaStatutes as amended and Chapter 25270. Law's of FlOrida. 1919, that the Governing Board of Central and Southern Florida FIoid Control Dtri1, a pubic cor porati on existing and operating under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Florida. intends to adopt the f011Owing tentative budget, or as the same may be amended for the final budget for sai d District for the Fiscal Year beginning October I. 1976 and endnq Septemoer 30. 1977 Friday, July 23, I76-3A 'i .. ice of City Clark. City Hall, Sanford, Florida S%Tt'IIDtV. J1_1Y31 Sanford A.% Women's Group. '1 pus.. 1201 W. First St. ('asselbc'rr', A,. closed, 8 p Ili., Ascension l.utherani Church. Ami'rlvwi Legion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo every Saturtia> at 12:15 put. at 1500 Orlando Dr.. Sanford V,omt'n's Auxiliary of Sanford vI"W i'o_st 10108 will ll4lI(id White Elephant Sale and supper I franks, titans and salads I froisi 4 pm. to 8 l n. at the Post home, Everyone sielcoita' ....-r... - ..-. -.,.. , (i%%FI N N. / I ' - % KFS r 0 kes Announces Cand idac y F ()wc'tl N F'r,iktm. ,t resident of Illngwooti, has qualified For (5in(iI(I.iC) as it nieiiiber of the Senilnole County School Board District 2 the Seat presently held bs Boil Feather Mr. F'rakes is married and the father of three children two of which are students in our school system. 1k' was educated at Miammii university in Oxford, Ohio, and Rollins College, and ass arded a degree in Business Administration and I':('t)nlImnt('s, NIr F'rakt's' -. professional background in cltnies c'omiinic'rc'itl and inortgagc banking, lit' is presently c'miipboyed by Springs Bealt>. Mr. F'rake_s has served as president of the Sabal Point 55.'hool ,ttivtsor> Committee, Sabal Point PTA member, secretary of the county Wi(II' School Advisory Committee, and as a board member of the Seminole Count) Y.M.C.A. F'rake_s says his educational is that all Philosophy educational experiences of our t hibiren should be ones which create positive self-image and untk'rstanding. F'rtkes says he levi_s that a deep interest in thildren coupled with it sound financial business and Will background are ingredients necessar> for if school board miiernber .....-, ..........,,., ..., .... . remember our FAST drive.up WHdOW !! 'W)uBITES Steak 1.59 CRISPY Onion Rings (Covered with Secret Batter Deep-vat tr i ed, served with French Fries and Salad) 391c 2911 Orlando Dr. Next to ABC Liquors Sanford Newest Idea In 321-0436 __....- _' ---".'-'--''- . ...,, Sanford's Fast-Food Service! . ... I �*i - Evening HerWd feelers, 'Stars Meet I \ FlKNUl AVE.. SAN FORD. Fl.A. 32771 Area (1e .1fl5.22.261 I or &I1.9993 4- - tl -1"... _ ~` Friday. July 23, 1976-4A i, a, W:\VNI 1). I)OYIF. Publisher WIIJ.IAM 0. ('UIIHIE. Managing Editor Home I)ehiverWeek. 55 cents: Month. 12.40: 6 Months. $14.20: Vt:ir. $ 10 h Mail In Honda satire as home delivers All 'tht'r mail Month. S2.0 i Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. llt'A(U Al' 'I crr and tilt, t"-tmmn Su4 $jr lt I thamirpmurm Pittsbiirli + ,c lers art' 15-mimi lavormte' ight lwn lhe tangle ith I sir nj1•rtmnnmnu:, strun'-,kh'mr. Sh e C tiflegi' All-Star squ;nl lii. uiiitlsuuitmiii'm fo o tball 1 ij party is over and what a party it was, unabashedly corny, zany and comforting as well as solemn and productive.' People did not fall off the cliffs in New while watching the tall-ships, as was predicted, Ice instead paddy wagons served the ga th er- * York cream of ed in Washington, D.C. Visiting dignitaries rubbed elbows with common Americans without an incident. For glorious Fourth ul Americans one of J other. his speeches President Ford said during hallowed place America, the one of at one continues," The Fourth but the Bicentennial is not. If Americans need historical pegs there is no lack of them. July 4, 1776, was the commitment to independence. The Revolution itself was not until Lord Cornwallis surrendered Yorktown in 1781. The Constitutional Cohvention began in 1787 and the Constitution itself did not become effective un til March 4 two years later. And the first Congress did not meet until Sept. 25, 1789. Even these historic events were but a beginfling. Over the next 200 years Americans carved a nation as they defended the principles established in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Valley Forge. The world is much more sophisticated t oday than it was two centuries ago, but strangely enough so far as security and principles the problems of July is over, more over at out Reagans - 1__~__ - It Record wAS}IIN(;T0N - We have a habit in the United States of judging a man by what he says - almost ignoring what he does, , If he says what we like to hear, we forgive a man whose actions do violence to our beliefs, If he says what we don't like to hear, he cannot please us whatever he does. Let us then, in assessing Reagan, ignore what he says, what he promises and how he postures. And look at what he did as governor. lie castigated the state universities - and doubled the budgets for higher education, lie verbally slashed right and left and to the quick on health programs and doubled or tripled their budgets, depending on your mathematics. He railed against government spending and higher taxes, and increased the state budget to 2.5 times its level when he Caine to office. On balance, he boosted taxes proportionately. hazards. We are a breadbasket for an increasingly had the respect of some of his hungry world that is casting envious eyes at our industry and productivity. ponents, are comparative, American military men still stand on the ramparts around the clock ed from external attack. We longer self sufto protect our fre ficient in energy om are and many of the other raw materials that we need to prosper. We don't know age of And the Constitution that %%ill govern the United States in 2q76 will be far different from the one that prot ec ts us today . The principles of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution will continue to evolve, not without some threat to the rights that Americans enjoy, . -t ,.,, ' ' r : , '''. 7i JOHN CUNNIFF — He lashed out at the welfare system - and ended up agreeing to quit liberal benefits and taxpayer's money. greatly increased spending. His great achievement here, however, was in markedly reducing the number of chiselers on the rolls. The aspect of the program that generates most chairmen or presidents of the nation's largest over Carter's southern origins. Without smears, of Lang's ire is the -DISC- portion, under which corporations, then, Carter was able to attract 75 per cent of the US, manufacturers can set up a domestic inter2. Financial incentives for small business that black vote in FlorIda, 90 per cent in North There is no need for alarm. Indeed what the water poUution control law in the United States, and ste pped up regulation of the auto repair, home insurance, real estate and retail businesses and of doctors and dentists, respect In cooperation with the legislature he reduced which is staffed almost exclusively by the they joined with white politicos in the stisplicloris Foolis h Order Little did John E. Palomina, of the Office of Civil Rights in San Francisco, realize what he would set in motion when he arbitrarily banned fa ther-son and mother-daughter activities in the Scottsdale, Ariz,, schools. A "really quite irritated" President Ford suspended the Carter has already brought him from obscurity would be exporting Just as vigorously without the in world markets. incentive" Most have assets of at least $100 Lang believes that while big business ex- to high influence, Never in history has a black million, they are by nature exporters. porters have the know-how, the organizational man been so close to a man so close to the In contrast, lie continues, small nianufac- skills, the funds and the easily identifiable presidency. Carter aides my he now advises the moved into the governorship, As in the Carter on American institutions and of absolutely no value in administration, there was no hint of financial During the Richard M. Nixon administration, ting social inequities. hanky-panky. And Reagan's appointments. like he said, "it %as futile to try to promote small Carter's, were regarded as above average, business. Secretar) Dent (Commerce Secretary Lang knows of what he speaks, since the Democratic convention she was touted as fine Frederick B. Denti wasn't interested in what I licensing of American technology is part of the material for everything from attorney general to Ntents in the United States is growing three officers of the campaign say she could in , hundreds or even thousands extant. Obviously President Ford, apart from Carter's. The latter Caine to work early, stayed late, insisted on knowing and wa saying," expertise of his company, REFAC Technology the Supreme Court. And for the short run, say Now, with Congress considering changes in the Development Corp. It has helped, for a share of Carter people, she is most obviously a candidate Cannon. head of the White House Domestic Council, cannot give analyzing every detail of every operation, and in [)IS(' legislation. and with Richardson at)- personal attention to all of them as they did in the Scottsdale case. The real problem is that too much discretionary authority has been granted to too many tow ranking administrators of social programs in which consensus is hard to find and where arbitrary decisions can cause great damage. Until Congress gets a little more specific In drafting laws, the Scottsdales will continue to pop up, continuing to make American people in general as well as Mr. Ford quite irritated. the end. Carter's way prevailed. the prufits, numerous small companies establish to be the fourth woman cabinet secretary in parently more receptive to the small business contacts and distributors abroad. ames South Daytona • for man%. reasons," Palmer The field %% ill be cut to the lo~% point lit his carecr "Thu Can& Nilturday with the final on Son- %ooinner-take-all ganiv tonight at 7 against St. Cloud , `6 1c h r'I's t Exam e (' G . I 00 I Of Fading Athlete i~ in, I ht- hi,'ralulS.,'rsit'ex 'P , A'. FRANCIS(*(), C 'dif - I quality ritaking him it delight said "Ytiu".c gut to lx' it perfor writers, son In 1%8, peddled once again to York Kni.ks, has written, a abruptl) at the age mart,elous book. probing, tile . GOP W hi te K ni g h t Falls Off Charger This earned Richardson a reputation for integrity that has now made him a vice Richardson's attack upon the SEC appalled his task force colleagues. Another Cabinet offered Carla a job at the Justice Dept. When he was defense secretary, he offered a Pentagon position to Roderick. Richardson also supported Carla Hills for the Cabinet. She Is now secretary of housing and urban development. Richardson has apologized foethe strong language he used against the SEC. But he still wants to exclude the SEC from a major role In curbing foreign bribery, presidential prospect. His presence on the ticket, member, who serves with Richardson on the Ns supporters contend, would help to defuse the Watergate issue. But his shining reputation has now lost some of its luster. He heads a White House task force which is reviewing U.S. corporate bribery of task force, lambasted the letter as "disgraceful" and "dangerous," Other colleagues whom we polled called it a "mistake" and "ill-advised," Not a siagle member of the task force defended Richar dson. foreign officials. The bribes were uncovered by the Securities and Exchange Conunision. . ~ C r,'6 ,r &4 "No question about if! There goes a president who the best athlete we've ever had in the White House" is ,1 . In the backrooms of the SEC, meanwhile, the Richardson fetter has had a demoralizing effect. The SEC happens to be one of the few federal Footnote: Richardson told us his criticism of the SEC was Intended strictly as a legal argument. As for the criticism by his colleagues, he said: "I wish they would tell me those things to my face." NEW MEXICO MANEUVER: Just four clays before New Mexico Republicans selected their presidential delega tes, President Ford ordered the Agriculture Dept. to fund a pest control '0g1'amn Ut New Mexico. The scandal has rocked the world, embarrassing governments from Italy to Japan. It agencies that has resisted political pressure and has als*4 productd .some red faces in corporate has board rooms. corporations The department didn't want to spend the fearlessly. Over 1(t) corporations have been The Commoerce Dept., which Richardson now heads, usually has shown great sympa thy and understanding for the corporate moguls with whom it deals. Swayed perhaps by his new en'ironnient, Richardson has written a letter to Sen. Withatu Prozrnire, D.-Wis., attacking the money. Its officials had told ranchers to buy investigated on tribery charges. their own insecticides to control the caterpillars w hich infest their ranges. For months, SEC. The SEC was operaUng on 'Unuou3 legal grounds," he charged during the bribery In- investigated powerful nor even unique. Lenn) Ford, Bradley, business arid social tom- who was voted into the Pr ,',,ts,'' writes fothimIl hi,tll of l"anie last irIi'ssinal athletes are Imiunit) '' Cookie Gilchrist is now 41 year, died drunk and broke in fondled and ex lt'brities , ii.t'ti, praised and believed years old, hIt' looks good. His rundown hotel. Bob Ferguson. nil> toward the end of their weigh is at 240 pounds, even an All-American fullback at careers do the stars realize lighter than when he played. Ohio State, slipped into obrediscovered their sense (of identity is in- his snide glow's as it always seurity and tturing a two-week cninia, lromri sufficient In lily cast'. I've did. 1k doesn't drink or smiioke been irenarmne for the end ahctainc ,'z,i. which he is now making a wits SEC Chairman Roderick hills returned Richardson's fire with a sizzling letter calling Richar dson's remarks "unfounded, mappropriate and ill-timed," This carried extra impact because the two men have been close fnends. Indeed, Richardson was responsible for bringing IfiUs Washington. and his wife, Carta, to Agriculture officials resisted pressure from the ranchers. But Ford overruled the Agriculture Dept. He Issued his order on June fl, just 90 minutes after assuring Sen. Pete Domenici, H-N.M., that "I'll do my darndest." IV President wanted Domenici's support in the showdown with 0,q since lit) first )car, but even so ~~, hope that I Ronald Reagan over New Mexico delegates. Four days later, New Mexico Republicans met, It turned out that the free federal pesticides didn't impress them. Reagan won all of New Mexico's 21 delegates, Footnote: Dornenici confirmed our facts but said he had not discussed the New Mexico delegate situation at the same time that he had asked the President for federal help to fight the caterpillars. But on previous occasions, ) I can only will in his shoulder bag which is y' ,- manage' easily the withdrawal well.thunrbed and which he from what l'iuil Jackson calls says ho reads every day. iiiy addiction." hi' years since he stopped were thoughts ltws have been rough for poignantly brought to niiiid tilt' iiiiui int h tither day when the phone rang. his marriage, to a Russian r'- and the voice on the other end girt in 'l'oronto hail already hoomed ut sitrinrirtisly. k % ou kno%l 0 1~ politics with Ford. The pest control program, incidentally, will cost the taxpa yers about $500,000 this year. WASHINGTON WHIRL: Sena te Democratic leaders are quietly preparing to block President Chester Gilchrist. — An old friend Cookie (;ill hrist had been tine of those professional athletes ° was a celebrity. Ili the ' Ford's key appointinients until next January, hoping Jimmy Car ter will then become President and will fill the vacancies with earl) years (if tilt- fledgeling American F o otball League striving for respectability, he' ' deserving Democrats, California's charismatic Gov, Jerry Brown has quietly Ray behind closed doors. Th,ey asked her about her cele br ated sex expholt.s on r,,1itt, l hut ('anada with their mother and aren't the least interested in athlt tics hits liaison with one of the mist famous black models in Amiiermi.a broke up after is (ouple of %vars because. she with )our day after )ou',otplayed ; holes" on the golf course" 'I'hret' years ago, Cuiikn' an began work with organization called 'Ike United Athletes Coalition of America and Canada. The purpose is to help athletes rehabilitate after their playing days are over, to get thern in the mainstream of to her, -but I'm not a good society )r into youth work. it logical extension of their own lives II.-siunpledt,ocaine Ile drank. the 4FI,'s first star of national lit' had st.',rteel ,' Cr(;. Mayd stature in the pre'Naiiiathi class Services I.t for domestics, in hit' %IS also i'iintenhmous antI Denver and that had gone "The tvniedown for too man% is hard and fast," he says. his program has been endorsed in the Congressional Record by Congressman Jack i Jun Brown. his con- around football plaw lie lo,oa% 01 The dilemma has not beci, restricted to the black athlete. J:ickleJensen founcicon%'ersion to the real life of the non-athlete a trauniatic experience. Even Jerry West, the Laker great who has retired econoniiicails fixed for life, is eiirotionalk strung out - what do you it, teiuihiurar>. but ttivr. were' enough titan for you." lie got 'alitI clairits he was a Ix'tt.'r all' tnt'. a dope' trip, pepping pills for Democrats start looking for someone to step into his shoes. . , Two investigators for the House E thics Committee have questioned Eliza beth !iroken up. Ills two boys live in painful recovery. tiiltt ( 'tokitr, he couldn't support her iii the style slit' was used to, 'itusi really blew his mind, 't the greatest of futlb'n'ks V"u say yOU love rite," he said hi' did not have the credentials ,,I prepared a master list of key Democrats, coast President. Hundreds of names, with background details, are being led Into a computer. This rat,alogued, computerized list will be ready in leo In case Jimmy Carter falters and the from feine fie carries around it Bible r Domenici ao[hWtted, he discussed presidential to coast, who have shown an interest in him .,tlls "tire nimxt'd blessing of -Iniere comes is I ime in ever) notoriet)" to -ttwt inexorablt- and i'ti'n that would give the SEC a major role in probing corporate payoffs. The original drafts of Richardson's letter, we have learned, contained even stronger criticism of the SEC. But cooler heads on the task force staff persuaded hint to edit out the harsher language. 33 *,%%'hill- their pli~sivai skill for it .. . history. of inner psyche of the professional titan's lift'," he said, "when he terror of living without the itiust sacrifice fame and glory gaumie' was not :, phenomenon, athlete - Elliot Richardson, the White Knight of the Republican Party, has off his charger, Richardson is the former attorney general who assumed heroic status two years ago when he refused a White house order to dismiss Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox an'i got himself fired for his courage, looked around and -4 holar for-Aard iif tile ;C*%4 throbbing. Coolue Gilchrist quit justment front %hat Bradleio % I , When Richardson was attorney general, he lie hilt liradie), the Rhodes Cincinnati, his bail knee realized that his own ad- ' vestigation, Therefore, I*- opposed legislation I - (,. ,'-,J ..* I- 4'. I .. . " ; • 41 ... t fl". '" i". I . . /,"- . . A . .'% - ", * II- -_ .. . ,,,' rk By The Associated l'n'ss Mr , '" " '.,,'. ,b A ' . , congenial, the toruiuer quality uniler 'lhrt't' years ago. Gilchrist nuiking Mina football itinerant k stock if himself oo t who was shunted frumui Buffalo % here he had his peak '%earsi to I k'mir (to Mu,iu, I 4 0ic -.you,ve got if) be more than a ttii itl.ser," hut' had once ' I i) .,': ' ' ,1t' - 13. . g %I 1. '4(,,.'j7 j ,'•'" ., W % i i", -._ . ' . •, , ç 44 9 'S a a f .1 I 1'. -. . - ,• '1%" ) ".1i J . .,, l •I,~ ,,. ' ,', ' ' : , ,., . ' ' ':1 ... 67 Fyc on ball. Wiggins takes practice cuts Post 53 Sends Wiggins In -Legion Opening Test Its- AAIU)N KAUFMAN because it gives players some herald Correspondent tough competition. They are more prepared for the next season of high school baseball," Competition is keen since David Wiggins is one of those strong, silent types. Translated into baseball terminology, that means he say much while he is college freshmen are allowed to doesn't participate. beating you. Winning has become almost commonplace with him during this American Legion baseball season. lie's 6-1, and Sanford Post 53 hopes he's 7-1 after tonight's 8 o'clock game in the district tournament at Sanford Memorial Stadium. The lean, muscular senior-tohe at Seminole High, is also a basketball standout. So which do you like best, David, baseball or basketball? 'Don't ask me that, I like them both," he said Thursday evening at practice. "I'm just glad I don't have to choose between them." When not on the mound, the lefts' is perched "It's also the first year that these guys have played together so it was a surprise to me that we have done so well. In fact, we probably could have done better if we had not made so many mental mistakes. But they were the kind of mistakes that all young teams make. "We have trouble in knowing what pitch to swing at, like the 2.1 3-I which are the best pitches to hit. "We're also having trouble getting a good jump off first for stealing second and hitting the cutoff man. These kind of mental mistakes lose games." Lundquist added, "If we keep these errors down, our pitching and hitting will win the tournament." Robert Smith is the probable starter on Saturday. Combined with Wiggins' pitching and hitting t,.340) is the excellent fielding glove of Smith, who leads the club in fielding percentage and sports a .328 batting average. He also is used as a relief pitcher and has recorded four saves. Rounding out the club are Tim Raines (385) and Jay Johnson .320) The tourney continues Saturday with losers playing at 11 and winners at 2. It concludes Sunday. The winner qualifies for the state tournament Aug. 6, in Fort Lauderdale. on first base. Wiggins will be pitching against Melbourne in the opening round of tonight's tournament. Top-seeded Lake Highland (18-4) meets Edgewater (9-13) at S in the opener. Sanfocd shows a 13-8 record while Melbourne is 16-6. American Legion baseball is making its first appearance in San(rd in four years. The sport was dropped after it lack of support. Coach Bobby Lundquist, F. Kemp, who was his teaimi iluite and qui'rterbiick with the himself a former Legion performer, is assistant baseball coach at Seminole High and pinpoints the importance of the program. "I'm glad we could get Buffalo Bills when they won the Legion baseball started again AFI. chuiitinnshin, 'ti,,)'1t'44 _ P'-'....... tj ' .' ' ' , ',:,.l','' .ljr 'I'! " .,_ ¼ I 4 E . tt,ri,. , .;' c.,, J''" 'r -'i.'. or — can '1 - I ' '.' Odom Back, Tops Tigers ., I . 'lliursda% night in tilt- Littlu dir, I.'n w:us uuu first tour tI.t JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON — Commerce Secretary I . -. . " --C.~-. - . said w hen asked w fiat a (I and ties after toda)"s round. Major lA'ague district tiurnatriuiiiph couiti miucari at this lht third round will be umierli, setting the stage for powerful woman and black in America. At the Health, Education and Welfare Director David Mathews, Office of Managementand Budget Director J4mes T. Lynn 4 Ed Sininnini of Texas A&NI and Ben Crenshaw. w as right iii their Nt.khauis 'throng 10 at 69 were Dick t,*tls ith a 67 along with area iL'. whit, had a hole-in-one in fa%orilv Mikv Hill of Jackson, fix- ixirJ\hii hi; h1uId .\ilin. l)uk ('raw- B:in,l ' Erskine, U . S. Open httt'tI and Bobby VatIkircs. chaimip Jern Pate and British South UIIMONI) hll:ACh I It w.,iII iflt.ifl a great deal Cupen winner Johnny Miller. I)atona took a 1-4) decision tunics faster than the number of U.S. patents in Democratic period become both the most But Reagan's style as governor was worlds J PROCEDURE st, tilt- $200JO lournainunt. Jack who represent the innovative spirit, Find products, small business men are faced with candidate across the board, and expect him to serve In a Carter administration as a cabinet taxes from 7to 11 per cent for the top bracket, themselves with relatively few opportunities, or what they see as a hopeless task. took more low-income families off the tax rolls, ft is such as these who need the help, he member, possibly secretary of the $100-billion-afederal programs to assist theur in selling stiffened the capital gains tax, increased abroad. They are the ones who need help, he argues. Moreover, he believes they deserve help year HEW. Eventually he could become the first inheritance tax rates and gave renters tax maintains. . because it is in small business that much of the black vice-presidential noninee. credits. He supported a bill giving mental Lang, an expert in exporting the technology of innovation the experimentation, the creativity Then there is Barbara Jordan, the black patients the right to refuse shock treatments. small manufacturers, and himself the founder of is nurturetl. vice presidential nominee from the Texas Like Jimmy Carter, Reagan brought in a an international manufacturing, consulting and Big business, in his view, is much less in- delegation to the house of Representatives. Ski considerable group of bright young men when he licensing company with sales of $15 million a novativt', lie notes that the number of Japanese has not until recently embraced Carter, b ut Palomina directive, correctly assessing it as a mindless attack As silly as the Palomina directive was, it probably is one of *, , Japan, STANDARD ' Very likely this immediate gratitude will .Said Lang in it letter to Cornmercv Secretary such as a Small Business Export Trade Corp., to benefit Andy Young the most. A two-term Elliot Richardson, "The prime beneficiaries enable it to take advanta ge of the opportunities Congres.smanfrorii Atlanta, his total support for )car, is beginning to hope again. ;(;citing into the tournament spirit is the Eldrldge Standard slow- cluck', front row, left to right, John Los In, Robt'r Bathard, Mark pitch softball team, which finished second in Sanford's Metro Brewer, Joe Marmot second row, coach Garold Page, Don League and qualified for tonight's district tournament at Harve), Gary Allyn, Larry Helman, Bob Johnson, Larry Tyson, Titusville. Eldridge and city champion Seaboard Coast Line both Doug Must' and sponsor Farley Eldridge. Camera shy were Bill see duty tonight as Eldridge faces Titusville Smith Funeral Home Miller, Jim Dawson, Gary Bekher, Ililan Brewer, Duane and Seaboard meets Titusville Jack's Pub. Both games are at 1:30 La Follette and John Rekhart. on back-to'back diamonds. Members of the Eldridge squad in. i national sales corporation and, in effect. cut in will not deprive the country of existing tax Carolina, etc.. and he is known to be grateful. half the ir taxes on profits of domestic mnanu(ac- revenues. tUi'CS sold abroad. 3. A mechanism that small business can the oil depletion allowance, Increased income turers present, to Th e Ex ports Boond ggl e N E W YORK tAt' — - ' idealist," this country's export program is a 1. Asrnall business preseswe.a lit top policy Rep. Andrew Young. But neither have the ripoff by big business, "a massive giveaway" of levels, similar to the President's Export Council, leaders been hostile, for the most part, nor have His words have given him a reputation b - - -. of 4 . . . 1 a JL_ ., !iccaii. ' - 2 — - ,. . ______________________ as çp Lang. who terms himself in "entrepreneurial his 'proposals, which contain three essentials: smiler: Slartin Luther King Sr. and Georgia favoring business against the small consumer. But he s ponsored what is perhaps the toughest to k ilrll ff..eiv 71 Jr I m - nes. Back 4 1- ~_ 14 : - op- nation needs in the next cent ury are the qualities that Americans exhibited at our big party mature confidence, mutual and politeness, That would be a real Tricentennial birthday WASHINGTON— Abraham Lincoln gave black people freedom, Lyndon Johnson gave them opportunity, and now, Jimmy Carter may be on the verge of offering them the ultimate American experience: power. At this late date in history, wi th Negroes all but free of their miserable shackles, the election of any Democratic president would likely pertend the final elevation of the black leader. But a Carter administration may offer particular -.________ / assurances. lie has said repeatedly he would — 1/ t. name blacks to positions they have not be fore ; held in government, and taken at his word which - ., he forever reminds us is inviolate, his options are '; ,,; exciting - the c'ablnet, maybe even the vice presidency in 1980 or '&4. Surely Carter has reasoned to reward the . , , ., black community with the influence it has been denied in America for more than 400 years. .. Without its support he might have risen no . . higher in life than a goober digger in Georgia, Blacks helped him become a governor there in m( "6 cIATLIRES. 1970. l'hey gave him credence as a "man (or all the people" during the critical early periods of "Oops I 1 the past presidential primaries, and they shamed the liberal members of his party into stepping aside for his recent nomination. Now again, if the November race is close, black energy may be the element that propels Carter into the White House. o Not that the black leadership has been all that helpful all this while. Until A pril of this year only In the view of Eugene sLurs .ling believes there is chance to promote two prominent Negroes actively supported the ______ 44 A* - _ i V ' enough about the things in space that can threaten our existence. The nuclear is upon us, with all of its incalculable benefits as well as some its are concerned //', / / c;4! Carfer ~fo . ~ IV : V o 'rnie One Behind I 0 10 lassie mu Soldier held will be tt'lt'vmst'tl nationall b 1Th(' 4:111 uii., I .1)1'. ljlit tirhi be !rlaeketl ritmt lut'allv because it Is 111)1 is sellout. All-Star muientrir Ar:, l'arsegtitan sass that if W(' can play art error-fret' g;iiiie. the laus Canadian Blacks '' lie talked about the California state legislature in the harshest terms but personally negotiated privately at greater length with legislative leaders than any previous governor. lie introduced more compromise bills and made more legislative compromises on ma jor as well as rumor points - perhaps more than any California executive within my memory. In this, Reagan was like, a first-rate union negotiator, castigating adversary in public but dealing issue by 'issue pragmatically with the verve of an old-fashioned horse trader. Here he no TOM TIED E •,-__,_.,.i/ Reviewing in American adventure "great .1 / " y were able to turn from their tribulations to get to know each other better. Almost without exception they were confident, good-natured, good-spirited, friendly, patient and mutually helpful to each However, as RAY CROM L EY Air SPORTS L ingers On Bicentennial In are in for a surprise Pittsburgh, a ers sound football icuii, is going to have its hands lull •'We have in get off to 's good start," said Parseghian. whit resigned lit Notre l)anic a sear :igu because of health reasons. "We've been (lose the last two sears and there's not that large .1 .wparai ion between us and the _______________________________________________________________ Steelers. I like that underdog role and I think the AllStar I squad ulcws. too." Herald, Sanford, El. Frida y, July 23, 17s The last limi' the All-Stars LuIct the' National Football I 1'ague champions was in 1963 tt heir ('oath Ott (rah:iu,i's nungsters stunned the late ince I Anhlbardm and his Green Ray Packers 20-17. The pros have won the game :to tu the collegians nine, with two ties. Missing will be quarterback 11 wll))h(. ont Al' - It ow in wiii 'igain "1 sears later Richard Todd of Alabama, No hen ,i %ouulg gill mrit onuiti be so;iicthing'fhereart- I ctoice of the New York Jets 0-intl Arnold l',himrer tackled tither reasons that I couldn't and the first signal caller to go the \i'stiri Golf antI ('ountr overt explain." in the pro draft. Todd dnt not ('huh twrse at 'toronto and l':ilmt'r, whose career earn- report to All-Star camp. wiuti up wilt, the ('.rr,;,ilnrn ings art' nearing the $2 mmmilliorr Parseghian does have three 1n Gill ('Ii.iuiiiiinship_ his 'ark, hasn't won a PGA tour- other quarterbacks, pack with a firsu nurnamiwnt victiir nalmient smnet' l!17:t when he took special type of skill but each ht I,:is since won ItO tither the 11th hi Desert ('lassie. amtuiiittedly having minor short. iuurn,imicnLs ant has becaim,.,' a ihi 46-Near-old superstar's best comings. finish in 1975 o as ;r third in the 'i'he All-Stars coach has not StOut' it tli' li'14('I1II, 'rh.ip. Ilawaiman Open and he was announced his starter from has worn 11 in rt'tt'nt ':irs fourth in the C;nadran, among Mike Kruczek. who set l':iimia'r's gau,' slipped and 'liii' crowds ''Arnie's an all-time pass completion ' inning .i thing it the \rmmr "—haven't ilimninished, percentage record of .67:1 in . P"t though. lit' had probabI the three years at Boston College: [tilt tOtL'I l':iitmur is , out II) tr largest following Thursda) ('ring Penrose of San Diego I rttup somuic of that old giurs auruong the 150 contestants State, who led the nation in as he t.,kc's on the Essex Gull I enjo' the people," he said. passing last season with 1 and (tiintr ('iub tourse as a 't Itats one the reasons it touchdown tosses and 2,660 rst.run,i rlinruerup in the h7tlr tril tlaymng." yards, and Jeb Blount of Tulsa, uut,tdi.tnt Open Burns was delighted v,ith his who hit for 13 'l'i)s in 1975 I':aluiier, sinking ;s hair of 1P- runt In the offensive ba ckfield, ftt birdie putts in thut' Iasi twit ''It w:i a relaxing round,'' he Ail- Americans Archie Griffin f link's. fired,. four-under-par 1,6 'aid, "one f the first I've hold Ohi' Stat.,', the two-tmnw fleEsI lhtH5iiI pull within a stroke this sear." man Trophy winner, and Chuck iii the Ie:iil wn.',l Ii) little. iturns, :t6th this t.'ar in nittn- Muncie of California power a knwri ;eorgt' Burns t's winnings with moore than uorps of runners that also in, Burns, 1973 ('.n;ulian Aunt. $50,000, said his caddy "joked a dudes Tons Galbreath of Mrs. tour charriprin who Iu:is been in lot*' and it helped hint relax souri, Joe Washington if Okhathe pro tour for less than a sear, 'i had a cadil) who I had hoimi:r and Mike Pruitt of Purfaith in For the first time," he due. lit' the l.'st' tuuipl'titr%t' said \ pair of well-known football I had tight one,pult I Courseretort greens. Jerry hlmggenbothemmr is brothers, Leltos and Dewe) Jtrr Hearth, who was six-ui,. his n.nie lit' was John Sihice's c'lrmiin if Oklahoma, anchor the defense, which also Includes der at the final tee, double-bo- caiid before" gtt'ui the l,st tile to drop into a Eleven golfers were clustered steve Niehaus f Nitre Dame. lit' with, Painter (or scull! ii ,ii 68, including Roger Maitbo' Jun Hunter if Graiirbling and Bicentennial The Football I Aftlk 1111 'ihe last time Blue Moon Odom started an American I ague game he fired a two-hit shutout for the Cleveland Indians against the Kansas City Royals and three clays later he ss as traded to the National League. This twit' he hopes to stick around it little longer. The tine-time Oakland A's star, dropped by the Atlanta Braves just before the start of the season, is back in the majors with the Chicago White Sox. 'lluursd:iy night he made Jims first Al. start since June 4, P175. lie threw six shutout innings beforirtog in the seventh but was credited with the triumph itS the White Set trounced the Ik'troit Tigers 9-3 in the first half of a doubleheader. Detroit bounced bak to take the nightcap 5-I with rookie Jason Thompson socking his 13th humor. "It's like starting all over for said the 31-year-old 0dm, who debuted in the big leagues in 1964 and did some of his best pitching in six World Series appearances and four playoff games. Resurrected from the minors it couple of weeks ago, Odom lasted 6 2-3 innings, yielding eight hits and three runs while walking one and striking out three. .u'S 6. Yankees S .'it itttiiji hk'rt ( '.tilp.nerus. who helped the Yankees tie the score in the seventh inning when he forgot the number of outs and neglected to complete an easy double play, drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the ninth. The Yankees got two solo home runs from Oscar Gamble and one from Graig Nettles while Joe EludE slamriied a tworun shot for Oakland. Royals 3, Brewers I Paul Splittorff, with help from Mark I,ittell in the seventh, set it Royals record with his eighth consecutive triumph while Buck Martinez (trove in two runs with a pair of ground balls and Toni l'oquette delivered an 11131 single. (Wicks 4, Rangers 3 Reggie Jackson honrered for the fifth gamut' in a row, one short of Frank Howard's Al. record, and his drive off Gaylord Perry to start the ninth inning snapped :1 tic', The homer was Jackson's 15th of the season and seventh in the last nine ganies. true, '' Indians 7, Angels S Charlie Spikes keyed a fiverun first inning with a grand slam homer off Frank Tanana and Bong Powell hit a solo blast to pace the Indians oer the Angels. Twins 5, Red Sox 1 Rookie Pete Redfern held Boston to four hits over the first seven innings while the Twins tagged Lois Tiant For four runs in I 2-3 ,nflflg Morton Gets Firs t Wien Its Ihi' Associated Press \IR'r 535 ictories in the major leagues, you'tl think that mother one more or less tul,tn't matter to Carl Morton. But it did Thursday night it was his first of the 1976 season. "I was standing behind the fence in right field for the last two outs," said Murton "When I saw Rob Beloir make the last 'ut, I said to nis self: 'It finally happened.' Before Atlanta's 7-I victory user Montreal, Morton hall lost tight straight games dating back to 1975. His 0-7 record this 'eason was a situation quite foreign to Morton, it reliable 'tartor used winning in double figures each season . - " to 'It has been a long, hard sear Ofl tnt',' said the righthander "It's been tough because I have been a big winner in the last few sears you know, years with 15. 16. 17 wins 'But there have been seven gaines this year where we have et'ni leading in the late innings intl then weren't able to hold the lead. Then I figured I would just have to gut out there and do it all iisyself. I put more pressure on iii> pitching and it tidal work. When I did that. I wasn't pitching the way I slioulil has e been. Tonight. I iri;itk' the pitches when I hail it Phillies 3. Pirates, 0 - .).s Jithnstones two-run double keyed it three-run first inning and Philadelphia went on to beat Pittsburgh and boost its lead in the National League East to II gamites Cubs 8, Cards I Jose Cardenal's three hits led it 13-hit Chicago attack and five St. lAuuis errors helped the Cubs score five runs enroute to their triumph over the Cardinals. Padres 5, Dodgers I Willie Davis' scoring fly ball in the top of the 11th inning broke it 44 tie and gave San Diego its victors over lAi Anedt's J 0 fl a S , VIe II s Finish 1-2 ('\:hilF:Itjy h"ociuer Orlando Panthers quarterback Don J015 and professional boxer (it'ne Wells qualified for the finale in Thursday's uekbrtty Driving Series at the Seminole Harness Raceway Jonas took the three-quarterlittle race in a time of 1:44:1 and beat Wells by two lengths, Sanford boxer Vic Perez was third mursd,icy's race between the' filth and sixth races will be for ncwpaper media personalities 'hit' Si.'. finalists will t .tiutt' Lick .\u, for the final 1" "4' Cf' �£A-Ev.ning H.rald, Sanlord, Fl. FrIday, July 23, I7 L'g INotice $ . S. IN THE CIRCUIT COuRr FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.TMLCA.20. ithe has been tiled against you and you pa for wI' cr1 ed cli Ci( kn thi fri oti hi: Is th dc ur 17 ar UT Ct ni a: in Ii Sc Pt EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl, - i'tS0cIIt&'(l l'ress he hati been Oh thipit aquati( events, SIi(I it_s rtl;n . re• luittir iuiedIe' . LESTER PAUL MORRO& apwoatht'd b) Ithsslans earlier i,ieiiibers feel "Further In Re: thiMatter of th Adoptionof: itt:uintfl; unbeaten in !!est' Husband Respondent, TAMMY SUE KRAF TCHICK this ear 'it ho propose(l a deal to planations tim_st be (i1ide by the I aiiit's. 55w Anierican nan NOTICE OF SUIT '.'. fin itiade the BARBARA SUE MORROW, the princess. AnuS 1114 ,51 of the I persevered I 'it ould do well,'' ituti's continued in grab them no'it h.i'ic 'ton all nirs' swim- hut through which the Soviets IUdIvI(Iual TO BEVERLY & ROBERT Wife Petitioner. 'ituIUIII have received judges' st;iteIncnt because the Inform;1. PERRY rest of the world watched the l(nnlanlan schoolgirl SailS all 1141054 t'Vt'nts tiuiui1tcil, set NOTICE OF SUIT natural mother I father voting support for their Female lion is insufficient at this time." \;I(II;I k Sea before leaving for a BlatMiss Ender 'i'iu'n the women's t'iurlul ret'iriis in eigh of them. TO LESTER PAUL MORROW of Tammy Sue Kraftchick And It aildetl lrin;i IOu iiit'tt'r huittirils in world liver. Ii ";LS the Fare'itell pt'rforium- 'i;ucaiion 'it ith a haul of three olk't-Wd six Inure silver uiteul- springh'ard P0. Bc. 313 residence t,ow ''The bureau has set Lawrenceburg, Kalinina, in exchange for a You are hereby notified that a ;,nce in the XXI Olympic grill iiiedals - wonien's all- r.'t'nrul 11(111' Iii 1:00.13 then uk anuS three bronie'l Tennessee Petition for AdoPtion under oath, a proriiuse to have Bussian judges checks on their judges to guard unies by the little girl who hLs around. balance beani, UIICVCU ht';udt'tl for the drvs,sing room YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COPY Of *hich 5 delivered to you EE styled Court You are required to _\l( l\l lEAl . (lot iii hA' g3flIflasIUtIl. he %t 010(05 g iiiiia.stt- s. bus Nor. Ofuiiit'lia l•;ntk'r tul l•:ast I ;t'rniiln) iils kept a wars watth on the rciii.iineul as stoic as ever. 'I atii not surp'isetl. 1 knew ii and tlit' tihivrican nIefl SWiIiiI(us,si;,ns. 'Fbi' queen watched Al' - 14-) t'.ir-old N,Idla (ohimane('j tv,uhii intl ,, lfnnze in the floor I 'itas," slit' saltS, She was back lit) n1i)u has a lt'atling collection of - States in the iumen'S event. UI ci Ot ot hi it - ' - n EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ni a rr COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76-I3-CA-O9A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor poratlon organized and existing under the laws of th. United States, Plaintiff. V5 p1 I & th p Of U hi 'I of C p (1 ii. 54 ai NATHANIEL COLE 1.RCHER arid MARGARET S. ARCHER. hit wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: NATHANIEL COLE ARCHER. Residence Unknown, but whose last known milltsg address is Ap.arado Trayan,COR 102, Caile, 3.9Y1I, San Jose. Costa Rico, Central America MARGARET S. ARCHER, A B File Number 1$.205CP Division In RI: Estate of FRANK S PACKARD, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: "OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttiat the administration of the estate rI F RANK S PACKARD. deceased. FiIeNumber76.205 CP,lspendng ri Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the the address of which is Seminole County Florida. Traven. COR 102. Caile 3,9Y11. Costa Rico, Central America tative of the estate Is James R. Packard whose addresS 's 3302 Whitesburg Dr , S W, Huntsville, Alabama 35102 The name and address. of the personal represen. tative'sattorrsey are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against th, estate are WI THIN required, THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to tile with the clerk of the above court a written slatement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be en writing and must indicate the bass for the clam, the name and ress of the creditor or his. agent or attorney, and Ole amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, I.e date whin it will become due shall be staled If the claim 5 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the f011Owing property in Seminole County. Florida. Lot 2). Block H. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION TWO OF UNIT ONE, according to thC Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Dod. II. Page 44. Public Records. of Seminole County, Florida. Together wilh all structures and Improvements now and hereafter on said land, and all fIxtures. now or hereafter attached to or used in connection with true premises. herein following described household appliances, which are, and shall e deemed lobe, fIxtureS and a part of Tappan Range - MOdel 7 30 2332 Tapper. Dishwasher - Model 61 Il MOdel 37') Badger Insinkerator Sentry "sot Waler Heater Model VTO 40 Tappers Range Hood - Mode) 1021 - - Th, personal PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLATS -n uiq Ui e. Deceased Courlhoute. Publish July 2), 30. Aug 6. 13. 197$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEB% SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ___________________________ PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE File Number 76)14-CF Division Residence Unknown. but whose last known miillng address is: Aparado describedandinaddulionlhefefofhe t1 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Sanford. represen. nature of the uncertainty Shall be staled If the claim us. secured, the security shall be descrIbed. The claimant Shall dlfiyr sufficient copies of the claim to tIle clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative A)Iperscnsnleresledinthees.tale "I flE. M Brinkman Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: y APE HEREBY NOTIFIED t'ia' the 4dc'ini5tratn of the estate of LIlian M Brinkmen. File Plumber 74.l7 CP. spending the Circuil Court for Seminole. County, Florida, Probate Division. the address Of *nch 5 Seminole County Florida Courthous', Sa"tford, 32111 The personal repretenfatives of the esfale Carl H. Brinkman and Elsie I. Chapman whose addresses are respectively 130 North Trailwired Or. Apopka, Ftc 37703, PIe 2 Box 4640, M.ailland Fla 32751 The name and address of the personal represen talive'S attorney are set forth below. All persons having clams or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fill with the clirk Cf 11)1 above court a written s'atement of any claim or demand theymayhave Eachclaim musfbe in writing nd must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and of Ihe creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount IN SEMINOLE (foully FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Takenollcettiat a petition shall be hid, pursuant to Chapter 117,101 of Ihe Florida Statutes. With the Board of County Commissioners ol Seminole County, Florida, to vacate portions of certain plats of td5io.sown as the SPREADING OAK VILLAGE. according to the t thereof recorded in P140 BOOk 15. Pagesei & 65. Public Records of Seminole County. FlorIda, described as follows., to wit THE SPRINGS, SPREADING OAK VILLAGE. BLOCK "B", LOTS 1 THRU 25 Tn's petition should be submitted on behalf of LNC Land Sales, Inc.. Earl Downs. anti John H Mc Clintock. Jr - CoVenturer's doing bu's.ness as The Springs, a Joint Venture, dated the 30th day of July. 1976 Mary J Ribleft. Acting as Agent for Earl Downs 100 Springs Blvd DES 95 IN THE CIRCUIT COUR r OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 76-372•CAI9.0 CAMERON BROWN COMPANY. Plaintiff, NORMAN E PIATT, SR , et al.. nature Of the uncertainty be staled If the Claim is secured, the securily shall be describd TIse Claimant shall deliver sufficient n• yp,. ,i;,,, ,,, , i_,. .., NOTICE OF ACTION TO Norman E Piatt, Sr , ,'.3del 1420132 Defendants. AMENDED and NatIcy A Pialt, his wife Sirest. - Mstey (5) 310. 0137)1600. T (37 5) ISO 60. 2 052. TENTH - I Sue Fly Byrd lWngard) (5)500260270:2. Nifty Lady Byrd II) 5102 10; 3 Dee Dum Greer (SI 720. 0 (1111900. 1 (Il S64002071 A - ISO? Handle . 3.41.6)0 TOPIIGHT'SENTRIES Ocala Outchess FIRST - I lDeberry I, 7 Justly Randolph lBourgeois). 3. Vargo Hanover hPelersl. 1. Caliguillia (Hart:ier); 5. What Acclaim (Regur): 6 Matulcta Lobell lWhaylandl. RIlick (Vandervort), I Special Joe )TayIor) tECONI) - I Diamonds Lad lPipefl. 2. Cinammoi, Misty fReitly). 3 Drexel Trudy (Kurt: worthl. 1 Gotta Go (Burgell). ' THIRD - I WeSterns 8ev tPhllEipsl, 2 Reberidge Rob lPelerl. 3 Newtown Gay IBeckeri, I Domino Gale (Lake), Longwood, Florida 32150 Publish July 23. 30. 1976 1)11 Witt - Dolly Jester (Kucia). 6 Mr Durkee lProvosti. 1. Hello Dire (SeiOers); $ Tar Dapple the date when it will became due shah e Stated ii the Claim , conlingent or unliguidated. the Lnry)Jer irswms rvrr..nw ' 10 whom a copy of this Notice of ----' " ' I Strong (Kurtz worth) (2) 320 300 300. 2 Rudy Admt (51 1 60 320. 3 Rocky Dominion (1(310. 0 I' 5)1100 T (7 53) 13400. 2 093 NItITH - 1 CI',.f Riril .... - Tim. 1Grmesl 131 160 310 260 2 Plail:nah (11 160 300, 3 AdoS EIGHTH Ant nn Houston. Texas 71035 -' 5 Mar Con Steve (Vandervort); 6 Lion Jour Quick (Hos); 1 Ranger Jean IAldrichl, I Flukey Luke IFaqa) FOURTH - I Navy Admiral lXurlzworthl, 2. Stars Shield 005l. 3 Mist Pattie Brook. I Grimes). a Decatur 80, (Ovorackel 6. KIm Lobell (John son). 1 Impulse (Wilsey). S Birde Bee Bright (Rujin) FIFTH - I Varsity Bomb; 2 Dutch Tim,, 3 Prince Desmond; I Our Favor (Kimball), 5. Atton Byrd iGilll. 6 Stratton (Brittonl: 7 Macic Maynard (Lake): $ l'dassvs Folly iMarchese). Administration has been mailed are enable the clerk 10 mail one copy , SIXTH - I Jeremy (Grimes). 7 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that THREE each personal representative, Chrysler Airleenp Air Conditioneq requited, WITHIN Allpersonsinfer,Uedjnthees,ate anamendedcomplainttofpeeclosea Ocala Besme (Farber). 3 Mario ?.todel 121401 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF mortgage encumbering tr.e Sleek (Crank), I. Adois Ponspey Wall to wall carpeting in THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF to whom a copy .t thiS Notice Li ' in groom, 0mm grOom. THIS NOTICE. tofile any oblecticns Adminlstrat10n has been mailed are follQwiflg real property; (Plestor). S Sassy Taretta (Kurt Lot 15. BLK "c" NORTH worihI, 6 B Haven Way (Regurl, THREE Beooms. Hall and all closets ifl they may save that challenges IPse required, WITHIN validity Cf the decedent's will, the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ORLANDO TERRACE. SEC. 5, 7. LOtle Steve (Gill); I Cash BOX carpeted areas (Komer'sl UNIT 2. per plat as recorded in P)af been tiled against you and you qualifications of the personal THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SEVENTH - I. Dcugs Dynomite. Book II. Page 9, Fubflc Records are required to serve a copy of your reptelantalive. or the venue , THIS NOTICE, to file any Qblei 2 Goid Circo (Dennis); 3 Captain fhey may have that challenges. the Seminole County. Florida. written defintit if any, 1 n lundiction Cf m. court. RIdO'. (Sica); 1. Regal Eden ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND validity of the decenderit's will. Ihe has been flied against you and you MacLean ansi Brooke, plaintiff's (ffeely); S J. H Firebyrd a' required to serve a copy of your OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED qualifications of 'he personal allornhys. whose addrese Pest tCulhanel. 6. Tiny's MISS ftij,seIl writtendefenses. ifany,toltonVAN representative, or the venue or Olfic., Drawer X, JacksonvIlle, WILL 5f FOREVER BARRED (Bridges). 7 Sharon Ola (Seiders) DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. PA., iorida 37201 onor before Auo 13th Date t fPiI firit publicationof thIS lurisdictuon Of Use Coif EIGHTH - I. Rada Cuchess attorners for 1,11 PlaintIff, at Post ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND 1976, and file Ihe original with the Nof ice of Administration July 16th, (Roy); 2 Ace Hill (Bridges); 3 Office Box 191, Orlando. Florida OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Clerk of flieS Court either b*ore 1976 Hera Best (Peterson), I Cumban 3260?. arid file the original wifh the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED serviCi on pllintiff's attorney's or James. R Packard Date Cf the first pUbliC&I6300t thIS Clerkof Iheabove styled Court onor Frisco; S Potentate Rick (UdalhI 6 immediately thereafler. otherwise As Personal Representa Caroline Galgary (Nielsen); 1. Jesta before Auqvs.t 23rd, I976 otpserwis•, of Administration. July 23'd, a default will be entered against yOU hive Cf the Estate of Chief (Lyons); I. Sam Drucker 1916 1 fudgment may be entered against to' ftsE relief demanded In the Frank S Packard (Sfader) YOU for the relief demanded En IhI Carl H Bririkman omplain) or pi,'tition. DeceaSed Complaint NINTH - I Biaiz,eood Comet Elsie L Chapman *iTNESSmyhandandthelilal ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL (Whayland). 7 Bannas Baby As PIt's.Oital Representa WITNES5myhandandtahof ç.$ thiS Courton the 6fh day Of July. REPRESENTATIVE INeIy); 3. TropIc Wave (Becker). live of the Ettate ot said Court ob he 21st day 06 July, C Vernon Miii, JrOf 1976. 4 Mario (Clark), S. Pan Lady J ',OJPT SEAL, .RTHUR I'S. BEC1CWITH. JR (LERK OF THE CIRcUIT N.J 140 ii, Linda M S1'iaw s Deputy Clerk ubliIh July 9, II, 20. ) 1926 . J5 34 CLEVELAND. MIZE & SRIDOES P0 Drawer i Sanford, Florida 32711 Teioptiorse' 3221314 PubliSh July 14. 23. 1976 DES Lillian M Brinkman Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE HiroId E. Jones Ikat) ArItcr H Beckwilh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dy. M.aifl..a T. Vitdin lOeason); I Sharp Cricket (Roi. 7 Speedy Don iKom.rs). TENTH - I. Or. Speedabit (Ruggles); 2 Prnms Rival P0 Sos S. Mayo, Fla. 32066 Publish JvIy 73, 30, l7 Deputy Clerk Publish J,l', 21. 30. Aug 6. 13, 191$ llaytor); 3 Careless Start (Crank). 1 Xnovslsig Ahin (Serbs's). S DES 302 DEl) 99 t)e.'rnt,4 1, Jo Ar,r, iOrmSO,.j SIXTH 250 1 Penmarrio III 370. 0 (211 1100. p187)3030.111711 100.30. - I Barguin Paco Ill Iren IS 20. 7 10. 520. 7 Galcios Ovy 121 Auslrla 520. 400, 3 Victor Wally (4)520, Q Australia TWELFTH- I St of Grace (Note 71)56110. P173) $171 90. DO ($7) awarded 860. 320. 300. 7 Sheltof Streaker 5281 hO (7(400.260. 3 Shelly (1) 370.0)? I MutiilaMoiina SI 1000. p 3960. 1 1071) ''' ' I V, •JW. a nn.ij, 10760 Rodolfo 7)060.460;) Apraiz Paco 3.110. Handle- $279,937 Ill 600. 0 12 5) 56020; P 1521 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES -1 P,rI Pain, 2 Busy Mr.) Panicis Dentst. 1 Sausage Runaway. 5 Printer's Star, 6. Florida Buck, 7 Kema, I Eleanor Daniels SECOND - I II'S Karo: 2. SOft Fox, 3 Wrght 31cc, 1 Princess Printer, 5 Pisie Whiz, 6 OS News Maker 7 ,%(hifC C'.tu. I Bee Betty FIRST I Winsome Willya: 7 Milley's Lady. 3 Tim Ryder. I I'm Velva S Rcki CO.: 6 G R Dale;? Winding River, I Sherby FOURTH - I SC Lonesome Joe; THIRD - 2 Wayside Gold, 3 Hitton On High. Nap's JOhnny. S Snazzy Time; 6 Dutch't Master. 7 Blue Grace; I Preach FIFTH - I Jug. 2 COny,. 3 Gene AuSlin. I Wright Grand. 5. My Odyrtte. 6 Caleb, 7 Burgandy Velvet, S Dream Acre I Mv Vcte 7 M.K' SIXTH - "" 0 1 I 0 0 I I ,, political subdivisions Other bonds, notes and .,,..,, debentures ' Corporate stock Trading account securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased ...,.,,.., .....,,,,. under agreements to resell a. Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) b Less: Reserve lot- possible loan 'd losses C. Loans, Net Direct lease financing Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets 2,852 27 representing bank premises .................... 204 Real estate owned other than bank premises .0 Investments in nconsoIited subsidiaries and associated companies 0. Customers liability to this bank onaccePtancesoutstandlng ...........,.,,.,,,,,, 54 Other assets . ..........................170 TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1 thru I5 , iO,iOl ., ' ,,,,.,,.',,.,. ,.... LIABILITIES ,, , . . ' 4.043 00 601 . .....,..,..,,,, .. . .6,077, JFederal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements -, _ to repurchase Other liabtlites for borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstandIng Other liabilities , TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding , , , .,,,., _ , 373 0 0 ' _ .... 54 _ . 9,352 U .. 600 400 55 _ ........... .........,....,, , . . Surplus Undivided profits - ,Reserve for contingencies and other capital reser'es TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (Sum of items 37 thru 36) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of items 30, 31, and)?) -0. 1.055 10,107 MEMORANDA Average for 15 or 30 calendar 4. days ending with call date' a. Cash and due from banks (corresponds to item 1 above) Federal funds sold and securities . - , . purchased under agreements ______________ ____________________________ HONDA SUMMER , AND READY Sale On Now! TO DEAL CB360 To Use New Stitches .... , 3.012 ... . 58 4,173 . 8,323 . . 317 0. ' 51 a Time certificates of depostt in denominations of $100,000 SAVE p358.00 , 4,113 b. Other time deposits In amounts of $100,000 or more 0 ______ ______ ' . - . - _____ _________ - i'. ' ' , PDfN -. " or ii ___________________ •r ___________ _______________ -. i - ':.z ' ,-a. p... . ' ' ___________ ____________________________ '" .'. :, ""- ________________ , - GARDEN OF 'l'he questuon that Collies up 11)051 Frequently after a series of needlework Iessnn,s is: "Now I've learned sonue lovely new stItches but how iSo I kno'it' when 1.' '4'.,'-' I c '1 i, ' iO usc .atni Girl The g;mp between learning u.sung is what remains to be fIllt'd. Perhaps the.' best w;iy (I) shost sou how to t'onibuie StItches and integrate new ones is Iui take an exlIriipIe from iuy and "•"'•" " i UILI t' ' nit'ture frame. tiliterIsi for Ellen decided ('114110 stitch be 41 perfect choice I*'cau,sc It st oulti bootS into) a graceful arc' for the leaves' central vein uuritl also follow' the scalloped edges She used il Illetliuli) tone for the leaves with a paler shade to lllghllght the tIge and a deeper Wants . ,.- -' _ ,,-'"--,,,-'--'.,- x-':," Both Love And Money .' - . , lI,II1CU' SLII'tttI 01111,1)4 other lliCfl, SIlt' 14101(1 right ouut anti told liii, that she couldn't stand t..._.--_ n - .. - l)EAI( EN: Ilsist 'ioui' Sun . ''It't'IS a!lll fuss hi' should IK'h41'i e toward his faiher anti (hi' II('st w (it- Is for your Soil to ............. ..,_.. . slit' refuses to spend her own cat'h l"ren h Knot stitched over 111011(1)'. iifle hhread if canvas, 'liii' She.' lets other uiien wine anti acrons the.'uitselvcs ;re in ung dint' her, hut ulfts.'rstard she and Short StItch, worked wm(h a criwe. I neesllt I his stik Ii knds I (hut s to iuis Pl Itt. flir he.r lose. i'tlli I wrong Iii still love this itself cIfeetivel' In shading and Sto(u)ao" .\t (11111's I feel like.' a hiuus a natural look st loch is !Iig fool, hIlt I i-ant lIelf) Iii) self. ll.lpfJ) u tuntrast to the.' Inure fortival backgrounlll. S'l'Ul) ,,l)1' I( 'l't't): It's not .. .... ... I' jILTS.' lilt' (1(751)40 iS lIuili're.'ti 55 rung (ii lo'ii' fl'i 11111'. Your mIll ii S((iuIri'. the.' Tent Stltt'hI prtihile.'ni is that nu feel that w as used 10 tllagcmlll lines to you art- bc'iIlg 1.5111. .-nlI you cover the last bit of visible art'. 11111.55, of course, nu are cilnvas in (hi' corner of each getting 4)5 hilUt'h nut of (hi' r ott relationship as she.' is. I )EAU .\liIiV : M hiu,sbarni I 'tanning a nIl 'ituirking 410(1 1 were .hvnrcetl a uiionthi designs such as tills st-Ill help nu learn where newly acquired ago after :t years i)f hivarriulge. needlepoint stikhes call be One.' steck •ift'r the Ill'i'orce Was I IlliSt 41 pprulpr ia (ely used. final, lx' annisinceti that he was going II) uuarry a young woiuian Whenever ou see a new 'is ith w hon I he has been going needle.'peiunt pattern, try- to br nearly to ears. vmsuuiliie.' stitches that muuight be Wi' 1111 VI' il .13-yeuIr.I)l I I used and imagine the different iildrrie.'cl 5(10 lit tiii I kii.iw in (liuitn or Cross t 'olIlFx I fle.'nts stitch, French Knots and !.aid disJIpfIros cd oF the ss ;i his father Work until gradually s iiu'll (mu flU ran USC your flew stitch I'M HEADED TO THE .. . family obligations make it necessary For hun to stick with his job. I )E.\l AItICi' A bachelor ttrlite (II say (hat whenever lie :,nntin..l c,... .. ;..s..... d's m' iI' Ii .irne.tit' I.lt hue was oser .10 Inti unruwrriui they lost in- ;e.'r urn. 1k u. lainie.'d that hlin in IbiS ,llsii 11)1111(1 hIlli . i .15 I 1 Training cmployes is very fault expensive, so you can 't businesses . le.''itIe. . vtI('uItAlhlry married man. Ills Feeling as he olues, stlould he.' attend the 'isedding" And what should Ills s'eIings be' the thought of being poor. She lukes to go In the best places. 'I'S.,, .,.,.., .1 .1..... ui,i,'h I .,fr,,..i ,.,,o,, I liU LU iii LIII.' iICUELS iIFe.''''''''''''' I •'Ii'iIU I ilIii 11055. She.' has IliOflu,", 41011 ('0(1111 well worked in French Knots for an afford to take us both out, but Interesting texture.' i. ulrlultlon, - or ''rooLs,'' a man is more apt to quit his job. Not so with a FaIled, When I went broke.nuy used to stitch unto the canvas threads where necessary. at square. pillow or clong did into a twIt. 'I'he background Upright Gobelin, a SinlpSu' vertical stitch ucross two, three or Four threads, as tine prefers, thouch it ilent'nds sisziwwhai .... ' color br tilt' SCull. Ihit (haiti stitches are evenls spaced. pointed embroidery needle was leaves, overlapping slightly at 'I'his can be stitched as a straight strip for iiuirror or -' - one.' of the designs was embroidered by' Ellen Kaufmiian of little Hock, Ark., who Is a t;ulcnted needle ;Irtlst. She kept the desiL'n iintiIo'' a nJiiruurIriie eIther side, . I )EA U ASIHY I ss as engaged I141S treated lilt', and he's said ti tx' married to a beau.itifuI hut' has no intentions (If ssoncjn sshu,'n n',' i)t1sinec hu'.'nmin,' fri,'n,lit' u. uN I-.,., .... '--" " iii I'S Ii 01K, ste.'ni end ss ith an .lcorn --- 11.iliiosk'xual which he is 04it. .bby', S a personnel Ililnager for many years. I tuu)ve interviewed hundreds of job applicants, and if two equally qualified iien apply for I Job anti on.. l's nu'urrieti and the. isther is single, the niam-rued iivan usually gets the job. Why Not because the single lIIulfl 111,1% be.' a hotiiosexual. but bu.'i'iu.' 55 IthoUt a WIfe. family for giving preference to the applicaM who is Inure likely' to stay with the job. J.M.C. I)F./tR J.M.(',: Thank you for gi'iing the.' other side of the ' PLAZA THEATRE EVERY Two Couples Ask Friends I. William A Glynn. Vice President & Cashier, of the above CorrectAttest: William A. Gtynn J W Mitchusson J S Wilson Directors J Thomas Gurney FREE HELMET '0 New CB1 25 48 CB200T 776 named bank, do solemnly affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and beliet. 20® NOW with purchase of , CB36OT 92O Cycle and this , CB400F 1146 id Includes frei9ht, dealer set up and service IS EA I 1 - I i I 4' . 3 4 , .-- . . " 'I- State of Florida, County of Seminole. ss' Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21st day of July, 1976. and I hereby certify that I am not an of ticer or director of this bank My commission expires December 26, 1977. Deborah J Noden. Notary Public Pvbilh July 23, 1916 DE B.90 ' Mr. and Mrs. William Marland of 116 Country Club Drive were awarded the Garden of (be Month by Sanford Garden Club under the auspices of Central Circle, The award was based on the unusual landscaping. A variety of colorful caladiums frame the entire home, Retired from Rhode Island, the couple has lived in Sanford for eight years and do all their own work, Including maintenance and home improvements, (Herald Photo by Doris Dfetrkhj THE MONTH or more: a ormore ______ ' would to resell (corresponds to Item 8 above c Total loans (corresponds to item 9a above) d Time deposits of 5100.000 or more (corresponds to Memoranda items 3aplus3bbelow) e Total deposits (corresponds to item 24 above) Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase (corresponds loitem25above) Other liabilities for borrowed money (corresponds to item 26 above) Standby letters of credit Outstanding Time deposits of $100,000 I, 882 _________________________________ ________ 5, ''''''''''''' 10.00 (Par value) ______ Ways -•" .0. '---- . - a rug." ______ _______ .- I ,,'m, No, shares authorized o,000 No shares outstanding 60.000 ____________________________ jiiu" _:i:; 8.881 . -: ______ Joy Of Stitching . , out a 2.03.4 ____________________________ political subdivllons , Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Deposits of commercial banks Certified and officers' checks TOTAL DEPOSITS (sum of items 17 thru 23) ........ .1 Total demanddeposits b Total time and savings . "" - 410(1 religious and public in- decided I (null stretch it ,,,......, partnerships,andcorporations Deposits of UnIted States 0 Government Deposits of States and of a group can check on one "l-'inally I was Forced by another, encourage one another sheer physical necessity to cut and exchange ideas. (lown to one.' pack um day. Then a A "buddy" system where few months 41540 I decided to try rilc'Illbers call each other for the American Cancer Society's support or to offer help between quit-smoking program. I was sessions ms an Important part of uuuumittetj Intellectually, hut the New York ACS clinics had almost no faith un my conducted by June Walzer. She ability to stop." also encourages new cxMr. K. Failed the first time he smokers to form "I Quit tried to quit while in the ('lobs." Metuthers Follow up the program "I stayed oFf ('bnlcs with periodic hileetings cigarettes 18 hours and then for lunch, dinner or just talk smoked four in a row," Hut he sessuons tti continue their tried again the next day, anti hasn't smoked since. "I kind of slipped into it," he 2,151 aS those operated by the ,('S say's. "I went for 10 hours and Time and savings deposits of individuals un- Inuportant. I've started hooking patIent or in need itF a lift. But ilI(Ituah support efforts, Sonic of the programs, such Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations Common stock itirtm SAVINGS o (Par value) ____________________________ OVERSTOCKED 2.825 ' . - aren't the only one who finds it inFections, But I kept ' - 410(1 reInforcement ivardtostopsnioking. Members stiioking. ,........................... ,,, , crrT1r irration;I1 habIt to a conscious iseek I decided the whole thing yearsandtriedforl2orti1 that you get thing." from nn'eting and talking with to give it up by myself, but wasn't worth dragging out any Another ex-snioker is Mrs. longer anti I quit. 1,157 other people who share your failed. At one point I was -0 E., who smtiked over a problem. You learn from smoking three packs a day. I "It's been nearly four months 0soi)meone who has coped with coughed so badly that at times i pack a day for years. She took and I'm still fighting hard, but notes ito her snioking after it's working. the problem successfully your coughed blood or coughed I'm chewing a up. I JoIning a group anti found she lot of gunI and have found that hard that I would group's leadrr throw - and by' seeing .o. was reaching a low, cigarette keeping my hands busy is others struggle you realize you also had frequent bronchial whenever shefor felt 10I a No shares outstanding - - ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Preferred stock ______ - - EQUITYCApITAL. _________________________ - - *1 13) 10.20. 500. 410. 2 Zub' Eclsanz 12) 600, S60, 3 Mutil)a Mandiola Ill 660. 0 (731 3.3560. P (32) $1760. BIg 0 (I) with all 2) 3.1960 4nd II) *'thII 3) 54560 she also fnd that a number of cigarettes were smoked out of Smoking And You ____________________________________________________________ - Legal Notice - , I Sonic people can give u; siimoking by themselves, and Of An Old Habit habIt, not realty needed. "Sui far I haven't had any others need sonic outside help. terestorganliations. are free or few Iliore. 'Why not make it probleill 'l'here's nothing about craving to be ashamed uuiake only' a nominal charge. 24?"wasthu'nextstcp;ln(j then cigarettes, and it's so great to The bottouuis ol your Feet can 1 long-stenmied ellIOt) to loop Often the do-it-yoursellers try'a rather expensive. burn uS well as the tops It you're It's been Four months now." nulllber of times befo and blowung." She says she they going to stretch out for any the hair under. 'then clIp hair in One of the most widely known lIe says he's still having a Finds she even can play' length ol (line place. . succeed. IF you join a quit- coniniercial programs is difficult (inN', but adds that sc'rabb!e wIth a snioking group or see a doctor, room Full of SiuiokEnders, which gives nine- "it's easier now than it was a suiiokcrs without being tennpd )OU 1)141)' break the habIt much week in 17 states. The.. liionth ;IgO, I realh s-ner. want a to light up. first five weeks are devoted to cigarette I tan even iste it Mrs. Shirley 1)., a smoker for M;lny clinics, including those psychological and psysiological in Ill 1111041 sponsored but I have ni :to sears, was consumIng twoStat. Bank No. 732 by the American preparation for Cutff Day, Intent 100 sif ever smoking uindne-half packs a day' when CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF (';int't'r Soc'iety, use the general when all smoking us stopped again, I've Investell a lot of she ('anile to an A( clinic, "PAN AMERICAN BANK OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS techniques already outlined: without any gradual taperIng energy lnt(t something (Slat OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SEMINOLE Observe your smoking habits, I'm "I knew Ih;iti to quit For (II) IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA rnoi proud of ll;lt'ing ;It'hieve(l. I just Iuealth's sake, and needed help. learn why you smoke, why you AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES want to quit and work up to If you suspect that tips (in can't see letting all that go It wasn't SO much the stopping AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 1976 Quit-l)uIy by' gradually cutting quitting sttioking are workable down the drain," I had tione that before it MIL. Mr. K. chews on cinnamon was down. Help yourself stay off only the reinforcement of the THOU. join a group. Not sticks and eats candy 'ithen the group that I needed to help me cigarettes by avoiding smoking only' on forpaper, the techniques of the ASSETS cigarette tt'niptation gets too stay off cigarettes. companions and situations and clinic Itself, but to see, in the Cash and due from banks great, but he is now able teu use 1,818 with the help and support of the fl3, how giving up smoklng U.S. Treasury securities "Wrapping niy cigarettes and 4.078 reason too. "the ACS (lone. group, Obligations of other U.S Government progranu taking notes showed me I could agencies and corporations .......... l"or example, there is Joseph helPs you to change your ap. hardly do any daily task The value of the group is .0. bligations of States and largely the psychological help K., who recalls: "I smoked for proach to smoking from an without snioking, Hut after a 350. 0 (1 3) $2170. P II 3) $69 30 TWELFTH - I Rafael Sarduy *uui - subordinated notes and debentures) Subordinated not.. ,.n,1 rfnh.nI,,.. '''iIi 550.310. 3 Mutilla Elorri (1) 120. Q (IS) 3.12 6.0. p (5 1) 17260. Big 0 17 Swth all 1) $230.10 and (3$ with aUSI $4103 NIPITII - I Isasa (6) 1500. 600. 3 40. 7 Rafael 13) 600. 360; 3 Apraiz (21 310,0(36)3.3420; P16 31 $10370 TENTH - I Solos Davalos (71 1110. 1500. S20. 2 Bob Goros (11 1120. 7 SO: 3 Urlart,.Lorenzo (31 350. 0 (I 1) 3.4220. P (71) $9390, DO 1671 5115 50 ELEVENTH - I Victor Elorrt Ill II 20, 3 SO, 320; 2. Isasa Pec(na III 900. 500. 3 Sotana MoIina Ill Hazards fly The Herald St'ryk'rs II )'our haur is too short to set In t'urlers, try "loops." Use a _ duplicate medals some events I 51St 30 EIGHTH -1 Apr40: Echaniz IS) 1260. 680. 360. 7 Solana.Waliy (II _________________________ I in 0 At The - Hare feet lna%' be delightful on (lie beach but don't forget to Baseball - Friday, JUly'23, l76-3B Fashion Tips - fr Iii The World Takes On A New Look - flit' Slit Iliflifl54 federation w,'itten defenses, if any, tO It On W it any, to the Ptiton, on nit'. Uuna is next iithi 912 ii) miii because he had old henning, earlier in the da) again she ttOII in 'itorhil recortl Nelli Kiuui of HUSSIiI, who col. H MORRISON. Petitioner's At Gerald S RuIberg, Attorney at law. standing U even overshadowed ' St Gernianv has 9-7.11 and been a judge in lb.' 1!172 Oluii- had threatened discIplinary at'torney, whose address 5 lii South loot', I 59.26 in Ow 21141 uiwter 7 5 S H,ghway 17 92. Casselberry, a couple of major rows ceo. lts'tt'd gulLs in the floor cxMastiand Avenue, Maitiand, Florida. 32707. and file the original tt'ring around the troubled ertist' and vault, along with her Fret'styli' 'l'Iw triuiiiph.s came Itiurmiania. prmnuaril) on the . (;..(li(5 in Munich. lIe said Bun against the Russians, who Florida, 3275), on or before Augupst *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court at t're ;In(l Fire aii(l grace of set'onul perfect score of thu iii1y 25 tlulnutes apart and gave liussi;ins he uuuade it clear the deal was 'itanted In 5)1111 out their water 25th. 3976. and tile the original with the Seminole Costy Courthouse, her four gohls and the amazing Naulia, has 3-2.2, The Russians, polo teaiii because it had no the Clerk of this Coist either before Sanford. Florida. on or before %itti perhaps lint' billion I alma's, waS a little riiore outnot ;a'u -eptetl. service on Petitioner's Attorney or August 25th, 1976, otherwise a i'ople 'i'iatchmng on television, going and giggly. t ast I ;('riilans' victories iii all 'ithnalrr'atf have h;nl a modern pf later saltS he was mis- chance Ii) win the gold Inekii1 4 immediately thereafter. otherwise Judgment may be entered on behalf . "I haven't quite realized it wntaIhlon cuuimwtmtor kicked quoted, hut The Associated 1)r. lknning called it 'poor but 1)01' 05 this' women's thit' lithe little 88-puunder, a default will be entered against you of the Petitioners out of (lit' ;ahuuus for cheating, 'itnuning events held. for the relief demanded in the stue by Its report and Spf'trlsnflanship." THIS NOTICE shall be published i,uul in place. rIcketS up tier yet,'' she said. "Maybe Petition, Inrian 4todetl, a 17-year-old s'i'pt the tia'dals in individual once each wetk for four Ill con- sixth' antI seventh perfect tomorrow or the next day it will 'I'tw Uu&si;ins later changed saitS it refrained, at Gonipi's WITNESS my hand and seal of seculive weeks in the Evening perfect 10 that, tome to nie. I'm slow about lrouii Mission Veijo. ('almi, ;initi saber but tontinue to be CIII. request, froiil naming the Itustheir nuln(Ls anti decided the scores 11w this Court on July 21st, 1976 Herald, Sanford, Florida broiled in controversy. an Aiuuericani reIa teahil ibi water polo teann will continue to iSeall WITNESS my hand and seal of before these ;anies, never had these things sonnetmnmes.'' sians involved. Arthur l's, Beckwith. Jr. said Court on thiS 20th day of July, been ;,wark'd - anti collected 'the) event) divided the golds set 'ituirlil records in 'it- inning in 'tutu Goiuipt, uiianilger of the 'l'he international swininuiing compete. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1976 Ifl last ought's final events in In the men's diving, Capt. thu 4tl imucter Freestyle ;irsl the t'iti, Iflote gold luledals. ,-\Itrican diving teanI, told The Federation, governing hotly for By Mary P4 Dardin (Seal) oggs, the favorite from the Air Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. PubliSh' July 23. 30. Aug. 6, 13, 197$ Clerk of the Circuit Court ______________________________ Vorce Acadeniy, survived some DES 9$ By. CecIlia V. Ekern gamesmanship being played by Deputy Clerk Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ________________________ thi' American and Russiar Gerald S Rutberg SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOR SCOREBOARD 365 S Hwy. 1792 - judges and won the men's three FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ P0 Box 977 CIVIL ACTION NO. U-9N-CA-$9-C EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- - meter springboard diving with Casselberry, FlorIda 32701 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Attorney for Petitioner CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 619.0 points, Followed by Franco ASSOCIATION LOAN NATIONAL LEAGUE Bonnie Flyer VanDeventerl; 7 Jason. John Britl. I SafineI; OF PubliSh' July 73. 29, Avg. 6. 13 )97$ COUNTY, FLORIDA Kagnoto of Italy and Aleksandr SEMINOLE COUNTY, a corCASE NO: 76-453.CA.O9.F East Tnys Time Bomb (Lynn). I Jeane Grown Up, 6 Madison Aire; 7. DEB.100 Kosenkov of Russia. porafion organized and existing DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Chuckle Failh. I MiSS Pedro W I Pct. GB Babe IRaul AMERICAN LEAGUE u,xder the Laws of the United States LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MiAMI. Phila 63 29 SEVENTH - I Cousin KIm; 2 Through many of the dives, 665 East of America. Pialni itt, 51 10 360 ii Jay Joker. 3 Brave Ron: I Bold the Russian consistently scored W L Pct. OS Pi115 Plaintiff, vS. New York 49 16 S6 IS SIar. 5 BudzOO'S Kelly, 6 Gold Dog Racing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR New York 5; JAMES L. BURNEY and SHEENA Baltimore P4lace. 7 Traveiin Rosy. S Kim Boggs lower than the American St Louis Ii Si 110 22 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL RICHARD F. KELLEY and Chicago judge and the American judge 36 54 LukC 113 211 DAYTONA BEACH MARGARET E KELLEY, his wife, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE M BURNEY. hiS wife, and COM Cleveland BANK FAIRVILLA and BARNETT Detroit 171 ui Montreal EIGHTH - I MonIyCh4flger. 7! SI 326 31 THURSDAY'S RESULTS COUNTY, FLORIDA 12 17 scored Kost'nkov lower than the Defendants. BANK OF WINTER PARK. NA, Boston WtSt Jimi Zip. 3 Snazzy Rocket, 1 Top CASE NO. 76-1369.CA.04-E 17 4 467 IS NOTICEOFACTION Defendants. Cincinnati Ginger S Ramble, 6 Rugged Bussuan judge. 54 35 671 -FIRST- I Ruth Roddy (Ii IS Q, In Re: the Marriage of Milwkee 37 o .s TO: RICHARD F. KELLEY NOTICEOFSALE In sonic other major activit, Los Ang 52 12 .553 6 - ao. Randy. 7 Ippy Faith: $ Maziown . Lady's Ready MARVIN LLOYD STARKEY. west and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Kan City Houston 4 4 503 Iii 300 3 Fawn Donald I)) 100. 0 (1 CounteSS Husband, 57 35 I'runcess Anne of Great Britain MARGARET E. KEILEY the r.i property situated in Oakland San i Ia Diego NINTH - 1 Brian K Eckert. 2 ts I? 1) 2900. P ii Ii 7920. 31 69 and 19 15 521 9 uu;mdu,' her Olympk' debut as a Last Known Addreu: Seminole County. Florida, described Atlanta 43 SO 16? iS SECOND- 1 Tailgate Tiger (2) Northern Friend. 3 Ed Ghost, I PRISCILLA A STARKEY, Wife Texas Southfleld Apartments San Fran 10 55 ima'niber of the equestrian 1i3nSk. S Desert Lady. 6 Aim, 7 121 19 s 20. 340, 260. 2 JObill's Wizard (Si Minnesota NOTICE OF SUIT 13 4 173 13' Apartment No 70 Lot9.andlhe NortPto oOfee? of Lot Thursday's Results S 10. 360. 3 Ghost Bars's (6) 2 60; Q Danno, 8 Dolores Dancer. THE STATE OF FLORIDA Chicago team, another American boxer 13 4 167 1 Shreveport, Louisiana 10, and the South 7.20 feet of Lot S in California Philadelphia 3. Pittsburi 0 2 5) 2520. P (7 SI 3210 T I? 561 s; 406 20 TENTH - I Hand Off; 2 Bold advanced liver a Russian oppoYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO: PRISCiLLA A STARKEY Block I, ENGLISH ESTATES UNIT Atlanta 7. Montreal I Admrl. 3 Ernesla, 1 Jack Tryon. 12$ 10. DO (1 71 1000. 31 57 12003 Enchanted Path Drive Thursday's Results that an action to foreclose a mor. ONE, according to lhe Plat thereof, nent and the.' American stuniChicago S. St Louis I THIRD- I BtOndy Stride IS) S First Class, 6 WaySide Tansu. Houston, Texas. 77011 Oakland 6, New York tgage or. the following property in as recorded in Ptat Book 13. page San Diego 5. Los Angeles 1. :7 co 1040. Ii 00. 7 RamblIng Wright MarkPr; I Dizzy Dart YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Chicago 9 I. Detroit 3 en's basketball team kept their Seminole County, Florida: Public Records of Seminole County. fl ELEVENTH - I M Cathy 3! 6 40. 100; 3 Pretty Boy Cleveland 7, California S & M's Jan. 2 nledal hopes alive with an 89-75 LOS ,. BloCk D. STERLING thaI a suit has been fitCd against you Florida Co. (SI 0 60 0 136) 67 10. P 183) Bar S Forsox. 3 Trooper Jim, 1 PARK. UNIT NO ON according to in the Circuit Court for Seminole Kansas City 3. Milwaukee 1 will be sold for cash In hand to the Kerry Woman. S Mindy Malone: 6 victory over Canada. to. o 10)51 134300, 3163 County, Florida. entitled. IN RE Minnesota 5, Boston the plaI thereof as recorded In peat Harness Racing highest and best bidder at the west FOURTH- I Summer Dew 161 Wright Amazed. 7 Hayseed. Sugar Stay leonard, a THE MARRIAGE OF' MARVIN Baltimore 1. Texas 3 Book 16, Pages 92 and 93, of the front door of the Seminole County 1? 40.5 10. 440. 2 Golden Glitter 131 Prnter Strike. LLOYD STARKEY, Hu5bnd, and Saturday's Games p1)11011 boxer Froiim I'altiier THURSDAY'S RESULTS Public Records of Seminole County. Courthouse in 5anfor, Florida. at TWELFTH - I. Proven Sister. 2 17 0. 1 00. 3 Wright Can Can PRISCILLA A STARKEY, wife. Detroit 41 Cleveland Florida the hour of ii 00 A M on the 4th day scored a lopsided Md., I';irk, Ms ito. o i 6t 39.00. P (631 lii 90. T PlorwoodS Image, 3 M & E Boston at New York FIRST - I Love Bug Run Rap) h5 been filed against you and you Civil Action No 76 1369 CA 0 August. 1976. by Arthur H Beck. Bonnie. I Madam printer, Janis, dcs:ision over European chain. 6 38! 455 00. 31 67 The nature of thiS suil is to Obtain a Mnnesota at Chicago 16) 9 205103 00. 2 Rebel I Guy 151 are required to Serve a copy of your With, Jr. the Clerk of the Circuit FIFTH- I Penrose Fluer IS) 6 Noting. 7 Johnne Margo. dissolution of marriage, as'tc omer Kansas City it Oakland Valery l.iniasov and be16 60 540 3 Mar Con Star (7) 1200 written defenses., if any. to it on Court of the Eighteenth JudicIal IS 10. $10. 2 Aurun ii) us 60. Ovindle Skipper relief 6) 60 10. 2 fl PHILLIP H. LOGAN Circuit, in and for Seminole County, caine the second AmerIcan to 600. 3 Ima Friend (II 3 . You are hereby required to file SECOND - I Gienwood Timt' SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND Florida, pursuant to a Final 7 Zeb 7900. P1511 770 40. T (SIll 666 60. the round of 16. your written defenses with the Clerk reach iPleely) (7) 660 310 510 MONCRIE F, Attorneys for Judgment of Foreclosure entered by Jai-AIai 390) of said Court and serve a copy Legal Notice Still, the ,niucric;ur1s' chief Painter (21 S 10 000 3. Winning Post Office so. SIXTH-I Maraschino (I) 1303. _____________________________ Sanford, Florida 37771. and file Ihi thereof upon the Husband or Ihe th Circuit Court of the Eighteenth ______________________________ Angel SI 12600 (77) 21.20 T (77 5l DAYTONA BEACH Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole l)it'(lal producers re.iiiainetl the 560. 100 2 B's Sister 171 700. 300. Husband's atlorneys. whose address 52100 0 0 16 7) 4010 2 Iii original with the Clerk of the abeve THURSDAY'SRESULT$ County. Florida, in the case of Dade 3 Oerr Hunt I)) S 20. 0 (1 717950. i5 annexed hereto, on or before uti.itt'h!ess nnr'n swimmers. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THIRD I Egyptian Wind FIRST I Galtan Sullon Ill Courtonor before August 13th, 1976; be Federal Savings and Loan P I-I 7113020, 0113) 755 80. 31 53 NAME STATUTE iHObbs) IS) 760 320 260. Dillons U .10.5 60. 360. 2 Ne%to Pecina ill otherwise, a Judgment may be August 26th. or a Default will Association of Miami vs. James L. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' SEVENTH- I Loco Motion 6 entered against you. Gold.. S.l Bre Tot Art (7)420360 3 Pan Byrd I)) 100 entered against you for the relief 1 10. 4 00. 3 Uriarte Davalos (1) Burney and Sheena M Burney. hit 7 80. 4 20. 780 2 Wampum (7) 3 .63. Notice i5 hereby given that the WITNESS my hand and 1) S seal as I) 10 5 i 0 (281700 T 11211 39960 II 351. demanded in the Complaint. 380. 0 liii 3.6720. P (II) $17090 Combank Fairviila, and 760. 3 Trade Day (II 570. 0)67) Clerk of the Circuit Court for wife, and undersigned, Pursuant to the 9 I? 1 25 FOURTH - I Ben 7 (Debarryl - I lb4r Pecina 16 20. U S S P WITNESS my hand and the seal of SECOND Barnett Bank of Winter Park, N A "Ficlitious Name Statute". Chapter 12 40. P 671 1960. T (671)30160. Seminole County. Florida. this 21st E Germany 9 7 6 2' 11)18 10600360, 7 Feather Hill 161 this. Court on thiS 29th day of June, 900 1 60. 2 Ursarte Ovy 620. 310; which bears case number 76 635 CA $45 09. Florida Stalufes,wiil register day of July. 1976 Romania 3 1 7 2 2702 40. 3 Maynard Pence (SI 300. 31 1976. Gaitan Goros 200. (1 0) $57 20: 09 F on the docket of said Court. EIGHTH- 1 Penrose Dot (6) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, lSeal) w Germany 2 I 2 S ) 6) tO 00 i II all 273 20. 2 102. (Seal) (71 P ii II $159.30; Big 0 Ci I with all ii DAT ED Ihit 20th day of July, 1976 36 60. 70 80. 1 80. 2 Becky Sue in and for Seminole County, Florida Arthur P's Beckwith. Jr. Japan I 1 FIFTH - I Governor Del ire Artilur H Beckwlth, Jr . t5edIi 1 20.710 3 KS Pharoah (II 3 10: Q 5407 00 and (II with all I) 3.70.410. Poland Clerk of the CircuIt Court upon receipt of proof of the , 2 i 7 0 ITarpy) (11 56.60 7.10 600, 2. GrIt Clerk of the Circuit Court THIRD - I Victor Sutton (5) ' Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. PUbliCitiOr. of isis notice, to wit; 60. P 16-H o66 10. '1 (6711 By: Mary N. Oaren 0 Moment (3) 500. 1 10,, 3, C0nI 1671 By Lillian T. Jenkins II 20. 7 10. 500. 7 Plestor Goros (21 Canada Clerk of the Circuit Court SAN FOR D 667 10. 3691 . E Deputy Clerk AT R IC Bulgaria , 0 Rice II) 660; 0 (31) 3503. 1 1i3 i 00. 3 Barquin.Lorenxo DepiSy Clerk By Mary N Darden NINTH- I. Mitt Liberation (5) ASSOCIATES, P.A under whiCh we SAM E. ML)RRELL 8. SONS Grt Britn 1 1 t all) 20S80. 2 09 I PHILLIP H LOGAN of 900 Q 1251 $30 60. P 152) $17930 Deputy Clerk P0 50. 174 are engaged in business at 709 San 1 1 I SIXTH - 1. Western Scolt 1270. 100, 260. 2. Just Fo 2) I 60, SHINHOLSER. LOGAN FOURTH - I Molina Ii) II 20. Walter P. Moon. of 1 3 Jenola (II 710. 0 ii 5) Carlos Avenue. in the City of San Orlando, Florida. 32602 Hungary 0 1 3 3 (Bourgeois) 1$) 500 210. 3 Festive 61 40. 00, P 15.3)36470: AND MONCRIEF 1 IS 26)40900 570.640 2 Ecl'iani: (7)S60.S 10, 3 Rush, Marshall. Bergstom ford, Florida. Attorneys for the Husband 112) Nethrinds 0 0 2 Guy (I) 1 70 0 (65) 900. T 160 I) Attorneys. for Plaintiff I/i 160. 0 (74) 3.3600. P & Robison, P A 1 That the parties interested in 54id TENTH- I John L Hayes (6) Zub Publish' July 23.30. Aug. 6. 13. 1976 Czecho 0 I 1 7 10100. 1 312 Post Office Box 7279 PosI Office Box 3116 business enterprise are as follows. 4 00. 7 Our Quest (1) 6 70 3.61 30 00 (54) $343 70 • l 620. DES Denmark 0 0 2 2 SEVENTH - I Debbie Ham DI Sanford, Florida 37171 FIFTH I Mutilla Sarduy Orlando, Florida 37807 320. 3 Lanky Hank 131260, Q (671 Vann Parker, M D 0 0 2 2 1P071 17)000600100. 2 Arriva Lii 3060. p 167) 8250. 1 (673) PublIsh: July 2. 9. 16. 23. 197$ 1100. 1300.170. 2 Rafael Ellori (6) France _______________________________ _______________________________ Attorney for Plaintiff David W Powers, MD 11120 I 0 I 0 111 700 500. 1 Judge Floyd D (5) DES 13 60. 360. 3 Apraiz Corblan 131 Portugal Publish July 73. 197$ ELEVENTH- I Jungle Jet III Dated at Sanford, Seminoie Belgiu.-n 0 I I 0 100. 07 II 9410. 1 (7S all) 10910: 340; 0(66)3.67.10; p (56) 3.71110 DEB 101 County, Florida, 13th May. 1976 770, 300 740, 2 Jocotta 171 120 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN 0 I 0 1 2 09 WOMEN 'S COUNTY. FLORIDA. In RI: the Mirriag. If Ibu Nadia Wraps ItUp With 3 GOlds To Fete lIit' e.'hiklre.'n (If iIr. and Mrs Ik'nry Ilardy Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. l'uiul Milk'r tsill honor their IIre.nts with 41 Joint RUiN TUECH $3.4 921? Altdrronte S:rr, Long -,u c st thl tiedding anniversary reception July 2 at the Church of (1M1 Fc'llowshup flaIl, 24th Street and Iluitly Avenue. MI frle.'rnLs and reLatives art' lflS'ltisi ftP ('1)11 tluring the uppointed hours, '2 tO) 5 P.01. THE PLAZA AD EVERY MONDAY IN THE HOME APPLIANCE CENTER I Ph. 322-3183 West First St. Sanford HItOM RICHMOND S/i ,JY Dci tona �!d. !v'frd. Ft. !cnfn; Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Fridsy, July 23, tm The Aim 1s To 'Enliven ~- Methodist Adventist ' I. ' 0. It an Tarr kA--HE IT Patter Aoi.cIt. Paster J.Iw,GerM,IR A north State Read iii OUR COMMUNITY, HOPE OF And Raymond Aven ue Len5...d. Florida mu. Lyrnan Kirkwood .,'. .. rnnq,I Its AP Religion II $• in touristy 4 RliSdIrglty,M The Pa s tor C4 'toll SaOuc5jy $an,.co :•:• WE no 0 i 1 Nazarene 10 Rev A B Onion Wento'st Service Wednesday N.5Pt Prayet S,rwt, poster I, we pit Sunday SelienI S )Ia m ;l Dii rn Sbbatt,Shost OUR NATION - I qA Church... .% them, and also P115 11)11105 in the people's language so they could speak to God That use of the vernacular tongue in Christian OF THE NAZARENE St RI $aO.In.va I Di s Sun WOi•'lp Sun NYPS Sun En. Wirollip Wed Prayer %orship no longer distinguish~s Protestants front II Na in I pa foi wi cr ed ell Cif Assembly Of God kr th Fr ot references Christian FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cs. 27Th and Elm PLtSsn S., £ Don cal Sunday Scheel SOIL. Honing We? Ill.S Evening WontIlep FlIn.Iy NrgSI 1 Wed I I Q ISO P 040 ill P lip in Baptist WI FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 15$1 Sanford Ave D.ugIai 0 Ell iott Sunday %CMII CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 700 Fasrinon? lSaots.dGavdenClub M er v, 11031 305 Shockl ey P&Øs. S 04 in Sunday Sdis.l Pr.ecWng&Msr,Jo.p.ng IS ISO Ile Ssbl. Stidy a lip sin 5I'ssog er P lIp ii I Proclaiming Wed Pn$yerMlot FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OISCIPLESOF CHRIST III? S S a nford Lvi Of 14 8#04 dmarris M,nitvv S aSam Sunday School Mern.ngWornlhp It Ida in YouTh F.IIO'ethp SuM&, L lip nfl Wed Service I lOp sin ]P P1n0o 3230551 CItII,,dW Schaub 9:41a In. Wsr$IIipSer,,c, Ill 40: 1150am EY05siS.fvlc, m 1 , 011 p ii PT5YWM Sing Wed P )40 we Niricy Provided hi Of Miin.ngWsrttlip Y outh Hour God off Ev.n.IIicSir,. Family Night Service Y.P.E Wed- Non p 7 Np off Denominational 'lids m. 6-lip. 7 11pm 7:IIpin. Ev,nlnWef$Nlp HOLY CROSS Wed Prayer Meet III S Pint The Rio Lee ey 0 Soper Perry W Collins Holy Cen.uinisi,.m Cura te S SI a in , It a sin a - Pentecostal - 'I is th d UI 17 at UI 0 ni it CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot leftist &OabAve SlIM C.lI,,,.s, Sunday Sc Church Of Christ past,, ass ort Morning WorsIs hip 1100am I Church Tra.0409 Wed Prayer Servic e WIAfy Open Ci CH rCHIIY ings Off Point Altamonte Springs 7 960 we WT IT R 1 36 so Fee Sunday Night Broadcast Dias a Delvair-Onal 14 lots 3315414 Jam., P N.,*am Evang.lrot ;p :in eloblit Shp" rn AsHembly Worship Evening WerOftip • Npm a OOP in 7 mom Wed. Evening Sinvice JORDAN BAPTIST H tIll Weil Fsnt$tresi of"Galloway Pastor SOFAS $ cheel to Ma is Mirnvng Service It Na in £veningSsrv.cs 301fl 11Pm '5. .5..' If PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 26)aPalm,$I5A,, ri ft Ms.ning Ws.sIup P Nam EvaaeI.ttC Servicet 7 $ pm Wed Prayer I Bible Study Indpi$IdeiiI Mntiunafy Ii U el it 1150cm EveskngWsnlwp a 10pm 7 lIp. S . __ 5aIrE .ae" Sunday ScIiI Ms.,,, Ws,IJIi E veining.; -. 7r * _______ . Zzt~ . . Sunday ScInoil 4 - - 4v- '. ' Morning Ws,Iiip ." . Wed 11.0 SbteSIvdy 0. Past,, S 11am MornoegW.s'sisip Sund ay Scltool MIut, *SIIhlip n Ii LI Church Trai ning Evening Weothip a Wed Pray., Service a lip. 5pm 7 lIp . ..... _• .-•-• .. 5, .. ,a. iv. ,l5.ii44.I..60I . ..S ', ' 411 's.* ..ss5" ' .' 5, 1 or . , . . -. . . Lv , " - . FIRST PSESBYTE SIAN CHURCH Oak Awe I il St Re, Virgil L Bryant and Rev Kennitli W Mutlit.M.nstivrl CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Drive. Swell and Estates " 14 ,' , II "AM 7 Sop in MYP 314 Sun Eve WsrlJOlp III Sun P lOp in Wednesday Morning Prayer Group 11 - . JsIWlSyNiwglI , is. in Past,, Sunday Sctl.& ,imS'• , Other Churches . • ..*. , I rn -. - . ... "' 1- - ,.. ;. Is go# In Movn.ngwornnip EvefbingWOfshlip 7 10pm 7 lip is . 5 ,, I urc.ence -............ .... vi. - I ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH . hose., i%iend.ay Luke 14:1-9 3:1-1K off Oak Ave. Sanford PItt,, FF Wilh:irnAfelenne$N S.atV.huass Sun Mats Ceolletsiont.Sat 181 ?,10 pm I. m.Illi a 1 MI. a-Ppm FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Sunday Service 4 Sunday School *adcwtdaySs.vce . . - . ' It Na. 130pm ' 1.1 1, 1 , .. i"iiz..j; w05 .. - I in155laeu... . , . NurSery P ,, First Wednesday Fellowship . Lithe 21:33-43 i _ , L -- !)' t J2. t t2 t '!i.' 't 12.' t (Ci)) -f- (CI)) - (WI j- C1 1 040 in Evening Worship METHODIST CHURCH & Sao" .siurday Mark 9:14-29 4 pAstotil $501'" It Win MosningWafStlip Friday %l.,giheu' 9:18-I 1 Thursday John. 3:14-21 fledn.'sda.y Numbtrs 2I:49 Carrier County Club FIRST UNITED 5•.•. Saiei "Wind Dy The Tuesday UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5,. DaewooSi'.a 5,- aa y 10,511 fit Park A,e Lee IF Kong Poster Morning Worship Sv$ida,Scti.,I S 1IIII.m 41 ;: UMYP ; Men5 Prayer BtestIaO lid I Sm Tlivrt4ey hit Supper Family 4 Ia Old NttiIOrange Awe. Polls S III in it lii in I seem ::ub1r.nh. Ic p Li The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible C FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE P John Y. Mercer and Staff C PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes it S a J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes Li WI L SON. E IC H EL BE R GE R MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. __ _11111111111111111111 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service phrases saying the ctiurc'i is "unequal to its task" ond that the people "make it great." The new compi1atiti of 510 hymns retains two- such -is -IRt us Break Brea(i Together on Our third of the 315 hymns in the present hyTnnbook of Knees.'' 1958. by an inter- - People sing only in the showerand in church' - so I utheran commission. hymns must also be singable." . - ,,, .. __ ___ -, Once you allow your mind to accept that behind the creation of all that is there is a God, you have made the first important step ,i' n toward understanding God. in fact, probably 90 per cent of the people of America, at least, believe in at least this "bare Dr. Paul James of Deltona work in the Northeast has the Baptist Convention of New the Soviet Union. tie served as minimum" understanding of God as Creator. will be the guest minister at the developed to 210 congregations York (rim whirls he has retired first vice-president of the Once you accept the basic God of creation - the God of l'inecrest Baptist Church, 119 with 25,000 members. as executive secretary. Georgia Baptist Convention and power, whirlwind, thunderstorm and the like - then you can take W. Airport Blvd., Sanford, The Metropolitan New York While serving as first vice- chairman of Billy Graham's the second step. Sunday, July 25 during services Baptist Association was President of the Southern First Atlanta Crusade. Behold Jesus! at 11 am. and 7:30 p.m. in the organized under his ministry as Baptist Convention, he listsunuoser he was visiting Behold a man, born in a stable, raised in a back-country town, absence of Pastor Kenneth W. director of missions as well as represented the uonention in professor of evangelism at New Orleans Baptist Theological who teaches with conviction so great that literally thousands flock hiolt. who is on vacation., j) James Is Guest Mi is t er Dr. James pastored the historic 3,200-member Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta for 16 years, and the Manhattan Dr. Don Evans from Wales Cardiff, Wales, Dr. Evans is Baptist Church in New York the guest speaker at currently on a sabbatical leave, City, which he organized and will be from which Southern Baptist Calvary Assembly, 1918 Miller lie has ministered at conAve., Winter Park. The special ferences and conventions services will be on Wednesday, throughout Southern Africa, July 28th at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Britain and the United States. Aug. 1 in all four services 9 and hlrs have recently been 11 am. and 5 and 7:30 til*fl(i(l fir him ill share in the Pastor [to) A. hiarthern has work of the International announced. C orrespondence Institute in A professor in philosophy and Brussels, lkI.,iuni, where he logic It Unsversst', ('ollegt.' sill he engaged in preparation iii courses in the summer lii Dr. Evans To Speak Vacation Bible Sititiol starts Monday, July N, and goes through Friday. July 30, for all boy-sand girls three years of age through the sixth grade, ill First Baptist Church. The hours are 8:30 a.m. through 11:30 am, each day. BAPTIST - £ats.th "01.61 Connects. 0-*" Calvary SAptisI Assembly, lii Pa.rms,oe (Slibterd Garden Clot. Hwy Il Oil Calvary Septsst CP.utchi. Crystal Late £ lid. LII, Mjiy Caswlhorry Baptist Centro. rg 5. nuinta BvØ C.ntral Baptist Church. tIll Oas Ave (JIuliull First Baptist Chw.aler Miis.edavp Baptist Chur ch. Sio,*.ost RI Elder Springs Baptist ClnvncR, Old OnIaads Rd at Hester An : ,tit BaptIst Churci. III Part Ave S S S S • FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First Fiiaadship Baptist Church 4 Altameede Spisogs. RI 434. Atlaøns.nt. Spniags First Sapisit ChurCh at DeSity F,rl Chinch eJ Go..,. First Bapti st Church SI Late Mary Baptist Ch ur ch at Late Monroe FisI Baptist Chs..rcbSILeng..sot Coe Church IG.aM Pont Baptist CIwrcIs 01 Dyed. Pity Baptist Ctuarcls of tais3.ands First SruilnS MisS.oaas, Baptist Church. Ill, * Ills First Fv,tl Coto, Baptist Church Fish IhpIist ChurOi of 051010 Founla.a Head BaptisI Chic)'. Oiiedl Jcrdaa M,tsi•041y Saplist ChicI. 1421 * First SI Movths.di Baptist Church. Chulula U.ss,Oi5 Baptist ChIursA. hiTh Rd. &ntpow MAclOanS ,.t.ssoa Baptil Church. CU 14.0 Rd. Oslw Mianag Glory B.pttl Chinch, Gino,a Hwy Mt MIrsaIb Pr,nt,y,e Baptist. 1111 LlOirnt &n. 405.4 bill ,,$..e Missio.a,y S.pt,iI Pi-I SaaL..ou Springs Rd. L ing iseed MI 5,ai M.st$..040ar, Baptist CLinch, INS Jetty Aft Ml t o o" MIIlliOMt $4041, Spot Ace NI. Still MilsionaIr Chinch. 00* St 8 Hictory Ave tadvtandrnc. Baøi5I h4.s Civic Lea-Os, Bill Lei9.Oid. •a Mary Sttb.h AM E. Church. Canaan "Its Casi.elbonny Community United M.lt104.tI Church. Hy 1113 6 Piney Rid,. Rd. Catie-thorry Dolamy Community M,tIo.d.tt Church. W Hisinboak, Rd. D.r F,rtl United Methodist Church, IIS Pars Ave First Methodist Church .4 Oviedo, First S.ovtheqn Methodist Church. 3441 Sanford Ave Ftp. Methodist Church. W ION St Ge ne va Usitisdith Church. Geneva Grace Usited UetItsd,tt CI,urcts. Airps,t Blvd Giant Chapel A H E Church. Dole-do Oatyev, Mithiodit Churth. Ovisi. 051.15 MlihOd.tt Church Palla WeiJeyan M,ttso*st. RI 44 W at P544 t Jam" A M E lOts at Cve'ets SI Mary's AM I ,Church it. II all. Oti,. $I Paul'i MitliOdinI Church. OstemI Rd. Enterprise StaINed Memorial Church. S Dollars, Sanland. Undid MetlodisI Church, Tamp First Fed, S.i,siran 15,4, *.11amiaWi S.prlaige CHURCH OF 000 Chyrit, SI God. Si) H'cker Chur ch of God. N) W 72nd St CJIuvh it God. Ov i edo ChuivN sI God Holinet. Las. Miabree Church 54 G.sd Mission , Enterprise ClInch SI God. $412 W ISIS 51 Chinch 04 God in Christ. Oviod. Chinch .f God SI Prsptlocy. iSOS S Elm Ave Church it God Mits.oin. Enterprise ReM,q Churched God. 1100W 13th St . Santord NAZARENE Pull Ch ur ch it Itie Natanene, 3511 Sanford Avi. EPISCOPAL Button C.nwlisrry $I ChinchiolChrist 6SPa1mSpr.ngsor .AItamonO.Sp,s Church it CIwitI. Oeoseva Church at Chris?. 1.609 so CIOWIII it Christ. Pasta (Synilt of Christ, W liSts It NTht.d. Church of Christ. Fla Haven Or . Ma.tla.sd Church ii God 54 Pr.pio,cy. 17545 Pers,nnnnps Ave Altimont, Springs j.om lIsp. Baptist Chnh. ill Or ange Ave CATHOLIC Church of The- Nativity. Lab, Mary All Souls Catholic ChmvcL Ill Oaa Ave. Santord St MAt CaIhlit.c Church. Dopsse.d Trail. Deli', It £,g,stin. Cithslii Church. Sunset of neiv METHODIST Iaiivyt Ulliled Memorial Church. E Query Ave. Ials.pisse Bear Labe United Msttoditt (hunch Rd. Magadal.lw CaihuIec Church. Madload Act. Aflsmon'e This ChiurcI sipS. Good Shoplsord. Madtnd, 13) Less* Ave. All Saints Episcspal Clurols. B DeS.ry Ave. Enterprise Chit) IprIC.eII Church. Less Be HOly Crett Ep.wepal. Park A, at 4Th So C.M ilsen ;j; S Lasdord Are Sanford 1 d,td Christian Church, 113 * Airport Blvd N.rffih4. Clor,tt.am ChicO. lisibroalat Haves, Or Mat and Littvie-w Christian Church. Bear Las. Rd of Jamison L0is5'i,lipd CONGIIGA!ION*l. Csnr.',avunei Christian Church 7411 Fart LUTI4ZRAN A1,4041,401 LI,JttIfU Church. Oceniro.. Or , Calhu m ep 01.4 SA.p.rd United taa L~60 It" S Oriand. Or Lutheran ChunOs 54 Pvia*co. Doctoral, ova eer, 153* HIS Place ?'.asi.11 Lulhe,a' Church, Golden Days Or £ C1sseIWr, I•'s .5.. th It 47 Sia,,j it Lea-os LsiI.eral(hi Hwy 1701, PRESBYTERIAN Like Mee t Visited PoeiA yt.r.on Ciou,st, First 1`1111611,041116011 1`1111611,041116011Church. Oea Ave 6 led 1`1111611,041116011 Worst Pr,ntvieqias, Chinch it Deliry. S Highland Cenienges Pvtsbytorian Church. 2771 5 Onla.4s Or It Andrews Preoh-viersan Church, NI) Bear Lake as SI Marks Presbyterian Chinch, t011 Palm Springs Rd Sps llptlta Cemniwnity P,f"twiao Churc h. uvula Rd Weilminit., PresIytsaj, ChiWCII. Red Bug Rd. Cltselbevry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest LII. Se ventu Day Adieøtist CNwk. Hwy 434. Forest City Seventh Day Adventist Ch.ut, MalNand Ave. Altani.,,t, Sinai Sae4ard $oveliffi Day Advea,$i,t CAirthi, 7th & Elm Winter Sprl.g,54,th DavAdv.*tlslchujch $it MNsUd Mars Hill SSYIw1i4ky Adyonfist Cbk 661 Pine so, lb i . Atta,yionte • • S . S • • • . S Dessert Table FinsI Peet,cestai Church ad LeogneOd r.rt Pento46jial Chinch of Sinterd Fill G.spel Talertt.ect., 2714 Ce,asr, Clod MI Olive Holiness church. 0•s Hill Rd • 0-silo. tanlrS Alliance Church. 1411 1 Part Ave Sa.te, Bs.I Chi 3510 $ande.-d Aye. : I 95odults$l .50 0 S S - S '6 S • S S S 1 S S _ f:j' :. - .5 4th II Ithi Salvation Army, 151 * 74Th $1 RIling HillS Moravia. Chinch. Altanoaw, Spring, Iods.v Mar.vaan Chinth. ns Tuaueula Rd • Wudic United Church of Christ, Allarniaste Ciinnsity Chapel. Alt lion I4aiç Trinity CtiWU WG.41 SChrIIIISIIMI,I',.eI, A,. the F,il Gospel ClurcIl Si Our Lard Jitit (O W5Ci.*5iyi 35 c ,,,, (1q • • S S . 01 1 I INN 4L, uaIl ity Nort h A 0*S \ . J4 and , 11111061111466611 1 I S S S S . :S Ii Like Monroe Unit, 1SI W lii First lOin Church Silts. Living 0d. Midway Pentecostal Opon B.w. Tabernacle lldgswo.d Ave . (Oil 357th Op 0S • . S -1 . Bulletin Received. Ili - • . S . . S S 1i $2 - - . . • S • FIt. P4g5 PirI Church Pt CAVItI, kie.t,nt, NE hid $t Late M40WSO Chip,4, Orange Blvd. tat, Miiv kingdoin Hall Si JihhivaIb's *ilnl, St ' S S I S S Sa lad '' :0 ii - , , 11 . potile Sem,..l. High School) Geneva Chur ch of Its. Nazaren.. Geneva Caaowisumity Ct.r LII. MITT Ch,ak.4 lOse Nazarene. Ui Mary Blvd. Late Ury L.ngseood Chur ch of tho Nalarene, Wittman £ lessup A,, Oin La*y it th. .41,1 Clmoo,c Church, lllIMjoinI,ltaa, Deltena CHRISTIAN S ' through Friday. July 30, for Itavenna Park Baptist Mission. 'thu,' tunes will be 'i :l.ns. until 12 noon each daY There will be Bible stories, refreshments, games and handcraft. Preparation day will be Saturday. July 24, from 10:30 am. until 12 noon. All children are invited tit attend. IF you have any questions contact Pastor Gary I)eflusk at I23415(. 4111~111141111049- 13kwd I Br','.1 ' , S OTHER CHURCHES Allen's AM I CIbyqft, Olive £ l7tI All Faith Chapel, Carl.' leolinsle. liar dalI Avenue Kline55 Chepel. V44tiv. Part Rd leartall Ave Clnwluela Community Chioccis Church 54 Jesu s CIbr.iI it Letter Div Saints. Ills Part Ave Eastern Orthud.a CtlWtN, SI JeAns Chrytantom Chapel, Hwy Ill Vein Part Eastern Ur.Thdea Chich SI. 0age .4 1W 0 C A. 1)6 SoulS SI. ,. Vacation Bible School will be gin Monda> July 26, and run IF • - CHURCH OF CHRIST Church ci Christ, 1311 5 Part Ave CI'WctsO4(Ws5tiI Labe Eli..0 S 11 9204 Caneloerry 54,15 $.ntin46. Chucil.,l Christ. $41$ Late Hwell Rd ' liii PA U LJ1si..S na •• 9 Se'nia.I. Bp?ssl Temple. Am-rican L,.sn Hall. Far. Pert Sunland lipliot Clinch. oaa paIm.ey. SI Jam.t M.tsiena,p Baptist CkurtJI, SI Ed lIt. Ott.,. SI Paul RapIst Chinch, Ill Fine Ave II U.amoaous Baptist CP.urc*. C4isan Hgts Sp.ingf.eId Missionary SapassI. Into a Cedar St JeAn', M,ttvonary S.aph.st Church. e$ Cypress St T.n'pt. Baptist Church. Palm Springs Rd . Attamente Springs WslIim Chapel Uitsi.naiy SêpI.st Chinch. Marl £ Wiilien, SI. Raven Park Baptist School o9:\ WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Hope Baptist Ctouvce. Fan,sl CI, Camminty IasWei Fervil City Now Mt Cheery Mitt.enary Sapvsl. 11W W 137,1St Neelalem Prmfive SaptiIChurch. 115W IliliSI N.. Te,t.ni..I go 1.11 ChurCh Quality InS lairts Laabgo,ed N.. MI 1.405 Beptst CNyncI, 1731 Pea, Ave Raveenna Fart Ulptint Church. 1712 * 3115 SI P.aiie'i BapI.tt C.*apit. l3$ W Fit Street. baaas,d P.netvest Baptist ChiCk. 114 * AispOst Blvd Pta'nM Las. Baptist. Ridge Rd. Fain Pact Prngi,,.s Mrts.Sitary Baptist Church. Midway Seceod Sh.hsfs Msn5.05ary Baptist CIOuvcN. West SJi'I.rd The public is cordially invited the teaching niiristr ti (,tIsr of Dr. l'',,lTI Seminary where he conducted a to hear him. similar course in June of 1976. Beholda man who expresses authority over illness and whose 1k' has preached in many very touch heals blindness or leprosy or casts out demons. Florida Baptist churches in Behold a man whose power extends even to the grave as he recent months. called to his friend Lazarus to return to life after having been dead three days. who is crucified as the most horrible death Behold sentence man can conceive of and wno rises to use again aiter three days, thus testifying to Himself once and for all as the risen savior, Jesus the Christ. Behold God, not just of power and law, but of care, of love, of forgiveness, of healing. Show you God? . Let me introduce you to.Jesus Christ, the Son of the living , God, the sa vior of the world, my redeemer and my friends. lie loves you, too. '\ to enjoy :•e to ASSEMBLY OF 000 flow s. Assembly 01 God. Jilts & Elm s ' . •••,.... .....ii...•.!!.!• S 55SI.SS•• •S•I S.. I c& dt . ' Pastor's Corner First Baptist Church, SanSeminole Junior College. lie David is married to the A ford, will ordain John David received an Associate of Arts former Anna-May Thornehl of By REV. 1.F.ROY U. SOPER JR. Cochran to the work of the degree in 1972 with high honors. San!orI, and they have one holy Cross Episcopal Church Gospel Ministry in the service lit was also named to the 1972 child, John David Ill, age 2. The on Sunday evening, July 25. edition III Who's Who in ('oehrans are former residents 91 A special order of service has Atiserica's Junior Colleges, of Lake Mary and longwood 'Show me God" been planned with the following In 1972 he entered Florida and are presently living in the te fl0' man>- times we hear this, often not expressed in words. as program personalities: Fred , Technological University pastorium of the Elberton but still a great longing in people. "Prove to me God," Wilson, Pr. Jim Edgemon, Dr. 5.5. here he was enrolled in the church. "ii Look about you. What do you see? Do you understand the Jay T. Cosmato, Dr. E. M. College of Elementary Pastor of the local church, green of the grass or how the substance that makes it green is Bryant, Rev, Grady Snowden, l-:duation. lIe was graduated I)r. Jay T. Cosmato, states that a very worshipful converting the sun's energy? Kenneth McIntosh. Chris in 1974 with honors. lie then this will be Look at the relative consistency of nature. Orange trees yield Ritchey, and Robin Hodges. '. , erved for a )ear.aniband on and meaningful service, and Music will be provided by a the faculty of Winter Springs cordially invites the public to oranges and not apples. No matter how hard I try, I cannot walk sithout touching the ground (or the floor or the carpet or own's quar tet composed of Elementary school. attend. soi.tething). Charles Davis, Lewis Dorton, In January of 1976 he moved Maybe you know the physical laws which ena ble man to send Cecil Tucker If and Richard to Italeigh. S.C. to attend Prairie Lake through outerspace to land upon Mars. Do you know who Holtzclaw, accompanied by Southeastern 3a pt is The Prairie Lake Baptist laid down these laws or where they came from? Gloria Davis. 'theological Seminary at Wake Look about you and beneath man-made ugliness. Do you David, the son of Mrs. Glenn Forest. ('hurch, located iii South U. Cochran and the late Mr. On June 2, 1976 he accepted a Seniinok' County, 415 Ridge Rd, perceive the beauty and symetry of creation? Or look at art, or Cochran was born in Portcall as pastor of Moore's Fern Park, invites the public to hear music and watch people dancing. How does man decide what JOHN DAVID t'OCIIRAN Church, hear Evangelist lkster Roloff, is beautiful and what is not? Where did the ability to perceive and smouth, Va., and was a resident Swamp Baptist of Seminole County from 1960 to body president, Interact Elberon, Va. lie is presently home for girls group called the enjoy beauty come from? Look about you and see how many people lay aside their own 1975. in 1970 he was graduated member and member of the serving in this capacity while Bethesda house for Girls from from Seminole High School, track team. continuing his seminary Hattiesburg, Miss., Saturday needsto look after the needs of others. See generosity and a concern for others. Look within the family and see love shared. where he served is student After high school he went to education. evening, July 24, at 7:30 p.m. how do we know love? IliTTIi1iII.I1 HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff sexist language and its theologically incorrect Bus transportation will he provided to those who need it way to attend Vacation Bible School. The school is free and anyone in the age group three years old through the sixth grade are invited to attend. h 1: Also added, in respl.mse to popular demand. were iinie gospel songs such as "Amazing Grace" and "lItw. Great Thou Art.,' made popular by Billy tirahU1)S crusades, and some contemporary songs Each day's activities will consist of Bible study, mission ay T. stud>' led byJ Dr. ('osniato, pastor, plus recreation and refreshments. Pallor K L Crocker Morning Werthip a 10pm lose Sunday PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH SuiMaySchieol It was the only or of the 50 hymns most frequently used by Luthe:ans not included. Reasons given for ruling it out Nere Its male-dominated Bible School art S ta r Ss Ofl ay 7 lOp is I Np" YouTh Group W.d (tins,Practice 6 5,. - II Ills Ms.I,inIW,fIJlsP ? too For W,dSbleStudylPvayerSs.v 710pm VA 0 I-,T1r5SSs( v44 .•lr.a Pattsi Rev WilliAm Pickefl AititI Patter ly keounetil Millsq 5 13111. no Morning Werolhip 131 11 m CMwth kIbeel Servicet with cI.flSt our all ages F.II.wsiwp Cell,. between wrvlcen 10pm. UMYF Evening Worship 'RL1NNtPAW.3It ... Pvb ..- ,, • ___________________________________________________________________________________ -. t~ ~ LI ,5p4ss. .. ' ; . . S ' ~ _A011 ' "' Christi" . . P Catholic .5.., . Prayer Meeting Wednesday '04.r'nS•_* aW Cano.4b.rry . "'M -. ...... ,v. ... •.. . 1 ..,..'."............... . . . •ieinO .*,061". - 55555. CisA. . vrII4. S ___________ ,, . ..-..-.. . .-.. ,. S41ftd&Y School II "am Ms.n.sg Ws,sJwp THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH iIb,sr Avg, Lake Mat Rev A F SI,vesio S III 5" Sunday Church kIisol COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy II Slat Piney Ridge Rd . . I ________________ - . Orange Blvd Late Monroe WilliandEldridq, PaiNe Quality lao NorTh 43441-4 : 'isam %unda:$ctsool MIIIIIflg Weritsip If THE LACE MONROE CHAPEL NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH it lelO,*Sis 5IC55M.wi1 iS ,,. S At in II K a in tWa is IS I$ S Na *5-.. .• P no I n Saturday MInt 51,461.15 pasta . ' ilerhal Rev MIcIHIAndrewl Morning Wsnhs4p £Nwri.ry Sunday Church kNell 4 11pm . - .. "* i.• MYF . -' l.JiC5 S ' METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd £ Woodland Dr, Rev MarninO Iuctniq Pas* ,,, (Pitsochi School " tl_ .. • . -_ .5 C .. . , . _5, _. S -. 5• ..5 . NGR E GA TIONAL Fellowshi p • . GRACE UNITED • c I',,S5 .. A, . . . •'is Si -....c;• .5 COVENANT PRESSYTIRIAN CHURCH l7flHwy$indLakiMIryBIvd _•-._--. • .- .55. '.. +•_.,__$5 •* Patter S - Isa in - . .... • . 322 Rev Rebrt J MinIs. 1R'r -. . i..-..- Congregationa Methodist . . .•• a l Prraeba,fmri Presbyterian 7 . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Or Jay T Catenate loan 1160. YovmSorv,c#Tv*s two -• -ivw' ______ ., - IAN CHURCH rn Evening Worship .. c" ••5__ CO It Na in 6 ISp. a lip nn I 11pm Wed Prayer Moiting _________________________ . in 4M FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 2137 SasiordAve Rev Fred MCCI,ary P11* . . Met as WetsAip Training Hour - ' "' . ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH $li Metier Ave pu (ii h h Ms.ningw.rtiup pants, S IS am II Na in Sunday kNoll A . PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 Went Hsarce Taylor l Bed ltupp £vaiig.Ivot, SiMeClans 1110am S.bioCIan.-o Wed Rev •aym05dCrpcter Paotor (Luffiefan Church InAjn.qlca) Isv Ralpiul Lumen Patter • '4S 0i on 1.34 " S( * - 340M $ 53 a in 'I JO A is It"Oflandis Awe. 01F.") 1; P a Cenqsaermrn Meeting Sundly TertdalO:in Wednesday Bob$# Class 1100am a Isp is i lip in I 10pm Rev fir." A R,u,Ctoer Sunday SOnooI WovnIIp Smote .._-';:2 . 1. • I if Wed Bible Stud, , TI'it GOOD SHEPHERD . p Sunday Evesiing 111W 7StIIPIac. Rnd,nqa,I,n i'd Nr,r, : StnosI School TIe L ilIwran 140,,' and TV A F M4nnsnqWsriSsp (Synch Training Evening Wersls.p Wed Evening S er vice Orss Re v E RetlIGrant L UTHERAN THE REDEEMER CHURCH OF CHRIST 1312 Part A14UIO1 evangelist Fred Belief Lad.iiIlbti(Iatt PINEC*ISTIAPTISTCHURCH ii W5dinaj4ay B i ble Class L FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG*000 Luther th an added, such as "Onward Christian Soldiers," "Wl1i A Friend We Have in Jesus" and "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus" perts have motile some concessions to pt)pular tastes . 5,00' Church Sclnool Holy Con's"in,en branches of Lutherans - nearly 9 million of them. Not all has been harmony in the task, however, even in choosing the songs to include. But the cx- Hosever, some widely liked hymns 5.i.eren'L in an effort to achieve It. The hyninhoultl be doctrinally sound, observes Dr Marshall, but he adds. "As someone has SiiIi "lsso%IEThliN(; fl(YhlE}(lNG YOU?" Question: Why do IIU ask people to touch or hold hands? I notice >ou aRsays sb this sihen you pray for people on television. Answer: I ask people to touch each other when I pray with .them. because I know the power of touching. There is healing in touching. When you touch, others know you care. When I reach out to ray during our television programs, I imagine myself touching you and believing with you. Together in prayer we reach up to touch the outstretched hand of God.. God reaching down to touch you, to conic to you, 511 put feeling and healing in your heart. There are large groups of people who suffer froimi not being touched. . .lepers.. the untouchable caste in India. those who live in institutions, such as the mentally ill, the very old, orphans and refugees, prisoners. I've read that infants can die for lack of ,ing held and touched, and babies who have stroking and loving mothers are actually healthier and stronger than those who are seldom touched. From my own experience I know how unportant it is for fathers and mothers to hug and kiss their children. I don't think we ever outgrow the need to be held and touched, to feel we belong to someone, to know we're a part of more than just ourselves. Yet to sonic degree all of us suffer from a feeling of separation and perhaps never more so than in the cold, . personal world of today. In fact, in my experience in dealing with many people, Isay, loneliness is one of the worst sicknesses and - perhaps the most prevalent of all today. 'ti If you pick up a newspaper or magazine, you'll find an article about people searching for something to fill the emptiness of their lives. In a world so full of things, we are in danger of losing all sensitivity to the needs of those about us. We are tempted to turn to whatever promises relief from the emptiness ...sensitivity groups, the occult, drugs, and alcohol. In a way we are the 'untouched by human hands," victims of a depersonalized society. So what can we do? We can create a warm and human bond among the people we live and work with. I know you can touch people in other ways besides with your hands. You can touch with your words, with a smile or a look of love or compassion. But èsometimes there's no good substitute for touching and holding. There are times when the best thing you can do is put your ai-rns around someone who is hurt and upset. I can remember times when someone took my hand, and that said more to me than any words ever could. SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 74ed Sanford Ave. 1 Q. FermI SundayScMSI MArOitngWinshIp Y10tIOLU$vi chose, including "llise i1p, 0 &fen of God." i'ht'3.1.flhillion-meniher denomination isthe first of three major Lutheran bodies in this country to take up a proposed new joint worship book and L ~ - ]A 735pm- Episcopal In response to congregational surveys, several popular hymns not originally included have been opened Its eight-day biennial convention in Boston. Oral Roberts II 5#6 in ala,. Pasts, IlK Sin. asip . The goal, projected for completion in 1978, is the first mninion worship book for all three ni,ijor Cochran To Be Ordained Sunday 9:458 111. SeIIOSI Morning Worship slooldlay To God Through Song Up a PaL • U. in E,.ndeltl Sitvic M.d Meet Service I MOd) Nursery Provided for all CHURCH OF GOD 103W. flnd Street C 0, Harris People who are sailboat buffs look down their noses at powerboats. Conversely, those who prefer powerboats think there Is too little action in the sport of sailing. It's a matter of personal preference. Fortunately,there is enough water In the world to permit both kinds of boating. Also, there Is enough of everything on this earth to enable us to live In dignity while doing personally what we like best IF we use our resources properly.. . and remember to consider our fellowman. Personal preferences . . . consideration. These two things apy plyto choice of a apply to boating, to be sure. They also ap mate, where to live, kind of occuparion, and where and howto worshi . You have freedom of choice. Don't forget to use it. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Aerp,rt Blvd S.nday kA Church still are - their songs. hymnal. drawn up in nine years' work Roman Catholics, who began to practice 10 years a Hpm 7 lip. P 34 9 on the Lutherans The aim is to "enliven our worship." says the Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall, president of the Lutheran Church in America, which this week *Ible In the people's lant.wage so (;od could speak to GENEVA CHURCH - toning up the vocalizing to God - .:. .., X- C.rnrfl*6Elm ago, but Luther's heirs Writer NEW YORK I Al's The 16th ventur> Protestant reformer. Martin Luther, said he put the icq ounw THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH N By (EoU(E W. CORNELL Pat,., SwndayScN..i WirtIwp S.3I.IIam S.bbamk$*.I p TIlIplisni HI $744 Saturday Services Sa bbath Worship' - Lutherans St'ill Ton*ing SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST THE SEVENTH -Day ADVENTIST CHURCP Frfda', July 23, 117-38 IMWWWW , ' S p �4-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 23, I7 TELEVISION LISTINGS AND dude Pack and held. beelietFriday II ball, boxing, cycling, equestrian events. fencing. held hockey, soccer, gym- Evening 800 nasti. ro'efl9. shooting. - 1 9 NEWS 2 4 W FAMILY AFFAIR 7 1 ZOOM tar polo, volleyball and 6 CBS &ws 6111111' I DREAM OF JEAI11IE 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH EYEWITNESS MAGA. ZINIE HEE HAW Guests- Roy Ac*If, Tammy Wynette '24 SENIOR SCENE 31 STAR TREK '121 730 ELEBR IT V SWEEPSTAKES I '4) - BOOBY VINTON ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 6 HOGANS HEROES C W , HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Lamont has a rnystanous riewgvlfnend (A) 4 61' SARA Sara g naped bye backwoods trapper. J) 857 c NEWS UPDATE 2 12: 9:00 It THE ROCKFORD 2 FILES' Lou Gossett guests as a double dealing old friend of Rockford, trying to help a questionable client obtain a basketball franchise. (A) J MOVIE: Day of the XXI OLYMPIC GAMES: y in. 2 Siflth 1944. Sersitive fantasy of clild's vision 01 dead mother 9U&flQ her to VWIOt adV8fl tttes. 3:30 '6) BLACK EXPERIENCE 12) BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES 1 9 1 NEWS 100 2 la THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL '9 MOVIE: The Pleasure look for ro*mir, titx it arrict Ssh setting. 24 USA: PEOPLE AD POLl- 2:30 rodeo events; 'National Skateboard Chanonetips," San Diego. Calif. 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN Afternoon 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL COLLEGE ALL STAR Saturday FOOTBALL GAME: Live, PitLsburgh Swelers. vs College AN Morning from Chicago. 2: :12: THE JETSONS '4' '61) VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 9' xxi OLYMPIC GAMES: CONT 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL Events sdsckied today In. 3$ NASHVILLE ON THE 24 1SFAHAN OF SHAH ASBAS 1000 12' POLICE STORY: 2 6.00 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 630 4' ACROSS THE FENCE balI, boxing, cycling, equestrian events, fencing. David Birney guests as an 6' SUMMER SEMESTER field hockey, handball, rowing. merits are almost over- DEVOTIONAL A %IV'%E'% ,V'.J'LJ UP.IL I ' TICS (R) 9 GIU.JGAN'S ISLAND 12 GO. USA 800 2 12 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR 4. THE FUNTSTONES GREATEST SPORTS 24 SESAME STREET (R) 8.30 2 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 6 BUGS BUNNY. .4 Narrated by Jack E. Leonard. Compilation of scenes from ROAD RUNNER some of trio teams beg films. 7* ZOOM THE GRAPE APE SHOW be 900 THE SECRET LIFE 12 6 7 31 ZOOM (A) ANIMAL M)ALD:"Jungle 700 2: FLORIDA'S WATCHING "4 AGAONSKY AND CO. .I 61 HEE HAW 9 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 24 INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 35 SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 21 LAST OF THE WIt!) 4" MAGAZINE FOUR 1 I WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) 12 CANDID CAMERA 24 THE GOODIES cleaned before. (A) 9" XXI OLYMPIC GAMES CONT. lto<x" cum 24 RIVALS OF SHERLOCK HOU.€S (A) 35 MOVIE: 'The Gyosy, and the Gentleman." Molina Mara3usi, Keith Mtdiell BnIish 1958 Villain tries to theal his sister Out of her *iefltance. 830 4. .$:''s grandson dwges tin, with the death of his tulle (Ri 857 2 12) NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 21 , 11 NBC MOVIE: 'The Mar*ulei." Roy T1mes, Sandra Dee, Skilled out- PGI Come ECONO and get him. z I 110 1111 SHOWS MONFRI S *4 .1 II'., SAT SUN t*1II A .,. $ 541 II II It docxsnwi DrYNoinc _' - :_. i L. - , 4=o,-;-ii! - ~ 0 i got em _,____~_ I_- now theret no sto pin' . . t~7 fI I (i '1 A A ___i I Z11 ?.) : FEATURING HeIp Wanted 18- earning COCKTAIL - CASHIER- D ' " _________ . M .. Swi. .' i(i_v'.- i- rji . st r 'R(tC B ' Dow.t.WI1Sanlocd _f . salary AAA EMPLOYMENT. 201 Commercial , 37 3 31 76 dards. RN'S & LPN's. Aides, Aid companion Needed immediately 62806)6 CLERK TYPIST. Great ooss, good benefits, good hours AAA EM. PLOYMENT. 201 CommercIal, 373 $ 178 AUTOMATIVE EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Experienced only, full of part time. Salary based on experience . - PACKAGING SYSTEMS. CORP ______ - ' /* C'- - - 1*0 technical training instructors, 1 girl office Must type SO wpm accurately and have at least I yr Previous secretarial experience Contact Mr. Clements. Florida Gas Taming Center. Sanford. 373 Rentals .--30-Apartments DUPLEXfurnished Ideal Apts. Unfumn, Spacious I & 2 BR, all electric, eat in kitchens, Dish washer, shag carpet, air, plenty ________ I closets From 1)50, Exclusive area Mgr 332 7413 _____________________________ REDUCED 11.000 apt, - Lovely 373 3l? --- Rooms, bath, air, I or 2 adultS No l)E%. Security dep Water turn. 327 1411. Efficiency and Bedroom, monthly. adult Wikiva Landing Resort. Free boat moorag. and canoe use 321 4470 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer opts. &dull & family park. Weekly. 3.31$ Hwy 1197. Sanford 323 1930. MONTHLY - Large 1 BR, Color TV, Air Cond ,Maid Serif QUALITY INN NORTH ll&SRI31,Loiwn. $67400 ISiStAflt food s.rv:ce manager. Training and experience in food Iervke and employee supervision desired Please contact personnel director, 1101 E First SI • Son ford - - -. 570 U I*iIlU rium Adults - Nopets Lake Miry . clean & priva t e, I bedroom furniShed apt I male, no pets in i9lio Adult-Family CLUB ROOM POOL • I , ' - BAMBOO COVE AP'rs One & 2 Bdsuum apartments, furnished or unfurflEshld N ew ly redecorated Coma see 300 E. Airgo,'t Blvd. Sanford, 123 1310. I NEDROOa.s NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway 17'92, n3- 86 7 0 HOME 1505 W. 25th St. or 831-9777 with 2 furnished apartments on separate lots 178. 500 1200 Elm 834 5992 QUIET AREA I BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard Approx 12.000 down. $185 month. Price $21.500 Owner, 1230522 THE CONTRACT" MLS kIALIORS 321.0041 7201 S. FRENCH Priced To Go-- By Owner- 7 BR, bath, well maintained home N ew 2.3 & j !. r B. lAm fm 173.000 3 OR. I B. I Acres, $33900 FROM . S . lakefront. 132.300 43 Off, 4 Days 372 61 73 tights 312 7352 I BR. lakfrnl.. Split level. 1)00,000 Homes ready for your inspection . - and immediate occupancy Wm. H. Stemper. Realtor ' Bralley Qdham-323-4670 Two Story House for Sale Take over Payments Call 323 $1231 after 4 BUILDER-DEVELOPER After ISYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - S Acres, 11.100. 10 Acres 515.000, EASY TERMS A MUS IC sEE' 6.17 lIlt SACKEIT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTOR 303 cres near Osteen, good road, lightly wooded All good usable land 18,930. Easy terms. Call ow ner, 131 0171 U Big 2.2 liter engine • Power front disc brakes • Cut pile carpeting • ull console • Hi-back bucket seats • Slotted steel wheels • Body Striping • Tinted g(a'.s U Wide radial tires • AM radio - . Storage Trailer, 10' highway tandem with Side door. 323 0295. • r ,"~_ Lit In - -- .S Welcomes '.' ''. N .. ton, I' steel utility bed, dual rear wheels, I speed Excellent condition, 3221601 (Dealer) - Cr Pups. - -- ',i,,'el T 001% Cash 322-4132 LIWIL- DE HOMES go -m I I '' ' AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY. 17.92 SANFORD ORLANDO 3226401 1311117 C0NSTRuCTION Inc. ; i. I'_;.:- AddItIonS Sanford, Fla. Remodeling CALL 322.3103 Never _______ _ -- our again I a 1 1 • a _________- iI_I1A&1E:11 - ______ , ---- JUST A Aluminum Siding __________________________ - 10-Swap & Trade _ i SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer NO charge All admitted tree Come browse every Sunday 9 to S i.in cover TOUm' tOme *115 alum S:d'nq & 50111 sySlpm Also RccInq Gutters IC 'yrs E.p Eaqie 5.ij,ri3 Co 63? i Auto Pointing 1718 ___________________ - __________________ Auto Panting & Moor Body Work. Professional. experienced a inter Work guaranteed, Bruce's Body Shop, 321 0753. p LONG WOOD LINCOLN-MERCURY STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If ' HOME OF THE Classified Ails dint work there c.oulctn't arid PHONE CALL AWAY iI Home Improvements S. 41 _- Pest Control RemodelngandAdjtion ART BRUWN PEST CONTROL 73,47 Drive Freeestimates Noiibligation JOHNNY WALK ER. 372115/ 312 U,3 GeneraLContractof ____ at the Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 1797 Phone 372 --___________ 'I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU "' YARD SALE, 2704 Ridgewood .'. If 4 - Paying 12 73 for cacti dollar Solve, con. Paying )Oc each for Indian. Wheats Pic each 371 0800 9 to S 372 8960 I 1A{it,ifTii't BUSINESS DIRECTORY -' 69-Stamps-Coins ferns 617 Camellia Court. (Sunland Estates), Fri - Sal • Sun the lEA(Thr-r.r. -- WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell 'O Pct comm,sson Frf'ePck Auction, Saturdays 7 p m ford 321 1710 2 Dinette tables, round waterbed, like new Misc. us- TODAYwhile 1 PINEY CARPORT SALE see a . JiIjIi 1179 Everything must go. clothes. odds & ends. dishes, misc Tbur . Fri Sal all day I will you be able to buy transportation at Ham Amateur Radio Equipment Sonny Raborn. 3772120 or 322 Grace -- '4LS LOW PRICI$,Come Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry. Hwy t7.97 030 1706 Methodist Church Parking lot, Airport Blvd & Woodland Di' Saturday 9 to S Proceeds for United Mettmodst Women Ya'il Come To See Me r Hearl such selection is the greatest. Wanted to buy used office furniture Central Heal & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl HarrIs at SEARS in Sa nfor d 322 I??). -i. - Roofing Clrpenlrv. Rrmodel,nq. Additions. Custom Work L,censr'd. Banded Expert roof repairs flat roofs or shingles All AOrl! guaran teed BROGOEN RCOF1NG, 373 6700 Free estimate 32) 6038 Lawns, Tree Service. Painting, Wind ow 373 9319 tkt"I Sewing an~ ,, 'I"-,f 0, Beauty Care NEARSIGHTED I APPRAISER saves you dollars on BEST PRODUCT Free Estimates -21 HOijr$ THERMOTEX.$31097L._ alliffiffiffissiffiffe TOWERS BEAUTY SALON WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying anew home? Moving to an hundreds of apartment? Get some act-on with a Herald clASSified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sate. CALL 322 2611 these MONACO 2 Dr. H.T. With All Extras. Clean. '1 395 '1 288 74 MONTEGO MX 74 MARQUIS Or, Sedan Auto,, A.C, Radio, I Yr. Guarantee. , Roof Repairs. Caepvm,trv, Pinhimiq, Home Repairs, GuIle.' ing. Cement BROUGHAM i Or. Sedan. Well EquIpped. Very Clean. 2995 BackHoe Service yourHorne$ 322-3-444 L,mr,z IeJrng, fill if'. c?Jy. rock All kindS of digging P-loqjsittraiIer 1 Cleaning the garage again Moving stored and moved Ifl 9117 - the 63395 ' CONTINENTALS S TO CHOOSE FROM. , SAVE DOLLARS! I ' Longwood Hem, if Quiet. Courteous Reserved Service South of Sanford - Need extra money? Can you a couple of hours in the evening? Call 323 15.17 -.____________________ Trash Hauling 377 264.5 I soil 172.5943 - Landscaping & Lawn Care Ao'wing. edgIng, trmm,ng. weeding and tftiiiing Phone 323 595.1 LAWN CARE Mowi ng , Edg.rig. Trimmi ng Phone 123 1192 Free Estimates - Items around i SANFORD TREE SERVICE Trimming. Hauling Cutting, Licensed. Bonded, Insured 349 Sillst or 373 5067 ___ ____ Well Drilling A 1 Pj,nl,ng Brun. roll, spray Quality work Reasonable priceS Free estimate 2270459 WELLS DRILLED, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and size-s we repair and service Act Now' July Only' House Lx ______ tenOrs painted. from 1100. Call F C Ford $31 2039 STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ___________________ 207W 2nd St in 64n ___________ _______ 332-4114 List Your 11 or Business ... Dial _322-26 319g93 4 71 . -t't 14 you Tree Service Free estimates _______ Sales -Rentals $3) ION top Painting _________________ nave some camping equipment you no longer use! Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2611 or LIt 9993 and a friendly ad v'sor will help yOu. ____ LINCOLN MERCURY INC. dirt, Sat's. moved last Spring' Planning on storing them another year? Don't do it, Plan a garage Sale and don't forgeftoadvertl5eitln the Herald want ads. Ltk magic, the clutter wIJI disappear, and you'll have extra cash In your pocket ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work. -EXPERT k Free estimates $31166 2 73.74.7576 LINCOLN Radio. Super C I SHEPHERD Pa:ntin,j. Remodeling, General Repairs Call 3738*13 Carl's Sewing Machine Repair, Clean. Oil & Tune Up. C&A ___________________ ____________________________ CUSTOM 4 Dr. Blue, Auto, Air, Clean. Sewing Machine Repair _40 t7l' 71" ,'t-4"-t t. I Land Clearing _____________________ Home Improvements 71 MONTEREY Alleratorts. Dress Making. Drapes, Upholstery 3320707 'BEST PRICE 12' r.'rly Harriet? 5 Beauty Nook) 519E First .332 The nearsighted appraiser _______ $511 Hwy 17.91 all Points ,i U DeLANO 661.4231 TW DAvE'S37)9370 $1795 APPOINTMENT ' UNHEARD OF VALUES! ;NIW CARS ; USED AR FOR 1EMIL 11 "" ! tin per We Buy Furniture ________ A C, BY I' ""s" .' ' torque is hanging For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy l or 1001 items. GARAGE SALE 1214 Randolph loft MeilonwilIel Friday & Saturday or, Sharp) Sidewalks , 'OS Even Charley's Allyn W.sgeI The mti you can with AR.-Wntnd fit Put, ' ----- SKYLARK 2 Dr. One Own. ,'v ii1i'd Lots j.'Ai'i'S i'a ,,J 5tr t't'i i,'m' '' '"' 70 ECONOMY TOYOTA Yes re WeA Starting Our 7976 Sale The 1977s Will Be In Solant ._. Service, used machines 71 BUICk HOMES of DISTINCTION t ' ',.,-.,'-".•' 1971 Panchero GT. full power, low mileage, like new, 12600 373 3410. Quarter horse, 3 yrs Old, stud, not mean $200 to good home 322 1112 _________________ MOONFY APPLIANCES 373 0691 ' . S. - "0,'V 1 973 Ford F 350 lm KENMORE WASHER. parts, [)O.'.N IO.'.'Pd 5.I.tiFORD Quauruple* I .ipts All carpeted. central heat air, all appliances. Fully rented 3 years old Ex crllent investment property FRANK EBAUGH. REALTOR 9dØvi&Le\ REAL. ESTATE ' AKC -. ____________________ No W 25th in 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________________ pie-owned automobiles. -: p,. CaliBart Pinscher - -- 71 DODGE Appraised much more Aiknq Only 124.300 Call Betty Fi,smm, Reltjr Associate and helps save engine wear. Other no-extra-cost equipment includes - S 66-Horses ____ 52-Appliances If drive transmission that helps sa ve gas, • -- ______ (rink,...,. AA.,,.,'i .. ---' ........................-''i'. IS 5;t:%1 With Maid. 1175 773 4I - The SR-5 gives 'uu e.erything you've always wanted In 6 small truck, but couldn't get; like a 5-speed over - • Harley Sportster. Custom paint & chrome, extras. Will sell or trade 305656 $160. $150 Champion Lineage. Terms, 365 5141') 307 E 1st St Downtown 377 9411 ________________________________ - S Sport Truck __________________ Dober man SALE if Ads didn't work uldn't be Any Chihuahua, male, 7 mos., 31 J lbs Call between 6 & 8 P M 322 4733 , $15 CARPORT - Great Dane pups mate 8. female for sale --- -- ___________ ____ ______ Weeks, black & rust male Doberman Sire Pell's CH Jubte C 0 1225 to right party 3771099. & Singer Golden Touch and Sew, 166. Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition Singer's best ever. 126.5 with cabinet TV's from 149 - ' TREES, fenced yard, nice neigh bars, 90 with lfli 3 OR. 2 balls home .With central air, carpet - Dober man Puppies, AKC. Cham. pion line.? wks, Black & rust & red & ruSt. $75 8311371 4 110.000. Owner, 3636410. 0 6 Singer with Zig Zag. 145 Singer with buttonhole attachment. - - Fill RAYMOND E. LUNDQUIST Peg Real (slate Broker --'--fl A ppraisals in n,. APpaiUI Oviada Mix. m'r..,nt,s, *..,. _. built. 3 aces, I DR, 3bani;. office, 3300 SCI. ft. 3 mos. old, 18.000 equity and assume mot Classified there ________________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 54-Garage - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise ev ery day 1134 iien.Qoodcond Private rented lot Take over payments 32) 5136 ,ifler 5 3222118 j11t' someone __________________ Realty, Inc. AILS-REALTORS 3229281,372)99) -___._ One of Singer's finest. Sold new for over 1600. Needs to assume balance. $ 19680. or pay $1230 mo. Free ho me trial Will take trade Call Bill at 379 6097 Dealer 811 6311 Completely renovated 3 .8. a OR homes, I"i baths, with central heat, Iron's $t$,007 A lo as $100 do wn LoukingfurJHrn.(aiI I Beeroom. Carpet, air. utihitlei * SINGER FUTURA * -- BLAIR AGENCY Free Kittens To good home 323 0167 anytime Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 19)95 French 377 499 1 Eves 322 119$; 3221141.332 1,11 ________________ 153.000. .________________ • Motorcycle Insurance - 65-Pets-Supplies We have a large selection of black & white portable TV's $25 to 565 HERB'S IV. 1200 S French. 371 46-CommercialProperty Sanord Ave.. 4 of 109W. 1st St. 322 2333 We We Buy Furniture business Fast developing area FRANt EBAUGH.REALTOR Ill 8)31 S S BR, lake, extras gage CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- • 323 3866 or 323 711 0 KULP DECORATORS 1', acres Close to I I interchange 175' frontage on main mci plus frontage on Rinehart Rd.. and Sun Or Prime locat ion for offices or • Conventional-5% Down - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only %I 50 per day ____________ 42-Wiobi le Homes truck around. Call collect. 568 7131 78-Wiotorcycles 64-Equipment for Rent 53-TV. Radio- Stereo LAKE MARY BLVD VA Fl ancing-Nothing Down • FHA week • Sportiest little - Any year thru 1976 models 7 days BROWSE AND SAVE . It's ea'v and fun.. .The Want Ad Way, console, balance 179.60 or 6 Payments of $1330 NATION WIDE. 3396097 water loving family FRANK EBAUGH. REALTOR $31 6313 25,000 ________ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS S - MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 63-Machinery-Tools 11.607 ___ big, clean Sylvan Lake Beautiful trees and shrubs Area of fine homes Perfect homesite for the Bedroom Homes __._ ____________. Sewing Machine R epossession Get your hands on the Want 1911 or older Dodge Dart; alic will buy any make convertibles Phon e 373 1080. 322 3137 alter 4 Meilonvi*le 373 6191 OSTEEN Service Call 322 1671 after 1 p.m. Western Auto, 301W First 4103 Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut I,1CiCm'I. Toyota Corolla and 19$? F or d Galaxie 500 Both reliable Iran 1970 GTO, air, new tires, new paint, rebuilt engine 11500. 322 6111 sportation Best otters. 322 3129. BUY JUNK CARS- from 11010110. Farm Tractor& Equipment Early American living room chairs, blue, good condition 327 5625. •OJ 1969 77- Autos Wanted THROUGH SUN. Noon to 8 p.m 51-Household Goods new parts. 1750. 3237791 after 5- 30 or week ends. 323 3670 Lawn Mower Sa les & Service- We Se ll lie Best 8. Service the Rest, _ Large lot with fenced back yard, many trees Wynnwood area off 43-Lots-Acreage Sanford's newest residential neighborhood l324PàrkOr, xilchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks Install at ion available Bud Cabelt 3721057 Lay-Away Machines 10 3 BR. 2 8. new 171.500 Jim Hunt batteries, 117 9S exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP , 11 09 Sa nford Ave. rum' MCVIII Hwy 16. WeSt. Sanford Azaleas, Camphor blue Interior, automatic, many for Sale -- 1975 VW Rabbit, 1 S peed, I door. A C. 12,000 mi. 12.910. 372 860 1 . JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '72 and '73 Mod els Call 3231510 or 834 (Dealer) Dell's Auction Center - Trees. 99c Border 'grass. 79c Large bushy Ligustrum, $1. 99 . CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY , Cor ner Wekiva Park Drive & SR 16 372623$. OPEN WED. Guaranteed reconditioned auto "SERVICE BEYOND " SAN ORA S OUTH Rain . Trees, 80-Aulos Sales 10 62-Lawn-Garden Sears gas dryer, aluminum ex tension ladder, and 10x17' gold carpet . 321 048 Kish Real Estate EXECUTIVE POOL HOMI'-' I BR,' 3 Bath Choice ocation, superb landscaping Sunken living room, custom drapes Three car garage Stockade fenced 563.500 Friday Night 7:30 'JV!l .xiy . Chassis Lube& Gear, Oil dispenser, upright, 1125, the pair. 372 4967 - 1971 Toyota pickup. I speed, radio, heater, like brand new. $2,300. 377. 1977 El Camino VI, automatic, power steering. 1156$. $601 (Dealer) WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD If 'you're Tnlhe busIness at biiIiiiij Phone 323 1Q80 your busines. . . use the Classified Ads often, MUSTANG. 1966, new white paint, Do n't f or get our auction tonight. We are loaded wilt's all types of merchandise this week. Come early I gel a good seal. . FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS SYLVAN LAKE Big I', acre lot on BR. I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE 3)1 315 E. First St 377 3422 13 Flamingo. 17*63', 7 OR. with Professionally Managed I 3 OR, l' GUNS ONLY AUCTION , WED PIESDAY AUGUST 4 P.M SANFORD AUCTION , 323 7310 Excellent investment i BR. 2 story 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 33 3 571)) 322-2090 I Multiple Listing Used Office Furniture Leasea Datsun Including 2 cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131 1311 1973 Toyota long bed pick up, with topper and radio. 11.100. 332 426. 1970 Impala, V.6, air, radio, new tires, $600. 322 0086. Auction Sale Wood or steel desks, ex ec utive desk & chairs, Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry. NOL t. 'S Cassetberry, I? 97.630 4706 new 11.150 322860 1 (Dealer) wheels, new wide scat tract let t er ed tires, CB radio I. more. Reduced to $1,200. 3779067. Vermillion, Auctioneer. Sanford. 60-Offke Supplies 1913 Datsun Coupe, low mil, like condition. Automatic, low mileage, Cal.Apache chrome 322 6972. PAY TON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 Hiawatha Ph 332 130 1 if VA nothing down KULP REALTY, 377 2335 Sanford, Flu. Sanford . ;. 2300 MeIInrSvIIIe - Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 bedroom, )1 bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove 8. refrigerator, 177,500 1800 down, $135 FRICKE&FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS. III 5233 FURNISHED APARTMENT _______________________ turn Park Ave $150 Plus deposit ____________________ 313 1)8 j,,)0 JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 3053721598 Days and Aft er Hours One Bedroom From Across From Ranch Ho use ' Must sacrifice beautiful 3 bedroomC 3 bath. 16'02' pool, privacy fence with yard Big oaks Owner's loss your gain Pay closing, expenses I assume payments Low 140's Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Associate After hours, 834 1723 3rm. apt., Large rooms. Clean Well furnished. Carpeted. Reasonable __ 71$ W. 151 St I SERVICE MANAGER Seminole Memorial Hospital Pies an Immediate opening for an RENTALS . Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Large I 8, 2 Bdrm, Furnished Or Unfurnished 3235774 Anytime AVAILABLE 254,5 Perk Or FOOD - Patio Apartments Studio, I, 2j POPULAR TERMS PACKAGE STORE CLERK-' No exPeriencenecessa ry SAL (MAN Several positions open All great COCKTAIL WAITRESS- Great Lu*u,y 3 BR. 3 BR, I"z B. $32,750 and efficiency apt. beautiful shade trees, 16'xl6' workshop or Outside game room 15.000 equity and assume loan Phone 371 0503 - wardens '\/illagc [) . 327909$ with c74ariiicr's Realtor, MLS 3 BR. Ii B. 121 , Furn,$h.d, with lake access Responsible adults only. No pets. garage, large fenced yard, Classified Ads will always give you more , . Much . Much More than you expect. eneva Quiet area, 571.500 rent. Ph 3272710 -__________________________ 4 room r 1I.E u;, You Need 'Em WeGot'Em! I'(11 R I ITTI . for 3 BR, CO. 1)9.500 Spacious I, 2. & I BR Apis Tennis, swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2380 Ridgewood Ave . Sanford Ph 373 6420 Hal Colbert Realty 323-7832 6718049 By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 7 bath ho me In Sanford, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, separate dining room. 16*16' family room, Will rent for 1750 per mo - CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Pedtjced quick sale - By Owner. S.ina nd 3 BR. I bath, heat 8. a i r, many extras 1l.900 3-19 137) Ill W 3rd St. 2nd floor. 3 rm. rear apt. UlIltlit liSCIuded Reasonable Ridgewood Arms INC ,REALTOR FVFS 1 77 15.87 or 377 06 1 7 BR 1 Story trrne, 5)7.000 31-Apartments Furnished V1Itmm be good Furnished or u's locatIon, Reasonable rent 36!1,37711. Youth Program Earn $40-S50 Week - If Sa.on, 301 E. 73rd ST - Double cornet' lot, fruit tree's, 3 BR, 1' Bath, $37,300 LONGW000 I BR, 1' z bath, carprted. 530 kosecj,jle, $27.51)' - - ______________________________ -' POOL Only 176.900. Your choice of term -------- '' -'-- Classified Ads didn't work. . th er e wouldn't be any. Companion Housekeeper for elderly woman, to live in Salary 16,5 wk Must have owncar 372 !,OlSor 322 1506 between I 8. S p m 201 Com,neqCijI, 11) 5176 • 41-Houses ' Unfurnished SlOP AND THINK A MINUTE Benefits AAA EMPLOYMENT, - WOW Large kitchen, I BR, 2 B. c H & A. lamily room, dining room, carpeted, I' acre tot On Van Buren St • in Lake Mary Only 111.500 Reg Real Estate Broker, 32) 0610 3277 323 7895 3720779 - - REALTORS 207 23t ST MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WITT REALTY LOPIGW000 Opportunity room background, knowledge 01 bills of lading, 1610 to start ' Harold Hall Realty Bedroom, kitchen privileges, Longwood area, III 3177 ZLERK TYPIST- Girl Friday to WORKING FOREMAN- Shipping - HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION $5,000 down Call for info We Have Renlall - _______ --- Airport Blvd Sanford infint in my home. Ravenna Park area $ to S. S days wk Must hIve own transportation n3 )9U 2story stucco, I BR.? bath, family room, large Separate garage with Convertible S!oraqe area 119,500 ' county. $11,900 29-Roorm __________________________ Sitter to care for MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC- Real Estate* FIX UP SPECIAL Murray Holladay Road Salt Lake City. Utah, till? & girls Ihat sell our products door to door. Call 61.1 6019 fOr__ appt. MOBILE HOME ON Ivy FT LOT Large bedrooms, cent he6l and air Quiet area $18,500 , Buildings- Store or Office $100 mo 373 1517 or 373 7837 a 7265 East 18th South Suite 20 Be part of a supervised crew of boys A HOME'- $100 down payment 10 qualified buyers 3 OR, Vi baths, cent 'heat. refur bished As to. as 116.000 .._ ----- - - I []] 4S3 -----. NEED , .., FOUNDRY PATTER N MAKER Must and with limifpdoulshd,activity. write your area ..s closed. __today before __ Include your phon( number, ' . i credit, Peg Real Ellate Broker 1100 E 75th St 37 We6iva River, west from Sanford. torrent. 2"z acres. parity cleared, cheap 327 5466 after 7 p m - minimum of 12.700 cash secured by inventory and services for 11515 presligous position If you meet 1111 above requ irem en ts and would like 10 build your own business Nurses Reliable Baby good TAFFER REALTY . 37-8usii,ss Property BUSINESS - Hutchison Ocean lronl ApIs . 339 S Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call4 Mrs R U Hutchison, 222 4058 . eves 1 bedroom apt 322-2420 __________________________________ Lolsfor I. 108. I7wideS town park-in adult Quiet 3fl 7161 7%tS Park Dr. 36-Resort Property Peg Peal Estate Broker 803W 1st St 323 406) or 323 0517 comes with this 3 OR. 1 bath Eat COUNTRY ESTATE in kitchen, family room Needs Spacious executive home on almost scme repair 110,000 6 acr es . 1 Bdrms.. 3 baths, fully carpeted, all appliances 7 car Call Sanford's Sales Leader gara ge with electric door opener. Completely fenced with lush pasture. Private pond, stocked. ANYTIME See thiS ONE OF A KIND luxury home for the finest in country Multiple Listing Service living REALTORS 7545 Park FRANK EBAUGH, REALTOR 831 6313 -. - With our top quality products the success of our distributorships succe depends on top Quality people Consequently we require a manor woman with high ethical sIan Fairly with all round ex perience, own tools Guaranteed ford !4P ! ' : ' i)S.Mmgno(IaAye; L.a ii,. , ADDITIONAL -' EXTREMELY HIGH RETURNS ON THIS EXCITING GROWTH SI MECHANIC IS ISlO An Equal Employer, M F - M. UNSWORTH REALTY Extra large lot on cut de sac No repairs needed -- move right in 121.500 35-4 Home Lots ________________________________ retailing our products These products are manufactured and guaranteed by some 01 the nation's best known producers of Original Equipment for the This Industry Automotive business can be operated out of Your home on a part time or full time basis ENGINEER ' ' Reserva!$9ns$uggestedForFr,g.Sa.' D very central air. nicely landscaped 119,900 lOt, well, Sprinkler system, air, kitchen fully eqUippe3 Assumable mfg. Payments $118 mo Total price. 174.500 32) 6716 323 6323 carpet, sprinklers, workshop lSanora), $2,750 down. IMMACULATE- 3 BR in Pnecrest. Nice 2 bedroom mobile home in Longwood 1)20 month Phone I3O'. ____________________________ We need a distributor to handle established dealers who will be outcing personality, good If handling cash can la nd this lob. AAA EM. PLOYMENT. 201 Commercial, 373 5176 Mechanical and or Electrical engineer needed Prefer an Periencvi its bottle 1. can handling equipment. Salary based on c off perience. PACKAGING SYS TEMS CORP , Airport Blvd., San ' Open .1 pm' uIil 2 c in •? 3731 -_________________________ Attractive. -- -.'' HQT AND COLQHORSDOEUVRES . . I BR. mob ile home. 35' * I'. all electric, large lot 8. trees Near Lake Jessup $75 plus elect. 365 DISTRIBUTORSHIP YOUR VERY OWN BUSINESS 22. porlunity CIII 373 $342 HOUR'. 4P.M.TILCP.M.. uWl 191 ftttr(I good Master Cosmotologist. straight 80 PC?. commission. BETTY ANNE'S FOR DINING AND DANCING PLEASURE . wigs Plant & Craft Shop For Sale, reasonable Smallest Ad with the greatest op . MOP TGAGEqualifying, low down, 3 BR. 1 bath, REALTORS FOUR BEOR OOM BARGAIN Compare' 7 Baths, family room, screened porch Central air, 13 1 0 mo., 3 OR, 2 bath, paneled den Fenced, 135.500 323 8)D2 No 3 BR, Pz bath. family room, fenced ASSUME Phone 373 7677 Yellow Cab. 201 S Park Ave Sanford 1 CommercIal ø) in I'm -- ENTRTAUSMEN'l ' . - I hadn't worked in 20 years. -WE SELL SUCCESS- . Sp ALV.tBAR. c ' - ... Rent, with option to buy. 21' * 41' mobile home with patio, carport, shed. Pool I tennis, marina 1185 6665800 Sale er Lease. Bait 1. Tackle Shop, beet & wne 919W 1st St Sanford. or call 3235763 after 9 P.M Avon nlord- BR, 7 baths. central heal & air, lamly room in Idyllwilde. 7 OR house trailer, furnished, *itt),, lights & water. 322 5659. and wigless. 11.200 332.1309. nights Apply In person to Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville position RADIO TV REPAIRMAN- Some experience LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER"Paid ' LIVE MAINE LOBSTER PRIME BEEF Al .: ,Open a Wig Shop. 600 assorted L P.til, needed for relief, evt-'ilngsor ' ' - Forrest Greene, Inc. 6306833 W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN K R IDE R, ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7111111 1. Sanford _______________________ patio. French Ave 34--Mobile Homes - figures. experienced MECHANIC- Ex pe rienc ed with all 'round knowledge MASON- heavy block work ex perience Experienced in all GROOMER breeds (j1sJ3 BEAUTIFUL- Paneled rec room. I 3 BR. 2 bath home. Shady back yard, air conditioned. Call Now 117,900 CRANK CONS'T & REALTY REAL TORS I3I)4061 Eves. 323 3819 167.7% 24-Business Opportunities CASHIER . mad.. - BR houle. furnished Mature married adults only No pets. $125 mo pluS $50 dep 322 3131 311 N 322 0415 8. _.. ` *! Wanted '-'------------------___....... REPOSSESSED 3 BR, 2 bath 5100 dOwn, 1169 01 total monthly Payment I pct annual pct rate 360 mos 111.500 gorgeous WILL TRADE- This 3 OR. 2 bath on river with goodies galore Priced at 169.900. for a house Close to Navy base for 132.000 115,000 Small house. Comfortably fur. ni5hed Very clean ItS mo & dep of personal motivaf ion, warranty 8. qualify control. Customer relations Proven background P.O. Box 2011, Sanford. OKRA - ~~~~m- They hued by batier -that ti)- I ,,. is owner _s set evervus(R) z -- 1A position Mon Wed. Fri. MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW' New station { ..:,-"-- IL-i 2 ---' Service Manager Director wanted, experienced In all phase s 322 3910. (David Brian) to capture man. (A) 91 mum' 21-Situations PEAS, you pick. new patch. Black eyes. On Old Monroe Road,' mile N of SR 16, and 3 miles W. of Sanford, and I' z miles E Of I 1. ADVENTURER maid, deans the Jefferson house in a way Is never been HOUR - Live in with semi invalid mas. WK Lake Mary. 323 1309 730 Shelley Berman gimsts as Miter gathering moteflal for saeerVlay, about the parsmocks. (A) 4 'C TFEJEFFERSONS: florence, the and tongued M Moot FRI I S*4 SAT SUN - Deltona.668 6611 SANFORD 2928 Hwy Il 92 372 5961 60-Autos lot- Sale 196$ Ford Pickup, in exceptional I,) miles East of II Auction Saturday, July 31 . 7 P.M. Consignments welcome. Fur. nilure, AntiqueS, Glass 8. Dolls. We pay cash for estates, etc. Stan ROBSON MARINE 30 10 ,zO & 60 pct discount on all children's clothing Ooys' new casual suits, shirts. Short & long pants, girlS' dresses 8. sPort & long play suits. 79-Trucks-Trailers __ Highw-y46 Auction Galleries Certified tilt trailer 1150 175 Rosalia or 372 ISIS Sofa, $15; Double bed complete, $85; Breakfast set, $35 Stainless steel support cane. Misc $31 358 1 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick. Broker No qualifying, pay equity. assume mortgage i BR, I' baths, garage, gold carpet, close to schools Call 321025y after 30 125.000 1,11111 33--Houses Furnished .?9!' z QUIET SIDE STREET 3 BR. ti baths, central heal & air, beautifully landscaped A buy at 3 Bedroom, 1 bath house in Sanford, Fenced yard. 645 0562. thc'rr wouldn't be any 9-Good Things to Eat UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 800 2 12 EMERGENCY $- PRIDE- is what YOu'll have in thiS 3 OR, Vi bath Professionally designed 2. story in Mayfair 145.800 2 Bedroom, lar ge kitchen , enclosed porches, garage S145 month plus security deposit 2647 Sanford Ave 1341649 If STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Classified Ads didn't work 0753 Island." 35 CATOR. • TAXI DRIVERS '24 PARTRIDGE FAMILY CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1 BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2121 Holly Ave. Phone323 lSlOor 332.0760 TEA' 'Llpstaws, riolifinistars.- '4 '6' CBS NEWS 12 SPACE: 1999 12 BASEBALL: Teansto aniwced, 2 Clean 3 BR. 1', bath, private back yard, washer, dryer. $175 By IPPI 323 6016 eves Full Charge Bookkeeper. accur ate typing. 11)0 wk. 5 day week. fringe small benefits, comPany. Longwood area 834.1450 for appt. Care _---_-._ --- IF 1100 1300 a month interests you, then call 571 2056 for apgt 630 2 1 NBC NEWS 2.00 TOM AND JERRY AND - NEWS WILD. WILD WEST 7' MASTERPIECE THEA- captioned for the deaf. 24' WOMAN 3$ WAYNE TYLER SHOW 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 35 THE PROTECTORS 130 24 WALL STREET WEEK (R) 35 MOVIE "The World if efI," 1965 AOfl and 9 HONG KONG PHOOEY 600 6. t 9) i 12) 2. 1 4 Irdan boy who is able to tare a great Jungle elephant. (A) PANY (A) 6-Child money. I'm an Avon Representative." Call 411 3079 for information Evening 2 4 SOUL TRAIN 6' CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL: "Black Pvkuntain' Russian film, Story of a youing BA1*V4 THE ELECTRIC COM7 white Salesperson with managerial ability, for surrounding territory. Car necessary. Give information about present or past em education ployment, references All replies will be held hospital m in strict confidence Free & tile insurance, plus other benefits Reply Box 607, Co The Evening Herald. P. 0 Box 1657. Sanford, Fla , 3777) DELTONA- Completely furnished I OR, screened in porch, stove & refrigerator, heat & air. ASking 115,500. Whatever the occasion, there IS a classified ad to solve it. Try one fl-Au'lion 65 Pip Mercury, IS' bowrideq. neov 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Sale CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 631 8222 Accessories ---- 7 OR trame hOuse, Asking 18.000, will consider offers 7119 Chase As 3227052 eves. 372 1982. area Call today THREE YEARS NEW R, I"i baths, Central heal & hr. 1 BR can be used as den 125.6% 35-Boats & 0609 planned, screened Patio Lovely Stenstrom Realty ,J Merchandise 3 BR. 2 bath, Fla room, enclosed back porch, c en tral heat & air, with 7 extra commercial lots. 321 Beautiful spacious 3 OR,bath, - a& ___________________________ Nice 2 Bedroom block home Furnor Unlurn 323 2920 114900 1,14 900 Attention FlU 4e , um wv.~. 2 bedroom house, air, large 101,2 car garage 631 1939 after S _________________________________ ........ 100 PEBBLES AND BAAIvI - LOST: Black male Lab, 1 white paws & chest. Answers to name "Caesar". Lost on SR 16 West. June 20. Please return to owner. 574.3261 collect. Now LEGENDS TEAS S & I PM. POP GOES THE COUN 3$ 1230 2 00 USA 4: 6 FAT ALBERT AND THE cosav KIDS 12' GARNER T E D ARMSTRONG 24' ISFAHAN OF SHAH a,. BAD 31 - ON THE NEWS USA' PEOPLE AND P011- 700 2' ACROSS THE FENCE 4 ARTHUR AND CO. 6' U S. OF ARCHIE 1' SESAME STREET (A) 9' HOT DOG 121 VEGETABLE SOUP 7.30 2 VEGETABLE SOUP 6' HARLEM GLO6ETROT- 2 12 SPORTSMANS FRIEND 14 BLACK PERSPECTIVE .,,,, 241 9 530 waterpolo,volleytieIl,weo1Juf1. ".. U. LI W eWI ., 12 LIVING WORD 6' ROAD shooting. swimming. thing. 2 DAILY Black male cat appeared Sun, Lake Reservoir, Master's Cove Apts. area 323 ItO7 between FOUND KIT (R) CkXlO' track and field, basket- 655 earnest young officer whose - Chihuahua. Seminole FOUND College area. Identify 332 7086. Sanford Ave 9eves m 7643 Unfurnished I tools. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 Commercial. 323 5176 41-Houses ~ O 0VtE family room, large too tsc' corner lot Double garage, pool t11 97), Sanford. Drive MACHINIST- Experienced 65 a lathe operator. Must have hand S-Lost & Found 500 2. BONANZA) 9 XXI OLYMPIC GAMES 12:00 9.30 Orlando 2638 321 O? '-" 32-Houses cellent opportunity. Apply 3159 "Hotline," Adults or TeSnI. 41-Houses ' ___________________ dude. "Calgary Stanede," one of yew's top CWiecfl 12 WESTWIND 6 I GHOST BUSTERS 2 '4 - 6) CBS SPORTS SPECTACIJLAR: Featites today In- 11:30 Ley. 1965. TtweeynunggKis Ave., Sanford. _______________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST - Part time or full time outside sates person. Must have own car. Ex ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 611 2027 for "We Care" 4:00 I 6) SOUNDING BOARD 24 EVENING AT POPS (A) 4:30 'frN? (A) Seekers" Am-Margret, carol must have - car & telephone - earn $1 to $10 hr, 322 2096 from 6pm. lot p.m 41- BATEMAN REALTY Reg Re, I ', itt. Broker THEY PAY. WOMAN , 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS 7 1 CONSULTATION: "One Unit of Blood can Save Mary." '9 CHAMPI O NSHIP WRESTLING 24 THE ELECTRIC COM- 'rs. lves" Fdi jason, tciiatt Egan. 9 (R) 1100 12.30 TICS People.- SinflO Sitmn. Kent 3$ SPANISH MOVIE 12.00 6 2.30 SPACE 1999 T) ANTIQUES 300 24) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS (A) Ctne of the Cal 3 12' RUN. JOE. RUN 2 qualified recruits - FOOT- -- 10:30 1951. 3$ MOVIE: "Rannci 209 iests. Events scheduled toda 1) SUPER FRIENDS 24) SESAME STREET Gusriness star. WALL STREET WEEK 6: CONCENTRATION 1111111t HOGANS HEROES ? , FEEDBACK Victor Froth THE PRACTICE: Di 24 7' 2 6 WILD, WILD WEST 'The Man In The *,wte sufl."Impassioned ecu. entist throws big business M cOat when he creates sthetic fiber that repels cm. lasts forever. Joan Greenwood. Alec ç a ci'rc in his hotel room (A) 700 FAME TER (R) 1000 (12) LAND OF THE LOST '40 SHAZAM 241 MOVIE: Bedford is forced to take a vacation, and ends up setting 24' ZOOM 35 RIN TIN TIN 2 12' 11:30 12 TONIGHT 2 ,.,,. 2' 12) NEWS ZZ (R) 830 ABC NEWS 16 4 24' MARK OF JA men and w1hat happens 7' OUR STORY 9 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GIWGAN 24) MISTER ROGERs' NEIGHBORHOOD (A) 11:00 2 E G. MarshaL 1957 single life among nie aged to THE ELECTRIC COM. PAN? (A) 9) HALL. OF t,.rii5Pind hit Adi,!. 1 ftedrcnn'i no pets Contact 2312 Palme i 'j'id. 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July 23, 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle - BLOND!! a chic Young _ MR.eUMSTEAD / ROSES ARE REC LISTEN D 'fl41$ AND ViOLETS ARE 8W i I WAD A CANA I WROTE HE'D CHIRP,CHIRP ____________ [_Liquids 1 _______________ (, ELL GEE WI4IZ' tT fl1E FIRST POEM I EVER ELMO, ThAT DOESN'T EVEN 11 — 0_ IS Island IF,) _ 21 _ _____ 22 _____ ______________________________________________ (I _______________________ L •• 33 THE BORN LOSER Art by 011 11ATk. 26 Makes sudsy 58 30 Masculine name flQt)Ifr,p?I,f 1p,j)jg - (3 AP 8 Used to whiten 31 Pooling material 9 Evenings — — - - 13 - - ________ - 4LE To -ni HAP A ,sw R4,EFUW %OMEN'6 Li5 CW9 ( p: TO%E 4 1.71"!4 3-23 18 19 1 . i - i - - 31 132 1 - 0 HEY, _ REG.' ARCHiE WANTS I MONEY IT DOES,TOO.' DOT BE RlQlCLJLOUS' ii c,v'r LEAK.' THE MASK YOU HVA lE4k'S.' ____ 0 - _ 52 - - - - - _____________ .-' -' I I _ _ AQ 2 H ______________ ' ___________ _________ _____ ________ ________ ________ _______________ ______ ________________ ________________________ 'S 7_.5 I 0 ______ _______ ___________ by Stoffel & Heimdohl BUGS BUNNY _____________________ __________________________________ _________________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________ ThAT REMEMSES '(ER GETTIN' A LC\IEl A6US''ORlG1MAL.! LANDSCAPE!' _______ r ____________ ______ ____ 'Ir ____________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ CE R ICE .: _________ ____ tt.L _________ _______ __________ 11 / ~ 14 ,111 I 1 723 she starts menstruating we procedureseverytimea patient - ____________________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________ _______________________________ _________________________ ______ -S.... ___ ___ __________ r;___ ______ ______ AHAIR-CURL c A BUG SPRAY ________________________________ _____________________________________ __________ ________________________________ WATCH THEM SPRAY ON THOSE FLlES ________ _____ _________ ______ . . I ; W. cortex, if it is producing too stimulating the normal adrenal much hornione certain changes cortex to increast4l activity in the body will occur, including t he re will be changes in the c ha nges in the face, called a body. Sometimes these are in I I ___________________ "moon face." Too little leads 10 mood V. " ____________________ - I ___________ ________________________ ______________________ I- I., CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1. ______ ______ __________ ____ - , - ,t DON'T THINK £ CAN BE EXTRADITED RO THE BURG5 'YOL"RE ON $i-4AKE't' LEGAL GROUND, ______________ ______ ________ . caused by many things). 723 - / . it- P,O,CE SSO1R I,- - • I'jcs I N I las Th e Professor went right up clubs- pass- pass- pass double with dummy's ace of A Missouri reader wants to diamonds and proceeded to know it the double is for penalt or for takeout runoIfaIloIhissevenspades signa lled strongly ,.5 .: i __________ __ ________________________ ". r- ________________________________________ _______________________ __________ — ____ _______ _ 1' - : -____ - c2i , __~P I--_'_~~, r Then the Professor showed East his hand, led the nine of ________________________ _________________________________________ _____________________________________ i : ) "Ia J if .' 1111, I jj /54p-flri ' .\ IMMEPIA1L.Y kUMO Off 7MT I 1 . 7 I I , 6? -72.) -. I r 45TATz4cx _ __ _ 1* 10W XZJ _____ _______________ ________ — ____ ______________ ____________________________ ___ ___ __ - _____ ________________________ - fly KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer Two months ago at the Sanford-Centr al Flori da Air- notified by her landlord that her operating lease — not scheduled to expire until September — was be ing ter- _____ _______ 1st, and a lawyer. open for the fall session in September. It's come a lung way from week, supporting the warrants was The local warrants include 2' , ordered sealed for 10 days. approximately 15,000 people yearly. (Herald Photo by Tom local arrest warrants were counts of kidnaping and 16 of Charles W. Ba tes, special issued for Schoenfeld, his armed robbery. Vincent) brother, James I.., 24, and Chowchilla Justice Court a gent in charge of the FBI's San A few hours later, federal and 1966 w hen the initial enrollment %as' ,33 students. Today it ser% es vestigatlons conducted by the local authori ties indicate that Woods and Schoenfeld had fled port a woman was forced to give up her five-year-old minated and that she had until the end of the month to get out. scrvice, sales and rentals- of new and used aircraft, ground tracted F130 gations. But by tossing the Airport Inn school training, instrument flight training and food service facilities to accommodate out of the terminal building, Wight left the air po rt with no coffee shop and no food ridiculous," Rosemond said, "that this airport doesn't have a place where a pe rson can get a restaurant to provide space in father and lawyer Edward the terminal building for a U.S. Merrill, who defended SymCustoms inspection station. lie blonese Liberation Army capabilities at all aside from 'ending machin es, Catering Is cup of coffee. That's one of life's said the inspection station would be necessary if his firm 19Th murder trial. succeeded with a plan to make Schoenleld's father practices the local airport a "landing rights" field. Pemberton's landlord was transient aircraft personnel and airpor t workers. Aero-Services supplies the Sanford airport with tour such now being handled out of Daytona Beach instead of by a pleasures." Other authority members told of hearing incoming planes (FBO) at the airport. services, but flight catering and local supplier. requesting taxiing instructions restaurant accommodations At the July meeting of the to the coffee shop, only to be told that it was no longer there. Why did it happen? contract to provide an airport Around the first of May are not among them, according Sanford Airport Authority, the with three or four services from to Airport Manager J.s. chairman, Robert PanelistflerbertMorelandsaid that after learning this, at least one pilot took off again without Florence l'emberton, owner of a list which includes aircraft . the Airport Inn restaurant, was Cleveland, So when the Itoseniond, lamented the fact inaintename. flight line ser- restaurant closed, the airport that there is no restaurant Selection Slated advertised nude dancing at the the dancers in a night club. aided and abetted in decent manner. " attorneys exhausted the jury Comics I , __ __ __ L ' ~~ ______________ 4m I ________ ______________________ ____ " ' ___________________ 1F 1 ____ raj .j ____ i I A In Oakland, Di.st. Atty. LoweU Je nsen involved said the armed like the McCoy Jetport in charges tr robbery inkets and clothing taken from the I Continued on Page 3-A I I I JI 1111 school bus taking them home after summer school classes. They were imprisoned in a moving van buried in the Alameda Co unty rock quarry before t hey clawed their way out. No ransom demand was r ceived, but re ports published in tw news pa pers Frida y said in- ' ., Nt, V 4. ' j 's , I" 4r, t'~ . ,_ "., -' .. . -' . n' - - ,, - - - '- 1, (' The Oakland Tribune and The Fresno Bee said the note was found at the Portola Valley es- N. Woods Ill, and the news- 1. - ing $ million. tate of quar ry owner Frederick - # 1 / - I ' ' Ir - 1% 1_. ~ I - - .:: vestigators had found a rough draft of a ransom note demand, ) 1 A, I ..............4-C rulings that nudity in i tself in I . County Judge, has hinted that Women............1-3-c Eriksson challenged a number ,, of prospective jury members one of the dancers may demon.j who indicated that they had strate in court the nudity that 1• Saturday's high 96, Sunday's frequented the Club Juana. Cook place at the club the night . -The night Pinter anti ' if MaY 12 when sheriff's low 70. Partly cloudy with chance ot dancers were arrested three BIRTHDAY !i'puties, Casselberry police. 1_lte beverage agents and state afternoon and esening thuw feTale undercover sheriff's investigators dershowers. Highs In the mid deputies and a group of SURPRISE attorney arrested I'inter and the dancing 90s, lows in the lOs. Varlabli- policemen watched perwinds around 10 m.p.h. Rain Iormanees by the dancers and ' iittiep secretly radioed details to other 'a:iti' ttv Abbott herring's probability is 50 per cent, l}itaik ,ititl iiiI& 'iii i'age s-A. iiiIi(cr outside the nightspot. 1. . thiit i'initer, wiii 5 were kidnaped July 15 from a F . 1. ~;_ _ - . ~ ..110"I , ." .- ' . Assistant State Atty. Ralph state Penal Code which The children and their driver - ' — ''._ r ............8-&D - - ..... 1. I 11 4-A Money to see shows without ease and County Judge Harold Dear Abby ...............3-C offe nding others. lie repeatedly agreeing on a panel to hear the Editorial Ilanlun Jr., a former Orange Television _ - A landing rights facility is a ci.sco. part-time international airport, covers kidnap for ransom or robbe ry. . . ........... .. ,4-C pool will have been summoned Hospital .................8-A public places isn't o bscene or Obituaries ................8-A indecent. Defense attorney Edward Sports - member Joseph Ren-dro in a the ulgar or ifi Johnson continued the trial Dr. Lamb .................8-A alluded to U.S Supreme Court aw 1Z)_____________ ASH? )Cv? V'si3... Schoenfeld arrived with his in Atherton, south of San Fran- - Bridge ..4'C pros'pt'tive jurors about their prosecutors and defense Calendar .....-.. 8-A church affiliations, opinions on 't('. until July 27 when a new jury Horoscope __ Dr. June that he closed up the "it is appalling to file and Henry Wight, president of Aero. Services Inc., the firm that serves as fixed-base operator Casselberry night club. _______ e, waiting to"refuel, available to persons wanting a cup of coffee or a light meal. business, an event, she says, An FBO usually is under will be transfered to Madera from Oakland by Th ursday and formal charges will be filed there. did nut lose an y of its con- which led to financial losses, .tothling more then $15,000 and created health problems that 10 Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates said Richard Schoenfeld vtcing, air charter-air taxi the unlawful exposure or Companion obscenity will re'swlie Tuesday exhibition of sexual organs by charges against the defendan ts '•ifl County Court at Sanford to ssere dismissed earlier by select a six-member jury to Judge Johnson. hear the trial of Club Juana During a six-hour session operator Mike Pinter and 10 Tod y attempting to select an UniLincers on charges of indecent ___________________ hiULseti jury pa nel (in June 29 1'xposuremnude dancing at the Aronnd The Clock __________________________ 4-A lianlon carefully questioned ( ________________ - wanted in the kidnaping of 26 them home after summer school classes. schoolchildren and their bus driver,afterathirdmansought They were imprisoned in a moving van in the bizarre mass abduction buried in the Alameda County rock quar case surrendered. before they clawed their way out. __ December. When finished , It will house programs in drama, music and graphic arts as %ell as ha%e a performing T Herald Staff Writer ___ - -The FBI has joined a na- The children and their driver were kidtionwide dragnet for two men naped July '15 from a school bus taking ____ -' Jury ,,,,,, __________ ~ - CIIOWCHILLA, Calif. (AP) A ',,,...jr.. 'r Jensen said Schoenfeld was to ( _________________________________ . I--- j Children __________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ __________________________ ____________________ ,..'.. ;-e -'• _______ Richard Allen Schoenfeld, 22, -, ... .. ______ _______________________________ walked into the Oakland office . _____________________________ _____ of the Alameda County district Frederick N. Woods IV, 24, son Judge Howard C. Gr een signed 11 ______________ -• attorney Friday and surre of the owner of the rock quarry the local arrest warrants, Construction of the new line art.s building at Seminole (ummunit :';ipu and It cost nt'arl', $1. million. S( (' will begin its 10th dered. lie was accompanied by where the kidnap victims were whichsetball forthe three at $1 College Is moving right along and Is expected to be completed In year as an Institution of hig * her learning when the doors swing his father, a prominent podiatr- imprisoned for 18 hours last million apiece. The affidavit a ___ I ''' .i -. -' 'L" School be charged under a section of _ Kidnapers , . V G, "it might help if you Chant 'AbraCadabra!' I ____ - "- -' -- Of '. , , fl )U)It I.LOY U __________ H For i,Restaurant At Sanford A*irport Ordered Close / tw1a6qomuTykjj. __ .: Dragnet it Cost Her $15,000 To Shut I) '4t— - _______ [ ,I'1'' ( .- -: Efforts J I I Continued on Page 3-A I Nationwide _____ ______ .-- " In NudeDancingTrial -. _____ 'Mtrn, iitw """ for the county's teachers. Another Item that still has to be settled between OmLy Says own ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 0 -- P . days. .-~ ' . i j VF.4T' W7)S4L" WATER L. NAVE rr UELCHEV , - pool on June 29 without Crossword ............-c and the rights of citizens to pay AVT /aLw if raises Francisco office, said In by Garry Trudeau ". ft)1PaVMA". 167DV7D I , audltorluum. Too, it will have a drama lab for both teaching and performing. The structure is located on the north side of the Y levels of the hormones and their Station, New York, NY 10019. T. K. Ryan p: .:. .' ___ . NEVI ADDITION - _________ IN ____ ________ - _' DOONESBURY iM ______ ____ __ - landed her in the hospital for -+% / "•"t / ; '11" V ;P , - urine are measured. The me in care of this newspaper, patient takes the ACTII and the P.O. Box 1551, Radio City &EU, 1 negotiating team plan to hammer out at the bargaining table deals with teacher supplements. Grooms said he feels otherwise and is going to Ile says there were no provisions in the 1975-76 show the school board negotiating tearn just where contract for supplementing those persons who there are .sufficient carryover funds to warrant coach girls athletics. _____ 0 4)~ / derivatives in the blood and cents for it. Send your letter to __ TUMBLEWEEDS ___________ __ __ - fACI'. , — ' . ____________ levels of hormones or their addressed envelope with 50 Iii ,),--- '-w-- ' :• . ______ I (__~ I am sending you The Health 4-11, number The action of ACTH has been Letter documented by laboratory Rheumatoid Arthritis. Others studies in animals and In who want this information can humans. When a test Is done the send a long, stamped, self- FIGURE oF ' ' .I . - ______ . measured. THoUT IT I 1i WAS 1JIJ$T fl . Suixrintendent William P. Layer said it was a 'hold- writilil reallybe somewhere around $25 per teacher f)tt month and right now they're paying 115, so the-line' budget that "meets all state were talking just $10 more," Grooms said. requtretitenis." : ; , ,-' . " , _________________________________________________________________________________________________ by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES --_- -__________________________________ - derivatives of these hormones them except in selected cases in the blood or the amount for special requirements, and RI.iVR"l$ -- -Wc want the board tn pay for single premium coverage for medical anti health protection. This _ -- ; - .; most interesting questions will be used in this column the amount of the hormones or many doctors prefer not to use ~~ 6 E'! AND X 2,255.367.78 budget for the I9777 fiscal year ' that is based on the $8,100 starting salary. At the tinie lie submitted the budget to the boar with medical and SEA inembers. the SEA deals _____ -- - hearts to dummy's ace and and will receive copies ol the deuce of hearts back JA COBY MODERN) a watchful eye. d~ the txiril iflil (DO you have a question affect your body chemistry and effects after prolonged use, by Bob Thoves FRANK AND ERNEST ... ii.. :.' ___________ The answer is that in all in The Professor who liked to of the history and physical pr ocess may be progressing. findings alone. Beyond that he Since neither the ACTH nor the uses tests. cortisone stop the disease and both have a number of adverse The adrenal cortex -u $I() ''longevity alli)tlne'nt,'' _______ functioning. disa p pear. The subsidence of inflammation gives the atdefinite diagnosis Ofl the basis thritic relief but the disease _____ _ _______________ ________________ _____ ' clubs in order to hold on to takeout Of course, partner can and should pass if he has four hearts and the king of club tricks glands are _____ I I;cst v% eek the school board *tentatively' adopted health protection for Out The bidding proceeds three Sometimes he can make a - " . .1 cludes how the endocrine evidence of inflammation __ annual Sa I --- __ _________________________ I ' physical and a maniacal behavior In and history examination to make a others. preliminaryjudgmentabouthis Chemical cha nges occur as patient's health, and that in- noted in blood tests and ________ ______ , 1i Upening lead - 6 • formation he get% from his with severe depression in some ..0R FAILING 70 HAND IN A TSRi1 PAPER IN BUSINESS N,, LAW CLASS ri'ttv*' an ____ contract if East hadn't doubl' ed, but West was wrong. We will leave you readers to figure out how the band makes with a club lead. cause significant psychiatric The doctor uses all the in- changes in some patients - by Larry Lowis aries ssue 0ii ________________________ personality, and other changes and symptoms, Prolonged administration of including fatigue (but fatigue 15 ACTI! and cortisone can even ___________________ ,~ -,--;-- --.--•'-' - have fun with the student who for the experts? Write "Ask teristics doctors recognize, the defect or deficiency of the had put him in the slam the Jacobys" care of this pa tient has too much thyroid adrenal gland. Certainly remarked, "You wouldn't newspaper The Jacobys will a arthritis were that s imple it have bid all you (lid without answer individual questions hormone. would be easy to control or the eight of hearts would it stamped, sell-addressed So it is wi th the adrenal cure, which it is not. By you?" envelopes are enclosed. The CREAM YOU, STUART' A "They (the sch, )ol administration) keep crying ',title it takes to reach tile top pit) level. they have no money for raises," Grooms said. "but Under the existing contract. teachers reach at the bargaining table we're going to show them maximum pa status in 15 years. Teachers are now what t he y have stashed and where. They have r eq uesting t hat they become eligible for maximum enough nioney in carryover funds to warrant the pay in 10 )cars and that after the 10th year they ' have led a club and beaten the A West Increase there aren't enough funds to warrant any big in- the board last year, is also proposing increases in wards, but there aren't sufficient enough funds for t'rease in the starting base salary. ttilximlIuiis salaries and a reduction in the length of us to move too far forward, either," Layer said, ........._-7.-',..- _ ' king.throw Eastinwithadia. mond and make him give dummy the last two tricks with the queen-eight of hearts West blamed East for the %%rst North Vast South number of physical citarac- usually does not have any GOING TO WAVE BEFORE THEY I E' _______ _______ ______ - . (~ ., . hormones. When a person the patient of ACTII is. A starts losing weight despite patient like yurself wi th areating a lot, feels hot, and has a thritis who is given ACTH by Al Vermeer ~y r1 m PRISCILLA'S POP bud(Ct. which i ncludes the same $8,100 starting salar' teachers received last year. SEA negotiators feel this figure is unrealistic and have asked for a $2,900 boost in base salary for starting teachers -. up to $11,000. Steve Rosenthal, a social studies teacher at Sanford Middle School and chief negotiator for SEA, know she is forming female is given AcTII. We know what clubs so East chucked all his standard systems it is for _______________________ _________ I.,.. .,,. ______ _________ ___________________________________________ ____________ ________________________ ___________________________ - . young boy's voice changes and level is affected. It usually goes he starts shaving and has other tip. changes, we know that he is It is not necessary to test forming male hormone. When a girl's appearance changes and these responses with elaborate _~_ I — IL_ 1 ' i Cost Off q 41 __________________________________________________________________________________ .f,. A4j5.: ;'I.'t'r1. honors, South would take his EatWest vulnerable again are cortex to see if they are derivatives ACTH The measured. healthy? What tests should be stimulates an increase in tttese products formed by the adrena adrenal cortex? cortex. You may besurpriSed to DEAR READER - When a know that even the blood sugar _____ _______ __________ ________ __________________________ — S uare ." . •KJ3 £ A K .1 87 52 V K 97 .Q checking the patient' s adrenal __________ F P 'f .1 I delicate conclusion without first ' .,' - ________ TAKE does a doctor come to this - . ___ , ay pay off this last trick with the queen of hearts. If East split his S4)tTH 1)1 Lamb ,,, back. You state in your column that the ACTH stimulates your healthy a drena l cortex. How 11`1 _________________________________ 1 Projects that previously *10 V J 10543 £KQ107652 £AJ94 for arthritis of the arm and _____________ •652 Living earlier this year that the salary increases raises. "hich the proposed SEA contract calls for would Lxv '-scillinole County gets the sixth highestaitiount keeping pace with cost of living inTeases. of any of the 67 counties in state fUfl(LS." (;rcmri The Seminole County School Board and Seminole Ile said that while the proposed starting salary said. "and all it would take would he $225,000 it) add Education Association iSEA) will get down to the %%as higher than in some parts of Florida, it was $100 to the Ix-ginning base salary of every teacher in nitty-gritty of teacher salaries when they face each lower than in others. the ('OUflti (;rtHIiIIs &titl. other at the bargaining tbIe on Tuesday afternoon. Gene Grooms, executive director of SEA, says "And we can find that much and more," tie Administration officials say they're hoping to he feels the $8,100 is entirely inadequate and that the added. make him give dummy the 1 To , SEA $2,900 Managing Editor the king, throw East in with the king of diamonds and £3 £63 V6 Seeks would win with his seven, cash • 10874 Dr. Group 11) llIl.I CUI{ItIE toward his own hand. East had no defense If he played low the Professor NORTH DEAR DR. LAMB — I have taken both cortisone and ACTH Teacher School Board By O.SWAI.l) and JAMES JACOBY ___ __ _____ __________________________ - _________ _______ iir ____________________________________ ________________________ ____________________________________ - Adrenal Cortex I ______________________________________ - ____________________________ ' — 1. ' WIN AT BRIDGE 23 _____ - ___ - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents _______________________________ ________ *Q 9 4 / IV 17 4.8 49 46 ACTH Stimulates _ 68th Year, No. 289—Sunclay, July 25, 1976 awar e of. They'll take as much coming year. What appeared to pride in your accomplishments be dead horses could turn out to be Derby winners. as you will, ______1111 -1111 by Bob Montana ' _______________ a Z. _______ ______ - "., , __ ag ARCHIE ____ HIS voice. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) People are rooting for you - _____ - - 51 T >t IllerEtIt .1 YOURBIRTHDAY July 24, 1976 but do heed that small inner - - ______ ______ . _____ plus for you today. Don't discount yo'w splended logic, - 36 35 1 34 43 14 45 _ - - - . 1-_______ - IV 59 a erstanding at dinner. __ 30 Q____ - 27 28 38iL .11 . - : Aug. 22) Keep stymi ed. IO (July PiscES (Feb. 201-March 20) confidential information strictly to yourself today, This is a good day to mix and pleasure. A client though you'll be pressured to business couldn't reach from your you tell oth ers. desk may be more unVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 1 . I () AY 0 matter that has long had you hard second look. - I 4 - 17 15 F16URE6, U)ILLEJ - D — large measure. 8 9 10 11 1 . Your financial prospects look in pretty nifty today. You could CAPRICORN (Dec. fl4wi. You're especially adroit pick up some extra shekels in a 19) today at helping others sort out clever hurry if you put your their tangled affairs. Take time mind to work. requested. CANCER (June 21-July 22) to lend a hand. if (Jan. Feb. 19) AQUARIUS Usually, speculative situations sub- Conditions will be extremely have more sizzle than fortunate for you today. You hear may stance, but today you find time to clear up a of something that's worth a may even — — — 5 6 4 24 25 GET THE NEW N A N Saturday, July 24, 1976 ) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NoV. 22 ARIES (March 21-April 19) will win today action Engage in activities today that YotW e very admiration. You'll willingly are family oriented. At th share the limelight. The least, invite others toyour place modesty you wear is very instead of going to theirs. you. 20-May 20) A becoming to TAURUS Nov. 23SAGITTARIUS what short jaunt may be Just 21) Sometimes when we do the doctor ordered for for others, our today. Pick a sce nic spot that things generosity is abused. Not so for you enjoy visiting. You'll enjoy returns GEMINI (May 21-June 20) OU today. 32 Porkers Feminine (poet) 38 Drink of gods ID Redact name 39 Golf teacher II Roads (Fr) (COIl) French city 41 Group of Ships Close friend 19 Japanese pagoda 42 Sacred images Noun suffix Interiors (ab) 20 Common fluid 43 Rowing implements Snow (Scot) 22 Trimming 23 Joke 44 Single part 24 Away from 45 Boys - Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY LA For DOWN 3 2 12 we 1fA A i. + IGo by water nickname wind 31 Room 2 Maids name 25 Source of wine 46 Hunting dog 33 Place to get grapes water 3 Pub drinks 47 Used in 34 Japanese coin 4 Glossy fabric 26 Walkway making ' 35 Ocean vessel S Suppose 27 Italian volcano 18 Algerian city 38 Mariner's 6 Pull behind 28 Raahs wife 49 Lass name direction 1 Roman bronze 29 Went hastily 51 201 (Roman) 1 I 55 56 57 island Soniom ) li 54 ingredient 1) "i A ingredient 53 Chemical suffix Varnish 23 Indonesian FFCM,IJOTTO. 'Er contunctioni 41 Evergreen tree 43 Weight 16 Intoxicating - SLI By RF.RNICE RF,E)E OSO!. PICx___________ 17 Geraint's wife 51 Girls name 18 Enduring 52 Mountain 20 Refuse (comb form) _______ —í 12 and 20 39 Remunerated 40 Latin 16 Aunts ISP) 50 Anatomy (lb ____________ 4 ,dmk6 - ACROSS 37 Age btween Body of wafer I Fountain drink 8 Malt liquid 12 Entire 13 Bitter (Fr) 14 Helen of Troys mother I II _________________________________ HOROSCOPE papers sa id officia ls believed the note was written by the y ounger Woods. Another break in the case ' caine Friday morning, when in- ' - , . -. ' -' I vestigators found three vans believed used In the kidnaping They were in a San Jose warehouse which investigators said t "', , wa.sleased by )oung Woods last Sirs....lizabcth Davila Icenter) golmorethanhol lunch at her Brains Tuwen apartment on Friday December. a0largaret Burke ileft), coordinator of the meals on wheels program, volunteer Dot Rabiles prescutedSirs. Daylin with a birthday card, a small cake and a vased flower on the occasion of her Alameda County Sheriff's 93rd birthday. The birthday scheme is a new service being provided by the Federation of Deputy Jack Baugh said the U. Senior Citizen Clubs of Seminole County and is for those shut-in.s who are subscribing to the meals-un- cerise numbers matched the wheels service. The meals are delivered by olunteers , like Dot Raises, in cooperation with numbers recalled by bus driver Seminole Memorial Hospital. iHerald Photo by Tom Vincent) Ed Ray. ' ' ', and happy � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 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/ae7a418d46a7c8c676475a4faa76dc24.pdf 0a2f2802c6381006ee6609d74f8cbeec PDF Text Text Sanford, Fl. — Evening Hirald Friday, Jun* 25, 0Th __________________________________________________ I; An Chic Young " LJ' ' IJ ITS T~! .. inh') iP , /O. r1 ,0; , " NO fish , " ~ 4"L lf Go By BERNICE REDE OSOL ~" ~ , q, ,~ 7--~~ hos j ' ' '- " Suffix %J t lab) W' L#eEfl THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom r 4Y) I 30 Middle East native 34 Summers (Fr) e L~qEL AL5E 1H N ) - 1 A :: IM TH ao Mew F s UMFORAA, N I %I A ENERAL... I'M ' SOMEAOPY/ T'4EY SIT P AND TAKE NO7IC 2 1 Render :: ore 58 Legal OinI 59 Snow IScot) 8 13 14 — — — — 16 — Mart Walker ~, WHr-N I- M IN fish 24 Suckerfish 25 US coin 6 an volcano 4 5 6 — ii %`1r;4Y DON7 ,-O,~ ' " SECAU15E IN Ts4-%T EVER WEAR T9J5 SUIT I'M JUST A SUIT TO P.\RT!E C(lijAH, A'40Ti4EK 'N TOWN' Gu o TME TEET .r NOTi1sNE' ________ r~ — I ~~X% BEETLE BAILEY rLI- 12 49Edible flatfish ' ,O H.aimat head 52 Islands (Fr 53 Small freshwater fish Stem r 2 48 S Mmeoçrapru ,') Entce Is', fib I 31 Used in direction 1 Bury 27 Stronq grass senseless 37 Mariners ii rr BO 4 ~5; ~7 T I Great Lake 2 Countless years : LNEL 0F . Fggs Larr,4 qaa,e 23 S:inIe(ab) 45 17 - 20 21 ' — — — iiiiiiii UNP695TAND; — ' — 25 26 27 I I , - 30 31 32 33 — - 34 1 28 29 35 36 — — — 37 5 ____ - 38 — 40 I 1 42 4 — — — - — — _______ ] _______ "- 48 - ________________________ - ARCHIE 1 ARCHIE.010 CAN MOW THE LAWN BEFORE II GETSD.ARX' TH,ATCH.AIR'1ET r. I'VE GOT OH ? AND JUST SORRY, TO GO TO WHATOOYOU THE STORE' HAVETOBUY I I CANT THAT'S So -A .11 .I -- ...( 1~6 4C 1 ' l — ,11:111, / ______________ "b. - 52 53 54 59 50 — — 62 _______ 65 — — — — 66 __ ___ - I -A ,./- *~, vides K 913 • Ai9a %% LST I D) - ___________ li l i5 ZA4 1 ~, ' - 0Y>7 I ~ I-e I ~1 Z-- I , : . " , ,... , I .. I had troublesome we ' life and for the past few years 5, h as' e tr i d In I di " roughage In my daily diet. I very much like bran muffins but I wonder if the roughage I tall intitimmilialammonai j effect of the bran is lost when it is in the form of muffins. Is It? swallowing must consult a DEAR READER - No. One physician at once. Sometimes important way of increasing the difficulty in swallowing is cereal fibern what brad your Wet is to use associated with a cancer of the baked Droducts enntaininuesophagus Earl) detection can by Stoffel & H..md.hl A I HL-AT! ) - -- AND EHH. VVE GOT M4ATli3 UP ~' C-000 -- I \ ~ I'VE FINALLY SOLVED ALL SHE! THE PROBLEMS VVE TRANSFERRED 5EEN HAVING WITH W To ANOTHEg TEACHER, M155 SCHOOL! II ', .0 I I ; Q - t . ,I c 'I HAPPEI % — . — I . -6-.2s _____ ____ -, -1 _________ DILECTfON Os: QUASI- , ~~ I _________________ .•- , 114s /A ; '' ~ HOWEVER, r HAVE SOME PEACHY REELS Or- . `-~ 171 ~1~ , -- SOCiETY " '1 - f -' , - 'k ~ % /"S'- ____ \ , ~ / YOU'VE GOT A PONYTAIL' .I . I A / _________ ______ ____________ ________________________________ NO, I DOES IT WIGGLE WITH A NAUTJLE 4 T'Y ) LITTLE JIGG . - ~~.' " II Ic ~r !I -', L . E - I:1., n, C. ~ ; 4 - - - st,,,,) (. -.:s .I .1., , by Larry LeWis IN TIME FOR. TO)AYS C~ASS A HETEROGENEOUS - I- ,,) -r cov 1 13Z7 li'10~ 11 " , - . T )_v( EAGERLY AVVAiTSD... A1, A,NiFE5TATi0P4!; IN ~ I ,:~< C , A CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I ,:, - .Tj—"1 - - DOES! --,I-- ). ,Nr - — ' - " I I- % , Q., ! ~ ~, FRANK AND ERNES1 00 I : — I ..j •• :. : . ~ ~,-— / by Bob Thoves ii Ii I -_ ' a I 4 _____________ - r I "' -- J -'7i L._ 91 ~ - _________ I 'l' - ,,, .., 'i" ' •.. • TH I ' $PAI( • ' ' '- ' I YouR CR P't' ,,, I (_ - T JuST $R i D MORN NG * ,-~ i 1 .1 12 C Ji Ut' ; • . j %- $'I,'*A .tv In .. ,.6.15 - c ' ' )tvj — ace A" a #AA XV/ 5; Kr OAIE BYN / / i I 50717AZW,W171 AS AM V t 0ftli GiEj a Mpv -'V r1 ? Ffe ci-1 L.ON&. - - \ I\t jlff-~-~,~ -. Y , 'A'"e" HAS II ! I - 16 -- Y . . 1. ---~- 0 ',(KieAU f - - . .. 11 '41 , I 1) , ,.I,) , ttj a i4lN'4P,V&t7i -- - -- I I ~ A Q 743 toward my hand. went into a J— 1 ta I. :j j~j .. , I 1, - ; By JEAN PATTESON Herald StafI Writer . -. i-. I Ah r 0 -. "ii . ti - ... . . a- 10 *1 r . , + We have been asked what an obligatory finesse is Today*s article gives an ex* ample The only way Jirfi I Jacoby could make his con. By Oswald & James Jacob) ' tract. after West held back his Y, With ins f ittier away in act on the first heart lead wait Korti I had to learn bridg& on to pbs hiw and hope that th byGifi - ____________ 11,J 0 - growth and stahilitN . throughout ~ — ! ~---- ..-~ %& ~ I ~ His arrival text gave greater emphasis, isstarpo1 unrest Puerto Rico. which was mirrored in heavy securit~ measures adopted for the suinmit at the secluded Dorado ' Beach Hotel 17 miles west of C, ~ I.. . " The President said that the history of the relationship with Puerto Rico has rested principle that the peoples of the United States and Puerto Rico have a right to "freely determine nature of their ti with one another." "rl s -', ' . • •----------- . .. ., - - " ,---------------- ---- ------ . . 7! .. ' 1 , . . -- ------- i .' - -. 1_-_• - 1 Z- 84*14,- -- I ' • - -I—- -~4 ~ - -~ - ~ .. -i - ' ' 1 tw I- ; It ' I'l ' . - --- ----- - anticipates Spending $300 000 more on clectricit) next ear, .. ' $100,000 more on insurance and ~ other budget requests are up -~ MINIIIIIII1111111 too -"Well, we've taken care Ali decked out in their red, white and blue Sporot of '76 outilts, th e Central Florida Chorale is of that extra S9ZOOO four times preparing a rousing program of religious and patriotic music for July 4. Ile musical group will be over already." commented featured In the 19 a.m. service at the First UaltedMethodist Church, Sanford on Independenct Day, Harris. and at 7 p.m. the same eveufng will entertaln in Fort Mellon 11ark th toes One piece of good news which the massive Fourth of July fireworks display planned for that historical day. (Herald Photo by Bill county officials received at the VincentJr. IliettinI. wits that the amount of - '- 1111~--UMMUMSW- A A-Im ,! . - - ~ .) I 7 1. W~ 41 'ta , .. I - - _________ - ___________ ______ ' , _________ I 'V . ______ _______ . Harris added that he could not say for certain that squeeze on the budget affect educational servit.L- . 'Jw county's students. fie said school officials were teserving the right to examine the state allotments carefully. before any final figures would be available, or judgments made .- -' _______ . 74., :"~~,--0 - I Wit LIAM P LAYER -- Drug ask 11 L*ine T BY ED PRICKETT Iferald Staff Writer Aq Orlaruln i-iffif-iniq nuindpir tho rwrK,tibility nf seeking perjury charge~ in testim~rjy of three federal drug agents about a ruckus in Orlando's RosicO (,rath's(,00dttme Emporium, the Federal Drug ement Adininistration IDEA) has received a shot In the arm In the form of a $326,000 Although its not oflictil the agency has the grant under wralz and "funding is on the way." Task force officials reserved comment until the grant is formally announced - possibl) on Monday Despite Lontinued reports of irregularities on the part of task force agents Seminole County Sheriff .1ohn Polk feels federal agents are doing a good job ~jnd that oper.ation.s, are proceeding smoothly since the county recently agreed to act as t&sk force 1x)nsor. -The money hz. ,s started to nuw," Polk noted. I 'rt lmniin irs notification h Is txcn rect Is ed by — county officials that the federal grant award is for $326,390. The funds are intended to carry the agency through Dec 31 actordirg to Stmxnole Counts . Grant Cow.oinntonr .ghplla . Meam,hile, Oriando,%I' tinicipal Court Prosecutor Joel Spector is reviewing transcripts of the trials of John Lepore Dennis Fitzgerald and Frank Torres, three task force agents who worked out of the Orlando office until they were transferred after a March 23 incident at Rosie O'Grady's. Thi thrie federal agents witnesses say posetlas gangster-like characters on the evening of March 23 in an effort to win favor from waitresses. All thriee agents denied allegations during two trials that followed the incident. lepore the former chief of Central Florida operations, was acquitted of skipping out ona S22.55 bar bill. Fitzgerald was acquitted of the same cluirge. In a separate trial Torres was convicted of public profanity and battery of i Rosic O'Grady waitress. Ile has appealed the misdemeanor consiction ___ Spector says testiniony was inconsistent and that -it became a'pparent that somebody was lying." lie cant it is an agents job to testif) wider oath ---, a -.-J&.=4 _._ Now, Polk says the agents, as far as he's concerned, are going the job they're being paid to do. I don t think coordination between agencies could be any 1jetter," the sheriff said. . RA= 1111,21, C1. Spector is expected in a week to make a (, recommendat ion o •Orange-Osceola State Attorney Butt Eagan. I i I - --- -' - - ." ii, i , r euerar agents are sworn deputies, and as such can rroc.c etate lines in quez of crr-.ira1actisiUe. , -- . The task force was created to combat the rising tide of drug sales It is a cooperatise effo between local, state and federal governments. . Earber, a separate request for a federal in vestigation into task force activities was made by the chief of police in Orlando Newly appointed Agent in Charge of task force operations Don Harper said he thinks operations "are'going as well as could be expected." The attorney general's office has confirmed such an investigation is under way. And a report of findini,s is schtduled to bt released in the near future, Washington officials say. Since Harper arrived in Orlando from Miami before Lepore and the other agents were transferred. he declined to comment on any pending investigations, or on the Rosie O'Grady incident. In May, the Seminole County Commission assurlied sponsorship of the task force after the Orange County Commission declined to continue as the go-between for federal dollars. Then Polk highly recomniended task force operat ions. ministration's New Orleans office and Fitzgerald and Tnrre were transferred to New York Cit, , 1W ~ _t)I' I . . . , i%~r," -, . , r I , .., . , f" ? ".? - . ' P- I , Harper's agents cover seven Central FMda - -1 ." L ,M-~ -r,— . 1 ~-- . -14 i ~w ,(~ w, ';,~ 1 g4i , ..;~VP , r if , , ,)r. , -~- -.f=~~-,v . - I Longwood's Lawsuit May Be Settled tl~f -,.7~ L ~ 1 IM)\A ES 11 raId Stall %% riter t _______ _______________ I . ' 11 ,2 1 , __________ -. / -I '' ______ I I -- the defuort "r ycter:: ar,d the pennk" the city council Women l'3t federal regulations changed. ((OntiflUed On Page + ll - " I -;~, 'i" - - ' •, ,,ft . - - ', , I ' ' -' ' J 6,61,.0"ilit " /, - - . - ' . I :0 - ,O. , ''; '• Ap -6, +-- Vt I` I ~. - -. SEMINOLE --+'- ____ 4;;11 - - u 1 ____ .I -- -A 4 ______ - , ')*t' ___ / 14~ ., - S4, Tod ++, ~ - ____ \ . 1'01t~l 'I",1 I (AA1,a4- I . - Gran _______ I / I.- f Agents may Face Perjury Charges In Orlando ~ ++ 4- ------------------------.----.----______ I i I l.. . the etit iils hos and wh) the txgn thi slow md tedious Inc luded a recapitulation of ti n. from IAinguod having m sewer I '-" i projcit ss as a1 indoncd is proeia of paying off iurrent feaal yt in s financial systeiil of its own to a joint council member June Lor longstanding bills status to date system with the City of '/. I I\( 1\(X)[) - The last of mann The success of the efforts can With eight months of the Altammionte Springs —--the serious financial problems The fact that the city is able be measured by the city's May fiscal year gone, the statement The two cities jointly fil which has been plaguing the to pay out $85000 in cash and financial statement which says the. city has $88000 in applicationsforfederal funding lit) goi.ernrntnt for the past continue operating is almost _________________________ unappropriated funds in the for a regional sewer plant to I ,7' 0.I two years appears ready for miraculous in itself. Counbank in certificates of deposit be built in Alt,anionte Springs. f -Noj~5 ' 1', ,,, settlement Lumen J H (,rant and tcrard and is operating most depart Thi regional plant was to be. thu ay A decision may be made by Connell deserve a major share ments within budgeted funds, property of both cities and "I'm the alternate substitute for he city councilMonday night to of the credit for that. the designated hitter!" The detailed statement, administered by both cities. ut to rest a lawsuit filed When Grant and Connell took the public record in the city clerk's By early 1974 it was deter%MATHEll i flice 18 months aga tht city offiie shows that in addition mined that although the federal Saturday hi 92 SUndaYs the city, bycuntinngitsfrugal wasonthe verge of bankruptcy. money - more than *million I A na , • ' The voters, six months low 70. by Garry Trudeau ways, will have enough money - was granted to both cities, - ---------previously in an advisory ------Details and tides ou Page 7-A. on hand at the end of the fiscal the plant would be .md. N I AW Or VRAQW-CW1, 66t Winter Park engineering firm election, turned down ronyear, Sept. 30, to operate Uit mini5tered end owned by IN £4X of (lace and Radcliffe for tinuation of the sewer system M.*1 AWV Irst few months of the new year Altamonte Springs. lir ser%ices on the defunct $3.5 and the city was facing the Around The (lock 6-A until property tax revenues it was also found that '/'l! '(EJN AlTt/6' million sewer system. lawsuit with the engineers. Bridge 4-C begin coining in. And that an although Altamonte Springs 1 AWt 4VRy-SEX Required to settle the legal The city had rK) cash reserves Calendar 3-A increase in taxes should not be %%ould be given federal grants .9! r action, according to Glace and and unpaid bills were found Comics 4-C necessary. and loans for construction of its / Radcliffe attorney Michael weekly' stashed In filing crossword 4-C Thecity In 1071, aFter viewing lineswithin its city that federal 1, Jones, Li W,000 cash from the cabinets and desk drawers. The Filitorial 6-A the record of (;lace and Rad- money for Longwood was -,~ V1 ) " I city. police department W83 at- Dear Abby I . 2-C cliffe's ability tu gain federal available only for the in. , P Fhe engineering firm Is tempting to unionize. Grant and Dr. Lamb I 3-A funlihng for utihty projects, terce,ptor lint connecting the M in 1: seeking a Judgment for $109.000 Connell were both rivortedly 11tor cope o' s 4-C signed a contract with the two cities. I " . I interest. 'rhe ultimate total fteatened with physical harm. Hospital plus 7-A engineers and the move began I I'll . Dw total federal moneys N could be as high as 1125,000, Through various means - Obituaries 7 to build a sewer system. available to l4ngwood was to - _____ tendent k ty 1 I0 , In an obvious reference 11 ent among some islanders, Ford said the relationship currently is -a subject of free disciLssiorl and debate" which he said ,was "the best promise that what we ture will be be nefici al to peo ple of this ishnd It /1 \l i-', -'-" ! 1.. . thin first lance the world. 41 .1. -. Itf discussions will help us to con• tinue our current economic progress and move us ever closer to our goal of economic i~ J . - - "I am confident that these I .. . CHORALE GOES ATRIOTIC Fox I . - . the I , . Noting that the talks continue 6L"A~ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIii1lil a dialogue begun last Novemher at Rambouillet, near Paris, where all but the Canadians P were present. Ford said: W "est North Fast %outh I # DbI Pass 2 A ),~i 4 A [,is$ Pass I,asi Opening lead - K A SIDE GLANCES .. According to Roger Harris, assistant superin. of budget and finance, "In terms of real money, as far as we can tell at this stage, the state rosy for Seminole Schools in the coming year - will be giving us only $92,000 more this y"r.1' state monies combined with However, he said, the school system anticipates local effort will total $32,528,000. spending $300,000 more on electricity and $100,000 This figure is up some $2.6- more on Insurance than in the 1975-76 school year. million over last year. These figures we released by . the Florida Department ot state money per student (Fit any gain in overall monies per Education at a statewide - full time equivalent) will be student were strictly dependent conference for school officials $756 this year - about $1.50 on the growth (increased held in Orlando Wednesday more than anticipated, and $11 enrollment) of the school through Friday. more than last year. system. He said he doubts But Seminole County 's share, However, the amount of whether growth will be as high according to Roger Harris, money per student for as the sta te projects. assistant superintendent of vocational education next year Last year, a total of $39,609 budget and finance, is subject has been cut considerably - FTEs were generated in toalotof ifs' and "maybes." about 83 FTEs Hams said this Seminole County. The figure -First, said Hams, the $32. was likely to reduce many projected by the state for next illian total is immediately vocational education program year is $42,982. If ar rissaid he reduced to $31.2 by the cost of down to the level of basic thought this was too high in using adjustment education programs, which view of the vocational And once bJ millsof required generate less money per edutiun ca p. local participation - $8,977,500 student. "At this point," said Harris, - is subtracted, the state Harris said this meant that "considering the amount allotment dwindles further to (School Supt. William P.) $22,306,988. "yer is potentially considering . ~. "in terms of real money, as . giving the schools, coupled with tar as we can tell at this stage, m county level demands, at this point there is a question 1. $92,000 more this year said At ' r pa ' a sWlUflit that formally begin today and w i nds r "day lzitr. I his act and m> rather POOtt.l contract had waltzed in AAJA wai + ' " , in J . ' 7 ~ I! - ; 4 d %cot I . .1 ym m YSIS 000NESBURY T Airy Ros if Y ou Wear RosenColored Glasses Ford set up the Puerto Rican trip to disciiss global economic t" ., ___________________________ ( J6 A K 6 5 swallowing. a pe causing indigestion I dent conflIct that you must have base an emotional problems esen U -mougli )OU may r.ot be but I have always been a very aware of it It's possible that a nervous person I would ap- professional could hel p )OU preciate any information you enough that It would also Irncan give me on this I am prove your symptoms of diz years o age ziness, confusion and help to DEAR READER — For the decrease the significance of benefit of others let me say at your blood pressure problems the outset that anyone who At least you are on the right develops any difficulty in track. K. 7 N ,j(-yr.t 1 drew trumps, stopping in You may need to ask your Iot,VI6, " A 50M3' CAL.LIP VJ 1085 £ 112 tirith Vulnerable P0 Box 1551 Radio City blood pressure. Ex Station, New York, NY 10019. vousness or tension and anxiety DEAR DR. IAMB -Is there is sometimes associated with such a tWng as a lump, in the peptic ulcers. It is an unthroat due to a nervous con- derlying cause in many cases. dition. It causes dizziness and The anxiety produces a senconfusion There is rise in my sation of a lump in the throat by blood pressure I am taking causing improper contractions blood pressure medicine and of the normal muscles in the J' '.. — IN I . • Colon and Constipation to help with anxiety I would presume you that the anxiety and problem formation can send 50 cents that you are hasing Is really witli a long, 3tainped, sell- responsible for the dizziness addressed envelope for and confusion as well as the mailing Address your letter to lump in your throat It m responsible for School Budget Looks I'orddidnotelaboratenortjiri •uUr White House officials expand on what retaliators measures might be Contemplated. They acknowledged that the President's statement was directed at Cuba. bran. Watch out for sonic of the commercial breads claiming to so don't delay. Let your doctor range advice and mone letter The p"l`j'uy"iAsn"I really a finesse. decide a nervous con. he told me to try to learn bolt it ic~rtainly is 'obligatory. be whole-wheat. Read the label I single suit plays dil' n or something more carefully as much whole-wheat serious. don't think'l know them all bread is made with about half by now. I didn't back U n (Do you have a question t ttl1 was lortheespei'ts? Wr to Ask whiteflourandthenartlftcially Slnce)ouhasealreadyseena the so-called: "Obligatory the Jacobys" care of this . colored. doctor I am certain that he has ne*spaper rhe Jacobys will ' A tea-cup of All-Bran or Bran already ruled out those . finesse.I learned it quile accidental- answer individual questions Buds or two tea-cups of Bran problems. in specific answer to ly It was that same tourna- it stamped, sell-addressee, Flakes will meet your daily question )C3 you can ment that I won with life envelopes are enclosed ThI1' necds for cereal fiber. There is have a feeling of a Itimn in thp an wht-!j ! :r maiter Phil 14riag iwas just starting "lore to preventing bowel throat from a nervous condition. will be used in this column problems than just bran. I am Doctors call this lump in the The defense stted with and will recolvo COpSOS OF sending you The Health Letter throat problem three rounds of clubs I ruffed JACOB',' MODERN) globus seem to be much help. lump, or what appears to be so. still exists. I had this same ,., FAST A2 Lamb . the third club and promptly a hcart to dummy. West would hop up with his ace and let re make what looked like an impossible contract That didn't happen fie plaved low and I had to put up \()RTII V I BUGS BUNNY 0 r means. .D. I - - 0 °' rro 2 I-- Ford WIN AT BRIDGE 32771— Price 20 Cents - Cu b a I 1, Sanford, Florida - -.- — — ______ _________ __ — 68th Year, No. 265—Suny, June 27, 1976 '°AQUARflJS(Jan. 20-Feb. CI fl $ not ne'essarfly Be sure to consult with your for you, but ' through ' efforts Your mate today before making e to ;u In. spur-of-the-moment benefits ideas could turn out to be lots directly. . LEO ( July 23-A 22) You'll in fun. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) be happier today * being with WASHINGTON (All) - Presfriends over which you have Family-oriented activities will i ident Ford headed for a sevensome Influence, rather than affordyouthegreatestpleasure nation economic summit in Be sure that even t mixing with an unfamiliar today. Puerto Rico today, taking note smallest members are I',). I 14, group. ofpoliticalfement on the island p t. 22) cluded. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Se I and warning Communist Cuba This is one of those days where to avoid involvement. YOUR BIRTHDAY you respond well to challenge. In remarks prepared for his ,. .,liflC*.w, Don't look for problems, but arrival in Puerto Rico, Ford don't run from them, either, said the United States is proud Several new Interests this LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) File of its relationship with the ur run away In the back C of } your mind year w prove island commonwealth.II e de. A "thU e. E Expose yourse lf lessons learned today through dared: w ere you personal exper ience. Later they to situations "Thosewho migttt)e inclined can be used advantageously, meetfarsighted, en erprlsi1 to interfere in our freely deter. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) people. mined relations should knos ____________________________________________ that such an act will be consulcred as intervention in the domestic affairs of Puerto and the United States it will ______________________________________________________ an unfriendly act which will . Daily Roughage - I k"P 56 57 bran L_ _____ 1 = -_I . . '. . - "-i I - — — — — — — 0 RTANT ?J _________ 5) — SOLVENT FOR lMPO -I, — — — — GOOD - TH E N NIOU OH,I'M YES, mom! 49 50 — 61 by Bob Montana ~- - 47 — 55 / --_ 44 45 — — • answers you're lookh -3 -0 fnr can be found toav hv talking your problems - ove or selfish 't t one you a confidence reasons. The wants and needs w of loved ones will motivate you. in. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 21-Jum 2D) 'INI 19) You may spot Pl Yçd Seek today Umt could mean some 0 easily you 11 be . dollar s for Y you. . If )OU do companions who enjoy doing extra move promptly before the op. something different. 1 rtunity fades. CANCER (June 21-July 22) th 66 DOWN II for use It, but TAURUS (April 44y) 2 The 47 Usurp creature 19 Son of again nati,,ia ,44__C' ~ freshwater lush Forest 65 Took a char 28 Pub drink East WU.ThAT\ II implement I mackerel fish \— ~~-, Many-boned iig use it wisely. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.D don't success Increase take things too seriously. for 6 Small Shield Version lab 25 Large I r i .tiT i Pout cqfor f3h IbIE support 3 Away from 8 Former wind Russian rulers 33 Edible 71 9 141eim1d nces purposes. It bravado is called 6P digit 56 Brief Standar d 0 not l8Giacifldqe _JE I I 'r~~ 55 Pedal . . .. 1 51 Incursions Route L - — : For Saturday, June 26, 1976 G bristle with - j . K !W2I:; 16 Greek teller 4 / 4 , ~P, ,,~, ,, - L_ / I I I A ve rrm -~l %. nst,uctor ".1 13 SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE 38 ACROSS Elongated 1' 4- f - I OPVIOUIPUZØ we I PS ~ EVERY WE EK NOT 11 .A - ______ 4.111 . I -"- The Seminole High Schoiol Booater Club T-shirt sale, with on sale at the high school for 13. Illerald Photo by Tom Vincent ;t I - �2A-Evintng Hera Ido Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Ju ne 27. 17 Local Briefs NAT10N IN BRIEF the registered nurse with Information about the current and Principles Techniques of Intravenous ORLANDO - The DuPont Company is sponsoring a free seminar program, 7-10 p.m. July 13 at Howard Johnson's Downtown Hotel. 3024 W. Colonial Driver, Orlando, for area (Ire fighters and city and county officials. Entitled "Consider the Hazards - and Scientists Search Photos For Viking Landing Site fl. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - There are knobs, windswept or water-etched ridges, craters and bright lines that look like highways or earthquake-fault cracks, but is there a landing strip on Mars for Viking 11 With little more than a week left before the spacecraft sets down on the rocky, pockmarked Martian surface, scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory fitted together a jigsaw puzzle of closeup shots of Mars' surface and said Friday they remain confident a relatively smooth 144-by60-mile landing zone exists. Photographs relayed by the orbiting spacecraft showed myriad rocky knobs, craters and wind-or water-swept formations cut into the planet's surface. Dr. Harold Masursky, head of the landing site team, added that long, bright lines on the surface - which he had earlier called "freeways" -may be faults, like the cracks on earth caused by fracturing of the crust. Debs Regains Rights WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to restore the citizenship rights of Eugene Debs, the late Socialist leader who fought for unemployment Insurance, old age pensions, and equal rights for women. "From what I've heard about this man I'm not sure I want to go on record as voting for him," said Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., before he reluctantly withdrew an objection that would have killed the measure by preventing a vote Friday. Thurmond changed his mind only after he was asked three times to do so and after he confirmed that although Debs ran for president five times as a Socialist, he never was a Communist. Auto Sales Still Strong NEW YORK (AP) -The economic news this past week brought glad tidings for Detroit's carmakers and Wall Street's stock traders, but consumers fighting Inflation and city unions looking for better contracts had more to fret about. The auto industry, continuing td ride what appeared to be a full-fledged boom this year, reported rrd-June auto sales up 28 per cent over a year ago, although 12 per cent lower than the 1973 record for the period. As in previous weeks, car buyers expressed their strong preference for the big car, with Oldsmobile sales up 62.6 per cent, for instance, and LincoinMercury up 58.1 per cent. Harmony Among GOP WASHINGTON (AP( - Listening to members of the Republican National Committee prepare for their August convention, it's hard to believe there is a frequently bitter and close race going on for the GOP presidential nrnination. With few exceptions, there was hardly a discordant note in three days of TNC meetings, which concluded Saturday. The committee even passed unanimously a resolution urging all Republicans "to join together and pledge to do all possible to avoid a divisive intraparty contest and to work together In harmony toward victory In November." President Ford made a similar appeal in a meeting with committee members at the White House. Ford Gains Ground By The Associated Press President Ford edged his way over the 1,000-delegate mark today when he won all but one of the 18 at-large Minnesota delegates to the GOP national convention. Meanwhile, California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., the only active Democratic candidate opposing Jimmy Carter, said he would support the former Georgia governor if Carter wins the nomination. Brown said Carter "appears certain" to win the nomination. Ford gained the support of 17 at-large national delegates elected in a marathon four-hour balloting Process at the convention In St. Paul. The single remaining delegate went to challenger Ronald Reagan. Panel Okays B-i Bomber WASHINGTON (AP) - A Senate-House conference committee has authorized production of the new lii supersonic bomber. But the congressional battle over the controversial aircraft is not over. Opponents say the issue will be raised again when the compromise $32.5-billion weapons procurement bill comes back to the House and Senate for final votes. The fight also is likely to be renewed In Senate consideration of a $1054)illion defense appropriation bill that includes $960 million for the first three planes of a 24-plane fleet expected to cost $22 billion. .- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Johnny Mercer, whose haunting jazz and blues lyrics thrilled milions for half a century, won four Oscars and made him the highest-paid song writer In the world, has died at age 66. The mellow-voiced Mercer, who wrote lyrics for such hit songs as "Laura," "That Old Black Magic," "Jeepers, Creepers" and "Moon River," died Friday at his Bel Air home. A family spokesman said his death was caused by complications; from brain surgery performed Last Oct. 25 to remove a benign tumor. - EicningHeiuld v,,.-, - . Scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m., July 14 at West Volusia Memorial Hospital in DeLand, the course will be taught by Ms. K. McDonald, R.N. " specialized training will (n, Ineliida ImnIl,'atinnq hazards associated with IV. - Them," the seminar & covers proper response measures to chemical emergencies and protective clothing for fire fightem Speakers will be Julian A. Blankinship, Textile Fires Fibers Department, and James W. Bowman, Organic Chemicals Department. Blankenship is a graduate of and instructor at the Texas A&M Industrial Fire School and has lectured at Lamar University, Beaumont, Tex, and state fire schools on the proper construction and wearing of protective clothing. Bowman, seniorsafety supervisor at DuPont's Chambers Works, Deepwater, N.J., is Instructor at the Delaware State Fire School where he teaches classes on safe handling of hazardous materials, flammable liquids and gases. He is a member of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors and Delaware Safety Engineers and has been an active member of volunteer fire companies for more than 14 years. Pre-registration forms are available by contacting Anne L. McIntosh, Public Affairs Dept., DuPont Co., Centre Road Building, Wilmington, Del. 19898. Participants may register at the seminar site. Also covered will be the therapy and practice in IV skills. Fees for the specialized course will total $15.60 per student and enrollment is restricted to registered nurses. according to college officials. A special Daytona Beach Community College class to retrain the nurses aide for home health aide duties will begin at 6:30 p.m. July 12 at the Lutheran Retirement Home in DeLand. Scheduled to meet each Monday, Tuesday and Wed. nesday evenings, the class will be taught by Ms. P. Mac, Donald, RN. Special training will prepare a nurses aide to perform tasks In the home under derSUpeTVISIOfl of an RN. Fees will total $15 per student, according to DBCC officlais Registration begins lm. mediately for the Summer session of the Once Upon A Stage Theatre Workshop. The classes will begin July 5. Offerings include: Acting at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels, Singing, Dance, and Pantomime. All classes are taught by professional performers, expert in their Fields, and with years of teaching experience. The classes run through the week of August 9, and culminate in a public per. formance on the evening of August 16. Once Upon A Stage Theatre Workshop courses are open to all, from the enthusiastic newcomer to the seasoned Professional seeking to deepen his command of the art of acting. In addition to its regularly scheduled classes, Once Upon A Stage is offering a Summer Children's Theatre Workshop, designed to expose the student to U-,e newest and most exciting techniques and practices on the contemporary Theatre scene. The workshop begins July 12, and meets nine hours week for seven weeks. A play will be developed improvisatlonally, and performed three times before the public at the end of the term. Please note that enrollment is limited, on a first-come, first. served basis, in order to assure that high standards of education will be preserved, For further information, contact Robert Goldberg, %ofkshup director, at 422-3191. Courses For Nurses DeLAND - The Division of Health Education at Daytona Beach Community College will offer a course designed to MAITLAND- Orange County's only official Bicentennlal Parade will be held July 3 in conjunction with the annual Maitland Day-Independence Day celebration sponsored by the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. The parade will begin at 9 a.m. i4 Lake Syheilia School moving down Maitland Avenue to the Civic Center, where activities are scheduled all through the day. The popular children's costume parade will join in the line of march atthe Medical Center. climaxing the day's events will be a water ski show at 7 p.m. and lire works at 9 p.m. at Lake Lucien, just West of the 14 interchange. There will be food and fun booths, games, a hole-in-one contest, continuous entertainment and a Gay Nineties Bc?E Garden. Mr. Ugly Sanford A "Mr. Ugly Sanford" contest will be held In conjunction with the Fourth of July celebration. All civic clubs, businesses and individuais are invited to enter a candidate for the title with the winner receiving a trophy. Votes are a penny a piece and contestants must supply a can with their photo on the front in which pennies can be placed. The entire proceeds from the event will go toward the cost of the fireworks display. Entries may be sent to SanfordJaycees, Box 1543, Sanford, Fin., 32771 along with the $2 entry fee. Votes will be counted at 6 p.m., July 4, In Fort Mellon Park. SCC Gets Grant WASHINGTON - Fifth District Congressman Richard Kelly, 11-Florida, Thursday announced that Seminole Cornmunity College will receive a $2,500 grant to support a band program. grant, from the National Endowment [or the Arts, will "support engagement of a big band to participate In clinic. workshops for students and educators." The band hired also will give a concert. V ' SANORAI SOUTH LJMJ Sanford's newest residential neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM ECKERD'S 500TH S TORE I >__ < wIIff 4 25,OOO VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA Conventlonal-5% Down s 69cF L LAIROL -- - . C P,jbI,Jlcd DS III and Siandy.eac,pt Saturday an d Chraffn at 0., Sanford Her a ld. IflC . 300 N French Ave., S.nIerd. Fla by The 2771 Second Class Post.*. Paid of Sanlord. Fhor.dj 32771 ,,,,, r',j % (6-4, ID SHAMPOO Teacher Eligible For Parole 0 everything you need to Frost Of Tip your hair. Limit 1 hetbal TAMPA (AP) - Former high school teacher Rudolph Burgess is immediately eligible for parole on the 15-year prison sentence he received for the shooting death of a school official at a football game last October. Burgess, a 43-year-old former science teacher at Tampa Bay Vocational-Technical High, was convicted in May of manslaughter in the shooting death of Hal Griffin, 47, assistant principal at Hillsborough High. "You have not only ruined your family but you have completely ruined the family of Mr. Griffin," Circuit Judge Robert W. Rawlins told Burgess as he imposed the maximum sentence. "I can't understand why a man with your background would even be carrying a gun." H- i-OUNCE With natural LEETS ENEMA I BBtkc!1 0 L) ._ . F. ~ 3 - I -1 1 cix- BAN D -ID I Vafftftfff LLJJ W!' > 9 I— rn May __ , (JiJt f\ GALAXY STATIONARY ADULT f r TOOTHBRUSH End-rounded, polished bristles. Mult h i-tu f ted struction. 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The balance of the construction cost for the sewer system - $2.7-million plus $500,000 for improving and expanding the city's water system would have to be paid from a 35-year bond issue floated on the open market. The engineers said monthly sewer bills to residents- which would include costs of amortizing the bond issue and paying Altamonte springs a fee for sewer treatment - would be about $6.50 monthly, However, citizens apparently determined that monthly charges to residents could run to$2Oor$25 monthly. unless the city grew at a fantastic rate. it was determined the city would have to grow 300 per cent in order for the citizens to have the $6.50 bill monthly. In addition, the estimated cost for sewer treatment in Altamonte was not firm. The "ball park" engineers' estimate was that the charge to Longwood for sewer treatment would be3.Scentsto45 cents per thousand gallons. The Altamonte Springs City Commission decided last week a charge of 80 cents 'per thousand gjlons to bulk users, such as Longwood would have been, will be necessary. Mrs. Lorrnann led the move - Reg. 1.59 - i 8 '. >. 9 Foam mop spreads il - U W AYFR 1. ~ ; 77 I 77 t With long handle. ' Pack of 3 cubes. 12 indoor snap thou. No. FC 1 Enjoy those Sun flower Nuts often. They're a nutritious snack anytime. Rig. 1.35 Limit With New invisible grime shield. It deans, deodonizid and Is phosph,.t. free. Rig. 99 --------- V ... V . U FLASHCUBES ui BID ' FOAM - .~_ ~ - L_U I SYLVANIA " :~Z I I I Choose from Band- I9 _ BUILDER-DEVELOPER Lo ngwood L May B Settled YOUR CHOICE I (3 TODAY AND £VIPIYOAY SCAR FETTES or SCARF HATS p FOR INFORMATION CONTACT u pc up y.u. d.,slap .4 fg,, ...d 1106010. bl.'f Two rolls of K War" e, bl w.d .As. fam I., 0,. ropuli, pils. .4 Mo. .. LADIES' ____ LU f) TAMPA iAit - U. S. Customs agents have found more cocaine hidden aboard a seized banana boat near which 170 pounds of the drug was confiscated last week, Federal agents making a precision search of the vessel Friday said they Found 1.2 pounds of the drug concealed In 'I ceiling over a companionway. Agents said this brought the total amount of cocaine Found on or near the ship Ea to 181 pounds which has a :treeL value of $40 million TWICE THE FILM Wh.., yg Prlqh votth cod Of cole, e, MAIA snd $.tsfar" ,o.4oped NW p,w,t.iL,. TODAY AND (VIRY DAY ___ Limit 1 9~~~ c More Cocaine Found ~ A a_P!~ ~~ 'it e him. TWICE THE PRINTS Gas an ..,,. set of ,. ! DEAR DR. LAMB - During a recent stay at a respected university hospital and medical center I was appalled at two breaches of health care. The aides and LPNs were month, prints from .,. , / P1 I I 0 OPEN 24 HOURS. to re-evaluate the program and citizens in the conununity, 200 strong, signed petitions to have the sewer system issue placed on the ballot, Businessmen in the cornmilunity sponsored an inf or mation fortun lauding t he benefits of the proposed sewer system, but the voters turned down the plan by better than a 2-I margin, Mrs. Lormann fought to follow the wishes of the people even though the election was onlyadvisory - andtheproject was placed in limbo. The city council, last Monday night, voted unanimously to offer the engineering firm a $75,000 settlement. Jones, however, said he would recommend that the offer be denied. Jones said his clients had authorized bins to settle for $85,000 and not a cent less. Recent court decisions, accorning to City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., indicate the engineering firm in the courts can recover nearly $75,000 for "out-of-pocket" expenses in addition to some return on labor. Total engineering costs, had the project continued through construction, were to have been $2I1,700 and were to have been paid from the bond issue. Although the contract, signed in 1971, says that the engineering plans were to remain the property of the engineers, even after being paid for by the city, Jones said th is week his clients would be amenable to turning ownership over to the city as part of the settlement. The woman's dog had been locked in a screened-in patio. The burglars took two .caliber pistols, a 12-place sterling silver set, a silver platter, a man's Jewelry box and $100 cash. The total value of the missing items was set at rw.r,,e €1, nan S.anêaA .Ijn,, . U. E) _J L)U)dhL • S BREATHING a Z CL CLIP AND SAVE -- _ ~. 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Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. Casselberry Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. J ,-. Dr. ll-vt ) a r ' I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of. > MONDAY, JUNE U Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, closed, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m,, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, TUESDAY, JUNE 29 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR434. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. WEDNESDAY, JUNE30 Movies for children, 10:30 a.m. Seminole South Library Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Sanford KIwanis, noon, civic center, Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Seranaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center, WVLI Medicare Subscribers I Yard and hake sa!e, starts at 10 a.m. ; spaghetti supper, 5 to 7:30. Upsala Presbyterian Church grounds corner Country Club Road and Upsal Road, sponsored by Dorcas Circle. Tuscola Cherokee Nation of Florida Pow Wow, and golf tournament beginning 10 a.m. running through Sunday, Family World, Osteen, SUNDAY, JUNE 27 Sea World trip, Mid-Florida Singles meet at 9 a.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce parking lot. PARK AVE. and 25th ST. ATTE N TION! I A Yard Sale sponsored by Mid-Florida Singles to benefit burn victim Rick Dyess, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 2440 S. Oak 8 a.m to 9p.m. placed there, urine dribbled and clinics altogether? That there, and it was not cleaned would be even better. I will not defend the conup. Then the food tray came. It was both unappetizing and ditions you found. Unforunsanitary. In addition, there ttinately, many hospitals are was no way to wash one's hands not only expensive, but unafter using a bedpan, especially comfortable, inefficient and when the patient was connected downright dangerous. In fact, to intravenous feeding equip, they are almost too dangerous n3ent for sick people to go to, but There were no smoking there is little choice. The problem with hospitals is regulations in a room with three they are run and staffed by patients. One patient smoked almost continuously until I People. Some people are found It difficult to sleep paragons of virtue, thoughtful, because the smoke permeated generous and kind and others the bed clothes and could not be don't quite measure up to those ventilated out of my cubicle in standards. I am sorry to hear about the the middle we were separated unsanitary conditions. only by movable curtains). It Sanitation Is important in seems to me that in view of health hazards of smoking, as preventing Food poisoning. For well as the discomfort to your inf or mation I ann sending patients, that smoking should you The Health Letter number be prohibited to both patients 6-2. Food Poisoning of lnfectioUSOrigin. Others who wish to and visitors in sickroorns. Why have this information can send not restrict smoking to lounges 50 cents for it with a long, and waiting rooin.s' stamped, self-addressed enDEAR READER - Why not prohibit smoking in hospitals velope for mailing. -- , .4 SATURDAY, JUNE U Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran Church. Rotary Club of Lake Mary installation of officers, 7:30 p.m., Sheraton Inn, 14 and SR 46. .... extremely careless about sanitation, doing glucose tests on the table whirh was my bed ....S.. "We enjoy the privilege of receiving premium rates for In Longwood, Robert Bunn, our work," Robbin says, "but 64. who lives at the corner of court reporters get paid for Carlton and Pressview Avenues what they do. They don't get told deputies Thursday that paid for sitting around waiting. burglars pried open a window to "Court reporters, the way I gain entry to his residence. see it, are kind of the last In that Incident, a walkie. bastion of professionalism in a talkie, a charger for that world where the mialitv of 1J -device, a movie camera, and performance has gone steadily Rockwell computer, altogether downward while the price you uoi-th $700 were taken. pay for it has gone up." In other reports, an la-yearThe problem is that upon old Orlando man was jailed in this idyllic scene of efficiency Sanford after being arrested and bedrock industriousness Friday at an amusement has fallen the sinister shadow of business In Maitland. The Machine. 7 ,,uA.., TY MIGHTS RESERVED) this Polacolor Und .11 BOTTLE OF 100 5 <~ "I YouoetEjt ____ w 0 LII s aces. from a Prepared score at his The stenographic recorder own pace, the reporter must spews out silent, horizontal duplicate completely unknown streams of phonetic symbols material at whatever speed it is known in the classroom as delivered - which makes machine shorthand. They in. Robbin think the CR's per. elude seven initial consonants, formance may be even more four medial vowels and 10 final - C::.--:.- *_ - ,_I.1 nlemandinu than tho c. pressarlo's. vowels which do not appear, such as DI" "F' and -'N," are "If you sit down at one of represented by combinations of these machines, it's like symbols that have to be learplaying the piano by ear at the ned. same speed that somebody else Combinations also are used is playing it," he says. 'Try to indicate various initial and repeating the 'Minute Waltz' by final syllables, such as "con" ear when you've never heard it and "tion." Vowels, which before. Then do that all day; always appear in the middle, see what you've got. We're can be codified to show whether almost niti.sts here." their sounds are long or short, and punctuation Is included via The difference, of course, is symbol as well. that instead of sonatas or It ta kes diligent study and concertos the co ur t reporter practice to build one's turns out something that looks technique and speed to a level like a third-rate counterfeiter's suitable for handling actual version of a cash register tape. courtroom proceedings, and And any errors that occur are court reporters take great pride silent and can be corrected Ic, their professional cornlater, rather than falling upon petency. the ears of thousands of critical If everything is sufficiently listeners, audible, the experienced CR should be able to log every onthe-record event during a trial, automatically clarifying homonyms or awkward spellings and separating overlapping dialogue that Som e Hospitals r,, Unsafe, D ang e rous TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida Power & Light Co. will be the only major private electric company in the state with higher rates next month, the Public service (ommission says. The commission announced Friday that fueladjustment charges will be lower in July for the state's other three major private electric utilities, ('onunissioners granted FP&l. a hike of $2.49 per l, kilowatt hours, the average amount used by a family in a Ideal for use on desks, nter tops other ed p No 2156 8 8limit Burglars, always active in the summer months, were busy again Thursday and Friday as residents of Sanford and Longwood reported substantial thefts. Judy H. Branch, 26. fit. I Box 205E, Sanford 'told deputies Friday that her home had been entered while she was at work, She returned from her job Friday afternoon and discovered the garage door ajar. FP&L Rates To Rise /9 IN FAN 60. O placed on Regular and magnify. ing sides. fog free. Rog. 14.99 12 - ByAUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer CAPE CANAVERAl. tAPi - The unannounced launching of a rocket bearing a secret military payload surprised people a!ag Central Florida's Atlantic Coast late Friday. Maj. James Craig, a spokesman for the Air Force Eastern Test Range, released a singleline statement after the rocket streaked into space. "A classified payload was launced on a Titan 3-C launch vehicle by an Air Force-industry team at Complex 40, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla.," the statement said. colors. reporter i CH Is part of a trial staff - like the court clerk and the bailiff - most people have no Idea of what a CR actually does. Simply stated, It is the reporter's Job to take down everything that occurs in the courtroom except private consultations between the judge and attorneys or discussions specifically identified as being off the record. The instrument used For this task is the stenographic recorder, a lightweight device which looks like a slimmeddown typewriter. Containing 22 keys, the steno machine can be used on desk or tabletop or can be set up on its own special tripod which stands about 30 inches off the floor. It prints on two-inch strips of paper uzing a ribbon that is inked by a selfcontained reservoir, Prominently posted before the bench or witness stand, the court reporter Is remindful of a pianist gracefully plucking Out combinations on the keyboard. And there's a lot of similarity, except that instead of playing Burglars Take Computer, Pistols From Aron Hnmc Secret Rocket Launched OtaiOW CLAIROL LIGHTED MIRROR be 88 Glare & Limit 1 ORALS CUP a, ,'~) i 1 69 0 ~..~-_~~ 3 i1I 1I I t4' . 39( dry and . ' Fiveminute relief from constipation without affecting your whole system. Limit 1 TURE (1) IUNCESCENTIr I Bralley Qdham.323-4670 A I 19 ~ -_.. HERBAL ESSENCE Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. tOST & TIP KITS kit containing flUNCE I CLAIROL BY KRIS NASII Herald Staff Writer (First of a Three-Part Series) Across the sands of time, few of man's institutions have endured as faithfully as those born of his penchant for recordkeeping. flisnive reporters were on hand as the pyramid were being built and they have persisted for centuries in numerous forms - one of the most esoteric being the modern-day court reporter But, as is true in so many fields, the tides of the Computer Age have begun to lap at the court reporter's sand castle. "This is one of the oldest professions in the world," says Norman Robbin, chief court reporter for Florida's 18th Judicial circuit. "It goes back to ancient Egypt. The scribes used to sit at the feet of the pharaohs. And shorthand goes back as far as the early Egyptians, too. If you don't think so, try taking notes using hieroglyphics." While the average person probably knows that the court TAMPA 1AP) - A man held in Hillsborough County Jail under $103,000 bond was at large Saturday after Posing as another imnate and posting that 'nan's $2,000 bond, officials said. John D. Hurst, 38, of Tampa pulled the switch and walked out Thursday night, officials said. They said his absence was discovered Friday when Jailers went to escort him to a court appearance on charges of check forgery and auto theft. The other inmate, Clyde F. Batson of Pensacola, claims to have been an unwitting accomplice, the officials said. Hurst was Jailed earlier this week on three bad-check charges and one charge of stealing two 197fi motor homes. The had-check charges carry a standard bond of $1,000 each. Jailers said auto-theft bond is usually double the value of the stolen vehicles. JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY 1 II : ~i = 11i 13-OUNCE LLJ FLORIDA IN BRIEF Sunday, Jun. 27,, 1916--3A CALENDAR Court Reporting Takes -Talent After Posting Another's Bond It 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Job Dates Back To Pharoohs Tampa Inmate Leaves Jail WHEN YOU NEED USO 0 # :1 EVEN ON SUNDAYS! * THERE I Sunday. June 27, 1976-Vol. U. No. W 1 En __ or Oily. Bicentennial Parade Theatre Workshop f Composer Mercer Dies rf S cet, 1VOrtP. S2 40 . 6 P, ',',I In F 100'rdilsOmeds hOrny dyI..rrt AIIotp.r UN6 V& 20 17 Mcnth, $37 40 Provide Fire Seminar Sat 9 ~, I M110h I~ AMERICA' J *1 ) 1~e,_ , . " 11 ~. . i,? 'T crII 11." " ' .',.. . ''?, SY ,. -:, '.;-c-°14 a' �4A—Evtnina Herald. Iliantard. o f June 27, 1fl Evening Herald, PRICES USDA GRADE A FRESH LEO OR BREAST f ,4f FRYER QUARTERS GOOD JUNE 27-30 W-D BRAND HANDI-PAX PURE PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 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RAID ANT & ROACH BOMB EASY.Otp t $129 I7 77 FRISKIES DINNER DOG T SIZI PIN EBREEZE GRADE "A" FOOD $100 EXTRA LARGE 1 EGGS 2 D0L 1100Z 59 Limit two doz. w/$5.00 or more pinches. excl. cigs. \ 55 'p.rbrond Q.o,1.ri argarine . . kroh Giap.frr,,t or 4 Orange Juice . ' 99 c 48 : 111 .5 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRc-r c-r 'I - NEW STORE HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. SUNDAY 9 a.m. 4191 BRE VAR 0, COLLIER, AND VOLUSIA Riahts R eserved Quantity Sunday, June 27, 15'76—SA - 7 p.m. rcOwI uc hun UULU SUNDAY FIRST St SANFORD 1610 IDGEWAT(i DR ORLANDO 7861 DELANEY ST ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (INIER Ill SOUTH ROSLINO ORLANDO MT DORA - LB. '04 . A%A%o% I " rw1 i ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLØ, fAKE. 4 S OR 1 0 ^NI.B. PRICES GOOD JUNE 27-30 Sanford, Fl. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �EveninigHerald Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Over at the county co urthouse in Sanford, a showdown Is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday mor- 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611 or 831.9993 Around Sunday, June 27, 1976—.6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURIUE, Managing Editor 9 - lI.meDelivcry: Week. 55(sen: Month, $2.40;6 Months, $1420. Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20 1? Months, $32.40. U.S. Farmers Deserve Salute J! The Clock By ED PRICKETI' ning. On one side are businessmen. On th e other are Seminole County commissioners. The duel Li over who fonts the bill for a spraying program to combat the bl ind mosqui to problem In Down town Sanford. Downtown businessmen complain the 18-yearold mosquito problem has become unbearable. The most convincing argument comes from local Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer, who argues that Sanford is "losing face" because of the mosquitoes and that tourists .'eek accommodations outside city limits to esca pe the hordes of black beasties that seasonally swarm out of Lake Monroe Into the city's streets. The most unconvincing argument comes from City Manager Wan-en Knowles, who, In a memorandum, says the city Is doing as much as can be done to con trol the mosquito problem in the Downtown area. One businessman says the city "fogs when mosquitoes aren't there and doesn't Quietly, with no fanfare and little media coverage, a real revolution has been taking place down on the American farm. U.S. farmers, in the finest tradition of their forefathers, are once again acting like free men. It is a story that bears telling again and again; especially during this Bicentennial year. TOM TIEDE In an article entitled "The Nation's Greatest Success Story" in U.S. News and World Report, the man who tills the soil is given credit for keeping the dollar as strong as it still is, for helping to pay the bill for foreign oil, for feeding not only the people of this country, but also untold millions all over the world. But more important still, the magazine article points out, in a dramatic departure from just a few years ago, the farmer of today has, for the most part, climbed down off the taxpayers' ( Second of two parts) backs. MONTEREY, Mexico — Is Donald Duck a As recently as 1972, federal subsidies to farbad Influence on this side of the border? Anti- ______________ mers were running at around $4 billion a year. This American nationalists here are spreading the ____ year, such payments are expected to total less than word that the quacker, read by millions of half a billion dollars and most of this, the magazine semiliterate Mexicans, is a tool of capitalism and an enemy of the working man. He is forever ., emphasized, will be under disaster-relief programs trying to get Uncle Scrooge's millions, is he not? . .. to those hit by drought, floods or other And what about Huey, Louie and Dewey — all . catastrophes. they seem to want from life is another nickle for Whereas the government once stored gluts of the ice cream store. . grain at taxpayer expense running to as high as Less publicly, the nationalists whisper about $1,000,000 a day, farmers now hold their own grain Mr. Duck's personal life. Thy doesn't he mp - ... .-:• ... until they are ready to sell on the open market. Daisy and make her an honest woman? Clearly the foul-mouthed little beast is only interested in And, contrary to what one might expect tI the pursuit of material pleasures. He lies, he listening to advocates of governmental supports cheats, he plots, he blasphemes — and, by the and controls, the result has not been chaos down on way, does he ever do an honest day's work? the farm, but unprecedented productivity and If the nationalists had their way, no doubt, D. . prosperity. As documented by USN&WR, Duck would never again corrupt the pious inAmerican farmers this year will: stlncts of the Mexican peasantry. Lacking such — Provide food for American families for censorship authority, however, critics use the about 17 per cent of their take-home pay; a record comic character as an example of what America has become through capitalism and what Mexico unmatched by any country elsewhere in the world, must avoid through socialism. Better the people — Export more than any other U.S. industry: should read Marx than Mickey Mouse, except with exports expected to top last year's sales of $22 there are fewer pictures. billion abroad which equaled 20 per cent of total To be sure, Disney is still the author of choice - when they are." So, where do we go from here? The county's position is that Sanford's problem, simply explained, is Sa nford's problem and not one that should be remedied by dollars from the county's ge neral revenue fund. Logically, that is a so und argument. If all the county's taxpaye rs must pay to fu nd a mosq ui to problem in Sa nford then co unty money should also be spent each time a problem crops up in one or the other of the county's seven cities. No, it just doesn't work that way, not according In v'ni'rv ':,'. - T iva4y agreed upon county services which are spread over all of Seminole County. But one look at the large number of dead mosqui toes clinging to cour thouse windows is enough to convince anyone that the problem Isn't logical. Sanford is the county seat, and all the ta xpayers paid for the fine courthouse that is built closeby th e lake which ha tches the mosquitoes. It is inconceivable that a county as fine as Seminole 0 — from the Santa Ana Register Meany As Czar The United States has been preszring the Soviet Union to give more than lip service to the Helsinki agreemen ts which promised a free r flow of people and Information through the ir on Cur tain. We cannot hope for much success if we put ourselves in the position of viola ting the hoped-for new spiri t of Helsinki, and that seems to be exactly w ha t has happened. Our State De partment has ref used to grant visas to four So vi et trade union of ficials who were invited to visit wi th some la bor leaders in the San. Fra ncisco area in return for trips the la tter made to the Sovi et Union In 1973 and 1975. There is no reason why the Russians shouldn't be a llowed in to this country, except that President George Meany of the AFL-CIO objects. He has opposed all exchanges with Soviet trade unionists on grounds t he y represent a government rather than So viet workers, San Fran cisco labor leaders who invited the Russians are miffed, and they ha ve a right to be . Mr. Meany is a powerful man In Washington, but he should not be powerf ul enough to cause the U.S. government to do some thing that is not In its best in terests. Righ t now, It Is in our interest to show th e Communist world that we take the principle of open borders seriously and we expect them to do the same. BERRY'S WORLD i Heavy Fighting Rages Aijfld Beirut Camps ' NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The heaviest fighting of the 14-month-old Lebanese civil war raged Saturday around two strategic refugee camps in southeastern Beirut. The Christian-held radio said the battle was spreading to other areas. The broadcast monitored here said artillery shells were falling in some combat zones at the rate of 200 an hour. Fierce battles were reported early this morning in suburbs on the eastern edge of Beirut, in mountain towns east of Beirut, and in the area of Khaldeh, near the airport south of the capital, the broadcast said. I Kissinger Urges Competition Krafts Charges Unfounded w . . , : In A — Top all other industries in productivity growth; farm productivity up 65.2 per cent, for example, as compared with 14.6 per cent for factories, - Take in more money than any other business; topping $99.2 billion for 1975. —Spend more money than any other business: with outlays for machinery, feed, fertilizer and other production expenses expected to exceed the $75.5 billion spent last year. And, on top of everything else, each American farmer will feed himself and 48 other Americans, plus other millions around the world. Gene Meadors of Meadors Marina says he has enough signatures to call a special election, but "e''t f',1 t"i' qltrfr. ;tn4e rhonrp In li gh t of a similar upco ming vote to improve Downtown Sanford. If a pilot program, however, could eliminate mosquitoes, Homer believes that would show citizens mosquitoes can be licked and improve chances of voter approval of a tax ing district. Homer's argument sounds good; It's worth a try because anything Is preferable to swarms of blind mosquitoes occupying the Do n town area. WORLD IN BRIEF JOHN D. LOFTON JR. Unrest Brewing exports. would let a mosquito problem go unsolved to the extent that some businesses are forced to close doors, regardless of where, logically or by policy, the money comes from. Horner,-said Tuesday he needs $10,000 to fund a joint city-county pilot project to extend Sanford's fogging program. Any permanent program, It seems, will depend on passage of a special taxing district. FREE ____ . ERyIc.. No _____ .' * , I A)NDON — (1W) — Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger has urged Western Europe to continue ideological competition with the Soviet Union and renewed America's commitment to the Independence of the Soviet-bloc countries of Eastern Europe. Kissinger said in a major policy speech Friday to the Intenational Institute of Strategic Studies that "it is not healthy for the United States to be the only center of initiative and leadership in the democratic world. It is not healthy for Europe to be only a passive participant, however close the friendship and however intimate the consultation." WASHINGTON— As a conservative columnist, one of the amusing side-benefits di _ _______ .. ... seeing Ronald Reagan on his way to capturing 11d1...... : the GOP presidential nomination is watching o ________ • some of my liberal colleagues being reduced ti' . . . .. .;. sputtering incoherence over the possibility that ..'-a .;j• '. .. .."- - -, such a calamitous spector may well become a . reality. Take Mr. Joseph Kraft, for example. Normally an articulate, temperate analyst of current events, when it comes to Mr. Reagan the man Walter Iippman once called "the most JACKSONVILLE (AP) — results in outpourings of fan. . _____ , . promising commentator of his generation" has Defense lawyers in W.T. tasy as well as truth. .... .. .. '.' . - If simply gone bananas. Zeigler Jr.'s quadruple murder "Mr. Hadley Is attempting to trial have failed to get a vide - •.' Particularly troublesome for Mr. aft is Mr. avoid my cross-examination of ' Reagan's excellent eight-year record as chi taped psychiatrist's interview the defendant," Eagan de4 1 iith the defendant entered into dared. "Zeigler was never . executive of the largest state in the union, record which included: turning a *700-million evidence at the three-week-old asked in the taped interview if trial, budget deficit into a $400.milllon surplus; he killed his wife:" ____ leaving the state of California with a triple-A ____ lawyer Ralph Hadley el, Circuit Judge Maurice Paul cot bond rating for the first time in 31 years; III tried to put the videotaped denied the defense request to reducing significantly the state's welfare roles psychiatric interview into evi. Show the videotape to the jury. ____ dence Friday. while substantially increasing benefits to the Zeigler, 30, is charged with * ______ . truly needy, and holding the state government's With the Jury out, Hadley said killing his wife, Eunice, 31; her bureaucracy to an almost zero growth rate. Zeigler couldn't remember parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry So, how does Mr. Kraft deal with these ac some events of last Christmas Edwards of Moultrie, Ga.; and compli.shment.s? With ease. He simply 5ft' _____ jve, when Zeigler's wife and Charles Mays Jr., 35, as part of that Mr. Reagan had nothing to do with them. C hree others were killed in his an alleged plot to colirct Insurwrites: Winter Garden furniture store. ance on his wife. among Mexico's 56 million citizens. But the other "Ruai proved only that Hadley said the defendant state — with i The defense contends the vicfellow has had a growing and Increasingly superb resources, energetic population and Operation Collapse was given sodium bttisol, a tinis were killed by a gang of fluential following — so much so, actually, that enlightened civil service and legislature — __ drug affecting the nervous sy robbers, who also wounded democrats on both sides of the border are once - be governed by practically anybody." tern, before the interview. Zeigler in a shootout at the fur. again asking an old, evasive, but decidedly But 3OflI of what MY. Kraft na.s written about But State Ally. Robert Eagan niture store. The state says worrisome question: is Mexico going ComMr. Reagan has not been amusing, it has been objected. Hesaid the drug bnot Zeigler's wound was self-inEditor munist? downright slanderous, yellow journalism of scientifically accepted for the flicted as part of the alleged The evidence of recent years Is inconclusive, worst sort. When Mr. Reagan went on national purpose of aining memory and plot. but not to be ignored. At the least, Mexico is Reynolds Criticized Dr. MerleE. Parker, television several weeks ago and in a half-houT going in the opposite direction from democracy. Sanford address criticized Helmut- Sonnenfeldt, a top The party that has ruled the countrysince aide to Henry Kissinger, for having told a group I have just read with shocked dismay a news revolution (the Institutional Revolutionary account of a speech by Mr. Don Reynolds, An Open Letter American ambassadors in Europe that the Party, or Pill) has become a synonym for abcaptive nations should, ln Reagan's words' "give solute authority. It now has a closed shop in the principal of Seminole High School, and candidate An open letter to Seminole County School up any claim of national sovereignty and simply for Representative to Congress, in which Mr. Mexican senate, controls 95 per cent of JUNE25,1976 Leorki Wooten, Deltom Superintendent William P. Layer: become a part of the Soviet Union," Mr. Kraft Mexican house, and rules in 9 out of 10 state and Reynolds deplores the immorality of young ADMISSIONS Robert S. Wright Jr., Deltona got out his tar brush. He wrote that Reagan's Dear Mr. Layer: local offices. Its presidential candidate this year, people. Fine. Sanford: Grandeas Sjoblom, Lake 1 charges brought to his "perhaps oversensitive at Li wrong with our school system, Vera Boone Mary the "pungent whiff of But Mr. Don Reynolds is the man who openly i-Semitism," Pdncipal Mr. Rc)moldss and teacl*r37. Thes"nostril position, Lacola Brundidge Ethel M. Sterling, Lake Mary Now, this is strong stuff indieeed. conjuring up daughter of a friend of mine was told 36 hours Since PR! has become ever more liberal In i ts flouts the law of the State of Florida which Leola W. Bryant ltuth Salisbury, Orange City Adolf Hitler, the holocaust and genocide. So, prohibits possession of cigarettes by minors by before graduation that Mabel M. Carroll ar l A. Brandleiii, Oviedo C she could not graduate what evidence does Mr. philosophy, conservative Americans and openly allowing juvcniles as young as 16 years Kraft have to support because of a half-credit, Annie Lee Dixon this outrageous charge? Well, nobody seems to Mexicans shrub. are seeing Reds behind every old to smoke on public school property! mesquite Tiowandolynn Hall She had already purchased cap and gown, know. The precise danger is unknown. For everyone it appears invitations, etc. Her teacher, Mrs. Cooper, said Rosemary If. iiotiey that Mr. Reynolds speaks out In an interview, when here who believes the country Is going CornI told him what Mr. she could not be bothered to give her 's make-up Kraft had written, WEATHER Ned June Benjam in Epstein , na tional munist, there is ano ther who (eels the next both sides of his mouth ! I was reared by a father exam. Res who ults taught me — a broken hear th at Torn "hypocrite" W. Ray is te more vulgar d yo ung lady, director of t he B'nai B'rith's Antl.Defarnatlon revolution will be led by the fascists. Meanwhile, and I hear also others who th ought they were to League, was incred ulous. Hav Samuel Lipson. Deltona as usual, few in authority are payi ng much at than any "four-letter-word" the hippies ever Saturday's high 92, Sunday's in g seen the graduate dreamed up dur g in until a very short th e s ur ging Deborah Davis, Lake Mary I o 70. sixties, time be and I still fore Reagan broadcast himself, Mr. Epstein tention north of the line. Wherever Mexico is gradua tion, af ter going to the expense of declared: goin g, America may be the Last to know. We agree it is! Partly cloudy with a chance DISCHARGE.S graduation. "I don't understand it at all. We ha ve a seem to share little with these people except a of afternoon and evening Heaven save us f rom the likes of Don veryA Sanford: 1,500-mile border and Donald Duck. Name Withheld By Request sensitive constituency and believe me, if there's thundersho wers. Highs In the Reynolds in Congress. Sus an K. Barnett upper 80s and lo 90s. tows in Sanford a group in America that reacts to anything like , Sara J. Blackwelder this it would be the Jewish community and I the low 70s. Variable winds Delia A. hatch didn't get a whis per on this. I don't know w hat ANDERSON around 10 m.p.h. Rain Cat heri ne C. McCloud the hell he's talking a bout." probability is 40 per cent. Ralph L. McLain As a matter of fact, Epstein recalled that EXTENDED FORECAST Carol S. Riley Reagan when he was governor was honored by Partly clo ud y with scattered l.ula May Sco tt Israel Bonds for supporting Israel thun de rshowers mainly d uring Mary S. Stokes Mr. David Brody, the head of the Washington the afternoon and evening 1lames Thomas WASHINGTON — Armies and navies, office of the B'nai Brith's ADL, I, also puzzled br hours. Highs near 90. Lows in some Castro's Latin American neighbors, said one as E ter Mae Williams computers were utilized an average of 25 per Mr. Kraft's accusation. Mr. Brody, of them armed with hydrogen-headed missiles, Pentagon the lower 70g. who ha strategist. '.P"Mary F. Baber, Deltona cent be low capacity, are poised on the edge of war In the Middle East, waited unsuccessfully for almost two months for Sunday's Daytona Reach Latin American na tions are painfully aware George Bradley, Deltona Yet in spite of these findings, Social Security Mr. Kraft to ret urn on the African continent and along the Russian- that, if hi.s phone call to discuss the tides: high 8:31 a.m., 8:54 p.m., Castro's troops can fight on the African is going ahead with plans to Mattie L. Culbert, Deltona Chinese border, its computer Reagan anti-Semitism charge, told me that he lo 2:08 a.m., 2:14 p.m. Port continent, they could more easily move against system. The proposed $69expand V Sophia Hendricks, Deltona million computer knows of nothing in We ha ve studied Intelligence reports and any Canaveral: high 7:55 am., 8:22 Reagan's background to nation in Sou th America. Many Latins fear cente r is only part of e Dorothy Padgett, Deltona th mo ney the agency substantiate such an allegation Interviewed top defense officials to determine Castro "Is practicing" in p.m., low 2:00 a.m.. 2:09 P.M. . He too says he Africa for adventures wants to siphon from its trust funds. the prospects for war or peace. Here Is our doesn't know w ha t Kfaft Is talking about, noting in South America, according to Penta gon assessment: Already, it is constructing a $2.3 million that he 15 disturbed that he would write planners. such a MIDDLE EAST: Senior mi litary officials addi ti on to its present co mputer facilities. Fo ur thing without putting some supporting e vidence The result has been to make Sou th American describe the Middle East as a "boiling ca uldron" governmen huge compu te rs will also be installed In in his column, which he failed to do. ts more dependent upon the U ni ted and a "witches' brew" where "anything can November at a cost of $25 million. When Ifinally reached Mr. Kraft, he stuck by States for protection. This was a subject that happen." Theyalsofear, intheworthofonehigh Secretary To top it all, the agency would like to overhaul his charge saying there were "a lot" State Henry of Kissinger discussed official, that the situation "will get worse before MRS. ELSIE C. SPIRE.S its computer operations at an estimated grand whofeltthewayhedI4aboutReagan of people retired registered nurse, with Latin leaders on his recent South American $ attack on It gets be tter." of *400 milli cost on illi to $500 m on Sonnenfeldt. Like w ha ving worked as a shift and ho tour, say our SOW'CCS. ? Well, he wouldn't say. Part of the problem is that the orthodox Mrs. Elsie Caroline Spires, floor super visor at Seminole The GAO auditors found problems at the But — confusing th ings even further ASIA: Intelligence reports claim that the co he did power struggles — Arab vs. Jew, Christian vs. Soviets agency's data processing center, all right, but say these people were 66, of 414 Lake View Ave., Lake Memorial Hospital. now in fact not Jews, but ha ve Moslem, pro-Soviet vs. pro-American — ha ve approximately 25 per cent of Mary, died Th ursday at ncluded these were organiza tional and per. Arabs. What made him write Survivors include her what be did, Mr. their availa ble combat ground and become blurred by the politics of chaos. Seminole Memorial Hospital. hus band, Dorance C. Spires of sonnel problems. tactical Kraft said, was the fact that Mr. Reagan had forces dug in along the cold, barren The most explosi ve spot, of Course, IS Chin A na tive of Erie, Pa., she had Lake Mary, two sisters, M iss We do not be lieve that the way to solve te singled Mr. Sonnenfeldt out when Sonnenfeldt ese border, Le banon which Is In the grip of anarchy. pr oblems Is to add more equipment,," declared "a perfectly unknown pe r lived in Lake Mary since 1950. Katherine Friedriech and Mrs. son." But he is nothing This has caused cOmm in the Pen tagon Intelligence reports indicate the situation the GAO report. "On the contrary, reduction of of the kind. He Is one of She was a mem be r of the Minnie W. Alstadt, bo th of Erie, the most important men is "out Whose military StrategiStS still consider Russia, of con trol" of anyone, Including th the number of systems could help to :vangellcal Lutheran Church and one nephew and two grandease (jig In the State De part me nt, a man w ho has been* e Syrian forces not China, to be the gr eater on the scene. threat to the Uni ted management problem." f Albion, Pa., and atte nded the nephews. referred to as "K singer's is Sta tes. Kissinger." He is i — AFRICA: Despite the Sovlet.Cuban Social Secu.rity contends that Its existing top policy-maker iii our government. rood Shpeherd Lutheran Grarnkow Funeral Home, WATCH ON WASTE: The Social Security facilities are out-of-date, that a complete "top to cesa In Angola, U_a strategists regard Church of Sanford. Did he have any evidence that Mr. Reagan Sanford, in charge of Xdmlnisira tion, whose dwindling trust funds are bottom" overhaul is necessary to triumph as a "very short-term gain. Th A mem ber of the Women's arrangements. e ve n knows that Mr. Sonnenfeldt is Jew ish, e ap- already threatened ,1J1 bankruptcy, plans to uninterrupted delivery ol Social s pearance of Soviet-backed Cuban chec s, asked? Mr. Kraft replied that ub of lake Mary, she was a ity be had 44no ideal, lf construct a *6 million computer center tha t Isn't that the GAO concl usions are based on an Reagan knew th Angola, according to a Pentagon assessxnent, I3eed_e(J, gr adua te nurse of Hammot is. Interestingly, Mr. Kraft inadequate survey and that a Boeing Co. study volunteered th has upset such African nations as Tanzania, h os pi ta l of Erie, was a mem be r e information that Mr. SonFuneral Notice (fldentai audits, now in our possession, shows that the GAO findjng hinge on in- nenleldt hinuell had called him and Uganda, Zaire and Zambia. of that hospital's alumni asked what show that Social Security already has installed co nclusive data. These young nations were far from pr associa tion, was a member of the basis of his charge was. Sonnentfeldt, MRS SPIRES, ELSIE said oadvanced computer systems "far In American, but the Soviet-Cuban Kraft, disa greed with what be had IOfl n excess of its the Order of the Eastern Star, CAROLINE— Funeral services Footnote; Rep. Charles Vanick, D.-Ohjo, written. African continent has helped to break down age- needa" Joe Kraft once told an Interviewer th n of Albion and was a for Mrs. Elsie Caroline Spires. chairman of the powerf ul House Ways Lake, View Avt, Lake at his old antagonisms and to unite these nations According to a recent investiga tion conducted Means oversight and cdiumn is disti nguishable from Mary, who died ThWay at subcommittee, has wr it te n the th e rest of th e against by the General Accounting Office, the agency press by "its sense of Intellect ua Seminole Memorial Hospital, ______ 's Social Security commissioner a fiery letter l re5pon That has also been a beneficial effect for will be Mid at 3 pm Monday an ____ sibility." If this is true, he Should at once pr esent computers are easily capable of sup. calling u pon retract him to "Immediately suspend" he Gramkow Funeral Home ____ United Sta tes in South America. his absurd charge fri. porting more than take the current workload, expansion of _______ __ Chapel with Pastor Ralph I. that Ronald Reagan's the computer facilities, Our ____ terventlon of a Cuban expedi tionary force in criticism of the $&.called Luman officiating. Burial will be The government auditors discovered, to their congressional sources say bearings probably was "Sonnenfeldt Doctriv, moti faraway Angola "has scared the pants off" Fidel astonishment, that even on the busiest days the in Oakiawn Memorial Park. vated by antl.Semj w ill be held to back up Vanick' demand, It's never too COUNTRY"CLUIll ROAD ___ Gramkow Funeral Home. late to admit It w hen you're wrong, c.,ntord n Charge PRopuciiy io S I&A rz "Aren't you taking this 'evolving door justice' business a little too literally?- Collegiate Briefs Earns Recognition Tests and Awards program.All one of 16 students who received her certificate tests, except those for Iran- begin or continue workwill and passed the national on recently in ceremonies Honor Student MUhRAY, Ky. — Ms. scription at over 175 worth a master's and doctoral examination for licensure as a degrees honoring the second class to Kathleen Rowe of Route 1, minute, are administered by who will receive 1976-77 MISENHEIMER, N.C. — Dental Hygienist, complete the dental assisting Miss Heather Stevenson, Sanford, earned recognition on the local instructor. Graduate Council Fellowships program of the School of daughter of Chaplain and Mrs. Lash Graduates the Dean's List at Murray State at the University of South Dentistry at The University of Neil M. Stevenson of 609 Orchid University during the 1976 Engineering Degree Florida. He will receive a Alabama In Birmingham. Lane, Altamonte Springs, has MIDLAND, Mich. — Steven spring semester for her 1.0 doctoral award of $4,000 or Ws eta ar,1, TROY, -N.Y. , .,.,. •', • ,, Jars I.ah 't.-i1 M Mr rind rkir rei-I 'ii cti i'homas of Route 2, Sanford, work in matnemaucs. presented during a luncheon for Academic Honor List for he Mrs. James Lash of Lake Mary, received a graduates and their families, spring semester at Pfeiffer received his Associate of Arts master of Students Qualify engineering degree in Earns Masters College, where she graduated degree at Northwood Institute Seminole High Biomedical Engineering SANFORD — cum laude with a major in of Michigan recently. . Degree Awarded GREENVILLE, N.C. School students Rita Clack and recently from Rensselaer Darrell Stowe Vodopich of biology. Polytechnic Institute. Walter ATLANTA, Ga. — James W. Jannice Golden have qualified Sanford received a master of Jones, as outstanding achievers in Cronkite, CBS newsman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gains Degree delivered the commencement arts degree Academic-Biology Donald H. Jones, 1919 Sanford from East Carolina University Ave., Sanford, received the Gregg and SAVANNAH, Ga. — Miss Division of education, McGraw. address and was granted an recently at ECU's 67th annual bachelor's degree in Business his business office Hill Book Co. recently an - honorary degree. Dorothy Gay Waller, daughter commencement. nounced. Adm inistration from Emory of Ms. Dorothy W. Wailer of 125 LII ' University on June 14 at E. Woodland Dr., To qualify as an outstanding WorksOn Sanford, was Doctorate Gets Certificate commencement achiever, a student must pass exercises awarded the Associate In one or more official Gregg TAMPA Doctoral student BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Ms. addressed by U.S. Supreme Science in Dental Hygiene Court Justice [tarry A. Black. degree at Armstrong State Shorthand tests from the Gregg Robert Jernigan of Sanford is Katherine McGuire of Sanford, inun College June 10 and has written .-. - ci.,e u g e r Defense COtOM1C Motion Is Denied BA5 - . Fri. ton 3....Rkf - bitelin ,.3I.,_ 8' Cr, PERSONAL Vc TOMY $100 MILUON STAFF... a. end tJn'is wad I C. 1. or .n. •5, 7$. Letters To The 2, S '0 Thanks You're the ones who made It all happen. First Federal of Seminole Just reached $100 mithon in assets And in my book. that rr.akcs you wxih $100 mfllion to the' Ass cLmori and, prtculax1y, out cuttornets We're bier and better and I've got every one of iu to thank "eli IA tea C W Your boss. Gih 'ft HOSPITAL NOTES JACK Armies Are Poised For War AREA DEATHS MD Wil by Sunday, June 27, l74-7A ______ Thanks again to my cc $100 million st . 'FIRST RA SEMIN LE Now we're . and growing �IA—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, June27, 1976 Neither Mart"c,! Nor Artiesti"c,'Ali lnok'O. T OKYO (Al') Muhammad All, a stingless bee floating like a perplexed butterfly, barely managed to eke out a 15-round draw Saturday with a Japanese pro wrestler who spent most of the match on his back like a quarrelsome crab. - Al :.:.-:.::; i . . it. . • •. ..... rJ Billed as the World Martial Arts Championship, it was neither martial nor artistic. In what could only be described as a 45-minute yawn, All landed precisely two blows to the head els ose osettO oe suretO CO i3rand tut ces tan No oests )NA1 • vfti:k ase 3 _ Dun,01 gel' c Of s sill 13I I atita foâ" 1 I In 0 32-95 99 totill N1. oil Iwa 1ØtC state 0 011 tern 1 1 8-11101%ol sts 0,66 to Use Essll Ilmmm one horse in the sixth, huh" I'll bet that or every tip at pays off, lOdon t. I don't even know the tout's name, On the other hand, the Seminole Harness Raceway is only a stone's th row away. I might have time. • . 1019. 4441 0%~I'Jjtss - skilt I 00 s 1c OtI bV Asti tO iOSO ' • c ' Imp R led * L sla. o( - . ••• I U "As I remember your eyes were bluer than robin's eggs. .. my poetry was lousy you said. Where are you ho In th Id and SOO diamonds and rust." s fou k *Iss 'A%'Lt I'11 "and TEf ?AV Is 35 'Allild SMa Iloilo 101 kil 1IV / me Announcer Herb Hol day 'Mere was t. i , cl oft Joil lip 19q 911 06 S09 0 1 ali% 31 f4tol trosill t * USl* 'e.toI PSt / *OOS POP uv 1%004' 36 % 11211 It ,,. ' ..' . • •., • . cc' 102" 'dies$ 11141C on * it Ito Lit I • 1W. 40$t$1S to * Is q . . . ' . . ._ .', ;• .. — .. • -• •_ :... - ._ - •.•- —- - - I'., -. _______ _____ • - . h". - • - - q - . -. • .. •.: • L J)..v' . F, _____ . ' b"f * * A ,% Prosser's David Holt applies tag at third to Greg Church for out. (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent ________________________________________________________________________________________ II. oulnson, Willi am s ams i . I nlure iquort I - The • 13:41.76. Y Irl. %I srislos. r k ** Western Athletic Conference VernLawcq REGINA Sask t AP) ehmpinn frnrr r'c".a state • uy Mattingly and Dave Sine Billy Adams lb grad--ua te now from Fresno, was third in 26.10, also wind-aided. UCLA sprinter Benny Brown shared the quarterback Chores Kelly Denton c as the Saskatchewan Rough. David Holt 3b bowed out in 45.91. Johnny Holt rf a c • ca: DAILY 9.9 NDAY 1 0-7 — -' — Pinecrest Center * ** * * ** ** ** Mike Leonard 2b 200 to 1 0 OO 310—: 000 - 4' M . . • i\V1, - *.,. . . •- • '" -' '• - ____ • ,'-, ' ..',.0 . , . ' ' ...- • " .. -. ..• .- 1 - Ch urch scorn on passed ball; Darrell Shuier tries for tag. "r . - • • 4 ; - PROOF . •.d•1,vp,__ • . .• - , LIVING . .. , • - ,, ' -, •> - is . ... • . - ..H: . • - New York Athletic Club, never saw Mike Keogh of Central Jersey Track Club win the in 13 minutes 51,90 seconds. - • •,. L , I.iquori, representing the Dick Burkle of the New York Athletic Club, who for so long ran in the shadows of the late Steve Prefontaine, established himself as the man to beat by pulling away from Craig Virgin of Illinois, who already has made the U.S, team ln the iO, meters, for a clocking of . 19 - "1 m sure if the race had been run next weekend I would ha ve had no problem," said Liquori, 27, who stepped up from the 1,500 this year mainly because Filbert Bayl of Tanzania, the world record holder, and John Walker of New Zealand have made a personal duel of that race. . Not a bad catch, Scott Surge! The IS-year-old Sanford resident landed this four-pound bass while fishing on the bank of Lake Mary Thursday night. He used .worms for bait and said the fish measured 21 inches In length. (Herald Photo by loin Vincent) W'I*mbledon : No Women . WIMBLEDON, England seed to tall was Jatme Fillol of (API Wimbledon without Chile—No, 13.—who was beaten women' It could happen next by Onny Parun of New Zealand year. 7.5, 64, 6-4. The threat came Friday frn Sixth-seeded GthflrnVs r i e Chris Evert and the Women's of Argentina, No. 7 Roscoe Tan. Tennis Association after the ner of Lookout Mountain, OAKLAND (AP) — The Oak- use the three players Was '' "'s "Now you're telling me you're not nostalgic. . - th en because packedandourteamisready to Wimbledon ma nagement corn- Tenn., eighth-seeded Raul land A's are standing firm on they no longer are property of go," gimme another word for it. . you who are so good with mittee rejected their demand Ramirez of Mexico, 12th-seeded their threat to strike Sunday the A's. Finley has threatened to to for equal pay with the likes of Tony words, and with keeping things bare. 'Caw I need uS Ofl es unl s owner Charles 0. Finley Roche from A ustralia and "We'll play Sunday," Tanner suspend any player who someone, I'm thinking now It comes back all too clearly. Arthur A.sbe and Jimmy Con- No. 14 Brian Gottfried of Fort allows three star players to resaid. "We'll have players on the chooses to strike and replace nors. SE ATTLE I AP) —te Yes, I loved you dearly, and If you are going to bring me turn to regular action, Lauderdale, all won ftcugh to field although I'm not sure who them with minor leaguers. But son, e W hingt , O on e diamonds and rust, I've already paid." Miss Evert, at 21 the game's the last 16, "We won't crumble," said they will be." VetS Y sports as i nf ormation (h. Jim at the same time, Finley also biggest woman prize winner The only two Americans in Todd, the A's player repre. Todd said that when the own- has sent rector, will ta ke post telegrams to the New and WTA president, met with the last 16 of the women's sin• sentative. "We're not against er was informed Th e eighth and ninth races were worth wat the University ° of their strike York Yankees and Boton Red Wimbledon's or ganizers Friday gles o Washington were Miss Evert, who now Bowie Kuhn or Charlie Finley. threat, Finley responded with a Sox asking U) officials sa'. ching, and that's just what I did. My mental we want to play baseball with threat of his own. "lftheygoon use the their permission to morning along with WTA Exec- meets Betty Stove of The Neththree players. calculations finished fourth and last, respectively. utive Director Jerry Diamond erlands, and Rosie Casals of Mike Lude, the University of the best players available." strike, I'll call up 25 players The last race didn't seem more promising Washlngt athletic director, The Oakland players voted from the minor leagues to play trio because he can't play the to demand equal cash for the San Francisco, who plays Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia he no longer owns lop women players. when I snrttted a discarded Kelly's Green Card said Friday the 34-year-old Wil- Friday night to go on strike for me. Ill suspend any striking them Meanwhile, on the courts, and would be Liable ins. The men's line-up for the last son topped 40 other applicants Sunday unless Finley allows players the rest of the year , the tr ck s eet lie Pasarell of Santurce, 16 was: l any injury they T pitchers RoWe t might sustain.Char the jo b . Fingers and It favored No. Bobby Byrd. So ulu s. at was Finley's response, a cwas Puerto Rico, who reached the Arthur A.the, Miami, vs. Vida Blue and outfielder Joe cording to Todd. ivA the encouragement I needed. The A's took the strike vote fourth Wilson, a graduate of Wash. Rudi to play. round Friday by up. Vitas Gerujaitis, Howard In Tucson Friday night, Gen- after conferring with Marvin Eureka' Kelly came through, Bobby Byrd ington State University, had setting No.5 seed Adri.ano Pan. Beach, N.Y.; Ramirez vs. MitThe three stars were sold to eral Manager Dave Cartun of Miller,execuUve director came through and I came through. A winner, been WSU sports information the New York Yankees and the Torus, the A's Pacific Coast Players Association, Of the atta of Italy In a five-set thrill- ton; hlie Nastase, Romania, vs. who re- er. th director for six years. Bef or e Boston lied Sox in a $3.5 million League farm club, The jingle of $13-40 in my pocket on e way out Parun; Pasarell vs. Phil Dent, said that portedly advised the A's that a In addition to Pasarell's upset Australia; Gottfried vs. Bjorn t t ha he w as a Sports writer for deal June 15, but Kuhn, the Tucson is ready to send Finley strike was an opti 1e uOOr"acc m nied Baez' closingc lyrics ° ompanied on open 10 win, be ded Sou the Bremerton Sun and sports baseball commissioner, has some players it Oakland them. Todd ar th African Borg, Sweden; Tanner vs. Niksaid there were no Bernie Milton knocked out No. ki Pilic, Yugoslavia; Stan editor of the Lewiston, Idaho, blocked the sale. Finley has told strikes, negative Voles, but some play. 10 seed I've already paid." Newcombe 3-6, 6-3, gI, Smith, Sea Pines, S.C., vs. Jim. Morning Tribune. Manager Chuck Tanner not to Carton said, "Their bags are ers abstained. 94 to reach the last 16. Another my Connors, Belleville. ill, - Th eaten Str k ' - . a h , 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE HIGHWAY 17•92 AT 27th STREET 00 2 0 0 2 0 0 women's discus throw with a exhibition game of the Cana- Total% - A MEMBER STORE 1 0 0 2 In the other two finals Friday, riders downed the British Co. Ricky Nooney if nn Winbi I r won the lumbia lions 18-6 in the first 43 300 200 2 00 - ' ING 20 JACX PROSSER FORD Lead Roughriders Lion as doctors examined his In- month by winning the long hits time was 4558 sonds, toss of 166-2, which was below than Football League season Rallroadecs Prosier Ford the 174-i that gave the Z3-year- Friday night. jured leg, said he knew before jump w ith a kind-aided leap of slow because of a stiff wind, old University of Oregon stuthe race his "chances were 20 274 Parks, whose 4&82 is the fast- dent the AAU title. per cent of ever making the Robinso n, the 1975 and 1976 est electronic time in the world And Sheila Ingram, a 19team." AAU champion, will be Joined this year, overtook Fred New- yearold from the Pioneer '' by Larry M)TICkS, a 20-year-old house, a 27-year-old Baton Athletic Club, won the Women's He stepped off the track the sixth lap of his preliminary sophomore at ississippi Col. Rouge, La., engineer who was 400 in 52 69 heat because of a hamstring Names 20 30 1 Totals Herman Frazier, the 1976 ' . Robed McCarty It Mattingly, Syme 1 1 "Now I see you standing there with snow in y our hair. - smiling out the window of a hotel over Washington Square. Our breath comes out Like clouds mingling and hangs In the air. Speaking strictly for me, we both could have died then and there." cents, huh! So. 200 20 0 312 310 'J'J Bomb, would only pa $7 to vin. Huh, not much of a tip. I decided to watch rather than wager. It was a decision to be second-guessed, because Ti nys Time Bomb exploded and won the race. Rather than kick myself, I gazed back out across the infield, past the winner's circle, low profile odds board and sound of hoofbeats from horses warming up for the upcoming races. Something about that song. There was a girl I hadn't allowed myself to think about for a long time. Her laugh prodded my memory bank. Seven uOiiarS an d1 F- p clocked in 45.76. 1972 Robinson, a 28-year-old San Parks, the 24-year-old AAU Diego State graduateNlu and champion,tookcommanddown bronze medalist in nich, the straightaway to defeat a trustraearned a trip to Montreal next powerful field in the 400meters. Liquori, a picture of h i ngton St _ Railroaders lose that one, it be a Wuutcr-we-au situation ge tti,ng a rst-iunning single. Wedn esday night. Game time Shuler gave up four hits in all ld lege, .'.ho jumped a wind-aided y ch night is 7 pin. and fanned nine. Friday's encounter saw RAILROADERS Howardfanl4ofthe2lbatters he faced In the six-inning en- Kevin Hauman Cl Graham counter. The only base runners Fre<ide Howard against him were in the second Jimmy Williams lb e s " a fi epeat I I other nights. Where have you gone, driver Jim Tom the Tout, whatever his name is, now? The seventh race doesn't look so easy to handicap. On my own, I chose No. 6, but was beaten out when Dave Sica won with Monterey Hanover, No. 5. And there's that song again to 010 t IRE S, * 29 d OtI4St IOU d4C co d t* tiAli LEO 4111,30 Sol.,Us 64sirad "k scb . -- . . . trips in the long jump and Max- camPus, Ab. Its 10 .-. ie Parks won a blanket finish in CK) netersa 1e IS Friday. * (I' . Mo n d le hitter to lead his team over not quite perfect, but holding Jack Prosser Ford, 4.0. the Railroaders well in check. the Railroaders, who The fourth spelled the dl!drew a first-night bye on the ference. Jimmy Williams basis of having the best regular. reached base on an error, season won-loss record, ad- Jimmy Miller drew an vance to Tuesday's cham- Gregory Church drew walks to pI()fl5)Jp game in the double- load the bases and Robert elimination tournament. McCarty delivered a two-run Action shifts next to Fort single. Church scored on a Mellon Park Monday night, passed ball. when Prosser Ford meets Railroaders added an inFla gs hi p Bank of Seminole in a surance tally in the fifth. losers bracket game which will Howard opened with a double send one team home and scored on a fielder's choice The survivor goes up against bounce out by Miller. Howard the Railroadcrs If was only aYerin the1game . A" ___ - I . . ' g Freddie Howard put the and third innings, and those via Railroaders in the driver's seat walks. in the Little League city For the first three Innings, it tournament in Sanford Friday was a scoreless deadlock wi th night when he fashioned a no- losin g pitcher Darrell Shuler ________ - . X_: . lake is almost melancholy. Memories of other tips, OL t, o f4,.F.' I t:A p,atisiveness permits a wide attention span. 'Me liams earned second Olympic on the University' of Oregon "You'rv first on the scene, already a legend. Th e unwashed phenomenon, the original vagabond, heading straight Into my heart. There you stayed temporarily atsea... The madonna was your's for free. Yes, the girl on the half shell would keep you unharmed." YJItIIUI ,1&. iu muscle that "really never was was the healed since the AAU" Cham- Al announcement and the No. I horse, Tinys Time pionships two weeks 1 31 "v" The whole experience appeared to have left the usually voluble All in a less than cheerful mood. Alter briefly answering questions in his dressing Sunday, June 27, 11—iB a.jl.Y i four years ago? Where did you crawl? The worth from that haunting melody lingered. He said he hadn't been hurt except for some bruises on his legs from the persistent sideswipes of his opponent. The money obviously hadn't hurt either since, according to referee Gene LeBell, All plans to confront another wrestler, Bruno Sanrr.artjno, In New York after fights with Ken Norton and George Foreman. was Just letting time go "'Me starter is calling the horses. . ." Is i raids Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, had United States lost Marty liNine runners advanced to 27-11 4 and Williams, the just given the two-minute warning for the sixth. quori in the 5,000 meters, but Sunday's finals, last event at gold medalist at age 19. Wow, that Seminole infield is breathtaking Its Arnie Robinson and Randy Wil the U.S. trials it hayward Field 91 showel SPORTS room in a voice which could hardly be heard, he announced, "I want to be alone." face, 'while I collect my $6 million." .1111is . EUGENE, Ore. (All) gator who lived in the lake when the track opened Its 4,60 it 11h fl9 q5 j 29 1 kit 1. ".1, Ta n t. T bought you some cufflinks. you bought me something... we both know what memories can bring. They bring Larabee, once local king of the sulky? And of the ssa4locj A news, an in a philosophical mood asked All what thoughts he had while he lay on the floor, on one occasion being sat on heavily. Ford, Flagship "Well, I'll be damned, here comes your ghost again, but that's not unusual, It's just that the moon Is f ull and you happened to call. here I sit and on the telephone, hearing a voice I have known, a couple of light years ago, heading straight for a fall " 9 &9 0 64 0 000 6 0 0 0 00 landed to Inold's head, nelthei enough to stun nor floor him, the only other action in the 45. minute mismatch was when In. old rushed All or knocked him to the mat with leg sweeps Diamon ds, Rust uts va ,9TO e if- '411101111", for his part in the proceedings and Inoki up to $4 million, ma of the money coming from closed circuit television show. ings in the United States. Besides the two punches All a w Dr Railroaders' H owa rd: No-H Itter , C.*MWtt I I' . S Yeah, he said glancing to see if anyone was within earshot. One horse in the sixth lose. Sure, I said unconvincingly. . . thanks. It was like a scenario from one of Damon Runyon's novels. My tout was nameless, but I had seen him countless times at Central Florida pari-mutuel plants. Ile must go every n i ght. You, ve.seen h i m or a hundred like him. I put the incident out of mind as! pulled out of th e parking lot. Words from a Joan Baez song escaped the rear seat speakers. 0tepri pi- K gteale5 U was offensive in the extreme toward his foe. Wise cracks, abuse, expletives, derisive hula da ncing, nose th umbing and occasional reco urse to sticking his tongue out failed to l ure the honorable lnnkl within rnuo ! !!' ouncegloves. The American referee called it a draw, the Japanese boxing Judge. gave th e nod to the wrestier and the wrestling Judge tho ught it went to All. All is to receive $6.1 million AO ie out entl Haynes' . V~71 1 1.4 5 PP of his opponent, Antonio Inoki. Many in the audience of 14,. 000 who paid from $l7doflars to $1,000 to watch this dubious exhibition of inaction thought, all things co nsi de red, that Inold, a lantern.Jawed gentleman who took the initiative i, f. urioij way throughout, had won. All insisted, however, that he had been on the offensive, a fact less than visible to those in the crowd unless he meant hj behavior, which in most ways ' ' • ' ..... �2U-EvanIn Hersid. 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Bailey 2b W?ttOfl rf 4 2 2 i i Total; Smlfh2b 35 5 21 Totals i 0 0 AmbroseC 2 1 0 SCCFacvI?y Ill N2 4-14 Lak,MonreeI,n 3 311 2-17 SaIIsH 3 0 0 EMr$d.Stan4a,d NI 3$ IPamckOv,cas Alexanderp III 311 23 I I HillIb 2 1 2 ________________________________________________________________ TIptonil 3 0 1 Macdamcf 2 0 0 Westbrook;s 211 Calveylb 3 0 1 Totals 6S 4LA4 Chip Shots Groory Homes SCCFacuIty By HUGH .1NSLEy Herald GoU Correspondent IN 443 2-14 4N III 1-4 I Scott Hunter Monday Belongs To The Kids The boo-birds are suddenly blue birds for Dick Allen. "It was an awfully good feel. ing when the fans came down hL :" t- rUIJVWSIId first baseman said Friday night after getting a one-minute standing ovation. More than 38, fans at Veterans Stadium applauded Allen's two-home run perform. ance that helped the Phiuies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 12. 4. "11 was Just the opposite In the old days," reflected Allen. Allenwasatalented.butcon. troversial, figure In Phila.. delphla for several years. Despite such accomplishments as rookie of the year In 1964 and astronomical home run totals, be couldn't please the fans. Traded to St. Louis, he left with bitter feelings about Philadelphla, but the Ironic paths of baseball eventually led hit1, back to his original 5tarW1 point, In the other National League games, the San Francisco Gi.. ants blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 1.0; the Atlanta Braves turned back the San Diego Padres 4-1; the Cthcinnati Reds outscored the Hous- Olderman .4 - Allen's Boo Birds So Solly All, But Are Now Blue Birds Real Fight Tonight By MURRAY OLDERMAN ton Astros 84; the Pittsburgh Reik 8, Astros I Pirates routed the Montreal Dan Driessen knocked In fh E 92 and the New York runs with three hits and Mets trippel Uw Chicago Cubs bases.loafed walk, leading Cl cinnati past Houston. Petfri GI5IIII 1. lhi . Borho. nitched four Jnnlnv* Ii Chris Speler broke up a pitch. relief of Qnclnnatl starter Rid ing duel between Los Angeles' f1lnton to gain 'the victor1 Burt Hooton and San Fran- Houston reliever Tom Griffin cisco's Ed Halicki with a run. 5.2, was the loser. scoring single In the ninth In. Pirates, Expos! rung as the Giants defeated the Willie Stargell drove In tots gera. nuts and Richie Hebner hac Hallcki, 5-10, scattered seven three RBI's. Plttsburg Los Angeles hits In hurling his collected 15 hits to stop Mo& scc1 shutout of the season, treaL both over the Dodgers. The GIStargell doubled home a palz ants did not get a hit off Hoo- ofrunslntheflrst,slngled Ins ton, 5-8, until Bobby Murcer run In the sixth and drove In singled with two out in the sev- his fourth run of the night with enth. Hooton gave up four hits a single In the eighth. Hebner overall, tutatwo-runhnnerintl)etjj after getting an RB! single in Braves 4, Padres I the first Inning. Roger Moret and Mike Mar. Mets 7, Cubs shall combined on a four-hitter Mike Phiflipo hit for the cycle to lead Atlanta over San Diego. with his first home run of the Marshall, making his first ap- season, a triple, double and pearance In a Braves' uniform single, and Dave Klngman following his move from Los drove In four runs with his 24th Angeles, took the mound with homer and a single, powering two Padres on and no one out In New York over Chicago. King. the eighth Inning. He retired man's homer was a three-run pinch-hitter Willie McCovey on shot and came in the third Ina long fly to center and fanned ning. Phillips hit a two-nm Tho Fuentes and Willie David homer In the seventh when? to end the threat. Klngman also singled In a run. 'a Stumbling Red Sox Well, Since You Asked... Ends Retirement Q. How many of the present major league parks have MOBILE, Ala. (Al') Veter- had a ball hit out of them fair? I often go to games at Veterans an quarterback Scott Hunter will ever be hit out boys like of the park. says he will end a two-year ro-Josr'ph E. Kiefer, Falrless IUJIJI The speaker was Paul Callahan. The boy he was pointing 10 tirement and Join the Atlanta Pa. Falcons of the FootBy The Associated Press In the National League, fair balls have not been hit out of was his 12-year-old son, Reid Callahan, and the question being ball League thisNational fall. a six-game losing streak. FIrst Joe Rudi, The Oakland players P 3 in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Houston, Phildaelphla, Pittsburgh, answered was why was the sprawling facility of Sabal Palm Club baseman Mayberry aLso made threatened k) strike Sunday if so devoted to youth prg A with Alabama In 1970, St. Louis and San Diego. In the American League, fair balls have are getting to be as Sox' red asfaces their acnth inning, a diving, pla).three are not allowed to The Boston Red spectacular play IntumblIng, the 5ev- the Paul Callahan Hunter was drafted by the not pa5scd the confines of the Minnesota, Kansas City, Texas, and Sabal Palm Club have been the talk of Green Bay Packers. He is a Oakland, New York, Cleveland and Milwaukee parks. stloestring catch of a pop school coaches such as Lyman High SChOOl athletic director Dick teams Rangers 8-9, mute Sox 4-14 stumbling Bosox, last bunt that cut off a budding AnJorge (ta's solo home run in Copeland and Teague Middle School golf coach Cindy Maloney Erving of the New York Nets. If the ABA folds, will the Bucks be champs, dropped a 6-2 decision able to have Ering? T.B., Marinette, WIn. He quittofootball after and ti have been so Impressed with Callahan's dedication to Seminole season return ome A's 5, Twins 2 to the Detroit Tigers Friday and helped Chicago take the County youth that they have pitched In and donated their summer for the Mobile County Theoretically, with one out in the nightcap. After Orta's homer negotiating rights, he would be Milwaukee's property for night and slipped into fifth pinch homer time for the summer youth golf ograms. Ken McMullen's three-run Julius J.) ErMg Esslan's Sox two-run sion,his hehome lost, but says he will not think so. You mightthough remember that(Dr. Atlanta of thehimself NBA might place in the East Division, four ninth inning capped a four-run Jimthe Golf Is a major part of the Sabal Palm Club youth program and keep on topsingle 10-9, in Callahan is totally and primarily involved with the game of golf, try again. games under .500 and a stag. Oakland rally. The homer came highlighted a four-run outburst the county and signed him him illegally, lined heavily, recouped the money gering 10 games behind off Dave Bill Campbell, who relieved but there are other activities such as youth tennis, youth swimby selling to thewas ABA team. I thinkand he'll accompany the Nets pace-setting New Yorkthe Van. Golt.z with runners on In the ninth Inning. into a soon-to-be-merged ABA.NBA. Htmter said he hasn't signed ming, youth seubba diving and on the way to the practice greens a Falcons' contract )t, tt Q. Did file Nastase, the nasty Romanlan tennis player, really kees. First and second and none out In the opener, Toby Harsh years.old you haveand to give up marching way to bus fromloads one bus of YMCA or another youth going from to one three- thcy are very close to terms. say what Bud Collins reported him saying about Arthur Ashe at nipped the Milwaukee virtue of two runsleading In the top with one out inslam the bottom In other action, theBrewers Yankees and the Twins 2-1ofbyrun crashed a grand home their match In Kona? activity or another. Callahan is also on the board of directors of R.N., Ililo, HawaIi. the Seminole YMCA and there is usually a bus or two In the Hartzog Track 1.0, the Cleveland Indians the ninth. Claudell Washington of the ninth to cllmaz a fiveparking lot giving evidence of the gratis use of the facilities by one A television microphone did pick up Nasty muttering a racial edged the Baltimore Orioles 6- singled the tying run home and run rally and give the Rangers epithet, though it wasn't uttered directly No less andowned s, tlue Kansas City Royals hit the next pitch for an 8-4 victory. organization or another. than Gary Crosby, watching it on at TVArthur. at a nearby Kona the California AngelsMcMullen 6- his homer. Coach Of Year authority Surf, heard it. Collins felt impelled to explain itto the national 111 "I've been aroung golf all my life," the 45-year-old Callahan The split ........J CAR RflNDAI J;, T!I SAP! Tc 2'. id. "I.._. . 'i at U .hrt I w 12 me A's again did not use games behind Kansas City In ana I have not been away Southern Illinois Unlverslt"s Ash hin-.ajf says that Naaly didn't mean anything by Minnesota Twins 5-2 and the Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers and the AL West. ii from the game since that Ifl," Lew Hartzog has been named Texas Rangers split a double. Paul remembers being poor and needing a Job for the spending Missouri Valley Conference ....._.....,,_.,.J header with the Chicago White money. He remembers wanting to participate In a game he W&S track and field coach of the drawn to, but barely allowed. the opener 8-4 but dropping the nightcap 14-9. "In verb danylcssors, Allduz'ing my growing up we couldn't I irtzog's team racked up 104 " The Tigers' triumph was -i4 , points to win the indoor chain. their second in two nights over his borne town In Adrain. MAch. "We could only play on Monday piorustilp in Amarillo, Tex. In the Bed Sox, who had captured mong and we had to be off the coie by noon," he remem- May. His conference record beret 18 of the 20 previous meetings. Q. in reference to your recent column answer on power cludes three meet victories and E Yankees l Brewers 0 versus aserage, I believe it Is only fair tu point out a few imBROOK, Ill. (Al') Dork Ellis scattered seven BobOAK Dickson isa rarity most ofOrles the others. Al who Ge membership golf cote has problems striking a balance three team titles since Southern portant questions regarding your incomplete answer. How many hits (or his first AL shutout and ing golf pro since 1968 trying tooffyear and Coody, and necessity of open play. At Sabal Palm Club, however, tour. berger, having on of his bettet there Is no problem. Monday belongs to the kids. It Is their day in the order? How many times was Carew left stranded on base was tagged for a home run by an amateur. and it Is their facility. Members can play, but they are ondary Army Installs with the winning or ticlng run? How many more 1181's oWd Mickey Rivers leading off the to youth and their wishes must give way to the youth. "When a ters, were at even par i and Jackson have had If Carew preceded him in the lineup? L sixth inning. 1Is thus avenged member Joins, I tell him up front," Callahan explaIned. "i teu A combination of back Dick's closest pursuers. Scheaffele, Fremont, Calif. Air Attack a 1.0 loss to Travers exactly truuble and a swing thai Dicon's .iargin IsPGA the Valid questions. But the fact is that Carew and Jackson have one month earlier. Rivers' Seemed to be deteriorating has widest 36-bole lead on the said that he has had prospective members get upset and not tn Coach Homer Smith - - - - I\Jovj In Fifth Place - - - - - Sox, winning Dickson Swings - " - . Into VVes tern Lead '. - - 15 in - ' - - - Carner Gets An A In Golf H o m ewo rk - - .- -- ' - - ________ - :I.Y ;1'] - ________________ w i. New York Hooks And Jabs ______________________________________________________________ 8Y l.OUlSSWSIS Boxing Coming To Sanford . Vincent Champ And Villain . Baltimore DetroIt Boston ______ Kan City Texas undefeated since 1964 anti World Boxing Association champion, or Valdes, the Colombian without a loss since 1970 and the title holder of the World Boxing Council. If there are cracks in the granite that brought Monzon, 33, away from a field hand's job atJ4forahandfulofsand a plate of beans, and Valdes, 29, from the crew of a fishing boat, they seem to be showing In ., - . ----. ,.,, '' Prelude To A Melee Monzon. ,......... F I r e c r a c ic e r r a tis 6 2 1"e a iii s L e ci B yir F e t t' '1.0 C) () am tiredtitle. of lighting all these wars and not getting a shot at a record 62 teams have filed entries who will be putting his drovetothe pole position in last national entries icr Honor the July Fourth Purolator "This getting knocked down a lothas had me troubled too, but Medalof Firecracker 400 PepsiMercury QuaIlt to the test in year's Firecracker 400. July 2. I just had a complete physical and I (ound out what has been at Daytona International Pearson Buddy Baker will be trying to has won the score his first win at Daytona in wrong. It seems that even before the Madison fight, I have had an Speedway. Firecracker event more than his Norris Industries Ford. inner ear infection. That, among other things, has affected my Leading the list of teams any other driver, recording four equilibrium, Add to the field of entries vie for only 40 wins in the race. In the Ortiz fight I would get hit, not hurt really, buthitwith which startingwill positions is last year's drivers like Cale Yarborougli, punches I should begetting away from, and the next thing I knbw winner of the Firecracker 400 Two surprise entries might Benny Parsons, Darrell Waltrip is the floor Is coining up at me. the STP Dodge driven by also figure Into the outcome of and Lennie Pond and you have "One time, I landed flat on my face and I couldn't believe it Richard Petty. With only one the classic. A.J. Foyt, who Just an idea of how tight the was me laying there. Another time, he caught me on the side of win this season, Petty would vowed never to race at Daytona competition will be for the my head, near my ear and that really buzzed me. like nothing better than to start again after being fined (or a upcoming race. "But, all that is behind me now and I have been told it will be his winmnu wav nutin NASCAR rules infraction in the cca"cd i.,j, in a wk 1w,,. 1 d6u wditulg f"epsi Qualifying Day will get i)aytona 500 earlier this year, for a cutover my Daytona July Fourth, right eye to heal before I can get back to the ring, but when I do, I the racing activity underway on After a spectacular crash Just has submitted his entr'. want all those folks who think I should rettrc to be there and see if four seconds short of the (inish July 2nd when the first 20 they still think so." Johnny Rutherford, 1976 lady starting positions will be up for line, in February's On the subject of Vincent's image, talk was going around that he would like to cv Daytona 500, 500 winner, has also decided to grabs beginning at 11:00 a.rn. en the score give stock car racing a try Only the 40 fastest qualifiers Joeywasaliowmghtmselftogodown,justsohecouldgethackup with David Pearson, the again. Rutherford will be of the 62 entries will get and win, eventual winner, piloting the John Ray owned, green flag. Vincent was ready with an answer. '' t, - "That's the stupidest thing I have ever heard. In general, I couldn't care less for those screaming morons that come out to the fights, get drunk, and yell and scream (or my blood. "I am in this for the glory and the money, not to please a bunch of inferior human beings. I have my supporters, who stick with me in the good times and the bad, and I don't have to put on an act (or them. They know every time I fight, I will be gibing It everything I have. They are my friends and I don't have to un. press them. "Aslartherest, theonesthatalmostraisedtheroo(offolthe Sport.s Stadium when Madison stopped me. the ones that boo Mike Quarry in almost every one of his fights. The ones that evencheered when old Peedro (Taco) Perez was getting whipped tip on by Madison those people can all go where the sun never shines. "I have never run into a fight crowd in my life like the group they have come out to the Sports Stadium. They don't care who is getting killed, just so someone is. "Me try to Impress them? Try to et them to love me? You have got to be kidding!!! '1 know they are the ones that are paying their money to watch me fight and they have the right to cheer or boo anyone, Hut I'll be darned III will ever take one punch that I don't have too, just to impress (hem." This corner takes a wait-and-see stand on if Vincent should retire. The story about the inner.ear makes sense, and it might be the reason he Li suddenly getting knocked down frequently. His next fight may tell As far as him tr)ing to change his image, I'm afraid Hollywood, California couldn't do that. And anyone thinking that JoeyVincentcaresifheLslovedornot,hasprobablybeentaking more head punches than Joey. Vincent is a villaIn. His flamboyant life style and all he knockdowns in the world will never change that. - -. - ' - - _ ..- . :- . .- -- - " -- . . . _ 6. -. - -- - .--- -. . _ _ _ _ ---------- 14. - - . - - - Busy pita scene durIng 24 Hours race ______________________________________________________ This Boxer Is A She ! MIAMIIAI' -Joy Gladsden has competed in several sports since she was nine years old, but the sport she's training (or now isn't open to women. She's a boxer "She's a very diligent worker," said Tom Bunetta, her trainer at the Elizabeth Vlrrick Gym in Miami. "She can pack a wallop." Joy, 18, is competitive in just about everything she does. She swam in competition at age 9 and played water polo on a championship team. She thinks water polo is tougher than boxbecause she broke her ing nose doing it. She's only been training since March, but Bunetta said she's ready to spar with an opponent and test her skills - I Major League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Amateur Athletic Union's would finish as quickly as pos. BATTING 1150 at bats)BATTING (150 at bats)McB,'ide. SIt., .314. GFosler, 0 Brett, XC, rules, however, forbid her to sible. .363. LeFlore, Cm. 3.40; A Oliver. Pgh, -333. Det, 3-49. McRae. KC. 346; spar with either men or wornShe skipped the 12th grade, Crawford, $11. .333. Morgan, Bostock, Mm, 327; Rivers, NY, en. The AAU's affiliated doe- took placement tests (or early Ci 33) 324 R U N S-Rose. Cm, RUNS-Otis, 60; XC. 51; tors, the Association of Ring- adrnls.sionto Miami-Dade Corn. MarPP'. 56; GrIft,y, Ci grove. Tn, 48; It White. PlY, 'bIle Physicians, voted last mur,itv Celleit!. and went 00; win,ielo. u. z, Morgan, 44, LeFlore, Del. 43; Riven, month to continue the ban on summer school n order to Cm. 50. NY, £3. North, Oak, 43. It U P-I S BAT T E0 medical grounds. speed things tip. INRUNS BATTED IN-Bur G.Fostec, Cm, 62, Kingmôn, One member who favors al. roughs. Tes, 53; Mayberry, KC. NY. Schmidt, SI; PhI, 56; She's aiming for law school lowing women to box is [) T.Perez, Ciri. 51. Morgan, Cm, 4. Chambi;ss. PlY. 46: Otis, KC, 45. Munson, PlY, 44. Paul Williams'of Trenton, N.J. and a practice as a trial law. HITS-G.Brest. XC, 91; LeFyer. HITS-Rosa, Cm. 92; Monha "A protective cup can be lore. Det, 57; McRae, XC, ; nez. All, 90: Garvey, LA. She said her desire to box Carew. Mm, SI. RIvers. NY. 12. made available for all female Buckner, LA, Si. Cardenal, participants," WIlliants said, competitively is a personal one. Chi, $6. OOUBLES-McRae. KC, 17; "I'm doing this (or myself," DOUBLES-ZIJI. Pob, 19; 0 Evans, Bin, 16. Carty, Cli, "Breasts are no more vulnerMadIock. Cril, II; Hargrove, Tn. 16, OtIs, able than the exposeti parts of she said. "Not for any group or AtI, II, Garvey, Montanez. LA, 15; KC. II cause. I'm no martyr.' the male, In boxing or in other 0 Maddox. Ii. 11 TRIPLES- OCash. PhI, 7, sports." TRIPLES-G.Bre$t, XC. But she said there Es one cit. Pgh, 7, Tyson, 511. C.a'ner. Oak, 7; Blanks, CI., 5; Although only 18, Joy is en- cumstance under which she D.Parker, 7, W.Dêvis, SO. 6. Geronlmo, LeF lore. Oct. 5; XC, tering her senior year at Uni- would gI'.'e up the sport. Cm. S S. P-4g' Cak, 5. HOME RUNS- Kirgman, PlY, e.rsity of Miami, having tieHOME RUNS-L.MJV, "I'm a student, not a boxer," Sal, Schmidt, PhI, 20; G.Fosler, 13. Yttr:emshl. Bvi. 13; Rice, tided when she entered Coral she satd."I would stop boxing if 21; Cm, 16, Monday, ChI. 12; Mor 8w. 12; Otis. XC. 12, Bando, (',ahks High School that she my grades t:Irtt'(1 to slip ifl C'i. 12 - - - '' - ' ... - -. xml 10 26 606 31 $ .369 2½ Ft1I:_) - !'- t DrIver), 2. Tlnys Miss Bissehl JàIt4IàI FRIDAY RESULTS (BrIdges), 3. Bullet Freight (Bralnard), 1. Stratton (Brhttor,), 5. Sir Hampton (Strong). 6 Heather Chance (Hall), 7' Bvddy Hop. 31 36 143 5',, FIRST 1. Ntstor.PecIna (5) 1.60, (Vandefyort), S. Mlnly Nib (Rati). Calif 250. 3.10; 2. Victor-Sutton (3) 3.50, 29 43 .403 14 NINTH- I Curt iubile (Kim3.40, 3. SOlCO-Lorento (5) 3.20. Q (3- ball). 2. Extra Aguj Friday'; Games .'i'gq4_s), 3 5) 10.10; P 96.30. Texas 19, ChIcigo 414 BeatrIce Way CR. Regur), 1. Jeans Ci,velar,d 6. BaltImore SECOND-i. Bob.Goros (5) 11.10, Babe (Kome,-s), 5 Majorette 1. Bar 7.10. 510 Detroit 6. Boston, 2 (2) 110. (Serbes), 6. Czar Napoleon New York 1, Milwaukee 0 1.20; 3. Nestor-Sutton (5) 3.10; 0 (7- (Wingard). 7. SpecIal Byrd. I) 61.10. P (5.2) 151.50; Big 0 Kansas City 6, CalIfornia TENTH- 1. Santas Girl (Bolton), wIth 2-5) 111340. Oakland S. MInnesota 2 2. Manvta (Adams),). Dr. Spe.dab4t Satvrday's Games THIRD- 1. Bob Lorenzo (3) 7.00. (Rugglers), 1. Mlchele Eden .1. Cleveland (Eckersl.y 5.50. 3.00; 2. Gaitan-Gotros (2) 1.10, Heelyl. 3. Peoples Choice (Ic Van), at BaltImore (Garland 7.0) 3.40; 3. Barguin-Sutton (5) 3.20; Q 6. Sumter Princess (Cuihane), 7 Milwaukee (Slaton 4.4) at (23) 23.10; P (3.2) 44.60. Curtis Hill (Selders). FOURTH- I. ECPIflIZ (3) 14.20, New York (Flgueroa II) 7.60, 3.10; 2. Paco (II 660, 530; 3. Deti'oIp (Roberts i.s at D:iMartI (5) 2.10; 0 (1.3) 10.20; P 13-1) Dog Racing ton Chant S-S) 16.70; 00 (3-3) 101.10. Mlrwiesota (Hughes 3.5) FIFTH- 1. .iorgeRGdeIto (1) Oakland (MItchell 3-4) DAYTONA BEACH 11.10,6.10,1.60; 2. Galdos.Sarcfuy (3) CalifornIa (Kirkwood 2-7) at FRIDAY'S RESULTS 5.20, 3,50; 3. Apraiz-Cotiian (2) 120; Kansas City (PattIn 1.7), (n) n 16.20; P (I-)) Chicago (Brett 3-1) at Texas FIRST - I. Madeawish (I) 520. (Blylev,n S-I), (n) SIXTH- 1. Solana-Ovy (2) 15.10. 540 120 2. Janls (3) 12 10. 7.00; 3 Today's Games 6.20.1.00; 2. VIctor-Peclna (1) 10.00, Sovran Stormy (I) 7 00; 0(3 e 1a. v..... IWIR$ I Cleveland at Baltimore, 2 Detroit at Boston Callforni at Kansas City Minnesota at Oakland Chicago at Texas, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pct. GB Phila 41 19 .712 Pitts 31 21 .5-69 9", New York 35 37 .416 15 St. Louis 30 35 .411 iS Chicago 30 35 .4.41 15 Montreal 2] 10 .363 23", West Cincinnati 43 27 .614 Los Ang 39 32 .519 4k', San Diego 36 33 .523 6½ Atlanta 32 31 .464 10", Houston 31 39 .443 12 San Fran 29 44 .391 1St', Friday's Garnet rixw yorx ,, cnlcago 4 Philadelphia 12, St. Louis 4 CincinnatI 5, Houston 6 Pittsburgh 9, Montreal 2 Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 San Francisco 1, Los Angeles ° Saturday's Game; New York (Koosman 6-6) at Chicago (Bonham 6-3) SI, LouIs (Focich 2.2) at (nI Pittsburgh (Reuss 7.S) at Montreal (Warthen I-I), (n) Cincinnati (Zachry 6.2) at Houston (Andujar 24), (n) San Francisco (Montefusco 77) at Los Angeles (Rau 6-1), 520: 5 G..Idoq..flj.v.hvt Ill I In. r% -- -- Ii fl.20; T(I-3-1) 1632.00; 34-61. SECOND -1. Cousin Francis (6) 1060 7.50360; 2. SheIly (3)1.00. 300; 3- Moving MillIe (2) 3.20; 0(36) 25.40; P(6-3) 52,50; 79.fl. THIRD -1. Lucky Llbra (3) 5.10, 3.40, 7.10; 2. Ramblln Girl (6) 5.20. 2,20; 3. Susie Gem (1) 3.20; 0(5-6) 15.10; P(S-6) 31.20; 31.59. FOURTH - I. Antonio's Goden (6) 10.10, 3.60, 3.20; 2. Wright 0. Neec, (3) 4.50, 3.00; 3. Wonder World (2) 5.50; 0(34) 1560; P(6-3) 60.00; 37.25. FIFTH - 1. Lanky Hank (7) 7.20 450) 50; 2. Persuader Acre (3) 5.20 3.10; 3. Lady's Day (2) 3.50; 0 (3 7) 30.20; T (7-3-2) 250.13. SIXTH -1. AlIce 1-lansen (5)2610 600 1.20; 2. Redonna One (3) 5.20 4.10; 3. Master Honiri (1) 300; 0 (35) 19.50; P (43) 201.60; 31 61. SEVENTH -1. Blue Jim (5) 660 3-203.60; 2. Rocket U. (7) 450 120; 3- Madam Printer (1)9.10; 0 (57) 3430' T (5-7-I) 219.00; 3935 EIGHTH -I. Friskie Jim II) 510 0 (1-5) 55.20; P (5-1) 152.10; Big 0 1.10360; 2. My Blue Velvet (1) 11 60 I wilh 1-5) 1572.60. 13.60; 3 Run Dog Two (2) 550. 0 (1. 4) 91 60. P (1 1) 321.90; 31.53 NINTH - 1.. )(id Coath (7) 620 Harness 320310:2. R'jth Rcat (5)7005-IC. 3. lma Friend (2) 6 03; q (7 1)3060; SEMINOLE 1' (78-2) 559.40; 32.26. FRIDAY'SRESULTS TENTH - I. Moneychanger (5) (24) 32.20; P (2-1) 9S.40; DD (1-2) 73.20. SEVENTH- 1. BCu-Cobian (2) 21.10, 7.40, 1.60; 2. MultIlla-Paco (3) 1200, 6.00; 3, Galdos.Gasti II (I) 4.10. 0 (25) 40.60; P (2-5) 127.50. EIGHTH- 1. Rafael.Cobian (I) 19.20. 9.00, 5.20; 2. Isasa-Rodolfo (6) 16.00,1.20;3. Jorge-Echaniz (1)5.20. O (1-6) 71.10; P (16) 330.90; Big Q (2-5 with 1-6) 1325.20. NINTH- 1. Gash (1) 14.20. 1.60 100: 2. Isasa (5)5.00, 5.60; 3. Apraiz (2)3.60; 0 (1-5) 3.4.00; P (1-5) 129.30. TENTH- I. Bargiun.Goro (5) 16.10, 7.40, 4.10; 2. Gaitan-Diaga (4) 6.10. 3.60; 3. Mario-Lor,zo (1) 4.10 Q(I-S) 40.50; P (SI) 119.70; DO (1-I) 111.90. ELEVENTH-). Soiana.Wally (5) 20.00, 11.00, 6.00; 2. Mutilla.Cobian (3) SM, 4.50; 3. Rafael-A,rieta (3) 17.20; 0 (3-5) 67.10, P (6-3) 167.10. v.a. , r v,s , a_.. - - " "°'-"Y '"''' 12.00, 5.20, 1,20; 2. GastI-Wally (1) 660,610. 3, M tlEthaiz - Racing FIRST -1. Chris Gold (Bridges) 2.40; 3-Wayside Tansu (1)2 20:0 (l(I) 7-50 6.50 2.60; 2. ScotIl Iron (2) 5) 15.50; P (44) 61.20; 31.51. 10.60300; 3. Bright Mir (3) 2.100 (IELEVENTH -1. Dream Acre (1) 2) 137 20 1 1:35.1. 2400 13.40 S 60; 2 Jug (7) 19 20 500; SECOND - 1. Ocala Dutchess 3. Volare (3) 7,$0,Q(4.7) 9560: P (4(Deberry Jr.) (4) 15 00 6.20 3.00; 3. 7) 32540, 3945. Sumter Dream (2) 400 3 00; 3. Kim TWELFTH -1. Par. (6) 1000600 Lobell (II 240 P (2 1) 145.50 T (42$) 3 20; 2 Brindle Skipper (5) 460450; Alianta (Niekro 6-4 and Mor. 1.127 60 OD (1 1) 154 60. Consolation 3. Just Plain Verge (3) 100. 0 (65) ton 06) al San Diego (Jones 13DO (1-3) 19.00(1.7) 12:13.1. 3850; T (4 5-3) 32] 40; 3 and Splilner 2-6), 2. twi. THIRD -I. Nelson Way (Taylor) Att - 6036; Handlt - $750,300. Today's Games ii 12.406,204.20; 2. Sampson Flight St. Louis at Phildeiphia ENTRIES (5)6.207.40.3. BHavenV4a'1, (2)4.40 PIttsburgh at M*ntrel 0 (5 7) 1.23 00 I (7 5.2) 1.175 10 1 New York at ChIcago FIRST- 1. Trusting, 2. Timolhy 2 - 12 1 Cincinnati at Houston FOURTH - 1 Pan Lady J Faith, 3 Golden Dream. 4. My 5a, Francisco at Los Angeles (Deacon) (3)600)10310; 2. Birdie Odyette, 5 Hayseed, 6. Kerry Atlanta at San Diego Woman, 7. Penrose Wttvnof. $ C.av Bee Bright (1) 1400 9 , • Don (7) 350 0 (1-3) 1.2600 T (3-I-i) Mood SECOND- 1. Whippendeal, 2. 1144.602.093. FIFTH - I. Star Student Nimble Roady, 3. Malt 1.. 4. Proven (D'Amato) (3) 33.00 9 00 540; 2. Sister. S Wright Bylaws, 6 Ramble, FLOCIOASTATILIAGUI Snazzy Rocket, I. Sandy Time. Paisye Knight (2) 3.00 5.10; 3. NerTharn THIRD- 1. Wright Can Can. 2. Forecaster (1) 320 0 (2)) 1.5670 1 w. L Pd, OS (fcndy StrIde, 3. BarS Redwine, 4. i3 21) $1094.03; 2:10. Tampa 41 2$ 194 Lak.4.nd SIXTH - I. Pentlglne (Burgess) Milk and Honey. 3 Enforcer, 6. Post 29 363 2 SI P,tarsb,,rg 32 31 137 'i (6)15405.70002. Dea Frisky (3) Parade. 7 Judy Farrow, S. Miss Wintq HCv,n 23 44 362 16 6.103.20:3-Western Champ (2) 2.60 Pe$'o $.vflwqn DIvisim, FOURTH- 1 Vera Gann, 2. Q (3 6) 1.105 101 (6 32) $721 00; 1:31. Mami 42 22 656 SEVENTH - 1. Bennas Baby HappyHorst,3.GeronlmoEckertl auueraie •, W Palm Baacn 29 33 433 13 (Neely) (5) 1.70 2.40 2.20; 7. Eds Running Randy, S. .Jobili's Skydrol, Pcmpars Star" 25 29 $1 17 Buddy (1) 1.60 3.60; 3. Nardins 6. Perot Misty. 7- Blue Grace. 5. Friday'; Seavlti Pusiycat (1)3-40; 0(4-3)1.1 60; T . Penrose Fee. Mami at Pompano Bach. pod • wit FIFTH- 1. Spotted Orphan, 2. 4-1) 91_IC: 2:10.3, EIGHTH - 1. Ocala Paddy Wak Christy's Hope, 3- Wnghl Amazed, Fart La.3.rd.;. 7. Weal Palm Such o Lak.l.nd 3. Tampa 0 Tipsy Blue, 5. Golden Glitter, 6. (Vandev,nter) (U) 1000 3 50 5 00 WnI.r H4vin 7. St. Petersburg I Color Me Beanie (1) 5.20 400 3 Sue Knew, 7. Fast Rising. S Bar S i.twrday'sGam.i Frisky Donna (3)6-600(1 5) 16.20T Forsox. M0m1 a, Pompano Bear?, SIXTH- I, Daisy Strider, 2. (5 1 5) 39$ 00; 2:09. FOCI t..auo,rOal, at Weal PeIm Tampa at Lak.land VIxen. 3. Lcnesome Edy, I. NINTH -1. Sam Bengasi (Neety) S' P'e-tburg al Wnt,r HlyTn (7) 1400 400 2.60; 2. Spanish Elfie Lube, 5. B.J.s Tagalong, 6- Special Glitter. 7 Desert Lady, S,Mr. Good 320250;). Nailsnah (2)300; SOuTHIINI.Is,ou. SEVENTH- I Hari3y Type, 2 7)21 10; 1 (7-5.2) 141.20, 707 3. Eastern DIyIa*, TENTH - 1. Adios Miiley Win Jac, 3 Just Foxy, 1. Royal W.. 1.. PcI.. os Jasonv:Fi 3 5 I (Kurtsworm) (6) 14.10 13.10 950; 2 Wasin. S Legalize, 6. Jim Bob Orlando 3 2 300 I Riteway Ralph (5) 500 3.10; 3 fr. Hansen. 7 Delb.ana Tick. I. Painless 1 Hill (7) 700: Q (65) 4720; T (4.57) Dentist ChariotIs 04 EIGHTH- I. G.R. Dale, 2. Gin 425 40. 2:09.3. Waster. OlvIsiwi Fizz, 3 Or Penny, 1. B's Easy Att - 7036; Handle - 1.97.6.32. Money, 5 M & Ms Kimber, 6. Merit. 7 White Shasta, I. Kolohan,. ENTRIES NINTH- 1. Group Leader, 2. FIRST-I. Dandy Horn (Raul. 2. Gene Steam). Bentley, 1. Busy Mr John L. Purdue (Kucia), 3 J.M. B, S øoy Wonder, 6. Julian, 7 King (J. Neely), 4. Nealon Time Satinee. I Stick Jim TENTH 1. Doily M., 2. True (Patterson), 5. KinnikinnIck . . (Weaver), 6. Fly Fly Fella (Stader), Faith. 3 Bunny River, 1 Bold Star. I P-lobe (Gill), S. Hi Candee 5- Keith Geiger. 6. Brave Ron, 1 Sans-age Himax.5. Thomas Thomas Neamani ELEVENTH- I- MaXtown SECOND- 1. Speedy O'Neil, (AidreiCh). 2. Nifty Lady Byrd Cotintesi, 2. Kim Luke, 3, Triple (Komers), 3 Our Favor (Kimbill), Kwik. I. Travelin Lucy, S Aurun. 6. I C U Lator (Becker), 5, Dancing Tels Mae Ye$. 7 JimI Zip. I. Wright Colieun (Peters), 6 Barley Torpid Glee. TWELFTH- I Trooper JIm, 2 (Bridges).?. Lake Way (B Regur), Printer - s Star, 3 Mu Moss, I. Mr CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio I Varsity Bomb (Serbes) ' S. Bryan Keith, 6. Macs THIRD- 1, Mary Jo AdIos tAP) -Some golf toux-naments (Seidersi 2. Kingly Hal (Rau), 3. George 7. Pitchys Doll, 5, Cousin try to sell toothpaste or soap Glenoe-a Duke (Hobbs), 4. Prompt Kim f1'.... i..,,. .... r'., W•yn•')I, J'II WU 04$L1 L.dlLa.rLaa Invitational is attempting t Driver), a Jefferson Import (S. Clark, 7. Fealhee' Hill (Strong), I. establish a fitting memorial to Echo (Burgess). FOURTH- 1 Little Steve (Gill). perhaps the greatest woman 2 Greenland Beauty (S Clark), 3 athlete ever. BC. Deen (Brainard), 4. Knight Hi The 72.hole tournament (6gts). S Counsel Rice 6. Loco Legs (Serbia). began Friday with the trap- 7IBourgeors), Stinger C- (Thompson), 5. Byrs pings of the usual stop on the t.sonor (Van Deventer). Ladies Professional Golf FlTH- I. JhtS (Strong). 2 Champ Dapple, (Sica), 3. Deliner Association t•• (Ruggles), I. Taylors Farvel (Bridges), S. Cash Box (Komars), 6 A $100,000 purse with East (Rauth). 7 Shawnee winner taking home 5iS,000'' Buboi Win leading money winner Judy SIXTH- 1 Breezy Sal (Hall). 2 R.ankln Is her usual position as T J. 0. (Dvoracik). 3. Passe IM. 'n'• vnr,r,uw arIunaruJ. favorite, and the hungry Minor Leagues (),1 - , Za Fi a r ias 'lr a (II t 10 fl .- - . 10 24 .623 31 31 .316 7 , •', 31 n 9½ 30 3.4 .169 10 23 36 .110 13", Oakland icao Mlrmesota New York Yankees' Lou Pinlella (14) slides Into Boston's Carlton Don't be surprised to see professIonal boxing In Sanford this Ills face, with his high Indian Fisk, trying to score from second on a single. He was out, and In summer, cheekbones, is still as blank trying to dislodge the ball from Fisk's glove, collided with the with controlled brutality Orlando Sports Stadium promoter Pete as Bosox catcher and touched off a melee in Yankee Stadium. Fisk Ashlock is negotiating when he took the title from Nino with Sanford Armory officials to stage a pro card there this Benvenuti, but there are doubts came up swinging and both benches emptied. Piniella and Fisk summer. _____ about what is going on in his were ejected from the recent game. t'L-..4.1.. I..... .I..........2_L. .. - head. With morn lhin , miIlI,n £ £u$1U42 Ild.3.._... d IIW weice -wiignc cnampion - oey Vincent. .........."""""'U" But If you pay attentIon to the kind of talk that was circulating at dollars in banks outside of ringside after "Mr. Excitement" stopped Miami's Ponce Ortlz for ArgentIna, Monzon has insisted the title last Tuesday, you come away wondering if Vincent should he no longer lights for money, but (or his pride. retire, Monzon, who sounded like a Retirement talk sprung up with the first punch of the fight, an Ortli uppercut that dropped Vincent and kept him in hot water for charmless All berating Valdes two weeks ago, has calmed at least a round and a half. down a bit as if he realized Vincent has a most Impressive ring record, 24-4-2 with 21 KO's, but since he was stopped in the opening round by George things were possibly in doubt. At first he predicted victory Madison (our fights ago, Joey has been spending a lot of time within 10 rounds, and then he the canvas, In Joey's next outing, held in Alabama, he walked into a right started saying he had all the hand and tumbled to the floor when hit by little known Mike West tune in the world to win in 15. Valdes' capacity to suffer in the second round. physically is not in doubt, but Vincent got up to stop West in the same session but talk there is some concern about dicated Joey no longer could take a punch. Three weeks ago at the Stadium he stopped Nlcky Wills in the hIm psychologically. CD'nl ,.n,,rnl n,,.l ..l,h.,.....l.. I.... .IL.I..'. ,UuJ,u, £UIU UIUIUU)11 1I1 UIWI get uroppeu in trias contest, Vincent seemed on the verge of going down several times. Then came the Ortiz fight and three more trips to the canvas and much more speculation about Joey "getting out before he gets hurt." According to Joey Vincent, the best person to ask If Joey Vinccnt should retire Is Joey Vincent. "I will know when I should get out of boxing and It might be , .... Mll'kee I h0 S. Saint Claw Eulle (Bridges). 6. 3 I •7 ' Princess Strong (R. Regur), 7. 22 PrIvate Line (Vaflderyort),5 Birdie 'ivIlIe 03 3 Fridays N.sett H. Volo (Ellis). .I$(Ci,vlfl 7, ctiat,., o SEVENTH- I. BI'I5iI1 (Kucia), idrtgomry 3. Clarion. 3 2. Great Value (0. Spriggi), 3. Ovlande II. KnoxvIlle 6 Potentate Pick (UdeIl), 4. Speedy COtumOus 36. Sav$.v,, 410 Tracer (Seiders). S. Adios DuctIlsi Sltwgay's Gams SY.mat, at columbvi CM. CranU, 6. ChrIs Fristo. OarIene a, Montgomi,-y (Burgess), 7. .ack Pence (Ic Van). KnoxyIll I. Monterey Hanover (Sic,a) Jkipio Columb.,s CPla'toqa AMERICAN LEAGUE East offense Intended to Muhammed the reunified middleweight title each drawn up from the pits of All and his Japanese wrestler and the prognosis is real yb. South American poverty, has friend, but the main event is lence, real pain, - hr thiq wpr.Iuin,I ('r!' r !!'1"?$11._..' I .lost more of -his capacity to suf. the Argentine, "545 - - Baseball MONTE CARLO tAP) - No zon fights Rodrigo Valdes for on which of the two boxers, . . singles hitter while the other has demonstrated power to drIve 19 24 scoreless Innings against man, former U.S. and British stroke Ray Flo)'S brea1way members appreciate the things that are going on at Sabal Palm for the Army team. It could be and the youth of Seminole County. It true that tackle Wayne Moore of the Miami Dolphins Q. Is an air game since he has IndIans 6, OrIoles 5 "1 promised myself that if lever had anything to do with on the Circuit, was picked up as a free agent from the SF 49e on the recomwon't fold. George Hendrick's nthth4nthey would not happen to other kids like It did to me. Well, gs, I have Apopke, back next fall. terback Lamon Hall of mendatlon of Monte Clark, who is now the coach of the 4n? His last vict was the 1973 SharIng fourth place as the something to do with ngs and things are not that way." ning single scored Larvell San Diego Open and for two field was cut to 70 low scorers Hall passed for 1,197 yards, aw., Panama City, Fin. Absolutely. Before Monte joined the Dolphins as an assistant run Blanks with the tie-breakIng years he has failed to crack the and ties are rookie George Callahan loved the game of golf so much that he mastered the fifth best in Army history, last coach in 1970, he used to work out between seasons at the 49ers Indians seven games behind he is list on the cash and kept the secondlace top son 00 money winners. This List se of optometry, who tied for seeBu and CU Morgan, a doctor Just by hanging around," Paul said. "Heck, U you didn't know Smith's second campaign at the young lineman also working out there and found out his name was dropping tMrd-Lace Baltimore down road," how tothe play golf and you were a caddy-why, they'd just run you Point, won only two of 11 Wayne Moore. When the 49ers put Moore on waivers in '70, they 8 games back. Blanks opened lcs of his But now he says the median- Classic. They were at 143 while Paul Callahan has done everything there Is to do around a golf games. tried to hide him by listing him as Solomon (his real first name swing are coming other rookies Steve Verlato and the ninth with a single club. He has wrapped clubs with the old winding, been caddy Moore. Clark read through the guise and had the Dolphins claim moved up on Frank Robinson's and back, He holds a six4froke ie Homero Blancas were at l. him Detroit River master, bus boy and bartender. Golf Just captures some people's when healthy, he has been their best offensive tackle, grounder. Rico Carty drew an entering today's third round of energy and imagination, and that's what happened In Callahan's t tti beQ. Has any other National League pitcher ever won 10 games intentional walk before Hendr. vldes the winner 140,000 and cases. Golf became a way of tile with hIm. He earned his money Fish Stocked before the end of May, like Randy Jones did thIs year? the Western Open which pro. hind are defending champion B and learned etiquette on and around the golf course, He played Chula Vista, Calif. G.K., ick single. delivered his game-winning pass Into the World Series of atHale 145.Irwin and John Mahaffey NEW YORK AP The DeIt has happened twice before. In 1968, Juan Marichal of the golf on the high school team at Adrian, such as it was. Although troit P.Iver between Detroit and San Francisco Giants was 10-0 goIng Into June. In 1970 JIm Roynis I, Angels 3 Golf in September. John Mayberry erupted from The cut was at a whopping 11 drilled 69 through over par 153, leavIng a fIeld of He good enough toown earninitiative a full scholarship Ea,stern therewas participating. By his be became atogood golfer,headandBrowntrout. with chinook salmon and steel. one distinction. He won hIs 10th on May30 thIs year. The other two five runs with a pair of tower- GolfDickson club Friday (ora136, Michigan University where he was captain of the golf team. "We won theirs on May 31 of theirrespecuveyears. n- Pate, who won the US. Open were very spirited and very good," he chuckled. "We even won a derparonaaur3ethatki.J Sunday,hadal* maUuaboutonceayear." At Eastern Michigan University Callahan majored in acBilly Casper, a four-time counting and the two became his business weapons. Pushing the Western Open winner, Pete pencil could solve business problems and his golf game gave him Brown, Jim Colbert and Gibby social growth. He used to play golf with Jim Winston Gllbert withdrew Friday with a Jacksonville and that had a direct bearing on Callahan's taking variety of hurts and pains. Sabal Palm Club when Barnett-Winston accepted a deed tO Tom Weikopf walked o area In lieu of foreclosure some time back. CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio The second round of the 72(Al') after idne holes fcr "personal Callahan's attention to youth is wholesome and good. He JoAnne Carrier did her hole tournament at hilly and reasons," He had a seven on the respects youth and youth Immediately respects him. Every youth homework and consulted with demanding Tanglewood Couri. par 3 eighth hole and a double( the teacher, and now she's got try Club was scheduled for toprogram is well supervised and has competent instructors. I oni a,x. wv --" Lv on t....i _____________________________________________________ OIIU ww (lay, withthe reupte are atxraczeu to rum 'no Love to do wtst fieldofl6 lilveLnthe water at me tutu People such as Chuck Slolz, executive enough she could be on her way nine amateur, to be cut to the when he decided to depart, in-inch of the YMCA are as at borne at Sabal Palm as they are in to a second stralajfl Ladies low 60 scorers anti ties for ti',e own offices sslonal Golf Association final 36 holes Sunday and Bruce Crampton made Die Golf may not mean as much to his son, Reid, as t Monday. to cut wIth 149 although ballooning The robust Mrs. Carrier, 37, The long course played even Callahan, but that doesu't bother him. Reid has been playing golf to an 60 wIth 10 bogeys and Oi* survived a double bogey 7 on longer after Thutdy' rain, since age three a'ud (h double bogey. thtee years he has gone to the Future her fourth hole and finished which washed Masters Golf Tournament In Dothan, Ala., which Is for national out the schedueJ Julius Borne bowed out with a golfers ages 10 16. FrIday's first round of the first round., Only Miss Tu manfitting gesture on the last green. fl0O,000 Babe Zaharlas In. aged a consistent underpar Youth golf programs are being enthusiastically received vltatloguij with a two-under At the par-4 dogleg 14th, Borne enthusiastIcally offered all over the county. Just about every round with three birdies and nford s Pee Wee League, the Tigers, inelade, IOU! balls In the water and 70 and a share of the lead. one bogey in her scoring to right, tint row Scott '(tiger and Lee Charron; Second row took a 12, finIshing with an 17 loves Tied with the veteran were Clc behind the leaders were THE CHAMPS Tony Van Burger, Mark Kro'j'jrackl Mike 162. Holc, jgj for Sue Roberts and Susi Oneman'sdesiretomkethingsdjlfprentUbeeyerwuina rOOkleMYuTuofTaIwan Babes, Jody '(tiger, Dt*aae Mitchell; Third row, coaci pxeitin to do anything about It can be leading qualifier at thIs year's McAllister at paz 72 and Amy jof1. AItermkIputton, tagious. Chi5roll Randy Lester, Darylj Bests LPGA school, and Mi. Smith of Alcctt, Kathy McMullen and n, Jeff Richardson, County youth have benefued from ii Mitt last hole, he plucked the ball Swinlord, Xtla Doqhtery New Zealand. Glenn Itriger. (Herald from the cup end threw it into a Sandra Palmer at Ti. Photo by Tern Vincent) nearby take. - EIiI; I Sunday, June 27, 19Th-38 - Seminole Community College lake Monroe Inn rapped out Jim GRSOn and Bob Markos Faculty won oue and lost one 21 hIts en route to a 17-9 trIumph who each went 44or.5. Alan Friday night In the Metro over the Patrick Outcasts In the Buky had two doubles and a League's slow.pltch softball night's other game. single. SCC got two hits from action at Fort Mellon Park. Jim Shalls went Mor-5 to lead Tom Wheaton and Gene Hill. SCC squad upoet favored SCC In its winning effort while Ed Malsak was 4-for-4 to pace Elctridge £tandard, 14.9, but Jack Alexander was 4-for$. Bill lake Mçrroe Inn, two do'1hI's w OCkC 1 by Greg MUr le dge with among his hits. Ga Muse Mobile Homes in a free. tr)ing the big sticks for rapped out three straight hits swinging 14. contest. Gregory were Dave Norton, The Outcasts were led by Fred Washington, who was 4ICC LAKEMON*OEINN AIUN fO1'4- thl'C.31flg]esaflda ABRH W?*a?on Cf 5 1 3 floy Anecson u 5 1 7 double. Ed Jackson, Charles S 3 3 J0M BoQçs 2b 3 2 1 SmIth and Henry Patrick had HIIl S 1 2 DatsyL,,lb 4 1 2 5 2 5 Wet Riclip three hits apiece for the losers. I Ev,nIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. T' 9 of challengers hard on her heels. But somehow the usual commercial atmosphere of the tour has been replaced this week by a loftier feeling an aIr of hope and expectancy. Babe Didrikion Zaharlas, a multiple gold medalist in Olympic track and field, a golfing great and an all.-star in virtually every other area of female sports, was a victim of cancer 20 years ago. 'That's what this tournament at the Lush Tanglewood Country Club is all about - �I HUD Streamlines Four Suspended Provisions 41-Houses 41-Houses - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Real Estate Laws To Take Effect June 30 Four provisions of the Real Estate Settlement Act, temporarily suspended sInce January 1975, are being made effective again June K), 1976. The provisions, all designed - ç-,h.. ......,'a.Il-r ,3. ________ __________ _______ __________ ... d4I . . -.-' gives the buyer of real estate which deal' specifically with membership virtually every the protection that the Congress kickbacks and referral fees. title company and commercial Intended without Imposing an The Florida Land Title title Insurance agent licensed to undue burden on those Association Includes In Its do business In the state. responsible for processing the transfer of real property." McDonald also pointed out ,l,_, nt,c'r'& L.Jt"'tR AE' I "/1 V IL.. - - o-.et,partments Unfurnlshed. _______________________________ 1 BR, furn, apt., utilltlei md. $100 idge*uud ,u1Hs 2Bihome,Sanfoqd,$flS , TAFFER REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E.251h SI. 322.66.35 : - FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole Land Transactions Notice is hereby given that am engaged in buslnessat 436 Acadamy Bel.Airt Homes Inc. to Harifd F. F!a. Land Co. to Thomas E, Nader Homes, Inc. to Robert W. Harry A Gothring Constr. Co. Inc. Or., Forest City. Seminole County, Schatfer & wf Margaret 0., Lt 313, Sullivan & Grace, Lot 20. 81kM. Sec. Hughes & wf Anne W., It 74 Lake to Robt. E. Sullivan & wf Carolyn. Florida under the fictitious name ot Spring Oaks UN. Ill, $41,191. 7, North OrI. Rancses& Its 136. Ii Searcy Shores. 1.37.500. LI. 3 01k 8 GOliview Ests., Sec.. 01140'S PIZZA. and that I intend to Bet Air. Homes Inc. to Frank H. Sec. 18, No. Or. Ranches, 1.1,700. Arthur Cornett & wf Eileen toW. Meredith Manor unit 1.129,500, register said name with the Clerk of Kastnsr Jr. 6. wf Kathleen R., LI 569 (QCD) Freeman R. Placey to Eva 0. Lawson I wf Elsie S.. f4'. of Lt. 4 Jack Fishman, lad. & Trustee to the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Spring Oaks Un. V. $31,333. B. Placey, all grantors in?: S 29' of plus N', of E 165'of LotS, B1k9 Tier 0. Thompson, Lt. 7Tr.3, k-a Geneva Florida in accordance with the •h* Clayton E. Zimmerman & .f It 101 N 26 0411, 81k I?, Bel Air, S. E. R. Tratfords Map of Sanford. Parcel, Sec. 1.70-32. *tc.. U.100 San?., 5100. 113.500. Thelma to Wm. 0. Erwin Ill & .ioshH.Slmons&wf 3ernicetoW. Statutes, To Wit: Section 16509 u ii•t .i 0 . Sandra N., 1? 16 (less E 50.31') & all r,u,,u ......... of 176. E 7.24' 04 II, 61k 62, Sanlando 140 & all of 141, FranklIn Terr., s John E. Ray the Suburb Beautiful, Palm SprIngs 14.000. Publish: June 13, 20, 77, July 1, 1976 5ev., $40, 3 SeminoieEntr.,lnc.loGustaveA DEASI Charles W. Edwards & Dorothy Miller, Trust,., Commence .1 ten. _____________________________ Edwards, sql. to FrederIck P. of Sec.S 20-32. run N 37 mm 39sec. W Favreav, LI. IS Goldenrod Place along Cen. line 219,41' etc. $100. FICTIiIOUS 'lAME 130 DOS. Financial SvC. lnv. to Gustave A. Notice it hereby given that I am Miller, Trustee. LI. 2 Tr. 2. Unrec. Gary I. Sharp & Carol t Joyce N. engaged In business at 313A plat St. Johos Ranch Ests. Sec. 5-20 Cappadona (married), It 3 less W Charlotte SIred (Longwood), 326. 3 Tr. 2. $100. 5'. Woodcrest Un. 1, *31,400. Seminole County, Florida under the Jack Fishman, Ind. & Trustee to fictitious name of ZAPP VANZ. and Paul 0. Knowles 6. WI Bebo to Gustave A Miller, Trustee, It 2£ LI. that I Intend to register said name .101*1 M Maiurl I wI Judy, LI 9 51k 3 Tr. 2, Unrec. plat St. Johns Ranch with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 22. North Orlando, 1st Addn.. Ests. Sec. $ 20 32. $17,000. Seminole County, Florida In ac $32M0. Gustave A Miller, Trustee & Ind., cordance with theprovItlonSofIh - y,,•o,, eneva ardens Lu xuty Patio Apartments 10 1 2 3 Bedroom Apts. Oulef, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adutt.FamiIy , (),1 Jeannie Hock Scisiff to Martin James Schiff, LI 191 S' of Ii. 81k 6, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, Alt. Sec • $100. Jerome F Flanagan Jr. & Linda I. to Winter Park Fed., S 31.3' Of Lt S & II 600' of 9, 81k 8, Seminole Tern,, Rpl . 126.800. A P. Walsh & Iris s. to Bartholonew E. Strasser & WI Sandra ,, S'. of LI 12 & all of 13, BIk 6, Suburb B.eautitul Alt. Sanlando Sec., 1.10.020. Einheit Constr. Co. Inc. to ioNs E. Semken Jr. & *1 Helen M., 1112 & Arthur Feder & wI Aase to James E HotliS & wt Sara 0. LI. 2. 81k 20 Weathersfield, 2nd Addn., 557,500. Hallmark Constr. to Bert Rodgers, sgl. LI. 10 61k A. The Springs Shaoowwuud ':j;, , 1.15.000. Leonard A. Gully £ wi Rub'y L. to From 1 35 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. 322.2090 JknrliM ""' Richard W. Gully, It. 1$. Ilk S Heftter Hemsi Oil., Sec. t, Walter W. Kidwell 1w? Ellen G. to JoP*1 F. Mctntyrei. WI Claudette B., It2lBlkHOakIandEsts.,2ndSec., Wm. A Rogers, sgl. to Johnny H. Tlpton & wI Cynthia Gail. LI. 11 81k C Thi Meadows West. 139.300. Manian Srymkiewlcz to Umoerto ('5. t.t & WI Adrlana. Lt 5. 81k 7 Townsiteof North Chuluota, 117.000. James Walter, Repr. Est Lewis Choins to James Walter. S 100' of N 43301W 100' of E 200' of NW'à, Sec. 23.21.31. 1100. lr4efl Morris ti Irene N. Reed, II Ins. Lt. 4, WI. Muns.ons s.d. 1300, 0.0 E. Friedman & WI Sharon to Annie I Watts, Joseph Holmei & LOOLa Mandy to Joseph .1. WIlliams, Lts 144 & 111 Replay of winwood Part 525.000. ________________________________________________________ Beautifully 'NO CUSTOM DESIGNED Carefully 12A. 81k E,SweetwaterOaks, Sec. 5, ROOM TOO SMALL 4,_'! J:e Russell R. Taylor & wf Sara to HgwardA.MiIIerJr.,$gl.LI5U&13 01k 0, Sanlando Springs. Tr. No. IS, 'llfl pew - Alvaro F. Vlllal000s & WI Carol P.. It. 4. 81k H Camelot Un. 3. *31.500. Sam T. Kennedy & Elsie to Joyce SchelI, It. 1 81k 10 Repl. Part 04 towns.te 01 No. Chuluafa. *31.000. Ronald E. Parker 6. Wi Joyce to Wm. T. Adams & *1 Sara J. It? 81k A. Sterling Park Un. 1. 134.000. Lola J. Bernard, wid, to John T. Bernard, sq. ffiatpartof N'.i ef 5114 of SWt. of Sec. 17-28-fl. less 1344. 44' & less W 416.17'. 116.000. Thomas McHenry & Deborah to Jc$eph DI Nicola & *1 Lois E 35' of Lt 131W 300111,81k 0, Ridge HIgh sd 534 500 Richard W. Powers & *1 Pamiley T,toLewis S. Satre & wf MarCIe 0.. It)) 01k 2 The Woodlands. Sec. 1, PllIlnhIJI' 2n4 repl.. 17.500 SWJ .a n_.. '6'U'V'7 ruI,IvuvI I1SflC L.I)J . ._ Tr. 7. (Jnrec. ptat St. Johns Ranch Ests, In Sec. 8.20 32, 510,000. ArthUr Po,celian & WI AllIS to Edw. C. GoodeH it, & wI Ruth J. Patio Unit If, The Village, Condo., • O'UIW'7, Section 163.09 Florida Statutes 1951. 5: David M. Dickson Publish: June 77, July 4, II. II, 1976 OEA-124 ___________________________ 533.500. Rosemary A Mlesxczik, sgl. to Charles I. Narvelt, Jr., sgl., LI. 14 81k C Summers,? No., 125.500. Georgetta Xlnker to James H. Morgan & WI Mary M.,, LIII 81k 5. Weettsersfield 1st Addn.. Donald W MacArthur & WI Ferne I WI Geraldine A, LI. 2 81* A. Sweet, water Oaks, Sec. 1, *15,000 M. to Carol M Tucker wrenco Homes, Inc. to Harry C Rogeri & *1 Eva M., LI. 209 Wrenwood HIS., Un 2, $37,flQ Wrenco Homes. Inc. to Danny 1. Ellliin & WI Janice, Let 21$ Wr*nwod Hts., Un. 2. 130,700. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Isaac C. Young & wi Jean M., It. 21. 7, (211) Wrenwood HIs Un. 7, 131,500. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to John J• Heasellng & wi Mirefla A , S 1S'of LI & N IS' of 232, Wrenw Hts,, Un. 2, 535,500. Fickling 1. Walker, Inc: to Charles 1. Oowni*r & Wi Linda K., LIII 81k F, Lk Kathryn WoodS, lIt *31.300. Gary B Herndon & WI Sharon to Charles 1. Adams & *1 Charlotte, LI. 6, Highland Pines Un. 5. *31,500. Rex H. Arnold & wf Deborah to Judith K. Lloyd, sif. It 19 Ilk 1, Rept 511 I £2 No. On. Tewnilte *44w. $19,0S. Everett Leon temple, heir Of Rosio L. tO Joyce Tomple Wllsas, as helr.Wyn.iiT.Carter,h,Irsojoyce T.WiIs.n, heir. Its 1I&DSlk9 Tier 13. Seminole Park. *100. CITY OF CA$SELBERRY PLANNINO BOARD NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the cIt, of Casselben'y Planning Board will hold a public hearing discuss a preliminary draft of the Comprelsensive Land Us. Plan The purpose of this meeting is to solicit ,. .., •.',. ' ':bItthe Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Public hearing will be held on Wednesday. July Ii, 1976 at 1:30 P.M. In the Cass,4b,rry City Hall, 93 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, FlOrida, or as soon Ihereatter as joisible. Dated this 11th day of June 1fl6. Mary W. Hawthorne, CIty Clerk City of Casselberry, Florida Publish' June 77, July 1, 1976 DEA 125 _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 78-1O9$-CA.13-C LEWIS A. COAXUM, and ROSETTA n,j nrs, Plaintiffs, CHARLES PRESLEY, and ANN PRESLEY. his wife. Defendants LIS PENDENS TO: THE DEFENDANTS. CHARLES PRESLEY AND ANN .,,_..._., .,,,I_ •' JIflCP) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ENGINEERED TOO LARGE' "-S Adequate r. -, 's:?' - you AIE HEREBY NOTIFIED in your home -Dependable 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE at your convenience Seminole County, Florida, for Dissolution ol Marriage, and you are required to Serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on KEN HElM W. MCINTOSH. of STENSTROM DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attrney for Petitioner, WhOse address IS Post Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, 72111, and fIle the original wish the Clerk of the aboveslyted Court on or before July Ith, otherwIse a default and .jttImate udgment will be entered against YOU for the relief demanded In the Petition, WITNESS my hand and official of saId Court on tIso 3rd day of June, AD. 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda M. Shew Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH Office Box 1330 Ftagshp Bank - Suite 22 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner Hal Colbert Older home,3to1 BR, 1 or? families 'O.K. 323.1100 or 339-1051. _______________________________ V.jr ChOice- 3 BR,? bath home In Plnecrest or 2 BR, 1", bath .townhouse. Phone 322-1911. 2' Bedroom in Osteen. $115 month, first and last, $50 damage deposIt. ' - 3221061r3232976. j H I HEREBY CERTIFY that a copy n,reof has been furnished to CHARLES PRESLEY and ANN PRESLEY by U.S. Mall thiS 10th day of June. 1916. at 124 Florence Ave. Attamonte Springs, Florida 32701. Jam-es T Golden Publish: Jun% $3. 20, 27, July 4. 1974 DEA-SII ....... - - 2 B, central neat& air, ii*I new, many features. Rent wIth option to buy. In adult park. 3210239. - - 2 bedroom mobile home Tn Longwood. $170 month. Phone 530____________ 5450. . 35-Mobile Home Lots _____________________________ -- $32,900. -. .. UNBELIEVABLE- I hR, 2 baIts, central heat and aIr, foyer, eat In kitchen, family room, chain lInk fence. $39,950. FIRST TIME ADVERTISED-. I BR, 2 bath, paneled family room, new rooi, eat in kItchen. A honey for 130.000. large - lot in Idyllwilde. Brick fIreplace in lIvIng room, breakfast bar. $13,900. MOVEINJULY I-Noquallfying.3 BR, 1 bath, centratair and wall to wall carpet. New sIde by side refriGerator. Less than *1.000 down. Ho closing casts. town 322-2561 SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath on 6 lots. Greenhouse, lake privileges, paneled family room. 559,700. JUST LISTED-This? B. I bath on acre with eat-in kitchen. Country living with wooded area In rear. *6,900. Call Sanford's Sales Leader - ", 41-Houses ______________________ ' Extremely Spacious 322 - 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Fenced yard. 114,900'- 2 BR. 1 bath, frame, aIr bath, lam. rm., large lot, range refrlg. WATERFRONT and residential tots. Buy now-build later. Call us for prices and terms. WIlT REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 321 116.10 3231195 322 071 372-774, N e w Corn Management opportunity available. For Dersonal interview call 323- I lS.,dmnnm. lame kitçP'.fl, W%CloW1 porches, garage. $143 month plus security deposIt. 344 Sanford Ave. 5341649 ___________________________ Moniogramer or traInee. Longwool Mfg. Co., 1203 Charles St., Longwood, FIa. 134-5450. besPItsTI Ow csassany Is seslJa e q*aIIItod (amity New N en. sad .porato lP..lr 'w reel. .4 machi.., *4Ilag sock pvscts as wtlof.y'. Oem, Tic-Tics, Lii. livirs, Toms, RSia4, sad ether f.mees kead camea I veer em. local area. Sesleon S*I4 be if arted lmm$.4y, N. rlr,a 6l$trIbvIee HOWl CAlIf IIQUINININT P$aal -$LN$.SS PlanIl- 4,37515 Pta III- L711.N PIa.l4 -13,.$5s.ss ACT NOW, Ne tWihat IfifSfllIafle. and a DOriseal 114w-slew (no sDlliIIes) call Mv. Ratlifi. Tiil Pete l-5sS1171445 5*4 I. Tixas l-45I.4fl..4417, O welti (Iectvde phone *.imbati l R I.! I lit Ut. .IGE','()" LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER-.Private quarters on premises. PART TIME BAR MAID- Will Irain CHEFS- Full and part tIme MASON- BlOCk work experience CASHIERS Experience necessary. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 323 3176 FIRST NATIONAl, MAUIIITINO, lIlaC SnlnCb,l.w, Dallas, Tii.i I FINIT jIMIW 1 FEDERAL OF PosT MID FLORIDA !0rFlc1 I L DELTONA BOULEVARD ____ ItEVl- NIJF --'"-r ''i ''."-'li7 "4" 1.4".' llA1IltlI, 's.'. I '.-.h'. 4 S I4s no d7'...., .'J '4k'. '.5 ,,, $ ' L1W( I hIiy CITy 'T"-'-'---'-------,-- $4 ,37 ______ ';,lll.,,,. l',"lII,'.,,, -fli "V'r5.. tYtf,i..,,, 5, liS Pl.4a4 *0 1Sf '.0 *1,554 0t101 000 t'4 P*,ft CJVIIO Ii s O9 I; ___ ..Realty Company P.O. Box 117 Doltona 32763 C2T I',4SV ,r - rp,p 1,0, , ' :;rin; ted swimming pool, pasture for horses and other green ML$- REALTORS areas, $17,000 with large 321-0041 assumable mortgage. Option on adjoining ''o acre, On Stone Island-? BR, 2 bath, 30 ft. living room, upper and lower inside shutters throughout, acreened porch overlooking park with large oak trees. All appliances, Access to St. Johns River and all the aoove named facilities. $46,300. JENNY CLARK REALTY Phone 3OS 377 1595 Realtor Days and After Hours 103W. lit St 323 6061 or 323 0317 eves, LAKE MARY-2 BR,shaded corner lot, breezy screened porch, walk to swimming. $11,500. WE TAKE TRADES OVIEDO-SCREENED POOL S Bedrooms, older two story home on beautiful '/3 acre lot. $12,500. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 BR, 2 bath home, shady yard, air conditioned, QUIET AsIEA 2-3 BR redecorated houSi, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, cenlral heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $7,000 down, $115 month. - l_ ,t S _;-ono- 5 $ $ $ Life in 9dq1wi&1e of Loch Arbor Hal Colbert 323-7832 -"-4 " . -r:'------'-r-------'---- a. lak& - .-'w--r--_-__.-..,.,. no,. ,,, '-7-. - ' I-,, _ •. , 2élOHiawatna tsy Owner- Lovely J BR, 2 bath home in Sanford central heat and aim, wall to wall carpet, separate dininO room. 14'x16' family room, garage, large fenced yard, beautiful shade trees, t6'x16' workshop or outside game room. $3,000 equity and assume loan, Phone 321 0303 32 Pool home with den. Owner will hold mortgage with $1,000 down or good pr ice to cash buyer. 131-1331. '3 . LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.92, Sanford ACrOSS From Ranch House 323-8670 or 831.9777 w.'ma.,..,ri F_ •• _ '• • -)# : ------ &.on __-.-.- ._.!11.t4L..1a._.fQn.r,or & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, slralght chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry 72 I9OLL'S Auction Galleries Daily sales, used furniture• & antigues. 1', miles east 01 i-I Santord, 3226912 Trees, 99c Border grass, 39c Large bushy Ligustrum. 5)99 CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY. - Con. Wekiva Park Drive and SR .46 3726735 ______________________ - Public Auction n 0071 after S P M. __________________________ CB's Aluminum Siding Sanford Aucon 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 sd,ng , oit, syslem AlSo Roofing. Guttr 20 yrS Exp Eagle S'd.no Co IS) Auto Painting Pierce Simpson, Beta, Browning, My gain Mandic. Regency. I Berry and Pace Complete ac At Painting I m.nor Body Work cessomies LOW MONTHLY Professional, e*periencecl painter. PAYMENTS. ELECTRON'C work guaranteed Bruce's Bodi SHOWPLACE, 4319 Edgewater Shop. 321 015.3 Drive (corner Fairbanks) - , 2)1 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. CaR for AppoIntment 322.3103 ADDITIONS - REMODELING 695 BILL BAKER Slide on Pick Up Camper; 11', completely self contained, gas or electric. 322 $661. VOLKSWAGEN PH 322-1835 _________________________ ________ ____________________________ Home lmprovement Pest Control Remodeling and Additions ART Bkuwni PEST C*.,NTROL Freceil mates Noobligaton JOHNNYWALKER.3324437 General Contractor Central Heat & Air Conditioning. 2362 Park Dr,ve 3771845 For free estimates, call Carl Have some camping equipn,enl you Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322U7I: Carp'enlry. Remodeling, Atld'lions. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Fr clImate 323 6031 no longer use? Sell it all with a Cljssilied Ad in The Herald Call 122 2611 or $319993 and a friendly ad visor will help you __________________________ Orlando 7951771. Insulation Pressure Cleaning Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation Beauty Care BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT T OWER - S BEAUTY SALON 51-Household Goods 109W. 1st SI. 332-2333 We Buy Furniture 10' x 12' Plush gold rug, excellent condition, pads included. *100 or best offer. 321 04$. ...i an ad that will bring a fast sale. mattresses, *25 set. Sanford Assume Payments 1975 Siiger Zig-Zag Assume paymePt's Snger Zig zag 'n beautiful walnut coniole with automalic button-hole. Pay balance of $94, or 10 payments of $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E 1stSt.OnIown 177 9111 Ck3dreo sWIm land small pita .u.çoad - 52-Appliances ___________ 11' Sears refrigerator, Irosl free, Icemaker, $100. 20 cv. ft. chest type freezer, I yr. old, $200. Ph, 542*997 anytIme. Sears Coldipof chest typetreezer. IF cv. ft. avocado, vinyl top. 1200. 322 5441 alter 3 p m. KEPIMORE WASHER. Parts. service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3330497 ______________ ______________________ _____________________ Back Hoe C&A Roofing Service Larvi cI,arng, I'll dirt, Cijy. rock. Expert roof repars All kindS of Ogging Housetraiiers Stored and moved 322 9142. Shnglej, _______________________________ - f_fl __ a . - top soil. tiat roofs or work guaran __________________________ - Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditchwork. Fill dirt, All teed BROGOEN ROOFING, 373 6700 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Clean, double hotel box springs and 1976 AM FM with S tract tape, solid state. Mediterranean libor model. Pay Balance of $190 or 15 payments of $12.41. IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. Land Clearing WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Gel soite action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write CALL3722611 7 YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING ____________________ uewu,y ,w..Q'., $19E First. 3725117 Auction, 323 7310. _________________________ Free Estlmates-2.4 Hours THERMO-TEK,$'31 0921 available. Bud CabeIl 327 5032 __________________________ anytir" .4 PS,,n. &Ji-1.)d.j '1 - 75-Recreational Vehicles _______________________ ______________________ NOMONEY DOWN ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. RP(kFPS 5,IomIadMl-Iasd 434 N.uloLw1woodVllq. AMX Javlin 4 speed, AM radio 1970 i can cover your home with alum Cobra, Midland. Johnson. SBE. Winter Springs- 3 BR, 1 bath, family room, garage, fenced, central h & A. $23,100. 377-163). You'll call it hcavcn. [Madza Pick up, Red. ra dial1 1 and 95 AC. tires, ____________________________ ANDEARNMONEY Lake Markham- 3 bedroom, 2 balh. pool. large lot, on canal to chain of lakes. 5.40,500. 32)1835. Springwood Phone 373.1050 We're stacked to the ceiling wIth quallty,goodold fashion furniture from the north. Also modern sofas. dinettes. TV5 and appliances, some antiques. BANKAMERICARD& MASTER CHARGE WELCOME PHONE given for prime location. Call 303 122 1720 collect _________ Deitona,6M 6411 .: WHEEL RANCI-IOF SANFORD Mon., June 28, 7 P.M. to display new 1976 model above 7bedroom, lbathwlthwal' to wait carpet, central heat and air, Asking $21,900. Wccallit 1964 Camaro V 1. 1 speed, $111 ground pool. Top consideration -, fl81 seats. $3,618. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Landscaped yard with many fruit trees. *75.000. See at 2600 Hiawatha Dr. if Interested, call 322 0721, 322-1303 for appi. g7'sead woods Ia .41 of floddu, tm4ai $ IspeMsy oIgTeeo snvltooaeo**i hndacspsn. Pxl,u. j'oen.d kits4 Ia S sp.clui.. apailawni ,.,nwiMsd b very .lvsb4. bwIs.w 1976 Pacer, automatic, air, bucket - -'. with power mike, push up pole, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.' super p,netrator antenna, 100 It. Shampooer for only SI SO per day coax. Complete, asking $350. 323CARROLL'S FURNITURE p342. fireplace I high beamed ceiling. Breakfast nook, kitchen equipped. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Hardwick, Broker l7I Toronado Fully Equipped Dettona. 571)039 Hi-Way 46 107W. Commercial 322.5672 311 313 E First St. Phone 322 7181. Sanford Charming Spanish Style stucco Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading home, 3 BR, 1 bath, separate dislribulor wants a nice back yard dining rm., living rm, with DELTONA - SWIMMING POOl. goes with this exceptionally clean .ction - Casselberry, Il 97. 5304206 64-Equipment CS Radio base 23 channel Hygaln And BaalIy plcosn ymis.0 an s pas-t of a 4nI '0RI 0144kb011 .7. 'Th. ONSTJCTON fr -=-- Ph.322.I301 ., - .me, furniture CBRALIIO-TramTitan-D.101- Black I Decker 1$" dec. mower --Phantom -Drake WI with grass catcher, excel. cond., PorlMeb - Phone Patch -AR 3) 5.16 7470 5 Ft, Rotor -30 fl. tower - Boss for 01 - Super Mag. $1,000 fIrm. 323. Lawn Mower Sales I Service - W 1976. Sell the BesI I Service the Rest. _______________________ Western Auto. 301 W. First St., 377 Good collection of Avon bottles for sale, Call between 10 & 1 or6 322.1001. 'for Rent W, Garneft White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. Large I & 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Used office 322, 142 Landscaping & Stereo Idyliwildo Homes By , play suits. PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7 Paved Streets •Sewers S Street Lights 'Sidewalks * __________ - at tne Movieland Drive-in Tl'i.atr.. Sufh 7.92. Phone 37,,. 197', Olds Vista Cru'lei', air con521.6. ditlon, all power, 45.000 miles. 322 ------ ----7163 anytime. Wood or steel desks, executive desk 62-Lawn-Garden pants, girls' dresses& Short & long - large IBR. 2 bath, central air, carpeted. 2 sirs, old. Only 1.41,900. FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave. 13.000 per acre. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evenings 3fl Oól2or 77 1517 -' Sale casual suits, shirts, short I long LAKE MARY- I'. acres with extra 60-Off ice Supplies 301050 & 60 pci. discount on all children's Clothing. Boys' new Rain Trees, Azaleas. Camphor Realty fttw. p..rmll ssjotssg lb.. t'meei is laieew-um. I.nl..A.. Ped& w, b.M.s. *4loy ball. a,tb.a,y and 1*07 .qSippsd c)ob S Large Wooded Lots - - to HOMES OF DISTINCTION .iLE. " - - $ SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer distributor has aluminum rectangutar pools left over from $915 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms Call 303. R5S 9351 collect, Price *21.500 Owner, 323 0322. Inc. \41Iage __________ 2201S. FRENCH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 50-M.iscelIaneous for Sale KULPDECUI4ATORS - ______________________ _________________________ Plights-- 372 2357 9dde $ - - -________ - 6686429 Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From H,. 1 -'-'5 ' 'iJI I$ '5 -- ,.W.-e,wi ywi ,e w'.4 Si PIIIt4 '." - Trade 1 REI'Oflr , -- $ IJf - - e,cu.I,, •,,'7 i..., "."4"•I , .4 015€. Si $m.w Wait DC IllS PLA',n,fr) ItI'INC*tuI'f 5 "-'l" tap,ta& I C,aIa(j 5' Câ'Ic(.'.'LS UAnIIno,( - Pt APIPIFI) 80-Autos Sanford ronvwnc. GENFUAI -- - - POOL irIcin D114 - ____________ 46-Commercial 'CLUB ROOM '1 I • ________________________ ___________________- 8304833 REALTORS 373-6333 iiie r cia I - . from $10 105.10 Call 377 l62lafterip.m ___________________ - RENTALS AVAILABLE Welcome. - - 5Mariner's "l • Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models 7 days week Call collect, 3442131. BUY JUNK CARS- with lot, screened patio, central B-act FREE-WHITE KITTENS Yard Plant Sale, Ilsursday, heat and air and carport. Club 2Males, I Female Friday, Saturday. Many varief.es house pool and marIna privileges. PIson.323.3907 hanging baskets for of plants and 121.300. See at 105 Maple DrIve, yard, house or patio. Reasonable German Shepherd male, 1½ yes., LeIsure World, DeBiry, or call prices. 1501 Maple Aye,, near blk & tan, loves children. No 904.759.3133 after 4 p m. Middle School. 3236311. papers. $123 cash. 323-0421 after 2 Double wIde mobile homes with 1:30. YARD SALE, II4OarrIIOn DrIve lots and boat dock. Beautiful park Saturday and Sunday FREE KITTEN along St. Johns. Swimming, - Super Deltona Blvd. Location - For Wrecked or Junk ___________________________ __________________________ - . Building in DELTONA $ 54-Garage Sales * e'5.1t-si '.,,•i.It1 __________________________ ________________________-- Forrest Greene, 2 Bedroom unfurnlshed, adults preferred, $130 month. 323 315.1 1 - S*"•' :_: - - 44-Farms-Groves unit. 520.300- 3 BR, I 3?? 7198 j . ________________________ 2S6SPark $14.500-7 BR, bath, cement block. CaIIBart cHevnonJ SERVIcE STAIIOH . FREE TO GOOD HOMES Call 131.1620 after 5pm. ____________________ priced reduced to $17-inn stov, refrigerator, 1 chIld. No pets. $133 131-9051. - -. Motorcycle Insurance a.m. 103p.m. TERRACE COVE To Good Home marIna, tennis etc. Call 661-5490 or BLAIR AGENCY WINTER SPRINGS Phone 323-3171 664-5113. __________________________ Moving Sale: Dishes, Lawn chairs, '___________________________ _______________________________ 32] 3*Mon]fl_1110 *Exciting New Homes* Mechanics & Carpenter's tools, heat-air, split bedroom plan, 1973 Yamaha, good condItion. $350 67-Uvestock.Poulti-y *From 524,900-F HA-Va*-- ____________ Clothing, Misc. Wed., 23rd. .tii..? __________________________ carpeted, Terms- $fl,750, 322.1426 ___________________________ 5:30 to 5. 2133 Laurel Ave. ___________________________ OPENSATURDAY&SUNDAY Wood S6vs, proven goOd producers, 10 Acres on Iowa St., S cleared and Rustic California style. You owe it to lots, hign anoory, 2'', miles north of Rummage Sale: Saturday & Sun79-Trucks-Trailers average 10 to litter. Phone 322. tiled, S wooded. Terms- $10,000. your family to see these excitIng FTU, reedy to build on, IOQ' * 135'. day. Air Condition equIpment, 7fl5. ___________________________ Cash or terms. 365-3361. homemakers delight. 3 or I roomy furniture, clothing, everythIng. 1961 Ford F 500 11 ft. van, hydraulic Call Central Florida's MIS & bedrooms, large fully equipped Fern DrIve, Leisure World, Pigs lift, air Phone 3237340. Exchange Consultant Leader for country kitchen, entrance foyer, I Lots in Osteen, high and DeBary. 661.5490. 10 Wks., $30; 14 Wks.. $30 dry,cleared. Make 1 or 2 appointmst. garage, pat 10, plus many out. Ford in exceptional 322-2223 homesites. $lA00. 323-5691 after Garage Sale, corner 19th & French. _____________________________ standing features. Bring your condItIon. Automatic, low p.m. family out Misc. Items, to this very specIal Saturday & Sunday, Wrii. H. Stem per - Realtor mIleage, Cal-Apache chrome 6.8-Wantoct to Buy place. Hwy 17-92 to 434, east to ____________________ June 26, 27 and July 3, 1. wtieels, new wide scat tract IcC. MoblleHomeLot,County,loo'x170'. 1919 S. French 372-091 open signs. Just follow the sIgns, tired tires, tB radio & more. Terms, $5,500. Eves, 322 1196; 322-4161; 322.19*4 Carport Sale: FrIday & Saturday, 9 We Buy Furniture Sacrlf ice. *1.450. 323.9062. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR BATEMAN REALTY am. tolp.m., 1001 Palmetto Ave., 131-1222 Sunland 3 BR, 1 bath, heat and air, Sell us your car or truck even if you DAVE 5' 123-9370 Sanford. Req Real Estate Broker kitchen equipped, fenced, double owe money on it. See Bill Ray or 2635 S Sanford Ave. drive, many extras, 131.000. 319GARAGE SALE: Sat. & Sun. to 6. Wanted to buy useo office furniture. Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY OATAny 321 fl739 eves. 322 7613 Quantity. Kish Real Estate NOLL'S 5371. 2111 S. Sanford Ave. Clothes, SUN Fern Park, S31 131$ Cdssefberry, Hwy 1193. 5301204 luggage, trundle bed. Nothing "SERVICE BEYOND Ovledo area, country home, Custom over 5.30. oclEi'r#. RUGS WANTED THE CONTRACT" buIlt, 2' acres, I BR, 3 baths, for Sale Top prIces paid, used, any condition. - -, office, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, EXECUTIVE POOL HOME- 3 644*126, Winter Park. WI, .res colorado, *13,7501 $150 55-Boats & 11.000 equity and assume morbedroom, 3 bath custom home. Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and down, $150 monthly. Beautiful tgage of $35,000. Appraised You wIll be proud to show your trucks. For information call BIll Southern Colorado. Adjoining 580.000. Owner, 365.6450. Cash 322.4132 rose arbor, rock fountain with ROBSON MARINE Ray or Jack MInk. 131.1315. small town, MesIta. Nice area for 292* Hwy I? 92 special lighting effects. Kitchen Dreamwold farming, hunting, fishing; Charles By owner. 3 BR with For used furnIture, appliances, BROWSE AND SAVE . . . It's easy 337 5961 equipped, lots of extras. Sunken tools, etc. Buy 1 OF 1001 items, Steed, 911 W. 10, AmarIllo, Texas carport, new carpet, near shopand fun... The Want Ad Way. living room. A home truly Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. ping. A-i condition. 79101. Call anytime, 006.376.5490. 20 ft tiberglass cabin cruiser, in. Price designed for your comfort and JUSTMAKEPAYMEPITS-'l2and reduced. 3233609 Cr 323.1762 board outboard, tandem trailer. PINEY WOODS BARN enjoyment. 143.300. We Buy '13 Models. C,all 323-5510 or $34 Sleeps 2. toIlet, canvas cove.'. Property 1605 (Dealer) Furniture I Miscellaneous, Sell REPOSSESSED -3 BR brick, $100 Trade or best offer. 323-3741 after 6 LAKEFRONT EXECUTIVE _______________________________ for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. 1973 Cuiless, low down, $119.13 P1, 5½ pct. annual or weekends, mileage. $450 down LAaE MARY BLVD.- 120' frontageBEAUTY- near new I bedroom.? ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. pct. rate. 340 Mos. *15.500. and assume payments. Also living bath home that has privacy plus. x 155' deep on a corner site. 1,166 322 2270. '62Ow 26ff CRANK CONS'T & REALTY sq. ff0. building zoned for off ices. room suite, 322 8523. Private beach, boat dock, Cabin Cruiser, good condition . REALTORSI3O 6061 $47,900. FORREST GREEN'S swimming area on 3 acres plus. Call 323-3*59 1911 Toyofa Corona SR. lard?:;, S INC., REALTORS. 323-63S3; 530 Kitchen equipped and carpeted 10-Swap & STONE ISLAND overlooking Lake speed, AM FM radio. Just like 6133; eveS '22 ttraut'.ot. SEE ;i t'W! 375.900 13' Larson boat, 65 hp motor & . Monroe on acre among oak new. By owner, 372-23*7. trailer, excellent Condition. trees. 3 or I bedroom trl-level. SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Reasonable offer will buy, 323- Anyone Merchandise Living room with fireplace. SEE OUR ENERGY POWER can be a seller or a buyer. 1970 Impala, 1 dOor, good condition, SAVINGS HOME IN DELTONA. 5650. No charge, All admitted free. RecreatIon facilities avaIlable new inspectioc, sticker. Call 322. Model open every day at SAXON include tennis courts, olympic size Come browse every Sunday 9 to S or 3fl1fl3 after 5 p.m. BLVD. & URBANNA M. UNSWORIH curtaIns, 322 3*53. Casselberry, unfurn. duplex, 2 BR, - Multiple Usting Service Also Real Estate ________________ ià REALTOR 21 MRS. -- .- -- 1,43 Lots for I. 101 12 wides park-in INC. 3239110 - 17- Autos Wanted __________________________ ______________________ EXCELLENT CONDITION- 3 BR, 2 bath, in quiet Lake Mary. Central heat and aIr, eat In kitchen, $30,900 -Recreation facilities Moving allowance New homes, 13 yr. financing. PH 372-4077 or write Kove, Box 10, Osteen, Fla., 32761. adult 2545 Park Or. 322-2118 . St. Johns RIver- Double wIde mobile home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Lar1ySaoft 3729211, 322-3991 limIted. Flreitoue Store, 1st & French, Sanford. 3220314. __________________________ - EXECUTIvE- 3 BR, 2 bath on rental lots with: 3 yr. lease, 130 mo. Security gates -Underground utilities - After Hours: MIS healtors " ' & Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 2521 Park Dr. -. -- - Looking for a Home call blemished tires, some sItes Freet0900dhom.only-3yearoid Schnauzer, very loveable and good wIth chIldren. 322.1477. I200FrenctsAve.,323.173I bedroom, front kItchen, separate sTORING IT Mni*.tS WASTE dIning room. Take over payments S El LI NO IT M.K ES CAS H. 7ke your Budget go further, shop and lease 1 acre prIvate lot, 1 1111 Classified Ads every day, PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. block off WekIva River. Call 3*3Call 3222611 or $31 9993 -. WI .4*- S . '-' ...... bed;oom l'/ bath central seat, carpeted, fenced back yard. stove refrigerator, $77,500. $800 down, if VA nothing down. KULP REALTY, 372.2335, Firsstong Radial tIres, 30,000 ml. warranty. Any sIze In Stock. I for *1W 95, plus tax, These are specIal Accessories Estates Country livIng. New ' ,..,,., HERB's TV 3 FREE KITTENS Hall Persian Phor* 3227329 _________________ Wanted, active retirees & small families for both sections Of Kove - P--SI.. pyf'.5.q heat, from $11,000. As low as *00 down. _____________________________ TV, only $65 complete. 1 Yr. warranty on tube. 1911 Peach Tree Mobile Home, 2 Assume 7 pcI. $21,300. 131.6210. Completely renovated 3 & I BR Pinschef' AKC Pups. RecondItloneqj Batteries, $12.95 $150. Champion Lineage. Terms, exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 245-5710. 1109 Sanford Ave. Color Picture Tube installed in your . CASSELBERRY- By Owner: IBR. 1½ bath, nice corner lot, fenced, walk to schools, shopping near. the - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. kitchen equipped, on corner lot. $11,900. Ph. 373 1161. If you're in the business of building your busines. - -use Classifies-I Ads nften By Owner-- 2 bedroOm, I bath, Doberman LOOK I I I - 1-Auto Parts - - ________ central air & heal, drapes, & earning opportunity. Call 644 3079. - - -- Stenstrom Realty SCREENED PORCH, utility building, 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air. NICELY LANDSCAPED-I BR, 1½ bath, central heat end aIr, car peting, fenced back yard. $23,000. By Owner, 7 bedroom, full bath, kitchen equipped, carpeled, fenced yard. Washer & Dryer, __, I Bedroom, furnished, air, Adults, _____________________________ no pets. Contact 2317 Palmetto MACHINIST- Large agricultural Ave., Sanford. firm has tull time permanent position, must be experienced with laths, milling machInes, Santord Lax, Mary area- 2 BR, appliances, air condition, drapes, grinders, etc Contact Personnel area rug, lanced yard. $140 mo. Dept., A. Duda & Sons, Oviedo, 323 7669, Fla., 305-345 5411. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Furnished 1 bedroom duplex, adults, no pets. Call 323-7334 after 6 p.m. L.P.N. needed for relief, evenings or or weekends. nights, Apply In person to Sanford _____ _____ Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville. ') Executive neighborhood, cx. celleni scnool area. By owner. 862. 6197. 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGCRY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 333-5200 43-Lots-Acreage 323.7532 QeaIlor 31A-t)Uplexes AVON 5prlflg Into the world of cosmetics. fragrances, toiletries. Excellent FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 113 Ridgewood SI., Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of ASSOCIATES ADVERTISING AGENCY, and that I Intend to register said name with the CIlIA of lhl Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac cOrdance wth the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.WIt: SectIon 165.09 Florida Statutes ISi. 5: Paul W. Marlowe Publish June 20, 77, July 1, 11, 1976 DEA 91 rm.. 3 yrs. old, like new. BEAUTIFUL SWIMMING POOL HOME 2 BR,? bath,? car garage, Fla. rm,, 1st area, Deltona, 661-3915. 65-Pets. Supplies - Realty REAL ESTATE Hwy Il 97, Sanford, . - Nurses: RId's & LPN's, Aides; AidCompanion. Needed Immediately. 6210636 Publish: June 6, I), 70, 77, 1976 (SEA 21 ,.anford. Florida 3777$ Attorney for Plaintiffs 3.515 -}uses Unfurnished ,st OffIce Bos 2202 I Yellow Cab, 7015. Park Ave. Sanford County, Florida: 200 North Park Ave. CALL TODAYI TAXI DRIVERS that FRANCINE 1. COLLINS flied a PSition in the Circuit Court O YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Of the Inslltulion of the above styled action by the above named plaintitfi East I? tt. of West 460 ft. of 9', Ncr-tb 101,1 ft. of E L- 0. SE. .1 S.W. 'e of SectIon 7, Township 21 S., Range 30E. Dated thiS 9th day of June, 1976 James T. Golden Weekly 373.1920 AITAMONTE POOL HOMEcharming 3 BR, 2 bath, large living room 6. bedrooms. Family 53-iV.Radio-Stereo Sunday, Jvn521, 1*11-45 , Spic and span- Lovely 3 BR, 1½ bath, kitchen equIpped, central "°- breakfast room, study or 5th bedroom and enclosed sun porch. arge corner uo, wIlts CItrus trees. All for *29.900. Call Caroline Holtoctaw, Assoc - Realty 323.5774 Anytime 3 BR, 2 bath, central but & aIr, $250 space. Large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, - .. - Realtor, MLS Enjoy the comfort of I large bedrooms with loads of clet 18-HeIp Wanted .- Harold Hall month + security. 332.1.155. ' -- -- -- . the followIng property in Seminole 'T' Free Estimates EfficIency and2 Bedroom, monthly, adults. Wekiva Landing Resort. Free boat moorage and canos use. 322-4170. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Swing Set Nursery $314111. Special FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, summer rates. $20 w. Open 21 I Bedroom furnished apartment, FLORIDA Hrs. (behind uI Alal). located In Lake Mary. Call 322 CASE 140. 16100scA4F 2244. In Re the Marriage of BUSY BEE CHILD CARE FRANCINE 1. COLLINS, y.Ave. 2127 Lake Mary. Clean furnIshed apt, Petitioner, Phone373.lSlOor 3220760 responsibleworklng man. Nopets. .wd 327 3930. Baby Sitting In my home, by wick, ARTHUR JAMES COLLINS, day, or hour. All ages. Very Reond.nt bedroom. Mature adults. reasonable rates. Call L#onna at clean NOTICE OF ACTION Waterand electricity. 25th St. $130 321 0296. THE STATE OF FLORIflA Tfl' month. 3329714. ARTHUR JAMES COLLINS -1954 Clark Road SAN MO PARK. I. 2. 3. bedroom Penn Yen. New York 14571 ______________________________ .trailer apts. Adult & famIly perk, agalnsl you seeking eiectment from bANK FINANCING _________________ ..,..., We have? nice unfurnlshed rentals. ____________________________ ' 6-Child Care _____ , LOVELY like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath on large pretty lot In area of nice country homes. Plenty of space for garden. All fenced. Priced to Sell at *39,900. SpaciOus 3 bedroom home wltn I 'Je/v [)evice I-I eI)S Melvin Wallace Moore Jr. Publish: June I], 20. 27, July 1. 1976 OEA%3 -. ,',nn . -e.'ireplace, good location. $160 $100 MILUON STAFF... .' 2400 WilIow-3 BR $23,900. 200 E. 19th SI. --4 BR, 525.900 206 E. 11th SI.- 3 BR, 521,900, 7 BR home, Lake Mary, $l4 mo. - Publish: June 6. 13. 20. 27, 1916 OEA-19 This Week's Specials ' .• - , 4411. Phono333.4163 EXECUTIVE HOME HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION for DELTONA- First area, Central air, the price of one. Like new 3 bedroom, wall to wall carpet, wall to wall carpet,? BR, 2 baths, large Fla. room, attractive kit. kitchen equipped, air. Only CIr, built-In sft,soo. stove-oven, refrIgerator, paneled office, 2 arports._1225. No pets. 371.1010. INSPECT AND CALL PERSONAL VVood Bleaching Is Old Proc es s Large 3 Bedroom 2Porches,$1$OMontfl LQQK .. 761.2625. P'AUWiSflALiPI' PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123-4511 writ. P.O. 60* 1213 Sanford, Florida 32171 - P/jbaths arrL h,at,cjr' petlng, *23.000. 323 1316. Evuting Herald, Sanford. Ft. 42-?Qbblle Homes UBi _____________________ Business retirement home. 21 Hr. cVC. Meals. rm. laundry as (ow is uoo per mo. Phone DeLand 734 nfl. - "rOOm. 1 bath, large yard, 2 car garage. $175. S34-19 after 5, _________________________ - AL ANON ARE BUDGETS For families 0 friends of probleVilI SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES drinkers. AD WANT THE FROM For further Information call 1334337 COLUMI45. or write Sanford Al AnOn Family Group P.O and related Taxi Cab Box 533. Sanford. Fla. 32771. Franchises. Owner must sell. Will accept beif cash offer. Call 904. Whispering Pines Inn, a compIeti regulations are hel;ful in estate buying public, require: Spacious I. 2. & 3 BR APIS. TIeeIII, clarifying certain situations _____________________________________________________ 1)Thelendertomake,atthe swImmIng, playground, which would come under the time of the loan application, a - -._.-.-I. ic. laundry room IZU1&I 4B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 27, _______________________________________________________ ______ Act's problUon of ckbac "good faith estimate of the and cfubIIouIe. 2510 RIdO'I Ave., Sanford. PH. 323-640. and referral fees. amount or rate of charges for _________________________________________________________ "The title Insurance Industry specific settlement services 3 BR, unfurn. apt., kitchen equIp. pod, fully carpeted. 195 mo. plus has always opposed the ____ which the borrower Is likely to $30 securIty dep. 323-5701. payment of kickbacks," incur in connection with the " -DUPLEX- Furnished or ut' McDonald said, "and we were settlement." TOMY furnIshed. Ideal locatIon. fully in accord with eliminating The lender to provide the Reasonable rent 365.3721. them. However, while the borrower, at the time of the k No Utility Costs initial Act did prohibit them, it loan application, with an in. gave no guidelines as to formational booklet to be 3 room unfurn., ground fI., *125; 3 situations in which they might Thanks. You're the ones room unfurn., 2nd 41., 5100. 30 pci. prepared by HIJD. fl$ ANI)Y LtNG . take without the danger of a security deposit requIred. 373. who made It all happen. . apply. Now, however, the HUD The person conducting the w Nctcatures multicolored effect. fist Federal of Seminole regualtions do cite Instances settlement to provide the WOOd bleaching came into its just reached $100 million in Another use for bleach Is to Satoah-2BR, 1½ bath Townhouse, which would or would not borrower with a uniform setair, dishwasher, disposal, washlr. assets. And in my book, own some years ago when so- remove the coloring from wood tiement statement not later dryer, drapes, carpet. TennIs, constitute violations and n called blond finishes became that sometime3 remains after that makes you worth $100 . sufficient detail to permit their than at settlement golf, swimmIng, $225. 321.0503 00 million to the Association 'the rage In modern furniture, the old finish has been taken off. ___________________________ exempted by HUD regulations application to other situations. Actually, blechlng is a very ii ttiis Is done, it Is essential that and, particularly, our cusThis is moot helpful." or waived by the borrower DeBiry Lovely large 1 BR, air. old process that may have been the bleach be applied to the tomeTs We're bigger and under HUD regulations. McDonald added that tJ adults, near store's, bank, thur. ________________________ every better and I've got in use thousands of years ago entire surface and not merely to ch.s.Ml6lSSor3fl-IO3.4, The pern conducting American Land Title when man discovered that he Ute areas where color remains. OflC of you to thank settlement to permit the Association, of which the could change the color of wood 'I1is insures the same degree of 31-Apartments Furnished THOMAS S. MCDONALD Your boss, Gib borrower, upon request, during Florida Association is an af- with various natural agents. ___________ vhitcness over the full surface. the business day prior to set- official publication of the final example of how a government filiate, had worked particularly 2 Bedroom garage apartment, J.tired couple to live in own mobfle Today, bleaching is still used tieinent, to Inspect those items regulations In the Federal agency can work with private closely with HUD in working UP as a preliminary to the appliWhile there are some prod- home on small, lakefront youth furnished. No children. P110111 5057 camp. Free trailer space for known to the person conducting Register as saying: Industry to reach a reasonable the "Facts and Comments" cation of blond finishing mate- ucts on the market to make property supervision. Par. ______________ settlement. "Over 240 comments were working arrangement which section of the final regulations, rials. It has several other uses, wo(xI lighter without bleaching ticipation in camping program not 1BEDROOM More important than the received and the Department Is chief among them being to the true bleaches should not be required. Must be able to get along FURNISHED APARTMENT with children. Send letter telling regulations themselves, In the now Issuing a final rule which 2300MelIonvlIle hange the wood into a uniform applied to anything but new about yourself & past associatIon opinion of Thomas S. adopts various changes to light color from which to begin WOOd or wood from which the with youth activities to Box 601. CRENTALS AVAILABLE McDonald, president of the proposed regulations... Most of o Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1651, MONTHLY the entire Finishing process, old linish has been removed. Color TV, AIr Cond., Maid Serv. Florida Land TItle Association, these changes are In response Sanford, Fla. 32171. QUALITY INN NORTH even when the ultimate aIm is Conunerclal wood bleaches _________________________________ Is the "give and take" between to comment. . $42100G ARE YOU TROUBLED? aiI'toir I.4&SR13.4,LOngwOod to apply a stain to make the usually come in different botthe U.S. Department of Housing Free, 644-2021 for "We Carl" "The initial provision of the 25-IS Park Dr Ofl ito r tv 0 is t ii re surface darker again. The idea tIes and must be applied sepa- "Hotllne," Adults or Teens 1&2BiMobileHomes and Urban Development and Act, known as RESPA, were IS that if you begin with a light, rately according to the direc_______ ________________ _____________________________ Adults-No pets the title Insurance and other burdensome, particularly for even tone, the new stain will tions on the containers. a Found 5-Lost ofessicn concerned wiL the mortgage lenders, with respect By EARL ARONSON watering. ' - - ------------ Fum. elf. apt., lights, water furn. orderly conveyance of real to the four requirements," Al' Ncwsfeatures _______________________ - LOST- 2 female dogs, black I Adults onlj. $95. 322-2396 after 1) wk -dys. You merely place the property during the period McDonald said. "During the silver sifter, Name Tosca. and Legal Notice Legal Notice Wa_______________________ brown terrier, named Ralph, 3 Room furnIshed upetalf$ apartwhile these requirements were suspension period, HUD acYour plan; can tell you when dicator, named to ter', on top of the"When soil after WaFICTITIOUS NAME vicinity Eckerd's. 3fl-1047. mint, water and lightS furnhesid' FICTITIOUS NAME in suspension. tively sought comments and it needs water with a new i ____________________________ Notice is hereby given that I am 315 Park Ave., Sanford. Notice is hereby given that I am McDonald, who also Is tried to amend these provisions dicator that monitors moisture tering The manufartiirer says engaged In business it lit Peacock engaged in business at I Vagabond LOST- WhiIC mM. Poodle, vicinity MLII. REWARD.322-253Ior9apartment, fully PurnlVsev, Garage president of The Abstract In such a way as to ac- rising to the surface from with- it works for moot indoor foliage Or.,. Aitamonte Springs. Seminole Way. Longwood, Seminole County. air co."dlticned, water ?urnisised. plants and is e1fecti'e for a County, Florida under the fiCtitiouS Florida under the fictitious name of Corporation with offices In comrnodate the people involved in the soil of a pot. Very nice. Phone 372-1568 after year or longer. nameofRVOEVlCESCO,.andthat LUMBER JACK'S TREE SER. Found- Black Poodle with red _______________________________ Sanford, DeLand and Daytona, in Implementing them, without p.m. weekdays. I intend to register Said name with VICE, and that I intend to register collar, tag engraved "Sissy". The indicator can solve one of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, said name with the Clerk of the Phone 322 1905. commended HUD for its any lessening of the consumer When the plant has enough BAMBOO COVE APTS responsiveness to the opinion of benefits that the Act was moisture the center of the one- the most common problems of Seminole County, Florida In ac Circuit Court, Seminole County, Lost- Part German Shepherd pup, One & 2 Bedroom apartments, cordance with the provisions of the Florida In accordance with the the various groups involved. He enacted to provide. inchdiscispink.Itturnsblueas indoor gardeners, over-wa- Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: provilons of the Fictitious Ninle iweek.sold,brownwlthblack nose furnIshed or unfurnistsid. Newly and ear tips. Vicinity Cumberland redecorated. Come s.e. 300 E. cited HUD's remarks in its "I think this Is an excellent the soil dries out, a time For tering. Section 16.5.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Statutes, To -Wit: Section _____________________________ Farms on Park Ave. Reward, 32] Airport Blvd., Sanford. 323-1310. $ 5: F. Joseph Quesnel Florida Statutes 1957. I I" I 3'Z-Houses Unfumished Sale, very reasonable Phone 323-71fl - __________ ,-. ''" 14-Btsi Carpet, quality materials, expert inslalialiori. friendly service, Free estImates. 323 5232. Lawn Care Alterations, Dress-Making. Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0701. _________________________________ _________________________________ ______________________ Concrete - - avement Darking Lot Maintenance- Se,alin and striping Durable Seaters, 305 Lemon St. SanfOrd, 373 Mcwng. edging, lrlmming, weeding and fertilizing Free estimates. Phone 3fl-9s.i Sewing Machine Repair EXPERT LAWN CARE Carl', ¶e'&r'; ,'.tl;;i '.'..1.in, E0in;.Trimmr.g PhOne323-llflI Clean, OIl & Tune-Up Free Eslimales. 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Make 'Skip ' Illegal By MIKE WENDLAND It's long past time t or me Federal Corn. legal and promptly noticed an increase In the CB tI'3nsCtivetl, which start In price at about $60 munication Commission to repeal its outdated and number of stations which used proper call sign for a 3-channel set and allow you to transmit as well identification. impractical rule prohibiting CB operators from receive. "talking skip," or communicating with stations But the no-skip rule remains in effect. further than 150-mile3 away. Now that skip is prevalent, many operators are Q. Is it against the law to give Smokey reports? Skip occurs when a radio signal is reflected back again dropping their call signs, this time so they can Ben Oswalt, Batavia, Ill. to earth hundreds of miles away by talk to distant stations without much (ear A. Not exactly. Though FCC regulations prohibit of being charged" layers of the earth's atmosphere. nabbed as a FCC violator, the use of CB In connection with any activity which Since we are now entering an active sunspot It's a ridiculous charade. Skip is a natural oc. is contrary to federal, state or local law, just period which will make skip almost a daily tc. clwrence. It's impossible to regulate. And when it broadcasting Smokey locations In itself Isn't t r)!e...... ('VrrPV'ø in, ('fl.rr._.'II._._..,.._e.j... ' .".uv.3 ItI.d1 '•'J, — municate with distant stations, almost impossible, Although it's illegal to do so—rare is the CB So why not make skip-talking legal? Q. Could you tell me what "SWR" means and operator who hasn't at least tried. The reason for why people say we should check the SWR on our the outdated and widely-ignored restriction goes Q. Do CB converters really work? Do theX CB? Ralph McGinley, Wichita, Kan. back to the time when the FCC refused to recognize provide reception as good as a CB mobile? Arthur A. SWR short for the standing wa'e ratio of CB radio as a legitimate hobby and strictly enforced Weller, Augusta, Kan. your antenna. Standing waves rob your set of radio rules against idle chit-chat or "ratchet-jawing." A. They work, though the reception range varies energy and are caused by a mismatch In either the No one paid much attention to the anti-hobby greatly among the several units we've tried, antenna height or the transmission line. To check It, rule. Most CRers quit identifying their station with a Operating of I the standard automobile radio an- hook an SWR meter between the radio and antenna. CB call sign and instead adopted colorful "ban- tenna, the converters allow the CB band to be tuned A reading of 1.5 or less means the system Is matdies," which made it difficult for the undermanned in on the car AM radio. The best unit we've tried is ched properly. lilt's over that, you have some enforcement arm of the FCC to discover uem. the Sparkoinatic CB converter, which sells for adjusting to do in either the antenna or coaxial Last fall, the FCC grudgingly made hobby CB around $30. But even that one can't compare to real cable. - Es Ac sir nu 30, lot esl tir "a an sp wi in' SC lxi Ici to Pr 68th Year, No. 267—Monday, June 28, 1976 - - "I' - -- - ' .. k 8RE4 KER - 14 Decision Expected AtTuesday'sMeeting . . ~ :. , b County May Contribute Funds To 'Mosquito' Fight n Li7 £urruLftr4i Herald Staff Writer 'Three Seminole County commissioners today instructed Executive Assistant Roger Neiswender to prepare a proposal of what It will cost to combat the 'blind mosquito' problem In Downtown Sanford. Neiswender will work with city of Sanford of. ficlals and others In hopes of producing cost estimates for presentation at Tuesday's coupty commission meeting, During today's work session Sanford Chamber of . 1 :1 se ho 1k th ex or UT se ho lb lit kr se re 01 M Fl Is lb at Pt of Pt W in Pt C sl C, rt It d 4 It Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I That CB Craze Is Catching--And Growing Ever wonder what the at. slowly creeping into our faul'.. Certainly not us. romantic attraction of CB off the highway. answered ba ck traction Is about owning a CB everyday vocabulary? We distinctly remember the radio. (And don't try to tell us that there wasn't asmohay or radio? first 'rig' we owned. It took a How many times do you ask every bit of that Christmas you didn't fall in love with that county-motjntie within miles. Seems that CBs are becoming someone a question and get outfit from the moment you The next panel showed a sign on a bonus we got from workJflgwj an integral part of the traveling "10.4" for a response? What bought It.) the same firm for over a dozen the jailhouse bulletin which American community almost happened to the gold old 'yes' or years to buy that mobile unit. A CB does more than allow read, "For sale: 1 CB radio! like a cult or a fad, much like no' answers? And we were the proudest one to get a "Smokey Bear" Excellent condition. Used once. the days of the Frisbee, etc. people in the neighborhood, report while chugging down the Contact 'Lazy Loafer.' County And who is It that is purhighway. You can learn of Jail." If you don't have one yo Late at night, rather than sit highway ur. chasing all these CBs? self, we'll bet a plug nickel you While on the subject of conditions, etc., but in the living room wi th th Businessmen, senior citizens, e you can also slip into that world truckers and their use of the know someone who does family and watch television, of romanticism and fantasy CB, the traveling public has either in his home or teenaged girls, truckers, et al, we'd climb in the family buggy share in the craze that using the jargon that's known suddenly become alerted to the automobile, truck or trailer, of and head for the highest being the proud spot in only to you and your 'good fact that those guys hauling owner of a CB town just so we could get better buddies.' You can't drive a square radio, everything from soup to nut. reception. Friends block anywhere in Sanford and You're in a society that's all really are human after all. without encountering someone We've heard tell of people neighbors alike were envious, by itself albeit a society that They're not the thugs we once with 'ears,' although they might who co ul dn't make th Now they've all got more is growing by leaps and bounds, might have thought them to be e rent cxpensi.e and more luxurious not always be turned on, or payments, yet they'll go out and More than anything, at least most of them aren't. tuned in. t squander that hard-earned cash prigs than we could ever hope to permits ossess the o velop Instead, they're human, tax. pe rator to de And ha ve you noticed lately for a set of ears. Probably harmless the reason for this a and socially acpaying, God-fearing individuals how the CB 'slanguage' is And who's to say they are at craze is largely Just like you and us. due to Instantly become transformed And, no, they don't really eat — from' "Mr. Average" to the broken bottles for lunch. Matte r of fact, they're some "Rubber Duck," "Gator-Bait" or what have you and who of the most helpful guys we've cares, ever run across when we've Ever been out there on the experienced a breakdown on CRYSTAL CRACKERS highway and have someone ask the highway or needed specific Organization meets— The 7:30 p.m. first Tuesday of every month at Objectives—. Buying school you if you're behind the wheel directions to or from a certain Number of members— 40. the Greater Sanford Chamber books and special, hearing of that big "eighteen-w heeler ?" i" locale. President— Bill Leach of Commerce Building, about You better believe It made you devices for deaf children V pvupie nave rounu that reel good. 1.11cc 10 feet tall, throughout Florida. truckers have families and eat, right? 'If I&I umtt t V - A Inuffi, Wq . AM# I pa qW 6u,~t*W6k AM lb - - - CB Organizations - . Till-COUNTY ROAD RUNNERS Number of members— 62. President— Walter Massey. Oaiiun meets— The second Tuesday of each month at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Objectives— Its primary purpose is to aid hard-of- hearing children. Special projects— Several currently are planned to assist the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. That special appeal of owning a CB and being a licensed operator Is a logical extension sleep and live like real people. W ha t we're trying to say Is that CB radio has brought about a soli darity and mutual r es pect of today's complex and conto all users of today's highways fused social environment. Everyone Is suddenly someone special, sim ply because he owns a CR radio. We've had people tell us that the CR craze start ed with truckers, gear-jamming it down the nation's high ways and biways looking for Smokey, w he rever he migh t be. Today, however, more and more of those same smokies are equipped with CR rig.,. •. '' rig, no matter how luxurious or and ti inexpensive it may be, allows better and safer transportation for one and all. And, as we've said many times before, that rig can be '. friend and companion on long, tiring drives. Help is no further away than the dashboard, Every reason for owning a CB appears valid and we doubt if the craze will ever die down. Recently, we saw a cartoon Let's face it those 'ears' that depicted an eightee n. are here stay, wheeler asking for a smokey The Irishman report, Smoicey, well concealed KFM-4837 - CITIZENS FOR BEER HIGHWAY SAFETY Number of members— 263 Preside n t_ Hugh Fred.,. - Organization meets—Every Thursday at the Winter Park Chic Center. Objectives— Aiding hard-ofhearing ch il dren in Florida and also a Cradle Care program for mentally reta rded children. Special projects.— Starting work on plans for a jamboree at f AKER BEAVERS. and BEAVER SQUEEZ(pç -*I- 1* tHE HAPPY HAIRDRESSER Be The Talk Of The Radio With A Now Look From equipment and related goods for two dayL LTD CLUB Number of members— 306 President— Russ WHliamn Organization meets— Greater Chamber of Commerce 710 W. First St. Sanford, Fla. 3234630 C.B.'ers Special 10% Discount Dsnis•I B B BACK star w ith lig hts sn Over LINEAR ,,..... BACK DOOR .................. LI$II1QInnYIy UCX DOWN .. ................... 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WRAPPER NOWASOUT .....................Calling LANOUNE .... .. ... ........ .T.pbijis call IL ..... ................ .....YMmI41 ZOO AIL qm P1 F w Special projects— Semi!de County Youth Deputies. Evening Heiald I - . - - . , . ' 7.'. '"" _________ I! ___ _ A check with state, local and federal agencies organizations utilizing CB radio offered ,.- using drug agents revealed that none were assistance In the search. DI t . - 411%_~\ . ", - I ,%- Today p,r Around The Clock .4-A I Bridge Calendar . t ,lr1 1 21 1 1 - w si .T7 . s 1 I. . . , ')~. , d ., 4 ,1. " 1 .I1,I '"a "2M4 14 tsa I'i . ~i. 1; \ I r ' ' -. a . -,.. 3-A . — Editorial Dear Abby ...... .... .....1-B Dr. Lamb .. ........ ..4-B Horoscope .......... ...4-B Hospital ............... .. 2-A Obituaries ......... Television Women . y1I - - ,w— 2-B 1-B WEATHER 9 Sunday's high 92, today's low 69. Three ice cream lovers (from left) Sonya Green, Stephanie Isle)' and Cindy Mitchell, all from Winter Springs, dug Into some of the fi xings for the giant sundae built Sunday at Altamonte Mall. Steve Greene and Robert Blazak built the sundae while Rev Bardon and A l Belmont supervtsed from below. Ulerald photos by Bill %'lnti,it Jr. I SAM PL ES —I— 4-B Crossword ........... .. 4-B . ', SUNDAE .. Sports .................. . II '' L . . . . -' . .......... h' 4-B 1. Comics .Tff Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. highs upper SOs to low 90s. Lows lower lOs. Rain probability Ii 50 per cent. Details and tides on Page 2-A. Fireworks Worry Con su me r Bureau By 1.OUISE COOK Associated Press Writer While millions of Americans are looking forward to Fourth of a s fety of the sparklers. New regulations have been proposed to take some of the bang out of some of the more common varieties of firecrackers, but Recording Machines On Trial In County Courts they will not go into effect until next year. Note: Firecrackers are distinguishable from other types of fireworks in that they are explosive devices whose primary defender, whoever," Mar. Harold F. Johnson and Wallace county court bill would leave different areas of the electronic recorded on the four-track purpose is to produce a loud noise rather than a visual display. blestone added. "Any human in H. Hall show that for the First the chief court rPporter's office picture to duplicate the costs of master tape — sells for about The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that in 1974, the courtroom has the potential quarter of 1976, bills from with anticipated 1976 Income all functions performed by $900 unwired, the latest year for which statistics are available, there were 3,300 of delaying a trial in ways that Robbin's office totaled nearly just short of $130,000. human court reporters. Baird's electronic recorder. injuries related to fireworks on July 4 alone. More U= 60 per cent "Sometimes you're ready to would not occur with the' $3,200. This places the projected Running totals on circuit To start with, the Baird eight- transcribers have an estimated of the injuries were caused by firecrackers. The Office of Consumer Affairs of the Department of Hegi,a, cost for court reporters' ser- court invoices indicate that at track unit loaned to the county life expectancy of about eight crank up after a recess or machine." By KillS NASH Herald Stall Writer iSecond of Three Parts) - something and the court (t And while this is a valid point, vices in county court at around the end of 1975 calendar year by the Florida Supreme Court, years. Education and Welfare has a few common-aense "Do's and freporter might be out having a it is only a sidelight to the $13,000 for the present calendar Robbins and his seven which is conducting a statewide The circuit court purchased Don'ts" for fireworks use: cup of coffee, so you have to dominant motivation that has year. —Don't hold fireworks in your hand unless the directions colleagues received roughly testing program on electronic its first two dozen eight-track wait. Whereas with the inspired court administrators in circuit court which $l20,000 for services performed. court reporters, costs around tapes for $55 and they lasted specifically say so. mLchine, it's always right in Seminole County, in Florida embraces the proceedings of —Do place the fireworks on hard, smooth, Level surfaces, including state attorney's $4,500 fully installed, wired and about 10 weeks. there. The machine doesn't go and all over the Unit ed States to the Seminole County juvenile statements, public defender's ready for its first opening —Use fireworks outdoors only. Children should use f irewor ks The Orange County Court i experiment with electronic and probate divisions as well a.s out for coffee." depositions, plea transcripts statement. Orlando, which handles a only under close adult supervision. The chief assistant attorney court reporters during the past Its own civil and criminal and appeal transcripts —lithe firework does not go off, wait at least 10 seconds after all A Baird four-track device, heavier caseload than Seminole for the Seminole County Court's 10 years. branches the figures are excIusie of charges made to such as the one being used In and where electronic court the fuse stops glowing before approaching It. trial division, Donald MarThat motivation is economy. much higher. the count)' court during the the circuit judges' chambers reporters have been in —At public displays, stay In designated areas to avoid fumes blestone, was suggesting one When Norman Robbin Invoice records Indicate that same period, and sparks. for hearings, first appearances operation since September 1975, ossIble advanta ge of the eight. chief court reporter at the first-quarter fees paid this year A co m parison of these figures and other minor proceedings, Is goes through about 15 1,300-foot For fur ther information, you can get a fir eworks fact sheet .rack electronic courtroom Seminole County courthouse, to Robbin's staff for circuit with those generated by the priced at about $1,600, ex reels of tape per week, ac- (rum the Product Safety Commision by calling the group's tollseat of Florida's 18th Judicial court services amounted to recorder-transcribers Is dif- eluding wiring expense. A cording to John Englert, office (ree hotline at800.638.266& Ask for Fact Sheet No. 12. recorder.transcriber says that he and his slightly less than $29,000. This ficult because the machines are "piggyback" supplementary manager of the Orange County recently installed In county circuit over its human staff get "premium rates" for would bring the circuit court's so new that some statistics are unit — which the circuit court Court reporters (human and court For the future, the Product Safety Commission has issued rules their work, he isn't bidding. counterpart, projected expense for the not yet available. Anti it employs to provide opposing electronic). Limiting the amount of explosive powder that firecrackers can "That's true of anybody Receipts on File in the calendar year to $116,000, which requires the combination of attorneys with single-track Englert says he has projected contain. The rules will go into effect on Dec. 5, 1976, unless there til t: ,t a t,, :ittorru'v, poblit' ch.uulr of C'nanis Judges h'n with the estimated expense totals from several copies of the same transcript are major objections. (Continued On Page 2-A) - - - - I t - 'HAPPY TO HELP YOU WRITE YOUR ACTION AD 11 ' A federal Drug Enforcement Administration task force spokesman in Orlando told reporters, Dozens of law enforcement and rescue units "It's not one of our agents." didn't find anything in a three-hour search of Seminole sheriff's investigators today were southwest Seminole County early today after reported checking with area CB enthusiasts reports were broadcast on citizens' band (CB) about a report that one CBer had monitored and radio that a drug enforcement agent had been tape-recorded the broadcasts as they were heard shot in an orange grove. Officials labeled the on the airwaves. broadcasts an apparent hoax and said the search Officers on the scene said that they were able "probably cost $,000 In manpower and to monitor several CB broadcasts purporting to equipment time." be the wound,d drug agent calling for help and The Seminole Sheriff's office received calls talking to "his supervisor" but officers were Just before midnight from persons monitoring unable to pinpoint the location where the CB channel nine — the nationwide emergency broadcasts originated. However, police said, the channel — who heard reports that a drug agent broadcasts gave the location of "an orange grove was pursuing a tan-colored auto in the Traitwood on Eden Park Road" at the Orange-Seminole Estates area and was requesting assistance county line. after the persons he was chasing fired on his car. In a separate Incident, Seminole sheriff's Approximately 40 units, including Orange and deputies reported that the sheriff's cornSeminole sheriff's deputies, state troopers and municatlons center at the Sanford Courthouse Altamonte Springs police, converged on the picked up CB reports Later in the early morning Bunnell and Eden Park Road areas as the CB hours from a woman involved in a highway broadcasts continued claiming the agent had accident. The reports were determined to F been shot in the shoulder and stomach and was in come from the woman in her wrecked BU L. an orange grove off Eden Park Road, a north- Ohio, deputies said. south artery in both counties. Using a helicopter and four-wheel-driveSunspot activity and atmospheric conditions vehicles in addition to patrol cars, the officers cause a condition with AM citizens band radio searched the sparsely-settled area but turned up signals that is known as "skip" In which nothing to Indicate any validity to the tpts broadcasts can be picked up hundreds of miles Sheriff John Polk today labeled the incident away at times with such signal strength that they seem to be of local origination. "an aonarent hoax." In addition to law enforcement personnel. Officials said there was no connection betunits from the Forest City and Lockhart Fire ween the apparent hoax broadcasts of the Departments and Herndon Ambulance aided in "shooting" and the Ohio accident broadcasts, the search. Officers who assisted in the southwest Officers said they were suspicious from the Seminole search ccmplhner.ted area CB en. start of the search due to the CB reports but they thuslasts for declining to converge on the search couldn't rule out the possibility that such a area. One officer said, "The serious CBers are a shooting could have occurred. great help to us," and noted that members of They Don't Go Out For Coffee,' Official Says .V I 4 CLASSIFIED , .'i reported missing. July fireworks displays, the government is worrying about the "nimi If you would like to turn your idle items into quick cash, just dial a friendly Ad-Visor. 1. \' - Club; a fire mutual aid agreement with Altamonte Springs; zoning for Liquor sales in a lunch and supper club at the SCL freight warehouse; and the mosquito control proposals discussed today by the county commission. 1!4* *q ft, TV, &i T• M QU Ak&~q i &th Dd 322-2611 831-9993 t Lady, woo Monday of each month at Florida Power & Light, Saw Objectives— tiding those needing assistance. First Federal Buildi n g In Sanford. Objectives-. Assisting In all - . ft.o '14 \' ~ ' I L's: ,' '. would gut the open meetings law. Other topics slated for discussion by the commissioners Include a suggestion from SISTER to use the old city ball chan. deliers, water fountain and other fixtures in the new building; it bid on a parcel of city-owned land adjacent to Mayfair Country . ..................... By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer : : - THROWING TWENTY .... , -' - TUUAMA TAXI ................ FstIdreuDnr TRIP ....................... GRE(ISTANPS ..................... Outlet T*QWWE(LER ... HAMMER .. ................... ...Actiliritur WALK ALL OVfl NAMMERDOWN ... ........... .MMtg last . *AUPA?ER ......... HANDLE .... ... .... ....... .CIs4nams WALLTO.WALL NIGHGUR ..... Uuranasrnwa.p$ WEGONE.BYEBYE " C taway 's proposed amendment which would have allowed of. ficlals to dodge the Sunshine Law's requirements that public decisions be made in the open if less than a quorum is present for a meeting has already won the support of the Council of Mayors of West Eroward County, who are urging city officials in linttaway's district to join them. Opponents of the proposal, Including Florida Ally. (',en. Robert Shevin, say Hattaway's amendment TIN ONE HUNDRED ............. gone WY THERMOSIOTTLE ................. THREES ...... ... . ................ GIVCN FRONI000R ..... ... ....... Lad rig lncanv,y GETTINGO(JT .. .............. ... IstnØu,'d GOGOBIALS .......Lud PIP headed for market GOOD BUDDY .......... .. ...... ...SiMiItifl . 'Officials To View City Hall Sketches o TENTHI$Tyflt ............ TEN THIRTY SIX ............. .. Wbat oft iiU7 Just lots of fine folks have been buying and selling their rigs and most everything in those good, dependable Want Ads. SEMINOLE COUNTY REACT Number of member*-- 45 President— Ken Murphy Organization meets— Last Tuesday of each month at the . Preliminary "idea sketches" of Sanford's new city hail will be presented to the city commission at tonight's 7 p.m. meeting Wayne Heasley, eief architect for Watson and Co., the Orlando firm that landed the $84,500 job of designing city government's new hcme, will present several different concepts to the city commissioners to get their reactions. The commissioners are also expected to finalize the purchase of 2.6 acres of land behind the present city halt as a site for the new building. A 90-day "hold" on the $100,000 piarci.asc by property owner Flagship Bank of Sanford expires July 13. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting is a resolution supporting Sta te Rep. Bob Hattaway's attempt to amend 'Fiorida's landmark Government in the Sunshine Law. Hat- .... Tfvckv',I,gb. TAXING PICTURES '. Herald Staff Writer SMOKET .............. . Smeubsar UIOXflwIT$(Afi3 SUICIDE JOCKEY Distress Call Hoax Could Cost $25,000 By JACQUELINE t)OWD SHORT SKIP ............. DOITTOIT .. .......... put IhISIrI DOUSLIECKUS . ..... .....56laa$psaduaaJ 110*1 TWENTY .............. .. 1 SEAICOY(R3 ..................... Girls in M SIdNTTTNRIES .............. ..SasI&ct SHAXEYTOWN ... .......... ... LuAseIes SNOUT ................... .... .......Ciii DUO PEDAL ...... ......... Sift OIflVthIC1, Call Alban . ROCXI*CIIAI5 ........ ROGER ...... ..... .........isctawwwg. ROLLER SKATE ................... Sinall Car SCATTER$ICX ., VullcjIs1u,m i,dom COME ON .............................Over Street, officials say. Capp, who said he represented downtown 1' Ronald Reagan has moved party's convention in Kansas within 25 committed delegates City and 182 that are uncornof President Ford, and some mitted. IepublIcan National Corn"I believe on the basis of what 'Inittee members are worried has taken place so far, and our that the down-to-the-wire battle own projections, that I will go to may damage the GOP chances Kansas City with enough votes against the Democratic nomi- to win on the first ballot," nee in the fall election. Reagan said. Ford started strong in weekPresident Ford, In Puerto end delegate selections, taking Rico for the six-nation summit 17 of the 18 selected in Mm- conference on the world econonesota and pushing him to 1,001 my, had no immediate cornof the 1,130 needed for nomni' ment on the weekend develop4ation. But then it was downhill ment. for him as Reagan picked up all Ford began the weekend 46 delegates chosen In Montana, leading Reagan by 56 delegates Idaho and New Mexico. and saw the margin sliced by Those, plus two previously more than half. Ford led fleauncommitted Wyoming dele- gan 984 to 9U committed delegates who switched to Reagan, gates before the weekend. gave the former California gov. The sparring for the GOP ernor 976 committed delegates, nomination is causing some Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy concern among Republican NaCarter, who had enough corn- tional Committee members, ¶nitted delegates last week to who wrapped up a three-day win the Democratic presiden- meeting Saturday In Washingtial nomination, spent the ton. weekend at his home in Plains, sonic of the committee memGa. He boosted his delegate hers, who declined to be identitotal during the weekend to fled, said the party's best 1,539. To clinch the nomination, chance in November is for Rea' 1,5o5 delegates are needed. gan to agree to run as Ford's There are still 98 ('.OP dele- vice presidential running mate. PATCNETJA ULRtN CHOKER CLEAR ................Out 6. BAXETHE LUVES ............... ..Iicbdiir GRASS . .................. ......Media strip __- S.. MAIL .................. O"flimaceam low ME RCY SAXES ................... NvtysaIn GONE ... .... ............... FIstalVammksn I ..... LAyANEyEON Ten-four, old buddy, it's'leventy.throe all the way In the Want Adsi "Don't You Deserve The Best" .-._Dawn._ ....,......, f'rcsidejit.Jaes Brown Organization meets— First STYLING K In Touch i MAGNJFJCE4 OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Number of member*-35 DAWN'S UNISEX I Winter Park Mail which would nvolve ea CB club members iing ; booths and l building. Objectives— Aiding the hardof-hearing. SAYS TIZENS MD rI' RADIOS CLASSIFIED CB GUIDE ADVERTISING /1' businessmen, warned officials If something Isn't the county, if Neiswender's report justifies It, done to combat the mosquito invasion, area should fund some type of project. businessmen might be forced to move from the Commissioner Richard Williams agreed It is a Downtown area, city-county problem. Williams agreed some county Gene Meadors of Meadors Marina said from funds should be expended, but the commissioner information he's gathered, the problem can he didn't set an exact amount. licked, but It will require spraying unincorporated Most officials In attendance at today's meeting areas along Lake Monroe in addition to areas InsIle agreed that increased fogging will not eliminate the the city limits, mosquito problem. However, officials hope It might Meadors estimated such a program could be alleviate It. initiated for about $10,000. The only permanent solution would be to destroy Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., said he believes mosquito larvae in Lake Monroe. S Get a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your twenty, you're never far from the wall-to-wall sales power of those Classified ads. Sales power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen wheeler. 11 Some Downtown merchants and marina operators appeared at the work session and Informed commissioners the mosquito problem is detrimental to area business. Polk County officials recently met with Homer, and others and Informed them fogging controls the mosquito population In that county. During certain times of the year, blind mosquitoes are blown in off Lake Monroe to infest the Downtown area. Mosquito sightings have been reported as far south as 13th areas. However, the city manager promised full cooperation with the county in the event some type of Increased spraying program Is initiated. ~ 0!,1 Reagan Narrows , I W, .1 i ,. Ford Lead To 25 L 1 , By The Associated Press gates to be chosen before the 11 1k IMAM dftw 04 MW W16M 0 jut EA commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer estimated it would cost about $10,000 to get a joint city-county fogging program under way, But Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles said the city's program Is o perating at maximum with two pieces of fogging equipment. Knowles said It would be unfair to Sanford taxpayers to lend the city's equipment for spraying in unincorporated - - - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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>, June 27, 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/7b16a1e0964f7183daa7f99462f53f8e.pdf bcdb321496452fdfedaae61d09cb128a PDF Text Text 68-Evening Herald Thursday July 2. 1976 Sanford. Fl. Wild se H t%_ rn -'c_ i Hor RENO. Nev. A? - .A fiveyear-old federal law protecting wild horses has done its job too ble for enfrrci.ng th W'l Wild Free-roaming Horse and Burro Act. estimates that there are more than 60,000 wild horses across the nation with more than half of them in Nevada The wild horse population in creases by about 20 per cent a ear and official say it is put- well. leaving government otfi cials and horse lovers to try to figure out how to cope with a steadily rowing herd of the animaLs. The Bureau of Land Managemerit, the federal agency re- • Legal Notice ____________________________ State Bank No. 791 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF "SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE" OF LONGW000 IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30- 1976, MIL. THOU. ASSETS , Cas a-o M oe '-c - - s L S -,ea;.- . sec"' es Ot ça' ors c 4 :'e L S G:.e-ea;e':es 3"C 3' 'S Ot;acs :' Saes a"o c'ca s,.o • s :'s C''e" t crcs "c'es a-o ete-es 5-: : ung severe pressure on public ran gelands. where the horses must compete with grazing livestock and wildlife, The bureau estimates that 8.. ) to 10,000 horses would have to be removed from the range each year to keep populations at the current level. The agency is limited by law on the methods t can use to catch the horses and it says that rounding up . C::o"ae s:c : Pr - ral ar built around water holes and the horses are caught when they come to drink. That method has been used to remove about 3.50 horses from the Wild Horse Organized A5.;;.,-t- syear ," A New Mexico court ruled last year that the horse-protec. lion law was unconstitutional and said states should have control over wild horses. But the U.S. Supreme Court re- each animal would cost $300 to versed the decision earlier this $400. month and upheld the right of the federal government to controt horses. The ruling 'left us with lust about an impossible situation." says Ed Rowland, Nevada state director for the Bureau of Land Management. 'The law is virtually impossible to manage as it is now constituted Ranchers want the horses sharply reduced in numbers some of them don't care how. Even horse protection groups agree there are too many of the animals. But the groups say theyll wi stick to their vows to see that the horses are proand. if taken off the range. not mistreated in any The law allows the bureau to keep the horse population at Ifl levels. but gives the agency virtually no tools to use in capturing the animals and removing them from the range. The only realistic method is .: If someone would come forward and offer to work out a compromise that is acceptable. we would sit down with them and talk." says Velma "Wild Horse .Annie" Johnston. head of e ccuir U U WWU ance - WHOA. But. she added. 'We have a responsibility to the public no: to relinquish the position we've neld for all these war, 5 a- Pihfe n "t'-er trapping," in which cor- (in said. horses when no other means of reducing the excess population is available. Current laws do not allow the sale of excess animals or their removal from one area to another. Famed the Still El u d poses. The federal government retains ownership. At is a terrifically awkward ing the government must conduct background checks on applicant.s and regularly check on the welfare of the horses. 0 P most too late to catch para. chuting airplane hijacker D.B. for a Northwest Airlines ticket to fly from Portland to Seattle. Shortly after the Boeing 727 Jet' liner lifted off from Portland. he gave a stewardess a note. "I have a bomb in my brief. - Cooper. assuming he's alive. Five years is the limit in which the antihijacking law can be enforced. Five years will be how long it's been since since the hijack. ing when Nov. 24 rolls around. D.B. Cooper was the name and expensive program to ad. minister," says Rowland, not- in g Seminole oun y Although questions remain on the effectiveness the swine flu vaccine, the Seminole County Health Department is gearing up to immunize some 142,000 local citizens this fall. Dr. Orville Barks, director of the Seminole County Health Department, has announced the appointment of a citizens committee to coordinate the liask force responsible for the massive program of immunization. Robert Daehn, Sanford civic ipi leader, has been named to head the committee. Tentatively Seminole County is to have the use of five Ped-o-Jets" beginning the end of October and running through the first week December. of was made Into a raging thunderstorm. No trace of him has been found. But the FBI, extremely aware that the statute of limitations on the 1971 crime Is about to expire, continues the hunt. "ao-; a:::r sec., r es eea' ',"S 50 0 ara se:,..' 'es :.icase0 'oe wee-e-'s 'C rese" a L:a"s 'r0.5 exv,la r ea'eo • " U.S. Program 0 By DONNA FSTf,.s Herald Stall Writer between Seattle and Reno, Nev. ' No one Is sure whether Cooper survived the Jump, which case." it said. Cooper ended up with 1200.000 in cash. He parachuted from the jet's rear door somewhere Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Controversy Surrounds 1 given by a man who paid cash AP 68 th Year, No. 29+-Friday, July 30, 1976 C oo p er I It's al' SEATrLE ][I ceive humane handling and are disposed of humanely. The bureau says It would wel. come such legislation, but says a better solution would be crealion of national preserves fo the horses. The law permits the killing of says. Where adequate water is available, horses won't come near the traps. Once the horses are caught. federal government's "Adopt A Horse" program takes over and private parties can take the animals into their homes for noncommercial pur- One bill now pending in Congress would allow the bureau to sell or donate excess animals, with the condition that they re- a we c n hay? 10 be destcoyed. say we've done ever1hing hu' manly possible to avoid it, she where no more horses can be placed with individuals, The only alternative, said Mrs. Johnston is destruction of the animals. "When the satura. tion point is reached and the time comes that some horses 'We're not going to be able to catch the horses except where water is a factor." Rowland Pland U%UUWWWW Mrs. Johnston and Rowiand agree the adoption program is not limitless and eventually the saturation point will be reached Stone Cabin Valley In central Nevada. but the bureau sass it will not work over the long run on a large scale. - Rnn •• II at of Each "Ped-o-.Jet" can administer some 1,200 in. oculations per clay, Meanwhile, a wire service story out of Washington Thursday reported that Di-. Anthony Morris, director of the Slow, Latent and Temporate Virus Branch of the Food and Drug Administration, and once the government's chief vaccine control officer, has been fired and four roomsful of his test animals were destroyed. The firing purportedly took place after the Washington Post published a story quoting Morris saying the effectiveness of the swine flue vaccine was only 20 per cent. Morris's statement contradicted one made by Dr. Theodore Cooper of the U.S. Department Health, Education and Welfare that the vaccine Is 89 per cent effective. 0 eaies wine Flu. Shots One of Morris' studies with the animals involved hypersensitivity to the influenza vaccine. One study showed that 54 per cent of those getting a flu shot In 1968 came down with severe cases of influenza during the next flu epidemic while only 25 per cent of those not taking the flu shot got the disease. Another study showed that 55 per cçnt of an immunized group got the flu while 28 per cent of the unlmrnunized got the 'bug.' In June, 19Th, the wire service story reported Dr. John E. Craighead, in the department of pathology and oncology the University of Vermont, said immunization enhanced the severity of the disease sometimes weeks and even years later. Several scientists have said it will take two to three years repeat Morris' influenza studies as at of to destroyed by the government. Dr. Vann Parker, a Sanford pediatrician and member of the local citizens committee, said today that while Morris' dire predictions of the effectiveness of the flu vaccine may be right "there is just as good evidence" that scientists who believe In the vaccine's effectiveness are right. "It's anybody's guess who Is right," he said, adding that all can "feel sure that vaccine that Is dangerous will be given." "How effective it will be will not be known until after It is given," Dr. Parker said. "There is no way to be certain how effective It Is without a lot of trial and error and a lot of waiting. Flu vaccine has become more effective and improved every year," Dr. Parker said particular fears about the swine no flu center its similarity to the strain that hit the world in 1918 arid claimed thousands lives. The similarity was discovered recently when a flu epidemic occurred In New Jersey and several "healthy, young adult males died." He said that many of the deaths in 1918 related to the flu were actually from complications that can be effectively treated today with antibiotics. Dr. Parker said that many decisions are made during the process of developing a vaccine which leaves room for disagreement on procedure. "And there is way can right in and make a 100 per cent effective vaccine without taking a lot of tests and a lot of time. 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VUIU ROOF Texture TI - I 1 -- ,i I ___ - I L _)9Yack & Decker' ' 7301 _ ,4 1 Single Hung ALUMINUM WINDOWS CIRCULAR SAW 999 . know that," "The board tells us they Rosenthal said, "and we're never have enough allowing for 50 per cent of that. money, but each year That still leaves over $2 million there's a carryover of in unencumbered funds," "Certain Individual schools millions. The teachers have been subsidizing this have earned a large portion of county school system for that money," Cowley said, "and they want to use that years and we're tired of proposed 1976-77 budget, which money for their own programs it. has been tentatively approved this year. We won't take that -SEA Negotiator money by the school board and which from individual schools, Steve Rosenthal is based on the same $8,100 which was earned by those starting salary, the SEA Istudents, and throw it into one spokesman countered with four 4 - He also noted that school pot. board Investments earned one"We can't do that under the points: I - He said that there was a quarter of a million dollars in law," Cowley said, "After all, you (the SEA) went from a $4 million carryover In this interest over the past year. "This is a reasonable $7,800 base salary to $8,100 last year's budget from which a portion of the increase could proposal," Rosenthal said. year and how do you think you ,,The board tells us they never got it? Through carryover come. 2 - He noted that $1.4 million have enough money, but each funds and that carryover won't had been budgeted for two year there's a carryover of last forever if we keep taking it schools that aren't even in millions. The teachers have out of there and giving it to you - Each PLYWOOD . 300 r: ::erespofs 'I5 Long lasting fencing will provide privacy and security, beautify the appearance of your property. Will resist termites and decay. STOCKADE 6 x 8 Section i ' ''I 62 I 1i ' " . - . 2')? . I , , 7RollO'l ' I . ' . . f ,,- ~~ ' . ______________ pi 0 Ii . a, , Strong 90 lb. roofing felt saturate and coated with asphalt and finished with minerals that are dependable for protection r, and appearance. White or evergreen. KraftBac e FIBERGLASS .t\\\ INSULA11ON ASPHALT FELT 250' Roll Ii ; A well insulated home can save you as much as 30% in fuel costs each year. Use under square-tab asphalt shingles and in the construction of built-up roofs, or under asbestos siding. -; 10 C WE= 301b, roll 1216sq. ft.) -.14 . .' 7 59 ~qL - 6" x23"(epprox. 321in. ft.) '.: .. SESSION '. I : .9. ( LIGHT BULBS In order to meet demands, Although neither Ilattawa> nor - Parks Department. All Kimbrough knew specifically parks department workers are Glissson says the county "must where the cuts would come paid out of CETA funds. That provide services.' To provide . . . , slip into a from, four requests are means the county would be services requires money As budget hearings . as potential required to pick up the tab or something commissioners say i' " 'j third straight day today, emerging . ' Seminole County corn- "problem" areas that are sure the entire parks staff will be Is in short supply. ' .. v: . wiped out. Hattaway predicts Another program sure to missloners say they are to receive a critical eye. 'C i by Office of some sort of reduction, but the undergo careful scrutiny Is outlined As committed to holding land , ' 7 / chairman doesn'tforesee a S55,751 budgeted for a public taxes to last years level.Management Analysis and transportation system from the Holding the line at 5,37 mills Evaluation (OMAE) Director total reduction, . "problem" areas - Public Works Department. Longwood and Altamonte Glisson means more than $4-million Pat .j' •' :iè Last year's appropriation was Springs areas to Downtown t. mustbechoppedfromthe$2l.6- are: / C 0 m p r e h e n s i v e estimated at $422 380 a figure Orlando million worth of requests County staff mem bers say submitted by department Employment and Training Act that has increased to $1,1 66,9 . / , ' .' {" It (CETA)fund.s.Thefederaljobs in fiscal 1976-77. Most of the they will recommend against chiefs. ,, Commission Chairman Mike program pays about 72 salaries increases listed are for new funding for buses unless the ' -'. ' expenditure of funds can be liattaway, Commissioner for workers in county govern- equipment. . -- - , . 1, In additition to the four justified by increased riderRichard Williams and Corn. merit. Federal funds have been S.i1 .. . . missioner John Kimbrough say slashed, thus the county, if it "problem" areas outlined, the ship. In 1775-76, department chiefs . II they will cut requests until the retains the workers, must come county may get 0W,000 less ' budget is at the $18-million up with an additional $500,000. from federal revenue sharing submitted about the same level ."' - Courthouse space. To unless the program receives of requests. They were cut to dollar level, which is the figure about $18-million to meet Sanford's Downtown Kiwanis Club claimed a state record for "taterclub" meetinp today wben 24 that will allow residents to pay provide accommodations for a approval from Congress. Glisson said he feels a $4- certified millage, which Is the members attended a 7a.m. gathering of the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis group at Buck's Restaurant, the same amount of tax as last third county judge in Seminole, Here 11rom left) Sunrise President Cliff Miller and Downtowners Lee Samuels, Phil Roche year - $5.37 per each $1,000 of the judiciary is requesting an million reduction could hurt same this year as last. However, department heads (president I and Ernie Cowley (district lieutemt governor) study a list of the members who logged taxable property evaluation. additional SIW.000 in office county services, particularly in "That's the objective," space. Kimbrough predicts the parks department which interviewed say little or no fat the downtown club's 100th "Interclub" since October 1, 1975. An "taterclub" oir cur3 when four members of one civic group attend another club's tn"ting. Luterclub Chairman Samuels said the 100 Williams said. "I don't see any funding judicial needs this year has experienced rapid growth was included in requests this in the past few years. year. way we can go over that." overall will be difficult. plateau Is a new Kiwanis standard for Florida and may even be a national mark. 1020 7 11 - Inside frosted bulbs in 60. Thor 100 watts. t'.''PWST :4 " , 4 Three young leads that may bring about more arrests. Thursday's developments tumbled out rapidly, rn.r. ,u',.iiht in theki!nanini of 28 schoolchildren ''r'''o -------are in Jail. But authorities beginning with the arrest of James Schoenfeld, and their bus say they are pressing their Investigation for 24, shortly before 7 a.m. in Menlo Park, Calif. unidentified suspects who may have been in- FBI agents said Schoenfeld was spotted Wednesday night driving a green van with Idaho Ii. volved in the bizarre mass abduction. The case broke wide open Thursday with the cense plates by "a person who knew him well." arrests of Frederick N. Woods in Vancouver, police spotted the van again Thursday morning Canada, and his former schoolmate. James and made the arrest without incident. His arrest so close to home was something of a Schoenfeld, near Schoenfeld's San Francisco surprise since authorities had said eiu'ler that Peninsula home. ------ i, 'i, S41WnjrtdhdtrjedtWjcetO cross the Cafladiafl ..--.came as Richard border nearly two weeks ago and had been linked lung search for the Schoenfeld pleaded innocent to 43 felony counts to incidents In Reno, Nov., Spokane, Wash., arid Alene, Idaho. at an arraignment in this small farming corn- Coeur d' Attorney Edward Merrill said Schoenfeld had 15. mnunity where the kidnaping took place July returned to California to surrender that morning All three are held on bail of $1 million each. Although Woods and the Schoenfeld brothers to Merrill's law partner, William Gagen. "He v.ere the only persons sought arrest warrants was supposed to be In our office this morning at ii ti.c case, authorities are pursuing various a.m. to make arrangements to surrender." CIIOWCIIIIJ..A, Calif. 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W, "cz "c4I _t) ,-' ~,8 , = , --., & 1 _A I.SX _1~4'1, P.i., pair, Hospital Settles Suit A Little Bit Too Soon WASHINGTON AP - As the jury prepared to give its verdict in a $3.5-million malpractice suit, attorneys for Holy Cross Hospital agreed at the last minute to pay a $500, 000 settlement, The 12 jurors then were dismissed before they had the chance to announce their verdict - in favor of the hospital. The last-minute agreement came Thursday at the end of an eight-day trial after the foreman of the court Jury knocked on the jury room door to indicate that 10 hours of deliberation had yielded a verdict. The lawyers for both sides huddled and agreed on the $500,000 settlement. The judge then annowiced the settlement and dismissed the Jurom As attorneys For both sides were shaking hands outside the courtroom, the jurors filed past them and mentioned that If they had been allowed to return the verdict, it would have been In favor of the hospitaL Edward and Myra Farrell had sued the circuit hospital, claiming that their son, Jimmy, now 6, the was blinded shortly after his birth suburban Silver Spring, Md., hospital as the resuit of negligence by the hospital and two dcctors. The suit argued that an excessive amount of oxygen was administered to the infant alter be was born two weeks prematurely on Oct. 12, 1969, and that the oxygen apparently led to the development of a rare disease that destroyed the boy's sight. During the trial, attorney David Goldberg had argued for the Farrells that the hospital and doctors in charge of the delivery room were negligent in failing to ensure that the oxygen pumped into the infant's incubator turned before its concentration became dangerously high. Hospital lawyers argued that the oxygen was needed because the child was having difficulty breathing. at off 1K ,I A;, q, T_ If'. , ., _,~ -r,1 htr, ' 'p b I4'1 r.c%1t4 ' 15Ec aBulb .680 10 40 By ED PRI1KET Herald Staff Writer .' i , . , lin It ) .. - M"Ills I ' . FUTM ~ ', No,'e/co' 85 . . RECORD-SETTING . 79 .Plli"~ =20=11i' 1~~f.A_f~ -- - . ' V. %P.37 ,,., ,14c f - /I ,r 3'/i" *15" lapprox. S6lin. ft.) 3W' x23"(approx i .0-- . ~ . Seminole utticlais Attempting ' 01 Is." . S ',, w/Gfl , k d I ':i.' . , II 0 • ' . ELECTRI N/M. tE". ' . - I 12/2 Solid (" major To Hold Land Taxes At 1. I AWARD , Empire Styling in antique bronze finish, Model S 3532 SA VE FUEL COS TS 1 . 4 I ,' Each 8 - . Y-"' - 'L ... . . 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CYPRESS WOOD FENCING --. 075 , 5/8" x4'x8' _____________________________________ t :'rcr'asec ,,r'j.r a;re,eer 'e'se cofresao,'os 'r0'11 : 107 1 % 065 3/8" x4'x 8 MEMORANDA a Ca Grooved 4 on center. I O".L LIABILI"iES AND EUIl CAPITAL s,.":4e-'s3.3 3' ai,laV i' , SIDING Pe'e-rec s:c' a N: sares :_-s,3-.c -; Pr .a Z:'r"c" s'ccv a N: s"a-es 3'r; zec 52 0,( 0 N: saes :_'s'a"c-; 5.3 YX Pa .a 5,,, r U14'0e0 fC'S Res.e',,e for contn9er.ces arc other cao"a' 'eser.es "OT,iL EjITV C AP ITAL 5.."' :' e"s 32 '_ 34 II •iC•' •i• sawdust away from cutting line. Bevel and depth adjustments are easily made. 1Qa EQUITY CAPITAL we 1.25 H.P nia*. motor output). Keeps W_Uvau e - - __ J I Rosenthal agreed, saying "What happened to that carryover in the individual schools? When we ask for it, we're told by the principals that It's been taken back by the school administration. When we ask the administration for it, they tell us It's in the schools, teacher salary schedules for the "Why is it (the carryover 1976-77 school year. Funds) always being shuffled Steve Rosenthal, chief from one piece of paper to negotiator for the SEA, lit the another every time we ask for fuse on Thursday when he those Funds?" Rosenthal asked. tangled with the school board's Cowley said, "We're chief negotiator, Ernie Cowley. budgeting in a conservative Rosenthal offered a counter figure. We're not going to be a proposal to the board's initial part to any fiscal irresponoffer and dropped the SEA's sibility." demand for a starting base At this, Rosenthal pointed out that 60 per cent is the accepted salary from 111,00) to $8,000. portion of a school budget that "This amount ($8,900) would should go to teacher's salaries, bring us up to it decent standard of living," Rosenthal said. "Yet Seminole County Only lflrr.,'.m. ,and hn.n i,,hi,1i,ina this rnnntv in ib,, fnrni nf nv raises " cnpnd 41 rr cent of its total And ('nwlpv counter ed with ,,I.,o,,,s, the question, "Just how much Bracken) school system for years and Bill Dailey,amernberof the budget for teacher'; are you digging into the taxSEA negotiating team, argued Why" 3 - He said that facts prove we're tired of It." Cowley asked Rosenthal if he payer's pocket for this figure? that Seminole County received Cowley pointed out that many that department heads in the 39 How much more would It cost the sixth largest amount among of the carryover funds are public county schools do not wanted the Seminole County than what you received last the 67 counties in Florida from already encumbered (already have those carryover funds, school system to go in debt in year?" the State Department of spent, such as for school buses although it is shown on the that have not yet arrived), proposed budget, Rosenthal appeared to have Education Last year. l(iintlnuedOn I'age2-M "Yes, - reqwrementsAAMA . ______ done his homework well, as he quickly cited that last year's base salary of $8,100 amounted to $17,193,384 while the $8,000 proposed figure would cost $18,891,496 a difference of $1,698,112. After Cowley asked Rosenthai if he had examined the '..'_.•''. ' Meets FHA and VA V" ' 71/411 1 Teacher Salaries Issue Heats uD ByBILLCIJRRIE Managing Editor The fuse has been lit and the explosion might last well into next week as the Seminole County School Hoard and the Se m in o le E d u c a It Iofl Association iSEM have begun negotiations over proposed r 7 ""___"-M _____ __ __ ' ___________________________ ru 6 62'3 _ r--- I # .,, . . MIX Reg Price For renewing old roofs. Retards drying, stops weathering. Outstanding value. For generalA purpose use. Double insulated, Reg. Price (ea.) 999 S1RID CONCRETE C -- IIIIIIIIUH1 t. Each 3tJ iI liquId Asbestos ROOF COATING 5/8" x 4'x 8' ..............Sheet ci 'C'r.i.L. LIABILITIES e: ,,cr'. s,cc'c "aec "c'e's ac deoe"114 Fei S.Dcra~r%a*ec mwes arc oewm1w ,e s - B99 '• F or patching cracks or holes in roofing, flashing or gutters or for laying new roofs. - / _...' M , Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT - . s oar :aOp' School Board, SEA Swap Proposals 7099 1/4 " DRILL TE m t a e d e t fo g l , g clothes line poles. Convenient 40 lb. bag. - I ''', 3-ply ..........Sheet 1/2"x4' xB' I I~. -- cottys -- ~1 JA 1 3/8" x 4' x 8'..... Sheut ' :' ':' a:::_ -' :' ' '. CDX PLYWOOD LI SHEATHING I ROOFING BUILDING I HARDWARE MATERIALS I SUPPLIES ITEMS i ,... 3 S'a'es ac ac ca s.c s os "eocs s :' fore ; ;:.errer's ac c'f : a r5* Deacs s :f c:-'-'e-: a' Ce''fee arc :ces :ec's :' '' 2" x 4" x 8 . ,~" - : , .!- -, 4~ - . 1i - LUMBER PROD"CTS 5 , . .", HOME IMPROVLmENT CENTER FOR,,,I ' 07.iL ASS ES 5,.,- :' 'e-'s - eewTVIC C ATIC MVM.I )I I I ) 4 ec ease' ,;N , _~ a o'sses i 'J 1. 4 .' y J t 't .,,s4 ' . �Sanford, Fl. _______ Friday, July 30, 1 Salaries Dispute Heats Up TI IN BRIEF NA ON In Search For Delegates WASHINGTON (AP) -.. President Ford. continuing to pick up delegate support as he nears the magic 1,130 mark, is traveling to Mississippi to make a personal pitch to the state's GOP convention delegation, an uncommitted group large enough to clinch the Republican nomination for him. The President was flying to Jackson, Miss., today for five hours of campaigning. Challenger Ronald Reagan plans a similiar trip next week. Ford gained seven delegates Thursday — four from Pennsylvania and three from Louisiana to bring his total In The Associated Press convention preference tally to 1,104. The survey shows Reagan remained with 1,023 delegates, and 132 delegates still are uncommitted. If Ford wins Mississippi's 30-vote delegation, he would have four more votes than the 1,130 needed for the nomination when the roll Is called at the national convention in Kansas City on August 18. - Big Three Report Profits After caucusing (discussing the SEA proposal in private) for i minutes, Cowley and his team came back to the bargaining table and offered "a base salary of $8,200 with annual increments and another 1170 in contributions per year for each teacher to be applied to an insurance program which may include: life, health and dental care, payroll deduction and cancer (insurance coverage)." Cowley said that In order to meet the board's Latest offer it would cost in excess of 1300,000 and that the contingency fund would be reduced to about $500,000, "and that's an awfully poor contingency," he said. Because the three-hour time limit for the scheduled meeting was rapidly running out, Rosenthal and his group said that they would study Cowley's Latest offer and come back to the bargaining table today at 1:15 p.m. with a counter proposal of their own. Rosenthal also asked for another negotiating session next week, probably on Wed.. nesday, but Cowley said that would be discussed at the close of today's meeting, but in all probability it could be worked into the schedule. Cowley said that he had a bargaining session planned for Tuesday with the school bus driver's association and that Wednesday would probably be the earliest his team could meet with the SEA next week. Rosenthal indicated that the SEA would not agree to the $8,200 offer and promised more fireworks would come at today's meeting. "You can count on it," he said. Hoffa Missing For One Year DETROIT (AP) — In the year since former Teamsters President James R. Hoffa vanished, the federal government has put the kind of effort into looking for him that it once put into sending him to Jail. The ambitious union boss, 62 at the time, dropped from sight a year ago today. Federal investigators have concluded he was slain, and that the motive had something to do with his desire to return to the presidency of the nation's Largest and richest union. More than half a dozen reputed Mafia figures and dozens of Teamsters have appeared before a federal grand Jury that has heard perhaps 100 witnesses in all. Howe To Be Arraigned SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Rep. Allan Howe, convicted of trying to buy sex from two police decoy prostitutes, is being arraigned anew by a higher court, a step toward an appeal trial before a new jury. A press aide, Michael Whitney, said the Utah Democrat would be arraigned today in absentia. Howe will remain in Washington while an attorney enters a plea for him here. No date for the new trial has been set. Howe's misdemeanor conviction was in city court. Utah law says such convictions can be appealed In state District Court, where the defendant can get a new trial. In effect, the whole process of pleading to a formal charge and trying the case starts from scratch. - Storms Pose Flooding Threat By The Associated Press Thunderstorms have once again made flash flood watches necessary in the Southwest But the thunderstcnns had begun to decrease in intensity by early today. WASHINGTON (AP) — His early statements on defense show that Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter generally parallels broad Ford administration positions, Carter even has adopted Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's term 'Tough equivalence" to describe the U.S-Soviet military balance. Talking with newsmen in Plains, Ga., Carter said earlier this week that the United States Is not in second place. That is what the Ford administration has been saying. Rubber Workers Still Striking By The Associated Press The 60,000 employes idled by the 10)-day old rubber workers strike remained off the Job today after renewed negotiations in Washington fell apart and recessed . definitely. Each side accused the other of refusing the give-and. take needed to resolve the strike which has closed 47 tire and rubber plants. Harris Jury Gets Case Today LOS ANGELES (AP) With codefendant Patricia Hearst absent but not forgotten, William and Emily Harris have asked jurors to forget their terrorist ties while judging them on charges of kidnaping, assault and robbery. The seven-woman, five-man panel was to receive the case today. "You cannot convict us because of our politics," Harr is told Jurors in closing arguments Thursday. - EIcs*iflg J&r.dd Friday. July 30, 1976—Vol. 62, No 294 j I t'( P,'fj S *1) fr,',-'rt,' WASHINGTON AP The reprimand of Rep. Robert L.F. Sikes by the House s certain to be raised when he r uns for reelection to his chairmansh ip of a house subcommittee, says House Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., 1)-Mass. "There's no question it'll be an issue when he (Sikes) comes up for re-election" to his chairmanship of the House military construction appropriations subcommittee, O'Neill said Thursda y while s peaking in Atlanta to the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Sikes called the reprimand given him Th ursday for financial mis conduct "one step short of exoneration." The House voted 381 to 3 to reprimand Sikes the mildest punishment it could give him and one that rr ca ies no penalty. - - Amendment Due Vote TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Gov. Reubin Askew says the first sentence of his proposed Sunsh ine Amendment to the Florida Constitution says it all: "A public office is a public trust." He announced Th ursday that the proposed ethics and financial disc losure amendment will be on the Nov. 2 ballot, the first time in the sta te's history that the people have put a constitutional issue on the ballot by sign ing pe titions. "A bo ve all, this is vi ctory for the people," Askew said. "For the first time in the history of Florida, the people, by their initiative, have s po ken directly and sucessfully on an issue of public concern." 2911 Orlando Dr. SANFORD Liquc rs Counselors Useful 321-0436 - oft WOU BURlG ER 1/ 4 Lb. 69 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Elementary school pupils who received counseling showed significant improvement in grades and attitudes, a three-year study sa ys. "This study shows that the value of a counselor to an elementary school far outweighs the cost," Education Co mm issioner Ralph Turlington sa id after releas ing the study Th ursday. The study by IBEX, Inc., a non-profit research corporation, said that counseled children "tended to make average gr ades, but when their grades were compared to the pr evious school year, there was a significant improvement." C Blue Cross Rates May Rise 'I , P) BURGER ½ LbIII, TALLAHASSEE lAP, I nsurance Commissioner Phil Ashier says he will scrutinize a request by the sta te's Largest insurance company to hike rates an average 25 per cent for 280,000 Floridians. - Th e requested increase was filed by Blue Cross-Blue Shield, which has two million Florida customers, and co mes after a $32-million hike gran ted the company Jan. 1. $ 1 29 Cl Both hikes wo uld affect the same policy-holders, groups of less th an 25 persons and those under 65 who have individual poli cies wi th th e company. Lies Claimed In Loudd Trial ORLANDO (AP) The state's chief witness in last year's nar co tics trial of former Orlan do pro f oo tball executive [tommie Loudd was pressured by prosecutors to lie, Loudd's attorney char ges. Ellis Rabin of Miami said the state attorney's office and sheriff's officials coope rated in getting Alfonso Cain to testify falsely against Loudd, serving a 14-year prison sentence for delivery of cocaine to an undercover officer. Asst. State Atty. Dald lykkebak, trial pr osecutor, called Rubin's allegatins "abs urd." - 'I A ' - F LORIOA Sig ') ARRIVE AUVE H - Si:fTA - . -. ' - - . - MINIM ONSTERS ON THE LOOSE Autopsy Planned For Hypertension Victim earsiOldAltamonte Woman Drowns In Pool 824 By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer .. The Finance Co mmittee had voted to virtually re peal the re-strict ions as they apply to sta te, local and fede ral governments. The version approved by the Senate would allow gov. ernments to require disclosure of Social Secur ity n umbers for tax, welfare, car-registration and driver-license purposes. Open House For Candidate An open house-coff ee in honor of Frederic M. llitt, non. partisan candidate for the newly created third county judgeship in Seminole County, will be held from 9 a.m. to noo n Saturday at the Winter Spr ings Community building. The coffee is being hosted by Mrs. Margaret McKibbin of Winter Springs. Hilt's law office is locat ed on Whooping Loop Cir cle and this is his f irst foray in the political arena. All Seminole Coun ty voters are invited to attend. e r ri e r Rebut Hoopnet Remark By BOB ORRELL Herald Outdoor Corres pondent Mrs. Dora Lee Russell, president of the Mid-Fla. chapter of Or ganized Fisher. men of Florida is in disagreement with some of the statements made at Tuesday's Seminole County Commission meeting by J. T. Turnipseed. The Turnipseed remark in par ti cular which caused Mrs. Russell to conta ct the Evening Herald was, "Other counties will not allow commercial fishermen to Iran Fish with -r ho in traps because the practi ce al lows too many fish to be taken from the river." "The fact is," sa id Mrs. Russell, "all coun ties from Jacksonville south to SR-46 at Lake Harney th e Mims Bridge) have endor sed the use of hoopnets except Seminole Co un ty and they have not taken a stand on the matter. "Commercial fishermen.' she continued, "actually co ntribute to water quality improvement by removing rough fish such as gar and stink shad from the river." ; Onion Rings I commercial fishermen are Just as concerned about the St. River as sports fishermen, if not more so, as their livelihood depends entirely on the river. 100% SOLID-STATE 1976 LLLI -0RR " - GIANT-SCREEN CONSOLE TV The ALBEMARLE . ?" 64749E W C-e Genuine Oa6 wood veneer and selec! hardwood sol on top Frow -,ds and bas,.. malChin,; q 4 -. ed. i.' ... r.. . - -, , i I-- ............ • - -r. of _il)inel linishel, IL quo(i.. •-- Southern Bell _____________________________ Seminole High School students must complete schedule changes for the t;-77 school year on or before tug. 18, a school spokesman announced today. - -- ---c - ---- 23 The AMHERST I :~enu-re Manic .tfleetS and I Fli I 4 d select hardwoo 3L) S,Mu1_,i1.,1 .... grained WInu! - binet with r " gallery and bast, (j I 1fl f simulated ioodmateul rA Th*ASH8URY - ra!enal in - '.i':hrig col.,r ,.....) . Casters . - __------- SEE OUR GREAT DISPLAY 'w': D6WN PAYMENT FREE DELIVERY FREE SERVICE . EASY NO £ • I / STATE- - A, • — -- ..2.3 - ARRIVE ,... II WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELLj - es Schedule FLOPIOP - I 9TI G47UP Genuine Pecar, veneers and select hardwow SohdS. with 1he look of fine a,stressing. on top. ends and bas Front S :ted wow' material J~ This compared favorably ['hats when long distance nites are lower. On Out-Of-State aills, weekend iites apply 111)111 11 pill. I'Iiday until 5 p.m. Sunday. (hi calls WIthin the stite you get the low weekend rates fnim 8 am.— 11 p.m. Saturday iuid 8 am.-5p.111. Sunday. Evening rates apply on all GillS fiTm 5 p.m. to 11 p.111 on Sunday \Veekendsamag.xxl time to dial directuid save. THRU SATURDAY TheXELSTON _---- 72 total catch weighed in at 24 pounds, seven ounces. Newest Idea In Fast-Food Servicel :frjv 25 in the tourney was a nine pound, six ounce entry and the largest CALL ON WEEKENDS AND SAVE. IN SALE TRADE of fishermen's organization. weight of fish caught 1,79 pounds. The largest bass landed /50 BEST remember our FAST drive-up Window!! y h with the January tournament at Palatka, Fla. Mrs. Russell mentioned that the commercial men have no argument with the group (Friends of the St. Johns) which Turnipseed represents, but cannot understand why all the woes of the river are blamed on the catfishermen. "The truth of the matter," she stated, is that most of the trouble can be traced to dumping effluents in the river and water mismanagement. -------- 715 I co ntest held in Texas and also Mrs. Russell stated that she is qualified to s pe ak for all the 2.000 members of OFF ac she Results of the recent ba&i fishing tournament held in Sanford were cited to show that the river is still producing excellent catches for the sportsmen. The official record, as prese1ited to the Florida Department of Natural R Resources, showed s ow that t t 86 bass fishermen weighed in a total of pounds of bass. This represented a success rate of per cent with the average HOMEMADE 91 0 IS WORLD'S BEST 24 - - dley said Mrs. Cook apparently Win ger has arrested a 14-yearRepo rt Error ficers regarding the burglary un locked a sli di ng glass door at old Sa nford boy on possession of County jail booking recor ds suspect's alleged employment. the residence where she lived stolen property charges and on John Daniel Smith Jr., 21, of Twenty-three of those 73 have Blue Light Stolen An auto psy was scheduled with her daughter, Mrs. Ruth reco vered a 10-speed bicycle Lake Mary, arrested by Sanbeen considered b the f ull Sen Sheriffs de puties are looking today by coun ty au thori ties in Haig, and fell into seven feet of reported stolen in April, ac- ford Poli ce early Thursday ate and only one has been refor a flashing blue light critithe apparent dr owning dea th water in a near by swimm ing cord ing to sheriff's department inside a burglarized auto body reported ected In response to the stolen from the top of a shop, Listed Smi th 's occupati on U.S. Bor de r Pa trol auto at re ports. cism the committee itself Thursday of an 82-year-old pool. Mrs. Haig and a da ughter-In. The juve nile was turned over as auto mechanic at "DeBary Altamonte S prings. voted to knock out 11 of the Altamonte Springs woman. Sheriff's Lt. George Abbgy law, MI-S. Terry Haig, who had to sta te Di vision of Youth Paint and Body Shop." amendments Th e remainin Broder Patrolman J.H. said Abbie S. Cook, 32, of 162 talked to the victim an hour Services officials and sheriff's A check wi th the DeBary Williams told deputy Peggy are di n" In the Senate g Pluinosus Dr.,-had a history of ea rlier by telephone, returned detectives report ed they con- Chamber of Comm erce shows McLellan In action on the tax' bill that the dome-type gh blood pressure and the to the residence at 3:15 p.m. fiscated seven bicycles and no business listed by that name Thursday,th e Senate loosened hi blue light, mounted on a autopsy was to be performed by and found Mrs. Cook's body frames at the Juvenile's home. in the south west Volusia County c a 1974 law that restr icts hrome roo f bar, was taken off Forgery Charged community. Dick Costa, a U.S. Government-owned 1973 ernment agencies' use of Social the Seminole County Medical floating face down in the pool, am iners's office to deter. de pu ties reported. Gerald Dennis Blair, 25 , of operator of DeBary Auto Body, Ford sedan w hile the vehicle Security numbers for identi Ex mine ca use of her death . Youth Arrested Apopka, was being held in li eu sa id today that Smith has never was pa rked on North Street at fication Sheriff's deputy E.H. StanSheriff's detective R.E. of $5,000 bo nd at county Jail worked for him. Altamonte Springs on ThurLong conte nded the law t oday following his arrest on a Sa nf ord po lice sa id today that sday. The missing blue ligh t made it di fficult for sta te and • circuit court warrant charging apparently erroneous In- was valued at 8150, according to federal officials to track down the uttering of a forgery. formation was furnished of- sheriffs reports. welf ar e chea ts and runaway fa. thers. I WORLD'S S - Johm Saturc1à S . 73 uw•u U LAKELAND (AP) A hos- hospita l pital patient who apparently "He apparen tly was smoking S was trying to f ill a cigarette in bed and t here was a can of fi ghter wi th fluid was fatally ligh ter fluid there and an open burned and six nurses were cigarette lighter," Peterson 1 .. treated for smoke inhalation said. "The fire was all over the ear ly today when the pa tient's bed. The patient was burned bed caugh t fire, officials said, quite severely and died in the ,.,: Twenty-thr ee other pati ents emergency room." . were evacuated from their Peterson said nurses report:. rooms at Lakeland General edly pull ed the flaming bed out Hos pital after smoke billowed into the hail and tried to ex. through the third-floor surgical tinguish the fire. But they had wing, a fire department spokes- to abandon their attempts be man said. The other patients cause of heavy smoke, he said. were not injured and the flames "The mattress underneath -were confined to the man's bed , started to smoke and the smoke Gary Grissom, 10, as Dracula, left, and Jennifer Cowley, 9, as the the spokesman said. spread throughout the hospi. Fire Chief Kenneth Peter Wicked Witch, have scare-down during Mini-Monster Day. held son t.al," Peterson said. recently at Sa nford Civic Center as part of recreation depart. iden tifi ed the dead patient as Ralph Hol thouser, the hosplment's summer recreation program. Herald Photo by Tom Jam es Kirkland, 64, of Plant Vincent City. It was not Immediately tal s associate director, said the known why Kirkland was In the fire was reported by a pa tient — .-----,..../ - wealthy investors and business. The strongest show of Senate support has come in the battle over committee amend. ments, dozens of which were criticized as tax give-aways be. cause they would benefit only one or two companies. 5_i CHILI 1_ .5-.. . She emphasized tii.at the local It Killed In Blaze !f'i[11JJJ'fVfl A ' J WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Fina nce Committee, al. tho ugh under sharp criticism from some for its handling of a major tax bill , appears to be winning a vote of confidence from the f ull Senate, Since debate on the bill began June 17, the co mmittee and its chairman, Sen. Russell B. Long, 1)-La., have won virtua lly every test of strength against a li beral bloc of self-styled tax reformers seeking to change the committee-authored meas. ure. In most cases, the Senate rejected efforts to elimi na te or scale down vario us tax incentives approved by the cornmittee which would benefit MDNOWFORTHE wrnwrmn mcwc uw -- Friday,July 30, 1U4-3A Hospital Patient - - 4 Suspended Seminole sheriff's corrections shift supervisor Sgt. Earl C. Myers was convicted Thursday night in Orange county Court on a charge of soliciting a prostitute. Judge Lee Conser this morning sentenced Myers, 32, of Sanford, to three days in jail and $300 fine, according to defense attorney Gerald Rutberg. but suspended the sentence pending an Aug. 20 hearing on a motion for a new trial. Maximum sentence on the second-degree misdemeanor conviction could have been 60 days in jail and-or $500 fine. Rutberg said today he is confident the conviction will be appealed. Myers, a shift supervisor at the Seminole County Jail at Sanford, was arrested by Orlando police on April 9 on West Church Street. Police arrested 14 other persons that night in a crackdown on prostitution in the downtown Orlando area. Seminole Sheriff John E. Polk said earlier that his department had completed an internal investigation in the case and that Myers' suspension was effective pending outcome of the Orlando trial. Polk said Myers has the right to appeal his suspension to the Sheriff's Department Civil Service Board. Polk said today be hadn't received official notification of the outcome of Myers' trial. II 1_ O'Neill Says Reprimand Will Be Election Issue tJ ABC Panel Stron IN BRIEF a iue r 32111 % FLORIDA A.000000—f Next to Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Finance results of their two-day effort to sell about 350 insurance carriers and subcarrters on the idea of writing millions of dollars worth of liability protection policies for the four drug companies manufacturing swine-flu vaccine. David Mathews, secretary of health, education and welfare, sent a telegram to 24 key insurance officials underscoring what he called "the importance and urgcicy of this request. "It is essential, If the flu Immunization program Is to be undertaken at all, not only that Insurance be available for the manufacturers but that this fact be definitely known at the earliest possible date." Merrell-National Laboratories, the company which has produced the largest number of vaccine dobes, says It will shut down production lines immediately If there is no assurance that it will have insurance to cover lawsuits arising from the immunization program. Federal officials have been urging the insurance industry to write liability policies for the vaccination program. Dr. Delano Meriwether, director of the HEW vaccination program, said that to the best of his knowledge only 15 million in insurance had been pledged by Late Thursday. Convicted Sccond Class Postage Paid at Sntord,F lorid a fl,;i. i, is certain to disagree. You are not going to find 100 per cent agreement on coming out with any vac- Seminole P4 006 rd Oail, and Sunday. escept SâIU,dIy and Christmas Day by The Sanlord Herald. Inc. 300 Pd French Ave, Sanford, Fl Dr with the program during the month of intensive immunizations. Persons with many skills will be needed, he said, including record takers, crowd controllers, RNs and LPNs, telephone checkers. Anyone can who can volunteer a day, week or month. Daehn said, should call the health department at 323-8940 and leave their name, address and telephone number. Inoculation stations have not been finalized but in all probability, Daehn said, will include most of the public schools, area civic centers and health centers. According to scientists, the hypersensitivity testing done by Dr. Morris means that If a person gets a flu shot and then is later exposed to the flu, he will comedown with an even more severe case than he would have gotten had he not taken the flu shot at all. This could mean that insurance companies could be faced with millions of dollars in claims for years to come. According to Associated Press, executives of the drug and insurance industries are meeting with government officials in what most agreed was a last-ditch attempt to rescue the swine-flu vaccination program. Insurance executives were to report today on the programs." DETROIT (AP) — Auto industry profits rose to a record 81.5 billion In the second quarter, as the Big Three car makers parlayed a robust market recovery into recordshattering financial pexmances. Ford Motor Co. on Thursday reported that its net profits in the April-June period hit an ailtirne high of $442 million, more than loin' times its depressed earnings of a year ago. General Motors and Chrysler reported new profit marks earlier in the week. The Industry's return to prosperity following a two-year slump provoked demands by the United Auto Workers for a fair share of the profits "which are bulging the cornpan parties' pockets." Carter Like Ford On Defense ('ontinui'il From Page I-A i cine." Dr. Parker said it has not been determined as yet how big a dose children will need, adding that children will probably be the last to be immunized it'ontjutl From Page l•M locally. Those, in addition to Dr. Parker and Daehn, who order to meet the SEA salary have been appointed to the citizens committee in. demands. "Do you want the papers to clude: W.P. Layer, Seminole school superinprint that you are putting this tendent; Mrs. Gwen Edleman, director of the RSVP county in debt? Do you know program; Jim Grant, president of the Sanford that to strip the carryover funds Chapter of AARP; Lyle Suffield, director of Project would eliminate the con- OASIS: Jack Homer, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce; Janice tingency fund?" he asked. Springfield, vice president of the Sanford Flagship Rosenthal said, "We've given Bank; John Carli, vice president of Chase and Co.; you a counter proposal to your Tom Hunt, manager of Southern Bell, Sanford; original offer. There's still plenty of money around and our Mary McPherson, senior citizen tour leader; proposal includes fiscal Priscilla Green, director of the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce and Werner Metz, responsibility." "Yes," Cowley said, "and executive director of the Seminole County Mental we're going to give you a Health Center. Daehn said the most prsing need at this early counter proposal, but we're not date is to compile a list of 300 volunteers to assist going to take that money away from the students. Those Individual schools earned that money and they deserve the right to spend it on their own Ford To Visit Mississippi Watches were posted Thursday afternoon over portions of southern Nevada and southwestern Arizona. Thunderstorms in the Northeast also caused at least one flash flood watch over a portion of northern New York. That too was allowed to expire in the early morning hours as thunderstorms moved out of the area. Rainfall in the West was light during that time with onetenth of an inch or less from the Rockies through the Pacific Coast. 0 Seminole County Read"es.'wine Flu Shots ' Orlando C APPLIANCE., • • • J �Ev.nlng Herald Sanurd, Evening lkvjjd It isn't every day that you see a classified ad nmning on the front page of a newspaper, W that's exactly where one ended up on mod Florida Area Code 303--M-2611 or 831.9993 Friday, July 30, mmspopm this " Around 1976-4A But it wasn't a typical rI.ified advertisement. It was from the State of Florida which is ac cepting applications for the position of date executioner. Florida State Prison Superintendent B. J. teverette said he has already had two applicants for the Job, but added, "We haven't gotten down to the point where we're recruiting anyone yet." Seems that Department of Offender WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher WIIJJAt F), (IJRHIE, Managing Editor Ilume Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month. $2.40: 6 Mu'nths. 114.20: Year. $2840 II) Mail in Florida same as home delivers. All other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months. 516 20: 12 Months. $32 40 11 Rehabilitation officials are considering W Realistic Approach Needed On S.S. The Senate's Special Committee on Aging headed by Sen. Frank Church of Idaho has Proposed that Social Securty benefits be increased twice a year instead of once a year to cover increases in the cost of living. This: of course, would give the senior citizen some added protection against inflation, and there is no question that inflation remains the greatest threat to the economic security of anyone on a retirement in come. Weonlywish thatgivingretjred peoplemore protection against inflation were as simple as the Church Committee makes it sound. As it is, Sen. Church and his group are proposing that a Social Security program already on the brink of insolvency move over the edge a little sooner. That would be the consequence if Congress adopted its proposal without treating the underlying financial problems which now beset th e Social Security system. President Ford pointed out in his annual economic message to Congress six months ago that Social Security expenditures are exceeding income at a rate that will deplete the system's trust fund by the early 1980 unless there is a major reform, in the method of financing and of calculating benefits. He proposed a stop-gap increase in the payroll tax to cover the deficit an increase which Congress so far has refused to act upon. Some members of Congress want to start paying Social Security benefits out of the government's general funds which means adding another item to the federal deficit. Since that would add to inflationary pressures in the economy, this poses the ironic possibility that the government would try to help senior citizens cope with inflation by creating more inflation, The Church Committee chose not to concern itself either with the Social Security funding crisis or the causes of inflation. It also failed to make a case that annual cost-of-living adjustments in Social Security benefits are inadequate. The fact is OL ave rage mnonuuy oeneziis nave increased by 26 percent in the last five years -in real terms, after allowing for inflation. u uxi would argue mar retired people relying en tirely on Social Security are on easy street. But their struggle with the rising cost of living is only one side of th e coin. Congress has responded promptly to appeals from senior citizens for Social Security increases. The future of the system is now th rea te ned because it has responded too late or not at all to warnings about the impact of those j. creases on long-term financing n eeris - The Clock fls BII.LCURRIE From the outset the project to bring Alaskan crude oil from Bay to Valdez for trans-shipment to the United States has been plagued by trouble. Lobbying by env1ronm.ntilis delayed the project of leveral years, added millions to Its costs and reduced the energy flexibility of the United States during a critical period. Later labor scandals plagued the developing project and added an untold treasure to the price of the pipeline, which ha., nearly daubled to $7.7 billion. Now It develops that an unknown n umber of the 31,000 pi peline seams may be fa ul ty because the welding was poor and record-keeping so Inadequate that x-rays cannot be matched to the welds themselves. Mor eover, some 700 of the seams are burled deep In permafrost or under rivers and can be re-tested only by untried technology. It Is a sorry mess and a black eye for both the government and the tractors. If delivery of oil Is delay ed by a year, the added cost to Industry, the dateof Alaska fe government will be an estimated $4.5 million. Nevertheless, there Is no alternative to spending as much as has to be spent and taking as the pipeline seams are secure damages are being aaaewd. To do otherwise and risk spills would be cornpotmding the mistakes. 11_ : WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter has gotten a lot of political mileage out of his brief and longago association with Hyman Rickover. Carter is merely one of thousands who have served with the atomic admiral, yet he has portrayed the connection as somehow singularly spiritual. With Rickover and God on one's side, he suggests, how could one help but make a wise, decent and penny pinching president? Now it maybe Rickover's turn to piggyback. - -. / -' - 1 46 1(4 - iN I .L I" - a, J -' a . . would blow out the light in Rickover's Pentagon office. Never company man, he has been aknot in the Navy's anchor line for nearly half a centit)'. For example he once said that If Columbus had followed the management principles now employed in our sea service, "We'd dill be Indians. Another time he delivered the broadside to Annapolis: "It is refuge and asylum where adolescence can be continued Indefinitely." WWIIUUL wig LU L,, IU3JUUW5 On U)C balancing and efficiency. A I To convince those In favor of expanded welfare, unemployment and health care JOHN CUNNIFF A4f flagship is the fact that R.ickoverha.ssucceeded famo* ' asa curmudgeon. When the Navy Passed him over for promotion In 1953 and 1958. Congress took him under its wing to give him not only stars but a soapbox. Rickover championed a nuclear Navy. Congress agreed. And though he Is now 14 years over mandatory na val ret irement, he is still, at congressional Insistence, working 1Z'14 hours a day on active duty. The public, too, has responded to Rickover. gger Navy, then complains that it costs too much, and so has won popular regard as both a protector and advocate of the taxpayer. He has referred to several administ rations as "political hac ks." He has gotten so angry at shipbuilding cost overruns that he once told a congr essional committee: very much doubt in my life time you will get U.S. Steel to comply with the law." Surely this Is an admiral who views the world from down here in our lifeboat. And yet to increasing n um be rs of observers in Washington the old man has worn thin. An acquaintance of 30 yea rs says Rickover has changed from being an advocate of the public Interest to being mere ly an advocate of the Rickover Interest. His insistence that all f ut ure major naval vessels be nuclear powered, for instance, is narrow and risky; one new Rickover cruiser Is scheduled to cost at least $1.2 billion, and critics be lieve such nonsense will price the Na vy out of a much-needed upgrading and mode rnization program. Little Man Ripped Again ..------ - MW P programs he is one of them by outlining his concept of what needs to be done, while assuring time concerned with rising government expenditures that he will make certain overall spending will not be allowed to rise. There would, he says he p,,f "" V, U$ Neville E. Barnett vin we He has also told the U.S. officials, who disburse the aid, when to ship certain cornmoditles and how much to ship. Our sources have been present when Passman has called about an allocation, any, of rice to a needy country. "That's not a good Idea," he has said. On other occasions, he has complained about contracts to companies that he doesn't favor. Their bids, he has declared sternly, are "Improper." Government officials have often found It more expedi ent to accept his suggestio ns than to risk losing their appropriations. For the fl-yearold Passman Is the Lord High Executioner In charge of cutting foregn aid budgets In the merits has aroused the curiosity of the Agriculture Department, State Department and the FBI. Indeed, the FBI is tnve6gat1ng Paasman's relationship with the companies that have been getting foreign aid contracts. The Agriculture Department Is also Invedigating whether the old curmudgeon has tried to manipulate the commodities market by Influencing overseas sales, These are charges that he has denied, with rthtu.i JLtrage. II has -sworn to us, by all that N.C., was convicted late Sanford Senior Citizens Club picnic at Zoological Park. Meet at Civic Center to go as a group. Bring own Wednesday of the Feb. 20 deaths of Trooper Philip A. Black of Pompano Beach and Ontario Constable Donald lrwin, both 49. Irwin was visiting Black and was riding with him on patrol when they were shot to death. Mrs. Under was the third person convicted in the case. lunch. Drinks furnished, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Connie M. Brown Rubyc Christiansen Lottie M. Flowers Sherrod Gore Storm Frank M. Hale Anna L. Herbst Ronald G. Kidd Irvin D. Paul D Demonstration at 10 a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, on how to grow alfalfa and bean sprouts. General public Invited free of charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. Sanford Kiwanis. noon. Civic Center. Casselberrv Rotary Club, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. THURSDAY, AUGPST 5 Demonstration on how to make bread and butter pickles at 10 a.m. at the Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. General public invited free of charge. Call 323-9340 for registration. eve l o p s MIAMI (AP) A system of heavy thunderstorms and strong winds has developed In the mid-Altantic Ocean and might strengthen later today into the first tropical storm of the 1976 season, forecasters said. Paul Hebert of the National Sanford lions Club. noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees. 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92 I ngwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and l.ight, Sanford. - If ,.,i...1, .) WHIUJ £ I,., AREA DEATHS ____ - GEORGE W. CARITON I ' , - I - : ' . , George W. Carlton, 66, of Celery Ave., Sanford, died Thursday. Born in Mayo, Fla., he had lived In Sanford for the 'past 44 years and was retired from co nstruction work. He was a member of the Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jewel Carlton of Sanford; two sons, Terry and Myril, both of Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Ted Williams, Mrs. Bill Bridges, both of Sanford, and Bob Tuttle of Orlando; (w brothers, John F)., hugh. and Cecil, all of Sanford, and Jack of Cross City, seven grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. ' Funeral Notice - CAR LTON. GEORGE- Funeral ser,,ces for &eore W Canton. 66, of Celery Av enue. Santoed. who died TPurd.iy. will be held at II a 5.ilurday at Brsson Funeral tn ev Raymond Crocker of Burial will be in ficaIng Evergreen Cemetery. Bn',Son Funeral Homen charge Of ,rr,mprds ne noias only, roar ne intervenel solely to save the taxpayers' money and to help all-American companies. Otto Passman was hoir nt the turn of the century to tenant farmers and was brought upon unseasoned corn bread and clabbered milk. At age 10, he was hired out to a neighboring farmer for $5 a month. He decided to make his own way in the world after he turned 14. He dropped out of the fourth grade worked on a cotton-and-rice farm for a while and eventually got a job In a grocery store. The memory of his grim childhood developed in him a fierce attachment for every dollar he ever earned. He managid to hang on to enough money to Invest In one business after another, His Passman Wholesale Equipment Company, a commercial refrigera tion firm and Passman Investment Comçany thrived under his tight fist. While he treated every dollar with tenderneas, he was not unmindful of those less blessed. He tithed to the church and became an active Mason. When friends were down on their luck, he was available for a loan and a lecture on economy. Pasnan became admired in Monroe, La., whose burghers elected him to Congress in l9. He made foreign aid his speciality. His knowle-ige of the intimate details of foreign aid Is unparalled. Or as one of his colleagues once said In exasperation: "(Pasamnan) knows the number of coat hangers they have in Khartoum, but not what the AX!) prograir Li doing in the Suui He developed a special Interest In rice. This might seem natural enough, since his native Louisiana is the nation's leading rice producer. But the company that usually benefited from Passman's intervention In rice matters was located in New Jersey. The Connell Rice and Sugar Company of Westfield, N.J., has wound up with export contracts, worth $680 million, during the last seven years. This Is roughly half of the $1.3 billion that the Food for Peace Program has exported during this time. Passman has also been partial to the St. John Maritime Company, which has had equally good fortune in getting freight contracts to ship food to needy nations. In 1973, for example, Passman flew to Saigon for discussions with then-President Thieta. Sources privy to their conversation said Passman had urged Thleu to utilize St. John ships to haul grain to South Vietnam. The Louisiana legislator explained his power over the foreign aid budget, according to our sources. This made such an Impression on Thieu that he later dispatched his Minister of Economy to Louisiana to relay personally to Passman the good news that St. Johns had been awarded the shipping contracts. Passman also Impressed upon U.S. officials, who had to approve the shipping agent, that St. Johil was "In the best position" to fill the contract, say our sources. The Congressman confirmed that Grover (.r.neIl, the own e r th..' favored New J erse y of ..;.,' - -.- -. -.----.-. -.-..--.-------- -. I - company. is a close personal friend of his. But Passman insisted that he had met St. John's owner, Harry J. Smith, only once. "The man has never called roe, and I have never called him," said Passman. Pas.&nan assisted St. John, he said, to keep • the business In the United States. His other Interventions blocking a rice shipment to Cambodia, arranging three rice deals In South Korea, questioning a contract with East Pakistan, to name a few have been Instigated to save money. said. BELLOWING BELLA: We found out Last week why Rep. Della Abzug, D.-N.Y., is called "Bellowing Della." She is renowned on Capitol Hill for her short fuse and her booming voice. Her fiery temperament has driven numerous aides to seek employment hi more placid surroundings. She berated us for publishing a two-line, b0dtom.of4he.c0lums item, quoting her as telling friends that "the game Is up" In her race for the US. Senate. She shouted ; she screamed; she called us names. She reduced our aide, Robin Reynolds, to tears. We were wrong. We mistakenly put quotation marks around a statement that was intended to dwacttrize but not quote her statement. We quoted hera saying "the game Is up" in her U.S. Senate race. What she actually said was that she is In trouble and that she might not be able to pull It off. She denied vociferously that she had even made this statement, She Is "on top of the heap." she bellowed loud enough to hear 4 thut a ttl eptLn', - ' r Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1 and runs through Nov. 30. Last week, forecasters expressed some surprise that there had been no tropical storm activity as of yet. But they warned that some of t he worst hurricanes develop late in the season. A tropical storm Is upgraded to a hurricane when its winds exceed 74 m.p.h. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest. 7:30 p.m. l4)nguod 1A. closed. 8 p. m.. Rolling Hills Moravian (iitirt'h, SR 434 I 4)ngwo(Ki. Tangkood AA. closed. p.m.. St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Countyside School Athisors committee. noon. Vir3t E't-iIcr .il of Sem inole. .':.in fo rd. 17.92 on Lake Monroe in Sanford Y'ALL COME AUGUST 20th is DEADLINE TO REGISTER INTO BIRTHMONTH FOR NEW STAGGERED REGISTRATION RENEWAL SYSTEM ORDER YOUR RENEWAL DECAL BY MAIL TODAY YOUR MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION MUST BE RENEWED BETWEEN JULY 1st AND AUGUST 20th. 1976. DECALS ARE ON SALE NOW THROUGH THE MAIL. You will receive a Decal which Is to be placed over the Decal on the License Plate now on your vehicle. If the "TOTAL AMOUNT" Is not shown on your registration follow the four Cr) steps In the example below to find the cost of your renewal 'TAG DECAL" Prices In table include all fees and mail charges. I ;;;:m: I! 1 -- 10 -. I i' -. - ,7 % I " Zh) $4111 0 - I 1I Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. Highs in the high Us to mid 90s, lows In the low to mid lOs. Saturday's Daytona Beach tides: high 11:57 a.m., low 5:25 am., 5:54 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:31 am., 11:49 p.m., low 5:17 am., 5:41 p.m. - - 7170 -- . .. td1ERVO1jO B 1 I4 THOATESSEC HERE In ra%r Of Jo-n' Owns-v %AID "I" W10 of b.rlh i I 'oc c.t., SiJ4Si1lNE STATE Small Tractor. Small Pr,CC I 3.30 ho " . , . '- V 1 - - ,- . " / / cv- / AVOID THESE LONG LINES, COME IN OR USE MAIL TODAY 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY di*191 SANFORD Aft Hood Tractor Co. 2171$ Oran" lIan4ffiTr*l flelaido. Fla 22104 417 Ma pIe". Ave £IL.a,,oals SpeisSa. SI. 11111 Aitame Spr,'a O,Lii4S 134-1144 432 424 I) - . ' i . I " -I I1I,,iLI , T . ) I - 'I-- ',.-., :. -. 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Partly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Ihgh smostly in lower 90s, lows in lower lOs. Variable mostly west or southwest winds 10 m.p.h. Rain probability 50 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST W I.'' :•"' Washington, D.C. The state has banned commercial harvesting of coral. Seminole Sunrise Kisanis, 7 am., Buck's - £ Shields said in a letter to Kurk Berklund, director of the bureau of Land Management in . '' 4 '" s mercial harvesting in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean. "This is extremely serious," (lob. Sertoma Club of Sanford. 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country ('lob. South Seminole Optimist Club. 7: 0 a.m., Ramada3 Inn. Altamonte Springs. Sanford- Seminole Jaycees, :30 p.m.. Jaycee Building, (asseitwrr Horn. 630 pm., Lind o Likes. FRll)'. t'(UST is 50 am lArd 'nii,uout' South Itotar ('luhi, ( htiii ic' 's Altaiuouui Springs. - 01 WI' management of corals which indicated that the government may issue permits for com- Sanford ,%A, 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. Lake Mars Rotary Club. 8 am., Mayfair Country pose a threat to any Land area 4100 the $435,896 contract posed posed federal guidelines on Sit 4.14. Parents Anonymous for trouble parents i Community United Methodist Church. Casselbern Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon, Civic Center. TO REGISTER INTO BIRTH MONTH FOR NEW STAGGERED REGISTRATION RENEWAL SYSTEM. a Inc. of Kinston, S.C., which has "It time. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields is urging the federal government to ban commercial harvesting of corals off the Florida coast. He objected Thursday to proro l4rngnod Area Sertoma. noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and s DEADLINE 1 Steward-Mellon is a sulxon- tractor for Kenoir Contractors Coral Harvesting Opposed Sanford'Seminoie Jayceettes. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee ..i 4, tions. for renorequires no upkeep and just beMacky said he has had some vating the rest rooms. In addition to tile work, the cause there is a crack in one or complaints, but "there's nothtwo doesn't mean they have to ing we can do about it. The plan job Includes painting, plastertake them all out." to make the change was made ing, replacing light fixtures and general refurbishing. Another woman worker 10 years ago in Atlanta," the U.S. Attorney's office. W ilding. - .-- .-. glass tile isn't made any more. The only way to get it out is with sledgehammers, he said, because it was glued so well. But. Russell said, workmen are saving the marble parti- Sanford Optimist Club. noon, Trophy Lounge, Bo l w he said. "It definitely looks like it might be acquiring tropical characteristics," Hebert said. "Satellite pictures indicate that it is continuing to strengthen." lie said the system will move toward the east-northeast at about 25 m.p.h. and does not r, ~"'r". ~ IR '1"., Harold Russell, said Carrara is POLtTiCAL ADVE R TISING PAID OY CAMPAIGN TPEASUPER FOP CAPPOLLA BUE - - - Ceramic tile will be used as a replacement, Macky said, and it will be installed by StewardMellon Co., the same Jacksonville firm that placed the original tiles. A Steward-Mellon estimator, America. O 11 the system will be called a tro- - "Besides destroying these beautiful walls, It's a waste of taxpayers' money," she said. "They'll probably replace it with something cheap." Elmer Macky, manager here It isn't a case of unisex, tresfor the General Services Adpass or court orders. The men ministration, said the tile being are on official duties, renovatremoved Carrara marble. ing the rest rooms as part of a continuing overhaul of the 42"They're having to take them year-old structure. all out because we can't find But many of the women who replacements for those damwork in the five-story building aged or broken," Macky said. cringe when they see a workFrom one to 10 tiles have been man sledgehammering to bits damaged In each of the the marble tile walls. buIlding's 18 restrooms, he said, and all will be replaced on "This tile Is Lrreplacable," a schedule of two rooms at a complained a secretary from Casselberry Jaycees. 7:30 p.m., The Barony. today. The ________________ It has taken that Long to get the funds, he added. called it an outrage. - 434. pical storm and named Anna, . JACKSONVILLE (AP) There are men in the ladles room in downtown Jacksonville's post office and federal courts building, and the women are peeved. Seminole tJon.s Club. 7 p.m., Quality inn, 14 and SR. Hurricane Center said reports from ships in the area, about Leslie 0. Sledge, Geneva 1,200 miles east-southeast of Emmet E. Jones, Longwood Bermuda, report the system's Nita P. Evener, Orange City highest sustained winds at Franklin T. Chavers, Osteen about 30 miles an hour. L'U... LI £.&L £1. D........h...... C uuqiu , JVI'JU Wom en Workers Irked By Bathroom Renovation - Longwood Area Sertoma auction, to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch, 7:30 p.m., Maitland Flea Market. Tropical John Cotrda, Akron, Ohio Passman Is Potentate Of Foreign Aide s Mrs. Under, a 28-year-old Lloyd R. Johnson, Deltona Mary A. Maloney, Deltona Ella Watson, Deltona I...I LIOUJ TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Seminole High School Booster Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the teacher's lounge. Topics of discussion will include "Booster Day" and football program ads. mother of two from Charlotte, Henry A. Moderow, Deltona Louise V. Teslo, Lake Mary DISCHARGES Mrs. John (Annette) Bisigni & baby boy Mrs. David ( Mary) Rite & - one way or - she said. "Only the verdict mattered." Eleanor M. Bartik, Deltona 'Israel X. Fishman, Deltona JACK ANDERSON C for mercy? "Life or death August Vappasan Eunice Walters Sam J. Watson Murlyn J. Coker, DeBary William G. Williams, DeBary Charles V. Fiorello, Deltona Sanford: •L , MI iIdM3I U YORK (A ) "What's overlooked in all they give away the money illegally and then they creases. this business about illegal corporate gifts and follow it with more to hire lawyers." To convince those concerned with military tribes," the man was saying, "Is that the money Occidental, he conceded, has been profitable spending that he will make impressive cuts in ban out was the stockholders' money. It tinder the creative management of Hammer, the defense budget,while assuring those worried didn't belong to the executives." even though the stock sells today for less am about the rise In Soviet nuclear power he would He declined to be Identifi ed, but he is half Its 1968 price. He thought that Lockheed's work for stronger defense specifically that he r espo nsible, intelligent, hardworking and pususe of company assets was less forgiveable. would favor a firm Increase In naval power. sessed of other attributes we tend to respect. And Lockheed, you might recall, sought and oh-To convince those disillusioned with governhe is stockholder. tamed a $0 million loan guarantee from the ment inefficiency that bureaucratic waste will He might even be safely call ed a typical small U.S. government In order to stay In busines& be curbed while promising the bureaucracy that investor. He has a few tho usand do llars to in vest, Then came revelations of payoffs to Influential its economic needs would be met and its political generally f or the lo ng term. He doesn't ask foreigners, power increased. much, just fair dividends and the prospect for During the disclosures, Lockheed's chairman To convince the unemployed and those who growth, w hich he f eels comes with good manageand chief executive, Donald J. Hahion, and its favor more government planning and regulation merit. vice chairman and chief operating officer, Car l In management of the economy through an When he spoke he was angry, bitter, disaf- lotchlan, resigned. Regardless, they remain on endorsement of the Humphrey-Hawkins fected, but he'll get over It or will he' "Some- the payroll, probably Into the l960s. unemployment bill, while reassuring those who times Woes I wonder If we're not being ri pped off by According to papers filed with the Securities fear such government intervention by cxmanagement," he said. and Exchange Commission, the two officers pressing strong reservations about major "They give the stockholders' money away and each are to be paid $100, 000 a year for five years, aspects of that measure and by promising major then w hen they get caught they charge us again and $50,000 each for another five, as "senior changes in the regulatory agencies. for t he lawyers to defend them. They offend my advisers." The question in the end is whether carter is a ethics, my sen se of fai rness, my politics, and Said the typical investor: "Financial troubles, moderate who can convince those on opposite then my finances. It's too much to accept." then bribery, and who gets penalyzed? The in aides of important questions that he honestly The reference was to the management of nocent shareholders, and who gets rewarded? understands and sympathizes with each, without Occiden tal Petroleum, whose chairman, ArThe people who managed- to et the enrnv i,,,n offending and nii.ni ,I._ ai-- or both mand Hammer, was con victed of ha ving made the mess." - ineachcase.ThusFarheha.ksbzy illegal pa ymen ts of corporate funds to the 1972 The Wall Street Journal, he noted, recently 511Cctf ul In this attempt. But as each sector of presidential campaign of Richard M. Nixon. looked Into similar consultancies and found they the public asks Increasingly pointed and precise "Th ey," he said of the company's are aimed more at easing retirements or saving questions demanding less philosophy and management, "spent at least $850,000 of the face of the ousted, and that often Utile work is more details on exact programs Carter the stockholders' money to defend themselves. First Involved. "A ripoff," he said. candidate will face his most difficult moments. J1 . MONDAY. AUGUST2 Sanford Rotary Club. noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, lake Mary, 7 p m. Actioneers Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, MalUand. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. - HOSPITAL NOTES Industry, financial conservatism, budget iedaIist .i unity government. I .,,,•j. In cmequal representation In government, ployment, at Democratic party conventions while standing four-square against quotas. JULY29 To convince liberals he is heart and soul with ADMISSIONS '5anfO them by the selection of Walter Mondale, Hubert A I Humphrey's protege from Minnesota as his viceDIza E. Brown presidential running mate and by repeated Lucille Dudley assertions he sees eye to eye with Mondale on Marjorie J. Halback every Important Issue the two have discussed, Evelyn Neiman while reassuring Southerners In particular and Barbara A. Parisi conservatives generally with repeated remin. Norma Sparks ders that he grew up in one of the most conAvis I. Stenstrom servative communities in the South and by InErnest J. Arlington, DeBary sistent references to the importance of private Jeanette Ogden, DeBary . . • To convince women's groups he is in favorof it is flickering low. Msurly'there have always befj1 those who House. His constant interventions 'attli food ship- r fxffft~$ 1. . - another aid. (yJ -,--.-- 4. the Thursday could reject recommendation and sentence her to death. "1 didn't ask for mercy," said M. rs Lindr in wiiltlna Mrs. porters. "I asked for justice and I didn't get it. Why should lask BEIRUT, Lebanon (ap)_ Lebanon's civil war raged ofl today despite an agreement between Syria and the Palestinians on a peace plan. Damascus Radio announced Thursday night that () Lebanese Christians' Syrian protectors and the Lebanese Moslems' Palestinian allies agreed on procedures for a cease-fire and political negotiations, The Christians' radio Indicated they might accept the plan. The agreement calls for a nationwide cease-fire supervised by a committee of Syrians, Palestinians and Lebanese Moslems, an Arab League peacekeeping force, a roundtable conference of the right-wing Christians and left-wing Moslems to work out a new political system in which they would share power equally, and a national * NEW YORK Jimmy Carter's strategy Is clear: To convince labor leaders he would be willing to see a destruction of right-to-work laws and simultaneously to reassure non-union working men and employers he would not work to abolish those Laws where they exist. To convince the anti-abortion groups he personally is against abortion and to reassure the pro-abortion advocates he would not stand In the way of more liberal abortion laws.. American Legion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo every Satiirda at 12:45 p.iii. at :t; Orlando Dr.. Sanford. Wnmi'r's Auxiliary of Sanford VFW Post 10108 will hold a White Elephant sale and supper (franks, beans and salads from p.m. to p.m. at the Post home. Everyone st'lcoriie. the other -it doesn't matter," - . may be due for a rebirth of his own, influentially. And the prospects come J ust in time. At age 75, with enemies to his port, stern, starboard and aft, Rickover sorely needs a boost: his once full flame is not yet out, but as Shakespeare said in - c5 ' .: I ( linreb. prison. But Circuit Judge M. Daniel Futch, who presided over the trial of Sonia Jacobs Under and who will sentence her Aug. 12, Peace Agreement Reached Detailed',' . ...,. '.. -'; As f it* man whom millions suddenly presume will be In chief, fow ar gadfly of the Navy Department ILIUI n,,,.%,,.I., ,; Strategy . - SATURDAY, JULY 31 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. ('asseiherry At. closed. 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Florida trooper and his Cana- doesn't." - - - WAcnn%Jh.I.... 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By VICTORIA GRAHAM Associated Press Writer MONTREAL(AP) -A hand. some Middle Eastern athlete sauntered past an Olympic Village bus stop and caught the eye of a winsome guide named Mary. Throw together 6,)O men and women with a common demoninalor - the world's best athletic bodies - and there's bound to be a chemical reaction of Olympian proportion. "The Olympics is tIe world's greatest meat market," said rower Jim Dietz, 27, from Philadelphia. "We got the best "We go out. We eat. We make love. Yes?" he importuned after the briefest of introchictions. "Don't you want to make love put-together women in the world. They got wheels on them you wouldn't believe." But he added: "There are no orgies. It's more like good times. There's a lot more talk than action. "But the Olympic ideal is to try." Love and sex at Olympic Village is more flirtatious than feve'ed. There's more good-huinored hustle than tumble. Competition it is, a race of sorts, although the rivalry is not among nations. At Olympic Village, the biggest sport may be boy and girl watching. There's a lot of hand holding, some public nuzzling, some renewal of old romances and some first-and-last-time struggles In the grass at the outdoor theater. In the Village that streams with people, there's a neverending search for corners and quiet places - a shady glen, a rooftop terrace, the meditation room, a storage area, the empty rooms of departed athletes. "It's really pretty harmless. There's a lot of flirting and not much else," said Dimona Basha, a voluptuous computer room employc at the Village. But Pat Capparelli, a clerk, says the pursuit is In earnest. 'Every guy is on the prowl and there are plenty of good looking girls, athletes and guides. Bird Feels Good, Bad For Detroit I". lid PIrates 2, Mets 1 ' Reds 9, Padres 3 Rennie Stennett scored from Mark "The Bird" Fidrych George Foster crashed a felt pretty good Thursday night three-run homer in the flit in- third base as Bill Rolanson grounded Into a double play in and that was bad ... for the - his 21st. the 10th inning, giving the P1Detroit Tigers. PhIliles 3, cui* 2 Tim McCarver singled home rates their second extra-inning Unfortunately, Fidrych triumph over the Mets in as pitches for the Tigers and the an unearned run in D 11th many days. 21-year-old rookie sensation not ning. only landscapes the mound and talks to the baseball but also has this theory that it's not how "All the athletes ask me where to find girLs in Montreal. I get asked by the Germans, the Italians, the Swedes, the French, everybody. "I tell them to go to the discos to pick up girls." The physical reallty of the Village makes intimacy difficult. Rooms are shared by six to 12 athletes. Men are not allowed in women's rooms, but women are allowed in men's quarters. "It's pretty difficult when you have 12 to a room," said Dieti, the Philadelphia rower. "It's difficult to be discreet, btt it can be arranged." I... / One couple wasn't so discreet. Max Binnington, 26, an Australian hurdler, said early one morning he heard noises outside his room and discovered an athletic twosome Interwoven in the hallway. - "We didn't care that they were making love," he said. "But it was quite inconsiderate to wake us up." ., -. - - Sanford will send Mike numerous in this game, th4. Sanford Junior Loague All- Wright to the mound against third straight triumph since a! Stars used a one-out single in undefeated Ormond Beach in opening night loss Monday. Richard Fredericks made a -- the seventh inning by Mike Link the 6 p.m. game which will I to score a 2-1 vIctory over Holly Sanford needing a victory to spectacular catch on a fly ball Hill Thursday night and ad- force a winner-take-all game at on short right in the last inning * tO help set the stage for Link's vance to tonight's district 8. ROCKY JERNIGAN Sanford's heroes were game-winning tilt. Finals. The winning rally started I with one out when Bruce Annett reached base on a throwing error by Joe Manchisi. Wrlglb sacrificed him to second, and feel. "My arm felt good, but that's Just what it's like," he said ball by Dennis Culver. MONTREAL (AP) - The lead the men's and women's di- of 4 minutes, 2.61 seconds in against Russia, and Robinson of after losing to Mrs. Szewinska, one of the Olympics for me." Link singled off Manchisi's Rudy May and United States, looking at an qualifying for today's final of San Diego and Randy Williams greatest performers in the the Baltimore Orioles 1-0 on an embarrassing third place finish visions in archery. Robinson got his winning 27 glove, the shortstop barely The Americans also have sol- the women's 1,500 meters. of Fremo, Calif., gave the Games' history, won the worn- feet, 4' inches on his third getting his mitt on the bail hit unearned run. "When you feel in the XXI Olympic Games, can Id medal ixsibi1ities in three of All three entrants United a 1.2 finish in the en's 400 in world record time of Jump and said, "Getting a good into the hole. good, you lose; when you feel anticipate even greater di!- today's four track and field - Army U. American Tommy Haynes, men's States long Jump, highlighting 49,. Jump that early shuts out about Rick Bradley went the bad, you win, That's the way t ficulties four years from now, finals. James Butts, Los Angeles, and Thursday's track and field. IS. it was the seventh Olympic half of them." It was only the distance for Sanford, scattering "in 1980 in Moscow we will Bruce Jenner, San Jose, Ca- Rayfield Dupree, Lynwood, CaThe Americans boasted they medal, going back to 1964, for United States' second gold five hits and in trouble only in in other American League really be killed unless our gov- hf., was in third place after the 1ff. - made it to the triple jump would shut the powerful the 30-year-old mother, the only medal since Sunday. WillIams the third inning when Holly Hit action, the Minnesota '1'vths ernment supports the athletes," first day of the demanding de- finals this afternoon. Juantorena out of the medals in woman to win, at one time or Jumped 267L.. scored its run. Bradley will be edged Texas 2-1 said Arnie Robinson, who cathlon but usually has his best The United States does not the 4(X) meters, but he wouldn't another, the Olympic 100, 200 and the the Boston Red Rangers Sax Johanna Schalker of East eligible to pitch in the second downed the Cleveland Indians 6-4. In the claimed an American gold performances on the second expect a medal in the other Ii- be held off. Juantorena WOfl it in and 400. But this was the big Germany won the women's 100, game tonight. medal - a rare occurance this day. He is rated an excellent nal, the 5,000 meters, where a 44.26 and became the first man one-and maybe the last. followed by Russians Tatlayna After Holly Hill got to the Cincinnati Reds trounced "A lot of us are amateurs. Krastcamer of West Germany Lasse Viren, will seek to be- 400. Fred Newhouse, Baton race for me because it was all yeva. The protest came in the San Diego Padres sandwiched by a pair of There's no way to beat the rest led after five events with 4,333 come the first man ever to win Rouge, ha., was second and together - a world record and women's discus and cost the throwing errors, Sanford Philadelphia Phillies nipped of the world if they are profes- points, followed by Russia both the distance races in con- Herman Frazier, from Arizona an Olympic gold medal," she Russians a silver medal. Eve- bounced back and tied it in the Chicago Cuba 3-2 in 11 innings sionals. When we get to Mos- Nikolay Avllov with 4,315 and secutive Olympics. State, was third. iJ " thiri this was the last lyn Schlaak of East Germany bottom of the third. and the Pittsburgh Pirates cow, it's going to awaken the Jenner with 4,298 - his highest Alberto Juantorena of Cuba won with a 226-4 throw and Annett walked and Wright edged the New York Mets 2-1 in world that we are way behind." first-day score ever, 10. and Irene Szewinska of Poland Saina Melnik of Russia, the de- was safe on an error, Annet!' And the United States, which Jan MerrIll, Waterford, made Olympic history; the The Orioles scored in the fending champion and world going to third. First sacker adheres strictly to the OlyTn- Conn., set an American record East Germans won a protest record holder, was listed sec- Darren Whaley compounded fourth. Bobby Grich and lee pics' amateur code, fell further ond. his error with another miscue, MaysingledwithoneociLGrich behind Russia and East G-erwas out trying to But the East Germans pro-- throwing wildly to third, trying score on Ken many, whose athletes are Singleton's grounder but Tony subsidized by the state, In tested Ms. Melnik had inter- to nail Annett. The play scored Muser drew Fidrych's only rupted twice-which is the run, and Sanford was going walk to load the bases. Mark Thursday's competition, prohibited-on her fifth and for still another run when Belanger then hit a grounder to enlivened by a dispute between best throw. Hours later the Wright was caught off third in second baseman Pedro Garcia, the two Communist powers. Judges agreed. Ms. Melnik was an attempted suicide squeeze With only two full days of who bobbled 6A-EVeninQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 30, 76 dropped to fourth, Maria which backfired to kill the rally Meanwhile, Rudy May fired a competition left in these quad- ___________________________________________ Vergova of Bulgaria moved up Holly Hill had runners Ir six-hitter for his second shutout riennial celebrations of sport, ________________________________________________________ from third to second and an scoring position in the fifth of the season - both against Russia had a practically insurEast German, Gabrielle Hinz- against Bradley, but the Latter Detroit. That's the only way to mountable lead in medals with mann, got the bronze medal. fanned Dennis Akely to end the over-all, built on a total of 34 beat Fidrych, whose three lossThe United States got a inning. es have all been by shutouts - gold, xi silver and 27 bronze. bronze medal in the equestrian Sanford came up with two 2-0 to Boston and 1-0 to Cansas East Germany, whose statedressage team competiton, folsound defensive plays in the supported sports enclaves have City lowing West Germany and last inning to help Bradley. produced some phenomenal TwIns 2, Rangers 1 Switzerland. Vladimir Nev- Besides Fredericks' play, Link women athletes, has gained a zorov of Russia won the went to his right and hauled in a Eddie Baneon and bell combined anBill Camp- 32-20-22 count, 74 total, and the welterweight Judo contest and line drive that had eyes on,, eight-hitter United States is at 24-26-23, 73 ST. PETERSBURG lAP) - sion starts when a hare is lifted, andhanded the Sweden took the epee team extra-base territory. reeling over-all. West Germany is "They have got to learn struggling and bleating from a their 19th setback in 22 Rangers games fourth at 10-8-12. fencing event, the only other Earlier, Bernie Von Herbulis to drive for the rabbit," insists transportable wooden cage. on Glenn Borgmann's fourth-ingold medal events. backed up lime and flipped a The Americans will gain the owner of a greyhound Some yards away, two svelte ning single. The hoser It took Cuba's defending perfect peg to Wright to catch a was Jim more - but it doesn't figure to kennel where live jackrabbits greyhounds strain at the collar Umbarger, a former teammate be enough champion Teofilo Stevenson runner at the plate In the third. to catch up. Six U.S. are used to train the sleek to free themselves. just one punch, a thundering In the fifth inning, Rocky of Bane's at Arizona State Uni- boxers last night fought their racers. The rabbit is released. It versity. right hand, to dispose of am- Jernigan came on for a good way Into Saturday's finals. All "If these dogs did not have scampers 30-40 yards. Then the Red Sax 1, IndLv bitious John Tate, a Knoxville, catch on a ball In shallow left, Carl Yastrzemskl drove in are assured of a gold or a silver, this, they would not run. What dogs are released and the rabTenn., truck driver, in their and in the same frame, The United States also has six would happen? They would bit begins a race for life, a race heavyweight semifinal bout. Fredcricks made a long run to twoout runs and the RedWinner Sox bang.. men unbeaten tlwough three fight on the track or have a that it often loses. ed four doubles. Stevenson knocked him out at center to haul In the third out' A lone rabbit, a pair of Rick Wise yielded 11 of Cleve- rounds of the freestyle wres- tendency to play," says Thorn. 1:29 of the first round. u with a pair of runners on base. tling competition, and Darrell as Crawford, owner of a kennel izrevhounds. churn frantic ,• LU ..t__ k_.._1____ ..0 uinrr runerican In action And, in the sixth, Walter Law Pace, Reading, Ohio, and where there are 250 dogs. speeds-Within seconds it's lived in the seventh. advanced and were assured of knocked down a hard-hit ball At his kennel, a training sea- over. Au excited greyhound Lusan Ryon, Riverside, Calif., silver medals and all have and still made the play for the holds the dangling rabbit in its gold medal possibilities. They out. jaws. The bleating stops and the were flyweight Leo Randolph, rabbit is buried in a hole near a HOLLY HILL Tacoma, Wash.; bantamweight hedge. Charles Mooney, Ft. Bragg, RobØie Robertn Jb AS3 R H Ru 0 2 0 Then the next set of dogs is IJ'i/ i N.C.; lightweight Howard øavid Hammach.r rf 3 brought in from the pen and the Ii I"l 0 )5 Davis, Glen Cove, N.Y.; wel- G0rQaYfl,2b 3 0 0 0 Sam Henrycf process is repeated to train 3 0 0 O terweight Sugar Ray Leonard, 1 DenniCulv,r • 3 Q i o pups 11-13 months old. They beSUTTON, Mass. (Al' John ley Country Club's 7,119-yard Palmer Park, Md., and the Tyrone Green p 02 o gin racing at about 15 months. Schlee, a former Army para- course. They did things differ- Spinks brothers, middleweight Dennis Akely Ii 2 0 0 0 ( D4rrenWPal,y C lb Not all of the rabbits are trooper and civilian sky diver, ently with the same result. Mike from St. Louis and Ught- JOI41flth 3Q0 0 3 0 killed. Some are captured and is keeping his feet on the ground Schlee went out in five-under heavy Leon, a Marine stationed Totals u i so returned to cages to train thesedays,backontheprogohf par 31 and came back in oneat Camp Lejeune, NC. By BRUCE LOWIT SANFORD joi. But his primary job ii to try straight twisting slam-dunk, younger dogs later. tour and hopeful his physical under 34. Wadkins went out In Brtic.A.'n,ucl I 2 0 0 Al' Sports Writer The Cubans put six men In the Michael to get the batter out. The bat- then suffers torn ligaments and Using Live rabbits for bait is problems are behind him. 3 34 and roared home with a 31. finals while the Russians Mike Link 2b C NEW YORK tAP) It's one ter's Job is to get a hit. cracked ribs when one of the not against state law. There Tall and wiry, Schlee is Despite their performances, managed only one. of baseball's oldest so-called Rick Bradley p Getting a run or a victory is 3 0 I 0 Portland Trail Blazers' for- wasa public outcry three years bouncing back from major sur- Schlee and Wadkins were not Gold 511.1,,. Tot B"flI.VOflH,rbUt4 lb 3 0 0 0 rules. Not "take two and hit to part of the game. Getting even wards clears him out of the lane ago in Florida, prompting a gery for Rodiy Jernig.an II 3 0 I 0,. the second time in two assured of dual ownership of u s s R right," or "take the 3-0 pitch." isn't, even if a lot i. 33 2? ' Waiter Law is 3 0 2 of managers and Into the second row 01 lawsuit. A circuit court In Ocala years, determined to add to his the lead until early evening beE Germany 32 30 33 It's 'get even!" seem to think it is. 7 Rcha,d Fredricks rO courtside seats. 3 0 o o A U S 74 granted an Injunction, but a career prize money of mire cause of a flock of late charges, Bobby Newman 3b Minnesota's Dan Ford steals ooo You do your Job. If you don't 10 S 12 30 Totals Montreal's Guy Lafleur higher court dismissed it on than $400,000. But the challenges fell abort, Bulgar,a 20 I a base against Texas and In- do it right, well, that's your scores his third goal of 5 5 5 3 appeal and the Florida SuSchlee equalled a course and the pair shared a onestroke Japan 5 5 7 Il Holly Hill furiates the Rangers. He gets fault, pal. 0011001-I game, then suffers a broken preme Court refused to review record with a six-under-par 65 advantage headed Into the Poland S 3 10 II Slnford 001 III 1-3 hit by a pitch the next day Hungary a I 6 ii When a manager teiis tils Jaw and a variety of cuts and the case. Thursday but had to settle for a second round of the 72-hole test s*,c,.n and clears the benches '' 1 bruises when one of the Ptiila.. 1 0 5 This year, a bill to ban the use share of the Lead as Lanny worth $40,000 to the winner. ROminia 3 6 ID I heading toward the pitching that from anybody" pitcher "we don't have to take delpidaplayerscheckahiininto ofliverabbitswaslntroducedin Wadklns did the same In the 3 a Al Geiberger and 12$-pound Ct? Brim mound, bat in hand. Finland 3 3 a bit of revenge, child's play the boards Just before the enthe House but died In cornopening round of the $200000 Mike Wynn Just missed catchBaltimore's Reggie Jackson (which Is what bseball Iialy suing faceoff. (Well, with the nhittee. 7 7 3 Pleasant Valley Classic. lag the co-leaders. CZPCIIO 3 takes a pitch in the face from is 'i 3 3 andchi1- Flyers, maybe that's not 30 tinDuring the last fIscal year, "I'm very fortunate, appar2 I Geiberger started his after- Cuba New York's Dock Ellis. One IJ or worse probable.) I takes over, 1 2 Florida netted $46.5 million In ent.ly a fast healer," the 37- noon round with five coo-i Vugo 1 2 2 s In the Olympics, the gold taxes from parl-mutuel dog year-old Schlee said. "This Is a secutive birdies. He took a be-Jamaica Yanks is plunked by Jim i I 0 3 CASSELBERRY Sportguy who Palmer, who all but admits he Denmlrk Just imagine: looking like Custer's Last million was wagered during the eration for a ruptured disc a cept for a birdie on the ninth, I 0 7 3 and gets a did it to get even Stand, COfl meats f TrinIdad 1 0 0 I and Jerry Greene of Mattland ycar. year ago last Jan. 5 and I had to settle for regulatIon the Mraico reprimand and fine for doing it. 1 Minnesota quarterback Fran cr5; the javelin champion 0 I 2 ran one-two In Thursday night's Crawford admits training turned five weeks later to the rest of the way. Canada 0 Del Unser, then of the New Tarkenton has Just thrown his becomes the Games' dogs with live rabbits Is the day, shooting a 65 In the Bob 0 2 3 s newspaper competition of the There was a five-way tie at Nthrinds York Mets, hits a home run off third touchdown of the game sorcessful Javelin catcher on a wGrst part of the business. He Hope Desert ClassIc. Belgium o Marty Stein Benefit series at 2 67, two strokes off the pace. Portugal St. Louis' Lynn McGlothen. against Chicago. One of the throw by the silver medalist; says he gets the hares from the 0 2 0 2 the Seminole Harness "Now I shoot another 65, aix Deadlocked were Spain Mac 0 I 0 I Raceway. time up, and admits he did it him wIth blind-side tackles scoresaTKOoverthewlnnerin ered a nuisance because they atlon for torn ligaments in my Cajdwell, Len Thompson and Auslralia 0 0 4 1 Iran intentionally. Then the Mets' (call it football's version of the an alley at 3 am., a loser in a eat the crops. 0 o i i were third and fourth, left knee. I hoie I don't have to Dave Stockton. AustrIa 0 0 I Jon Matlack throwr at brush-back pitch), fractures repechage heat suddenly 1 respectIvely. He maintains that live train- have another operation before I Bunched at 68 were Dwight N Zealnd 0 0 i I and McGlothen Tarkenton's right arm M'G1othen Brall and ie1t himself in the rowing finals ing is essential to produce a shoot a 65." and Greene will return i 0 Nevll, John Lister, later tilLs Mat.lack. leg with a tackle as he steps to when a Large hole appears in g s korea o , Thursday night to oppose radio0 racer. Before the dog goes Schlee and Wadklns collected Rodriguez, Bruce Lietzke, Gay 0 0 I I TV qualifiers Marty Stebblns Brush a guy back when he's Julius Erving of the New says, ii should have chased live as they tied the tournament who used a three-Iron for a hale- Bermuda 0 0 I I digging in. That's a pitcher's York Nets puts in his third The possibilIties are endless. t.ait three or four times. N t dLIj(1fC rTll',iJ$ qualifiers rn Jonas and Gene course record at Pleasant Val. inor.e,n the 220-yard 14th hole. IhJr,.j Welli - ' -- - - - - - - - -' .' - SPORTS 100.000 - For Reserve - Claims Against U S Government For Reserve - Emergencies 200.000 100.000 ___________________________________________________ For Resource Planning Personal Services Contractual Services t mc Will Start Baseball For Land Acqusilion and Relocations Personal Services : H For Resource Management Personal Services Contractual Services Commoøities 'i Current Charges Operating Capital Ou'lay Fixed Capital Outlay I AMERICAN LEAGUE East W I PcI. GB -New York 60 36 .625 IlaIlmore .510 11 50 4 CleveIand 17 49 .190 13 FOURTH 1 Ri Jerry lfl 750. Pecoiiivin. 3. Penrose Whynots. 320. 250. 7. CR Sue I)) 1.50. 440, Penmarric, 5, Rebozo. 6. Tokat 3 Yankee Banner II) 1110; 0 (37) Trinket,?, BentIey,5 Lady's Ready. P .ionet. 50.151, 515. 7.54 Norman, 116 40, P (13) 153.50; T (731) NINTH- 1. MAM's BonnIe. 2 Cm, 9 d2. IlL 7 35 Alcala, Cm, 93, 572% 10. 31 91 Proven S'ster, 3, Pub WhIZ. 1. 1.40 Zachry, Cm, 9.1, .750, 2 13 FIFTH - I. Arm Pa? III 43.00, SPicIly, 5 GisosI Barri,6 Wright Hi Carlton, Phi. II 1. .733. 3.25 Kaat. 1510.5 10.2. Plund.r Lady (3) 10.10. FifI, 7. Jug, I. Shelton Streaker. Ph,, 101, .711, 256 1050.3. Penrose Don (1)700; 0(3, TENTH - I Chickory, 7. Ea STRIKEOUTS-Seaver. NY. 154; 5) 1153 50; P 13) 1796.50.. T (531) Parte. 3. Dais' Detroit 17 50 415 I3' Dart, 1, Barney J Richard. HIn. $73. Mssrsmith, All. 1S.SSS 60; 35,97 Boston 14 53 .ISI 16' Acker?, S Western Whisky. 6. Petite Ill. p Pekro, All, 115. Montetusco, SIXTH I Nap's Jake (I) Milwkee 111 I? 17 57 Tipp 6.60. Pinto, 1. Faith. I. 107. 3'lO, 3 00 2 Vinegar Bill (3) 11.20, Moneychanger, 1 40. 3 Main Chute (1) 520; 0 113) Kan City 617 60 ELEVENTH- I Reincarnated, 2 • 133 60. P 113) 16690; T (I 3 1) Oakland . Rising Hope. 3. Dudie Dee. 1. Pecos, 117550; 31 56 Minnesota 49 50 .195 ii', SEVENTH - 1 True Faith (2) BlaCkligP,t. S. Jungle let, 6. 17 51 450 13 Teaas Maraschino, 7. He, I. UFO .lo. 1600. 1000.160; 7 Trade Day ( Chicago IS 54 155 15's FLOxItiA STATE LEAGUE TWELFTH- I. Cousin Klni. 2. 1710.600. 3. Ken Slrider (6) 3.00; 0 California 43 59 122 19 First Class, 3. Norwood's Image. 1. Northern DivIsion (7 7)17660; P (2 1) 5757,70; T 17.7 6) Thursday's Results Jersey Jane. S Travelin Rosy. 6 W L. Pct OS 1555 20. 3137 Boston 6, Cleveland I T,mp Brave Ron, 1. Gold Palace, I. EIGHTH-I. S.ansageHimax Minnesota 2. T.'as 1 Lak,lafld S147 512 Wampum I) 20.1 50.150. 2. Knoey's Time (3) 442 13', Baltimore I, Detroit is 7 121 ii 160,730, 3 Glad (7) 510. Q (3.5) Only games Scheduled Sovm.rs D,vliion 7 40 p 3) 5157 $0; T (531) Today's Games M.4m, 42 aS 575 152200; 3591 Cleveland IEckersley 55 and L&udPfdIlt DAYTONA BEACH NINTH -1 Travelin Smokey Palm Be.c?, Waits IS) at Milwaukee (ROd Ill I) THURSDAY'S RESULTS PompanO Beach 17 1630, 2020. 160. 7 B.B '5 Knee (3) rigue: 16 and Travers 137). 2 Tiwesday', Ce-salts ii . 110. 3 Cap Checker (7) 370, (In) Pompano B,acN. Man,, S FIRST - I. Bob Diaga (6) 17.60 0 (3 5? 15060; P (S 3) 1319.50; T 113 New York (Figueroa 13 61 at L1iefdaie 7. WeSI Palm B,.cne 15 00 S.50 7. Victor Davatos (7) 1260 fl 11.169 20; 31 63. Boston (Tianl 109). In) Winter Haven 110. Tampa 0 I 610; 3 Mario Paco (3) 650; 0 (6-7) TENTH -1. SC Lonesome LIz Baltimore lGrimSley 31) at St Petersburq II, Lakeland 1620. P 167) 67910 11 10. 150. 2 10. 2. Keith Geiger (1) Detroit (RuhIe 6.7). in) Today'sOarne-i SECOND - I. Nrs?or Goros (I) 150.370. 3 Whippendeal (1)2.10; Texas (Briles 1 6) Al Kansas U.am. 4, lor Laud,cdlle (15) $31.00; P151)16030; T 15.1.1) 2010 640 150. 2 Solana Diaga (7) PomMO Beach at Well Palm Ba-ac" City lLeonard Ill), ml 110310. 3 Bob Pecin (6)9.20; 0(2. ' Petrr%bur at Tampa 1101 20; 31.39. Oakland I Bosman a? 30) 50; P (521 153 00; Big 0 16.7 fl.nlpC HCvenat Lak,tand ELEVENTH -I. Apache Mac Go Minnesota lSinQer S 1), in) with all 2) 105.50; (67 with all I) (6) 15 20. 650, 300. 2 Bolson (5) Chicago (Brett 61) at Califor 1000. 3.20, 3 Tnghy Tommy (3) 000. flia IRyan 713). In) THIRD - I. Bob.Gastl 11(1) 500 750. 0 (56) 11500. P (65) 117250. Saturday's Games 550100. 2. Urlarte Coblan (2) ho I (65 3) 117120: 31 New York al Boston. 7. id n) SEMINOLE 600. 3. Apraiz.Pecina (6)3.10; 0 (I TWELFTH - I. Becky Sue (6) Oakland at Minnesota THURSDAY'S RESULTS 1350. 1.10. 2.10; 7. Blue JewelI (2) 2) 1200. P (12) 156.00. Delroil at Baltimore, In? FOURTH - I. Rodolfo (2) 10.60 3. Sandy Time (5)3.40, Cleveland at Milwaukee. mi wmt Cadenza 300,7.10; FIRST 12 61 51700; P (6.2) 151.30; T (6.25) 760 170. 2. Solana (5) 150 3.60 3. Texas at Kansas Cily, In) (Patterson) (7) 6.20 3.10 4.40; 2 Elorri (I) 500. 0 (25) 39.10; P (75) 20; 35 71. Chicago al California. InI Hurricane Scot (5)250 i 503 Frisky 122.10. 00 (12) 209 70. A 3352; Handle 5215.131. Sunday's Games Patrick (6? 5500 (25) 920 T 1:35 FIFTH - I. GastlRodalto (2) Oakland at Minnesota. 2 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SECOND - I Liebon Hanover 16 70,1 00320. 2 ZubiElorrl (1)9.20 Detroit at Baltimore u Neely) (1) 13206.00 1.002. Kim 400; 3 Rafael Sarduy (3)9.50; 0(1FIRST- 1. Big Bad Bare, 2. Just New York at Boston Lobeil 16) 5202503. Rebel I Ouy (5) Foxy. 3 Clip, 1. Eye Appeal. 5 2) 35.50. p (71) 179 60. Texas at KanSas C'ty 3 40 0 (6 7) 2060 1 (765) 92 10 DD Pecos Rockin, 6. Bob's Lips, 1 Run SIXTH - I SoIana.Davalos (I) Cleveland at Milwaukee (271 400 713 2 1000350300. 2. Ne'stor Ovy (2)940 Dog Two, 5 Geronlmo Eck Chicago at California THIRD - 1 flordners Pride SECOND- I. Blue JIm, 2. Mr. 1.20; 3. UriartePaco (3) 5.40; 0 (2 ,'dQdhI ifi 700 310 160 2. Twin Good. 3 Or Nitro, I. Aurun, S. JanIe NATIONAL LEAGUE 1)37.20; P(S7)5.10; 0(25)31.20; P )aye IS) 5 10 1603. Camden Bonnie Z. 6 Noel's FIrst, 7 Wary, I East (5 2) 57.30; DO (25? 67.50. W L PcI. GB 16) 000 (15)13 80 1 (15 6)11100 Compromise SEVENTH - I. Jorge Paco (3) 1 37 1 Phili THIRD - I Wriohl Boca. 7 66 31 1310500340, 7. Rafaef.Gastl 11(7) 680 FOURTH - I. Winning Angel H L 's Sherry. 3 Harleco. 1. Mr. Pitts 500360; 3. Solana Rodolfo (2) 2.40 55 43 .561 II (Reguri 7603 203.60; 2. Jersey Silk Bruises, 5, Stranded, 6 Tracey's 0(3 7)26.20; P137) 73.20. New York Si SI 50) Il' LouiS 133 73, (2) 500 310 3. Brimstone Fire (8) Touchka. 7. CR. Pronto. I. Beauty EIGHTH - 1. RalaeIElorrl (7) 12 54 360. 0(12) 1770; Ti 125) 5500; Cox Chicago 510170250; 2. Aprzia.Paco (1)350 1? 59 .110 2 IS? Monlreal 2503. Solana.Wally (3) 3.00; 0 (1.2) FOURTH- I My My Molly, 2. 33 60 .353 31 FIFTH - 1 Winning Tina Bob Tryon, 3 Wright Can Can, 1 3610; P (7.1) 111.60; Big 0 (37 With West lRegurl (8) 1050 300 300; 2. Zeb Whitedove Eckert, S. Jocosta, 6 Cincinnati 12)1001.40. 63 33 671 Painter lii 6 20 520. 3 Loco Legs Fawn Donald, 7. B's Sister, S. Josie Ang LOS NINTH -1. Mutilla (6) 1600 5.10 55 44 556 7 (3, 7600115)?I00. T (SI 3)26760; Potts Houston 5.20; 2. Apraiz (3) 6.60 1.20; 3, 57 5? 505 17 2 122 San Diego 19 53 Sarduy (2) 4.40; 0 (36) 4610. P (6FIFTH- 1. Wright Amazed, 2. 450 1 Atlanta SIXTH - 1 Captain Riddle (Sica) winding River, 3. Moving Millie, 1. 3? 7590 15 51 .155 $7 111S002S02 60. 2. Drexel Trudy IS) Bar S Forsox, 5. Red Darla, 6. San Fran 44 33 TENTH - I. Urlar?e.Lorenzo (2) 131 19i 2 50 3 60, 3 Six Thirteen (1) 2.50 0 Mondy Malone, 1 White Cactus. 5 13 101 503 20; 2. Barguin Pecina (5) Thursday's Results 115) I) 10. 1115?) 36.80 1:37. Philadelphia 5.001203 Viclor Ovy (5)3.500(75) Volare . 7. SEVENTH - 1 Strong IKurt:. innings SIXTH- 1 My Odyelte, 2. Mit 54.60; p (25) 135.00; DD(6.2) 151.20. worth) Il) 320 2.20 220; 2. Buddy Moss. 3 Sunny Deil. I Johnnie Pittsburgh 2. New York I, 10 ELEVENTH-I. Orbe.Cobian(I) irnings Hope 1312602 60. 3 Dandy Horn (5) Margo, S. Caleb, 6. Dream Acre, 7. 11.10 3 I0l 10. 2 Rafael.Wally (1) 740 0 oil 500. TI? 35) 3720. Just Plain Verge, 5. See Secrets 5.40100; 3. SolanaEgurbl (3) 4.10; Cincinnati 9. San Diego 3 2 0)3 Only games SCheduled SEVENTH- I. John L Hayes, 2. 0 (11) 4.70; P (17) 109.50. EIGHTH - I. Marc R Hal Our Guest, 3 Wayside Tansu, a Sc TOdy' Games TWELFTH - I. Apraiz.Elorrl (2) )Bnd2eSI (II 31(3 2.60 3.00; 2 St LouiS (Forlch 5 5) at Chi Whitestone. S Loco Motion, 6 Boy 5101.20750; 2 Orbe.Wally (3) 7.20 Enough Time (SI 6.20 3 20. 3 cago (Renko 35) Wonder, 7. Dutch's Master, 5. Jack S 20; 3 MutillaRodolfo (1) 3.00; 0 5heh0t0e II) 250 0(15) 1200, Iryon San Diego (Strom 9 ii and (23) 3160; P (23) 5790; Big 0 (17 Ill 51) 14.10. I 317. SpilIner EIGHTH- I Travelin Jane. 2. with 231 119.00 210) at Cincinnati NINTH I More Reliable iGulletl 7 3 and Nolan 931. 2. (Wilseyl (II I 20 750 350: 2 Bullet Freight (3) 140 420; 3 Good 0 Montreal ICarrithers 54) at Candy 111310, 0)3 8)3.450, T 153?) Pittsburgh ICandelaria 101), f 215.4 60. 2 102 111 T) S TENTH - I Speedy Tracer ci e a Philadelphia (Kaat toll at (Seiders) II) 1160 600 380. 2 Ne,v York (Koosman 1$ 11. in) GOOdtiI'fle Julie (1) 1100 S 60 Atlanta IMessersmith 99) _ a BacktireBayel (1? 250; 0)4-7) 5020. 1-1-Duston (Larson ill, In) T)171)85200. 2097 t,oS Angeles (Rau 106) at A 1432, Handle - 51.138 5,, Francisco Montefusco In) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Saturday's Games By WILL GRLMSLEY ridiculed before it ever stepped P"ladeiphia at New Yor4 AP Special Correspondent on the floor. FIRST - I Gypsy Schu,Ier S' Lou's at Chicago CuIn,nei 7 Clayhaven Pioneer MONTREAL iAP - The The experts, including pro Lis Angeles at San Fr4ncic Lake. 3 Stoney Key (Phillipsl. .'.tl,tnta at PtOuSte.i, (?w,l long ordeal is ended for Dean scouts, said it was weak up the Proud Mac Win (D'Amato), S San Diego a? Cinc.nnati, In) Smith, the little Kansas-born middle, lacking a strong center Belandger (Bridgesl; 6 Speedy Jim Montreal at Pittsburgh, (nI lntt0,,I, 1 Nelson Way (Tayloi-l; court tactician who turned a in Mitch Kupchak of North Sunday's Games -. Minor L eaaues JaI-i4laj Harness Racing - - I_ITJCJII)4f - - TOTAL $r Operation and Maintenance of the District's Works Personal Services Contractual Services Commodities Current Charges OperatingCapitalOultay - ' TOTAL - ' t For Construction Personal Services Commodilies Current Charges 7.300 13.000 Operating Capital Outlay - Ficed CapilalOutlay - -- TOTAL SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDSANDGRANTS STATE FUNDS ,'dater Resources Developmenl Account Purchaj,tjandAwards Construction - Prolect WorkS TRIPLES Garner. Oak. 12. McKIvo (Hobbs). 7 John 1. Purdue C. Brett, XC. 9. Poquette. XC. 7. (No Driver). S Counsel Rice itumbry, Bal. 6. LeFlose. Det. 6. Pourgeois Orta, (hi, 6. Bostock, Mit', 6. SEVENTH - 1 Stonegate Sharp arew, Mn. 6 IPatlersoni - 2 Scoll o Scott HOME RUNS Bando. Oak, 20. (Kur)Zworlhi 3. Navy Admiral I. May. Bal. ii Hendrick, Cle. 15, Adams) 1 Shar Cricket lRoyl. S )eJackson. Bat, 16. Ystrzemska. Pn Lady J (Deasors). 6 MarIo (A 17,01)0 1 262.300 131.311.510 I 1)7.000 I o 115(1. St.ea 7,133.630 t CU t MIAMI iAPj The Mm. at his newcomers and backup nesota Vikings, minus their two veterans. 133,515,110 1OIAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS Shula plans to look at three top runners of 1975, open their Estimated amount which will appear Don Strx'k, 8 preseason against the MiamI quarterbacks at te beginning of the above referred Dolphins here Saturday night thirdstringer who started when to fiscal year as obligated upon s s.000.000 with World Football League injuries felled Bob Griese and commitments madebut incomplete refugee Willie Spencer in the Earl MorralL late Last season, That on the 13th Day of August. A D. 1976. at nine o'clock A M in the Jim Del ('xaizo anti free agent spotlight. ptin(ipal olfice of said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control i5, District. 3301 Gun Club Road. West Palm Beach. Florida, hearing will be Chuck Foreman, who gained Gai'y Valbuena. dftOrded tO all owners, persons or entities who are or may be sublect tO said 1l Gaizo, a four-year pro, 1,070 yards last year, is still at D'strict taxes, their attorney's or agents, to appear before sad Board to his Miami home holding out for came out of the Insurance busishow their objecf ions to said Budget a contract renegotiation. And, ness to serve as Strock's backThis Notice shall he published in the eighteen counties of the District in up last year. lie and Valbuena, cordance with existing laws Ed Manianaro, who gained This the 9th Day of July. 1916 CENTRALANDSOUTHERNFLORIDA yards,playedouthlsoption and a free agent pickup from the WFI.'sSouthf7rn California Sun, FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY IT joined the New York Jets. GOVERNING BOARD. are battling to survive next Spencer, a big back at 6-foot- week's First major roster cut By S Robert L Clark, Jr Chairman 4,235 pounds, gained 769 yards Shula Is not expected to use ISEALI and scored 15 touchdowns with either Griese or Morrall. ATTEST Memphis of the WFL two years S John R Maloy Strock, still unsigned, cornago and added 590 'ards last pleted 11 straight passes in the Secretary MEMBERS OF BOARD season before the WFI. folded, First half of last year's Buffalo JohnM DeGrove outgalning teammates 1.arry game to lead a 31-21 vIctory C A Thomas ' RobertW Padrick Csonka ar.d Jim Kiick. which Shul.a calls "as fine a SUB TOTAL STATE FUNDS S 2.570.630 - - - Cush,Greene ) - - P W J Scarborough J Si sprett Claud.O C,od*mn R HardyMathtsofl - Ben Shepard StanleyW Hole Publish July 23. 30 )974 DEBfl S While Vikings' Coach Bud game of quarterbacking as I've Grant plans to rely heavily on ever seen." But he couldn't get Fran theoffensemoving inalf)-iloss regulars, starting Tarkenton at quarterback, to Baltimore as Miami tell out Miami Coach Don Shula will of the playoff picture, despite a usethegametotakealonglook 10-4 record. it !1e-1 S Ma,or League TOTAL -. PITCHING II DeCliiOnS) - Commodities Current Charges Operating Capital Ou'Iv Filed Capital Outlay 4 - Friday, July30, 114-'7A Phodefl, LA. 90. 1Q00, 310 C Metoger, SD. 5 0, 1.000. 2.2$ TAMPA tAP "There's a definitely Thursday with a knee point beyond which injury. Brghl P,-r (Farberl you gain nothing more from Philadelphia at New York. 2 Ex-University of Florida SECOND I Monterey Hanover Montreal at PillSburgh $ 626,217 practice," says Coach John running back Jimmy [)ubose iSical; 2 Nealon Time (Patterson). St Louis at Chicago iioo McKay as he prepared today to will be the only rookie to start. 3 Prince Desmond IDvoracekl. .4 San Diego at Cincinnati 16,100 Dea Frisky IFilipelli); 5. Lone take his Tampa Bay BucAllanla at Houston Quarterback Steve Spurner, Ranger IProvoil); 6 New?owii Gay LOS Angeles at San Fran 9.236 caneersto Los Angeles for their Formerly of the San F'rancisco tao Driaerl. 1. Hobbys Changer '.sco. 591.550 first exhibition game. Fai4al. 8 DuIch Time (No Driver). 49ers, will lead the offense, but • THIRD 1 Demon Express IT. And the Bucs have reached he will not call the plays. Ills Crank). 2. Love Bug Run (Royl. that point, says the 53-year-old backup will be Parnell I)ickms 1,314,073 Birdie Bee Bright (Rusin); 1 boss of the National Football son from Mississippi Vallc Decatur Boy (Bridges); S. Lady Too u Neelfl; 6 Mr. Badeye League expansion teal?). State. Leaders 465.971 IDvorecko; 7. Paul All Atlame IN0 "We are as ready as we hoped 39.971 American League Driver). S. Sumler Dream Spurner will play the first 60.396 we would be, except for the BATTING 225 at bats) C Brett. )Cu)hariel 1.100 tnd third quarters and perhaps KC. 351, Bostock. Mm, 357. FOURTH 1 Annie Laurie Leo running back situation," 15.85? McRae, XC. 3.45. LeFlore, Dc?. (No Driver). 7 Scotlie Tron McKay added, referring to in- (10 some punting. Aldrich). 3. Joppa Star Maid "Spurner is a very good 33). Munson, NY. .379 juries which have hit hard in )Dvaracek); 1 Sccttie Lad (Gill); 5 RUNS- Rivers, NY. 45; P While, punter," said McKay. "In fact, PaY. 43. Otis. XC. 63. Carew. Mm, Land lkurtzwortttl. 6 Festive Guy the backfield, S 1.161,759 The Bucs meet the Rams sat- he's a very good athlete. 1 63. G Brett, KC. 67, North, Oak. 62 1Berelnak) 7 Deano A. (Sica); S RUNS BATTED IN Mayberry. ,rlow Dulchess IPiperl urday in the Coliseum, home of would rather have him punt it off XC. 67, BurrOughs, Tee. FIFTH I Ocala Eagle (Jet than anyone else, lie gets 17.209,37? the Univerty of Southern CaliChamblisS, NY. 6.3 Munson. NY. 63. tersonI. 2 Flying Hank (Kurt: 1.313.731 Yslrzemsk,. Bsn. 6$. fornia which McKay guided for and down the field," worittl; 3 Jeremy IGrimes). 1 1,916,616 HITS--C Brett. XC. lID, Munson. Manna lAdamsl: S Luke Way lB. 173.305 16 years before jumping to the McKay has held demanding PlY, 173. LeFlore. Oct. 172. Coalmont Fritz pros this season. twice-daily practice sessions (hambtiss, NY. 120. Rivers, NY. iUrge's?. Reguri. 76 Stinger C lPetersen), McKay had planned an all- since July 6. The players have S Star Student lD'Ama?o) DOUBLES-Otis, XC. 25. Carty. SIXTH veteran starting lineup. But to get into game situations now, I Bombay Jo Anne $11 156 763 (Ie. 71. McRae. XC, 23. 0 Evans. when former USC Fullback hesays,to be able to see spots Bsn, 72. Rivers, NY. 27. C Brett, iOrmsb'y?; 2 Iron City Nancy lR Regur). 3 Hazel Nut (Petersen?. I XC. 22 Charlie Evans was sidelined tn that need work. Nancys Bruce (Patterson); S Lusty $ 10,000 S 3.32.5.150 Contractual Services - ,,, Bucs' Dubose - - Make Finals, 13.900 143.190 TOTAL e - 132.411 Current Charges Operating Capital Outlay Dog C) vvn e r Sa ys R ci I L its 'A1'1 tis t ' And They Call It t E,'e,i Fc),II 't,,1 S 7.586.322 II4,59Q CommoditIes ________________________________________________________ Sc h I e e R et u r SCOREBOARD 1iI l'rt'ss sitting out one season following at Southern California while end as injtines trades and ex New teams, new coaches and his ouster at Kansas City. Vermeil shocked UCLA by pansion caused a great deal of ! quarterbacks bring added Of the newcomers, much of leavingaftei-theBruinswon the shuffling during the winter. terest to this weekend's first the interest will focus on two Rose Bowl last January. Coach Don Shula at Miami ii schedule of pre-season most successful Los Angeles A third man to leave college will be keeping a close eye on nes in the National Football coaches John McKay of the coaching for the pros is Lou hot, Griese, who is returning ague. new Tampa Bay Buccaneers Holtz, who comes to the New after toe surgery in 1975: Greg Six head coaches will be and Dick Vermeil of the Phila- York Jets from North Carolina Landry will make his first 1976 .aking their NFL debut and a delphia Eagles. State. appearance for Detroit after venth, hank Stram at New McKay enters the pros after The other three new head being plagued by injury last rleans, will be returning after an extremely successful career coaches all were former NFL season, and James Harris of the assistants, and the one certain- Rams will try to shake off the CEOFINTENTIONTOADOPTSUDOET lymostonthespotisBillJohn- shoulder miseries that hamFOR FISCAL YEAR 1776.71 son at Cincinnati, who replaces pered him in 1975. i,WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND To ALL OWNERS. PERSONS OR the legendary Paul Brown. With Roman Gabriel out inIITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA Brown, still the general mandefinitely with an injury, sectMoo CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES ager with the Bengals, retired ond-year signal caller Mike NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with and by authority of hector 373. Florida Stalutes as amended after last season and named Iloryla, so Impressive late last and Chapter 25270. Laws of lorida, 1949, lhal Ihe Governing Board Johnson to replace him. season, has an open field with Of Central and Southern Florida load Control District, a public corporation existing and operating under Jack Patera takes over the the Eagles. id by virtue of the 11w of the State of Florida. Intends to adopt the Ilowing tentative budget, or other expansion team, the Two other veteran quarteras the same m4y be amended, for the final dgel for said Dislr,ct for the F,scal Year beginning Seattle Seahawks, and Monte backs Archie Manning of October I, 1916 and dng September 30. 1977 Clark is the new leader of the New Orleans and Craig Morton San Francisco 49ers. of the Giants will be on the ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE 1976 1977 APPROPRIATIONS Adding interest to McKay's sidelines for the opener. ISTRICT FUNDS pro debut is the fact that his Bobby Douglass gets the call strict Tases 1 16.900,000 team plays in Los Angeles for theSaints with Manrilng still .scellaneotjs Sources 900,000 'Prom Reserves against the Rams in one of nine recuperating from arm surgery Unappropriated Surptu 1.921.010 games Saturday night. Vermeil and Carl Sumnlerell Will start also will be on the West Coast for the Giants after Morton UB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS agaIn, directing his Eagles pulled a leg muscle in practice 1 70,449,010 against the Chargers in San this week. 'GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES Diego one hour later. Green Bay is pinning its Department of Natural Resources Strain's Saiilts host Super hopes on Lynn Dickey, acquired State of Florida- Aqualic Weed Program ..Departmenl of Environmental Bowl champion Pittsburgh, from Houston for John hiadl, Regulation Slate of Florida which willbe playing its second who will make his debut for the Aid to Water Management Di5trjct 100000 game after crushing the College Oilers as a backup to Dan ,3artmenl Of Natural Resources Slate of Florida AllStars24-0.HoltzandtheJets Pastorini. Jim Plunkett is the Design of Zipperer Canal play at St. Louis and Johnson's new quarterback with the 49ers io.soo Area Planning Board Palm Beach County Bengals oppose the Packers at after a big off-season trade with Slorm Water Runoff Sludy 11.000 Planning Council Green Bay. New England, which left Steve Broward County Storm Water Runoff Study In other Saturday night Grogan and Tom Owen fighting 15.000 Metro Dade Planning Commission g, Washington plays at At- it out for the Pats job. Slorm Water Runoff Study 17.000 Bob Avellini has the inside Southwest Florida Planning Council lanta, Minnesota is at Miami, Storm Water Runoff Study Dallas plays at Oakland and trackwith the hears with Virgil 10.000 Chicago travels to Denver, Carter and Gary Huff standing which beat Detroit 10-7 in its by while Steve Ramsey inSUB TOTAL GRANTS FROMOTHER AGENCIES TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDSANDGRANTS herited the Denver top spot opener last week. $2I,3lI.SiO when Charley Johnson retired. in the afternoon, Buffalo STATE FUNDS Expansion has given new life without holdout O.J. Simpson is ..'.Water Resources Development Account 2.510,630 at Detroit and Cleveland plays to several veteran quartA TOTAL ANTICIPATED FUNDS terbacks with Steve Spurner, Baltimore at I.incoln, Neb. $23.u5.Uo Seattle and Patera open on drafted From San Francisco, r RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS Sunday afternoon against Clark opening For Tampa Bay and DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS ForConductod theAf(arsotthe District Generally and the 49ers and the New York Nell Graff, Gary Keithley and Personal Services S 1,151,711 Giants with I..arry Csonka play Jim Zorn battling for the Contractual Services 386.131 Seattle job. at New England that night. Commodities 133,707 Current Charges The first Monday night game Another quarterback who 195.177 Operating CapitalOutlay ________ 36.502 pits Houston against the Chiefs will, of course, bear watching is at Kansas City. Joe Namath, who will start in TOTAL For Tax 011icials' Commissions Quarterbacks also will share the Jets' first pre-season game For Reserve Emergency Pump the spotlight much of the week- for a change. Station Equipment Replacement 525.000 3 For Reserve Conlingencies PORT ORANGE - The BRUCE ANNETF irst Full Weeken& sj e'.' FciC es Enter I'J IL - ''u l.11til All-Stars Reach' For Junior Title iati'iI l'r Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Clark;. 1 Bannas Baby Ii Neelyl STOLEN BASES--North. Oak, 52. EIGHTH - I Lotus Bud (taylor, Oak, II, P.stek. XC. lBridge-sl. 2 Victory Rally ).CFlore. Del. 36. Carew. Mn 36 Neelyl, 3 Dougs Dynamite (No PITCHING IS Decisions) Driven I. Bones Demon (Kurt: 7, Garland. :5,1!, 177. wørlh. S Joshua I Strong). 6 'v C,impbell. Mit'. 112. Western Scott (Bourgeois), 7 Dcl, 113. 156. ISO Se)uys Beau (Sidersl, S Justa Leonard, XC. Il I. 71). 3 73 Pliller, Frost )OvOreck) Det, 101, 711, 760 Kern. Cle. 1). NINTH - I Dr Speedabil 700 232 Bird, XC. 91, 692, 336 i Pluqq)eS I. 2 Ocala Star F Is' 0 Ellis. NY, II S. 686. 316 i Jellerson). 3 Adios Mistey STRIKEOUTS -Ryan. Cat. III. )Kurtlworth). 1 Governor Del Lee IllylOVen. tee, 117, Tanana. Cal, Tarpyl S kndwing When ISer Ill. Jenkins, Bsn, (09 Hunter, NY. t-..'s 6 Ronnie Flyer iRau?. 7. IR Recur), I M,ji',on Sleek IT Crank) NATIONAL LEAGUE TENTH - I Careless Slart (1 BATTING (225 41 bats)Crank), 2 Curt Jubilee Ikimball), A Oliver, Pqh, 343. Griftey. 3 Byrd K I RugglesI I Ocala 3)3. Rose. (in. .332. Mc Bride. StL, Paddy Was (Bourgeois). S Byrd Crawlord. 511. 329. Bobby iOeason). 0 Sue Fly Byrd RUNS Rose. Cm. SI. Gritfey. (Wingard). 1 T,nys Time Bomb Cm. 8.4. Morgan. Cm, 77, Schmidt, L5nn) S Sam Bermga:i 1) Paell'v! Ph), 73. Monday, ChI. 70 RUNS BATTED IN - G,Foter. , • (in. 56, Morgan. Cm. 75, kingmaim NY. 17. Schmidt. Phi, 69: LuZmnSx Dog Phi, 65 ' HITS Rose. Cm, 136. Montanez. All, 128. A Oliver. Pgh, 125. Carvey, LA, 12$. C Foster, Cm. ill. Grlttey. C's. Ill icacing DAYTONA BEACH Thursday's Reiult FIRST I Penrose Fee (31 540. DOUBLES--Johnone. Phi, 71. 500. 350. 7 Quality Far (71 900, lisk. Pgh, 74. Madlock. ChI, 23. 160. 3 Cony Allison (1)160. Q 1)Ji () I Er')CJeCJ mountain of headaches into a Carolina after more highly cascade of gold medals for the rated pivot men became UnAmerican basketball team. available by choice or other"Now, after six months, wise. maybe I can get in a round of Smith was roundly assailed golf," the University of North because there were four of his Carolina coach said after di- North Carolina proteges on the rectingthe U.S.fuzzkldstothe team as well as three others Olympic championship with a from his conference, the Atlan95-74 victory over Yugoslavia. tic Coast. Smith, pale and showing "I wouldn't swap the 12 guys signs of strain from 16-hour over there," he said, pointing to days, carping criticism and the the team marching into the responsibility of having to re' interview area, "for any other store America's basketball 12 guys that could have been prestige, heaved a big sigh of picked. They proved themrelief, selves." "No, I don't think I would Smith said he personally got want this job again," he ac- more satisfion o of seeing knowletlged. "I think the Olym- his team redeem itself In the pic basketball coach, like the face of this widespread critimembersoftheteam,shouldbe cism than in the vindication of changed every four years." the "Great Munich Court RobIt's been a tormenting grind, bery" of 1972. but it ended at the foot of a Now they haveadozen golds, rainbow, which they didn't refuse. Ironl"Just before the semifinal cally,the coach doesn't getone, game with Canada, I thought despite all the hours and sweat the pressure was really getting he poured into the campalgu. to me," he added, "but, even with the tremendous stake, I _______________________ r' felt more at ease in the final." He admitted he couldn't restrain tears during the playing of the "Star Spangled Banner." "My other coaches cried, too," he said, referring to John 'tiompson of Georgetown (D.C.) University and Bill Guthridge, one of his aides at North Carolina. Smith won with the youngest team ever to play in the Olympic Games. One, Phil Hubbard of Michigan, I.s only 19. Three are 20 and five 21. Against the Yugoslays, they played older men four over An exciting evening 26, all well-seasoned. They have of fantastic fun played together as a national arid delicious dining. team for years. Smith's was a team that was Ten races fllghtty raIn or shine Post Itme 8 00 DnIng room Opens 6 30 P - - - , - 16120. P 321 $157 70; 31 60 Pose. Cm, 73. S Tied With 77 SECOND - I Lucky WhIi III TRIPLES 0 Cash. Phi, 10; Pgh. 5. 620. 160 250. 2 Soceety Stan III SIL. . U Gerpnimo, Cm, 5. W Davis, SQ. I 500.3 Al 3 Pita Ann ISIS 20 Q II HOME RUNS - Xingman. NY. 32. II $2100 P ii 4) 17650. DO 131) Schmidt, Ph,, 26; 0 Foster, Cl's. 21, 56900. 3)71 THIRD - I Oelbana Time IS W Robinson. Pgts. IS: Morgan. Cm. 940. 440. 3.10. 2. Fake Front I) IS STOLEN BASES Taveras. Pgh, 320. 250. 3 L's Love Of Emma I?) Morgan, Cm, 32. Cedeno. Htn, 350. 0 1351 III 20 P $31 144 40 T 917 $14500 31)2 37 Brock. SIL. 30 Lope's, LA 79 1 14'Ikd; ___________________________ ___________ 11 ________________________ 'rni, - rv H.;*ly l7'92,nCasuIb,,r., 831-1140 l'J' C m,bt'ou$e 'eses' It MINOLE __ HANL$.S 'wu ________ - : -i'..-'.t'.tii �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 30, IC7 Plastic Surgery: TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS i$J F r ida L12) SANFORD AND SON. Fred starts after the se w of one liells hvn he is crude, t,e(.ried and inefçb'e for her Evening 600 2' .41' .6' 9' 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN V' (A) 'C 4)) SARA: A woman declared sle by sband is released from ahome. finds her daughter afraid other. fRi 7) 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW rru 830 2 1 E PRACTICE: Bedford practically he undergoing cant tests (A) 7 24 WALL STREET WEEK 35 vs Ea as Houston. 8:57 2 UPDATE 900 2' 121 THE ROCKFORD FILES. Susan Strasberg a real estate enur uses her former to tttGPOfl ooisiterft money for a andi050 schemo.(R) 24 u PEOPLE AND POLl- 630 2: .12 CF 16 CBS NEWS Cl I DREAM OF JEANME 7) FLORIDA REPORT V •C '24 ZOOM 31 RIN TiN TIN 700 TO TELL THE TRUTH ,X)BRADY BUNCH .6' CONCENTRATION 6 HOGANS HEROES 7 FEEDCK 9) HOLLYWOOD SORES 12' lEE HAW GI%S Smith. ft Stadw Brothers. Lawa nda Undsay. 24 SENIOR SCENE 31 STAR TREK 7-30 2 CEL EBA I I V SWEEPSTAKES 4 BOBBY VINTON 6' CALL IT MACARONI - HOGANS HEROES J XXI OLYMPIC GAMES' Events dude. field ever. caneeIr. events. field hockey. ludo. volIe,&I and *esthng. - 930 '24 WALK AC0UNTRyMt Docurnenta about who kve m rural Isolation ui New Jersey. 10,00 .2) :12) POLICE STORY 24 ThE MEN WHO MADE 1 MOVIES: ProNe fo works of film ckector Vincente Meti. 11:00 ,2 14) .1) '9') i,l2) NEWS 24) INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 35 ioo cue 1130 21 12 TONIGHT 6) 7 MARY lA,Rm(a,jl. MARY HARTMAN 9 I OLYMPIC GAMES 24 ME. The s E. On the orders of the Devil. I n.oatest lover of aHme, returns to tn of a degiiian's daughter as S ten and directed lfl 1960 by Inigmar Bern.R 11.45 9 fl-is ROOKIES (R) 1200 6I w. w WEST 1230 35' MOVIE: Charge of Lip Brigade.— 12.50 .i9 MOVIE: 'The Ftziog." Barbara Stanwyck. Walter Houston. (B&W) 1950. Stem about be an and her dobc cattle rancher father. 100 '2 .12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL: Host: d 0'VT JT13. '.)LU VVfl9W. me George Benson, Hot Chocolate. Phoebe Snow. 230 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL hillbilly country and soon tame the feuding Ioofk with the pranks. 2:00 t 2) 42) BASEBALL- Teams to be announced., CF MOVIE: 'Mother Wore Tights. Betty Grable, Den Dailey. 1947. Vaudeville couple's tale. (SI) PARTRIDGE FAMILY CONSUMER SURVIAL 24) SESAME STREET (A) 830 2' ..l2 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 4) 4' BUGS BUNNY. ROAD RUNNER :73 ZOOM R 193 TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 900 2 12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO KITTY (7) 24 THE E1.ECTRIC COM. KIT PANV(R) 24 MASTERPIECE THEA tH 'SllOL$def to &IAdOr. Story of the remarkable Panst men gaze a s army to " for the in Britain. (A) 2:30 61 SPACE: 1999 - 930 2 12 THE PINK PANTHER 4 '.6 SCOO6Y 000 9) THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GIUJOAN 24 MISTER ROGERS HOOD (A) 1000 2' 12 OF THE LOST 4 6' SHAZAM 9 SUPER FRIES 24 SAME STREET (A) 10.30 2 12. RUN. JOE. RUN 31 SPANISH MOVIE 11 00 .2 '12 BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS i CONSULTATiON 9) SPEED BUGGY 24 THE ELECTRIC IP (A) 1130 2 :12 WESVMNO 4 .6: GHOST BLISTERS =:c BALI. coupi 24 MISTER R OflF P NEIGHBORHOOD -, Saturday 1200 12 THE JETSONS 6 VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 600 6 GROWERS AuLwc 630 '4 11 ACROSS THE FENCE 6' SUMMER SEMESTER 655 - 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAILY WORD 12 LIVING WORD 700 2 ACROSS THE FENCE 4 ARTHUR AND CO 61 US OF ARCHIE .71 SESAME STREET (R) 24' USA P ()PIE AND POLl. TICS (A) 1230 2 GO USA 4 6' FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS 9 AMERICANBAND5TAJ.i3 12 GARNER TED ARMSTRONG 24 TO BE ANNOUNCED 35 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 1.00 2 4 ) SOUL TRAIN 2 9 LOST SAUCER pied sister. d2) SATURDAY NIGHT 8 m MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES: "Vtn*1e MnnelIl,"(R) 12:30 611 DON KIRSHNER'SROCK coticm 1:00 12.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 1 I a_w'n AfV. , . I. 51 TACILAR. Events include "Calgary Stan,ede' part two of trio year's top Canadian rodeo events. Canada; "Daytone oo Motorcycle Race Legal Notice 24 MOVIE "(.Maae,the Gambler." Master olninni asSJ.ITleS a number of sgiises as he wheels and deals In various Illicit enterrvises in post WWI Berlin. Directed by Fritz LarV in 1922. 930 '41] 43 BOB NEWHART SHOW Pro basketball team hIreS OL Hartley to give a psychOogical asalsi to its su- aytona Beach. 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 5-00 -2) BONANZA (R) 7) THE OLYMPIAD: Iionel for the deal, 12 HOGANS HEROES 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (F LWT 1flC fLuI rincLr r J), NASH ON TH L,J•IVl".I... V..JIP',OLC (..$JP "V'J'dIiItfl " ROAD young man must prom himself, 7-30 5- 30 2' VEGETABLE SOUP so sets Out to capture alegend12 WILD KINGDOM: ary monster. (RI '6) HARLEM GLO6ETROT'ch.e" TEAS 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ..9 GILLIGANS ISLAND REVIEW ON NE NEWS 12 GO USA 35 THE PROTECTORS 35 POP GOES THE 800 TRY 1 30 . 15 n, 11 . boo WUFI WRESTLING 2 i41 )C - 12 NEWS THE FLINTSTOeJES 24 WALL STREET WEEK (R) 24 C PEBBLES AND BAI.*.4 35 MOVIE- Coning -Pound 35 WAYNE TYLER gj.i BAt.U4 tt'o Abbott and Cos630 9 1-"4G KONG F'HO°EV tilIlO 1951 Ekxl and Lou invade 2) N13C NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 24, ZOOM (R) 35 ANIMAL WORLD - 600, 1,050, 4,000, 6,000 sq ft. Areas may be converted Into large unit(s). Total of 30.000 sq. ft. to accommodate your needs. P.O. BOX 7 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Mon..Fri.-10:OOto4:00-)O5-322'O117 After hours 305.323.5125 NBC Is Om :4) 113 DINAH SHORE AND rti rv EJESI riut&: Guests: Lola Falaraand Man MARVIN " * j! Robert CULP Oliver PEE!) * I,. 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I......I.tL....I,.... ,.S.I - fall A PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM This head-hugging cap of pearls makes a perfect companion to the soft, flowing chiffon and Jersey gowns that will be appearing In the evenings this fall and winter. By Bob Greene of Irene of New York. Big fashion news for this fall is the fedora, the perfect accent to the classic, tailored look of the designers' showings. This version, In soft, brushed camel with a ribbed wool inset band, Is by Halston for Commodore. Hats Off Fall's To 'Toppers' ________________________________________________ ' ---- ( , matron of honor. She wore a floor-length gown of green and V I yellow and she carried a Miss Diann Lamar and bouquet of green and white T. Charles Lowery were united in carnations. Bridesmaids were Laverue Italy Matrimony July 17 at 6:00 CLASSIC FEATHER ACCENT p.m. in a lawn wedding with E3oykins, Glorida Baskerville SENSATIONAL NEW KNITS A fashion tickler, the feather Is back. . - adding the final touch of Rev. G. I.. Sims officiating at aIUI Dorothy Ann Lowery. They style to the simple lines of the classic brimmed hat. It's a very In many interesting hat, Knit news for fall and winter includes the wore lime green gowns and the ceremony. new styles. The calot is one this hat has a top of felt banded in "natty" look that will complement the simple lines of this year's each carried a yellow and lime The bride is the daughter of fashion winners, the two-piece suit and the "good cloth coat." Hat jersey which drapes at the throat with a detachable streamer green bouquet. Mrs. Irene Lamar, 1500 W. 15th by Frank Olive. scarf, all done In tones of grey. From Adalfo II. Bestman was Roosevelt St., Sanford. The bridegroom is Lamar, brother of the bride and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve groomsmen were Bernard Lower)'. lit. 2. Sanford. Lowery, Michael Lower)' and Given in marriage by her Grey Lowery.Flower girl was brother Richard Lamar, the Phobic Graham and bride chose for her vows a Ringbearer was Richard formal-length gown of yellow Lariwr Jr. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR PROTECTED: names. with a white lace bodice and Following the ceremony a After he calmed down, I Th ere's only one drawback to wrist length sleeves. Her reception was held at the home DEAR ABBY: Suppose you your idea. It keeps the SINGLE asked him to keep his part of headpiece of yellow net ac- of the brides grandparents, Mr. had a friend who had a tooth men from bothering you, too. the bargain and tell me his, and cented with flowers was and Mrs. Weldon Franklin Sr. missing right in the front of her he sa id all his fantasi es were But If you don't want to shoulder-length and she carried The three-tiered wedding cake mouth, and she kept saying she both ered by anybody, It's a a bo ut me. (Do you believe a yellow and white bouquet of was baked by the bride's plans on getting it fixed, but it that? good idea. carnations with yellow and grandmother, costs too much money. I don't really have a problem, DEAR ABBY: One of the Following a wedding trip at white streamers. This friend is always buying The real reason I wrote is girls who works where I work s Abby. TVUILU, UIV presents tar otners, OUL sne getting married next Saturday. this: If a married woman ever sister of the bride, served as are residing in Sanford. keeps putting off getting a new up to you to handle It. (P.S. Everyone else who works here writes and asks you if she tooth. Everyone keeps urging Perhaps if enough friends can't received a printed invitation to sho uld tell her fantasies to her W' her to get that missing tooth stand to look at it, they'll take the wedding and reception husband, tell her not to. It's the 'v replaced, but it's been years up a collection for the dental three weeks ago. They all gave dumbest thing I ever did. work. Since you seem so con- her gift.. CLATTERTRAP and she still hasn't done it. a cerned, I nominate how do you tell you to head Abby, She "Invitation" gave me an fl !person that even though she the project.) this morning by mouth, and I may be used to going without a DEAR ABBY: A ring is not can't make it. Must I give her a tooth in front, those who have to positive proof of an)thing. I am gift? related job.s ii'n I her l oo k at her can't get used to it, a single woman who wears a SLIGHTED tiiuiit. In the tight JuI) iiiarki't in andtheywishshe'dgetitfixed? wedding ring to work. Why' To DEAR SLIGHTED: Give her A FRIEND keep the married swingers the States she would not hart' a gift "by mouth." Say, "Best If the sight from bothering me. Pass the wishes," DEAR FRIEND: been able to work as an I illustrator. j of a missing tooth bothers you, Idea along. It works. DEAR ABBY: My husband that's YOUR problem and It's Ilisie, whit collies froiii PROTECTED and! were kidding around, and Iliiddlt' cla,s.s New Jcrs4's fainil we agreed to tell each other our mi d has traveled in Eurmipe anmi fantasies. North Africa, said SimutI) First I told him about mine, .-iin'riea is dangerous becaust' and he got so mad he started to people in out-o(-thc'wa phic.,'. yell and call me all sorts of t f'hIII.,..12111..r ,j (II I .R U.IlIIIIL'TIi..........., ill 111111 IL III c.,.uuu.s: ' . tresii orange Pour2azs. Nikolai Vodka and unaccollipanitsl wimilien "It's ;i juice; oz, resh lime juice; I ox. Creme de Menthe over tee tsp. sugar; 1 w ilmi continent," she saul, "01 us. Ronrico in a tall glass. Stir. Fill glass Puerto Rican Rum White course, that's %01% I with Ginger Ale and stir again. Label); 1 cup crushed ice. here." Garnish with mint leaves. I.ind,t said she prefers to Serve unstrained in chilled Nikolai In ice travel by herself and the only cocktail glass or with short Place a bottle of Nikolai, with straws in a scooped out orange. tuiit' she has wound up in danflowers, leaves or grasses, in a gt'rous situations is when .she Canadian Cobbler long empty tin Just bigger than has relied on suiiieone else's Fill tall glass with shaved ice, a Carr's the bottle water poor judgment. She said being and 3 ozs. Harwood Canadian tin would be ." bisquit the right with other It'iiiales also has Whisky and 1 tsp. sugar 'irllwba('ks because "somehow , 'C,- size). Fill with water and dissolved In a little water. Stir freeze. Loosen tin by running it a group of men is more likely to Special Frigidaire well, Add 2 or 3 orange slices under hot water. Serve Nikolai hassle twit or three woolen than Flowing Heat Dryer • Ne.., elegance, and serve with a straw. in an ice sheath. IN THE SWING a w(Itii;mn alone." :unaldependabIi', Orange Daiquiri Jubilee Flu She said She has devclmpcd Short Jumpsuit makes drink Automatic Dry and (The official of Shake with cracked the ice, i lx'. -- tremendous confidence" fashion points on tennis court Timed cycles Florida Derby at Gulfstream ozs, Seagram's Extra Dry Gin cause she has gone to se veral and also for just plain cool Fabrics selector and 12 Park, this recipe was provided 013. Unsweetened countriesbs herself, found job' lounging. Zipper-front ecru Delicate. Regular ,, s Pineapple by the Mai-Kai Restaurant, Ft. Juice. Fill with and i;ia(le friends. Betty, howsuit trimmed with turquoise Heavy, Knits & Per chilled Paul Masson ChumLauderdale). ever, said she has confidence designed by Oleg Cassini in a manent Press, and No Mix in blender for 10-20 pagne. ,mi:,init' ii,ot"iiic,. .h,' kr,nu,". i:i. SCnil.I ,-In,ihI,'knnl I ti,pitpr. - 'Heat Settings cotton. rate. Gentle Flowing Heit I__ apart." I'U I,t,L.I'IL'Ifl,' ,,,,....... j,.; ..,. gers their male counterparts don't even think a!xut. Yet women do Come to South America alone and find jobs, 6,011 I, Billy D. Hurst, Cashier, of 9* above-named bank, do solemnly affirm that this re port of condition is tr ue and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Family Entertainment .- AlO 100 - This kind of life ;ipparentl> attracts a special kind of w,inian, and ilort women travelers Interviewed share these charat'teristius: they are white. tiuthile class and college etluwas raped wtnle traveling by cated, though they might hart' dropped out a couple of times to herself in Bolivia. American women who live travel before finishing school 'uimey are willing to Like titill. and travel alone on this conti- 200 10 21 - - Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date: Cash and due from banks (corresponds to item 1 above) Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell (corresponds to Item labove) C. Total loans (corresponds to item 9a above) .................. Time deposits of $i®, or more (c or res ponds to Memoranda Items 3a plus 3b below) Total deposits (corresponds to Item llabove) I. Federal funds purchased securities sold under agreements to repurchase (corresponds to Item 25 above) 1:1::..................... Ti -ie. -a .. WCA 'a vi PP W,W4 or more: Time certificates of deposit In denominations of $100,000 or more Other time depoitsina,,,t5 of $100,000 or more - ItiOI)EJi'tNt'llU)i,l'i "I never travel in South .\Iuerica by myself because the men are impossible." 1c woman traveler, who re fused to give her name, knows what she is talking about. She - . ' ¶%iWld MEMORANDA 3.00 ADVANCE $3.50 DOOR CHILDREN 6-12 1.0 (DOOR) Si ADVANCE FOR AN ENCHANTED EVENING 1 raveiing miont nl*sKy -. .................. . An Evening of Good ' - Comm- .I,'s..i, .,,,, Are Impossi bl e...' r - '. (Par value) Surplus ...... Undivided profits ...................................... TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (sum of items 32 thru 36) ------- - - TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL (Sum of items 30, 31, and 37) SLICK THIGPEN MISSY FREEMAN : iJiuicj 1 a No shares authorized 40000 b No. shares outstanding 10 THE OPERA BAND ' Men . ' EQUITY CAPITAL - Country Western, Gospel, Bluegrass STARRING I . __________ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowery 1 , and ends it. back with "The Gong Show" and "The Fun Factory." Producers of both new weekday series hope their shows are the "something different" that many viewers are said to be looking for. "Daytime needed something new and I think 'The Gong Show' is it," proclaims producer Gene Banks. Ed Fishman, one of the executive producers of "The Fun Factory," said his series fills the need In daytime for "something that didn't have a structure that says here's where we're going, either with a bonus round or a storyline." On "The Gong Show," amateur performers are given a The answer to this question depends on the person's skin, skin elasticity, among other conditions. A Hollywood celebrity had four face lifts In less than 20 years. A reminder- if you plan plastic or cosmetic surgery of any nature, consult a reputable surgeon who specializes in this field. -.4 j • Start Collection To Fill Gap 390 1,985 . chance to display their talents to the TV audience and a panel of three celebrities, and if one of the three stars thinks the act stinks, he or she sounds the SANFORD CIVIC CENTER FRIDAY, JULY 30 8 P.M. TO 10 P.M. - I ------------------------6,0td . - C -... 1 1Ac Deposits of United States Government ..........................................16 De posits of States and political . CA subdivisions Cerifiedand officers, checks,.,..,,...,:.:.::: TOTAL DEPOSITS (sum of items 17 thru 23) ................................. a Total demand deposits ........................2.094 ii. lotel time and savings depotits. ..,3,395 Other liabilities ...................................... (85) TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding ld subordinated notes and debentures 5 ew k,. ... ,;., ,... . ,i. ULUU_I 1J15 6I4iI.) WIUI Again, this depends on the lnu*siuuai s sn anu care given the skin after surgery. Excessive sun exposure will cause a person to regress to a worse condition than before a face lift at the end of a year. Twitehings, straining necks laughing, crying, lack of sleep, skin massages, obesity, etc. will affect a face lift the same as before the correction. A face lift is not forever and with proper care, should last from five to ten years. How many face lifts can a person have? -14 - LIABILITIES Plannin n gong while others look less then five years younger than before surgery. Too, attitude is an important factor. how long does a face lift last? By MARVA HAWKINS Herald Correspondent 24 MONTY PYTHON'S "Take My Advice," a program styled after the "Dear Abby" newspaper column, but now is Elizabeti ' I Bank premises, furniture and fixtures and other assets representing bank premises ........................................ - O11 PURPOSE! Lee - ii THE MEN r.1IG MADE THE MOVIES (R) i '' drinking, illness and excessive sun exposure, to name a few. The surgeon commented, "Some patients think their face can be reproduced back to their girlhood days, but there Is no merhytIdectomy (face 1111) uuCS erase a i,afluw Oi vears, but the aging process ~ill continues." Necks,jowls and wrinkles are thereaest concern of both g women and men Mlracles cannot be expected d lines cannot be erased but in i ge coffects most facial flaws. The success of the operation depends upon the skin elasticity, skin tone, physical condition, underskin fat, the actual shape of the face and bone structure. How many years will a face lift remove from a lifeline? Remembering that the face lift is only an improvement and dependent on the above- mentioned factors and skeletal structure, some subjects look more than ten years younger, rr Demand deposits of Individuals partnerships, and corporat "Humoresque:* ions Tiearid savings d Joan Crawford, Individuals,n ships, 1946 Woman lass move with LOS ANGELES(AP)-NBCTV is taking another whack at giving daytime audiences something besides game shows, soap operas and reruns of situation comedies. The network tried and failed LEFT OUT - - FLYING CIRCUS e Prospective reconstructive surgery patients are warned by Diann Lamar, Charles Lowery Exchange Vows Cash and due from banks ....... ............... ........ I,2?9 U.S. Treasury securities .......................... 1.487 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 100 Other bonds, notes, and debentures ...................51 Loans, Total (excluding unearned Income) ... . . ... . .. . ...... .........2.725 Less: Reserve for possible loan losses ---------------------------------26 I OUT -r'!W THEY WERE RGOUENBY HISTORY anA.huAtn..•K. - WU1,1111"XOG CRAM TN"", ic .... '47. % A- it [ tlpr hair Flipping a lock of hair from procedure, except around the her forehead and pointing with incision well-groomed hands to sections For her, new reconstructed of her satin smooth face, Jane chin, Jane s surgeon made an Doe of Sanford, spoke freely of incision on the inside of the her face l lower lip, formed a pocket and Flashing a radiant smile, she dropped the chin In, with no said,"I tell g. and even went to a party and Jane continued, ' I had the took "before" and "after" surgery done In a hospital pictures to show off, I was so under general anaesthesia proud. When I was 35 1 made up since I live quite actistance from my mind I was gcng to have the doctor's private operating my face lifted when I was 45, room. I went into the hospital on and so I did. Tuesday, was out on WedJane explained further, "My nes&y and he took the bansurgeon informed me that the dages off Friday. The only Illeye area and forehead are not bruises were around the chin normally included lathe area and they disappeared in a regular face lift. He tised a few days. chemical I on the 11P area. She added, "I think the The attractive young-looking surgery cost about $1,200, and he matron In her late 40's ex- threw In the chin - and it was plalned that her surgeon made worth every penny. I feel I look an Incision about an inch above better and I certainly feel her ears at the hair and another better. My husband and family incision behind the ears where are very pleased." Friday, July 3O,'I,1-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '- 35 STEVE ALLEN LAUGH aci< 10.00 '2 FOOTBALL: Tan,a Bucs Preseason Game: Bura vs Los '61 HE RAW WOMEN a Central Florida plastic seam, leaving no visible scar. surgeon that the aging process, Two incisions were made in face wrinkles and sagging skin the back of her neck at the are caused by several factors hairline, where the excess skin including heredity, emotions, hormone balance, sexual was also clipped and sutured. 'aS fl4*J lUlL .74IflTU LVI us LIIC fulfillment, ' smoking, social ASSETS on 700(LLAJ FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES THEY WERE i the excess skin was pulled through the ears, and clipped and sutured inside the ear State Bank No 75 CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION OF "ATLANTIC BANK OF CASSELBERRY" OF CASSELBERRY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 3O,lels MIL. THOUS. L 700 FLORIDA'S WATCHI NG .4 AGRONSKy AND Co. BELL & LEONARD PROPERTIES ' c e I_ itt f) . STORE SPACE FOR LEASE the second ofaserlesof article, % a plastic and cosmetic surgery. In-depths reports on all forms of reconstructive surgery - will foilow.i' ; VILLE 25th and Park Ave., Sanford (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is a p.c a tionaJ Parks .857 ) (.12) c NEWS UPDATE 900 2) IN CONCERT: Hervy Mare, IC (6) MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: Lou's journalistic abilities are challenged by Mary's arrogant Aunt Fb. (A) rvLr BELL SQUARE MALL : 9) XXI OLYMPIC GAMES C0.• Events sced to day include: track and field events, bong, canoeing, footbell, -and wrestling. 24 RIVALSOF SHERLOCK HOLMES (A) 35 MOVIE: The m Blows atMthgts."JackBey,Mexis Smith. I 945 Fantasy of angel sent to des" Earth wlth Gaels hem. 830 ) 61 DCC: The Bogart's son deodes to the priesthood for o career as a standcomedian. (A) - ialilea By DORIS DIETRICH herald Correspondent TICS 6 Afternoon 1130 CK) MOVIE: "The Socrol War Fn: PailNowi'nan. Tom Bosley. 1968. In wwn. a rebethoaprivate ISC&I0dL4)Ofl to try and tree some captured ais (9) MOVIE: "Whatever Hapjne' (B&W) , Joan Cra*lord. Bette Davis. I ait' I- i ne 35 BABAR, ThE LfllL.E ELEPHANT 8.00 Z EMERGENCY: Kareern Abdul-Jabbar guests as an a accident (A) CF C61 THE JEFFERSONS: George forgets Mother Jefferson's birthday. ng the qj ro an uproar. (A) 7 PP'EANDLI- 6' BLACK EXPERIENCE 7) WOMAN 400 i MOVIE. "nij, the Killer WI1e." ng. e 1966 Story of natisaiist capturing and training u$ec whale. SOUNDING BOARD fl MASTERPIECE THEATEA' "Shoulder to Shodder." R 24 EVENING AT POPS (R) 430 -. ANIMATION FESTIVAL (24 THE GOODIES . - - - 1) NEWS 4) __ - (24) INTERNATIONAL 7:30 2) LAST OF THE WILD MAGAZINE FOUR iii WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) (12) CANDID C'J,ERA - -- 11:15 rruv 1962. 11000 10 $tSf lives in seduslon gets ATER 3 CC XXI OLYMPIC GAMES: Events scheduled today dude: events canoeing, OtttWI events do, l I 7LI wrestling. 24 UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS (A) 1 MOVIE: Bea F obert a. Andres of _•g hands running 3-30 a vIolinist. 35 SCIENCE FICTION THE- S CHALLENGE ___ 19) LA WRENCE WE L K • '.h'.. ,,,,,t nfl..,, teaching Englishi in order to live in colorful places. Although they usually lire on the money they make in foreign countries, friends and a romance to life they also have savings in the they say has been homogenized United States or parents who out of existence in the United i ould be depended on to send money for it ticket home in an States. They are woolen like Jean t'iiicrgeflcy. Woiiien travelers are not onSouth, 30, a former book editor in New York who backpacked unteil toward careers, academ. by herself along the Inca Trail ics, money or stable family life. ironi Machu Picchu in the l.inda explained, ''I think about Peruvian Andes. Jean later pt'O)le settled in the saiiie pllict' talked herself into a job as a and the smile job for ten years ,iiaid on it tourist boat, getting and I cringe," Must of them had lived in paid to travel from Tierra del different countries be. several Fuego to ,ntarctica , Inda l.ouk, a woman in her fore tackling South Anierica. early :Ios. came alone to Rio de Linda, a s(wial worker in the Janeir o, Brazil, after five years States who said she needed the ,.....I ... ..,h.... lTI IOUIILI lI.'. ''i',,nct:ini stiiiiimLition'' llit)ViflL' UI LI II,tJ III Within a month she found a jot) (ruin co untry to country brings, S a ssistant editor (In the coun- hi1I' worked as an English try's only English business tt'acht'r in Japan. a high school teacher in Kenya and a night. magazine, hliriit' Kelburg, 29, a freela nc e dub hostess in hong King. Living in a foreign country' at artist in Rio who also works for w hat iiiftst iIii(Id:e class Aiiit'rithe city's English language cans wou ld consider pivert here newspaper . Saul she came because life in the States is "too level ckes not disturb these ..: ...,,, "''' ' t( ! kJJ I ¶' " ' Summer Chillers , ' ......." '''....'-'' ....... - '----"-'- ' , '•' , "' oz , ' .. - - . - p . v. i \ TAKE LIVING PLANTS. A and FLOWERS women. ''What are you going to ik, with the money you make in But the lift' of a wotiiafl tray- the States'"' asked Rosit'. ''I t'r isn't easy. As linda x. used to save it to travel." ti e p t' t Sil it a Ii dt'hulpianized." /: to Brighten The Day For Anyone in the Hospital or Ill at Home. I 0 Big door opening for easy loading and unloading This week Only GMAC TIME PAYMENT Model No. DA PLAN . ' )' imited Quantity .' 1 $188 • Say "I Care" In a very special way. a' Call- 322I822 Betty Kus.siiiaul, 21, a gradu. ate of Boston's Maseum iii Fine o'clock self alone and it's three Aft school, got a job as an ilyou have 10 in the miimmrnlng and ('0111pountis of luggage under your lustrator on a binionthb the said puter newspaper. She *1tt1S and every man on the worse than the nonart not is pay street is hassling you. you can't plained, "When you find your. Sanford Flower Shop One Of Central Florida's Leading Florists 209 E. Commercial Ave. - HOME APPLIANCE CEt4TEt - Ph. 322-3883 1700 West First St. Sanford --------------- - �-: 2-tweing H,rad, Sanfor d, I 11 Friday, JulY 30, 1q76 i. Friday, July 30,1976-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. International Eucharistic Congress Due Sunday : Adventist Methodist 41 THESEVlNTN.Qy LOVE NTI$T CHURC. ity •C is Fif'? City- 1 if a a 0. ki. Tar, 'MI., Ali.c.V, Pasta, ism O.,Mr&R.A Nvr* Saturda y Si*c,. Sasam 1-11.11. in hbbamS.c,i,ot P 11a.m. vosporis 1 THE HOPE OF OUR COiViMUNITY..... 11 VI Vvt,i bet's smug Wet (ui PrayevMgiiu THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Car,., 7TH £ Elm C R. Hill ta'utda, S.cv.c,, SabSaffikIi..1 WoriHip Servo . The Wrinuija., Pd.M X Sunday School ) WlV5tI3 o n o i o wo t people and pageantry, Nazarene \ Church... OUR NATION! I %I 21 "Geneva Now A E.Gr.en Sun Worship ,j - :: $vsd,%cPoI ,.. '- i\. vn NYPS * - son Eve Worship .. Wed Player A spiritual Olympics," it has been called, to I as I "pill . With events going on simultaneously at haus anod Christian FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car )7THa0d Elm S., 1. Dolt FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OISCIPLESOFCPIRIST 14175 Sanford Ay, Past., Suadiy Sct,..I Meaning W,rsPp P 1111m 'C IS. r' FaisIp Night (Wed) 7 "a I" 7 Sop in Of Harold "areas Youth Hour T k4 II Nan 111p.1". 7 lIp in Pr CHURCH OF 00 93 years ago in 1881 in Lille, France, intended to SANFORD CHRISTIAN 137 Airport Blvd. Phone rn-ElM Clifford W. kAsea Wed Prayer Sadly IdiSil Eviinji S.qrlc, Prays, M.dtn W, JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 Wilt First SlyP George Gallaway Pastor Iuiud.yk$s..l SWam Mearook" service If Na in (wining Service 7 11pm Wednesday Service 711pm. 04d Trillis Ia New D.y PINECREST SAPTISTCHURCH 19W. Airport Blvd new arww$Ii W. Pub, Stands ySchool P 41 in. MifmIVgW.,sllip lb Na in. ChvirthT,a..wng I Ile on a vtft Do Worship 7 34P in Wed Evys.sg Service 7.11 p in 7:Np M. 7:11 p in. Of Christ Church CHURCH OF CHRIST INPalm Spru,, Dr, 700pon, 1211111 Minister C:4$a in. II IS a in wor ship service CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car l $#ilt 10,4*,, Bill in. Cslfmap. Put., SaadayS.chs.i 9:1$0m Mvelat Worship Il.Ha in Church Training 4:lIp in. Evening Worship I lIp in Na's.,y Oim WIRE 131pm Skewer N.gMBroadc ast Dial. Devotional )4, way Altamonte Sparim" James P. N,,dH.p., Dallas Study Assembly Worship EveaOiginirilwp Wit I welsafts Sw.sc. 4.d tbIiCL,su Wids.y ~~_N ,~.,_ ________ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Pars Avenatit Fred Sala, Ewing.,,? game study 11442 In Ma,Ip., Ws,jip 1111. in , a Venoms service 4.11, in Ladies Ibi. Class T uesday Isa in Wednhsd., Bible Class 7 11pm J. a. Forrest MarlIng W.ruII4p HOLY CROSS IllS Perk The Rev Leroy, D Perry W Collin s.., II I1 VII II Ni in FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE SEDEEMEP Is SM Plate ., "The Lwtt an u I' This s lt, I.vEln'.rA levu tier Sunday ScPieaI worship Service ' OP SANFORD Rev Fr#dMcCl*ary Sunday School ORACEUNITLO MITHOOISTCHURCH h BvWh5dandb,. IveMI,IW.r,Llp 'a.., - " CO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I7.fl4 andla$aM.,,a,,, RC'.M4Cl11ilAVId,.,.j Morning Wel5lp £ Nriory 4: 11p m •P'a 'a . . l lSa u • , 1 711pm. OF&10141 Blvd. Lake Mean- *a Ce-ritt '376 rs.' 7 -i Pastor 1011am. 11. 04a in. Flip in 7-3$p in ta.-ç S... ix Sl'&ic*.v3 Wr.a w.ar1&y lI A'q.w, Stin r1 11. -4 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17flat Piney l.0,a Rd Ca,wlbarry Rev WlIllam Piskill pasta, Rev K4nsiItftMiIIiq Asi',t Past., P ISLIIam Ctlwcll ScRo.I P.311 Ila S,l(s w,tl, claiMS far all PeII.wthip CaPt.. Wtw..n tar,lcss UMYF I 11pm twining worship 7 Np in Wed Ills Study £ P,.1., Sac, 1 11pm First Wednesday Fellowship 1:11pm. be beautiful. I know, because I've seen it In the lives of older people, th e ones wi th the smiling faces and the giving hearts. Oil Ave L 3rd Sl Rev VurgdL Bryant and Rev KIAA.IPIW Mu4ll5.Mmnisltr Wednesday Meriting Prayer Greap l-)lp in know a happiness you have never known before. Growing old -11F 3111-17111111AN CHUN C14 700pm ES.*5fliUpI&35vii THE LANE MONROE CHAPEL MlrnisugWersiuep Ctswrcl, kli..l Mor'iinginorsiwp Nurser y ,5 ..., ,. -, II Slam -- 4 Illy R. . . THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M.IburAve.LaleMary Rev A F Stevens M,n,I. Sunday Church kleinl P 41 Morning Worship It Ni Yiv'liGtinp 711pm Wed Choir Practic e • up S.ødy Service I Sunday ScM.I W.iiit4.vSs,,t. II20. 7.34p Sunday Hebrews I ti(MJa) 1 1:1-10 in V. tdti,,ssIã Hebrews James Genciis I 1:1 7-26 2:1 e-26 12:1-H in 'C'' . - - htiiscIa Number, I I rada Saturul) t)vuteronsmy Juihu. 3:S'14 I:l9 20;2-I King MarnisigWtcA,p Sanday School - in in past., S lillIan, , UMYF Men Prayer lr.,lta,I Ind LIthiTlvrsdiy Family Night Supper Sold Sunday I 11pm 111am I "Pon SMITHS HONORED Si' Sal ScP'..i *ors.p I IVinI.niWar,lHp - r N. - - . '1 . .. •. F - . . - - . !J' .10 11, P f 1 ,, £- rr ..-. . 10 '1 " ii.-, 4'. - . .''*r'- ,.stc'1 . . . :. - 1i '_'u#2' Wj . -' .;_.~' ". -A--C , - ., "I.' ' :i '' ' -• - . ' • 'se' - -. ' - ' .4 . . '. ' H .• . ' - . - . - . . . .-, ; . . . • . - "a - -. 1 I . '- " eminent figures taking p a bisrt have swelled with the ith about 450 cardinals, many from abroad, involved in the Philadelphia A* y The last such congress in this country was in Chicago In 19M. Church Slates - -, _~) ..-. 1 % All, - 'e - and two h1.tw - ate but the numbers and Guest Speakers During Reverend Roy municate Effectively-Part Graves annual vacation, there IL will be guest speakers at the Information is available Winter Park Church of the church or by calling 6442848. Religious Science. me first of these speakers All Sunday services are held will be Dr. Paul Molow, who at Bush Auditorium on the this week will speak on the campus of Rollins College. subject "Managing Your Mind Both of the Doctors Molow and Your Life," following the have Ph. D. degrees in the field regular first Sunday morning of higher learning, and Dr. Paul Molow was awarded the highest meditation at 10:10 a.m. Dr. Molow and his wife, Dr. U. S. government decoration, Doree Molow, are both the DSC, for special intelligence ministers of Religious Science service. in New York and the authors of The regular Noon Wednesday the book, "Your Fantastic Mind." They will conduct a healing meetings conducted by three-day seminar at te the practitioners of the church Religious Science Center, 1434 will continue throughout the W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, on summer, at the center, from Monday, Tuesday and Wed- 12:10 to 12:50, and are opened to the public. nesday, covering the subjects, "How to Stay Young The public is welcome and all Indefinitely," "How to Com- requests for assistance are municateandRelatetoOthers" handled by spiritual mind and finally, "How to Corn- treatment. at "- '-' - W' . - ' -- '. as- •- - "; a a a 'w- U#iIICI I %J ICIT V PiI - "- " - - - . -- - - , -.-"'--- !k, '' "" ?'•) -'-s . 'i" . -. .. ' ,,u , • '. ' rne', ' ,' . 's - I -: - The Trevadores Quartet from Mazarene Trevecca College In Nashville, Tens. will be In concert at the Sanford Church of the Nazarene on Tuesday night, Aug. 3,7p.m. Rev. Il'oldLawam,-thro church relations and recruitment at the college, will accompany the auartet and will be soeakln during the service. All high school junio rs and seniors are especiall y invited to attend th is service. DO not worry or be anxious about tomorrow. . (Matthew This is also a zone rally to be attended by all Nazarene churches on the Winter Park Zone. Area churches will include Geneva, Longwood, Lake Mary and Fern Park. Rev. Douglas Elliott, pastor of 6:34 The Amplified Bible) Our humanity seems to have taken over as a part of its heritage from the animal world the habit of apSanford Church, urges the public to attend. prehension Most creatures of the field and forest li constant state of fear and watchfulness. In the measure that man outgrows this ." ve in a Loneliness Afflicts Americans primitive habit of anxiety he reaches the levels of self-control and freedom to 'auth Christianity points the There is an attitude of prope r forethought which Is to be times he is attracted to a motel THE HERALD SERVICES Spear oversees the "Chaplain because he's trying to get away commented. But the apprehension which breeds only worry and poration. weakness is Inconsistent with the spirit of confidence which "Everybody's lonely," he on Call" program which has from people and problems." Loneliness is a major problem shared by many comments, "but many people been implemented for each of Meeting those needs is dli- preades our holy faith. do not demonstrate it express that fai th Even though Americans today, according to don't kn ow how to accept it. A th e 250 franchise and company- ficult, says Spear, but the a chaplain and counselor who person has to have confidence owned motels across the program has received an en- in our decisions and acts. Whether it be the stepping out in a supervises a program that in himself or he feels like he country. Through the special th usiastic response from the building program; or the ado ption of a program for promotion encounters as many as 60,000 always has to be around people program, a minister from the pastors involved and the motel and growth in the reaching, teaching ministry; or standing personally for a deep spiritual conviction; the exercise of local community where each managers. to undergird him. people daily. "The hotel manager knows the courage to become a personal witness by sharing our faith "It can become an asset-we motel is located is on call 24 "People don't know how to Th post le Paul remin ds Christians, " Do n't worry about e A deal with loneliness because just let it become a liability, hours a day for guests or motel that the minister can help anything, but In all your prayers ask God for what you need, they're frightened by in. Some of the most creative employees in need of coun- him," Spear explains. "He's always asking him with a thankful heart, and God's peace, which often too busy to help, even if he timacy," says RD. Spe ar, a people have learned to use their seling. is far beyond human understanding, will keep your hearts and Spear, who had 22 years of cares. And the minister pastoral experience before usually the best trained minds safe, in Christ Jesus." (Phillpplas 4:6, 7 TEV) Paul Is accepting the chaplaincy job counselorinthe community; he saying in nothing be anxious, do not worry. It behooves us to remember that God has saved us from many three years ago, was at has access to other resources, Ridgecrest Baptist Conference and he's available at all times." dangers of the way. We have trusted him In the past and he has Center in North Carolina Another aspect of Spear's job not f ailed us. Therefore, we should ask him to save us from the recently where he served as is to provide counseling for troubles that our fears alone make real. We need that faith to rely counselor during the Church employees at the corporation's on his arm of power, and to put out of our souls all fear and gi,'g. RIDGECREST,N.C.-lt was couples kickball to last Friday Training L ea d ers hi p Con- home office in Atlanta, Ga. This approach should save us from most of our anxieties There, too, loneliness in one Christmas and December last night's formal Christmas lerence. calmness He says his job with the form or another is the most which are for Ills that never come. This is the ; week at Ridgecrest Baptist banquet. The person responsible for motel chain differs from the common problem, according to and serenity in Jesus, our Lord. Conference Center - just like it First Baptist Church Ls a great church. and making the weeks seem like normal pastoral and counseling Spear, and It Is often shared by was Thanksgiving the secretary and the company ing IfllfllStr)' in several ways. Novembe r the week be fore and months and a ho t July even - -, - .1 n try." 1.... .5... II... rlu . "It's a onen i g ht mi is fl a. i. "It ' s executive alike. 5..IULIiII41 VIII IIF' ii 55LIILI 1IIIU UIWIX[ LIIV S1a.UUWeerI crisis at he explains. "It's DOTISTS eve isDoliy Wyatt. a student week before that. Meeting their personal needs, While that sounds confusing Southwestern Baptist counseling, trying to meet however, requires a different needs. to most people, it makes a lot of Theological Seminary in Fort immediate tourist when he travels approach than other counseling "me sense to the conference center's Worth, Tex. In addition to sit ua tions. staffers, most of whom are planning the "Celebrations," takes his problems with him" "We ha ve to k eep a low _ Th e choir of the First Baptist ______ she is also in charge of all th e he ela bo rates. "In addition, he college age young people. often encounters new problems profile," Spear explains. "We Church of Oviedo held a Theswnmer is divided into 12 decorations, Last week, for example, the like word of a sudden death in can't be tied too closely with the reception last week for their weeks and for the staffers each new organist, Mrs. Evelyn of those 12 weeks represents a Christmas theme was apparent his family. And thirdly, often management. Cloninger. Refreshments everywhere staffers gathered month. So I served to the choir after their over, everyone has celebrated a It was particularly evident in weekly rehearsal. The Pastor's th e birthday along with the year's the staff dining hall and wife, Mrs. Donna Marr, was In sta ff center where there were holidays, chaplain for Days Inn Cor- lonelin ess." . way. . we Ridg ec res t H olds AT TEA Mrs. Betty Black Smith and Rev. Joseph Smith of Belle Glade, were honored by Mrs. Sallye F. Bentley with a Bicentennial Tea. before Mrs. Smith departed to go to Jamaica. where she and a group of missionaries will visit many of the villages. Iflerald Photo by Marva Ilawkinsi Nov Oar,,. Shea Met owns •ç . 'iF .1111111 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car.., Cin.iwy Club &UpI4Ia Reads 435,, 1 - -11. . - !.d 7 t.•1'• ___ f li. ,V N -. 1 4C. - -_ ,_q..I '".:L -'el __ on! bout O tendedthat first or even, C FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SIP Park A, Los FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Ill East Sicnisd Strut ( ..' I iv Christian Science ._ - -. -,.- _` .- - political and scientific interests and confer- we - ,. a ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7150.1 Ave., San" . William his Paler Z. William Av,n,l.gIu Ass?, Pail., Sal. VIpI Mass 711p.m. Son Mass 1a.m.. 11:31Is 11 ASin CooNstaseL Sat. 6.1 It M. - - in 1. Catholic " --- - ' . . - CHRIST UNITID METHODIST CHURCH T acker Drive. Sunland Esl.l.t pap., In. Daniel D. San Sand.ayScP...I P 11 am Other Churches 7:10p.in. ' .. you're Pastor .4111 Pat, Poster JalY Nw,U Morning inertia p P III ,n Ivin.ng WIfliap lI:ISi.m. Prayer Muting Wwi4sy Pastor S..d,i ScR,.4 Moral no M'P "•' lIa., I mom Sunday Church I,kt, Saturday Mans l,iskt.st P Ia in IS 1111am It Kim WiIIii,d Eldridge surista y SCNS4I Evening %oleovice Dowlt Moor I'vel Eve Y outh Presbyterian Congregational NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH Ovality Isn tHIN 43411 Pastor 1141% MarlI,,gW.rslup lINe in MYF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIP Park A,..,., Or Jay T Catenate Paula, Mra.ng worship I Mo m Smadjykisint p MWTARJ Worship II Warn Church Trauins,g 111pm 711pm. Wed. Prayiq Service I11pm 7 11 $ 9pm FIRST PE NTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev 7:310m. Nov RibartJ,Nm ta, Sand., ScRo.I Polif Mor ning WW1Il Wad Iv,. Boost Study I mom wed cable Study CasuQa.r5Mist,ngSunday and Nurwy 0, lIVCkW Church School 3734111,11,11 4 c':" I; . Sunday I waning Pastor 9 Is a in Mornffigw,ep CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 14115 Part Ave 141 Orasu,, stress new Sunday Scho''" ol ISHSanI.edAve 1111a.m. V010 in ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 130 Hitter Ave u P45 322-0301 Rudy lay PosterSunday School . t:4S S in. Morning Worship II 044 on Training I 11p.m. Lv. .s'g WenLip 111pm W.d, Pvay•'Mv.$u"q 711p.m. V 34 p no 7.N p Pen tecostal fl,OCO5ir(J1 Methodist Pas ts, 9 45 ,lIpin I Cliurill Sct,sol Holy Canumaniasu IF ~( q . . a. so empty (I am 65), the ~ ~ .. . . I .4 - Life seems and meaningless. The older I get less there Is to look forward to. Isn't there omethIng more to life than old age and death? Answer: Yes! There certainly is. One of the bestithings about God is that He gives us something to love for. Dag Haznmarskjold said it ve ry well, "On the day I first really believed in God, for the first time life made sense to me, and the world had meaning" • re s no better time than today to fin d out wh3 God really is and what life Is really all about. You may not be as physically active as you have been, but you can be very active spiritually. Somewhere I remember reading that childhood is the time for becoming a person, adolescence is the time for learning to like and accept yourself, early adulthood "$s the time for testing and proving who you are, but the best time is late life, when you find out what it's all about, what life really means. I think it takes just as much effo rt to live well at your age as at any other age. Each stage has its own problems and frustrations. Each stage demands growth and adjustment. And I know adjustment can be painful. It's not easy, but then It's never easy to do anything that's really worthwhile. Usually an older person has more time than he's ever had before. He has time to take stock, to reevaluate, to change, to grow. He has time to find out who God really Is, time to expertence the joys of spiritual relationships. This can be exciting, a striking out in new directions. Now he knows more about what Is truly important and what Is not. He appreciates more of the things in life, and he can begin to ma ke sense of the universe. It's good to remember that David said, "The Lord Is my strength" (Psalm2S:7). It'sgoodtoliveeverydayasjfltwerethe first, the best, the last day of yo ur life. It's good to feel that ii I. 12 somebody by getting 0th.• Os yourself. 1.1ow can you A ii. • '-'Y giving first, planting a seed of understanding first. By smiling tl13L 4 8".I Ing I. happy vn when uiere seems LO oe nothingnake you happy. By lo vi ng somebody. By praying for those you ow who need help with their lives. It's good to know you have special tools for helping others. the experience and wisdom of your age. It's good to have something to live for. I promise you God wi ll multiply those seeds of love back to you. You will reap the happiness you have sown. And you will Question: :c:or "oil, Communion 1 "IS SOMETHING BOTHERING YOU, 11:00. Miss Wet. Pray -*"hip . I •. pastor Youth League .11 Roberts 1 %, 1.001m, .. .1 . 1 - I - 'Oral SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 3440 Sanford Ave Offs"als Ave. I 11111 (L~on Church in America) Rev. Ralph I. Lvm&n Pastor - 10111pole 1111a.m. 4:11p.m. Non Denominational in 0000 smap"IRD PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway IlWest HOOrC9 Taylor & lad Hupp Evang.It,ti Sal. CL.,, I, 008 in Mir*.sgWa,iJap II Warn Ev,ningW.,ilwp Np in SsDI,CIa,W.d i - sip in 10 . Episcopal 411~ 1 ' '11a.m. S,ndayld'o& M.rjHnqinorllusp Ivaa,ftsIicSirv. Family Nigh? SweIc. Maybe I'll never be able to give Pat everything I'd like to give him. But he can always depend upon me for the most important thing of all: truth. I found trulh in the Church. Evan,,ls,? Il- Ha in IN. in 6:00P M , 4 OOP ?:lIp in t. - making it hard for him to walk, prevented the trip. He'll be represented by his papal legate, Cardinal James Knox, formerly of Australia, now of the diverse national heritage liturgies, receptions and mission of the church in the world,," says the Rev. Pastor C. 0. Harril them, but word came recently that arthritis, Vatican. The series of world eucharistic congresses started L1 Pa, 'II. Mod Weak 1* VIC# I Wed) I 040 M Nursery Provided tor all sti'victs - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY III F..,in..? card" ClaD Hwy I? CII 0, 54(5$sy Past., SmIsy school P 41 in Pr, .d,sM a W.nII.pss, • Bible Steady 411pm Sharing t Proclaiming ?:14p not Wed Pro lot MOO 7 100m, Nursery Provided Svid.ykPs& magWseshsp Ewang.Iist,c Services Wed Prayar& cable study All When Pat was younger. he used to think I was a superman. He's older now, and he knows that I'm not. But he still has that special kind of confidence kids have in their parents. . and more than anything else. I want to merit that trust. There was a time when I seldom went to church. Then, one day I realized that if I were to be the kind of father F Pat needed. I had to have help - God's help. I went to church, and I prayed. At first, it wasn't easy to pray. But gradually the words came stronger and clearer. P 45 a.m Matro ns Worshi p Youth lieltoorthoo Sunda y Wed Service Baptist PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 PalmiSt. AvL I,, Raym.nd Cr,ck.r minister S unday ScP,.,3 Douglas 0 Elliott Sunday School Morning Worship Church Of God from overseas, Pope Paul VI initially was expected to be among music, dance, discussions, art shows, processions, commitment to one another, and to the shared OF THE NCAEHNE Of God world An estimated M of those attending are coming ences. enactment of Christ's Last Supper, In which He is God," says the Rev. Walter J. Conway, the congress ii Assembly Interdenominational participation, ' OF THE NAIANIN It ... .I. .% - Charles V. Devlin, secretary of a committee for counterbalance soclety's rising secular tide of It's the first such affair in this country in 50 years. considered present, uniting God with humanity. executive secretary. global Roman Catholic concourse of church The word eucharist i tself means "thanksgiving" It also has its ecumenical dimensions, with leaders and laity, it is expected to draw more than a - gratitude for the Divine presence. participation scheduled by representatives of million people for an eight-day round of liturgies, With that as the central motif, the congress Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches. performan ces, exhibits, parades and semina rs branches out into a lavish and varied fare of "The eucharist, however we celebrate it is a real GENEVA CHURCH - 1,14 to m - What may be the arena across the city, the program has a pattern ceremonies. lar gest religious gathering in U.S. history, the 41st something like a 10-ring circus. "The congress will offer a complete represen0 International Eucharistic Congress, takes place But it's a festival of faith, focused on the bread tation of the universality and diversity of the suaiiuig Sunday In Philadelphia, flooding the city and wine of the Christian eucharist, the re- church, of every group who makes up the people of Wlu: aR Pastor IIIU lI: Nursery a Kindergarten ____ P.,,., P )la in II Ham Prayer Service T@ItgftMO3)9 lhof , .*.* 711p.m. c t ia 1 $pv iv July Christmas way to Southern Baptists Pastors The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible _______________________ _______________________________________________ FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.EICHEL6ERGER MORTUARY Eunice I Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes ASSEMBLY COD __ GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida BAPTIST Antioch Baptist ChwCR. Mae*%" Put Restate Church. 1141 w Seen it lt.y. #4 11 911 Calvary lash,' Church. Crystal Last £ In. Uary CaititWrry Baptist Church, ri S. m'int Sled C.nt,aI lapl.,l Church. lilt Ous Lis CIwlv.ta Fir,' SaltS,,' Ctan,.aIar Mist....,? SAW %I (Larch, Sav*w,,I Rd tdwt $Wool% 11-041111111 Church. Old Ortar4o Rd at Hartler Ave F in,' Baptist Church. $IC PI Ave Fr4.iap Baptist Church it Alln,nI. Si ". Ut 424 *flamamte sl I.apl'sI Church II 0lBy l il IfP ci' la,t,st Cbwcl ,I Lake Mary :rit Gaphit CloWth of Lake holoontoof sit Baptist Church it Langw..d. Can (lurch 6 or sets .rsl Sept,,' Church 4 Ov,ede Fist Sapl.sl Church Of Sui'Lande Spring, Its? 55.1.1 M.suaalar, Saptu Church, 1111 in 1111151 frets C all Baptist Church P,rtl Spt't (hunch f..aiaa Iliad last,,' Church. Oni. )ss1as M.ss.narp Baptist Church. 1031W First kermalde Sapti' Chsndi. (keimpta 4.5speesparr Baptist "witch. 4" no. lowerpross Mactoni-ia M,ss.i,V S4t,st (hunch. Oak Hill no. 0*2... Glare $.jjh,sl Church. Ganana Kmy 4. a,Hr,ap Print,,, laptiul, lIlt Locust Ave. Smehud ologwisead 4, Santa M,s.anay l&pl,,t Church. tIN Jarty Au Mt Zin M.ss.geerp Stititl. Sipes A,• I'sOeSCHisIr epl.st Wits (.1 1 .n' Ip Lssu0.s.4. Pij P44W 1 Baptist CP..aI. 1111 in P,.51 Sl.,,5. SullieS P.pec,est Baptist Church. III in A.rpr4 Blvd Pvar,a Las. Sapt,,'. Edge Rd. Fin Park Pvgr,s M.6iinjty 1.04,11 Church. St*md 55,1.1 M's.en.ry Baptist Church, Wail 5..4.qd STENSTROM REALTY TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorm and Staff David Beverly and Staff CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Of Ct'rst. 1113 S Pa,k Awe Church 01 Chr,sl at lake EU... U S 17 PiN Cauv.$bivry Sevin km.eaI.(hu,(n.lCp,,,lll,Lal.H..,IIR4 Church of Ch,'tt, G.w,a Church of Christ. Laagw..d Church OP Clursst. .a.la Church el Chr,st. w tnt, st NOrThs4i Church ai Christ. Pt. Ha,en Or Mhitlnd - Sunland Bpi,st Church, 2425 P.Im,sls SI James M,ssiniu.,y SapIttI Ctiwk. St Rd III. OiL.,. $ t Pl Baptist Chur ch. III F,.. A, SI Mtth,wj lait,sl CIeurli. Csa S.r'ngl.aPd M.si.le,a,y Baptijt. ICedar C'ur(H Ii Cod 541 H.cleqy C',rch at God. KS in 72nd $t CPvh of God (hunch at God flai.ins. ale Monroe Church Cl Gad Maitii Entirpit. TIwPI, l..h.sI Church. Palm Spring, is. £Itualanf SP't"Is Church .1 GOd rn Christ, William Chapel MittiskiI 11414-0 CNWCffi. Ailark & W,n4ao% St. aataaeiwe 10'Bt iS. ISape Church. 713 On.ngeA,, CATHOLIC (hutch of thu Nativity. Lao, Many All $4,li Catholic, Church. ill Oci Avi, Sia(i,g It Lanu CulRsl,c Chwch. D....d TrI,l, OSI.ary SI Augustine C..aIPWI.c Church. Sua,.$ Or n.ur Svfle. Rd. So Motif "11101-1 C,ItbWg CJIWCII. Maitland Ave. Ati4measit Sarns Ow Lady it 511. Lalis Cattwk (ha. CR. I ill Ma,,m,t,aa. 0,(7* CHRISTIAN Issolord Clootostiolot Chauck, 131 W Airwt Blvd NSrIh-i4. CIw,$t,aa Churip, Florida NC,.,. Or, p,44,tSnd Lain,, Chr,,I,ni, Church. Suat Lab* Rd a' J (.t'a,,.,. (fir iv I CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service __ FLAGSHIPBANK - LII F.m Chapel. Camp krn'cie. in..,,. Pail IS B.a'aaII A,..,. HS4,isi Chapel. BianBaIl Ave Chvlw.t. CSm,nwn,,, Church Chvrch..J,W5Chr III .f Latter Day (astern OclIWdIa Church. s JM.II C7ss,ilo,,i Chapel, Hwy 17t1 Ferp. Pin S A M 6 foris 81 Clpl#gg M$ry'i A M I Church St. El 41$. Oilp. NAZARENE F,rii Church .1111. Na '-s. U' Sanford Lvi Losiwitvr- , Geneva Church SI the Natane.., 0,n9,a C.*m,II1 Lake Mary Cbwch Of fit@ "SlOrtalle, Lab* #Ass, Blvd Lake Mary t.inia.ad Church ii m Nala,,.., Waymip. 6 .Jissap A,y pnessYT141AN LvUw,an (hunch if P'e,.de,C, Dill,.,. Lw'aranChercHptIs,R.,n,tr i.jw ismpta,, ,. , Ii s. Like Mary United Pvetays,qiam Church P.0`11 Frosbylorlsol Church. Oak All a led $f P.15? Pseibvl.niae, CIlwtI, It Dilary. E N.ghslind CMviitaat P'ithyliin Church 1771 S Orlando Or ' uanks . . go"-" Ortichoolis Churell $1 GO"" Of W,4 0 C A. 116 Seven St. p et"Pa,t Par$,Church go Christ •esov $ar.n Church, tIlt Puns Springs Rd. AItam.sut, ' ' Rolling 411111 an ClItirth. AltSmearial Stagings Rede,n,, M4S.T.., (hwch. 771 Tascewifla Rd. Winter SprIass Alto Clout Thi Full GOsp.i Ch..r1, 4 Of a" 14 Cliffs'1114 hoo l"goultme A,* L3'3 h,t Ciw (.t ii * 1 Our . . '.' 'ivieao - Fe te 1\I evv Or gan is t were The week-long months are as two colorful, Ilffoot Christmas close to the real thing as trees cut from the nearby, possible. Staffers send birthday forest, paint ed windows, and cards to each o ther, make numerous wall decorations. Living \ i s Good I ______ ______ ______ -1 charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Cloninger lives In Goldenrod with her husband Philip. me aoningers have _ 1 The Rev. Johnie Perry, a case is not an Isolated one. Mrs. Cloninger began her church organist at the Dundee former Navy Chaplain, will be from 9 a.m. until 11:45 a.m. with everything from an home to make the Halloween has science Medical There are hundreds similar, the duties as church organist In Baptist , oo l year this Temple, First Hawaiian luau on the grass and "spookhouse" more effective In the pulpit of the Altamonte Theme of the sch progressed to the point where the heart can be kept eating difference being the Qulnlans June. She grew up In Haines Missionary Baptist Church of Community Chapel on Sunday will be 'Made in God's Image.. forced an Issue. City, attending local schools Haines City, and the First for the vacationing Rev. Way mechanically Ior weeks after First Presbyterian Schedules All such cases could be there. She later graduated from Christian Church of Haines ch will be held in the school, w hi E. Smi th. the brain has ceased to func- avoided if a document and City. called Florida Southern His sermon topic will be "A the educational building of the tion. Living Will" were filled ____________________________ "My church. 'Do You Love Me? Se r ni on Good Marriage." 1111 Tbe Board of Trustees will Vacation church school for children from Wee years of meet at 7:30 p.m. and the age through the sixth grade, Diaconate at 1:30 p.m. on win be held Aug. 2-5 and 9.12 Tuesday. __________________________________________________________ 11 ____ seven states having "Death "My Living Will," which A sermon entitled "Do You People are getting prepared will be delivered on for the Vacation Church School, With Dignity" legislation. This requests that no artificial and legislation legally recognizes heroic means be wed to prolong brain as a legal entity. The life after there is hope morning worship service at Love the creative righteousness nearly First Presbyterian Church, 301 half filled to date. If you're states are Kansas, Maryland, recovery. The first organtzatioiu is the Oak Ave., Sanford. interested In studying this new Vir g ina l California, Oregon, Church School services are material, contact the church Georgia, New Mexico and Na tional Euthanasia Education no Bible Sc h ool Opens Monday Messiah Lut he ran Church, sday, Aug. 12. for 9;45 a.m. with office to have your name plated 51 There are classes from morning worship services set on the list. Invites everyone to join Ln their sery through adults and for 11 a.m. College and career n ur vacation bible school. The Rev. Virgil 1. Bryant Jr.. is evening hours were chosea so Bible study group will meet at Monday, Aug. 2. starting date 13 eac p.m. to 9 p.m. through Tbur, ticipate. Everyone is welcome. Ch, AI,l.n3'.,,-, 1? o wl of with .Michigan Council of New York, and the as having the mod most compreheraive is "My compre he nsive. Living Will," published and Many feel the Michigan furnished free by the Ozark .Michigan, MCOPUEd REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN AT CASSELBERRY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 81h GRADE 780 Semlnola Boulevard 834-3099 or 831-5959 ________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ home. Aug. 9. ll 1. 3' I'. It 5, p. c ______________ it ________________________________________________________________________________________ -, 1; ____________ ______ When the "Grim Reaper sidering "Death With Dignity" recently moved to the Oviedo Sometimes getting the apcakes, and sing "Happy Birarea for Mrs. Cloninger to ope n thday" to their embarrassed propriate deco ra tions is dif- stands in the s ha dows and t he re legislation, EVELYN CLONING ER U nf ortunately, New Je rsey a law office. She first became friends during meals in the ficult, but th e 28-year-old Miss is no reasonable chance of Wyatt always comes up with an recovery, "Let God's Will Be has no such legislation, acquainted with Oviedo's First later f rom Stetson University dining hall. idea and a way to carry it out- Done." Don't prolong the Remember this is the state of Baptist Church, as her office L3 Law School. She began playing Eaa:h week - or month culminates with a special even if it means booff owing a moment of dying by artificial residence of the unfortunate located just a block west of the the organ when she was in the Karen Quinlan. The Quinlan church on Broadway. eighth grade. She was formerly Mondays through Th ursdays) 'celebration" on Frida y night coffin from a nearby funeral and heroic means. , Chwcm- "" 146#Wd A,* ...,.. College Lii. MI,VN Chapel. Cuing, Blvd Late Ma.woe Lake Massiorq# Unit, 1541 W )fit St Pay"s "*I' 0 "ho ws"t's Wilftis.' F,,t Slut Church lIthe Living Penlecests? 00" I'll, Tells, 8400 . Rldgiwsad A,,. (Oft )sthep p.5.1. S.ini,3lS High Sdieip P1211 PinIetSttal CHwci, el Fir,' Church el Sae,l,, 2714 (nilltny ClaD Poll %Niv# "*Ian*%% Church. DO& Hill Parkall. OSt'sais .. q scheduled S.inlsn* Lilian1 1441 s Awl $off" ' 2;44 Th. SSI,at4. Amp, 90 in 34th If _. of Rev. Perry To Deliver Sermon l,vaelh Oat, A4,,p.?,,t Church Maittand Ave. Altamsp.$, Spr,np. Sasulere kv,nty, Day Ad'ea,$,,t Chwrk. HR & Elm SwU1St %iva5th Da y Adventist C, 115 Rd Hill A4rintlst Chs,t 1141 P,iii SI, Sanford OTHER CHURCHES EPISCOPAL Good SittIll"IfIl United Lutheran, "" S OuIsamed Dar Church ,J,, • "$4" Clovect"004 11401 Rd. Costalberry P`@S&y'* Soestmanst" EVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ,,_,,.... A Southern Baptist, Jirnmy Carter, is the Democratic presi de ntial nominee, Upilla Ceininiait Giiwvi MiShsd,sl Church. osniva Grace United l4stIwd,st Church. Arpa,j II,d GraM Chapel A MS Church. Oviade OaIysve Methodist Church. Ovied. Oil... UiSl.d,,t Church 'ael. *.ti.y., Mitlindist, RI 45 W •t PIa SIaIt.nI Mamlq,al Church. S S411av4. UNit ed Mi$tied,il Church Tamp First Pet, kenirap. Blvd, AItlii..t. Savings veillet. Or CHiolW,ry 9 . Can.lb.rr, C.nsmwuity United MatlieditI Church. Hwy lilt £ Pi001 RIe. Rd. CasIWrry Calgary community M.It*d,sI Ch ur ch. W. H'gl,bsnus Rd. Oslery F'ru Ucled M.thed,I Church, III Park A,.. Pint Msthld'l Church SI O,ed. Frit Southern Miltindi;? Church. 2444 Sfar Awe st LUIHNEAII get olla. fiffest City Church of God of Prophe cy. 3ne S I till Ave Ch`161 111 11-10 "i Chwoth, Le"velied with the "nasty, old world," as though preaching about to heaven is their only task, but he how to be saved and added, " The t im e has come for more than just pious ta lk." - - tta, Lute United MilIso4ut Church Church SI God .1 Pn..hetv. Ills S persimmin Au Church Of God U.j541p. IIK.rpr,s, R,,ci,. Church •i G.m. 1140w tiP St . Santtrd H.', Crest Ips.cppel. Peak A, it 4th 5?. lie said that many pastors have opted out of dealing of Sanford and Staff 200W. First METHODIST St Ja TSChwchIitth.G..dShaphertMaiflantlhIL.k.AV, All Sj'et Episcopal Cti,,,tft, 5 Dan, AVt, Liwerpri,, ' WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. tHB'dttlC 5hir01 Forest Coll Cemmv4,lvC.4ar,Psr,,lC,I, New Ml Calvary MIIlI.a(-,B.,t,,l 1111W 17111 $t IHw Salam P,,m,t,w Bait's CRutch. 1111W 12Th N.. Tetlamint BapsIs? Church. Owsity tin N.,* Longwood Nan, Mt 2,.. lêpll Church. 17)5 PlC, Av e . - many of whom have been against speaking out on social issues, were urged here to be "prophets to a broken and weary world" In the W76 election campaign. The Rev. A Douglas Watterson Jr., of Dallas, told denominational conference that pastors must "find their voices and speak out clearly on human rights, armament, world hunger, unconscionable costs of health care, root causes of crime and corruption." IfChrist1an leaders become vocal Onfl%oralimphjt ti01t5 of these issues, he said "those who are running for public of fice will hear and be res ponsive." Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO, INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY F,,ii Luopikly it Gad. 17*6 Elm - GLORIETA, N.M. (AP) - Southern Baptist pastors, ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes aa Urged To Be World Frophets r. �4B—EveninaH.rald.S.nferd,FI. Frlday,July3a,116 A -. I Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIGWEI4TH JUDICIAL R. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 749M-CA..$ • . FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor poratlon organized ard esisting tder the laws of the United States of America, Plaintiff, HULON P. LAMPLEY*ndLOLJISE ALDA LAMPLEY. his wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE . I NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to a Final foreclosurenteredJuty2lth, 1976 in the Circuit Court of the Eignteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole ..riuriuc r.j., in ,_ ,-,... I.wnly uv,, a TIun .. rio. . 76 964 CA 098, ARTHUR H. BECK. s ' S -- t, ' t : t It IL 4 'f :1 WITH, JR., Clerk of the said Court, witl sell for cash in hind to thC highest and best bidder at the West Front door of the courthouse. Seminole County, Florida •t 11QO o'clock AM. on August 11th, 1976, the following described real properlysituateinSemlnoleCounty, Florida, to wit, West , of Lot 343 QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH SUBDIVISION. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 9, Page 44, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. DATED this 26th day of July, 1926 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwitfi, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Rowland. Petruska, Bowen & McDonald 304 North Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida '32401 Publish: July 30. 1976 DE B. 145 ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 711269 ____________________________________ , , - ______ _______ ___________________________________ ______________________ __________________________________ _____________________________________ ________ ______________ - . ________________ Ii _________________________________ ______________ I __________________ ______ _______ ____________ ________ ________ _______________ 1.' _____ _________________________________________ r. - - - ' - - Legal Notice Leaal Notice - - Leaol Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEIITIi JU(aICIAL CIR. NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE PO1lONS Cf CERTAIN PLATS SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN COUNTY. FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. ia-.J.A.; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In Re: Custsdy.f Takenoticethatapefitionshallb, ROBIN NATHANIEL HURT tiled, pursuant to Chapter 117.101 of the Florida Statutes, with the Board NOTICE OF ACTION TO, JOE N. HURT 01 County CommIssioners 01 $01 Yucca Street Seminole County. Florida. to vacate Fayetteviile, portions of certain plats of the subdivisionpflOwn as SPREADING North Carolna3$303 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a OAK VILLAGE. accordinj to the Petition for Child Custody has been plat thereof recorded in Plat Book Pages8l & 63. Public Records Cf liled against you and there is a Demand IA the Petition that the S.mlnoleCounly,Florida,dncribed Court award Custody of ROBIN as follows. towit: THE SPRINGS. SPREADING NATHANIEL HURT to his natural mother, MARJORIE PARKER OAK VILLAGE. BLOCK "B". LOTS HURT. end you are rjired to 1 THRU 25 This petition should be submitted serve a copy '0u,r written ,1. a _.. iu rn rcrIyIon i.hiI .1 I .it I ... 7 .1... ii I..". ii'.... •ny, on " '"•" " the Petitioner's attorney, R. Earl Downs. and John H Mc. PATRICK PHILLIPS, of Baldwin i. Clintock. Jr., Co Venturers doing Dikeou, $00 Highway 17.92, Fern business as The SprIngs, a Joint Park. Florida. 33730. on or bee Venture, dated the 30th y of July. September 1st, 1976, and file the 1974. Original with the Clerk of this Court By. Mary J. RbIett. Acting as Agent for eitherbeforeserviceon Petitioners Earl Downs attorney or Immediately thereafter; 100 Springs Blvd Otherwise a Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded Longwood. Florida 32750 PubliSh July 23. 30. 1976 In the Petition. DEB 93 WlTNESSmyhandand5ealofth d Court on this 27th day of July. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1976. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR (Seal) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk of the Circuit court CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.132$CA29. By: Cecelia V. Eliern -------------- Deputy Clerk R. Patrick Phillips, Baldwin & Dikeou 500 Highway 1792 Fern Park, Florida 32730 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: July 30, Aug. 4, 13, 70. 1976 DEB Ill IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 14.1496.CA-$4C In Re: The Marriage of PAUL CHAYKA, SR., Husband and VERNA C. CHAYKA, Wife NOTICE OF ACTION NATIONAL HOMES TO PAUL CHAYKA, SR. AC. CEPTAP4CE CORPORATION. 12 Kingfisher Road Plaintiff, Levitt Town, New York YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a v. TEDDIE BLUE and MARGARET Petition for Dissolution of Marriage LOUISE BLUE, his wile, has been filed against you and there Defendants. isa demand in said Petition that the Court award your interest In that NOTICE OF SUIT certain property owned by you nd TO TEDDIE BLUE and your wife located at 312 Idytlwllde MARGARET LOUISE BLUE, his wife, Drive, Sanford, Florida, and more 10, Clairemont Parkway. particularly described as: Apt. IF Lot 2, IDYLLWILDE OF LOCH Bronx, New York ARBOR REPLAT, according to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book that an action to foreclos, a mo.' 13. Page 100 tgage on the following property in to your wife. VERNA G CHAYKA, Seminole County, Florida as a lump sum as alimony, and you Lot 15, SAN LANTA, THIRD are rejlred to serve a copy of your SECTION, according to the Plat written defenses, if any, to the thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13,Petit iOnonthe Petitioner's attorney, Page 75, Public Records of Seminole J. RUSSELL HORNSBY, whe County, Florida. address is 3)1 N. Rosalind Avenue, Pies been filed against you, and you Orlando, Florida, on or before are required to serve a copy of your August30. 1976, and file the original written defenses thereto, if any, with the Clerk of this Court either upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for before service on Petitioner's at. plaintiff. at Suite 211, 731 Maitland tney or immediately thereafter; Avenue, Aitamonte Springs. Florida otherwise a default will be entered 32701. and file the orIginal with the against you for the r.li•f demanded CleckoftheabovestyledCourtonor in the Petition. before the 1st day of September, Thisrsoticeshailbepubllshedonce 1q74; otherwise a judgment may be each week for four consecutive entered agaInst you for the relief weeks In the Evening Herald demanded in the Complaint herein. DATED: July 26th, 1976. WITNESS my hand and seal of (Seal) - said Court, this 27th day of July, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr 1926. Clerk of the Circuit Court (Seal) By Linda N. Shaw Arthur H. Be(kwitts, Jr. Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court i. RUSSELL HORNSBY of By' Cecetia V. Ekern Law Offices of Deputy Clerk .1. Russell Hornsby, P.A. Publish. uiy 30. Aug. 6.13.20. 1,76 311 N. Rcwalind Avenue DEb.14 Orlando, Florida ___________________________ Attorneys for Petitioner Wife Publish: July 30, Avg. 6, 13, 20, 1916 DEB.143 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ________________________ SEMiNOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PROBATE DIVISION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. File Number 76-174-CF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Dlvisidn COUNTY FLORIDA In Re: Estate Cl CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-133$.CA49Lilian M Bririiiman BE Deceased BERNARD EDWARDS ak a B NOTICE OF EDWARDS. and LEO S. ED ADMINISTRATION WRDS. his wife, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Plaintiffs. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST vs. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL NORTHWEST INV E STME NT OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED PROPERTIES NO TWO, A Limited IN THE ESTATE: Partnership, MARVIN VAN. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DFRPOL. General Partner. that the administration of the estate Defendant. of Lillian M Brinkmari. deceased, NOTICE OF ACTION File Number 76.171 CP.i5pending in TO' MARVIN VAPIDERPOL, the Circuit Court for Seminole, Generai Partner County, Florida. Probate Division. Northwest Investment the address of which Is Seminole Properties No. Two County Courthouse, Sanford. A Limited Partnership: Florida 37771 The personal you ARE NOTIFIED that an representatives of the estate Carl H. A(ticn to foreclose a Mortgage on Btinkman aid Elsie L. Chapman the following property in Seminole whOSi addresses are respectively nty, Florida (30 North Trajiwind Dr.. Apopki. L.A90. Le'ssthe South 73 fees of the Fta 32703. PIe. 2 Box 1640. North 300 ftef of the West 170 feet Matland. Fta 37751 The nime and tt96reof, FLORIDA LAND AND addreSs of the personal represen CQLON hAT ION COMPANY. tatiwe'sattorneyare set torlh below LIMITED. W. BEARDALL's MAP All persons having Claims or OF ST JOSEPH's, according the demands against the estate are Plat thereof as recorded in PIIt required, WITHIN THREE 1, page 111 of the Public Bo MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Records of Seminole County, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk hs been filed against you arid you of the above court a written âe required to Serve a written CO statement of any claim or demand 01 your defenses, if any, t it On ttteymayhave. Eathclaim mustbe Albert N. Ftts, Plainfitf'sAttomey, in writing and must Indicate tne ivnose address is. 210 Edwards baSis for the claim, the name and Building, Sanford, Florida 32711, on address of the creditor or his agent or before August 30th, I76 and file or attorney, an." the amount the original with the Clerk of this claimed If the claim Is not yet due, Court either before service on the date when it will became due Plaintiff's Attorney or immediately If shall be stated. the claim ii Ihefeafter otherwise a default will contingent or unliquidated, the entered against you for the relief nature of the uncertainly shall be demanded In the Complaint of thC staled, If the claim is Secured, the Petition. security shall be described. The WITNESS my Hand and Sail 01 clamant shall deliver sufficient thiS Court on July 71111, 1476. copieS of the claim to the clerk to (Seal) enable the Clerk to mail one copy to Arthur H Beckwiffi, Jr. lath personal regresentalive. Clerk Of tfte Circuit COIJf't All persons interested in the estate By: Martha T. Vilsien to whom a copy of tIlts Notice of Deputy Clerk Administrilicn has been mailed are Publish: July 30. Aug 6. 13, 70. 1916 required. WITHIN THREE DEB. 111 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF INVITATIONTOIID THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF City of Salt*avd. THISNOTICE.tofileanyobiectioris Florida they may have that challenges the Sealed bids will be received in the validity of tIle drcendents will, U'? office of he City Manager, City qualifications 01 the pertonil Hall. Sanford, Florida, untIl 1:30 representative, or the venue or PM on Wsone'sday, August 10, 1974. turis*rtion of the court. on me slurry seal treatment ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND certain streets in the City of San OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ford WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Ttieb.dswillb.p,ublictyopenedon OateofthetintpuicalionofIhis me same dale at 2:00p.m. in the Notice of Administrilion July 73rd, City Commission Room, City Hilt. 1976 Sanford, Florida. Brinkrr,an Carl H. The bids will be on a squire yard ElSie L Chapman meisurement of work completed A Personal Reprelenfa and in accordance with the five of the Estate of specifation$oheCityof SanfOrd. Lillian M Brinkman Tri.e City Commission reservosthe Deceased rightloaccepfoctorelectanyorahl ATTORNEY FOR PEPSO4AL bids in Phi best interests of tIle City REPRESENTATIVE of SaritOd. Harold B. ,ones W B. KnowlEs P0 80* 3. MayO. Flo. 33 Cily Manager Pvbiish July 22. 30, 1(74 City of Santord Publish July 34)416 94 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.4$ CA.19.E MEREDITHENTERPRISES, INC., a Florida Corporation, Plaintiff, ALLEN M. SATTERWHITE and MIRIAM B. SATTERWHITE, his wile, ike. MIRIAM SAT. TERWHITE; and ROBERT 0. MELTON 6. ASSOCIATES. PA.; and BLACKTON, INC., a Florida Corporation, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that pursuant toe Final Judgment dated 26th day of July AD. 1976 in case No: 76.629 l.a sa .., .,._ i.' vv ur .In, o.n._,.,a .urwu, e'._. OVTI UT II1 r ..r. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, in which MEREDITH EN. TERPRISES. INC.. Is the Plaintill and ALLEN M. SATTERWHITE al., are the Defendants, I will sell to thehlghestandbestbidderforcash, at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida atll:000'clockA.M.on the 10th day of August 1916. the following described property set forth in the Order of Final Judgment: Lot 10, Block B. of the Gene Gables Secllon of Me,'edith Manor according to the Plat thereof recorded In Plat Boofi I, page 93 0 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Dated: Ju'y 26th. 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jean E. Wiike Dputy Clerk Albert N. FlIts 2)0 Edwards Building Sanford, Florida 3277) Attorney for the Plaintiff, Publish: July 30. 1976 DEB. 110 BE lnRe:theMatlerolttwAdoptiono(: TAMMY SUE KRAFTCHICK NOTICE OF SUIT TO BEVERLY & ROBERT PERRY natural mother & father of Tammy Sue Kraftchick residence unknown You are hereby notified that a Petition for Adoption under oath, a copy of which is delivered tO you herewith, has been filed in the above styled Court. You are required tO .'ve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to the Petition, on Gerald 5. Rutberg. Attorney at law, 345 S Highway 17.92, Casselberry, Florida, 32707, and file the original with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or befote August 25th, 1976, otherwise a Judgment may be entered on behalf Cf the Petitioners. THIS NOTICE shall be published once each week for four (1) con, secutive weeks in the Evening Herald, Sanford. Florida. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on this 20th day of .juty, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Cecilia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk Gerald S. Rutberg 345 S. Hwy. 1192 P 0 Box 917 Calselberry, Florida 33201 Attorney for Petitioner Publish. July 23. 30. Aug. 6. 13. 1976 DE B 100 ______________________________- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 14.IS$3.CA.19.E .1 I KISLAIr MORTGAGE COP. PORATION, Plaintiff, vs. 'WILLIE L. CAMPBELl,. and DELORES E. CAMPELL. his wile, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Noticeisherebyglvenpurstjantto a Final Judgment of loreclosure dated July 26th. 1976. entered in CivilActionNo,76.l0ssoftheCircuit Court of the 14TH Judicial Circuit in arid for Seminole County. Florida. wherein J I. KISLAK MORTGAGE CORPORATION, is Plaintiff and WILLIE L. CAMPBELL and DEL. ORES E. CAMPBELL. his wife, are Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at 11'0 A.M.. on the 10th day of August, 1976, the following de'5cri property as set forth in said Final Judgment towit: Lot 3. Block 1, ELDORADO. SANFORD, FLORIDA, according to the pIe? thereof as recorded in Piat Book 1, page 29 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. ' Dated: July 26th, 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By, Jean E. Wilke Deputy Clerk Publish: July 30. I76 DEB.I42 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-Ift9.CA.4$.A STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN I COMPANY, a Florida cor poration, Plaintiff. ROBERT BARN JORDAN and RUBY LEE JORDAN. his wile, Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure entered July 26th, 1976 In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuil In and for Seminole County Florida in Civil Action No. 74.1044 CA 09.A, ARTHUR H. 8ECKWITH JR. Clerk of the said Court, will tell for cash In hard to the highest and bell bidder at the West Front door of the Cowthouse, Seminole County, Florida at 1100 o'clock AM. on August 11th, 1916, te following described real propertysltuateinSeminoleCotjnty, Florida, t wit: Lot II. Block "C". WASHINGTON OAKS, SECTION TWO, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plaf Bock 14, Page's (6 & $1. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida TagetMrwiththefoIingItemsof property whlh are located In and permanently installed ai a part 01 the improvements on the s.aid land: One Orbon Range, Model No. ESIAZ One MlVC.'y Hood, Model No. Nfl One Comfort Pac Furnance. Model No. CPF100 One Coi.tspot Refrigerator, Model f4. 4444314 Dated this 30th day of July, 1974 eal) fi' H. Beckwith, ,jr, Clerk of tie Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Travii Deputy Clerk ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, BOWEN & McDONALD 300 North Magnolia Avenue Orlar.do, Florida 33001 PublISh' HAy 34, 9476 DElL" _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.14O9.CAO4-E lit Re: the Marriage of: DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Husband, Petitioner. and MA RI A N NE ELI LA BETH ELLIOTT, Wife, Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MARIANNE ELIZABETH ELLIOTT co Robert Kalina 5702 Luelda Parma. Ohio YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution f marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to Gary E. Massey. Esquire of Brock, Massey & Walden, Suite 102, 614 E. Semoran Blvd.. Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, Petitioner's attorney, Ori or before September 3rd, 1976. andtiletheorlginat with the Clerk of the above.styled Court either before service on PetItioner's attorney or Immediate thereafter; otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the teal of this Court on the 27th day of July, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda M. Shaw Deputy Clerk Publish: July30, Aug. 6,13,20. 1926 DES 116 ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 16.139.CA.09.A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAG E ASSOC (Ar ION, a cot poration organized and existing under the laws Of the United States. PlaIntiff, NATHANIEL COLE ARCHER and MARGARET 5 ARCHER, his wife, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO NATHANIEL COLE ARCHER, Residence Unknown, but whose last known rniiing address I Aparado Travan. COP 102. Caile, 3.9Y11, San Jose. Costa Rico. Central America MARGARET S ARCHER. Residence Unknown, but whose last known m,iling address is Aparado Traven. COR 102. Call. 3.9Y11. Costa Rico, Central America YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tO Iorectose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida' Lot 21. Block . NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION TWO OF UNiT ONE, according to tt,. Pat ti.'eot as r.cordeo . (At ilo<w IC Page 61. PubI, RecordS of Seminole County, FiOridj Together with ,til Structures an improvements now and hereafter on sa'd land, and all fixturpi now hereafter attached to or used n connection with the premises herein descr,bedandinaddiliontheretolhe following described household appliances, which are, and shall deemed to be, tixtures and apart Of the realty. Tappan Range - Model Z 30 2532 Tappen D.shwasher Model 61 Ill Badger tnsinkerator —, Model 333 Sentry Hot Waler Heater -- Model VTO Tappan Range Hood - Model 53 1021 Chrysler Airtemp Furnance . Model 1120632 Chrysler Airtemp Air Conditioner Model 134109 Wall to wall carpeting L ' vu' groom, Din in groom, tte.lrooms, Hall arid all closets in .apeteaareas has been filed against you and you arereguredtoserveacopyofyour written defenses, it any, to ii o. Maclean and Brook., plaintiff'S attorneys, whose address is Post 011ice Drawer A, Jacksonville. Florida 37203. on or before Aug 13th 1476. and fill tfsi Original with tie Clerk of this Court either before service on plalntift's attorneys or immediately lherffer otherwise a default will be entered against you for th relief demanded th cOmplaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the êfh day of July, 1976 (COURT SEAL) ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Linda N Stiw As Deputy Clerk PubliSh 9, 16, 33, 30, 1974 DEB34 - - I trnI IJaifIt e:oo AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 76-1347.CA.04.0 In Re: the Marriage LESTER PAUL MORROW, Husband.Respondent, and BARBARA SUE MORROW, wifePetitioner. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: LEST ER PAUL MORROW P0 343 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 34164 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for DissolutIon Cf Marriage has been filed against you and you are reiired to servea copy of your written defenses. If any, to it on W. H, MORRISON, Petitioner's At. torney, whose address is III South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida, 32751, on or before August 25th, 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's Attorney or immediately thereafter; Othiti a default will be entered against you to.' the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on July 21st, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Ccurt By Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish July 23.30. Aug. 6. 13. 1974 DES 94 nd iIp __________________________ ARE YOJ TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 641 2027 for "We Care" "Hotline." Adults or Teens. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For lamilies or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 4234W or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. - Bøx 5.53, Sanford, Fla, 3321). THE VALAR MAGICAL ENTERTAINERS For Club-Lodges- Parties Call 321 Ol36for info. One rider to Indiana to share cx penses. 323 1037. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perha() Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4347 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 LIVE IN- Nature, good home, salary, permanent Private room Ibath with 2 adults. Driver's license, nursing experience. 322. 3996 LEASING AGENT- For apartment complex in Sanford Saturdays 9 a.m. to 6 pm. and as needed Experience preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 1911 Lake Mary, Fla. 32744. Call 3399029 between 630 p.m. & 6:30 p.m. Housekeeper, live in, care for 2 children, 372 6330. Needed immediately, telephone solicitors, prefer experienced operators. Call 321 0121 S—Lost & Found - ________________________ LOST: Female Cocker, cream, long haired, "Fiossie". Near 1st & French. Reward 322.9206 after 5. ___________________________ LOST: Siamese female cat, no collar, beige with brown face & feet. Lost on Yale Ave. on July is. REWARD 323 3767 or 322 2725 IN S U P AN C E SECRETARY- MUST be cx perienced in filing insurance claims. Medical terminology, typing, billing & dictaphone. No others need apply. Start im. mediately. 3233360. _____________________________ Part lime or full lime outside sails person. Must have own car. Ex. cellenI opportunity. Apply 3)39 Orlando Drive II? 92), Sanford. 323 1162 W' Let me show you how you can make 4300 to 4500 per week Call 323 $512. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold a Special meeting on August 6. 1976 in the City Hall at 11:30 A.M. in order to consider a request for a variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to rear arid side yard setback requirements In CC 2 Zoned District, in LOts 9 & 10, Biock 11, Tier 1, of Sanford, FL Tratford's Record Book I, Page 56 61 Being more specifically described as located at III West 13th St. The planned use of the property Is electrical equipment repair service B. L. Perkins Chairman Board 01 Adjustment Publish: July 30, 1976 DES 136 LOST: Large Tarpaulin, vicinity Orange Blvd. & Oregon Ave. I p.m. Tuej. 27th. REWARD. 372 ____________________________ e--Chiid - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE El OH TEE PIT H JUDICIAL Cl CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 74S11.CA.II-C CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, Plaintiff. PlAIT. SR et al Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO Norman E Piatt. Sr', arid Nancy A Platt. his wife 13.41 Witte Street, Apt. 110 Houston, Texas 77053 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that an amended complaint to foreclose a mortgage encumbering the following real property: Lot 16 BLK. "C" NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE, SEC. I. UNIT 2. per plat as recorded in Plat Book II. Page, Public Recordsol Seminole County, Florida. his been filed against you and yOU MC required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, bit on VAN DEN BERG. GAYS. BURKE, PA., attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post O4flce Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32402. and file the original with the ClerkoftheabovestyledCourtonor before August 23rd, 1914; otherwise, a iudgmenl may be entered against you for the relief demanded in Use Complaint WlTNESSmyhandandlh.seaiof said Court on the 21sf day of July. 1974 (Seall Arthur H. Beckwith,, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. VihIen Deputy Clerk Publish July 71. 30, Aug 6. 13. 1916 DEB99 NORMAN _____________________________ _________________________ 9—Good Things to Eat -. 24—Susiness -- ___________ ._ - Peas, you pick, new patch, black eyes, an purple hull On Old Monroe Rd. i imi. N of SR 16, arid 3Mi. W. of Sanford, and I. E. of I " 39 OKRA Mon. Wed. Fri 3320.115 _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 74.1369.CA.44.E In Re: the Marriage of MARVIN LLOYD STARKEY, Husband, and PRISCILLA A STARKEY, Wife NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO PRISCILLA A. STARKEY 17003 Enchanted Path Drive Houstori. Texas, 77011 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit has been tiled against you in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, entitled: IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: MARVIN LLOYD STARKEY, Husb4rxl. and PRISCILLA A. STARKEY, Wile, Civil Action NO. 761369 CA 01 E. The nature of this suit is to obtain a dissolution of marriage, and other relief, You are hereby required t file your written defenses with the Clerk of said Court and serve a copy thereof upon the HuSband or the Husband's attorneys, whose address Is annexed hereto, on or before August 2olh, or a Default will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, this 71st day of July, 1976 (Seal) Arihu' H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By, Mary Pd. Darden Deputy Clerk SAME. MURRELL I SONS P.O Box 174 Orlando, Florida, 32102 Attorneys to.' he HuSband Publish July 73. 30, Aug 6. 13. 1976 DEB 91 _____ HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST MAS - and the money to pay for it Start now - selling beautiful products. Make beautiful money. Call 6.41 3079 for information. Plant I Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone 3737671 Johns River. 46$ 5600. ______ , 123 Hays Drive, 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard. 5)63 mo. plus deposit, 373 1663. 3 Bedroom, I bath house in Sanford. Fenced yard. 443.0462. IF 4100 5500 extra a month interests you, then call 5142054 lot appt ____________ _______ -. '.__ . - Air Conditioned Bedroom MenOnly References 3222329 . L,P.N.neededlol'relief,eveningso.' nights Apply in person to Sanford Hurling & Convalescent Center, 950 Meilonville '::. . L 33—Houses Furnished _____________________________ 3 Room lv n. cottage, on stalled lot, air conditioning, water (urn. ,90 --_ _____ ______ _____ ______ -- -- -- __ ,:> -- ' - ---- [ REALTORS 707 25th MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE sSEi Wekiva River, west from Sanford, for rent, 2" acres. partly cleared. cheap. 324.4444 after 7 p.m. ________________________________ ______ ______ 41-Houses ______- -- j Forrest Greene, Inc. Yellow Cab. 101S. Park Ave Sanford - Nurses RN's & LPN's. Aides, Aid companion Needed immediateiy 6760636. Live in with semi invalid man $10 wk. Lake Mary 3231309 _________________________ LAWN HELP NEEDED- Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding, and other misc jobs Must be Over Ii Apply Geneva Gardens, 150.3 W 75th St.. Sanford 43-Lots-Acreage 621 8019 122 Acres. near Osteen. Pit1lY wooded, power & phone lines on land Property is on corner with good road frontages Location is (teal tar home or trailer Only 115,900 Call Owner, 839 2491 4310 'no, 3 BR, 7 bath, paneled den Fenced, 135.500 3238302. DEBARY - Beautiful 1 acre lots from 5.4.990 Only 190 down with tow payments 617 1611. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP ,REALTORS - _______________________ eneva 1'"G ardens all offers. Call Phyllis Capponi, DUPLEX-- Ftirnished or un furnished, Ideal location Reasonable rent 363-3721 I c7I'Iariner's FRICKEIFRICKE ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS,131 5753 B'edroomApts. _______________________________ Multiple Listing Service 4 I BR. 2 story frame. 512.000 Apt$. Unlurn Spacious 112 BR, all electric, eat in kitchens. Dish. washer, shag carpet, air, plenty closets, From $150 Exclusive area Mgr. 3237113 j large I 8,2 54km, (',uar,nteCd reconditioned auto Furnished or Unfurnished ,,itler,es. sii 9s exchange ilcEl's BODY SHOP. 1109 CLUBROOM Snlord Ave POOL One Bedroom From $ 135 I BR, ii', B. 121.500 NO DEPOSIT I BR. I", B. 123.750 NO LEASE REQUIRED 5f Ridgewood Arms I. 2, & 3 BR ApIS Tennis, swimmIng, playground, recreation room, laundry room nd clubhouse, 2S Rldgewocd Ay . a.T*nrd PIt 3P ".470 -_______________________ 31- Apartments Furnished 7 1505 W. 25th st. Sanford, Fla. . new 123.500 GUNS ONLY AUCTION. NESDAY AUGUST 1 7 P.M SANFORD AUCTION. 323 7310 _________________________ LAKESIDE APARTMENTS KItchen Equipped Adult-FamIly WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL ' TRADE Ill 315E. First St 3325632 CU Beam, 6 element vertical, 6 horiZontal. 5100 ______________________________ 70 Self standing tower, I Spa 12 Beams, I Ham 7 rotor Call 332 £601 allen S Highway 17.92. Sanford Acrosi From Rinh House I', , tam rm $23,000 322•2090 32 Professionally Manig,d BR, I B, I Acres, 5.33.900 Engine lilt and frame, 90 Ion, Yale Chain tall, $295 337 1962 5f9 %i.. B. lakefront, 537.500 Surf Board, Bunk Beds, 110 Gal, Fuel Oil Tank, Kirby Vacuum. Rug. l'xl1, like new Name brand back to School clot,es sie 10 II lgirlsl, Mens X L. Outdoor dining canopy, SporIs 'lems, small desk, misc Loch Arbor, 309 E Crystal Drive 372 119$ I BR, lake, extras 159.750 I BR, lakfrnt., spIll level, 1100.003 ______________ _________________ ___________________ R Elticisrlcy and2 Bedroom, monthly, adults. Weliiva Landing Resort. Frl!e boat moorage and canoe use. 372 4470 3Rm Upstairs Furn. Apt RATERS- Some insurance cx Lightsl Water Included perlence 511 Park Ave. SECRETARY- Light typing. cx perlenced in transportation RECORD CLERK- Great position SAN MO PARK, 1. 2, 3 bedroom COCKTAIL WAITRESS- Lx. trailer apts. Adult & family park. perlenced, evenings only Weekly.-3515 Hwy 1792. Sanford. COSMETICIAN-- 10 Hr. Week, 3231930. experienced R E N T AL S MACHINIST- Experienced In lathe MO N T H L V AVAILABI.E & mIlling machln.* Color TV. Air Cond .Maid Serv. SECRETARY TYPIST- Must have QUALITY INN NORTH shorthand 662 100 I IS. SR 134.LongwOOd -WE SELL SUCCESS323.5176 Lake Mary- clean & prIvate, 1 0lmmetc _____ bdroom furnished apI. 1 male, no Furniture salesman, experienced or pets. 322 3930. willing to learn. Apply in person to Slerchi's, 1100 French Ave 23.tSParkDr . . . l&2BR Mobileitomel Adults-NO pets INTERVIEWERS HOU SE WI yES, STUDENTS RETIREES, etc Earn extra dollars canvassing door to door updating information for ._ Mary CITY Sanford Lake DIRECTORY, Must be 1$ years of age or older. good spellers, have clear legible handwriting. Apply in person only between 9 a m. & 11 a m only, R. L. POLK I CO , 212 N Park Ave., Room II, Sanford. An Equal Opportunity Em ployer -M F ___________________________ a . e Legal Notice BAMBOO COVE APTS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford 323 1310. Lake Mary Fun. Apt. 3fl ___________________________ I BR, furn apt , lightS, water furn. Adults only, 595 3222296 after I wk days. _____________________________ FurnIshed, 2 BR garage apt.. Lake G'lden. lake privIlege's, pr4er - retired couple. No pets. 3220271 ______________________ ' NOTICE TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You are hereby notified Ihal the following described livestock, to wit: One Pony. lawn in color, $ hands, mare is now impounded at the Seminole County Animal Control, located at 1300 South Orlando Drive at the Seminole County Agricultural Center, South of Sanford. Seminole County, Florida and the amot by reason Of Such impounding 51740 pluS $195 plus 52.50 for each additional day. The above described livestock will, unless redeemed within three (3) days front the date hereof, be offered for sale at public auction to the highest a best bidder for cash. ,1o11 B. Polk, sheriff Seminole County, Florida PublIsh: July 30, 1916 DES 131 I BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 Mii(OnvIlIi _.... ---------------- 31A-Ouplexes Unfurnislied. two bedroom Security Deposit. Adults Preferred 322 6420 or 373 5154. LONGW000- Spaciws all brick 2 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped. quiet dead end Street. 5)40 per mo. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Assoc. After Hrs. $311173 FRICKE I FRICKE ASSOC. Inc.. Realtors, $31 32$). 32—Houses Unfurnished ________________________ Nice2S,droomblocktiome FurnorUnfurn. fl321'30 POPULAR TERMS Wm. H. Stem perU Realtor 19)9 S French 322 4941 Eves. 3221196. 322 194.4; 322.996,4 SOUTH lave Some camping equipment yo' _______ ____________________ rio longer use? Sell it all with a Clatsified Ad in The Herald. Call Farm Wagons 372 2031 Truck Utility Tool Box. for step side pc'. up. 155 372 1967 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood 3222611 or $319943 and a friendly ad visor will help you _______________________________ - FROM for Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality. Cropped ears & shots 515$) In $1fl$) Terms. 365 5710 1965 PriIiic, air, power, excellent Condition Sacrifice, 372 9745 Siberian Huskies. Rep. AKC.Awks lISOeacp, 3n 3099 Westinghou Eleclric Dryer, $50, Upright Deep Freeze Amini, _,_ 0O 373 1091 - DAVE'S 3239310 CLOSE OUT- New Hotpoint Washers, Ilib capacity Peg. 4397 with trade. White lhe'y last, just 1275 With trade, DICK'S APPLIANCES 2617 S French, 372 7634 Win? to buy Attic Fan in good Condition 434 1777 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service,usedmachlnel MOONEy APPLIANCES 3230697 For used lurnilure. appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave 53-1V.Radio-Stereo . . .. . - We have a large selection of black & white portable Iv's 125 to 165 HERB'S TV, 1200 S French, 373 1731 54—Garage Sales YARD SALE.- 1317 Douglas Ave (off Celery. easI of Mellonvillel Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 1970 Gb, air, new tires, new pant, rebuilt engine $1503 372 66.47 '70 Rebel 2 dr. hardtop or S0'x135' lot Will sell or trade for travel trailer 323 5121 SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Anyone can be a Seller or a buyer. No charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to 5 at the Movieland Drive in NEW CARS - - -- Bralley Qdhcim-323-4670 . BUILDER.DEVELOPER - ____________________________________________ )UTSTANDINC, BUY-- 3 BR, I' bath, central heat & •lr, fami , room. carpeting on quiet Street 525.000. .IKELARGEROOMS?_H,rrsa I BR, 2 bath with carpetin;. fireplace, large corner lot. 135.0x Antique Auction tOols, anlique business macnines HIGHWAY 44 AUCTION GALLERIES lMiIesE CIII HwyIó, Sanford $tn Vermillion. Auctioneer 327 6377 "' - , ' TWO PARTY GARAGE SALEFri & Sal 9107 BambooMaf. like new, 120. 2 Oval green rugs, & much more 373 3686 1019 Sec iti St 'betwepn Burger Chef & Baharn,, Joes I _________ . __________ IC' Fiberglass Seminole C.rloe 192,5 323 7778 . - -60-Office Supplies ____ . _. ____________________ Used Ofhce Furniture Wood or steel deSks, executive Oe'Sk & chairs, Secrefaral deskS & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry 1797.8)0 1206 - " -_________ I I Dell's Auction Center wit tt custom 3 BR, 7 bath, in Mayfair. Central heat & air, fireplace, 1S.500. NDYLLWILDE SPECIALOverlook your spaciot.s backyarc from your beaulilt.jl family room 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, $37,7, -. 75-Recreational I (;ood JUST LISTED- This cozy ISP, 2 balls, on quiet etreet, central heat air, carpeting, plus many extras. $34 750 74 MONTEGO MX Park .' ,'4 i. ... PRIVACY GALORE- In this) BR, 2 bath, patio home in Sanora Central teat 5 air, eat In kitchen, foyer $16,500, QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Bath Models Central HealIng and AIr ConditIoning Carpeting ,, . " _____________________________________ "'liii, lT(I.t litilli Uppland Park Homes By Call Sanford's Sales Leader .; 322- 2420 ANYTIME xi ___ ________ / , Fla ____________________ ii ' Multiple Listing Service EALTORS 216SPark Sanford, ! For AppoIntment Call )Oc 322 310) i i Dr. Sedan Auto., A-C, Radio, I Yr. Guarantee. 4 .1 . BUY JUNK CAPS tromSiOtoSaB Call 172 1674 ,i$tCr 1 pm Aluminum Siding Wail ivFI or oloer Dodge UarI. aisc will buy any make convertibles Ptone 3?) IOtiJ - I iTh4ri Cover your home *,tt, 11um siding & SOtfit system AI5Q I$oof,rig Gutters 70 yr', Exp [,iUle 5(1 i'ç Co 93ó) MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks I ' ' : ' u Professional, experienced Painter Work guaranteed bruce's Body Shop, 32107$] STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If ClasSified Ads didn't work there wOuldn't be any Beauty Care '66 COMET Automatic, Clean. Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service - Sales - Rentals 131-0090 S.outtioflantord 113$ Hwy. 11.93 at $ Points 311-4444 ART BkUWN PEST CONTROL 7567 PJrk Dr.',e i./ç Roofing 7.. - Remodeling, Adt', t Custom Work LicenSed. Bondeci Free esv'ma'e 323 6034 Ci 322 0.11) Home Improvements C E SHEPHERD Piling. Remodeling, General Repairs Call 37] 1175 Roof Repairs. Carpentry, Piiiliiiq, Home Repairs. Guttering, Cem.ynt work Freeestimates 1311663 -- I,,, Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Palclsing & Simulated E xPert roof repairs, lilt roots Ci.' Brick & Slone Specialty. 332 7760 shingles All work quaran 'ti'O UROGOEIt ROOFING 3?] 6703 Insulation Sewing ____________________________ BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free EstimateS-il Hours IHER.MO TEK,53) 0921 •!I4J' i' fi.,Ji4'..4l. r"' i4"I x 4 s'fr ,/e.. q "v .i'r -f'k'.. h4ç'5J, f Alterations Dress Macrig, Drape's, Upholstery 32'? 0107 - BackHoe Service ____________________ . CanOIITun:Up %toredandmov,d3fl9ial CHOOSE FROM. LINCOLN MERCURY INC. II L,Inci clearing. liii Ott. cii.'. rock Hauling Tr',fl PtJuied.LawnCare Longwood ReniodeIin and Addit.cns t'reeeslimates N000Igaton JOHNNY WALKER. 3274457 General Contractor - Sewing Machine Repair CONTINENTALS S TO SAVE DOLLARS!! Pest Control C&A 73.74-75-76 LINCOLN '550 Home Improvements Land Clearing 71 MONTEREY STATION WAGON. White, ' ________________________ - Locals, Light Hauiir'ii "1288 -I _______________________ toT hundreds of CUSTOM 4 Dr. Blue, Auto, Air. Clean. . Jrpt'ntrv. Auto Painting thy year thru 1976 models 1 Oars Call Collect, 568 213' 260.Z '5295 , JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ..L'-' 77— Autos Wanted 74 DATSUN RealSharp. , EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU . Central Heat I Air Conditioning F or Ire-c estimates, call Carl HarJ'is at SEARS in Sanford 332 1171 '2995 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY ; I dollars on these '1395 2 , , I-- ; .,;, Vehicles Co. (arnI.'r 'cris 8 iI'tOo, S?S 3:2 7116 saves you 71 DODGE )&lBedroom • • The nearsighted appraiser MONACO 2 Dr. H.T, With All E*tras. Clean. . • 32)5670 -- pre-owned automobiles. iUEST COTTAGE— 1 GRAN FURY 2 VALIANT SEDANS i SI9E F rst 337371? 4 . Hwy 46, 'Nest. Sanford HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER - --- NO WAIT We Are Losing Our Shirt To Make Room For 1977 Stock. See Us NOW For The Deal Of A Lifetimel 3 Beautilul color TV's. Couches Chairs, Misc items of all kinds Must clean Out Going on vacation Closed month of August LONG WOOD LINCOLN-MERCURY -. • YOUR GAIN! 1 SCAMP FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 PM . — ,4,C,ORDOBAS SALE 55—Boats & Accessories ______________________________ 43' Sea going House Boal, 'deal for live a board Too ininy features to list Shown by appl only 323 1797 ________________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2928 Hwy 1797 377 OUR LOSS AutO Painting & Minor Body Work — IMMEDIATE SERVICE * 1976 DEMONSTRATOR SPECIALS * ___-AUCTION In Paola, Hwy 4610 Orange Blvd Follow signs Friday & Saturday 9 to 6. Sewing Machine • Sat. July 31, 7 p.m. MULTI FAMILY Garage Sale Many unique items including Sn.jer Touch P4 Sew. wIt walnut Console, balance SIt SO or 6 p'.,irneflts of 11330 NATION '.%IDE 3298091 C USED CARS • Never again will you be able to buy transportation at such LOW PRICIS. Come see us- TODAY while the selection is the greatest. 72-Auction -. 7 UNHEARD OF VALUES! Theatre, South 1792 Phone 372 1216 (j,) \hiui, FOR INFORMATIONCONTACT ISIGHTY CUTE- 3 BR. Ii. bath, real as a pin. Carpet lhrcughout. Central heat I air, I BR paneled. 123.400. DeLANO 441-4231 - ---- Great Buys M,i,in,doub oght SIJnd. hCS? dresser & mirror, 4225 Matching Occasional chars. 115 pr Single poster bed, complete, $30. White dresser & mirror. 4.15. Early American sofa, 1.40. New dinette. 1 chaIrs, 145. Hanging plants, 13 50 each KULP DECORATORS. 109 W First St 32? 7333 ____________________________________ ECONOMY TOYOTA AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY. 17.92 SANFORD ORLANDO 322.1601 $31-Sill Paying $775 for each dollar silver coinS. Paying 30( each for Indian Wheats I 2C each. 3238800. GARAGE SALE 2720 Hartweli Ave. 10(1W 20??) FrilSat Cabinets, Installation JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 323 8570 or 631 1605 Dealer) 245O°° 69—Stamps-Coirn 10—Swap & Trade CARPORT SALEPlants. Glassware, Linens. Clothes. etc 9 III 6. FrI. & Sat, 135 Pinecrest Drive (behind Pinecrest Schooll _____________________________ GARAGE SALE- Friday & Saturday 9 tO 6 7811 S. Sanford Ave Roseville Vases, Portable IV. Clolhes, Misc Nothing over 5.10 ______________________ ___________________________ LOW P1MEV WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 txt commiSSion Free Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. Sanford 327 2270. 8. Sal CARPORT SALE- One Day OnlySat. July 31 Nothing over 5.33. 110 N. Fairfa, Ave. Winter Springs MUSTANG. 1966. new white paint, blue interior, automatic, many new parIs, 1750. 373 2791 after 530 or week ends. Cash 322 4132 ____________________________ ___________________________ PRICES START 1977 Chevrolet Rally Nova, p s. air, Sun roof, new tIres, 59995 332 0353 after I, Wanted to buy used office furnilure, Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1792 $301706 choose from SOME WITH MILEAGE AS LOW AS 4,000 Mu ESI 1973 Buick Century. air, power Steering. AM FM radio, low miles 373 6596 ' to 6 Driver Educational School Cars 1964 VW Beetle, new tires, brakes. 500 mi. on rebuilt engine Feb inSp 5430 668 6132. to Buy — Wifluy rurnit 12 Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $39 131$ RABBITS- S Does, 2 Bucks, i Young Equipment & Pens, $65. 3222131. -- Furd Country qulre ws;cn, l9s9 M?; Castback ; 1961 Renault; 1946 Ford Camper Van 3.19 5370. 1711 TOYOTA COROLLAS eO—Auto for Sale Free playful kittens, half Persian 373 1517. 52-Appliances I 1975 1970 VW Window Van. excellent Condition, is.000 tofal miles. 17.500 327 2096 - :_------- 80—AsforSae 1971 Chevrolet ' ton pick up fruck $950 tirm 3230447, 65—Pets.Supphes_ — 68—Wanted 1977 El Camino VI, auIOmaleC, .io.vcr si;ir,,, £1548 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323 1000 r 79—Trucks_Tra i lers Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLLSFURNITUE.3n 511), Miracle Maid watertess cookware with lifetime guarantee. 323 1195. 51—Household Goods Down 80—AutosforSale - YOII ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YO'J HAVEP4T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY Rent ,intime Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy . Twin size Glamour pedic mattress, 175 332 1001 64—Equipment '" 25,OOO Conventjonai-5% 3AR NONE I- This dandy I BR. I bath custom on St. JoIns has everything from pool to a fireman's pole for a fail gel.a Way! JuSt listed and priced at 191,900. zid.ng Bed. iv" wide, 1" foam mattress, like flew. 130 Call 323 7713 after 1:30 ,u,iii,hI, M,,,i r.i...ii -—- .VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA S ten strom Realty Ore of Singer's tinesf Sold new for over $600 Needs somlie to assume balance 5196(0 or pay 51230 'no Free home trial Will idkt' Irad,- Call Bill .1 19 609? " i.4tChen Bathroom Counter lops Sinks New 2-3- & - 4 Bedroom Homes - * SINGER FUTURA * _________________________ . Quiet, One Story / Singer Golden Touch and Sew, $40. Singer, Slanlomalic, brand new condition Singer's best ever. $263 wilh Cabinet, TV'S from 549 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St Downtown 323 9111 5O—.MsceIlaneous for Sale 'I'11age [J. I Studio, 1,2,3 - 1969 Honda, CS 330. 9900 Miles Excellent coni, $390 3723117. NELSOPi'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave YARD SALE- 1119 Summertin Ave.. Sat & Sun Clothing. Tools, Fishing Equipment, Mag Wheels. Misc Merchandise LUXUry Patio Apartments Realtor.Assoc. After Hrs. 434.1722 UnfUrnished ;'—- --___________________ ""s - - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866or 323 7790 '' Ihurs, Fri W. Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN XRIOER, ASSOC 907W Commercial P'iore 372 7141. Sanford Sanford- (Sanoral. 42300 down, I BR. CS. 199,500 TAXI DRIVERS 323 Executive '71. 12' x 60.7 BR. 1 bath. rted, excellent Cord Lost land, must Sell, 11.000 1 293 7543 REALTOR 3 22 4962 5ig' with Zig Zag. $45. Singer with buttonhole attachment, - Sanford, 322 5200 __________________ Very neat and cozy 3 BR, ii., baIt, home, large corner lot, fenced yard. Owner bought another. Mijt sell. Sacrifice at 120.900. Submit 42—Mobile Homes 1SYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3l03OrlandoDrive d rry LAKE MARY 3 BR, wooded, secluded, large '. acre, like new - Away LayMachines _______ PrPtty country Setting 12x63, bedroom. 2 bath. Spanish design Partly furnished, air conditioner 14.500 32290.. 3327028 alter 6 ____________________________ SANFORD 3 BR, 7 bath home, Shady back yard. air conditioned. TORS & _______ -'-- 323-7832 If you desire Ia buy or sell real estate, stop in and see me. WALTER B. STEELE PEG. REAL ESTATE BROKER "Your Business is Appreciated" 110 North Palmetto Ave. Otfice 321 0164 Eve-s 3770949 ' "., BROKERS Days ' 377 6173 Nigtits--Jfl 2352 — EVES 377 1507 or 3320612 ': -iT.. "ck $100 t)_ - 332 1198 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ducØ for quick sale-- By Owner. Sunland 3 BR, I bath, heat a. air, many extras 119,900 319 5371 Hal Colbert Realty " , REAL ESTATE Realtor dOwn 114913 P1. Ii, pct. APR. 360 Mos 596.500 CRANK CON'ST .REALTY REALTOPS-130 6061 Eves. 373 3819 LONGW000.-- I BR. 1' baths, fenced backyard Deep well , 127.300. _ CaIlBar't Peg Real Estate Broker 603W 1st St I23 6O4Ior 373 O5I7ev - PAOLA- 2 Acres. i p home, family & dining rooms 1.19.000 : Lotsforl, 106. l2wldes park-in town Quiet adult 2545 Park Dr. 3322161 ___________________________ Real Estate ______________________ - LAKEFRONT.-. 960' on large lake with spic and span 3 bedrom, carport, central heat I air con ditiOfling, Screened rear porch A real bargain at 130,900. M. UNSWORTH REALlY WEEK END RETREAT- Canal front cabin, 2 BR. completely furnished Hatyill area 111.000 .. Hutchison Ocean front Apfs. 339k Atlantic, Daytona Beach. C Mrs P U. Hutchison. 3221046. QUIET AREA 13 BR redecorated hn.,(e, lots Of kitchen cdbinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heal ar j taige fenced back yard. Approx 17,000 down, 1185 month Price $71,500 Owner, 323 0577 Sanford 7 BR, I bath, '' screened porch. nice area, double lOt, fruit trees 519,950 12.000 clown By owner, 2032 Jefferson Ave. 322 1311. 321.0041 LAKE MARY Fenced yard, Beautiful trees New paint iob 3 BR. $21,900 ' Home Lots 35—.MobIle __________________________ - - , Twenty West AreaBeautiful) bedroom, I', bath, Central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, & refrigerator, 122.500 1400 dour. if VA f101hing down, KULP REALTY, Repossession Lawn Mower Sales & Service- We (..!l !' !Sest & Service the Rest Western AutO, 301 W First SI., 3fl 'Ii's) _______________________ MIS REALTORS TAFFER REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St .. ' ' By Owner- Lovely 3 p, 2 bath tome in Sanford. central heat and ,", wall to wail carpet, separate dining room, 16'xl6' family room, garage, large fenced yard, beautiful 5hi(t trees, 16'xIó' workshop or outside game room 15,000 equity and assume loan Phorie 37) 0303 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona. 46fl WINTER PARK- Perfect home retired couple Beautiful lot in established neIghborhood 2 BR, I bath 579,500 I 8_-4btorcycIes _________________ JrH&SY CLARK REALTY Realtor "1C 10! 372 1!!! DaysandaIt Hours 2011S FRENCH 2 BR house trailer, furnished, with lights & water. 322 5659' - "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACt" BATEMAN REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 2631 S Sanford Ave 321 0759 eves 37? 7611 Homes 2 BR, near Five Points, private shady lot, air, mature couple, I child. $130 mo. 1.50 dep., plus u1 3220(13. Estate 62—Lawn-Garden 51—Household GoocJ -------- Friday July 30, 174—S8 -- __-_ Kish Real 3 Bedroom, I' bath, central heal & air, carpeting Excetleril con dillon, 532.300 373 iI _____ _____ '-Tj- ___________________________ '- 322.2118 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If ClaSsified Ads didn't work there wouldn'l be any -' ))-Apartrnents Hunt Realty, Inc. __ m. 3226261. -__ 1 PP Ii: b'h, limily room, fenced lot, wIl. Sprinkler system, air, hitcher fully equipped Assumable mtg P,lyment SIll mo Total price. 521.303 373 6711 HourS '.tLS-REALTORS 32? 974-.. 327 3991 4 ______ -?k,jle Ovedo area, country home, custom built, 2' acres, I BR, 3 baths. offIce, 3300 sq ft., 3 mos. old, 16.000 equity antI assume mor Igage of 155.000 Appraised 480.000 Owner, 365 6.460, 1321 Park Dr _______________________________ -- ___________________ * 29—Rooms ... 'Jj -.' Real Estate Broker 321 0610 1770777 Realty Completely renovated 3 & I BR hOmes, I ' baths 'A.?tl (vnfrai teal, from 194.000 As low as $103 down Looking fun Runp u,Ii ______ 111.900 Rentals -. monthly, WIlT REALTY Req BROWSE AND SAVE lt' e,sv and fun Thi.WantAdWa ' A STEAL OF A '---' I BR, Realtor, MLS ' SUNLAND ESTATE --- ....... ... 5111.25 SPANISH style Iucco- 3 formal dining, range, retrig .2 air un,t $7i.R3 '4-' .7ent with option to buy 21*41 2 br mobile home. Patio, carport. shed. pooltennismarina ______________________________ ;', Iialh, ' .. Harold Hall .''. ;".' room 2" Acre ranchette, nice house, bath, garage. 14'*lO ba1'nt Geneva- $150 mo. with $150 security deposit. References. 332 0,44 _______ ___________________________ 18—Help dVanted - Optx)rtudities 3 O PCI inteiest $94,903 ______________________________ Expanding sates bssiness needs working partners. No investment. 3221261. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2132 Holly Ave. Phone 373 7310 or 323 LAPITA- ii9Uri'.' $10,100 mortgage of 7i: p ----,., s' AVON Larq - '''•----------SAN HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION 45.000 down Call for info We Have Rentals . ___________________________ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC REDUCED Lovely 3 Quiet area, $21,500 FIX UP SPECIAL county, $19,900. Two bedrooms, bath, stove I. refrigerator. Heal & air. 322.3853 -- 41-Hotjses _______________ ME 0 I C A L _____________________________ '' REAL ESTA1E Realtor 41—Houses Asking se.000. will Consider Offers 7119 Chase Ave 372 7057 pves 372 49f7 C a!Bart __________________________ Carpenter's Helper only, ix. perienced only Work in Deltona. ' 2 BR frame hOuse Cliff Jordan, Realtor 131 _______ rsonaIs ______________________ - ___________ ' Large) BR, 31.,bath town home h carpet, central air. 2 car get e, formal dining, plus private patio. Water & lawn maintenance fur nish.j. :'is per mo - 3 BR, central Pr, very clean, fenced yard, $5 0 _______________________________________________________ ________________ - _____ ___ Sunday —Noon Friday 7J' 'Y Publish: July 23,30. Aug. 6. I). 1976 OEB 96 . 24Ca line 26 times (52.0OMINIMUMCHARGE) 3LinesMiflimUm DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication rInlA. •iIb. LA... ink r............... Unfuniished Mr. Executive - OrlQndo-WInter Park Seminole 8319993 3222611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41C a line 1 thru S times HOURS . 31C a line 6 thru 25 times TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. pursuant to the "FictitiOus Name Statute", Chapter 643.09, Florida Statutes,will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt of proof of the Publication of this notice, to wit: SANFORD PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES,P.A.underwhichw. are engaged in business at 209 San Carlos Avenue, in the City of San ford, Florida. That the parties interested in said business enterprIse areas follows. Vann Parker, M.D. David W Powers. MD. Dated at Sanford. Seminole "i' '.'." ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE fts,nt., ""V' -- 32—Houses _..__ nave som. camping equipment yoi no longer use? Sell it all With a Classified AU in Ire Herald Call 322 3441 or $31 9993 arid a friendly ad visor will help you ____________________ ESTERSONLANDCLEARINC, Bulldozing. Excavaling. Ditch work. Fill dirt, lop 501 322 361) Tree Service Landscaping & Lawn Care ç• fi' 'c'9 .Tv1 • l EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging. Trimming FreeEstimates Phone3731797 Well Drilling . _______________________ "SELLS DRILLED. Pua,tps SPRINKLER SYSTEMS .'iii types and 5iZeS We repair and Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO WAYNE J LENNOX I ASSOC. Turfgrass Consulling Service Golf Course's, Bail Fields, Lawns 207W 2ndSt 312 6.1)1 323 6074 toe more intO WANT TO YOUR HOME' Buying a new home' Moving 'o in • • ralflilflg apartment1 Get Some' .lctøn wIll a Hera;j claSsified aa Wt'll help tou write A I Panting Brvsn, ron. spray 'in ad that will bring fast 5al 0u4ty worx Reasonable prices CALl. 377 2611 F tee es?imafzs 327 04.34 — ------'---,------__--. -_,_ — To List Your Business...DiI 322-2611 or 831-999,3 1 'l%1.' .'1'ii44_ vp., '41..,. "i S h LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Ire-i trimming & removal Free estimates Licensed & insured Mowing, eg ni Ir rr.mflg. weedng 582 7197 and fertilz.ng Free estmat Phone 323 395.1 Dependablestudent wants lawnS 10 mow .ay , C'. �4B 66-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 30, 17 BLONDIE EI( CW col i 1 vu EXPECT' ( TG 46 Italian river I Seine tributary 50 European river 5 Spanish ( '... - 11 T Rv!4•G goddess 1 3 Spanish pro ince I r.T----'J ! 52 Egyptian river 9 British river 1 2 Algonquian I ._.I ( . ir I[Al I& ACROSS -....._tL.ETTUCE E ~ ~; Rivers MOST PEOPLE JUST EAT TWAT PIECE Tl.1EE ITS SIXTH GO-AROUND/ ThE FRUIT AND LEAVE ThE (1ELLWWAT oo) _TuE 0 1N Answer to Previous Pufl!f chic Young ____ beam VS. *. Hu - / I ! ~ 1 AL 4. . , . ;.wl~,,; ~ , - - -- t.. THE BORN LOSER Jul / - s. wi hit . Se f 18 Feminine -111-17 11 .4 / 1 I _____ ! - Ti " t, .2 (comb tormt 21 Colorer god 25 Period of 28 Northwestern ' late A /\J \\\! cc 5MXTIVE5 1TH / \J : . \\ \ f u Zy. I_ I I t. 37 Ohio town 38 Siberian river Me F I TP'.Ji'! 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J Z .* ~,_ ft__— - Vkv. __ _W I 4 I ! a I f ~f to help him this time!" The fint campaign stop for better known to Jimmy Carter and his clan of shoulders, then answered, I'm going for president, Sissy" knew he wouldn't settle for second relatives as "Aunt Sissy" was leaving the governor's mansion in Atlanta, Ga., when she bumped into her nowfarnous nephew. Aunt Sissy, the youngest sister of Carter's mother Miss Mr& Dolvin related the story during a recent stay in Lake Mary with another of Carter's aunts, Fannie Gordy. Mrs. Gordy's husband, Tom, was one of nine natural and two adopted children in the family that One thing Aunt Sissy may not have realized was how involved she would become in Carter's presidential primary cam. paign. She was one of 11 members of the Carter famfly -along with his wife Rosalynn Lillian , had been supervising Included Miss Lillian and Aunt and sons Jeff and Jimmy Jr. — the hostesses and guided tour Sissy. - tgomery breakfast, Aunt SI.ssy frightening. landed about midnight at the She met and was extremely impressed by Maine various types of audiences and to tailoring her remarks to fit airport in Mobile, Ala., some 225 mUes to the south. Nobody Aunt Sissy was Maine which in January is about as non Democratic Senator Edmund Muskie and she met with the their backgrounds and In terests. And she got used to was there to meet her, but she was used to waiting for envoys leaders and membership of local caucuses in each area she %isited. A Carter family joke now holds that Aunt Sissy carried NWne. "Muskie called JUnmy after I'd been up there about three dealing with reporters and interviewers on a "one-to-one" basis. But that stW left her with some strong misgivings before she faced a group of combined media representatives at her first press breakfast in Mon- who had been held up in traffic or had gotten airplane arrival times mixed up. However, when nearly an hour passed and no one arrived, Aunt Sissy decided to calil Carter's campaign head. weeks," she said, "and he told tgomery, Ala. who stumped full-time from Georgian as you can get with several feet of snow and iminus204kgree temperatures. She visited many smaU, snow-swept towns where citizens told her that no representative of any pohtical candidate had ever stopped be fore. The schedule only called for Jimmy that I'd done more "Fortunately, everything Jan 4 right up through last Aunt Sissy to spend one week in ended up going just real well," Sissy1' the woman at the mansion since Carter tcok over ask him that," Mrs. Dolvin said month's Democratic con- campalung in three eek.s Maine, but she "felt I was than he had done In three years. Georgia's top job in January of the incIdent which preceded Ntr& Dolvin said. "Every state campaign office exclaimed. ention In New York. really doing something for the So that's why Jimmy 1971. I went to I figured, Well I ye 'Where are you'' Carter's public announcement "When he ran for governor in campaign up there, talking to laughingly says that I carried done it all now.' But even when "I'm in Mobi.le," Mrs. Dolvin 'Jimmy "Aunt Sissy said I want to ask you something of his candidacy by 2 years But, you know, I just couldn't 1966 and 1910! had handled all his volunteers and everything, those people who had neser been reached before, so she Maine for him' After Maine Mrs Dolvin Igottoastate you know, where Ithought that why, there would replied. Why, what in the world are "What Is It?" Carter replied. "When you get through being governor, w ha t are you going for, president or vice- see JImmy going back to Plains after being governor, And I couldn 't see him running for (Georgia Democrat Herman) and I was the coordinator of all that both times," Mrs. Dolvin recal led So! told Jimmy now that he was running for pressed on through the tiny northern and eastern communities then swung south through Bangor, Augusta, went through 14 other states and a wealth of experiences always be some kind of a new angle on things. Something I you doing Owe?" the wornan asked. "You're supposed to be both interesting and humorous hadn't done before in Montgomery" (Continued On Page 2-Al eals Court Rules r F'L erring raVOr .- H Today The night before the Mon- = I ; ~ ~ reversal of a local court's violated the Administrative court) at any time prior to dismissal of charges against Or de r' handed down by the swearing in of the jur y and that three Seminole County Jail judges as rules of local court In there's no requirement In Inmates in connection with 1973, and dismissed the charge Florida law that the prosecu tor must first obtain the trial March 1975 jailbreak attempt against Darne ll Jostin Television Women r ' • - - 14 , . .. . ,,~ - ,; . -. ~, 44 - ,ri-i't -. f ~%~., , 4_1A Z ,I r - _~- ,--.^ 2 . ,.10 .T.r. " .-t I ~5% % ,- . - - ~A "`i ~ -N - 'I 1, . - •, " - $-A ............... 3-C - - 'I r' - ..:,-."jl - , - ' ..)_ - . .. ~ u1, - S-A 6-A 1-3-B S-$-D 1-3-C - . ., ............... Clanton of contraband in a court's permission as a conWEATHER dlUon for the state to re-file an Rocky Ray Darnel.1, 21. of county detention facility. During the Interim whfle information. Saturday's Wgh 96, Sunday's ,a %Sanford, Floyd JosUn, 33, of The appeals court lot week low 72. DeLand, and Roy Brown Herring's appeal of the Partly cloudy with a chance Clanton Jr.,29, of Apopka, were dismissal was pending Darriel.1 observed that the local rule was formal.ly charged on March 11, was sentenced to 30 years in found "inoperative and inef- of afternoon and evening 10 with conveying tools Into prison in a robbery cut, Joslin fective" because it hadn't been thundersbowerl. H.Ighs in low to I t- - ' sports 7417 .,A - Lamb ---------------- 6-A Hospital Ohituari ," . .p~,g k _ — burglar),case arKI Clanton was In which they were riding for May 5, 1975. off SH-431 and crashed On Stay 9 Herring's office sentenced to 25 years in prison vee Herald Staff Writer into a church sign. dropped the original in- for a $1 robbery. Investigation of the accident Is The Fourth District Court of An appeals court has ruled formation charging the trio and tOLl ng See details on age that two sectiops of local court filed a new information Appeals, in a decision received its discretion (without ob. I 141.4 'jJ' Aapw was k il led and another critically Injured early Saturday when the automobile I n~1_11 t"AT- _;P "I don't know what made me - and sometimes a little -r quarters w'iich was operating 24 hour-4 a day In Atlanta. program at the executive Abbott Herring, came in the Herring's office "clearly Wning the approval of the local " 41i. I 'll I 1. surprised when he said what he Wd," she added, "because I Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Jr. ruled that the action of I - moment as though a wcond head had sprouted from her is no doubt but that the State Editorial . . District Court of Appeals, format.ion. %,* sought for over a year by Circuit Judge A. J. Hosemann may drop an information within Dear Abby - I t?i ..L , ., 1p:Aft' ~ aniii, I __ I ~ ..I,~--k~,_ - - — -,_- ) ,,. / 972 y She got used to addressing INDEX _____ _-~ president?" rules adopted In July 1973 by the charging them with attempted by Herring on July 23, found 2 A. Judges of the 18th Judicial escape and a second charge of that the counts in the jailbreak Circuit (Seminole-Brevard) are contraband in a county case were dismissed 'solely AroundTheClock 6-A because of the failure of the Bridge Inoperative and Ineffective detention facility 4-C because they weren't approved The prosecutor didn't obtain State to first obtain leave of the Calendar 3-A by the Florida Supreme Court permission from the local court trial court to re-file the count' Comics 4-C The appeals court said there Crossword ----------------4-C The ruling by the Fourth to amend the original in- g-i netirement is troubling him He doesn t know how to occupy .. (Continued On Page 2-A) " By BOB LLOYD . ,, L ecided On Pres i ency n Ear Lewiston and finafly Portland, ill - 3011 D the states largest city. .- \, , Carter better job why, I wasn't going k. ; -i--- willing to delete its cost-of- term, teachers have been given __- President, if he didn't give me a A jj — Rosenthal, a social studies In addressing the SEA tearn, for the individual schools, teacher at Sanford Middle Cowley pointed out that each whose students had earned the School said his group was year since the 1969-70 school '. - Cowley insisted that the carryover funds were budgeted bargaining table." I g -I,),*, f75Ct11.wAaap' SEA chief negotiator Steve And I wasn't the least bit - xvia irP 'mr —~Imimpt .,;L 14 - 0 9 . " II - along with annual increments. to come over here to this Talmadge's seat in the Senate. One day early in 1972, Emily . — .'\_ (.€/ Dy $2,900 from its present $8,100) member. Mr. Harris is too busy you know it." - -- Carter stared at her for a ; Dolvin not be alone in the hot seat, In a duplicate game about hill the pairs would get too high \\, ))I ... I . - -721-11:w I 1.~ -,>,~ - I'll, By KRIS NASH . I V.r I H y Herald Staff Writer probably he and his partner'' got into trouble They would i 1 40. ~ i'l o m filled in East and West ourselves tie doesn't say, bu 6 I 0 ---- of Seminole. Created by Beverly W. Adams of Sanford, the Bicentennial print of "stuffed" art measum X x 55 inr-h es. Mrs. Adams spent about 100 hours on the suede-tone fabric hanging. The "how-to" of "stuffed" art is featured in today's Women's Section on Page 3-C, MERICANA said, "You have over $2.5 According To 'Aunt Sissy' Dolvin North and South hands We I' I I . I -- OF requested by the teacher organization, but Gene Grooms, executive secretary for SEA, counter proposal for the salary some figures that were miuion In carryovers in the schedule which was based on an questioned by SEA. schools that aren't spent~ plus "You're bargaining with this you have other monies In $8,800 base salary for starting teachers ( the SEA originally negotiating team," Cowley contingencyfunds.Bereall.stic, sponded, "not a staff Ernie, the money is then and . - Our reader just sent us the --') - t -.1 - - "I - A v of •, - I . - -. -' Harris, the man responsible for morning from 9-12. keeping the county's Financial In Friday's session, the SEA records, to come to the negotiating team presented a bargaining table to discuss . (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) ,f-~(~---, 011 ' , Is planned for Wednesday - - creases. get higher ~~ 'too lik ^Z 4iili~~ j" ,;,1T - ~ I I .. 1 I .' . - :: _____ I ,)-~ . -. A TOUCH . I -~- i .- -, I ^. 40A / I ' -- ' ' - I - -- - - Early Americana is portrayed in this unique wafl4uinging, on dbplay at the Flagship Bank himself between naps C' 7 .---- -- , -a----. by Garry Trudeau V I Is. EXi1.&FPilFTllT - - with his trump king, he will hold the contract to five, r , - ~% ) F LO RI 0 A L - " -. ace of spades when he Is in r ' / -- - -- ~ .rnj tJ'J'Ji' ')DUflT (VThFAVUJCKFOI11E&MctTDsEEs % '1101 PRJPU ON 7)4919 WIEVVIN& PAY ) . - 1 06 ood club~ West takes his - seriouspsychiatriclllness.ltis certainly not something to play Would you please answer a TUMBLEWEEDS - lO ' and the akIgais If I degrading . hostile aggression or persomeone - - . I it ill the many "''i chlthwhile all usindlanateach ferentials and recognition (an of a total proposed budget we can reevaluate the sallary item which deals with who may which Is In excess of $52 million, index," Cowley said. Rosenthal and other mem- Cowley Insisted that there and who may not represent bers of SEA wanted to know wasn't enough money In the various bargaining units). Ano ther bargaining session why it wasn't possible for Roger budget to pay the $700 raise ti - - .- ' . - - queen. South trumps, goes to \ " serious danger of losing her life I ' - clubs. East must play his by Gill Fo-( __ stud y murder or larceny , ex ARRIVEA - - draws trump SIDE GLANCES he enough as a starter. BY comparison I see no need to paper subject is about rape and sex. couple of questions. First of all, is rape helpful to some women with a psychological block against sex' How bad would it be if the rape dldn t help In this e ' , -:--'-----.,' - lA, W 't ____________ - I I carioft>hisnewspaperPO box itol Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. . spade king and small diamond from his hand If East doesn't cover th e jack, South sluffs th e spade king and continues ', that includes knowing about may be Just what the doctor DEAR DR. IAMB— I am A woman who is in serious years old and I am doing a term with. danger of being raped is also in ,rL.— , The bidding in the box 'is exhme to understand that whtn I pert bidding South is just too as 13 se studied algebra, weak to open with a two bid, terrifying experience that is Address - - queen of diamonds to cash his mighty easy to get too high uni versity level. - &tIC' I f." .- - - ,) LL." b " - - Is a trap in that it is an - - - queen. South - trumps and returns to dummy with the We have e up y an from a question sent us by California reader The cept in social sciences at the ' 'T - ( 'Th - -- ..".Y\ / "i ' 1 '. - . - Ll_L_I I AS USUAL, Z FAPJr-M> - ' , __ - %_)ii ~ (01 _,4 i t . • . - raises. rn. " If East covers with the" 4V .1 Others who want it can send a lif? threatening in many Inlong, stamped, self-addressed stark-es, aridlu4nost always -__ . .. - norinal sexual function might a Oteorosis Bone Softening ______ h . administrators received higher "Every year the administrators get rewarded protection, salary differentials, living Index request only if the while the teachers suffer. recogn ition, class sizes, term of salary schedule was accepted County policy has always been agreement and compensation by the school board's team, to reward the few at the top and and expenses. headed up by Ernie Cowley. 'shaft' the many at the hot. Contract articles that have Cowley wanted to know just to been tabled in the past week what the $700 Increase would "If you want to take away alone include compensation and cost the board and Susan Smith, those increases for the upper expenses, medical and heal th financlal consultant to the SEA, level teachers ( those wi th the protection, a salary schedule said the entire teacher payroll most experience) and give it to for teachers, salary dif. would amount to $16,679,232 out the lower level teachers, yes, -. two good clubs and sluff the decalcification. To give you sex. Such a Lwrson with a block more complete information on su om loving respon this I am sending you The Health 1--tter nwiiber 6.10, gentle and cared for her, not a .. , finally to last year's ,100. Rosenthal said those annual Increases were mere "token raises" for teachers while centered around teacher - - bargaining teams from the each year since 1969 Seminole County School Board teachers have been and the Seminole Education granted pay raises, but Association (SEA) have been Steve Rosenthal of the trying to agree on a contract for Seminole Education As. the 1976-77 school term soclation called them And they're still at the "token raises" for teachbargaining table, with the ers whi le administrators salaries, medical and health - - A teachers were paid $6,000, advancng yearly to $6,300, issues still to be re - matter what East does now Pass Pass Pass . 1 •-. from with the Jack and it doesn't South Pass 24, Pass Pass 4• Pass is five times as common in radio. They are part of life. But women who are on a calcium I do think that just getting ;I deficient diet than in women really sound education about proper exer 1 . _,ti4 - alcification and shrinking of world history, bookkeeping. so he jumps in a new suit a the vertebrae from osteoporosis English, and things like that. his second turn to bid. North isn't happy. Ile has (porous bones from I am 100 per cent for teachin9 just 10 high-card points, but it decalcification) The dissolving everyone howthebody functions bones lead to fractures of the arki how it should be cared for. South has a real twD-suit hand the three diamonds to a queen peen % -_•.y. - -. . s ades from dummy, leads cub to dummy's ace and then cashes the king of clubs and th rows off th e spade queen IV rape could be beneficial to a now that will stop and perhaps wit h or without a arttall reverse the soman psychological block against I . . Now East.Y.est vulnerable DEAR READERreading my answer you will i _______ .- ; i-. with two leads discarding £4 , dowager or older woman group, day E? C-4A"-GE GRAD s •,-.." F S sex, as it cert,ainly is part of the ordered. So, he raises to four body and part of normal func- diamonds. a rthritis. The cause is not tions 'iow South bids four hear ts definitely known but it does not You can I escape the to convey the message that his \ until after the problem of the world because heart suit is self sufficient. occur had too much for a mere menopause, and about 20 years murder, rape and terrorism are Ile I later in men than in women. It in the papers, and on the TV and Jurop rebid to four hearts ,,.. s.., ~ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - V 65 42 • 53 r - frightened? meaning easily fractured. It is not, as is ofte .I I _ ,; If * T , \ ii_" - 1" menopause, those in the vertebrae and brittle bones \ / - j0. '1 .1 OVER 4;A - 011- - LL THINK ir ,,-, . I '-''" ,I "- -. ____________________ _____ _____ t C'<. I r-... "I ~i__ .". r f." /' vK3 • A K 62 the spine or sometimes a severe man and would she be able to deformity in women past the fight or would she be ____ . \ A 10 9 6 _________________________ occurs as a mild deformity of woman be stronger than the - by Stoffel & Heirriclahl tR.\ & A J 54 sotiti i *KQ A Q J 10 8 7 also called a buffalo hump. It kind of problem? Would ,) ' iiL_. - (" Il I 1L ".... p . -- ." West takes his king has 10 a second Follow and out takes it with ' . )'.. prominent bowing of the upper spine between the shoulders to EAST um .. ..'.. ,.. Four hearts is a good contract. South wins the diamond with his ace and promptly plays ace and a second trump Wes t takes his king trump A 85 DEAR READER- It is a -, BUGS BUNNY .. I- __________________________ '- H "Dowager's hump," its cause and if it can be corrected or modi fied. Why is it call ed that? I . . pay raises. In '69-70, beginning Ernie Cowley of the school board negotiating Mm EdKo And the war wages on! -' V . bates D By BILL CURRIE '%_.. - ,-' ,v d Contract Issues On - passes. 106 J 1098 i I -. - 30 WEST - - H .---. _ b K I I.) I V9 I.. I I n explain the meaning of "% '' (1, Y --l' . l "..~ I i ., : - .i, . '" -.. I _ A 8732 —— By Lawrence F. Lamb. %LI). DEAR DR. I.AMB- Please -, \ .' -j) L'i i, '•7 I 9 ~._~ ' . .. ' r , f _____ I_,. . ,%-r I - - . l% I )"i%S l I) a n d I t'IF ' J U )1t\ North gets the message and - s.'. 63 C auses A Al Vermeer k— L' •. TO FIND PLACES 4. ? (._e -_____________________________ V .1 -- I, I . : .- , :. -, ,------. ) - ' YOU MUST THINK I JUST SNEAK .< - • I ..--- - eate fl I . . - ik ' • 7 C)UIT SMOKING' HERE? ---' ._- - - £ NORTh — ; ii _____________________ i [ CF COURSE NOT' I TOLD YOU I ( - '_\ by eERNARD. HA\E ) YOU BEEN . -' — - ,< ____ PRISCILLA'S POP ___ _______________________ - , 61 60 — t 7 7. "- __ . - \ - • g• I ' 11 lio '- j '1 _____ I - ri \N~,__;W ' l \\I - —— \''ft I - -_ 59 — ' - . I/I • — — 58 . __ T' e - ___ ' I'YI..-') ci V 1, _____________________: I 55 ' 57 — — 'lJ( ThEPICESWENTUP.' '.'I(J / .__ '' . - -- WELL, IMKN0A SLOW IN MATH AND THE TIME I ADDED COME 52 53 54 — ingoommmma-A--j r HOW , GOT FIRED.' - 56 b" Bob Montana — 'A JL.._- ) _________________---I _________________ c" ' — School . . I lights are. PISCES(Feb.20-March2O ) If V1R6() (Aug. 23-Supt. been thinking of asking in you've Friends who truly believe to benefit )QU some adjustment you arc your springboard to forxl of you're and and someone toda)' opportunity tomorron. Their financial moneywise, now's a good time to initiate it. counsel should be heeded. 36 38 - .. . ", .-1. 0 29 30 35 .1 - I.K() (JUlY 23-Aug. 22) II you AQUARIUS iJan. 20- Feb. 19) can break away For a short Winning people over can be pleasure trip. today's the day to 'icy t oday if you use a sincere hit the road. 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IM SL, Sanford, wa WW In critical cooditloo Satiarday in la. tensive care unik Florldis Hospital South, Orland% afte'.. an early morwas col[lislift that blocked SIV 43,11 at 7be Springs for over an hour. Florida 1110way Petrel Trooper P. C. Wrtr,t sald Braitw- a auto (right I overturAed in a coUWOG with compact sedan fleft) driven by Jeffery AUen Dkiero, 1;k M Sweetwater (Yeek Drive, Loagwood,i who was Ustied to satisfactory condition at Florldis Hospital North, Altamonte Sprtnp. A paissieniger In the Diciffo mr, Scott T. CardRUO, U, 414 Fox Valley, LI.: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 30, 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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Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Thursday. July 22,1976—Vol. 68, No. 287 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents $399- Bielhoon Measure Approved 31046 Co ngress V otes To Override Jobs Bill Veto # WASHINGTON (AP) Congress, with an attack on unemployment as a major goal this election year, today overrode President Ford's veto of a $3.95-billion public works jobs bill, enacting it Into law. Final action came in the House, which overrode Ford's veto by a vote of 310 to 96, or 39 more than the required two thirds. It was the ninth time Congress has overridden Ford. The President has been sustained 14 times. * The Democratic-controlled Congress and the SI - Democratic candidates for president and vice In February, the Sanford City Commission presidential nominee, said he couldn't understand billion in grants to state and local government fur president have made an assault on joblessness a directed City Manager Warren Knowles to work Ford's veto because "the worst thing you can do Is public works construction projects that can be major election-year issue. with county officials to have the county designated deny people work. This country needs work." started in 90 days. The Senate voted 73 to 24 Wednesday to override an economically distressed area, so area residents Ford had called an earlier $6.2-billion version of Ford's veto of the public works bill, They say the 90,000 state and local government would be able to reap the benefits included in such a the bill, which he successfully vetoed, "little more House Majority Leader Thomas O'Neill and other measure, than election-year pork barrel." He made clear he jobs will be saved by a $1.25-billion authorization In Democratic leaders had predicted they would have the bill for antirecession grants to maintain governSupporters of the public works bill say it would considers the new version little better, no difficulty winning the jobs bill override, create 200,000 construction and other jobs while "This bill will not create lasting jobs," Ford said, ment services in areas with high unemployment. The bill will provide millions of dollars for protecting another 90,000 state and local govern- "but will instead create more Inflation." Democratic leaders, particularly in the House, projects In Sanford and other parts of Seminole ment Jobs. Supporters say the bill will create jobs in the set creation of more jobs as their major legislative County. Sen. Walter Mondale, the Democrats' vice construction industry because it authorizes $2 goal at the start of this year. SHA Records Show A Possible Conflict Jobless Decline May Hurt Area By KIlLS NASH Orlando metropolitan area Herald Staff Writer (Orange, Seminole and Osceola After struggling long and counties) stood at ILl per hard to drag its unemployment tent. Although no county breakrate down out of double digits, Seminole' County appears to downs have been calculated for have I inallly succeeded, But June, the unemployment office this may hurt the county'ssaid the jobless level for the metropolitan area was 8,9 per chances to share in the $ billion public works jobs bill cent in June — a plunge of 2.2 '0 which became law today on a per cent. Since the Seminole figures House override of President bear a fixed relationship to Ford's veto, Seminole's unemployment those of the Ui-county area it's -level dipped to 11.4 per cent In safe to assume Seminole May, the latest figure available County's unemployment rate from the Florida State for June would fall around 9.5 Employment Service. The May per cent. unemployment reading for the (Continued On Page 2-A) + - By JACQUELINE DOWD of conduct for public officers and employes of agencies, say a public officer or employe "acting in a private capacity "shall not rent, lease, or A Sanford Housing Authority sell any realty, goods or services to his own may have violated state ethics laws when he did agency." $45.40 worth of dry cleaning for the agency he Housing authority Executive Director direct. Thomas Wilson III confirmed that McCoys 7 .,j:'.': . . Commissioner D.C. McCoy, owner of Cleaners had done work for the housing McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners at 1107 W. 13th St., authority and was paid, but defended McCoy, admits doing the cleaning but says he hasn't who has supported Wilson in his recent battles I .:: / violated any laws because "As long as there's no with other commissioners and tenants. -: charges, you can do anything you want." "We did a comparison of rates charged in the But housing authority records show McCoy's city and we found his rates were less," Wilson r Cleaners was paid on two separate occasions for said. "To me, it's all a matter of where we can dry cleaning jobs. get the lowest price and the best service." On Nov. 14, 195, a check was issued for $16.50 Although one housing authority employe says to McCoy's firm to cover cleaning of drapes in the possibility of a conflict of Interest was Wednesday was Allen Keeth Day, so proclaimed by Seminole the housing authority administrative offices on discussed by staff members, the decision to use County School Board Chairman Robert G. Feather (left) as he West 10th Street, in the Castle Brewer Court McCoy's Cleaners was never officially presented presents a copy of the proclamation to a surprised Allan Keeth housing project. to the commission. while School Superintendent William P. Layer looks on. Keeth On May 28, a $27.90 check was Issued to McCoy's possible conflict of interest was was honored at a testimonial dinner at the Sanford Holiday Inn McCoy's firm for cleaning drapes in the con- mentioned in a recent letter from a represenlast night. Approximately 100 persons attended. (See Around The ference room at Bedding Gardens where the tative of the Seminole Joint Tenants Council to Clock, Page 4-A) hous in g auth ority commission meets. Florida statutes, which prescribe standards i Continued (in Page 3-Al / commissioner : a.s. Water District Eyeing Sanford Sanford is being considered for the new home of the St. Jolui.s' Water Management District administrative of- helps • , . ... ,:: , - - KEETH DAY PROCLAIMED - (11 Herald Stall Writer - Today County Has No Program To Control Them fices. Seminole County Port Authority Administrator Jim Ryan said Wednesday he is sending preliminary information to St. Jobn.s District officials, who mot soon decide whether to add on to their present headquarters In Palatka or move to another city with better transportation facilities. Sanford can offer one thing the other cities being considered don't have a waterfront site overlooking the St. Johns River. Ryan hopes that psychological selling point will help Sanford land the St. Johns District headquarters. Sanford's chances loproved this week when Orlando's proposal to house the St. Johns' District offices at McCoy snag. The %Lirtin Anderson Beeline Expressway, located just north of the proposed jetport site. The St. Johns District staff, which now numbers about SO, is expected to expand to ZOO within two years. The first 1, when tcp in the expansion is scheduled upper St. Johns River basin now under cootrol of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District - FOLGER'S Instant Coffee 10 OZ. FAME Strawberry Pr - r - 7fl - 07 39 $2 hO -. Jetport hit a C G AIN L .,)I LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND (,,,) PURCHASES OF $7.50 EXCL. CIGS. EXPIRES 7.28.76.j .1/ for Jan. GRILL TIME a Charcoal $69 1 20 LB. 100 CT. BIG CHIEF Long Grain Rice 360Z. FAME Tomato Sauce aoz. GARD MARTHA WHITE' —T Lotion Detergent 320Z. TABLE TREAT Grated Tuna 6 oz. PACKER LABEL LBS6 2J 6 STICKS JIB. 9 49"' 1 LB. 99c KRAFT Velveeta Cheese BALLARD SWEET MILK OR Buttermilk Biscuits BOR eOz. DEN'S Pork and Beans 160Z. Whipping Cream PT. 16 OZ. 39,c EACH ASSORTED FLAVOR Royal Gelatin 3910 SELL 5/ $100 ARGO Cut Green Beans I 151/2 oz. Head Lettuce EACH Encephalitis-carrying mosquitoes are present in it is a countywide problem." Crossword control for nudges." 2.8 but the county have a mosquito However, he said he doubted Seminole residents Editorial .............4-A Seminole Knowles said that to even control the pests ef3.B control program. would impose further taxes upon themselves to set up a fectively, the same spot would have to be sprayed Dear Abby ........ Fred Hassut, district entomologist for the Florida taxing district to fight the blind mosquitoes' (or every 15 to 20 minutes because "midges come in wave Dr. Lamb . .......... ..2-B Department of Health and Rehabilitative intdges alone and that if there were such a program it after wave by the millions" and that if the wind is Horoscope ....... ....2-B told that to a group of Sanford area residents during a would undoubtedly focus on the biting type. Hospital blowing at all, the chemical barrier laid down by $A Although the county doesn't own any equipment togging blows away Just as fast as it can be put down. Obituaries ............5-A meeting to explore methods of controlling the nonbiting 'blind mosquito' problem along the waterfront of for mosquito control, the city of Sanford owns two 99 A "The city provides the service it is capable of Lake Monr oe and in Downtown Sanford. spray trucks. Television .......1A unde r the conditions and that's all anyone can do," Hassut said Florida was one of the few states in the While it is generally agreed that there was no way Knowles said. "And that's minimal, but it's the best we Women 1-34-11 nation that didn't have one encephalitis-related death to eradicate the midges, Hassut and Ray Maltbie, an can do." in 1975. "But," he warned, "that doesn't mean we entomologist who deals with pesticide research, both i: I'I i i:n It was also agreed that most of the midge problem won't have any in the future." said they could be controlled to a certain degree. is in the areas along the waterfront which lies Just Vs ednesday s high 94, today 'S Asked lithe state of Florida could force a county to Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles agreed outside the city limits such as at Meadors Marine. low 70. Rainfall: .03 Inch. undertake a mosquito control program Hassut said to this saying 'You might interrupt the cycle (of Maltbie said a "countywide mosquito Partly cloudy through Friday the state could do "nothing more than make a midges ) , but you won't solve it We need more program will not solve the mosquito problem The with a chance of afternoon and recommendation, research at the state level.' lakefront is being sprayed and that's all that can be evening thundershowers. highs "There is no doubt," Hassut said, "that you do Hassut replied, "There is no research currently done." In mid 90s, lows in 70s. Variable have a problem with the mosquitoes, but it is definitely being carried out by the state on the midges, because Gene Meadors said he thought there was no use in winds 10 m.p.h. probability is 30 per cent, Rain a countywide problem. I've received many telephone it's a t2mporary thing and they're nothing more than a even talking about a city-county cooperative effort in calls at my Winter Park office from South Seminole nuisance. Blind mosquitoes do not bite and are not Details and tides on Page 5-A residents complaining about the mosquitoes so I know known to carry any disease, There is no biological (Continued on Page 5-A) - doesn 't Services, ....... Sports .. - - '• %%' - control Children Describe Kidnaping COUPON MRS. FILBERT'S ( MAYONNAISE -- -- - - - ORE IDA CRINKLE CUT OR CI1OWC11II.1.4%, Calif. (AP) We asked if they were going to die at a young age.' "We heard them shoveling "At first I was a little scared take us home. They said, 'In a Her brother picked up the tale out there, like they were putting to talk about it," admitted little whlle.'We were all crying. with the vans stopping at the dirt on top of the box. They were Jennifer Brown. We screamed our heads off. quarry in Livermore. just shoveling us in." But then words starting spill"The guns were all I looked "When they backed up to the The brother and sister said ing out of the 8-year-old girl's at. Two guys were standing on hole our van hit a tree. ... When that bus driver Ed Ray and 14. mouth as she and her brother the side with the guns," Jenni- I saw the hole I first thought it year-old Mike Marshall then described how they and 24 other fer added. was a tent. They were going to starting trying to get out of the school children were kidnaped "They drove around. We lock us in it and zip it up. Then I buried van. from their bus last Thursday were just sitting there singing. found out it was a hole. I missed "We thought there might be and buried alive in it dirt-coy- Everyone was still scared. .. I couple of steps on the ladder ered moving van, thought we were going to die, and came down the hard way. (('ontlnuedonPage3-A) "We van in the middle of the road. A guy got on. He had a gun. My brother thought Golden Fries it was it joke. fie got up on his seat with his hands up and QUART .' ( c3 (r5 ) - 69 1r LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASES OF $7.50 EXCL. CIGS, EXPIRES 7•28.n, r r (rr( . - SAVARIN 2 LBS. shouted, "We didn't do it," COFFEE $ . saw a Ij GAL iooz. - .. —, a BORDEN'S ______________ I Io'oz. 18 ,., LIMIT 1 WITH THIS cnunsi ANn 1, wr,~ W- - in '. 5.' ,, t ,,,, S - as "101;,& ,-. ' .. . James e • - .' • -' _________ - ,,,• . "' ,. S I. ' , - -. ' • S - - -' -. pris- a we CAW% - , LB. -- •1 Jennifer told the San Francisco Examiner Wednesday. Her 10-year-o l d brother. Jet.•trey. added,: "Everybody REDWOOD CITY, Calif. wanted to talk to Woods' son, 24. Alameda County sheriff's of f i ce laughed. I crack a lot of jokes in I AP) — A heavily armed force year-old Frederick N. Woods, told The Associated Press Wednesday that one young man school. Then the guy said, of deputies swooped down on a IV. The elder Woods had told one being sought inconixctlonwith .CAW. her)un& get in back 1-very lavish l0O-acre estate near here body said Really funny, Jeff' earl) today, searching 'or cvi interviewer on Wednesday that the kidnaping was connected to -Then another guy came on. dente in the Chowchllla school he didn't know the whereabouts the rock quarry. The source said the other two were sons of Ile put on white gloves and bus hijacking. of his son. prominent San Francisco -d drove the bus. They all wore "I was told by the sheriff's The estate, six miles south of area n. white gloves," Jeffrey said. here, is owned by Frederick N. office not tosay whether I have ,ioUc,uns emphasized a a Jennifer continued "As soon son or 10 sons" Woods said news conference late Wedne3. as we saw the guy's gun everyrock quarry in Livermore Houchins said he also was in- day night that the younger bod) got scared ... he drove the 26 schoolchildren a In taming to two of Woods and the Schoenfeld teres bus down in to the slou 'h' There where their bus driver were buried in young woods' friends Rich- brothers had not been named was 'n waiting for makeshift, underground aid Schoenfeld, 22, and any arrest r going "W'tho hi the digging Ofl ((:31' 18 hours Schoenfeld, 34, of J.B. Officials also emphasized tale us a nd a then out. FIRE podiatrist In early today that Schoenfeld, arrest take us homiw We asked if they Alameda County Sheriff Tom nearby Atherton. had been Issued in the tohurt us. They said 4 ________ Deputies Searching Estate For Evidence In Bus Hijack ne Sauash .. 'We Were All Scared, Crying' SARA LEE FRENCH OR BLUEBERRY 39c Seminole Mosquitoes May Carry Disease - Original Waffles ICEBERG 7,000 building that AUNT JEMIMA YELLOW 2/10; 00 $ 3$ / ooz. Crumb Cake Sc) COUPON GROWN headquartered In Vero Beach — will be St. Johns District, Ryan says the port has plenty of room for the to 12,000 square-loot will be needed by the St. Johns District staff. transferred to the Liteline Ice Milk 45c WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS Canta'oupes Elbow Macaroni 4/59c 30 RD EN'S Peppers CAMPBELL'S 3 / 89 Orange Juice HOME 303 CAN FAME KRAFT MIRACLE Margarine Applesauce 751c 551" 6/ $ 1 2/$1 391; 4/$ 1 3/$1 the - FAME 9 INCH White Paper Plates districts southern boundary Is the Around The Clock 4-A %B Bridge Calendar 6- A Comics + . ..........2-13 warrant. before sc to sons re us, their way a rants were going they F' v's 'ren 't going to no hurt us. hfouchins said officials also A highly placed source in the case. war- DAM AG ES SANFORD HOME Sanford firemen probe the home of Mrs. S',ift, 1524 Douglu Ave., Wednesday extinguishing noontime blaze that gutted Living room and caused smoke damage to other Three Swift c Teresa, 18, Geoffrey, 18, and Glenn, 13, escaped uninjured alter lire of undetermined started while Mrs. Swift was work. (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd damage to Betty after extensive rooms. hildren, origin at �I 2A-Evening Hiraid. Sanford. FL Evening Hiraid, Sanford, Fl. •rhurday, iuPyll. 1976 --- I But 'Tentative' Confuses Some Some Folks Just H ave To Have Morning Coffee ". NATION 11% The Associated Press Getting started in the mornIng Is getting more expensive !iese days, If coffee is involved. But some just can't do without. "There Is no point when I would stop buying It," Carmen Elera said as she checked prices in the coffee section of a San Francisco supermarket. " have to have my coffee in the morning." "I have no choice," echoed Mary Pejirl In Chicago. "My husband is a big coffee drinker N BRI E F Martian Weather Report: Nippy With Pink Skies PASADENA APi - The first Martian weather report shows nippy morning temperatures of 122degrees below zero on the Red Planet, under skies not blue but pink. Dust particlesfloating in the thin atmosphere scatter sunlight to paint the sky pink, scientists explained today, even though it looked an earthly blue in Viking l's first color picture. "It is red, but not as red as the surface," said Dr. Carl Sagan. The color was False Ir the first picture because Viking's cameras have not et been adjusted to reproduce colors on Mars with perfect accuracy, said project officials. and has to have it regardless of the cost. If we have to cut down somewhere, it won't be coffee." Shoppers have watched coffee prices rise 50 cents a pound or more tn the past year, mostly because of a frost that struck the Brazilian coffee crop last July, the war In Angola and this year's earthquake in Guatemala. But coffee drinkers are appatently buying just as much as ever, although they are shaving pennies where they can. Others are clipping discount coupons, using instant coffee to avoid brewing a full pot, cuttjn, wn to one cup a day, or swltc.hmg to tea, "The price Increases passed on to consumers over the past year have totaled about 40 per cent, but we are still moving our best sellers or medium. priced brands," said Fred Breaux, a New Orleans grocer, Safeway Stores, which operates 2,451 outlets In 28 states, says it hasn't noticed any changes in coffee buying pat. terns. And General Foods corp., the country's largest a,!. Fee producer, says sales have held up despite the price Increases, probably because some buyers are stockpiling, "There has been absolutely no decline In coffee consumpUon In restaurants and very little at the retail level," said Edward Jones, who has studied the coffee situation for the Mitchell Hutchins Inc. brokerage firm in New York. He predicts a "modest dropoff" In sales In the near future If high prices persist, but he won't estimate the size of the drop. "We're in uncharted seas," he said. "There's never been a coffee price Increase approaching this magnitude." Garth Thorburn of the U.S. Agriculture Department cxpeels a "5 to 10 per cent reduclion In consumption If prices continue this high. But it hasn't happened yet." Back lii 1953 a similar frost in FLORIDA IN BRIEF Brazil forced a near doubling of green coffee bean prices at one point, and coffee consumptiiin In the United States fell slightly in 1954. It picked up again the next year. The current trouble started on July 17 last year, when frost, caused by an Antarctic cold wave settled over the delicate coffee trees in Brazil, the world's largest supplier of cot. fee. Nearly two-thirds of the crop, which was to be harvested this string, was destroyed. Ethics Panel Report Urges 4 Reprimand Of Rep. Sikes WASHINGTON (Al') - The House ethics committee will release next week a report that reportedly calls for the reprimand of Rep. Robert L F. Sikes, D.'Fla., on con1Ict of Interest charges. The panel voted 10.2 Wednesday to release Its findings on Sikes, who- was investigated invpqligriiø,i ,i,t,. ('.... e._ afte r _,, ..cuac, selfstyled citizens' lobby, lodged a formal complaint also Women's dress and pant suit Day-Care Subsidy Approved '1 / '• .......i... 1 and 2 pc. styles. I . 23 channel C.B. radios. WASHINGTON AP) - The Watergate legislation that is advancing through Congress would force members of Congress and other federal officials to disclose their sources of income for the first time, and reform-minded House Democrats are pressing for quick approval. The Watergate Reform Act, the first bill to respond to the scandals that brought down the administration of President Richard Nixon two years ago, was approved Wednesday in the Senate 91 to 5. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate, approving a liberalized day-care tax subsidy for working parents, appears to be moving gradually toward a federal guaranteed income for the poorest Americans. The Senate plan is not nearly as extensive as the family. assistance plan offered and rejected during the Nixon administration. But some conservatives fear the Senate may be getting there fast. The latest step came Wednesday when the Senate voted an annual government check for certain working parents with incomes so small they owe less than $aOO in federal tax. MIAMI (Al') sr Traffic Offense Juries Nixed sell c h ai r s. 44 ruling which struck down a law decriminalizing traffic of. fenses. The circuit court said the law was unconstitutional because It denied the right to jury trials. The Supreme Court said in a 5.0 decision that there is no constitutional right for a jury trial in offenses that were White plastic frame with padded yellow vinyl cushions. Orig. 49.95. 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Dwight Weaver, an investigator for the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) for six years, filed a federal court suit charging discrimination Now 5.99 to 13.99 No. 6213 PEOPLE not on the books when the first state constitution was Now 24.88 drafted 131 years ago. Air Route Request Denied MIAMI lAP) National Airlines says the Civil Aereonautics Board's refusal to give It new non-stop routes to Europe from Miami will siphon off tourist dollars from South Florida. "While we're disappointed as an airline, the real loser will be the city of Miami and all of South Florida," a National spokesman after the CAB decision Wednesday. Besides rejecting a bid to expand existing non-stop Miami-London service, the board refused to grant National routes to include Parts, Amsterdam and Frankfurt. - Mountain Is Named St rewide Clearance. For Late Rep. Boggs WASHINGTON (AP) -A mountain In Alaska has been named for the late Rep. 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CRINKLE GAUZE Orig. 1.98 yd. to No. 2205 Orig. 166 Now 122 'tentatively' approved by the Seminole County School Board for the 1976.77 fiscal year, but then, what's In a word. Everyone gets stuck on the meaning of a word or two now and then but the school board was stymied for quite some time Wednesday night over the meaning behind the word 'tentative', While discussing the proposed 'tentative' adoption of the new budget, several members of the board wondered why they had to 'tentatively' adopt a budget that they hadn't seen until Tuesday. Board members Pat Telson and E. C. Harper, Jr., along with Chairman Robert G. Feather, questioned the reasoning behind 'tentatively' adopting the budget and just what that word meant. According to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, the word 'tentative' Is described as "1: not fully worked out or developed, and 2: HESITANT, UNCERTAIN." Apparently the board took both definitions to heart as they were definitely hesitant and uncertain to tentatively approve a budget that they didn't feel was fully worked out or developed, go along with the required wording and 'tentatively adopt' the proposed budget. Only Feather voted in the negative, saying he wasn't satisfied with the wording and that he'd rather delay approving it In any fashion until after each board member had a chance to read it over and know what they were approving, The proposed budget calls for $52,255,367.78 in total appropriations and reserves, slightly above the amount needed to operate the school system last year. "It's a hold-the-line budget," Layer said. "It meets all the state requirements and while It won't allow us to slip backwards, It isn't sufficient enough for us to move too far forward." Alter Layer recommended its tentative adoption, Allan Keeth so moved and harper seconded the motion. It was sit this point that a discussion came up as to the time element Involved before Blackburn Hearing Instruction William P. Layer and Assistant Superintendent for Finance Roger Harris explained to the board that the word tentative' was just a word that is required in state regulations relating to the final adoption of the budget. "In ot her words," harper said, "in essence what you're telling us is that Instead of using the wording that we 'tentatirely' adopt this budget we should be saying that we 'acknowledge receipt' of this budget?" Layer chuckled at this and agreed with Harper and Mrs. Telson and said, "All we're trying to do is meet the requirements of the law and protect my staff in showing that it has fulfilled its duties and that the school board has the proposed budget in its hands apd is now going ahead with final adoption pr ocedtires." Af ter being assured that the words 'tentatively adopt' do not bind the board in its efforts to come up with a workable \t 1 only .. - 23 Channel C.B. Radio Refurbished with guarantee. Orig. 139.95 He asked for as much time as possible and said that he needed 15 days minimum to advertise the budget prior to a public hearing at which time the budget could be challenged and public input accepted. Harris said he'd like to advertise by at least Aug. 8, which means that the public hearing couldn't be held before the 23rd of the month. Harris further said that because the board gave tentative approval of the budget at that time that he 'must' advertise by a specific date, but in order to meet the letter of the law he must have that 15-day interim. After much hassle over that word'tentative',the board gave its preliminary go-ahead and set a work session on the budget A bond revocation hearing for former central Florida gambling czar Harlan "Th e Colonel" Blackburn originally scheduled for Friday morning at Sanford has been delayed for one week. Blackburn is free on a $10,000 appeal bond while defense attorney Richard Rhodes tries to get the U.S. D elaye d Now 1O6 I only . . .23 Channel C.B. Radio Volume control mike. Refurbished with guarantee. Orig. 159.95 Now 129 MATCHING CHAIR No. 3205 Orig. $166 Storage Building " IU MG TAR L..J 1.0mg.nic. 14 i Thritament MG TAR . fl8 Mg. n. Marlboro UGHTh MV TAR f 08 Mg. nc. 4 ,' I3M TAR' VANTAOE MG Commissioner DeniesConflict i('ontinued From Page I-A) the federal department of Housing and Urban Developmer.t (BUD) which subsidizes the housing authority, requesting an investigation of the housing authority's finances by the General TAR Area Director R.W. Buskirk denied any knowledge of a possible conflict. "We would expect the housing authority to take care of that," he said. The housing authority commission, which oversees the operations of 40 public housing units in Snford, is scheduled to meet tonight in a Wilson attacked the charge against McCoy as workshop session to discuss the proposed 'every shallow and very small thinking by some operating budget for the fiscal year which began people." July 1 and a model leae fortenants, "It's counter-productive," he said, "a nd that A violation of Florida's ethics laws is kind of men ta lity will ne ve r allow for any pos itive change or advancement by this punishable by penalties ranging up to removal from office, bqt an investigation must be authority." Accounting Office. 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I said, 'Think of quarry near Livermore, 95 Christmas or something good.' miles north of their small "After a while I went up and hometown. helped dig dirt back. Then RobLooking back on their ordeal, ett stuck his fingers through a Jennifer and Jeffrey had differhole in the roof and pulled back ent ideas of what should be done A crack opened." to their kidnapers. "Kill 'em," said Jennifer. told us he "He Jennifer said, "1 think they should punish could see mountains and them badly, but I don't want A trees." "There wasn't enough room them killed," said Jeffrey. to get out." Jeffrey said. 'Then "That's like throwing a frog Mike just pushed up through it. against a wall to watch the His hair was all dirty. His face blood spatter. It's not nice. It's cruel. Life imprisonment, was dirty. tluat what I think.' stayed inside. "Then Edward Lic;rs AS LOW AS YOU CAN GO AND STILL GET GOOD TASTE. TALLAHASSEE (AP) -The state Supreme Court has struck down a law which required courts to destroy records of first arrests if the persons were found Innocent or the charges were dropped. The high court, splitting sharply in a 4.3 decision, upheld a lower court decision that the 1971 law was uncon- Mike and Robert stood just outside the hole and i stood on top two guys standing up there with the dirt mounds around It and shotguns looking down on us, of helped the girls out. saying, Ha, ha, ha. You're HT I - I- Now 122 Clearance 7' * 10' CENTENNIAL SHED. No. 7710 Orig. 129,95 Ml - Records Rule Struck Down '1 a. - Supreme Court to review Blackburn', conviction and six this to 10-year prison sentence in connection with a 1971 assassination attempt on gambler Clyde Lee, Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring Is seeking revocation of the appeal bond following Blackburn's arrest in Orlando last week and the seizure of more than 30 pounds of marijuana. Court sources said the bond revocation hea ring was rescheduled to 9a.m. on July30 bel ore Circuit Judge Voile Wllhlam.s because Rhodes will be out of town tomorrow. 1 E.A. HIGH BACK SOFA Dark green plaid. No. 3201 Orig. $277 Now 222 for Monday, July 26, at 3 p.m. and said it would hold another following next Wednesday's regular school board meeting if it is necessary. In other action, the board: -Approved a total of $15,528.00 in capital outlay funds for a new well and a new fire plug for both Wilson Elementary and Geneva Elementary schools ata cost of each. -Agreed to continue cooperative purchasing with Orange, Putnam and Volusia counties for 1976.77, which permits the school system to purchase meat and frozen foods at lower prices because of the higher volume generated through the cooperative purchasing plan. -Approved a master plan for inservice education. -Delayed making a decision as to whether it would be willing to bid more than the $330,000 offered For the Sanford Naval Academy property located at the corner of Mellonville and Celery Avenues. - r Superintendent of Public final adoption was necessary. Harris explained that the final budget did not have to be In Tallahassee at the State Board of Education office until Oct. 1, but to wait until the last minute would put undue stress on his staff. - ... 4 budget for the next school year, It was decided, by a 4-I vote, to CAPE CANAVERAL (Al') A Cornstar commu. nications satellite was set for launch tonight towards a stationary orbit 22,300 miles over the Pacific Ocean. The 3,347-pound satellite, the second In a series of three, will have a capacity of more than 14, two-way voice circuits, officials said. Owned by COMSAT General, it has been leased to American Telephone and Telegraph Co. for 815.6 million a Year. However, AT&T and the GTE Satellite Corp. will ;hare the satellite's facilities. Now 1.22,d. Now 1 .32 yd. A proposed budget of more than $52 million has been In an affidavit filed in a circuit court suit, Ball claims that William B. 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CURRIE, Managing Editor "Well, we got us a new superintendent, who lasted 1t z years, and don't you know we had a at a testimonial dinner at the Holida y Inn Wed- teacher walkou t. "Then John Angel took over as superintendent and during the last two years of Allan's first term, we had racial problems and the federal courts issued an order demanding total integration. "Re-elected In 1970," league continued, "Allan served as chairman the first part of the term and we had another new superintendent. We passed a four mill tax and the housing of students became a pr obl em in trying to live up to the federal court nesday night and nearly 100 personi gathered to pay tribute to the 10-year veteran member of the Seminole County School Board. Keeth recently completed a term as president of the Florida School Boards Association and on hand From that August body for the occasion were First Vice President Don Berry and Executive Secretary Around Thursday, July 22, 1976-4A Allan Keeth was toasted — or was that roasted? ____ Mn Magruder. In commenting on Keeth 's one-year tenure as president of the association, Magruder said, "No one ever brought more dignity to the office than Allan Keeth and we thank you people of Seminole County for loaning him to us for that period of time home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40 On the lighter side of the affair came some revelations about Keeth from fcrnr school superintendent Walter Teague, who presented a chronology of events since Keeth was elected for the first time. "Allan was elected in 1966 and took office in l%7," league said. "And within six months the superintendent resigned. Take U.S. Jobs Labor Department's latest employment statistics showed that 7.1 million Americans can't find a job. A study just released by the Imky a........i...ai.._ Ili 61 auuu ..1 tiUU £t2tUrdjIZ4LIUfl ervice esimaes st imates The e aliens. Apply some simple arithmetic, and it is obvious how to cut our unemployment rate in half: sweep up all those illegal aliens and send them back where they came from. Everybody should realize by now that the problem is not that simple. INS Commissioner Leonard Chapman, who has a budget of $213 million to enforce immigration laws, with 900 agents assigned to tracking down illegal aliens, concedes that the problem is still out of control and - our borders, job-seeking aliens aided by professional smugglers probably would manage to what is building into congress' own Watergate is not that this congressman or that senator has indulged in sexual hijinks in Washington but that revolving-door process of arrest and deportation of they may have done It at taxpayer expense — not that they have played hanky-panky with aides or secretaries or other willing or unwilling persons aliens — often the same people, over and over until we get rid of the hypocrisy that surro un ds th e but that they may have maintained their paramours on the public payroll solely or mainly will continue pouring millions into a problem. Proposed laws that would make it a crime for employers to knowlingly hire illegal aliens are not getting anywhere for an obvio us reason. Too many employers especially in agriculture, manufacturing and service industries — would find it virtually impossible to do business if illegals were permanently weeded out of th e la bor force. While there are many white-collar workers and - professionals among the illegal alien population, finally to the economic disparities between the United States and many other countries, par- in Latin America. Overcoming those disparities significantly enough to affect the shamef ul traffic in alien smuggling lies far in th e ticularly 'I - " II 1 pub c - , - - what a man does on the floor of Congress Orinfr office in the daytime what he does elsewhere . . ' 1. •-: . and at night have no connection with each other? Society, let it be said with a sigh of thanks, is far more liberal than it require the spinster schoolmarm, at least in our novel about WasWngton had one of hi3 charac ters, a junior senator, commit suicide when he was threatened with the revelation of a homosexual episod e th at allegedly took pla ce (it in one I ., - . ~ I .. - more enlightened communities, to lead an ut- It is astonishing to realize that it was only a decade or so ago that the author of a best-selling -.gi W E cs A dS n t eman Yet if hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays virtue, hypocrisy also demands its tribute (a tru th J. Edgar Hoover, with his famous dossiers It is doubtful at best that the seven million jobless Americans will agree that the economy is A definite price is paid if a man's acts and utterances in public are at odds with his private that the President In all fairness can claim much and self-contempt, if he is not totally amoral; but far more Importantly, by society at large in an And even prospects for crops in the Soviet Union improved £_.,_,_z___ of the credit, but he and his predecessor must also assume some of the blame for the eventual, almost imperceptible, deterioration of preceding, devastating shrinkage. by as much as 36 per cent do not relieve Moscow's dependency UI, 1UIICLILUII cannot afford a new house are happy about their predicament. It is true that the economy is expanding, and wou. ,, Concern over Soviet militarY might can be justified by evidence of Russia's growing navy. Efforts to cool the race to *- 446U.J 13- Sucu. J-Plorna tic moves to neutralize Soviet influence will be continued. But global observers of the com petition be tween Communist and capitalistic systems must acknowledge in the end that merit is determined by the success of each in meeting the needs of the people. Communism has failed co nsistently to meet the consumer goals of a ser ies of Soviet "five-year plans." U.S. prod uctive capabilities, however, guarantee perpetuation of the American living standard and provide eloquent testimony to the advantages enjoyed by a free people in a free market. ., that his pathetic claims that he had only been Vying to help the hostages were received — at Deltona Nlabel M. MargaretBush,Geneva Hoyt J. Prine, Mt. Dora Susie C. Brooks, Oviedo on two. goOfla get away get away of DISCIIARGUS - - / ' knock it I/it works for Fldrych, maybe It/I work for " million general operations officials. of $10000 in - and I'd be for Meanwhile, nothing concrete was established as to what to do about the 'blind mosquito' problem in Downtown Sanford and along the waterfront. But at least the midges don't carry encephalitis. • ' Two Sanford men- nccusetl of breaking into the residence of a Partly cloudy through Friday vacationing homeowner and with a chance of afternoon and Meanwhile, citizens, led by breaking, testified that they from the weapon handle house where entry was Oned. found a World War I vintage matched chips found at the Mitchell testified that he was Herald Staff Writer ' arming themselves with an .32 caliber pistol less from the In bushes than three feet pect- s winds 10 m.p.h. probability is 30 per cent. Experts testified that chips residence. A matching part of prior criminal convictions, The root of the ginseri "just got sucked up in the law the blade was found at the enforcement vacuum cleaner." n, PursenSnatching Attempt Injures Elderly Woman ordered by Circuit Judge A. J. Mrs. T.F. GalloWil)r, 70, was before he eluded them in the Iloseniann Jr. Angry Sanford citizens Wallace and Mitchell went to chiseda flete-ing nian on foot for walking east on Third Street at foot chase, according to police Roihuian J. Lehman, 72, a former Sanford resident, died July 19 in Sylva, N. C. the Scottish Ilite Bodies of Ashville, N. C. lie was a Congregational Church, where juvenile ,I block away from the arrest with violence, tKittery on II flJiII outreach and the board Chapter, Order of L)eMolay and Miami; and a sister, Mrs. was a member of the First Ge ne vieve Brumley of Sanford. Presbyterian Church of Baldwin-McNamara Funeral ford. Home in Orlando is in charge of While a student at Rollins arrangements. College, he was oix, of the original mem be rs of the Rollins Key Society and a founder of the local chapter of Phi Delta from was a a two of Jr. Central Florida Retired pher; live daughters, Carol, Teacher's Association and was laurlal, Melissa, Tina and the Flori da and a member national retired teachers' organizations. Winter lie was member ['ark Masonic Lodge 239, a 32nd degree Mason and of of is Mrs. becc and Carolyn Minehart, Sanford. Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Re a; one s ter, a member of Foneral IRAN * — . ._. - - - Who died Wed iwidaY. wits Mid at 10 cm. .. P - _____________________________ l's RINASAROAR, DONALD Rinabargar. -. ican doctors and nutritjur,iats. RedCross. today at Gr.mkow Funeral Home. Cremation 5 C}tSvrikOW In char9c tO (011ow. Ask for it at, . .... 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Sa nf ord, the sons, Donald # tie served as president and Chrlsto- i $0 CAPSM,ES abrasions. Several citizens answered of parents in 1920 ;Ind graduated trustees. (morn Sanf ord High School in lie Is survived by his wife IOZI. He ser ved as first master Ka tharine; a daughter Gail of 4 councilor of the Sanford Franklin; a son Lewis of North --7_ ~iIWIII tempted burglary of dwellings. of $13,700 bond in county jail Police who apprehended today on charges of attempted Wallace, Mitchell and a robbery, assault, resisting ..I h. he served on the board of came to Florida with his house at 1100 Park Ave. later. The j ur y retur ned verdi cts of Robert L. Washburn, 24, of guilty of burglary and at- Sanforct was being held in lieu diP. ........h. IIIVIIILI Ui Born in Crown Point, Ind., he deacons the board of Christian a -- FREE BOOKLET-Read tides: high 5:38 a. in., 5:11 p.m., trial on charges of armed six blocks Wednesday alter a Oak Avenue in the downtown reports. low 11:30 a.m. Port Canaveral: burglary, a first-degree felony, 10-year-old was area 'about 9:30 a.m. when a Mrs. Galloway, who sucwoman high 5:08 a.m., 5:58 p.m., low and attempted burglary in knocked down in a her down cessfully held onto her purse, ran up, kn oc k ed purse. man 11:30 P.M. for her purse, was treated for bruises and connection with a May 10 snatc police said. IM What mystriou.a nutritional prpertLcl d'.a the precious ginseng herb contain? No one know, for sure. Yet, considered so rare and precious by the Chinese, it once sold for $100.00 an ounce! What can this unusual herb do for you? Perhaps nothing. Perh3pa a great deal. Try NUTRI-GS Ginseng Capsules for 30 div.. You mu't like what t hey do for you or return empty bottle (jr iU r,i'unf. a pre-sentencc investigation hi ng attempt, police said. and wrestled / Utri.GS Doctor. say: "Non,cn,e!" • Nutritional, say: "Perhaps." Users often any: "Amazing!" and Jesse Delbert Mitchell, 23, The running man eluded citizens but a suspect was plant ha s beer, reputed by Some to nutritionally have revitalizing potency and "power' to help make you feel and act more vibrantly alive than you may have fur years. Hot and humid with widely both of 615 Park Ave., Sanford, scattered thundershowers were ordered held in Jail during the i0s. Friday's Daytona Beach RODMAN J. LEHMAN , NUTRI=C3S I met Zelley identified the pistol as pocket, was identified as having that Mitchell, who admitted a dwelling as well a-s attempted burglary of another house. Terry Cordell Wallace, ', 250 mg. Gelatin Capsules on his way to a cafe at 11:30 Wallace and p.m. when he A penknife with a broken the juvenile. Defense attorney I blade, found in Wallace's Albert Fitts argued to the jury Variable guilty by a circuit court jury of 1915 by his lather. Hall' the lesser offense of burglary of Now! In easy-to-take attempted breakin scene. evening thundershowerL Ilighs antique pistol have been found his and said it was last fired in been taken from the Zelley in mid 90s, lows In lOs. m of "Don't at the saine level. The si.8 depleted, according to city pected red'uctlon an attempted breakin at a arrested b)- police .I short tinie Mrs. Galloway's screams for heavily-bemedalled Amin, In a speech marking , w ha t they'd center their attention on it.,. sewer stattis quo in view of the ex. hearing on the budget. residence at Ill W. 11th St. and n between the conference's rhetorical calls the largest federal budget deficits in American action and Its slim achievements, several history, The Carter people are fully aware of this This 13th his exit from an eventful year as chairman of the benea summit meeting, which opened delegates turned on the "imperjaJ" press for and plan to use it to blunt charges thal their man th a huge emblem bearing the slogan "We allegedly crea ting di ns OAU, had boasted that the Entebbe hostages had shall not be di visio in Africa. President as lo vided," was [U r d e man with the taxpayer'* buck. Other os Omar Bongo Gabon, who Is due to be tl',e h. sta re in begged him not to leave them to go to the As Carter pollster Pat Caddell OAU ways. It showed more clearly than ever how thin of told inc at the next year's summit In UbrevuJ, thou meeting. te Democrat convention: "Reagan ai ght the veneer of African unity Is when countries ag nst Car r Mauritius summit had achieved more than any would be a better Reports of conpUon between by He ient believe their nanal inte rests to be at stake. candidate far. cuts 01 the organization's previous meew troops and the hijackers, and AmJn'a Another point was the issue of the some 01 our theme: antWon , Western Thst w ould not be saying much, even tilt the vitriolic attacks on zionism and Israel, ensured Sahara, which Morocco and Mauritania sha outsider issue and government red were true, anizatIo" few employe merit raises. e ___________________________________________________ ransaking of the Fen Zelley over Only 36 hours before the Israelis struck, the OAU'a divisions. '' mainly during afternoon and Julia G. Chase Elizabeth Edwards Paul E. Elsea Albert Lee at the -- - Wednesday's hlgh.94, today's low 70. Rainfall: .03 Inch. evening. Highs in 96s, lows In 6' Claudia Blythe Mary E. Burke a 5 creases for employes and only a The By BOB LLOYD _______________ EXTENDED FORECAST Sanford: of w WEATHER __ BIRTHS billion. Harris says: "The biggest problem the Democrats face the coat 01 theIr platform. How Ca rter can get off this hook, plus his having embraced De rnocrat Congress and it.s record o( spending, ., - Charles H. Allen, Chuluot.a Lillian G. Breen. DeBary' Ruth E. Eaby, Deltona Samuel Lipson, Deltona talks love," Harris also believes Carter's promise not to he has nOt helped him, declaring that his surveys show that 82 per cent of the American people m when Spain abandoned It last "se WoiTled about a po li tician who says he 'll never lie." Harris continues: out between Knowles added to this by saying, "That's one thing the state can't do. They can't force a local government to underta ke a program such as th is." "No, we can't," Hassut said. "And 99.9 per cent of all mosquito programs deal with the biting kind, anyway, and since the midge Infestation period is the same as that of the biting mosquito, I feel certain that if there were such a countywide program here that's Two Guilty Of Burglary Charges John J. Scammacca, Deltoria John Cobrb, Akron, Ohio most likely is slowing. Democrat economists who have exitmined their If any surge in output occurred it was in the party's platform, tell him that if everything in it first quarter, but monthly statistical reports became law the total cost would be at least $750 of IMI Lula M. Scott In an interview on the floor of the Democratic opponents q_yv~ Rudolph Bertugli, Deltona Mary J. Fox, Deltona Irene C. Honold, Deltona EvelynC. Tindel William S. Willis official report on Gross National Product, which Convention, pollster Lou Harris tells me year, PORT LOUIS - On the face of it, Africa' s least in private -with a degree of scepticism When a resolution calling for selfreply to the Israeli raid on Entebbe airport and But so too was the straigh:-(aced "FundAMentally', Carter has gotten where he'~ denial by de termination and the withdrawal of the release of the hijack hostages was swift and Kenya's vice-president of Kenyan complici all oc- (3 because of t ty ctythg forces from the territory was jj.j represen te stern. The Organiza tion of African Unity's with the Israelis. d the outmoded, worn out tradi tional the Moroccans walk ed out of the confere summit meeting In Mauritius passed "by acnce and poli tics which is finished. Carter looked good Last year's OAU summit was over-shadowed flew back to Rabat, threatening to quit the OAU because he didn't re clamation" a resolution condemning the by the coup against the Nigerian leader, General present this. Carter always altoget her. A special meeting wi be held later avoided coming down real "aggression" and calling for an immediate Gowon; this year's meeting was thrown into ll ng di u problem. The only (and =happy) particular ly courageous stalyndhard andistaki a meeting IL-c UN Security Council, confusion not only by the Entebbe affair bu t by on any sue. Up precedent for this was the recent special to now, he hasn't done it and sooner or later attempted coup against President Gaafar So much for the official reaction. But many Of he's Angola — which spilt Africa In be measured on w hether he can ki-wn Numeiri of Sudan. Numelrl Is widely respected the black African delegates made There was also a li vely clash this time be t- wi th this or whether he can priva te ly that they admired the Israelis' daring in Africa, not least because he succeeded in on wees E thiopia and Somalia1 both end in g the war In sou which 5pi 5Jn" th and some of them even ern Sudan, thus bridging k ty suspect the other of having ambi ob ' From what Lou Harris says, tions to take thought the Isradi action was justified. As within his own country one of the continent's V1OIL over the small but strategical ly place-i enclave great RtPUI1C*I With the best chance of )'ianging divides: the gap between Arab and black de legation leaders (only nine heads state of Djiboutl on the Horn of Africa he France the Big Spender label around Jimmy Carter's among them — record low) met priva te ly at African. gives it its independence. The way out, here neck is Ronald Reagan, Hewas gi venanaccltlonwn he ma their beachslde chalets, there was some quiet of a roundtable conference for all Gerald Ford, despite all hj antiBlg dramatic late arrival delight that Field Marsha l Idi Amin t conference interested parties In Accra next month. Government rhetoric, has been a part f a Monday but, by Immediately accusing Libya of should have been the blow. Frustrated, and faced with the yawning being behind the trouble at home, he added to the gap Republican establishmen t that has presided BERRY'S WORLD Claude A. Whiddon Sr. Robinson, a boy, Winter Springs press Imagination. It's patent nonsense. If anything, there's a fallir.g away of religious feeling, even fundamentalist religion has slippod, We find people don't like Carter because he Seminole County." this year, however, the tax is successfully block- capital improvements, but has been the case in the past, necessary to maintain the ed the proposal during public rather to maintain city services since those funds have been Delia K. Feeback Carrie C. Griffith soft-spoken. Capital spending is sluggish. Of more than passing inte rest Is the timing of there are revenues available, however there the Ford administration's upward revision of its no specific price tag. And It is easy to see why. OAU Meefi*ng Marked B SDII S By Herald Services Mary N. Revel3 Mr. & Mrs. David ( Berta) •. is calls for no per cent in fines and forfeitures reconsider its current tax additional personnel over the Mayor in municipal court. structure and to levy a property city's current 123 employes, The city will Arne Anderson The same Ls true of the Democratic platform. There Is talk of phasing in programs when should use the term "surge" is a mystery, gonna be a tough issue, Carter will have to put lying, the self-serving rationalizing that has businessmen feel better about the economy than some open water between the platf orm and w ha t accompanied this as it has accompanied every they did a year ago, but whe ther that co nstitutes because heretofore he has always stressed the Democrats in Congress have done in other scandal, from burglary and bugging to a "restoration of conf moderate, healthy character of the advance, idence," as Alan GreenMo derate, in fact, Is the descri ption that past." payroll kickbacks. span said, Is debatable. Mr. Harris also says mine other intervitinig most economists apply to the recovery. There We have a couple of choice& We e by 2.7 per things which fly in the face of the convention are relatively few of acknowledee the "faetc of lifp" arid ,-eIea, V' ,,, that them who b e lieve 4i'i UUI W II government, IJUI UIU you EIUUtX -Immediate future of the economy isn't for wisdom that no Republican can defeat Jimmy sexual morality Carter. Harris tells me: history along with celluloid collars and simultanaous, 2.1 percent, downward revision of continued moderate improvement. "Jimmy Carter hasn't proven himself; he's anklelength dr esses. That would be one way of the May reading? In the political rather than economic area, very vulnerable. Carter, we find, is an nabolishing hypocrisy. Or we can demand that In other words, as much a surge of statistics as however, a moderate advance aparently doesn't spiraUonal figure. There is not anot shred of pohuicans adhere to that morality, with no ex- of co nsumer sentiment. arouse exci te ment. Moderation might be encour- evidence that ere's any th thing like a resurgence or suffer the poli tica l consequcaces. A popular consumer confidence survey to be aging but it Isn't terribly exciting, of re ligion in this country, This is figment of - - - Alvin Milo aara McClinton, Oviedo Sam A. Ackley, Winter Park Whether we are moving ahead or falling its moral standards. And by moral standards Is behind is an important consideration, but since then indicate the pace of expansion has meant not merely sexual behavior but honorable movement and direction are only part of the become what most economists seem to term behavior in all its forms. story; equally important is relati ve position, and "moderate." The most distressing aspects of the current a lot of people don't think it's much better now Why Greenspan, the chair-man of scene in Washington is not the breaking of the than it was in 1971. Pr esident's Council of Economic Advisers, Seven th Commandment. It is the deception, the There is no doubt that consumers and Christensen Frank McGill Mozel Allen federal thusiasm either. In the manner in which they ex. budget- Mr. Carter 'tan deleted the numbers pr ess themselves most positively, by commiting from his on-the-record responses to questio ns." forecast, for it comes just a few days prior to the — budget property tax. Christensen said frestiman councilman Nathan proves, %ould not be used for have a $200,000 carryover as Sanford: 4 William A. McLennan own behavior and beliefs: by himself, in cynicism grain "Welfare and Medicaid relief alone could mean a quarter of our $2.7 billion budget." But the most Important information of all Is nowhere to be found in the fl-pagel NEW YORK (AP) — The Ford ad. relased later this week indicates consumer that he has not been particularly concrete about latest stories to come out of our national den of confidence improved "moderately" in June, but his plans or programs. in y, we are told that some congressmen ministration's upward revision of its that "there is certainly no dancing in the The paper says even when these advisors I have been forcing their sexual attentions on economic forecast demonstrates not only the Power the incumbent has in an election race, but streets." The mood, it says, is "wait-and-aee." have sug,gested specific numbers — as has been male as well as female employes! how events can be colored by point Busin essmen haven't exhibited great en- done on changed priorities for the view. of somethintto help. Hassut replied, "All we can do is make recommenda tions. And let me point out," he said, "the commission was informed as long ago as 1970 that there is a need for a mosqui to control program in Van Meter, that Jimmy Carter's economic advisors concede of the well), Ano ther mi llion tons of American has been sold to Russia under an agreement signed be tween the United States and the Soviet Union last fall calling for total shipments of from six to eight million tons annually for the next five years. could not have expected any more from blueprin t for the public sector"? Well, this Is something the Democrats don't ics like to talk about. The New York Times reports until we make some hard decisions about the labor policies that create the lure of jobs for aliens Strategic W eapon ADMISSIONS What will all of this additional Big Government coat the American taxpayer? What will It take to i the minimum reduction of 30 petitions requesting the city to recommending year, a JULY21 finance what the Democrats cal.1 their "new conom state revenue sharing funds and Bill Brady, are circulating fleming F. Luke HOSPITAL NOTES ____________________________________________ Democratic platforth, and that is: its price tag. JOHN CUNNIFF By DONNA ESTES the It He pointed out that there are times when it would ta ke as ma ny as 25 fogging machines to spray as much as a three-block ar ea of Downtown Sanford, if the wind is blowing, w hile at other times one might do the same job as effectively, However, Jack Homer, executive ma na ger of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, who hosted the meeting, said he felt the county should get involved and that the people shouldn't be taxed fur ther. He wanted to know why the state couldn't do totalling $280,000. Christensen on Wednesday said the city's third consecutive city taxes, according to officials, It is expected that Van Meter, City councilmen are expected the city must approve a 3.5 mill manager, Anthony Guiliano, property tax or cut up to one- and the city's second mayor who ran on a platform on to begin working on the third of the city's personnel for haveproposedtheinitiationofa conservative spending, will proposed budget for the fiscal oppose Christensen's proposal year beginning Oct. 1 during th 1976-77 fiscal year. I 3.5 property tax. In years the mill tax would amount to $3.50 proposal was killed early in even though the two are close first week in August. The general operations per$l,00Oof appraised property budget sessions during the personal friends. does not include exChristensen, in a budget budget valuation.) summer months. messag e to the council Wed- penditures and revenues from Casselberry, in its 30-year Last citizen effort, led nesday, indicated that the the and water utility history, has never levied a by Christensen and current property taxes, if council at)- systems. also not registered there. to me, ________________________________________________________________________________ on famous people, is said to have known full undergoing a "strong surge," or that those who funds for expansion, they have been decidedly in this country. Federal officials In Miami said the investigation might be turned over to Panama because the yacht was New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne says: future. The INS revolving door is going to be with us Mtaznonle Springs Fire Chief Thomas Sdgfrled ii awarded a plaque bearing license plate of department's old truck, far left, recently replaced by new truck on right. Gary Whitson, AltamonteSouth Seminole Jaycees president, makes presentation as Richard Elattaway, group's first vice Department heads, however, property tax in this city has year with cases to be hand,led $150,000 annually from utility changed his mind. taxes and would receive a have recommended capital entirely by the county court. For the fourth year in a row similar amount in property improvement programs In his eighth month in office, Charles L McMullen . .I - The municipal court is to be sea or in Colombia's territorial waters. It could be a Colombian case." * . citizen effort one year ago tO phased out, according to the taxes, k il l a proposal initiating a state constitution, early next The city received roughly high anybody." I. T. Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY don't know exactly where the crime occurred — on the welfare and Medicaid costs of over $1 billion-1 * once was. We no longer in " . I ~ . . ..-I - Casselberry Property Tax Urged over the idea the .: - Christensen Changes His Mind_ "Some gray areas still exist," said Thomas M. JohflSOfl, welfare, expanded government support education, and a massive effort to help New York and other older cities. Those who created the problems that afflict their cities are, naturally, ecstatic that other people will be taxed to ball them . New York Mayor Beame says this part of the'S DemOCTStlC Platf orm is "tremendous," serving: means that the city could be relieved of .. . 0 president an far left, and Ron Schwab, group's state director, look on. lHerald Photo by Tom Vincent~ the agent in charge of the FBI's San Juan office. "We mandatory and universal coverage, federalized I I - Saying that he thought Meadors misunderstood some sta temen ts he had made at a recent county commission workshop, Knowles said, "The county officials have sa id they don't want it (a mcsquito control program). But if there were such a county program, we ( Sanford) would cooperate with them 101 per cent. "Wh at I did say," Knowles said, "was that I can't deny the ci tize ns of Sanford the equipment, which they ha ve paid for. We have two pieces of equipment that were purchased just th ree years ago. And it is minimal equipment." . AWARDED Investigation says it probably will ask Colombia or Panama to Investigate a pirate attack on a yacht in which two Americans from Miami were killed. It calls for a huge government jobs program, com pre hensive national health Insurance with my deed, it may even enhance a career these days. Every analysis of the alien problem leads ! PLAQUE SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) - The Federal Bureau of sioner veterans below the poverty line. . I .. .' when they use taxes." But is the private life of a li person strictly his own business, whether or not misappropriation of public money is in volved ? Can we so neatly compartmentalize life that didn't) in his earlier life. Today, I#- . Pirates Case Still Adrift promises more of everything for everybody — . ", (Conti nued From Page lA) - ¶. .--. or to say what charges they may face. At Londonderry in Northern Ireland, the British army arrested Rory O'Brady, president of Sinn Fein, the IRA's political wing, and Sean Keenan, a battalion commander of IRA Provisionals. Police said the army had handed the pair over and the men were being questioned. ran ging from reform of the rape la ws to rescuina. money is their own business, but it's my business curnstance into taking jobs riot in keeping with impact of the alien problem. A lot of those illegals are here beca use our economy is geared to employ them. ' the biggest manhunt in Irish history, mounted for the killers of British Ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs. The ambassador was killed by a bomb de tonated under The car Just after it left his home on the sou thern outskirts of Dublin Wednesday. The blast seriously in jured British diplomat Brian Cubbon, killed Cubbon's secreta ry, 26year-old Judith Cooke, and wounded the ambassador's Irish chauffeur, Brian O'Driscoll. NEW YORK — The 1976 Democratic Plat. form, which Jimmy Carter says he'll run on, is an imposing document which, roughly speaking, . The phrase one hears frequently is, "What they do on their own time and with their own terly sexless and boyfriendless life. An illegitimate child or liaison apollticiar,'s past is no longer cause for ruination of a career — in- are satisfied with that policy, we should stop beating aro und the bush in discussing th e economic — for their sexual talents. the majority are here because there is a demand for them in menial jobs that American citizens — including many who are unemployed — do not want. Welfare and unemployment insurance programs in our country operate on the premise that Americans should not be forced by cirtheir experience or below their station in life. If we 11 , -- NPW j:--.-- 1 Platform Expensive 4 S The thing that has angered many people in We FIRE DEPARTMENT DUBLIN, Irelan d AP) — Irish po lice said today hey have arr ested 13 sus pect ed Irish Republican Army man in D H ypocris y is likely to get worse. Even if we built a wall along get here somehow. d.31k — Police spokesmen declined to identify the arrested men o l it i cian s, Scandals & Seminole Mosquitoes May Carry Disease controlling the pests along the waterfront because the two governments couldn 't work togeth er. In Wake Of Bombing Deaths DON OAKLEY Thursday, July 22. fllk-SA ! V' 13 IRA Suspects Arrested - P ! IN BRIEF - - that 3.5 million jobs in America are held by illegal Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 ., ... : WORLD 'He's my friend ." Allan Keeth didn't know he had so many friends but he does now. That's 30 - — 1 After much of the bantering and good-natured ribbi ng was out of the way, Keeth got his chance to address the audience and with a voice that displayed traces of emotion, he said: "I've had some fine, enriching experiences in my 10 years on the sh000l board . God has been good to me and to my family and it's Just great to ha ve friend. such as you. It was a moving, touc hing evening, perhaps best summed up by Robert G. Fea ther, school board cha irman, when he cloned out the program by saying, "It's been great to see each and everyone of you pay tri bute to Allan Keeth here tonight. ,,And I think I can best sum it up by saying that each of us can say, w hen speaking of Allan Kee th, "During th e last year of his second term, we completed the sale of the Altamonte school. Well, selling it was okay, but then we decided to move it to Woodlands. (This brought a roar from the audience, because It took many months and many legal hassles before the school was Finally relocated.) "He was elected again in 1914," league said, "and we finally got that school relocated." Current Superintendent of Schools William P. i Bud) Layer took over the podium at this point and ~ wr *V_ many poli tical candidates and incumben ts seeking re-election were in attendance.) order. he ser ved." Illegal Aliens immediately said, "It's a good thing this Is a poli tical season or we wouldn't have half this many people here." (He was referring to the fact that , w 1wmr-IR EIR 0. LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND $15 ORDER EXCL CIS. �A-fv,nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, July 22, l7I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, CA Space Exposition Focuses On Technology ' ' 1,,,.NASA THURSDAY. JULY22 Sanford At. 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St SISTER, send-monthly meeting, noon. Holiday mi Sertoma Club of Sanford. 12:.5 p.m., Mayfair Counts Club. Sanford Chitan Club meets every Thursday at Buckis Restaurant, 13th Street and Sanford Ave., 7:45 a.m. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jayce Building. 2101 ORLANDO DR. (Hwy. 11.92 at 27th St.) Pinecrest Shopping Center DAILY 9to9 SUN 1Oto7 FRIDAY, JULY 23 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lot Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m., (closed) SL Richard Episcopal Church. Longwood AA (closed), 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravia Church. SR 434. SATURDAY, JULY 14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First Si Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lathera Church. American Legion Auklllary 53 hosts bingo ever Saturday at 12:45 p.m. at 3506 Orlando Dr., Sanford. / ___ SALE STARTS THURS. 7/22 • ENDS MON. 7/26 theme," conceded Miles Ross, space center deputy director ,. general manager of the $5-million exposition, the only government-sponsored entry in the bicentennial bonanza, ,,We want to show the public what they are getting for their tax dollars," Ross goes to great lengths to stress the fact that "this is not a NASA show," but it's lear that the space program's part of the exhibition is drawing the biggest crowd, which could total 500,000 by the time the show ends Sept. 7. . NASA, which is having to fight to maintain its budget for the space shuttle project, Is using the exposition to open Its mammoth Vehicle pssembly Building (VAB) and adjoining Launch Control Center to the public for the first time. el et CLUB ASSISTS SAMARITAN HOME MONDAY, JULY 26 Sanford Rotary. noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First SL TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. The Just Us Club raised money for the installatIon of the fence around the patio at the Good Samaritan Home, but 11, Is needed to complete the project. These young men volunteered to Install the fence: from kit, Robert Peterson, Charlie Jones, Don McLeod, teacher at Lake Brantley, Mary Smith, club president, Marvin Jones, Rickey Hill and Bobby Wilson. (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkins) Strikes Idle Nation's Workers Sanford Right To Life, 7:30 p.m., All-Souls Social hail By The Associated Press ciliation Service, called repre- $1.43 an hour, depending on the strike by 70 state grain inLabor disputes in the coal, sentatives of both sides to cost-of-living. spectors. rubber, fruit and grain in- Washington for negotiations toUsery, meanwhile, made two The walkout, which began dustries have left tens of thou- day. The California Farm Bu- efforts Wednesday night and Tuesday, is the first state emsands of workers idle nation- reati had already warned that a was to try again today to reach ployes strike in Oregon history wide. six-week strike could mean a United Rubber Workers presi. and has stalled all gram ship. Federal mediators were try- crop loss of $1 billion, dent Peter Bommarito in Ak- ruents through Oregon ports. ing today to quickly settle a After three months of nego- ron, Ohio. Some 60,000 memCalifornia cannery strike that tiations that did not produce a hers of the URW have been on could result in a $1-billion fruit new contract, some 30,000 strike against the nation's four harvest loss and higher super- workers in 13 Teamster union leading tire makers for 93 days. market prices. Arid Labor Set- locals went on strike at 76 CaliTalks In the strike have been reuu-y wiuiam J. usery was torma processing plants iues- recessed for two weeks, with again trying to end the nation's day - within two weeks of the the two sides agreeing on gen. three-month rubber workers' peak of the harvest season, eral wage Increases for the seestrike, which starts Aug. 1. ond and third years but differAt stake are 80 to 85 per cent ing on the first year. The rubber Meanwhile, Oregon state officials were coping with a strike of the nation's canned to- workers now average $5.50 an by grain inspectors which a matoes, apricots, peaches and hour and want a wage hike of state court Judge refused to try fruit cocktails. To handle the $1.10 in the first year. The to stop. And In West Virginia, load, the industry normal!) bargaining is being conducted one out of five miners was of adds another 30,000 seasonal with the Firestone Tire & Rub. her Co. the job protesting a federal workers. The union is seeking, over judge's effort to stop one local's In Salem, Ore., meanwhile, three years, a $3-an.hour raise state officials failed Wednesday strike, The most dramatic situation over the workers' current aver- to get a court order halting a .. 4IIIIUI lIla. .. ......... •L. 'O.J III IU4 IJ ,Ilvl! UI IJ11 UI q1.J.I Ull IIUUI Teamsters union struck, close cents in fringes. The company .10 the peak of harvest time says the union's proposal would st could rot before a mean a four-cent rise In the price of a regular-size can of settlement is reached. James Scearce, director of peaches or tomatoes. It has ofthe Federal Mediation and Con- lered a pay raise of 95 cents to American Red Cross adult swimming classe beginner through swimmer classifications, will be taugt at the Dover Shores, College Park, Carter Street and Hankins Park pools through Aug. 5, Monday, Wednesda and Thursday between 8-10 p.m. No advance registratlon required. TUESDAY, JULY 27 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.9 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bow America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents),,7:30 p.m. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of VF V Post 10106 Sanford - 8 p.m. at the Post home. , ARRIVE AUVE WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center Casselberry Rotary. 7L30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m Civic Center. • THURSDAY, JULY 19 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First st. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club Casselberry lions Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. ,- KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (AP) - Trumpeted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 16 Jer federal agencies and a batch of big defense-space contractors, the message of the "Third Century America" exposition Is subtly presented but pervasive: tax dollars for science and technology are tax dollars well spent. "That's part of the whole - -- Friends of the St. Johns FOSJ will hold Its month niectingat the Agriciltural Bldg., 1185W. King St., Cocoa, 7:30 p ni II j In the cavernous VAB, vishors can test their coord.inatlon and responses on in -: .... No. astronaut training devices, manipulate the controls of a lunar lander, follow the path f astronauts across a spacecraft access arm Into a "white room," have their picture taken in a lunar rover or use a computerized scale which gives their weight on f 5.95 VALUE Deny 4 ALARM CLOCK KILLS FLEAS UP TO_ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A California economics professor who says somewhat ruefully that he's "getting a lesson in the real world" is locked In a legal attle with giant General Mills - over his claim that the cornpany has no monopoly on "Monopoly." "Monopoly" is the world's largest-selling board game In the private domain some 3.5 million sets are purchased annually and more than 80 million have been sold since Parker Brothers patented it 40 years igo. Other board games like chess and checkers are in the public domain, but only the "Fun Group" division of General Mills, which now has the trademark, can sell "Monopo- NTAIN \J1RTz Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal . Longwood AA, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church SATURDAY, JULY 31 Sanford Alt Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA. closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Asiirrkiin Legion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo every Saturday at 12:45 p.m. at 3506 Orlando Dr., Sanford. Women's Auxiliary of Sanford VFW Post 10108 will hold a White Elephant Sale and supper (franks, Leans and salads from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Post home. Everyone welcome. MONDAY. AUGUST 2 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 6 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First SL TOPS Chanter 79. over BaptistChurch Church. Crystal fake ---- ---- and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. - Actloneers Senior Citizens. 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR436. C HARTZ MOUNTAIN DETROIT AP, -Two of the nation's auto makers have denied the government's charge that their cars do not meet lederal emission standards. The Environmental Protection Agency demanded Wednesday that General Motors, Ford and Chrysler explain why large numbers of their cars are failing to meet clean air standards. A spokesman for Chrysler Corp. said the EPA report which said that 63 per cent of the 1975 Chryslers tested on the road emitted too much carbon monoxide - was 'misleading." Chrysler said the company's own tests show the firm's cars meet federal standards when th... U. ..... .h...,I f... .1... 1.... Ii VIII LHV I(1L said his company is "conlident" its cars "comply with applicable emisson requirenients if they are maintained to the specifications setat thetime the car comes off the assembl) lines." Ford Motor Co. had no irnmetliate comment. Russell E. Train, adminis trator of the EPA, sent letters to the Big Three auto makers Wednesday as he released test data showing a large per&'entage of 1975 cars exceeding federal emission standards. Train told the companies that "the primary responsibilit) both legal and ethical for doing whatever needs to be done is >ours and your dealers'." tories. (;M President E.M. Estes 111 I U I I • - Ala This exclusivity has proved highly profitable to the "Fun SPECIAL! [ , REG. 3.75 16 oz. WELLA BALSAM 2 SHAMPOO 29 CARPET STORE AND DO IT YOURSELF DURING OUR SUMMER SHAG GREEN INDOOR ARTIFICIAL OUTDOOR $)99 GRASS . Yd. $1 Iupor.t COMMERCIAL RUBBERBACK CARPET FROM I I S WEDICARE SUPPLY CO.' donated VO to the Do= White Fund, set up to purchase a boat for the Altamonte Springs Volunteer Fire Department. The VFW's post's commander is Elbert Ramsey; it's presuientisEthIneSchraff.fl lknuia White Fund is named for a young girl who drowned tha Arainage canal because no boat I I Hwy. 17-92 af Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. I CLIP AND SYE - - - - - - WtS :iv:ii!ah!i' tr , ri":e u,' - - .. - h Sq. Yd. Sq. . - 2" Sq. 'I'd. THOUSANDS01F YARDS IN STOCK ______sfl' DISCOUNT' i: i - control, But visitors do not escape the message. In a recording, space center director Lee Scherer gives an emotional pitch for the shuttle as one of 'the early big events of "i nation's third century." The industrial exhibits - including contributions from such giants as General Dynamics, Lockheed, McDonnel Douglas, Rockwell and Grumman Aerospace and exhibits from other participating government agencies are housed in 15 geodesic domes strung out around the VAB. Overshadowing it all is an actual 383-foot-long Saturn V rocket. The exhibits of other equipment. The Department of Defense (LXJD) dome comes closest to matching NASA in showmantreating visitors to the marvels of the latest advancements in weaponry but softening the deadly purpose of the machines with the strains of soft rock music. Tourists can mint their own bicentennial coin in the Treasury Department exhibit Join our weekend get-away from high prices and take a whirl on the swing of savings with great values like these and lots more! You'll find quality bargains a plenty for your family, home and car but hurry In for best selection. ,you won't want to miss a single special. and purchase bicentennial .ctamps in the U.S. Postal Service display, In one refreshingly candid exhibit, an Environmental Protection Agency display . examines the degree to which science and technology cause environmental problems as well as the ways in which they contribute to solutions. Admission to the exposition Is $3 for adults, $2 for youths l2tol8 and $l for children 3to ii. Group," which contributed $7 nillion to Minneapolis-based General Mills' $2.3 billion In sales last year, and the cornpany has moved quickly to pre-. vent any real or Imagined in- place by one company) and oligopolies (control by a small group of companies), first dc veloped "Anti-Monopoly" as "Bust the Trusts: the Anti-Monopoly Game." He shortened the name when market studies showed that most people thought busting a trust means patenting a folk game called "Auction Monopoly" that was widely played on the East Coast after the turn of the century. "During my travels to promote my game, I began to be contacted by people saying General Mills had a lot of nerve breaking into a bank or breach.ing a confidence, stolen the game from the public," he says. "I really don't play games much but when my kids got to that age, I started playing business games with them," says Anspach. "They're all played pretty much the same way: the players win by establishing a monopoly position and wiping out the competition. I tried to find a game that would deal with competitive situations, and I couldn't find any, so! put out my own." "Anti-Monopoly," in which players win by breaking up cor- Anspach Investigated the assertions and "put together a story indicating this was an ap- porate strangleholds on a mar- ket and restoring free cornpetition, sold 74,000 sets in 1974 suing me because they had propriation of 'Auction Monopoly' into proprietary ownership, one of the most amazing public domain heists in history." Anspach claims a Virginia woman, Elizabeth Magic, developed the game around 1900 as "The Landlord's Game." He claims to have homemade boards predating those of Charles Darrow, who supposedly developed 'Monopoly" In the early 1930s and patented it with Parker Brothers in 1935. That patent expired 17 years later Slacks $4 Our 5.99 To 12,99 Dresses $1 and 200,000 in 1975. Anspach says sales would have been but the company then obtained Iringemenl on it. much higher had General Mills trademark rights to the game When an Albany, Calif., game not told stores that it planned to and has held them ever since. company sent General Mills a sue and that Anspach's Infant 'The game was stolen, no copy of 'Ghetto," Its take-off on firm might not be able to make doubt about It," says Anspach. "Monopoly," the firm wrote refunds in case a recall were "It was played all over the the main back saying It had given the set ordered. General Mills declines Eastern seaboard difference was that people in 40 its lawyers for possible legal conunent. Anspach says the profits from different cities used their own action. None materialized that time, but when a professor at sales of "Anti-Monopoly" have street names. A New York California State University been eaten up by legal fees. But board has Broadway and Main here brought out a game called he says research done in con- Street, a Boston board has St. "Anti-Monoçoly" in December nection with the battle has Bridget'sStreet and soon. It's a 1973, General Mills swung into turned up proof that Parker pure fluke that Darrow copied It Brothers, now a General Mills from an Atlantic City version action. "The first reaction by Gener- subsidiary, stole the game from that's why you have The al Mills was to try to get me off the American public by Boardwalk," the market with a threatening Our Reg. 12.99 To 26.99 Tops I1.P.M. so pUCIUI VeIl Dishwashing Liquid 32 Ox. Sweetheart Dishwashing Liquid 32 Ox. Old Dutch Cleanser 17 Ox. Ban Basic 1.5 Trial Size letter," says "Anti-Mo- nopoly's" Inventor, Prof. Ralph Anspach, 50. "I got legal advice and I was counseled to bring suit against General Mills, because the threatening letters to me were followed by mysterious losses of big accounts which had pledged to take the game but then dropped out." d General Mills, whose trader:.ark Infringement suit against Anspach comes to trial here in October, declines to comment on his charges. Anspach's two suits against General Mills, one challenging the company's right to the REG. 2.98 16 oz. WELLA BALSAM INSTANT CONDITIONER 37 1 HI-LO $ the room, row upon row of computer consoles familiar to millions of television viewers come afire in a dazzling blaze of light and sound. The show blends motion pictures and slides of the historic 1069 launch on Four large screens with taped voices of the launch time, the astronauts and mission - - ALI' As visitors stand on an elevated platform at the rear of another futuristic machine that allows ranchers to check the age and physical condi tion of cattle as the animals walk by. 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The VAB is also loaded with models of the shuttle, the only manned project on the NASA drawing boards; the Europeanbuilt space lab, which will be carried into orbit Inside the shuttle; a cornucopia of spacecraft models; and the message. One of the most dramatic exhibits is a simulated Apollo launch experienced from SUNBEAM REG. 2.95 a. Thursday, July 21, 116-7A with this special coupon COLOR FILM Medco Discount OSVfl,OPED ANt) PmNTtD M0 IOIa 1 Vi.s,s .29., ow&3.29 SALE 1W 2 • THIS OFFER GOOD UNTIL AUG. 9, 1976 '-ii.] ,' I a Monopoly" trademark and tine charging conspiracy to sup, e')ress competiticn, have been stayed until the first case is resolved. A federal judge earlier (lenied General Mills' request for an injunction against further sales of "Anti-Monopoly." Anspach, an expert on monomhes control of the market - 994 Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Pkg. oflO Mr. Bubble Bath Bubble save ij Garden Pro 5595 Our R. 6$.95 Electric Spin Trim. The Easy, Safe Way To Trim Your Lawn. Save 4 aI. 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Gonipi told The Associated I'ress a deal was suggested to him in which the Russians would have gotten voting support for their women's springboard diver, Irma Knil. women's final behind the American gold medalist Jenny Chandler. Boggs is leading in the men's competition. "It was the first time anything has ever been proposed to me like this," Gompf said in a long discussion of the politics surrounding the judging of diving. "In very clear, slow tones while the cognac was going around, someone who I won't name said what a shame it would be if such a good diver as Kalinina was ruined in the nina, In exchange for a promise to have Russian judges back Phil Boggs of the United States in the men's event. Gompi said the Soviets knew the proposal, made to him at a diving competition in Minsk this March, was turned down because he did not react to It and he never irought up the subject again In contacts with the Russians. Kalinina, an outstanding diver performing below her best, finished seventh Tuesday in the Olympics by the old fogeys the International Diving Commission puts on the panels. and I roomed with one of their top diving people there. They obviously had the impression I could put the deal together on the American side." "In the same breath, they said what a shame it would be for Boggs to have that happen to him too. Then they said, 'Tom, we're very concerned about the wrong people getting the medals.' There wasn't really much more to add. Gompf, coach of the University of Miami diving team and a lxorize medalist In the 1%4 games, talked about judging while a pattern was emerging Wednesday In which the Soviet judge, Anatoliy Larlushkln, consistently downgraded the three U.S. sprIngboard men, while the AmerIcan judge, Wirt N. Norris, was doing the same with the Russians. (;ompf said the judging of diving Is occasionally so cutthroat that he thought at the time of the offer that the Russians possibly might have proposed the same deal to countries like Sweden or Italy, both of which have contenders In diving. "I was going to be a judge again. I was the American judge at the Munich Olympics During the afternoon competition, for example, both the By IA)UISSAPSIS still Eyes Title; -W,J1TJL Sanford Bout In Offing? Mike Quarry's recent trip to San Diego proved to be a lesson in futilit) for theSouthem light heavyweight when his opponent Ed Bossman" Jones showed up 14 pounds over the contracted weight. The Quarry-Jones scheduled IG.rounder was to have been on the same show that had Ken Norton squared off against Larry Middleton on national With Mik&s older brother, former heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry, doing the color commentary it was natural to have the2S.year-oldveteranof66proboutsintheback.upfight,in case of an early knockout. Mike had been set to headline a show at the Orlando Sports Stadium for his manager, Pete Ashlock, but when the chance for exposure on TV came up, Quarry along with his trainer, Iminlck Polo, made the 3,000.plus mile trip. The day before the fight it was discovered that the dangerous Jones was nowhere near the contracted weIght of 179 pounds, as he tipped the scales at a ridiculous 193. 'We were told we could have Jones' stablemate, Jesse Burnett," Polo explained upon arriving back in Florida, "in place of Jones. "Ofcourseweturnedthatfightdown.BurnettlsoneoIthetop fighters in the world. Ranked in the top five by most ratings. I know Mike can take him and we would be happy to meet hun anytimebutnotforthemoneywewereoffered,orafterpreparing for another fighter. "Mike was ready to meet Jones. That was what we had planned on and that is what we had geared our training towards. Someone knew all along that Jones wasn't anywhere near 179 pounds. They tried to get real cute, by signing Jones to the contract but figuring all along that we would take Burnett just to get OH I'V As it turned out Mike sat out the fight and Jones was forced to meet Burnett in a slow-paced bout that found Burnett taking a unanimous decision. been around this business too long to let things like that upset me. '1 still feel that I will be the world's champion someday and it is toward that goal that I am now striving with all my being. "I don't expect to be fighting five years from now, but when I do go out, I expect It to be a the champ." Mike had a shot at that goal ef his once before, when he faced Bob Foster for the light heavyweight title In June of 1972, and he was laid to rest by a left hook in the fourth round. I r J. -.. . . . . , I . •. -- ... - - . - ..., ' NO DEPOSIT, NO RETURN . -.. ..:-' •. • '.. t' . :. f ,, ;._iL .., ; • T:-:. • ,,: - ....... .. '. Russian and the American judges had 36 opportunIties to mark American and Soviet divers. Only once did the Russian give an American diver a higher mark than the American judge did, while Norris always marked the Russians lower than La1ushkln. Gompf said the situation was regrettable, but the Russian ani American balanced each other out and that In general It appeared the best diver would win. One of them will get them CHICAGO(AP) -Great rimning, a strong defensive but a starting job and all three might questionable quarterbacking get to play because of their corps is what the College All- various abilities. Coach Ara Stars will unveil Friday night Parseghian is hoping one of when they meet the two-time them will get the hot hand Super Bowl champion Pitta- which will enable the All-Stars burgh Steelers Friday night in to end an 11-game losing streak to the pros. Soldier Field. The All-Stars have not won a The midsummer football classic in which the pros hold a game in the series since l96&,. 30-9-2 edge will be nationally when they upset the late Vince televIsed (ABC, 9:30 p.m., Lombardi's Green Bay Packers20-l7. ED'r). "Each excels at a particular [own through the years the All-St.arshavehadthetalentsol type of skill and each maybe such great name quarterbacks has a little shortcoming," said as Sammy Baugh, Cecil Isbell Parseghian. "But there's no and Otto Graham and recent perfect football player. "Significantly, all appear to standouts like Roger Staubach, Steve Bartkowski and Bert hare tremendous competitive instincts, which is a super asJones. The No. I pro draft pick this set. Kruczek probably is a little year was Richard Todd of Ala- faster, but Penrose and Blount bama but Todd did not report to probably can throw the ball camp, leaving the quarter- better. I think all three are cxbacking duties to Mike Kruczek cellent leaders in the huddle of Boston College, Craig Pen- and they have the respect of rose of San Diego State and Jeb their teammates," said Parseghian. Blount of Tulsa. this way against the Milner until the eighth. Marty Perez and Gary MatThe Reds got the only run thews opened the rally with Cardinals," Smith admitted. "But the iiiain satisfaction is Norman needed against Jon singles and Bobby Murcer the fact we won the game. It Matlack in the fourth Inning punchedabuntlntoleftfieldfor seemed like my name kept when Ken Griffey singled, stole a run-scoring double. Chris coming up in trade talks all the second and scored on a single Sprier's sacrifice fly produced the winning rUfl. time, so I just made an extra by Joe Morgan. CASSEIJ3ERRY-Round two of the Semmole liarness Raceway Celebrity Driving Championship will be byianMaver AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pet, OS New York 51324.40BaltImore 43 41 .so 12 Cleveland 12 11 .191 13 Boston DetroIt are likely to try a field goal, hack Into the ropes or do an adlib if they aren't in the lead. House Committee Hears F Iii I e 'i s I( U F' ri F ci r f I professional boxers, three football players and one disc jockey for the second of four rounds. . I:Ii, boxers Mike Quarry, Gene Wells, Joey Vincent and me arc expected to stretch into the Rollie Fingers to the Boston WAShINGTON (AI) Finley.Kuhn baseball feud has fail, continue today wIth profes- RedSoxfor$l million each, and moved into the halls of Con- sional hockey figures as the Vida Blue to the New York witnesses. Yankees for $1.5 million. gress. Finley told the 13-member The House panel is taking Charlie Finley, the cantan- testimony from all major U.S. committee that Kuhn exceeded 1 kerous owner of the Oakland professional sports In an effort the authority granted him by A's, and baseballcomnrnissioner to decide whether to write or baseball's owners. Bowie Kuhn used a house corn- revise laws governing such "The (major league) agree. mittee as a sounding board for matters as expansion, fran- ment does not permit the corntheir differences Wednesday. chise shifts, labor problems, missioner to go hog wild or give No end to the Feud Is insight, %iOlence in sports and tax and him carte blanche," insisted but three other baseball owners antitrust statutes. The corn- Finley. When asked by Rep. Don told the congressmen they miltee is expected to make agreed with Kuhn in his recent legislative recommendatons by Clausen, R-N.Y., if he thought decision to nullify Finley's sale the end of the year. Kuhn's decision was an attempt mnree uaxjaixi is s scars nor The baseball owners who to drive him from baseball, $3.5 lllilliOfl. sided with Kuhn were John Finley replied, "Yes, sir!" He cited what he said were I"iniey told the Select Ilouse Calbreathof Pittsburgh, Bud Committee on Professional Selig of Milwaukee and Robert (our unfair tines by Kuhn that cost him $7,)0. "I can't figure Sports that Kuhn was trying to llowsam of Cincinnati. Pete Rozelle, commissioner the man out," said Finley. "I drive him from baseball by nullifying the sale and by past of the National Football don't think he likes rue." Kuhn at first declined to disfines. Finley is contesting League, also testified WednesKuhn's action in federal court. day, saying tie thought every- cuss the decision because of the Kuhn said he made the deel- one involved in Finley's aborted litigation, but was drawn into .vion in the best Interests of all sales - includirg both Finley making a few comments. He told Clausen, in answer to and Kuhn - acted legally. liaseball. Finley sold Joe Rudi and a question, that baseball "has The sports hearings, which to wrestle with suspicion as well as actual fact. Where you have inultimilijon dollar deals and - Dick Butkus, Don Jonas and Randy Jackson. WOI.F's John Lander gets another chance tonight because last week his horse tripped in warmups and was Channel 2 newscaster Marty Stebbins and WOK H announcer Guy Rozier qualified for the Aug. 5 final. The top two placers tonight, plus the top two from next week's newspaper race, round out the field in the final Evening Herald sports editor Jim Haynes is defending champion In the Championship series. - petition alter his bronze medal American team. stablemate, when both were in the amateurs. closed Feuerbach. they could in Wednesday's finlh in the 100 butterfly. "In Fact they once fought an amateur match and it was one of events "Yes, there was a possibility After some more wrangling -they still haven't been the greatest bouts ever fought in this area. Vogel's winning time was we could have gotten thrown off on the phone with the officials, beaten but, for the first time 543 "In recent monttn Braden has been going great guns for in the Games, they failed to the team," Feuerbach revealed I"euerbach and Wilkins got South Florida promoter, Chris Dundee, as he has stopped Roger break a world record. The relay team of Mike Bra.. Wednesday, shortly after back into their rented car and Pinkney and Jern Hill us his last two starts. ncr, Stockton, Calif., Bruce checking into the Olympic headed for Three Rivers, Que., Like Nadia's, it wasn't much "We also would like to have Ca.sselberry's Scott Clark °i Furniss, Santa Clara, Calif., Village. "But it was a risk where they had been invited to of a lapse. It came in the men's MONTREAL (AP) Little what might be waiting for her in John Naber, Menlo Park, Calif., worth taking." card along with some of Seminole County's top amateurs. train by members of the West 100-meter butterfly. To make Nadia Comaneci stood on the Moscow in 1980? Somewhere - and Jim Montg' mery, eventrecently special- German track and field team. up for the failure to break Mark victory stand, smiling, her in Leipzig, Louisville or Liv- Madison, WI.,., chopped more Ists The tooktwo theirfield gamble Spitz' 4-year.old record, the arms held high like an empress erpool -some 10-year-old tyke than seven seconds off its own when they refused to board the Americans turned it into acknowledging the fealty of her must be swinging on a bar and record. I) American team bus that caranother 1-2-3 sweep, their third loyal subjects. coveting Nadla's medal. o s.. Tø ned the track and field squad South Daytona 10 of the Games. In the wings, Olga Korbut "1 think 10 years is the limit U.S from its original training site E. G'many 7 1 ,L\ 1 IS m sweep by Mati Vogel, wiped away a tear. foragymnast," the tiny Roma- USSR. Advances, 13-6 and screening area at Fort Wayne, Ind., Joe Bottom, It was the end of a storybook nian said only last Tuesday. She Japan I 1 3 S sburgh, N.Y. some 60 mIles ORMOND BEACH Ocala, - th.it demolished all corners. He Santa Clara, Calif., and Gary chapter in ladles' gymnastics. has been in the IIIC1iYIOND, Ky. i AI 1 2 Sport seven from Montreal - to the Games, which eliminated Sanford on W.Gacmany I 1 1 3 F.arle Combs, who earned a hit over .300 in nine of his 12 Hall, Fayetteville, N.C., along At21,Olga,the onetime wonder years already. She will have crne.ia Instead, they stayed behind. Tuesday, also fell by the 0 0 3 niche in baseball's Hall of seasons with the Yankees, In- with a winning, world-record child from the Soviet Union, served her sentence a year be- Romanla 1 1 0 3 While training there, in vir. wayside In the Little Major UuLarla 1 Fame as a quiet member of the cluding a .356 mark and a time of 7 minutes, 2322 seconds was over the hill. In her place, fore Moscow. I 0 2 tual privacy for two or three l.eague tournament alter ifaIy 1 0 1 2 New York Yankee's famed league-leading 231 hIts in 1921. in the men's )0 freestyle relay, wearing an Olympic gold medal Today, however, she is on top Denmuli days, they were beselged by dropping a 13-6 decIsion to 2 3 "Murderer's How," died But the legendary Babe Ruth pushed the male swimmers' Instead of a tiara, stood Nadia, of the gymnastic world - Gr) BrIm 0 I 1 2 numerous telephone calls from South Daytona Welnesdy. II \Vt'dnesday after a long ls'.ess and Lou Gehrig, both Hall of medal accumulation so far to 14, just a twig of a girl out of hailed across continents and Franc, 0 0 2 2 U.S. Olympic officials, inlormThus once-beaten South' l-'aniers, were the headliners on all seven gold medals awarded, Romania, the new queen of the oceans - and Olga, who won Hungary 0 I ' lit' ii. trig them that their spots on the Daytona faces undefeated st. that 1927 team that stormed to a five silver and three bronze in uneven bars and balance beam, three gold medals and a silver Bilgaum • i o i team were in jeopardy. Then, ('loud tonight at 7, with South was the leadoff hitter 110-44 record in4 a four-game four iays. H011and Could Nadia, In her moment fouryearsago to send the sport 0 ' Feuerbach and Wilkins drove Daytona needing ii cvnterfielder tur the Van- sweep 01 Pittsburgh in the 0 0 1 a win to force 1 In all, the American team of glory, be looking at the dis- Into unprecedented popularity, inn AUSIa 0 0 1 up to Montreal at the behest of a winner'tak'.alI ..mne Friday I blitt'mic of the 1920s World Series, now ha., 10 gold, eight silver and tressed Olga and wondering is left only with memories, ','.rjI'', the It S ifliriaI', hut th 0 I til1 Fe a rS (9 5) I es - - I I1on-Recipient Sfnic Th . -- Scott Snotliaht w - - -- 14 API MIAMI REACh EIght members of the Miami Dolphins have been given awards for their 1975 performances, but the spotlight at the team's annual awards banquet may have been stolen by a nonrecipient. Safety Jake Scott attended *e National Football League team's banquet Wednesday night after missing the affair last year and starting a tiff with coach Dun Shula that may still end with Scott being traded. "I'n I II' h..r.' " IF'. , "I Si'a'mft rnnceded.. .. " "what's to be said. I wish It wasn't made out to be that important." Shula made It important last year after Scott failed to show, later in the season Shula and the safety had differences which led to Scott's request to be traded. A trade was never worked out. Both men said last week, however, that they are on better terms now. And while Scott said he had not revoked his request for a trade, he did say he won't actively seek one now. pennants delivered, the integrity of the game will be undmmed." . ___ -. /1/0/1 .k%1Y0 97'fl'F ,lb'E CA4,t'GfP QUtYé14 - 1/TWCf'4O.QFd!d CXYMP/C9 gI'94'4'4W lOT f#/8.4'l'b,4Y/T -_ - 43 47 472 13 41 46 .411 13 V $ .130 11½ MitwIiei i PW/C/1 WeSt ,(an City 56 35 .613 Oakland ii 43 .316 Texas . 16 44 .511 Chicago 12 4 .441 13' Minnesota 12 4 .447 13½ California 35 56 .111 19 Wednesday's Results ChIcago 43, Detroit 1.0 Cleveland 6. CalifornIa 2 New York 10, Oakland 1 Milwaukee S. Kansas City Minnesota S Boston 1 Baltimore 6, Texas 1. 13 in YIYL24t6 /,7'C'Q0 ,71 ELIJOIP ,i,yEg,c4 f'lThv CotC(/' g #qtqeqo,,,a'& t/kt oiy1fP'CC', ,41 7'7"pQf5,#'/'7 ,WTE,YP , eT 4i,' ,4/j Wg ,yzl'E' /97 q(J/4'6 )'aqi Z9Ri'f4fl '4'/ WO/1 7/1/5 V7 o . . . . Today's Games Oakland (Norris 3 2) at New York (Ellis 11.4) Detroit (A¼Corm.ck 0.1 and Bare 35) Chicago (Barrios 23 and Odom 00), 2, (tn at CalifornIa (Tarana 11.4) at Cleveland (Thomas 2.)), (n) Milwaukee (Colborn 6.10) at Kansas City (FitimorrIs 11.3), , . ..- :" ' ' . . , . ." Los Ang ' "" . ' ' ' -. . L ,, ")' 4:....., , '." 41)4 , .' ,, M4uF-. FLOSIDA STATS LIAGU! Nwtheni 04,111.0 W. I., PCI. OS 57 4 .541 53 Houston 4 II .500 San Diego 46 4 .4*9 12½ Atlanta 42 50 .157 15'.', San Fran 10 55 .121 19 Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 7, St. Louis 6. 10 MIami ., is .iss s', W,*ws4ay litulti ia Pompano aeach 31 51 .3% 14 Tampa 30. Witt Palm Beach I? 64. MiamI 34 t,.ak.land 21, FOrt LauderOa1 ii Pompano B16ch 31, St. Petersburg TsdaysG.mit Miami t Pompano Beact, Fort Laud,rdai. at Wet? Palm Be.d Tampa at t,a,Iand (3) 6004.40; 2. Whippqndil (1) 3.00, 19.10.6.10,S.10;2.MarioEdwardl2) 7.'0. 3.1. Darron (6) 1.20, Q (17) 560.310;3.BlrqulnOvy(5)310.Q V.30; P (7.1) 101.10; 31.33. (2 3) $12.00; P (32) $17.60. 1. Victor Edward (I) SECOND- I. Worthy WIll (3) SECOND 13.00, 6.00, 4.80; 2. 56nsag, Himax 10.10, 580, 340; 2. GaltanOvy (7) (6) 3.60. 2.10; 3. Speclres Trend (1) 7.60, 1.10; 3. MirioPecina (2) 2.80, 350. 0 (36) 2510; P (36) 137.10; T Q (75) 1102 00. P (I 7) $241 SO Bg Q (2.3 with alI71 $301.20 and (347) fl7.60; OD (73) 210.20; 35.53. THIRD- 1. Bob Tryon (I) 1.10. (23 with ailS) $301.20. 1 Urarte Lorenlo ) 300.3.20; 7. R's Jerry (7) 300. 2.60; THIRD i. Penrose Don (1) 10.00; 0 (711 17.40, 1.40. 3.00; 2, BobGoros (1) 11.20; P (Si) 27.00; T (47.1) 112.00; 6.60, 5.20; 3. Oaitan.Sutton (2) 3.20.' - - 31 17. Q (3.1) $12.40; P (3 4) $179.10 FOURTH- I. colonel Lucky (3) FOURTH - 1. Peclna (I) 13.10. 15 10,660, 5.10; 2. LiSeta Farrow (6) 150.360; 3. Paco (2) 380. 150; 3 6603 80; 3 Sovran Stormy (1) 440. Echanil (1) 480; 0 (13) $46 80; P 0(36)44.20; P (36) 100.80; T (167) (12) $99.30; LID (31) $117.90. FIFTH - 1. Jot'geEchaniz (St 505 00; 31.33. FiFTH-. Sunny Deli (5) 21.60, 1550, 9,80, 1.80; 2. Gasti Waily (1) 7 30, sb; 2. Noel's First (I) 1.00. 9.50, 680; 3. Gaidos-Sarduy (2) 180; 360; 3. Tailgate Toddy (1)3.00; 0 (5 0 (IS) 115 80; P (6 1) 1411.90. SIXTH-i. Soios.Gasti 11(2)660. ei 3780. P (SI) 64.30; T (18.7) 350. 5.20; 2. DobMolina (1) 7.20. 516 SO; 38.53. 1.40; 3. NesterMandiola (3) 3.60; 0 SI*TH-1.Chicory (3) 13.40, 6.40, 3 40; 2. MovIng Lady (I) 3.10.3.40; 3. (2 1) $21.00. p (2 1) $111 00; 00 (4.2) Ken Strider (2) 3.20; Q (13) 16.00; P $311.10. (3 I) 91.20; T (3-1.2) p150; 31.31. SEVENTH - I. Barquin.Elorni 1600, .O0. 4.20; 2. Galdos.Gasti SEVENTH-i. UFO Joe (61 11.10, il(S) 600, 1.50; 3. IsasaMolina (6) 300. 3.10; 2. Gracievi Dame (2) (52) 1136.50. TENTH 1. NestorOvy (7) 7.60. 13.6OMickey Eckert (5) 3.20; Q (3.7) 5.40.300; 2. Gaitan.Lorenzo (2) 1.20. 21.40. P (72) 77.70; 1 (7.23) 231.60; 3.40. 3. Uriarte.Diaga (1) 280. 0 (2' 31.44 .. i'.i.' ' . ' ' TENTH- 1. SC Whitestone (5) I 27100; 31 02. EIGHTH - 1. VIctory Wreath ELEVENTH- 1. True Faith (1) (Roy) (7) 3.20, 3.80, 3M; 2. Freeze 650,540350; 2. Norman's Shot (2) 5,10, 3.50; 3. Amy Girt Mercury 13.40, 4.60; 3. Riteway Red (8) 3.60; (1) 3.00; 0 (3.7) 123.20; T (7.3.4) 0(1.2)41.60; P (1.2) 116.10; T (1.25) $11.10; T (5.6.1) $176.10; 2:01.4. TENTH - I. Deliner (Ruggies) (1) 19.00. 10.40, 2.40; 2. Lady Dee DI. (5) 10.10, 2.40; 3. S.,mter Princess (1) 2.50; 0 (15) 149.00; 1 Il (4.5.1) 1472.00; 2;07. A - 1,313; Handle - 14132 P (1.2) 1137.50, DD (8 7) ) 16.10. 5.20. 4.80; 2. WhIte Shasta (3) $139.90 ELEVENTH-i. GaldosPaco (6) 1310,4.20; 3. Hardy Type(I) 5.20; 0 ii.20,I10.310; 2. IsasaDiaga 13) 3571.I0; P (53) 25170; T (3.31) n 45 SI .441 11½ $130.40; 3:09. 42 SI 435 14½ NINTH -1. Antigo (Petersen) TWELFTH- I. Jersey Jane (3) S0D4Vt$4I0 6.10. 3.60, 3.20; 55 43 .541 Win (6) 1540, 160, 4.10, 2. Madeawith (2) 7.00,3.00; 3. Byrd2.KChance (1) 2.80; 0 (5.6) 6.20. 16 W Palm Beach WIn,, ,' ' , , DAYTONASEACH WEDNESDAY MATINEE FIRST - I. Vktor.Sulton DAYTONASEACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIRST- I. KeIso Queen (7) - - .J.". . '"' Tempa La,l.nd .401 24'. St Peteraburg 329 30½ Winter HIven II 33 .621 53 11 .355 6 ' '1 '.j JalAlal 1.20; 0 (38) 54.80; P (35) $219.90 EIGHTH - I. Apraiz.Waliy l6) 10.80; P (6.1) 177.60; T (6.12) 3340. 8.40. 7.80; 2. GaldosBoniguin 120580; 31.56. (2)610,340; 3. Isasa Elorri (3) 7.80. EIGHTH- I. Nellie Day (5) p.20, 3.60, 400; 2. Sandy Time (4) 3.10, Q (26) 54)40; P (6.2) 143 60; Big 0 300 3. Spyln Sly (3) 4,40; Q (5) (35 with 26) $593.00. NINTH - I. .IOI'09 (8) 21.00. 840. 71 00; P (5.1) 64.90; T (5.43) 116.60; 1.20; 2. Aprail (2) 3.60. 260. 3 38.15. NINTH- I. Mark Belew (7) 4.80, Bonlguen (7) 2.60; Q (2 I) 142 60; p ',.' j 1 "" '' '1" '' / . NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pet, GB Phhia 60 21 .612 Pitts 31 39 .w 10 4 16 .516 14½ New York St. LOsjIs 10 50 .414 21 Cincinnati / ".' Dog Racing 100, 3.40; 2. Nap's Jake (4) 7.10, 600; 3. Prince PrInter (2) 8.10; , '// Only games Scheduled 21 57 West '. , Baltimore (Grimsley 21) •t Texas (Perry p.7), (n) Friday's Games 37 54 . ' raso$a (Redfern 26), (n) Montreal . .4 ,, ,., (n) Boston (Tiant '07) at Mm. Milwaukee at Baltimore, (n) Detroit at Cleveland, (n) Boston at New York. (tm) Minnesota at Chicago, (n) Kansas City at Oakland, (n) .. . nings Chicago B7ONt5 - 4.80; 3. Travelln Lucy (3) 1.00, SO; P (5.2) 371.70; 1 (3.3.3) 0 (2 5) A- 38 21. 3,129; Handle- $211.44'. 8.10. 9.40; 3. Rafael.Peclna (2) 3.40. 0(36) $41.10; P (63) $15.10. TWELFTH - I. Isasa Waliy (2) 600,610.3 00; 2. SolanaRodolfo (1) 24.00,3.20; 3 Apraiz Coblan (I) 5.60. 0(12) 132.60; P (2.1) $110.10; Big 0 (36 with I 2) 1671.00. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mario Ovy (1) 10.40, 660.7.40; 2. Bob.DIaga (5)5 50,1.20; 3. NestorGoros (5) 3.20; 0 (15) 15310; p (15) $364.20. FIRST - SECOND -I. Uriarte.Edward (6) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 17.20, 13.10.9.20, 2. Gaitan.Gooctwin FIRST- I. Lady's Ready, 2. (2) 3.50, 3.10; 3. M.ario.Goros (3) Tokas TrInket, 3. Fawn Dawn, innIngs 320; 0 (36) 43.20; P (62) 112000; Ruth Roady, 5. PecOs MIsty, , PhiladelphIa 5, San Diego 1 TOHIOHT'SENTRIES Bentley, 7. More Security, I. Big 0 (1.5 with 26) 16.37.60. San Francisco 7. Chicago 1 SI. Pter%burgatWin?ecliayen FIRST - 1. Zoom, (Page); 2. Shannon THIRD - I. Gaitan Diega (31 ttsbur 5.1, Houston 1.1 Michigana Chief (Jefferson); 3. SECOND- 1. Travelln Jane, 2. 11 , 420. 2 40; 2 BobGoodwsn (1) Demon Express (1. Crank; 1. Tailgate TIger. 3. streeI 1, Atlanta 3 460,2.60; 3. Barquln Goros CS) 3.20. Mu Cincinnati 1, New York 0 Lizzie Van (Wingard); (3.1) $32.20; P (31) $11130. S. Rebel I Conway Finny. 5. JobIl's Wizard, 6. Today's Games Guy (Lake); 6. Love Bug Run Ghost Barrs, 7. Lady's Day. I. FOURTH - I. Galdos (7) fl 10. Black Pittsburgh (Medich SI) at (Roy); 7. Mar Con Star (Johnson); Bass. AT COLONIAL DRIVE 5.20.1.80; 2. Molina (3) 11.00.140; 3 Philadeiphia I Miss Sarah Air,(Vandervoort), (Underwood 5.2). Pro Division 5.60; 0(3.7) 139.00; P17 THIRD- i.Lottle Farrow, 2. In) SECOND - I. Little Golden Boy Staze, 3. Ramblln Cathy, 4. Jack 5) 1301.20; 00 (3.7) 171.10. Atlanta (Morton 0.7) at Mon (Lake); 2. Zeb Painter Robert Henderson (Britton); 3- Party. 5. Pretty Boy Cox, 6. Mobile FIFTH - 1. Jorge.Rodolto (8) real (Fryman S.?), (ii) Gary English 29.23.24-78 Lone Ranger (Provost); 4. LOCO Spirt, 7. MovIng Millie, I Bloody 12 20. 9,10, 3.20; 2. GastI.Boniguen Chicago (Stone 1.2) at St. Tom Bonds 25.37.31-79 Legs (Serbes). 5. WInning Angel (B. Stride. (4) 4.40, 7.40; 3. Solana Echaniz (I) Louis (Falcon. 6.5), (n) Regur); 6. Chief Mercedes (Vilar); Charley Zeni 2I.23.26-7t FOURTH- 1. Unraveling, 2. 100; 0 (45) $11.00; P (8.1) 1103.50 Son Diego (Spillner 2.9) at RIch Henderson 23.31-10 7. Glenwood Time (R. Neely); SIXTH -. I. Gatdos.Dlaga (6) Struggle Tptru. 3. Golden GlItter. 4 Los Angeies (Rhoden 90), (n) Travel Way (Taylor). Dave Grether 31.24.26-Il 25.10,7.50, 5.60; 2. UriarteMandtoia Co,jsln's Bubba, 5. Bangie B. Royal, Only games scheduled THIRD - 1. Pan Byrd Clarence Daniels 32.25.fl-.-& , Summer Dew. 7. Play, S Wright (2) 5.10. 150; 3. SolanaLorenzo (1) Friday's Games 2. Jack Poole Dillons Art Can Can fl3029-41 (Newman); 5.00; 0 (26) $46.00; P (6.2) 16.900; Cincinnati at Atlanta, In) (Grimes); 3. Bordners Pride APA FIFTH- Romantic Ronny, 2. Red 00 (56) 1769 10 pittb (Kucia); 4. at Agent Philadelphia. Adams Doug Short 23.24 24-73 SEVENTH 1 BOb Sarduy (31 (No DorIa. 3. Or Nitro. 4 Aurun. In) Driver); 5. Jims DaveBeck Dream Penrose Fleur. 6. Wayside Bond, i. 16.60, 10.60, 5.00; 2. Solana.Cobian New York at Montreal. In) (D'Amato); 6. Dancing Cotieen Voiare, I. Ima Chuck Palm (7) 11.40,5.00; 3. Ratael.Davalos (1) Friend. Chicago at St. Louis, (n) .limManning 29.26.27-12 (Aldrich); 7. Oteca Mis (Berex. SIXTH- Jan Man. 2. Wayside 100; 0 (37) 143 30; P (3.7) 117070 nak); San Francisco at Houston, SleveWoodley I. Egyptian Wind (Hobbs). 3324.3o-19 EIGHTH - 1. SolanaBoniguen Scully.3 Deer Hunl,4 Marascitine, In) FOURTH - I. Ben 1 (DeBerry); s. Torn Shaver 2439.34-41 Perot jIvin. 6. Ammo, 7. B's (3) 13.10.6.00.3.50; 2. RaIael.Cobian Son Diego at Los Angeles, Steve Vad 2. Flaxeys Boy (Lake); 3.1. M. King (I) S 20. 1.00; 3. Gaidos.Echanhz (6) Sister, S. E. C. TutIIe. In) CR. Neely); 1. Saunders Echo Novic,A 700; 0 (3.7 with 13) (ail.1) 111600 EIGHTH- 1. Trade Day. 2 ClIp. 30.29 24-'53 (Shell); S. Camden Jody (Berez. 3 Robert Johnston and (all 3) $3140. Pinto, 1. RIsing Hope, nak); 6. Feather Hill (Strong); 7 Eve Appeal, 6. Loco Greg McAilhlney 21.25.3)-Il NINTH - I. VclorGoros (7) Motion, 7 RenoGambons 29.31.25...45 Jefferson Adios (Kimball); S Wampum, Susie Gem. II 30, 10 40.340; 2. Barquin Lorenzo Maynard Pence (Komers). Dave Kuil 2132.32-92 EIGHTH-I. Peggy West, 2. Blue (II 510, 100; 3 Nesto' Davalos (Si FIFTH - 1. Counsel Rice Jim. 3 Mr. JoeYad 0, Q (I?) $54.00; p (7.11 $100.50. Good. 1. K's Pharooh. 5, Novice (Bourgeois); 2. Avon Marshal lndcation, 6. Penrose Dot.?. Becky DO (4 7) 110230 (DennIs); 3. Great Moment (No Sue. 8 Smile Joey. John St. Onge ELEVENTH 1. Solana National League 32.31.32-99 Driver); 1. Governor Del Lee PhIISt.Onge NINTH- 1 Big Expectation. 2. Mandioli (3) 1100, 5.50. 320; 2 (Tarpy); BATTING (215 at bats)- Brent Wenger 3. Rodo Melody (Roy); 6 Just 34.31.35-100 Foxy. 3 Dark Velvet, 1. Run Galdt35 Echanl: (2) 6.50. 120; 3 A.Oilver, Pgh, .35.4; W.Robinson. Gary Gunter Manna (Whayland); 7. 3334.34-lol MutOla.Paco (6) 3.50; 0(23) 20. Extra Angus Dog Two. 5. Miss Liberation. 6 Pgh, .335; Rose. Cm, .331; (Shell); S. Olhkosh (Gill. P (32) 1)56 90. Pecos Olackllght, 7. Josie Potts, . W Crawford, StL, 333; Griftey. Cm, SIXTH - 1. Festive Guy Jenello TWELFTH1. Mutilla Boniguen Putt Putt Major League a. Leaders 127 Harness Racing 332. - I effort to study the Cardinals' Itv The Askoclated Press PhillIes 5, Padres 1 pitchers. I guess it paid off." Jim Kaat won hIs 10th game When Reggie Smith was with While Smith jolted his former with ninth-Inning help from St. !.ouis earlier in the season he had a hunch he might be St. Louis teammates with solo Gene Garber while Tommy traded, so he took a cram homers-his 12th and 13th-In Hutton hit a three-run homer, course. His subjects were the the third and fifth innings and a his first of the season. Jay pair of singles, another cx- Johnstorie led the Phils' 11-hit Cardinal pitchers. The hunch came true last Cardinal, pinch hitter Ted Six- attack with a double and two month when the Cards dealt emore, singled home an singles. PIrates 5.4 hun to lMs Angeles and now unearned run in the bottom of Spot starter Larry Demery Smith is teaching a slam course the 10th innIng off St. Loul.s reand the St. Louis hurlers are lief ace Alllrabosky to give the allowed two hits after flirting Dodgers the victory, with a no-hitter for 62-3 innings receiving failing marks. in the nightcap. In the opener, South has hit five home runs Red. 4, Mets 0 Fred Norman retIred 21 of the Jerry Reuss scattered nine hits in a Los Angeles uniform all Giants 2, Cube 1 in the last 10 games and all first22battersandextendedhis TheCubstookal-0 lead in against the Cardinals. Two of career record at Riverfront them came Wednesday as the Stadium to 30-7 with a four- top of the ninth on Joe Wallis' Dodgers topped St. LouIs 7-6 In hitter. The 32-year-old left- homer off John Montefusco, (sitting Perez ' fter Regg ie St-ri itIi H itting Cards Like Owns tm hander, senior member of the who hurled a three-hitter, but 10 Innings. "I would be lying if I didn't Reds' staff, allowed only a the Giant.s came back with two say that I got more satisfaction fourth-inning triple by John in the bottom of the ninth. S h ot, D i s c u s St a r s C a ni b I e d Earl (o rn bS I/In es S and 3-0; losing streak as he pitched the the Milwaukee Brewers first seven InnIngs. The Oakland A's haven't stopped the Kansas City Royab White Sox , Tigers 14 been the same since CatfIsh 5-0 and the Cleveland Indians Lamar Johnson drove ' two left -and no one knows defeated the California Angels runs and pitcher Chris jpp 'tter than Catfish Hunter, 6-2. won his first major league 'Oakland doesn't have the Hunter, 12.8, scattered nine game with a four-hitter as Cliidefense now," says the 'New hitsandgotample batting sup- cago beat DetroIt In the first York Yankee pitcher. port from Thurman Munson. game of a doubleheader. On Wednesday night, they The Yankee catcher drove in Bucky Dent drilled a two-run didn't have the offense, either five runs with a three-run triple in the fourth Inning and - losing a 10-1 decisIon to their homer and two singles. Bart Johnson scattered six hits former teammate. The only run off Hunter came to carry ChIcago to a sweep in There are only four guys in the first, on Joe Rudi's RB! the second game. playing regularly on the A's single. Munson hit his home run Brewers 5, Royals said Hunter. "And there in the fifth inning and runVon Joshua and Tim Johnson are only 10 players at the most scoring singles in the First and collected two hits apiece as who are still there that I played eighth. Milwaukee beat Kansas City with in 1974." wIth the help of sIx errors by the Orioles 1, Rangers 4 Hunter, who came to the Paul Blair, hitting only .206 at Royals. Yankees after escaping From The victory went to Bill TrayOakland through a legal loop- game time, socked a two-run off Joe Hoerner In the ers, 11-7, who gave up four hits hole in his contract, has treated homer in 6 2-3 innIngs, walked six, the onetime world champions top of the 12th inning to lead threw two wild pitches and hit with utter disdain since 1974. BaltImore over Texas. Blair's unter holds a 5-1 edge over the blast, his second of the season two batters, Al Fltzniorrls, 11-6, who made one of the Royals' -'t am he once led to three world followed a walk to Bobby Grich errors, was victimized by the and gave the victory to reliever Faulty support. titles. Martinez, 3-0. In the other American Tippy Indlain 6, Angela 2 League games, the Baltimore TwIns 5, Red Sox 1 Charlie Spikes drove in three Orioles beat the Texas Rangers Rob Randall drove in two runs and Rick Waits scattered 6-4 in 12 innings; the Minnesota runs with a third-inning double seven hits as Cleveland beat Twins turned back the Boston to help Dave Goltz and Mm- California. WaIts, 4-4, outdueled l(edSox5-l; theC'hicagowhite nesotadefeatBoston.Goltz,g4, California ace Nolan Ryan, 7 Sox took a doubleheader from stopped a personal fIve-game '2. ... televIsion audience of a billion to reconsider and award two four points at halftime and had chev third. "Right now Galindez is set to meet Kosie Smith in South people watched, while thou- golds. Miss Murdock was origi- all three centers in foul trouble Nadia, cool and almost forAfrica but there is a great deal of political unrest and if that fight sands of newsmen were pro- nally named the winner with 1,- before pulling out a 112-93 decl- bidding out of the Should be cancelled because of It, I will get my shot at Galindez in gymnasium, claiming her the queen of the 162 out of a possible 1,200 in the sion behind Scott May, with 26 scored her fourth New York in September." and filth perGames -Nadla turned human. small bore rifle, three posItions, points, and Adrian Dantley, feet 10 scores, this time on the At that poignant moment, one with Army Capt. Larry with 27, balance beam and uneven parRussia also remained unbeat- aIlel bars. Before these Games, Plans are still proceeding on the staging of professional for which she had trained Ba.sshani, Bedford, Tex., one through of face her life, en with a loe-85 rout of Canada. no score of 10 had been awarded boxing in Seminole County. "It is almost guaranteed that we will screwedmost up tier in a she gri- point behind, After a 3-hour check, oth- The Americans automatically in Olympic competition. She MONTREAL I Al') - Shot didn't go to the Village. be coming into Sanford with a show before the winter rolls mace -a typical teenage effort daIs discovered a clerical error go to 4-0 tonight when they pick finished with a total score of putter Al Feuerbach and discus around," Ashicek's director of boxing, Bruce Trampler, cornInstead, they went to a hotel, to stifle an Itching nose, had been made, giving the two up a forfeit against Egypt, 79.275 of a possible ). merited, thrower Mac Wilkins, the top "Wewentthere(toMont,real) And America's all"I am certain that we will have Taco Perez headlining the conquoring male Gary Boll, a medical student qualifiers in their events at the because we were told by the ofswimmers card and I have made feelers towards Miami atClncinnatl,sayshe'atakjnga U.S. Olympic trials, came very ficials that some very importo get Kip Braden as turned human, too. But not - the Detroit Tigers 4-1 .,. Nadia Hum an After All, Raceway 'Athletes' U.S. Men Swimmers Roll In Round 2 Tonight Sometimes he stops and wonders if it is all worth it. massive, jostling international third with six, six and one. No was named the winner, a unanimous decision over "Since I lost to Foster, I have come close to retiring a couple news conference. other nation has more than one The Americans also survived Anatoly Volkov, the Russian have decided to give it one more big try and if that means a little girl, subject to all the In addition to the swimmers, saw one of their boxers move in a bout in Moscow early thcn hill lii California and back again. tion ceremonies, and a silver from its shooting after a decisive victory over his The attention of the Games, "I will do whatever I have to do. But I will give myself every The gold medal as the team. Included was the first chief opponent, a Russian, and however, was riveted on little oppertunity to get that second chance at the gold ring. "After it is all over, I want to go back to school and get a Gaines' all-around gymnast Olympic medal ever acquired had the first and second quali- Nadia and her flying exhibi. was around her neck, some in- by a woman in that sport. flers, Capt. Phil Boggs of the tions in the finals of the wom degree so I can work with handicapped children. I love kids and if credible marks were in the Margaret Murdock, 33, who's U.S. Air Force Academy and en's all-around gymnastics. I can spend my life helping them, then I will be doing what I enjoy books and some vanquished in nursing training at Topeka, Bob Cragg, Maple Glen, Pa., And she didn't disappoint any. the most. "But first I have to make this one last all-out effort at getting Russians were at tier sides Kan., took the silver in a con- going into tonight's finals in the one - unless it was her RUSSian when Nadia turned to watch the troversy with officials. It may men's three-metcr platform challengers, Nellie Kim and the world title." l.udinila Tourlschev, for years Quarry's wait for a shot at the 175-pound champion, 'ictor Romanlan flag being raised. yet turn out to be a gold, or a diving. Just as the first strains of the piece of a gold. The basketball team, now 3-0 the queen of the world's Galinder, might not be too much longer. Romanian national anthem U.S. team manager Joe Ber- In the round-robin tournament, gymnasts. Miss Kim eventually There is talk that Quarry may meet him on the undercard to sounded - while a worldwide ry said he was asking officials trailed tough Yugoslavia by finished second, MIss Touristhe Muhammad All-Ken Norton fight in September. Baseball ' Barnett Bank of Seminole and Flagship Bank of Sanford staged a challenge softball game Tuesday at Fort Mellon Park, and although Barnett scored the most rum, 13-9, there wasn't a clear cut winner. You see, women from both banks were sporting an auortznent of polled muscles and soreness at wort later this week. The only casualty was when Carol Green of Flagship tripped over the third bane line and required two stitches to close a wound. Above, Baraett's iaron Jones strides safely Into IA-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 22, 1q75 first while Wendy WIllL2nI awaits the throw. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) ______________________________________ ______________________________________________________ "but even so I was ahead when I got careless and got caught." the Olympics have ever seen. silver and four bronze while last 10 shots from the kneeling Davey Armstrong, Puyallup, Quarry entered the ring that night undefeated In 36 bouts and She was cool and poised beyond Russia, also the beneficiary of a position are used to break the Wash,, gave a classic perform- SCOREBOARD in ..... . MONTREALtAP) -She was four bronze. East Germany is Americans the same score. which has withdrawn its team funter Beats A's h is Tim e By 1 0-0 ! lt The Ashociatcd Press 'Stars, Steelers Collide Friday Hooks And Jabs Quarry Thursday, Juty 22, ø7-4A LI RUNS-Rose, Cm, 80; Griftey, Cm. 72; SchmIdt. Phi, 0; Monday, SEMINOLE Chi. 61; Morgan, Cm, 61. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS RUNS BATTED IN- G.Fo'ster. FIRST -I. Argo Angus (Seiders) Cm, 11; Klngman. NY, 72. Morgan, (6)900,3 10,3.60; 2. Fast And Easy Cmn. 70; SchmIdt. PhI, 62; T.Peres, (5) 2.50. 3.60; 3. FrIsky Future (Ii Cm, 60. 360; Q (56) $12.50; 2:09.1. (Bereznak; 2. Deano A (Sica); Barlow's Dutchess (Piper); TENTH- 1. Wonder, Bob's LIps. 2. Boy 3.. Lanky Hank, 1. Space Xinniklrviick (Weaver); S. Pepper Watch, 5. Geronimo Eckert, 6. John John (No Driver); 6. Western Scott L. Hayes, 7. Our Quest, I. Sovran (Bourgeois); 7. Nealon Time sentry (Patterson); I. Thorpes Champ ELEVENTH- I. Pennmarric, 2 (S?ader). Jocosta 3 Money Socs. 1 My .',I SEVENTH - 1. MIghty Mouth Molly, S San Ann, 6. Money Mami. 7 SECOND - 1. Steady Pat HiTS-Rot. Cm, 126; A.OlIver. (Ha.'tzler); 2. Real Blast (Grimes); Pecos Smokin', I. Jungle Jet Pgh. Iii; Moitene:. 9.00. 3.20. 2.20; 2. 3. Prcu M,s: W.rl tD'A-t:1; .1, 112, iWLPTH- I. Shelly, 7. Snei'on Garvey. LA, Ill; Buckner, LA, 112. Squaw Byrdle (2) 260. 2.20; 3. Senators Ilna (Kucia); 3 Judge Streakcr, 3 Joker Jake. 1 Rebozo. DOUBLES-Madlock. Chi, 23; Daytona Tern (3) 7.20; 0 (1.2) 6.60; Floyd 0. (R. Regur); 6. Byrd's s See Secrets, 6 Mac's George. 7 Zisk, Pgh, 72. Simmoq, StL. 22; T (123) 130.00; DO (6.1) 141.20; Honor (Van Deventer); 7. DebbIe wright Hi FitI, I. Bit of Grace Montanez, All. 2); Rose, Cm, 21. 2:10 Ham De (Roy). I. Arrlva Lii THIRD - I. Penliglus (Becker) (Wingard) AmerIcan League (7) 140. 3.20.2.40; 2. Jusla Frost (2) EIGHTH - I. Rocky Dominion BATTING 1213 at bats)- G.Brett, 500,340; 3. Sneaky John (5)2.10; 0 (Provost); 2. Strong (Kurtgworth); XC. .36, McRae, XC, .349; Munson, (21) 110 20; T (7.2.3) 19100, 7 09. 3 victory Rally (R. Pleely); 4. LeFlore, Del, .332; PlY. .33 FOURTH -1. Luke Way (Recur) Monterey Hanover (Sica); S Rudy Bostock. Mm. 229. (61 9.40, 3 60. 2.50; 2. Hobos FIrst (3) Adams (Petersen); 6. Speedy Jim RUNS-Rivers, NY, 62; R.WhIte, 170, 350. 3. Bullet Pace (1) 3.20; 0 (Brltton); 7. T J Q (Dvoraceli). NY. 63; Otis, XC. 60; G.Brett, XC. 136) $1650; 1 (63.4)193.00; 2:11. NINTH - I. Princess Strong (R. s. North. Oak. 51. FIFTH - I. Mary Jo Adios I. Regur); 2. Shawnee Win (No RUNS BATTED lN-Mayberry, Seiderl) (5) 14.20. 1460. 1.50; 2. Driver); 3 Chlet Byrd Time KC. 6.3. Munson, NY, 61. BurrouQhs, Crazy Goose (5) 5.20, 3 40. 3. Cap. (Grimes); 1. Ocmuigee Gem Tex, 60; Chambliss. NY, 59; L.May, lain Rile N (3)260; 0(58)14200; (Bridges); S Adios Mister (Kurti. ISJ_ Bat. 1 (5531 $31140; 1364 worth); 6 Mmndy Nib (Rau); 7. ___________________________ HITS-G.Brett, XC. 134. Munson, SIXTH - 1. Engine Room Russ Plaltznah (Ruggies); S. Sumter Beau NY, 116. Chambliss, PlY. ill; (Vandeventer) (1) 5.40. 360. 2 50; 3. iCuihane). LIFIOrI, Del. 111; RIvers, NY. fl1, Mmi's Bronse (2) 100.300; 3 Color TENTH - 1. NItty Lady Byrd DOUBLES-McRae. XC, 23; Me Beanie (5) 160; 0 (71) lii 00; 1 (Komers); 7. More Reliable Carty, Cli. 32; River's, NY, 21; (425) $109.00; 2:09.2. (Wilseyl; 3. Doras Bogie One G.Brett. XC, 21; Otis. KC. 2l. SEVENTH - 1. Anctndy (Rau) (Provost); 1. Abe's Hope (Smith); 5, ct__fl ----"' "'"'' "" " (5) 1110. 610. 5.20; 2. Mighty Dee Dum Greer (Kurtzworth); 6. G.Brett, XC, 9; LeFlore, Del, 6; Senator (3) 21 $0, 740; 3 BrillIant Racing Cloud (Bridges); 7. Lusty Poquette. XC. 6; I TIed With Byrd (1)110; 0(35) 1107.20. T (5.3 McXlyo (Hobbs), S Sue Fly Byrd Ii 12.231 50. 2.10.2. (#4 ingard). , (5) 13.10.5 20. 360; 2. Rafael (2)650,540. 3. Jorge M.ar.diola 17) ; 0 (21) $41.40; P (82) $91.20, 6mg 0 (2 3 with 2 5) 1723 40. p?!. $ - • . . ________________________ ______ ___ __A,' rninor 'eagues 0"lando $OuJThhhlM LUAQUS Ua,Ierw 04vtt1. i.. Ptt w Saven, ChrloIte - 01 It II i31 IS II IS II II ii, a' 421 2 Wii*ei'ii 04v.. Montgomery fl 7 ,y COIMbu1 II II 41 Chattanooga II I? 152 9 Kr,azviili 7 71 250 il' Wsdeesdays Resent OrlandQ I. Columbut I 2. Klovill I MonfoomeryS. Jacklcnvmll,4, II innng% Chattanooga 4. Sevwvan 2 - at Columb's it Orlando Cl"attanoopa at Savannah Knoavuite it ' . ' . ' ' _________________________ _________________________ ________________________ . _________________________ , - '1r4:41' �10*Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July U, ______________________ ______________________________________________ Ii. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LogI Notice TELEVISION LISTINGS AND Th Evening 10:00 i) BAI*4ARY JONES: A dog. boys Pet 600 2) (J (6) (.9) (12) NEWS FAM$l,y AFFAIR (P.bt) "Song ci .bs, 7) 24 AT THE TOP: Fee- . (Wed.) " St" (C&W) Harry Fords. Ardiony ' Mxdy Herman. Bill Al Pets " Wattoue(R) 35 MV FAVORITE 6.30 35 700 CUJR 10:30 WISye. ' "Berddo." AbI (Ff1) (Pvt'n., Tues.. Wed.) RID0FWOMEN(Th(fl.) ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) UGION IN THE NEYI!S '7) Zl STORY * PALL HARVEY COM- Guest.: (143n.) RU2h Nedir. Ben Biaclee (Tue..) JaT Beocn,ShedcyGrsene(VtIsd.) Wayne Rogers. Lou RaMs 35) STAR TREK 700 TI BONANZA (R) 7) 12) TONIGHT "LI WILD. WILD V€ST "El XXI OLV,IC GAMES (ThLn.) DocSe000then. Tom l)aeeen. Ha'W Correld (Fit) Lloyd Bild9es. Bill 24 MOVIE: ''Queen of Spades. Dane Edith Evar, Anton Walbrook, Yvonne MtdelI 1948 (Sf) Skxyol an aSeged ganJwipgngatcarc 9:30 14.) 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PROFILES 01Mm_____ dec$es she ware an- IN EDIJCAflON (Fil.) DALY oOerdhld.(R) 214 UPSTAIRS. DOWN. DEcyppg,q. 19DAJLYM STAIRS: Gordon,Mc*aon', an Enriy for ths per$ornenca 8:30 2i (Fit, oiiy) I DREAM OF in Ohs ePeode. in wtxth the the nebcberervagedby (4) PASTOR'S STUDY rewsp)er afroaty stories, vents his anti-German hoatlllbesonttelocalbaker.(R) 35) MOVIE: "TheyP1ef.s Oi*.' Jolu Garfield, kin Sheridan 1946. Young manis forced k - some bent robbers, bi.4 finally oi.tMls them. 9.00 P,.E5TEfl YOGAANDYOU .A1LEE 856 '12) DALY DEVO'nOPU.l. 6.56 f2J PALL HARVEY 700 '1) :J2) TOOAY (Local news at 725 arid 825). 2' PC MOVIE. 'Widow." Mdsael L.aamed, Bradford (I1rren. Widow meets enag- 4) 4 CBS NEV: (7.30, mm. local news, Ot 4), 6K) POPEVE AND FRIENDS ______ 5j 7) (I) . (Fl) 14) .. '6) HAWAII FIVE-0 ' Today,"Tony Marvjnretiredto vision shows were phased out. "Arthur told me he simply a quiet town in western Con.. couldn't afford me any more necticut. But today you can hear his and the parting was amicable," investigation by branding '2. PHIL DONAHUE SHW: tkGarrett as a 'vef. (R) Guest. to be amo.,xd. _________ voice on the four-hour "Tony's Marvin said. "I was never reTime," an afternoon feature on placed. Godfrey did the an• WATR, a S,000-watt Waterbury flouncing after that." Marvin said he and Godfrey station. "I'm my own engineer for the still keep in touch. In the late 1950s, after he left firsi time in years," said Godfrey, Marvin was the tate Marvin. "I'm enjoying it." when CBS offered him the had to tell jokestowarm up the RON HOWARD IN "DARKTOWN STRUTTERS ss 4 TREASURE LAST '4 OF JNIOHT,,,. MATECM6E 400 - usu GATOR. Come qethlm Fri 5:364 iS Sat.-Sirn. 1:30-2:31 television and radio shows a time on the AM side." C oni es U n de r Fire PIERRE, S.D. IAP> - Back In the old days, there was a bounty on nearly every wild critter that roamed South Da. kota prairies, Today, the state pays a bounty only on its official animal the coyote - that crafty, wolf. like creature that is a natural wonder to some but a symbol of destruction and ruin to sheep growers. - B' J1 'REYNOLDS - - - Ganie biologists are convinced that the county system Isn't solving the sheepherders' iroblems, and they would like to get rid of It. Sheep growers argue t.hat it IS a valuable tool, although they admit that the state bounties of $15 for adult coyotes and $2 for pu may be too low to do much good. - 74 SESAME S.TFEE1 ...MS FAMILY 35) frI 4:30 Cf.) LuC' '35 MICKEY MOUSE Ct.I.. (Saw') 500 2 ADAM 12 61t I LOVE LUCY GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LAST WITS "ATTNIIASTNCOII"S 45 ' .1 "- YJNjJjj1j ' "CRAZY MAMA " 10:30 pIE51WAPSNOP4I, MA taM SCM SUNDAyS ______ _________ asistan' food servic, manager L.P.P4.ne.dedforr,Iief,evenirlQSor nights. Apply In person to Sanford Training and experience in food '.service and employee Supervision Nursing 6. Convalescent Center, 950 M.Ilonville desired. Please cont.ct personnel director. 1101 E. First St., San. lQ(d. ____________ MWS & white chest. Answers to name "Caesar". Lost on SR 46 West, June 20. Please return to owner. 511-2251 collect. SLIM BUDGETS ARE 'BOL. STERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. , I corPoration. Plaintiff Salesperson with martagerial ability for surrounding territory. Car necessary. Give informatIon about present or put em ployment, education I. 3 references. All replies will be held En strict confidence. Free hospital I. life insurance, plus other benefits. Reply Box 407, co The Evening Herald. P. 0. Box 1657, Sanford, FIa., 3777). Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION 35) THE LONE RANGER Sandra .3. Magnetti, his wife 690 JasmIne Road Tke Pt.oUge Ceiet*wtilq" ______________________ NOTICETODEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO' TO LewiS 0. Magnetti Cfld Legal Notice PLOYMENT. 70) Commercial, 333 174 Respondent ' SIMECHANICU East oH 17.97 I PHYLLIS M DAVIS penance, own tools. Guaranteed Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing salary AAAEMPLOYMENT.201 e Commercial. 323 5)76. Address. Open 10106 _____________________ ,... . r , J.RJ. ., - - -- -- - - "l-. -- I - . I BR, mobile home, 35' * 5', all electric, large lot I. trees. Near Lake Jessup. $75 plus elect. 365. 3731. Nice 2 bedroom mobIle home in Longwood. $120 month. Phone 530. -- Free boat moorage and canoe use. 337.4470 3S-biIe Home Lots SAN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 1742, Sanford. 323.1930 LotsfonS, 104. I2wides Quiet adult park-in town 322.2161 2545 Park Or, - 36-Resort Propedy Hutchison Ocean front Apt;., 339 S. Atlantic, Daytona Bach. Call Mrs R. U. Hutchison, 322105$. Weftiva RIver, west from Sanford, for rent, 2'., acres, partly cleared, cheap. 322.5.166 after 2 p.m. - LAKESIDE APARTMENTS One Bedroom From POOL' 135 1505 W. 25tfi St. 4 Large 1 BR, HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION $5,000 down. Call for Info. We Have Rentals COMFORTABLE- I Bedroom, 2 bath with family room, foyer, eat. in kitchen, central heat air. 530,000. Call Sanford's Sales Leader NEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 BR, 1'., baths, cent.'heat, refur. bished. As low as $15.000. MOBILE HOME ON 100 FT LOT. Large bedrooms, cant, heat and air. Quiet area. $15,500. WITT REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 321 0640 322 271$ 323 1595 327 0779 OVIEDO Realtor, MLS 323.5774 AnytIme ProteisiOnally Managed , SUNLANO ESTATES BEST VALUE Very attractive and clean. 3 BR home on large corner lot, fenced yard. carpets. Must sell. Only 120.500. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Associate. Alter hours, 531 1723. FlU SANFORD 3 BR, 2 bath home, shady back yard, air conditioned. Call Now. 517.900. Multiple Listing Service CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR $31 $222 No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage I BR. 1'.) baths, garage, gold carpet, close to schools. Call 173 0257 after 530 CRANK CONS'T& REALTY REALTORSI3O 6061 Eves. 323.3549 W. Garnett White Peg. Peal Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 758), Sanford Two Stury House for Sale Take Oven Payments Call 3235031 after 6 Sanford- (Sanora). $2,150 down, $310 mo.. 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den Fenced. 525.300. 3235302. Completely renovated 3 & 1 BR homes, I' baths, with central heat, from $15,000. As low as $100 down Lookng bra f4cmecail 3 BR, l'. bath, family room, fenced lot, well, sprinkler sysIem, air, kitchen fully equipped Assumable mtg. Payments $115 mo. Total price. 824.500. 3236715. Realty, Hunt lnc. jUppIQnd_PwkJ iariy 2 Both 3 & 4 Bedroom, FROM I.. - ,, - I ,i • .....ei '- ,, reridentlal neIghborhood VA . 25,000 Flnandng.Hothing Down • Homes ready for your inspection and immediat. occupancy __ _______ 1JLiiI C Sanford An,. 4 BlOCks South of Airport Blvd. I Ii'' s 42-obiIe Homes 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Saritord. 323 5200 BU1LDER.DEVELOPER 65 hp. Mercury, 15' bowrider, new Certified lilt trailer. 5430. 175 OSTEEN - S Acres, 15.500. 10 Acres, 515,000, EASY TERMS. A MUS' TO SEE' 6171811 SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.. REALTOR 5.03 Acres near Osteen, good road, lightly wooded. All good usable land 85,950. Easy termS. Call owner, III 0)71. Merchandise - Used Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselbenry, 17.92. S30.4206 ____________________________ Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, 99c. Border . grass, 39c, Large bushy Ligustrum, $1.99. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Crner Wekiva Park Drive & SR 4,. 322 6235. OPEN WED. THROUGH SUN. Noon to S p.m. Lawn Mower Sates & Service- We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 372 140). Aluminum Siding - -- -.,. We 8uy Furniture 1977 El Camino VI, automatic, pOwer steering. $1516. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Wanted to buy used office furniture. Ph0ne323.1050 Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. MUSTANG, 1966, new white paint, berry, Hwy. 17.92 (30.4706 blue interior, automatic, many ___________________________ MW parts, $750. 3232791 after 5:30 Ham.Ansateur Ratio Equipment. or weekends, Sonny Raborn. 372-7130 q 372. 1179. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-.- '7 and _______________________ '73 Models. Call 323 5310 or 534. PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Dealer). Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell _____________________________ for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. 547 Pontiac Firebird Convertible. ups. Auction, Saturdays 1 p m. needs new top, runs good, in. Sanford 322.2770. ,,pected. $150. 322 3312. DAVE'S 373.9370 - 69-Stamps-Cohn 1970 GTO, air, new tires, flew paint, rebuilt engine. $1500. 322 6447 - r0r0i " SWAP SHOP.FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at thi Movleland Dnlve.in T1'seatre, South 5793, Phone 322 1216. ______ ____________________________ ____________________________ ________ ______________ 72-Auction Highway 46 Auct Ion GallerIes 1½ miles East 011.4 Auction Saturday, July 31, 7 p.m. Consignments welcome. Fur nituve, Antiques, Glass & Dolls. We pay cash for estates, etc. Stan Vermillion, Auctioneer. Sanford 322.4912 / - 1 V Home Improvements Pest Control i cn covCr your horns with alum i.d.ng & %olfit Syimem Also Roofing. Gutters 70 yrS Exp Eagle Sidng Co $31 9543 Auto Painting - Auto Painting 8. MInor Body Work. Professional, experienced painter. Work guaranteed. Bruce's Body Shop, 325.0753. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads ddc? work there wouldn't be any ART Bkp FreeestfOsNoobigalion JOHNNY WALKER,32'2 4457 General Contractor _____ ,TCONTRO1 3325565 Central Heat 1. Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 Carpentry. Rernodelmq. Addil.cn. $ .,...,.).,./)t .jr";.."' i"" '4,ji 5"".' ROOTIng E •ci ?'-t'." m'4:'.rI'';.-". - __,p Beauty Care - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Ito'rnerly HarnietI'S Beauty P400k) S10E First.3fl ¶743 C.E SHEPHERD Panting. Remodeling. General Repr Call 323 5515 Roof Repairs. Carpentry. Painting. Home Repairs, Gutter ing. Cement work Free estimates 131 1662. 51-Household Goods Need extra money? Can you work a couple of hours in the evening? Call 323 1547. - Trash Hauled, Lawn Care, Hauling 372 2645 levi some camping equipment yvo no longer vie? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322 2411 on $31 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you. S Pc Rattan set, including 2 lamps. excellent condition, $190. Call 464 BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Estimates-2.4 Hour's THE RMO.T EK, 531092L.. f5I!4Mr.i'f lty. T:; Alterations, Dress.Makirig. Drapes, Upholstery. 3220101 Sewing Machine Repair Land Clearing 'yti r'cil !fç Carl s Sewing Machine Repair C&A BackHoe ServIce Your HrnI$tS TuneUp. Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. AIIk'rsdsofdigging Nousefrailers Cleaning the garage again? Moving Stored and moyad. 3729147 the same ilems around you moved last spring? Planning on ESTERSON LAND CLEARING storing them another year? Oon:t Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch wo(k. dolt. Plan a garag. sale arid don t Fill dirt. top soil, 3fl-,43 forges lo adverle it in tIme Herald Landscaping & lawn Care .' t' ..:'emf'i :...-, - - Mowing. ecging, trimming. weeding and fertilizing. Free estimates. ' . ' extra cash in your pcckit Tree Service SANFORD TREE SERVICE EXPERT LAWN AR Cutting. Trimming, Hauling ng. ,,ing. r i mm rig Licensed Bonded Insured 119 Ptene)fl.5797 Free Estimates $451 or 323.5052 Painting . ____________________ Well Drilling A I Painting- Brush. roll, Spray. Quality work Reasonab4e prices. Free estImates. 321 0439. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and Service Act NOwl July Onlyl House Ex SlIME MACHINE & tenors painted. Irons $100. Call F . SUPPLY CO. C Ford 13l203, 3324433 ____________________________ 20)W.2ndSl tYou Bus' ness...DIQI 5309 - _,____ _______~__ a_a. _____ -'-. ..,--., a ___ '-'e,''' '.H'.' Sewing 1 -.- ',.' ~i:4 - sifingles AU work uvaran teed BROGDEN ROOFiNG, 323 6700 Free estimate 3234035 Lawns, lierv ice, Painting,WlndcwCleening 372.9319 " ',75.,i a. Insulation a -i4______" 80-Autos____________ for Sale _________ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter top's. Sinks. Installation available. Bud CabII. 3125052 nytIrn e KULP DECORATORS 409W. 1st St. 322 2333 We Buy Furniture __________________ I Home Improvements Sewing Machine 1961 Font pick-up, in exceptional condition. Automatic, low mileage, CaI.Ap4chc chrome wheels, new wide scat tract let. ter tIres, C radio & more. 'Reduced to $1,200. 333.9163. BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 'ij - Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1315. For used furniture, applIances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Itm*. 1970 Impala. V.5. air, radio, new Larrys Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. tires. $400. 322.0014. _____________________ 62-Lawn-.rden Scars gas dryer, alumInum cx tension ladder, and 1O'x12' gold carpet. 3)1 048$. Singer Touch 'N Sew, with walnut conSole, balance $19.50 or a payments of $5330 NATION WIDE. 3)95091 . 1914 Ranchero OT. full power, low mileage. lIke new, $2. 3733610. 70-Swap & Trade Aluminum Extension Ladder, 16' ne'w. $10. 470 West Crystal, Loch Arbor. 3721077. Early American living room chair,, .'ilue, good COndition, 322 $625. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices, used, any condition. 611 5126. Winter Park. Office Furniture WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sale. CALL 322 2611 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $'2.95 exchange., PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 6$-'dVanted to Buy ___________________________ Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY DAT. SUN, Fern Park, 531.1315. _________________ ______________________ Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 372.5433 3)1 3lSE. First St. Quarter horu, 3 yr's. old, Stijd, mean. $200 to good home. 322.71.42. Storage Trailer. 10' highway tandem wilts side door. 323.5293. ___________________________ Paying $2.75 for each dollar silver coin; Paying 30c each for Indian; Wheat's 1½c each. 323.5500 60-0ffICC Supplies - 50-Misceilaneous for Sale 30 60 50 & 60 pct. discount on all ch,idreri5 clothing. Boys' new casual Suits. shirts, short & long pants, girls' dresses 8, short & long play Suits, PAY TON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph. 322.1301 2610 Hiawatha 66-Horses ________________________________ 43-Lots-Acreage FOR INFORMATION CONTACT uI 55-Boats & Accessories ' Oays-322 6173 Nights-3fl 2352 Bralley Odham3234670 I;; YARD SALE, 2704 Rldgewood. Everything must go. clothes, odds & ends, dishes, misc. Thurs., Fri., Sat all day 2925 Hwy 1792 372.5961 FHA Conventional.5% Down CARPORT SALEGrace Methodist Church Parking lot, Airport Blvd. 8. Woodland Dr.. Saturday 9 to 5. Proceeds for United Methodist Women. DREAMWOLD- 1 BR, 3 Bath Formal Dining Room. Large family room with fireplace. Near new appliances. Large lot with sprinkler system. $52,500. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. ________________________________ Cash 322.4132 GARAGE SALE 1714 Randolps (off Mellonvllle) Friday & Saturday "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" GUNS ONLY AUCTION. WED NESDAY AUGUST 4. 1 P.M SANFORD AUCTION, 373 7310 New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes r s newest - S4-Garage Sales -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 79-Trucks-Trailers ____________________________ ______________________________- Kish Real Estate ______________ ROBSON MARINE ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Great Dane pup's maleS female for sale. 3223533 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333.0697 We have a large selection of black & white portable TV's. $25 to $45. HERB'S TV. 1200 S. French, 323. 1134. QUIET AREA 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots Of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting. new roof, central heal and large fenced back yard. Approx. 52.000 down, $155 month, Price $21,500. Owner, 3230537. Priced To Go- By Owner- 2 BR. 1 bath, well maintained home. Large lot with fenced back yard, many trees. Wynnwood area off MelIonville. 3236591. Doberman Puppies, AKC. Charts. pionline,lwts,Blact&rust& red & rust. VS. 531-nil. Chihuahua, male, 7 mo's., 3½ lbs. Call between 4 1. $ P.M. 53-N- Radio-Stereo 78.-torcycles _________________________ Weeks, black 5. rust male Doberman. Sire: Pell's CH Jubte C.D. $225 to right party, 322.1099. Doberman Pmnschef AKC Pups, $150. Champion Lineage. Terms. 363-5740. - Excellent investment. i BR, 2 story with 2 furnished apartments on separate lots. 521,300. 1200 Elm. 5345992. 321.0041 CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. o For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days week Call collect, 541 3)3I - bedroom, 1", bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator, 122.500. 8100 down, If VA nothing down. KULP REALTY. 332 2335 2201 S. FRENCH Free Kittens To good home 32) 0111 any'tlrrme Old Coldspot Refrigerator, runs good. $25. 372.7256 Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 ML$- REALTORS MORE CASH 65-Pets-Supplies ______________________ - JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305.373.1595 Days and After Hours 3 BR, 7 bath, Fla. room, enclosed back porch, central heat & air, with 7 extra commercial lot's. 37). 0609. SANORA SOUTH Sanford's All Eledric CentralH.atlzsgandAirConditionlnQ Repossession & Cookware, Miracle Maid, waterless, 15 pc. set, $140. With Lektro Maid, $175. 323.1495. By Owner- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home In Sanford, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, separate dining room, 14'xld' fam9y room, garage, large fenced yard, beautiful shade trees, 16'x16' workshop or Outside game room. $5,000 equity and assume loan, Phone 321 0503. Sofa. 575. Double bed compiele, $65. Breakfast set, $35. Stainless steel support cane, Misc. 53115$) Models 4 over $400. Needs someone to assume oalance. $196.50. or pay BROWSE AND SAVE... Irs eesv 77- Autos Wanted and fun,, The Want .&ci viav $12.30 tnt. Fre, tense trial. Will take trade. Call Bill at 339.5091. Dealer. 64-Equipment for Rent BUY JUNK CARS-fran $10 to$.1O. Call 322.1621 after 4 p.m. _______________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Wan? 197) orolder Dodge Dart; alsc Steam CIeanYourOwn Carpet A FRACTION OF THEIR COST will buy any make convertible's RentOurRefnsnvac FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. Pone 323.1050. CARROLL'S FURNITURE,325.5151 6255049 Chassis Lube & Gear; Oil dispenser, upright, $125, the pair. 322.1962. it Custom made camper top,I' bed; Excellent condition. Bargain buy. 322-1999. Sa.)?olt INC.,REALTOR Reg Real Estate Broker w lit St. 323 6061 or 373 0517 eve's, so 'MOND E. LUNOQUIST 'g. Real Estate Broker ts&Appraisais 323 7296 Farm Tractcr& EquIpment 11,500 372.3IS3afleri 52-Appliances M. UNSWORIH REALTY __________________ ,SIte( Hours: 2.524 Poe". Dr ALS-- REALTORS 3229281,322 399) 322.2118 - Beautiful spaciouS 3 BR, 2 bath. family room, large 100*150' corner lot. Double garage, pool planned, screened patio. Lovely area. Call today. REPOSSESSED 3 BR, 2 bath, $100 down, $169.01 total monthly payment. 5' pcI annual pci. rate. 360 mos. 815.500. VETERANS- BEST BUY IN TOWN- 53.000 under comparable homes, 3 BR, 7 bath, kitchens equipped, central heat & air, wall. wall carpt, owner pays all closing costs. Only 10 remaining. Jim Fi 536.900 Attention * SINGER FUTURA* One of Singer's fInest. Sold w br Singer with Zigzag, $43. Singer with buttonhole attachment. $75' Singer Golden Touch.and.Sew, $15. Singer, Slantomatic, brand new condition. Singer's best ever, $343 with cabinet. TV's from $49. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St. Downtown 322 9111 EVES. 3721517 or 3320612 MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC2 story stucco, 1BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with convertible Storage area. $19,500. 322 4991 19)9 S. Pench Eves. 322 1496, 122 116.4:3221961 Across From Ranch House 323-8670 or 831.9777 2S4SPark - Harold Hall Realty Highway 17.92, S,anfo,-d 322-2090 FANTASTIC- 2 Story, IBedroom, 2'/7 bath, on large high homesite. Gorgeous stonewall with fireplace & family room. $68,400. Wm. H. Stemper' Realtor NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Sanford, Fla. - REDUCED $1,000 - Lovely 3 BR, quiet area, 521.500. \4llage. Large 1 4.2 Bdrm, Furnished or Unfurnished 'CLUB ROOM , - FRICKE& FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS,131 S75.3 Studio. 1,2.3 REDUCED 5)900- for early sate. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool, central heat & air, sprinkler system. In Idyllwilde for 545.000. Peg. Real Estate Broker 332 6653 1100 E. 75th St. Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Sunland 3 BR, I bath, heat & air, many extras. $19,900. 319537). 1 Bedroom, furnished, air. Adults. no pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. SPACIOUS- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, in lovely Pinecrest. Foyer, porch, large utility room, excellent location. 125.000. REALTORS 41Houses - PERFECT- for Small family, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equip. ped, carpeting, screened patio, $21,950. TAFFER REALTY Real Estate FIX.UP SPECIAL county, $19,900. Stenstrom Realty BEAUTI FULLY SHADEDBrittany with 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, outdoor well, fireplace, 539.900. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Buildings- Siore or Office SlOOmo. 332.15(7 or 373.7132 75-Reci-eatioti Vehicles Lay-Away Machines Hal Colbert Realty Forrest Greene, Inc. 322-2420 37-Business Property Luxury Patio Apartments Bedroom Aots. Quiet One Story Kitchen Equipped AduIt.Family Reg, Real Estate Broker 2635 S. Sanford Ave, 3210759 eves. 372.7643 - Rent, with option to buy, 24' x 14' mobIle home with patio, carport, shed. Pool I. tennIs, marina. $153. 665-5.600. ardens LE.\V!N(; I1()I 1' IS N L.u'(;II INI; i .T1' E R '4 -' 3 rooms, bath, air, 1 or 7 adults. No pets. Security dep. Water furn. 322 3037. G eneva (. a 6 room apt., and efficiency apt. FurnIshed, with lake access. Responsible adults only, No pets. 322 9096. _________________________ 323 SIlo Pie corporation intends to r'iister the public records of Seminole written defenses, if any, on that name with the Clerk ci ne Li*Jnty. Honda THOMAS C.. i-kbMAN, ESQ.. FOUNDRY Circuit Court of Seminole County has been filed against you and you FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK, whose PATTERN MAKER pursuant to 55565.09 Florida arerequired to Serve a copy of your address i% Post Office Box Statutes, written defenses, if any. to it on Aitamonfe Spring,, Florida 37701, Experienced only, iuu o. part time 5 Salary based on experience. INC. Robert M. Barnes, II, PA, Atlom,forpetition,randfilethe By. Robert E. Sawyer Pla.ntitf's attorney, whose address original of said Answer or written PACKAGING SYSTEMS, CORP. • President AirpOrt Blvd. Sanford 5 1311 Gulf Life Tower, Jackson. defenses, if any, with the Clerk of ___________ Ci.orp. SeaD ivlle. Fior(di 32201, oisorb'fore 1151 above styled court on or before AU9SI 3TI1, lyle, ano tue trie August 26th, 1976, otherwise a wiuiiam A. Lenten, III Attorney at Law original with the Clerk 04 this Court default and ultimate judgment will P.O. Box 2295 either before service on Plaintiff's be entered against you for the relief attorney or immediately thereafter: demanded in the Petition. Sanford, Florida 37771 otherwise, a default will be entered Publish' July S. 15. 22. 29, 1916 WITNESS my hand and official DEB.71 ________________ against you for th, relief demande'1 seal of said Court on the 16th day of in the complaint or petition. July, 1534. FICTITIOUS NAME WllffESSmyhandandth,watof (SeeU Notice ii hereby given that I am this Court on July 19th. 1914. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr But the Welcome Wagon engaged In business at 101.0, (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court tir,ste,s can make it easier Springwood Circle. Longwood, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr By' Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole County, Florida under the Iii :1(1lust to your new surClerk of the CircuIt Court Deputy Clerk fictitious name Of EXCALIBUR By: Lillian T. Jenkins Publish: July fl, 29. Aug. S. I?. 1974 riiundings, and ma be.' put TRADING CO.EAST, and that I Deputy Clerk DEB 92 a Stiilk on your fate' intend to register said name with the Publi;h July 12, 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole DEB 91 FICTITIOUS NAME County, Florida in accordance with Notice Is hereby given that we are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND engagedlnbusineiaat$outflU,5 I?. the provisions of the Fictitious SEMINOLE COUNTY, 92. Sanford, Seminole County, Name Statutes, T.Wit: Section FOR ..---no ee..... FiflOiflA r c,,i.,. 10 J,.,w,ua ,,J, --.-.-,.,Jrx,.r mu ',cm'y,ous name CASE NO. 74.1147.CA44.( 5: Randall H. Hubbard BILL'S BAR B Q, and that we in. In Re tie Marriage of Publish: July I, 5, 15, 72. 1916 tend to register said name with the MABLE DORIS GLASS. DEB.I Clerk of Pie Circuit Court, Seminole Petitioner. County, Florida in accordance with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and tP.e provisions of the Fictitious EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS. Name Statutes. ToWit: Section Respondent, 56.509 Florida Statutes 1957. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE AMENDED COUNTY, FLORIDA 5: Billy P. Stephens NOTICE OF ACTION CIVIL NO. 74'tllS.CA.04.D H. R. Stephens THE STATE OF FLOR IDA TO: In Re: tie Marriage of Publish: July 1, 5, IS, 77, 1976 CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS DEB.S NANCY E. MALCOLM, 6901 Friendship Road Wife.Petitioner and CLINTON, MARYLAND 70735 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DOUGLAS 0. MALCOLM, Husband Respondent that MABLE DORIS GLASS has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court ci NOTICE OF SUIT 10. DOUGLAS C. MALCOLM Seminole County, FlorIda for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are C 0 Jean Peter; (4on.. required to serve a copy of your Route One written defenses, If any, on Kenneth Gladstone, Virginid YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED W. McIntosh of STENSTROM, HARRIET DEAS that an actIon for dissolution of DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys for JEAN BRYANT marriage has been filed against you,' PetItioner, whose address is Poit 834 9212 and y' are required to serve a copy 041k. Box 1330. Sanford, 32fl1, on or Sanford of your written defense's, if any, To before August 19th. 1976, otherwise a GENE R. STEPHENSON, of.. defeult and ultimate Iudgment I,iil SHIRLEY MILIEu STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND' be entered against you for the relief BEANE, PA,, Attorneys for the demanded in he Petition, 631 9212 Petitioner, ,,vsd 10 file the original I WITNESS my hand and oflicial Casseiberry.Winfer Springs with the Clerk of the above Styled seal of said Court on 1Pm. 13th day of Forest CIt1 July, AD. 1976. Ccurt on or before Auguif 15th, 1976; Altamonte Springs otherwise, a Judgmetw 'nay be I SEAL) entered against you for the relief Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr RUTH TUECH Clerk of the Circuit Court demanded In the petitIon for dissolutiori, By: Cherry Kay Travis 8349212 Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and lhe seal of Allamonte Springs this Court this 12th day of July, 1976. STENSTROM. DAVIS Longwood (Seal) & McINTOSH (East) Post Office box 1330 Aurthur H Btckwltft. Jr. Flagship Bank -Suite 22 Clerk of the Circuif Court I'IILDA RICHMOND Sanford, Florida 3777i By: Mary N. Dardin 5743167 Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Petitioner Deltona Publish: July IS. 32, 39, Aug 5. 1976 Publish, July 15, 32, 29, Aug S. 1914 ft. flFn ct -"V - 83o7966 372 7491 34-M,bile Homes DELTONA - 2 BR, wall.wali carpet, central heat & air, screened porch. $155 per mo. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Hardwick. Broker Doltona. 665 6611 Follow signs tomodelsoff Winter Park Drive REAL ESTATE Realtor BATEMAN REALTY 2 BR houSe trailer, furnished, with lights & water. 322 5.659. 63-Machim. y-Tools - FOUR BEDROOM BARGAIN Comparel 2 Baths, family room, screened porch. Central air, carpet, sprinklers, workshop. On;y$26,900. Your choice of term 32-Houses Uflfurnished (Horse Track Rd.) - 5306*33 REALTORS 3736353 Spacious I. 2. & 3 BR Apts. Tennis, swImming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2360 Rldgewooci Ave., Sanford. Ph. 323.6120, - Si-Househeld Goods LONGWOOD 1 BR, 1½ bath, carpeted. 5.30 Rosedale, $27,500. CaliBart Thursday, July32, 1914-11* - E. 23rd ST. Double corner lot, fruit trees, 3 BR, 1½ Bath, 527,500. Will rent for $250 per mo. Ridgewood Arms atSeminola Blvd. Fairly mature, wilts all round cx WOWI Large kitchen,1 BR,2 B, C-H & A, family room, dining room, carpeted, 1's', acre lot. On Van Buren St., in Lake Mary. Only $41,500. Small house. Comfortably fur. nished. Very clean. US mo. & dep. 311 N. French Ave. 31A-Duplexes AT CASSELBERRY 2 BEDROOM brick home, ideal for newlyweds or retirees, good area, cbs. to hospital & shopping, $19,930. Call Betty Flamm, Realtor Associate. REALTORS 3072SthST. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 7 BR house. furnished. Mature married adults only. No pet;. $125 mo. plus $50 dep. 322.3131. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Sery. QUALITY INN NORTH .14. SR 131. Longwood 562 100 CAMELOT personality, good at handling cash Ovledo area, country home, custom built, 2'k acres, I BR, 3 baths, offIce, 3300 sq. ft.. 3 mo's. old, $5,000 equity and assume mon. tgage of $55,000. Appraised $60000. Owner, 363-6450. Ill W. 3rd. St. 2nd. floor, 3 rm, rear apt. Utilities included. Reasonable rent, p15 322.2710 Under $29,000 can land Ihi job. AAA EM . vs. ' and LEWIS 0 MAGNETTI and SAN. PHYLLIS M. DAVIS, Wife, DRA .3 MAGNETTI, his wile. 41-Houses - 323-7832 - own transportation. 323.3906. Petitioner, 33-Houses Furnished Fuil Charge Bookkeeper, accirat, IvPng.$lwk.5daywk.fring, benefits, small company. 3 rm. apt., Large rooms, Clean. Well Lgw area $345650 for appt. furnished. Carpeted. Reasonable. ________________________ _____________ 71$ W. 1st St. 21-SitUations Wanted ______________________ 2343P*fkDr .........570 -. 112 BR Mobile Hornet Manager Director position Adults No pets experienced In all phases of personal motivation, warranty Large 2 rooms with carport, air. $55. & quality control, customer 323.4672 rniat ions, Proven background p o Box 3014, Sanford. Lake Mary- clean & private, I ________________________ bedroom furnished apt. I male, no pets. 3fl.)9y3, 24-Business O'unities ._-- . '- o' a Wig Shop, 600 assorted wigs BAMBOO COVE APTS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, and wiglets 51.700. 323.1309 lurnithed or unfurnished. Newly S.ile or Lease, Bail 5. Tackle Shop, redecorated. Come see. 300 E. • beer 4. wine 919W. Is? St. Sanford, Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323 1310. 4r call 3235753 after 9 P.M. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT Plant & Craft Shop 2300 Mettonv ill. For Sale, very reasonable Phone 333 7571 1 Bedroom, carpet, air, utIlItIes turn. Park Ave. $130 Plus deposit. 323.4359 after 5:30. EXCITING!! 2 New Models _____________________________ Reliable Baby Sitter to care for infant in my home. Ravenna Park area Sf03. S dais wk. Must have Legal Notice ____________________________ ROBERT E. DAVIS, Husband, Clean 3 BR, P', bath, private back yard, washer, dryer. $175. By appt. 37360)6 eves. TAXI DRIVERS Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave. Sanford 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Master Cosmotologls?, straight 60 pct.commsion.6ETTYAt4'5 FLORIDA. ' CUll'. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE UNISEX HAIRSTYLING. 322 CASE NO. 76.794CA.OS-F . COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA 0750 CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER CASE NO. 6-139-CAo4.E FINANCE. INC ,'a North. Carolifil In Rrthe Marriage or CASHIER- Attractive, outvc'ing '1' r' "UN "IC II Box 553. SanfOrd, Fla. 37771. FOOD SERVICE MANAGER-. 3 Bedroom, calm kItchen, 2 pen. ches, no pets, 323.1762, CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST = THEY PAY. Seminole Memorial Hospital has an Efficiency and2 Bedroom, monthly, immediate opening for an adults. Wekiva Landing Resort. 8-l.4eIp Wanted _______ or writ, Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. ford. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath hOuse In Sanford. Fenced yard. 4.43 0542, 2 Bedroom, large kitchen, enclosed porches, garage. $145 month plus security deposit, 7642 Sanford Ave. 534.1619. " -"liii OIIYC-Il INEATIE drinkers. Mechanical and.or Electrical engineer needed. Prefer ex eniencedinbotfle&canhandting 'quipment. Salary based on cx. perience. PACKAGING SYS. I EMS CORP., Airport Blvd., San Casselberry. Florida 124 Anderson Court, Nurses: RN's & LPPI's, Aides. Aid. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE NOTIF lED that an Apartment C companion. Needed immediately NOTICE Is hereby given that action to foreclose a mortgage on Orlando, Fl 32801 6250636. He remembers Godfrey as a golf the owner of WATR asked SHAR INVESTMENTS. INC., a the following properly in Seminole c 0 0. Brown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Live In with sImi.invaI man. goohumored person always him todo a weekend show, And Florida corporation Is engaged in County, Florida' wk Lake Mary. 323.1309 buSineSs at 205 North Palmetto Lot 170 Of QUEEN MIRROR that ROBERT E. DAVIS has tiled a _I it started all over again, willing to pull a prank. Avenue, Sanford, Seminole Coun. SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO Petition sn the Circuit Court f CLERK TYPIST. Great boss, good Atthe heightofhispopularity "The weekend show worked ty, Florida under theficlitlousname CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. ac Seminole County. Florida, for benefits, good hours. AAA EM ' Godfrey had five morning out and I came on board full of: THE FORTY THIEVES cording to the flat thereof as DissolutionofMarriage,andyou.ne PLOYMENT. 2C) Commercial. STEAKHOUSE AND LOUNGE and recorded in Plat Book II, pacelo, 04 required to serve a copy of your Bounty On (oyotes ,,A .J q. _______________________ August 4th, 1976; otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against LOST: Black male Lab, I white "I had bought a home in and SIEce.. I ALANON For families or friendS of problem Nice 2 Bedroom block home Furnor Unfurn. 323-2120 Apt's. Unfurn. Spacious I & 2 BR, all electric, eat.in kitchens. Dish. washer, shag carpet, air, plenty closets. From 1150. Exctusiv' area. Mgr. 372.7411. 31-Apartments Furnished ENGINEER too funny or "the star of the down to Washington." One day when he was playing show couldn't outdo it," he said. "EAT MY AND TIUTIS ' 24 ROBERT MAC P'EILRE- audience but they couldn't be Southburyanddidn'twanttogo TV SERVICEMAN IOUNTANT-2 Yrs experience Vrk under 2 full charge ac countants. 56.000 10 19.000 minimum. Fantastic Opportunity. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 323 5176 _____________ Smallest Ad with lhegreatest,p pontunity. Call 3238343. ___________________________ ______ PEWS "2) '.6) HOGAN'S HEROES CI) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Marvinstayed with MRS until COii'ge? Interested i career position? This is itt lARRY S. HARW000, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Husband Respondent Free, 641.2071 for "We Care" Avon NOTICE OF SUIT "tl;ne" Adults or Teens. "...I hs't wonted in 20 yoars. TO: HARRY S. HARWOOD. last _____________________ earning good Now I'm known address: co Austin Han. an Avon money.....m 5-lost & Found wood, Lake Page Lane, Apopk.a, Representative." Call 4.41.3079 for - --FlorIda information. __________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOUND - Chihuahua, Seminole that an action for dissolution f old an Guild, College area. Identify. 322.7056. Coppercraft marrIage has been filed against you established company needs 3 and you an required to serve a copy FOUND - Black male cat appeared qualified recruits - must have of your written defenses. If any, to Sun.. Lake Reservoir, p,'.asters car & telephone - earn $5 to $10 GENE R STEPHENSON of Cove Apis. area. 323.1107 between hr 322209$ from 6p.m. to S p.m. ____________________ STEPHENSON, STALNAKER and 55. 5P.M. Part time or lull lime outside Sales' BEANE, Post Office Drawer One, Casselberry, FlorIda, 32707, At. LOST: Siamese female cat, beige person. Must have own car. E*." torneys for the Petitioner, and file with brown face & feet. Lost on cellent opportunity. Apply 3159 the original with the Clerk of the Yale Ave. on July 15. REWARD Orlando Drive (1792). Sanford. abovestyled Court on or before 3233757 or 3333735. 530 tunes, vocals, big bands and and play golf, then joined Mulighter contemporary sounds. tualBroadcastingSystemin the Marvin began with Godfrey early 1960s. HOUSEK EE PER- Live In COUPLE- Sh()fl hours, easy work, car wont 2nd lob GROOMER ' Mon. Wed. Fri. 3220415 ____________ (BI) 2,4 THE ELECTRIC DOMPANY IveryF,i.&S.t. i •vysusiijo I Tvii.&ThvrT1 Ilisjobtookadelicatetouch. lie New York to Washington. Iike$$2.SQ - WifePetifloner you for the relief demanded in the Pettion, WITNESS my hand and the seal ci said Court on this, the 25th day ci June, 1916. (Seal) Arthur H. BeCkwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian I. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish: July 1. 5, 15. fl 1976 DEn ____________________________________________________ morning slot in the late 1940s. it moved Its operation from ________ In Re: The Marrla,e of LINDA .3. HARW000, EDGEOFMG1-{T lie cues records, pushes the afternoon personality at New .... forUie - taped corn- York'sWAflCbeforethestation ToM4lNGAMEJ4' 'tttc mercials and decides what kind changed over to rock and roIl. ' of music to play, including show lie took some time off to travel 800" Co CAPTAIN KANGAROO 900 Edeard Aster guests as a wealthy au farer who atanUs to halt a Sfl1JQ*'10 2') IRONSIDE ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER BOOKKEEPER- Just out of IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.i23IdA44D For further information call 1324317 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 400 After Godfrey's bout with being anchorman on the Mutual. radio network's nightly "World cancer In the 1950s the tele- TV REPAIRMAN_ OPportunity 6-Chi$d Care (flus) JEPI'IIE (R). (Fri.) '24) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD the audience before Arthur Wednesday night television va- *ub. fun lob Noon The Day Before Publication CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. B a c k 0 n I h e A i r 14) CL) MATCH GAME 19) ONE LIFE TO LIVE Godfrey's radio program and riety show. I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. 3.30 . experiflC, DUPLEX- FurnIshed or un. furnished, Ideal locatIon. Reasonable rant 36S-3flI. CKTAIL WAITRESS- Private DEADLINES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I) GEP'ERJ.L HOSPITAL 24) (P.n) A BIT 'UI I(141' (Wed.) WOMAN (Thur..) DANCE FOR 'THE CA?ERA (R)(FI1.)THEMARKOFJA in block STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. management potent 24 (Ptxl) ERICA (R) (Tue..) THE MEN VM) MADE MOVIES (Wed.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 3.00 (2) (12) ANOTHERtMDItD (4) (1) ALL II THE FAMILY WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) week, a Monday night talent MASON- Experen laying -OF MORELAND & CUNNINGHAM. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI BLE PA.. 250 Canton Avenue West, Post FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED mngs to Eat Office Box 6.5), Winter Park. Florida ' BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY. 32790, by the aforementioned date. SELF AS OF 7)976. (SEAL) Fred Lewis pitrer PEAS. you pick. new patch. Black Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. eyes.OnOldMOnroeRoad.½mile Clerk of the Circuit Court N. of SR 46, and 3 miles W. of THE VALAR By: Cherry Kay Travis Sanford, and 1", miles E. of l4 MAGICALENTERTAINERS Deputy Clerk ForClub-Lodges-Partlet 327.3940. Publish: July 5.15.22,29. 1916 Call 321 073$forinfo. DE B. 29 _____________________ OKRA NOVA (R) 35) f,4fry9fçy p - After years of warming up scout show on television and a (S?.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 2 bedroom house, air, large lot, 2 car garage. 531-1939 alter S. - MACHINIST- Experienced in lath, Work, muSt have hand tools 2lflHoIlyAve. Florida,yourAnswcrtolhis Petition PROBLEM phnh32273100r32200 onorbetorethe 2thdayof August, PerhapAlcolicAnonymous 1976. otherwise such Judgment for Can Help Dissolution of Marriage may be Mdernlllng your home? Sell no Call 1234561 entered against you and to Serve a lOnger nded but usilul items Write P.O. 60* 1213 copy of your Answer on Petitioner's with a want ad. Call 3222611 or Sanford, Florida 32111 attorney, JAMES A. MORELAND, ___________________ 531.9993. 1 2) 112) THEDOCTORS (4)16) THEGIJ1DINGLIGI'ff (7) (PAtn.) NOVA (Wed') NORDJAMA. (F) BREAX THE BANJ( 1) NEWS 41c a line flc a line 2lca line file with the Clerk of the Circuit ____________________________ BUSY BEE CHILOCARE Court, in and for Seminole County, FACED WITH A DRINKING 2:30 1:00 (2) (12) SON RSET (4) MIDDAY MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon have objections to this proceeding. CE) $20,000 PYRAMID 12:56 2 12) PmC NEWS 6:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 1 thru S times 6thru 25 times Thtimes PRYHUBER, SR. You must, if you anui arw*er garre________ wtisth two IalTWies COfl'VSts match arewerswlthttioeegiven by regporrJ in a tionwide sosvey. 2:00 2) (Min.) WITH THIS va* herds. (R) 14) 1() 'THE WALTONS: rig TABLE CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS SANFORD APTS. KITCHENS IITTIL IFE.IGFP,cy" EQUIPPED. WALK TO TOWN. SECRETARY - BOOKEEPER - I 14$.$0o MO. 6.U.10I7, Career poSition 'YOUR RATES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED l an action has been filed in the Sunday - Noon Friday Circuit Court. In and for Seminole _______________________________________________________ County, Florida, for Dissolution of __________________________________________ Marrl.ge,againstyou.such Petition being flied by HERBERT T. -. . (J) FAMILY FEUD: RIthard Tony Marvin 625 these atwn&s as they nve between the AIncan p1 in 12:00 (2) (1) PEWS 41-Houses 32-Houses Unfuniished 3O-Apartment_Unfurnished ____________ - New York 2) (12) DAYSOFOURLIVES (4) (II) AS 'THE L)l.D TURNS axØes petticate. C)ie Is "2) 12) HOLLYWOOD 6:10 (2] SU*1INE AUANAC BEESTE: Rd'erd w& narrates Ohs natta'e spedal Afternoon (7) GRAVEYARD OF i. GULF IL) AU. MY CHILDREN 24) (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S -I rponees 74) LJUAS.YOGAANDYOU 11:30 Friday Last known address: 751 Park Avenue Manhaswt, Long Island, 1948 /: 831-9993 322-2611 -_ (Wed.) Entraceeo You" Rentals QrndoWktet' PwkS Seminole address unknown Dogs of the A. ' Pat OThen. Dane cla& Ben Johneon. 1951. (Fri.) "The Great O'P.b_fley." Pat O'Soen. ku Sheridan." 1937. 1:30 h1 C8S NEWS TUNE CI) GME,IT CI) HOT SEAT: Game show hosted by .11m Peck. )ried ocnueded b a rneIed Ne de(edii that registers en ingwxiyact*ing. (4) 1 Respondent. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: LORRAINE K. PRYHUBER Fwrrr. 1940. (Tues) Dedi (Thn.) YMAN (Fri.) OUR 11:00 I 2 '4] 6) (1) 12) NEWS 1'. PEWS 24 LIUAS. YOGAANDYOU 11:30 Petitioner, and LORRAINE K. PRYHUBER. Wife. i MOV1E: (tn.) Flowing Fr '24 (P4JL ard Wed.) AN :1 'y S I DREAM OF JEANNIE (7) ANTiQUES 19) ABCNEWS 74 ZOOM i4 BPADVBLJNCii 4) cONOEP4TRAT)ON 6 HoGsXs IlEnoEs "7') FEEDBACK 9) LET'S MAKE A DEAL 112) DONAPQA(R) 24) PROJECT 24 35i STAR TREK 7:30 24 MOVIES: (P,bt) tl PvWOwt" (Tue..) "The SoyenthS5aJ"(V)"'flIaO.'er.. laMers." ('Thin.) iMn of Aran." (Fri.) "Queen Of Spacs"(fl) 11:50 LWstia TheIst 1966. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. Th.lm.CA*C In Re: hi MarrIi9e o HERBERT 1. PRYHUBER, SR., yp,pjgpQp C4) (I) LOVE OF LIFE TIQUES (Tue..) ERICA Peddis as.' (B&W) 1967. Oral ALAN BURKE SHI NEWS .1 (I) MOVIE: 9iuiiie.. JiIdl$I( 01. OldJord. PwI one. (B&W) 1943. (Tue..) "Song of Bernedsfte." Ccii frOfli yes- ttted: w'sYoisBird:ALook ttY CI) MIKE DOLLAS SH4 tUTd kifler beans focal Posandlathersdeath. (R) 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAI ' SQUARES 2 Thursday KIT HIGHLIGHTS _________ ________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS - .-.. ,4.. - 4 a - ,,-. - ,.,...,,. .- ...,._,._j.,.,..._._.,......,._.'e_,__..._ . ._,_..,.'.._. �12A—Evnlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July 22, 17 A Golden Opportunity For Shutterbugs Television By IRVING DESFOR All Newafeatures Can Provide looking over last-minute prepa- There is no catch and it doesn't cost anything. Here's rations at the Olympic arenas before the official opening. Con- 1 No problem at all. You're taken directly to the scene, provided with the best viewing location and are free to photo, graph whatever you feel is important. It's an assignment which can reveal w he ther you have the makings of a news photographer, whet her you can anticipate and capture those "decisive moments" - :'. Artist, musician and now author of a book on American Indians, Ted Williams learned about the culture and traditions of his people while growing up on the Tusenrora Reservation in upper New York State. tAP Photo) - ical conventions, or any event of public nature. You can photograph these great news events in the cornfort and privacy of your home and if you goof and miss the winning high Jump or the fastest spr in ter or the recordbreaking champion, no one need know. You can ho pe to learn from the experience and which are the dramatic high- to have your reflexes sharplights of any event. ened. OK, what's the catch and These thoughts occurred to what will it cost? me while in Mon treal recently ... - - ----------------- irnau r vilIlIg human satisfactory pictures from the have turned their ideas into ction and are presently in the process of reactivating Welcome Wagon International a focal plane camera though the 4 band does show up. Tl(1-X film, ASA 400, is rec. ounnended for black-and-white prints, in a simple camera with no shutter speed settings, insert a USED flashcube in the flash socket to reduce the shutter a in the Sanford area. .. nulls speed. Don't come closer than the minimum focusing distance unless using a close-up lens as per directions. With adjustable and automat. Ic cameras, take meter read. ings directly from the iv screen image. For color slides - Following a six-hour ballroom dancing course, the students final exam was to exercise their dancing cxpertise at Mr. P's Supper Club. Ranging From the teens to mid-years, the dancers were graduated with honors and stole camera should be loaded with the fastest color film available. For be tter pict ur es from the ture to some degree. To elimi- - iongime are serving in this capacity. or prints, an f-2.8 lens or faster is usually required and the - WUIUVII women area' residents and feel a greeting service of this nature would benefit newcomers in familiarizing them with the community structure and - available activities. Baba and Jean are both in. terested In promoting the welfare and progress of the area and are looking forward to , Never use flash or Flood lights to photograph a TV image. They wipe out the TV picture and the result is a blank screen with no Image. The basic shooting speed for leaf-type shutters is 1-25th or I30th of a second never faster. Cameras with focal plane shutters present a problem at that speed It's likely to show a diagonal band across t he plc. Katherine Bishop, chairman of the Sanford Bicentennial Pictorial H istory Committee, Is relations, Harriett (Baba) Deas and Jean Bryant 'IV screen at 1-30th second With measurements. ... WV need ior community promotion and better blur of movement. Norm it's too slow a speed. Ire made lens attachment and follow the careful with directions and TV broadcasters, the a thbe transformed Into an enthu- Ietes and coaches and the public siastic mob of excited specta- to see any of the major events tars, and 1 thought of the time, going on simultaneously by effort and expense each would pr essing buttons. go through in order to be Meanwhile, back at the ranch present. in Texas ... or the den in New At the same time, the Incred- York or the patio In CaliforIble technology of television nia ,.. or the hacienda in New equipment and experts will be Mexico, would-be photojournaltransmitting the action in close- ists can be setti ng up for their up details impossible for human self-assigned Olympic Games eyes to duplicate to an es- coverage, timated billion viewers Center the camera squarely t hrou ghou t t he world. in front of t he IV screen for Just one of the remarkable le ast distortion. Put it on a tnfacets of Montreal's IN coy- pod or firm support and use a erage is the largest concentra. cable release to minimize camtion of TV receivers ever as. era movement. Focus sharply sembled For one story. on the screen and make sure it nate that band, it's necessary to 'IV, turn off ceiling and too shoot at 14th second. This lights to avoid disturbing requires car eful choice of the flections on the 'IV sc reen and i nsta nt to photograph to avoid a make some minor adjustments. sending out a plea for photographs and drawings of Sa nfor d during the early days. The pictur es will tell the history of Sanford in a foruicuiiung pUUllCaUOfl. ltluEugH the pictorial history Is designed the show at Mr. p's, Attending with the In- as a Bicentennial salute, the structors, Miriam Wright and deadline has been extended Valerie Weld, were their until September, 1977, the 100th husbands, David Wright and anniversary 01 Sanford's Incorporation. George Weld. For information on subThe class included Mary M'J1 pictures and Grover, Tom Duxbury, Ellen mitting description, and David Smith, Ruth and documentary Harry Kniffin, Cindy Jurss, contact Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr., or Sara Lee Roberts, Randy the Greater Sanford Chamber Crammer, Leslie Whittern, of Commerce. Tom Lake, and Betty and Ed Vale. Rich and Sidney Grover formed the cheering section at the posh supper club, where everyone enjoyed dining, dancing and the delightful atmosphere. r ' . . V. W i V^ %oUK CEILING TILES ;"x - Williams, who has been near his home. wmL I married twice and has four Today, Hroosskahrohret — loosely translated as He Who children. tie w-rote down some of his Wears a Cloth Shirt — is 36)ear-old Ted Williams, experiences, getting a great author, painter, sculptor, deal of encouragement from a professor and friends, one of musician, exparalrooper and PAINTING MATERIALS whom sent a few of his stories Ti r II to Syracuse University Press. UT I) MOBILE 15141 PAINTS ECONAFIBER They responded with a conLinen finish in plain do the book. -tract to people through his art and his I white 1/2" * 12' x 12" writing, both of which haveAlthough he says he hasn't encountered any real racial i been recently published as Cool-Cote discrimination, Williams feels I "The Reservation." there are popular miscon'The book is a series of short LATEX PAINT essays and sketches Eac h characters of his people that _____-________ describing the life of And th at j should be cleared up. A American Indians as was one of his reasons for A 1% through the eyes of a young Reg. Price lea I 1 16c 1 writing the book. boy. It also contains Williams' Williams is concerned a bout ph ilosophy of life. FRESCO Gal the current militancy in the "If you're positive, you can Beautiful white tile di an Movement American In do anything," he said in an in. --j] raised pattern. AIM). "They might be acterview, pausing to light the nd complishing something, I ki II latest in an endless stream of Interior-exterior paint in whitt. and 'Jlors of think they're riot,"he said cigarettes. You create your For all masonry surfaces. Quick drying. "Negative feelings are Like own environment," Price (gat , R 439 negative seeds and you reap a Williams was dressed in a Each negative harvest." gaudy [lowered shirt and red The writer-artist noted a pants. A necklace of bri ghtly Architectural Carton of40 ......................8.69 tendency among Indians not colored Indian beads held his to vote. Williams himself does eyeglasses. Under his shirt he PVC WALl. FINISH not. "it's almost an edict from wears a medicine bag that he CORINTO the chiefs" he explained sass heats up to warn him Has a swirled !a9n "Voting would be the first g er . A of inndngdan that si mu lates step toward the eradication of hoop earrings under his I Indian status as a separate long black hair carries nation turquoise good-luck charms -' Gal. A reflection of this is the On the back of his shirt was tact that the Indians well be printed "have a nice day." Each :_. the only group that won't h Although he rarely praccelebrate the actively tices Indian medicine for fear Use prepared wood or Ca rt on of 40 ......................8.99 bicentennial year. "They're of legal action Williams metal surface. Flat finish. White and colors. M not interested, They look upon numerous tales to tell of his SARATOGA -: it as they would any other and his father's prowess as Has an embossed twop form of entertainment." herb doctors. , tone design of soft white Mopacote Acrylic Latex Williams does not worry, on Williams left the reser. bei the other hand about the vation at 18 to Jota the army HOUSE PAINT medicine man. He has turned his talen ts to spreading the culture of tü PLUMBING SUPPLIES CEILING . How Good A Shopper Are You ? EK NEW LUMBER " P'RU"m M U CTS Being a good shopper depends on two basic things: Comparison shopping among A1 "10-In-i" IiIU PLUMBING WD vvi nin . 2" x 8' Pressure TrAnft#4 u,uIu FURRING STRIPS stores ping among item. ' V' X — -. -- ..•'•.• find out. Do you . 2c . - - 111'J' ' irid ' r 2 . - . - - 23c - For furring walls or ceilings to attaching wallboard, or behind metal lath to - not included ) ' - 33Li n Ft T - I • study modern jazz at the K na pp I ns titute In Chicago and learned to play the trumpet. Ahout ten years ago. he went to work for Eastman Kodak in Rochester, N.Y_ where he now lives. Williams got started "The Reservation" almost purely by chance, "I saw this woman thatl had eyes for and I got her phone number. loss of Indian culture in the melting-pot of American life. "No thing is ever lost because if the need persists we can ha ve anyt hing we wan t" he said. "There will always be change and itis always for the best. Sometimes we have to get hit on the head with a 2-by4 to see It, but change is r'-,"• . ;-i-. j •,', . t.asy to ork Will accept paint or 16', No. 3. thou a'ila4 ,-JL- H Mediterranean Oak or White Iose.sood froth I e me BASE MOULDING - Vanity base. ISle - - - - •'1 " 40c E ich ' - - -- - -_ - - ' . COVOfltiy Latex Flat WALL PAINT "'-- KWIK / I 6 1 Gal ç Pressure Treated YELLOW PINE Useful for many home projects. to decay and termite attack e 7T. 411 ' YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! your aje, - I' - C or - - 1(X) #,jit -- .-- with the helping hand of :Tfl;flar,p welcome' age 14 await you here. Plan a shopping safari to The Wardrobe soon. Of Wear at Moderate Prices ç Iil:lli ~01 - dImiwo I-- ---- '' -- niurdrobt St. 210 E. First Panda 323-8020 ,isf.rd 1 Ue,rIH ,14,,k,., tt.. if• .,nA Len flrv,.nt h,iu. h,i.Ir.f End-of-Summer WOMEN Evening Herald Sanford Fl. Thursday, July 22. pIICt A Will Is Protection UnderNew L that could arise for your family if you have no will, legal consultants I have talked to v O RES / I ' 7 / Good Selection in Junior and All Sales Final No Refunds, \ Exchanges or \ Charges ' Please Misses Sizes 218-220E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.3524 DOWNTOWN SANFORD - --- SALE PRICES GOOD JULY 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 Angela Higgins Pre of Sanford lust loves her now WEDGE hair style from Dawns. Angela is employed by Super X in Sanford. SPECIAL LOSEOJT PRICES EFFECT ON ALL V and RIDING Hol MMOW(RS 7:3( HQOSC FROM UY MOMS 1 '. - '.. , 1tUO SPOOLS WiDI CI(0(C1 05 COtOISI COMPUITO,S PW 2N iiiii. SOL 4;.-.. POUISTEJ + COTTON WOVEN PIQUE & 2i '°"" 1.29,4 U FASHION CREPE it h . Li.IId Iftiss ''' 14011 d, I jollpw ships, and property descriptions. After the will is written, be -' - Provide this general advice on wills: Make a list of all your property and heirs. Then, go to an attorney who can advise you on the proper way to draw up your will. Ex plain to your att orney why you are making the provisions you dicta te so that he may prepare a will that carries out your wishes. Also, when writing the will, be specific about THREAD names, addresses, relation- : , . - Quality Children's case. Under many state laws, when a person dies without leaving a will, his or her spouse may only get a third of the estate with the remaining twothirds going to other heirs, usually the co uple's children. If there are no children, other family members may get pa rt of the estate. To avoid the legal problems . . E WE DGE G E 2"*4"xB'(piece) 4" *4" 8'( c LIGHT BULBS li-side hosted buihs ' €.). 75 . '- mko- - Great looks for the guys to - Ilowever,this is often not the . thou 16 No t' Completely odorless, ifast d(ying arid easy to apply. Has tough, washable. soap-resistant 189 FRESCO .................... Each finish. While and colors e' WC —__.-- U 7/16 X3',.- SPECIAL FEATURE 69 - 59 I 11I Lin. Ft 75 IL ach SEAL TUB CAULK 1 Convenient 6oz. tube. MMM LINEN WHITE ...............Each DAP j 1----- i ' : : 25c It's Cute, It's Cuddly, It's the ' . -.----- - ______________________________________ • . - r masonry. His fungicide to resist film attack by mildew. White and colors. : _____ ' - ,2' i Its- wriiie porcelain All purpose paint for wood, metal and i enamel steel lavatory. Acid re3lstant. For suspended ceilings. 1/2" * 2' 4 ("The Reservation" is published by Syracuse University Press petsons. Denmark, has opened at last to Only a put of the rwoledd the public as Wisconsin s chief 576-acre development on Wiscontribution to the nation's bI- cousin 67 is ready for the initial centennial fete. tourist invasion. Construction istu continue for The outdoor museum in providing visitors with southeastern Wisconsin is e what researcher Marty Perkins reminiscent of Old Sturbridg Village or Plimouth Plantation descnbes as an educational Williamsburg as a recon- experience in watching how or struction of 19th-century pioneers built their handhewn pioneer homesteads and log homes, barns, smokehouses, schoolhouses and pas. villages, lure fences. Eventually the Historical Yet It is unique in that it emiaszes the cosmopolitan eth. Society intends to staff the mu. mac heritage of cultures which seuni with blacksmiths and othr i*.'riid e'raft.zrst'ii imiiiii,.rant' lnflhrteri ti %Vi- 75 Gal, GRID CEILING PANELS 1 - - - notables as Queen Margrethe of .. 29 1 . Old World Wisconsin, having dows Zo a chapel once built by a been visited already by such farming community of black 7 MOPACOT1 ' ... Cas-ton of 40 .....................13.99 — Even cousin, ranging from GermanEAGLE, Wis. lAP) the pines are Immigrants. style log houses with energyThe Sta te Historical Society's minded southern-exposure win- ROUND LAVATORY - Each inevitable." Museum Recalls State's Heritage - . " - 1 - - Soft 0 I over serving four years as a paratrooper, most of them in Korea. After the war, he took advantage of the GI Bi ll to -- Health Tea gives you all of It In their colorful knit tee shirt and camp shorts, so jauntily worn by our model, Shane Lee. Shane Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lee. - 5 ... Pond "erosa Pine SHELVING r V - eg Faucet and top - You may not believe that you it may be best to rewrite the fruit? The best ones are heavy but like will. for their size, since weight is have an "estate" Keep your will in a safe place indicative of juice content. Skin everyone else, you do. Although should be thin and fine tex- it may not consist of a mansion and tell your "executor" (the tured, and the fruit should be on acres of land, your "estate" person or institution that will can be made up of many things, carry out the provisions of the firm, 1)0 you look for specials on big and small, from a valuable will where it is. Leave a copy baked goods? Day-old baked object such as a diamond wrist with your attorney, and if you products, especially breads and watch to something of sen- have arranged for your bank to rolls are easily revived with timental value like the family be the executor, leave a copy with a bank official. toasting or rewarming in the bible. To insure that, upon your oven. They are often sold at half death, the property in your prices, Do you try new products that estate is given to the people you offer something better or dif - want to receive it, financial and legal consultants alike suggest ferent? Do you determine the op. that you prepare a will. proximate cost per serving However, leaving a will that is when buying meat? Divide the poorly drawn, out of date or price per pound by the number open to mininterpretation can Of servings per pound. You'll be as bad as leaving no will at find that the cheapest cuts are all, so it is wise to get legal not always the most advice and leave nothing to chance. economical. Many people mistakenly Do follow these tips and your comparison shopping may be believe that, upon death, their entire estate automatically beyond comparison, passes to their husband or wife. MI1CUIUD prior 2.98 ;. form a level surface for plastering. Chen icaily treated to resist moisture and wooii') destroying insects Re g. Price li.uece) SAVER 19" VANITY BASE on any masonry or possibility of the complete prices are on a weekend. But look carefully in a store for pricing patterns. How do you choose citrus • - 39 •-- " I toilet insta. alson. At'9. Price f try to buy when the price is right? Often, lowest C P Eac h - - ' 10r faucet. vanity , arik Model QEW100. 3 . 99 " t shop- Do you know how to tell a good buy from a not-so-good one? Take this short quiz and -- _.__' Mr. and Mrs. William B. (Gladys) Wray have retreated to the North Carolina mountains to beat the heat. The couple Is at home at the quaint Nu-Wray Inn near Asheville, a family owned operation. many rwmesiave been Comfortable, sporty and comparatively carefree... will travel. houses a wealth of antiques and southern hospitality. Featured in the second-floor drawing had fun In the sun and enjoyed shopped and lolled in the sun, room, The Blue Room, are a their family. the men took to the golf course. rosewood square piano (circa 1830) and chairs of the early Mr. and Mrs. J.W. (Margie) Victorian period. Gwenne and Vincent Butler Brown of Old Lake Monroe and Sophia and Ken Chapman Road, have spent the summer Hazel and Woodrow Cash ofLake Mary, spent a three-day entertaining their grand. spent a relaxing vacation at holiday at the Beach Club Hotel daughter, nieces, nephews, New Smyrna Beach where they in Naples. While the women cousins and friends. tis NEW YORK (AP) — When About a week later I got the nerve to call her and she said Hroosskahrohret was a child on the Tuscarora reservation she was going to sign up for a creative writing course. I said in upper New York State his father immersed him in the 'That's all I ever wanted to do That was an old Indian culture and traditions of the trick," he said, and laughed at American Indian — the ways the memory of his small lie. of the woods. the earth and the mythology surrounding the "The next thing I knew, I had countless plants that grew a book and a wife," added Sharp Summer Sportswear Women Greet Newcomers Photos sets at Montreal's Olympics Fill the film frame with the which permit viewers to mont- largest possible complete TV tor up to seven different events screen picture and then chock while they are taking place. In. the Focus for sharpness. If the stalled at 27 different locations camera's closest focusing di-,;in sufficient quantities, they are tance still results in a small 'IV a 2+closeuP available for renorters. radio add 1+or - ------ ---.... -c,-,-.-.--------. brilliantly-lit arenas would soon I rres er es Indian Culture r Olympics RCA of Canada gathered and doesn't shift, perhaps by taping provided 3,500 Colortrak 'IV the lens In place. How would you like to be a how: photojournalist covering the You can photograph Mon. struction crews were readying 1976 Olympic (lames at Mon. treat's summer Olympics or the outside approaches and treat or any of the major news- any major news event by set- workmen indoors were putting worthy events taking place ting up your camera in front of on the Finishing touches. The throughout America during its your television set and gibing vista of clean, empty seats ------------------------------------Bicentennial celebration? All yourself the assignment. 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T sA5 J, - WI4IN& C.ALJ.E .4vE - - TO PJT %\I'TI-I CoNvEggON km 7 - - TIME N AG 1A& - ______________ ____ __ ____ ___ ____ - 34 ____ SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov. 22 If ARIES (March 21-April 19) be swayed by one whose you catch anyone in a small me thods are not of the same deception today, refuse to deal th noes are high caliber as yours. Heeding Y' th is person's advice will cause trying to cover up something far bigger. you problems. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dev. May ) TAURUS (Apr il Know all about persons or firms 21) Be ex tremely selective of you contract work wi th today. companions today. Others will An uniformed choice will cause judge you by the company ou keep. You'll be blamed for YO you a pain in the checkbook. cohorts shortcomings. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 2,). Today, someone may not be all she appea rs to be. Don't tell her 191 Shun types who a re n't good too much. She could do you dirt team players today. CoworkenA, could cause some hectic later. CANCER (June 21-July 22) problems if your ideas and Let sleeping dogs he today. It's methods are not in harmony. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to no one's advantage to rehash an old family problem even You're not too good at disguising your feelings when though it's on your mind, LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) You persons you're not fond of are could judge your buddies a little around. This lack of tact too harshly today. Show that turn off other friends. kind, compassionate nature PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20(h) you're noted for. - - 28 29 - - - - J - - - - _______ 4 2 43 - - - - ______ 0 0 .-. _______ _____ 1.22 ______ __ ARCHIE WHATAYJ E' C)O(NG IN THERE ' THING EATING ITOIEN! YW - - 50 _______ You may not gain exactly what A negative attitude lessens your youhopefortoday,butdon'tbe ability to face issues squarely. discouraged. There are residual benefits to more than YOUR BIRTHDAY • 2 1 - - - AS WHAT'S IS ST)JCI( URThE REFR*ERATOR p\ ANDI CAN'T GITJ ' - STUCK UNDER THERE 2' __________ '" Af,________ ________ 1 - L - - - - - - 22 -~ WIN L BUGS BUNNY -. , -J2 ___________ _____ _____ L by Stoffel & Heimdahl 51C,N 'fl-4' PAPERS, FUDOSY, AN' YA ,M(AY IN TI-tAT Ut WHEN IS Mr' (JESS.') I PAYMENTS FIRST LN PAYMENT jI4LL !moHr. U , •i_i - ..• _____ -= PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer TRY MMM_ SMELLS JUSr LIKE I MINE PU ::K~ ! 5MELLS AND GLUE... WHA7 AN PAPER! By Lawrence L Lamb, M.D. LD. _____ ' DO A LIB R ARY - ______ EST £KQJ r. prescription, and told him he stamped, self-addressed enhad gout and to co me ba ck the velope and cen ts for it. Just following week. send y ou r letter to me In care of Ihaveheardthatpeoplewith the Evening Herald, r.o. Bex gou t ha ve to give up or at least 1551, Radio City Station, New cut down on certain foods and York, N.Y. 10019. liquids, me prescription he was Before we had the effective given di d help and he was ok'd medicines we have today the for work in abou t a week. only thing the doctors could This doctor asked my off er the gout pa tient was a diet This if any member of his and medicine to abort the acute I had never attack. The diets were low ailment. I have heard It was thosefoodswithlotsofnucleiin eithertoomuch of something In them. This meant giving UP the system or lack of organ meats F ID) £AII5!$! j ,l. ' enlighten me. even the strictest diet will on ly DEAR READER - Th e lower (be isrji-' irJ !ev"! popular image of the pe rson bit because the excess does not with gout is a middle-aged, come from the food but from You see, whenever , ,,, , ' 4 - 'I - -. '72 7.22. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis 30 x 40 2400 Sq. Ft. 1200 Sq. Ft. TRUTH IS...t4iL IT WA5 ONCE ii AN D CAN TAKE MOST ANY BODY OF - ( A NYONE 'I ' 9 Bar Ii C WALK ON '# -7 A MiRACLE,,. I' '..L .'-" % . • 1i FRIZWL - -P- : 7-2; '- ---... FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves BROAD ST HIGHLAND VIA F 9 A HWY 124 HAMILTON AVE ROUTE EXIT ' • 4 STOPPING RIGHT For reservations contact Joe Badger - - - OUAA8a. - o 1 •vu45 by Gill Fox / / _______ __________ SECOND FI{'hi1' - 0 Herculon / - Sleepur sofa Reg. $ $268 and Love Seat Peg. p429 (..., ' $749 - DOONESBU ip., RJP! R Tau A15 ,fAa "I' SAVE i. .1 £ UP TO T(54s5 'LE4f.iEffEI4., t?V:R 7JItMW BED ____________________ PILLOWS Recliners Rag. Size 1 Reg. 98 Rag. S.9$ Queen Size Rag. 9.95 19 Wh)'' Did you gamble or niuke Il'i'R of sere you merely a vlctith of th e times? - E57 Everyone has a problem. What's yours?Foi'apersonair,ply,wrlteto ABBY: Box No. 45100, L.A.. Calif. $ 1 40 . Values Now $3375 PALM BEACH and JOHNNY CARSON $75 & 80 Values , Now $5871 it-lp - Regular and Leisure Suits, Shirts, . 1 Shoes and Many Other Items On Sale. , Men's J 1i Store BANKAMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE 205W. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SAN FOR D WELCOME 36 _x3ma , IS itors m Inn ZI II Entertained MM 41 P _ 'r4. JCPe : n ney __________ _____ .,, l... • All. SALES FINAL I C 4 _ IciiGz,s Aaiwc _ LII' SOLD AS IS 'S '7 Heavy Pine Construction '"" " * 698 Rig. 1)039 _ ______ A ar/ny t'1 a ;I'JI ' Financing Lu I1LW3 fP4.jOV DRAMATIC arsrs ______ _ ' - It works because It makes sense! IlIC ,JI *ay t e e re - C.&IOiItS liIjri ou ci uses An Ct)t cr dietician *111 confirm that And hats *hy me new SLIM.TWINZ RCducing Plan *0.1 'or you ever, though nothing else tie. before' The SLIM.TWINZ Plan includes not one-BUT TWO TABLETS. You take one befo,e n•ali to help Curb your a,pelilt' You take another h •!f ( mci, 'LI eo Take them anywhere Open Thurs.&Fri, , \ two 4/l,A;ti - ________ ___________ - '" - - T; t I st St.) i Mile East of 1-4 j,sr money bid --- - ___- • of the same pose in color. ADDITIONAL 5x7s or SETS of WALLETS in orig. Pack-1.69 ea. - ' CHOOSE FROM SEVERAL POSES • AGE LiMIT 12 YRS. OLD • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY • RE-ORDERS AT HIGHER PRICES • TWO CHILDREN TOGETHER 2.96 Pi xy. Complete in. Photographers hours 10-1, 2-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, July 23 and 24. sun.P.M _ Sanford Sanford Ph.321-0230 Sate Held Pursuant To Seminole County Prmt For Gong Out Of BuSinCSS Sale No 6 Granted July 17. 1976 --- ip Z. I Sonlord's Finest \s' ,&'cit Sal TII6P.M. FURNITURE, INC. I 'I fronts' 5?ruCtiOflS and "cal plenty" dial plan en. c!oseJ Dram,it,c vesijls Quaranlerjii in I') ______ Night Till P.M. PA $ •'( ( Helps Control Calorie Intake, and Fat Outgo! You ictulity $uirOurid meat times r' ovt aids that help c on trol BOTH calore inlabo _ _ "M portraits y'.' *iI:Jh? 5 .) Ci? IeAef and fit outgo! You attack Iii on Ian . I REDUCING PLAN - 8 Pc. Sloppy Joe Living Room . SLIM-I WIN1 'a w,' Available -- .),'a:.•. for a 5x7 or 4 wallet sizes SLIMAINZ Mtt 110ow-w-K-W Bedroom Sets A FA AND SAVE AS YOUE NEVER SAVED BEFORE A'XA 25 Fr LOIT f']I ATTACH FAT Our Entire Stock y' ( LRiIT 1 1/ Off e ALL MERCHANDISE Pixy Only 1i __________ KIng Size S --_________ Sport Coats ___________________________________________________ $189 159 Reg. 14.15 ________________ OJO/a &'TVi pc7z;6 A POUNDS and INCHES MELT AWAY 7,5% __________ ___________ with the BEFORE and AFTER MEALS ALL ITEMS SUBJECT _ - OW /IE64Thf 11(i)5crAE5 )WM.N'T 441 14R1 WATCHIN&AT and yours has gone "way TO PRIOR SALE ,Q by T. K. Ryan I addressed envelop,, please. situations are reversed. We are bo th in our 50s and seiiii-retired and have no Keeping dry dependents. What do you say? to combat excessive perFOU LE D UPI N FI. DEAR FOULED: Your letter spiration in hot weather, hair leaves too many questions remove underarm " Wow! How much too much did it cost?" by TUMBLEWEEDS - - , 148 Modern 4 1 SEMI ANNUAL She once asked my sister or which the good guys win. He group visited many areas of did, but th e kids didn't like interest in the city. iii liyAL iir-1i1Ir1i "\rvw...III)) more complete resume of what the question of money. tier net worth has gr own substantially please tell the kids stories in York. After the cookout the GOVERNORS TRY ildren, but my husband in. sists it doesn't matter. I would like to know what you and some Cooper from Daytona Beach tell them a story. In these stories, the bad guy and Mrs. Louise Jones and always wins. I told him to daughter Janice from New h1.E (Olt - e disease of kings 1 am sending you me Health Letter num be r N. Gou t., Uric HIGHWAY SAFETY Acid, which will give you a COMMISSION - i Matching Sofa th I say it's a bad influence on Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson but knosing so few of the facts, I hesitate to offer any advice. and children from Athens, Ga. J/4JfJ[J '11 DEAR ABBY: My husband recently visited with their and I have two children, 5 and 7. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester A very good friend of ours Jackson.at 1211 West 7th St. A .. . A. A. comes over about once a week Family mem be rs gather ed for dinner and because he is for a cookout. Other relatives such a good storyteller, the attending were Mrs. Jewell -' such people led to It being the Nationwide Sewing Center / often get gout called the king of diseases and Safety is a family affair, Abby She may be justified hi her concern about her "securit)," ARRIVE AUVE FOR 10 DAYS IN STORE ONLY north has appredated sub' stantinlly since your divorce, • Centrally located in Seminole County JACOB V Interestingly, the gout high uric acid levels are common in active, Intelligent ___________ SUNSHINE STATE people. Its tendency to occur in '-IJ KEEP RE -ENTRY 92 constantly in your body. It is had and more serious literally spun off from nucleic problems. Th e medicines acids that are in the nucleus of available today, though, make the cells. This aberration in itpossibleforapersontoleada formation of excess uric acid normal life otherwise. does tend to occur In families. The women in the family tend to have high uric acid but less fr- FLORIOA OW divorceir You say that her net anti,perspirant after bathing. cell regeneration that goes on acute attacks as your husband / REG. $12.95 his old method. you married? Why were you clothing and use an effective facilities _____ relegated to the archives of acid never occurs. medical folklore. It isimportantfot people with Gout LS caused by an excess gout to be followed regularly. '-' production of uric acid, me Most will have to take medicine Ii I uric acid Is a byproduct of the for life to avoid gouty arthritis, Dear unanswered. How lung %ere regularly, avoid wearing tight Kitchen available for your caterer 11 That is a concept of an- never gets elevated and the tiquity and deserves to be harm caused by the excess uric $595 those stories nearly as much as the ones in which the bad guys win, so our friend went back to sas "up,' so to speak, finaricially, she would be the $t ______ hand. ANY MAKE OR MODEL SEWING MACHINE mainstay, now that our toots. Enclose stamped, sell - 60 x 40 CU Of SIDE GLANCES We Will Clean, Oil, Adjust Tensions ____________________ in our first inarriage because overwieght man sitting in his the excess production by the oversutffed chair with his person's own body cells. painful foot on a soft pillow on a The newer medicines can stool, while he is eating a leg of block the production of excess lamb with one hand and holding uric acid by the body cells. That .1 glass of wine in the other way the blood level or uric acid Center .1 - 777 N. Hwy 17-92 Casselberry Ph. 339.8097 RENI thi L-Z Nationwide Sewing '- . my feelings? Or would that be a 1 by means of a trump MODERN, send Si to "Win coup. at Bridge." do s *,.3..L . fl.••.. .J suw I,.wpper, P. ox 4b9. trump to dummy's eight to Radio City Station, New York, guird against a 4-0 trump N Y too1g) At (With Coupon) Bob $ 50/night e 27th we go out, Banquets, Weddings, or other North didn't double, doesn't cost you as much ai but when Betty bid f ive hearts does an unsuccessful double of W. of your readers think. '' ' ________ _I13 is something. Hope you can limiting the meats. However, the 12th Wes Kay I, 2010 I Oniv At Bob always brings another UNSUI1E IN IDYLI.WIl.D fellow along. We have never ItOh were Interested in a DEAR U?SURE: I vote with been absolutely alone - just the romantic Involvement with you wouldn't have to insist on two of us. DEAR ABBY: My mother I've become very much upset being alone with him. fhrees a has been in heaven for four with having an extra man on all frot4d. Lose him. I was 8 years old when DEAR ABBY: My ex-wife years. ur dates, and I want to do the Lord too k her away, but and I often discuss remarrying, something about it. can never forget a certain Should I confront Bob with but we always get hung up on ha MALLS ding to Betty Lind, her means daughter sitting East opened It is a term misapplied to a with a psychic bid of one double of a game bid. The idea spade. that it doesn't cost you Betty bid two spades and anything if your opponent West got into the act by t ry ing makes his contract and this is four spades For some reason entirely correct Although it of - French Ave. and 111 last year we sold more bowling balls than we ever figured we would. I nustake ________ . myself to do a small chore for ______ TI IREE IS CROWD since our divorce, and mine has her, like carrying out the trash. p ________________ _______ IWAR TIIIIEE: t con- gone way down. She feels that in a We argued so much a bo ut 11_111hhjL11 . iiita'_. 8111061118069 .. ...._.. ...4 frontation isn't necessary. It whosesent turnusit bo was to do it that remarriage, her assets should Mama remain hers as a sort of she did it herself.th outside and security, and that I should [lease put this in your contribute the same as be fore. TWO FOR girls their who are lucky I feel that if a couple marries, column enough for to have mothers. there should be a complete Love, Suitable for merger. In other words, since 1 MISSING MAMA a was the sole source of support : Here is another hand From A MaIne reader wants to (For a copy tions 00 ..... k, 200 N. Park, Sanford Dial 322-2383 : , th e ABTA quarterly. Accor- know what a "Free' double to try for bowling was - . ') . ___________________ id At one time ta pering off as a sport. Well, you. Opening lead - K * ec ed teresting. -. ___ _____ Squeeze tricks. She d ' • I last spade, led her last trump to overtake in dummy, discarded one club on dummy's last tromp and was held to six I when East kept a diamond AK83 stopper £742 A nice hand but to forestall Neither vulnerable some of our sc i ent if ic readers, we will mention that Vltt North East soits the handcanalso bemadeby 6 26 ia Pass l'as sy letting the defense hold one PAIS 6 pass p spade trick and developing a in particular and ' dri p dry COttOfl North raised her to SIX a part-score contract of two Betty rotted the spade lead hear ts or higher high and counted ii easy - , much attracted to him, but I don't seem to be making any headway. i f1 4 - 23 c per lb. ii now available ii Hours 8-S. Two drop off loca. something else that's in- . Bob is 27. We've been dating for ' over a year, and I am very - : . DEAR ABBY: I am 26 and - '.1 ' prints, queen of diamontis. ruffed the 72 • 11$ I £ Q .1 9 8 3 sotrH £A K Q 10 7 6 of weeks ago my husband .. awakened duri ng the ni ght wi th Lamb severe pain in his big toe. He _ started to get up but could hardly stand, his toe was so ______________________ badly swo ll en. lie stayed home from work on the next day thinking it would go away but it didn't. the disease is and how He went to the doctor who X. treated. Others who want this family had gout. heard of it THEY I' p. and solids. All are machine break which would spoil th e potential dummy reversal C" Once bo th opponents followed the rest was easy. She ruffed a second spade high, entered dummy with th e king of clubs. rotted a third spade high. entered dummy with the Soirees - By ABIGAIl. 'AN BUREN I _____________________ Causes Gout I Your choice of button gripper or zipper : front stripes fabric. / Miller (Formerly of 7 FbrIc. Care Center) is now II, liiW. 27th St. jat Wes1 (next to Pinecrest School). . washable and NORTH £7643 1 96 •Q65 £AKS guess, was man who knows . q I High Uric Acid I Sports Three Is One Too Many / AT BRIDGE would you more about the subject than probably anyone in the count ry Leonard Steinlauf, head of Herman's World of Sporting Goods, a division of W.R. Grace & Co. the answer is women. In the past ten years women have become sports activists. They have taken sports out of the locker room and made them ¶' a social habit. Steinlauf says that eight : years ago 98 per cent of Herman's customers were men. Today, a third are women. COUPLE RETURNS FROM CRUISE The sport that seems to be Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith of 121 Sanora Blvd., have returned from enjoying the biggest boom is a four-day cruise to Freeport, Grand Bahamas and Nait The tennis and, according to Steinlauf, are coupteenjoyedsightsetingandshoppinginthebullngisIaj,of sau, responsible.women "It's amazing activity, and the luxury of their floating hotel, the Luxury Liner what Billie Jean King has done Flavia. for the sport. And here's robe - Social AU wrong. Acco rding to the comfortable You will form several inearly part of the day your outlook is apt to be a bit too teresting new associations this negative. M things progress, year.J ustbesure thepersons you'll realize you were foolish you to take things so seriously. high standards. ; I In a cool, B) OSWAU) and JAMES JACOBY __________ I Turn the most important influence on sports in the last ten years? Golf? Skiing? Tennis? Football? • •... July 23, 1976 - - - .' ' - - - by Bob Montana I'M IN THE ARE _______ ______ - - - 1 _______________ 1 Wash, Dry 8, Fold Service is What, • LIBRA (Sept. 23.0d. 23) The - To VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don't anticipate defeats today. adequately compensate. ° W omen Entrants Residents of Florida are personalchecksorcashwjilbe invited to express their feelings accepted. about America in poetry form Stamped self addressed d enter th e guild's BI ce envelope must be included for nla) patriotic poem contest, return of poems. which will run from Aug. 1 to No communication will be Sept.1 inclusive, and offers entered into about envies, cash prizes plus blue ribbons Prizes are as follows: and other prizes, first; $15, second; $10, third, Entries must be accompanied plus blue ribbons and other3 for by $3 For first poem, $2 ad- 4 th 5th and 6th place. ditional entries. Only Florida Winning poems will be residents are eligible, printed in a booklet to be Rules are as follows: released wi thin 90 days of close All entries must be of of contest. patriotic nature, not longer Collaboration for turning than 32 lInes, poems into songs will be Poe ms must be printed availa ble from members of the clearly or typed on white paper. guild on a 50.50 basis. Each entry must be ac- Send entries to Bicentennial companled by entry fee, money Poetry Contest, 47 E. Robinson, order or certified check. No Orlando, 32801, Sui te Don't _________ - Contest Needs ___________ " .. For Friday. July 23. 1976 ______ iT - Poetry 8YBFNICEBEDEOSOI. r l2Lake-50 Cry pefch h'i'ct'anals 13 Hawk parrot 5* Chinese 14 Military dynasty assistant 52 Shoshonean 15 Aperture Indian *6 High mountain 53 Memorandum 17 date 54 16 Skin diseases nickname 20 Concerning 55 Aver age 21 Land parcel 56 Fillip 22 Seaport lab) DOWN 23 Foreign agents 26 Auto body I Nuisance 30 Rocky crags 2 Shield bearing 3 I Portal 3 Hubbub 32 Equal (comb 4 Cooking form) utensils 33 Girls name S Graph 34 Char 6 Feels Poorly 35 Singing group 7 Snooze 36 Fresh start 6 Sanctified 36 Visitor persons 39 Among 9 Ocean _____ _ 11 44 Rei ter ates Siweed h I - 41 Seraglio 5---otpeas ____ Thursday,Jgly22,11I-JB HOROSCOPE ACNO$$ 40 Gibbon I Roast lorn of (/7 EvenlnqI4irald,SanfordFl. Let's Eat! ___ 1SPEPPE9RtC0)#N4l_ 1uTfl.urri to Previous Puzile Anw ECKE110 10 Plaza Open 10a.m. te9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Catalog center 322.1020. Store Ph. 321310 IiE1 �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Stat eGroup Unite Force Pro-ERA An endorsement and campaign contribution proceedure has been organized on a statewide level in Florida to elect pro-ERA candidates to office in this election year. Nancy Traver, President of the Florida Women's Political Caucus, spearheaded the political action coalition grup which includes members from it diverse and mitltipartisan number of organizations including: Business and Professional Women, League of Women Voters, National Organization for Women, Women's Political Caucus, Common Cause, Methodist Women, Coyote, Democratic Campaign Committee, Republican Campaign Committee, Communication Workers of America, United Faculty of Florida, Black Women's Political Caucus, Florida State ERA Coalition, Coalition for WATER, and the Feminist Party. These organizations who because of Florida election law proceedures can not on their own endorse and give campaign contributions to candidates, have joined together in the Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, nicknamed "Mary Ann." Mary Ann is the political arm through which each organization channels its support - endorsement, workers and campaign contributions - to pro-ERA. At the first meeting of the Endorsement Committee of the Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, an endorsement questionnaire form was adopted which local groups will use to poll prospective candidates in their local areas. Those endorsed by local groups will be eligible for endorsement and campaign contributions collected by the statewide and national groups representing tens of thousands of members. Any organization or individual wishing to contribute to the election of pro-ERA candidates in Florida may make checks payable to: Florida Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, and mail to 6340 S. W. 16 Terrace, Miami, 33155. Thursday, July 22, D7 to, Back - to -schoo values, Off to school, out to play. Boys' shirts ' 88th Year, No. 283--Friday, July 23, 1976 Casual looks for back-to-school. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 'S S Polyester/cotton T-shirt. and leans. 2.89 Interlock knit, sizes 7-14 In Bus Kidnap Case U Random rib Western Jr. crewneck shirt. varsity lean. Polyester/cotton knit shirt. 3999 Solid & rib knits, sizes 7-14 2.50 Long sleeve tailored shirt. 4.99 Striped Super Denim. crewneck shirt. Jr. varsity lean. SAN l.EANI)llO, Calif. APi of vans that transported the conference Thursday night that underway in Sonora County and Three "armed and dan-Chowchilla youngsters to the ransom may have been the mo- San Jose where Woods "has -, gerous" men from wealthy Cal- quarry where they were im- tive for snatching the young-sonic acreage, some wareifornia families are the target pri.soned for 18 hours. %ters and bur)ing them alive houses and barns. They'll be of a nationwide hunt today, Whether the deputies went inside a van in a livermore looking for some more vehicles, sought for questioning in the into the warehouse, or found rock quarry owned by Woods' more vans." mass kidnaping and imprison- what they were looking for, father. Two vans were used to trans•,L• j117P nient of 26 ('howchilla school could not be immediately deter"I believe these three are in- port the Chowchilla children •;•:.'•, children and their bus driver, mined. volved in the kidnaping suf- after the kidnapers cam. :-'—F Alameda and Madera county Alameda County Sheriff Tom ficlently enough so that we can ouflaged the school bus from sheriffs said they would seek Houchins and Madera County arrest them," Bates said. which the children and driver arrest warrants this morning Sheriff Ed Bates told it news He said new searches were 'v'ere taken. for the three San Francisco Hay-area men. *** .' . An all-points bulletin named moo Frederick N. Woods, 24, James L. Schoenfeld, 24, and Richard A. Schoenfeld, 22. It described them as "armed and dan. % gerous" and told officers to "arrest on probable cause." Alameda County sheriff's deputies ere reported to have PORTOI.A VALLEY, Calif. ,\p named in the nationwide all-points bulletin. obtained at least one search Millionaire's son Fred Newhall Woods IV Woods and James Schoenfeld graduated LOOKING Playing doctor has changed — and kids today think nothing of a quics repair job to a bionic mane warrant early today to search a grew up it loner, building a restlessness that within a year of each other at Woodside High arm. Ten-year-old "Dr." Connie La Rosa (right), assisted by nurses Loi-I Swain (left), 7, and Angle warehouse in eastern San Jose, authorities believe may have led to a bizarre and had worked together repairing old cars. IT OVER Dogncr,7, completes the operation. (flerald Photo bylomVincent) ASan Jose police source said mass kidnaping. City and county records, however, indicate deputies hoped to find the pair Woods, 25, was described Thursday as 'they had no business license. "armed and dangerous" in an all-points The three friends had one scrape with the bulletin which said he and two friends are law. On Oct. 6, 1974, they were arrested in the ' Candidates ScrarnbIe For Names wanted for questioning in the abduction of 26 tiny community of Downieville about 150 ('howchilla school children and their bus miles northeast of San Francisco on a charge driver a week ago. of felony joyriding. On his father's 100-acre estate which has a They pleaded guilt) to petty theft, but "keep out" sign on the front gate, Woods lived withdrew the plea before their January 1975 alone in a servant's cottage and collected old trial began. Later, they pleaded guilty to a cars. All kinds of vehicles - cars, trucks, it reduced charge of auto tampering, were lined By KRIS NASH 1928 Pierce Arrow, even a fire engine $125 each and sentenced to a year's probation. back and tune in "Mary Hartman, Mary Ilartman." who doesn't pay the filing fee has to get out there and dotted the estate. Herald Stall Writer The independent in this case, though, must pay it slave for signatures just like the peons, right? The neighbor on the other side of the Unless you've been locked up with a sawed-off three per cent filing fee ($495.55) then go out and beat "Iii' just never said anything about girl Schoenfeld residence is Richard Storm. He Not quite. While the Independent scrambles for live shotgun and it box of .00 dumdum shells until the death the bushes for some 2,200 petition signatures. And each per cent of the electorate in his proposed dis frient1s," said Steve Ortega, a Portola Valley said the Schoenfelds. whom he has know, penaltywas reinstated or Bowie Kuhn made an in- one of those costs him 10 cents when he turns it in. Democrats and Republicans need only secure five per fireman who shared some school classes with three years, are "superkids." telligent decision - whichever came first - )ou've whether it is counted as "valid" or not, Woods. "Only cars. Cars were his life. All he "They tinker around with cars a lot. Tile) cent of their party's registered county membership. probably seen the fellows with the clipboards and the This riieans that someone who got by on a minimum buy cars, fix them up and sell them," he said. According to figures on file July 15 with Seminole (lid was drive around those old clunkers." long lists of names. As it senior at Woodside Iligh School in -Rick keeps some horses. lie takes care of I number (if signatures would still end up paying around County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce, this You can spot thein in shopping centers, at chamber $715 to run as an independent in District I - only $110 means that about 1,365 Democratic signatures and nearby Redwood City, Woods carried pictures them real good. They are very friendly kids of comniiwrce get-togethers, circulating through the less than a Republican or Democrat who didii't have to about 860 GOP signatures would be needed to enable of cars around in his wallet. He bad no and very helpful. When I had something courthouse, or just about anyplace where a number of wrestle for weeks with the petition sheets. wrong with ray engine, they came down and their respective party candidates to qualify by petition, sweethearts, acquaintances say. people might add their names to those long printed "1k was always quiet and withdrawn," helped me with it." And in practice, the independent contender would And at absolutely no personal expense other than the rosters. Woods' father, Frederick N. Woods 111, seek 2,500 or 3,000 names to balance the ones that will cost of transportation which independents have to pay. said Clay 1100(1, 23, a service station attendant and classmate, They're the independent candidates for federal, be thrown out because they don't belong to currently too. owns the California Rock and Gravel Co. in But he had at least two close friends - the state and count)- office, who have been busily feeding registered voters. So what it boils down to is that for a Livermore where the Chowchilla children It is possible for an independent hopeful to avoid the signatures to their voracious filing petitions for a $30480 saving in District I, the independent candidate filing fee and signature verification charge by Schoenfeld brothers, Jamiies. 25, and Richard, spent their hours of underground terror. is c'ornpelled to go through a lot more grief to qualify, claiming financial hardship, also - but he is still left 23, who shared his interest in cars. The The senior Woods provided the bus which took reporters and photographers into the Then there is the Republican or Democrat who with a much larger task in getting his petition cornbrothers are sons of Dr. John Schoenfeld, an Analysis Atherton podiatrist with offices in Menlo quarry Tuesday to watch Alameda Count)' _______ signs a written statement given under oath to the pleted. sheriff's officers unearth the moving ran in couple of months now. Each one must accumulate the supervisor of elections requesting exemption from the The way it stands now, there seems to be just one Park. The two Schoenfeld brothers were also which the children had been imprisoned. autographs of five per cent of the registered voters in filing fee because he "cannot pay such charges without factor in the independent candidate's favor - time. the area he wants to represent as an officeholder, imposing an undue burden on i his) personal resources Republicans and Democrats going the petition route Sounds pretty easy, doesn't it? You pay it lower or upon resources otherwise available to (him)," this year could not begin gathering signatures until 12 . .. _. filing fee than a party-affiliated candidate, then get a Such a candidate has to qualify by what is af. p.m. June 15, and their completed forms were due by 12 t ft4/ bunch of your friends and neighbors to sign sour fectionately known as "going the petition route." But p.m. July 6, 20 (lays later. petition, and you're in Meanwtuk', an apparent loophole in the Florida unlike his independent counterpart the The fact is, however, that there are it number of Republican or Democrat does not have to pay the io- election law leaves the independent contender's inequities in the system which seem to work against cent verification charge for each signature he obtains, starting tuii(' unspecified and mentions only the independent hopefuls in almost every case. deadline for submitting petitions to the supervisor of This cast is picked up by the taxpayers. Take a candidate for District I of the Seminole elections. And while they're at it, the taxpayers can foot the County Commission, for example. If he runs as a bill for the Republican or Democratic hopeful's But Seminole independent candidates say as soon as Republican or Democrat, he has to pa) a filing fee of petitions, too, because it is up to the candidate's county state legislators realize the situation, this one edge that $825.91, or five per cent of his anticipated $15,000 first- of residence to furnish the forms. Needless to say, the they do have will probably disappear as rapidly as did year commissioner's salary. And that's it. lie can independent contender has to pay for his own. their illusions of equity in election qualification return to his job, begin work on his campaign or sit Well, if nothing else, the Republican or Democrat procedures. ( 4999 Fall patterns, sizes 7-14 IN Tie dyed lean shirt. Western lean. Young Kidnaping S Superkids' Who Love Cars 5.49 $4 Brushed lean. Denim shirt. 8.50 4.50 Broadcloth sport shirt. 2.99 SystemPenalizes Independents rI Super Denim ® $6 lean. Sizes 7.14 Braided jean. Sizes 7.14 -- 8 Girls' knee highs and briefs. Today Opaque knee highs. Dimple knit nobod> . i all pronounce her nanie, but Ifyear-old Nadia Comaneci won the hearts of millions with her gymnastics performances at the Olympics. ,t wrap-up of who's won what appears on 6-A. Almost briefs. 3 for 2.55 U S j" Underwear for boys. Cotton 1-shirts and briefs. 3 for Budget pack tube socks. 4 for Crew socks. 3 7Tr \ 2.49 iui1 222LJj for 1.49 If - School Board, SEA Ne gotiations Scheduled To Resume Tuesday Contract negotiations between the arbitrate the issues. tkrgartcri level it was one teacher for Seminole County School Board and the PI'U(' gave the groups the names of every 25 students while in grades 1-3 it was Seminole Association SEAm three special masters, one of whom must 1.27 and at all other levels there was one will reswin' on Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. be chosen. If an agreement on one of the teacher for every 30 students. The session will be limited to 3 1-: hours three cannot be reached. PEHC said it Cowley said that SEA doesn't want to INI) E X ,tnd is scheduled to be held at First would then appoint a master of it_s hold to the district-wide theory and wants Federal of Seminole in Downtown Sanford, choosing the ratios to be on an individual grade According to Ernie (nwLe)-, chief Steve Rosenthal, it social studies level, which Cowley said is nearly im4,A negotiator for the school board, three Around The ('lock possible. teacher at Sanford Middle School who is Bridge 6-I1 major articles of a contract have not yet chief negotiator for SEA, couldn't he For example, Cowley said, "What are 3A t'n (Jiscussed, including those regarding reached for comment, Calendar we to ito when, hypothetically speaking, 311 L Church ompe'nsation and expenses; iiie'tlical and Cowley said the school board and SEA we have 30 pupils in all of our fifth grades ('omIt's 68 health protection; and the length of an are far apart on the issue of recognition, throughout the county and another fifth Crossword 6-8 tontract that might be agreed upon. since Gene (;roomiis, executive director of grader moves into the area" Obviously, t'A Editorial [%4) other articles — dealing with SEA. was also bargaining for three other some teacher, somewhere is going to have Dear Abby I'll recognition of the bargaining unit in- groups negotiating with the school board. il pupils. 6-11 volving the negotiation process with SEA Dr. Lamb Cowley said he feels this is a technical "t'' all," he said, "we can't tell that 6-11 iinl); and one dealing with class SiltS, Horoscope violation of the law in that it deals with pupil he can't go to school here because all hospital 2-A teaching loads and assignments — have collusion in bargaining, the classes are filled up." 2-A Obituaries itready been discussed but no agreement trooiics said that he didn't see an) "Too," Cowley said, "we have no Sports reason why he couldn't help these other 5-6-A iias been re'at'hied, conclusive evidence that a reduction in 4-11 Television An agreement has been reached bet- bargaining units. "Supposing these other units affiliate class size improves the learning process. Women I'B wt'en the school board and the Seminole No where have we found that it has any l'(iucational Clerical Association Inc., and with its SEA p," he said, "Then it would be direct effect on the achievement of the must now be ratified. This is the first timiie my responsibility to bargain for them. students." contract has ever been held between the The) have a right to select whomever they want to be on their negotiating team and The school board and 5E\ teams have two groups No agreement could be reached bet- we don't want to agree to something now been at the bargaining table since the Thursda)'s high 94, twJ's ween the school board and two other and then go to court and have it declared iimmddle of May, according to Cowley, "and bargaining units and the Florida Public unlawful." b) law we do not have to negotiate further, low 70_ Regarding the article dealing with because the superintendent has submitted Pa' I) cloud) through Kimiployt's Relations Commission PEIICi .aIurday. Chance of afternoon was asked for help in breaking the imn- dii.s.s slit's, teaching loads and assign-- his budget to the school board. nients. Cowley said there hasn't really "However, he said, "as long as we're and esening thundershowers. been much talk on it yet, but the school l'El(C intormiitu1 the school board and making some progress, we're willing to sit Highs In the low to mid 90s. — the Seminole County Bus t*ard feels that both sides can live with the down at the table and bargain some Lows In the lower 70s. Variable tbe' two groups winds 10 m.p,h. or less. Rain Drivers Association Inc., and the samiic agreement that was reached last more." of Non-instructional Per- year. • itssc Cowky said that at the conclusion of probability is 40 per - - I - Ir . ". ' _____ . — _____ - . — ' . ----- - — —,... - - . :-..:; ,. ' — - JCPe GANAr-1k-IcAPO I-IA jTEJCHA(GE. I3,)2c 180 2923 3.OrlaA&Ae.., SAK1rJ-IQ r CI i\ SANFORD PLAZA Op,Ilam 'oIpm.Mndeymrv$atvrd,y Op.S.vMay IlOfOS:SSp.m. Catalog C.nler Pit. 3221025 Slots Ph. 332-1311 WINTER PARK MALL open lOam, to p.m. M..diy mr S5tvday OpinSuisday I:$l.S:aspm. Catalog C.fler Ph 444.1141 Store Ph 4-17.4333 ' ORLANDO DOWNTOWN opon 9: " &-m- 1`66 11 , On. T"%.. Wild.. Th,rs. and Sat I'M 'O$:Jp - mandal and Fr.dar '5 cent. Details and tides on Page 2- - - DUCKS But what's a duck to do? No swimming? Well. ma)be the best thing to tb is just Ignore the whole situation — and hope those sensei. ttI$'\ L:H .d! in .i .ipt(ial roaster to ieat-her.to-pupil ratios. At the kin- lurther meetings will be necessary. duck can alwa)s pretend he can't read. : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 22, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 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>, July 22, 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/f6bc0b77b379e75eae45562ec4cac330.pdf a332b727ef6b4a9992176ef2e11467a5 PDF Text Text 'I 111—Evening Hsrsld. !nfrd. ri. 68th Year, No. 293—Thursday, July 29, 1976 Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents House Reprimands Rep. Robert Sikes . 1 - . WASHINGTON (AP) - The itary construction approprla- —Buying 2,500 shares of stock . House voted overwhelmingly tions subcommittee next year. In the First Navy Bank after he today to reprimand a subcom"The committee has found used his office to help establish mittee chairman, Rep. Robert conduct that cannot and should the bunk at the Pensacola, Fla., L F. Sikes, on two counts of not be tolerated by this House, Naval Mr Station. or anybody or the American financial misconduct. —Falling to report in finanIt was the House's first pun- people," McGuire said. clal statements to the House Ishment of a member since 1969 The House approved the rep- both the bunk stock and 1,0 •. when It fined Harlem Democrat rimand by a 381 to 3 vote, with shares of stock Sikes owned in ,... • - .1 . 11 Adam Clayton Powell and five members voting present. Fairchild Industries, Inc., a dripped him of seniority. Voting against the reprimand major defense contractor. .• There were only three speak. were Reps. F. Edward Hebert, era in the debate before the D.La., Tom Steed, D.Okla., and reprimand against Sikes, a Olin Teague, D-Tex. . / •r ;. • ' .. /.• 7 .' f CLOWNING AROUND A reprimand Is the mildest form of punishment the ethic Florida Democrat. Sikes made no statement to panel could have recommend One of the speakers, Rep. An- the House In his own defense ed. drew McGuire, D-N.J., said the but received permission to EnThe committee also said House ethics committee should sert a statement later into the Sikes created "an obvious and - -• '. Ii have recommended a stiller Congressional Record. significant conflict of Interest" In a 498-page report issued by sponsoring a bill in 1961 to punishment than censure. He , Seminole Boys Ranch resident Al Cuplt, 13, tries on a clown's nose tertala Al and the other boys at a barbecue cook -out sponsored by said members should consider earlier this week, the ethics clear commercial development with the help of Willie Garner, who volunteered her time to en- the Pilot Club. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) whether to take away Sikes' committee called for Sikes to be of Florida land owned by a chairmanship of the House mU- reprimanded for: company he controlled. County Studies Alternatives Attorney I Today Ri'*ses Again V1W , By El) PRICKE1'T When the Democrats - like they presently do - hold a majority vote, the attorney is a Democrat. The opposite is true when Republicans gain that all-important swing vote, Wednesday's county budget workshop revived a burning But a declining economy and pressure from area residents issue that has been kicked around for years - whether the county may combine to change the present system. Since Hattaway is up attorney's job should be taken out of the political arena. for re-election, he cannot ignore demands from citizens to seek the cheapest method of providing legal service to county governThe Issue surfaced when Commission Chairman Mike Hat. ment. announced a study was underway to determine if the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) present system of appointing a county attorney is the most Director Pat economically feasible one. $115,000 worth of legal services should suffice for fiscal 1976-77. -- -----------• ----------- Last year $85,000 was budgeted for Freeman's services, but the final bill is estimated to come inat$llSSOO Analysis Herald Staff Writer 'It was a set UP because they want to put me in ,ail. Storm Disrup sts rower ifl 1 / Blackburn - " .'. „. r' ffl Delayed/' '' ' / ' 1 - '. j •t !t . ' .1 I RLAN COLONEL” B BLACKBURN State Atty. Abbott Herring's office claims Blackburn, free on a $10,000 appeal bond while defense attorneys try to get the U.S. Circuit Court Judge Volie Williams today Supreme Court to review his conviction and continued an appeal bond revocation hearing sentence In connection with a 1971 for former central Florida gambling czar assassination attempt on gambler Clyde Lee, Harlan "The Colonel" Blackburn until Aug. violated "the spirit of the bond" by being • arrested in Orlando recently on charges of Judge Williams said, "We need a full- possession and delivery of nearly 40 pounds of blown hearing on this" and scheduled two marijuana. hourstorthe Augusthearing. (i'ntinuedonPage Z.M Herald Staff Writer Winds Smash Planes At Ch u luota Around The Clock Calendar ..................5-A Comics ..... .......... .... .2-B Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Horoscope lB 2-B 2-H Hospital ..................2-A Obituaries .................2-A - LLOYD By BOB INDEX ., '' Hearing .OUflry By DONNA ESTES - / (''iitiiiuetiOil i'.igt'.-ti Sports 1-7-A Television 4-B Women .... ............1-3-B %%F'FHFR Wednesday's hIgh 90, today's low $9. Rainfall: 1.23 Inches. Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers, Lows in lower 70,, highs in low to mid 90s. Variable winds 10 m.ph. DeWs and tides on Page 2-A. storm that dumped more than an inch of rain on Sanford and the immediate environs. Herald Staff Writer 1- - Williams said last year two attorneys can be hired for about $55' 000* a county legal department has thepotential tentIa1 of saving Before the Democrats held the big stick, the county attorney was a Republican.' Howard Marsee ' n i ,' . Blackburn Last year Republican Commissioner John Kimbroug and his The board is going to have to bite the bullet, Hattaway said colleague, Richard Williams suggested creating a county legal Although he said it in too premature to put anything out, the department to provide cheaper legal services for the commission chairman confirmed he has Instructed Executive Assistant Roger At that time, the new department would have been required, also, Neiswender to begin the study. to take care of labor problems. Last year. about $90000 as budgeted for legal fees for the On the surface the county attorney issue seems simple. It's labor attorney. About $70,000 is proposed in next year's budget. A total of $186,844 Is being proposed for the county's legal Presently the office is held by Tom Freeman, a Democrat, services. who was appointed shortly after the Democrats won a majority On the commission in 1974. OlymplL-class drinkers from all nations oway to the music of this Montreal watering bole, and brotherhood runs high. They the words of the sung by armlocked revelem but then 'Who knows' Who cares" See sports, page IA Coff ee At 2 A Pound? 11understorms and possibly a small twister left $3000 to < A FP and I. spokesman said ' $35,000 damage in their wake at jZ"'i that lightning struck Iranthe Flying Seminole Ranch aformers in isolated pockets --. _____ near Chuluota Wednesday. and primary lines were down u Gerald Lindsey, airport . off Lake Mary Boulevard and . 4 .* manager, said four gliders, one ' . - ,. going into the Grove View Insu ffi c i e nt Gr - r 0 ound s ! uS ' belonging to Thomas C. Chitty subdivision . of Oviedo and the other three ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Coffee-drinking school board that we could buy it at the supermarket rather than pay that The spokesman said power belonging to the Soaring . ,• went off at about 4 p.m but members united Wednesday night in an attempt to save the school price," said Allan F. Keeth, a 10-year-veteran of the board. Seminoles Gliding Club, were Board member Pat Telson said she knows the prices of coffee was restored to 75 per cent of system $soo. damaged in the storm. Four gliders and powered plane were damaged by high winds — the customers affected within The low bid for the approximately 750 pounds of coffee school and asked If it wouldn't be feasible to negotiate with some of the A single-engine airplane, and pogslbly a small tornado — Wednesday afternoon in eastern an hour. restored to all but 31 Personnel will consume during the next school year is $2.09 a supermarkets individually or with the chain stores in an effort to valued at $3,000 by its owner Seminole County. (Herald Photo by Bob Iioyd) purchase it at a lower price. customers by 5:30 p.m. and the pound - and board members thought that was too much. Altamonte Springs veterinarian Ms. Whitmore agreed that the bid price was inflated, but situation was cleared up by 7'30 m F , , Evening Herald's era s marAe John H. Athe, was a total loss, the airplane were thrown unharmed, Lindsey said. survey iOUflu coffee pointed out that she had no cash reserve from which to purchase P.M. prices averaged .. in Lindsey said it was ra1ning so around It appears almost Meanwhile electrical power a check Oi Seminole supermarkets coffee off the supermarket shelves. i hard when the damage oc- certain that a small twister hit was out for 1,500 to 2,000 In the area where the earlier this month. So Keeth suggested establishing a petty cash fund. curred that it was impossible to the area. customers of Florida Power prtmary Lines were down, the Even though Charlotte Whitmore, head of the food services Ms. Whitemore was directed to look into the possibility of see whether a twister was Two other gliders and 10 and Light Co. (FPand Li for a spokesman said, It Is believed division, said she expected to charge enough for coffee to make up purchasing the coffee directly from supermarkets or chain store striking. He added, however, planes anchored at the airstrip period of time late Wednesday that the heavy winds and rain for its cost, board members wanted to find a way to buy it for less. outlets in an effort to save money - perhaps as much as $500, from the way the gliders and southeast of Oviedo were afternoon as a result of the caused the problem. "I'd almost be willing to establish some sort of petty cash fund so based on an average of 50 to 70 cents per pound off the $2.09 bid. Board Members Say: ' I Un ,J County School Board Weighs Two Indicted IwBy Grand Jury Employe Insurance Proposals :1.12, - -. , ) The Seminole County Grand Jury returned two indictments— one for first-degree murder - in a short session Wednesday. The defendant in the murder case was already in custody but Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler noted that the person named in the second indictment had not been arrested and ordered the indictment sealed from public view "until he is in custody.' - - 1..,• iLI : ' - . . - . • • - I f - ., " '*.. i; - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - medical coverage was sub- claims are paid within a Seminole County's school board mitted by Florida Blue Cross- reasonable length of time" ran into astuinblmg block when Blue Shield at $115.97 per . .J J ',' Board member E. C. Harper - -. I- dealing with medical, life and month. I .' . J said that he felt "If the .. I income protection insurance for - ).' Coleman recommended bargaining units (SEA, bus ,. f school personnel at its regular giving the entire package to drivers, non-instructional permeeting here Wednesday night. First Equity and pointed out sonnel and clerical association) .'... County Purchasing Agent that the subsidiary of Old are satisfied and willing to take • .?" fi Don Coleman told the board Security Insurance Co., a gamble, then I feel we (the •..' . . members he had received 11 wouldn't take the medical In board) should go along with It. proposals for life Insurance surance unless it also had the After the lengthy discussion, coverage, the board voted 4.1 on a motion ,' had submitted proposals for Last year the school per. to tell First Equity that the ..,"- -' . . :. • 'b.. ' .,.. ' ... . .,.. '." ' p . % ., . * . ., Witnesses told sheriff's detectives that the shooting followed Deputies said Jackson told them that the two men argued Loudly and Jerry left, returning minutes later, kicking open Hendricks' bedroom door and firing a shot from a pistol. , - g Ij ' .'Jr ., (, . The charge made in the Indictment against the unidentified man also hasn't been revealed. Le Jerry , 14. ear-old MarkerStreet apartment house owner, was indicted for first-degree murder in the July 3 shooting death of a tenant, Fred Douglas Hendricks. - what was described as a quar rel between the vict im and landlord over the lights being kept on In the dead man's apartment. Jerry was arrested the night of the slaying and remains in county jail without bond. Acco rding to sheriff's reports, another tenan t Bessie Lee 1before 3 a.m. when Jackson, was in Hendricks' room Jerry came to the door and complained a bo ut the lights being on. I t. heal th care protection. Four sonnel were covered by Blue bo ard Is interested in the firms submitted proposals on Cross-Blue Shield, but many medical protection only and to .: income protection insurance. people expressed dissatisfac- see If i 4 that firm would go along ,; Coleman said the low tion with that firm's method of with Board Member E. C. proposal for life Insurance pro- handling claims. •: Harper's idea of splitting life tection was from the Hartford Gene Grooms, executive insurance coverage between Insurance Company at $4.80 per secretary of the Seminole Edu- the two companies. month for $20000 worth of cation Association (SEA), said, The board took no official coverage wh le First Equity claims so haven't been action on the propose . . i d budget submitted the low proposal for paid f terl4mth.,we're for the 1976-77 fiscal year, but Two Altamonte Springs firemen practice rescue and (list aid on a medical Insurance at $75.73 per willing to take a gamble with discussed many items in the month. First Eq ui ty, since It Is a small budget at a work 3133100 volunteer victim during a disas t er drill this morning, which The only other proposal for Company, U long as those followed the regular meeting . ..j, • - •' , ' ' . -. . . 't '.- . . . - . - DISASTER DRILL . •. - .. ' • i - �2A-Ev,ning Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July ,i1 I 1_ Legal Notice - La ke Mary Muii Jailed In Auto Shop Burglar y NAT1 ON I IN BRIEF Bus Kidnap Suspect Arrested In California CHOWC}ULLA, Calif. (AP) - James Schoenfeld, sought in the kidnaping of Chowchilla school children and their bus driver, was arrested today by Menlo Park, Calif., police. His brother already was In custody in the case. An early report said an Idaho-licensed van driven by Schoenfeld was chased north through Mountain View shortly after dawn on north-south U.S. 101, a major freeway, and caught by Menlo Park police. The site was about 25 miles south of San Francisco. The FBI had said earlier today that It was searching for James Schoenfeld in the Menlo Park area after he was spotted there Wednesday night. Court Blocks Gas Price Hike WASHINGTON AP - The U.S. Court of Appeals is blocking a $1.5-billion a year increase in natural gas price ceilings while opponents seek to cancel the new ceilings. The court issued an order Wednesday to temporarily stop the higher rate ceilings approved on Tuesday by the Federal Power Commission. Opponents said the new rate ceilings are so dose to rates charged for unregulated intrastate gas that they amount to an FPC attempt to abandon its legal responsibility to regulate interstate prices. A coalition of 16 petitioners challenged the FPC rate ceilings Wednesday, asking the appellate court to prevent collection of higher rates until the court hears the case. The order granting a delay did not say if the appeals court would accept the case for review. Viking Analyzes Martian Soil PASADENA. Calif. (AP) - The first sampling of Martian soil is in the Viking lander, nourished by light, water vapor and "chicken soup" as scientists search for life on the Red Planet. When the robot lander's arm dug the sample and deposited it in three chambers Wednesday, it represented the first time that earthlings began to analyze substances on another planet for life. The experiments will take weeks, and answers are not expected soon. But scientists displayed immediate joy that the project was underway. Experts Brief Jimmy Carter PLAINS. Ga. (AP) - Jimmy Carter is picking the brains and challenging the assumptions of some of Washington's most experienced insiders in briefings on defense, economics, foreign policy and intelligence. His advisers say the sessions are invaluable for the former Georgia governor, who has campaigned widely but lacks first-hand experience in the inner workings of the national government. County A - SUNDAY BAR-B-QUE IN THE PARK HONORING CARROLL A. BURKE CANDIDATE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY JUDGE, GROUP 3 CHICKEN& PORK BAR .B-QUE WITH ALL THE FIXIN'S ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS 53.25 CHILDREN $2.25 11a.m. -4:30 P.M. CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK 17.92 on Lake Monroe, in Sanford YALL COME POLITICAL ADVERTISING PAID BY CAYPAtCIf TREASURER FOR CARROLL A BURKE FLORIDA IN BRIEF Watergate Burglar Sues MIAMI iAP Convicted Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt has filed a $2.5-million libel suit against the authors and publishers of a book that he says charges him with taking part in the assassinations of two political leaders. marijuana were f iled against ha ve an affidavit saying they Blackburn in Orange County triod every way to get her to Circuit Court on Wednesday. entrap Blac kburn." Blackburn was released on If Williams revokes Black$35,000 bond on the Orange burn's appeal bond he would go County charges aft er a court to state prison to se rve a sixhearing in which probable month to 10 year sentence cause for his arrest was upheld. met ed on his conviction Blackburn waited in a lobby with a 1971 connection depend, probably, on just how big a campaign issue the matter becomes. Republicans, for sure, will capitalize on the issue. And hattaway must respond to the heat. He made that painfully evident at yesterday's budget session. For re-election, the chairman has promedto hold land taxes at last year's level. It may be difficult for him to do that and at the same time explain the difference between the costs of a legal department and fees paid an appointed county attorney. - HOSPITAL NOTES JULY 23 ADMISS IONS Sanford: Larry M. Allen ie M. Atkins Josephine Barriner Annie R. Bennett Virginia D. Brooks Ruby D. Crumty Lekesha Dennard Helen Lawrence Georgia E. Marston charlot te W. Phillips Fr ede rick W. Rocque H Howard rd It Shuck Addle A. Taylor Major Wheeler III ,Jimi N V.nenn ('h,,l,,nI,, ,., Marguerite S. Bleiler. DeBary Helen Hayes, DeBary Helen T. Kolbin.skie, DeBary Alice Burton, Deltona Clarice Hawkesworth, Deltona Madeline M. Otto, Deltona Edward Cunningham, Enterprise Orville R. Anderson, lake Monroe Annie Campbell, Lake Monroe Thomas B. Fuller Oviedo Clara McClinton, Oviedo r s op er Schmuker, W in ter Springs .. . . . Ch i t h - - . rARIBIVE - ir -' ' ' Legal Notice NOTICE OFSALE At public auction at tO 00 A M August lath. 1976 at 70014 Holly A v e Sanford, Fl., to settle ,sjrehouseman's lien on the following lo t s personal property belonging to Tate Barkley. Edward Bellamy, Carol Cammarasana, Marie Skip Hoyland. Frank JohnSon. and Linda Jowers ADAMS TRANSFER Ayquit 261h, 1976. otherwise a default and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Pctitin. WITNESS my hand and obficial Seal of said Court on the 16th day of July. 1976 (Seal) Arthur It Beckwith, Jr Clerk Of the Circuit Court By Lillian Y Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish July 27, 29. Aug 5, 12. 1976 i' L, T1 NOTICE OF MEETING OF LAN DOWNERS OF SLAVIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF SAID DISTRICT NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the Owners of lands Situated in SLAVIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT & STORAGE. INC 200 N Holly Ave Sanford. Fla PubliSh July 29, Aug 5, 1976 DEB 177 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. will be held in the Memorial Building (former City _________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE iS hereby given that SItAR INVESTMENTS. INC , Florida corporal,orl is engaged in buSiflCSS at 205 North Palmetto Avenue. Sanford, Seminole Coun t. Florida under the fictitious name THE 01 F ORT Y THIEVES ST EAK HOUSE AND LOUNGE and the corporation intends to register that name wi th the Cler k of the Circuit Court of Seminole County pursuant to 55065 Florida Statutes, SHAR INVESTMENTS, INC By Robert E Sawyer President ICorp Seal) William A Leffler. III Attorney at Law P 0 B0 Sanford, Florida 37111 Publish July I IS, 27. 79. teio DEB 70 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R . Ct,IT 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA .......-a'.u.. I,w.u_M u, CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, Plaintiff, William C. West, DeBary Donald E. Brown, Deltona V Elizabeth L. Durham, DAVID SIEGEL, et ux Cl at., Deltona Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION Charles V. Fiorello, Deltona TO DAVID SIEGEL and Byron 0. ChIeita, Maitland SHIRLEY H, SIEGEL. Nita P. Evener, Orange City HIS WIFE Wednesday's high 90, today's RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Rosemarie Castelluccl, low $9. Rainfall: 123 inches inches. parties claiming Interests by. Orlando Partly cloudy through Friday through, under or against DAVID Marjorie E. Fleury, Oviedo with a chance of afternoon and SIEGEL and SHIRLEY II SIEGEL, 1i, wife, and to all parties having o DISCHARGES evening thundershowers. "' claiming to have any right, title or Sanford: In lower 70,, hIghs in low to mid interest in the real property herein William E. Cameron 90,. Variable wInds 10 mph. described Thomas F. Ely Jr. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Rain probability Is 30 per cent, that an action 10 foreclose a mor Yvone Ferguson EXTENDED FORECAST Igaqe on t following real properly Grace N. Geister Partly cloudy with scattered in Seminole County. Florida , Grace McClain Lot II. Block 1. SHADOW HILL. thundershowers through according to the plat Aura McFate Monday, Highs in mid SOs, lows recorded in Pla t Book I?.thereof Pages 41. Joyce M. Myers in low to mid lOs. 67 and 63. Public Records of Francisco R. Rosado Friday's Daytona Beach Seminole County. Florida. ha s been filed against you and you Milner Ryals tides; high 11:06 s.m-, 11:23 are required 10 serve a copy of your ROY L. Shedd p.m,, low 4:38 a.m., 4:59 p.m. wr,tIen defenses, it any, 1019 on van ?vlildred Watson Port Canaveral: hIgh 10:40 den Berg. Gay 1. Burke, P A at P hin n gin Edwards, a., 11:01 m., low 4:fl i.u, Post Office Box 193. Orlando, Florida 32107. and fib the original Altamonte Springs 4:50 p.m. *,thlt,e Clerk of the above styled • V/EPTIIER (Oufl On or before August 30th, 9974, otherwise a judgment may be en lered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said Court Cs, July 261h. 1976 Seal) Arthur H Reckwith, Jr. Clerk of brie Circuit Court By Jean C Willie Deputy Clerk Publish July 79. Aug 5, 12. II, 1976 fif Pi lie Hilt) in Oviedo. Florida, at ten O'clock AM. on lhC 101h dayof August, A 0 1976, for the purpose of electing OC Supervisor for said District for a term of three years, at which election every acre of land in the District shall represent one share and each owner shall be en filled lovote in person, or by proxy in writing duly signed, to.' every acre of land owned by him in such Dis trict, guardians may represent thfir wards, executors and ad miniilrators may 'cpreSent estates of deceased persons, and pr ivate cor porations may be represented by their officers or duty aulhorlied agents The owners of a majority of the acreage of such District shall be necessary to constitute a quorum for tt%I purpose OP holding such election arid to trisact such other business as may Come before the meeting Da ted thiS 271h day CI July. A D 1976 5 8 Wheeler, Jr Chairman C Moon, Sr S James 0 Colbert As the Board of Supervisors of Slavia Drainage District of Se minole .v.wy. r,'iu3 Publish July 79, Aug DEB 1)3 . 1976 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, FIor Ids, judgment rendered in he aforesaid courtt on the 19th day of May, A 0 Cour 1916 . in trl certain case entitted, Birmingham Oxygen Ser vice, Inc Plaintiff, vs AneSthesia & Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc., Defindant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. andlhavelevieduponfh.folling ow dcribed es prcperty owned by Anesthesia & Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc.. Said property being located in Seminole County. Florida. more Particularly described 15 fOIIow One 1976 Gran LeMans Pontiac sulomoolle. ID No. 635N6G101156 being stored at Al tamonte Garage at Ill Longwood Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Flor ida and the undersigned as Sheriff Of Seminole County, Florida, will at II 00* M. on the 20thday 01 A ug ust, AD 1916. after for sa le and till In the highest bidder, for cash, Subject to by and all existing 1011, It Ihe Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford Florida. the above described par s.>nal property That sa id tale is being mad, to Satisfy thi, terms of said Writ of Execution John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Flor ida Publish July 79 Aug S 17. II, 1976 'l (Seal) Aurthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By, Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk Publish July is. 22. 29. Aug. S. 1976 DEB 56 Hunt, a former CIA'agent serving time from his Water. gate burglary conviction, has filed the suit against the authors and publishers Of "Coup dEtatifl America The CIA and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy." His attorney, Ellis S. Rubin, who filed the suit in federal court here, said the book alleged that hunt took part in the assassination oI President Kennedy and the sniper of the Rev. Martin Luther King. The authors were Identified as Michael Canfield and Alan J. Weberman. Also listed as defendants wre the Okpaku Publishing Co., Inc., of New York City, Joseph Okpaku, The Third Press of New York City and book editor Maria Garcia Feliclano, Bankers Gather In Florida 11 FLORIDA. Job Cutbacks Under Probe TALLAHASSEE (AP) A group of restaurant owners is suing the state on the grounds that the legislature illegally abolished 38 inspection jobs in the Hotel and Restaurant Division. The suit, filed in Leon County circuit court, alleged that the cutback was illegal because it made it impossible for the state agency to comply with a law requiring four inspections every year of each restaurant in the state. The jobs were abolished because lawmakers said they duplicated inspections being done by the Health and Rehabilitative Services Department. - Ward & Woodman, Woodman, P A 250 Park Avenue South. Winter Park, Fl 32719 Telephone: 305 644 6317 Publish, July 79, Aug. 5. 1976 Mickey To Aid In Campaign ORLANDO AP The local Chamber of Cornmerce is going to work with Mickey Mouse In a nationwide campaign to attract new industry to Central Florida. Starting Sept. 7 in Columbus, Ohio, chamber officials and the Famous fantasyland chracters from nearby Walt Disney World will make a pitch together to business leaders around the country. Their message, presented in an entertainment format, will be that the Orlando area is the place to locate new plants or branch offices. - DEB 121 LEWIS D MAGNETTI and SAN DRA J MAGI4ETTI, his wile. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO Lewis 0 M.agnetti and Sandra 3 Mqnelti, his wife 490 Jasmine Road Casselbecry. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida Lot 120 of QUEEN MIRROR SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSE LB ERR V. FLORIDA, IC cording to the plat thereof as recorded inPlat Book 11, page 86. of the Public records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you and you are required Ic Serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any, to it on Robert M Barnes, II, P.A . Plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 1314 Gull Life Tower, Jackson vIle, Florida 32701, on or before August 25th, 1976, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's itto(iiey or immedate4y thereafter, otherwiSe, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition, WITNESS my hand and the seat 01 this Court on July 19th, 1976 Seal) Arthur H Bec kwith, Jr Clek 01 the Circuit Court By Lillian T JenkinS Deputy Clerk Publish July 72. 29. Aug 5, 12. 1974 DEB 91 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.l)42.CA.14.E In Re e'MarrLoge of MABLE DORIS GLASS, Petitioner. and CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS. Respondent AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS 6901 Friendship Road CLINTON, MARYLAND 70733 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that MABLE DORIS GLASS has tiled a Petition inthi Circuit Court of Seminole Cou n ty, Florida for Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a Copy of your wniltencfefer,s,s. if any, on Kenneth W McIntosh of STNSTaOM, DAVIS 1 McINTOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, wtiose acidness i Post Office Box 1330. Sanford. 3277). on or before AuguSt 19th, 1976. Ofherwise a de fault and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and OfficilI ----------.., .... -. e' -.i V' 6iU VII lfl IJifl 04y 0? July, A 0 1976 ISEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk STENSTROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH Post Office Box $130 Flagship Bank -'Suite Sanford, Florida 371 1) Atlarneys Ice' Pel'lk'n,r PtiLI.sh Jut', IS. 77 'J'9, Ai,ij 5 197.4 Lit-8 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, at its Regular Meeting held on the 13th day Of July, AD.)976. In the County C om missioners' Meeting Room in the Courthouse at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and abandoning, renouncing and disclaiming any and all right of the County of Seminole and the public in and to the following described rightS of way, to wit ADAIR AVENUE. That portion of Adair Avenue lying North of Brassie Drive according to the plat of Sanlando Springs, Tract 17. Plat Boo)' S. Page 59. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida LINCOLN STREET That part 01 Lincoln Street extending from the East right of way line of Prestv,ew Avenue to the West right of way line Of Bodie Avenue (Country Club Drive) according to the plat of Sanlando Springs, Tract 12, PLot Boo), 5, Page 59, Public R ec ords of Se minole C ou nty,Flor ida PRESSvIEw AVENUE' All of Pr.s%view Avenue in Tract 23, and Tract 12 extending from the South right of way line of Jefferson Street extended Well to the South right of way line of Lincoln Street extended west , according to the pIll of Sinlando Springs, Plat Book S, Page AS and Pat Book S. Page 59, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida VICTOR AVENUE, That portion of Victor Av en ue extending from the South right of way line of Marshall Drive extended SOtheist to the No rth right 04 way line of Barton Street extended Southeast, ac cording to the plat of Sanlanyjo Springs, Tract 25. Plat Book 5, Page is, of Public R ec ords of Seminole County, Florida By the Board of County Corn missioners of Seminole County, Florida this 13th day of July. A 0 1976. Board of County Commissioners Of Seminole C ounty, Florida By , Arthur H Bec k wilh, Jr Cierl, of the Circuit C ourt By A C Jones Deputy Clerk Seal Publish. July 29, 1976 DEB 1)0 KEY BISCAYNE (AP) Latin American fin. anclal experts converged on this resort island today for a four-day session designed to promote international trade and banking between Florida and its neighbors south of the border. "We want to Increase the export and import business between Latin American countries and Florida industry, and make Miami the natural port of entry it ought to be," said Dr. Eduardo Maria Hilaire Chaneton. More than 300 representatives, including bankers from 19 countries in Central and South America, were here for the session sponsored by the Latin American Federation of Banks FELABAN and the Bankers Advisory Board of the Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF RESOLUTION 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND CLOSING, VACATING AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY CASE NO. 74.796.CA.Ot.F CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER FINANCE. INC. a North Carolina corporation. Plaint i ff, - Pot Found On NASA Land OAK HILL (AP) While scientists attempt to find out whether there is life on Mars, narcotics agents have uncovered a more down-to-earth secret on land owned by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Acting on a tip, agents of a Volusia County task Force found a carefully cultivated one-acre marijuana farm near this tiny community north of Cape Canaveral. Lt. Noel Ouellette, head of the task force, said Wednesday that his eight agents worked seven hours stripping more than 200 pounds of the illegal weed from the field. - Race By DONNA ESTES Herald Shift Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS James E. Carlin, a 30-year-old resident of this community, who announced some five months ago that he would be a candidate For the Seminole County Commission, said Wednesday lie could not "get enough contributions to run a viable campaign" and has withdrawn. slaythg"One can always preach about doing something good without money, but money does talk," Carlin said today. "Unfortunately, it is the lawyers, accountants and real estate people who will be prevailing in many of the election campaigns," he said. Carlin said he is not bitter from his first experience in the political arena and Intends sometime in the future to try again for elective office. "I'm a lot more aware of certain things now than I was five months ago," he said, adding his attempt at a campalgn was "a good experience. I learned a lot." Next time he said his effort would be more organized and would involve a great deal more preparation. Carlin said he has closed out his campaign account and will be returning contributions to contributors. Carlin had been attempting to gain enough signatures on petitions to qualify without paying a qualifying fee because of his disenchantment with the local Democratic party. He would have needed 1,273 signatures of registered Democrats. Carlin said he was about zoO signatures short of the goal when the qualifying period ended. He had announced for the Democratic nomination in the September primaries for the district three seat on the Seminole County Commission. Those who did qualify were Republican incumbent Richard Williams, who will face Steven Deviese in the GOP primary and Democrats Dan Dorfman and David Gunter. - I Join our weekend get-away from high prices and take a whirl on the swing of savings with great values like these and lots You'll find quality bargains a plenty for your family, home and car but hurry in for best selection. . you won't want to miss a single special. . - Dean's List Julia Ann Ruedlinger of Altamonte Springs has earned a place on East Carolina University's dean's list, with a solid Il-plus average and no grade below C. ZEBCO US76 Combo ' 'T''_ ('' A Great Buy For The Young Angler) With 3' Fiberglass Rod. FLORID A Save 33% ': L_SIJNSHINE STATE _ Composition Books For 70-Pg. Corn. Books You'll Never Have Enough Of f Men's Tank lops or Crewneck Shirts 2 For 0 !/ (O off $3 Our Reg. 1.99 to 2.99 Prices For Clearance And Great Savings. Choose From Complete Line Of Rotary Or Rider Tractors Save On Max Factor Cosmetics Super Lip Crayon Jumbo Lip Stick Shadow Kitt 99c 99c "J, 4 Colors . Liquid Make-Up Natural Makeup NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is herejy given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Stalte," Chapter 045 09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and tn Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of thiS notice, the tic titious name, to wit ALTAMONTE MALL TICKET AGENCY under' which thiS party is engaged in business at 131 Altamonte Avenue. Allamonte Springs, Florida That the party interested in Said business enterprise is as follows A Florida Corporation known as K K & P Tic k et Services. Inc Dated at Orlando, Orange County. Florida. July 761h, 1974 K K &P Ticket Seryic, Inc By: John S Karel, President P',"Iish J u ly Si A..., 1 ii 16 a - )I ' ". Mower Clearance! Rotary or Rider $ Our Req. Sic 4 - Thursday. JuIy?9; !11411A H 3 1. Herald, Sanford. Ft. Carlin Quits Over Assassination Book Blackburn Hearing Delayed . SUNDAYS AUGUST 1 Evening Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 'ifT SEMINOLE COUNTY. PRORATE DIVISION FLORIDA File Number PR 76-215.CP CASE NO. fl.1331.CA-O3.0 FL-•:A Division SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL CASE NO. 76.12fl.CA04-C In Re: Estate of tAt,,L.f't UAI ,. a ijc,,,, 1114 LUt • JOT m..'p -. flV.. •ii.. DOROTHY FLETCHER COCHRAN By BOB LLOYD July 24 at Hot Foots, 2415 poral ion. HERBERT T. PRYHUBER, SR.. Deceased Husband, Herald Staff Writer Plaintiff, French. NOTICE OF Petitioner, VS Pair Jailed ADMINISTRATION SAMUEL A. RUSHTON and JOHN and Sanford police early today Two men were being held FITZPATRICK. LORRAINE K PRYHUBER, Wife, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Respondent Jailed a Lake Mary man apDefendants without bond today at county THE ANOVE ESTATE AND ALL NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF ACTION prehended inside a burglarized jail In separate cases on OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED TO: LORRAINE K. PRYHUBER TO: SAMUEL A. RUSHTON auto body shop In downtown IN THE ESTATE: charges of violation of address unknown Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford. Last known address: probation. Sheriff's deputies YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate 75) Park Avenue Patrolman Jack Fulenwider arrested Keith Lee Scheuring, that a Complaint to enforce a motor I ItIJ.fl,1 of Dorothy Fletcher Cochran. ,r,',v In !ld) been TIICV dIfl)J and u. Doug Bishop reported 19,of Sanford Route Three; and you, and you are reguired to serve a deceased. File Number PR 76 215 New York that John Daniel Smith Jr., 21, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CP. is pending in the Circuit Court Edward Brown, 42, of Mt. Dora, copy of your answer or pleading 10 . the Plaintiffs attorney, H. JAY that an action has been filed in the for Seminole County, Florida, of 297 Third St., Lake Mary, Capt. C.B. Fagan said today on circuit court warrants. STIVENS, ESQUIRE, 19 North Circuit Court, in and for Seminole probate Division, the adonis of was found inside the Empire thatstxburglariesoverthelast BadCheckArrest Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida, County. Florida. for Dissolution of which is Seminole County Cour Body Shop at 118 S. Myrtle Ave. three months In a 10-block George Richard Haff, 25, of neo, and tile the original answer or Marriage, against you, such Petition lhouSe, Sanford, Florida 37171. The after police received a midnight stretch of French Avenue have Altamonte Springs, was jailed pleading in the Office of the Clerk of being filed by HERBERT T. personal representative of the estate call from a citizen reporting he been cleared up with the arrest in lieu of $5,000 bond on a circuit theCircuit Court br Semenole PRYHU BER. SR You must. If YOU is James C. NOiCC, whOiC address 5s County. Florida. on or before the have objections to this proceeding. 6.41 Pinetree Road, Winter Park, had seen a man go through a of a juvenile suspect. court warrant charging ob- 27th day of AuquSi, 1976, If you fail to tile with the Clerk Of the Circuit Florida The name and address of window. Youth Arrested taming property by worthless do so, a judgment by default will he Court. in and for Seminole County, the personal representative's at & taken against you for the relief Florida, your Answer to thiS Petition torney are set forth below Fagan said detective Sgt. check. Smith was held in County jail All persons having claims or on or before the 17th day of August, demanded in the petition. In lieu of $10, bond on a William Dube arrested a 16. Tanks Stolen DATED this 26th day of July, 1976. 1976. otherwise such Judgment for demands against the estate are burglary charge. Officers said year-old boy and lodged him In Dissolution of Marriage may be required. WITHIN THREE MON Deputies today were in. iSeal) THS FROM THE DATE OF THE ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. entered against you and to sieve a he was apprehended inside the the Sanford Juvenile Detention vestigating the reported theft of ccpy of your Answer on Petitioner's FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Clerk of the Circuit Court business with $700 to $900 In Center In connection with two diver's tanks and a back attorney. JAMES k MOR ELAND. NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the By: Martha T. Vihlen mechanics tools, burglaries June 25 and July 12 pack, val ued at $370, from a OF M"RELAND & CUNNINGHAM, above court a written statement of Deputy Clerk P.A .2.40 Canton Avenue West. Post any claim or demand they may Booking records at county at Maryland Fried Chicken, garage at the 2949 Cocos Lane, H JAY STEVENS, ESQUIRE Office Bov 631, Winter Park, Florida have Each claim must be in writing jail listed Smith's occupation as 2100 French; May 12 at the south Seminole, residence of Attorney for the Plaintiff 32790, ty thi aforementioned date. and must indicate the basis for the .49 North Orange Avenue auto mechanic at DeBary Paint Colonial Service Station, 1501 Albert Clullo, according to a (SEAL) claim, the name and address of the Orlando, Florida 32101 and Body Shop. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr creditor or his agent or attorney. French; June 21 and 24 at. report filed by deputy R.S. 1305 127 6125 Clerk of the Circuit Court and the amount claimed If the Sanford police detective Tom's Pizza, 202i) French; and Morton. Publish: July 29. Aug S. 17. 19, 1916 By. Cherry Kay Travis claim is not yet due, the date when it DEB 135 Deputy Clerk will become due shall e stated It - Publish: July I. IS. 27. 79, the claim is contingent or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEB 29 unliquidated, the nature of the un EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. certainty shalt be stated It the CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE claim is secured, the security shall COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. be described. The claimant shall CASE NO, 76.439.CA.04.E CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE deliver sufficient copies of the In Re the Marriage of t('nn(jnued from i'agt' l•,t, COUNTY. FLORIDA claimtotheclerktoenablethecterk area today during the hearing assassination attempt on his ROBERT E DAVIS. Husband. CIVIL NO. 14.1179.CA.$4.D to mail one copy to each personal Defense attorney Edward in Judge Williams' chambers. former associate, gambler Petitioner. In Re: the Marriage of representative and Kirkland argued today in a He told the Herald that the Clyde Lee, while Lee was NANCY E. MALCOLM. All persons Interested in the estate DAVIS. Wife. Wife Petitioner brief appearance before Judge Orlando rnarijuanacase "was a talking to Blackburn from a PHYLLIS MRespondent to whom a copy of this Notice of and Administration has been mailed are Williams that the state hasn't setup because they want to put telephone booth on SR-434 at 1-4 NOTICE TO DEFEND DOUGLAS D. MALCOLM. required, WITHIN THREE MON TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO alleged in their motion to me In jail." wed of Longwood. Husband.Respondenl THS FROM THE DATE OF THE PHYLLIS M DAVIS revoke Blackburn's appeal NOTICE OF SUIT Blackburn said he got a The man the state contended FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Residence Unknown TO DOUGLAS C. MALCOLM NOTICE, to file any objections they bond any of the grounds for telephone call in the middle of Blrkburnhired to shoot Lee, Last Known Mailing c o Jean Peters may have that challenges the Address such action as set out by state the night telling him it was Sam Cagnina of Tampa, was Route One validity of the decendent's will, the 124 Anderson Court. law. urgeti that he go to the motel acquitted of the shooting. Lee Gladstone, Virginia qualifications of the personal Apartment C Kirkland claimed that parking lot. Iiuifl.,en I got there was wounded but survived and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED representative, or the venue or Orlando, Ft 37101 that an action for dissolution Of jurisdiction of the Court. c o 0 Brown Orange County Sheriff's reports and got out of my car It seemed now works as a county jailer in YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED marriage has been filed against you. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND concerning Blackburn's arrest like 300 cops came from Georgia. that ROBERT E. DAVIS has tiled a and you are required to serve a copy OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED earlier this month along with everywhere." He said he never Blackburn, 57, was paroled Petition in the Circuit Count of of your written defenses, it any, to WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of ths two women at an Orlando motel saw the marijuana that police after serving 3kt years of afl- Seminole County. Florida, for GENE R STEPHENSON. of Notice of Administration: July 79th, Dissolution of Marrlae, and you are STEPHENSON. STALNAKER AND parking lot "contain lots of said was found in another car. year federal prison sentence on required 1976. to serve a copy o your BEANE, PA., Attorneys for the fabrications." He said there Heffernan revealed that gambling and income tax written defenses. if any, on Petitioner, and to tile the original James C Noice with of the Clerk the above styled As Personal Represents "was never any possession authorities have "a young evasion convictions. He says he THOMAS C FREEMAN. ESQ, of whose court onor before August 11th, 1976, live of the Estate of and delivery of marijuana" by woman in protective custody is now employed by ABC FREEMAN & WOOLFOLK. address is Post Office Box 70, otherwise, a Judgment may be Dorothy Fletcher Cochran Blackburn. and she will testify" In the Nurseries and has operated a Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701, entered against you for the relief Deceased Assistant State Atty. Bill Orange County marijuana case. produce sales stand near his Attorneys, for Petitioner, and file the demanded in the petition for ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL origina l of said AnSwer or written dissolution REPRESENTATIVE' Heffernan said formal charges Kirkland charged "she's a south Seminole home. WITNESS my hand and the seal of defenses. if any, with the Clerk of Harold A Ward Ill of possession and delivery of confidential informant and we th e above styled court on or befor e this Court this 171 h day of July, 1976 of Winderw,edie, Hanes, Issue Rises Again (Continued from Page 1-Al taxpayers in the neighborhood of $120,000 a year. And that is difficult to ignore. Freeman scoffs at the concept that the job can be done for Less. He says government agencies "never perform" as effectively as private industry. And a legal staff would become in essense, another government agency. Hattaway said Tuesday citizens may be "surprised" to learn what surrounding governments pay for legal services. The chairman said he and Neiswender plan to make comparison studies as part of Hattaway's probe . "Logically." according to Kimbrough. "You've got to go to a county legal department you have to create your own department." Both Williams and Kimbrough say the cutoff point for Paying a county attorney is $70,000. After that, they claim it's cheaper to hire a fulltl.me orofessional staff. But attempts to do just that failed last year. Failed because Democrats on the county conirnission refused to back the Republican ploy to oust Freeman. Now, however, Kimbrough says he be lieves Democra ts will have to do something. "It's sure to become a campaign Issue," he says. The question is: What will the De mocrats do' l't.8.ifllY they can 't conic along a year later and suggest exactly wha t Republicans Republl department. Probably it will be a more middle-of-the-road approach. Most likely Hattaway will suggest a change in the method of fee payment. Freeman presently earns $20 an how- for the first 101) hours of work. Any hours above that, the rate is upped to $25. Jail related litigation Is tabulat ed at $45 per hour. 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Communist Now More Bloc -_., 8 ~~_~] The Clock fly tIll.l,CUltfllE Divided tomorrow. And they won't be fireworks that require a long fuse to set them off, either. The explosion should come at the bargaining table when members of the Seminole County School Board negotiating team clash with representatives of the Seminole Education Association (SEA) over many key articles that are a part and parcel of a contract between the two factions. The salary issue was to be one of the primary topIcs of discussion at Tuesday's negotiating session, but the two factions never got around to it because most of the day was spent in trying to resolve two other issues - one dealing with an SEA request for bi-monthly pay and the other concerned cost -of-living Increases for the teachers. The salary debate will be centered around an SEA proposal for a $2900 hike in the base starting salary, which would boost that figure from $8,100 to $11,000. While the school board's chief negotiator, Ernie Cowley, says there is no way a cost-of-living in- crease could be incorporated into the contract, Steve Rosenthal, who heads up the SEA's negotiating team, says, 'Okay, give us the $11,000 and we'll forego the costof-Uving request." Cowley countered with the idea that if the SEA is given the cost-of-living Increase to be commensurate with the U.S. Department of Labor's Consumer Price Index, then it also ought to be able to give back some of the monies if the cost of living Index goes down. This didn't set too well with Rosenthal and his group and the entire matter was tabled until this afternoon's session when It's sure to get plenty of attention again. And, If the salary topic does come up (discussion of it might get pushed back due to another marathon go-round on the cost-of-living issue), then you can look for the explosion. The school board has already tentatively adopted a budget in excess of $52 million, and it's based entirely on the starting salary of $8,100. School officials say there isn't any money available for salary increases, but SEA representatives believe otherwise -and say they're ready to prove it. Gene Grooms, executive secretary of the SEA, says he'll pinpoint exactly where the school board has money 'socked' away that could well be used for pay raises, and then some. There are approximately 1,500 teachers in the Seminole County school system. Grooms says it would take only $2,000 to give every one of those teachers a $100 salary boost and he says he can prove that the school board has that much - and much more - hidden away in its coffers. Grooms isn't saying exactly where that money is tucked away in school board funds, but I'll bet we find out either today or at the next bargaining session. By the way, these sessions are not closed to the public and anyone can sit In on them. So, If you want to see some fireworks that might make the Fourth of July celebration look like a slow-burning match you might take in these meetings. Today's was scheduled to be held at First Federal of Seminole in Downtown Sanford from 14 p.m. That's 30... . Credit Worries untounded JOHN - el 1 _____ _________ _____ _____- I , i J Lesson In Thrift Those canny Yankees from Maine and Rhode Island demonstrated their New England frugality at the Democratic National Convention, Forewarned of outrageous prices in New York Qty, the Maine delegation pocketed the money required for air fare and arrived in the metropolis by chartered bus. Rhode Island's Gov. Philip Noel urged members of his state's contingent to take advantages of parties hosted by candidates, labor organizations and the city Itself. "Accept all the Invitations," he advised simply. One thrifty northerner estimated the average cost of the convention to her associates at "a bout $1 50" as compa red to preconvention forecasts of $1,000. We can hope that the lesson in tlghtllstedness will have an Impact on the successful candidate In New York City - and , Indirectly, on his November opponent as well, The aversion to freewheeling spending is a trait worthy of Introduction to Washington. BERRY'S WORLD le '.1 ______ A;, m ,',, ,A 'Don't you EVER get ru fi r ed of watching that awful thing from Scot!and2" products. Still others condemned the practice the efforts of Foreman and Anna Lea, The ARRIV SUNSH l aLw portrayed Ben Franklin. The most recent on • .•, , ' ' "I 14 •••l I - ) . '. %s('l('OIti. MONDAY. AUGUST2 Sanford Rotary Club. noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First St Grand Ole Opry flavor will p.m. performance In the civic bluegrass and gospel music, Proceeds from the affair will come to Sanford Friday, center auditorium, has recently moved to Central go to the Jaycees' general fund, courtesy of the Junior Chamber The show, which provides Florida after being based for which helps finance various of Commerce, as the Country family entertainment in the five years In Green Mountain charitable projects in the area. Music Opera Show gives an 8 form of country-western, Falls, Cob. Advance tickets, priced at $3 Headline artists include for adults and $1 for children 6 ntry Violinist" are available at rArcahie Raceway Not man produce nd Pizza u' 1 nxail promoter of t he show; fe male Drug Co., Harold's Bar be r Shop Home Improvement Loans BORROW UP TO 17,500 7 YEARS TO REPAY Don't Move. vocalist Linda ear- and HIS Store for Men in Sanford Tickets purchased at comedian By rfim ESTES Butch the Seminole County Circuit bills himself as Williams, who the door will cost $3.50 for Slick Thigpen, adults and $1.50 for children 6 to Herald Staff Writer Court against the city claiming it acted improperly when Its the funniest man In country 12. Children under 6 will be CASSELBERRY admitted free. City board of adjustment held a productions. procedures to permit the third hearing In recent weeks construction of a mini-raceway and granted a special exception on a 7.5 acre tract south of SR to permit the construction. 436, between a new car In a hearing before Circuit dealership and an apartment Court Judge Dominick Saul this complex, are continuing despite week, no decision was given on a new court action filed by Radloff's petition to enter the owners of the apartments, suit on the city's behalf. Monumental Properties. R.adloff said if Monumental Officials In the city's planning Properties are successful In department said today, the having the board of adjustment planning board reviewed the action thrown out he will lose pe site review plan for the mini- the $200,000 invested in the raceway being developed byproject to date. businessman Thomas R.adloff, Monumental Properties had and time city council has claimed that the proposed minischeduled a workshop for 7:30 raceway had caused it to lose p.m. Monday on the matter. tenants from its apartment Meanwhile. Monumental complex. However, during the Properties has filed an action in most recent hearings in '.03V,UVI17, JI1IUIULI s astorney, William Wack of Altamonte Springs, produced affidavits from tenants who had moved which gave other reasons for leaving. UVE COMMISSION STATI,. ' . ,t..,.... &.• Improve For Details Call 322.1611 Dead,Cou , Despite CourtAction .. THE BANK DOWNTOWN f2r , FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. 200W. 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Then, parents began to ask, ,, Who are trouble, discontent and unhappiness among the these people known as Foreman and Anna Lea? while at the same time both are playing Lead "I think It's a very serious mistake when the poor," said one corporation president. Are they really as good as the youth say they roles. "Godspell,"is now touring all over Florida President, of other leaders of our country, -When deferred payment schemes encourage are? " Ile parents found out for themselves after and Southern Georgia. through Incorrect knowledge or misapextravagance and excessive mortgaging of the play, "Take This Cup." People were heard to All this and much more, thanks to Foreman prehension, or because of political expediency, future income for Immediate satisfactions that say that the play was so good and so touching, and Anna Lea, has helped Sanford to become a permit the turning of our peoples' opinion are neither necessary nor important to proper that tears formed in their eyes. Now, not only more cultural place to live. And now, I have one against the business community, of living, they are a social as well as an economic were the youth of the First Methodist Ch urch last thing to say, which I am sure that many m ul tinational corporations, or oil companies, danger," said another critic, involved, but people from all over the corn- others in the community will agree with. Thanks just as a scapegoat," the Democratic Despite such outcries, Installment buying munity were getting Involved with The Foreman and Anna Lea. presidential nominee observed. found growing acceptance and popularity among Fellowship Players. Fred Bukur He promised that as President he would do the public throughout the 1920$. Not only are the Heards good at directing Sanford "everything I can" to keep the American people acquainted with the facts. Warming to his subject, Carter made it clear JACK • that In doing right by the human race his devotion to a "complete overhaul" of our thilttax system did not mean his reforms f&/ would be, well, completely complete. Declaring S Cu foreign Investment is "very healthy," he vowed to retain the foreign tax credit which allows the multinationals to reduce their U.S. WASHINGTON - American Telephone and Another Bell executive, T.O. Gravitt, This has left the staff more on its own. Telegraph, the telephone colossus, has asserted allegedly was driven by his conscience to kill result, according to one insider, Is that "a lotThe taxes dollar for dollar by the amount of taxes of the right to snoop Into the personal records of its himself over the Internal corruption. He left a people have been going around in different they pay abroad. 'i would continue and strengthen, If possible, customers, suicide note charging that "Watergate is a gnat directions." The footloose .presidential aides American Involvement in foreign countries and This startling claim was made in court compared to the Bell system." Both Ashley and usually wind up attending conferences. "it vice versa," Carter promised, adding, "I would testimony, which has been sealed. Company Gravilt's widow are now suing Southwestern seems Like all we do Is go to meetings," cornnot do anything to subvert or minimise this." executives acknowledged behind closed doors Bell. plalned a White House aide. The Carrie Nation of American tax justice, that they had confiscated the long-distance According to the sealed testimony, three "There Is a maximum of discussion and a who had previously eschewed the go-slow aprecords of a !ormer employe. company officials admitted that they had seized minimum of implementation," echoed another, proach to loophole closing, continued: "They were our records, and I wanted to see Ashley's long.distance records. "All the records Top Republicans on Capitol Hill have griped "I would not make any substantive change in them," testified Chester Todd, the corporate were sent to me," testified Todd. "I finally sent to us that they can't get through. "You call over our tax law, or propose any as official who sent for the records. The sealed them to the legal department." President, until at to the White House," grumped one, "and least a full year of very careful analysis.,, testimony made clear that AT&T felt It also had It was acknowledged that Southwestern Bell's everybody Is always in a meeting. When I asked Needless to say, the Carter performance was proprietary rights to anyone else's telephone lawyers could determine from the records whom some of time guys what they do, they just boffo. David Mahoney, a Republi can records. The compny treated its erst while Ashley had been calling - Informa tion that m um ble a vague reply." contrIbutor who heads Norton Inc. and who supported employe, according to the testimony, "like just could be used to fight his lawsuit. But a company Other insiders contend that there Is bound to Richard Nixon in Simon 1972, said, "You have to be any other customer." official swore that Ashley's records were con- be some disgruntlement and confusion in any Impressed." Mahoney said he would not be This would seem to fly in the face of AT&T's fiscated merely to check on his telephone organization. They acknowledge that staff chief uncomfortable with Democrat Carter in the proclaimed regulations, which specify that charges. Richard Cheney doei't keep as tight a control White House. private phone records can be obtained only by Footnote: A spokesman told us that AT&T as his predecessor, Donald Runisfeld, did before Others were not so snowed, however. One court subpoena. Then the customer Is supposed feels Ashley's telephone records belonged to the moving into the Pentagon as Secretary of businessman said: "ft was to be notified, a peculiar speech. All company. He denied that the records were used Defense. he did was ask for our support and offer love." What AT&T proclaims in public and what It to investigate Ash!ey. "There are a lot of end runs around Cheney," does In secret, however, don't necessarily WHITE HOUSE CHAOS - White House said one source. But others praised Cheney. "Re thoThomas Carroll, chairman of Lever Brothers, ught he knew soft-soap when he saw It. coincide. This Is apparent from the case of operations have been reduced to a state of is a tremendo usly talented guy," said one Carroll, who hasn't cast his ballot for a James Ashley, who was fired from his job as an controlled chaos, according to sources on the Meanwhile, there are still a few White assistant vice president for Southwestern Bell. Inside. The prtvaillng confusion can be blamed, chickens running around as if they had lostHouse their Democrat since FDR, said: "I thought this was a velvet performance of an lr'st man. I After his abrupt departure, his telephone calls In part, on the frantic effort to keep Gerald Ford heads. were inspected without subpoena and without In the White House. Learned more about the man than I did about BLOOD BROTHER - The Six Indian But the problem has its roots, our sources Nations, better known as the Iroquois, have Lu'.as." Didn't we all Now we know what Shaun AT&T, of course, pulls the corporate strings, suggest, in the transition days when President maintained thelr freedom from the United States Buke of St. Simons, Ga., meant when he wrote which ope rate the vast Bell system. Ashley Ford's team took over f rom the Nixon guard, over the past two centuries. In many respects, Tune magazine claimed he was fired by Bell for refusing to Ford "overreacted" to the rigid, highly struc- they are still recognized by In a ktter-to.the-edjr "When the United States as a it comes to the issues, participate In itspolitical corruption. He swore t ured Nixon methods. Jimmy Carter is as f uzzy semi-Independent nation In the fastnesses of as a Georgia peach." Only I'd say filer. that he had been compelled to donate $50 per In cnntrast, Ford's approach was loose, upper New York State. Footnote: "21" Club month to an Illegal political slush fund. casual, easy lng. At first, the new President -atI'i Now as a gesture of friendship to the white by 52 businessmen and 70 newsmen, who were Bell. executives were also required, he said to directed the operation himself. It was part of his nation that has changed their land, the Iroquois guests Bell other regular cash contributions to the learning process. but now that he has a betterwant to make a descendant of a signer of the affair of the three businessmen hosting the -cost $2,440, Including tips. Mr. Ford, Mr. slush fund. Afterward, the executives recovered grasp of the job, he leaves the routine decisions Dedarat10 of Independence a "blood brother" Bronfman and Mr. Austin will share the tab. Oh the money by sutxnittlng false vouchers, he to the staff while he concentrates on the larger In the Six Nations. The honor Is accorded one y eah, I almost forgot, It's tax deductible as a char,d. policy problems. JA'r..n each )f bu.iiness evpen.e. I Country Music Comes To Sanford HIGHWAY SAFETY EA with Foreman portraying Benjamin Franklin. Co., and Atlanta businessman J. Paul Austin, - 0. , ;, I I SISTER President Myrtle Gradick hands over a dues check to Downtown Business Association President Forrest Foggln, as Bunny Taylor, treasurer, watches. SISTER officially joined the DBA Wednesday. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) SISTERS JOIN UP I GOVERNOR'S FLORQ nr Forem an was also recently seen on TV on chairman of the board of Coca-Cola "You've Come a Long Way Lady," in which he surprisingly, a love feast. t .tA. 8 pm., Ilolling Hills Moravian Church SATURDAY, JULY 31 anIord At Women's Group. 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. ('asseiherry AA. dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran (lmuret Ami'rk-an iA'gi'rn Auxiliary 5:1 hosts bingo every SaItir,Ia at 12:45 p. m. id 3,50s Orlando Dr.. Sanford. t%nmi'r's Auxiliary if Sanford VFW Post 10108 will hold a White Elephant Sale and suppers franks. beans and saladsi from I pin. to H p.m. at the Post home. Everyone 4 '•' much consumer Income committed to paying for Players. Their first performance "Once Upon A cars, people would be unable to purchase other was a huge success. Then, thanks to . 4 ' ATHENS, Greece (AP) - The U.S. Navy transport Coronado brought 155 Americans and about 145 evacuees of other nationalities from war-torn Lebanon to Athens today after a smooth 48-hour journey. The 10,000-ton amphibious transport was greeted at the U.S-Greek military terminal at Keratsini, outside the Greek capital, by friends and relatives of the evacuees and officials of the U.S. Embassy. Among the Americans were 25 officials from the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. ______ leadership is hardly comforting to contemplate. This portends power struggles, foreign adventures and unpredictable changes of policy among the would-be Stalins and Maos whose ambitions now are germinating. The Marxist-Leninist revolutionary ideology remains a potent force in much of the world. Any struggle among those seeking to become its supreme prophet could be a bloody one. "."t %k,. S Evacuees Arrive In Athens _________ () cars. Other businessmen feared that with so formed a group known as The Fellowship F.pLSopol - ____ Communist movement without clear and powerful , 4q. _____ ______ ! , , . . "::,~ , 47 m, j V . . .' ____ . ) X NAIROBI, Kenya f AP) - President Idi Amin appeared to be taking a relaxed attitude today toward Britain's break In diplomatic relations with Uganda. But one of his aides told a Nairobi newspaper that Britons remaining in Uganda "will become Ugandan citizens." In a broadcast on Radio Uganda, Amin said he was studying the implications of Britain's move, announced in London Wednesday. "British nationals who have chosen to stay In Uganda should follow the situation in Its present perspective and not listen to the imperialist mass media," he said. _____ .Seminole South Rotary. 7:30 am., lArd Chtimleys. Altamonte Sprir.i Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 am., luck's. Tangle%,rnid .U. dosed, 8 p.m., St. Ilichard's ( ,, - CALENDAR - z o. tAIngwowd Amin Calm After Ties Break _____ 0 6 . '. 74A - Thursday, July 2, 174-5A Fit ilUY. JUI.Y .10 , I' ' ~,( TOKYO IAPI - The Chinese Communist party today admitted "great losses" of life and property from the major earthquakes In a heavily populated industrial area of northeast China east and southeast of Peking. But no casualty figures or damage estimates were given. Aftershocks were reported continuing. Ilsinhua, the official Chinese news agency, reported "extremely serious damage and losses" In Tangshan, an industrial city of more than a million people 80 miles eastsoutheast of Peking and 40 miles northeast of Tientsin. Hsinhua said the first quake was centered in the TangshanFengnan area and "comparatively strong shocks" were felt in Peking and Tientsin, China's third largest city with a population of 4.3 minion. "Since the quake was not predicted in advance, it is believed that many of the residents of Tangshan did not have time to escape," the Peking office of Kyodo, the Japanese news agency, reported. LOFTON - *. A China Reports 'Great Losses' In Wake Of Earthquakes A rit 11, IN BRIEF Carter Fuzzy Un i axes . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD Ever since Josef Stalin rose to eminence in the Communist world, the heritage of Marx and Lenin has been personified in forceful individuals "dictators" in terms of ideology, party discipline and political power. DON JR. D. An era may be passing. It is hard to identify an omnipotent leader, an acknowledged prophet, at the top of the Communist pyramid today. China's Mao Tse-tung, who made Peking a rival of Moscow as the fount of Marxist-Leninist wisdom in the post-Stalin era, no longer appears in public. Even the ceremonial visit to Mao by foreign dignitaries visiting Peking have been . , I I.A. _ , , I . . ill.-111,4001F dropped. Age and disease have made Mao no more I .-.._-~-,'. ..' A 1 ; ,~~,_, .0'I ...V6 -;., than a fixture in the Chinese government. I .,; i!"', WASHINGTON - All of us are, by now, Installment buying has become such an acWith the death of his old partner Chou En-lai 1t .11 , thoroughly familiar with Jimmy Carter, born . cepted way of economic life for Americans th at last year, rankings in the Peking hierarchy have again Christian. But last week, we got a look at ii'"$ find it di fficult to believe the extent of many may C. .-' been a guessin g game - some stars ascend'ing, another reincarnation: Jimmy Carter, born " the controversy that raged over the question in 1'$ > some descending, none in a fixed, commanding ' again tax reformer of the decades century, especially in the early , . :•. position. Maoism as an ideology IS becoming •:. Throughout his campaign for the Democratic . the area of automobile financing. detached from a real person The thoughts of Mao presidential nomination, there was no subject ' The story is told in a recent book, "Full Faith ' t '. e. about which Carter breathed more fire than tax ('1 are becoming only that - thoughts, not expressions and Credit,' by William L. Wilson, a corporate reform. biography of C.I.T. Financial Corp., one of the . . of policy from a source of power. Although Maoism In January, he declared his support for financial services leading nation's . continues to fuel the ideological split between removal of tax Incentives "that encourage ___________. .•., . . organizations. Peking and Moscow, it is by no means clear American multinational corporations to . Installment buying was not a new idea when b is in 11e wings LO carry it whether a new prophet manufacture products in foreign countries when çi.. C.I.T. and its competitors began promoting the \\ . I ll I uirOUgzm anoth er generation. their own employes In this country are out of . time-purchase of private motor cars after World As.for the Russians, they have seen not only the War I. C.I.T. had been founded by Henry Ittleson .-.. ..' • In his statement before the Democratic In 1908 and people had long been accustomed to passing of Stalin but the official scaling down of his e Platform Committee in June, Carter's rhetoric such things as encyclopedias, Inc. paying for reputation and the denunciation of the personality heated up. (F niture and vacuum cleaners on the installment cult as a form of leadership. They have seen the Attacking "carefully contrived loopholes," he plan. rise and fall of a Nikita Khrushchev, who never excoriated "some of our Largest corporations . -But when It came to automobiles, the Idea I. ' could fill Stalin's shoes. h They have seen Leon d with extremely high profits" who pay "virtually aroused strenuous opposition from a host of . o urelJmnev emerge as the first among equals" in . no tax at all." adversaries, Wilson notes - from economists the Kremlin pecking order, but are now surely Particularly Irksome to Carter was the fact editorial writers, consumer spokesmen and: . . . I that a business executive can charge off a $50 aware that he is in the twilight of his career, ill surprisingly, from the majority of auto YJ' lunch but a truck driver cannot deduct a $1.50 manufacturers themselves. much of the time and turning 70 this year. sandwich. When this is the case, he declared, "Before I permit one of my automobiles to be There is even a pall over the supremacy of the what is needed Is not a piecemeal approach but sold on Installment credit, i will see this cornSoviet Communist Party. Its feud with the Chi -_ basic tax reform." receivership!" vowed Charles W. Nash. pany in is unresolved. When Brezhnev attended the recent Then, jLot a few weeks ago at the Democratic P, founder of Nash Motors. parley of European Communist leaders in East convention In New York.... City, In his acceptance "Debt has become a national industry," Lattor To Rerun he wnc nnt th i'nmmn 4ini (u1,irr, ih, . .. ... Thp i nørh C.2rtøriM It o il hi,nc, A,,t rionfaint4ner an •. li " U .. WI UdU Henry r 0111 I1IIldUI £. Mat •'b unnamed "political and economic elite," he Soviet party chairman would have been at such a business for the debtor and bad business for the religious plays, but they are also good at brought down the house with a clarion call for a H e a rd s' Efforts Praised meeting, say, a decade ago. He was in the position creditor also." His company, he said, would stick directing comedy such as the excellent per. "complete overhaul" of our tax system which he Editor: to a strictly cash policy, (Only two years later, of letting Marshal Tito and leaders of other This Is about two people who helped bring formanceo("Qarley's Aunt" or drama such aa labeled "a diagrace to the human race." however, Ford established Its own automobile national parties declare that if their own political the outstanding performance of, "The Miracle culture and drama to the city of Sanford. Their Well, now. Jimmy Carter returned to the Big , financing subsidiary.) narnim al Wnrom,in ,,nA Anna I_, mn Um..,l It -.. .ii ,,lAn,1 Ike m,,.3t.mt. .r,A fortunes demiind nn nnnrnng.h It, cf1.;i;cyvi U11 Wo rk er". Then ....... ..•.... .. ........ iippe um week wnere -ye spore -to z or time Some car makers foresaw a tidal wave of started about three years ago when Foreman "No, No. a Million Times No" was found to be a country's top business executives at a luncheon ferent from Moscow's, so be it. defaults if "every Tom, Dick and Harry" was and Anna Lea, both graduates of LaGrange huge success. held In his honor in the third floor private dining Certainly no one can regret that men as allowed to buy a car, which would dump enor- College and both two year veterans of Summer Then, along came Act III with a stupendous room of the posh "21" Club. if, ruthless as Stalin and Mao are not wielding power mous numbers of distressed vehicles on the Stock at Calloway Gardens, came to help the production of "1776" which involved both youth The result of this get together - organized by over the Communist world. Yet an international market to be resold In competition with new Youth of The First United Methodist Church and and adults from the Sanford and Orlando areas, Henry Ford II, Edgar Bronfman of Segram lid. OAKLEY I - save 769 , DuPont Easy Care® house paint value 79 Easy Sale Ends MON DAV At(tSi 2 8 H,ys to Buy C*trs S 6'-o414t FOs,uivrg C"v. Out O.', Ctjiorn., C'UtI Pi1, Usitef Ch arge • Ba,kAm.oc.,d ) Avcan E ,p,ss Mon,1 Ca' ii Carts Ba.nti • On.'; Ct.b GOODYEAR SIRVICI STORE - I' " S5$ W. FIRST ST. CHRIS CANDLER, MGR. SANFORD - .-. PH. 322-2821 ,, IZAYRE.SANFORD ____ 11 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Come To The Cabaret! MONTREAL (AP) - A shadow has fallen acrnss the brotherhood of the Olympics on the playing fields and in the conference rooms. But it is alive and well in the social Olympics in picturesque Old Montreal, especially in a Joyous cabaret called the Singing Box. Each night, visitors from various nations drink, talk and lock arms to sing In the barnllke former garage labeled Boite a thanson LeSt. Vincent, Just off Place Jacques Cartler where thousands cavort until dawn. French-Canadian folk singers, beer, cognac and camaraderie lure Olympic visitors as well as local revelers to the jammed club. One song goes: "This is the great show. "You are going to sing tonight. "Whether it Is friendship or love, "Who knows? Who cares?" OlympIc-class drinkers from all nations sit around tables, arms on each other's shoulders, and sway to the music. Whether they understand the words or U.S. Sets Sights Olympic-class drinkers from all nations sway to the music of this Montreal watering hole, and brotherhood runs high. They don't all understand the words of the songs, sung by arm-locked revelers, but then 'Who knows? Who cares?' not, some message comes through. "I like the music, I like the wine, I like the people," said Rae Ross, swimming and Judo coach from Northern Ireland. "What else matters? We didn't do so well in the Olympics, but that is not the important thing. it is being here." The atmosphere, and perhaps the cognac, Inspires some to oratory. West German Gerhard Bauer, son of a Bremen Jeweler, W53 on his soap box. "I love life, peace, and above all, humanity," he announced In German, "Please, no more war. That is the wish of a German boy." The room was filled wth 40 per cent foreigners and 60 per crowd, yes, but isn't this the Olympics?" Outside, in Place Jacques Cartier, there are singing groups, Impromptu gymnastics, horse-drawn carriages and artists selling their pain. tings all night long on the cobbled streets the French built when they settled this lovely area in 1642. cent Quebecois, accorcung to assistant manager Edsuardo Pinto, who was amused by the raucous Americans. "When Americans leave their country and find a place like this, they go berserk. They don't understand the songs or their hidden meanings, but they love it. It's an international OAKLAND iAP - •ft was Junior All -Stars _ MONTREAL (AP) - The America's ins',,ired boxers and venson In a heavyweight boxing United States now Is almost somewhat maligned track and semifinal, the feature of the hopelessly out of the medals field forces can muster enough television coverage. raceinthe XXI Olympic Games strength in the closIng days of Tate is one of seven Amenand, in fact, doesn't even have a the Games to overtake either of cans who has reached the box very good shot at second place. the Communist powers but j semifinals. AU of them ar; The Americans, who once they can make it respectable, assured of at least a bronze dominated these quadriennlal They could still make it inter- medals. By comparison, the celebrations of sports, suffered esth3g. United States won only three a gold medal shutout again Thekeycouldcomejntoday's boxing medals in the 1972 Wednesday, their third in five activity. Mule Parks, LOS days. They have gained only Angeles; Fred Newho use, Games at Munich. "We're doing it for Davey," is one gold medal since Sunday Baton Rouge, La.; and Herman the boxers' rallying cry. night and, In that period, have Frazier, Philadelphia, have Featherweight Davey Armfallen far back of Russia and promised a 1-2-3 American fin- strong, Puyallup, Wash., was East Germany. Ish and a shutout of Cuba's Al eliminated in the quarterRussia, which picked up four berto Juantoreno in the men's finals. His teammates say, golds Wednesday, leads with a 400 meters. quite frankly, he was robbed. gold-silver-bronze count of 33"We're ready to run him right Tate, who suffered an eye cut, 31-23. East Germany has 30-19- out of a medal," said put together a strong third 18. The United States Is a poor Newhouse. round for a 3-2 quarter-final dethird at 23-26-19. And tonight, big John Tate of cision over West Germany's The trend, however, could be Knoxville, Term., will take on Peter Bussing, clearing the reversed. It's doubtful that Cuba's favored Teofilo Step-. way for the important bout with 'Blue, Barrios NJ o - 11 i •t s, 2 - 1 PORT ORANGE- The Von Herbulis, who reached on a way. Sanford put an insurance fielder's choice after Bradley Sanford Junior League Stars are alive and well, thank opened the rally with a single, tally on the board on the fifth on New Smyrna got its final run Vonflerbulls' homer to left. you. Sanford coaches Jim L1nI Not as well as they would be in the fourth when Tom Papas ., in the winners' braket, but ffl singled home Harkey Cook. and Gary Taylor will pIn their hopes on Bradley In very mnch in contention for the Two singles and a walk did U district championship, which damage against Von Herbulls, game as they send him to the \, has boiled down to a three-way and brought on Wright In the mound against Holly Hill, a horse race between Sanford, fifth, who held New Smyrna team which defeated Port -. Holly Hill and Ormond Beach. Beach to one hit the rest of the Orange In its game Tuesday. Sanford chalked up its second straight victory after an opening set back with a Wednesday victory over New Smyrna Beach, 5-3. Ormond Beach stands alone as the only undefeated squad in the doubleelimination tourney after thumpIng Holly Wednesday's other game, 16-9. Sanford goes up against Holly Hill at 7 tonIght in a game of SAN FRANCISCO -NEM flounced to Lurle. The vote was survival. The winner advances iuim' All his life, well into middle 11-0 for the Lurle-Herseth to Friday night's championship the formidable Stevenson, the defending Olympic champion. age, he was Louis Lurie's little combine, game. Other Americans in tonight's boy Bobby. Lou Lurle owned a The offices of the Lurie 0 The clutch relIef pitching of semis are the fighting Spinks big chunk of downtown San Company are on the 51st floor of Mike was highly In. .. brothers, middleweight Mike Francisco and extensive the Bank of America Building, strumental in Sanford's victory and light-heavyweight Leon; holdings in Chicago and In- asomberslabintheheartofthe Wednesday.Starter Bernie Von IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, F). Thursday, July 79, 1976 light-welter Sugar Ray I.eon- vested in Broadway shows. He city. From Lurie's private HerbulLs got Sanford through RICK BRADLEY MIKE WRIGHT ard, Palmer Park, Md.; light- was a confidante of politicians office, there Is a magnificent the first four innings, and weight Howard Davis, Glen and he had the same table for view of the bay through huge Wright mapped up with three Cove, N.Y.; bantamweight lunch at Jack's Restaurant for picture windows which face in scoreless Innings to preserve Charles Mooney, an Army ser- more than 50 years. the direction of Candlestick the victory. Bob Lurie, who Is now 47 Park to the south. Stuck up on geant stationed at Ft. Bragg, Rick Bradley and Rocky 1, \/ i • N.C., and flyweight Leo Ran- years old, was short, stocky ar.d the wall with cellophane tape IS Jernigan continued to pound the g unobtrusive. It was known he a San Francisco Giants pen ball at a furious nate for Sandolph, Tacoma, Wash. The Spinks, like Tate, won owned a small piece of the San nant. It's the only way one ford. Bradley and Jernigan quarter-finals Wednesday. The Francisco Giants and was would know this is Control were each 2-for-3, Bradley others had advanced earlier, nominally on the board of Central of a major league driving in one run and Jernigan Mike Spinks, from St. Louis, directors. Frequently, at social baseball team. two. took a 5-0 decision over Ryszard gatherings, he was at the elbow Unless you riffled through the MIAMI Coach Don Shula In two controlled scrimmages of Charles Stoneham (Chub) paperspiledalloverthedeskln Pasiewicz of Poland. The two sluggers are now will take a long look at the the past two Saturdays, thirdLeon, a Marine corporal at Feeney, the president of the disarrayed clutter. They all each 6-for-il in the tournament Miami Dolphins' rookie year quarterback Don Strock Camp Lejeune, N.C., had more National League. But patently relate to baseball because and have 11 RBLs between hopefuls and a first look at a has t*en battling lefthander trouble with the referee than he he was a man destined for that's where Lurie's total them, six by Bradley. They grassy field In the Orange Bowl Jim Del Gaizo and free agent concentration is now. did Ottomar Sachse of East obscurity, have plenty of help as Walter Saturday night when the Gary Valbuena for a backup All that has changed. It Germany. Leon scored one Two extra secretarries have Law shows a 5-for-il tour- Minnesota Vikings visit Miami Job. Strock has hit nine of 201 MONTREAL lAP) There probably will see her hands knockdown and an deci• changes when you have $4 been hired Just to answer the nament pace. for the 1976 pre-season opener. passes for 93 yards and a are 18 minutes no more, claspedather chin, head bowed slon but was warned once for million to invest in a sports mail. maybe less remaining in the and eyes closed - praying. The Dolphins have played on touchdown while Del Gaizo has In Wednesday's game, talking to the referee. And when franchise - meaning that you, ring career of Sugar Ray I.eonWhat would Lurie's father Sanford drew first blood with an two Poly-Turf surfaces since connected on 15 of 27 passes for "We're praying family," showedwearing up for the judges' too, Bob Lurle, can get your Lou have said about his son's [(BI double by Bradley, scoring 1970,butthe slippery and matted 197 yards and a touchdown. ard, and then he will hang up Sugar Raya said. "We're Bap-hedecision a white cap flJT3 in the papers. venture into the big world of Wright, who had singled. his gloves and go to school. rug was removed in March and A pair of rookie running He is half of a general part- Baseball? tlsts. I pray. My mama prays. with a red tassle, the referee No amount of money and We all pray." Sanford upped the score to 3-0 replaced with Prescription backs, Don Testerman (10th yanked it off and tiu-ew it in a nership with a man named sweet promoters' promises can "He would have said," smiled in the second when Jernigan led Athletic Turf. The new sod Is round, Clemson) and Dexter If such petitions are judged corner. Azlure the bob kid from Palmer on numbers, young Leonard thur (Bud) lierseth, a catBob, "Stick to real estate.'" off with a home run to left field irrigated and drained through Pride (11th round, Minnesota), Americans also have the lead tleman from Phoenix, Ariz., Park, Md., into pro boxing, and Law connected on a one- pipes buried in a sandy subsoil. have been bright spots In stands a very good chance of "My mama toldmeshe wants getting a favorable response. in both men's and women's who put in a matching $4 out, bases-empty homer to Shula, the wInningtst active scrimmages. Veteran speed-p metoquit.Ialwaysdowhatmy Cetha, his mother, is just one archer)', and, thanks to an ex- million. Together they bought center. coach in the National Football ster Hubert Gum is a strong mama says," the rugged light member of the Leonard clan cellent ride by Hilda Gurney ol the beleaguered Giants from League, will be inspectIng contender, and Shula Is closely welterweight said today. who will be raising cheers and Woodland Hills, Calif., moved the National Exhibition New Smyrna, the team which young talent in several im watching the development of Company, which meant Chub into second place behind the Feeney's uncle Horace. But "Boxing has been fun for me silent entreaties. nudged Sanford In the tourney portant areas. The 72-man second-year fullback Stan "My daddy is here, too. My West Germans In the equest. but I got other things in life to opener Monday night, made it squad Includes 14 draftees and Winfrey, who was troubled by a CASSELBERRY Lurie, because he Is the man do." A field of interesting with a two-spot In 14 free agents after two weeks pulled hamstring as a rookie. big brother, two sisters, my nan dressage coinpetiton. The Unitedteam States, which has one the spot In San Francisco, five typewriter key-bangers the third. Brett Mehrtng had the of training camp. Leonard, at 20 a veteran of brother's girl friend and my girl take to the sulky tonight in big blow, a two-run homer. 135 amateur fights all over the friend. They all drove up in a won only the basketball gold in will be the owners' voIce, "All of these running backs Sanford stretched it to 4-2 In Years ago, when the Giants phase three of the Marty Stein "We started late (July 18 for are guys who wouldn't emworld, is one of the survivors of trailer and parked it in the lot the past three days, was limited the strong American team across from the Forum. You to two medals Wednesday, a moved west from New York Benefit at the Seminole Har- the bottom of the inning on all veterans) for the first time barrass you," Shula said. Jernigan's RBI double, scoring since I've been here," Shula which will be battling the Soviet call it easy. ft's yellow and it bronze by four-time Olympian and Lurle had bought a token ness Raceway. Sports writers Jerry Greene, said, "but as usual, the Vikings d to Union and Cuba for a major has my pictures pasted all over Willie Davenport, Baton Rouge, piece of the club, he La,, In the men's 110-meter showupintheirspring training Harry Skop, Herky Cush, Brad started later (July 21) than NEW SMYRNA share of diznax the medals in the it.tougher Getting has been hurdles, and a silver by Ha' camp in Arizona, put on a Wilson and Jim Haynes will Al P H RIl anybody. We're going to use his Quebec Indians .1 weekend of the Olympic thantickets fighting." TerranceM,artinss 2 0 0 0 game as walians David McFaull and uniform and shag a few balls compete in an exhibition race test for ow- young Games. Menringlt Sugar Ray's dad, Cicero, took 1 2 people, especially at quar- Close Impressive winner of his first time off from his Job as night Mike Rothwell in the Tornado into the outfield. The late Jeff between the fifth and sixth 5tey Morris C 3 43 0 0 Halley Cook terback, and give our veterans 3 class yachts, behind the British Chandler used to do that, too. races, or at about 9:30 p.m. four fights in the 140 pounds and manager of a Palmer Park 2 I I 0 The top two finishers advance Mike Campbell 30 But since March 2, Lurie enough playing time to get In under class, Sugar Ray next per market to attend the boat which already had dinMONTREAL lAP) - Three Alon:aJamescf 0 0 0 0 learned what It's like to be to the Aug. 4 finals against shape for the regular season. hundred Quebec Indians will X,ileWollordph cf faces Kazmler Szcerba of Games. He loves boxing, Sugar ched the gold. 7 0 2 0 really involved. On that date a winners and runnersup from David Pogany 2b 1 0 0 0 Poland in the snifina1s and, if Ray says, and his brother, "A lot of jobs have to be take part in the closing ceremo3 Russia's four golds came In frenetic set of circumstances the TV and personality fields in Cms Martin ph ' decided at several positions, nies of the Olympics and four he wins, probably will go Dale, 23, was once a champion men's and women's team hand. made Lurie the spokesman of a a six•horse race. BobMcNami,7b I 0 0 0 against a tough Cuban, Andres in the armed services. Tom Papas lb namely linebacker, offensive Indian chiefs will lead the fina1N 2 0 ball, women's team foil fencing franchise which historically Haynes, defending champion David Ashton lb Aldama, for the championship 1 0 0 0 tackle, running back and parade. Sugar Ray, who is only sat and in the men's hammer goes back to 1883. The Giants in the series, was listed as a 5-2 Larry Carsonrt 2 1 1 0 gold. in receivers," Shula added. With the chiefs standing ) 0 0 0 an anteroom at the Olympic throw, where Yuriy Syedekh 5et were on the verge of being sold favorite in the nightline. Cush, Gregory Yakel ph "We're going to use the first around him, Lord Killanin, 24 3 "No doubt I'm going to win Village on his day off and spoke a Games record with a throw of to a Toronto group since Bob of Sanford, is 9-2 while Totals 3 SANFORD part of the pee-season to give president of the International it," Leonard said with a cool softly of his life style, his 254 feet, 4 inches and led a Short of Minneapolis, origInally Casselberry '5 Skop stood at 6.1. Bruce Annett c 2 0 0 0 players in competition for Jobs Olympic Committee, will close Richard Fredricksct 0 0 0 0 arrogance. "I've won every, will enroll at the University of Aleksey Spiridnov was second pulled out of a purchase deal. Orlando's Greene were the Mike Link lb c thing there is to win the Pan Maryland in the fall, majoring and Anatoliy Beonjerchuk was 3 o them as intelligently as "It 15 appropriate that the Lurie had learned at on longshots at 12-1. Jim Carfield Bernie Von Herbulis p lbo3 o 2II Am Games, North American, in business administration and third, possible. As the preseason participation of this noble race, 3 I 2 2 that Tuesday he was the only and Ralph Dunagin were Rockm Jernigan II AAU, Golden Gloves. Only need communications, under a ChrlsHunt'lb winds down, the established No. symbolizing ability, strength 3 0 0 0 guy plugging the hole In the scratched early today. Gold lii. Walter Law 55 the Olympics. Tot 3 I I I players will have more and courage, should be a key s scholarship provided by the dike that would keep San There will be no wagering On Boy Newman 3b 3 V 0 0 "My mama said I could box people of his home town. playing time, and we will pick element in the closng ceremony E Germany 30 Totali '9 5 67 Francisco In the National the exhibition. 26 until I wIn this one, and that's our sports to place the young of the Games of the 21st Olym"I never was a tough guy in U S A 23 26 19 League. Lurie immediately The 10-race performance at Niw Smyrna W.Germany 9 7 II 002 ISOo-3 ft." 21 my neighborhood," he said. "I Bulgaria people In pressure situations piad," said a statement by the made a conference call to the Seminole begins at 8 o'clock. III OIl it'S 7 19 Sugar Ray's mama will be at was always kinds shy. I'm Japan and test theIr response." Olympic organizing committee. s i 7 16 owners of the other 11 teams the Olympic Forum to see her really soft-hearted. I hate to see Poland 1 3 13 and asked for a delay of 24 I I 6 wilfulfilled-hersandthatof people hurt. But once I get in hours to seek a successor to 3 6 7 lo a higher authority. If you hap- the ring I become a different Cr1 Briln 3 4 Short. pentocatchheroncamera,you person." r inta 3 2 0 3 "They said no," recalls Sen 1 1 ll4ly 2 7 TAMPA, Fla. lAP) 2 II Lurle, "'You got to come up Ask said. He is starting out with play. seven players in key spots are ' _____ , . - tonght 's - ,-' I ' '' L iir Ie Ic] c es . . " C Ia r'i t' S teI .' - - '-' - Hill In - - . ' ,,, - , .;4• ,, .. . Wright ____________________________________________________ .,',,... -. - "' Ai1 i a Sii a r Ra 'Mama Says QUit, So... 4 Ic I ii g s () ) e ii F r e S e a s o ii ni - - - Sports viriters Take To Sulky - handers, who totaled 11 walks, Kansas City its victory over Tigers last month, hit his runwas the American League's California. Poquette had scoring fly. ".e'rst thIs year and the fourth reached base on Jerry R.emy's TwLn.s 8-8, Rangers 5-0 combination no-hitter In major twobasethrowingerrorto open Lyman Bostock laced tiwee league baseball history. It was the 15th. An Intentional walk to singles and drove in two runs, the first time two pitchers George Brctt and John May- leading Minnesota's first-game combined to win a nlne-i:.ning, berry's ground ball moved Po- victory over Texas. Dan Ford no-hit game, not counting a 1917 quette to third. hit a home run and drove in American League game in LarryGura, the fifth Royals' three runs and Steve Luebber which Boston's Babe Ruth was pitcher, picked up his first vic- won his first major league ejected after walking one batter tory of the season and his fifth game in five years to lead the and Ernie Shore went to the in five liltime decisions against Twins' victory in the second mound to get 27 straight outs. California. Don Kirkwood, 4-6, game. TV Limelight Tod a MON'I'REAL (APi Three meter dash, 100-meter hurdles Amerlcan1i will compete and dLsc1. against the strong Cuban run- Denmark Trinidad Mexico o Canada NibrInds 0 aelvium 42 Portugal gold nictial today In the men's hours of the Games, from 7:30 400-meter run at the Summer p.m. to 11 p.m., EDT, with a 15Olymcs. ABC-TV continues minute wrapup at 11:30 p.m. its coverage. Exact events to be shown won't Four other track nd field be known until shortly before long jump, and women's 400- coverage Li live. I Australia Iran Au5tnm P4 Zealnd Brazil tW,,d Skorea lwarOed o ' 3 2 3 a a 0 0 0 Pas t hr. - . Olympics li 'flIt' tsMft'iatI'll l'rtiss Phil Niekro knows what to do with a knuckleball at either end of its dance to the plate. The veteran flutterballer of the Atlanta Braves knuckled way to a 7.2 victory over the Lo Angeles Dodgers Wednesday and also walloped a ,.ght uckler from Charlie Bough over the fence park for a threerun homer in the sixth inning that broke the game open. "I got a bigger kick out of the wizi than hitting the home niii, Niekro said, ruining the theory that pitchers love to talk about their hitting more than their victories. .4c4 Elsewhere in the National League, San Francisco routed 'incthnatI7.0,theChicago Cubs downed Philadelphia 5-2 In 11 innings, Pittsburgh nipped the New York Mets 1-0 in 13, San Diego edged Houston 2-1 in 10 innings for Randy Jones' 18th triumph and Montreal blanked St. Louis 3-0. The second game o(the scheduled twinighter was I I ) 42 0 I 0 I I I 0 I I 0 0 I I iii Some events) ' Pittsburgh 1, flew York (3. 13 San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 0 san Deco 7. Houston I. 10 in Today's Games Chicago CR ReuSchet 99) at Phii,tdeph.4 Pittsburgh (ant,,,,, Ii .4i (Pooker IS) at JeW York (Lolich 6 10) San Diego IFremsieben 69) at ('n,,nnati IC,ul)etl 73) Only games scheduled Fr,day's Games St LOu'S *1 Chicago 5n D'eqo at Cincinnati. 7 Ini LA Major League By 79 J _______ rained out. The Braves snapped a 2-2 tie In the fifth when Jerry Royster tripled and scored on Jim Wynn's sacrifice fly. Cubs 5, Phililes 2 Manny Trillo's three-run homer of( Ron Reed in the 11th inning powered the Cubs to victory after Bill Madlock opened with a single, Jerry Morales In the sixth, singles by Tom Paciorek and Ken Henderson bounced out and Pete LaCock was intentionally walked. Reed chased Tommy John in favor of hadn't given up a home run Bough. After a double play, sInce June 7. Bough walked Vic Correll but Pirates 1, Mets 0 then served up a knuckler Richie Hebner's fourth home which Niekro belted over the run in the 13th inning off Ken left field fence. Niekro also sinSanders produced the only run gled home a run off Ellas Sass of the game after Pittsburgh's in the eighth. Doc Medich and New York's Tom Seaver traded 10 innings of Giants 7, Reds 0 John D'Acquisto and Gary shutout pitching. Pirate reL.avelle combined on a five-hit- liever Dave Glusti won his first terandkenReitzdroveinthree game of the season. Padres 2, Astros 1 runs as the Giants handed the Doug Rader's two-run single Reds their third shutout In 100 games this season. D'Acqulsto with two out in the 10th inning allowed four hits before a backed the seven-hit pitching of blister on the thumb of his Randy Jones, who posted his pitching hand forced him out l8thvictory,topsinthemajors. with one out in the seventh. John Grubb's one-out single and Rookie Santo Alcala, trying to a two-out double by Mike lyle become the Reds' first 10-game preceded Rader's clutch hit off winner, was kayoed in the third. Joaquin Andjujar. Houston scored in the bottom of the 10th on doubles by Leon Roberts and Cliff Johnson. Expos3, Cards wooaie eryman ann uaie Murray combined to pitch a 10hit shutout. The Expos scored in the seventh on Barry Foote's single, a pinch double by Jose Morales and Ellis Valentine's sacrifice fly. They added two runs In the ninth on a walk to Valentine and singles by Wayne Garrett, Larry Parrish and Tim FoIl. Poets Donate Money To Poor Leaders National League BAIT) NC 725 at bats) . :. Oi,r. Pgh. 3.43. Røe, (in, 333 (in. 3)7. Mc flrdi', SIL '( SIL 377 6 Brett, XC, 9. Pogutte, XC. 7. Iberelnak). 2 Never Renege Lonesome Edy. 3. Plunger Lady. 1 Rumbrsi, Bat. 6; LeF lore, Del, 6. IHoObs); 3 Sandy Doll (Parr); I Bar S Pat, 5 Conlve. 6. Tailgate Orta. Chi. 6. BOstock. Mm. 6. Captain Pidd)e N ISica). 5 Drexel TGoddy, 7 Cousin Francis, I Ann Carew. Mn. 6 Trudy (XurtzwOrlh), 6 Irene Vo Pat SIXTH- 1 Nap's Jake. 7. lets HOME PUNS- Bando, Oak, 20. )A)drich), 7 Fly Fly Fella 6) 5170)0. 00 (43) $15300 FIFTH - 1. Orbe Rodolto (3) 16 10. 550.300; 2. Jorge Sarduy (7) 300. 320. 3 Apraiz Egurb (1) 310. 0 1371 $71 40. P (37) $126.30. ReJackson. Bal. 16. Ystrzernski, Bsn, (6 540.340,740; 2. Solos.Goodwin )1) 610. 500. 3. Uriarte Paco (4) 3 40; 0 (13)13200. P (3 I) 14190; DO (33) ' IQ tr IC) ts I - So U fl (J - - 49 e r s Bc Is t e r Tea rn VV it h Tvo SAN JOSE (APi Tackle Paul Sieler and guard Ralph Miller have b!t'n innt 1w Ihn an 1' rancisco 4)ers to bolster their injury-depleted offensive line for Sunday's National Football League exhibition game at Seattle. Sieler, a New York Jets' No. 1 choice from Notre Dame In the 1967 NFl, draft, spent three seasons with the Oakland Raiders and two in the World Football League with the Southern California Sun. Miller was waived by the New York Giants. Formerly of California I.utheran, he played one year at Houston and two years in the Canadian League. .......---:-'"".'. Edmonton Triumphs - never seen aide 1 Minor Leagues J Cli-AIai Racing ' SMIT1IFIF:LD, RI. APi Coach Chuck Fairbanks says his New England Patriots squad has developed well enough so he plans no further scrimmages before the first National Football League preseason game Sunday night against the New York Giants. Fairbanks said, "We have many players hack from last season, and the carryover ha.s been good." He cut Wedn es day's practice by a half hour andalbowed playersto workout without full equipment. Linebacker Rod Shoate returned to the squad Wednesday after being out a week with a tendon injur). ,., $ Wright Drive, 6 Hi D Ho. 7. SEVENTH - I Little Golden Boy Doncaster Devin, I M&M's Ann ILakel. 2 Nibs Brat IMunti); 3 SEVENTH I Ed's Impulse. 2. STOLEN BASES North. Oak. 52. Buddy Hope (Vandervort); I Our Baylor. Oak. II. Patek, XC. 39. Favor (Kimball), 5 Dandy Horn True Faith, 3 Happy Horse. I Susie LeF lore. Des, 36. Carew. Mm. 36 IRau). 6 Ben Z IDe Berry). 7 Gem, 5 Jobill's Wizard. 6. Ken Red Strider, 7 Trade Day, I White PITCHING (I Decisions) - Strong lKurtzworth), Shasta. Garland. Ba), (22, IS?. 2.63 Counsel lFilipel)i) F idryc B, Oct. 112. 116. I 93 EIGHTH-- I. Spectre's Trend. 2. EIGHTH - 1 Sheherazade w C4mpteIl. Mm. 112. 546. 335 (Kucmai. 2 Real Blast (Grimes). 3. Penrose Fluer. 3. Kone'y's Time, I. Leonard. XC, II 1, .733, 373 Hiller, Darned HeC) I I, Crank). I Marc P. Joker Jake, 5 Trusting, 6 Mac's Dot, (01. .111. 260 Kern, (Ic. 7 3. Hal (Bridges). S Enough Time George. 7. Glad. I Sansage Himax. 700. 237 Bird, XC. 91, 692, 336 (Sca). 6 Daytonas Tern )Seldersl; NINTH- 1 Quisgeyana, 2. Vera 0 Ellis. NV. 115. 619. 3 16 7 Prompt Pick (Dagenas), I. Tar Cam, 3 B.B '5 Knee. I Mar Pu STRIKEOUTS Ryan, Cal, )84 Cap. S Jobill's Skydrol. 6 Dapple (No Dniverl Blyleven. 1dm. 117. Tanana. Cal, NINTH - I Good 0 Candy Noticeable. 7, Cap Checker. I III. Jenkins. Bsn. (09. Hunter, NY. (Bridges), Butler Travelmn Smokey. 7 Ocala (09 TENTH- I Whippendeal. 2 (D'Amatol, 3 Bullet Freight (Bramnard), I Arriva Lit Lanky Hank, 3. 6. P. Sunset, 1. Keith Geiger. S. Royal WaSson, 6 • (Wngard). 5 Ocala Byby Freight (Jelferson), 6 Pan Byrd Miss liberalion. 7 Thomas Thomas. I SC Lonesome Liz (PIi.'wman). 7 Byrds Honor )Van ELEVENTH- I. Dallying, 7 Deventer), S More Reliable SOUTHERNLEAGUE Julian, 3 Toughy Tommy, I, Wilsey) haittern Osvi.on Thousand, 5. Boison, 6 Apache Mac TENTH - I. Backfire Bayel W 3. PcI GB Go. 1. Joby. I. JuSt There 601 (McCarty). 2 Party Juny lTaylorl. "v' " ' TWELFTH I. White ClOwn, 2. 3 Vera Best (Petersen); i. Suees'v '.a,an'nx?. II Blue Jewel, 3. WorThy Will, I Craniotte 14 2i 4)1 4', Tracer (Seiders); S. Sam Drucker (Staderi; 6. Ocmulgee Gem Demon. S Maltown Countess. 6. W,t.r,, o,,,w, BeCky Sue. 7, Wright Elite. I Sandy (Bridges). 1 Goodtlme Julie 26 II 703 (ciumbus T.m (6 II 4I $ GrimeS) I George Way lB ( '4ilanicnq4 t7 21 417 $ Reur • no.,,(, Ii) 75 75 Wdre,day',R.tult, i16'.iw', 'if's' '.'i'i,,!i)(iri, ç,) r ni 0".'- c. (c" ' t.'. I C '4'"i'Ie S P4 DAYTONA BEACH 6 1 (j'4i4r',,4, 7) Today'iGam,s WEONESDAYMATINEE c,;,,r.00 ai CQlvmbu DAYTONA BEACH FIRST - I Bargumn OavaloS (5) ir.,not?p a' XflO,i)ie WEDNESDAY MATINEE 14 , I) 20. 460. 2 Bob Lorenro 13) %O(i,'iip4t Mnnlgnr".y '2' 560. 360. 3 Nestor Pecuna (I) 1.60. I , ..,'-P' ,,! High (II 1 60. FIRST )35) $4040. P (S 3) 17350 460. 3 40. 2 Peppy Dart 12t 2120. FLORIDA STAIF LEAGuE SECOND - I Nestor Ovy Ill NsrthinA Oi,i;io, 520. 3 Timothy Faith II) 9.00; Q Ii 7] 60.8 60, $20; 2 ZubI Goodwin (21 W I Pct GB 251080. P ((2) 19990; 3167 160,310.3 SolosDiaga (SI 1.10.0 ' 'I SECOND - I TraveIn NeIl 16) '"" (27) 543 00. P 112)19990; Big 0 (3 Si 46 554 3, ii P.iersot,,rg 4 57 457 II 640. 280. 210. 2 Countess Chrisie SI with 2 71 1.58610. unity Ha,e'n 41 61 liv I 170. 100, 3 It's Tatty (2) 7.60. 0 (I THIRD - I Bob Mandiola 12) S..,th.rn Oi,iS,Oi1 6) 129 00. P 16 11 55580. T (6 12) 15 80. (600. 4 713. 2 Apnlamz Diaga '.',am. • $I$3 70. DO (1 6) 11660. 31 42 13) (600, I 80. 3 victor Wally (6 ii Lauderdale 53 41 525 6', THIRD - I. Dreamy Dee Dee II) u P'um Beach 5.1 476 II', 120. 0 U 3 12300; P (23) 165,10 t'i,npano Beach II 61 390 20', 460, 160, 360. 7 JuSt Lemgh Ill FOURTH - 1 Gash II (2) 610. Wednesday', ReSlt$ 10 80. 1Q20. 3 Riltet (3) 770. 0 (Ill "l'Po'T'PàflO Beach ',' 51090. P II 7) 1(43 40. 1 II.? 31 ,i-1 Palm BeauM I. Fnr Lauderd.1ie I) 556000. 31 67 S retersburo xo. Lae,iand? I A ,r'pr P4a,en 1, Tampa I FOURTH - I. Cadet Charley 171 Today'S Gam,, 13 60. 180. 280. 2 The Lost Guide 0 0 _________________________ ""oano Beach *1 M,ami Il) 810. 1 20. 3 Blue Rorny IS) 260. Beach at Fort Lavderclai, Q1?7$45 20. P17 7)513990; 1 (77 1{l ,'. "i-n ei,,ri-, ,,i Im., ' II (I 5745 40, 3) 53 P.!i''ir. ______________________________ - "i-'"° .,' C' S. 0• FIFTH - 1 Bobby Wire (7) 600. 140.300,2 Sot JimUSlO,3.00,) ____________________________ True Lost Flower Ifl 660. 0 (12) _____ $2140. P 121) 1.6000. 1 (2)7 , ,, 551600, 3119 ____________________________ Al EAST COLONIAL SIXTH - 1 Canadian Bowl (5) Pro Div,ion 1520, (340,670.2 Wright Flyer 121 , D,x -.eGrctrutn 233) 3()$ IS 60. 5 60. 3 Trattic Jam II? 900. 0 I , '4oOert Henc1erSn 2028 29-17 _________________________ Tom Bonds 7932 21-19 )2S1%9900 P 157) 545310; 1 (52 1) 3171 ______________________________ iiarence Daniels 3)253059 52)0600 SEVENTH - I Lady Amy (61 Jack Poole 313121-90 77 60,9 10, 5 40. 2 My Rules (5) 1 20. Amaheur Div,io ____________________________ 420. 3 SIer).ng P 12) 1.20. 0 (561 'lenoGambone 267526' 539 00. P 18 3) 5)3.4 10; T (6531 D.i Beck 753079';eorqe (rut 293033- 92 5605 50. 3) II EIGHTH - 1 Brindle Skipper ill iIidC RmChrd5Qn r ]3 30 t Oil ', 10 2 NimbI. "" zv-- n ---------------------Hobby Henderson 333) 3 91 410. 360. 3 Cavelt (7) 160. 0 (25) ________________________________ 161 20. P 197' $110 10. T ($2 'I Tom Shaver 3)3131- q Sbes,woodlv 33 3233- 97 513300. 31 63 NINTH - I Sam Talon II) S 60. '1ee Raisor 35 3237 107 SI0210.2 SunSisttnll)300,'siO, -. Mat? 1 (1) 120. 0(13) $24. P Dave Xull 3231 28- 91 (13116060. 1 ((31)1.305.20. 3205 Tim Abstcer 317137-- 9) TENTH-? King Arnold II) 700. Ron Rollingflause 79)733- 93 250.740. 2 Ernesla 111360.750; joeYad)ozk, 77 35 3)-' 96 Phil St Onqe 36 3331- (00 Sovran Sentry IS) 160; Q II II fl,,y' Sheb 11312$ (03 129 50. P 1 I) 1122 10. 1 (4 IS 5252120 3170 ELEVENTH - I Sweet Brand1 '6) 2360. 7 10. 720. 2 Strawberry Barrs II) 640. 400. 3 Real PIn4er SI 1310. 0 (16) 51220. P (6 4' IS)? 60. 1 (6151 51417 40. 32.17 SEMINOLE TWELFTH - I Nap's Jeff 11 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 400. 260. 250. 2 Datty 161 5 40. 1 70 FIRST I Md.ire I I Brimtgesi I) 3 GrownUpIS(360.Q(1615360C' 680. 3.40. 150. 2 Red Clay 13? 450. P (161 $101 70. 1 (lOS) 5375 43 170.) Fargo Mark 15)210; OIl]) 3166 11160. 2 III $l7?y4i A 1951. Handle SECOND- I Frisky Donna ))hienteimi( II) 640. 100. 350. 7 WEDNESDAY NIGHT C.alay;int I)) 1120. 160. 3 Surgery Timc)S)0O; 0131)58010. T (13 FIRST - I Hardy Type I); 760 '111)9900 D011 1)121 00; 12 II I a 10. 7 6,3. 2 Mark Belew (II I J THIRD- 1 Bullet Pace (Crank) 250. 3 Rockmn Lulu (2) 300. 0 (I 'I' '6) 1.60. 3(0. 2.10. 2 King David (5) 5)680. P11 1) 1.41 1.0. 31 24 I 80. Sm) 3 MiSS Sharon Ruth 12 SECOND - I Printer's Iron II; 1 80. Q ISO) 1400. T (6 52) 59160; 660.) 10. 110.7 0 S Niws MIker 2 IS 4 t7) 360. 210. 3 SkidOO (II 550 Q ml FOURTH- I Wantawmn Easy 1 1)5 50. P (Il) 1.3)20. T 4)71 Shell) I?) I? 60. 9 20. 3 60; 2 DoIly $71140 000)1)11380.31.41. x'ster (3)5 20.360. 3 C U Later IS) THIRD - 1 Carol Day (7) Il 60 )OO.Q137) $3020. TI? 3S) 127) 00. 510, 160. 2 Ramblmn Rl'iOnd4 I 37 5020.100.) Ziploc)S)310;Q(2)' FIFTH- I Senators Tine $4400. P 123) $11040. T (234' IKrucial (0) 1)10. 920, 120. 7 59(4213. 3151 BrilI,ant Byrd II) 440. S *0. 3. Mar FOURTH - I Moving Lady (I (on Steve (4)140 QUSl 111.00.1 350. 300. 360. 2 My Girl Peck 8 II lail) 17400. T 7 - 12.2 440.110. 3 Rugged Randy IS) 1012 SIXTH- I Armbo Jamie (Jo. 0116) III 40. P1)6) 52100. 1 118 Sleder'S) (SI 680. 250. 3.40; 2 II III 10. 31 30 Domino (ale II) 120, 300. 3 FIFTH-I. TiISP.' Yet (31150. Cumban Fnisc (1) 340. Q (IS) 340. 320. 2 Money Mad 1$) 760. $1300 1(5)1) $13110, 2)03 500 3 Fairway Flair (3)910, Q (5 SEVENTH- I Potentit, Pink SI $11 10. P (55) 13520. T III)) )UdeiI) II) 170.100. 340. 2 Breezy 532610. 3569 Sal (5) 1160. 750. 3 C Xe First (II Dog MONTREAL (API Six poets who earned $600 at an Olympic-sponsored poetry reading have donated their profits to ) poor families to protest what they call Olympic overspending. "This money from the Olympic committee will help sustain TORONTO lAP) Quartera group of people which the city back Bruce Lemmerman threw has consistently Ignored while a pair of touchdown passes in continuing to spend an leading the defending Grey Cup astronomical sum for 14 days champion Edmonton Eskimos worth of Olympics," said poets' to a 25-20 Canadian Football spokeswoman Madelane League victory over the To-Gagon. ronto Argonauts Wednesday She said the families cannot night. The game was played beafford rent ond have been living fore the largest crowd ever to In unoccupied schoolrooms. see a CFL game, 43,002 fans. gave me five hours." John McKay t'ow his team looks the players for any one oppo- gether before, team even gets to the playing At 2:30 p.m. Lurie was put In and he says with a grin "we're nent. field. touch, through the office of still undefeated." 013 an establIshed team you lie's demanding in training: Mayor George Moscone, with I1e plans to move players know you're going to kee1, At least until Saturday, when twice daily drills and only around to different an attorney from Phoenix, the new National Football day off so far since practice probably 30 people, so you're during the game to get apositions look at Ariz., who had called Leagueteampiaysiuftrstpre- startediuly6. But some veter- looking to fill 13-IS positions. representing Herseth. At 4:45 season game against the Rains an players say camp is more Here you're looking for 40-50" them. p.m. they agreed on a deal to in Los Angeles, Kay plans to start veteran relaxed at Tampa than other he says. "you have to find out buy the club jointly. At 5 p.m. what the players can do mdiquarterback Steve Spw-rier of "If we win it, fine," pro teams. the San Francisco 49ers. And National League on another the end of the werld. There are at the University of Southern installing a system. conference call to commit $8 other things to do." wey Sebmon, defensive standCalifornia, M cK a y, 53. "We will be striving to win a outs from the University of Okmillion for the purchase of the McKay isa quick-witted, low- welcomes the challenge of championship. And if we're go- lahoma, will see plenty of acteam. keyed The league's owners voted they've boss. His assistants say taking over an expansion team lug to get beat, let's get beat tion, he says. him bawl as a freshman coach. The with people who are going to be "We're as ready to play as we fIrst shutout," Feenley an- a holler-kind of guy," one team from scratch. There's an added headache: says. says I I ) 0 0 I 3 o 2 3 0 0 2 iu Si,) 'ri Braves Flutter - 2 505 Allantô at HouSton, in L"s Aogele a) San Fran a Plorwiy Cuba 19 45 1 o vv K e y B u c s R e a d y Fo R in s 1 W L Pc? GB 60 67$ Montreal at Pittsburgh, In) Phl4mjelphla at New York, , 7 1 2 I I 0 I I I I 0 I 0 2 1 0 0 York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston M,lke ( - I AMERICAN LEAGUE East 80. 0(15)13300 1 a 56) $537 $0. P.4tJtI$ Pose, C4n, $$, I A0. 2 SO. 2 Pecir'j (1) 1020.3 20. 3 jU SIXTH - I I ry (4) i (in. 87. Schmidt. Phi. 15. Morgan, 2 III Elorri oP (3 00; 0 (2 4) 179.40; 1 70. S 00. 2 Legalized (7) 3 10, 100 (in, 73. Monday, Cl,,. 70 EIGHTH- I. Private Line 3 Otis toi 610. 0 (2 1) 1(5 60. P ii 1(27.30; 00 (2)) 199.90. PUNS ISA I TED IPI 6 Foster. (Vandervort) (6) 1000. 920. 7 70; 7. 7) 13150. (42 6) $591 11 3) 11 FIFTH - I ApraifRodolfo (2) Co. 83. Morgan, Cm. n. SEVENTH - I High Bit (I) S 60. ngman. 3 M Kmng (7) 1)60, 17.60; Extra 1120,500.170; 2. VIctor•Cob4sn (I) NY, 72. Schmdt. Ph,. 69, Lu1'nk, AnguSISISSO. Q)6fl$5780; 1(67 100. 320, 2 Bunny River (5) 860. 360.360.) Rafael G'aga(S)180,Q ph 8) 1549 00, 2 I) 800. 3 Jump Master II) 380. 0 II 1)2) $.3S SO. P (71) $12.90. tIlTS Pose, Cm. (3$; MOntariez. NINTH- I Plailanal, (Ruggls) 5? 179 00, P (IS) $91 SO. I (I SI) SIXTH - I SOlOS LO'inZO (I) A. (78. Garvey. LA, (25. A.Otyer. (060. 400, 370; 7. Cheryl 1336 00; 3)76 (800. 160, leO. 7 tJrlarte.Molina Ph, IJ), Cardenil. Chi. 116, Grattan (I) 6 10, 100, 3 Sumter EIGHTH - I Trayelin Torn (6) 20. 3 NestOr Goroi (3) (1) 680. C, Foster, Cm 116. Griftey, Cm, it Beau II) 810. Q 7 1(9 80. 3180. 2200. (300. 2 Redorwta One i 7,20; 0 (I 1) 17900; P (I 1) 1)2000 DOUBLES Z,sk, 71. 4)1)0160. 209 Pon. (7)11605.70,3 .Iob'ls B'gfoot (7) 00(2 I) $113 10 Madlock, Ch.. 23. Johnstone, pl, TENTH- I Victor Wreath (Roy) 710. 0 (6 fl 13)1 20. P (6 and all) SEVENTH - I. Rafael Molina 12) Rose, Cm, 73. S Tied With 22 2) 37.20. 12 80. 620. 7. Chris Frlstoc 138 10. P (4)) and 1) 19)0. 1 (672) IS 00.5 20. 5.20, 2. Solana Cobian (I) (P IPLE S 0 Cash, Phi, ' to. (1)520, 300; 3. Lady Dee Dee (5) 12717 10. 31.13 860. S 20. 3 ZubI Rodotto (7) (I 80. Tyson. 5(1. 9. 1) Parker, Pgh, a. 400. Q ((2)18160. 1 UIS 1176 60. NINTH - 1 Madeawith (3? 460. 0 (I?) 1.43 10; P (2 I) Geronimo, Cm, 8. W Dvi, so. , 7.05 380.540. 7. Midnight Major (2) 400, EIGHTH - 1 Orbe Rodolfo (4) HOME RUNS A- 1219, Handle 155,446 mngman, NY. 3?, 620. 3 Whoops (6)610, 0(2 5)960; (100.800. 320; 2. JorgeEgurbi (7) Schmidt. Ph,. 26. C Fotpr. Co. 20. P (52) 556 10. T (526) $20? 40. (2 20.560. 3 Gasti Alorri (3 350; 0 W Robinson. Pmb. I!. MOndAy, Chi. 3873 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (67) 55100. P (17) $302.10; Bg 0 l7 Morgan. (in. I? TENTH - I. Hand Oft 133 360. (12 with all 6) $10060; (12 with all FIRST - I Victorious Beau STOLEN BASES Tayeras, Pgh, )Bereznak). 2 110, 380. 7 hIs Heather (2) (000. 1) 129180 ingait Goden:a 35. Morgan. Cm. 37. Cedeno. Htn, )Becker); 3 Oca)a Bib. u. 1060. 3 Willie Wessley (I) 660; 0 NINTH - 1 Bob.Dlaga 01) (260. 3?. (Dock. StL. 30. Lopes. LA. 79 (23) $71 60. P 132 $417 00. 1 (32) Neely); 1. Senator Mit (Serbes); 1060, 7.50; 2. Nestor.Lorinxo IS) P1 TCHING IS DP(iSmonS) $110 10. 3)16. Hmjrr)cafle Scott (Bridges). 6 1060. 7 50; 3 Barguin GoodwIn (3) ELEVENTH -1. Fawn Dawn (I) 780. 0 (Ii) $12.20; 0 (1.5) $91.20. Phoclen, LA. 90. I 000. 3)0 Camden Jody (No Driver); 7, 10. 550, 740. 2 Metric Mate (I) C Metzqer, SD. 80. I 000. 77S Frisky Patrick (Sici). I Magic DO 12)) 120)30 P Jones. SD. 181. 8)8.7 51 Norman, Maynard (Lake) 7 50. 500. 3 Merit 13) 300. 0 (I $3 ELEVENTH - I Orbe Molirsa (SI Co. 9 7, III, 738 Alcala, (in. 9 3. SECOND - I Tiogas Grace $35590 P (1 5) $735 90. 1 (I S 3) 900. 1 00. 300; 7 Apraiz Pecini (1) 750. 1 10 CarBon. Phi, II 1. 133. 3 II I Phillips). 2 vargo Hanover 172580. 3131 140. 480. 3 Nestor Mandiola (I? Zachry. Cm. 83. 77778) Kaat, . )Pelers). 3 Michiana Chief (Jef TWELFTH - 1 Pare (3) 1460, 180; 0 (15) 169 00. P (54) $16500 101 711. 716 1510,7 20,7. D011y M (2)450.3.70; ferson(. I Bay Laird (Petersen); 5 TWELFTH - I Orbe Elorri (5) ST PItEOUTS Seaver, NY. 156. loom (Palgel; 6 KIm Lobell 3 Jay Joker )1) 100, Q (23) $43 60; 6.40. 410. 120. 2 Gasti Cobian (1) 3 Richard. Htn, I?). Mssrsmmtn, AtI, I JohnsonL 1 LiSbon Hanover (3 P Cl 2) 1135 30. '1(3 7? 510000. 3542 600. 310. 3. Mutola Rodolfo (7) 9.00. Ill P P4.ekro. At), '15. Montelusco, Neelyl. I Rebel I Guy )Lakel A 3266. Handle 5713.219 0(15? 1.4100. P (31) $10920. Big 0 SF . tO? THIRD - I Bordners Pride (1 5) with all 1) 132360. (1 S with all iBridges). 7 BurnS Guy (Bere:. 5)1)2000 American League TONIGHT'S ENTRIES nakl, 3 Vmrgir,ia% Kash (HObbs); 4 FIRST- I. American Champ, 2. BAIT INC (225 at bats).- C Brett. E R 0 IFilipelli); S Twin Jays WEDNESDAY NIGHT XC. 354. Bostock. Mm, 352. 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FIFTHI Penrose DOn. 2 SIXTH - 1 Slit Thirleen Rodotfo (1)600; Q (36) 13900; P (3 . , France Yugo Jamaica Beball Barrios, 72, from Hermosillo, who pitched out of a one-out, 11 45 (he nut tainted no-hitter I've Mexico, was throwing in the bases-loaded situation in the ;r seen," said Oakland A's bullpen in the top of the sixth 14th, took the loss. 47 nager Chuck Tanner. "Or when Jim Spencer broke a 1-1 OrIoles 4, Yankees 3 West ybe I should call it the fun- tie with a home run off A's re60 38 6)7 Baltimore, held hltlessfor 52- li)fl City est." Oakland 53 17 .5)0 8 liever Paul Undblacl. The A's 3 innings, scored three times in Mmnnesta 46 50 .490 But to the Chicago White Soz' scored an unearned run in the the seventh inning and beat Trs,is 17 50 485 l2' John "Blue Moon" Odom, Who fourth when Odom walked two New York with the winning run 1caqo 5 hmt0im,t pitched five hitless though and catcher Jim Essian made a coming In on Andres Mora's Wednesdays Results walk'filled innings to get credit throwing error. force-play grounder. Minnesota 8$, Texas so for the 2-1, no-hIt victory over Cleveland 7, Boston 6 "i never knew it was a noThe rally off Doyle AlexanBaltimore .i, New York Oakland, "It was one of the hitter until the ninth inning. I der, who flirted with a no-hitter f},'trort I Milwaukee. lest times of my life." looked up at the scoreboard forthethirdtime in five weeks, Kan5 City 3, C4)itorn,a om spent 11 seasons with then, saw the zero and I gave the Orioles a three-game Chicago 7, Oaktanml - theA's, whogave upon himlast couldn't believe it," said Bar. sweep. But the Yanks still lead Todays Games Cleveland (Doboc' year. lie was in the minor rios, whofjnjshed off the no-hit- the runnerup Orioles by Boston IWise 5) at leagues a month ago before the ter with the help of an out- games in the American League Texas tUmtarger 1 1) Minnesota I Bane 2i White Sox gave him a fresh standing fielding play by 5cc- East. Baltimore dart. May 6 1) at ond baseman Jack Broh.amer. IndIans 7, Red Sox 6 Detroit tFidryth Ii?), (n Francisco Barrios, a rookie Bando, Oakland's first hitter Larvell Blanks drove in the Only games scheduled Fr.day's Games relief pitcher, took over for in the ninth, hit a slow roller winning run with a single after New York at Boston, In) Odom in the sixth. The 31-year- toward second. Brohamer slugging a homer and a double Baltimore at Detroit, trip oidveteranhadissuedhlsnthth charged the ball, scooped it off to lead Cleveland over Boston. Texas at Kansas City. in) Cleveland at Milwaukee. (ni alk, to Billy Williams leading the Infield grass and flipped it With the score tIed 6-6 in the Oakland at Minnesota, and thrown one ball to Sal to first to______ barely get Bando. eighth, Blanks singled to left Chicago at Ca)itornia, In) Bando before Sox Manager field off reliever Tom Murphy Paul Richards sent coach Jim NATIOsAL LEAGUE In the other American toscore Rick Manning, who had East Siby to the mound to get League games, the Kansas City reached on a fielder's choice W L Pct GB m. Royals beat the California An- and stolen second. PhiI 65 31 671 "I had a pretty good idea gels 3-2 in 15 innings; the BaltiPmtt Tigers I, Brewers 0 5.1 43 551 ti NCW York St 50 505 16, about the second inning that more Orioles nipped the New Pedro Garcia's ninth-inning St LouiS .42 51 138 2] Odom wasn't going to last the York Yankees 4-3; the Cleve- sacrifice fly scored the game's Chicago 55 41.4 25 . whole game," said Richards, land Indians trimmed the Bos- only run and Dave Roberts Montreal 33 60 355 Wilt and Odom admitted he wasn't ton Red Sox 7-6; the Detroit Ti- pitched a five-hitter to pace DcCincinnati 62 38 620 ç 'tprised when taken out. gers blanked the Milwaukee troit over Milwaukee. Ioser Los Ang 55 4 $56 6' "I didn't have my rhythm. Brewers 1-0 and the Minnesota Jerry Augustine, 4-8, carried a Houston 57 I'm glad it happened, though. 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(AP) — It's dark as 12-year-old Mark Jump hurries toward his neighberhood school. There, he will join about 30 other youngsters on a yellow school bus which will take them across town. Mark is white. His new school is in a predominantly black neighborhood. About the same time, Bahbette Norfleet, 12, leaves her home in a housing project on the other side of Louisville. Shortly, she will board a bus for a5-minute ride through the rolling Kentucky countryside to suburban Middletown. Babbette Is black; Middletown Is not. Mark and Babbette are among 22,6M students, flaIl of them black, who participated this past school year in the massive and often wrenching social experiment called forced busing. There were 119,000 students enrolled in the school dlitrict. Their movements were dietated by the federal courts, which found Louisville's school system to be unconstitutionally discriminatory, dunces. Just kids. Adults are a different matter. One white Middletown student, 8-year-old Kendra Bryant, wrote a letter to the Louisville Courier Journal, saying, "I think busing Is good because I've gotten to meet two new friends I would not have met before." Busing Is one of the most emotional and controversial experiments in the nation today. It turns law-abiding parents into rock-throwing rebels. It disrupts public budgets. It swings elections. But what does it do to the kids? Mark recalls his fear nine "Your mother and father will The Bryants received a flood probably tell you that they're of abusive telephone calls and (white students) different from hate letters as a result of Kend- you and have different ways, na's letter. but you should go and see for months ago when a rock crashed through the window of his school bus, showering the children aboard with broken glass. His friend was cut. "I was afraid," Mark said. But as time went on, he added, the fear lessened. He now says it's his parents who are frightmod, not he. "I like it here better than my old school. The building's much newer and the teachers aren't so old fashioned," the young- Gwen Bryant, Kendra's mother, said one of the letters was signed by the Ku Klux Klan and another by the National White People's Party. At least one of the callers identified himself as a member of the KKK. dren on Louisville's buses brought much the same reac yourself. Sometimes your mother and father could be wrong." hfldth have adapted much faster than I expected," said Evelyn Ashkenazi a student inr w"' at Win,, "Th.Ie "' ' Kendra, unconcerned about the names she was called In th e hate mail, said, "You should have seen the writing on those letters. They write worse than ster said. Interviews with other cliii- tion. For most kids, busing is no big deal. There are no traumas, no nightmares, no instant geniuses, no unexplained "Parents should give busing a chance to see if it works. If it's bad, they can do something about it. But If it's going on fine, they should leave it alone." Doris' best friend, Dianne Guess, 12, is looking forward to what she calls an "adventurous experience." problems are the small petty ones of Childhood. Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, E pay- many of this year's truants and chologist and professor eme- transferees will return to class ritus at New York City College, next September. says parents who violently Experience in some other demonstrate against busing, major school districts deseg"inflicting their children with regated since 1970 shows that their own racial bias ... are ex- antibusing violence, protests amples that tell the detriment and parent resistance eventualof segregated schools." ly decline. He compared the need for Charlotte, N.C., began its federal intervention in deseg- fifth year of court-ordered bus. regation with earlier cases re- Ing last September with only quiring federal intervention one picket. when parents resisted inWalter DeVrles of Duke Uninoculation of children. versity said a recent poll "These parents are the prod- showed 2 per cent of 563 North uct of segregated schools," Carollnlas thought busing was Clark said. "They don't even still a serious issue. understand what they are In"Nobody wants to go back to Meting ontheir children." the way things were," DeVries Net all Louisville par ts are said. manning the protest lines. Al Middletown, where 78 black students were bused in daily from Louisville's inner city, Principal Josephine Trowel says the parents have been an "Somebody snatched somebody else's pencil. There may be a quick tussle, but Its all forgotten by three o'clock. But asset. first graders." when the child goes home and Mrs. Trowel, a black, said the What parents don't underhis parents ask what happened parents "have leaned over stand Is that we're all the same in school, its all blown out of backward" to make the new Inside," said 11-year-old Holloway, a black student at Luther Martin King Jr. Elementary, the same school Mark attended. "Even If you're red or green or purple, it'll still be the same. You have a heart, a brain, a nose and eyes. You're just a different color outside." Doris, who expects to be bused outside of King's district to a school in a largely white area this fall, said she looked forward to it as a chance to get to meet new people and "observe how they live. proportion, have one child, whose mnthr inektc4i hp rem ti students and their parents feel welcome. 'Iwi nffli.11. ,,1.n h.IIøu, taking miiinT ' tai: the chronic I;uancy of the past izer), the doctor said she no longer needed. The little girl said to me one morning, 'You know Mrs. Ashkenaz, my mother needs the pills, not me." Bernard Minnis, associate superintendent for human relations in the Louisville system, said i many of his department's programs are directed toward year maybe eased next year, too. In the past school year, about one-third of the 300 white students scheduled to be bused into King were truant. "They Just never showed," said Principal William Horan. School officials say about 4 ,000 children were transferred parents. from the public school rolls to can't just dismiss the parochial or private schools at parents and their feelings, t he beginning of the 1-16 that's why we spend a lot of school year, and an additional effort on the parents In the 2,000 are truant. Most of these community ... not trying to sell lost students are attributed to desegregation, but trying to the antibusing feeling among curb the overt behavior toward par ents. the school and the children. 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Covered in Herculon' that's resistant to soil and stain See it now at Sterchi'sl A-100 LATEX Uniperm • .' Lemon — VYMY SPECIAL If you have a suntan, make keep your beauty and health s ur e yo ur make-up matches. items in a small case or doubleUse a deeper blusher and lip- duty plastic bag for easy reach. Plastic bottles are a must and stick, for instance. make sure you tape around the caps to prevent any spillage. It's fin e to cut off a pair of jea ns to wear as shorts at the beach. Just make sure the pocke ts do n't hang out. III1I5IP Good July 26 Thru Aug. 7 " father-In-law. If he offers you a special price 'and he probably wlll, don't be a schnook accept it. N TI ftPflhIAr&I PERMA EN 'i Fashion Tips I • Finally, inspect the leaves. If they are t urning black around the edges or have a gray look, chances are the plant is — B. 2124 Nylon Brief, Req. 2.65, 3 C. 2033 Antron Ill Crepe Bikini. Req. 2.50, AND APPUANCESI S holes. philodendron, Ivy or any diseased. Daylilies have been kno wn houseplant and showered it with lots of car e only to have it for centuries, and for centuries die a few weeks later? It was they remained unchanged. But probably because it was dying now. Just within the last few when you bought it even decades, the hybridists have t ho ugh it looked pretty and taken over and given them a superficiall y healthy. Next time new lease on life. They have you choose a plant, make these become so popular that they "health c hecks" before you even have th eir own fan dub dedicated to their praise an d buy. First, look for two basic signs advancement. The prime di fference betof good heal th foliage that has a good green color an d a ween new and the old DaylUy is firm, stiff stem. Are there new color. The old ones were so universally p ur e yellow that s prouts or new sterns? Next, check th e stem and the they were better known as lem on lilies. The new ones undersides of leaves for ii'se Mealy bugs appear as cottony appear in an ever-widening masses near t he stem, and variety of di fferent an d at. spider mites leave a webbin g tractive shades both singly and of bi'colors. And the plant is as between leaves and the stem. tou gh as ever, too. present, aphids, in a variety of As always, the Daylily grows colors will be visible. Since not all insects are visible to th e almost anywhere, in rich soil or naked eye, look for signs that sem i-shaded. And it keeps on even the tiniest leave on plants. growing in ever larger clumps, If leaves have a light, dotted undisturbed by disease or inlook, insects are probably sect pests. It is one of the very sucking the juices out of-them. few flowering plants which has Watch out for leaves that are no serious fungus or it s..ii ,, S. It especially ittrih,iol ,,. sa ,sa, ,...,,i UCAU 111W •Vi thU Lii Government Fraud Serious Risk to a lot of money. I am worried sick a bout this. INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT STERCHI'S GIGANTIC : IIli A. there throwing rocks." .! llII'.i uptS3èIY'i - is so. "We just know that the people we've worked with aren't out Central Circle of Sanford Garden Club gives clues and cues on how to select a plant for mark. '--'-'a •,., This mo,',cculs the grass. then CUtS and re•cuts lr1' ClIppIS Into a ti ne mulch Ihat disappears do.n Into your lan No ba to empty. No clippings to rake. No thatch build up. No dan qerous discharge chute. Faster, safer, cleaner than anthnj else youve used. Available in 22 self-propelled. 22 .ind ¶r hand-propelled models Bolens A good yard ahead / Ro berta Keith arid Ann Den. A double silver wedding anniversary celebration was observed Sunday afternoon hono ring two sisters and their husbands Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Larry (Dia na) Smith and Hardy Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David (Phyllis) Andrew. 1111 Paul D. Miller at th e Church of They ha ve two granddaughters, God Fell ows hip Hall, Sanford. Stacey Smi th, and Michelle Th e childr en of both couples Andrew. honored their parents and Th e couple atten ded Sanford presented their mothers with schools and has s pent all of corsages and their fath ers, their married life in Sanford. boutonnieres. Diane Smith was Miller has been in the furniture In charge of the guest registry. uslness for 19 years and is Gifts were piled high on two presently employed by ' net-covered tables, each ar ro Ll's Furniture Co. They bearing the following atte nd the Sanford Ch urch of congratulatory messages In God. bold print: "Happy 25th Mary De ll Bowen and Henry Anniversary, Henry and Mary Hardy Jr. wer e mar ried Aug. 3, Dell"; and "Happy 25th 1951 at the Sa nford Church of Anniversary," Pa ul and Nettie God. They atten ded Sanford Ruth." schools and he served with the The cake table, overlai d with U.S. Marines during the Korean a lace fili gree cloth was cen- War. tered with a lovely three-tiered They are the parents of four cake made by Lucile Richard- chil dren, Angele, Hank, Carlton son. The punch ta ble feat ured a and Malcolm. Former Sanford variety of party fare. residents, they now live in Hostesses for the double Longwood where they own and celebration was Myrtle Lee operate the AAA Tree Service, Bradley, Pearl Moorer, They attend the Sanford Church Maybelle Hayes, Faye Lord, of God. . S these programs are working. Over-all, we could say within our own gut feeling that we've seen change but we can't really point out statistics and say this /V ~~ • -III .1q FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD Herald Correspondent - i;. fl i 25th Anniversaries Celebrated By DORIS DIETRICH 322-1611 Clubbers Give Tips On Buying Plants $Lfljt 2 sota " �2$-Evening Herald, _ _a n p —. Sanford, R Sh _ i Fl. Thuriday, July", 1976 ' - -i 'I b ow inbow Girls ' Grand BLONDIE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Patriotism' ___________ Patt I i Meyers By DORIS DIETRICH daughter of Mr. and Patti, fteraldC.rrespoodent Mrs. Robert was Patti Myers was surprised guest of honor at the regular a meeting the Sanford of been traveling the during Grand appointed Appointed have (Camilla) Meyers, bly No. This Districts. assembly throughout the state and learn more about patriotJn" represent Florida by Assembly of Grand Executive hour. offi ce expi res, ' - -. -.: .;23zr;: . ' RELAX k i¼t !iW ______ _____ j terminal #:I , to __ _______ ___ _______ f , ____________________ meeting and ' Wishing Well ' ,_ -. -- --- Sarahs To Bonds in ' - - / th e al.tounts of $250, Encourage Rejuvenation ) that $lSOand$lO0willbeheldat5:00 was fulfilled a year ago. p.m. Ofl the day of the Sanford Now - a birthday gift, Christmas Parade and tickets SISTER Is beginning a fund- at $1.00 each or six for $5.00 project to provide a may be obtained from any "Wishing Well" for the zoo SISTER mem be r, the feellg that such a Wishing Weu Florida Zoo or Val Colbert, will serve as a continuing chai rman, at Room 602 in source of revenue for the zoo as Atlantic National Bank well as a permanent Bicen- Building In Sanford. ' - HALF 1HELpc5r ATTENTION! I ,. ! Medicare ' - find out w ha t people really like, harder than they '.., -. - That's what Marge Mitchell would be. Fortunately success that customers of the Soup Bowl had appreciated most. These ag relations agency and Joan was ingredi-ents and the food is ;%as well-versed in recipeSo You want to write a cookbook? Marge blitchell and Joan a college history professor. prepared and served as it would writing: she had a de gree in Sedgwlck wrote and published a cookbook themselves. Three years ago, in the middle he in their own home to home e co nomics: had done a successful ee Th es York, they pu lled up stakes. possible to do and yet keep had handled food accoun ts in an illustrations were culled (miii he handsomer. When I ta lked to They moved to Middlebury, Vt., prices modest because the agent'): and was an inveterate it of car rs in New discriminating guests. IS No LAUGHINi is is stint at a Stouffer 's r taurant; e age pate and delightful sangria. In he in good taste; to he print ed if (lit' book to her. answer was, "We didn 't BUM tl - % _ Sw De arri Cinderella 'Kiss Of trimmed sun hat complitites the picture. __________ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT _________ _______ ___________ Rachael is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Merlin 83-4 9212 Sanford YOU too can colliltict coal creations for these sizzling SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349212 Casselberry Winter Spri ng s ____________ _______________ IIL -- "- Forest City Altamonte Springs " Wardrobe. The Little .-- '.--.- Long*ood Ii - (Easti tiiiw - p ' I BINGO e st li en for the U t4r ,j person On Regular Game a Starting Monday, August 2,8 P.M. S return to life. You may be able do because a person who has structions. Repeat breathing. Remove 0 VF iT a the patient foreign matter from the mouth. Turn his head to the side and use ___________________________ _____________ U under his chin. Pull the chin pwardwallthetteadislilted S back as far as possible. This D _____ ___ during your revival efforts, 4. Place your mouLh Lightly over the victims mouth and C14 rQ ( ce, " - _____ ________ ermeer - b". MOTHBALLS, 5Tu ART' !0, 4!III4 \i'- .,) if:, 411 - 'I ' - ,0 • . ' • ' " •'' kr t•' . ) ——— ___________________ ________________________ • I _______ \\\FUD°G,., ,// 17 LkXXi_ :, \T"•'" ( -' .' - I- %:AN 'rOU D!~ZE - T K i E 7-,~ - k NEAREST WATER i-eta . IEEN LI.)51 CUT HERE CS .// i'ELIEVE.' a - ______________________ __________________ ____ ____________ ___________________ L.n,, t'e (p.rriij,.,r :1 ajt,,r,, trI o Iporti, r,f,n.m.nt i of James K.nrob. (C nutmeg hlithw, alpine aimanil and burgvndy. S.z. a lPVu II. _____ i- . ______ ______ m ________ &Q85432 LA K 107 _______________ ________ 'ai_L,t 1- -,.'.;_-. salt' contraceptives. * ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ ___________________ ______________________ 4 ,a , ,. _______________________________________ ,, :.'. ry/es th er 's 200 N PARK AvE. sANFo, DIAL ni-lisi _______________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ I I -, s. \C") I - - - - $ s - -- ,, - \ -- - '' ) ' -, I ____ F ______________ _________ — _________ . __________ ____ _______ _____ ___________ __________ ________ ___ ________ ____ - _____ __________________________________________________________________ FRANK AND ERNEST ________ __________________________________________________ - '' N - - -- - / U j I. I. • ___ 7(lrlJ \t10 ( 1ILO$flQQ ' Dupont Sq. Yd,____ ___ ARTIFICIAL _____ - --- -----,jya How C0Mf' , --- RWRY$ ( . .- L,1 7' / RVJEW STUFF fiL - LT $ D . $oMTH1G ______ SHAG ___ - Sq . Vt Jjt ' "i. ______ - -- -___- ''' ------: - oRiGgNnL. FoR -- - - _____ INDOOR OUTDOOR O,WHATMA&IC 1511 Sq. Yd______ 2* heart to dummy's ace. Jack." So as to fo resta ll letters, th e can 2* Pass 4* Pass Pass Pass hand can also be made against Opening lead - j • a heart opening lead. - onsoler an IUI). Or if that Decaust,our t%iio daughters anti getting pregnant. i agree that it is most I don't and he fills the house with -igart'tte smoke and en disagreeable to live with dangers us, I dun think it's 'ntt't'ne who smokes when )OU fair, When I sa something lit' do not. You could compromise , However. Si. flast ' . about it. between you The student went riglit up with dummy's ace of A Maine reader wants to know w ha t the cha nce is that tr trumps wi th two leads and if played a second diamond to opponen ts five trumps will diamonds. Then he drew you hold eight fli.AT PRAWS WE TWO 1D6rEThER? Y dummy's queen and East's split 3-2. TheI answer to that one is came back. Now the student that they split 3-2 about 68 per king. The nine of diamonds be th East in wi th the last diamond. East got out wi th a club and rowing cent or Just over two ruffed a club fore th irds of th e time. (For a copy 01 JACOB? the game boat had sailed MODERN, send $I to: "Win away, The student had to lose at Bridge." do th is two heart tricks and his con- newspaper, P.O. Box 48, tract. '' Iough luck, want it'' Radio City ', Y 1C0 ? 9 Now York, SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox III) fine else to talk too, I anialso L. P - him tit quit sinoking. he inight / have legitimate grounds for complaining . Your letter shows . - $ oil Illat)ou cxpect han to make the ile;ithl'. afratil of con- hanges. get circumcised, and I raceptives oif any kind s4) don't quit smoking, ~et vou don't siigge'st those. want to use contraceptives. I DEAN LEAI tEll - I At tile' don't doubt that these problems say at the outset that your could are straining your marriage. tie'nt'fit from some professional For information on peri'i'tinseling. I think > our fears in silnalit) and heart disease send so iiian areas are a sign that long, stamped, self-addressed ilti need help. 'rho may also envelope with 54) cents for The he' i-aiiii'uflagi rig the real health I .e'tter number 4-1. J!.t' il I 'G ' o P a t I e r n marriage. l's)chologic;il Factors, Stress Despite the Fact that a widely anti heart Disease. Address ~ndicatvcl advice column ii,our letter to tile in care of this rt'centl'. st ated that tin. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, iit( tiliit'lst'(l nien increase the Radio ('its Station, New York, ituincs's of their wives gettini, NY 10019. i,inct'r ul the cervix, the in((tilatoln is out of date and -- Incorrect Mi-Ire recent studies have' shown tlt the re lationship to cervical cancer is more t'otiipie'x. (sins whit have - multiple sex iirtnt'rs and start sex lives eari are more prone •_t tip,, / -,;' -- - flJlf1' CANCER - —1 -7-zg CiI,,w, • 'w-... II) cam'er of the cervix. E'.en a by T. K. Ryan " - - - . -, "There's been a cost overrun in our grocery bill!" WHAT ENCHANNENT? WHAT ALLURE? WHAT WHAT J ' 'Oii'RE WI1tHERY? GE1iI?'1& byGarryTrudeau ' i .. I '' - - ---- -. I - TM1NKJt& C TAX,rno A a-'o( " '-, --- WARM.. ___ ' g4 -- / I ., ____ umps, the i . tiiust realize that when y ou arc w:. as I consider it a major Problem iri our un's and I have - EEN $ 99 West North East Soalk the king of hear ts, Sou th would let it hold and he wou ld ei th er have to give that ruff and sluff or lead a second Both vulnerable DOONESBURY TUM B LEWEEDS ___ and a heart sluff to hold his heart losers to one. If he led , R CHNG - Sq . Yd. would be stuck. If he led a club, South would get a ruff -- -': ________ _____ flo f' . -- 44 1 _______ SEE - ______ U PLAZA AD EVERY Leakage of air. MONDAY IN THE nose until you see his chest rise. You sex with these large fears and afraid of sex, afraid of 11(1w can I get him to (lull pregnancy and then also want I "Eastwouldcollecthlstwo diamond tricks, but th en he 065 32 partner. There are some relatively reason, ligation. Then)ouwould be free M% M) husband smokes and I (if side effects of any con. have tried to talk to him about it iraceptive and free of danger of he's spade lead to ruff th e last club and then you could have gone alter th e diamonds. LA K .11075 w732 I _______________________ What tan we (14)" I can't enjoy _____ _________________________________________ i -' ____ _______________________ ___ 11i , ______ tl Usu.u.a.u. •a.u.1 th en a spade lead to dummy, Lamb pregnanc) and that 's another chiidrt 'n, oti t- ould have a tubal _____ ______ ______________________ RUB3ERBACK CARP Ligh y over the victim's mouth and pinch nustrllsto prevent 5.Breatheintothemouthand Your material prospects look 8 USWAI.fl and JAMES JACOBY ______________________ ______________________ asked th e student. NORTH ( D) "Yes, but good play would eqga have saved you. At trick two VAJ9 you should have ruffed a club. #AQ104 ifl('t' I've learned that the pert-cnt.igt' of cancer in the virgin 'an develop it. of course, wives of uncircumcised men IS hut her chances are far less. higher, I'm afraid of that. I was The danger of cancer is to the )t't _____ ______ Sq. Yd July 30, 1176 because of something nice very hopeful this year, you've done In the past. You especiallywhereyourcareeris could be repaid In even greater concerned. Advancements Long measure. iue may finally materialize.-' EAST *42 VKQIO iloiui,n)tIiing else - referring ght even be willing to quit if to se's, lit' knows about ill) you would make an effort Ii tears OF cancer and pregnanc), i orrevt some of the problem - ___ DURING OUR SUMMER FROM $299 YOUR BIRTHDAY LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This WEST *63 V8654 makes a ruast) remark about though and your husband could giving tip ever)thing. 'ir not smoke outside the house or he 1 / ACRES AND DO IT YOURSELF COMMERCIAL El involved with the right partners could learn of them today. Dr. utuit'msed. I ;'ni also terrified of husband are through having wDE OPEN 5P-\CES.,. R\'\-t ' kLE • THAT E"AWWEN AND ' \ CSOLATE TO ktE,' ) ________ _____ EXPERT INSTALLATION OR SAVE RUBBERBACK £ be dissuaded by others. Pursue LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) The what looks good to you. boss may be in a receptive PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) SOUTH \I'. husband doesn't LIii - ' — __________ Sq. Yd. child or adult, put your mouth THE 831 9045 neglected lately. K987 i ;uuit' ((Ut about cancer bec';*use the thought terrified tilt'. Sow. i-ct _____ I Dl•;AI IHI. ljMH- I h1 on can help tue. I have a rather (h1filt problem. I atit a Fearful person. I stopped smoking in I%:t when the report lwobleiiLs )OU iiia have in your It e h a in r u 0 Hwy 434 Th is is most opportune day to to manageable proportions. do something other than your AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 19) usual routine, like getting You're uptontaking the most of together with a pal you've your opportunities today. Don't — — — Woman Needs Ii,i'.t'n 't 11,1(1 an) StolId & Heimdahl 1M LETT,N' NA IN L:N Tk' 'R.UND FLL.\.)R _______ CARPET STORE __________ ______ know how to go after it. fl :ould be a red-letter day 54 55 156 52 53 — I — — - 58 59 — nose. In the case of an older Longwood - — I — — — vaginal ulcers but since l".t' kept ;iw;i) from toy husband I -.. . _______ - ' -- past. Pacing Is your ace in the hole CAPRICORN (DeC. fl-Jan. today. Let th ings happen in 19) Projects that once their own good time. Don't try frightened you with their size to hasten important matters. will not intimidate you today.. ______________________ SOMEDAY M \ GOING îo PUT YOUR HEAD IN) BUGS BU NNY Come To - - . - a - more ___ _J CARDIGAN SWEATER') 1'.. ' '-' __________ ______ ___ , _______ 5-,. . I 1I ii~ I - GRASS (. E - —— " M READING AECUT A SHEEP ('THE ROMANCE WHO FALLS INj.. ,, OF WOOL'ty LOVE WITH A _...'HOcK ) pl,, )/ I I' passages to the lungs open I'OS'.F 4, by Al N07 _____ $499 unáer tie neck and the other one of your hands you an to 41 — — where you are, good th ings are Counselin 9 -- V _______________________ ______________________ ________________________ _______ _ _____ ______________ EVERY • U Put - ________ When It Comes To Carpeting SHAG T 3. PRISCILLA'S POP ____________________________________ is I'M HEADED TO THE assures keeping the air A 8 207 ui persons you met WIN AT BRIDGE 00i _______ 0 . _ ______ f '\ PE Dropspr1gsotmlntorc'f Here is how to apply mouth- olstructlons. U C mato J rings ) haven't before. others will find inspir ing SAGITTARIUS (NOV. Dec. person be around today. Your 21) You're ambitious optimistic outlook will buoy today than th e You their spirits, know what and you'll mi to he large gat May the back, talk things over! today. If a go-getter invites you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) in on a deal, go along for the -a-- _______ ___________ THE ONLY CNE READS. - __ lemon or orange peel into each heart has stopped beating, may your mouth from the person's mouth and nose each time to section of the ice tray before not be dead. This is a relatively duuw air to escape. For a small freezing. Add to spirits allied modern revelation, child, take relatively short with tonic or soda. until TAURUS (April 4 J 96 Party Ice cubes For c.xtra special Bloody in rewards. Somewhere far removed from ride. — • chilled Nikolai Vodka. .a S Early Bird, 7:30 P.M. U _________________ head position. Again clear an unpeeled slice of cucumber and freeze. Plunk 2 cubes Inio mouth and throat of any o 2. Quickly remove any U ____________ 0 _____________ __________________ ____________ today. ,. Valuable contacts due for a raise or even a pat un 36 — — — 6r — — AH.HEPEITIS HERsroRMwINoowc '- ________________________________________ e horseradish sauce, lemon juice Some day you may have th air. If you don't hear this, e recheck the victim's chin and and Wurcestet-shire sauce. Add chance to help a "dead" to-mouth breathing: Win $25 I s ago Food Tips - sound of returning Marys: combine I. Turn subject on his back. PLAZA THEATRE S S ye greatest — — — — — — — — — — — PtROPOUND' years Fortunately for us today, the pronounced dead by a doctor. scientists of the l8thcenturydld If the person does begin to not all agree with Dr. breathe on his own again, you may congratulate yourself. But Waterhouse. Today do not become overconfident. controversial practice is called Be prepared to restart mouth-to-mouth brea th ing, or breathing aid if it is needed. artificial respiration. baaf.rd 41' 0 Th Herald Services or 210 E. First St. 574 3167 Five 35 — — 6r -- PE' We Bill Medicare For You person was thought to be dead Altamonte Springs HEWItAT? UST TOcocFNER...-. ( tinue working for only three : as soon as his heartbeat and timesperminute. For an adult breathe vigorously about 12 br ea thing stopped. In 1790 Dr. times each minute. Benjamin Waterhouse told a Continue mouth-togroup of scientist s in mouth breathing until the Massachusetts: "To blow in victim begins brea thing on his one's own breath the lungs own, or for at least four hours, of another is an into absurd and Wear at Modera te HILDARICHMOND ife' age. 30 31 —————— by Bob Montana 'THE NEXT how you'll find the on an THE Obtain the services under Medicare For hundreds of years a breaths and repeat about 20 Prices 834. 9'2 I 2 I summer days at _ Quality Children's RUTH TUECH L stopped breathing, or whose Osopchook. As Prescribed by Your Physician __ sun dress. femininely frosted with eyelet lace. Her eyelet TOOP(QFF HERE, COUSIN JUGHEAD, BECAUSE F2 Kla eo halter MUST REALLY i "Z" ar th respondents expect ed to con- m irliflledimpleddarling, L earn Technique Rachaci Osepchook, weicomes the summer breez es in her dainty floral print By DAVID II,ENDIN 6. Remove your mouth and I ______ _________________ ________________ WELL.GOON.' IT'S ON SUMMER • BATH EQUIPMENT — —— — — — __ ARCHIE ____________ _ __ M.-1rEH .........addition, their restaurant is in on excellent paper in clear Iniportant in bringing out the the hassle of finding a suitable casual tableware previously. Brides also spent a third ,ifl old building overlooking a type; to have attractive and cookbook was the matter of publisher. Besides, we'll have more on outfitt But the Welcome %ipn ing their first tmeekandMargeandJoanhave interesting layout anti financing and printing. Th eir any mone it makes all to hostess can make it easier tnutle t he most of its charm. ho me $4,808 average cornillustrations, They had chosen bank credit was good and there ourselves" to adjust II) )'OIW new surFrom the Soup Bowl's brown, white and gold for the was a cooperative' printer pared with $3,460. All expect to roundings, and nua)lx- put beginning, townspeople and interior of their restaurant and nearby. so that settled that. ha ve stereo equipment and 80 The co a smile Oil )OUt fate' tourists and students from decid ed to carry out this color okbook a success. per cent expect to have color The Bakery Lane Soup Bowl is selling at theisrate of 150IttelevisIon. Middlebury College flocked to --theme Il their cookbook. The Cookbook catite out several copies a week tat $6.50 a copy Of those responding to the no,nths ago and it (ould nfit mail order I and has just won a urvey, 95 per cent plan to work torI' e'ntfl un recipe's or ri,ttuiin,il awaril fir craphic al-i. for four or five years a ft er Swsu,ce __________ • PATIENT LIFTERS t want 4. ——— — This is today. CANCER (June 21-July fl) You'reuptocuttlng them down — 29 — 57 They appear to be more tra' of early herbals and \Iarge on the phone, I said I gift registry. t'ienu is limited: soups, reader of the best-written cook- seed catalogs. Because book thought a large publishing The general desire was for 12 homemade breads, salads, books, design is not their field t hey house would have been happy to (lesserts and a few extras like Next came the fornKit of the turned to an artist who lives 1) bli it anti asked why they lire-piece place settings of fin e f. bulousIN good chicken'-Ifi'er tx*A*. Both women wanted it to ocar I hem and credit the beaut~ had do,-.e so thentselves. china, silver and crystal as op- 1 9 10 u 24 service to others SCORPIO tOct. 24-Nov. 22 adventure in a, sea of new faces can be made Embark happening in your behalf. You COMMODES • 17-92 at Lake ditional, wi th 81 percent saying • g • -CLIP AND SAVE - - -- - - - p, they used engraved weddin en using the services of a wedding 23 49 50 51 21.5 years compared with 20.6 In • w7l. MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.1 announcements and 61 per c fl terms of GEMINI (May 21-June 56 Spool — jj — — 37 — — 38 _____ of — — 19 33 — — I , marrying at an aver I -, - I • — 21-April 19 be ing of March ink in mood today. If you feel you're You have a knack of getting • which shows women are now - was an executive in a public- the'. use only high-qualit) wereingoodshapebecause she •: 16 28 OW/MR/liv ago,accordingtoasurveyofits i imagined it iif recipes Marge chose those - and Joan Sedick did. Marge has come fast First because NEWYORK (AP) -Today's i brides are slightly ol de r than i their counterparts five years I I ——— ARIES Th July 30, 1976 you want 59 Vacato'iists delight - COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I — 00 I .BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS J Older 13 CR 7-1E Subscribers . WHEELCHAIRS St Athena 52 Rescue 27 Swerve —— —— C) HOSPITAL BEDS 3 Pillars Friday, in N< "OJ _______ "' _______ Mort Walkcr ________________________ ________________ 4 weed 2.1 Curved molding DOWN — 5 6 1 — I Today s .OXYGEN 19 Melody 21 Staff 66 Transacron 3 4 2 1 j TT it Gadgets for golfers 4 Subject to 28 Sicilian extreme cold volcano 15 •; BEETLE BAILEY ____ ____________________ u. OT'TO,O%iETg,iE RE _ MY HE6T ID Pokerstake 36 Forefather 37 Require official convention delegate from the Pilot Club of Brides sO1'- ________ __ 30 Kind of svrl 31 Boys name 32 Bristle 35 Any 38 Twist 40 Vend 43 Bishopric 45 Was disorderly 47 Play host to 49 Heroic 50 Poisonous I Pant 25 P4evad, city 54 Painful 2 Hodgepodge 26 Euro pean river 55 Bombi i7T I 5 Perched 6 Support 7 Having weapons 8 Muddles 9 Condition ISuffii) For communes 33 Dutch City Miss., diacusied with Virginia Wood the 1971-77 program of a. especially proud fi capacity during the bicen- tivltles for the organization. Mrs. Wood Is president and was the ' RyCEC1LYBROWNSONE and o pe ned a restaurant there tt.Customiie rs start ed urgingt he Tht, Herald Services - the Bakery Lane Soup Bowl. i'wners to write a cookbook. If you want to write a cook. Marge does the cooking. Joan Sot ne even offered to he lp get it book and publish it yourself, is the cashi er and manages the together. open a restaurant Do the business end. Although both Two years ago Marge and ) cooking. You 'll have plenty of women were rea listic about the Joan started assembling the chan ce to develop recipes and undertaking, the work is even book. From her large collection -- eiisi ____ TjI 65 Plumber 34 Obtains jol CLIP AND SAVE -------. H', 9 N Biblical high one 25 Vengeance 21 Old Greek - Judge Mrs. Harold VIRGINIA WOOD GOES lNTERNATIONAL (Tomzn) e)and Johnson. Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... Helps Cookbook Writers priest 49 Click.beetle, 53 Unsuccessful property fl t OHR tennial year. ___________________________ 48 24 Dower MlllCIlibClJ Qi,tJ 1ow Rainbow Girls Mother d. (Rubye) Advisor Mrs. J Cartersaid,"Wearesoexcited that our Patti received the , appointment. I have 35 Rainbow Girls and they are all just • ' _ beautiful, through and through. j -. . -My own grown daughters would • not take an ything in the world Pa tti Meyers (left) receives traveling expense check from sar1ee Johnson. (Herald Photo by Tom for their wonderf ul Rainbow Vincent) training." Opening Up Restaurant ______________________ tLZ.) ThAT'\ CiR)é Patti is thrilled with her role During the 55th Annual Pilot International Convention In Toronto, as Grand Patriotism and Canada, International President Betty D. King, left, Tupelo, . by A Sonsom _________ ThAi -- -=- assembly, and daughter of For many years the Central tennial Memorial. Florida Zoo was a dream of Drawing of three winning SISTER, Inc. (Sanford's names for thr.e Bicentennial Interested 7-fl ________________________ ____________________________ traveling with a cheek expenses by Sharlee Johnson, Worthy Advisor of the Sanford ,. .;•__••• I _____ _________________________ social hour Patti was presented ', '' It _____ _______________ — THE BORN LOSER the During -. Starts Zoo - .-, 12 N 16 Diminutive of 57 Horseback Thomas game I? Arachnid 58 Take food 18 Sits for a 60 Ripped portrait 61 Cake Iroster 20 Reads 62 Hawaiian 22 Popular with pepper child Great Lake vaCationists 64 Outer garment :ç- .' I? Wing-shaped 13 Timetatle abbreviation 14 Triece IS Locale - for SISTER A 16 -0 I ' ______ ____ ______ AT5P -- C. - lit Q _____ I Vacation sport 41 Louse egg S Vacation 42 Fraa'ant root health resort 44 Se 8Vacationwater first" vflsseI 46 Coterie E "..'c -3!' ' HOROCf1fD __ (Bib) BAD ________________ - / _?f A EAOACE. k - tr. ACROSS YOU — -' Sj ArZ ) _______ _______ on bly as __ RELAXED app . Patti Said, "1 __ recorthaddiUontoherstate - __ EAD LJ J1a-3I An*er to Previous Puzzle i Vacationing I __ I r Advisor. I se s erve St ___ ____ Young SAY STANDING ON she has continues -- ___ fI ____ ____ officer Auto-Train Corp hostess. Patti for ___ __ rARainbowGIrlsIncealle to , __ _____ years-of-age, Committee. __ __ through the Patti has come up was 13 served as a line t hrough Worthy the ____________ Post my great honor in gives me a chance to State Patriotism of the Grand Order of the The local assembly nominated Rainbow Girls Monday Patti for the coveted honor. night at the Masonic Lodge. Wearing her personal Following the meeting PattIs honorary cross and a Grand si ster rainbow girls, all bearing Of fi cer's pin which she will gifts, entertained her at a social relinquish when her term of ssem A week traveling another To state August to the different Rainbow July and will be Thursday, July 0, ___________ Chic EVENING HERALD . ___________________ '' ;14I4LV Y - __________________________________________________________________________________ - __ _ *I __ ________ - . - — — S I(W1' __ 1I1 L I- �48.-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, July n, 1976 TELEVISION LISTINGS'AND Voyage.- I L 1 nursaay Oct" Pedc*. '#t- au Snebier. Two wriall time rcAixwies, each berm on Evening o,ntvong 6.00 I) (4) (5) (93 (12) NEWS * FAMILY AFFAIR ID zoom 3 CONSUMER SURVIVAL wd (IT squad iiwesbgates a cxfd - - Y Will TREK Morning 600 (MIn. Wed.. Fit.) SUM MER SEMESTER: "The Great Transition: Alternatives for the i{) (Tue..) (Thin.) TEA: "Slider to Shoulder.- OF WOMEN AND 21st 7.00 2)oNAtw 4)BRADY BUNCH CECO ATlON (I) LETS MAKE A DEAL (12) BONANZ (R) Lynda George plays w turm her hotioon W tragedy when She deposes of her new himbard. (A) 6 PEWS 3S STAR TREK 3 700 CLUB 4) BARNA8Y JONES: Day ho 111' 730 5* ALAN BURKE SHOW WONDERFUL WORLD OF MAGIC (2) 11.00 (4) (11) CID (12) .... 6:15 jjjip (5) 625 (2) (Petit) WITH THIS RING (Tues.. Thi es.) I DREAM OF JEAJIJJE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fit) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (5) DAILY WORD (2) 630 (Fit. oily) I DREAM OF (4) STUDY (6) SUMMER SEMESTER (.7) ui YOGA AND YOU (9) SUNRISE JUBILEE 8:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL Cl) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS CL )O(1 OLYMPIC GAMES: WI' FOR THE DEAF dude archery. track and Wild 'roeiQHT (4) CBS LATE PE: "The Daring bemwne." Dogs. trained by con artists to rob, return in arother czWilnel Events sdiarkiail today 8:58 (12) PALL HARVEY 1130 caper. (A) Boo CE .12; MAGNIFICENT 2) MONSTERS OF THE DEEP: es Olson Welles nai• rates rig a dosetç look at the rare soI#iIel'n nl wtiaJe and telling the story of Zoologist blea wirdswept coast of the PatagoAr entin (A) (4) 1) THE WALTONS: The planned razing of an tuloric old house sends Grandma and MARY HARTMAN, (7) CE XXI OLYMPIC GAMES CONT.: Events scheduled 16day r1d arty, and field events, boxing. cameing. equestrian events. fenang. field hockey. bootbaS. k Knde in the Water.- Drains about a couple Onayachtingtdidayatdafree wheeling young Mdtiker they •k aboard. Directed by Fb.. man Pblair". 1145 (24) MOVIE: _ e. the Rald*in sisters silo an indfig wsi frenzy. WIDE WORLD 3$i MOVIE. "Pillow to Post" Ida Lcws, mkam 1948. WMI comedy about sale,gvl who has as her husband so she can got a room. TEA?: "Pmx." TEA?: .'T7 9.00 vf 2) NBC MOViE: "Perilous pç3q Magician.- 100 j (Wed.) OW I2) TOMORR 800 CAP T A I N KANGAROO (1) 900 (7) p DONAHLE SHOW CE t,IIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (I) MOM: (Pifort) "'Where's ctwleyr Ray Bolger, Jtyn McLefle. $tfStL 1962. (Tue..) "Dr. Cotflit' Bkxxfs Kleron Pore, Hazel Cciii. Brnisi'i, 1961. (Wed.) 'The Werderftj Coitty." ftr kilo London. 1959. (Thus) "M Pat Boone. Buddy Hackett 1961. (Fit.) "Operation AnWerdem, Bntisti. PeIs Fkdi, Eva Bartok. (B&W) 1959. 1000 CE (12) SANFORD AND SON (A) Th. Servant.Noon The (Thi) i(,lfe in ft Water," Day of Sunday - Noon 43000 Payne, .......w.,, IO7 IT. I Ofy" John Forsythe. Joan Camden. 1952. (Wed.) "Checkpoint." Mthony Steele, Stanley Baker. (Thin.) The IMiliday Braid." ..be.ph Coflcn. VNem Undfors. 1957. (Fit) Ho Walied by MIL Fctd Besehart. Scott Brady. 1949. 1:30 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES THE WORLD (4) CE T1JV'S CE FAMILY FEUD 200 (7) (P.bi.) FIRING Il (Tues.) NOVA (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS (5) $20.000 PYRAMID New - (2) IRONsIDE - 3 STREET ADOAMS FAMILY 430 CS) LUCY MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (MW) 500 (2) ADAM 12 (9) OILLIGAP4'S ISLAND (B&W) 2 THE ELECTRIC COMPY LASSIE 5.30 ON YOUR OWN (Fri.) LIGION IN THE NEWS (17) zoom FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ____________ 1OCIG CMAIS LAST IUtTEYWOi$ T$LAT*E DAY 1k jy,J F.,54,41 1-1 1 : Is j.1i KAPPY DAYS (A) : HOGAN'S HEROES ) BEVERLY NIU1jj 24) ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 3S THE LONE RANGER Grimes I II • ' W "tI inaiea EDITOR'S NOTE A )car ago playwright Neil Simon made good on a long-standing promise and . snI Tammy Grimes the "California Suite" script. She accepted im'tne diately and her star was' re- kindled, take ecomiums her behavior. without tilting 'ilic slim, robustly petite perrates her present work. out at the O'Neill Theater as the third high point of a Broadway career that began a dozen shows ago in 1955 as a two. former - Ii) WILLIAM (;IAWEIt AP Drama Writer NEW YORK (A1').-Tammy Grimes, again a reigning Broadway belle, is her own sell now. "People like to create the week substitute for Kim Stanley in "Bus Stop," Miss Grimes was pelted First with huge vertai bouquets when she carried 'The Unsinliable Molly Brown" through critical shoals to box-office longevity. The musical earned her a Tony Award. She was just past 25. says the star whose career has 'Is'n v,'rs I;iti'r in I970 she bee n cIitgl,lpd u,'slh h,rnnhsA won for i;' ; ; tormance in "I'rivate Lives," a critics. person "Eventually though, you favorite Noel Coward me- ___________ OlIver - -. Pobert clap * EIhabdJl ASHLEY - _-- - ' St other MARTIN s,tvi , , MILES _ Kay LENZ f4 PLAT1 BUSY BEE CHILDCARE 2121 Holly Ave. Phone 3237510 or 377 0760 "Swingingi Stewardesses" 11__ Ax. ____ CDCP 9:45 am CMr _ 11:00 W4qZt WILDER4 SEXIER.. R 00 V/ER AND I ... I 13 If 0 8008/ER! -- .she reports, "you have to wrench something From your. self every night. It took quite a w hile for the role and myself to come together. I wonder how I could have done It ii I didn't have my Amanda to go home .. to There was less travail In unraveling the mystique of Diana, who doesn't win a film Oscar, and even less for harurn-sca. rum brawling as Greta in the holiday farce. Having performed Noel Coward and Neil Simon, Miss Grimes can make some comparisons about the heroines created by the two corned) maestros. "Noel's ladies are in a sense perfect they're beautiful, - graceful very intelligent, well. bred. Neil'scharacters are earthier, more Identifiable. They have ftaw, their vulnerability shows more." quick-wiLted, charming, I J F.r FREE $*APSMO1P&,,lAMA3kU'r IVNDAY$fA.M.SP.M. MOVIILAND 711.1114 -WE SELL SUCCESS373.5176 20lommercIal MON T H L Y AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond.. Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH 162-100 I 45. SR 431, Longwood Furniture salesman, experienced or willing to learn. Apply in person to Slerchi's, 1100 French Ave. Lake Mary- clean & private, I bedroom furnished apt. I mate, no p5, 23U LEASING AGENT- For apartment complex in Sanford. Saturdays a m. to 6 p.m. and as needed. Experience preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 1911 Lake Mary, Fla. 32714. ______ Spacious 2 Bedroom, turn. apt. water turn, quiet & Private. 3fl. 1759. _________________________________ _____________________________ 751.5 Park Dr ......VU 15.2 BR Mobile Homes AdultS- No pets ' Carpenter's Helper only. ex perienced only. Work in Deltona. Call 339 9029 between 6:30 p.m. & 5:30 p.m. . -.-- ' 9-Good Things to Eat fl-Houses 30-Apartments ------ Stenstrom Realty Real Estate JUST LISTED. Ihisterrific 3 BR, bath in Loch Arbor. huge fenced let, central neat & air, many custom items, BPP $38,500 Gott a ' See it! 41I'4OUS . - - ..- SANFORD Anxious Seller Pays all COStS for VA or FHA financing Pretty) OR, 1', baths, gorqeou5 landscaping, private fenced yard, big 'Lreenecj Porch, c en tral air. Only 123.000 Let's look today' Call Phyllis COPPOn. Realtor, Assoc After Mrs $31 I??) FRICKE&FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC REALTORS, $Jl 5753 4" • .-. , OWNER FINANCED- Lovely 3 OR, I bath. on I acres, with family rm porch, carpeting, tiled farm land, horse stalls 131.500 I' all ,,sntards Sales Leader 322 -2420 Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 256S Park eneva . Home improvements 135 NO DEPOSIT 1505 W. 25th St. to Painti ng 5. Minor Body Wor k, 'rolesslonal, experienced iainter. Work guaranteed. iruce's Body Shop. 3210753. WANT ADS ARE WORKING EVERY DAY - READANDUSE THEM OFTEN. OP AND THINK A MINUTE If :falsified Ads didA't work there vouldn't be any. Insulation C&A BackHoe ome Improvements & FROM Your -v-.-". .it. Dependable student I ..antIxiwnttnm - f 5. uis".h'.et 5•4d fi'IV over $600 Needs someone to assume balance $19630 or pay $f2 30 mo Free home trial Will trade Call Bill at 1195097 n:.as.. rulnhmn9 _____ Al Painting.- BruSh, roll, spray, Quality work. Reasonable prices , Free estimates. 3270459 ___________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL STERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS Business...Dial 1 . 10-Swap & Trade - - '70 Rebel 7 or. hardtop or 50'x135' lot Will sell or trade for travel __________________________________ trailer 3235124 IS' Sea gong House Boat, ideal for live a board Too many features to liSt Shown by appt. Only 323 1791 MUSTANG. 1966. new White paint, blue inferior, automatic, many new parts $730 313 2791 after 5-30 or week ends SWAP SHOD FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to at the Movleland Drive in Theatre, South 1792 Phone 327 1716 ROBSON MARINE 2915 Hwy 11 322 5961 16' Fiberglass Seminole Canoe, $123 3237779 2 El Camino VS. automatic. power Steering $1313 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 3231030 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 323 5570 or *31 1603 Dialer) 1970 GTO. air. new fires, new pan', reti,,it engine 515.)) 322 60.17 72-Auction LOOK, _____ Antique Auction Used Office Furniture HIGHWAY 4t6 AUCTION GALLERIES Ii ,Miles E oil I Hwy 16. Sanford Stan Vermillion. Auctioneer 377 6972 - '- . - - Co. Carr.,','r dition, 5425 - , THESE-CARS sirps 6. 122 2916 : - ______ I dr. automatic, radio, Steerin I Vinyl Interior. Stock 75 _____ - _ - Vehicles ....-- RS ON SALE _____________________ . _______________________ - good con - . - ____________ ... power 77- Autos Wanted Rain Trees, AtSs. Gampor Trees, '99k'' Ow'der 'grass. 39c. Large bushy Ligustrum, 1 99 CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Corner Wekiva Park Drive & SR 16 372 6238 OPEN WED THPOIJ",H SUN Noon to a p m '.' - 75-Recreational , lawn Mower Sales & Service- we Sell the Best & Service the Rest .'4estern Aut o, 301W, First St .372 I').'. - ______ 62-Lawn-Garden ' - Sat. July 31, 7 p.m. OF StCfi desks, executive desk & chars, secretarial deSks & chars, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, i7 92,O]o 4206 _____ f --.--___ .-_ ._ ,_.,,.,,_.__. . BUY JUNK CAPS-Strom 1)0 to 540 Call 32? 1821 after I p m . - lam - ____________________________ Want $971 or older Dodge Dart. aisc will buy Ony make convert,bles PhOfle' 373 1010 $ I .ir.1II' Mfg Payments 5)10 price, 121.500 3736710 - -- - -- ma Total 0 ".... I 1a § @ bath HERE IS JUST A SAMPLING OF THE TREMENDOUS USED CAR BARGAINS WERE OFFERING You 321.0041 . ' ES 1973 Chevrolet 4-Dr. FRENCH 1976 'Ford Gran Torino -"-' Tail finish, air conditioning, automa. tic. pow' er steering and brakes. Only mite4 Reduced for quick sate-- By Owner, Sunlarid 3 OR, I both, heal & air, LASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. - - .t._.7 , 2-or.. tight tan metallic. vinyl ' ' . ' automatic trans., power steering and brakes, radio and radial thus. ' .. $ 2476 . . . . I , WdMI ' .- "; 1974 Ford . $4176 . ... ' roüf, opera windovs, air cnnditioninq , ej ' . - 1 . ii Homes ready for your inspection Forrest and immediate occupancy 530 66 Sanford Ave., 4 Greene, Inc. - ' - . '/ ..,,, . ) <' . - - . 323 6151 REALTORS Gran . ( ,, REDUCED ' Bra iley Qdhani-323-4670 BIJILDER.DEV ELOPER 2 OR rinre or office, new carpets. carport. screened porch. garage Owner anxious $16,500 I YIq L,,IANKCOMST, REALTY . rll_~_ Well Drilling ". Lifeln 'NN \ I I ' rora WANT TO SELl. YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartmen t? Get som, action with a Her ald Classified ad. We'll help you w1- It, Wad that will bring fast sale CALL 372 2611 3 or 8 31_999 1 ' - , i 1975 ' ' . -_ I i I You "- Gran Torino l ning, automatic power steering and brakes, tra;s ,., a ; a ' r db0 . `1 1 1 1 1 $4176. ' ~ : TAKE YOUR PICK OF 88 FINE CARS _' S'cr Sidi'aiaii,s __________ - \\ddIIlons 1 STRUcTION 211W . Fla. Remodeling Sanford, FOR APPOINTMENT 0 CALL 32231 3 ~.OPENA.__. i . . ~_~_~'-`, .--. -.1 , . PRICED TO CLEAR THE LOT JACK PROSSER FORD HWY. 1-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. SANFORD PH. 3221481 Plymouth Dan brown metallic finish. hits I a - - Duster ______ IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY I - $2776 :.''.y - '' HOMES of DISTINCTION . ,, ___________ I - " ,. - $4876 I Welcomes l,srg' jt,jodd I', .i'd %t, eels Strict Lqhts -. __________ Beautiful dark brown metal IIc finish with vinyl roof and all deluxe Thunderbird equip. l '" -. - :.. 9dewiae i , . ing, automatIc trans., power brakes, radio, 976 Ford - ,. t,..t:: - Blue with whate vinyl roof, opera windows, air condition- ' Thunderbird IUUIIIIII ___ - . 7610 Sanford Av __ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS i All SPRINKLER SYSTEMS types sizes We r@P&lf and Service STINE MACHINE SUPPLY Ct'S -. 207W. Ind St. . 3226432 Torino steering and Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 55timati-, Licensed & Insured, 5627197 322-2611 Paying 12 75 for each dollar Silver CoinS. Paying 30c each for Indian, Wheat I' ;c each 3231800 - SANFORD DR. 2 bath home. Shady back yard, air conditioned Call Now 117.900 I a - 1 970 Pontiac Bonneville, all power, tilt steering wheel, air, FM radio. Steel betted radial tires. 35,700 mile's. 327 1330 - Accessories ' ......... kitchen fully equipped Assumable I I • 69-Stamps-Coins Wood $27 Acres, rear OSIcen, p,r!i, wooded, power & phone l'res .n lard Property i on corner with good road frontages Local on 5 deal for home or trailer Only 5)5903 Call Owri,'r. 9)) ?itt Peg Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St 323606) or 373051/eveS . Conventional-5% Down _____________________________ To List oo~ "" 25 000 Tree Service EXPERT LAWN CARE ' Mowing. Edging, Trimming n.FxIlmat. Phone 323 1977 Chevrolet Rally Nova. ps air. sun roof, new tires, 5)995 372 0355 after I --- 55 Boats & ______________________________ Zaq, $45 * SINGER FUTURA * M. UNSWORTH REALTY New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes _________ ___ -- ____________________ - many extras 1)9.900 3.49 3371 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Mowsng. edging. trimming. w,,,jng and fertilizing Frcs estimates. I PhCl'l 323 S1, C E.SHIPHEPO inting, Remodeling, General epeirs. Call 373 5175 ______________________________ 1973 Buick Century, air, power steering, AM FM radio, low mile's 323 6596 PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pct commission Free Pick ups Auction. Saturdays 7 pm Sanford 377 7210 aiceSuppli LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Lawn Care _______________________________ I Tr trimming & removal, Fr ___________________________ e some camping equipment you a longer use? Sell it all with a lasslfied Ad in The Herald. Call 22-2111 or 831-9993 and a friendly d visor will help you. 1SOUTH 5 Service Landscaping - 1965 VW Beatie. new fires, brakes, 500 mi on rebuilt engine. Feb insp 1.630 665 6.432 __________ Sanford's newest residential neighborhood - ____ Cash 322-4132 bath. family room, fenced l', lot RA ANO-441) 11 Alterations, Dr es s Making, Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707. ESTE P SON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch wo(k. Fill dirt, top soil 3221 43 Locals. Light Hauling Max 5.000 lbs. Call 327 0113 E*ycutiy '71, I?' 60'.? BR, I bath. carpeted, exCellen t cond Lost and, must Sell $1 .000 129)/S G Range, refrigerator . Fenced yard carport. utility U9.900 Sewing Lease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks For infor mation colt Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 53) 13)8 For used furniture, appliances, toots. etc Buy I or tool items Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave - 80-Autos for Sate 1965 Pontiac, air. Power. excellent condition Sacrifice 322 171$ - TWO PARTY GARAGE SALEFri 8. Sat 9to7 BambooMat, like new, 570. 2 Oval green rugs. & much more. 373 3686 1019 Serita St (between Burger Chef & Bahama Joe's.) Singer ith buttonhole .ittocliment. 175 Singer Golden Touch and Sew. 561 Singer. Slantomatc, brand new condition Singer 's best ever $263 With cabinet lv's from 1.19 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St Downtown 377 9111 STOP AND 'THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads -Iidn't work there Wouldn't be any 43-Lots-Acreage - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 6413126. Winter Park Great Buys Lay- Away Machines - 1970 VW Window Van. excellent condition, 13.000 total miles 53503 377 7096 - _______________________ Snqi'r w!h Zig up truck piCk It?) Toyota lo ng bed pick up. with - 'Ccper and radio $I,$C30 373 426 Want t buy Attic Fan in COndition $3.4 1777 MUL TI FAMILY Garage Sale Many unique items including tools, antique business machine's In Paola, Hwy 16 to Orange Blvd Follow signs Friday & Saturday 9 to 6 Repossession & ISYR.FHAFINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanfor d.)?) 5203 - Sales CARPORT SALEPlants, Glassware, Linens. Clothes. etc 9 III 6. Fri & Sat 135 Pinecret Drive (behind Pinecrest Shool), S-nqr Touch N Sew. With walnut console, balance $19 SO or 6 paymentS of $1330 NATION .'lDE 319 9097 '7) FlamingO, 1 2'x6S'. 2 OP. with Oen.qoodcond, Private r ented lot Take over payments 173 5158 otter .,...,,,._....,__,,, CARPORT SALE- One Day Only. Sat July 31. Nothing over $35 I 1 N Fairfax Ave. Winter Springs - LAKE MARY- 3 OR, wooded. secluded, large . acre, like new 5.41.900 3274962 MUST Lar.j clearing, till dirt, clay, rock. All kind S of digging. Housetrajlerj Carl's Sewing Machine Repair, Clean, Oil & 'TuneUp. Voted and moved. 322 3723444 Your Home OS Hauling If you desire to ouy or sell real estate, stop in and see me WALTER B STEELE PEG PEAL ESTATE BROKER "Your Business is Appreciated" 110 North Palmetto Ave Office 321 0164 Eves: 3220919 ET,.rj% Sewing Machine Repair ____________________ Trash Hauled, Lawn Care Hauling 3fl 2643 /I,,] Expert roof repairs. hat roots or Shingl es All work g'Jar,,r teed BROGDEIii ROOFING, In 6/00 Land Clearing EVES 372 151? or 3320612 1971 Chevrolet'.. ton 1950 firm ]2] 0647 Buy rurniture YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY YARD SALE 1317 Douglas Ave loll Celery, east of Mettc.,nville) Thur. Fr, & Sat Sewing Machine -- .... -,. -- - Mahogany double bed complete, night Stitnd, chest, dresser & mirror, $223. Matching occasional chairs, $15 or Single poster bed, complete, 130. White dresser & mirror, 545 Early American sofa, $40. New dfette. .4 chairs, H0nqinq plants, 53.50 each KULP DECORATORS, 109 W First SI, 327 2335 Pretty country Setting 12*43, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Spanish design PartI9 Iurn,shed, air conditioner 51.300. 372 9015, 332 1021 after 6 . 54-Garage Truck Utility 1001 Box. for step side p'ck UP. 155 372 1967 '-- --- _____ - 313-8670 or 831-9777 • VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Beauty Care Hal Colbert Realty 3237832 " - Farm Wagons 372 2031 42-!obile Homes Kish Real Estate Roofing - Oral Heat & Air Cooditionlng. orir estlmetes, call Carl la"Is at SEARS in Sanford In Ut. cross From Ranch ! . of Repairs, Carpentry. Painting , tome Repairs, Guttering. Cement york Free estimate's 531 $662. Highway 17.92.Sanford __ BEST PRODUCT BEST PRICE Free EstImates-lI Hours IHERMO TEK, 63I 0921 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON imerly Harrielt's Beauty Nookl 519E First In 5112 1.1 Ni4UIl'(tL) V APT BRUW1 PEST CONTROl,. park Or,' 322 5665 Carpentry. Remodeling, Add,tion s, Custom Work Lic en s ed . Bonded Free estimate 373 6031 -. - tSP , NO LEASE r - -- -- - - Surf Board. Bunk Beds, 110 Gal Fuel Oil Tank. Kirby Vacuum, Pug, S'III', like new Name brand back to SCtiOOt clothes Sizes to Ii (girls). Mens II L. Outdoor dining canopj. sports items. Small desk, misc. Loch Arbor, 309 E Cryslal Drive 3725195, _____________________ Ovedo area. country home, custom built. 2'.. acres. I BR. 3 baths. office. 3300 sq It. 3 rros old, tao® equity and assume mor tgage at 135.000 Appraised $ 0,003 Owner, 3636130 POOL • General Contractor Auto Painting -. eci Real Estate Broker 32) 0610 7595 1220779 372 2711 *CLUB ROOM From Pest Control Pemocielrigand Addtion "llia Free estimates. Noobligation JOHNNY WALKER. LOC4GWOOD I BR. I'j bath. carpeted. Si) Rosedale. $77.50' -- 79-Trucks-Trailers ,Sonted to buy used 011cc furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry. Hwy 17 530 4706 1k' hOvP .i large Selection of black 5, White Portable 'TV'S $25 to $65. HE PB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 32 3 i/ti Engine lift and frame, to ton, Yale Chain fall, 579$ 332 4967 Days 372 6)73 Nights 377 7357 -. DAVE'S 3739170 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops Sinks Installation tvaitablt' Bud Cabetl 372 5357 anytime ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 323 Large I & 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished 322-2090 - __ - We - l72 /19* .... 68-Wanted to Boy ___________________________ 70' Self slandinq tower. I Sp 17 Beams, I Ham 2 rotor, Call 372 1601 ,ifter s PEAL ESTATE WIlT REALTY LAKESIDE APARTMENTS One Bedroom BUSINESS DIRECTORY an Cover your rom, With alum , ding & SoIlit system Also loafing, Gutters 70 yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co $31 9543 '\4lIagc Studio, 1.2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, Onli Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family C,swfw,A lie JSIIJUWIW1 11W. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 301 E 23rd ST Double corner tot . fruit frees. 3 BR. fi1 Bath. 1)2.503 Will rent for $250 per mo -..- KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service. used machines MOOP1 EYAPPLIANCES)739, Call Bart Realtor SPANISH style stucco-) BR. formal dining, range, refrlg .2 air units $71,500 e74arI.ner's Patio Apartments ' Cliff Jordan, Realtor •,'eu I- Ili WOW Large kitchen,1 BR. I B.0 H & A. family room, dining room. carpeted. I acre lot On Van Buren St. in Lake Mary Only SAN LANTA 3 BR. I, bath, a%ume $10,100 mortgage of 7' pcI interest $111.75 monthly $13,900 . . I " LOP'IGWOOD -3 OR. cen tral air. very clean, fenced yard. $1 trio EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 2 Harley Sportster, custom pOint 5. chrome, extras Will Sell or trade 305656 _________________ 5140 BROWSE AND SAVE It's COCY and fun The Want Ad Way __ _______ __ ________ _____ - -- ________ Apts Unfurn. Spacious l&2 OR, all electric, eat-in kitchens. Dish. washer, shag carpet, air, plenty ctosit, From $150 Exclusive 3" .1i. Aluminum Siding FIRST TIME ADVERTISED!Attractive 3 OR, I bath, near hospital Completely fenced yard Priced to sell t 511.100. _. Luxury LAWN HELP NEEDED- Mowing. edging, lrimmlng, weeding, and other misc. lubi. Must be over IS. Apply Geneva Gardens. 1505 W. 251h St. Sanford -4),~-,?, F FRAME THIS PRETTY PlC lURE- I OR, I, baths, central heat & air, fireplace, equippedeat in kitchen, lovely lawn io.eoo FREE POOL-. With thiS 3 OR, I bath, central heat & air, car peting, equipped eat in kitchen. I- price of 115.000 ?Bedroom. lar ge kitchen, enclo,.d porches. garage. $115 month plus security deposit 26.47 Sa nford Ave$31 IllS. '.'' IT'S BEEN REDUCED 11)00 for an early sale! Beautiful Custom 2 OR, 7 bath, walk In closets. goodies galore' 135.300 7BPS 1 BATH COUNTRY CLUB MANOR HOmei. $15,500 and 1)6.500 , - GE Washer, 3 Cycles, GoodCondifiyir, $l35CaP, 3225085 CO Rc,im. 6 clement vertical. horizontal. $100 373 5064 Sanford 7 BR, I bath, air, screened porch, nice area, double lot, fruit trees 5)9.950 12.000 down By owner, 2032 Jefferson Ave. 3221174 _. - ' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE Ill 31SF FirSt St 1725677 QUIET AREA 23 OR redecorated house, lots 01 kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard Approx 52.000 down, $155 month Price 121.300 Owner. 3730522 REALTORS ci 7Sh ST MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Any ,'eo' thru 1916 modelS 7 days ('ill (OIIC?, 366 7131 Doberman AXC Puppies, pet and -_____________________________ ShOw quality Cropped ears & Shots. $150 to $300 Terms. 365 78-41 torcycIes 5710 Motorcycle Insurance Siberian HuSki5. Req. BLAIR AGENCY AKC. S wis $IS0each 373 3066 or 373 7710 372 3099 Weitinqho0 Electric Dryer, $50, Upright Deep Freeze Amana, 5103 12110911 ---- MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks 65-Pe ts-Supplies .._ 52-Appliances (,u.sr4ntepd reconditioned auto tller CS. $12 95 exchange (IF El' S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave Twenty West Area-- Beautiful 3 bedroom, li bath, central heat, carpeted, fenc ed back yard. stove & refrigerator. 122.500 5500 dov:, if VA nothing down. KULP REALTY. 372 7315 BATEMAN REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker ll00 E 75th 51 3n 6655 Rent Blue 1'"i-. i....r.r Crpe' 5hiin1pyier lw only $150 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Miracle Maid waterless cookware with lif etime guarantee 3231195 ________________________ GUNS ONLY AUCTION WD NE SDAY AUGUST 1 7 PM SANFORD AUCTION. 373 7)10 By Owner- Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath home in Sanford. central heat and air, wall to wall carpet. Separate dining room, 16'x16' family room, garage, large fenced yard, beautiful shade frees. 1 6'I6' workshop or Outside game room. 13.000 equity ant, assume loan Phone 371 0503 3 Bedroom. ' bath, central heal & air, carpeting Excellent con dilion. 122.500 323 5516 ____ TAFFER REALTY - ______ 3327495 . 625 5019 Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 177 7561. Sanford Sanford I Sonora), down, 1310 mo, 3 BR. 2 bath, paneled den Fenced. 1)5.500. 3233)02. 322.2118 Reg Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 171 0759 eves 332 7613 Folding Bed'''' wide, 1" foam rri,,ftrs. iiie ,er..v, iU 1,011 323 ill) itt*r I _________________________ Twinsite Glamour pectic mattress. 175 3221001 50-Miscellaneous for W. Garnett White Alter Hours 2521 Park D ML S--R EAL TOPS 372 9251, 372 399) _______ REAL ESTATE - INC .REALTOR Jim Hunt Realty, Inc 8 irw. ANYTIME Lye In with semi invalid man, $10 wk. Lake Mary, 321 1309 "'" Wekiva River, West from Sanf ord. for rent. 2i,acres, partly cleared, 1 cheap. 3)2 5166 cite. p m , ' , Realtor 'Larr.i NdXOI1. Autos Wanted ______ ___ Merchandise _ Unfurnished DUPLEX- FjrnIstied or un' furnished Ideal location. Two bedrooms bath stove & Reasonable rent 365.372) refrigerator. Heat & air. 322 3153 , .. Call Bart _ Realtor luipielely ,enowaleci 3 & lOP homes I' baths. with centra: heat, from 111.000 As low as hOC down Loikirig fur a Home call , Gardens Unfurnished Stempel , Large) BR, 21 ; bath town home with carpet. central •r, 2 car garage. • formal aning, pius private patio Wat er & lawn mainlff,.,,Ce for fished 1275 per i-no Plant & Craft Shop For Sal,, ver y reasonable Phone 373 7377 Nurses RN's & LPN's. Aides, Aid companion. Needed immediately $210636. split level, 1100.000 -___- Mr. Executive ___________ . . lIlt S French Lots for!, tO!. 12 wides f'S 1?? 1 t9 11? 1164, 372 1951 Quiet adult pork in ,,,town Hii omTc' ( e'(menj 2S45 Park_______________________ o' 3fl 7561 no longer use' Sell it all with a . Clas5ifiyJ Ad fl The Herald Call 36 -Resort Properly 172 2611 or 5)1 9993 and a friendly ,-.-- id visor will help you .Hutctiison Ocean front ApIs 3395 Atlantic, Dayton., Beach Call Mr P U Hutchij.on, 322 1055 Nice? Bedroom block home Furn or Unfurn. 373.7970 Rentals 9.750 POPULAR TERMS Wm. H. - Unfurnished. twobedrooni, Security Deposit, Adults Preferred 322 6620 or 373 5154. - - I'; B. lakefront, %37,50 DEBARY Beautiful I acre loIs from $1,990 V).1 3°C .i.,t'. In'.' Payments, 647 l51I. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP ,REALTORS -EP sehokuootls - 7 OR frame house Asking $5000 will consider offers 211 9 Chase Harold Hall Realty Realtor, MILS _J23.5774 Anytime • 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 Melionvllle - Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave Sanford %75,Q03 ' ., BR Moderniiing your home? Sell nt longer needed but useful itemI with a want ad. Call Ifl 2611 o $3) 999). Acres. 133.900 I BR. lakfrnl 33-Mobile Home Lots • _.- - TAXI DRIVERS I B. Nice 2 bedroom mo,iIe home n Longwood $i month Phone 5)0 P650 ... Furnished. 7 BR garage apt., Lake Golden, lake privileges, prefer retired coupie. No pets. 377 0211 24-Business Opportunities Bp S BR. lake. extras . Adults only, $95 372-7796 after 1 wk days. AVON IF 11001500 extra a month interests you. fliers call 574. 7036 for appt. BR house trailer, lurnhed.w1h liqht & .ca'er 3?? 5659 1 OR. turn, apt., lights, wafer lurn. Expanding sales business needs working partners. No Investment. 322-1711 B. %2,70 2 B. new i n, GARDENER'S DELIGHT . HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST MAS and the money Ic' pay for It Start now selling beautiful products. Make beautiful money. Call 641 3019 for information, , ______ LakeMary Furn Apt, 372 7241 31A-jpIexes OKRA Mon. Wed. Fri I i HOME & BUSINESS LOCATION -55.000 down Call for info We Have R en tals OR, I' , B. lam rm : 34-M)biie Homes ..... - I B. friendly -- Wanted- La Salesperson ac custorned to high standard of living. Call 323 3512. Wanted 172 2811 or l)l 999) .1 c.Il '..'p VOL' .__ • Needed Immediately, telephone solicitors, prefer experienced operators. Call 321.0121. Peas, you pick, new patch, black eyes, and purple hull. On Old Monroe Rd. ki ml. N. of SR 46, and 3Mi.W.of Sanford, and l',E.of I1 3223910. 18-4olp (i. BAMBOO COVE APTS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, burnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd Sanford. 373.1310. MEDICAL INSURANCE SECRETARY- MUST be ex peri.nced in filing Insurance claims, Medical terminology, typing, billing & dictaphone. No others need apply. Start im mediately. 323 53 BR. Large FIX UP SPECIAL county, $19,900 tiP. I'. pment you no longer USC' Sell it all with , Clalciliel .\d ri The Ht'r,ifd Cxii . 43---Lots-Acreage JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor 'hon 305 327 IS D.i'js and After Hor 54)0 OP. CO. %l9 ______ - Housekeeper, live in. care for 2 children, 3226330. 90 I OR 7 StOrj Ira'. SI) 000 DYNAMIC PROP S V Harw,c Broker 666 6611 . REDUCED 11.000 L o vely 3 OR Area. 17)500 Multiple Listing Service _/ Part time or full lime outside sales person. Must have own car. Ex. ,.lIni nn.'v,'i,,,ilt., Anni... iice Orlando Drive (17.92), Sanford. 3237162 L!1uTnI j ," they think you are," GATOR Lee 6-Child Care L.P.N. neededfor relief, evenIngs or nights. Apply in person to Sanford. Nursing 5. Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonvilli - come back to yourself and know ringue. 24) Neil Simon's "California what you are." TIQUES (Tues.) ERICA THEY WERE (Thizs.) Time was, the lady of husky Suite" provides 'l'ammy with (Fri.) INNER TENNIS pipes and elfin manner tried to the opportunity to enact three LEFT OUT FORGOTTEN BY 11.50 conform to such epithets as diverse ladies in separate play. 61 PALL HARVEY 0CM- "the weird Lorelei of the West lets: a tough career woman PURPOSE HISTORY rHEYWERENOT P.ENTARY l-ifties" and "Betty Boop in th e embroiled with her ex-spouse 11:56 eyes and Brittanma in the jut of over custody of their teen-age 14') (6) 61 PEWS 'daughter; an English actress the Jaw," PFFD Afternoon "If the world sees you as an up for an Oscar; and a subur* overstatement, you might as ban wife embroiled in Joint Va12.00 well play it that way," she was cation with the couple next '2) (9,) tw 14) CL) YOLJG AND RES-T. wont to sa y. "I've always seen door. LESS The first rote rates as "the myself through other people's * 3 BIG VALLEY most challenging of anything eyes." * 12:30 Critics didn't exactly embar- I've ever done. Hannah really (2) (12) THE GONG SHOW go Florid descriptions when she shoots from the hip in what she CE SEARCH FOR arnved a few weeks ago in says, anti also I felt very close TOMORROW * to the situation." IHL * • LOVE, AMERICAN "California Suite." In real life Miss Chines is the "I accept the w ords," Miss sryt Crimes responds mildly, an acmother of a 19-year-old (7) (Fri-) ws,z.x A COUNTRY MILE tress who at 42 has learned to daughter born of a marriage I'liinitiipwith Christopher -"r""............ They are divorced now but have -"an understanding relationship" and Grimes' admira_________________________________________________________ tion of hummer's acting talent is vast. LAST "DIXIE DYNAMITE" 'Wring the performance," NIGHT "CRAZYMAMA" -1C 'tk LOST: Large Tarpaulin, vicinity Orange Blvd. & Oregon Ave. 1 p.m. Tues. 27th. REWARD. 322 0264. (21) III) PEWS CE (A) (2=) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) CE) LOVE OF LIFE 61 (Phn., Tue.., Waite.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thin.) 5.-Lost & Found LOST: Siamese female cat, no collar, beige with brown face & feet. Lost on Yale Ave. on July 15, REWARD. 323 3157 or 322 2725 24) SESAME Tammy e Spacious I. 2. 1. 3 BR Apts. T ennis. swimming, playjjround, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2S Riclgewocd Ave.. Sanford. Ph. 3236A20 41-Houses 41-Houses _____ . RENTAL!* ___ GRIFFIN OF NIGHT (5) MERV ne period and lóngth. 3:30 tar GAMBIT 61 (Mn) P.EDIX (Tue.. ttloI4l Fri.) NOT FOR WOMEN CMV (7) THE ELECTRIC 0CM, PAN? (A) (1) HOT SEAT YOGA AND - 322 0415 CD CL) - - 400 ()5pff,*J I 12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 33 700 CLUB 11.00 (2) (12) WI-EEL OF FOR111* position. CHEF- Must be heavily perienced. Great opportunity. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? It you don't believe that want ads AL ANON bring results, try one, and listen to For families or friends of problem your phone ring. Dial 322 2611 or drinkers. 131.9993. For further information call 1234$ One rider to Indiana to share exor write penses. 3231037. Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Box ss. Sanford, Fla. 32171. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous (24) MISTER ROGERS Can Help NEIGHOOf*I000 Call 423 4317 Write P.O. Box 1213 c351 ROCKY AND FRIENDS, Sanford, Florida 32771 UNDERDOG (4) (6) MATCH GAME -- (.2..) THE VALAR MAGICAL ENTERTAINERS For Club Lodges Parties Call 3210131 for Into. YOU TROUBLED? CaUT& Free, 6442027 for Care" Hotline, Adults or T.ers. GUIDINGI GEPp,5j, 4--Persona ls 4-Personals ______________ (I) ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Now tims period aid leni. (24) (P.b,) ERICA (A) (Tues.) THE MEN MID MADE THE MOVIES (Wed.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS (Thin.) JENME (A). (Fit) /A (A) f,4fiYBERJy RFD 3 () (12) pp WORLD ç CE .,n N THE FAMILY (I)GENErw. HOSPITAL 24) (Mon.) A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed.) WOMAN (Thin.) JEN ME (Fit.) INNER TENNIS 3 TENNESSEE TUXEDO 3:15 çj Friday Karen (A) (-0.) PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 Before Publication 41-Houses -. - E '(Cplo41all % DR Wail wall carpet. central .'r, un pr "a _________________________ i1VJ3 Room lL,rn cottage. on air conditioning, water turn mo. 372 6261 ' DEADLINES (4) (5) T) (6) CBS NEWS: (730. inn, local news. Cli. 4). 5* POPE,t AND FRIENDS (7) SESAME STREET (5) 0000 MORNING AMER. " 12OQ WILDILD c'' I) WIDE 725 and 8:25). . . . .. - Thursday, July 29,1916-56 1 . - ________ -- CE (12) THE DOCTORS (4) (.4) 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 230 (2) (12) TODAY (Local r at A.M. .-....._ Diqlanwisnd A'ms sIswb$. must . (Pøbt) "The MOVIES: 700 (2) (12) events, boxing, canoeing. 0qUeStflfl events. tenang. field hodiey. foothel. ILdO, wcesthng volleyball 0 $:00 $ times 6thru 25 times 26 times Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______ 33-Houses Furnished - MACHINIST- Experienced in lathe & milling machine COSMETICIANCOSMETICIAN-Full time position _ SALESMEN- Varied positions en NIGHT AUDITOR- Full time 31-ApartmentS Furnished experienced in 4200 machine REPAIR MAN- Experienced in freezer & r efrigeration Efficiency and? Bedroom, monthly. SECRETARY- Must have typing 5 adults. Wekiva Landing Resort. shorthand Fr(e boat moorage and canoe use. SECRETARY .BOOKEEPER 3224470 Excellent position, construction 3 Room Upstairs Furn. Apt experience Lights & Water Included MANAGER TRAINEE- Position 511 Park Ave. Must be bondable _______________________________ REPAIR MAN- Radio. TV. great SAN MO PARK. I, 2, 3 bedroom opportunity trailer apts. Adult & family park. GROOMER- Familiar with all Weekly. -351$ Hwy Il 92, Sanford. breeds 323 19)0 LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER- Great 4 1c line 31 c a tine 21c a line (112.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1 thru FE .'!GFi'CF" urr s , MECHA,4lC- All 'round knowledge WAITRESS- Experience not a RATES HOURS (7) (12) SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY (I) PEWS (1) RYAN'S HOPE 3 SmONNE pLJAU,ic PEWS 5* WiLD, WILD WEST 1* HOGANS HEROES tw NBC NEWS (Fit) JE.AJjE 1030 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES tr 6:10 2) R 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 100 century. " (4) (2) TREASURE HUNT C2 CR.ACKERSAP.F€. 35 STAR _ g Friday It MOVE: CS) ABC NEWS iJ U11ANU COUNT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING: PIWIAS regul ar pO 1 322 -261 TABLE blooded ooverW of a gang rape. (R) (7) MASTERPIECE THEA" "kiddeil on a Dark Street.- William Stiatiw. James Olson. 1973. U.S. atlorneys, try courtcases ondope PedJ.rV. 1000 OD ALL MY CHILDREN U (Fri.) M ., - Orlando- Winter Park Seminole Unfurnished 117 W. 3rd. St. 2nd. floor. 3 rm. rear I apt. Utilities included. Reasonable rent, Pr.. 322 7750. ______________ CLASSIFIED ADS 1256 (R) I.) ANTIQUES , , DALy WORD X as and its cargo. Michael Pails, Mde1 Totan ster. CC (F) HAWAII F1VE-0 The MV 20 (2) D.'.iiv DHor*t. the goverrineril setting himself up cictator. vmwdoer a FAVORITE MARTIAN 6.30 -2) (12) NBC NEWS .4) (6) CBS NEWS W I DREAM OF JEANNIE 3S HIGHLIGHTS I 30-Apartments Wanted 18-Ip W.P. 6444916 -1 1, �68-Evening Herald Thursday July 2. 1976 Sanford. Fl. Wild se H t%_ rn -'c_ i Hor RENO. Nev. A? - .A fiveyear-old federal law protecting wild horses has done its job too ble for enfrrci.ng th W'l Wild Free-roaming Horse and Burro Act. estimates that there are more than 60,000 wild horses across the nation with more than half of them in Nevada The wild horse population in creases by about 20 per cent a ear and official say it is put- well. leaving government otfi cials and horse lovers to try to figure out how to cope with a steadily rowing herd of the animaLs. The Bureau of Land Managemerit, the federal agency re- • Legal Notice ____________________________ State Bank No. 791 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF "SUN BANK OF SEMINOLE" OF LONGW000 IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30- 1976, MIL. THOU. ASSETS , Cas a-o M oe '-c - - s L S -,ea;.- . sec"' es Ot ça' ors c 4 :'e L S G:.e-ea;e':es 3"C 3' 'S Ot;acs :' Saes a"o c'ca s,.o • s :'s C''e" t crcs "c'es a-o ete-es 5-: : ung severe pressure on public ran gelands. where the horses must compete with grazing livestock and wildlife, The bureau estimates that 8.. ) to 10,000 horses would have to be removed from the range each year to keep populations at the current level. The agency is limited by law on the methods t can use to catch the horses and it says that rounding up . C::o"ae s:c : Pr - ral ar built around water holes and the horses are caught when they come to drink. That method has been used to remove about 3.50 horses from the Wild Horse Organized A5.;;.,-t- syear ," A New Mexico court ruled last year that the horse-protec. lion law was unconstitutional and said states should have control over wild horses. But the U.S. Supreme Court re- each animal would cost $300 to versed the decision earlier this $400. month and upheld the right of the federal government to controt horses. The ruling 'left us with lust about an impossible situation." says Ed Rowland, Nevada state director for the Bureau of Land Management. 'The law is virtually impossible to manage as it is now constituted Ranchers want the horses sharply reduced in numbers some of them don't care how. Even horse protection groups agree there are too many of the animals. But the groups say theyll wi stick to their vows to see that the horses are proand. if taken off the range. not mistreated in any The law allows the bureau to keep the horse population at Ifl levels. but gives the agency virtually no tools to use in capturing the animals and removing them from the range. The only realistic method is .: If someone would come forward and offer to work out a compromise that is acceptable. we would sit down with them and talk." says Velma "Wild Horse .Annie" Johnston. head of e ccuir U U WWU ance - WHOA. But. she added. 'We have a responsibility to the public no: to relinquish the position we've neld for all these war, 5 a- Pihfe n "t'-er trapping," in which cor- (in said. horses when no other means of reducing the excess population is available. Current laws do not allow the sale of excess animals or their removal from one area to another. Famed the Still El u d poses. The federal government retains ownership. At is a terrifically awkward ing the government must conduct background checks on applicant.s and regularly check on the welfare of the horses. 0 P most too late to catch para. chuting airplane hijacker D.B. for a Northwest Airlines ticket to fly from Portland to Seattle. Shortly after the Boeing 727 Jet' liner lifted off from Portland. he gave a stewardess a note. "I have a bomb in my brief. - Cooper. assuming he's alive. Five years is the limit in which the antihijacking law can be enforced. Five years will be how long it's been since since the hijack. ing when Nov. 24 rolls around. D.B. Cooper was the name and expensive program to ad. minister," says Rowland, not- in g Seminole oun y Although questions remain on the effectiveness the swine flu vaccine, the Seminole County Health Department is gearing up to immunize some 142,000 local citizens this fall. Dr. Orville Barks, director of the Seminole County Health Department, has announced the appointment of a citizens committee to coordinate the liask force responsible for the massive program of immunization. Robert Daehn, Sanford civic ipi leader, has been named to head the committee. Tentatively Seminole County is to have the use of five Ped-o-Jets" beginning the end of October and running through the first week December. of was made Into a raging thunderstorm. No trace of him has been found. But the FBI, extremely aware that the statute of limitations on the 1971 crime Is about to expire, continues the hunt. "ao-; a:::r sec., r es eea' ',"S 50 0 ara se:,..' 'es :.icase0 'oe wee-e-'s 'C rese" a L:a"s 'r0.5 exv,la r ea'eo • " U.S. Program 0 By DONNA FSTf,.s Herald Stall Writer between Seattle and Reno, Nev. ' No one Is sure whether Cooper survived the Jump, which case." it said. Cooper ended up with 1200.000 in cash. He parachuted from the jet's rear door somewhere Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Controversy Surrounds 1 given by a man who paid cash AP 68 th Year, No. 29+-Friday, July 30, 1976 C oo p er I It's al' SEATrLE ][I ceive humane handling and are disposed of humanely. The bureau says It would wel. come such legislation, but says a better solution would be crealion of national preserves fo the horses. The law permits the killing of says. Where adequate water is available, horses won't come near the traps. Once the horses are caught. federal government's "Adopt A Horse" program takes over and private parties can take the animals into their homes for noncommercial pur- One bill now pending in Congress would allow the bureau to sell or donate excess animals, with the condition that they re- a we c n hay? 10 be destcoyed. say we've done ever1hing hu' manly possible to avoid it, she where no more horses can be placed with individuals, The only alternative, said Mrs. Johnston is destruction of the animals. "When the satura. tion point is reached and the time comes that some horses 'We're not going to be able to catch the horses except where water is a factor." Rowland Pland U%UUWWWW Mrs. Johnston and Rowiand agree the adoption program is not limitless and eventually the saturation point will be reached Stone Cabin Valley In central Nevada. but the bureau sass it will not work over the long run on a large scale. - Rnn •• II at of Each "Ped-o-.Jet" can administer some 1,200 in. oculations per clay, Meanwhile, a wire service story out of Washington Thursday reported that Di-. Anthony Morris, director of the Slow, Latent and Temporate Virus Branch of the Food and Drug Administration, and once the government's chief vaccine control officer, has been fired and four roomsful of his test animals were destroyed. The firing purportedly took place after the Washington Post published a story quoting Morris saying the effectiveness of the swine flue vaccine was only 20 per cent. Morris's statement contradicted one made by Dr. Theodore Cooper of the U.S. Department Health, Education and Welfare that the vaccine Is 89 per cent effective. 0 eaies wine Flu. Shots One of Morris' studies with the animals involved hypersensitivity to the influenza vaccine. One study showed that 54 per cent of those getting a flu shot In 1968 came down with severe cases of influenza during the next flu epidemic while only 25 per cent of those not taking the flu shot got the disease. Another study showed that 55 per cçnt of an immunized group got the flu while 28 per cent of the unlmrnunized got the 'bug.' In June, 19Th, the wire service story reported Dr. John E. Craighead, in the department of pathology and oncology the University of Vermont, said immunization enhanced the severity of the disease sometimes weeks and even years later. Several scientists have said it will take two to three years repeat Morris' influenza studies as at of to destroyed by the government. Dr. Vann Parker, a Sanford pediatrician and member of the local citizens committee, said today that while Morris' dire predictions of the effectiveness of the flu vaccine may be right "there is just as good evidence" that scientists who believe In the vaccine's effectiveness are right. "It's anybody's guess who Is right," he said, adding that all can "feel sure that vaccine that Is dangerous will be given." "How effective it will be will not be known until after It is given," Dr. Parker said. "There is no way to be certain how effective It Is without a lot of trial and error and a lot of waiting. Flu vaccine has become more effective and improved every year," Dr. Parker said particular fears about the swine no flu center its similarity to the strain that hit the world in 1918 arid claimed thousands lives. The similarity was discovered recently when a flu epidemic occurred In New Jersey and several "healthy, young adult males died." He said that many of the deaths in 1918 related to the flu were actually from complications that can be effectively treated today with antibiotics. Dr. Parker said that many decisions are made during the process of developing a vaccine which leaves room for disagreement on procedure. "And there is way can right in and make a 100 per cent effective vaccine without taking a lot of tests and a lot of time. 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VUIU ROOF Texture TI - I 1 -- ,i I ___ - I L _)9Yack & Decker' ' 7301 _ ,4 1 Single Hung ALUMINUM WINDOWS CIRCULAR SAW 999 . know that," "The board tells us they Rosenthal said, "and we're never have enough allowing for 50 per cent of that. money, but each year That still leaves over $2 million there's a carryover of in unencumbered funds," "Certain Individual schools millions. The teachers have been subsidizing this have earned a large portion of county school system for that money," Cowley said, "and they want to use that years and we're tired of proposed 1976-77 budget, which money for their own programs it. has been tentatively approved this year. We won't take that -SEA Negotiator money by the school board and which from individual schools, Steve Rosenthal is based on the same $8,100 which was earned by those starting salary, the SEA Istudents, and throw it into one spokesman countered with four 4 - He also noted that school pot. board Investments earned one"We can't do that under the points: I - He said that there was a quarter of a million dollars in law," Cowley said, "After all, you (the SEA) went from a $4 million carryover In this interest over the past year. "This is a reasonable $7,800 base salary to $8,100 last year's budget from which a portion of the increase could proposal," Rosenthal said. year and how do you think you ,,The board tells us they never got it? Through carryover come. 2 - He noted that $1.4 million have enough money, but each funds and that carryover won't had been budgeted for two year there's a carryover of last forever if we keep taking it schools that aren't even in millions. 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All Kimbrough knew specifically parks department workers are Glissson says the county "must where the cuts would come paid out of CETA funds. That provide services.' To provide . . . , slip into a from, four requests are means the county would be services requires money As budget hearings . as potential required to pick up the tab or something commissioners say i' " 'j third straight day today, emerging . ' Seminole County corn- "problem" areas that are sure the entire parks staff will be Is in short supply. ' .. v: . wiped out. Hattaway predicts Another program sure to missloners say they are to receive a critical eye. 'C i by Office of some sort of reduction, but the undergo careful scrutiny Is outlined As committed to holding land , ' 7 / chairman doesn'tforesee a S55,751 budgeted for a public taxes to last years level.Management Analysis and transportation system from the Holding the line at 5,37 mills Evaluation (OMAE) Director total reduction, . "problem" areas - Public Works Department. Longwood and Altamonte Glisson means more than $4-million Pat .j' •' :iè Last year's appropriation was Springs areas to Downtown t. mustbechoppedfromthe$2l.6- are: / C 0 m p r e h e n s i v e estimated at $422 380 a figure Orlando million worth of requests County staff mem bers say submitted by department Employment and Training Act that has increased to $1,1 66,9 . / , ' .' {" It (CETA)fund.s.Thefederaljobs in fiscal 1976-77. Most of the they will recommend against chiefs. ,, Commission Chairman Mike program pays about 72 salaries increases listed are for new funding for buses unless the ' -'. ' expenditure of funds can be liattaway, Commissioner for workers in county govern- equipment. . -- - , . 1, In additition to the four justified by increased riderRichard Williams and Corn. merit. Federal funds have been S.i1 .. . . missioner John Kimbrough say slashed, thus the county, if it "problem" areas outlined, the ship. In 1775-76, department chiefs . II they will cut requests until the retains the workers, must come county may get 0W,000 less ' budget is at the $18-million up with an additional $500,000. from federal revenue sharing submitted about the same level ."' - Courthouse space. To unless the program receives of requests. They were cut to dollar level, which is the figure about $18-million to meet Sanford's Downtown Kiwanis Club claimed a state record for "taterclub" meetinp today wben 24 that will allow residents to pay provide accommodations for a approval from Congress. Glisson said he feels a $4- certified millage, which Is the members attended a 7a.m. gathering of the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis group at Buck's Restaurant, the same amount of tax as last third county judge in Seminole, Here 11rom left) Sunrise President Cliff Miller and Downtowners Lee Samuels, Phil Roche year - $5.37 per each $1,000 of the judiciary is requesting an million reduction could hurt same this year as last. However, department heads (president I and Ernie Cowley (district lieutemt governor) study a list of the members who logged taxable property evaluation. additional SIW.000 in office county services, particularly in "That's the objective," space. Kimbrough predicts the parks department which interviewed say little or no fat the downtown club's 100th "Interclub" since October 1, 1975. An "taterclub" oir cur3 when four members of one civic group attend another club's tn"ting. Luterclub Chairman Samuels said the 100 Williams said. "I don't see any funding judicial needs this year has experienced rapid growth was included in requests this in the past few years. year. way we can go over that." overall will be difficult. plateau Is a new Kiwanis standard for Florida and may even be a national mark. 1020 7 11 - Inside frosted bulbs in 60. Thor 100 watts. t'.''PWST :4 " , 4 Three young leads that may bring about more arrests. Thursday's developments tumbled out rapidly, rn.r. ,u',.iiht in theki!nanini of 28 schoolchildren ''r'''o -------are in Jail. But authorities beginning with the arrest of James Schoenfeld, and their bus say they are pressing their Investigation for 24, shortly before 7 a.m. in Menlo Park, Calif. unidentified suspects who may have been in- FBI agents said Schoenfeld was spotted Wednesday night driving a green van with Idaho Ii. volved in the bizarre mass abduction. The case broke wide open Thursday with the cense plates by "a person who knew him well." arrests of Frederick N. Woods in Vancouver, police spotted the van again Thursday morning Canada, and his former schoolmate. James and made the arrest without incident. His arrest so close to home was something of a Schoenfeld, near Schoenfeld's San Francisco surprise since authorities had said eiu'ler that Peninsula home. ------ i, 'i, S41WnjrtdhdtrjedtWjcetO cross the Cafladiafl ..--.came as Richard border nearly two weeks ago and had been linked lung search for the Schoenfeld pleaded innocent to 43 felony counts to incidents In Reno, Nov., Spokane, Wash., arid Alene, Idaho. at an arraignment in this small farming corn- Coeur d' Attorney Edward Merrill said Schoenfeld had 15. mnunity where the kidnaping took place July returned to California to surrender that morning All three are held on bail of $1 million each. Although Woods and the Schoenfeld brothers to Merrill's law partner, William Gagen. "He v.ere the only persons sought arrest warrants was supposed to be In our office this morning at ii ti.c case, authorities are pursuing various a.m. to make arrangements to surrender." CIIOWCIIIIJ..A, Calif. 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The judge then annowiced the settlement and dismissed the Jurom As attorneys For both sides were shaking hands outside the courtroom, the jurors filed past them and mentioned that If they had been allowed to return the verdict, it would have been In favor of the hospitaL Edward and Myra Farrell had sued the circuit hospital, claiming that their son, Jimmy, now 6, the was blinded shortly after his birth suburban Silver Spring, Md., hospital as the resuit of negligence by the hospital and two dcctors. The suit argued that an excessive amount of oxygen was administered to the infant alter be was born two weeks prematurely on Oct. 12, 1969, and that the oxygen apparently led to the development of a rare disease that destroyed the boy's sight. During the trial, attorney David Goldberg had argued for the Farrells that the hospital and doctors in charge of the delivery room were negligent in failing to ensure that the oxygen pumped into the infant's incubator turned before its concentration became dangerously high. Hospital lawyers argued that the oxygen was needed because the child was having difficulty breathing. at off 1K ,I A;, q, T_ If'. , ., _,~ -r,1 htr, ' 'p b I4'1 r.c%1t4 ' 15Ec aBulb .680 10 40 By ED PRI1KET Herald Staff Writer .' i , . , lin It ) .. - M"Ills I ' . FUTM ~ ', No,'e/co' 85 . . RECORD-SETTING . 79 .Plli"~ =20=11i' 1~~f.A_f~ -- - . ' V. %P.37 ,,., ,14c f - /I ,r 3'/i" *15" lapprox. S6lin. ft.) 3W' x23"(approx i .0-- . ~ . Seminole utticlais Attempting ' 01 Is." . S ',, w/Gfl , k d I ':i.' . , II 0 • ' . ELECTRI N/M. tE". ' . - I 12/2 Solid (" major To Hold Land Taxes At 1. I AWARD , Empire Styling in antique bronze finish, Model S 3532 SA VE FUEL COS TS 1 . 4 I ,' Each 8 - . Y-"' - 'L ... . . 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When we ask the administration for it, they tell us It's in the schools, teacher salary schedules for the "Why is it (the carryover 1976-77 school year. Funds) always being shuffled Steve Rosenthal, chief from one piece of paper to negotiator for the SEA, lit the another every time we ask for fuse on Thursday when he those Funds?" Rosenthal asked. tangled with the school board's Cowley said, "We're chief negotiator, Ernie Cowley. budgeting in a conservative Rosenthal offered a counter figure. We're not going to be a proposal to the board's initial part to any fiscal irresponoffer and dropped the SEA's sibility." demand for a starting base At this, Rosenthal pointed out that 60 per cent is the accepted salary from 111,00) to $8,000. portion of a school budget that "This amount ($8,900) would should go to teacher's salaries, bring us up to it decent standard of living," Rosenthal said. "Yet Seminole County Only lflrr.,'.m. ,and hn.n i,,hi,1i,ina this rnnntv in ib,, fnrni nf nv raises " cnpnd 41 rr cent of its total And ('nwlpv counter ed with ,,I.,o,,,s, the question, "Just how much Bracken) school system for years and Bill Dailey,amernberof the budget for teacher'; are you digging into the taxSEA negotiating team, argued Why" 3 - He said that facts prove we're tired of It." Cowley asked Rosenthal if he payer's pocket for this figure? that Seminole County received Cowley pointed out that many that department heads in the 39 How much more would It cost the sixth largest amount among of the carryover funds are public county schools do not wanted the Seminole County than what you received last the 67 counties in Florida from already encumbered (already have those carryover funds, school system to go in debt in year?" the State Department of spent, such as for school buses although it is shown on the that have not yet arrived), proposed budget, Rosenthal appeared to have Education Last year. l(iintlnuedOn I'age2-M "Yes, - reqwrementsAAMA . ______ done his homework well, as he quickly cited that last year's base salary of $8,100 amounted to $17,193,384 while the $8,000 proposed figure would cost $18,891,496 a difference of $1,698,112. After Cowley asked Rosenthai if he had examined the '..'_.•''. 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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>, July 29, 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/aea7f74bdc13cbca49573634aa76153a.pdf 944a289df7450ccbe16e758d03ee4293 PDF Text Text -- :--S, -- - ---- --- ____ ---- -.- - - ---..- - I I 41-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 24, 191i Visitors Outnumber Residents ' estricted' Restricted Funny, Serious Sides ___ :-:)f _ f!6_._ eveiAl en V iewe d LOS ANGELES (AP) Television viewers will have an opportunity in cOfl4 ncjitha to sample both the funny and the serious sides of entertainer Steve Allen. Already airing In some cities Is a syndicated series of 10 comedy specials which reunites Allen with some of the top comedians who worked on his TV shows over the pest 20 years, Including Don Knotts, Louis Nye, Bill Dana, Pat Harring. ton, Thu Conway and Gabe Dell. Each program In this "Laugh-Back" series runs 90 minutes and features not only new comedy routines with Steve and his chums but also some classic sketches they did on his old shows. Allen resurrected most of the old black and white footage from his own files. Later this year, Allen's serious side Emerge In "Meeting of Minde, six one hour prnams that he wrote and appears In for the Public Broadcasting Service. The format provides for discussion of ut national and International Issues by famous historical figures such as St. Thomas Aquinas, Cleopatra, Thomas Jefferson and President Theodore Roosevelt, based on their written and reported views. The PBS series will present a different foursome In each of the six Installmenti, with Allen serving as moderator, It's a series he has been nurturing for 16 years despite repeated rebuffs from the networks and other commercial broadcasters who said the Idea was admirable but wouldn't draw much of an audience. Projects of such diverse nature are hardly - surprising from Allen, whose abundant creative talents also extend to dramatic acting, playing the piano and writing poetry, novels, plays and songs. But he is best known as a lv funnyman and talk show hoot. Allen, in fact, was the first hoot of The Tonight Show" on NW'.. hnkilnu 11* Irab from 1953 to 1956. Unfortunately, nnne of the film from that period will be seen In the new "LaughBack" series. en explained why during an interview In his "Someone at San Fernando Valley office NBC, upon discovering a few years ago that the was running short of space in Its New Jersey storage warehouse, solved the problem by burning not only my three years of 'The Tonight Show' but just about all the films that NBC had produced from, I think, around 1949 to - 1955.01 Still, his munerolLs other shows over the years produced plenty of great routines from which to choose for "LaughBack." In one Installment screened to preview the new series, In fact, the old material was funnier by far than the new. Allen says these two recent forays Into the familiar folds of television have done nothing to change his opinion of the medium. "Economically It's very healthy," he observed. "Creatively lt'sprobablyaboutu bad or as good as It ever was, depending on one's requirements. "Fm grateful that there are good shows on the air from time to time." Busing Is Urged WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford, asking Congress to restrict basing as a means of desegregating public schools, Is expected to urge - )ju!.tlnt' that ,vr'i,Is !!r" the duratiGn of busing programs and narrow U cases where courts can order busing. As part of his plan, the President today is expected to ask Congress to declare that judges can order busing only to correct segregation caused by official governmental action, such as the work of a school board. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi Indicated last week that the bill might also seek a time limit of three years for such busing. Town Pl"nn`mg ROCKFORD, Mich. (AP) Imagination turned a run-down area of this small western Michigan town Into a sho pping area with enough allure that its da ily visitors often outnumber Rockford's residents. The 34 small shops and resta uran ts of Squires Street Square are now pumping at least Iaw.i**i in toe town's economy each - DMdends avs - I Many of the proprietors like Mrs. Anglin homemade doughnuts and cider squeezed coverled a hobby Into an occupation. She from a century-old press. was staff ing coordinator at a Grand The Farmers bought othe r property Rapids hospital un til about three years nearby until they owned eight parcels. Today, Mike Farmer Is la ndlord for many ago. the Square's shops. of A visit to one of the Square's busI nesses spurred her decision to open a But, he says: - . - x:veiK IV IC7 i "r y,,,fri.w, .. - 'i fit 1146M Ruaw"s- .... a hobby for a good many years," she said. , ,. - -,- 1-...... . ' - ______ ________ __ d..•. ______ _____ . . _. 1 ____ ______________________________ '' --`_ - . •J_ 1 f . . :'.. i . , . _______ ____ • I _______ ______ 1. :'. i _____ _______ , T" ____ ________ ____ ,. -- , / - I I *" - - - . -- . t - .-- '-' -. 2(Y/o of f woman, past performances won't help you much In trying to handicap the coming presi. dentlal election. Of the eight vice presidents before Gerald Ford to attain the presidency unexpectedly, four made it on their own later, and Four failed, The lucky four were the most recent cres, while the failures all made their runs in the past century. On the other hand the victors, as well as the losers, reached the No.2 spot by popeIar election, whereas Ford was appointed by his predecessor. Because Warren Harding's administration, like Richard Nixon's, was tainted by scandal, some parallels can be drawn between Calvin Coolidge's political situation and that of Ford. But the graft rampant in the Harding regime did not come to fight until after his death. Coolidge's tight-Upped conservatism fitted the country's postwar mood in 1924 and, norrJnated by the Republicarts on their first ballot, he swamped John W. Davis by an electoral vote of 382 to 136. Harry Truman made himself the everlasting darling of the underdog politician by upsetting all predictions and beating Thomas E. Dewey In 1948. This was all the more amazing because Franklin D. Roosevelt's act was such a hard one to follow, and because Truman's popularity In the polls had fallen as low as30 per cent. But, alter trying at first to tread In FDR's Footsteps, "Give 'em hell" Harry talked tough to Russia, challenged labor leader John L. Lewis, barnstormed the country and beat Dewey 303 to Legal Notice Legal Notice If you are a betting man or given FICTITIOUS'M Notice Is hereby that I am engaged In bylines at 112 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name Of IMPACT ADVERTISING. and that l intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole F,...,4d ;0outmdarni Wfl " " the Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section ::.:: 5: Arthur R. AbbOtt Pubiith: June 10, 17, 21, July 1. 1976 DEA-4 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND UNITED STATFS DISTRICT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.ltfl.CA49. COURT NO. 76.44.OrI.Clv.Y II UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ELLA G. CUMMINGS and OLIVE Plaintiff •v.Charles L. Jeiserette, MAE BOwZ)EN, of ii, Defendant(s). NOTICE OF Plaintiff,, SALE -Notice is hereby given that VS. pursuant to a FINAL DECREE Of JOSEPH M. SEPULVEDA, JR., and Foreclosure entered on May 1$, 916 BARBARA M. SEPULVEDA, his by the above entitled Court, in the wife, above styled cause, the undersigned Defendants. United States Marshal, or one of his NOTICE OF SUIT duly authorized deputies, will silt TO: JOSEPH M. SEPULVEDA, the property situate in Seminole JR., and BARBARA M. County. Florida. described as: Lot SEPULVEDA, his wit,, whOse 36 and the South k i of Lot IS of residence Is unknown but whose Lilt WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, known address Is: 1311 North 3VIEDO, according to the plat Central Avenue, ChIcago. Illinois thereof as recorded in Plat Book 3, 60631 oage 37 of the Public Records of You are hereby notified that a Seminole County, Florida at public Complaint to foreclose a certain aitcry to the highest and best bidder mortgage recorded In Official for cash it 12:00 o'clock flO011 on Records Book 1011. Page 155, of the Thursday. July I, 1916 at thi west Public Records 04 Seminole County, door of the Seminole County Florida, encumbering the following Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. described property being and Dated: 3.2576 situate in Seminole County, Florida, MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER to wit: United States Marshal Middle District of Florida Lot 1 of EAST LONGW000 SUBDIVISION, Seminole County, KENDELL W. WHERRY Florida. according to the Plat Assistant United States Attorney thereof as recorded in Plat Book to, Attorney for Plaintiff Page 33. 04 the Public Records 04 Publish: Jyfli 3, to, 17, 21, 1916 DEA-10 Seninole County. Florida; has been filed against you in the ebovs$tyled Court. and you we required 10 serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE answeror pleading to the Complaint EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. on Plaintiffs' Attorney, S. JOSEPH CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DAVIS, JR., of the firm of STEN. COUNTY, FLORIDA STROM. DAVIS I. McINTOSH, Post In No: The Marriage of Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, SHIRLEY I. EIFLANDER 32771.and file theoriginal answer or Petitioner, pleading with the Clerk of me CIr. and cult Court, Eighteenth Judicial CHARLES T. EIFLANDER Circuit, at the Courttioue at San. Respondent. ford, Seminole County. Florida, on NOTICE OF ACTION or be#ori the 20h day of July, A.D. TO: CHARLES T. EIFLANDER 1976. II you fail to do so Default and LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: ultimate Judgment will be taken 547 Orange Ave. against you id' the relief demanded OvIEDO, FLORIDA in the Complaint. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an This Notice shall be Published action for Dissolution 04 Marriage once each week for tour consecutive has been filed against you and you weeks in the Evening Herald, are r.quiret to serve a copy of DATED this 1$thd.ayof June, A.O written defenses, If any, to and on 1916. before July 25t11 1916 &W file liii original with the clerk of trils court: (Seoi) Aflbur H. Buckwlth. Jr.. otherwise a default will be entered Clerk of the Circuit Court against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. By, Cherry Kay Travis W1TNESSm'J hand and the Seat of Deputy Clerk this Court on June 21st, 1y11, 5. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., SQ,, 04 STENSTROM. DAVI3 I, (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. McINTOSH Attorn:1 f' Pta1nitft Clerk of Phi Circuit C" By: Lillian T. Jenkins Posi Office Box 1230 Deputy Clerk Ssnlord, Florida 33111 PublIsh: 31, July t I, IS, W16 Publish: June 24, July !. S. IS, 1976 DEA 114 DEA 112 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at S R. 136 P.O. Box, 3211 Forest City, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of THRIFTY AUTO PARTS, INC - DBA THRIFTY AUIO PARTS. and that I int.,vl te, r.ø i'$.,' said name with the Clerk of th. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accc.fdance with the :, ;...,,,, Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65 09 Florida Stautss 1957. S: G. M. Washburn, II (Pres.) PUbIIV', June tO, 17, 24, July 1. 1976 DEA-31 Sale 16.80 'Summit', our scroll quilted bedspread in luscious fashion colors. No-Iron polyester/cotton top and back with polyester fiberfill. Many colors. - Jun. I 11 Full; reg. $23. Sal. 18.40 Queen; reg. $26. Sale 20.80 King; reg. $38. Sal. 28.80 S ale 16.80 Twin; reg. $21 'Floral Medley' features bouquets of tulips and irises on a soft pastel background. Machine washable polyester/cotton with polyester fiberfill. Full; reg. $24. Sale 19.20 Queen; reg. $31 Sal. 24.80 King; reg. $38. Sal. 30.40 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Jun. 27. ,11111111111111111h, - - - - - - J ___ ___ - -- .1I 11IJI - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 3rd day 01 February. A.D. 1976, in that certain case en titled, The Celotex Corporation, Plaintiff. -vs Semoran Drywall Supply. Inc., and Kuron McMinn dba Mac's, Drywall, 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 Kuron McMinn, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida. more particularly described as follows: the warehouse and property located at the street address of 464 Plumose Avenue, Casselberry, Florida. with the legal description being: all that part of Lot 7, First Addition to Casselberry, according the Plat theriof recorded in Plat Book Y. Page 10, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying westerly of new Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right of way, comprising .933 acres south of the county road better known as Plumosa Road. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 31:00 A.M. on the 16th day of July, A . D. 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bdder, for cash, subject to any and all existing joins. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthovie in Sanford. Florida. the above described reel oroprty. That said sale Is being mado to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. E. Polk Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: June 21, July I. I, IS. 1976 DEA ti4 June _ __ -- i " _,~. _. _ - J / IN - /111"v ..... _______..6....-..%Q.%...------ ~~,,_~ _11 11.1 ~~_ 1. :-~. ,:~ ___ - - - / / Reg. 3 for 3.69. Save 20% on men's underwear. It's easy-care, comfortable and long wearing in Fortrel polyester/combed Cotton blend Choose athletic shirt, T-shirt and briefs. - I / 4 . . 11 "N Men's underwear. Sale 3 for 2.95 ,' ,,.._-.' Sal. prices effective thru I BR efinanc in , CaIa1. Cash, FL fl2.lS Stern PB. US-ISle ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 5* a.m. 1.6 P.M. TV".,*ad.. Then. B Sat. Open swam. ft silo p.m. Monday I Frtday, 5e P, $4141It - - IN VEX 115 4-A Dear Abby 1-B 8-B Horoscope 8-A Hospital -- -- - - -- -S-A 5-A 3-H Obituaries ----6-B Sports ---------- 6-7A 6-B 4-15 Television 1-B 4-A Women . - - - - - - - WINTER PARK MALL ## ., PVI £IVJ II) i..UIILLUUV ii,.. lily A Is I.. ek-----CIi&4Ul lii U uve[' ..,.,.,, nor's office said today that Art Canady, to w hom the FDCLE first directed its request For permission to conduct the in. vestigation without results, Is ne., longer general counsel to the governor. She said Don Middlebrook will assume the duties of chief general counsel to the governor Monday, adding it will probably be Tuesday be fore he can complete a review of the ----L,l..._ cuiiiuer _.. my request ior another state attorney to come In and evaluate the f indings and take what action deemed necessary to dispose of the matter." Herring said the Information in the report covers multiple areas and involves many witnesses. "The matter will eventually go to a grand jury, based on my experience of investigations of this nature," Herring said. RONALD AND NANCY REAGAN - . , declared. "We have done nothing divisive. They have done nothing except be divisive." Reagan and Ford are locked in a tight race for the GOP nomination, with the President holding the edge, 1,008 delegates to 928 for Reagan with 1, 130 needed for the nomination and 161 to be picked. The challenger and First Lady Betty Ford were scheduled to address the Minnesota convention and mingk with de legates toda y. 01 I " t" rt- !" t ' t', meanwhile, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter ran his delegate total past the 1,505 needed for the nomination. Carter pushed O%t r the majority barrier exactly four months after he won the opening primary in New Hampshire. With the convention still 17 days away, Carter's total edged up to 1,510, an Associ. ated Press-delegate survey found. The survey counts only delegates who are legally committed or who have publicly declared their preference for one candidate. It does not include any delegate who is leaning toward a candidate, nor does it count delegate votes simply on the statement ot a party leader. Delegates to the M in neso ta convention voted 877 tP' r:.ar:: delegate get a majority vote at the state convention. About 55 per cent of the delegates favor Ford. During a two-hour debate on the rules, Reagan backers warned that a failure to split up the 18 delegates could tear the party apart and hurt state legislative races. --- - " '.' ..'- r".' .-,.0-,n.. i Delegate Count Gives - . .I . Nomination To Carter ~~ I -,, _?111 , .. -..-' .4w, . - 1. ~\ _,~ .. WASHINGTON (AP) Jimmy Carter has now collected enough committed convention delegates to give him the Democratic presidential nomination, an Associated Press survey shows. Carter, who never trailed any other contender in his bid for the necessary 1,505. delegates, pushed over the majority harrier Th ursday, exactly four months alter he won the opening primary In New Hampshire. With the convention still 17 days away, Carter's total edged up to 1,510, the A? delegate survey - I %nommmomwv JI%LMY .t) IIUSM.'sNN ('thTEI( found, The survey counts only delegates who are legally committed or who have publicly declared their preference for one candidate. It does not include any delegate who is leaning toward a candidate, nor does it count delegate votes sunply on the statement of a party leader. Carter's nomination became virtually certain when the primaries ended June 8 and his victory in the Ohio primary boosted his delegate total to 1,125. Democratic leaders and forner opponents rushed to endorse him. Carter, who met Thursday with Democratic congressional leaders in Washington, said he welcomed the AP survey finding. "I'm glad to hear it," he said. "We've got a very good certainty of a first ballot victory." Carter called the AP survey "a very conservative count." "Our confidential delegate count is approaching 1,800," he said. Decision Exempt, ; Workers From Overtime Rules - Open IS am. hiS p.m. Monday tare Saturday Openivaday liiifeIHp.is. Catilog Cen ter ft. 6441564 Stein Ph. 647-W3 ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) President Ford's backers won a key test at the start of Minnesota's Independent-Republican convention and appeared ready today to claim the state's 18 remaining national nominating delegates, The convention, with more than half of the attending deleaates Ford supporters, voted to require majority support for each of the 18 delegates left to be picked. tt' n.iJ nomination, arrived here from Mississippi after the vote and reacted angrily to word of the rule change. lie said he would support his backers if they decided to walk out of the state meeting in protest. "If party unity is being hurt, it is being hurt by the other side," the former California governor - r Open 1$a.u.. 1.tp.m.M.nday t*rv Saturday Open Sunday I too tSS:'p.m. AtXICiI' Ford W ins Minnesota Convention Test P1cm Withdrnwn By El) PRICK E'rr Neiswender said the county is meeting county co mm issioners Herald Staff Writer back at home base on the bond were advised to h ir e a pr ivate A bond refinancing program issue. And wi th no proposal adviser to evaluate the Hough that county officials said wo ul d before the commission, the offer, in addition to the check save tax pa ye rs $912,000 has execu ti ve assis tant said the that was sc he dul ed by Ke lly. been wi thdrawn, Exec. Asst. county will ha ve to seek new Pat Glisson, di rector of Roger Neiswender announced proposals. Office of Management A na lysis Tuesday's award came af te .0 tDdxly. r and Evaluation (OMAE), slid Wi ll iam R. proposa ls from three firms advised agai nst refinancing. In Neiswender Hough officials informed him Including Hough were rejected a memorandum to the corn. Thursday that the county two weeks after the Kelly firm mission he ur ged th at bonds not commission-approved retin. said all three investment firms be refinanced, but he said if the anclng package was being viola t ed county guide li nes, county does refinance bonds The i ni tial Hough offer, ofwi thdrawn because of a change 4 then an ou tside source should fic.la.ls said, would have saved in the bond market. be employed to evaluate the The refinancing contract was the coun ty $6,000. On legality of the Hough bid. awarded the Hough firm second bid the projected County F iscal Agent Emmett ~ ! . Tuesday. All that was lacking savings jumped to $912,000. the Taylor assur ed the coun ty that At Tuesday's meeting Rough roval of t he •wasfinal a pp p , offer from county bond counsel president of the Leedy Cor- Hough's first offer w hi ch listed poration cha rged the Rough a $625,000 savi ngs met co unty. Jo hn Kelly of Jacksonville. The Rough firm stood to of fer would not meet f ederal Imposed guidelines. But a letter from Kelly listed itake $162,000 on the project. requlrement.t However, George Bla nd, a several violations against which was to refinance a $2.4million bond issue that was Hough re presentative, denied Rough and a bo ut the same used last year to purchase the allegations. Bland said the numbe r of infractions against Leecly Indian Hills and Consumer of fer had been evaluat ed by the oth er two firms pe ts was wi and r th Southeastern Municipal, legal ex in and Utilities, 11 "They said they were forced guidelines set by the federal So, commissioners rejected all bids and had the firms rebid - to withdraw," Neiswender said. government, Bland is the county's former Tuesday, when Rough's offer "We'll be see ki ng legal input fiscal adviser. At Tuesday's was accepted . from the county attorney." Around The Clock Bridge -------------Calendar Church Comics Crossword Editorial SANFORD PLAZA IUU&ii GERALD AND BETTY FORD %W Dolls from around the world are the legacy of a Lifetime as a "Navy wife" for Mrs. Betty Minor of Sanford. She boasts more than 100 dolls in her collection. Page I-C, Women's Section. t - •I. WV - Inside Sunday - ' ' h, IJJ - Sidney Vthlen Jr., Democratic candidate for but he voted for the Increased Congressional the U.S. House of Representatives, today called expense budget last year. meaning that he voted for a federal Investigation of th e reelection for an Increased mail budget -obviously, laying campaign activities gt Rep. Richard Kelly, the the groundwork for h14 usef Americans' hardearned tax dollars to kick off his reelection Republican incumbent. Vlhlen cited Kell y's recent mailing of campaign this year." li terature to residen ts of Florida's Distr ict 5 Bill Purvis, Kell y's press secretary, called w hich he says "must be classified as multi. Vihien's charges "absolute nonsense." It colored political campaign li terature" "The iiteature that Cc grczman Kelly =no "True," Vihien said, "the law states that a out was no thing but announcements to the mem ber of Congress can communicate in this constituents of the Fif th Congressional District manner with constituents, but this piece Is of Florida saying that the Congressman would be ridiculous. . coming on the eve of Kelly's in the area to conduct public forums th is Sunday, Jun. 27. ,/ ICIAII ICI Vihlen Seeks U.S. Probe Qf Rep. Kelly's Mailing am U 27. mlnhla., f.s,' IiI Brevard State Atty. Abbott der's off ice. Kell ey has said matter," Herring, hand-delivered to the that some of the questions A spokesman in the govergovernor's office ln Tallahassee asked by Herring's office have nor's of fi ce said today that this morning a length y report involved the hours worked by Fulenwider personally on the investigation conducted individuals and the use of of- deli vered the report at 10 this by Herrin g's office over nearly (ices by parttlme public morning. three months. defenders. Herrin g said he received a The Investigation was beg un The Herring today declined "substantial complaint" from a after a complaint was filed with comment on the content of his witness who had previously on A pril 5. report to the governor. Kelley sought an investigation of Herring asked Askew for the was not available for comment Kelley from the Brevard assignment of another sta te at either his Brevard or County Sheriff's Department In attorney to handle the case Seminole County offices. December, qualification For reelection," weekend. Vthlen, a Sanford resident and Seminole "These meeting announcements have been County Commissioner, said, "Not only is Kelly approved by the sta ff of the Post Office and Civil using federal tax monies to launch his campaign, iContin ued on Page 2-Ap - a - ua.il,,,.P,,. . Save 20 0 o on all our _ __ ___ __ ___ __ - ___ - -___-- - -__- -___- - - - - - - ,. "lengthy" report. On April 5, the witness was H.A. Rhodes(left) of Geneva known to many as Chief Red Eagle, has been nam ed Cherokee Chief of the Year while Henry Barron of Osteen, otherwise known as Chief Winter Hawk, has been named th e winner of a contest for the most authentic Indian costume. The vot ing took place at a recent meeting of some 42 Cherokee chiefs from throughout the U.S. There will be a Cheroke e Tribe Pow Wow Saturday and Sunday at Family World Golf and Country Club, Osteen, with many events planned for bo th days. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) CHEROKEES' Top CHIEF Twin; - - - quilted spreads. 189. Neither Teddy Roosevelt, an amazingly versatile and chartsmatic figure, nor Lyndon B. Johnson had much trouble holdIng onto the presidency for a full term after the assassinaLions of William McKinley and John F. Kennedy. Attacking the "malefactors of great wealth," Roosevelt In 1904 defeated the conservative New York Democrat, Alton B. Parker, by an electoral vote of 336 to 140. Johnson, one of the most experienced politicians ever to reach the White House, was riding high with his Great Society program when he burled Barry Goldwater under a 488 to 52 landslide In 1964. The first vice president to make the unscheduled upward leap was John B. Tyler. He served almost four years because William H. Harrison died after only a month In office. The Sheriff's Department Herring said that he included af ter Kelley last week announced he will be a a cover letter with the report contacted the Florida Depart- By DONNA EWES Herald Stall Writer :'. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Hwy. 426, Geneva, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RON'S APPLIANCE SERVICE, and that I intend tO register Said name with the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in eccordance with fn* provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section ..., 5: Ronnie Moran Publish: June Il, 24, July I, I. 1976 DEA $0 Governor Gets Report On Kelley outlining certain areas of the ment of Criminal Law Enfor- referred to Herring. He said he _____ ' 1 • I Gov Reubln Askew is ex- herring this fall, investigation and pointing out cement (FDCLE) about the Interrogated the wi tness and pected early next week to Kelley has said the In- that "I feel the investigation matter. The FDCLE, required Initiated the investigation and assign an outside state attorney vestigation covers everything mandates another state at- by law to have approval from since that time has taken sworn to evaluate the findings of an from the way his office Is torneycomeinandevaluatethe the governor before in- testimony From 32 witnesses. Investigation into the operation operated to his sex life and that f indings to take appropriate vestigatlng a matter con"Although the Investigation of 18th judicial circuit Public of some of his employes. action to conclude the matter." cerning an elected official, would not be considered Defender Franklin Kelley's The state attorney said the could not pursue It when the complete," Herring sa id, "it The investigation also office. reportedly Includes the use of governor's office "indicated authorization was not for- was to a point where the Jack Fulenwider, chief in- Kelley's former wife as a court they would assign another state thcomlng. governor shou ld review It and ' - I' ruusi uerenaer invesrigarea ____________ .. :. .4 - ..7 I i ________ - ':' ii bib___ .i I ; i~ '' _ Even Chance In Election Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I. I , - - .ii. 1. ning," said Dorothy Anglin, a candle shop local Chamber of Commerce, described said: "Squire Street can stand on Its own owner w ho heads the Square's merchants' business as "mostly Mom and now." He noted some shop owners are association. Pop operations" but estimated they still starting to buy their stores from him. The Square's theme is historic, gross at least $500,000 annually. Dave Hutchins, a Rockford banker ai Buildings look much as they did 75 or 100 Reed, who owns a gift shop outside the years ago. From the outside, "There Square area, said eight new btlSIflesSCS the Square is "going tirough growing hasn't been that much change except have opened in the past six months. Over pains" but "they bring In an awful lot of maybe for a fresh Coat of paint," Mi's. half of them ar e run by nonresidents, he traf fic." Anglin noted. said. Reed claimed the Square averages 3,000 Inside, the em phasis Is upon handcrafts, The Square star ted in 1970 when two antiques and food. The shops once held a Rockford brothers, Mike and Tim Farmer, visi tors daily from May through October. variety of businesses, including a livery fixed up the burned out and condemned Rockford, about 30 miles from Grand stable, barn, a feed mill, a railroad Dykstra feed elevator. As a hobby, the Rapids, has a population of about 2,800, he Farmers and their wives started selling said. caboose and even a coffin maker. History Shows Ford Has ']id1. - our personal funds because It was hard to The area's pace Is leisurely. Most shops get help from a bank." No government "Almost any town with old buildings are open only six hours da ily. (tifldS were used. could do this, It just takes a lot of planJohn Reed, secretary treas urer for the Still, the foundry supply firm president year. A C 68th Year, No. 26+-Friday, June 25, 1 - .. By JOE WING For Al' Newifeatures !L It r! . 1 l'vi.n WW-4 WEATHER Thursday's hIgh 83, tuJa,'oIuw 63. Partly cloudy through Saturday. A chance of thunderstorms during afternoon and evening hours. Highs In The upper SOs, lows in the low 70*. Mostly southeast winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability Is 50 per ceot. Details and tides on Page S-A. Court Ruling Brings Relief To Sanford Employes By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer A United States Supreme Court decision to exempt city employes from federal overtime regulations has triggered a big sigh of relief at Sanford City Hall. The city Is, under the court's ruling Thursday, permitted to compensate for overtime by giving time off in a later pay period. That was prohibited under an extension of the Fair Labor Stan- dards Act passed by Congress in 1974. ,,The first impact on us was on some city employes who had been working on a voluntary basis," said City Manager Warren Knowles, who had been forced to order a city employe to quit coaching Little League because of the law. "They ruled that work with Little League since it's a city recreation department program is a continuation of his job and that we would have to pay him overtime," Knowles said. "So I had to tell him he couldn't coach anymore." Knowles said the city's firemen were also relieved when the - - The court said the power of Congress to regulate interstate Supreme Court struck down the law. Over the next three years, work schedules for the firemen would have been changed so that commerce does not authorize it "to force directly upon the states each employe worked a 40-hour week. its choices as to how essential decisions regarding the conduct of Firemen now work a 56-hour week, but they're asleep for integral governmental functions are to be made." "We have reaffirmed today that the states as states stand on about 24 hours, Knowles said. "Under the 40-hour program, the dorms would be done away quite a different footing than an individual or a corporation when challenging the exercise of Congress' power to regulate cornwith and the firemen would have to be up, in uniform, actually iorking for 40 hours," he said. "But who wants to have an merce," Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote in the majority opinion. inspection at 11 p.m.?" Dissenting Justices William J. Brennan Jr,, Byron H. White Knowles said the, court ruling expected to ease tight budgets in many cities won't affect Sanford's budget because and Thurgood Marshall said their colleagues reasoning was "j the city has cut down considerably on overtime since the law was transparent cover for invalidating a congressional judgment with passed. "The Impact here will be in be!ter relations with city which they dLiagree." Justice John Paul Stevens dissented in a employes," Knowles said. separate opinion. The Supreme Court In a 5 to 4 decision struck down the The Fair Labor Standards Act prescribes minimum wages, extension of federal overtime regulations, which the National hours-and other working conditions. The present minimum wage League of Cities had been fighting since it was passed in 1974. The is $2.30 an hour. The law was passed by Congress In 1935 but all extension applied to nonsupervisory state and local government employes of states and their political subdivisions were exclw.!l ,rnr!I'ivn. from coverage until Congress passed the extension in 1974. - - - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2A—Ev.nlng HøraId Sanlord, Fl. 1 ______ i £1 PfIfl9S Fire Stat 101% , • by Martian Terrain Is Puzzling PASADENA, Calif. (API - Far from solving Martian mysteries, fresh photos from Viking 1 are instead challenging scientists to explain a landscape that grows more puzzling day by day. On one count, however, pictures received at Jet Propul. sion Laboratory early Thursday were reassuring: they seemed to show there will be enough hazard-free terrain for a safe Viking landing July 'There Is an enormous variety of terrain; some looks catastrophic but some looks just fine," said Dr. Harold Masursky, landing site team leader. 4. West Point Cheating Told 4 FIRE HALL READIED - Winter Springs Fire Station No. 2 wIll be officially dedicated tomorrow. The new building, located on Northern Way In the Tuscawilla Planned Unit': Develosnent, will be dedicated at 11 am. Sprucing up one of the trucks are (from left) Fire Chief Charles Iloliman, Fireman Tim Lallathlin, Charlie True of the Winter Springs Development Corp. Mayor Troy Piland, Nick Castellaro and Councilman John Daniels. (Herald Photo by Tom VIncent - Fe 1 r ii P a r k J1 a n Beg iii S -Year Sentence Today A 19-year-old Fern Park Triangle Drive, Maitland, tempted burglary and their man was scheduled to enter pleaded no contest to a charge cases were continued until July Seminole County Jail today to of possessing a controlled 20toallowattcrneystirnetofjle begin serving a one-year term substance. Hosemann ordered pre4rial motions. as the result of an unusual a pre-sentence investigation Other cases continued until sentence handed down earlier and allowed Van Horn, 22. to the trial week of July 19 inin the week by Circuit Judge A. remain free on bond until It is cluded: J. Hoseinann Jr. completed. - Rocky R. Darnell, 21, 101 Gary R. Ott, 282 Sandalwood Mayroae Street, Sanford; Roy An Ormond Beach man Court, pleaded guilty Wednes- year-old David M. Freeze, B. Clanton Jr., , 488 Over. day to the third-degree felony submitted a request to have his street Avenue, Longwood; and charge of selling a controlled case transferred to Volusia Floyd L. Joslin, 33, DeLand, all substance. County so that he could etster a of whom pleaded innocent to Hosemann sentenced Ott to plea there to a charge of oh- attempted escape from the serve five years in the State taming a controlled substance. Seminole County Jail and tO Department of Offender RehaAssistant State Attorney having contraband ill a county bilitation correctional center, William Atack said Freeze j detention facility. then suspended that sentence accused of the same offense in — Burnett S. Price, 36, of 234) and placed the defendant on Volusla and that officials there Cherrywood Drive, Maitland, probation for five years, with are planning to arraign him charged with aggravated the special condition that one soon on that charge. assault and shooting into a year of the probation be served Terry C. Wallace, 21, and dwelling. in the county jail, beginning at 5 Jesse D. Mitchell, 23, both of 615 — Boy Guess, 93, of Box 182 p.m. June . Park Avenue, Sanford, pleaded Washington Street, Midway, David W. Van Horn of Box 508 innocent to burglary and at- accused of aiding a lottery, in- as quiz. — , ___________ Belonging to: Don Borham. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Plaintiff, Sanford, FIa., Gertrude L. O'ConSEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA n PROBATION DIVISION JOHN FRANKLIN PERRY, it ux., ner, Las Vegas, Nevada, Karl File Number 76.160-Ce Dfindants. Redmond, Sanford, Fla., and Sara Waldo, Sanford, Fla. Division NOTICE OF SALE The sate to take place at 307 S. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In Re: Estate f that on the 7th day of July, 1916 at Pine Ave., Sanford, Fla.. A. J. LORRAINE L GRAHAM, Panel Upset Over Firing Case TALLAHASSEE (API - The Career Service Cornroisson says it's upuet at the way an attorney for Cornp. troller Gerald Lewis is dragging out his case against fired securities investigator Robert Prince. Commission members charged Thursday, the second day of a planned three-day hearing, that there would be no time for Prince to present his side of the dispute, forcing yet another delay possibly until December. l'rine.) who is battling to overturn his dismissal, charged that it was obvious the state was using delaying tactics to keep the matter from being settled. Session On Spending Urged FP I As k s Fo u r A r r e s ted Rate H ike On D r u g C ha r g e Fo r F u e I TALLAHASSEE (API — Secretary of State Bruce Smathers wants Gov. Reubin Askew to call a special legislative session to limit third-party campaign spen. ding, but the governor says no. I'll tell him no," Askew said Thursday as he briefly hit on several subjects at a news conference highlighted b his veto of the so-culled "shuot'to.kill" bill. The governor also said that he has no particular preference for the I)emocratic vice presidential nomination, and has found no basis for mLsconduct al. cusations against Springfield city officials. Air Crash Kills Cadet - PENSACOLA IAPi - Naval Cadet L)avid J. I,udinston, 23, of Seattle, was killed and his flight in. structor injured when their propeller-driven trainer crashed into an open field near Faircioth Field in Alabama, the Navy said here. The instructor, IA. J.G. Ted E. Mastenbrook, 26, of Pensacola, was in stable condition at the Naval Aerospace and Regional Medical Center in Pensacola early today, a Navy spokesman said. - Mayor Draws Fire For Letters SUNRISE (API — Sunrise Mayor John Lamelo, a congressional candidate, is coming under fire for using city funds to send congratulatory letters to 8,001) graduating high school seniors in'Browartl County. "It is an inappropriate use of public money," comrn plained County Commissioner Anne Knit,, one of Iomelo's opponents for the Democratic nomination to the 12th ('ongresslonal I)istrict seat. Legal Notice - '• e'7, Court Rejects Will Revision TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida State University sdtists, tho ar ced la.i ':k iL discovery oi at least three more natural elements, aren't waiting around for their finding to be confirmed by others. Instead, they said Thursday they have launched a new search for additional rocks where the elements might be located. There won't be a large stockpile of the elements anytime soon though. The scientists said if they were lucky enough to find a ton of rocks containing the new super heavy elements, it might yield enough pure element to be visible to the naked eye. ( i t I eS S tci teS 16tC t ()ii R U II 11g S - OCALA (AP) — A popular Florida attraction, claiming Deltona Corp. muddied the once-crystal clear spring that drew tourists, has filed a $4-million suit against the development firm. Weeki Wachee Spring, Inc., operator of the Hernando County tourist attraction, contends in the suit filed in Marion County Circuit Court that Deltona polluted the spring while digging a man-made lake for a subdivision called Spring Hill. The excavation caused a change in the natural drainage process which gives the spring its clarity and resulted in loss of income to Weeki Wachee's business, the suit states. There was no immediate response from Deltona. Elements Sources Sought t Committee Directors Named -, -- ..... - - -. Mud Sparks Lawsuit GAINESVILL.E.SAP) — The University of Florida may be asked for a refund of part of $14 million in federal grants after an audit of 170 projects is completed, says a university spokesman. He said Thursday that a preliminary audit report of 1973-74 projects indicates some problems in the university's accounting methods. "We will have to wait for the final audit report to determine the extent of the problems," said Comptroller Joseph Hough. "But courtesy work papers supplied us by Health, Education and Welfare auditors have caused us to make some changes in our system." , • I 'rn - i...ivu rIgIiI.s leaders are calling for an FBI Investigation of a rash of cross burnings in Escambia County, claiming the racial outcry could lead to bloodshed. "We think this cross burning is widespread and we're calling on the federal government to intervene immediately," Tyrone Brooks, spokesman for the Southern Christian Ieader51iip Conference (SCLC), said Thursday in Atlanta. SCIC president Ralph Abernathy sent a telegram to U.S. Atty. Gen. Edward Levi, charging that a cross burning at an SCLC office in Pensacola was a "blatant attempt by racists to harass... the black community." UF May Return Funds Vihien Seeks Federal Probe - TALLAHASSEE tAP) — of funds and hIs 1974 opponents, and my family and fare wiillngj .epubllcan Senate candidate Sen. Richard Stone, DFIa., and to sacrifice our material asset.sl Jdin Grady has refused to re- Republican Jack Eckerd, were to preserve our freedom." veal the of $20,000 in spending far more than he Asked to elaborate on his' loans he received in i74. And could, statement, Grady said he would he says he will not discuss the "1 made two personal loans of not reveal sources of the loans,; matter galn. $10,000 each," he said. "Thes. interef rate tsr whe4h.i ha ho.' s ndy,s Belie Glade physl- were legitimate loans backed repaid the money. clan, also Itfused Thursday to by Interest-bearing promissory "I don't intend to involve the reveal the It'erest rate on the notes. people with whom I made the loans and woud not say It he "I contributed that money to loan and have them dragged. has repaid then. my Senate campaign so that I through the newspaper by Irre'at's my busqess and I'm might take my message before sponsible journalists like Rn- 1 notgoingtotiave tusedasa thepeopleofthitjte There landPageandthosewhowjt political football," he said. was nothing whatsoever Wegal use it for political opportunism "I'm not going to talkabout It about my actions," like Walter Sims," he said. any snore." Grady pointed out in an inter. "The fact that my political, Grady said he is refusg to view that Senate candidates opponent has sought to publicly! talk to Roland Page, the ew were allowed to donate up to attack me suggests that he be. York Times Florida Ne $35,000 to their own campaigns lieves he cannot defeat me, and papers reporter who first W1'Ot in 1974, therefore must attempt to disabout the loans, and will Cut Off "I don't expect I will ever be credit me, but I will not engage other journalists who continue ible to collect the money I ad- in personal attacks," Grady's to question him about them. "nced my 1974 campaIgn," he statement said. State Sen. Walter Sims, H-Or- sai, "Perhaps it was poor (IHis statement said it seem lando, Grady's Senate primary narnal judgment on my part to evident "that one reporter for opponent, raised the Issue of the make'ha t loan and spend that the liberal New York Times has loans at a Wednesday news money.1 my campaign and put apparently been assigned to do, conference. my rnone, where my heart was, a hatchet job on me. This Sims called on Grady to "quit but I belies. in the principles on merely indicates my strength i embarassing other Republican which this Cmtry was founded as a conservative candidate." candidates by saying that the source of a $20,000 campaign. loan in 1974 is nobody's bind- Midway Project Seeks Funds Of Pensacola Cross Burnings MIAMI tAP) — A will revision claimed to have been signed by millionaire Lewis B. Rosenstiel in a hospital bed to give partial control of his $50-million estate to a granddaughter and her husband has been rejected in probate court. Judge Frank E. Dowling ruled Thursday that Rosenstiel, who headed the Schenley Whisky empire, was incapable of voluntarily signing the revision last Dec. 6 at Mt. Sinai Hoital. RosenstIel was 84 when he died Jan. 21. Attorneys for Southeast First National Bank of Miami, executors of the original will, had challeng'd the revision in court. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: ___________________________ On Sóürces Of Loans Rights Leaders Seek Probe 10 EPA Cites Nuclear Dangers UA IN BRIEF address is it Laconia Road, ford, Florida. That the CGrPo1aliOfl Interested In RinaII Cranston, Rhode Island, t2O. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that said business enterprise is • 11, 1$, 25. 157i a proceeding for Dissolution of follows: ___________________________ George W. Edwards, DM0., Marriage has been filed agaInst you FICTITIOUS NAME and that Petitioner, ARTHUR T. PA. Notice is hereby given that I am President D1MEO, seeks other relief against engaged in business at 504 P4. High. Dated at Sanford, Seminole way 1742, Fern Park, Seminole AND, you are required to appear County, Florida, May 2$, 1t76. County, Florida, under the fictitious and file your Answer or other Publish: June II, 1$, 25, July 2, It'e name of WHOLESALE MOTORS, defensoorpieading with the clerk of DEA4t and that I intend to register said theCircuitCourtlnandtorS.minoIe name with the Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida, and serve a Copy Court, Seminole County. Florida in on PufItion.rs attorney, FICTITIOUS NAME accordance with the Provisions of TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, Notice is hereby given that I am the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Em., SuIte 304, Altamonte Centre, engaged In business at 2421 So. Wit: Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 251 Maitland Avenue, Aitamonte French Ave., Sanford, Seminole 1957. Springs, Florida 32101, on or before County, Florida under the fictitious 5: Jerry F. Stone the 30th day of July 1976, or ofher. name of WHOLESALE TIRE CO, Owner wise a default will be entered -._ that I intend to register said1 Publish: June ii, 15, 25, July 2, 1976 against you. name with the Clerk of the Circuit DEAd ___________________ ______________________________ WITNESS my hand and official Court, Seminole County, Florida In seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court accordance with the provisions of FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am on this 22nd day of June, 197i. the FictItious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section $63.09 Florida Statutes II engaged in business at Rt. 3, Box (SEAL) Ar-tPWIC H. Beckwith. Jr. 435. HiWly 17-92, Sanford, Seminole 1t57. Clerk of the Circuit Court Carl Vorpohi County, Florida under the fictitious By: Lillian T. Jenkins name of 0. R. LACKEY OK publish: June 25, July 2, 9, 16, i976 Deputy Clerk CORRAL, and that i intend to DEA1IS Publish: June25, July 2,9, 16. 1976 register said name with the Cirk of a OEA-120 WAREHOUSE SALE the Circuit Court, Seminole County, ______________________________ Florida in accordance wilts the Pursuant to chapter 671.7.210 of Provisions of the Fictitious Name Uniform Commercial Code, Part IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Statutes. To-Wit: Section $63.09, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ii we Pser3with advertise for sale Florida Statutes 1957. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the following goods. 5: D. R. Lackey Living, Dining, and Bedroom' COUNTY, FLORIDA. furniture, Refrigerator, Cartons of Publish: June 25, July 2,9, 16, 1976 CIVIL NO. 16-S21.CA4.II OEA.119 THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING miscellaneous items, chinawareand $ many more items. FUND SOCiETY, Loosing Transfer Storage Co., Inc. Deceased 11:00a.m. at the west front the Courthouse of Seminole County, at iO:OO AM., Saturday July 10th, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned 197• WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) At least 300, maybe 400, Cierkwillotferforsalethe following Publish: June 25, July 2, 1916 members of the Class of 1g77 cheated on a graded home DEA.116 de5C1b.d real property: _______________________ study problem at the U.S. Military Academy, a Lot 10, Block H, Camelot Unit 2, SECOND according to the piat thereof is prosecution witness has told a board of officers. AMENDED recorded in PIat Book 16, Pages The higher figure, whIch is half or more of next year's NOTICE a'd 96. public records of SemInole YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO: All properly owners and any graduating class, is twice the number of cadets now ao. that the administration of the estate COUnty, Florida, of LORRAINE L. GRAHAM, together with all structures, im. other persons interested in all lots, cused in what may be the biggest scandal at West Point in decH%id, Flu Number 76.16OCP, provements, natures, appliances, landS and parcels of lands adjoining the institutIon's 174-year hIstory. and appurtenances on said land or and contincunus or abounding and Is pending in the Circuit Court for The testimony was by Capt. Bruce Sweeny, an abutting upon thi following Saminole C.unty, Florida, Probate used in conjunction therewith, The aforesaid sale will be made described new sewer improvements structor in the electrical engineering department which Division, the address of which Seminole County Courthouse, pursuant to a Final Judgment en. located within the City of assigned the homework before spring leave. It was graded feted in Civil No. 76-S21.CA.09.EE Casseiberry, Seminole County, Santorci, Florida. The personal a Florida, to wit: representative of the estate Is l'W pending in the Circuit Court of SSfe$of inch sewer main and HUBERT PEARCE whoSe address the Eigtst,.nth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida. 335 feet of $ inch sewer main both is 204 idyItwild Drive, Sanford, Fl. DATED this 22nd day of June, along Crystal Bowl Circle, within The name and address of the per. 1976. the City of Casseiberry, Seminole onaI representative's attorney are County, Florida. (Seal) WASHINGTON (API The Environmental Protection set torth below, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., All persons having claims or Agency says a major nuclear power plant accident could that the City Council of the City of Clerk of the Circuit Court (Continued From Page lA) demands against the estate are copies. kill two to ten times more persons than estimated by the CauelbetTy, Florida, has deemed it By: Mary N. Darden WITHIN THREE MON. "This is waste in government spending of the required, adviSable to Install new sewer Deputy Clerk federal agency that licenses atomic plants. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Service Committee - as non-political," Purvis first order," Vlhlen said. improvements generally described FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS VAN DEN BERG. GAY A detailed EPA review also says the chances for uch a as: & BUR KE, P,A. said, "and therefore they NOTICE, to liii with the clerk of the were frankable. They nuclear power disaster may be several hundred times "Poppycock!" Purvis said. "We're 755 feel 0110 Inch sewer main and Attorneys for the Plaintiff above court a written statement are merely announcements to constituents that off a mailing list of registered votersworking 335 fed of I inch sewer main both Office Box iv in the any claim or demand they may greater than estimated in the Nuclear Regulatory along Crystal Bowl Circle. within the man they elected to Congress will be in the district and It certainly seems more reasonable have. Each claim must be in writing Orlando, FlorIda 32$ Conmussion's "H mussen Report." Publish: tune 23. 1976 the City of Caisitberry, Seminole district to meet with the people, talk and mOSt indicate the basis for the with them to work from that then to merely send But the EPA said the Rasmussen report is probably not DEA121 County, Florida. ciaim, the name and address of the and discuss any problems they may have with literature addressed to 'postal patron." that far off base when It calculated that such an accident TAKE NOTICE that a public creditor or his agent or attorney. erlcø.,,tu "r ar" other fcm c' 'or.r.cnt caring wall be held on July 12, 1976, 'I and the mignt occur only once In a billion years of reactor operVihIen also charged that Kelly moved his amount claimed, if the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR at 7: P M.. or during any lawful "It doesn 't even mention Congressmen ations. claimisnotyetdue,theijatewhenit SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. continuance there of pursuant to Kelly's candidacy or plans to run for reelection," residence from Pasco County to live full-time in will become due shall be stated. It CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-46t.CA.09 legislative aivo1Jnc,ment ot the City Purvi.ssaid. "It would be against the law to do so Washington after he was elected in 1974. Vihlen the claim is contingent or un DIVISION: U of Casselberry, In the City Hail, as the nature Of the un EDERAL NATIONAL MOR and we would not have been able to get the ap. said, "When I am elected to Congress, I will be liquidated, which time the owners assessed and certainty shall be stated. II the TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. available because, unlike Mr. Kelly, my claim is secured, the security shall other Interested persons may ap proval of poration organized and etistlng , pear before the City Council and be thesend Postthem Office andwas Civil Service residence will be in the district, be deScribed. The claimu,t shall under the Conimitteeto If there anything aws of the United States, heard as to the propriety of and ad. deiiver sutticient copies of the claim Plaintiff, • "I will commute to Washington to represent to the clerk to enable the clerk to a political nature In the literature." visability of making the Im. 5 Purvis explained Kelly's vote for an in- our district, not live in Washington and travel to mail one copy to each personal JIMMIE I.. SMITH and MARY F provements. Costs, method of psyment, mci the assessments Florida just for political appearances," Vlhlen rePrC%(fltatle. creased Congressional expense budget iast SMITH, his wile, it ii.. -•—•-'r._r_..,w_,_ S ..:: i(k,,a vied in thc estate by saying, Defendants, (the fifth) district is the largest said. considered. liv The Associated Press to whom a copy of this Notice of 4 ware at 11.30 an hour and bars .. ,... ,,..,.., ..•....... NOTICE OF SALE Pur:i sold, "That's also ridiculous. Ad,,iinislrmiun ha been mailed are The City Cierk of the rity of and Notice is hereby given that, Some American cities and the practice of giving an em- represents 650,000-700.000 tooIe. Toian do so efan Congressman Kellystlllmaintalnshlsresidence required. WITHIN THREE MON. pursuant to an order or a final Cas3e4berryPiasinherpos5 states are beInnin to take a nFw. tim. di in ineer's estimate ot the con lfl Holiday (Piasco County), but, yes, he does THS FROM THE DATE OF THE ludoment of foreclosure entered in struction '' lectively, it requires a whole i'ot to stay in touch costs new lucia ac uxsr reiauous with Including w'ig overtime — a PUBLICATION OF THIS the abovecaptioned tion, have a residence here. Alter all, he is in session FIRST practice I will engineering and administrative NOTICE, to file any obiections they sell the property situated the people who work for them common among cities and with the people, which is much easier by mail. with In casts in the amount c'I 311552 14 the Cnngresc at least five days a week and may have that chattenges tflo 5jn,County, Iiori0a, dICIbd "And don't forge'," Purvis said, after three recent U.S. Supreme states. The law was passed All interested persons are notified validity of Ihe deendenfs will, the as: returns to the fifth district on weekends. "Congressman Kelly also voted agalnst a pay . Court decisIons. that the description of each properly 1938 and extended to city quatifitjfl of the personal Lt $1, SOUTH, ac to be assessed raLse for himself and other Congressmen last and the amount to be "Check the voting record," Purvls said, "and representative, or the venue or cording toGRANADA The high court has given local state workers two years and O. the Plat thereof as assessed to each parcel may be year." lurisdirtion of the Court. you'll find that Congressman Kelly has made recorded in Put BOOk governments the authority to Jerry Wurf, president of 15, Page 100, ascertained at the office of tPti City ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Pubiic Records of Seminole County, Clerk of VihIen said the "investigation should deal approxlmately98percentofaflroflcajlvotes_ force their workers to live In 750,000-member American Fed with two specific the City of Casseiberry, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida. issues: that the mailer reads and that's a very substantial percentage. He Florida WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Subject to easements and town, curb overtime paywith and Municipal eration ofEmP!4YeS, State, County and like a political campaign piece and that not only feels that he must be here if he's to vote the DATED this 22nd day of Jun.. Date of ti first publication of this restrictions of record. decide against negotiating AD. 1916 Notice of dminlstrgtion; June 15. a registered husband, but a registered wife, and feelings and Together with the following philosophy of those who elected t1• police unions, the court's ruling as a "lu(Sceil equipment permanently installed eachoftheirregisteredthildren,auuvlji.gat To do otherwise would be cheating the conMary W. Ha*lhorne, s Hubert Pearce The Impact of the court rul- dlcrous rollback of basic hu- same mailing address, received individual stituents." which stiail be deemed to be a fix. City Clerk As Personal Reprnent.. ings was seen first after the de- mane protections Icr 12 lnlllJOn ture and a part of the realty: publish- June 2S. 1976 live of the Estate of 1 Whirtpool Range, Model RWE DEAI17 clslonthatacitycanrequlreits men and women who work for LORRAiNE L GRAHAM 300A _____________________ employes to live within its state and local government Detemsed I Fasco Rood, M*4e1 2U SECOND Attorney for Personal borders. 2 Electri Heat Heaters, Model 24 this country." AMENDED Representatiye: ,ER Washington, Dallas and AusThe cities and states which NOTICE DOUGLAS STENSTROM I Electra Ceiling Heater, Modal TO: All property owners a any tin, Tex., are among the cities trought suit against the law STENSTROM, DAVIS & 1100 other persons interested in all tots, that moved quickly to get kgls- said it would cost more than a MCINTOSH , I Century Hot Water Heater, lands, and parcels of lands adjoIning P.O. Box 1330, Model SRT$I2DV lation before thçir city councils $1 billion a year to extend the .I contigu or abounding and . Sanford, Fl. •tpubIicsaIe,tothetigfsestandb.ss ' ----abuttina uoan It,. demanding that city employcs fair labor provisions to all state 'v'.pow: fliIIII otacer tor casts, at the wi'sI front described street located within the Cusack of Spanish Trace Live in town. Publish J. II. 25. 1976 and local workers. door of the Seminole County City of Casseiberry, Seminole DEA Apartments, Courthouse in Washington Councilman Altamonte Sanford, Florida, it The National League of Cities ___________________________ County. Florida, to wit: 1l:000'clock A.M.on thi 9th day Springs, who was arrested by Marion Barry said nearly half and the National Governor's Crystal Bowl Circle from the Easti Florida Power & Light will July, 1916. pavement line of Winter Park 0rive sheriff's deputies Thursday ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (Scsi) of the dLstnct's workers now Conferencesaidinajointstate. seek Public Service Corn. FOR Easterly for 2041 lineal feel to the afternoon and accused of FLORIDASEMINOLE COUNTY, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. live in Maryland or Virginia, merit that the decision 're- mission approval for a July fuel existing Paved surface of the said Clerk of the Circuit Court aggravated assault. CASE NO. 76•1147.CA44.E which he said deprived the stores the balance to the Amer- adjustment charge of $2.7 per Crystal Bowl Circie. By: Cherry Kay Travis in Re the Marriage of An Orlando man, RaJph fl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED city'seconomyof$260milliona ican federal system and by 1,000 kilowatt hours, the Depu' Clerk MABLE DORIS GLASS, ttsat the City Council of the City of Henderson, was being kept year. SMITH. HULSEY. SCHWALBE doing that should result in a company reported today. Casselberry, Florida, has deemed It I NICHOLS custody without bond while and In iLs S to 4 decIsion Thursday healthier relationship among .. advisable to imor,. it. tn,, I It will be the first time since rTomsys rut' riaintiu CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS, awaiting action by Orange described Street witti 2$ feet of striking down a federal law that the state, federal and local gov- Februar' that the fuel ad. too Barnett Bank Building asphallic concrete onaIQ"x"x I" Respondent. By KRIS NASH County authorities on a charge extended minimum wage and ernments." Jacksonville, FlorIda, 32202 Justment Will appear as a bose with ainage curband gutters NOTICE OF ACT ION Herald PublIsh: Staff Writer of robbery, Jail June 23. 1976 records overtime coverage to an The pcsible effects of a MIs- charge rather than a credit. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: and to provide for th, assessment of DEA 122 dicated. all costs as per Resolution p4o. 295 of, estimated 3.4 million state and souri case decided by the court June's bUl showed a 42 cents CHARLES FRANCIS GLASS 6904 Friendship Road the city of Casselberry, FIor. A plastic bag containing an On another front, Robert localgovernmentemployes,the on Monday were not as clear credit per 1,000 kilowatt hours. TAKE NOTICE that a public Clinton, Maryland 3Q735, estimated 14 grams of Bunn reported to deputies that NOTICE OF SALE court summed up the Issue in cut. The court said that police July's resIdential bill for 1,000 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hearing will be held on July 12. 1976,, Notice is hereby gIven pursuant 0 all three cases. at 7:30 P M., or during any lawful officers can unionize but do not kilowatt hours, exclusive of marijuanawaaselzedby police six orchid plants, severallarge that MABLE DORIS GLASS has Final Judgment Of continuance there of pursuant t The majority opinion said have the right to collective bar- local charges and taxes, will be Thursday and four Sanford men decorative rocks and two 20- lilid a Petition in the Circuit Court Of dated June lSth. 1914, aridForeclosure entered in Seminote County, Florida, for legislative announcement of the City were arrested on charges of gallon plasti garbage cans Case NO. Congress' power to regulate in76-2$2CAO3-C of gaining even though other Cfl)- $35.27. tti Dissolution of Marriage, and you are of Calselbervy, In the City Hall, at Circuit Court of the Elglsteenns possessing a controlled sub. avalued at $400 were taken required which lime the owners assessed arid to serve a copy of your Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole other Interested persons may ap. thorize it "to force directly Laws preventing public em- nucleargeneratlonwasamajor JusnawubesmokedIn tersectlonofCarltonStzeetanci W. McIntosh of STENSTROM, TELFE13ERALCREDITUN1ONI$ upon the states its choices as to ploye unions fron striking are factor in the fuel adjustment heard as to the propriety and ad. DAVIS&McINTOSH,Attorn,ys,or a house at fl Magnolia Ave. Pressview Plaintiff and TOM E. O'DAY is Avenue in Petitioner, whose how essential decisions regard- common and were cot an issue increase. visabilily of making the Im. address is Post Defendant, I will sell to the hiofsesl Booked into the Seminole Longwood. Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, PrOv,m,nls. Costs, method of mg the conduet of integral gov- in the case. While one of the Company's and best bidder for cash at hi West 32711, on or before July 2. 1976, payment, an the assessments ernment functions are to be toç of the Seminole County Also, the ruling did not give two nuclear units at Turkey County jail under $5,000 bond I otherwise a default and ultimate against each properly owner will be ChWCTMArkJ. Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at made." cities which do negotiate with Point was out of service (or ludgment will be entered against 1100 AM., on July 5th, 1976, the' considered. you for the relief demand in me The City of Casseiberry has in its The Fair Labor Standards their employes the right to stop' annual refueling, Its power as a(ldteSS unknown; Theodore J. following described property as 5it FICTITIOUS NAM Petition, po15e5$n an engineers estimate of ____________ Act presently sets the mlninuam such ccntract talks. replaced with the only readily Kramer, 19 of 405 Celery Aye; Notice rs hereby given that we will forth in said Final Judgment: the construction cooti in(luding WITNESS my hand and Official Edward J, Adams. 1$. of 611 ,, , ,,u,.il,,hI., .,i..i,.. ,. ', .-. . 1914 Valki,vaa.n s- ,i, u..' ... .. W . seal at said Court on the 15th day of engineering and admInistrativ, 3243, Id. No — 3242 $4111 Pait Ave.; A. tim St., Sanford, Seminole County. June, A.D. 1976. generation with higher-priced costs in the amount of $10,910.00. Dated thIs 21st day of June, A.D. Florida under the fictitious name of Meeks, 23, of 46 Bamboo CCive. Seal) All interested Persons are notified fuel oil. 1976. COURTYARD AN. that the description of each property Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Officers said they received SANFORD'S (Seal) TIQI.JE5, and that we intend to Clerk of he Circuit Court tobe assessed and he amount to be, FPL's nuclear units are Arthur H. Beckwltps. Jr. telephone tip about 4 p.m. r,gistersaidnmaewith the Clerk of By: Lillian T. Jenkins assessed to each parcel may be 1 refueled in the spring and (all, Thursday and, after deter- ff51 Circuit Court, Seminole County, Clerk of the irit Court D.p..ty C'ek eertar. thiui,,of Inc City' By: Cherry Kay Travis 'torwia an accordance with th whii tijotlerate weather Clerk of the City of Casselberry, STENSTROM. DAVIS As Diputy Clerk proviSions of lh. Fict1lious Name MCINTOSH reditces the demand for power. the dwelling and conducted a Statules, To.Wil Florida. CHARLES H. WILLIAMS Section $4509 Post Office Boa 1130 D.TED lh 22nd day of Jun., Building Florida Statutsi Without nuclear power, search which turned UP Ftagthip Bark - Suite 22 A.D 1916. II E Washington S George L. williams Street FPL's July fuel adjustment plastic bag. Sanford, Florida 32771 lSemi) Orlando, Florida 32$0, Daisy Williams Attorneys for Petitioner Mary W. Hawthorne, charge would have been almost AlSO being held at the jail on Publish: June II, 25, July 2.9, 1976 Attorney for Plaintiff, Publish. June 15, 23, July 2.9. 1976 City Clerk Publish' June $5.00 per 1,000 k111watt hours. $5,000 bond was Joseoh M. OEA$7 23, 1916 nrA II J•!' 43, IY1 PEA. 123 -. — FLOi NOTICE UNDER FICYI1IOUS ITHE CiRCUIT CCT 0 N AM! STATUTE NOT10EISHEREBYGIVENthat EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Ci WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: undersigned, desiring to engage CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOS.! i Notice is herby given that thi lnbusineuunderthefiItiousnam. COUNTY, FLORIDA. A undersigned, pursuant to the of: SUNSHINE APIARIAS it 1000 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7L24t4C44 "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Mingo Trail, P40. i, Longwood in. In Re: The MarTiI$e iorida Statutes, will register dustrial Park, In the City of ARTHUR T. QIMEO. Husband. With LOngwood, Florida, intends to AND and for Seminole County, Floridi register the said name with the upon receipt of proof of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of MARTHA R. DiMEO. wits. R.$pOfldefW. poblication of this notice, the tic. Seminole County, Florida. titlouS name, to-wit: George (CORPORATE SEAL) NOTICE OF ACTION Edwards. DM0. under which I am' OTTO UMLAUF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: .noaed in business at 301 San ru vi. n last known residence and mailing Mirces Avenue in the City of San. By: Otto 0. Umlaut r,y,,. ,.,s,... panei. In the wake of the Capitol Hill payroll-sex scandal, the House Demoatic Caucus approved 12 accounting revisions Wednesday night and ordered the committee to Implement 10 of them. But on Thursday, Republicans and several Democrats contended the caucus has no business telling them what to do. Legal Notice Legal Notice w. Face Hurdle n Uijeq P.n5Io considered only Legal Notice — I o IN BRIEF WASHINGTON tAP) - Republican Leader John J. Rhodes says Democratic-backed accounting overhauls for the House were drafted In a climate of "panic rather thai, reform" in the wakc of the payroll-sex scandal and don't deal with power abuses. "We cannot afford to sweep this climate of scandal under the rug," Rhodes declared Thursday. "It will not go away. The people will not let it go away." The Demoaats' sweeping payroll and expense accounting revisions faced a hurdle today in the House Administration Committee where some members want to force full House action rather than have the changes 1 n" AflON - - Democrafs'ExpenseRe forms Friday, June 2.5, 1911-3A -•• - Friday Junrn2L17 TAI,LAHASSEE tAP) — Senate Presidentdesignate Lew Brantlev has taken the first steps to ,isswne his leadership role by naming staff directors for five new committees he created. Brantky, U-Jacksonville, won't be the Senato president until November but, by tradition, the incoming leader ha.; control over the new budget, which begins July 1. ness." "I doubt if the true source of SANFORD — '1 Midway the sum of $3,000 is needed and Pavone, left, chairman of Longwood Bicentennial Committee, the loan, If revealed, would be Neighborhood EConoiic Action donations wiuld j.e weJc,ped. and Richard Swans, assIstant vice-president First Federal of much of a campaign Issue," Team, Inc., RoOseveLGreen, be avallable Seminole, Longwood office, admire framed message from Sims said. "But his reluctance president, is seeking don1ons forThe all centerwould citizens to use for plcPresident Gerald Ford, concerning Longwood's Bicentennial to divulge it makes it look like to construct a commqIty nics, meetings, recreation, efforts. The message will be on display at the First Federal he's trying to hide something." center on Williams Avbue child care and other activities. Grady responded by Issuing a between 20th and 21st Stree., Building, SR 434, Longwood. Pavonc received another letter from I Donations may be sent to the the Bicentennial Commission of Florida, whose executive lengthy statement that he said 'm for the land haL treasurer, Ms. Annie Bell' directors are Gov. Reubin Askew; LI. Gov, J.H. WilliamS and would be his only public corn- been paid off, but the above Chambers at P.O. Box 3107 SR.; William Adams, executive director. (Herald Photo by Elda ment on the loans. He said he requirements must be met 'tatIon, Sanford, Fla. 32771, or; Nichols) borrowed the money because order to get a recreation 'U 323-0614 or 322-4905 for hiscanipaign wasrunning short building. According to Green, fu.er information. FORD MESSAGE ON DISPLAY Governor Rejected Student Regent Proposal Students To Seek Askew Veto Override TALLAhASSEE AP - mitment "as a significant test" tion," his veto message said. sons for taking such action," challenged in court. ments such Askew's SunStudents are going to be put- of whom to support. But Gordon replied: "I can't Ilarling said. Askew vetoed a bill to fight shine Amendmet.can win halIn carrying out his warning of believe Chester Ferguson did ting pressure on legislative Askew said the bill, SB738, to fire ants by allowing aerial lot position easier ider anothcandidates this fall to get a a veto, Askew said students not know what he was doing his require approval by the gover- spreading of the pesticide ml- er bill signed by student on the Board of Regents should be able to advise the first year on the board." The measure, SB34 by Sen. nor and Cabinet for Shevin to rex in coastal counties. over Gov. Heubin Askew's veto, board, as they do now, but not Ferguson is a prominent file civil suits was unclear on Agriculture Commissioner Bob Saunders, D-Gal.ville as voting members. Sen. Jack Gordon says. 'Tampa attorney appointed by the number of votes needed to Doyle Conner said he was j s provides for random sa.iling Gordon, U-Miami Beach, "I doubt that in a one-year Askew to a nine-year term on authorize such suits. He said appointed Askew did not at of petition signatures sponsor of the student regent term, a member, even if he or the board, the bill could intrude on a gov- least consult him about the bill. than checking each one. bill vetoed Thursday by Askew, she had the time to commit, Sen. Tom Gallen, I).Braden. ernor's authority and put "I could have given him rea- rules are to be drawn up said the students will ask can- could learn enough to begin to ton, said Askew was "trying to serious restrictions on enforc- sons that the bill should be ap- Secretary of State Bruce Sma didates for a yes or no corn- make a substantial contribu- get back at the legislature for Ing tbe open records law. Users. proved," he said. the bills we overrode at the But Gallen, who developed Among the other bills signed The state budget bill includes • start of the session" by his thebillafteramonths-longfeud $1 million to fight fire ants by Askew were measures to: vetoes this year. —Create a state Securities with Shevin, said that Askew's throwzh other tils. 0 VI S 10 fl Askew Thursday vetoed 16 obJections were "frivolous" Askew also vetoed a bill Division to guard all state bills, including a bill by Gallen and should have been brought which Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin buildings and eliminate the sep. to put restrictions on Atty. Gen. up while the legislature was said would have forced the state arate legislative security force RobertShevin's authority to file considering the bill, to pay legal fees of officials which has been guarding the TAI.I.AIIASSEE APi - A for the Cabinet to obtain the 5ujts. He said Shevin had no objec. charged with criminal conduct Second floor of the Capitol and provision restricting use of ruling it is seeking. The governor has vetoed 23 tion to the open-records law while in office. The state would House and Senate office buildrevenue from sale of bonds for In the annual letter of intent, bills this year. lie vetoed a per- provision because he did not have a difficult time recovering ings. CS-HB944. Rep. Robert environmentally endangered they pointed out two other mis- sonal high " in 1915, and this believe the Cabinet could reject the cost if the officials were Hector, D-Miami. lands was put into the appro- takes which would have limited year'c legislature overrode an such a request. convicted, Askew said in the —Forbid use of G. Pierce Askew veto for the first time, priations bill by mistake, legis- judicial positions. Askew also sIgned 19 bills into veto message. Wood Hospital to house prisonlative budget leaders say. Gordon and Fortune said enacting seven bills over his law, including one to require He signed a bill to end a Long ers. 58286. Sen. lom Galien, U-. Senate Ways and Means there should be 40, not 24, posi- objections, two doctors to certify that a dispute between health and ag. Pradenton, who headed a corn('hairman Jack Gordon, U- tions in the state attorney's of- Gallen said he expected the women's life or health was in riculture officials over milk in- mittee which blocked an atMiami Beach, and House Ap- lice for 3rd Judicial Circuit and 1977 legislature to override danger befure an abortion could spections. The bill, S8552, gives tempt by prison officials to use propriations Chairman 50, not 39, in the public defend- Askew on the Shevin bill arid be performed in the last three the authority to inspect dairies the hospital. I:dmond Fortune, 1)-race, er's office for the 15th Judicial others. months of pregnancy, and milk processing plants to —Require the university sysMaurice Ilarling, Askew's commented Thursday in a Circuit. Chairwoman Elaine Gordon the Agriculture Department. tern to study discrimination letter of intent explaining The letter of intent explained deputy press secretary, replied of the House Health and lt.e- The sponsor was Sen. Julian against women teachers in pay provisions in the $4.98-billion that the lawmakers wanted g. to Gallen's retaliation charge. habilitative Services Corn- Lane, D-Taznpa, a dairyman. anddistributeupto$lmillionin 1976-77 appropriations bill. million appropriated for inter. "The governor in each veto mittee predicted the law would Third-party candidates and raises to end it. SB1(4. Sen. They said the endangered state highway constructicn to IllesSilge is outlining his rearn be thrown out the First time it is proposed constitutional amend.. Kenneth MacKay, D.Ocala. lands provision was included tie utilized on Interstate 75. "However," it said, "funds 'as a result of a mechanical error in drafting the appropria. may be utilized on other intertions bill and should have been stateprojectsupon certification iauaxralv lIGHTS NESEIvEOl STORE HOURS to the governor, by the secredeleted." 4th& SANFORD AVE. tary of transportation, that the Mon., Tues., Wed. 8a.m. to 7p.m. The Cabinet has asked the funds cannot be utilized on In. Ii Thurs., Fri.andSat.Ba.m,to9p.rn y Florida Supreme Court to lfl terstate 75." . Sunday 8a.m. to 1 p.m. validate the provision, which The letter pointed out that "t ' ' says that first priority in use of $478, PARK AVE. and 25th ST. appropriated to in- . Ia.m.to9p.m. lDaysaWeek the bond proceeds should be prove forensic facilities at used to pay interest on sale of South florida State hospital " other bonds to finance purchase and $111,184 to pay the cost of ________ of parks. the special election at which The statement by Gordon and Rep. John Adams, U-HollyF'ortune that the provision was wood, was elected duplicate OP a mistake should make it easier other bills. JUNE 26 Bill P r 'VV a s A 1A is t a k e' . . A , SATURDAY ONLY! - Parks To Open !n Winter Springs WINTER SPRINGS - Larry Miller, director of the summer recreation program, has announced that Monday, June 28, will be opening day and registration at the Sunshine Park and Lake Tuscawilla playgrounds. Hours will be from 8 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m., Mondays through Fridays for the rest of the summer for youngsters, 6-15 years Miller, who works as physical education director for Winter Springs Elementary School during the school term, says a wider recreation program will be offered thIs year with the completion of the newly renovated community center and the addition of the mobile home and site at Tuscawilla. He expects to have four young people to work as playground personnel with CETA (Cornprehensive Employment Training Act) funding. There are still positions open to those who qualify. Outdoor activities will Indude softball, kickbahl, volleyball, badminton, horseshoes, croquet, Jarts and teUrbail. There are tennis courts at the Sunshine Park for those who have their own equipment. Special events such as a Frisbee tournament and superstar contest are planned. Some indoor activities indude chess, checkers, Mc'nopo!y, bingo, air hockey and table tennis. Miller said he hopes to expond the recreation program in the city to include activities (or adults as well as children. SHOP - - - - - - - - - - - - — - COUP0 N - - - - - - - — - as - JUNE 26 ONLY LYKES BUDGET BACON 595 LIMIT 2 WITH THIS COUPON AND7,SO ORDER EXCL. CIGS. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - COUPON - FAME FAMILY SIZE 20 OZ. LOAF - - - - - - - - - as - - - JUNE 26 ONLY lOc 0. LIMIT4WITH THIS COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL, CIGS. I7 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Evening Fkvald moN FT 2771 NrflAV,.SANFORDFl,A Ar,' t ode U.-$fl-ThI I or - 'fti - Around Friday. June 25, 1976-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CtJRHIE. Managing Editor AM6 _______ VJ [ tl.'ne Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.10. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All *%IItl ilidU. .itiaI.li, U I1I*U3, •*u.u; iz MOOUIS, )J.iO. 'NI ____ •J4Ja 1%s. -^ The Clock An Historic First BrED PRICKE'I'F Old For The South Jimmy Carter has the Democratic nomination to George Wallace, Mayor and Hubert Humphrey, all Daley, Henry of whom have recognized reality. Carter has accumulated The through the primary process ;O New York make his a virtual Only Edmund G. Brown Jr. refuFts to that the race Is over and ever he has to go back on his begun to now and betweøl other seeking next month. the has worked But for the The primary He is on the Carter would be becat he carried a voter liked, and the ordinary DemocratilêIs uiv LJviIiui not because of any establishment, He has plenty of time (o,,h111k about a mate. And he should thfn1Ong and hard. Four ge Mc 'ern's choice Of TOM years ago George Eagleton was the bigg'mistake of a djsastrop. campaign. It appears that rter's success assures an contributes to the prospect orderly convention of a unified Demola tic cam paign in the fall, in his grasp, - Storms Responsible For 12 Tornadoes weekend of cuisine and (unmaking that would make a Frenchman shout for sheer joy. Democratic majority of the unty commIszi. art :t on the cornIn fact BirJd has mission seat occupied by Chairman Mike Hat. taway. Port Administrator Jim Ryan Is also seeking political office. Ryan is after Vince Fechtel's office In the state legislature. About the only industryseeking person not running for office, is SCIDA Director Jim Daniel. One super Industry-seeking ,county agency, it I.b $h*n tn '.r#g)Iv - -,I.1,L. . when present agencies compete for Industry, each on its own. The fact that it would be cheaper Is important, too. But Seminole doesn't spend near the amount some areas do to try to attract Industry. Som' larger counties wine and dine chiefs of Industry In hopes of landing new plants. It's not unusual for some officials to fly Industry chiefs to town for a Tom Binford and the imagine, If you will, the following scenario. A ii major industry has decidral ha locate o11k Seminole County. All proceedings and negotiaiioai were hush-hush. That is until the Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) and the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA)made identical announcements on the same day. The above-mentioned situation Is hypothetical, but it could happen. Especially since both county agencies are seeking to convince Industry to locate here and neither consults the other. ~^^V- 1-.#f 4 LU% Ct1II LU L I UUUI Owub, the tax rolls and is a self-supporting entity that is sure to attract more and more businesses as years roll by. Why not combine them' The only reason not to would be politics and that was the reason SCIDA was created In the first place. Relations between Port officials and county commissioners have never been the best. And it's no secret there's no love lost between Port Chairman - Our efurt is ggse giwJSt. SCIDA i ak;fo7 about $60,000 In operating money next year. If Daniel can bag one large corporation that $60,000 Investment would increase tenfold. It's a little like Russian Roulette in that you spend your hardearned money In hopes of bagging the big one. And it's worth it, because the big ones are out there; they just have to be caught. Seems it would be easier to catch them with a combined County officials could call a special session anytime. At the meeting officials should decide jUST what's needed to combine SCOPA and SCIDA. I wouldn't take one dollar from either agency, but I would create one super agency and fund it to the hilt, or at least as much as the county can bear. The people who can make that happen are Messrs. Hattaway, Harry Kwiatkowskl, Sid Vthlen Jr., Richard Williams and John Klxnbrough. Why tarry? Why not stop bickering and start rolling? IN BRIEF effort. In Negotiations On Africa that TOM TIEDE - 0 RAY CROMLEY City first-ballot nomination In certainty. - recognize phfls waver, cutting delegates states in Unlikely Celebrities Comparinq Carter To convention verge of solely A a - message neip iron running WASHINGTON— Presumably you've heard the one about Elizabeth Ray when she was still, ah, In the employment of foul-tempered Wayne Hays. She went to the doctor one day and he sleepIng." You haven't heard? Strange. One guesses by now that almost everything is known about America's sweetheart. They are even dragging out the old Barry Goldwater gag: "Any man would be foolish to mess with his secretary. It it's fidence from thIemocrats of his own state but his late-starting ftesidential campaign is now wallowing 4 ngerous waters, If Brown persists beyond a cytam point, he runs the risk of pearing ovframbitiot1s and even ridiculous. Carte7 has demonstrated his coolness, his somebody else's secretary, fine." it is, unfortunately, too much to expect the nation to quietly Ignore Liz Ray, or to relegate her with others to the flop houses on the darkside of familiarity. Since crime pays, we are obligated to reward her with fame and for-tune. ap- det tion and his awareness of the mood of the nation He will be a candidate in Novea6er. ,etween now and then, the American voter will formidable .i hm LU UU ViI iIIUi UIIELIV I.UI'. Oulu erything about his background and his per,)nality will be and should be scrutinized. His nomination will be historic in the relationship between the South as a region and the nation as a whole. Not since the Civil War has a Southerner won the presidential nomination of either party on his own merit, without first having moved North or first having won the vice presidency as the running mate of a Northerner. Vagu e Law The U. S. Supreme Court has ruled that the federal govern- ment must comply with state pollution laws In the operation of such facilities as the Tennessee Valley Authority, Army Instaiiatiu,a.a Iu power pIant. In the same breath JusUce Byron White, who wzo niojorLtl drciitni, said that states have no authority to require licenses or shut the federal plants down m standards are not met. Justice White said that the policing power rf-01P5 In the federal government. The question is a delicate one. States obviously shoula not be able to close down a n-~Iitary base or the TVA. On Lht: other hand Kentucky, California, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Tennessee have brought suit against the government because officials of these states believe that federal agencies are polluting the air and water. If legitimate complaints of states are not met, eff3rts .. "He wu unbelievably hardworking and I '- %4--, competent, and he demanded total dedication from his subordinates. We feared and respected him and strove to please him. - . In more ways than one, Carter"has become I - - . ' - - " 4P ii,..., v Thie b - ,:..I. uuv __.i. - UI , _,., - the summer prices might rise. . I £u?1Lulç udliL, 1Lkh The Leriii "sUimner nvr ... ,ni1 t'r ,,r,I whu mt,ih,, ...-i.I U JIL J nC•.,. UI Ui .,a. 7 disagreed with some Carter proposal. 4 It is reported was not loa th to make strong, a week or so. extremely personal attacks on these men and (lily" lauweer than t..L.. t_.L .....LIIL..,.. .1 ,.'T.. I dI IIU II, UIJU5iIC[ UI £ l E'....J, BERRY'S WORLD The uielt The action prevented injury to his group auesb ahAI,t _J___ .)IUJ. I [duel their friends and associates when he be lieved It Almanac," maintains that a review of statistics necessary to achieve his objectives. If you were to have questioned brokers last shows that "a clearly identifiable summer rally send him small contributions through the mails, average pushed above 1000 points, the chances consistency." But don't get discouraged. There is, he states, are that almost to a nian they would have made And then there is Clifford Irving. He wrote a statistical suggestion that one of those small phoney book about Howard Hughes some yearsa reference to this alleged phenomenGn. Among other things, the prospect of a summer surges could be Just around the corner, perha ago, accepting near!y a !aif mllhic'. dollsrs for It rally often brings excitement to a long, hot even this week. A hair-splitter, Hirsch calls it under decidedly illegal pretenses. The crime was aui4j. r,ot only agalnst his Wife, wFurii he I11drd cerned , with having a good time right here and During the past 22 years, he states, there the bog, and his children, who have been True. as at other times of the year, there are Carter himself recognizes, I'm told, that if elected President he and the Congress may well be in for a series of running battles which could make historic Washington confrontations look plosion at 1:10 a.m. at the rear by Ford and Kissinger (while) pale by comparison. of the 40th Precinct station in the conference of presidents of But if his record 'us Geugis is a baits f or - tie Bi uiu. They said the im,'u Iliajor Aii,erkai, Jewish urgali- -. s, ,a--..,..I. the last two-thirds of July." .- lighting and,many firesiiv the efficiency, achievement and strong defense supplements when Nelson Rockefeller is just a short bursts of activity and prices that might add this point, telling us only that the rally has oc- circle somewhat blind to other points of view In name on the Albany, N. Y.. mall. If A. Hitler a few percentage points to the averages, but curred in the past — you can be sure that It the worid outside. The prosecutor, Maureen nesses such as pool halls and tablishments that feature sexu- borhood. The ordinance was so-called "adult" theaters. The majority oinion was The fervor of the In group Is almost a religious fanaticism. I JUNE24 Rose E. Nelson ADMISSIONS Thelma Retsch Sanford: Hercules Rivers Shelley Barkley Rona L. Boozer Anna FL Taulty Chester I.. Waits —Struck down federal wage - -- ' 1' Lawyer Now Plays Role Held By Hughes• _________________________________________________________ chairman of the Consumer Product Safety ) ) Aid-O' - I 4,1194* 011 5 __& _______________________________________________ Beirut. I CILMLES W. PE7MUSKA servants didn't like being shaken down, ' , written by Justice John Paul beforehand in a doorway in Beirut to the Christians' AshJustice Warren E. Burger and DISCHARGES Sanford: Lyman A. Baker F red Brant y Stanley A. Martin Hilda McNeil Edna Mikell Irvin D. Paul Laniara I. Rich Patricia A. Woodward Bertie Wright Michelle Mills, Brookpark Ruth C. Ringwald, Deltona Candice P. Bryant, Geneva. WEATHER William If. Rehnquist. - Participate in Summer Food and Albert Mikolajcik of Apopka, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. services and burial will be in - .* Food Plan Service Program for children. Ilills, Ohio, two stepbrothers, Steve Mikolajclk of Longwood _______________ ________________ ___ __________ ______ ____ ____ ________ - 4 roiles West of _______ __ Funoral Notfrs BROWN, WILLIAM AMON — Funeral Sirvicis for William mun a..,,uc, Magnolia Ave., Sanford, . who did Thur%day morning, Pulid at 2Q. Saturday at the Brisson Funeral Homi chapel With Rev. Bill Coffman ticiating, Burial will b in Evergr,sn Cemetery. l3risSon Funeral Moms in charge. ant The 8&man joint peace force Schools In evening hours. Highs in the Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. eral disclosure law. 1 SANORA L SOUTH L1 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood lder3torms during afteruc*n and Sanford have been selected to j) arma, a stepdaughter, Mrs. gaming anyway. If Satiacum wins his case, It formation to a defendant doe.% battle for the two camps in or- Justice Lewis Powell voted to not cover every bit of evidence der to draw the Syrian invasion uphold the Detroit law, saying the defense attorney might find force into new fighting. But th e mere was no inuicauon that It useful but rather covers cvi- cease-Fire between the Syrians had supressed production of dence that would raise a rca- and the forces of the Joint Paleadult movies or significantly sonable doubt about guilt. stinian.leftist Lebanese cornrestricted access to them. —Voted 8 to 0 in ruling that rnand held up, and the Syrians He seemed to he concerned federal housing authorities do and their allies of the Saiqa that the majority opinion could not have to make an environ- Palestinian organization combe used to attack media pro- mental impact study of resort pleted their withdrawal from tected by the First Amendment and housing developments southern Beirut, the interwhen they publish material that which the government is check. national airport and the highwas not obscene under strict ing for compliance with a fed- way to Sidon. Survivors include one son, upper 80s, lows In the low 70s. Mostly southeast winds around Catherine Homer of Seven Paul Brown of Clearwater. stepson, John Dragon, also of Central Baptist Church. arafiya, in east Beirut. Palestinian sources accused local of charge Charles W. Petru.ska, 84, of in Longwood, died Wednesday. arrangements Rosenwald Exceptional Born in Czechoslovakia, he WILLIAM AMON BROWN Student Center and Winwood lived in Sanford for 14 years and William Amon Brown, 84, of Park Recreation Center in was i member of the Church of Thursday's high 89, today's Altamonte Springs and Sanford 70 S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, the Nativity of Lake Mary. Civic Center, Westslde InnSurvivors include his wife, died Thursday morning. Born low 69. Mrs. Mary Petruska of In Americus, Ga., he came to Partly cloudy through provement Association and irnigw'xxl, two sons, Michael Sanford In 19, was a retired Saturday. A chance of thus- Westside Recreations Center In and John both of Parma, Ohio; carpenter and a member of the emaciated, dehydrated and afflicted with bed Now there is evidence that Davis Is per- Commerce Dept. launched Its own Investigation under treaties dating back to 14. But the sores and a bleeding tumor. Concluded the sonally masterminding a clever scheme of Armendaris and verified most of our ac- government is prosecuting him for illegal neglected." carved up by courts in several states where the The Department's confidential findings have could open up many mini-Las Vegases no t Treasury Secretary William Simon, Im- billionaire had holdings. been forwarded to the new Public Integrity Just on the Puyallup lands In Washington state pressed with the mounting evidence that Hughes The Samma Corp. has asked a Delaware Division of the Justice Dept., a special section but on reservations uowvi the country. may have been incompetent during his final court to appoint hlughes'cousln William LIunmls set up to Investigate corruption by public of. harassed Rep. Wayne Hays, D0hi0, Was years, has ordered an Investigation by the as the firm's new sole stockholder. Since Summa ficials. Investigating the Voice of Ainerica before the Internal Revenue Service. Simon wants to was incorporated in Delaware, the courts there The irrepressible Armendaris, meanwhile, sex controversy broke around him. After we , proted the pvtrnment's share of the Hughes may have jurisdiction over all other sUte courts. charged the taxpayers for his plane ticket to the reported that VOA eulogized the late ex-Nazi Dr. ' fortune. Thus, the other claims to the Hughes estate could Dallas testimonial, as well as his hotel expenses. Jph Pa, 1Iia questioned U.S. in! onnaUuo If Hughes wasn't In control of his affairs, be short -circilted. An OMBE spokesman e xplained solemnly that Ser vice Simon wants to know, why wasn't a guardian Dav is and l.ummis, a government affidavit Armendaris just happened to ha ve official admittedhead James Keogh about It. Keogh the broadcast was "too emotional" bqt appointed' Who was In In control' reveals, have a close, cnnfidentlal relationshIp, business in Dallas anyway. pe rsisted in de nying Pauco's Nazi past. We So far, the clues point to theater Davis. Over The Secur ities and Exchan ge Commission S. John Bylngto n's friends at the Health would be happy to send Keogh sheaves of the past several years, our sources say, the document disloses that Lummis' own attorney Education and Welf are Dept. were so pleased do cuments detailing Pauco's World War II Hughesorganlzation has lost the stamp o( its sole would not answer for his client without w hen President Ford recently asked him to be admiration for Adolf Hitler. Parma. Brisson Funeral Home Tal Zaatar and Jisr al-Basha private home to arrest a control the highways from the suspect who has been spotted Christian enclave northeast of the Christians of starting the Daisey B. Powers, DeBary Ernest Newcomb, Deltona AREA DEATHS They put the arm on his subordinates for $10 to s3 apiece to pay For the bash. The HEW civil administet to the wealthy recluse, found him they claim, simply wouldn't have acted like that. series of columns last fall. Thereafter, the gambling joint, located on Indian land, Is legg, . , physician: I117he patient had been seriously designed to keep the Hughes empire from being cuswtions. —Ruled 7 t 2 that police need Stevens and agreed to by Chief public view. Caesar Forman, Cassadaga Supreme Court tests. Footnote: We attempted to reach Davis for Commission that they decided to throw ByIngton his side of the story, but he did not return our a Some of Alex ,Ar. -3, r Christians back. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Justices Byron H. White and a prosecutor to disclose in(Bernice) Doe. a boy eno M. Williams Martha Bourguardex Rose Williams, DeBary Doris B. Burdette Kenneth F. Davis, Deltona Norma, J. Can' Edna C. Schroeder, Deltona Samuel Chisholm fi Rosemary J. Mooi, Longwood Elibcth Fowler Katherine C. Nicholls, Henry J. Grandmaison Longwood Rosalie Marchett __________ Bernard P. McNulty, Winter I. V. McGrtf( Jr. Park James W. Mcintosh ' - - Harry A. Blackmun said the gee camps' outer defenses ear. —Ruled 7 to 2 that the duty of BIRTHS Z call. WASHINGTON WHIRL i - ______________ Reilly ol Detroit, said "clusters pawn shops whose location was and hour standards for state TV Palestinians spread out of this sort of business draw restricted under a measure do- and local government workers. into factories adjoin ing the HOSPITAL NOTES — dedication to Jimmy Carter. This makes for JACK ANDERSON Néw AIim The Ear' ally explicit fare than on those Dissenting Justices Potter claimed his side's force of justre- Stewart, William J. Brennan militiamen backed by artillery lowing citi es to use zoning laws (erred to the ordinance as an Jr ThtirtnM Marshall rind ,n,I f2nk n,nAtr,,l th challenged by two operators of not have a warrant to enter a If it comes — and the statistics are mute on against oppodition. It makes, too, for a closed were alive today in Manhattan he would need a there is a real question of whether these flurries quickly will be labeled the "long-awaited sumbusiness manager. qualify as "summer" rallies. mer rally." As , : kGeo'ge C. Hearn , CALL, 834-8776 of the city. The Moslems reported hard explosion shattered windows In lice station in the Bronx. - -. tween Moslem western Beirut and the Christian eastern half — A That at least is the way a commission-hungry into the week following the holiday, adding an heavy handed methods than on his objectives. remember John Diffinger more than Melvin wouldn't seem so. AID _______________________ el Fil, Mar Elias and elsewhere. A Christian spokesman '"' especially In the name of the federal governgeneral counsel for the giant Swnma Corp., It would have been totally contrary to the may turn out to be the last hurrah for the merit's top consumer advocate. The partywhich controls most of Hughes' assets. Hughes personality to engage In a public power beleaguered boss of the Office of Minority po() pers angr ily protested, the shakedown was Mexican Investigators ha ve established that struggle with aide Ro be rt Maheu, who su per- Bus iness Enterprise i OMBE. cur tailed and a less ostentstlous event was held. Hughes was not mentally competent during most vised Hughes' Las Vegas dominion. Yet Maheu For the Justice Dept. is reviewing allegations of his stay In that country. He died a penthouse was fired, and the scandal hit the headlines, Robert Satiacum Sr., the Puyallup Indian that Armendaris accepted gratuities from hermit, ensconced in Acapulco's fashionable The way the fracas was handled, our sources federal contractors and mismanaged the . leader who led "fish-Ins" In the 1%0 for Indian Princess Hotel. suggest, indicates It was the result of Chester payers' money. tingling rights, Is now challenging the federal Dr. Victor Montemayor, who was called In to Davis' bulldozer mentality. Howard Hughes, We detailed Armendaris' misconduct In a government over gambling. Satiacum says his stituents back home ,,. (AP) J- • two to eight trading days before July 4 and lasted jections voiced seem to be based more on his shots for the eccentric billionaire long before had a dispute with subordinates, he simply Armendaris' buddies gave him a testimonial Hughes died last April. Davis Is a director and bought them off. dinner this month in Dallas. The happy occasion scandal, it would go over real big with my ccn- Eve shootings. IPS • WASHINGTON suNsH; STATE — 1 ___ nets," ment of "skid row" areas. to the basement and caused mi- lence:' extension of the federal pay perimeter, the sources said. She was the successful law. No business on the list is standards was beyond "the nor damage to the concrete ne man from SOIL also The Palestinians attacked the building. claimed responsibility for his yer in the Supreme Court's 5 to allowed to locate within 1,000 power of Congress to override Christians' Ein Rummanneh Ti m boOth at the Chase Man- group (or the lAtst at the Chase 4 ruling Thursday that cities feet of any other business of one state sovereiiinty" with the aim iihairhtn prntct supply lines to hattan Bank branch exploded at Manhattan branch and dii- may use their zoning power to of the types listed or within 500 of regulating interstate Lom- the besieged camps from leftist 3:23 a.m., police said. The claimed the explosion at the pD_ place greatet restrictions on es- feet of a residential neigh- merce. camps on the south side of WASHINGTON — The man who has stepped stockholder and ta3 slowly assumed the feisty (bscus3ing "the matter with Chester Davis." You see. ill could become involved in a ,-n'prçhv u,hn hm,4 Am k.,il.Ib,,, """' '' "' ..-'. "a" the Pan I ARRIVE AUVE ~, majority decision "rides rough- ly Thursday. But Palestinians the adjacent Grand Central time when Jews living in those bookstores, movie theaters and use regulation." The ruling upheld a Detroit shod over cardinal principles of and independent sources said Terminal and subway en- countries are being brutally dance halls could help stop the trances. murdered" and because "arms growth of "sex strips," a prose- ordinance which added pornog- First Amendment law." the defenders took the offensive raphy parlors to a list of busiPolice reported a second ex- promised to Israel are withheld cutor predicts. In other decisions, the court: later in the day and threw the villains, as Karl Menninger says, not only as broker, without benefit of research, Is inclined to average of 3 to 4 per cent to the Index. Like Rickover, Carter, by all accounts, scapegoats butts objects to carry out the awful view the summer. But Is he right? Is there some And now the bad news: Hirsch found that demat;,J total dedication from those around into the late Howard Hughes' shoes is brash, Chester Davis personality. brawling attorney Chester C. Davis. For instance, Hughes shunned publicity, Federal authorities believe that the 66-year. covered up scandals and never permitted conold Davis may have been secretly calling the troversy to explode onto the Front pages. If he -i.,VA'-' Williams tesfified Zeigler was, contend Zeigler killed the four been using the corridor to get to "flies to Syria and Iraq at a to restrict topless bars, adult example of "innovative land stigma!ized for life for his greed, but it was as now in the present. Nothing is better d esigned to shock an investor the tail end of June and the week after the Fourth Now it should be said in all this that much of wella crime against everyone. The man with the U., C~ this Irthargy Ll, = tl, .c fear uhat in relaxing of July. what Carter wonted as governor of Georgia was gun can rob a wallet, but the thug with a pen can at the beach he is cheating hinaself out of a stock Researching through the Standard & Poor's worthwhile doing, If spot checks with average take trust. truth and intellectual stability. market fortune. The summer is for investing, not composite index, he found that the rally began middle class reside-its are rellable. The ob. Psychologists can explain this absurdity of for loafing! had bombed The prime ministers of said Palesti nian and leftist negotiate a peace agreement. Le banese Moslem forces were Egypt and Syria also agreed "holding fast" around the be- to resume diplo matic relations, sieged Tat Zaatar and Jisr el- broken three weeks ago, and to Basha camps which house • I 000 Palestinians and 30,000 Lebanese refugees on the southeast side of Beirut. The . MILLERS broadcast said the defenders .J launched a two-prong counter. attack during the night at Tat Sanford Zaatar. Christian broadcasts said there were m or tar and ma. chine-gun duels at several a good deal of what he aimed for, however been a gain In stock market averages between reluctant the majority in the Senate and House. Purvis. Spiro Agnew will be in the Sunday - and a timer inside the Pan Am trot command. building about 1 a.m. and A man saying he represented cleared the area quickly before Save Our Israel Land called - were killed or wounded in "fe- called for a cease-fire and rocious overni gh t battles." roundtable conference of the The Moslems' Beirut Radio warring Leba nese factions to small black satc~el containing 26 and 27. The two-page letter four or five sticks of dynamite was signed by the FALN cen- (AP) — Wall Street forever lives ney,occur during the ha(weath~r ' months, to Georgia into endless fights with his sta in the future, in much t1w same way as the be sure, but similar activity can be witnessed In legislature. Even lawmakers wtio , had supported critical as Uie federal government expands its role in the Justice White was omdoubtedly correct in his assessment ter Garden on a recent evening did the killings and wounded and tried to put together the Zeigler. scene described by Edward He was shot in the abdomen, Williams. a wound th e sta te says was selfCrawford said he stood In the inflicted to support the defense back part of the store, where story of a robbery. Prosecu tors NEW YOI~K activities that excite and stinudate us. Hence we particular magic at work in the summertime? It "after the n-dd-year rally, very little is left for that the present federal law covering pollution by U. S. in. st.allations is ambiguous and that the Supreme Court cannot Infer a congressional Intent to sacrifice property. He also suggested the solution by saying that Congress could override the court's decision with more specific language. Congress should do just that. nications between Beirut and th e world were cut again. But Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia and the Christians' Amchit radio Kuwait ended a meeting In Risaid more than 200 persons yadh, the Saudi capital, and Supreme Court Ruling few brief months in prison, but today people stiff Thursday, when the Dow Jones industrial simply does not occur with any reasonable the celebrity crook, no doubt. We need our i i Wall Street Looks Ahead civilians. The news of this naturally made him year. Such as the sustained summer rally. the stuff of legend in the U.S. True, he served a I0S - responsibility for the ex- heralded t he start of the sevenplosions. nation economic summit A security guard found a conference In Puerto Rico June the verdict of the court he was responsible for the probably explai nswhy the same errors are made something more extended 1k,., ' p By Mortars, Gunfire NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) of Libyans and other Syrian form a joint politi cal-military Lebanon's capital once more troops who took over from the committee to coordina policy te was wracked by full-scale civil departing Syrians stayed on the "and lay t he basis for politi cal war today as Christians and south side of Bei ru t and did not action serving the cause of M oslems ba ttled for two Pale- ir.tervene In the fighting. liberation and a just peace in stinian refugee camps o verThe airport reopened w!th the Middle East," an anlooking Ch ristian commu- two flights by the Lebaneie air- nouncement said. nication lines, broadcasts from line to Europe Thursday and bo th sides reported. five to o ther points in the F LO RI 0 P." Telephone and telex commu- Middle East. "Did the spray paint can go "He closed his eyes and bepop, pop, pop?" State Atty. gan to cry and I took him In my Robert Eagan asked Annin on arms," said Smith, who said he cross-examination, was a friend of Zeigler. fortune and relatives reside. W ilhiaiaCaiiey? Avtonling to day they went to the darkened Charles Mays Jr., 35. Zeigler furniture store In WinThe defense contends robbers 1 Williams testified last week building in mid-Manhattan and the bombings In Manhattan and to the rear of a police station in the South Bronx. A communique left in a telethe Bronx, authorities said. There were no reports of in. ephone booth said the bombings were carried out by the FAIN's juries in the blasts. blasts. democracy, you get on the Johnny Carson show, dedicated horse player, because that is where the wintertime too. Summer Is a rather extended Carter strongly in his campaign of election In other words we choose celebrities for possibility, chance, blind luck, hope, dame period; It Isn't at all odd that sometime during themselves regularly In his line of fire when they flimsiest of reasons. -. rteirieniixr LI. dividuals and firms blacklisted by Arab governments as Pan American World Airways in Spanisli) claimed credit for in his hand. iU4ILiIi4IUUiI, years; if you steal something disgusting, such as ran away. Ernest Crawford, whose wife Zeigler, 30, is charged with is a cousin of Zeigler, and Gene killing his wife, Eunice, 31; her Annin, a private detective hired parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry by the defense, testified Thurs. Edwards of Moultrie, Ga., and defense witnesses in the Annin said it didn't. - dicted to be warm to hot over the southwest clear; Los Angeles 75 clear; Minneapolis-SI quarter of the nation and along the Gulf-of Mj. Paul 6o partly cloudy; Phoeriix92 clear; St.Louls co coast, the Appalachians through the.Atlan tic partly cloudy; Salt Lake City 64 clear; San Coast, New England and the eastern two thirds Fiego70 clear; San Francisco 71 clear; Seattle 52 of the Great Lakes. Elsewhere, temperatures partly cloudy. were predicted to be mild. Canada: Montreal 66 rain; Toroito 70. Beirut Wracked Again - details, even those which have nothing to do with to cleanse the environnient will be set back. The problem will gain in importance and become more generation of nuclear energy. 4 JOHN CUNNIFF U.IUi not have been that way. — Two (AP) Death Sentence Rescinded as Annin entered the store as in a plot to collect $520,000 in insurance on his wife. Williams said he did. NEW YORK (AP) Three the bank and in cars parked Crawford said he turned to. Another defense witness, explosions within a little more near the building, ward Annin holding a white Richard Smith, testified he told A militant Puerto Rican towel over a spray paint can. Zeigler at the hospital on than two hours caused minor damage early today to a Chase group called the Armed Forces Annin testified he could not Christmas Day that his wife Manhattan Bank branch, the of National Liberation (FALN determine what Crawford had was dead from the Christmas disgrace from an overdose of sleeping pills, she __________________________________________________________________________________ principle. He's sure he's right, and It's going to be his way. basks in the happy hon ha. Skin magazines throw His friends say Carter is right often enough to money at her, television has gotten more get away with It. His opponents say no man cancleavage than footage, even her dear mother, ...k. bla..Ilf,.,..11.,.. be right all the time, and that a man who won'thas been asked to contribute notes to the saga of the Bicentennial belle. This unwillingness to compromise, even on Innocuous details, and this firm conviction of Crime Pays? Well, not in all cases. In personal "rightness" led Carter as governor of America If you steal a loaf of bread you get 10 "'" Bechtel officials said. Bechtel said construction will begin next month In the Jtl area and will require 25,000 workers at its peak. Bechtel Is one of four companies being sued by the Justice Department for allegedly conspiring to boycott in. ' S himself thoroughly. He bores into subjects quickly and worships strength and noncompromise. Associates say he won't give on even minor Easy Rider Zeigler tried to shwt him could fence behind the building and JACKSONVILLE ons R PNewYorkOf ces Naval Academy he stood in the upper part of his class. He knows what he's doing and prepares — at port, a major harbor and a telecommunications system, EX telligent. Even at the highly competitive U-SC . quadruple murder trial of W.T. that Zeigler held a gun In his Zeigler Jr. have tried to show hand as he turned and it went that a scene described by a "pop, pop, pop" as it misfired. prosecution witness who said Williams said he jumped a ........ -i ve t an antilsraeli move. like his ideal. He works hard. As governor, he regularly walked into his office at 7:15 in morning and worked late. He's extremely in- While the object of her affections nearly dies in ,sf .,' fa,,rn,. A - . ...' ' - . _, . WASHINGTON "Admiral Rickover had a profound effect on my life — perhaps more anyone except my own parents. 0P "I'l asked her if she had awakened grouchy dot morning. "No", she replied, "I let him go on eived a strong vote of con- Gov. Brown ( SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A privately owned con61 UIJJ .1....I_.____* e# iu.iau,, UVYVLUIIIWII urm says IL ww n s 19 billion In a 20-year project in the Persian Gulf area of Saudi Arabia. Officials of Bechtel Inc. said Thursday the project calls for "refineries, petrochemical plants, a steel mill and an aluminum plant." Support facilities will include a new city, a water desalinization plant, a power plant, an air. ------ * Abound nowber'. nomination Describe Murder Scene Iwo - system primaries, across Southwestern Ohio with one damaging dominated the eastern third of the nation and the three homes at Goshen. Gulf states. Another heavily damaged a farm at Ben. Some 811s were reported In the interior tleyvllle in southwest Pennsylvania. Three other California and desert southwest where terntornadoes were sighted in southeast lower peratures climbed to more than 100 degrees Michigan with one In southeast Indiana and one Thtrsday. Persian Gulf Projects Slated enough delegates ul). . LONDON (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says his talks with South African Prime Minister John Vorster convinced hiiv "the process Is In motion" fur eventual peaceful transition to black rule in southern Africa. The problem, he told a news conference Thursday in Munich, is whether sufficient guarantees can be arranged for the white minorities to make the change to majority rule bearable. After meeting with Vorster Wednesday and Thursday In West Germany, Kissinger flew to London for talks with Prime Minister James Callaghan and Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland and a major speech on European af. fairs tonight. 4 H By The Associated Press each In northeastern North Dakota and norEarly morning temperatures across the nation Some early morning temperatures and and A band of showers and thundershowers con- theastern South Dakota. Strong thunderstorms ranged fror.. 89 at Phoenix, Aria., and TherInaI, conditions from across the nation: Unued from the northern Atlantic states across winds also blew down two houses at Petersburg Ca f., li to 37 at Lewistown, Mont. 68 clear; Boston 78 cloudy; Chicago 68 the Ohio Valley into Texas today as humid In southeastern Michigan. The forecast for today was for showers and fair;Atlanta Cincinnati weather persisted across a large part of East 71 cloudy; Cleveland 75 cloudy; Skies were clear from the central Plains Into occasional thunderstorms over the Great Lakes, Detroit and South. 69 Indianapolis fair, Louisville 75 foggy; the southwest quarter of the nation today. Partly New England, along most of the Atlantic coastal na Widely scattered thi,nd.rhiw. iikg wr ,.I,wu4t, flaA I., II.. . . .. .. doudv: Miami . 74 cloud y: NashvI lle 73 — bII Ji4.0 Ia UU5II UIC UUU Ill IYIVIJVU 5UIU3 U1 IJWO cloudy; New Orleans 78 fair; New York 73 partly over Florida and showers dotted the western and northwestern states. A few showers were Valley, the Appalachians and the lower cloudy; Pittsburgh 67 cloudy; Washington 78 Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley. falling In parts of Montana. Mississippi Valley. Showers were also to be cloudy. Thunderstorms were responsible for 12 tor. Temperatures were mostly in the 4( In the scattered over the northern Roddes. nadoes Thursday afternoon and into the early Rockies and Northern Plateau regions with a few Temperatures were to be cool over the nor. Anchorage 63 clear; Denver clear; Des Muines evening hours. Five tornadoes were reported 30s in Colorado and Montana. Sixties and 7 them Plains nd northern Rockies. 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T: Jack Prosser Ford drew first nesday night, lead in the bottom of the second Prosser Ford put together a with Denton's other homer and blood in the Sanford city Little League baseball tournament in pair of seven-run Innings which singles by Kevin Fall, Vernon told the tale of the same. law and Rlckv Noonev being Kelly Denton, Prosser cat- the big hits of the rally. The Continental League Denton came back with champions flexed their muscles cher and power hitter of the and whipped American League Continental League season, fourth and fifth inning hits to 1ated a pair of home runs account for his 4-for4 night. thaznpion Flagship Bank of Seminole, 181, Monday night. which helped decide matters Denton wound up with five RBIs. Fail, Law and David Holt The double-elimination, early, Denton smacked a ball over each had two hits for the winthree-team tournament con. tinues tonight at 7 o'clock with the 180-foot Fence in center in ners. g -" win,, ,j . ..'' '' ... . . .. , '. - l . ..." -... . - ----. .. --.-. - . ... "- - Pate Just Trying To. Marty Johnson - i\lIaIe 'VVestern Cut - ' - , Flagship ofS.mlnol. 03$ 051- I 370 17s-1I - Prosser Ford - Billingham Rangers Slice KC To Bullpen Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson has assigned Jack BU.. llngham to the bullpen to regain his composure, but the righthander says "I expected IL" Billlngham's record Is 5-5 with an earned run average of 5.05. He has not won since May suffering two l osses in that JA - •.' .'. is _______ In his last five starts, Billing. ham has gone 24 1.3 Innings, al- ___________ ____ ______ first inning and Monge made - / - -. - ir1g '" - - l A I who had runners were caught stealing in tagged for three runs a fairly comfortable five-game the ninth inning as the Angels tion resumed. A wild pitch anii bulge just three divs earlier. ,... U A lus 14rn Larowing error by Gossage im "I wish we had them in town 10 meetings. Bonds 0 . when Bobby Bonds belted a two-run allowed three of Chicago's ei* S-2triumph Thur sday night that homer, SId Monge pitched eigh t hits and both runs. ChiCago~: litted them within two games f strong Innings and two Oakland starter Rich Gossage was Prosser Ford mobs Denton at home after his ld .. Udl .. has bought the team and will 13.12, in the first game. rundowns. however. A triple by Charron hits off Swinford, with Andrea and runner up teams, league fees of $60,000 within 10 TIGERS days. Barnes 7b The total franchise price Is Eddie Tony Van Burger p $110,. Ra nd y Lest er It David Casey, one of the own- Pat van Ness ss ers, said the group Is negotlat. LeeCharronib Jeff R Chardsrnjs 3b Ing With the City to play 24 home Scott K, iger c M.attSwinfordp Du aneMitchesscf Kevin Dougherty cf Daryll Benton rI original franchises in Los Ange- Totals PANTHERS lea, El Paso-Juarez, San Diego, and Troy Jackson 3b K C Tops Moose, 1 1 -1 of Prcen'taiie-wise, TimMcKmmeylf Andrea Williamsp Steve LarryLemoncf BzuceFranktinc is Totals I AS I $ 2 3 3 0 0 3 H 0 3 0 0 2 S 2 I I o 1 0 0 ,I I . I , -.. L-d La_t i I '- I 0j* . ~ iV ",, ' 4J' ' ! ;:" i ~-`177 s ___________________ ' I 2 0 . . , - _. ._k I - 11 IV --*- 4 .,--. .. \ Yankees blew a five-run lead that incredible achieve- piece. and needed Mickey Rivers' ment. It has been voted the "Casey usually didn't s infield hit with two out and the Most Memorable Moment in much if you were pitching,A bases loaded in the bottom of World Series-All Star Game good game," recalled Larse n , ten Shoemaker, 1. 0 I 0 ." ). n u e , ,,,,,,. 0 0 0 I 00 30 4 0 2 I I 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 I 0 0 o "'' - . ~ . / t.,f_..t;#V_1,; I As '" ,"'"' - " ". ______ ______ 'al______ -... ,.. _ _________ 3 1 34 3 4 ______ __ ____ - . -. ____ ,. lwft- ~ - San Diego 39 31 .557 31,,z 36 32 .529 SO,: Atlanta 31 37 Houiton 31 3$ .456 19 . 1 \J '.''.' I ,//e.t4Noe/j''7Z7 19// __ L Thursday's Results r Florida _______ _______ . - '' vv 510y Only garn:s scheduled . ,.' (;/4y,Tl New York (Matlack 82) ait Chicago (Burns 39) St Louis (Curtis 56) •t Phila. . Madeawish. 1 . SECOND - I P WSt 2 Moving Mill* 3. Shelly; 4. Now r 'i I I I-V , -1~--.---' " 4',4) Heat; 5. Norman's Babe; 6. Ccuiin FrancIs; 7. Winding River; S .. . . dehh:hr (Kison 31) at Montreal IWarthen 1 I). (n) Cincinnati lHinion t % -."- I Houslo (Rondo: Atlanta woret21). 22) at San Diego (Freisloben 6.1), In) San Francisco (Montetusco 17) at Los Angeles (Hooton 5.7). Saturday's Games New York at Chicago St. Louis at Philadelphia, (n) PittSburgh at Montreal, In) Cincinnati at Houston. (n) San Francisco at Los Ang.In) Allanta at San Diego, (n) Sundays Games St. Louis at Phildelphla Pittsburgh at Montreal New York at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston Sa n Francisc o at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Diego - Cl'i,4',49 GB 7 7½ 9 9',. 12½ . Up, S. Lucky Libra; 6. Ramblin ' . V G,rl;7.Muglns*I; I. Konnis Kid. .• ruutiiri - I. 34- LWOOSOM Ruth; 2. Wond er World; 3. WrIght 0. Neece; 1. Maflown Champion; S. s Mateus; 6. Antonio's Godless; 7. Rustler; I. Tets Held i. * #1 //7.E//PE,..' /,tfP'fl'OiE a' %E 2.896/?.4 JY///C// sfØl. 7t/,Ft.T Madison FIFTH 1. Capitulate; 2. Lady's Fair; 5. Kema; 6. Lynn4a; 7. Lanky Hank; S. Fleet Cricket. SIXTH I. Master HonirI; 2. Han, Off; 3. Redonna One; 4. Shelton Streaker ; S. Travilin Nell; 6. Riteaway Red; 7. Western Whisky; S. Alice Hansen. SEVENTH 1. Madam Printer; 2. OS. News Maker; 3. Johnnle Margo: 1. Demon; 5. Blue Jim; 6. Ike Strider;?. Rocket M; I Ranbiin Rhonda. EIGHTH-i. Friskie Jim; 2. Run Dog Two; 3. Wayside Tops; 4. My Blue Velvet; 5. Parting; 6. OR. Sunset ; 7. Tailgate Tiger; S. Pecos Rochin'. NINTH 1. Pearl's Pain; 2. lmi Friend ; 3 Harieco; 4. Barn.y5 Bart; S. Fawn Dawn; 6. Conway Flr.ry; 7. Kid Coath; S. fluth Ro.sd',r. TENTH 1. Wayside Tansu; 2. KingArnold;3.ChampionFlame;4. Jack Tryon; 5. WeeMona; 6 Eye Appeal; 7. Willie Wesley; I. Moneychanger. ELEVENTH 1. Shoney; 2. Or - f - .,,,,,. - 'Day; 3. Persuader Acre; 4. Quality 9F4 J/.7f es. AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pc?. New York 39 24 .615' Clev ela nd 32 3i 505 Baltimore n .soo Boston 20 33 .476 Detroit 20 31 .469 Mliwkee 25 35 .417 Wysid1e0Juii TH Susie Gem 2 Rufus Ha zouri; 3. Travelin Jane; 1. Grown .. at 0-0) 79Q (34) TONIOHTI ENTRIES FIRST I. Bold Admiral; 2 Nellie Day. 3. Jan15, 1. Sovvan Stormy; 3. MIllie ScMnk; 6. First "V' : .t'.. ' Los Angeles 5, Houston I l4 2 . _________________________ / 320.2.10; 2. Becky Sue (6) 610, 3.10; A- 211441; Handle $192,083, n Francisco S. San Diego S Chicago 2. Pittsburgh I. 13 in Atlanta 7. Montreal 1 Phlladelpha 5. CincinnatI 1 32fl260JGtd PIac (I)310Q (1 5)20 00 P (45) 79 20 3$ 70 /1t'fCIJ7 rcq( /9E ñ/c'57,9,J'14 10"3 . .-.. . - Sovth.r,, Divisioa Ft LaudiqcjaI 32 3 (Namie); 6. Mercury Shooter Hysell); 7. Justly Randolph (Bourgeois); I. Kim Lobell (Jo hnson). THIRD I. Glenwood Time (R. Neely); 2 8. Haven Way (B. ReUur); 3. Towaliga Mist (O'Amalo) 1. Dusty Tag (Newman); S. Sampson Flight (Bridges); 6. Argo Angus (Kucia); 7. Nelson Way (Taylor ); S. Kirby (j. T fleah . Pompano Beach 75 3, .3,117 TIIrS4IyI Risulti Pompano Beach 23. F or ? (.avderdaI 0 . 3, , - St Prtersburg 75, Lakaland 44 Milmi 75. WeSt Palm law' 04 Tampa C, W,n?er MCxtfl 3 T.day'sOsmes MiamI t Pompano Beach Fort Lau4qdàI. .t WeSt Palm B.acp, T.m,. atl St. Petnburg at Wntr' Hevn SOuTHERHLIAOUI Cistern Di,ision W. 1.. Pd.. OS 20 I I I Orlando t sa'ar-aa Bohemia (Meyers). - FOURTH 1. Birdie Beb Bright (Rusin); 2. BIazewood Comet west (Whayiand); 3. Pan Lady J. Kan City 39 24 .600 (Oeason); 1. Clever Trip (Van Texas 36 27 .571 2 Oeventer); 5. Apollo Flash (Olorl); Oakland 33 35 ItS 7½ 6. Decatur Boy (Brkiges) 7. Speedy Chicaao 31 1) 184 7', r.,,n umrnv, Minnesota Westevø DIvIs9, 3135 .170 I'.; (N Driver) Tells Fly By Nile; 6 Penrose Dot; 7. 2 0I California 29 42 .104 13 FIFTH I. Forecaster (Stader); Jug. I. Salem Fox. Columbvj 20I Thursday's Results 2. Pansys Knight (Olori); 3. Star TWELFTH I. Jersey Jane; 2. Ctattanoog.a Minnesota 1, Chicago 2 K,o,,i 07 i Student (0 Amato); 4. Gayle Pixie Whiz; 3. Just Plain Ver ge; 1. Detroit 6. Boston 3 ThufSday's RlsuUs Stanton (Culhane); 5. Greentree See Secr et s; S Wright Elite; 6. New York 6, Cleveland 5 JaC.5OnvIIIi I. Chattanongi 0 Briggs (Bereznak); 6. Nancy Pare; 7. Skidoo; I. Brindle Skipper. McnIgomay chariot?. 3 S. I 0 Texas 5, Kansas City 2 Bruce (Patlerson); 7. Fast and Kv,ila Orlando California 2. Oakland 1 Easy (Dagenals); I Ocala Eagle CeIum 7, Iaw.rsat, Only games scheduled YSda YSOImIS (Jefferson ) Savarv& at Columtxis Today's Games SIXTH 1. Mr. Durkee Charlotte at MoMoomac-v Chicago (Barrios 12 and For. DAYTONA BEACH (Provost); 2. Western Champ OrIanO.o It K,iII, star 14) at Texas (Peterson 1.3 (Kurtzworlh); 3. Dea Frisky THURSDAYSRESULTS Jachsonvll• at Chattanooga and Perry 7.S), 2. (twi) (Filipelli); I Silverbell Rice FIRST 1. Gaitan-Pecina (1) Cleveland (Brown 6.2) at Bat(Hendrickson); S. C oo l Ha nd Luke S 40.3.00.3 00; 2. Victor-Ovy (6)1.10. 47). (n) (C lhlenteld); 6. Irene vo 300. 3. lbar.Gor os (3) 3.40; Q (1 6) Detroit (Ruffle 53) at Bos ton (Aldrich ); 7. Captain Riddle N. 179.00; P (1.4) 195.40 (JenkinS 5.7). In) SECOND- 1. Victor.Goodwin (7) (Sical; I, Six Thirteen (Bereznak). SEMINOLE Milwauk ee (Travers $4) at SEVENTH -1. Nardins Pussycat 1360. 440, 5.10; 2. Iber.Sutton (1) THURSDAY'S RESULTS New York (Ellis 71). (n) (Seiders); 2. MatIlda Lobell 760,3.60; 3. Nestr.Gor,s(S) 1.20; 0 FIRST 1. Crazy Goose (Van Califor nia (Ross SI) at Kan. devent er i Il) 520. 300. 2.40; 2. (Blton); 3. Miis Pattie Brooke (1-7) 545.60; P (7-1) 1138.40; Big Q sas City (Splltt or ff 66), (n) Sh ar on Cia (5) 6.00, 2.60; 3. (tIe) (Grimes); 4 Ed's Buddy (Rau); 5, (16 wIth 1.7) $933.00. Minnesota (Goltz 74) at Oak- Oteca Mae (I) 2.20 and Pasadena N Bannas Baby (R. Neely); 6. Drip THIRD 1. Reta Davalos (1) - - - - , a A I - . IW fW....l C..... fl---- '.•.. r.. ,, v,... • - - - 1. Jal-Alal - - ph final Uw the National League's Most worked on the Brooklyn batters, Memorable Moment. Shoemaker and Charlles Two other category winners, When larsen whipped a picked up slow-pitch softball the Most Memorable Person. called third strike past pli. u rn arms, wrappI ame ng his chunky legs around In Philadelphia next month. Larsen was flabbergasted Isy pitcher's waist. of . ____ 'ir - _____________________________ . ____ ____ ___ Grieme did the damage for er son ___ -b world was when he set down 27 -ufive Dodgers in the fifth It was a magic the Pitcher moment except for thaj had a mediocre the Outcasts had hits. game the 1956 World Series, rcer with an 81-91 won-lost lo Vem Boykin in three "I'm more nereo- n than for 14 major league seasop'I' runs with a pair singles for 1 was 20 years ago," he said. Larsen, now a sales represei of .0 - - - _____ -. .._ ' '" - ,~-- ~ .. - two of four and twined live. Marcotta Canada's mid- jt', Ferina had a pair of triples, dieweight boxing champion, -jp Wright tripled singled and scored a unanimous 10-rowsi Whitney hit a two-run homer In decision over D.C. Walker of . Panibers"Jimmy Terwilligeilp 0des In sisfely. Nt Vu Ness appillies Late tag. the ru-It inning. New York . and Joan Turner had Jr., - Calif., pa. is-,sellujacturer, often ,ia tilts about flipped.' asketi about his perfect game each. Judy Canton added The announCment t*ouglit and hIsh with baseball home run for the winners, back memories of the brisk Oc- mortality. He never '( Allison Smith and Teresa tober day In Yankee Stadium talking about l it . Vezina had two NU for Burger when [Arun wrote bLwbso "Why Should two a ___________________ ________________________ of and sing. W by Carol Crainnick me to tell rne I hail won J% I j.-#. ;;er . - _____ Chicago at Texas. In) Dare (7) 9.20. 620. 3. Dougs (No DrIver); 6. Sam Drucker (1 1) 31,90; P (1.1) 112,00; 00 (1-4) $224,10. Dynamite (5) 3.20; Q (2;) 15260, T (Stader). 7 Sam Bengazl (R. - - - Defending men's title holder 416 unless their demards are I I ,Wt. I . ,4he declined further com- the protest. Major League FIFTH 1. Nazzys Folly (Ruggles) (4) 1.10. 320, 7.50; 2. - Leader s Arn.rican BATTING (150 at bats)- G,Brett. American Oal Teen In Olympics Events on the dispute Thursday 4:1er leading the women's seeds EUGENE, Ore. (All) - however, doused her chances of t ough to the four th round by Teen-agers Brenda Morehead breaking Miss Cheesehorotigh's cruising ast Lesley Hunt of and Chandra Aus tr alia 6-1, 6-0. will race for the United Sta tes "I shall be meeting the All- in both women's sprints, and fl,nrland Club and presenting year-old Willie Davenport will Miss Cheeseborough, heading for her senior year at our case Friday morning," she run the high hurdles at the Ribault Iligh School in Jackson- tires King, hlstor,. deretj. he SIXTH I. Clayhaven Pioneer ,*J,us Mistey (Kurtzworin), 7. (Provost) (5) 1060. 130. 370; 2. Hill (Bridges); I. Riteway Ralph - RUNS-Otis, KC, 51; Hargrove. ) $10660 2.10:1. , K C, 41, HITS-G.Brett, KC, 97; L.eFlore, S46.10, TENTH - I Victor Davalos (7) DAYTONA BEACH THURSDAY's RESULTS FIRST- I. Shaded Blue (4) 10.20. 1010, 300. 5.00; 2. Barquin-Edward II) $266 10, 1 2 10.1. 5.00. 120; 3 Ibar Lorenzo ill EIGHTH I. Stars Hostess 520. 360. 2 Noticeable (3) 3.00. 3.20; Q (47) $5) 40; P (7.4) $101 $0; (Hobbs) ) 3110, 10, 120 7. 110. 3. John L. Hayes (I) 500; Q (3 - (7) 9.10. Q (II) $20.60 T (Ill) ELEVENTH -1. Orbe Paco (1) SECOND- 1.M&M'i Ann (3) 600. - L@FW*. Del. S. Poquelle, KC. S; 2:01- 7 0 5) )O 40, P 0 5) 111.30; 32.11. 3 Ol ympi cs for (2) 320. 3.20: 3. Ga)dos-Elorri (1) 520, 0 (2 4) 5.32.10; P (1-7) $91.50. TWELFTH I. Jorge-Arrieta (3) 21 10, 620. 5.20: 2. Mutitla Cobian (1) It 10, 0.60; 3. Isasa SMduy (6) - Big Q (2 4 with 3.1) 1103.00. 3. Arrlva Liz (John TENTH FOURTH-i MISS Liberation (3) Wingardl Ill 3060. 620, 7.4.0; 2. 620. 310, 260; 2. Tenaz (7) 6.60, - HOME RUNS-L,May, Sal, 13; .1 120:2, Rafael (2)6.40,400; 3. Cite NINTH I. Dakota Grattan 3. Ooodley De(l) S.20; Q (23) 15.10; DOUBLES-McRae, XC, I?; tt' Gill) (5) 1500. 6.70, 4.20; 2 P (3-2) 14.90. 32.03. Carty. Cie. 16; Hargrove, Tex, 16; Choice Lee Hy (7) 32.60. 5.60; 3. THIRD- I. Toughy Tommy (3) O Evans, Bin, 15; Oils, KC. . ; Proud Speed Ill S 20; Q IS 7) 11 00. SlO, 100; 2. Tim Ryder TRIPLES-G. Brett, XC, 7 $16050; T (57 all) 125.53.00; 1 600. 410; 3. Or Burbon (7) S.0O; Q Garner, Oak, 1; Blanks, dc. 5; North. Oak, S. Big 0 (I 2 with 2 6 consolation all 2) - Dog Racing SEVENTH - 1. Strong (Kurtz I $7100 all 6 ) $11600, NINTH I. Gasti (3) 10.60 5.10, Senator (1) IOOQ (4 S) $11.20, T (5. Rivers. NY. .321. I- I _______________________ AnYou NOT 4 Cumban Frisco (1) 340; Q (I)) 26 00: P (37) 65.70; 32.19. Otis. KC. 32; Bando. Oak. It. ( 1)1) 1262 50; T 2:10 1. STOLEN BA$E5-Patek, KC. 35; 13120, 1 175.402 A -- 3673. Handle Carew. Mm, 31; North, Oak, 31; - Baylor. Oak. 30; Campaner TONiGHTIS ENTRIES 21 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 125; Beriuse, Your FIFTH- 1. Noel's First ( I) SIC. 610.100 . 2 Soft Fox (7) 400,7.10; 3 Indication (31 5.00; Q (1-7) II 60: T _____ ___________________________ W4111,110 POT? _________ ((I 7 3) 221.60; 39.27. - i - KEE P COOL WITH _________________________ ______________________________ she National League rida BATTING (ISO at bats)- Mc they play so much better than I Thursday at the U.S. Olympic Track Club, is the only other Bride, StL., .344: G.Foster, Cm. .340; ,l d&, it's unfair to ask them." the track and field trials at Ilay- No.2 men's sin- ward Field. In the trials, who will compete Ill? Miss Event were once Tennessee State, was clocked In 10,000-meter run and the 4engaec, but drifted 22.49 seconds. An aiding wind marathon. and have since - E R D (Filipolly) SECOND - The Chicago Bulls have first ing %hat won't." That's the same NBA Gilinore is eager to compete choice. tIsGIlniore lunged at the golf team that drafted Gilmore as against the big men of the NBA TRIPLES-D.Cash, Phi, 7; for res ur t, The 24H)ound, 7-foot-2 Gil- bigger money this timpel more is expected to be No. I Gilmore said with a chuckle. -Break the bank"- Gibnore "Otie of thesc da)s I'm goin"a to choice when National Basket- repeated the question with dis- hit the big time and everybody tiill Associatonteanis divide up belief. "Not hardly. Those days will know I look Just like Bill There's no bargaining Russell." plhyers of the Kentucky and St. are He says the challenge goLou is American Basketball As- power any more. 26, Morgan, Cin. 22; Stock. SIL. 19, e9iI OFflR ENDS JUNE - - 30th "The only decision I have is ing against Jabbar. Dave Cow- : .1 , - M S '#.. I til. On Now' Minor Leagues Includs freight, dealer set up and over. eliminated in merger of the either accepting whatever I feel ens and Bob Limier Is somewill make me happy or reject- thing he's eager to experience. leagues. ______________________________ It Willi .0 PLOQIDA STATE LIAQUC of Tamps swmsrn otis*rn W.LPd.GI St P,t.ribs,,r 37 Wintac Haven 24 44 353 Ii I" 144 5, ~ PLUMBING ___________________________ HEATING. INC. ; I, HOME RUNS-Kingman, NY, 73. Sc hmidt, Phi, 20: G.Foslec, Cm , 14; Mergan. Cm, 12: Monday. Chi, Il , Cedeno. Htn, 1%; Cey, LA, 11, Winfield, SO, It. STOLEN BASES-C,deno. Mtn. at Central Air Condifiening Syshm ONDA .SUMMER SAVINGS 18, dis- Kentucky out bi d them wi th an with t.jaJectory offer reliably re ported $2.8 appointment. 10 years. Golf isn't his game. Basket- million Will he break the bank is. over I N 30. Zi&k. Pgh. Garvey. LA. 18, 0 Maddox, Phi, I?. Montanez. All. D Parker. Pgh, 7; Tyson, SOL. 1.* ' ~- _____________________ 50. $ 2; Morgan. Cm. 49. RUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, Cm, 42; Schmidt, Phi. 3.4; Kingman. NY, 52. TPerez. Cm, Si: Morgan. 41 with a club, made sume an All Arnerica out of Jackson- and get some television CX- "Why, every time I duck through the door going into a somebody thinks ta an I'm Kureem Abdul-Jabbar, Bvrgandy Velvet (S) Van LIzzie 3. (Culhane). EIGHTH- I. R. Big Casey 16) Pgfl. .333; Cey, LA, .320. RUNS--Rose. Cut, 5$; Schmidt. (Wingard); 1, Ocala Dutchess 1240. II 70. 710; 2 Bob Tryon (4) HITS-Rosa. Cm, 90; Garvey, LA. 00m, I JACKSONVILLE (AP) The hulking giant named ________________________________ Tiogas Grace 360. o ( it 4000. 1 (3 45) 11100. Morgan. Cin. -335; W.RobinSM, (Phillip%). 2, Sumter Dream ' . I I. IS 60, 6 60, 4 ' I , service - 7 EIGHTH 1. Solana-Sarduy (2) 11.10, 5.20, 1.20; 2. Mvtiila-Echaniz (6) 6.20, 440. 3. Apraz Arrleta (1) 5.20; 0 (2 6) 147.20; P (2 6) 194.10; - I Chris Gold (Bridges); FIRST SIXTH 1. Rockwell 750. 160. the fourth time. ville, sped 200 meters in 2. Scotti Tron (Aldr i ch); 3. Bright 360; 2. Tamia Mionk 630. 360; J. by Deborah Tanana, Cal. 121; Blyloven, 22.154, followed ~ "Asked if she ever played or Miss Morehead and MISS 103 : Leonard, KC, 50: Hunter, NY, (Bereznak), S. Tom Torn (Gill); 6. 63 20. 3371. 'acticed with men, said: Cheeseborough, who finished I. Armstrong, a 21-year-old 76. Johnny Mnbar (HendriCkson); 7. tamg student, in 22.74. 6t SEVENTH I Joker Jake (3) used to practice with Jimmy 2 in the 100-meter dash, repeatBarlows DutChasi (Piper): 5. 600. S00. 300; 2.Josie Potts lii jjd. f~&iation franchises whith were ' I. Jests Chief (Lyon s); KC, 359., McRae. KC,.247. LeFlOre, Eva% Dream (4) 3 60, 2 40; J. Mighty (Culhane). Oct 347; Bostock Mm, .377; Tex, 51. Chambliss, NY, 46, Otis. KC, 45; Munson, NY. 44; Mayberry S - Lotus Bud (II 2.60, 2,40; I. Dutch 2 Westersn Bev (Phillips); 3. Back. Time (2)300; 0(1-1)7.20; T (4 12); tire Bayel (Rau); I. Superficial (John son ); S. Ariti;o (Petersen); 6. 52060. 12.13 I. Adams (1) 12 20, S 60, 3 Heather 42. Norlh, Oak. 42. Chance (4) 2 60, 0 (2 8) SA3 40; T (2 RUNS BATTED iN-surroughS, 0 11.10.9.50, 7.00; 2. Marti-Oavalos (I) 120, 360; 3 MultllIa-Egurbh (5) 600; 0 (12) $36.10; P (2.1) 1*2.20. (Howard). TENTH .4 SEVENTH - 1. Nirstor-Elorri (3) Neely)~ or Howard Champ (2 7 5) S3" 00; 1: 3 5 I Dat,13; Rivers, NY, 42; McRae. KC. 104 degrees. Berra raced out am! as - (II 0 20. 5.60; 3. Orbe.Sarduy (Si 9.20. 3 40; 3 Little JunIper (6) 2 60; (Van Deventer). NINTH I. Honey Nugget 320; 0 (1 1) 161 00 ; P (1 I) $231 60 Q (35) 5.1060; T T (3 56) $259 50; SIXTH 1. Solana Peclna (4) (Provost). 2. NalIznah (Ruggles); 3. 2 - 11-2 1360,5.60,4.10; 2 Urarte Egurbi (1) 1. Skippy Lee Clever Astra (Ormsby); 1. Sitar FOURTH M. G.Foster, din, $5. DOUBLES-Madlock, Chi, II; Cm, of _____ ____ other women prize winners. _,~liss Evert. president of the women's Tennis Association, s~lid the WTA was asking its n'iembers sign a f orm agree- 10 20, &OO, 41D; 2. Rafatil-Sponitiven Melody (Roy); 8. Ocala Paddy Wak go. Morylanor. All. U; Buckner, LA, Charlies took 5-1 measure Burger King. A pair triples by Anne by his selection as the baseball 0.1 stages the 99-year-old tourna- r"' I - Sunday's Game League as Shoemaker defeated Memorable Moment, will be out, . Milwaukee at New york, 2 Cleveland at Baltimore, 2 Detroit at BoSton California at Kansas City victories in the Women's ality and the over-all most hitter Dale Mitchell for the finA ar &I. Saturday's Games (6) 6 60. 6 60. 3. Gaitan Goodwin (2) SECOND 1. Aubrey TIme (Dvoracek), .3h '7Grz E$t.aiilii i1oi UII.JJ. I. Color Me. Beanie .iu'.l; 14 ti-OS %ol.Iu; toaenaisi S 11.60,41.00. 300; 2. Milwaukee at New York FOURTH I. ZiJbi (4)9.10,1.20, lab Painter (1) 560, 500; 3. Top (Bnitton); 2. Bordners Pride Detroit at Bo ston Reward (I) 110; 0 115) $1S7. 60; T (Kucia); 3. WinnIng Tina (R. 2.00; 2. Echani: (3) 6.60, 3.10; 3. Minnesota at Oakland Regur); I. Selbys Beau (Seider s); s. Gastl 11(0)3.20; Q (31) 137.20; P (4. (3 5.413 00; D D. (75) 5101 Califor nia at Kansa s City, In) 2:132 Frisky Donna (F Ihlenfeld); 6. 3) $120.50; DO lii) $125 70 Chicago at Texas, (n) FIFTH 1. Gasti-Rodolto (I) THIRD -1. Lady Too(Nly) (3) Slick Bullet (Fi'ipelli); 7. Rodo we won 't Larn career home run, April 8, I 9174, _ ' ,.' ___ _________ Tr I intense. Aaron's record-breaking 715th war't " - Ciinnom but that's all. I feel ed their performance in the 200 - In the ninth inning, the prt*, , .f ": - became sure ' ' a gaine and I went with American League's Most judgment on every batter." • - . .... .1 ~111` 2 0 "He never said a thing that dayAlso saluted in the special bI And Yogi never came out to talk. centennial promotion were Joe tomeei ther,}jecalled a heck.0 DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in 1941, recognized as the S '. ' history. we to .• drove Vincent Thomas was all Moose w.,t Cincinnati - York Yankees against the Casey Stengel and catcher Y Doyle Alexander hurled Brooklyn Dodgers Oct. 8, 19. Berra, steered dear f Knigh ts of Columbus put an 43$ 1(11)1-17 11-1 hur ting on Moose Thursday Ti9SI'5 _______________________ ______________________ PanThers $05 I I 4- 4 in Senior League baseball as Bobby Wells pitched a onehitter and Jerry Ferina, Mite Wright and Keith Whitney Marcotte Tops came up with the big hits. A first-inning single by .448 11 .448 I? TENTH- 1. DIiry Dart (I) 1.40. 300. 2.10; 2. OH's Debbie (3) 340, /775 /yy . . ~".'. ~r:...~'~~.Y.j: I IILN - year, come," ment to Increase the women's Immediate comment. "I'! have said Miss Evert, the 21-year-old share of the prizes over a period to talk to Chrissie first," he honey blonde from Fort Lau, of a few years until parity -at said. derdale, and No. 1 seed For the least for the winner Meansshule, Miss Evert, No.2 is women's title, reached. But Miss Evert and seed Mrs. Cawley and No. 3 Ilds year tiv men's chain- the WTA apparently are dis- seed Virginia Wade of Britain pion will get $21,875 while the satisfied with that concession, won third-round victories "omen's c ha mpion will get The men appeared have Th ursday on sun-baked courts next ten, a perfect game for the New quaclous Yankees, Managi Yankees 6, Indians 5 complete payment of initial DarryIM(rthi 30 37 30 37 - - _ equality. And unless we get it nient, already has an agree- Arthur Ashe of Miami declined more for Dexter Franklin 3b Chicago St. Louis to DENVER (AP) -A Denver The Rangers took advantage NEW YORK (AP) - The group says it will meet financial The Tigers made short work Swinford permitted the and single by Van Burger were Williams and Bruce Franklin "I was okay on the mound:pit of Kansas City baserunning and crewcut is gone, replaced by a he said. 1 was m commitments within 10 days to of their 2-of-3 series with the Panthers only four hits and the big hits of the inning. getting the others. The Pan. ore nervous In fielding la pses. Steve Hargan purchase an expamlon fran- Pan thers modish, longer style. His the dugout. I mentioned i• the Pee Wee survived his own wildness, nine Van Burger was 3-for-3 while thers got on the scoreboard was the winner with sterling re- hair has turned gray, but the couple of times and everyboo' chise of the professioW In- League championship Thur- walks, to win. He blanked the Charron went 2-for-5. Jeff the fourth with five alks '.I help lie( help from 39-year-old Joe years have been kind t ternational Volleyball Associ- sday night at Fort Mellon Park, Panthers the first three innings Richardson had the only other score two runs. A pairw of errors o Don just walked away." Hoemner. The Royals had three Larsen. ation. riding the arm of Matt Swinford while the Tigers were gaining a hit for the winners, a sixth accounted for the other PanBaseball tradition belie ves 'it' runners picked off base and the A limited partnership calling and bats of Tony Van Burger 6.0 cushion. It has been two decades since is a Jinx to mention a no-hittir inning single which led to an thers score. itself Rocky Mountain Sports and Lee Charron to 17-3 victory. Trophies were awarded to Rangers scored twice because the tall right-hander spun base- to a Pitcher when he is wor A 10-run burst in the fifth insurance run. of wild Kansas City throws on ball's only World Series no-hit- on one. Two of the mostk* and Including five local owners ID. The Panthers were beaten, inning really sealed the victory, Darryl.Nierthie had two of the players from the championsNp Phoenix, and recent expansion Jimmy TerwIIl,g.c7b Herbert Dixon rf franchise, Seattle. .179 - , 15 are Club, Larsen, Aaron To Most Memorable' complete turna:ound. o . t w of a •.. ,_.• ....,. s&s us after Wee Of Pee - oth when a team ng • to answer slammed in Minnesota's first two runs couple more games be- his ninth homer of the season and a single by Mike Cubbage cause gets going Dave Collins' single In the drove in another, bad it very often gets worse," ,. Manager Frank Lukchesi said after the Rarigers swept the P .,! two-game series, stretching Kansas City's losing streak to six games. "Kansas City Is Denver Eyeing - i.'expected today de- entries with the men, who have equal performance and when I mands from ls Evert and 128 competitors thIs year have the Full facts I think you er top women tennis stars compared to % women, will find the girls over- for a Tigers Sweep Panthers, • n,n't year, the All-England Club also wanted an equal number of "Equal money comes down to the First-place Royals, ,... • - - 'WIMBI.EDoN, England apart. John Newcombe of Australia, Under th e threat Unconfirmed reports a bo ut pr esident of the Association of women's boycott of Wimbledon thewomen's demandssald they Tennis Professionals, said: for,a in ..- . - rue dates between May and Septernber. The newest member of the 31 31 : - of us, ~ hip. dnn W W posted his seventh victory. BUI Singer weathered a o Staub collected three hits, in- hour rain delay and Stee the assumion that first place cluding a double, ored two Braun hi t a home run for M In the American League West runs and drove In one. Sz.ger lost his bid ain't big enough for both Angels 2, A's 1 shutout the seventh be. -_fnars why I'm not too wor worry. This is just a matter of getting it all together." 16 19 3. 3.2O 2. SC Lonesome LIZ i 3.20. 340. 3. Terrry T. Berry (I) 6.20; 0 (34) 12.00; 1 (34$) $7.20; - ready to be gunned down. after ac- red. Last year, I didn't have good stuff and that made 700 Phila Pith New York #d 'THE COT' /4 OMT1U5CO ,iyo.4' 7HE ,1. RaO,'r'F y 7WF Y&1/f 1W44'P 1.4T WHM (44) 34,00; P (64) 291.40, - •. oit's BlIlIngham said he has been and Equal Pay For Gals stand up wlthnlnth-.lnnlng rel Indians. The Texas Rangers usually from Dick Drago and TIgers 6, Red Sos 3 get their man but they let R usty Staub and Jason perfedilrowsbycatcher Andy Kansas City Royals hightail it Thompson keyed 12- Etchebarren. Detr AppCty "My stuff is good," be said. __ 10.00; 0 Harness Racing - throwing many mistakes. by4JanMcwer ACCOUNTOFMONTEFUSCO East Los Ang -. - - two IIA Om earned. wuleu a . t huE "He's pressing," Anderson -Ad. "I'm putting him in the bullpen for a couple of starts to try and get his mind toge ther." Games th e ninth Inning to nip the ny The Asiodated P reU 4 , ;swIng 34 hLi âzii 24 tune, \ \ Lead To Two i -- . . -S ....... NATIONAL LEAGUE "' FLAGSHIP OF SEMINOLE AS I H 2b 3 I 0 Wesley Steele ss 3 2 2 Larry Frederick 3b-p 1 1 1 Chip Saundersc 1 2 3 NeaIWeiIonrt 2 I 0 Brian Roblnsonrf 1 1 0 Mike Rotundo lb 3 00 Jim Johnson p3b 1 00 Jay Burkect 2 00 Tim Barkley If I 00 Totals 24 I $ JACK PROSSER FORD Kevin Fail is 1 2 2 Vernon Law c? 3 3 2 Darrell Shuler3b 3 1 1 Billy Adams lb 1 2 1 Kelly Denton C 1 3 4 David Holt p 1 1 2 Johnny No" rf 3 1 0 Ricky Mooney ll 3 I 1 Mike Leonard 3b 3 1 1 Totals 30 It 13 time. - I 0 nI - National League champ the first inning after a throwing bit went the distance for Railroaders, which gained a error had cleared the sacks for Prosser, permitting six hits, bye Thursday for having the a 2-0 lead. Prosser stretched the three by Chip Saunders and two best won-loss record facing 3-0 advantage into a 1(1-2 by Wes Steele. Prosser Ford. The winner from tonight's game advances to Tuesday's championship game. The losers tonight face Flagship of SPORTS Seminole Monday night. If the losers' bracket team wins 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 23, l7$ Tuesday, a winner-take-all game will be forced for Wed. CINCINNATI (AP) 1SCOREBOMRD Baseball • fl t In ToKyo GIants 8, Padres 011ie Brown's tie-breaking B The Associated Press Derrel Thomas collected h' pinch-hit single in the seventh it's all over for Rowland Of. TOKVO API fice but it may be just beginning inning drove home the winning three hits, including a two-nm After stand- agreement. All's handlers said for the weigh-in, and All enrun as NI, Ea3t-leading Phila. triple, and Ken Reitz also Vd ,; *71'Passively in front of box. that when All signed it Wed. tered five minutes later. Climb. for the Atlanta Braves. delphia beat N1, West-leading three hits as San Francisco Rair, dliMultammad Ali's threat- nesday night, he thought it was Ing off the scales, he assumed a . Office saw his hitting streak Cincinnati for the sixth time in San Diego for the third straigIfl, etiltig Jabs, wrestler Antonio In- a pu1iicitystuntand he couldn't grappling Ixst with Inoki. but Jn,tø,1 ,,t % dmq c:,a;: rigni nierunga uua year i)tu gafls oar sneU his spienatu robe, with turn down a challenge the wrestler threw his arms off Allen hit a two-run homer and making W first start aft4r,20:. lti'gold sun over Japan's symBut, they -said, only Ali's with a sudden, violent move. the seventh time In eight gamesGarry Maddox had a solo shot relief appearances, got the balk Mt. Fuji, and beckoned. manager had the authority to _________ anyway, Both 'd th edging Montreal 2-1 for the Phils Johnny Bench Willie McCovey homered Nc 'With that showy gesture after make such a deal, that All de . - _'o behind Earl William' two-run clubbed million guaranteematch is serious. Angelo Dun a three-rtm homer for the Pa&e& ,,,-fl ' their weigh-in Friday, Inoki serves his $6 double and the pitching Of Cuts 2, Pirates 1 C are Dick the Reds. Jim Kaat, 8-2, bested joined in t he mood of spectacle because he is the drawing card dee, A s traner, Ruthven. I uus guy, ~Ilwi Gary Nolan 7-4. Jerry Morales hit his secOfl4! fo"their "World Martial Arts and Inoki has little to ke, and "After .e ,noc, ou Offlce,whowalked, grounded double of the game and SCO$14 )od'egi 5, Astree 1 diarupionship" Saturday in Ali's Black Muslim religion you II see its not a hoax. e out twice and flied out once, Ted Sizemore knocked in the t3dng run En the nintJç1,, wflkilheissupposedtowrestle, bans such a gamble as a win. I Alt went out in pouring rain at 11, .,.-"_'1 ~~, --C'-!~ -_ . up eight games short of tt;ee runs with a pair of sin- George Mitterwald's doublq . ~ j/ . Mills supposed to box. and such ner-take-all deal. Inoki was -x- 2 a.m. Friday for his last t- ',. 4*-k the National Lea gue record gles, both following intentional then won It In the 13th with . Z. . 4e , actial martial arts as karate pectedto make up to $4 million, roadwork before the scheduled , ., streak of 37 games set by Tom,- walks to Bill Buckner, as LOS eighth homer of the seasorvp, ariF- mostly banned. depending non fight revenue. 15-round fight at 11.30 a.m. Sal\ my Holmes of the Boston Angeles crept to within 3½ Willie Stargell homered in UI! ô far, Inoki had reacted to Inoki's camp denounced All urday I 20:30 p.m., EDT, Fri. Braves in 1945. games of Cincinnati In the NL second for Pittsburgh's lon1 " Afl'by sitting with arms folded asadishonorableman, but said day), Dundee said. Despite Office s temporary West. Tommy John evened his run ft was Stargell's lOPi aakl putting on his most En Inoki was willing to let All t'ack A spokesman for Inoki said I 3~ apse, things are looking up for record at 4-4 with relief help homer of the season and No. sctable face, as he did when down to make sure the fight the wrestler "wanted to be left the Braves. Atlanta started the ,.k r I .. X-W..19 from Charfie Hough. Larry Dir. lifetime, moving him into 20t~,,, AWcame in for the weigh-in went on. After the weigh4n, a entirely alone. This is the da seasonwithaqew owner, a lW ker, 6-7, was the loser, place on t he all-time list. shouting "Inoki, inokl spokesman for All said the pa- before the biggest fight of his manager, a slew of new ,. ..':t'': .. career and he wants to rest players, including million. wscept tar rnuiienng ano xr nau ueen reuirneu. I "that idiot" he left Inoki arrived 23 m in utes late ph ysically and men tally." )llar entPlt rAndY Kelly Dentin puts his weight behind first Inning homer. the talking to the world ~ Niessersmith, and high hopes, I avyweight boxing champion. then quickly sank into the , And All brought howls of cellar. A 13-game losing streak I light from Ja pa nese newsin midMay had Ma na ger Dave 1 en when he went off shouting Bristol tal ki ng to hi mself. iota ashita" "i'll see you But things have taken a turn t iorrow." All didn't really for the be t ter. Th e Braves have claw J llow through on his "sayoplaceed In their way up to fourth 'a," however. He circled the Ni. West, wi thin six I ' to block lnokl's exit, a nd OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) games of t he .500 mark and 10½ Pate said, "I drove well butl t at's when Inoki beckoned and Jerry Pate says he Is emotion- hit five or six approach irons behind front-running Cmi's ha ndlers fina ll y dragged ally and physically drained, short and took bo geys. Itriedas cinnati. Ii away as the boxer can't hit full, solid shots any- hard as I could, but I guess I'm Ru th ven, 94, checked the $ reamed, 'Let me at him." more and Just hopes he can tir ed out." Expos on five hits, including Inoki, whose main creden. make the cut today In the WestPete Mackanin's RB! single In Meanwhile, Bob Dickson, t ils are that he is president of em Golf Open. the first. The Braves got all the winless since 1973, will try to I w Japan Pro Wrestling Co., runs they needed against loser k ee p his game together to After playing 85 rounds this i •ighed In at fl12 Don Stanhouse, 5-3, In the secmaintain a two-stroke lead. He year and win ni ng the U.S. Open 218. ond inning when Darrel Chancy took ta ge of clearing advan Sunday, the 22-Cdt-01d ()U( other formalities of the singled, Jim Wynn was safe on afternoon weatherat the soggy igh-in ceremony were rookie says tie is taking next Butler National Course to come anerrorandtx,th runnersraced week off before going to clarations by bo th fighters' home on Willia ms' double to in four under par with 67. ctors that they were in top British Ope n. right field. Bruce Crampton, seeking c6dition. Dr. Sanzo Sato said Pate's First-round card was first tour victory of the year, PhiLs 5, Reds I Inokt's recent IcR shoulder marred by eight bogeys for an missed putt.s of 5 and 4 feet that Injury had been cur ed, seven-over-par 78. He will have cost two bogeys as he Fashioned Aside From that, It was all to struggle Friday to make the a 69. He had three birdies on the 2 posturing, starting with the late cut, which figures to be around back side in openIng his bid for arrival of both fighters. 149. a second Western Open title. AIi'scamphadletitbeknown Faced wi th the same thing, Veteran Charles Coody and Uboxer woWdn't appear until a lso wi th 78. is Tom Wa tson, tour rookie Geor ge Burns were Inoki's camp returned signed cur rent Brit ish Open champion the only ot hers to break I , 11 oft" copies of a winner-take-all and 1974 Western winner, with 18-8 FP.MI Friday, June 23, 19Th-lA , - - a �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 1. Friday, June is, lfl CALENDAR-1 Space Exposition Shows Americans ....100 - _..... .-.....-__1- ._A~~ Their Tax Monies Are Well Spent FRIDAY, JUNE 25 The Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 7:30 p.m.. Tanglewood LA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. SATURDAY, JUNE 2$ AL Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AL, closed, 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran Church. Rotary Club of Lake Mary Installation of officers, 7:30 p.m., Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR.'-. .,.... Yard Sale sponsored by Mid-Florida Singles to benefit burn victim Rick Dyess, 10 am. to 5 p.m., 2440 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. Yard and bake sale, starts at 10 a.m.; spaghetti supper, 5 to 7:30. Uala Presbyterian Church grounds corner Country Club Road and Upsal Road, sponsored by rwcaq Circle. Tuscola Cherokee Nation of Florida Pow Wow, and golf tournament beginning 10 a.m. running through Sunday, Family World, Osteen. Ribbon Cutting and open house, Winter Springs Fire Station No. 2, Northern Way, Tuscawilla, 11 a.m. MONDAY. JUNE 29 Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AL, closed, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, JUNE 29 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR434. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. WEDNESDAY, JUNE30 Movies for children, 10:30 a.m. Seminole South library Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, civic center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Seranaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. THURSDAY, JULY 1 Sanford AA, open, 8p.m., 1201W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. Casselberry Lious Club, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. OFS Seminole Chapter 2, .8 p.m., Sanford Masonic Temple. FRIDAY, JULY 2 Luagwuu4 LA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (AP) - Flushed by dazzling doses of Florida sunshine and the wonders of modem technology, a vacationing family discussed a just-completed tour of the The message of the exposition is subtly presented but pervasive: Tax dollars for science and technology are tax dollars well spent. "Third Century America" bicentennial exposition. "Daddy, will there be rocket ships and astronauts when I grow up?" asked a young member of the family as he stood in the stingy shade of a palm tree and licked an Ice cream cone. "I sure hope so son," replied the lather. "I sure hope so." The father-son exchange went unrecorded by organizers of the exposition, the only government-sponsored entry In the bkvnteiuiial bunanzd. But they undoubtedly would have been pleased because both the question and answer showed that the organizers' message was getting through. Trumpeted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 16 other federal agencies and a batch of big defense-space contractors, the message of the exposition is subtly presented but pervasive: Tax dollars for science and technology are tax dollars well spent. "That's part of the whole theme," conceded Miles Ross, space center deputy director and general manager of the $5 million exposition. "We want to show the public what they are getting for their tax dollars." The exhibits of other government agencies, the cost of which is not included in the exposition's $5 million price tag, don't equal the NASA displays in dramatic impact, but do include some informative and entertaining surprises. Ross goes to great lengths to 'stress the fact that this is not a NASA show," but it's clear that the space program's part of the exhibition is drawing the biggest crowd, which could total 500,000 by the time the show ends Sept. 7. NASA, which Is having to fight to maintain its budget for the space shuttle project, is using the exposition to open up its mammoth Vehicle Assembly Building ( VAB) and adjoining Launch Control Center to the public for the first time. In the cavernous VAB, visitors can test their coordination and responses on astronaut training devices, manipulate the controls of a lunar lander, follow the path of astronauts across a spacecraft access arm Into a "white room," have their picture taken In a lunar rover or use a computerized scale which gives their weight on the moon and the nlanets. The VAB also is loaded with models of the shuttle, the only manned project on the NASA drawing boards; the Europeanbuilt space lab, which will be carried Into orbit inside the shuttle; a cornucopia of spacecraft models; and the message. "NASA brought you the 1976 olympics," shouts one boldly printed teaser above a display on television communication satellites. One of the most dramatic exhibits is a simulated Apollo launch experienced from inside one of the four firing rooms actually used to control America's nights to the moon. As visitors stand on an elevated platform at the rear of the room, row upon row of computer consoles familiar to millions of television viewers come afire in a dazzling blaze of light and sound. The show blends motion pictures and slides of the historic 1969 launch on four large screens with taped voices of the launch team, the astronauts and mission control. But visitors do not escape the message. In a recording, space center director Lee Scherer gives an emotional pitch for the shuttle as one of "the eariy big events of our nation's third century." The industrial exhibits - including contributions from such giants as General Dynamics, Lockheed, McDonnel Douglas, Rockwell and Grumman Aerospace -and exhibits form other participating government agencies are housed in 15 geodesic domes strung out around the VAB. Overshadowing it all is an actual, 363 foot long Saturn V rocket. The e%hibits of other government agencies, the cost of which is not included in the exposition's $5 million price tag, don't equal the NASA displays in dramatic impact, but do include some informative and entertaining surprises. The Department of Agriculture dome includes an experimental laser beam devise used to cut lumber, and another futuristic machine which allows ranchers to check the age and physical condition of cattle as the animals walk by. Visitors to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare exhibit can undergo on-the-spot tests for high blood pressure, hypertension and other health problems. The tests are performed by new computerized diagnostic equipment. The Department of Defense DOD dome comes closest to matching NASA in showmanship, treating visitors to the marvels of the latest advancements in weaponry but solteninim the deadly purpose of the machines with the strains of soft Church, SR 434. "South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Spring. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's. Tanglewood LA (closed), 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Seminole County Young Repuilcan Club meeting, 8 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434, Longwood. Speaker Father K. D. Finzer, Republican candidate for Florida Senate. Countywide School Advisory Committee, noon, First Federal of $emthole, Sanford. Free Senior Citizen Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Children's films, 10:30 a.m. Sanford Library. Seventh-day Adventist Community Services, free blood pressure, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 -.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled paren,7:30p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma Club, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. SATURDAY, JULY 3 Sanford AL Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry LA (closed) 11 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Bicentennial Parade, 9 a.m., Maitland Avenue, Maitland. Food, booths and entertainment at Civic Center; water ski show at 7 p.m. and lire works at 9 p.m., Lake Lucien. John Young Museum and Planetarium Garage Sale and Auction, 10 am. to 6 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 5 Sanford AL, closed, 1201 W. First St. TUESDAY, JULY 6 Sanford Uis Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92 Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR. 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. ianlord Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Sanford Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Longwood Area Sertama, no, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous for troubled parents) Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford Senior Cithens Club, noon. Civic Center. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 Citc Ctc. Casselberry Ruliuy Club, 7:30 a.m., The Cabooae. Sanford Sereniders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m.' Sanford Civic Center. Cracker Barrel Tales for children, 10:30 a.m., Seminole South Library, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry SnfrdsnIs, Mason: Key Man In U.S. ffistory By DON McLEOI) Associated Press Writer George Mason, a farmer nota lawyer, may be the most im. portaitnianlisAinericanlaw - When the Stamp Act was repealed, Mason was one of the few Americans wise enough to see that the man most responsible for trouble was not over. developing the document that ever.tually became our Bill of when tobacco culture was deRights. dining. There is no easy explanation The youth was educated at For this Virginia planter's ob- home but benefited from the session with human rights; an tutelage of a cousin who was a obsession that led him to insist legal scholar and possessor of on a Declaration of Rights in one of the finest libraries in the the Virginia constitution. That colonies. He steeped himself in declaration - stating that "all the classics of literature and power is vested in, and con- philosophy and the best legal sequently derived from, the treatises. people" - was adopted by a Later, as a landowner and Virginia convention on June 12, speculator, he continued to 1776. study law to protect his interNobody ever mistreated Ma- est.s and became a recognzed son. He was born rich and died authority on land law. But he even richer, lie came from one never practiced law. He dedi. of America's finest families, al- cated himself to management beit one with a history of rebel, of the plantation, and to his wife lion. His great-grandfather had and nine children. helped start Bacon's Rebellion, Although he was plagued by the first armed challenge to gout and openly detested public royal authority in America. office as an "unjust Invasion of Mason enjoyed honor and ac- my personal liberty," he finally claim in his community, in his agreed to enter public service, state, and at times from a as did so many men of Mason's grateful nation. He was not the social standing, sort of man who felt that his He became a justice of the rights were threatened. county court, a trustee of the Yet this tidewater gentleman new town of Alexandria and an was an emerging nation's officer of the militia. He was a greatest civil libertarian. He in- member of the Virginia House spired and fought for the Bill of of Burgesses, the revolutionary Rights ar.d all the freedoms Virginia conventions, the Virthat generations of Americans ginia Committee of Safety, and have enjoyed under it. the Constitutional Convention. Mason was born in 1735 on a Like most of the Revolutionplantation just a few miles ary leaders, it was the Stamp down the Potomac from George Act that took Mason beyond the Washington's Mount Vernon. realm of civic duty to patriotic His grandfather and great. fervor. lie began by drafting a grandfather had been lawyers plan for the Fairfax County trained in London's Middle Burgesses for circumventing Temple, and like his father, the tax stamps. When the Stamp Act was reprosperous tobacco planters. George's father died in a pealed, Mason was one of the boating accident when the boy few Americans wise enough to i t ie wan nut over, in that trzUi" was only 10. but he left fortable estate. As principal a letter to London merchants heir George worked to prepare printed in the Public Ledger in himself for the management of 1766, he warned that "such ana large plantation, and his in- other experience as the Stamp dustry and efficiency kept the Act would produce a general plantation çroperous at a time revolt in Amerit a." rock music. And there's the message, too. One of the first things visitors see In the DOD dome is a sign stating that "although military research and development are primarily for national security, the individual safety and comfort of Americans Is often served as well." Tourists can mint their own bicentennial coin In the Treasury Department exhibit and purchase bicentennial stamps in the U.S. Postal Service display. In one refreshingly candid exhibit, an Environmental Protection Agency display examines the degree to which science and technology causes environmental prpblems as well as the ways they con- tribute to solutions. Another big crowd pleaser is the National Endowment for the Arts dome devoted exclusively to "Sun Dog," a sculpture composed of high-intensity Laser rays and shafts of natural sunlight. Created by artist Rockne Krebs, the sculpture is made up of beams of green and red laser light projected from the side of the dome and crossed by shafts of sunlight filtered through baffles in the roof. Water, recycled to cool the lasers, also reflects sunlight and 200 prisms disperse the light in shifting patterns on the Interior ceiling of the dome. In addition to the exhibits, special events are scheduled daily, including aerial About 3,500 persons a day have visited the exposition since it opened May 31, but officials expect crowds to swell during the peak of the summer tourist season in July and August. demonstrations by the Air Force Thunderbirds and Navy Blue Angels, parachuting by the Army Golden Knights jump team and band concerts. Admission to the exposition is $3 for adults, $2 for youths 12 to 18 and $1 for children three to 11. About 3,500 persons a day have visited the exposition since It opened May 31, but officials expect the crowds to swell during the peak of the summer tourist season in July and August. The exposition was proposed to President Ford by Rep. Lou Frey, R-Fla., a NASA booster under pressure from con- stitutents to do something about high unemployment in the Cape Canaveral area because of space program cutbacks. NASA employed 26,000 people at the peak of the Apollo program in 1969, but now prnvid'c permarwnt work for only 10,000. I . - WOMEN -.% - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 25, 1574-lB r.ur LL Newsman Says LBJ Hinted Of Castro Link To JFK Death wAsnlN(;T0N (AP) i. Cth - r- told him that President John F. Kennedy "was trying to get to Castro, but Castro got to him first." Smith, on the "ABC Evening News" Thursday night, said he was relating the conversation because "enough doubt has been cast on the Warren report on John Kennedy's death to Justify a new Investigation that will leave Nader Criticizes Book WASHINGTON (AP) - Ralph Nader has criticized a new book that's critical of him, saying, "This whole thing • Ford To Name Ambassador Thursday that he wants Marshall to keep that post while representing the United States in the Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean. - Kissinger To Meet Malik WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department says Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will meet Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik here next Tuesday. Before the ministers meet, other Indonesian officials will meet with representatives of the U.S. State, Treasury, Commerce and Defense departments. Mrs. Ford's Gown Donated WASHINGTON (AP) Betty Ford has sent out one of her gowns - to the Smithsonian Institution. The long green princess-style dress will be added to a - collection representing each of the nation's First Ladies. A Betty Ford-sized mannequin will wear it. "It's going to take a while to get used to the idea that I can come over to the Smithsonian and see myself," Mrs. Ford told a crowd that gathered for the presentation Thursday. rt• 0 4t i; I, ii til4llUII I t UI 11111 __ D i eters Face Cloth ing D . 52, R Waisting Away is ambassador to Kenya. Ford said Marshall, g state for the Woman's Club, and has earned mention In the Bicentennial News, official voice of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. The best laid plans of mice and men will sometimes go astray. Future plans call for landscaping all along the seawall from But Jim Jernigan, Sanford's director of parks and recreation, Sanford to the Central Florida Zoo. says efforts at beautifying the city will not be thwarted by plant Total cost of each flower bed, including irrigation, is $250, 'èieves. said Jernigan. About $150 worth of plants goes into each bed. So Since the new flower beds of azaleas, day lilies and other far, the plants which have been stolen from along the lakefront shrubs were completed along the west stretch of the seawall a have not been replaced. "We don't have the money," Jernigan couple of weeks ago, some 12 to 15 plants have already been explained. stolen, says Jernigan. Plant theft is no new crime In the area, he added. For many The thieves apparently come at night, and favor the smaller, newly planted shrubbery which Is easy to pull out of the ground, months, someone has been systematically stealing azaleas from the darkest section of Ft. Mellon Park. Jernigan feels certain it 'Is and less conspicuous to carry away. the same individual or group, but all efforts to trap the thief have The police has been notified about the problem, said JerFailed so far. nigan, and cars are patrolling the lakefront area at night.But so far, no thieves have been spotted by the patrolmen. Back In 1962, Jernigan related, a men's cir cle of the Garden "I'm u pset about it. I don't appreciate it one little bit," sa id Club was formed. Their chief project was to landscape the Jernigan. "But I'm not going to let it beat us." wayside parks along the lakefront. Shrubs and flowers were duly The beautification of the Lake Monroe seawall, and earlier of planted, and the community was delighted with the effort. But Memorial Park on the la kefront, has been the goal of th e Com- the n thieves came in the night and stole practically every last munity Improvement Project. This is a program initiated by the plant. Woman's Club of Sanford, and co-sponsored by the Junior The same thing happened in 1962-63, when the median from Woman's Cl ub and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. the Sanford City limits to 1-4 was landscaped. The city could not Several other civic and community groups, including the Garden kee p up with the thieves, and eventually the project was abanClub of Sanford, as well as individuals, ha ve contr ibuted to the doped. beautification effort. But Jernigan says he will not give up on the lakefront The City of Sanford Is coo perating by supplying the la bor for be autification. 'ThIS means too much to th e community. A few installing the landscaping, as well as Irrigation and maintenance. dishonest individuals are not goin g to ruin their efforts," he The success of the project so far has won top honors in the declared, "a nd we'll catch them yet." covered up crucial information In the course of in. vestigating Kennedy's assassination. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford has announced plans to nominate Anthony D. Marshall of New York City to be ambassador to the Republic of Seychelles, which becomes independent from Great Britain next Tuesday. r. y By JEAN PA'rI'ESON Herald Stall Writer no lead unfollowed." Smith said that after Johnson made the statement "I begged for details, lie refused, saying it will all come out 't one day." The Senate Intelligence Committee said in a report Wednesday that officials of both the CIA and the FBI is a hoax." The book, "Me and Ralph" by David Sanford, says Nader's consumer organization has grown Into a kind of monopoly. The book is critical of Nader's refusal to disclose his personal finances or the names of contributors to his fund-raising agency. Nader said Sanford's claim to a close relationship with him Is false. lie said he spoke to Sanford "less than three hours in nine years." Sanford is managing editor of The New Republic. Plant Thieves Slow, Can't Stop I , :, _r . IP, - I -: - NW a Television commentator ',tonR "',. . . NEW YORK - Men's clothing manufacturers have dished out this summer's fashions in colors to whet the appetite - peach, apricot, lemon, pistacio, mint and, of course, vanilla. While ice cream-flavored suits may look good enough to eat, their appeal melts when worn by a guy who eats too much. t If statistics are correct - some estimates say that halt the American population is overweight - then lots of men should lose weight before in. dulging in nonslimming pastel clothing. But the obvious drawback of dieting Into a new wardrobe is the problem of what happens to the 01(1 one. Len Finckle, an advertising 'executive who seils space for theYellowPagesinthechlcago area, is well aware of the eft_... .L,..1.1.. ..._.1.. lVtL iuuiii pUWIU can me on something I'm wearing, I feel self-conscious." For men who choose to lose only 10 pounds or so the strain on the wardrobe will not be so severe. Suits are cut to allow for weight fluctuations. Generally, larger sizes can be more extcflivd sizes altered. Although a spokesperson for Hart Schaffner & Marx, one of the world's largest makers of menswear, states that the following adjustments can and cannot be made, for example, on their jackets, trousers and vests: Suit or Spurts Cu.its. The slightly from chest can be reduced a manufacturer to manufacturer, maximum of five-eights inch vary iute .$ Iit-i pti.e of iiilIIIl4 fabric can be sewn into the back. I sitting on one foot (top center); holding phone between ear and shoulder (top right); and propping ~ 7. i ;91 1_. ,1 06 ___ TI - ,_ ; - f -.: up the head to read or watch television. MI these distort the straight line of the spine and prevent "good function," according ; to Dr. Catherine Carlton, _aZ.--ft.:_ president-elect of the American Academy of Osteopathy. 4 ~ , (, 7 Slouch Today, Suffer Tomorrow NEW YORK Dr. Catherine Carlton is appalled by women's upstanding attitude these days. In a phone interview from her Fort Worth, Tex., office, the president-elect of the American Academy of Osteopathy said: "There's no pride in posture anymore. I seldom see a young girl in my office who isn't slouching In her chair or with one foot tucked up under her. Years ago, they used to have posture queens. Now, even the models roll their shoulders forward, for some reason, and this isn't good for the looks." Those girls slouching in her waiting room are there, Dr. Carlton says, to complain of aches and pains resulting from bad posture. And -here's where ulcers are going to throb on Seventh Avenue she sees a connection between current fashions and crumpled carriage. "The slouchy, loose clothes don't hold the stomach in which doesn't help the posture any," she says. "You we, all the nerves to all the organs of the body make their exit from the spine and if the organs of the body are going to get the best impulses, they are going to come from an area the blood as well. You'd do better to have the waist at the natural waistline. "And when young ladies go without bras, it will make their breasts sag and break the tissues. It's better having support there and possibly help hold up the shoulder." Especially for those well endowed. Speaking of shoulders, since 85 per cent of humanity is righthanded, she says, "we drop the right shoulder often - because we're always reaching down for things with our right hands. That puts a curve in the spine to the right, which crowds the rib cage where the concavity is and Isn't good for the lungs." Use your left hand more, she urges. "Get acquainted with it." And lighten up that shoulder bag and alternate it from one shoulder to the other. The "best bet in shoes," she says, "is one that's no higher than an inch and a half and offers some support in the arch. IF the arch goes down, the knee tends to roll in so you become knock-kneed, so to speak. If you have a little bit of an arch, you walk correctly, stepping first on the heel of the foot, then the outside and finally the toes. That's perfect. You tend to have a better knee and a better back which means if you have good structure, you have good function." No lower back pains, In other words. "Sneakers are all right for tennis but not to wear all day long. A low-heeled sandal is fine if it has support. Just because It's open to the air doesn't mean It's bad. And the Earth shoe is excellent I believe it helps the posture by changing the center of balance. In pregnant women where they tend to be front heavy, this tilts them back." So, ladies, put that bra on, tuck that stomach in under - that's straight. "Ideally, a woman should keep her muscles toned by walking a lot or swimming and hanging from a crossbar twice a day to straighten the spine." If, however, she's relying on loose clothing to camouflage lazy muscles, "She should wear a Little garter belt. I'm not too crazy about girdles. A tight one backs up the venal blood in the legs and causes varicose veins. And I don't think women should wear pantyhose all the time because it prevents air from getting to the vagina which pv,kpc it more lke!y te get a fug th ere." The empire waistline, she says, "restricts the motion 4 the t1, at tu nic, and ...,, ,1. , ..$ l...'l .._.,..1.., I_. 1 £IUVU$5. u n, t.) rnake sure you're standing up straight, Dr. Carlton offers a simple precaution: look in the mirror. rib cage and you can't breathe. So you can't aerate S iwvc on a man's wardrobe. Six years ago he weighed 235 pounds. lie joined Weight Watchers and witsun seven months he was 1 _4W I--,-- llyB -. I 3) , of laxatives a . : .. AF can do," notes Flnckle. "With better clothing, you make as many alterations as possible. are particularly Pants , - troublesome to alter. Finally you have to buy ne w cloth ing ." for the same reason. ' "There's only so much a tailor I,,.. - !." 'i '" And when slimmed and lot of weight, I still see myself as fat. If someone compliments any weight. Th ey also take a lot ,._,.. . .1" the man can still wear. 4 buy a flashy new wardrobe, right? Wrong. Admits Flnckle. "Like most people who've lost a tia like stevedores, then force t;n.selves to up-chuck so they can eat again without gaining -". . -'-.' . Once earnest dieting begins out to dows. loathe the birth process. there any way I can see you MOTHER OF TWO You can bet your syndication tonight?" l(.tlL,tN BIREN DEAR \IIIiY I hhave two daughters, 16 and 19, who eat Chicago. He says that buying clothing is drudge for most overweigh t men. "Vou buy what (its uu When you're size 48, there's not a big selection on the racK." so does the number of garments Mom Anxious About Te ens' Crash Diet \ ~~& is t!e '!' : t.e a! !t: . , for Weight Watchers in and the body starts shrinking, .ftlkw I " . down to 170. Currently Finckle irinune'd, you rush right but cannot be increased. Sides can be taken in or let out up to one inch. The shoulder blade area can be taken In one inch and let our half an inch. Shoulders can be narrowed twoeights inch but cannot be expanded. The collar can be reduced one Inch. Trousers. The waist can be Laken in or let out up to two inches. (If greater reduction is necessary, the trousers must be entirely recut.) The waistband can be lowered one inch to eliminate crotch bagginess but obviously cannot be raised. Vests. They can be taken in only an inch because the pocket placement will be affected beyond that measurement. Vests can be let out any amount Do you suffer back and neck pains? It may be due to bad posture. Common positions that may cause chronic aches are: the Venus de Milo stance of tilting to one side (left); SUMMER FASHION Turban helps cover hair problems most wemen lace during active summer months. This multicolored print highlights a draped scarf accent at the crown. and is designed by Bob Greene for Irene of Ne'. York. About a year ago they were me to allow rny husband in the both overweight and went on a diet I thought was sensible at the time. But after they got skinny, they started with the delivery room. I agree with the writer: it's a sickening and VA. A Sa, flfl,54,fl&4 -' i...'u you . .L.i..L. k,., .. my home or car! faithful to me' smoke in W.H. DEAR MOTHER: I've never HIS WIFE VAN DEN BERG regarded the birth process as WIFE: Not DEAR VAN: I am hearing DEAR "sickening and revolting, lies " but from an increasing number of necessarily. Just hoping to be. ugliness- like beauty iii readers who say they have the eye of the beholder. So to fin al ly gathered the guts to tell E.rv ha. a n,n&..,. each his own. their guests that 11 they must DEAR ABBY: You were smoke, please go outside. much too soft on Smokers when you said: "Don' give the back of your hand to those who have to revolting affair, but Un- recognize the hazard of their fortunately that's the way all habit or are unable tor tinthrowing-up business and babies comes into the world, so willing) to give it we just have to put up with it. laxatives to stay thin, Abby, the air pollution I have tried to tell them they , Just the same, I think it's generated by smokers has too are ruining their stomachs, but ridiculous to try to make a long been tolerated by nonthey won't listen to me. They "beautiful and f ulfilling cx- smokers, whether out of are both underweight now and perience"outof something that timidity, Ignorance or lifelong training. There is now ample think they look wonderful. They is clearly ugly. I say, for goodness' sake, evidence that tobacco smoke is look sick to me. I am beginning to think there keep the husband OUT and just as injurious to the health of is something more wrong with away from the scene of birth if exposed nonsmokers as it is to these girls than just the you want to keep romance IN that of smokers. Furthermore, determination to be thin. Would your marriage. it stinks, clings to clothing, hair I love my children, but I and upholstery and fogs wina psychiatrist help' ,tJI.flfl -, t,, I don't i*riitit pcv$c to (AM ABBY: Son No. 61700, L.A,. Calif. tOOe. Encioie stamped. sell. I just may join their ranks.) dressed envelope. pleas.. DEAR ABBY: While empHate to letlert? Send II to tying my husband's pockets Abga,l Van Br.n, 132 Lasky Or., before sending his clothes to the Beverly H,Ils, Calif. 50212. "How to Writ, Liners dry cleaners, I came across a for"All OkIII Occi,ons." Ple,e enclose a book of matches on which was long. self addressed, stamped (2 Ic) written (in his own hand), "Is invqioe, for o- l- -.i...".fl ..- '7' " .'..l\ 01 'a" ;'''.cc') ,fl.' JZ" ..... ..-..(4. , psychiatrist would help. The Marriage App li cat ons condition from which your daughters are suffering Is well- i Ronald W. Mixon, 29, 276 Short St., lit. Mary, Sherry A. Bales, 23, same add. Thomas Win. Hauk,32,Bx 362 Geneva, Vicki Sue Yates, 20, same. John S. Wilkins, 23, Alexandria, Va., Donna U. Sallee, 21, Hz 583, lit. Mary Willie L. Gilchrist, 33, 121 .vcott Dr., Gloria A. Thompson, 22, 115 McKay Blvd. Donald B. Reid, 27, 229 W. Lorraine 106, AS, Loretta L. Reid, 24, 109 Shomate Dr., LW Billy IA Cotton, 22, 33 Wm. Clark Ct., Patricia A. Scott, 19, 1801 Tangerine Av. Charles M. Smith Jr., 2, 204 1$ir Lawrence Dr., Vicki Sue :Ti-ego, 22, same add. Samuel J. Schwalm, 38, 763W 1st No. l,Susan Meyer, 26, Pine Hills Cottage No. 6, Orange ;ctty. Terry U. Simo, 19 217 Sandpiper l.a., CB, Fausta U. Karl, '19. same add. Steven M. Furbush, 19, 176 l.ewfield Cr., WP, Laura M. Cobb, 18, fix 371 Oviedo Lester McLoyd Cox, 32, Bx 2602 1k Mary, Laverne E. Edward, 34, 552 3rd St., 1k. Mary. Richard W. Robin II, 23, 604 known to the medical profession. I urge you to get the Gary B. Russell, 25, 1201 F girls into therapy as soon as 4th, Wendy E. Liar, 23, 648 N. possible. DEAR ABBY: I was glad to Semoran No. 6, WP see that letter in your column Daniel T. Nigro, 28. 4813 N' from the husband who was Goldenrod, Orl., Jeanette F "turned off" sex completely Garn, 27, 5846 Dahlia Dr., No. 7, since watching the birth of his Orl. Austin I'. Wilson Jr., 19, 1215 I.k.OrientaDr.,AS, Deborah 1. S. Magnolia Ave. No. 3, (;rile, 22, 130 Sunnytown CB Rebecca A. Legette, 19, 148 Frank E. Ileskett, 43, Rt 1 Bx Hunker l.a 394 Apo p ka, Phyllis K. White, Geo.I.. Dangleman, v 38, 116 Alhambra, Mild. Pine St., LW, Denise M. Webre, Robert J. Ellis, 54, Tavares, Adeline A. Osborne, 65, same add. Harry L. Sanders, 19, 1324 Oleander Ave., Katrina H. Bellamy, 16, Hz 306'7 George F. King, 57, Bx 14, Hacienda Village, WS, Emma D. &'oggins, 43, Indianapolis Larry G. King, 18,850 Rolling Green Dr., Apopka, Minnie G. largent, 17, 234 Orange St., LW Geo. Wm. Martin, 21, Hz 4-47 Oviedo, Hazel P. West, 18, 6406 lit. Charm Dr., Oviedo same add. Clinton Wilson, 31, 1012 W 11th, Lola M. Stone, 27, 1012 W 11th St. Thomas J. Neal, 29, Belle (;lade, Elease Jones, 24, BeLle Glade. Edward H. Masingale, 20, 226 W 19th St., Carolyn K. Sharp, 2414 Surnmerltn C. Mixon, 22, Bx 198 . Mary,MaryK. Andrew , Bz 1435 Phillip 1. Butler, 19, 615 Laurel Ave., Arelene V. Nash, Wm . s 21, 111 K. Woodland Ave., child. 1 just bears out what I've always maintained: when one's husband witnesses such an event, it's the end of the romance! No one could ever persuade _______ _______ FAIRWAY 1: LAUNDROMAT 1. Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry < service in a pleasant at. mosphere. Open 7 a.m. daily. Located at - . ' ' ' ' FAIRWAY PLAZA On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th ' 322.9139 :5 Try it you'll like 141 . 01 '" '. . ,'/ .. �Her!d, Sfrd,FI. Friday, June fl, inê Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. : Adventist THE SIVENTH.OAY ADVENTIST CIUICN Perwil City-7R 434, 0. Itlan Tart ' - - . - -. PatISr P1pe 9 148 in IIhla.m Worship - Nur50ry&lfl,ldif,5fl,, 30 mlnv!N b.I.?S IVItSIt Vespers 7 N p.m. Wed Iv. Psftr hiligulletooll The THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH (wq 'in * C I Neil, Paster Salved.7 Srvici-t bbhkho•I t oa in WSf5M Siivit II 00 a in Aft 0 0 1111111111k y i,fla flflNt W.rhlIfp "' *'I.. - Sun. two. lvi Wers?sip Wed. Prayer - - '. - . 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Mor ning Wor ship FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lit Pam Ave LF.Kin-g ' Paste, MerisingWwship 5,104 la in SiandaySchssl Chain UMYF I Op m Men's Prayer Breakfast IM A 4tft Thursday - WedCleairPractice 110 UPSALA PRESIYTII?IAN CHURCH Corner County Club Pester t "s olo IS ham "p 'n PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Rt.44&Orangu Ave, Pa.la K L. Crochet Pauper Sunday Sctso.? 9:4$a in, 6 348 m. Maireesing Worship to me m. 450pm Evening Wrthltp Wed Es. 700pm. 710pm 41 - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Merr.er and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice l.Wilscn and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance D E K L ES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, F'3. Howard H. 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Or , "a.vit" LiArvianow Cloi.sfim Colketip. ftor Lake Rd at Jilmilsom Lothow an Cautch of rose Redeemer, taj * ISM pi&rq eI'.*lbeif,' $ 1 LuSat al ' it& kalai' lle"t- WAVmISAl A Joswils A,*. , .' .... t lI Sea Lake Mary United ptosb,,,,,Sm Clourth I Church f DIB.ary. I H,gjilaød Pt15t,j1, Cl,rc?, 3I PIIin Sp,.n I Chutit, Sanford Alliance C3kwc%, 044 ~ Nell no, Ode's?, I", 1_ Pistil Ave. $hovahs Witnesais, 1101W 4tti SC Rs?Iing Hells Mar-avIs. Church. AJO$m.n?. $prin, Re4es01q Convents" Prostolef'sm Church. ]?is I Orlando M It Ah&tws Pigibirlor,an Church. 11I] Beat Lake nil 5? Mri Church at Sa.M,d MI Olive NSIi*5 Salvation Aomy. No W. took If. Pit,? Pr,IOy?,y,in Church. Oil Ace & MI II Pits? Pts$tt.r,. •'r- Pull Gospel lallegramit. 1114 Country CIO* San!.,'. $S'I Church. 3.nsu,e. CunSreg.t+sIl of PRISIYTIIuau Luabs,.. Church •l Providence. Dottsna . foleff re' ll" 46161 Chwch of Lookilwand Lang.o.dChwch LUTHERAN 24' P4r5 Ostaun M.4ho4et Church Tbht Cissincis 91 me 00" WM@hw* 44411141114 331 LUO All Our Ljdy .4 in, 1.41es CjiPio$e( Church. lilt Ma,in,I,i. Quito.. CHRISTIAN CONGREGATIONAL Ctneriga?s,.ae Ch'O,av % Mars With SIVSOWI.4Vy A4viltyt Cswch III Pns It, iaw.g Cmutt" Jesus Christ$# Latfor (astern Oliltodu C15WC*, So 041 16i"ll 331 1 Park Ave. Jolvis NAZARIIE As"W"We" "-%"&& Church Do'"Ithes Or . Catsoffiefeety Li.q.oid *'Rolf 306111% UVIRM.Do, Alswomilit Church, 14 1, mass ad, Besrt.II A,e.ev HS11ne05 CI'IRII, IhardIp Ave Ctue.tuata Camm,n,t, Chvrth O&kWsv* Methodist Church. Oviedo P4444 W,sl.ya. MiffildiSt. No P Jarrai, A As E. Ints #1 Cy,will, ipIa Community Pr.sbyi.,Iai C15e.rct Vpta Rd Westminster PCOIAYSWIAIt CftwcI, Rid lup RI, Ca,s,th.,,y ' EvuIIyH DAY ADVENTIST P3(1st LISa kvanob.Quy A4ngsnft? Church. Hwy. 434. Pores? City SemunIt 08 Adventist Church. Naittand Ad. Altamonte Sprin.j 5-aiturd 1sv,vstei Diy A4v,ntiy C15W(hl, Hti 8 Elm For%' 60"m Church Of Me Living God. Mj#way yraj Dogily Cassaftworry NutobSide liplist Chur.h. CO3øeu.ia Persimmon Ace. Qi,,rcJ% of the. Nativity, Lake Mafy 4,15 Stile tto Catholic Ch'4Vc11. 113 Qu$ Ate, t5*fr4 SO Asin's Caff"c Church. Dog Fs,a.I.0i Hood i0p?,kI Chock, Oviedo ChoorcholGodof Prooftcy, is" S sin$ Ave CllvtcOl It Z-Vol He" $Sphll Church, 113 Orange Avg P-tees, ,tg lapt,$i Church Church •l God in Christ. Ossida Church.? God.? Prophecy. 1701 S God Mission. InI,rpr, £J?a,n.if. 5prist F.rla littlest Chmoco of Oviedo First Saphil Chur ch 4 SarLand. Springs Fu r-SI SAitoh, Mist.aG*iry SptiO? ChurCh,. 11,115 titlISt. nova A1,011110116111 Church, Genova Church .4 od HOI4.ws. t.ake 01ss. Church .4 God M,uioa. 1aIrpri $prma DeBars Cammanuty Mth04,s? Church. W HigIsbanUt Rd. Dolary Fist? Unclad M.th0d.t? Chur ch. 415 Park Am, Fsr5l M,?iiod,s? Church .4 Oviedo Fits? Southern Mlhodst' Church. 1444 Sanford Ave. Fr Mlhud,ti Church. SOS Fl 4* t Grace. Une,d Methodist Church. Ai-port Blvd. Grant Chapel AM I Church. O,,idi Church at 13god. Oviedo William Choral AlltieSsfulary Baptist Church. Matto is Woollens St. Fits s? tapi.st Clutch .4 taft Moor00 Firs? t.,'.s? CPtvfcboI L.eg.s.d. Ca. Church £ Grin? CHURCH OF GOD Church .0 God. $43 Hickory Church SI God. 501 * find II St Matthews B aptist ChurtO. Cinaan "Its, It Sp'ingfe,ld Mssie.a,y Baptist, 17011 8 Cedar It hiftim's Mistionary Baptist Clourellb. 110 C ypress %I_ TIin1• Rips? CNutch Palm Sp.n, 0; it N.. 1*515.0 MisI4*&rt Church. PSI II & H,Ck.. Aft swmdoWA 1a1u Miss. C.e'C Liii. aide. Loeqw.od. METHODIST Sarn,tI United Momo,eal Church. £ Dolary Ave.. Ent.rp.ls, Sear Lake Undid M4ffiO4sj? Church - Clearwas" #Aii,640"v 6,111101114 C111,011111. SS*thwvsl Rd . CHURCH OF CHRIST Church SI CIvetI. 151) S PMO Ave Church Of Christ a? Late Ill,.. U.S. 17H N Can*uberry Church *0 Chroil. Long- p,eserrest Rapist CJsutOi. ill Fl Airport Blvd. Pta,,. Lake Bapti st. *4pe Rd. Fern Park Prsqst Miss..na,- RapIst Chur ch. M.#way S.cpid IliIoA M.Ii.Sfllfy Baptist (hluris, *est SaM.rd Calvary I-SplitS CtWrCA, Cryl,? Lake 8 3rd. Lake M., Caso.fb.-rrt I.sptust Chur ch. 71 Lcine.ioL, lIed Cmd14 Baptist Church. 1111 044 Ave Chwlla Pitt? lopliol Mt MI Hip. l.pltl Church. F orest C,?, Cimeteainly (ewlor, FsrO City HeM? Cel.aryM.st.ana,y Baptist IllI W 170051 N.-. Saluin Prien.?,vi S0ptiltChvrcti, 1500W 12th 5? N,. 1.slam*vi? $ep?,st Church. Quality Inn Nort,. Liagwood New Mt Z..n Baptist ChuvTh. ?72I Peer Are. Raven". Park Bap$.ol Church. 2713 ur ,I,* SC Rh - AUI-iih,i(, Church, 775 TnCawltIa RI, Wuasor Sar?oos V'%P*d C isurcil 08 Christ. Alleftel,vill 0 C60"wel"011y Clospel. All Spot, "04 F T114,11churchoic 10 Christ 114 MA-*"Stir* Ave The Pull Gispil church of " Caian City Our Lard J esus Christ. WasPlinh,,, SI A leadNEW YORK IAPI ing Roman Catholic theologian foresees the disatmearance of Christian anti-Semitism in years ahead, Vatican recognitionof Israel and aJewish "new view" of Jesus as a great prophet. The Rev. Edward H. Flannery, for 10 years head of the U.S. bishops' secretariat for o Catholic-Jewish relations, also predicts peace In the Middle ,4% East and eventual Arab appre. elation of Israel as valuable to the whole region. "Israel will finally be seen by its neighbors for what it is great democracy and model for socio-economic construction which can contribute pow. erIuhly to prosperity and quality of life in the entire Midile East." says he. 4 of Flannery, Father Washington, leaves his post this fall as American Catholicism's chief adviser on Judaism to return to his home diocese of Providence, R.I., whe re he will direct continuing education of priests. - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY First Assembly of God. 271w 1 Elm - ' H istoric C h urc h C a ll s F Rector I -. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - - . I - a Up"If Rebels Evening Worship - . . perform at Disney World. All leaving for a city-wide crusade Members of First are invited and admission is in Nassau in the Bahamas. Presbyterian Church of Sanford free. Father Andrew Krumbhaar will join congregations from The church has recently t. Johns is the first called rector of the other churches in the S First Baptist started an 8:30 worship hour in Presbytery Saturday, July 3, at Christ Episcopal Church, A Sanford couple, having Like Alfred. lie also worked as addition to the 11 a.m. service. The whole family of the First an all-day Bicentennial Picnic Longwood, having assumed his completed 12 weeks of a biology teacher at Seminole This is contemporary in nature Baptist Church of Sanford is to be held at Camp Southwlnd In post the first week of May. missionary training at the From 1961 to 1973, he served Junior College in Sanford. lie and utilizes the youth of the invited to ride on the church the Ocala National Forest . 11 00W 1. Christian Service Corps u.Ct, earned his Masser oi Science in bus, Saturday, when it leaves to Bring your own picnic and a Tcra, and or thc iast 2'I4II headquartered in Washington, ears, he was on the staff of the Plant Ecology From Purdue Plans are being formulated go to the First Baptist Church of grills. Many games crafts, D.C.. are now awaiting ap. i %.A., University, Lafayette, Indiana, for a Spanish speaking service Lon~w,00d. A -Nlulti-Media dancing (clogging), Marine Church of the Good Shepherd, proval of their visa before in August 1949. In December if there is enough interest in the Presentation will be given by Corps Marching Band, with Maitland. flying to Liberia, West Africa. 1947, he earned his Bachelor of area. For more information, Sketch Erickson entitled: special guest Paul Revere, a The Longwood Church Is James and Marcia Williams, Science in Agriculture From call the church office. "Ariierica, Try It, You'll Like junior high pageant, ice cream, called the oldest church in members of the Covenant 'tuburn University', Auburn, It." The presentation will deal hoe down and taffy pull will Seminole County and until Chuluota Baptist Presbyterian Church in San. Alabama. James is a May 1913 With subjects such as: Is there provide old-fashioned fun. For recently was a mission ford, completed three months of graduate of Phillips High 'Die First Baptist Church in any harm in today's movies; pre-school and early grade congregation church. As of the training that concluded with a ments with established mission School in Birmingham, Ala., his Chuluota will be hol(fing special Does it matter how much time children, Judy Robb wW have Fall of 75, it became a fully special Commissioning Service agencies in the U.S. and hometown. revival services at 7:30 p.m., we spend watching TV: How special entertainment at 3p.m. self-supported parish church, May 27 at CSC Headquarters. overseas. Marcia, a June 1949 beginning Sunday, June 27, does advertising influence our In the outdoor chapel and there with the privilege of choosing They are now planning to serve of through Wednesday, June 34). thinking and condition us; Can is also a lake for swimming. graduate Founded in 1965, csc serves hometown it's own rector. "And the lot fell as teachers at Cuttington as a nondenominational, non- Seabreeze High School in The public is invited to attend. the parent and teen agree on on Andrew!" laughed Father College and Divinity School in profit, non-governmental Daytona Beach, received her Bull Ilild, Associate Pastor of what "Hock" music is really St. Andrews Krumbhaar, paraphrasing a Suacoco, Liberia, West Africa, organization dedicated to diploma in Horticulture From the Kathleen Baptist Church in saying? During the summer months, Bible quotation. FR tNDREWKRCMBHA,R 120 miles northeast of helping "The Whole Church the School of Horticulture for Auburndale, and student at It is hoped that adults will the Church School at St . Monrovia, the capital city. Take The Whole Gospel To The Women i now known as Temple Carson-Newman College, attend this Youth Rally along Aridrews Presbyterian Father Krumbhaar said. grow in the Lord. I behievc in James will be teaching an Whole World." Since its in- University) in June 1952. She Jefferson City, Tenn., will be with youth as this should be a Hear I..akp. will have a family "Presently we are all getting aualitv. not auantitv, and hnr agricultural economics course ception, CSC has placed more later earned a BA in Chemistry conductin , the services. Tom really meaningful program. oriented program with a dif- acquainted. In this growth to have a family church that at the school In addition to being than 250 Christian Service from Florida Technological fflackwell,' q a Music Major at The church bus will leave the ferent family in charge of the area, I would like to see the can speak for the Lord in South director of the school's farming Corpsmen" in over 40 coun- University in Orlando in June Palm Beach Atlantic College, church parking lot at 6:45 p.m. total program each Sunday for church grow In numbers, but Seminole County. That's what activities. Marcia will be tries through more than 60 197 70 and a NI.S. in Chemistry "ill be assisting. for the program which starts at all ages above kindergarten. would like much more to see it wo-, are here for." teaching chemistry. Both plan different mission organizations. Irum Seattle University in (huluota will be the first I 7:30 p.m. in the Activities Beginning June 20 and con______________________________________ LU return to me uniieu States in iramning consists of l weeks acatLie, Wash., In isugusi Mi. SSSV[dI iIjJIlvdLtUIUt tUF UU) tSUIl(Ilfli of inc Longwood tinuing through the summer recently summer 1978. One daughter, of intensive foreign language, Marcia taught revival team this spring. Baptist. every other Sunday there will SU&mfl, 20, and a son, ligon, 16, cultural and Bible instuction at chemistry anti physics at The facitlty for the upcoming be a contemporary worship will accompany their parents to CSC Headquarters, located in Oviedo High School in Oviedo. Good Shepherd Vacation Bible School will service at 11 am. There will be the mission field. The Willia:nses arrived at the begin its preparation Tuesday, the Christian Inn, eight blocks various kinds of music and frRev. Robert F'. L)eWet'se Christian Service Corps. last be the featured guest speaker at 9 am. Other workshops are forms of worship at this inOften referred to as the north of the White House. "Peace Corps" of the church, March 6, and began training Monday July Sat The Church of scheduled for July 6, 13, and Until recently. James worked formal service. CSC recruits, trains and places as an entomology inspector at two clays later. Their 30-month The Good Shepherd, 331 Lake 20. Bate for the church's school A Vacation Bible School will skilled Christian lay men and the University of Florida's term as Corpsmen ends in Ave., Mintl.and, at the 8 pm IS Jy 26. beheld June 28 through July 2,9 women on two-year assign- Citrus Experiment Station In September 1978. At 8 am. on Friday, July 2, am. to noon with classes for service, The service is open to the church bus will be taking four year olds through seventh young people to Tampa where grade. Mrs. Jean Colbert is the, will attend the Youth director. Service Corps II Nam 7 iSp ,, 554pm YewThOr.up Rev Darwin-Shea Sura,kh.& Moraine W.rshea Family Night Supçtr Mdlundiy - Ni?WrAve.,LaSe.Mary ev. A F. 5tev$ Minister Na, William Picket? POster Re,. Keenilh Miller Asses? P.50.? Morning Warship I ISIlla in Ch,rchiScMe? t.1S&llain Services with class., for all i5e.s P.11swshlip Cat?,, between lIrvicet WAYF S)Spin (vywn-g Worship 750pm Wed. 504. Study & Prayer Set, 710 p in First Wednesday Fellowship Supper .30p , Questfou I'd like toforgh'c the person who cheated me, butldou'tknowbow.Idoa'tthlnklhatehlmanyznore,botI can't seem to get it out of my mind. flow can I forget about tie whole th1? Answer: It's not enough to want to forget about a wrong done to you. As you've found out, your feelings just won't let ou forget, You feel betrayed and wronged, and that's hard to forget. But it's even harder to live with angry feelings. I doubt you're really gotten rid of hate. I say that because when you've been unjustly treated, your bad feelings usually don't go away until after you've forgiven the person. for your own And that's one good reason to forgive peace of mind. Why should you suffer because of his W101 In your case, your thoughts keep revolving around what's happened. This keeps you churned up, going over everything again and again. Bad feelings show up In different people in different ways bad temper, sleepless rights, health problems. But whatever form they take, they diLroy the srne thing ineverybody ... peace of mind. Jpeace is someth we all need We are not made to live with anger or resenbrient or bitterness. Our spirit reacts to hate as our body does to poison. That's why the price for keeping bad feelings is toohigh.The truth is, we can't afford not to forgive. Our peace and happiness depend on it. God made us, and He really knows how we work and what will work for us. So wtv!n it comes to forgiving, God is our example. He promises to forgive us If we forgive others. And His foregiveness includes forgetting. He blots out our sins and will not even rernernberthem (Isaiah 43:25). So when you forgive, include forgetting, and dolt just as quickly as you can. Paul said don't let the sun go down upon your wrath (EpheslarLi 4:26). He knew it's always harder to forgive tomorrow. I know it's hard to give up angry feelings. But when you really decide to forgive, it's not as hard as you thought it would be. That's because God gives you the love you need to be able to forgive. Although the anger goes away, you may still feel a deep hurt. I recently experienced something that caused me a dccp hurting. Out ofrnypainthe Lord thidmcto plant rny hurt as a seed for something better. And as I did, the hurting was crowded out by the excitement of knowing that something good was going to happen to me! Italic about this planting the hurt as a seed in much more detail In my book "Daily Guide to Miracles." To get your copy free, postpaid and without any obligation, write to Oral Roberts, Tulsa, Okla. Local Couple Joins Corps C -IS a in II oia m (hutch Sc.h.o? My-nw.rsh5p 7 top .in. - - S lOam, Morning Worship 11 "A in. Mee'islngWurship %ve gloss over in the place of everyday living. lVe need to deovell on spiritual things, to assess our sense of values and to wonder if vve are tiuly living in accord with God's wishes. Other Churches Rev. MICha.?Andve.wi Morning Worship &N,rsiry ,, - ' 11 7011p.m. Catholic . d"""_1 , MYF In the ruiddli' of the giant city, the lake is an oasis, removed from the bustle and din, just a stone's throw beyond. It is strangely quiet, peaceful, giving the visitor a moment's pause, a time to think. All of us need that moment to pause, that time to think. We need, now :i again, to stop and ask ourselves the questions . THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Or a nge bleed. Lake Mon, W.5le.ard EIdrWe* Pastor Quality I an N.,11 lvIMngWWsIIlp r- I~ NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH Pitt., ~ .• 4 ia......... Church Training COVENANT haste, C:4S am. tl:Narm. 4:15p.m. Morning Worship - , . . , I Oh in ? 45 a,m II a in stop in 7 top in 6 10ptwo ' 0752 Hwy. and Lake Mary Blvd. GRACE UNITED METHODISTCHURCH Airport Blvd. & Woodland FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $I? Past Avenue S unday Scem.I - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - MorrwnqWerihlep . (. 15:51 an., - Rev. Mar'vinQ. Buckner Church ktleI Wed Eve. Bible Study Morning Worship Past., - Methodist Congregational 7:30p.m. )iIpm. 430pm. Presbyterian PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hig hway 44 Wit? HSarC. Taylor I Bud Hupp £ VSIOIIeSt5 BOle Class tO 00. in MO?IWIIWOrIPIIp Il - Slam E wooing Worship I lop in BOle Classes Wed I lo p in - 4:30p.m. Leinivl Weralwp 7 300 in 7:30 m.- FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 153) lady-I Ave. new Fred McCleary Pat?., Svndaylch.el lOam morning Worship I in Evening Service , Si, Bible Study Toes Eve 710p m. Veirob Service Ts.s Ev P:)ip in (Lw*eraaChurcblaAmorsc.4 Past.? C 45 a.in 1100am lOop in 7 iSp in 'Loll SPRINGS CAPTIST CHURCH ISO N.stuA,,.PIi -12112 Randy Ray Patter Sn4ay School 0 p.45 ill. Ii.Na.in Training Hour 1:10p .m. EvnilhngWorship jbl,Class Pastor ?S50ai,i II Morning Worship Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study Co.ive.renMeifing Sunday GOOD SHIPHERD Fred Baker 1.04. Study InJ.sdnt MIssionary Wed. Prayer Meeting LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER ?HW 75th Place "The Lutheran Hour" and TV "This Is the Lu?," Rev (liner A R.usch.r C is. in Sunday School Wotsl,ipbrrvece 0 ]a am K'ndergarten and Nursery 604 Palm Sar ongs Der I CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 1:41a Mr lip in ii:SIa l:h$pt 7:$p.in, 7:01p.m. Cvralt I Slam ti-ISa in PerryW Collins Holy Commuelen 7:30pm Paster - Y.uIIl League IvoningWorsJIlp Wed.PrsyerMoof The Row total 0 SOVer Church Of Christ ... S,ndavlctw.? HOLYCR001 Olp in . - 7:10p.m. Episcopal Minister in CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH C... lob So & OaS Ave Sil W. Coffman Put.. Wenhlep I Non Denominational 3444 Sanford Ave. Nurs ery Provided Sunday School MsfldngM.r-ihlp o:ua.m. ti;SSs.M. 4:51p.m. . J . a. Fermi Phone H0i50 -- .. l37Alrp,r$ 01,1 200 Fairmont COIWrCRTY.IrnM Eve MW.rIAip . Pastor SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY MSrnin - - Evanpi?li?tckfY. Family HlplIi I.q'lce V.P.U.Wed. in -. .... C. D. Harris ........ 1150 a 6 70 P -' .. SANI'ORÔ IlILI CHURCH Baptist O00ShscbIey Sendai, slow Pte.cIun 8 W.rthap.s 503W.2lndStrtSf Mi nister Iii,$$ Youth Hour 450pm Evanwl,s?S,rvcl , 11pm Mud W•ik Service l Wed) . lNpm Nursery Provided Nor all lIrsects CHURCH OF GOD 16010 SinlordAve 0. - P:4S4m Morning Wtrslwp Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLESOF CHRIST Rev £ Don tea $.1144cIt . Douglas ElliOt Sunday Icks.? Christian - . OP THI NAZARENE Assembly Of Forgiving And Forgetting 'Tn 'lChiflP Paoar 550am it SI. 401pm. 7-Np in 7:Npin sun, ViR - Honor Your Your Pare Parenthood 110, o!mFVA CHURCH Sr 111. - - I St. RI. 44 Geneva Rev Al Oreo. Sunday School UUK NAI IUFI ! WedItelday NPtl :.I. ~ ** F ** WN I Nazarene : Prayer servi ce - --. Lyman Kirk wood Sunday School :: % 1: 11e.1 11 a.m. ,"a.m. Sabbath S~ 1 Central Florida Chorale will -.:C Evangelism Conference for the be featured as part of the day. This conference Is spon:. worship service on July 4 at the sored by the Evangelism First United Methodist of Department of the Florida ; 'L Sanford at a special celebration Baptist Convention. at 10 a.m. Dr. JavT.Ctinatonasthrof Members of the Chorale are: the local church, is completing nthood Jenny Benz, Mary Jane - I j; :~i four years in this pastorate this ¶ Berrien, Irene Brown, Sue _______________ ______ weekend. On Sunday evening he IV Cann, Elizabeth Ifall, Sylvia Parents. -ould I ha-!p vo,ir eves of eft?r new-hR I MP11 ). :xIi I'js in P attention? These words are fathers and mothes live In a Henderson, Glenyce Mann, series of sermons on some 'i.uit' ____) : written for and about you! partnership with God, set Marilyn Meredith, Jean Metta, Btr.tri. His message 1 . Mothers, Fathers common goals and challenging Ruth Michelson, Bonnie Platt, will be entitled, "Separation." Parents! Having just recently purposes for our own lives, we Mary Reddick, Bobbi Robbins, observed another Fathers' Day can earn by our ideals and Sue Rich and Dot Wailer; Ravenna Pork and Mothers' Day and with concerns the respect and love of Bettye Smith is accompanist. Some of the numbers they The Youth choir from your status as parents at). our children. The truth is, as vice regents will be singing are a sample of Carrboro Baptist Church parently on the decline today, North Carolina will be these words for and about you of God, we parents cannot the variety of musical expresenting a musical entitled, Ot seem appropriate. abdicate our offices. Rather, we perience of the past 200 years. 1. the Son Shine in," on Even if you read Holy can instead earn an even The strength of America lies In Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Scripture only now and then, it greater status with the un- her diversity and will be pot. willnottakeyouiongtoseehow derstanding and the example trayed by such songs as Holy Cross important God considers we give our children and the Amazing Grace, Do Lord, American Folk Trilogogy, Lift parents. In all creation, parents purposes for which we live. The RI. Rev. William H. BISHOP W.Il. FOLWEI..L On the other hand by our own Thine Eyes, How Great Thou and their helpers are the only Folwell, Bishop of the Central ones God commands people to marital disunity, poor corn- Art and others. Florida Diocese, will celebrate tend i n g South western the public. Fifteen members of the honor, After giving us His Word niunicatlon, lack of concern, Evangelist, pastor, pilot, the Eucharist at Holy Cross God-fearing Chorale will be led by their Theological Seminary, Ft. and Promise that he is Our God, lack of a Worth, Tex., and Patrick radio speaker and world Episcopal Church of Sanford God says to us in the Ten philosophy of life, we can set accompanist, Bettye Smith. Sunday at the 10 a.rn. service, A flag parade, the singing of Edmiston, is attending Oral traveler, Rev. DeWeese Commandments: "Honor your the stage not only for family University in been actively engaged in the as well as preaching and Father and your Mother." And disorders and disobedience, but patriotic hymns, a mini-drama Roberts baptising a baby. The Women of by Betsy Ross, anthem by the preparation for mission work. Gospel ministry for 46 years. the Church have planned a A film on the Catholic For 22 of those years he was the small reception in the parish channel and children's choirs promise to this commandment: health and a broken home. and other features will be Charismatic Conference with as the Associate Evangelist for "...thatyourdays may be long If we are fathers, who have be shown at the 7 the Oral Roberts Association. house immediately following in the land which the Lord your right goals we will be un- presented at the one service on the Pope will the service. We parents are God's plan the family economy andJuly 4 at 10 a.m. according to pin. service Sunday prior to He has directed crusades in God gives you" (Exodus 20:12). derstanding and considerate, the lay leader. Mabel Chap- Bible study led by Rev. Bill more than 40 states and 30 Freewill Pickett, foreign countries, representatives in our homes. provide for the education of our man. The concluding program of West Sanford Freewill Our names, fathers and children; and if we are the Vacation Bible School will First Baptist Community Holiness Church invites * mothers, are names for "of- mothers, who cultivate honor be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A unique "Sermon In Song" members and friends to join in [ices." Maybe we have not with love, and build up a Methodist with Mrs. Sheila VanWormer in will be presented during the the celebration Sunday of the always thought of ourselves in spiritual family dowery, we will charge. morning worship service of the 39th anniversary of Overseer that way. But being mothers not need to be concerned about Scholarship Sunday will be First Baptist Church of Oviedo Mother Ruby L. Wilson, as and fathers are offices just as our status the whole corn- observed Sunday at Community Grace Methodist on Sunday at 11 a.m. Famed pastor of the church. Morning much as the offices of mayor, munity will recognize our United Methodist Church of soloist Lowell Leistner will be worship will begin at 11 a.m. president, or prime minister. In worth. Casselberry with Rev. Ken On Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The the featured singer. and afternoon services at 3p.rn fact, we parents have even Fathers, Mothers, it is Miller, associate pastor, Solid Rock will present a Leistneristhernusicdjrector higher offices. We parents have especially difficult it seems to preaching at the 9:30 and 11 concert at Grace United and crusade coordinator for the St. Mathew Baptist the highest office in creation be parents today. Working a.m. services. Methodist. This group of con- Bill Penley Evangelistic beC.1ILC through us Gorl gives mothers, absentee fathers, the St. Matthew Missionary Rev. Millcr is onc of several temporary gospel singers Association in North Carolina. life, mass media, family mobility, young men aided by the local derived their name from the lie has been in full-time Baptist Church will observe its Today the discipline of changing values are all special church's scholarship fund while Scripture, Matthew 7; 24.27. crusade evangelism for the annual men day services at 11 and 3 p.m. children has declined in our problems that have to be faced studying for the ministry. These 25 singers, ninth-graders 25 years. Through the 'ears a.m. he speaker willThe be morning Deacon schools and in our homes. We in our time. Another problem Is Others include Rev. Ban through college, are from the has traveled throughout North are raising problem children, the status of parents' Isn't it Casselberry, Canal Point Clearwater-Largo area. They America and many foreign Raymond Bellamy. The a!speakerpastor will be Rev. who are destructive and a time that we parents remember United Methodist Church, Rev. are under the direction of Mr. countries. Leistner also gives ternoon Jessie Buggs, of The burden to the courts. And, of what higb, important "offices" Marvin McClain, Christ United Bill ftenfroe who is also the one month each year on a Mount Moriah Baptist Church, course, thousands of us have we have. These are offices Methodist Church, Bradenton. choral director for Largo High foreign mission Field. abdicated our responsibilities given to us by God' By Douglas Seymour is pastoring School, and youth director at Palm Bay, Fla. Sysvester In addition to his solo work, Randall, Chairman and Rev. as parents. rediscovering the worth of the New flope United Methodist Largo United Methodist l.eistner has directed S.W. Washington, Pastor. But our status as parents parents ourselves, we may help in Georgia while attending Church. The group tours the evangelistic crusade choirs of need not continue to decline the entire community as well to Candler School of Theology, Eastern United States and over 1,000 voices. After singing either in our own eyes or in the rediscover their worth. Teddy Mc!lvain, who is at- Florida and has been invited to in Oviedo, I.eistner will be First Presbyterian - John Carper Be R. A. KVtWI S1n1c, 10 --.- Associate Psotin Saturday It. Chorale Sets Musical 4th Methodist, II Friday, June 23, 1ff-3B 1k says religious or theological kinds of anti-Semitism will be the "first to disappear." but that secular forms of this "most durable of all hatreds" still will linger. This means a major "histori. cal reversal," he says, since Christian churches originally Fired anti-Semitism, but are among the "first to repudiate it. "The day Is almost at hand when the Christian pulpit and classroorn, the chief sources of anti-Semitism, will be the front line of the struggle against it," he writes in the intcrreligit)us quarterly, "Face to Face." It is published by the Anti. Defamation league of Wnaj B'rith, which works to combat anti-Jewish prejudice. Father Flannery says secular anti-Semitism, its main form today and the kind manifested in Soviet Russia, the Middle Fast, some Fascist parties and "liberal ideologies," will live on 'in less virulent forms." Its "unconscious ctmracter" niakesit "an ailment peculiarly difficult to treat." he says, ntennial Fires To Be Ignited RIDGECREST, N.C. More than a hundred girls here are making plans to start a fire on the night of America's Bicentennial celebration. And that fire will be only one of hundreds of fires that will light the sky across America July 4th. The girls are campers and staffers at Camp Crestridge for Girls. located on the 1,900-acre grounds of Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center in the heart - of the Blue Ridge Mountains, The campfire wiU be a part of the camp's participation in a unique Bicentennial event encouraged by the American Camping Association and Christian Camping In. i sh in g C Scratch the surface of Congress, federal and local government, educational in. stitutions and community organizations across the United States and former Peace Corps volunteers appear. Among them are U.S. Reps. E. Paul Tsongas of Massachusetts and Christopher J. Dodd of CDnnecticut; Paul Theroux, author of the best. selling "The Great Radway Bazaar;" Edith Barksdal Soan, director of the District of Columbia's Office of Consumer Affairs; Joan Tarpley Winn, first black woman judge in Texas; Dean L. Conrad, assistant to the governor of Jesus will stern from the work of Jewish scholars addressing themselves to the subject of Jesus and the new view Jews will have taken of Mistians and Christianity." Sen. Thomas E. Petri; Leonel % Castillo. Itoustm's city cOntroller; and Jimmy Carter's mother, "MW Ullian" Carter. It's been nearly 15 years since the first 80 young Peace Corps - Leaves Effect "a to According to Camp Crestridge director Arvine Bell members of the ACA and CCI will conbine efforts in the coast to coast fire-lighting celebration. P eace however, he sit)!, time 'rabid anti-Zionism now affecting the United Nations and the international community" will come to be seen as "temporary insanity sustained by an oil politic that will lose its influence on world affairs as new sources of energy are saccessfully exploited." With the coming "increase of empathy" between Christians and Jews, he foreoees development of a "two-covenant theo. logy," which recognizes Judaism as valid for Jews. but Jesus as essential to extend the faith to others. lie says that Christianity and Judaism undoubtedly will find their new relationship 1-crossr. cornfertilizing and plementary," and he adds: "Jesus will be reclairnen in Judaism as one of Israel's great ... =--1- men and women left for Ghana and Tanzania to serve as teachers and road builders. Since then, more than 63,000 Americans have spent several years of their lives working in the developing countries of Africa, Latin America, Asia and the Pacific. The predecessors of the 6,220 VolunteerS now serVing in 69 countries tackled a variety of tasks: teaching in remote villages, tnr alating children against smallpox, digging wells to irrigate the parched Sahel. organizing communities to build their own whooI3 and clinics, coordinating relief eff orts after hurricanes aM earthquakes, and showing farmers how to produce more corn and rice. Now, they're at work in every conceivable field and profession, in many cases using skills they developed. i '1 ! ~, �45-.Eveniag Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 23, 17 ! Isle i; AND HIGHLIGHTS 3BedroomIb.thI.rgsyard2car CLASSIFIED ADS 9 H000 SQUARES Friday 6O girlfrIend receives a proposal fromarther man. (A) 4) '16) SARA: Sara (Brenda Vaccaro) trIes to attract twcj farm boys to her school. (A) g 2 830 PEWS i:i NEWS OR I DREAM OF JEANNIE '1) BURGLAR PROOF*4G 'I) ABC NEWS Oij TIN T i 9 ABC FRIDAY DOUBLE FEATURE' "The Desperate .s3.1. r,. ..,. 7.00 Panel ueting trip in a A 'fj TELL 830 12 THE PRACTICE: JiJes's outrage Is registered 8:00 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Fred (Redd Foxx) given an uitimaum after his Evening dangers for a disabled war '1.4) BRADY BLRiICH 6) CONCENTRATION €* HOGAWS HEROES ) FEEDBACK T UNTAMED WORLD veteran. SECOND FILM 'Paric on the 5:22" Lynda Day Gec,rge, Laurence Luckirbil, Terror 7:30 2) CEIEBAITV SWEEPSTAKES '4) BOOBY VIP4TON SHOW 16) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW IR HOGAWS HEROES rides a luxurious private railroad car, where the passengers have only new wits as weore against hoe armed men mined to r and kin Item. been David's patient. (A) 8.57 10.00 12) POLICE STORY: Police officer who is cheating on his wife tiles to nail a car thief kingpin who. ironically. is also cheating on his girffñerid. 7 THE OLYMPIAD 5' 700 CLUB l Lif l DlIf lU CAI1MI UX llY IWY S11IJ _________________________ I _____ 1.1 U111 A UN INSK ' 1100 RIFLES 7 t ____ ____ Jfl,'_____ *0 _____ L . E o Nishi; FLOYD ENTERPRISESTHEATRES °' :3 NOW _______________________________________________ .". Prof" ., .. 'p,: , / ____ I?" 1IAWMPS Is a ISi ECONO H')U R darrlluig. whimsIcal, cLipitick funny comedy. S:30-:30 COSSO.Our,. I SAT.- SUN. G1 / I - I _____ 'I' ..11A I_,0 veritable A rabia I oda fIrnscrne, -Sheri amIability! ... . -: - 'S ______ 'i A L , - Afunnyplcture that's unfaiIIr.Iy good natured. . ,, . ________ I • . S MONFRi. 3.30-. °' 12.00 12 THE JETSONS 2 4) 4:1 VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS UN° V/ flI U IJI 12 VEGETABLE SOUP 730 2 V'pR SOUP 6 HARLEM GIOBETROTTEAS 91 ww,sIsi.ANo . 6" SOUNDING BOARD 7 WOMAN 9' THE FBI 24' WHAT'S COOKING 400 ss SPEC- 800 2 12 EMERGENCY PIlLS FOUR 4 THE FLINTSTONES c 8"MM 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (Ri 9 HONG KONG PHOOEY 24- SESAME STREET (A) 830 2 12 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 6.. BUGS BIJ'1'4Y, ROAD RUNNER 7 zoo.t 9' TOM AND JERRY AND THEGRAPEAPESHOW 900 2 12 'ri-IE SECRE T LIFE OF WALDO KITTY 93) 2 12 THE P111< PANTHER 430 9' SPORTS CHALLENGE 24 WOMAN FAVORITE MARTIAN 35 500 2 12 WIMBLEDON TENMS CHAMPIONSHIP 4 6 WESTERN OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT' From Brook. III. 7' DANCE FOR CAMERA 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - SAT..SUN. 1:00-3:03 S:W7:)0 10:00 A RE . Afternoon r4 BOY 11 , 00 35' SPANISH MOVIE 11:00 "2) (12) BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES "4) 16) FAR OUT SPACE NUTS ',_l COLLEGE rr FOR CANINES ' SPEED 24 THE ELECTRIC COW PANY (A) 11:30 2 '12) WESTWIND 141 All GHOST BUSTERS 6M NFL ACTION 7) GUPPIES 10 GROUPERS 91 000 BAli. COUPLE 24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD Evening 600 4 5.' PEWS WIWWILDWEST '7 FLORIDA REPORT 24, 8001< BEAT 35 WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 2 12 NEWS . YOU i &nfmd"9 Here's the GONNA, LAUGH!' r1 wst'ntoev (/ -F L J W DRIVI-II TNUTI( I I' . Y$ Te& /,i..' _________ 9 MOVIE: *'Some Like ft Hot," Marilyn Monroe. Jack 1959 Comedy about t rrtjzg on the tarn from ChIcaW mobsters after wit12 18-Help Wanted _______________________ ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem driniers. For further information call 132.4387 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O . Rn. 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771, Whispering Pines Inn, a complete retirement home, 21 Hr. care, Meals, room, laundry as low as $300 per me.Phone DeLand 7347229. FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4357 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37171 Retired couple to live mown mobile home on small, lakefront youth camp, Free trailer space for property supervision. Par. ticipatiOn in camping program not required. Must be able to gel along with children. Send letter telling about yourself I past association With youth activities to Box 40,1, c. 0 Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1651, Sanford, Fla. 37771. - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2077 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. _______ - LOST- I female dogs, biat:k 5. silver setter, NLme Tosca, and brown terrier, named Ralph, vicinity Eckerds. 322.1067. LOST- White male Poodle, vicinity 16&I-1. REWARD. 322-2321Ivor 71*4 Lost- Part German Shepherd pup, 9 weeks old, brown with black nose and ear tips. Vicinity Cumberland Farms on Park Ave. Reward, 323"Al 6-Child Care energy and space travel ... But his most frightening BUSY BEE CHILDCARE 2127 Holly Ave. Phone 3n 7510cr 372 0740 fields WAS HE RIGHT AGAIN? ' Thidsasy tropical Its ant is now Uvsalening livestock In the Southwestern U.S. -- __ -_-____________TAXI DRIVERS Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave Sanf or d Nurses. RN's 1. LPN's, Aides; Aid. Companion. Needed immediately. 62*0434 MASTERPIECE OF SCIENCE FICTION Installer Hi Send Mouse b0CoUtge CONCERT "THE LANE) TTIME We Sent America's Food. FORGOT" 436 wid Howell Branch Road, Cossetherr, '. I , AM. $p W-121 It k (-'ABt' "it ,..il f I' .j-3,; ,vv..,.' '-""i fl4' I If b, '. .1',"' - _____ Stenstrom Realty 24-Business Opportunities 3237522 Taxi Cab Business and r.iøI.d Franchises. Owner must sell. Will accept best cash offer. Call 904. 761-2625. If you're in the buliniis of building your busines. use the Classified Ads often, __________________________ - °patments Unfurnished .'n' . - . . Arms ' RealEstate - - -.- - 0. This Week's Specials ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS INSPECT AND CALL 2100 Willow-) BR $23,900. e• en ii. _ ___________________ / MOPITHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Cnk TV, Air Con4 Maid Semv , QUALITY INN NORTH IIISR 434. Longwood 042-1000 2.343 Park Dr 0 112 OR Mobile Homes Adults No pets APARTMENTS REQUIRED - Acrs From Ranch Hou 323 8670 or 831-9777 'I '. ', i 31) latf '5. I- cn co,er ,our tiome witi alum Sa,iu SOIl.? 5, 51Cm fl..,. i".l '..,u,Ier . 1,fl 'VU' 1 U yrs • Eaol do l. ".' ." '' 4A ,,T . Building Fund Drawing $ P.M. lit Prize: 3 Day trip to Bahamas (or $300) 2nd Prize: Microwave Oven (ur $200) WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to on rd apartment? 'I Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write an sd that will bring a last sa le CALL3717611 ,'i. I J_ Lake Mary. Clean furnished apt, responsible wor king man. No pets. 3223920. Carpet I Clea n 1 bedroom. Mature adult,, Water and electricity. 20th St. $120 month. 322 8211. - r 41 - 2 Bedroom unfurnished, adults preferred, itie month, 373 3a -f C E SHEPHERD Painting Remodeling. General Rep.irs Call 321 8111S .•WtII.O'C, Trash Iralnnl OVI",' Hauling 1 - Furnished I bedroom no pets. can niui altar or weeten. - 321.0041 ,lS FRENCH oatn, garagwr'p roof Owner says sell. PartIally turn. 312.720. Don Jackson BROKER. 327 5295. Call Joh KrIder Jr.. 904-734 4251 anytirni JJ DIRECTORY ECT() all I I I Homes fVP FHAFINA8itlPi(' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5200 St Johns River- Double wide mobile home. .3 bedroom, 2 bath with lot, screened patio, central heat and air and carport. Club house pool and marina privileges, 121,500. See at 105 Maple Drive, Leisure World, DeBary, or call 904.759 3122 after 6 p.m. - 7 Double wide mobile homes with lots and boat dock. Beautiful park along $t. Johns Swimming, marina,tennisetc. Call 6AJ.38%i,r 661-3145. Open Ho use Saturday I Sunday BATEMAN REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 763 S Sanford Ave 371 07$9evrs 3727643 - Merchandise 50--Miscellaneous for Sale SWIMMING POOL ACMIF10ELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum ret. langutar pools left Over from 1415 season, half price Guaranteed ristaliafion and terms Call 305855 9331 collect I Pest Control Rcmo1eInjxodAddl.on reee5tmJtet Noobloation JOHNNY WALK ER. 312 ais General Contractor Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, c311 Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 ART BiwN PEST CON tROt. ailliliffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffial ,i o. rive i, IA - Sale Insulation Pressure Cleaning ___ BEST PRODUCT BEST PRICE Free Es timates-24 Hours YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING THEFIMO TEP(,S)I QV2I IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY ______________________ ________ I Land Clearing Roofing C&A Back Hoe Service Lanu iearng. till dr?, clay. rock. All kindS of digging. Hou'setrailers stored and moved 372 9112. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Buiidozing, Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, tOl) toil 322-9142 Expert root repairs, flat roo fs or shingles All work guaran. teed BROGOEN ROOFING, 6700 Cleaning the ga rage again Moving -- the same items around you moved last spring? Planning on Ievodtrnilviri storing inem inoiner year? Don't do It. Plan a gar ag e sale and don't forget toadvectl'se it In the Herald want aas Like magic, the cl utter wiJI disappear, arid you'll hive Mowing, edging, trimming, weedng cast? In your pocket. and f er tilizing Free estimates Phone 323 59t1 __ ___ EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging. Trimming Sewing Phone3fl 1797 Free Estimates Lawn Care -. _________________ tetplentyol prospects, . Adventism your product or sarvic, in the Classified Ads. Alterations. Dress Making. Drapes. Upholstery 372 0107. Mowing, Edging arid Hedging. 332 732$ after 5 p.m. LAWN SERVICE new. Asking $90. 322.1309. 1911 Dodge 0-100 pickup, $1,110. 1910 Toyota Corona, automatic, $S?9. Dell's Auction Service Used office furniture Hwy. 44, West, Sanford )fl5420 Wood or Steel desk:, ext,cutive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry. NOLL'S Cauelberry, 17 97.830 1704 W HEEL RANCH OF SANFORD -____ Phone 333.10*0 Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. JUST MAKE PAYMENT S- '72 and '13 Models. Call 323-5570 or 334 Slide on Pick Up Camper, II'. 1403 (Dealer) completely $elf contained, gas or 1913 Cutless, low mileage. $450 down electric. 332.0641. end assume payments. Also living room suite, 322-5523. Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor Trees, 9cc. Border grass, 39c. Large bushy Ligustrum. $1.98. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Con, Wekiva Park Drive and SR 46. 3226230. 76-Auto Parts __________ Recor.ditioned Batteries, si.s exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Firestone Radial tires. 30.000 ml, warranty. Any size in stock. 4 for $169.95, plus tax. These are Special blemished tires, some sizes limited, Firestone Store, tit & French. Sanford. 327.024,4 Lawn Mower Sales & Service We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W. Firtt St., 372 1403. - - Well Drilling C O RADIO- Tram Titan- 0.104 Slider Phantom Drake Wi Porialab Phone Patch AR 33 Rotor - 301?. tower Bos s for 04 - Super Mag. $1,000 firm 373 4916 - - ________________________ O( 831-9993 78-Motorcycles ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOMES Call 131.1620 after 5p.m. GREEN CARPET Driveway SaleAntique oak tile chest, golf clubs and bag, card tables and chairs, assorted wicker, double bed and much more. Friday & Saturday, 9 to 2- Windsor Isle. 323-3195 Yard Sale- Lots of plants, plant holders, clothing, misc. items. Saturday. June 26, 9 to S. corner W. 24th & Revona Court. Carport Sale: Friday 5. Saturday, 9 a.m to A m ,1IQ) Palmetto Ave. Sanford. GARAGE SALE' Sat. & Sun. 9106. 251$ S Sanford Ave. Clothes, luggage, trundle bed. Nothing over 130. CARPORT SALE: Set. 26. 10 lit Stereo, Oak pieces. Misc. 209 Citrus Drive. Rummage Sale: Saturday 8. Sunday. Air Condition equipment, furniture, clothing, everything. Fern DrIve, Leisure World, DeBary 6653490 1 , LONG WOOD LINCOLN-MERCURY FREE-WHITE KITTENS 2 Males, 1 Female Phone 323 3901 German Shepherd male, 1½ yrs blk & tan, loves children. No Papers. $123 cash. 373.0621 after 1:30. HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER FREE KITTEN To Good Home Phone 373 3777 HOME NEEDED 3 SOPHISTiCATED KITTENS An Asset To Any Home Phone 323 0937 The nearsighted appraiser saves you - YARD SALE - Upsala Presoyterien Church, Corner Country Club & Upsets Rd., Sat., June 26. begins at 10. Clothes, Misc, nothing over 375 1. Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY - 372 31fij or 323 7110 1973 Yamaha, good condition. $350 322 0626. Free to good home only- 2 year old Schnauzer, very loveable and good with children. 377.1127. STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 3272611 or 831 9993. I week Call collect, 561 2131.,..., BUY JUNK CARSfrom SlOfo $10 Call 3721624 after 4p.m. 3 FREE KITTENS Half Persian Phone 322.7529 Moving Sale: Dishes, Lawn chairs, Mechanics & Carpenter's tools. Clothing, Misc. Wed., 23rd fit..? 810 to S. 2433 Laurel Ave. 67-Livestock-Poultry hundreds of dollars on these Pigs 10 Wks., $20: 14 Wks.. $30 322 7273 _68-Wanted -. to pre-owned automobiles 73 FORD Buy 75 BUCK LTI). 2. Dr., Bronze, Air Conditloninq, Low Mileage. We Buy Furniture DAVES' 323 9310 Only lVanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantify NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy 37 92 830 4206 LENIURY. 4-Dr., Green, Low Miles, Economy. 2395 only 74 OLDS 2Or,, Whit, With Blue Roof, Cash 322-4132 LISABRE. 4-Dr., Only p3695 Only 71 MG ROADSTER PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pot commission Free Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 1 p m Sanford 322 2770 Blue, Extra Only 22,000 Miles, Remainder Of Full Factory Warranty, Well Equipped, For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. $3595 76 BUICK CUTLASS SUPREME. $5295 75 LINCOLN Sharp. COUPE. Bronze, Leather, Loaded. 1695 onty7495 Longwood 70-Swap & Trade SWAPSHC)P FLEAMARKET yone can be a seller or a buyer 40 charge All aamttej free :ome browse every Sunday 9 to S t the Movieland Drive in 'heatre. South 17-92 phone322 216. LINCOLN MERCURY INC. Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service Sales -Rentals South of Sanford 131-1090 3331 Hwy. 17.92 at S Points - 322-4114 mmumn .. j. J. Coori - Good collection of Avon bottles for sa le Call between 10 & 1 or 6 & S. 322.1001. CB Radio base 23 channel Hygain with power mike, push up pole, super pene$rator antenna, 100 ft coax Complete, asking *350 323 9042. _______________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Ill IISE First St. 3725672 Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool Leading distributor wants a nice back yard to display new 1916 model above ground pool Top consideration given for prime location Call 305 4224220 collect. YES, SANFORD! 00 110. HERE ARE SERVICE SPECIALS THAT CAN'T BE BEAT! C oupon Lube, .19 I c rn With Coupon Filter _____________________ 1. $995 Oil . LOSE WEIGHT AND EARN MONEY 377 after S P I , ; Coupon Expires July 1, 1974 Front End $If%95E / With Alignment I coupo n . 1, . ... " .4 CB's NO MONEY DOWN Cobra , Midland. Johnson, y':.-',' (and all other areas) Coupon -' Expires July 1, 78 ,' : :, SItE. __ Co U P 0 fl j. Pierre Simpson, Bela, Browning, Hy Gain Handec, Regency. T Berry and Pace Complete ac cessorles LOW MONThLY PAYMENTS. £LECTRON'C SHOWPLACE. 4319 Edgewater Drive (corner Fairbanks) Orlando 293-1171 Kitchen Bath room Cabinets, Cou nter tops. Sinks Installation available Bud CabeIl. 3725057 anytime 1. Co U p 0 fl Ii. Automatic Transmission ("11195 It Filter, Gasket, lIl With , up to 9 qts. Oil Coupon :'-' ç 1. Coupon Expirn Julyi, . ' -101 ,% -I' Y .aI'4t.." 1 5r5Qj J• ,\ ., KULP DECORATORS 108W. Itt St 3272333 We Buy Furniture Clean. double hotel box springs and mattresses. $23 set. Sanford Auction, 323 7340. - A . 10' * I)' Plush gold rug, excellent condition. pads included 1100 or beSt otter. 321 048 )VV'W s. TUNE-UP ALL FACTORY 1976 VOLARE STARTING AT WARRANTYHONORED \ """ S, ( ..", " Sanford llIllIR 1mrt7,7l1 You To ListYour Business... Dial 322-2611 F' A Li %..p'Wfl For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 1 days Doberman Pinscher AKC Pups, $150. Champion Lineage. Terms. 36S5740. YARD SALE. Thurs,, Fri., Sat., 9.5, Tooli, Furn. Clothes. Also 1972 Cadillac, good cond. 2004 Washington Ave. 323 5500. 1970 Impala, I door, 900d condition, '. new Inspection slicker. Call 372 7244 or 372.1393 after S p.m. 1971 Olds Vista Cruiser, air can dition, all power, 43,000 miles. 372 7163 anytime. Wanted ivisJr 65-Pets-Supplies VA RD SALE, 116 Garrison Drive Saturday and Sunday 9a.m. to S P.M. 1973 AMC Hornet 4 door, air, automatic, well maintained. Phone 321-5024. - - Painting 77- Autos Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only %I 50 per day CARROt I'S FURNITURE . Sat. 26th, 9106 YARD SALE- Summer clearing, linens, glassware, clothes, Misc. ldyllwllde area, 202 Dogwood Drive. for Rent 1911 Toyota Corona SR. hardtop. S SOW, AM-FM radio. Just like new. By owner, 332.2352. - 51-Household Goods WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS 16 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 372 2645 All tvOli and Si We repair and service CarPetitry. Painting. A I Painting- Brun, roll, Roof Reriars. spray SINE MACHINE & Home Repairs. Guttinirig. Cement Quality wont Reasonable prices. SUPPLY CO rfrk Free estimates 031 8661 Free estimates 321 04S9 372 4432 1 29714Y5t GARAGE SALE- Misc. items. I'll Valencia Court North, tO a.m..m. Ill til.. June 26 only 64-Equipment Lease. Datsun including Z cars and trucks, For information call Bill Pay or Jack Mink, 531-1310. Vehicles 75-Recreational 62-Lawn-Garden - children's clothing Boys' new casual Suits, shins, short & long pants, girls' dresses 8. shOrt & long play Suits. PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 HIawatha n. 3fl 1301 - 'tave some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a tilL Classi fi ed Ad in The Herald Call m0t,ng. dhnt. C'PIry , 177 2611 or 131 9993 and a friendly CuStom Work L'censed, Bonded ad visor will hell) you Free ,'5tm.i' 323 6035 - - a p.m I Bedroom, furnhlbed, hr. A4ut?s, to pets. Contact 2317 PItmetto Ave., Sentord ' Parking Lot Maintenance- Sealing and Striping Durable Scalers, $05 Lemon Si, Santora . 323 - _____________________ Sanford Lake Mary aria- 2 OR, appliances, air condilion, drapes, area rug, fenced yard, $110 mc. 773 7669 - joncrete Pavement Home Improvements C.auefberry, unfurn. duplex. 2 OR, stove refriger ator, 1 child. No pets. $13.5. 834-90*4. - ________________________ Carpet, qv.iilty materials, ex pert installation. friendly service Pr,, estimates 3733732 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3. bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park Wk l y, 35)5 Hwy 17-92, Sanfor d 323 1830 3rd Prize: *100 4th Prize *13 5th Prize $23 SPECIAL$100000RPRIZE OVVER-S BEAUTY SALON rerly Harnielt's Bauly NookI Sit E- Fir st. 3n J - 3IA-Duplexes - Beauty Care 1 Bedroom furnished apartment, ' --------- ___________________________ Efficiency and 2 Bedroom, monthly, adults. Wekiva La nd ing Resort, Free boat moorage and canoe use. Golden Picnic Area .. Auto Painting BAMBOO COVE APTS e 42-Mobile __________ ________ Home Improverlients - -_ Days ' - 3fl 6123 372 2352 Nights Lots, high anddry, 2'- miles north of FTU, ready to build on. 100'. 133'. Cash or terms. 3653367. __________ Pa'ntnu 8. moor Body W or k Protessoral. experienced painter. Work quaraniced Bruce's Body Shop. 321 0753 _____________ located in Lake Mary. Call 3727741. OWNERS DESPERATE- Make offer on the 3 bedroom, l" bath home in TEE P1' GREEN. Near new central heat and air, sprinkler System, fenced rear yard. Kitchen equipped. $26,500. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding '.-, Black & Decker 1$" dec. mower with grass catcher, excel, coed., 133. 2620 S. Elm, 323.0543 s3-TV-Radio-Stereo Garage Sate, Saturday, 9 am. to 4 p.m. Various household items, clothes, etc. Phone 323.2690. 30 10 50 & 60 pct discount on all One & 7 B ed room apartments, furnished or unfurnished. New ly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 323.1340, NAS Sanford Reunion FORMERMODEL-3bedroom, I"i bath. THIS ONE HAS IT ALL? Lots of extras with an unbeatable location close to shopping. schools. OWNERS ANXIOUS. Come see and save. *26,300 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU P 7th ANNUAL B U SIN ESS ,r BROKERS SAN LAPITA- 3 bedroom, li bath cii btik beauty. Kitchen equippod. Easy FHA financing. See this one at $72,500 .". ". ESTATE - kn.n KENMORE WASHER. parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 - SUNLAND STEAL- 3 bedroom. 1 bath CB home. Priced for im. mediate sate. Kitchen equipped, include all furniture. SEE IT FOR $19,900. Sanford, Fla. 3222090 Highway 17-92. Sanford - C harming Spanish slyle stucco home, 3 OR, 1 bath, separate dining rm., living rm. with fireplace I high beamed ceiling. Breakfast nook, kitchen equipped. Landscaped yard with many fruit trees. $23,000. So* t 2400 Hiawatha Dr. If Interested, call 3220721,332.4303 for spot. 79-Trucks.Trailers ild) Ford F SOt) lift, van, hydraulic R0950N MARINE - Hi-'Vay46 Wt. Jif. Phone 723 7340 2918 Hwy Il 97 Auc t ion Galleries 3fl ''61 1H3C U passenger Bus. V64 Daily sales, used furniture' & an IS' Larson boat, 63 hp motor I speed, $973. 372.4195 tiques, I': miles east of I-I. trailer, excellent ConditIon. Sanford 322 6972 Sell us your car or truck even if you Reasonable offer will buy. 323. We are loaded with all kinds of owe money on It. See Bill Ray or 3650. furniture, a lot of bIcycles, Color I Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT 14' Fiberglass canoe, 2 paddies and Black & White TV's, all kinds of SUN, Fern Park, 53 1 1315 carriers, $83. Phone 327-5130. tools, glassware, brlc.a.brac, and thousands of Items too numerous 80-Autos for Sale 60-Off ice Supplies - to mention. OPEN DAILY FOR RETAIL p., . :-.,:. auto., air, $173. 323-1185. 103 Olivetti Calculator, office size, like _ Seers Coldspot chest type freezer, 17 cu. ft. avocado, vinyl top. S200.322. 3614 after 3 p.m. Estate 1505W. 25th Sf, ' fl-Auction - ,'i,S WEAL TOPS NO LEASE CaliBart Realt or asm NO DEPOSIT , FHA VA Rog. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 101 W. Commercial Phone 322-7511, Sanford SEE OUR ENERGY POWER SAVINGS HOME IN DELTONA. Model open every day at SAXON BLVD. & URBANNA. One Bedroom From • POOL REALTOR' 2IHRS. 52-Appliances --_-_- ______ 11' Sears refrigerator, frost free, icemaker, $100. 20 cu. It. chest type freezer, 1 yr. old, *200. Ph. u 5991 anytime. W. Garnett White JUST REDUCED *2.000? POOL HOME. 3 bedroom, Ix bath home Fenced rear yard 43-LotsAcreage surrounds. beautiful 1S'x30' pool. Kitchen equipped. Your* for lust *27,500. WILL GO VA with minium Mcile Home Lot, County, 100'xllO' Terms. $SiOO. down I •CLUB ROOM By Owner, 2 bedroom, full bath, kitchen equIpped, carpeted, fenced yard. Washer & Dryer, central air & heat, drapes, & curtains. 322 3133. REAL "s Studio 12 3 Bedroom Apti. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family L.argeI&7Bdrm Furnished or Unfurnished STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads Idn't work. . . there wouldn't be any 323 6333 - LAKESIDE OWNER LEAVING AREA, must silt this attracliv* Spen?th i bedroom. 2 bath in good area. Carpet, large rooms, much mor e. Priced at only $32,950. Call Belly Flamm, Assoc 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 23Q. Mellonvilla REALTORS Luxury Patio Apartments \kuage - Furnished 8306833 Saoit 1975 Singer Zig-Zag Assume pay. ents Singer Zig zag in .TCUi'IVS weInut Console with automatic button hole. Pay balance of $91, or 10 payments of $10. See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E. 1st Sf., Downtown 3729411 - Inc. eneva 1 1Gardens 3 room unfurn , ground II., $123; 3 3 BR, lY baths, air I heat. car room unfurn., 2nd fI., $100. 30 pct. peting, $73,000. 323-5516. security deposit required. 373. 31partments _ - I Satoah- 2 BR, l.y bath Townhouse, aIr, dishwasher, disposal, washer. dryer. drapes. carpet. Tinnls, golf, swimming, $225 371-0500 . 3271660 __ By Owner- Lovely 3 SR, 2 both home in Sanford, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, separate dining room. 14'x16' family room, garage, largo fenced yard, beautiful shade frees, 161 x16' workshop or Outside game room. 13,000 equity and assume loan. Phone 321 030). Assume Payments 1976 AM-FM with I tract tape, solid state. Mediterranean floor model. Pay 3alance of $190 or 1$ payments 04 $12.48. LOOK ! ! I 0ELTONA SWIMMING POOL * * * * * 521,000 * * * * * goes with this exceptionally clean Color Picture Tube Installed in your 2 bedroom, I bath with wall to wall TV, only 165 complete. I Yr. UNLIMITED POTENTIAL A carpet. control heat arid air. warranty on tube little imagination will do wonders Asking $24,900. with this 3 bedroom, bath. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Walking distance HER B's TV to new S. V. Hardwick, Broker elementary school. Owners will Deltona, 445.4411 1200 French Ave., 373. 1731 pay all closing costs. See for yourself. Call today, L ake Markham- ) bedroom, 2 both, 54-Garage Sates pool, largo lot, on canal to chain of CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR lakes. $10,500. 323.5138. $31 1222 Back Yard Plant Sale, Thursday, (inter Springs- 3 BR, I bath, Friday, Saturday. Many varieties family room, garage, fenced, of plants and hanging baskets for Kish Real central h & A. $23,100, 371.1433. yard, house or patio. Reasonable "SERVICE BEYOND prices. 150-4 Maple Ave., near C T. JOHNS REALTY Co. Middle School. 373-4371. THE CONTRACT" - Forrest Greene, riy WINTERSPRINGS SANFORD- 3 BR, 2 bath home, shady yard, Air conditioned, price reduced to $17,900. - 323.5774 Anytime ________________________ 2543 Park - swimming, playground. LOVELYlikenew) bedroom, 2balPi rCCf.atlon room, laundry room on large pretty lot In area of nice and clubhouse. 7310 Ridgewood country homes. Plenty 04 spice for Ave., Sanford. PH. 323-4420. garden All fenced. Priced to sell No Utility Costs I., ip IC. 32 39110 322-2420 [J] 116.500. 204 E. fifth St.- 3 BR, $24,900. d - STUNNING- 2 BR, 2 bath. Wm ii , 19111. 11. JtelllpCl - fldIWl Loch Arbor. Brittany firm house, beautifully land. 1919 S. French 372.4991 scaped. Beautifully decorated, Eves. 327-lift; 322 4164; 322-1954 $39,9 Sunland 3 BR. 1 bath, heat and air, EXTRA LARGE LOT- On quiet kitchen equip ped, fenced, double cut do-sac. 3 BR, 1 bath, car drive, many extras, $21,000. 349. peting, no repairs need ed. Move 5371. right In? $21,500. . Oviedoarea, country home, custom built, 21 - acres, I OR. 3 baths. ABOVE GROUND POOL- 3 BR, 1 bath, metal utility building, Office, 3300 q. ft., 3 mos. old, fenced rear yard, immaculate 35.000 equity and assume mom condition, $23,900 tgage of $55,000. Appraised 11110,00D. Owner, 365 "LARGE ROOMS- 3 OR, 2 bath, corner lot with fruit trees and Oreamwold - By owner. 3 BR with carport, new carpet, near shop. shrubs. Carpeting, fireplace, ping. A.) Condition. price *35.000 reduced. 323-5609 or 372.4767 SPLIT BEDROOM PLAN- fenced yard,) BR, 2 baths, in outstanding REPOSSESSED - ) BR brick, 1100 down, $119.13 P1, Ii,, pct. annual condition, Central heat & air, Oct rate. 360 Mos. $18,500, *25.000. CRANK CONS'T & REALTY REALTORS 030 6061 COLONIAL STYLE- 3 OR, 2 bath home, quiet area. Foyer, central heat & air, family room, fence M. UNSWORTH RFATY yard. 4 back Reg Real Estate Broker call Sanford's Sales Leader 003W. lit st. 3736061or3730517eves, HOME I BUSINESS LOCATION for the price of ona. Like new 3 bedroom, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, air. Only $22,300 ,..n - j Lots for l, 105, l2wIdes park-In town adult Quiet 322-2161 2313 Park Dr. LQQ K QUIET AREA 2L 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $2,000 down, $113 month. Price $71,500. Owner, 3230572. ' - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Fve"inn' 177 'lA9nr 177 1311 - Spic and span- L ovely 3 BR, I's, bath, kitchen equipped, central heat air, split bedroom plan, carpeted. Terms- $fl,750. - ____________ - ---- - Listing Service ' __________________________ - .. -- - - Plants & Craft Shop For Sale, very reasonable Phone3fl.7$77 - ARE BUDGETS SLIM BOLSTERED WITH VALUES AD WANT THE FROM COLUMNS. 41-Houses B y Owner- 2 bedroOm, I bath, kitchen equipped, on corner lot. *11.900. Ph. 323-0161 PRIME LOCATION- 2 OR, 1 bath, Call Central Florida's MLS 5, plus small garage apt. New roof, Exchange Consultant Leader for corner lot, $14,000. appointment. 12'xW,25R,csntralhlat&Ilr,lIkS new, many features. Rent with option to buy. In adult park. 321. - Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1"i bath, central heat, carpeted, fenced back yard, stove & refrigerator, i22,Soo.$aoodown, if VA nothing down. KULP REALTY, 3fl2335. IDEAL-.- For retired or small family, 2 SR, I bath, toned to Acres on Iowa St., S cleared and commercial, $20,150. tiled, S wooded. Terms- $10,000. 1 Bedroom furnIshed cottage, private yard. Ideal for couple. 2800 Palmetto. 322-3121. _____________________ FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave. $3,000 per acre. CASSELBERRY- By Owner: IBR, it ', bath, nice corner lot, fenced. walk to schools. shopping near. A...... 1 .e •.i'v' 322-2118 Multiple to <OXI Garage apartment, fully furnished , air conditioned, water furnished Very nice. Phone 322-7561 after S . m weekdays. SUve Music by the Country Ballads Entertaint_f,q,031 Hat Dancers IOANCING • SWIMMING *AMUSEMENTS SCOLD BEER *SOFT DRINKS S RIDES ~ - JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 305372 139$ Days and After Hours LAKE MARY- 1 acres with extra large I OR, 2 bath, central air, carpeted. 2 yrs. old. Only $11,900. .. 4, 55-Boats&Accessories Stet eo Hal Colbert Realty 323-7832 Friday,June 2.5, 1874-SB V. 51-Household Goods ' - - Home Lots CRLAND O- 491() Cortel, Pine Hills BR family room, large lot, nice ioction, enlo$ed carport. $17,500 Can assume loan & owner will accept 2nd mortgage, 323-2781 atter S. Req Real Estate Broker 321 0640 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 373 7595 322 0719 332-7711 2371 Park Dr. After Hours: AAI t b..i,,,'. ijie,,., '' •SCC, 4i JYTI Sanford- Adults only. Mod ern Studio and 1 bedroom, air, all electric. $109 month up. 3238019 120 '2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 130 4) LATE NEWS 1:45 4 EVERYWOMAN . fyI ADULTS 2.50, CHILDREN 1,50, TODDLERS FREE ft NIGHT AUDITOR MOLD BUILDER BARTENOER,parttlme BREAKFAST LUNCH COOK DRILL PRESS MACHINIST WELDERS ALUM. SAW OPERATOR MASON-Block Wor k ELECTRICIANS_H ELPERS TOOl STEEL WORKERS-BIg, Constr. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 3233176 4 DK £ D8Tfl nome, 51I,9. Goes to the best offer above 121.950. I block from Lake Monroe behind Lake Monroe Inn, 2nd house on right, on Palm Drive. If you want the best buy in Seminole Co, se. this house, 10 a m to 12 Saturday, n... WITT REALTY Fur-n. off. apt., lights, water turn. Adults only, *95. 322 2296 after I w-dys. (Hot Dogs & Hamburgers for the non fish liters) 2 !Sh . - Fried Catfish and Mullet Cole Slow - Hushpuppies w) Employers Need Help? Call 323-5176 Steady Work--All Benefits MR MUFFLER SHOP, 373 3811 SERVING NOON TOl:OOPM Igull 'YOUR lITTlE r. .IGFNC)'e - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I - 41-Houses - 2 Bedroom In Cistern. $173 month, first and last, $50 damage deposit. -. -- 141 4•1A JJJ'STV. 4441 VI ______________________________ - -------- -------- ' $Ii,.. 2 BR, I bath, cement block. Fenced yard. $11,900- 2 BR, I bath, frame, air ' TAFFER REALTY unit, garage, Rep. Real Estate Broker $20,300- 3 OR, 1 bath, lam. rm, 1100E25thSt. 3226653 ;r1p large lot, range refrig. Completely renovated 3 5, 4 BR homal. II- peP,. iip' ,i'rn.r, eu 'esoeni, heat, from $10,000, As l as $100 lots. Buy now-build later. Call us down, for Prices and terms. Looking for a Home call SpecIous 3 bedroom home with fireplace good location. $lóO f month + security. 332-4433. ______________ 34-Mobile Homes AVON Spring into the world of cosmetics, Deflary - Lovely large I OR, air, adults, near stores, bank. thur. fragrances, toiletries Excellen ches.- 66$ 64$ or 322 8031 earning opportunity, Call 6U t3079. Aboard the former Naval Air Station FACT - at *38,800. 3 BR, unfurn. apt., kitchen equippad, fully carpeted. $93 me. plus We have 2 nice Unfurnished rsltals *50 security dep. 3735101. Baby Sitting In my home, by week, DUPLEXFurnished or un Harold Hall Realty day, or hour. All ages. Very furnished, Ideal location. reasonable rates. Call Donna at Realtor, MLS Reasonable rent 363.3fl1. 3210296 _____________________ Muffler standing attietic actievemnents arid exen'çtary conduct on arid ott the of Competition. From the Las Vegas Hilton. 24 AUSTIN crr,' LIMITS 11 50 2' SATURDAY NIGHT' i ost Lily Ton'thn parliapatos in sketches with the Plot Ready for Pm,e-T'wne Players, a seven mentar satEcaj rePOflOrycon'any. 1230 SW DON KIRSH'ERSAOCI( EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA- First aria, central air, wall to wall carpet. 3 SR.2 baths. large Ft.. room, attractive kit. stove.o', bUlItIn chin, refrigerator, paneled office. 2 carports. $225, No pots, 3711010, _______________ 35, IOTHANNUALVIC- Lake prediction was of an ecology qone berserk, L.P.Nneededfomr,liet,evenlngior nights. Apply In person to Sanford NursIng I Convalescent Center, 850 Mellonville, Klagewood Spacious 1. 2, & 3 BR Apis. Terviis, Swing Set Nursery $31 4141 peclal summer rates, $20 wk. Open 21 pins.(behind Jai Alal). r 33-Houses Furnished Management opportunity avallabl. ________________________ For personal Interview call 322-air, %2S0# *342, 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat & a Mo. Monogramer or trainee. Longwood Mfg. Co., 1203 Charles St.. Hal Colbert Realty Longwood, Fla. 031-3430. 5-Lost____________ & Found the Empire __________________________ 4-Personals 1:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. .GIWELLS predicted the atom bomb, nuclear Ild ad 0 Tel ç to FrIdoj -_ . -____ __ tTiu,u e,-,'i .,.n. -.. m charming 3 BR, 3 bath, large living room £ bdroorns. Family rm. 3 yrs old, like new Executive neighborhood, cxcellent School area By owner. $62. - 6192 '* 2 Bedroom, large kitchen, enclosed porches. garage. $143 month plus scojrfty deposit. $42 Sanford Ave. 134-1649. __________________________________________________ SATURDAY, JUNE 26 Id H.G. WELLS' Ioac5ng - '9 - DAILY WORD 1. ___ events 41c a tine 1 thru S times .31c a line lthru 23 times . -24C a line 78 times... . . . (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Sunday - Noon if) (6) THE JEFFERSONS: Mother Jefferson (Zeta Cully) finds romance. (R) 71 EVENING AT SYMPHONY 9) WHAT 00 YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW OLD? 24 FAMILY ATWAR 830 '41. 6) DO C: Annie (Elizabeth Wilson) fulls In for nurse hilly. (A) 91 NAME THAT TUNE _ 831-9993 Noon The Day Before Publication CaClaciti iiri Glenda J&*son portray the fl..M U. lI l naval hero, Horatio, rano, Lord Nelson anxJ his E(TTflO Lady Hamilton. whose liaison precipitated a scandal that Continued even after Nelson's death in the Battle of Trafalgar. 14') 16) MARY TYLER pj()p SHOW Lou Grant and Mary visit Washngton. (A) 64 PATSY AWARDS 7 I GROUP PORTRAIT (n) 9' FATHER 0 FATHER A conservatIve Boston priest and his ultra-Iiber& assistant reach a "Roman" standoff. 930 4 BOB NEwHAm' SHOW: Bob is sued by a shy patent whom he has helped to become more aggresse (A) SW 700 CLUB 1000 4' :5: DINAH SHORE SHOW: Guest: yWliliame. 7 j KUPS SHOW '9 BERT D'ANGEL,o- A race to f)rij a cact,o of heroin 1100 '4' '6 NEWS 9 ABC NEWS 11 l0 4 LATE SHOW' MI In a I'ighfs Work" Dean Martin, Sl'ilrieyMocLaane 1961. Cornedy mystery. 6 j MOVIE. "Fall oftlioRoman Empire.' Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd. 1964. Tale of -77bedroom c' es,il30month i phone 323-47 42 DEADLINES 35' BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 800 2) i 12) EMERGENCY: In his desire to have her win Ofyirpc glory. a IOrTTIer athlete pushes his daughter beyond her 21 12) NBC NEWS UPDATE 9.00 '2 1 121 NBC MOVIE: "The Nelson Maw" Peter Finch and - Winter Park RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 8-Noon 7:30 2) LAST OF THE WILD 1 4) MAGAZINE FOUR 7) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 857 '' HOURS HEE HAW WALL STREET WEEK (9) LAWRENCE WELK SHOW KIT Orlando CLASSIFIED DEPT. 24) BURNS AND ALLEN 3S ANIMAL WORLD 700 2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING rJD AGRONSKY AND CO. MEMBERS --- 322-26H ON THE NEWS IT) ABC NEWS GR SOUL TRAIN T) LOWELL THOMAS RE- Morning 600 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 630 4 ACROSS THE FENCE 6 SUMMER SEMESTER 6.55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAILY WORD 12 LIVING WORDS 700 ALHU IPIE 4 ARTHURAND Co. 6 U.S. OF ARCHIE Vl I I rica I F1 Saturday TicUt $700 4 shosil ' BLACK PERSPECTIVE 7 REVIEW 12) CANDID CAMERA 74) CONSUMER SURVIVAL 1" ...' LOST SAUCER 24 ZOOM ' 1230 2' GO: USA i,U '61 FAT ALBERT AND THE COS8Y KIDS 91 AMERICANBANCISTAND 12: GARNER I E D A'fONG 24 INNER TENNIS 35' GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 100 : 2' (4) 501k TRAIN '6' CBS CHILDREPf S FILM FESTIVAL: 'The, Orange Watering Can," Hungarian film etwch fancifully treats a simple OVOflt in the lives of hoe chl&enstEfonng the pangs of Wowing UP. l30 9' TARZAN 200 2' 12:SEBALLToan'sto be announced 161 SPACE 1999 230 7' WHATS COOKING '9 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 300 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 330 4 MOVIE. "Old Man Who cruaa Wolf.— Edward G. Robrison. 1970, Old man w,tnesses the murder of an old ..-- -- " Irluru UU Can I Q)(MOCO in prison. (A) 24 MOVIE: "The Lady Killers" (A) 35' MOVIE: "Chain Lightning. " l'k,rphrey Bogart Eleaner Parker. Aayouxi Massey. 1950. Jet pilot reforms to win back girl 12:00 7 uLlAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 6111111 THE uouct&s 1240 I MOViE: "Bemng of the End." Bii Dintey p Walker. 1957. Giantasshoppers menace ft World. 1.00 2 12 THE MIONIGHT SPECIAL MdMtI Shw SCOOBYDOO T H E 3 E V E Ii L Y 2 121 NBC NEWS NEIGHBORHOOD (A) UPDATE 10:00 9:00 2) f121 LAND OF THE LOST 2 , 121 THE ROCKFORD 141) 1 6) SHAZAM FILES: While trying to recoverW4 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW stolen money, Roddord tin7) CROCKETS VICTORY covers a huge iarxi s'*irdo. (A) GARDEN () MOVIE: "Cotter." Don 9) SUPER FRIENDS Pxray. Carol Lyriley K SESAME STREET (A) , 71 K NOVA: "Genetic 10:30 Charts. 2) IT RUN, JOE. RUN 11:00 2: 4) 1 61 "91) '12 NEWS $1 ALAN BURXESHOW r ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 24' THE MARK OF JAZZ 11:30 2) 12) TONIGHT 6 CBS LATE MOVIE: 'Gunfight at the OK Corral." Burt Lancaster. KirkDougias. 1957. Re-creation of the Doc Holliday-Wyatt Earp battle with the Clairton gang. 611 WILD WILD WEST 7) MARY HARTh(AN. MARY H.ARTMAN 91 HQ TAO VIfl blamesflSfl 11W % FS 11eV i IF Seminole - HILLe'2 71. AELGON PS RELEVANT 9) THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GIUJGAN 24) MISTER ROGERS loud and clear when he leaf that tis nurse has secretly 6$ NEWS ______ 4) W ' 21 in' vI _______ 4- 32-HousesUnfurnished TELEVISION LISTINGS TI'4 n'.i -.'.a cw on dlxi e-.,tb 8i .d xum CHRYSLER 041,41-11 011100WAS Irl,'Ir,J.._ - I. ',[1 • ':`" ,-_-,-' .!._ .__._ ii t I - ' _ I ,J 3324 ('Xi .1 11 a t ;; I .1 �Sanford, Fl. — Evening Hirald Friday, Jun* 25, 0Th __________________________________________________ I; An Chic Young " LJ' ' IJ ITS T~! .. inh') iP , /O. r1 ,0; , " NO fish , " ~ 4"L lf Go By BERNICE REDE OSOL ~" ~ , q, ,~ 7--~~ hos j ' ' '- " Suffix %J t lab) W' L#eEfl THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom r 4Y) I 30 Middle East native 34 Summers (Fr) e L~qEL AL5E 1H N ) - 1 A :: IM TH ao Mew F s UMFORAA, N I %I A ENERAL... I'M ' SOMEAOPY/ T'4EY SIT P AND TAKE NO7IC 2 1 Render :: ore 58 Legal OinI 59 Snow IScot) 8 13 14 — — — — 16 — Mart Walker ~, WHr-N I- M IN fish 24 Suckerfish 25 US coin 6 an volcano 4 5 6 — ii %`1r;4Y DON7 ,-O,~ ' " SECAU15E IN Ts4-%T EVER WEAR T9J5 SUIT I'M JUST A SUIT TO P.\RT!E C(lijAH, A'40Ti4EK 'N TOWN' Gu o TME TEET .r NOTi1sNE' ________ r~ — I ~~X% BEETLE BAILEY rLI- 12 49Edible flatfish ' ,O H.aimat head 52 Islands (Fr 53 Small freshwater fish Stem r 2 48 S Mmeoçrapru ,') Entce Is', fib I 31 Used in direction 1 Bury 27 Stronq grass senseless 37 Mariners ii rr BO 4 ~5; ~7 T I Great Lake 2 Countless years : LNEL 0F . Fggs Larr,4 qaa,e 23 S:inIe(ab) 45 17 - 20 21 ' — — — iiiiiiii UNP695TAND; — ' — 25 26 27 I I , - 30 31 32 33 — - 34 1 28 29 35 36 — — — 37 5 ____ - 38 — 40 I 1 42 4 — — — - — — _______ ] _______ "- 48 - ________________________ - ARCHIE 1 ARCHIE.010 CAN MOW THE LAWN BEFORE II GETSD.ARX' TH,ATCH.AIR'1ET r. I'VE GOT OH ? AND JUST SORRY, TO GO TO WHATOOYOU THE STORE' HAVETOBUY I I CANT THAT'S So -A .11 .I -- ...( 1~6 4C 1 ' l — ,11:111, / ______________ "b. - 52 53 54 59 50 — — 62 _______ 65 — — — — 66 __ ___ - I -A ,./- *~, vides K 913 • Ai9a %% LST I D) - ___________ li l i5 ZA4 1 ~, ' - 0Y>7 I ~ I-e I ~1 Z-- I , : . " , ,... , I .. I had troublesome we ' life and for the past few years 5, h as' e tr i d In I di " roughage In my daily diet. I very much like bran muffins but I wonder if the roughage I tall intitimmilialammonai j effect of the bran is lost when it is in the form of muffins. Is It? swallowing must consult a DEAR READER - No. One physician at once. Sometimes important way of increasing the difficulty in swallowing is cereal fibern what brad your Wet is to use associated with a cancer of the baked Droducts enntaininuesophagus Earl) detection can by Stoffel & H..md.hl A I HL-AT! ) - -- AND EHH. VVE GOT M4ATli3 UP ~' C-000 -- I \ ~ I'VE FINALLY SOLVED ALL SHE! THE PROBLEMS VVE TRANSFERRED 5EEN HAVING WITH W To ANOTHEg TEACHER, M155 SCHOOL! II ', .0 I I ; Q - t . ,I c 'I HAPPEI % — . — I . -6-.2s _____ ____ -, -1 _________ DILECTfON Os: QUASI- , ~~ I _________________ .•- , 114s /A ; '' ~ HOWEVER, r HAVE SOME PEACHY REELS Or- . `-~ 171 ~1~ , -- SOCiETY " '1 - f -' , - 'k ~ % /"S'- ____ \ , ~ / YOU'VE GOT A PONYTAIL' .I . I A / _________ ______ ____________ ________________________________ NO, I DOES IT WIGGLE WITH A NAUTJLE 4 T'Y ) LITTLE JIGG . - ~~.' " II Ic ~r !I -', L . E - I:1., n, C. ~ ; 4 - - - st,,,,) (. -.:s .I .1., , by Larry LeWis IN TIME FOR. TO)AYS C~ASS A HETEROGENEOUS - I- ,,) -r cov 1 13Z7 li'10~ 11 " , - . T )_v( EAGERLY AVVAiTSD... 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"ii . ti - ... . . a- 10 *1 r . , + We have been asked what an obligatory finesse is Today*s article gives an ex* ample The only way Jirfi I Jacoby could make his con. By Oswald & James Jacob) ' tract. after West held back his Y, With ins f ittier away in act on the first heart lead wait Korti I had to learn bridg& on to pbs hiw and hope that th byGifi - ____________ 11,J 0 - growth and stahilitN . throughout ~ — ! ~---- ..-~ %& ~ I ~ His arrival text gave greater emphasis, isstarpo1 unrest Puerto Rico. which was mirrored in heavy securit~ measures adopted for the suinmit at the secluded Dorado ' Beach Hotel 17 miles west of C, ~ I.. . " The President said that the history of the relationship with Puerto Rico has rested principle that the peoples of the United States and Puerto Rico have a right to "freely determine nature of their ti with one another." "rl s -', ' . • •----------- . .. ., - - " ,---------------- ---- ------ . . 7! .. ' 1 , . . -- ------- i .' - -. 1_-_• - 1 Z- 84*14,- -- I ' • - -I—- -~4 ~ - -~ - ~ .. -i - ' ' 1 tw I- ; It ' I'l ' . - --- ----- - anticipates Spending $300 000 more on clectricit) next ear, .. ' $100,000 more on insurance and ~ other budget requests are up -~ MINIIIIIII1111111 too -"Well, we've taken care Ali decked out in their red, white and blue Sporot of '76 outilts, th e Central Florida Chorale is of that extra S9ZOOO four times preparing a rousing program of religious and patriotic music for July 4. Ile musical group will be over already." commented featured In the 19 a.m. service at the First UaltedMethodist Church, Sanford on Independenct Day, Harris. and at 7 p.m. the same eveufng will entertaln in Fort Mellon 11ark th toes One piece of good news which the massive Fourth of July fireworks display planned for that historical day. (Herald Photo by Bill county officials received at the VincentJr. IliettinI. wits that the amount of - '- 1111~--UMMUMSW- A A-Im ,! . - - ~ .) I 7 1. W~ 41 'ta , .. I - - _________ - ___________ ______ ' , _________ I 'V . ______ _______ . Harris added that he could not say for certain that squeeze on the budget affect educational servit.L- . 'Jw county's students. fie said school officials were teserving the right to examine the state allotments carefully. before any final figures would be available, or judgments made .- -' _______ . 74., :"~~,--0 - I Wit LIAM P LAYER -- Drug ask 11 L*ine T BY ED PRICKETT Iferald Staff Writer Aq Orlaruln i-iffif-iniq nuindpir tho rwrK,tibility nf seeking perjury charge~ in testim~rjy of three federal drug agents about a ruckus in Orlando's RosicO (,rath's(,00dttme Emporium, the Federal Drug ement Adininistration IDEA) has received a shot In the arm In the form of a $326,000 Although its not oflictil the agency has the grant under wralz and "funding is on the way." Task force officials reserved comment until the grant is formally announced - possibl) on Monday Despite Lontinued reports of irregularities on the part of task force agents Seminole County Sheriff .1ohn Polk feels federal agents are doing a good job ~jnd that oper.ation.s, are proceeding smoothly since the county recently agreed to act as t&sk force 1x)nsor. -The money hz. ,s started to nuw," Polk noted. I 'rt lmniin irs notification h Is txcn rect Is ed by — county officials that the federal grant award is for $326,390. The funds are intended to carry the agency through Dec 31 actordirg to Stmxnole Counts . Grant Cow.oinntonr .ghplla . Meam,hile, Oriando,%I' tinicipal Court Prosecutor Joel Spector is reviewing transcripts of the trials of John Lepore Dennis Fitzgerald and Frank Torres, three task force agents who worked out of the Orlando office until they were transferred after a March 23 incident at Rosie O'Grady's. Thi thrie federal agents witnesses say posetlas gangster-like characters on the evening of March 23 in an effort to win favor from waitresses. All thriee agents denied allegations during two trials that followed the incident. lepore the former chief of Central Florida operations, was acquitted of skipping out ona S22.55 bar bill. Fitzgerald was acquitted of the same cluirge. In a separate trial Torres was convicted of public profanity and battery of i Rosic O'Grady waitress. Ile has appealed the misdemeanor consiction ___ Spector says testiniony was inconsistent and that -it became a'pparent that somebody was lying." lie cant it is an agents job to testif) wider oath ---, a -.-J&.=4 _._ Now, Polk says the agents, as far as he's concerned, are going the job they're being paid to do. I don t think coordination between agencies could be any 1jetter," the sheriff said. . RA= 1111,21, C1. Spector is expected in a week to make a (, recommendat ion o •Orange-Osceola State Attorney Butt Eagan. I i I - --- -' - - ." ii, i , r euerar agents are sworn deputies, and as such can rroc.c etate lines in quez of crr-.ira1actisiUe. , -- . The task force was created to combat the rising tide of drug sales It is a cooperatise effo between local, state and federal governments. . Earber, a separate request for a federal in vestigation into task force activities was made by the chief of police in Orlando Newly appointed Agent in Charge of task force operations Don Harper said he thinks operations "are'going as well as could be expected." The attorney general's office has confirmed such an investigation is under way. And a report of findini,s is schtduled to bt released in the near future, Washington officials say. Since Harper arrived in Orlando from Miami before Lepore and the other agents were transferred. he declined to comment on any pending investigations, or on the Rosie O'Grady incident. In May, the Seminole County Commission assurlied sponsorship of the task force after the Orange County Commission declined to continue as the go-between for federal dollars. Then Polk highly recomniended task force operat ions. ministration's New Orleans office and Fitzgerald and Tnrre were transferred to New York Cit, , 1W ~ _t)I' I . . . , i%~r," -, . , r I , .., . , f" ? ".? - . ' P- I , Harper's agents cover seven Central FMda - -1 ." L ,M-~ -r,— . 1 ~-- . -14 i ~w ,(~ w, ';,~ 1 g4i , ..;~VP , r if , , ,)r. , -~- -.f=~~-,v . - I Longwood's Lawsuit May Be Settled tl~f -,.7~ L ~ 1 IM)\A ES 11 raId Stall %% riter t _______ _______________ I . ' 11 ,2 1 , __________ -. / -I '' ______ I I -- the defuort "r ycter:: ar,d the pennk" the city council Women l'3t federal regulations changed. ((OntiflUed On Page + ll - " I -;~, 'i" - - ' •, ,,ft . - - ', , I ' ' -' ' J 6,61,.0"ilit " /, - - . - ' . I :0 - ,O. , ''; '• Ap -6, +-- Vt I` I ~. - -. SEMINOLE --+'- ____ 4;;11 - - u 1 ____ .I -- -A 4 ______ - , ')*t' ___ / 14~ ., - S4, Tod ++, ~ - ____ \ . 1'01t~l 'I",1 I (AA1,a4- I . - Gran _______ I / I.- f Agents may Face Perjury Charges In Orlando ~ ++ 4- ------------------------.----.----______ I i I l.. . the etit iils hos and wh) the txgn thi slow md tedious Inc luded a recapitulation of ti n. from IAinguod having m sewer I '-" i projcit ss as a1 indoncd is proeia of paying off iurrent feaal yt in s financial systeiil of its own to a joint council member June Lor longstanding bills status to date system with the City of '/. I I\( 1\(X)[) - The last of mann The success of the efforts can With eight months of the Altammionte Springs —--the serious financial problems The fact that the city is able be measured by the city's May fiscal year gone, the statement The two cities jointly fil which has been plaguing the to pay out $85000 in cash and financial statement which says the. city has $88000 in applicationsforfederal funding lit) goi.ernrntnt for the past continue operating is almost _________________________ unappropriated funds in the for a regional sewer plant to I ,7' 0.I two years appears ready for miraculous in itself. Counbank in certificates of deposit be built in Alt,anionte Springs. f -Noj~5 ' 1', ,,, settlement Lumen J H (,rant and tcrard and is operating most depart Thi regional plant was to be. thu ay A decision may be made by Connell deserve a major share ments within budgeted funds, property of both cities and "I'm the alternate substitute for he city councilMonday night to of the credit for that. the designated hitter!" The detailed statement, administered by both cities. ut to rest a lawsuit filed When Grant and Connell took the public record in the city clerk's By early 1974 it was deter%MATHEll i flice 18 months aga tht city offiie shows that in addition mined that although the federal Saturday hi 92 SUndaYs the city, bycuntinngitsfrugal wasonthe verge of bankruptcy. money - more than *million I A na , • ' The voters, six months low 70. by Garry Trudeau ways, will have enough money - was granted to both cities, - ---------previously in an advisory ------Details and tides ou Page 7-A. on hand at the end of the fiscal the plant would be .md. N I AW Or VRAQW-CW1, 66t Winter Park engineering firm election, turned down ronyear, Sept. 30, to operate Uit mini5tered end owned by IN £4X of (lace and Radcliffe for tinuation of the sewer system M.*1 AWV Irst few months of the new year Altamonte Springs. lir ser%ices on the defunct $3.5 and the city was facing the Around The (lock 6-A until property tax revenues it was also found that '/'l! '(EJN AlTt/6' million sewer system. lawsuit with the engineers. Bridge 4-C begin coining in. And that an although Altamonte Springs 1 AWt 4VRy-SEX Required to settle the legal The city had rK) cash reserves Calendar 3-A increase in taxes should not be %%ould be given federal grants .9! r action, according to Glace and and unpaid bills were found Comics 4-C necessary. and loans for construction of its / Radcliffe attorney Michael weekly' stashed In filing crossword 4-C Thecity In 1071, aFter viewing lineswithin its city that federal 1, Jones, Li W,000 cash from the cabinets and desk drawers. The Filitorial 6-A the record of (;lace and Rad- money for Longwood was -,~ V1 ) " I city. police department W83 at- Dear Abby I . 2-C cliffe's ability tu gain federal available only for the in. , P Fhe engineering firm Is tempting to unionize. Grant and Dr. Lamb I 3-A funlihng for utihty projects, terce,ptor lint connecting the M in 1: seeking a Judgment for $109.000 Connell were both rivortedly 11tor cope o' s 4-C signed a contract with the two cities. I " . I interest. 'rhe ultimate total fteatened with physical harm. Hospital plus 7-A engineers and the move began I I'll . Dw total federal moneys N could be as high as 1125,000, Through various means - Obituaries 7 to build a sewer system. available to l4ngwood was to - _____ tendent k ty 1 I0 , In an obvious reference 11 ent among some islanders, Ford said the relationship currently is -a subject of free disciLssiorl and debate" which he said ,was "the best promise that what we ture will be be nefici al to peo ple of this ishnd It /1 \l i-', -'-" ! 1.. . thin first lance the world. 41 .1. -. Itf discussions will help us to con• tinue our current economic progress and move us ever closer to our goal of economic i~ J . - - "I am confident that these I .. . CHORALE GOES ATRIOTIC Fox I . - . the I , . Noting that the talks continue 6L"A~ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIii1lil a dialogue begun last Novemher at Rambouillet, near Paris, where all but the Canadians P were present. Ford said: W "est North Fast %outh I # DbI Pass 2 A ),~i 4 A [,is$ Pass I,asi Opening lead - K A SIDE GLANCES .. According to Roger Harris, assistant superin. of budget and finance, "In terms of real money, as far as we can tell at this stage, the state rosy for Seminole Schools in the coming year - will be giving us only $92,000 more this y"r.1' state monies combined with However, he said, the school system anticipates local effort will total $32,528,000. spending $300,000 more on electricity and $100,000 This figure is up some $2.6- more on Insurance than in the 1975-76 school year. million over last year. These figures we released by . the Florida Department ot state money per student (Fit any gain in overall monies per Education at a statewide - full time equivalent) will be student were strictly dependent conference for school officials $756 this year - about $1.50 on the growth (increased held in Orlando Wednesday more than anticipated, and $11 enrollment) of the school through Friday. more than last year. system. He said he doubts But Seminole County 's share, However, the amount of whether growth will be as high according to Roger Harris, money per student for as the sta te projects. assistant superintendent of vocational education next year Last year, a total of $39,609 budget and finance, is subject has been cut considerably - FTEs were generated in toalotof ifs' and "maybes." about 83 FTEs Hams said this Seminole County. The figure -First, said Hams, the $32. was likely to reduce many projected by the state for next illian total is immediately vocational education program year is $42,982. If ar rissaid he reduced to $31.2 by the cost of down to the level of basic thought this was too high in using adjustment education programs, which view of the vocational And once bJ millsof required generate less money per edutiun ca p. local participation - $8,977,500 student. "At this point," said Harris, - is subtracted, the state Harris said this meant that "considering the amount allotment dwindles further to (School Supt. William P.) $22,306,988. "yer is potentially considering . ~. "in terms of real money, as . giving the schools, coupled with tar as we can tell at this stage, m county level demands, at this point there is a question 1. $92,000 more this year said At ' r pa ' a sWlUflit that formally begin today and w i nds r "day lzitr. I his act and m> rather POOtt.l contract had waltzed in AAJA wai + ' " , in J . ' 7 ~ I! - ; 4 d %cot I . .1 ym m YSIS 000NESBURY T Airy Ros if Y ou Wear RosenColored Glasses Ford set up the Puerto Rican trip to disciiss global economic t" ., ___________________________ ( J6 A K 6 5 swallowing. a pe causing indigestion I dent conflIct that you must have base an emotional problems esen U -mougli )OU may r.ot be but I have always been a very aware of it It's possible that a nervous person I would ap- professional could hel p )OU preciate any information you enough that It would also Irncan give me on this I am prove your symptoms of diz years o age ziness, confusion and help to DEAR READER — For the decrease the significance of benefit of others let me say at your blood pressure problems the outset that anyone who At least you are on the right develops any difficulty in track. K. 7 N ,j(-yr.t 1 drew trumps, stopping in You may need to ask your Iot,VI6, " A 50M3' CAL.LIP VJ 1085 £ 112 tirith Vulnerable P0 Box 1551 Radio City blood pressure. Ex Station, New York, NY 10019. vousness or tension and anxiety DEAR DR. IAMB -Is there is sometimes associated with such a tWng as a lump, in the peptic ulcers. It is an unthroat due to a nervous con- derlying cause in many cases. dition. It causes dizziness and The anxiety produces a senconfusion There is rise in my sation of a lump in the throat by blood pressure I am taking causing improper contractions blood pressure medicine and of the normal muscles in the J' '.. — IN I . • Colon and Constipation to help with anxiety I would presume you that the anxiety and problem formation can send 50 cents that you are hasing Is really witli a long, 3tainped, sell- responsible for the dizziness addressed envelope for and confusion as well as the mailing Address your letter to lump in your throat It m responsible for School Budget Looks I'orddidnotelaboratenortjiri •uUr White House officials expand on what retaliators measures might be Contemplated. They acknowledged that the President's statement was directed at Cuba. bran. Watch out for sonic of the commercial breads claiming to so don't delay. Let your doctor range advice and mone letter The p"l`j'uy"iAsn"I really a finesse. decide a nervous con. he told me to try to learn bolt it ic~rtainly is 'obligatory. be whole-wheat. Read the label I single suit plays dil' n or something more carefully as much whole-wheat serious. don't think'l know them all bread is made with about half by now. I didn't back U n (Do you have a question t ttl1 was lortheespei'ts? Wr to Ask whiteflourandthenartlftcially Slnce)ouhasealreadyseena the so-called: "Obligatory the Jacobys" care of this . colored. doctor I am certain that he has ne*spaper rhe Jacobys will ' A tea-cup of All-Bran or Bran already ruled out those . finesse.I learned it quile accidental- answer individual questions Buds or two tea-cups of Bran problems. in specific answer to ly It was that same tourna- it stamped, sell-addressee, Flakes will meet your daily question )C3 you can ment that I won with life envelopes are enclosed ThI1' necds for cereal fiber. There is have a feeling of a Itimn in thp an wht-!j ! :r maiter Phil 14riag iwas just starting "lore to preventing bowel throat from a nervous condition. will be used in this column problems than just bran. I am Doctors call this lump in the The defense stted with and will recolvo COpSOS OF sending you The Health Letter throat problem three rounds of clubs I ruffed JACOB',' MODERN) globus seem to be much help. lump, or what appears to be so. still exists. I had this same ,., FAST A2 Lamb . the third club and promptly a hcart to dummy. West would hop up with his ace and let re make what looked like an impossible contract That didn't happen fie plaved low and I had to put up \()RTII V I BUGS BUNNY 0 r means. .D. I - - 0 °' rro 2 I-- Ford WIN AT BRIDGE 32771— Price 20 Cents - Cu b a I 1, Sanford, Florida - -.- — — ______ _________ __ — 68th Year, No. 265—Suny, June 27, 1976 '°AQUARflJS(Jan. 20-Feb. CI fl $ not ne'essarfly Be sure to consult with your for you, but ' through ' efforts Your mate today before making e to ;u In. spur-of-the-moment benefits ideas could turn out to be lots directly. . LEO ( July 23-A 22) You'll in fun. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) be happier today * being with WASHINGTON (All) - Presfriends over which you have Family-oriented activities will i ident Ford headed for a sevensome Influence, rather than affordyouthegreatestpleasure nation economic summit in Be sure that even t mixing with an unfamiliar today. Puerto Rico today, taking note smallest members are I',). I 14, group. ofpoliticalfement on the island p t. 22) cluded. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Se I and warning Communist Cuba This is one of those days where to avoid involvement. YOUR BIRTHDAY you respond well to challenge. In remarks prepared for his ,. .,liflC*.w, Don't look for problems, but arrival in Puerto Rico, Ford don't run from them, either, said the United States is proud Several new Interests this LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) File of its relationship with the ur run away In the back C of } your mind year w prove island commonwealth.II e de. A "thU e. E Expose yourse lf lessons learned today through dared: w ere you personal exper ience. Later they to situations "Thosewho migttt)e inclined can be used advantageously, meetfarsighted, en erprlsi1 to interfere in our freely deter. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) people. mined relations should knos ____________________________________________ that such an act will be consulcred as intervention in the domestic affairs of Puerto and the United States it will ______________________________________________________ an unfriendly act which will . Daily Roughage - I k"P 56 57 bran L_ _____ 1 = -_I . . '. . - "-i I - — — — — — — 0 RTANT ?J _________ 5) — SOLVENT FOR lMPO -I, — — — — GOOD - TH E N NIOU OH,I'M YES, mom! 49 50 — 61 by Bob Montana ~- - 47 — 55 / --_ 44 45 — — • answers you're lookh -3 -0 fnr can be found toav hv talking your problems - ove or selfish 't t one you a confidence reasons. The wants and needs w of loved ones will motivate you. in. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 21-Jum 2D) 'INI 19) You may spot Pl Yçd Seek today Umt could mean some 0 easily you 11 be . dollar s for Y you. . If )OU do companions who enjoy doing extra move promptly before the op. something different. 1 rtunity fades. CANCER (June 21-July 22) th 66 DOWN II for use It, but TAURUS (April 44y) 2 The 47 Usurp creature 19 Son of again nati,,ia ,44__C' ~ freshwater lush Forest 65 Took a char 28 Pub drink East WU.ThAT\ II implement I mackerel fish \— ~~-, Many-boned iig use it wisely. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.D don't success Increase take things too seriously. for 6 Small Shield Version lab 25 Large I r i .tiT i Pout cqfor f3h IbIE support 3 Away from 8 Former wind Russian rulers 33 Edible 71 9 141eim1d nces purposes. It bravado is called 6P digit 56 Brief Standar d 0 not l8Giacifldqe _JE I I 'r~~ 55 Pedal . . .. 1 51 Incursions Route L - — : For Saturday, June 26, 1976 G bristle with - j . K !W2I:; 16 Greek teller 4 / 4 , ~P, ,,~, ,, - L_ / I I I A ve rrm -~l %. nst,uctor ".1 13 SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE 38 ACROSS Elongated 1' 4- f - I OPVIOUIPUZØ we I PS ~ EVERY WE EK NOT 11 .A - ______ 4.111 . I -"- The Seminole High Schoiol Booater Club T-shirt sale, with on sale at the high school for 13. Illerald Photo by Tom Vincent ;t I - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/930c2d29b7d4dcbb366dfadb821f2205.pdf 5bf22461f3e58eb0811baef43fabdccd PDF Text Text 46—Ev.njg Hirald, Sanford, FL 61 B Tuesday, July 20, 1n _ N IS GO DOWN L,,A; 9 I —. ! _ f, . 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' '. •. . 4 - .-"::.;. - . 1 , .. 3, '. - , 11i it '.0 flCtJ -' . 'S burglary . ' -. 1 '' i ast could ha'.e inureii L)hI Pass trick two, but he was too busy talking 11iss PiNs ['all Ojwning lead - 3 V way Correct or prevent prostate ~ ,~dI ~ F . . A %% i~consin reader "ant,; if) The American Bridge know %hy we lead the king Teachers* Associat on front either ace-king of king. 1) t'& quarterly always contains I queen soine interesting and instruc. The answer is that it has tive hands Ifere is one by been done that way since long I Dave Smith Forget about the bidding. before Oswald Jacoby started play bridge anti he has North*s two-ipade response is to years a tremendous overbid and plaved or There are some tit while six clubs is unbeata e . it got detlartr to six notrump tages. but the great majority of cxperts find that ills better to Dave used the hand to this practice than to continue infection and i prostate gland trouble' And Gill Fox - __by . ! --7, F __ I ( . , I with a variety of organisffm but a complication of the often the real cause of the in- procedure. Ali a vasectomy will (10 Is prevent sperm celLs from doubtful ftt sexual activity reaching the prostate. The ] enough other medical problems that tlx-y may be near the end of their active sexual life anyway. In which case the man may Incorrectly think that imtence after surgery as because of the operation. \— \ I \ I 1C%V670S4Xr- AII,eLPOV awAee XV? X"a'ST tf%t/7ERA 1 11\ I t, l,,%,-~ IMN SM a7nrv.- wMVINAESU\ fAjwJJJyl 7-ZO - i&1Ol ______ 0 1 I _____ — - L- - ____ H ___ i price of It . -.1 I . .. '~ - .. , I , I 11 . . ' County is designated by official order a Title IV redevelopment area "Seminole Jobs Bill Ad i Ile Ilerald Services WASHINGTON - Senate Republicans held the key today to Vihlen, is that the county I* S "immediately eligible" for to whether the Democratic majority can muster the votes to override President Ford's veto of a $3.95 billion public works jobs grant funds to help create jobs Vihlen said the effective date' bW. for the eligibility was July 16. If the bill becomes law, it could provide miHions of dollai I I This is the result of about projects mSanfordandotherpartsofSeminoleCoun I 1_0~ one year's effort, in connection In February, the Sanford City Commission directed City with the county s high unem- Manager Warren Knowles to work with county officials to hae -' . . MOSQUITO EXPERT school board may have to • I ll' _ - __ '_ .e - .~ -_ 1 (I I - 1 17! 10" . I' r`;~ fl;~"'1-i- I " ~~_ ~ 171:WIF., L" 1 '- ploymedt rate, for designation the county designated an economically distressed area, so area and as a redevelopment county residents wo uld be able to reap the benefits included in such a we are now eligible for some measure. 1. federal help' Vihlen said Lsd Projects that may be funded tinder the btlJ include regional fie said that he has notified detention facilities, sewer treatment facilities, street paving. and the may ors of each of the municipal buildings county's communities, the Ford contends the bill would create more inflation rather than , _.., , ?- . ' I :x I I —, 4?,f.x __~.~, . ,J.j'1,1W*~. ;%!4' ! WS __ I- " fVy1T1k,f L.Wtr zFVc?4 andthe L_candidates — . -i 1; -1 11, ~ . . -~ by I I . . I p .1 f Li) ." (__ •4 - -- - . -.. . - - ,' / . ,I#'-p. ' - -. - .',.., . —1' tIf.S 1 - - ____ %1' ~ k.";._ / . ~-.-,J; - . k V ~s 1~k'll I .1 7 - / 2-B If! Hospital / f A -' ' ' _____ ,.-i:::p 11 4 I JOuINPOLJ . - . Seminole sheriff '-,.'.4 ____ / , ,',, WILLIAMP LAYER school superintendent ... i - :- 'Q 14 addition of independent con- p . .. DV1ESIMS school board member Sports Icksislon ' ! / . (AMlIBRLLF .. elections supervisor .,~ -- 2-8 2-11 Horoscope 4 " ,% I _IZ-1, ~ , ;~ ik~z 4 -, .,t~ ii _, ~--J I 2-B 1-LI b1 ii;~- 1 N$ -A 2-B ' I - Around The (lock Bridge Calendar mics Crossword Editorial l)earAbb) . e. 1 I Dr. Lamb . .~e; .~ 4,,- Tli~ 11 Senator A list of Florida .' "1T" ,__ - - M.-U, INI)EX I. Entered in the battle fo~i A long parade of political bopeinia seeking every office from publi c de fender to U.S. ,_ - _ didates Sims represents Is seeking election to the to officially enter any county the coun ty school Florida house of Represen- race. District 3 r Who's A. ^. I ('.oembel and school board 1)istrict 3 District 2 be tw een incumbent membe r Davie Sims all will be Commission Chairman board chairman Robert 5 slot to be vac*ted V h1sI c.0 '' candidates appears on page 6. '-- -1 ~s . . I i I Democratic contender Robert re-electedNovember2-unless Michael Hattaway, a Feather and challengers Owen they are challenged by an in- Democrat, will be vying with Frakes and Francis Jackson, dependent candidate. o partyffiliaed candidates all registered non-par tisans. Each of those running in District I while three others The present list of qualifiers unopposed is a Democrat have filed to run for the District will be beefed up later with the . ~ ' 4~ ! _. ]. !4i it - - - j, - Wis -Nr.vv 01.1 Today tatives. Opposing Williams are the campaign ' 1. — I Democrats Dan Dorfman and Dave Gunter, along with Steven Deviese, a Republican. Hatlaway will have to defeat GOP hopeful Vincent Perry and , 4" Seminole Employment and s Unopposed In November Election _____________ persons wishing to enter seven upcoming county races. Sheriff John Circuit board Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith, In the chase for seats on the except Layer and Sims, who are listed as non-partisan can- %* - I budget boarrnembers will transportation, maintenance agreed upon \ /aj" _____ f.I . V'% ~ - , , I i I I 11 I Collector Troy Itay. Supervisor Willianis has the most opWith Sims assured of reof Elections Camilla Bruce, position at this point with three election in District 3, the only Property Appraiser Terry hopefuls lined up against him in school board race shapes up in Atso Mo AV IDEA mis1W SwTOVA CM5016W " Om 0 7w A%w~ nor&cn.. OV 5MRAd A EAW75 /,y / - !, ~ ';tI'm " I1 1~1 . . i.. ~ ,r~ . ., %.-* 4 11 regular meeting in the board the tot.al school budget and MacFadden Foundation. conference room. includes county-wide adAlthough the board has apBut before delvilg into the rrjinistrative costs as well as proved a final contract at an w.. ,r ', ,.' _____ ' . - Vihlen's post are , William Kirchhoff, a Republican, plus School SuperIntendent Seminole County Commi.ision, John Alexander and William William P. Layer, Tax Republican incumbent Richard Tyre, both Democrats. _____ ____ ~ - Tentative approval of the could be upcoming, board of- will be the status of the contract qualifying closed Tuesday for 't 1 Seminole County -is now Fconomic Development Co. county, cities or Independent eligible for federal econorrde (SEEDCO) and Sanford's community organiza ns .. tio for development grant funds, Downtown Development evaluation and forwarding :o according to County Com- Corporation. the economic development ad. inissioner Sidney VHen Jr. The next step, according to ministration. I . -4 Viblen said he received a Vililen, will be the appointment "And one of the first apphca. 1*4, 4 letter on Tuesday from Thomas of a redevelopment project tions I expect," WhIen said, S. Francis, director of the committee to saeen project ap- "will be from the Downtown Office of Development plications submitted by the Development Corporation." Organizations, U.S. Departwhich ..r under the public works and ficials were left unopposed in the November election 7 signalling their autoinistit; return to office - as party 61f -IV GarryTrijrje \ For Federal Funds __,~_ - economic development act of 1965, as amended." What this means, according By KRIS NASH Herald Writer owned face!" WA1NY! II'' d Seven . m wearing a previously / _,jiiii , - ________________________ ''> N%.~~ #vsNuAwgm!m~ Budget O ay Expecte — ~ . t . Ii~., , . Ii.,.) ____________ ___________ ' A \, _~, L The gown is line but hook I "ble Ellgi 5 .11 1. Sem"inole . ListIncludesSheriffPolk,SchoolSuperintendent , ::;~~ r ) 1, . Also to be discussed tonight Ave., in Downtown Sanford. , I T \'.\ I ____ of marijuana seized by deputies at a motel parking lot Blackburn is free an $35,000 bond In the marijuana case. The budget doesn't have to be consider bidding more than the Ftedrick liassut Jr. district entomologist for the state DepartApproximately $1 million has approved until Oct. 1, but agreed-upon price. The meeting Is scheduled to ment of Health and RehabilItatIe Services, spoke at a meeting iii already been clipped from a because the fiscal year ended Seminole County Port permanent jobs Sanford today about the blind mosquito problem along the total of over $10 million in June 30, the school system has get under way at 8 p.m. Authority, the Sanford Airport "I think there are about six undecided," said Sen. Robert P. waterfront. Merchants and area residents are sUB searching I requests from the county level been operating for the past The school board offices are Or Authority, Seminole Com- Griffin, R-Mich., assistant minority leader, when asked how an answer o swarms o Insects .at periodically Infest the munit, Action Committee man budget However, this may not three weeks without one located at 202 E Commercial y Republicans might desert the President and vote to lakefront area. be enough arid further cuts f(AKJWflht7W5 MAI16S,6LEP .0w R*Y OF PEAM7,11IM111VI / I • '\' \'_ by WV7 '4llY6t7 i, '\ If DOONESBIJRY f446iIt '.,\ 1-k. .. ,-" k), . krence The problem Is that miun mtn who have surgery are already at an age or base , ' / ' , Teison '1 The basis of Herring's efforu to get the appeal bond revoked is Blackburn's arrest last week In Orlando on charges of possession and delivery of more than 30 pounds I throug~ board member flat individual school budgets. I \ Ilanunation may be assouated inflammation of the testicles as Ilamorition is not known t is I _11_j'~ older men. The chronic in- operated upon to try to prevent June Per Cent In 30 000 join other citizens in honoring and operation of the entire the sale must be approved by boardmemberAllan Keethata school system and the the federal courts because thL 6 p.m. testimonial dinner at the development of special foundation is bankrupt. Hobda Inn educational programs There is still the possibility The county-level budget does t.hat creditors of the foundlation The public is invited, but reservations must be made not include couldbidahigherprIce,andth I common in middle-aged and done when the prostate was 1 The June increase follows May and six-tenths of a per cent Workers were hurt as well by hikes of six-tenf~~- of a per cent in April, the Labor Department a June decline in average in May and four-tenths of a per mid. cent in April, closing out the However, the department weekly hours on the job second quarter with inflation said the improvement was offover all, consumer prices * rising at a seasonally adjusted set by sharp Increases In the last month were 5.9 per cent annual rate of 6.1 per cent. c os ts of a broad range of energy more than they were during the That is about what Ford ad. products, including gasoline, same month a year ago. L Williams sentenced Blackburn to six months to 10 years in prison In the case but earlier this month aflowed Black. burn to remain free on appeal bond while defense attorney Richard Rhodes tries to convince the U.S.Supreme Cotwt to hear Blackburn's appeal. Seminole County School ficials say. to purchase the 20.8-acre Board's 1976-77 county-level The county level budget Sanford Naval Academy Junior budget is expected at tonight's comprises about 25 per cent of School from the Bernarr / I l) AR RF Al)l H — Nousa Slated of ip P k disappear. It would seem that a once ,I nuin has had prostate surger y does that mean no tivity helps to prevent this more sex*' Indictments ~ . . , - The less you talk about sour normal amount of sexual ac accept - I WASHINGTON (AP) - De- ministration economists have motor oil, fuel oil, coal, natural spite a leveling off in food costs, considered in the past to be the gas and electricity. .' consumer prices jumped five-' underlying inflation rate iii Over-a ll, . tenths of a per cent last month, economy. up 1.9 per cent in June, driven upward by a sharp inThe increase of grocery ~ . '' rising counting for almost a third Of , ~ crease in co 0 gasoline June,r the month's inc?ease in ft e. l' two-tenths o a and other energy products, the cent partment's Consumer Price In- .~. government said today. after jwnping one per cent in ~I %.. dex. r try something else SIDE GLANCES — . T. -. _____ - A~ .:.~B ,A~ I I this subject. Others who desire ii. more information on the lustrate a ml we have mad care of the Evening Iferaid, P.O. 110% . 1551, Radio City .Station, New York. N.Y. 10019. DEAR DR. lak.%Ili - I want to know if a vasectomy causes I -, - is action or storage and in this an abscess. It may cause chills and (ever. When ft bacteria are eliminated by . nature's own defense mechanisms or by proper antibiotic treatment the S)mptOms 1/ 2 Blackburn's former associate, gambler Clyde Lee, at Jury seeking indictments. . L ... onetime central Florida gambling cur Harlan ,In* Colonel" Blackburn In jail. Herring has filed a motion asking Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams Jr., to revoke Blackburn's $10,000 appeal bond ln connection with aprljon sentence meted Black burn on a conviction in a in! nasaulnatlon attempt on rmed robber) cases involving juveniles before the Seminole County Grand . ~ft -: West Palm Beach Meanwhile Herring says he'll and take armed - (Continued on Page $-A) - her great. In the last two weeks circuit grandchildren. Born In South Carolina In 1838, Mrs Cawley used to pick cotton in the fields (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) coat judges in Seminole have dismissed armed burglary . hetalG defeat of the contract by pla~. . Ing his queen of spad i es at & 4 ' i..- , . — A circuit court hearing has been scheduled for 10:45 a.m.Frlday In efforts by State Atty. Abbott Herring input Mrs. Sussle Cawley of 418 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, raises cotton in her yard, "to help Tuesday, "then I'll go to the pus the time.1 , She gins her crop by band while she watches television and then makes pillows for Florida Supreme Court," PICKIN' V r*i mes C dictments against juveniles on Blackburn earing pending cams and will add those to the appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals in I - - (For a copy 0! JAC.OBV hand, the better. MODERN. ,-,end S1 to -Win When dummy hit the ta ble at Bridge. c/a this East remarked "I should have newspaper. P 0 Box 489. doubled", Then East took his Radio City Sfation, I iew York. ace of hearts and returned the N Y 10019) / ruling and dismissal of rive prisonment." indictments against juvenile suspects in armed burglary cases. He said he expects 1. i "another 18 dismissa ls" . I . . I .1 .~' .. , '4 I and armed burglaries by that armed burglary isn't providing indictment of detention at a state school "(or juveniles due to a recent ruling punishable by life im- Juveniles for trial as adults, maybe six months " before by Chief Circuit Judge Joe A. prisonment under a state law Herring said Tuesday that being allowed to return to the Cowart Jr. that juveniles can't amended, effective last same type revision was made to local community. be indicted for al as adults on October, by the legislature, but the armed robbery statute by He said it's almontlmpossiL:.. First-degree felony offenses, is punishable by "a term of the legislature and that he to get a waiver from juvenile Herring is appealing the years not exceeding life expects dismissals of in- 1 I: / .. I — indictments against five The Ct*irt ruled that the ar- that offense too. juveniles, ruling that juveniles med burglary statute doesn't If youthful suspects are taken can't be indicted by grand authorize "life imprisonment" to trial in Juvenile court on SeminoIBrevard Sta te Atty. juries in Florida on first-degree as Is necessary for a valid armed b urglary and robbery Abbott Herring says he expects felony offenses, grand Jury indictment of a charges, Herring says, the most increase in armed robberies Defense attorneys argued Juvenile under the statutes punishment they usually get is 1 .I - • i e Juveni e • .• . , •1 - . won housekeeping and cause an stamped self-addressed enacute infection. The infection in velope with 50 cents in it. this instance is something like Address your letter to 4z~ , I I -. .( •• . . ouId C • . . -_.~_~ 1, I . ' many times in this column FLJiJCIIONS Herring* Ru I in g . , k ripe for bacteria to set up prostate can send it long, Tt>' - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer • ' spades Dave points out a lso that £5 KQiO8S3 - FIGII'l' TH D I I ' J ___ - _. 1, -4 * '••' •1 wind up holding one spade and queen-jack of diamonds '' ( - . - , e down Instead he cashed dummy s ace of diimonds and ran ofI seven clubs to : ere boggy or swollen from distention In this conditionit is SEE' ONE OF MY MAE CHEMSHE9 Set:. qogTof A I lb ASSIS ME IUFOLJU4 MT OFF?CIsa.. riji. . South trusted East Ilis nor- EAST A .1 9 6 QJIO 0762 ferent problems. be The prostate gland forms enlargement. might the done without This affecting secretions and when it is furiction of the other fractions of stimulated frequently it forms male hormone. At present no inedicine is available that will the peak of their sex drive tend to form the most secretions. I am sending you ea When the secretions ac. 1,etter 1-6, Prostate Gland to cumulate the land ____________________ M.FA66F,QWFIEP . mal play would have been to NI NT by T. K. Ryan SORRY, SnWIW ONE.— I KAVE IN MINP A .1"', - . ueen, 211 NORTH *5 K io a i hormone. Having demonstrated the accumulation of this a lot of confusion about the role fraction of the hormone in the trouble. THE DOC.TOR, WE 4.4 M E IN TO HV THE OC I . I. 11, I 6I _____________________________________ u5. E - •.••; r-" / - • . BRIDGE AT %%rst North East South DiDtã"r COME IN To A - . . . _________________________________________ type of testosterone. the male , . - — bladder is related to the ac- prostate surgery. Tile type of cumulation of one chemical surgery (toes make sorne dil- ji I -.. [ organizations or groups r affiliated with ou ' re be he y LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) T boss might ask you for a large fortunate for you this favor today. You'd be smart to year. Good things will conic , do the best you Can to grant it. from the friends and contracts ou a e g His gratitude could be on the either harms or helps such a gland will continue to Function condition. as it always did or w ould ha ve There is now evidence (tint without the vasectomy. the enlargement of thL prostate Most mcii can return to that causes obstruction of the normal sexual function after ___ ____ those who meet In a ) lighthearted moment. 23-SeptVIRGO Don't hide your light under a YOUR BIRTHDAY bushel today. If you've done - I. r . j about asking serious'favors of# type. Don't be afraid to swim against '' current ent. The acute infections have vasectomy will not ca nothing to do with chronic prosLite gland trouble In fact prostate trouble that is more vasectomie3 were originally It 'il - . than the way they began. Keep You're the faith. Think positively. 23-Au" fl) (Feb. 20-March 20) PISCES surviving I P bI in situations today Social contacts are lucky for challeng ,weaker you today. Have no qualms would intimidate that I read I problem ____ ____ — because " prostate gland trouble" covers a lot of (fit- by Al Vermeer I -.. be lasting anft AN FR June 21-July fl) pression will to a Favorable. invitation Accept AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9t gathering that includes inThe way things end today is You stand a o le ue ta making likely to be far more fortunate e of good Cchanc a15 q — 'i!ij I a 7. f - I ,*;, 77 X t" ~k",_ I L.,~) /i WHAT I 1.1 V MEAN YOU ` COULDN'T ___________________ - of sexmI activity in prostate gland itself there is now hope gland trouble. That is partly that it will be possible to block PRISICILLA'S POP ________ ______ ______ SPORT? ) I I. , '. (1 2 '\ h I, — —— , ___': 'I ~ 11 li, , - __ toot I there, but you'll have " liii) 1e onlyY partially P Y (;EMINI .May 21-June 20) If out. . visible. materi al you need financial o0m CAPRICORN Wee. 22-Jan. to the New people who conic into 19) the people you've helped in your presence will notice and past. They'll open their hearts admire you today. Their uni ,and purses. - Consumer Prices Jum T)CKiN'!) WATCH TI-4AT 1- , — "____', ____ trouble. which is nearly nothing .6;.~~ now, I go to the doctor once _________________________by Stoffel&Heimdohl )ear. In other words does lack --- 1'¼ir 21) 1k a er k tod h opy. t lt1fl hands. Ill trouble, but it did not answer one question. If a person (who J'_ - I I - 49 50 — ____ of sex cause prostate gland NESS ----- FUOOS\'! I JV& *QUMXT UL . I I -- . . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. In situations where you can la y down the terms Don't let the control slip from your By ()SWAIJ) and JAMES JACOIfl' DEAR DR. LAMB AN" TKlS!'Jj3<M- 1)-US, I i . :. .:I;: _ ___________________ BUGS BUNNY ( - agreement today Causes Prostate Trouble? ' . It could be a contract or an ll be far more your column on prostate gland "1_ IIBIU — .& saiL / - I ' 11.' __________________________________ I MARBLEHEAD? J 116, 1 - I I KNOW I . _________________ ESTOR IS IT CALLED - _____ 56 —————— Bob Montana by V __________ WE LODGES KAVE TOWNS IN SE vERAL STATES NAMED AFTER OU ANCESTORS. I — 55 I '_ ,Q 52 ______ i __J 47 1 I t ______ pending today is a good day to tackle it. have something good going for you, milk It for all it S w orth. TAURUS (April 20~May 20) Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents , 44 45 r ,,1 larger than usual today. If you something you're proud of, toot i .-, 68th Year, No. 286—Wednesday, July 21, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Should you have anything Monetary re valuable bi iT' — Mort Walker EVERYONE'S - 14 I I lab ) 24 Sara visions i UPZ C ___ _____________________________ _____________________________ 15 AN INC;i4 :, 1~ ., 21 Samples sheltered side 37 Dower property 40 Tidy — 2 1 7.2c . 4 Brazilian )eprtment 12 13 BEETLE BAILEY son 19 181b) 6 Sleeping l a ___ 37 Strip DOWN I Celebrity 2 Pathological fluids 36 Toward the - r bigwig 10 II Seth's JeIIIIigI1CIaId I1 super side. 19) ARIES (March 211 ILIr uikPI 3 Disembark 34 Hues ' FtV I_ artery 31 Cowpoke s gadget 5 Feminine 23 Canadian sweetsop 33 Fixed look nickname province(ab.) 48 Printer's term RsSIt.E OR A a 05 second time 56 Introduce Take umbrage 58 African fly 27 Close to by Art Sonsom laYnFRMCFnFDFOs(fl I-3 action Law (ab) - -- r,heres 55 S 53 Main 21 Kettledrums ,irg, < F appellation Embellished Keep from 23 Region THE BORN LOSER - IS 16 20 East JFr) —1 -___I - ', 120 Fefmnine 11 Stripling "_~', ____1 "° 0 J 14 16 HOROSCOPE I 51 Juvenars forle moving a 'I~_ _____ f D,*vrw, PiiI. 44Harernroornq for instance , Piz,r.jed 13 Mot9 costly ______ in 41 Went around ACROSS —1 TABLE!,)---ft --I A I 14jl~ L,512 ;,~Lf ii 11 - !~ 714ANK ANK Nt io L 11 . . (S%4-NA ,~ ` 0%~_ _ Anew.,. • 10-12 1 I-B WEATHF.R TIICSda )"S high 96, today's lo 75 Partly cloudy through dershuwerL Details and tides on Page S-A. — �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL L I Wediesday, July 21, 16 Indian Hills Customers Men, . NAI IL)N IN BRIEF Lawmaker Admits Loaning pected to save the county some 146,000 annually, would divert sewage from the Maitland plant to the Consumer Utilities plant Tuesday by the Seminole utility consulting company Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan Inc., of Orlando said the bypass should be operational by January 1977, but added that rate changes for the county's 2,000 utility subscribers would be worked out during preparation of the operating budget for Seminole's two utility systems. The county presently pays the city of Maitland $85,000 a year to pump partially treated County Commission, The bypass, which Is ex- Secret Report To CIA Pol WASHINGTON AP —Rep. Les Aspin says he loaned his copy of the secret House intelligence committee report to the CIA and his staff gave several pages to Reuter News Agency, but the Identity of the person who leaked the report to CBS reporter Daniel Schorr remains unknown. The Wisconsin Democrat said he cooperated with the (lit in an effort to win a compromise on material the agency wanted kept from the public. He said the intelligence committee staff refused to provide the CIA with a copy so he loaned his to the spy agency. The House ethics committee, which is investigating the leak to Schorr. has heard testimony from five of the 13 members of the now-disbanded committee. Aspin told the ethics panel what he did with his copy of the report and Rep. William Lehman, D-Fla., said he lost his copy. Other Intelligence committee members will be questioned today. ic e Probe Thef ts ByBOBLLOYD for processing. Representatives of the county - sewage from the Indian Hills plant to the Maitland facility, The bypass will be built with money from the $2.4 million bond Issue that was used to purchase the two utilities. In other developments, the commission approved an application by Seminole Cornmunity College (SCC) for a $400,000 federal grant to launch a program of job education and training for women who serve as the primary wage earner for their families. The grant, available under the ComprehensIve Employment Training Act (CETA), is designed to benefit widows and female divorcees Lpss who have become the chief source of support for their families, County officials said the grant application now must be arrangement to divide the local costs. The grant application must be submitted by August 1 to the district office of the State bicycle Department of Transportation 6.5-mile-long build a forwarded path which would accommodale five schools and a county park In southeast to federal authorities In Atlanta, Ga., for review. Other Florida counties and counties in Alabama, DOT). of $175 from a purse at Seminole High School imud $200 in old coins In a residential burglary. Lindsey Perry told pollee that $175 cash was taken from her purse In an office at the high ching funds, would travel through part of Casselberry and along Red Bug Road, passing a middle school, four elementary schools and Red Bug Park. The program could provide 1,000-1,500 Seminole County women with vocational coun- President Ford Ia being urged to summon Insurance and pharmaceutical executives to a White House meeting to try to resolve the impasse over Insurance coverage for the planned swine flu Immunization program for Americans. Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Fla., chairman of a House health subcommittee, called for the White House session following testimony that finding Insurance coverage for the four companies who manufacture the vaccine Is the chief obstacle to the inoculation program. Dr. Theodore Cooper, assistant secretary for health In the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, addressed the panel Tuesday. The subcommittee Is scheduled to hear testimony Friday from Insurance and drug officials. - TALLAHASSEE tAP) Florida's unemployment rate dropped 1.3 per cent in June, the biggest dip in two years, says Commerce Secretary Edward Trobetta. - official said The hinds for the project are available from the Federa l H 19 h w a y Administration under a bike He reported Tuesday that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped from 10.9 per cent in May to 9.6 per cent in June. "There are still too many Floridians out of work, and a change in the figure does not diminish their difficulties," Trombetta said. "We don't think the improvement should Seminole County Developdemonstration effort that ment Director John Percy said way being handled in Florida by i the county and the City of the DOT. Casselberry are considering an seling and job aptitude evaluation as well as classroom and on-the-Job training, an SCC - -- Q be overemphasized" Trombetta said the number of persons who were out of work actually increased in June from 340,200 In 348,700. The increase is due to the entry of high school and college graduates Into the job market and the end of some agricultural harvesting seasons. Trombetta said. HOW TO SAVE MONEY _. tYi ON PRESCRIPTIONS..@ __ ru stores school Tuesday while she worked with school officials In a nearby conference room sorting books. Officers said the coins were reported missing after burglars entered a utility room and went through the attic to get into a bedroom at the 1515 Douglas Ave., residence of George Drops Below Ten Per Cent The bike route, which and a large number of chncire, requires $,,400 In local mat- ride bicycles, a county parks year. J ) 1 U0 Sanford police today were Investigating the reported theft Florida Unemployment Rate The proposed bike route passes through residential sections where traffic Is heavy Seminole. Mississippi and Georgia also are eligible for the funds, which become available October 1 and underwrite the project for a giniuir FLORIDA IN BRIEF representative said. Commissioners slso gave the green light to an application for $145,000 In federal monies to Herald Staff Writer Meeting On Flu Shots Urged WASHINGTON (AP) Customers of the Indian Hills sewage treatment plant may see a drop In their water and sewer rates when construction is completed on a $435,900 utility line bypass approved Pew Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ . Cabinet Issues Canal Order 4TRANSFER & SAVE LJ TALLAHASSEE (AP) Just bring in your old label or bottle and our phannaclst *10 call your doctor and take It from there. ft's that simple! we ....... ,,ae ala,., ... .1,1 IlOSCITlYt• DeMattlo. Sheriff's deputies today were looking for thieves who carted off nine 750-pound bales of cardboard from the rear of the K-Mart store, U.S. 17-92, Fern ) - Park, Deputy G.A. Bare be late starters," hurricane forecaster Miles Lawrence said Tuesday. "There is no correlation between the beginning of the season and what may happen by the end of the season" ill WASHINGTON iAP Hurricanes Absent So Far MIAMI (AP) Although there hasn't been a hint of tropical storm activity since the hurricane season began June 1, forecasters warn that the quiet may only be the lull before the storm. "Some of the worst hurricane years have turned out to reported that the muscular thieves will find that their loot is only valued at $75. U.S. May Buy Back Plutonium The Cabinet has ordered approved by the Cabinet. With Comptroller Gerald Lewis accusing the authority of had faith and "reprehensible" action, the Cabinet specifically ordered the authority to do an about face on a pending motion it filed in federal court. The motion, filed in Philadelphia, sought to keep secret a cost-benefit study done by the Army Corps of Engineers. The Cabinet, which controls the authority, ordered it to file a new motion requesting that the report be released. SHOULDN'T WE BE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? SAVINGS GOOD THRU SAT.. JULY 24 1571 - the Cross-Florida Barge Canal Authority to file no more legal actions attempting to keep the canal alive unless The Atlantic season officially ends Nov. 30, but forecasters say few storms occur after Oct. 15. U.S. officials say the United States will try to buy back plutonium left over from fuel used in India's Tarapur nuclear power plant because of fears over the spread of atomic weapons. The United States has supplied uranium fuel for the Tarapur reactor for years, but was recently challenged by citizen groups who fear India will soon be able to extract from the spent fuel plutonium that can be used to make nuclear bombs. U.S. officials have acknowledged that U.S. technological assistance, including a possibly crucial chemical ingredient, contributed to India's 1974 atomic - Shelter Helps Animals, Kids TWO SEAT LOVE SOFA ir THREE PIECE , CLUB CHAIR: SIZE 501/2 x 27 x 32 48 Ju see in themselvesthe unwanted,'' said assistant director Lyle Benjamin. 118 79.9S. PALO ALTO. Calif. (AP) A harvesttline strike is under way by the workers who process most of the nation's canned tomatoes, apricots, peaches and fruit - NMAN BROCK cocktail. Brock To Oppose Fechtel The walkout on Tuesday shut down 76 plants which handle 95 per cent of California's canning production. Up to 70,000 cannery workers are employed at the peak of the harvest season, which is now getting under full steam. Agricultural leaders appealed to President Ford to Intervene with a Taft-Hartley injunction for an 80-day cooling-off period. Newman Brock, a 3$-year-old Altamonte Springs attorney, has qualified for the Democratic primary to oppose Rep. Vince Fechtel i It' Leesburg) of the District 34 seat in the Florida House of Representatives. Brock, a former city judge in Winter Springs and current assistant city attorney for both DUBLIN. Ireland (AP) British Prime Minister Winter Springs and Lake Mary, British Ambassador Christ. James Callaghan called in the said he'll oppose Fechtel for opher Ewart.Btggs and a worn- Irish charge d'affaires and many reasons, but one of his an secretary to a top British of- spoke by telephone with Irish many objectives will be to work ficial in Northern Ireland were Foreign Minister Garret Fit- to bring benefits of the state killed today when a land mine zgerald. A spokesman said back to the local level via the !ew up the ambassador's car. Callaghan would make a municipalities and the county. irian Cubbon, the visiting offi- statement In the House of •I feel I can do a more efcial from Belfast, was critically Commons. fective job than the Ininjured. Police said it was too soon to cumbent," Brock said in ansay whether the explosion was nouncing his candidacy. The chauffeur was also District 34 is comprised of jured and reported in critical the work of the Irish Republi. cundition from the blast that hit can Army. the outlawed under- Seminole and Lake counties the car as it came out of the ground army waging a guer- and a portion of Marion County gates of the ambassador's man- rilla war of bombs and bullets and Brock says, "It is time a sion on the outskirts of Dublin. to end British rule In Northern resident of Seminole County Ewart-Biggs, $4, came to his Ireland and unite it with the re- represented this district in the state legislature." post here from Paris less than public, Police said the second dead He said he will work two weeks ago. He is believed to be the first British official killed person was Judith Cooke, pri- diligently for tb accreditation vale secretary to Cubbon. She of Seminole County Schools, in the Irish republic since Irish war of independence the and Cubbon, who is responsible something he says Fechtel is early 1920s. The British for implementing Britain's con- against, tg direct rule in Nortin Asserting that he's qualified Embassy in Dublin was Ireland, traveled here Tuesday because of his background as a four years ago by a mob en- nig ht from Belfast on what offi- former chief assistant and chief raged when British paracials described as a routine fa- felony prosecutor for Seminole. troopers killed 13 unarmed cimiliarization trip. Cubbon Is re- Brevard State Attorney Abbott vilians during a demonstration Narded as right-hand to Herring for 3t, years, Brook in Northern Ireland. Merlyn Rees, the British said that he 'll be a law-and.. An Irish government spokes- minister directly responsible order candidate. man said an emergency cabinet for Northern Ireland. Brook is a native Floridian meeting had been called to dlsFirst reports said the woman who graduated from the cuss the killings. In London, a was the ambassador's wile, but University of Florida and Foreign Off ice spokesman said, the embassy announced that Cumberland Law School, "We have all been gravely Mrs. Ewart-Blgga went to Eng- Samford University, Alabama. shocked and grieved at the land Tuesday night on a visit. He is a member of the board 01 news, but we do not have full Police identified the Injured directors of the Seminole details." chauffeur A ' Brian O'Driscoll. County Bar Association, a member of the Nominating i..otiUfliie ior the 15th Judicial Circuit, a 3d degree Mason, a member of Bahia Temple Shrine and a member of the B ri ti s h D iplomat Killed By Mine PATIO TABLE CALIFORNIA FREE FORMER PASADENA, Calif. (AP) I & of the Red Planet in sufficient abundance to make scientists more optimistic that life could flourish there, the project's dlrectors said today. 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Lowell Jensen, said the investigation had reached a method for city inspection of report can be received from the 'are late one time. istry required for biogenesis IA)NGWOOD turning point. Special City the plans Immediately prior to city's insurance carrier on synthesis of living organ. Attorney Mack N. Cleveland -Continued a public hearing Jr. "The preliminary investigapayment of the settlement. The whether the agreement could until Aug. 16 on a request isms)," said Soften. "Whether is to appear at next Monday city for a tion is concluded at this point, It took place or not we don't night's meeting of the city Glaceis also requesting that cause an Increase In the city's front lot size variance from 100 focusing in on certain aspects and Radcliffe return to insurance rates. know." feet to 90 feet on Slade Drive council to "work out the where if the sheriff's depart-the city the permanent copy of The presence of argon, an in. mechanics" of settling a two After a 35-minute just outside Winsor Manor. ment discussed the facts, it ert gas also found in the earth's year-old lawsuit with former the city maps the firm corn- workshop, the board came to no Officers of the Manor might prejudice a trial situclear understanding of how the Homeowners Winsor atmosphere, Is given off by the city counsulting engineers pleted several years ago. Association ation," Hoffman said, In other action the city city's water ordinance will be complained that owners of the radioactive decay of elements Glace and Radcliffe of Winter council: in the planet's crust. The fact Park. He declined to elaborate, examended to provide notice lots could construct 1,250 that Mars has a relatively large Instructed City Attorney before service Is discontinued square foot houses on the cept to say a turning point was The governing body agreed Ned Julian Jr. and consulting for lack of payment. abundance now, said Dr. two weeks ago to settle property, some 250 square feet reached between noon and 4:30 the engineer Malcolm Steeves to Councilman Parker Anderson less than in Winsor Manor p.m. Tuesday. Michael McElroy of Harvard for notify the Seminole County insisted some notice either by homes. They said University, indicates the at-$109,000 Volpe said progress Is being $85,000plus cash.interest Part of lawsuit the setthat smaller muosphere at one time was tlement will have the Pollution Control Board and the mail or telephone should be homes would cause theirs to made in the case, but nothing of Department much denser. of given to customers before a $5 decrease in value. Prior to the the nature that would lead to an engineering firm turn over to state From the abundance of ar- the city plans for a citywide Environmental Regulation that late charge is levied and ser- continued public hearing, city imminent arrest. raw sewage is being pumped vice shut off. gon, it can be deduced that ni. sewer system abandoned officials are to determine Meanwhile, officials In the two into Myrtle Lake by a trogen must have been present years ago after voters turned he ther plans are to buil d town of Madera, abo Councilman Gerard Connell, w ut 20 miles Longwood early in the Utilities (a saying the larger houses city Is "making a cels. on the two pazsouth of Chowchilla, said police history, he advisory down the issue in a special privately-owned company) lift heck of a lot of money in the told a news planet's conference, referendum. are following some summer station in the Shadow "I see no reason to exclude, Hills The engineers were claiming water department," added that Denied a request from school buses and reserve offifrom everything we know, the $l09,) as fees for designing subdivi the city should at least give builder Al Stolte to permit cers are riding on others as a possibility of the evolution of the $3 million system. Steeves said he noted in an notice after levying the late development in phases of the precaution taken after the mass life," McElroy said. The city council informally Inspection by the city council charge. He said the city is Industrial kidnaping. proposed Baywood The important question, he agreed this week to pay the that neither of two pumps at the receiving a return of 34 per cent Park north of SR427. "The primary purpose is to said, is whether water existed settlement in two installments, lift station was operating, that annually from the water Placed back on the agenda gain the confidence of parents in a liquid form on the planet The first installment of $65,000 storm water was getting into department, a rate which he for consideration next week a and of children, but the attend. long enogh for the random is to be paid when plans for the the sewer system, and that raw said would be considered usury proposal from engineers Clark, ance dropped off drastically combinations of prelife in. system, are turned over to the sewage and storm water were if received by private industry. Dietz and Associates of Sanford right after this happened," said gredlents to come together and city and the $20,000 balance plus being directed into the lake. Councilman June Lormann to complete a map begin to evolve into self-repro- interest at the rate of 6 per cent showing Fred Nilsen, business manager Delayed a decision on said the persons who have location of the city's water lines of the Madera Unified ducing forms. School is to be paid at the end of one approving a mutual ail shown a consistent record of amid connections. District. Dr. Gerald Soften said at a news briefing early today. "The 'stewpot' was there to 1111111110'r THUNDERSTORM BICYCLE 25 j 13 UY NOW A SAVE 88 $ 199 ,n (: , 'L I 'll Badcock has purchased a beautiful new store with 20,000 sq. ft. of display ecIiner Rocker Space. Soon we will be able to do something we have not been able to do before; display our full line of merchandise, Reinforced vinyl cover, 3" foam cushion seat. Available in brown, olive, black or gold. PRESSED FOR BAN LUVING CAR[ LONG & SILKY CONDONING ROU,-Ofd LOTION a ANTL POR LONG b PE*$PIRAKT HAIR 1 VY LIMIT 1' 4 ox, CLAIROL 1.5 OZ. . 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"I think they see in the animals here probably what they BISTRO SET 88 88 27 explosion. Food Processors On Strike MIAMI (AP) Local Humane Society officials saw something in common between unwanted animals and troubled children. So they developed a program to help - MATCHING Viking Finds' Gases Wednesday, July 21, 1,7-3A - - I . Home Owned and Operated By ArdeII and Julie Willis HOME ENTERTAINMENT B cdccI't o Famous Double GUARANTEE 01 Co'npl.. C,,stoi,w or yew MaRet Bach. B.ched by your local deal., 'J by the B.dc.ck Co ' iii,, in, .,. .. �_________________________________________ Evening flerald 0 300 .N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLL 32771 Area Code 30-322-2611 or 831-9993 Ar Around Wednesday, July 21, 1976-4A %VAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE. Managing Editor 9 _________ _ home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. '3 rI Raid Fallout Is Beneficial any at all) on Itio honh tube and the announcer says it's due to atmospheric conditions. In watching the stories about the Viking's success come spewing forth from the teletype machines on Tuesday, we couldn't help but pass the jokes around the newsroom that went something Like: "Wait until they tell the world that the Viking actually landed in the desert of New Mexico".. . and "Yeah, it'll be funny when those cameras focus in on all those Winnebagos coming over the hill." MI jokes aside, we're proud of the accomplishments of nil those involved in the Viking space program and hope that much good will come of the effort. Now if someone would just tell us how to get a clear picture on that 19 inch boob tube of ours. Doesn't that seem strange? There's that Mars lander, a three-legged critter which isn't much larger than an average sized automobile, able to transmit pictures through layers of goodness knows what out there in space and is received back on Earth loud and clear. Yet, I'm repeatedly getting snowy pictures ( if Speaking of accomplishments, we commend County Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., for his efforts in getting economic assistance for Seminole County front the U.S. Government. tie's worked long and hard for the past year, along with John H. Jones of Tallahassee and Charles K. Oxley of Atlanta, to get some financial miles he Clock V Think of it! Somewhere out there In the universe, at a point 213 million miles ay from Earth, we have landed a spacecraft on Mars that Is able to transmit blacklack. and-white pictures all the way back to Earth. And I can't even get a clear picture from a television station right here in the Central Florida area. It's disgusting, to say the least. Of course, my TV repairman probably didn't have quite as much training as Viking Project ManagerJlm Martin and his able staff, but then my set probably didn't cost quite as much as those which are receiving the pictures from Mars, either. One of the marvels about the entire Viking thing that amazes me is that it only takes 19 minutes for those pictures to be transmitted those 213 million mu. CURRIE The international admiration that greeted Israel's daring raid into Uganda to free 103 Jewish hostages from a hy jacked French airliner was fully aid for the area from the U.S. Department of Commerce. That aid came through yesterday, or at least word of It came, In the form of a letter from Thomas S. Francis, director of the Office of Development Organizations, U.S. Department of Commerce, in Washington, which read, In part: "Seminole County is designated by official order a Title iv redevelopment area wider the public works and economic development act of 1965 as il I I MRLD IN BRIEF By the same token, the OAU appears to be little troubled by the Israeli raid. Some black leaders have issued perfunctory statements of condemnation, but the criticism has beenn extraordinarily muted as well as sparse. If the truth were to be known, most responsible African leaders undoubtedly are not comfortable with the unpredictable Idi Amin who heads their organization and most appear to admire Israel's action privately, What Palestinian extremists might do that they'.are not rtà doing is hard to see; Indeed the language of power is one they understand and Israel's raid might inhibit some of their plans. The sovereignty q uestion is the most troublesome. If, for example, the United States conducted a similar operation in the Third World, the international denunciation would be swift and voluminous, as it was in the more modest American effort to recapture the ship Mayaguez in Asia. The parallel is not far-fetched. Declarations of war are obsolete in modern times, but there is war nevertheless. When guerrillas seized the Mayaguez they committed an act of war against the United States and we responded. Similarly, when Palestinian and German terrorists directed their vengeance solely on Jews in a hijacked airliner, aided and abetted by the state of Uganda, they committed an act of war against Israel. Israel took them at their word. Not the least educational aspect of the Israeli raid was its impact generally on world psychology, President Ford and West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt expressed their admiration openly. Other nations, including socialist ones in Eastern Europe, were more restrained. But throughout the world each country assessed what it might have done in similar circumstances each asked itself if it wo uld have had the courage, discipline and the will to act. Most probably wo uld not, which is one of th e reasons that there are successful terrorists, — BERRY'S WORLD . = , - "I V I I lit-, a. I I ~ . ' '. - r-_ amended. What this all boils down to Is that Seminole County has been designated an area that Is in dire need of financial help because of a high unemployment rate and that jobs will soon be available through a variety of projects. Too, It will mean that each community in the county, as well as independent organizations, will be able to apply for grants, which in turn will be used to create many jobs. ft's a real shot in the arm for everyone and Commissioner VihIen is due a lot of thanks from all of us for his continuing efforts in helping to make it all possible. That's 30... Heavy Shelling Delays . E Ar , -I-, 1t,i1.i! 1i__-*'~ I I Ii 5 , ',( £ , .1 ! Senate Tax Vote Extends Cuts . , I ': — . '.' Evacuation Of Wounded I , — ' , - I, ".1 - — — — :v' .. •.; F . . :. , ($" , il 'I I I When • . . , .1 , I . ,.. . • ,. : ... . ' 44 , . C. 1. ..... ' IT- i., '1' , v.1 , if ' . ,,, " c. . ' 4' ; V' I . . , ' - 11 '. . . . ' . . . . . . . o . - . .. 11 'S,_ - ' - ' , 1 %, go too far? Killed In I CHARLES SEtH Is America's press too free? Is America's press too free? The press has a number of functions as I see I will stipulate at the outset as to the absolute lack of viability of any kind of censorship. I it, ii;"Iuding entertaining its customers and would rather have a pr s gone mad than any making money for its owners. But Its most unkind of censorship program. Indeed, we have a portant fui'tion and the only one that justifies its press gone mad and we are surviving very Constitutional pIectIon is to deliver r) journalism has undergone a formation that the citi:ens need in order to play significant change. For want of a better term, i their role in a free societ,,'. I consider that func. call It advocacy journalism. I was always im- tion to be important to t:° working of our pressed at an early age by hearing journalists democratic system and, in fact, to the survival of that I knew take great pride in their objectivity, the system. I am not saying I think the country They were able to submerge their subjectivity in would go down the drain if the free press was pride of craft, in producing an objective piece. suddenly muzzled but I think we'd have a'very That is no longer the case. Advocacy journalism different system than we have now. So I feel that is in full swing. The pressures of competition every decision on whether to publish must be from electronic journalism have forced what I heavily weighted on the side of publicatiet call the instant, mindless, non-researched There are three broad areas where restraint Is headline hunter of journalism that defies the called for. One Is national security. The second IS pride that the craft once had. The Washington personal security that is the possibility of Post which I hasten to add is not my favorite physical danger to an Individual if you printed newspaper has recognized the weakness and i his name). And the third is the individual's right they have institutionalized pride in the position to privacy. To me, this is the most difficult area that Mr. Seib holds (as ombudsman), Clearly, and It is likely to become more so because the you cannot defer responsibility by simply having right of the individual to be let alone is becoming an office that says This office Is the pride of this more valued as society becomes more intrusive. newspaper and the rest of you can continue to go But even in these areas. Ithink the weight must mad "But the thing that emerges from all this, be on the side of the public's right to knov hopefully, is that journalism will once more Obviously, an institution with the power and confine its editorial observations to the editorial influence of the press in a free society has pages, its news analyses will be Identified as tremendous responsibilities. It should have such and its news reporting will return to the standards integrity and fairness even beyond who, what, when and where. Under the pressure those required In public service. There is nobody of competition, we have what I proba bly unfairly to see that the press behaves itself except the refer to as the Jack Anderson syndrome in which press. And Is the subject with which I you print it even if you haven't verified It concern myself at the Post, trying to raise these because if you don't somebody else will. That is problems of fairness and accuracy and balance. the kind of thing that I think is most destructive And it is an area that the whole press in the to journalism itself, to say nothing of public United States could give considerably mok credibility, attention to. Does the press have the right to intrude Into Does the press have the right to intrude Into politicians' private lives? politicians' private lives? The fact is that sex sells newspapers. Fanne Reporters and editors use a rough rule of Fox was on nobody's payroll but Fanne Fox thumb that if what happens influences the made very newspaper in the country for months conduct of the job or the public's interest, then on end. I don't think that we need much of an you print it. In the Wayne Hays case, we jour. excuse to go Into a politician's private life. When nalists have an out because it's alleged that he 1 got into this business I was well aware that I used public funds. It would be much more diiwas to be more visible than if I were not In this licult to justify if he was supporting Miss Ray out business. And I have attempted to conduct of his own pocket. (And I think if we got into th myself accordingly. And if I do not., I am area of privately kept mistresses we would have prepared to accept whatever penalties that are more than we could handle). But the fact is the imposed that would not be imposed on a private allegation is — and there seems to be some citizen. 1 would scream if it happens, I can evhlerre supporting It that good public money assure you. But I am prepared. I think most was Involved, $14,000 a year. politicians are. What is the press' blind spot? %%hat is Congress' worst blind spot? There are a lot of blind spots. I think the main The blind spot in Congress is its absolute and problem with the press generally is the reluctotal incapability of confessing error of any kind. tance to concede error. Here we are putting out a No federal structure, Congress included, Is totally new product every 24 hours. There ar capable of confessing error. its Individuals I bound to be mistakes of fact and judgment )e: don't care if they are conservatives, liberals, we of the press somehow seem to feel that r Democrats or Republicans, idiots or otherwise can't concede that, that it would destroy our an warn to get re-e ected or go to the Senate or credibility. I have quite the opposite feeling. I become President and they require absolute think it would improve our credibility to be much approval of the electorate. This has to be termed more open about our errors about even our a weakness or blind spot. But it is also the basis mistakes in judgment. When we make a sizable of democracy. It's not perfect but it is way ahead error on page one, we should correct It on page of whatever is second best. And I think the one. I achieved one victory since I've been I at relationship between the congressional blind the Post and that is that the Post now appears t? spots and the press is, on balance, a positive one. be printing all Its corrections on page two, whit' Knowing that you're going to be criticized is legitimate compromise. I think this busine'..s publicly for any kind of activity that might ex- of fallibility, and our aloofness, our arrogance, if ceed the bounds of reason is a great inhibitor to you want to call it that, is to me the blind spot In oeonle who denend on the ntihlir ,,nM th1 aa. Herring: R Increase 1. ' 4_0 176 /,- 6 M71 Man of the year JOHN CUNNIFF E conom ic D ic NEW YORK (APj It is possible that the statistical maneuverings. It happens time after economy will be the issue that detern-dries whom time. Sometimes, in fact, the initial figures for we will elect in November as our president for each month give the impression that the the next [our years. But how do you get a reading economy is coming along. on the economy? Only when we go back and review the revisions Fortunately, most people rely on their own do we see that in some instances the advances seat-of-the-pants feeling to make their decision are made possible only because prior months are or whether the economy is performing well or revised downward, poorly. it is the thickness of their own wallet that Therefore, instead of a steady, forceful march carries the message. forward, we recognize that the advance If they were to rely on those outpourings of sometimes is more in the pattern of two steps statistics from Washington they might become forward and one to the rear. But you have to note confused, as more than a few economists are, the revisions in order to spot it. They would, so to speak, wonder which number These revisions are made in the interest of was up. accuracy rather than deceit, of course, but the Retail sales, for example, were off in May, impact on the p6blic quite often can resemble the adding additional evidence that the economic effect produced by the tatter. advance slowed appreciably in the second Monthly and weekly figures do have their quarter. But how much were they off? significance, but it is mainly over the period of The Commerce Department initially put the several months that you distinguish the trends decline at 1.2 per cent from April, but we learned that won't be revised out of existence. later that this really didn't tell the true extent of Can we wait, though? With the economy a the drop. This month they said the May drop prime campaign issue, it seems inevitable that really was 2.1 per cent. we will rely on the "freshest" of statistics and A revision of that magnitude changes a lot of ignore the later revisions, which often are quite things, but the timing of the revision could be large. even moreinifient. pr'iIiv if ther,tlI sate figures for June are to have any signifi: cance. Earlier this month, you see, the Commerce Department announced that retail sales rebounded in June to 2.7 per cent, a report that brought joy to a lot of people who had feared consumers were being turned off. But note — that 2.7 per cent jump was made possible only because of the sizable downward revision of the previous month . This wasn't the first time we have had such — WEATHER FREE HEARING MAKES HEARING -_- — How wouldyou — - ' l -. " Mining Company Buys T - — -. - — tnat " ni Crime HOSPITAL NOTES - of Err at Could , — . Seminole To Mntifl Lake P Boat R — — . _- ':, press REP. SAMSTE!GER '' I the ' . . does Today's Topic: "Vie Right to Know: Tho Judgment to Publish,' is argued by Rep Sam Steiger (R-Ariz.). and Charles B. Seib, assotate editor and ombudsman for the Washington Post. This article 'as adapted from the Natio.aI Town Meeting which is held each Wednesday at the Kennedy ('enter In Washington, D.C. Ruestions from the public are a feature of the debates, which are fended by a grant from Mobil Oil Corporation. Mobil has no control over the topic or content, . I r'; '. ' S.. . , .' . PRO/CON . . . .. ... ...'.. . ;''f'f'1; AREA Weed out weeds - the right way!. S~_ - 10 p YOURSElf IN OUR SIIOES ? ,. . Tire & Wheel Service . u3 1 . — JACK ANDERSON q, I I Wednesday, July 21, 11ê-5A — r — -1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. s..' WASHINGTON (AP) Ex- writing the bill, voted to allow tension of Individual tax cuts deduction of only the gasoline . through 1977 is a step closer to- taxes that total more than $50 a Los ANGELES iAPi The day, but it may be another two year. That would have raised : judge in the William and Emily months before taxpayers know the federal tax bills of millions Harris trial has ordered an infor sure whether they will face of Americans but it would have vestigation to discover who a tax hike next year. saved the Treasury about $300 : tried to sabotage the Harris The Senate voted 66 to 28 on million a year. BEIRUT, l.cbanon LAL'i '1 Tuesday to extend the tax cuts heavy shelling today trialbysmugglinganoldnewsThe Senate rejected, 54 to 38, delayed the evacuation of wounded from the Tal Zaatar paper to jurors. for 18 months. But the House an effort by Sen. Adial Stevenrefugee camp and the establishnient of a buffer zone T1,IC 2'2-year-old newspaper, cannot act on the extension un- son III, 1)-Ill., to eliminate the . I manned by Arab League peace troops between the . I reporting on Patricia Hearst's UI the Senate passes the corn- gasoline-tax deduction i i. i warring Christian and Moslem sectors of Beirut. kidnaping, mysteriously turned plex tax-revision bill to which altogether on grounds it enThe lied Cross assembled a 15-truck convoy for the trip up in the heavily guarded jury the reductions are attached. courages energy waste. into the besieged Palestinian refugee camp on the room and set off volatile argu. Sen. Russell Long, 1)-La., The key elements of the taxsoutheast side of Beirut, But an hour after a temporary ments Tuesday. chairman of the Senate Finance cut package Include: 114 cease-fire was scheduled to take effect, there was heavy' L Superior Court Judge Mark Committee, said he hopes but —A provision allowing a $35 shelling along the convoy's route, lirandler, responding cannot guarantee to that the credit which is subtracted -, One lied Cross official said an observation team near defense attorneys' bitter 4 Senate will approve a tax bill directly from taxes owed for "Ipp , Tal 7atar reported "shells falling like rain on the camp." complaints of sabotage, said he before recessing Aug. 11 for the each taxpayer and each deJean Hoefliger, the Swiss director of the Red Cross would launch his own inJo Cameron, 7, carefully executes move during chess game at Republican convention. pendent to be extended through YOUTHFUL Sanford Civic Center. A variety of games and activities, sponOnce the Senate passes the 1977. If it is to his or her adtoday, he would try again Thursday. sored by the Sanford RecreatlonDepartment, are held daily at the bill, a Senate-House conference vantage, the taxpayer Instead "The court concurs that whoSTRATEGIST ever (lid that did a very repr- ______________________________________________________________________________________ Civic Center. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) differences thethe Senate's tax- could take a credit of 2 per cent must work In out countless ehensible act, and the court will of his first $9,000 of taxable One Race Riot conduct its own investigation," revision bill and one approved income,toamaximumcredltof he said. by the House last year. That $180. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) A black man could take weeks. lie told a reporter later he —Permanent increases in the was killed and more than 20 blacks, whites and Indians was assigning the probe to the No matter how long it takes standard deduction, which are were injured in a racial outbreak In the Witbank area, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Congress to complete work on a available only to taxpayers who police report. Department. The department's tax-revision bill, there is vir- do not Itemize deductions. The They said a mob of about 3, 000 young blacks attacked officers had been cited by the timally no chance that American minimum standard deduction is whites, Indians and persons of mixed race in the town 70 p defense as prime suspects in worke rs will feel a bigger tax $1,700 for single persons and miles northeast of Johannesburg Tuesday night. Roving By KRIS NASH the matter, cellation option which could be saw in the newspapers," Pierce bite on their paychecks this $2,100 for couples. The maxbands of blacks attacked cars on the Witbank-Pretoria Herald Staff Writer exercised by the state if it felt replied. chief defense attorney Leonyear. imum is 16 per cent of adjusted highway. terms of the agreement were ard Weinglass noted that only "What was that" asked The $15-billion worth of mdi- gross Income, up to $2,400 for The mob burned three Indian shops, the Indian cornA lease agreement giving not beiiig met. jurors and s heriff's deputies Williams, vidual tax cuts technically ex- single persons and $2,800 for munity center and about 15 automobiles at the local ) ut. Seminole County free rein to Commission guarding the super-secure b "That apparently DOT won't pired once already, on July 1, couples. Chairman government offi ce in charge of black affairs. let-proof courtroom have ac- make repairs and im- Michael Hattaway and Corn- approve the lease in its present but Congress hurriedly froze —A provision making perprovements on a wayside park missioners Richard Williams form (as amended)," Pierce withholding rates until Sept. 1. manent a special "work bonus" cess to the jury room. "It's either someone on the and boat ramp near the and Harry Kwiatkowski voted said. "This was in Volusia," Congressional leaders indicate for poor, working families with jury' or someone in the sheriff's Interstate 4 bridge over lake 3-0 to approve the amended The boat ramp, located on the the rates will be frozen again if children. This allows a credit of uIing office," Weinglass told report- Monroe has been approved by agreement and send it back to lake front just north of West U. more time is required to corn- 10 per cent of earned income up • ers after an angry con- the county commission. DOT for final endorsement. S. 17-92, first became an object plete action on the tax bill, to $4,000, or a top credit of $400. The 30-year lease, submitted "Have you had any J U ye n i Ie front.atlon with the other of county concern in Late May In addition to voting for an 18- The credit is scaled down judge. e The judge revealed earlier to the county by state Depart- input from DOT on this?" when DOT crews hauled away month renewal of the tax cuts, before being phased out when Continued from page l'Ah juvenile Indictments that an unknown culprit had ment of Transportation (DOT) Hattaway asked Assistant picnic tables and litter barrels the Senate agreed Tuesday, 50 Income reaches $8,000. court to try a juvenile in adult dismissals, "Evidently the planted in the jurors' restroom and amended by County County Attorney Robert Pierce and dismantled shelters at two to 42, to allow motorists to The credit is aimed at giving court for the offenses, that he citizens don't realize the con- a Feb. 6, 11Y74, edition of The Los Attorney Thomas Freeman, prior to the vote. Lake Monroe wayside parks continue deducting all their poor people an incentive for contends are punishable by life sequences." "Nothing other than what I between Sanford and 1-4. Angeles Times. Its banner also eliminates a 90-day canstate and local gasoline taxes. staying off welfare and keeping imprisonment, because "in The action, which DOT Apparently the question of headline read: "HEARST The Finance Committee, In their jobs. order to get a waiver the state indicting juveniles on first blamed on a lack of funds for WITH KID. - PLEADS Division of Youth Services must degree maintaining such facilities, felony offenses hasn't NAPERS," and the subhead, say they've given up on a been raised anywhere in "Vo*s Help if Daughter is came as a shock to Seminole juvenile and th ey won't do citizens and public officials Florida since the legislature Released Unhurt." JULY20, 1976 that." BIRTHS alike. The boat ramp appeared revised the law. Harris, acting as his own /ID%IISSIONS Herring said he has mixed Sanford: to be next on the DOT's list. In an unrelated move, lawyer, told Brandler: "As a feelings about not prosecuting HIng Tues Mr. & Mrs. John (Annette) After the DOT ignored a defendant, I am concerned that Sanford: day sent letters the juveniles, against whom the hea Bisigni, a boy commission-sponsored a member resoof my jury, or a ds of all law enforcement processes metals and minerals, GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) indictments are dismissed, t)ISCIIAIIGES member of the security detachlution asking the state to A Connecticut mining Euimni Akin agencies in Seminole nitially will confine its activiso liciting company i juvenile court and Sanford: reassume res ponsibility for the says it Ella N. Brooks effect "any dissatisfaction that they inent guarding that jury, could ties to selling standing timber, has purchased more letting them returninto Cindy Adams the may boat ramp, District Engineer C. Laura N. Buskey have with our (sta te at- have done this. It is frightthan 100,000 acres of timberland producing and selling lumber streets,Butheexplaitto ned Merilon Y. Bledsoe A. Benedict announced that Ursules J. Doane torney's office) charging ening." and a sawmill in northern andsellingpulpwood; prosecute the Youths in Juvenile Lillian C. Brown 001,' oil icipLs had etablisbed a Florida and the po cy Mildred L Dougherty li . Augusta area of court would evoke a double. Carl F. Carter 'July'fddhne to ot SmalI'VrcIor. Small Price State Georgia, James Frances marking the cornAttaching statistics taken jeopardy situation meaning he 12-30 hp diesol Nguyen hIoa agencies to express interest Grace N. Geister in pony's entry into the forest from for court dockets on all felony' couldn't prosecute them cases Abby 1). Hutchison maintaining the facility, rrnwa Evelyn I.. Lavender products industry. the first six months of __________________________ eventually in adult court if the Cornelia Kinimnell ___________________________ Commissioner Si dn ey Vihlen Prince McKinney The move is "a logical extenappeals court overturns the 1976, Herring said that the \linnie l. Lawson Jr. then wTote Benedi Mary A. Senart Tuesday's high 96, today's ct, in- sion of the company's longterm * Cowart ruling. figuresreflect that 8.71 of every itha H. Murray forming him that the coun William B. Shea ty plans for expansion and "So in the interim before the 10 defendents disposed of are low 75 iron I.. Muse was willing to ta Partly Gladys M. Whittemore cloudy ke on the diversification of its natural rethrough convicted and that 7.56 of every appeals court rules you can 10 Lee Powers obligation of upkeep at the boat sources base," AMAX Inc. defendants in jury trials are Thursday, with chance of afexpect an increase in Mamie Roberts Rachel T. James, Altamonte ranip. teriioon and evening thun. armed convicted. chairman and chief executive Hood Tractor Co. burglaries and armed robberies Lida C. Stine Springs But the commission did dershowers, Highs not officer in the low to OranqII.siomy,.0 by juveniles," Herring said, Herring said latest state-wide mid Lula M. Scott Johnnie L. Sutton, Altamonte want to spend money for Tuesday.Ian MacGregor said Orlando. Fla 1?IC.4 90s, lows in the 70s. Sprin 411 AAA"h& Ave "because they know that even if sta tis tics show 5.03 of each 10 Variable Sean M. Sundvall winds gs repairs and improvements at Alta,',o,it. Pta 3 17 1 mostly' 10 AMAX, which mines and they're indicted for trial as felony defendants convicted m.p.h. Ernest D. Woodard the facility then have the boat At?an,*nf, Spq,ns or Martha King, Casselberry less. Rain probability $34.jJ,44 adults the indictments will be and 3.82 of each 10 tried 0 a r I e ne Robinson, ramp and wayside park Helen by is 40 per cent. Hayes, [Jehlarr J ies ur are convicted. dnnlsse'J," Celberry' reclaimed by the DOT at some Ida N. Hurlbut, DO-and EXTENDED FORECAST TEST' A spokesmam said the State h'atric S. Haney, DeBary future date, according to "To put this in other terms," Ruth Bemis, Deitona Brand S Name Hearing Aids AvaUab4 Attorney General's office herring said, "the percentage Ida Gellerman, Deltona Executive Assistant Roger Fred N. Gans, I)eltona hot and humid with widely doesn't usua lly get involved in of convictions of all felon • Hea ring Aid Glasses S Behind Th. Ear Edwin Johnson, IX'ltona Neiswander, Eric H. Morse, Deltona thundershowers appeals of circuit court rulings defendants in Seminole Coun y scattered Walter D. Lee, Deltona So commissioners requested • All In The Ear I "Cre" Type Fittings ty mainly during the afternoon William B. Scott, Deltona but due to concern over the is87.lcomparedtoast,.ate-widç A(ZI n. l.engel. Deltona Freeman to add appropriate Joyce Georgia, Lake llek'n and evening. Highs mostly in local court ruling Attorney figure of 50.3 percent, and as Eunice Barker, Enterprise amendments to the !ease RPAURS S ALL Keith Abell, Lake Mary the 90s, lows in the 70s. a General Robert Shevin has jury trials, 75.6 compared to Fern K. Benedict, Lake Mary agreement fur nished them by to Thursday's I)aytona Beach Gladys Brown, Lake Mars assigned staffers to assist 382 sta tewide." Gene Murphy, Titusville Phone 834-8776 For Appt. the sta te. Lloyd H. Worden, IAingwood tide s: high 4:41 a.m., 5:21 p.m., Herring's office in the appeals. Catherine H. Wilburn, Winter Herring said th e s ta tistics low Freeman deleted a sec tion of Franklin T. Chavers, Osteen 10:11 a.m., 11:32 p.m. Port Herring said he's sur prised show that 43.6 percen t of all Park the lease requir ing the county FLORIDA CENTER Canaveral: high 4:26 a.m., 5:10 that there hasn't been a public pleas in Seminole felony cases to seek DOT approval be fore 320 S. Hwy. 17-92 p.m., low 10:39 a.m., 11:15 p.m. Casselberry, Ft.. 4 uoroar in Seminole about the are to offenses as charged, making any improvements or Just North of Hwy 434 adding any new construction to __________________ the boa t ramp and wayside DEATHS park. Also removed was a t;us SCIllAhl She is survived by one son, paragraph empowering the Mar vin, of Winslow, Mix.; two state to terminate the' Gus Schmah, 79, lit. 1, daughters, Mrs. Helen Curless, agreement—any 11 *kE time it felt the UT Sanford, died Tuesday mor- San Antonio, Tex., and Mrs. county had failed to uphold its ning. Born in Brooklyn, N. V., Lois Denslow of DeLand; 14 end of th co e ntract— by of. lived in Sa nford for the past grandchildren; 36 great-grandfering written notification that 4 years. Ile was a retired children; and five great-great- the lease would be cancelled in farmer, a member of the grandchildren, David Lang 1 Cre.n- 1W'e1 Congregational Christian Funeral Home, Deflary, in Church. charge of arrangements. Cr,in;ris Being a funeral director isn't for everyone. The hours Ile is survived by his wile. Mary; two nieces. Brisson are unpredictable . . . you are continousiy exposed Funeral llotne is in charge of to grief. . you become the subject of a lot of bad } . arrangements. jokes. . and, when you have a sick friend, you can't visit him because people will say you're a "vulture" Hwy. 1792 2600 Orlando Dr. lI)A SI. hIUhlI.Bt;T and you can't stay away because his feelings will be '\. Sanford, Fla, hurt. Mrs. Ida N. Hurlbut, 85, of Ph. 321-0920 Brain Towers, Sanford, passed But we're not complaining. We know there are away Tuesday morning disadvantages to every lob, and ours has an unusual in Seminole Memorial Hospital. in control redeeming feature: it provides the satisfaction of put spray Born in Neosho, Mo., she was a right where you want it. Coarse knowing we'v,s helped others at a time when help is resident of Sanford for three spray, just right for weeds. needed most. years. She was a member of the or tine mist for other Annandale Methodist Church in spraying jobs, Astro Star 4 Ply Poly Annandale, Va, Instant on-oft . 78 Series Whitewalls 11. Control. Big I Capacity. vsiuvu. nit rumu was a ooiu and courageous operation which may indeed become a legend, as Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin predicted. If the operation leads to an international agreement to prevent hijacking, the legend will be inscribed even deeper into history. However, sooner or later the hurrahs will fade and statesmen of th e world will Ponder the broader inpilcations of the Israeli rescue. What effect might it have on the possibility of resuming Middle East negotiations? What will be the response of the Organization of African Unity, and what might this mean to peace on the African continent? Will the militant Palestinians now be energized into more acts of terrorism throughout the world? And has a precedent been established for any nation to violate the sovereignty of another if the end justifies the hostile activity? We cannot see much reason to be concerned. Middle East negotiation are stalemated and will likely remain so as long as the wide rifts among Arab nations continue. They are widening if anything because of the civil war in Lebanon, the Syrian-Egyptian testing of wills for the Arab leadership and now the attempted coup in Sudan, apparently by Libya. Trial Probe CaIIed Z. Reagan Forces May'SteaI'FordDee ates H WASHINGTON The epic struggle for the Republican presidential nomination Is so clone that Ronald Reagan's aides may resort to stealing delegates away from President Ford. Some delegates are bound by law to support the President at least on the first ballot. Their votes belong to Ford, but their hearts belong to Reagan. In secret strstegy. sessions, Reagan aides have toyed with the idea of asking these delegates to nbstaln s long as their state laws require them to honor the primary verdicts. This would prevent the President from ringing up an early-ballot victory. Then, In subsequent ballots, they could legally switch to Reagan. For example, Ford won 25 delegates in North Carolina and 19 In Kentucky. In both states, they are obliged to vote for Ford only on the first ballot. The President's five Nevada delegates must vote for hir.m on the first two ballots. The Reagan strategists betiee they could pirate several Ford delegates from these three states. If the delegates would sit out 11w first ballot or two, Reagan could wind up with their - votes. We discussed this plot with the President's political aides, who seemed concerned that it rnii',ht succeed. They conceded that most of the Kentucky, Nevada and North Carolina delegates, who are legally committed to Ford, are really "Reagan men." They might hold out on Ford and cast their ballots later for Reagan, the presidential aides acknowledged. The plot Is an "immoral at.empt to disenfranchise the voters," declared one Ford Official. To counter the move, the President's forces may ask the Republican National Committee to adopt a convention resolution compeUing each state delegati.-in to honor the primary results. The committee, since it Is stacked with friends of Ford, might be able to block the Reagan strategy. Sources inside the Reagan camp, meanwhile, acknowledged that the delegate-stealing scheme hasn't been abandoned, OVER-THE-COUNTER POT: In the paneled board rooms of some large corporations, the executives are casting covetous eyes on the multibillion-dollar marijuana markel The secret estimates Indicate marijuana users are now smoking $4 billion wcrth of pot per year. If marijuana were legalized, the market could soar to $10 billion annually. This is enough pot to tempt the biggest of businesses. In anticipation of the day pot will be made legal, some alcohol and tobacco companies already are making production plans. Government-sponsored tests at the University of Mississippi have produced an experimental marijuana five or six times stronger than the pot now sold on the streets. Tobacco companies, therefore, have set aside choice Southern land for future marijuana harvests, competent sources report. Some firms have even registered trademarks on brand names, lifted straight from marijuana street lingo. Since trademarks cannot be issued for illegal products, the companies are using them temporarily on other obscure tobacco items. Once marijuana Is legalized, the firms can switch the trademarks, say, from cigars to pot. The corporate executives are closely wat. ching the status of legislation that would make marijuana Legal to market. One corporate representative made a quiet trip to Washington with experts on the law, lie recently to consult w wanted to know what could be done to speed th.' legislation along. Eight states have already decriminalized marijuana use; another 77 are considering similar legislation. There are also bills before the Senate and House which would decriminalize Pot possession on the federal level. They will probably be taken up, according to our sources after the presidential election. Meanwhile, the marIjuana question may become an issue in the election. Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter has already taken a stand in favor of decriminalization President Ford has stated his opposition t(' the idea but has Indicated privately he has an open mind on the subject. Ronald Reagan U staunchly against decriminalization. If he gets the GOP nomination, he reportedly plans $ 8 0 B78x13 FUNERAL HOME 1,30 WEST AIIIPOU r uUt [VAF3I) SANFOIII). F L3.Y'IIOA TFLIPI4ONF 377 3713 WILlIAM I (F4AMY.OW 1. G78x14 G78x15 Reg. FREE MOUNTING . , . , UGWW , ::ii.'- 7'' W' .111. 4,J, j 01 J) -. $1995 hudson. . Open Fed, Tax 2.55-2.58 111111111111111111111111111111111 'I E78x14 F78x14 Fed, Tax 1.84-2.39 Burial GRAMKOW It DSO ' ' SCHMAH, GUS— Funeral servocs for Gus S.chmar, who died TuIidy, wilt beat 10 30 a.m Friday at the Congregational Christian (hutCh, with the Rey Robert J Ountir officiating. will follow on Evergreen Cemetery tIriSton Funeral Home in charge , . .—' Funeral Notice ( *~ E attack Cai ter on the Issue. 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When i w o week qualifying qualified itithout opposition. odditiown to the statewide races Nichols of Tallahassee and Phil U-Tallahassee, and Re. EDITOR'S Saunders, D.(ainesville; Ches- Robert Johnson, R.Sarasota, Dempsey Barron, ().Panama publican Leader William ([b'ioAfl Another Supreme, Court race tempts to increase education Sniall, former Palm Beach dale; and Arthur1lude, R-Fort ARRIVE AUVE (b qualified for the right to seek terest, drew a primary op. Petersburg on the Democratic matches Justice Joseph Hatch- funding, describing Barron asa county attorney, is opposing Lauderdale, qualified for SonL_ SUNSHI NE STATE their party's Senate nomi- ponent in John Benton Jr. of nation. Panama City. The latest (.011 Senate candi. Renton charged that Sikes date, St. Petersburg attorney has "lost sight of the simple Helen Hansel, entered the race honesty" expected by con. . . We fill more than two million prescriptions each month. 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Cass honafide and welcomed him. f n Constabulary Cass s pe nt two days ri ding in ii1 sda an unmarked Jackso nville poIn England t he carry only lice car with Officer Ron 11cr. r '.fliflti , .i billy club. ndon. he saoi. 'fhey haven't encountered ii Cass 'iy violent crime first-hand, t.ass said. just petty theft and from thti'e I "' ' ' ' OL "1 SUMMER'S EVE BLOO D PRESSURE '< KIT COPPERTONE SUDDEN TAN DISPOSABLE DOUCHE ,€. ECKERD BATH OIL tam Legal Notice !11WIJ 33 _ 2° 010 Im 101 Ii 66 5 GRAIN U.S.P.-LIMIT ONE 1 2 OZ. MYLANTA LIQUID. .100 CT. ASPIRIN --tN_ (- ,'• . GILLETTE PRO-MAX STTUNG/DRYER 20 OZ. BOTTLE-LIMIT ONE LISTERINE - MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE -PIZ N, L'OREAL FROSTING KIT 119k' 19' HOME PERMANENT 1000 WATTS 89' 399 Change Fund f 3HEAT LEVELS Ob 188 J2492 Amom -" 1127 enants Other 12,71300 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE I 1162 1163 1.433.51 9.17$ 00 11.32113 ACrc 'ED INTEREST RECEIVABLE IN :,TMENTS General Fund ........ .. ..... ...... ...60,000.00 547.12 Homeownership • erve Funds 60.00000 '31 AMORTIZATION FUNDS C' Servic<' Fund .4.471 $3 ' Amortization Fund ..........152.79306 mUll Contributions 1)71 1177 1176 . .able dl'? D9pOs'3 w i th HUD 1211 17,2 '(ep.d Insurance insurance Deposits ............... .. 367,523.5$ . ....................... 54$$49 CHARGES 1260 1290 1,491.4 13,11900 20.036 26 Inv entor ies Materials Other 31,119.71 LA'. .). STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT 1400.2 0'.. 3pment cost . 6.901,163.71 1100.3 Less, Development CostContra 6.132.331.03 "15 1 La-c. Structures and Eq . <nent AL .. 61.13215 6j1$,017,$$ ASSETS &I$6.l50 60 7.51.697 49 LIABILITIES 's 21 14 U .N IS PAYABLE 'ini'$lndConf,acto 1. mIS Security Deposits Other (Accounts 2115. 2111&2119) . .. .................. 2126 NO T ES PAYABLE Pr<.ect Notes. Non.HUD 2179 Suncry Notes 2137 2137 n40 2210 ' .1,071.07 11.379.9) 1,411.20 23,139.13 2151 ACCRUED LIABILITIES Inlerest Plyabli Notes NON - HUD ........ 71.61100 Payments in Lieu of laitti ....................9•45Q9 Other lAccft. 2134.213S. 2134 - 2120 13.353,0 DEFERRED CREDITS Tenants PrepJ;dRents 7S3 233713 Other 21.4 2150 2110 oz TWO 19 SUPER RODS, ST CROIx, MAJOR HERKLEY. CLADDING SOUTH BEND 0/ REG 1 39 88 OFF ON Au RODS! Cabinet Approves Islands Purchase TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The purchase of 894 acres of Gulf Coast Islands off Lee Exxon Corp. request for the 11mile road to two planned drill. ing sites off the Tamiami Trail and also approved three other drilling sites in another area. Environmental groups had argued that the road would cut in hail the best unspoiled area of the Rig Cypress. 4 However, Department of Natural Resources officials said that two appraisals had been itiade and that the total amount paid to the 19 land owners would be less than either appraisal because the lowest price on each site was selected. State Rep. Franklin Mann, UFort Myers, said any further delay of the purchase, which has been considered for 2' )ears, could jeopardize the whole project. "This is the last chance to have a monument to see what coastal Florida was once like," he said. On the oil access road, the Cabinet voted 5-0 to grant an The Cabinet, however . said tlwr.,Was no Wily to legally deny oil conianjesaccess sinre they have mineral rights and, Ulerefore, the best action was to specify rigid conditions to follow in building the road. The entire area is scheduled for purchase under a $156-mud. lion federal.stae project to turn the land into a national pie. serve, The Cabinet also approved six alternate sites in the environmentally endangered land program to be used as substitulions if the first choices cannot be purchased. The alternates included Ten Thousand Islands, consisting of 30,000 acres of harrier, mangrove islands off Collier County; Seminole Ranch, 30,200 acres of land along the St. Johns River in Volusia. Orange and Brevard Counties. Also Cedar Key Scrub, 9,000 acres in I.evy County containing numerous Indian mounds, sand dunes and tidal creeks: Perdido Key, 264 acres in Escambia County of sand dunes; Tiger Creek, 3,000 acres in Polk County of hammock and swamp, and Taylor Slough, 33,000 acres in Dade County along the eastern boundary of Everglades National Park. ............... 4444931 3.13.s S.IT3MI Cumulative HUD Annual ....... CumulataveDonatlons Book Value of Capital . . .. 33 1.171,3 11.37 S. 144.92 nitructions: Hidden words below appear forward. back. Ass ConveyqdtoHom.y,rs ..............7.117.79596 TOTAL. SURPLUS AND LIABILITIES ..... 7.S143979 UI 5' Edmund Dabeedath Accountant 9-12 76 5: Thia$iislIjn III Po4s, J,dr 71. 31. 116 M AGELLAN 1ST RI N I DAD F IS NH E R 0 IN U R U R G U SAYAON G V A M A0S0GEHMTPRAS IN I NR NRDDADMLOL E A P L N P C F C I U NE G N AA L D S Al E A H IL E T B A J E A S C U T E N H N T IOAO N A L A L N I SCNSJAECLRG I El S L Y U CIlIA LA II S Gil EADRPATCZAMMPAMO R E E I NRAASANZRHEPEAT A F C R I E N L M E U U C E I I H U N EA IOBFAUTFSLERVNPGA I G PS 01 C PC BRA BILE! ON El SORT IA RI SF U PA S N U A C PT RE AFIRE CI F El R PS SURPLUS UiweserwedSurpius (7.7fl.sJ)u Operating R eserve Locally OwnedProiecis 51,90060 Total Surplus from Oper ai (2.713.463.21) Contributions ASSORTED COLORS- 4 SKEINS. LIMIT SIX ROD RIOT SEEK & FIND New HouSinq Authority Bonds Issued 5.5.4000.00 New P4a41n9 Authority Bonds Retired . ...... (1,.C9,47$QQ) 4.04321.91 Other Notes Paya0ii to HUD (Deterred) TOTAL LIABILITIES $10 $20 YARN 961.134,19 . 234 SPARKLE 961,431,19 FIXED LIABILITIES 3741 POTATO CHIPS KOR met disappointed sonic environnientalisis by approving a proposed 11-mile access road for further oil exploration in the 1( ('ypress Swamp. the purchase of land on Ca)o (c<t and Captiva Island was .pt ) ruved after Education Corniiiissloner Ralph Turlington withdrew a request for a two. week postponriient. Turlington said that he had received two telephone calls, one from an anonymous person who raised questions about the purchas ,rice. 14.337,12 5000 TWIN PAK bring the stutterer to a and shame. The se verity difthreshold, and stress pushes fers. Some people try for five or him over, ten minutes to say their name Some have tried to show that and the n give up. it is the di fferen ces in the speed One of Curlee's patients tried at which people hear their own for 50 minutes in each of three voices that causes it. For in- or four therapy sessions to get s tance we hear both by air be yo nd one particular word in a conduction and by sound book. She finally found a way conveyed through our bones, around it. which is why our voices sound "You'll find some who go into different to us when we hear a drugstore and they find it," o urselves over a ta pe recorder. Curlee says. These researchers contend that "Many stutterers ha ve a the sound of a st utterer's voice great deal of trouble on the reaches his ear se veral micro- phone. Here at the university seconds f aster than it does wi th It's not unusual for a st utter er a non-stutterer. In a sense he to come by the office to cancel hears In a stutter. an appointment ra th er than call Another theory is that stutte. on the telephone." County for $8.5 million has been approved by the Cabinet. The unanimous vote Tuesday as hailed by supporters as the most significant buy so far in the state's environmentally en. (Lingered land program. It came shortly after the Cab- MODEL 21,323.11 . LIMIT 27' C.' I G—ela Fund (Development 111$ PRINGLES 99< 36< p. C' Operation) 'jriiy Deposit Fund —' FACIAL TISSUE OR LILAC-LIMIT ONE 1888 LIMIT ONE EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR FROSTING YOUR HAIR-LIMIT 1 ASSETS • BICENTENNIAL REG. '40 AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD CASTLE BREWER COURT SANFORD. FLORIDA 32fl1 PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30. 1976 CONTRACT NUMBER *2524 PROJECT NUMBER(S) FLA 14.1 thrué ___CNAJ%T1W _______ _______ REG. ,'is are much ioire id. "I'm sure a Itt - J KLEENEX 100's FLORAL, GARDENIA auto accidents. But he said he has the 110' pression that crime is more heir accents, the way prevalent in the cities he has lucy ,lk. It sounds very visited than it is in his commu!rantc on They take things nity on the English coast south cr is and don't seem to of London. iet II. i-ed" "1 won't say it would be more Cass has been on a monthlong challenging working here," ir, including visits to police Cass said. "But it would be dupartmt'nts in Phoenix and more risky." SUPPLY! CASSELBERRY TWO '." in I14 SANFORD SOME ITEMS Th 320L COMPLETE KIT INCLUDES BLOOD PRESSURE UNIT. STETHOSCOPE BOOK AND CASE 3 ~ OZ. FOAM REG ORHERBAL.LIM1T ONE - 3U 111 BY - ffi ter Stolzenburg, R-F~rt are running for Congress. period closcd i'ues(av with doe. The were f)emocratic ltqt. for Insurance commissioner Brewer of Miami. Rep. Jere Tolton, U-Fort City, waited until the last mm- James of Delray Beach drew Lauderdale; and David Lane. ens of cnr:hdates and support- Charles Bennett o! Jacksonville and public service commission Walton Beach, qualified to run John V. Russell of Fort Lau- ute to qualify for re-election last-minute opposition. It-Fort Lauderdale. ers titillin tround the Division and Paul Rogers of West l'alin er. Five state representatives, for circuit judge In Okaloosa derd,ilc qualified at the last against challengers Travis Political gadfly Jim Fair, a of Elcctw:~s office, some 800 Beach. The insurance commissioner minute as an opponent to Jus. Marchant of Tallahassee and Democrat, and Republican Pete Skinner, f)4.akc City; County. persons had submitted their pa. Rep. Robert I.. F. Sikes, I)- candidates are former U.S. lice Alan Sundberg of Tallahas- Saui Mitchell of Vernon. lawyer W. Taylor Moore, both John Clark, D.Lakeland; Bill prrs and paid filing fees. Fla., whom a house Ethics Rep. Hill Gunter of Orlando, see in a statewide Florida SuTeacher unions are piqued at of Tallahassee, are opposing Gorman, H-Tangerine; 'George Chiles drew no primary oppo- conimittee said should be repr- Aubyn Hodges of Tallahassee preme Court Race. Barron because he throttled at- Tucker. Democrat Michael Williamson, H-Fort Lauder sition, but three Republicans imanded for conflicts of In. ;Intl Holosevelt K. Jones of St. For Long-Lasting Cure NOTE Most silences. The man at the other theories on why a person Moses stuttered, they say. So drawing a person's attention stutterers first encounter di One stutterer was told to spar show that they are per ha ps a bit rers suffer a vocal cord lock or - end of the phone takes a breath, stutters. But the theories often did Wi ns ton Churchill, Marilyn away from the act of speaking. with eultiesat the age of 4 when they and himself and talk to the more intelligent than the av- spasm. goes on trying, as he has argue with each other. In the Monroe, Fred Astaii-e, Jimmy Long ago, doctors designed are trying to achieve fl uency. every movement of his fists. But, as erage population, but there are day of his life, trying for end, most t herapies treat the Stewart, One of the more popular theoGary Moore, Jack braces for the 1 1 And thus begins a life-long fluency. teeth which he laughingly told a friend, he stutterers among the severely ries is that of Wendell Johnson symptom. The cause or causes Paar, and even Raymond Mas. served as a distraction for the could struggle against an elusive not see himself asking a retarded as well as the ex- who blamed parents for holding Stuttering ranges all through remain elusive. sey, whose voice never faltered speaker. enemy. policeman which way to the ceedingly bright, time, through every race, reli. up standards of spe ech that If anyth ing, there's a problem when he played A be Lincoln but Today there are By JOHN HARBOUR rhythmical public library while he Jabbed gion and culture, through all the of having too many approaches always did when Says Dr. Richard Curlee of were too high. He said that he played distractions. Stutterers are with his AP Newsfeatures Writer left and feinted wi th his the University of Oregon, a stuttering Is w ha t people did in phalanxes of intelligence -and to treatment, says Dr. David himself. ta ught to speak to the beat of a right, "There is a terrible pain in- with little variation In ire- Burns, a University of Pennleading authority, "There are an attempt to speak fluently. 'Demosthenes, the silver- me tr onome. Some find they can volved, an excruciating pain," quency. For all the pa in and shame people In menta l hos pi ta ls who As the c hild begins to struggle sylvania psychiatrist who tongued Greek orator, "cured" avoid their stuttering by swing. associated with he says, choosing his words their disability, are diagnosed as psychotic who with his fluency, it turns into Although there is more re- treats stutterers. But a number his stuttering by practicing his log their arms and ta lking a m carefully. "A stutterer di es search under way today than 10 of them have ost stutterers have a defen- stutter. There are people who stuttering, and in a sense he promise, he said, s pe ech with a mouthful of peb- syllable or two wi th each swing. when he s peaks." ive sense of humor about it. years ago, mos t experts see and "this is a particularly good bles. are ne urotic who stutter. In lear ns his stuttering. By Remarkably almost all stutThe last six words are punc- little hope for long-lasting time to Seven out of every 1,000 short, It appears that person- adulthood the disability has be a stutterer in thera. Th at technique today would terers lose th eir stammer w he %uated with half as many small cures. There are countless py:' n people stutter, expe rts in the ality, as well, varies independ- become a habit. be called distraction, a way of they sing, field estimate. Some studies ently with the stutte ring sympNot everyone agrees. And torn itself." Johnson, a University of Iowa Most stutterers first encoun- therapist, stuttered to his last LIMITED ter difficulties at about the age days. OFIN DAILY of 4 when t hey are trying to 'People who stutter view the 950 STATE ST., achieve fluency. stuttering as something that SEMINOLE PLAZA AND OPIN SUNDAY 10.7 SANFORD PLAZA Researchers ha ve tried to happens to them, almost like an 1433 SEMORAN BLVD _______ wii find differences in their nervous enemy within," says Curlee. systems, in the linkage of nerve "And they em body it wi th some and speech mechanisms, even kind of separate existence." It .& m e bioc he mistry of their th ey share almost across the PERFECTLY cells. Some cont end that one or board the common feelings of STACKED neg m or e of these things combine to guilt, remorse, embarrassment LIMIT • Both House Speaker Donald election. They are Sims; Bob tox, D-Winter Haven, and Rep., Tucker, See Little Hope Wedn.sday, July 21, 17-7A Stuttering Problem Continues To Plague Human Race TAlLAHASSEE i AP I -Sen. alternative to "ultra conEleven other congressmen side; llvtty Arinistead of Hock- cit against Harvie fluVal of tool of special interests. March- James. ate races. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., servativi" Republicans John 1.ice primary or general eke- ledge and Jeff Latham of Davie Miami. Frederick Karl of ml- ant has refused teacher union Eighteen other house 111cmFour state senators and 44 the first candidate to qualify for Grady of Belle Glade and State turn opposition, or both. One for the Republicans. lahassee, Charles Holley of money. Barron has attempted house members won re- hers are not running for reoffice this year, opened a long Sen. Walter Sims of Orlando. seat is being vacated by Rep. election. Most are dropping out Republican Public Service Naples and Richard If. Swann to picture his 1*c, as a tool of election without opposition, parade of political hopefuls Only two of Florida's 15 con- James Hales, D-Fla, and It) ('omnussioner Paula Hawkins of Miami are running for the teachers. Four senators did not seek re- of politices, but Rep. May Mat. seeking every office from &:res-nien realized an in- vandi(kiles qualified. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. E.ecutiy,Director 9)276 DE 0 46 1 UIl9QflhiI, mind each arid box it in. Mactan Ferdinand Spice Islands Guam Philippines Moluccas Cebu Pigafetta Strait Spain Rio De Janeiro Victoria Tomorrow: Massachusetts I; �: mng Merald. Sanford, FL W.day, July 21, 17 Money CALENDAR As Scarce As Battlefield %0 t cy o n t *ine nta I Cong ress Near Bankrup EDITOR'S NOTE During unsecured paper dollars issued the Revolution, lack of money by the Continental Congress. was an even greater danger Soon it would be interthan the British. But somehow changeable with another broOur forefathers paid the bills mide: "Not worth the paper it's or at least some of them and printed on." muddied through. From 1775 to the end of the Revolution in 1783, the income By The Associated Press of the Congress, valued in hard The infant United States of - that is to say coined or specie America teetered on the brink money came to roughly $65.9 of bankruptcy. For want of a million. Not much when you bankroll it seemed possible her consider that the army which mendicant Congress might be fought at Bunker 11111 cost forced to bargain for peace. $275,000 a month to keep. Of To Benjamin Franklin, am- that, soldiers and sailors salbassador to France, the corn-, aries alone, counting post war mander-in-chief, George Wash- pensions, totaled $70 million. ington, wrote: "Our present sitAs modest a sum as it was, nation makes one of two things every dollar was as hard to essential to us; peace, or the come by as footwear at Valley most vigorous aid of our allies, Forge. particularly in the article of When Congress assumed conmoney." trol of the war In 1775 the ddeIt was 1780, the war's darkest gates found their government year. The article of money had had no assets. There was no long been as scarce as battle. way to pay the bills, field victories for the ContinenSomeone suggested printing tals. paper money. Bills of credit In another context the word they were called. Tax revenues Continental was now a synonym were to provide enough hard for worthlessness. "Not worth a cash to redeem the Issue. UnContinental." We use the fortunately, Congress didn't phrase still. It refers to the have much power to tax. - THURSDAY, JULY 22 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, S a.m., Mayfair Country Club Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Friends of the St. Johns (FOSJ) will hold its monthly meeting at the Agricultural Bldg., 1185W. King SL, Cocoa, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 23 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's Tanglewood AA, 8 p.m., (closed) St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Longwood AA (closed), 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. SATURDAY, JULY 24 San!o-d AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, S p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. American Legion Auklllary 53 hosts bingo every Saturday at 12:45 p.m. at 3506 Orlando Dr., Sanford. ; MONDAY, JULY 26 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford A/i, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. AltamontrSoutb Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. - — When Congress assumed control of the war in 1775, the delegates found their government had no assets. There was no way to pay the bills, That news didn't stop the presses. They seemed to run on the principle of perpetual melion. They were the chief resource of the war effort. By the end of 1779 the Congress had issued $242 million Continentals. The states printed up $212 ml!. lion of their own paper, with Virginia accounting for about half the blizzard. Inflation raged. One gold dot. lar was soon worth 50 to 100 paper bills. In March 1780, the government repudiated its currency, agreeing to redeem $40 in paper for one dollar in gold. But the new paper sank to 135 to I, then to 500 to 1, finally to 900 to 1. it cost more to print the paper than It was worth. At one point Congress' credit was so bad the ladies of Philadelphia were able to raise more supplies for the army than the beggar government. When there was begging to be done the bite usually was put on the King of France, Louis Xv. King Louis didn't care too much for the English. lie wasn't particularly solicitous of their American cousins either. What interested him was trade, and the folks across the channel had controlled too many lucrative markets for too long. A little liberation of the American merchant should pay some dividend, his advisors counseled. At worst the war would erode both English and American positions In the marketplace. At first the aid, much of it munitions, was semi-secret. After an alliance was signed In 1778, the King openly funneled not only an army and a navy but $9.3 million in loans and subsidles to the rebels. Spain was good for another $650,000. Foreign loans totaled $11.6 ml!lion by 1783. Louis probably deserves the title Financier of the Revolu lion. But it went to Robert Morris, a wealthy Philadelphia exporter and Importer who be, came keeper of the government's purse as chairman of the Committee of Commerce and later Superintendent of Flnance. Morris was an opportunist. Of the $2 million worth of expenditures the committee made by 1777, about one-quarter was paid to his own company. There were no conflict of Interest laws In those days and his fellow congressmen didn't hold it against him. Nor did they object to Morris and other merchants shipping private go-Is on public vessels, In fairness, Morris per. formed valuable service. In 1781, for example, he substituted his personal credit for the nation's by issuing his own currency. Washington never forgot that in 1776, as his army Licked its wounds in New Jersey, Morris somehow found $410 in Spanish coin and spare change to pay spies and $50,900 in paper to EDITORS N NOTE - -still pursues his goal of tiletter rela tions for the UItë:I • 11 -. Humus Racing Nightly at 6:00, except Sunday Try ow new ,.sto.d restaurant Color IV race replays Rising rain or shins Wed. night special most concessions 254 Grandstand Admission 504 Ladl.s free on Thursdays Call $31-1140 for Clubhouse R.sirvatlons - MINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY HIghway 1742 In Cusaibsrvy ''• arises at 6 a.m., reads three newspapers In bed, and by 9 3fl is in his office suite on the ;th a., • conducted telegram and lit . HIBAC1j S4k ,Ca°' Ish" 0 -:1 IJ Hunt.r N. :: • -- ... RUM — I ) VODKA ' ______ 80 Proof • -:,.!) i - / ' GILBEY'S l GIN Of. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS • I log r• U BLEND WHISKEY BLEND . / :' Of. - BOURBON ______ L1 12 OZ. CANS IYiT C1 CCIItN Pt (USTCM V •• • • . - : 1 — '-' ICED TEA I or Cats. 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"And if they're ever paraded and back-' cd up with the facts 1 •:: •:-- Save 40c OLD THOMPSON CANADIAN ' •.. - :..I 57 BRANDY .j I 1111111 1si ,41 I rec- . -. I:: -. 9 .RG. ....... 25 f MINI-PADS, 30's Absorbent and beltiess Slaze / - r.guiar59' . • ..: Qt. $.kf — •. .S'441 67, " 4-PACK39~ 11"111 ONE COUPON MR CL~T~R CI p 0IA . I ... URY DB ::.. _: an advocate of a foreign p4'!. . based on force, lie first met Kissinger when the secretary of state was a Harvard professor participating in annual Pug- great OO log 1 GAL. :- •- • 1/2 FOR A PAX OF 39 II 5u. - Li -Kissinge has ex pert '' 3-oz. Thru 7-24-76. Limit I Ass't Flavors ::: —ii lU A 27 J 5.5 ox. Can - I -- giously, economically, politically, that you can u-se force to change people 'S minds. For this reason, he is critic of Secretary of State llenr~ Kissinger, whom Eaton see*S t around the world. ' r'a'ed f'urre ICE CREAM -J wash conferences. * 388 [::------ TM'A'1 _______________________________________ Late or Dark : —i - nri cii A RLIJIU4 ". "I feel," he says, "that r; matter what y different t-.' may be philosophically, rt'li- 11 541€! $4 U Rig EI HERSHEY Sii & Di*,n 4 :ff. .. W •: I, RON CARIOCA still spends summers in Nova Scotia — at Thinkers Lodge. his ancestral home, or -it his cattle farin there. munist ference at Thinkers [Alge in Pugwash to promote international understanding anti L.YII ON[ COUPON P11 CU5TC51R RACKET - 1' I Schick probably for another eight : years," Eaton says. "But on,.. ______ : doesn't want to rely too much Fifth ot r on that. When you get to be 92 .. the inevitable might be just ______________________________________________________________•• around the corner. I have flit (ear of death. so that Fm not keep going as long as I'm physically able." His voice is raspy. There are long pauses, and unfintshe,I sentences. The riunpled dark blue suit, with lint on it, mmuitih es the crinkled blue eyes. hib hair is snow white, There is hearing and Eaton acknosledges that he sometimes reads lips to understand. A cane lit .. 99 0 Fresh. Now thru July 24, 1976. Limit 1 '°139 TENNIS 74111 1 •-: . _______ 7 - back injury when he stepped Into a hole while traiiipini. through woods in Nova Scotia He was born there in 188.1 arm,I 4 23 •: . - i rtfT Case of 12 - 55.50 . .' on a chair nearby. It was acquired a year ago, after Eaton suffered a pain.... 1 1Req N..20Q1 ''." :::::::: 14 in 4 postino, droIt H•aiy COSt to, 'h 9 NEW 18-oz. MOUTHWASH . Sak' I Alum Frame grill Cooks Cowhide pigskin hni W '' OT. EXTRA SCOTCH BLEND -'S'- Itwasinl955thatKaton(irst invited scientists, authors, scholars and statesmen froiii both Communist and non-Com- REDWOOD & VINYL I 1 DELUXE CHAISE 97 SARK ' ,.J uneasy about that. I'm going to eggs, or listen to three hours of your favorite even though your hills have gone up recorded music or drill about 360 holes with recently due to inflation and the fuel crisis, your electric drill. electricity is still one of the best values However, if you're like most people you around. probably never realized just how much a It's even a better penny is realty worth where electricity is value when you use it concerned. w isely. I L 11 I _ lif :- #AI tIrDY Miv Lr I yyij ' "Dctors say that I'm i;ui.I As a matter of fact, One little penny's worth of electricity buys quite a bit of entertainment, necessity and luxury. For only a cent you can edge your lawn for an hour and a half, or mix batter for a cake for 3½ hours, or toast 28 pieces of bread, or sew for over four hour.,, or fry 52 Greer for I Rg R LISTERMINT ... 1 A t CIATOAOIR cm •4cJ. ' X. — from his home on an 800-acre lio $ farm in nearby Northfield He won't, however, discuss the de ta ils of his contacts t,iffl ' Wood.., HoodI., IMES 58°° Cs/12 59; __________________ EA RLY • I I DENT Now thru July 24, 1976 Limit I without coupon 79 c' BOURBON world leaders One cent will buy you 50 minutes of TV, or 3 hours and 44 minutes of radio, or 20 hours of electric shaving, or 2 hours and 30 minutes of a 100 watt light bulb, or 140 homes* itme onyour electric clock. Who says a penny won't buy anything anymore? 7-oz TOOTH PASTE -• r detente, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Longwood Area Sertoma auction, to benefit Seminole Youth Ranch. 7:30 p.m., Maitland Flea Market. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. ' A.M.-9 P,M, SUNDAY 1OA M 6PM (LIQUOR CLOSED SUNDAY) 5om '.gUior pr,c.s quoted may vary am some mtr,es .. __________ — MONDAY, AUGUST! Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m. closed, 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Aetloncera Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. IT'S THE WHEEL THING , . dustijal heart. The office Is for business — until just after lunch and the rest of the day is for Women's Auxiliary of Sanford VFW Post 10108 will hold a White Elephant Sale and supper (franks, beans and salads) from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Post home. Everyone welcome. u • the Flats, Cleveland's in W PSO 'v'ri.-jpj. 9:30 •- l976 Limit 1 PE e ORE HOURS CO. 975 Nlghlrim.rv.deoiimuquentltl.,onallj,.ms i WILSON GLOVE .S4,tt4' - - ui Rx 321-0250 WALGRUN ' -. His day ls still .i long one. iI S Phone 323 9190 — ... • friendship with all nations of whatever religious or ix)litical SATURDAY, JULY 31 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. American Legion Auxiliary 53 hosts bingo every Saturday at 12:45 p.m. at 3506 Orlando Dr., Sanford. - LIQUO as an advocate of the free enterprlse system who never' theless is a link with the (nm munist world: and an :uivnr;it,'. in frequent contacts ith \imi, r ican leaders, of a foreign i.ihi 10 I ......... ...... ...... ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD DISCOUNT phone and spied on me" charge the Fhiiderne5The (f,\ says, "We have never corn•• 4, 0 WALGREENS They seemed strange utter ~i, ances for an American bmi. nessman whose aides sa 1 worth close to 12 billion. E.aton says fie takes forl .1 0 •- mentedasamatterorpoiity1111 -'I YO II 38 I :iIviTc.,(ca(.poNpI,cu5TcuLI Top Savings' t allegations of this sort." The billionaire sec hin II FRIDAY, JULY 30 Seminole South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Churnley's, Altamonte Spring. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's. Forestrs Square Dance Club, 7:30 pin., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Longwood AA, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW bildings 17-92 Longwood. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. TOP Quail mi WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 Sanford KiwanIs, noon. Civic Center Casselberry Rotary, 71M a.rn., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. ; Now thru July Gromyko of Russia, as well as ES WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY with lea ders of Poland Ito. .Sal.p,,C,,O,.ndCO,,dbV S4f orby mania, Hungary and Bulgaria. ny oih.,o,. low ,"ydiywilgy,,n p,icem o, F 20 • ears F' A, Ad,,,,,,d S.qns .n Stoic, - • cize ann:ith ,,L Am h%w.,,O,d.,,d butiIai.Il.outoccu,, ci aspe a lAIN CHECK on any '.oid.rabi. tim of us policy his stitemcnt especially in support of Castri •.. once brought him headlin .. 1 £ bassador, lluang Hu And he says he conuntinicates regu. larly by phone anti letter with Leonid 1. Brezhnev, Alexei N. Kosygin anti Andrei A. .. 12-az. LIQUID or 100 TABS : with the Chinese government ( THURSDAY, JULY 29 Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club Sertoma Club of Sanford, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club Casselberry Uons Club, 6:30 p.m.. Land o' Lakes South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. MYLANTA He observed his birthday Havana last Dee. 27 Christmas holiday guest of F: del Castro. Ile k eeps n outi — ; N granted that the (IA and the FBI have in the past lipped nit, American Red Cross adult swimming classes, beginner through swimmer classifications, will be taught at the Dover Shores, College Park, Carter Street and Hankins Park pools through Aug. 5, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday between 8-10 p.m. No advance registration required. JE 1=IiN #N • quest that keeps hilit in regular contact with ('O!flhI)IflIst 4:0 - TUESDAY, JULY 27 Sanford Uons Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17.92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Regular meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of VFW Post 10108 Sanford 8 p.m. at the Post home. ' Mr. Kissinger." fie - Sanford Right To Ufe, 7:30 p.m., AU-Souls Social Hall. - "i ha ve life.- ray. , , I.' - whether that was the Be "Now they can't do anything Communist. "So they yielded to human the right thing. viet Union and China is tcll (.}ms Eaton, And the billionnature to the extent of doing "But here is this powerful gi- advised "to the extent that he aire s life Is still crowded for Cuba's decision to send position. They are a small States economically. They could be effective was to send that. I'm not sure it was a wise ant trying to snuff them out. has gone in for understanding with troops to Angola, although Cas. country right close to us and the haven't got the strength or the S0IflC the business of International trot wasn't size he was doing the of their troo there. Now thing to do. That's their reason. What could they do back? It with the Soviets and with politics, most powerful nation in the power to do right thing, it, but here is a whether that was wise or not is There's no secret about it. They was a very tiny thing they could China." world is endeavoring to destroy chance where thèy'vè foun1 out another question. But it was the discussed it very frankly with do to get world attention and '1 (ear, though, that he be. By GF.OilC,E ESPEII think," Eaton says, "the them economically and the the United States is secretly one way they could do some- me and they raised questions in world influence. Cubans themselves ,, longs to the same school that have some question Is what can they do backing an element in Angola to thing to thwart the most po wAssociated Press Writer question in their minds as to back. their own mind that they Eaton says Kissinger's ad. Hitler belonged to force Is (JEVELNI) SAP, — be sure that Angola didn't o erfnl natirni in the wrl'I 92. %;"r"n't sure they were doing vocacy of detente with the So- something to use. industrialist Cyrus S. Eaton lived a crowded cover recruitment bounties. I In 1781, as the army moved toward Yorktown, Morris secured $20,0(X) in hard money to help finance the march and pay the troops. It was borrowed from the French, the states and his pocket. When it was dinbursed, Maj. William Popham thought the day would be "famous In the annals of history for being the first time in which the troops of the United States received one month's pay In specie." That was the sum Washington promised those • who would fight Cornwallis. Merchants In general did well in the war trade and they were anxious to protect their bus!fleas. They purchased bonds, accepted the depredated delEars as long as they could, and were otherwise useful. New England merchants loaned the army 30,900 pounds In coin for ib supplies in August 1780. A year later Baltimore traders bought uniforms for Lafayette's troops and Virginia merchants offered to pay for their weapons. Of course, Lafayette was protecting Maryland and Virginia from Cornwallis at the time. Wednesday, July 21, 11A Cyrus Eaton Advocates Free Enterprise System 9 WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Seminole County School Board dinner honoring Board Member Allan Keeth, 6 p.m., Holiday Inn. '. Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Wins POLAROID I COPY PRINTS FROM POLAROID COLOR PRINT 4 p(int minimum ordtr Now thru 7.28-76 Brmg 3 Orb I �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. - - P .4_.. - : :. - . ~I - " -' - ,.--.• " :j ' - -, js.j' ,T'' - ' --'- . - • - ' - 's . -..; - g,'' ' - .;- k,j1 -: - •.-m.ae .. - .'-- t.i ' s. — -%- -- - - p - . ----- - 1•E% 'I' ' - '' .:. - - -. . ''-- £ I A S '' " - r . •- - .L - ' '-'t (-' "L_ s'- Sanford catcher Bobby Bridges puts facial tag on Jim Muckenfuss in first I.. , III .1111 eh ,,. 1(1 IH• I f..I, Ul.0 l- •iiI.. JWVII IIII. Sanford played the role of world-beaters in the first inning, rapping three line drive extra base hits off the outfield wall, plus another single. The hero of the game, however, was to prove to be 10A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, July 21, 1976 - Up Against The Wall, Huh? Meet Lloyd Wall, former home run hitter. Actually, th e 26-year-old hitting star of th e Seaboard Coast Line softball team is still hitting home runs, but not in bunches like he did before he switched his batting stance in favor of solid base hits. "I'm happier this way, honest," said Wall this wee k as he and his SCL teammates were preparing for th is weekend's district tournament at Titusville and an expected ber th in the state tournament th e following weekend in Leesburg. Swatting at the roundball has bee n a way of life the last 10 years for Wall. He was still in high school here in Sanford when he got his start in the Church League. He was recruited by Gino's Pizza, kingpin of the men's league then, something of a rarity for a teenager. Le i on To urn "I'm not so sure I was that good at that time, but I played," said Wall the other day at his home on West Second. "I hit a lot of home runs. But the S ti S game has changed. And you have to consider what The top four teams in the with Sunday's niatchups at 2 is best for the team. I changed my stance for two local American Legion sub- and 7. reasons: There is no admission charge "First, there was formerly a 10-foot arch limit district — Sanford Post 53. Melbourne Post 81, l.ake to the tournament. for pitchers. Now they throw those 30-footer drops Highland Post 286 and lake Highland, led by at your midsection. With an unlimited ceiling, it is Edgewater Post 19, a University of Florida shortstop much harder to hit the home run, tournament this weekend at Larry hall, is toeeded with an "Secondly, the solid base hit is more Sanford Memorial Stadium to 18-4 record. Melbourne is 16-6 motivating to a team. Oh, a home run can lift a crown a champion for while Sanford shows a 13-8 team, but the concept of coming up with a runner representation at the district mark. Edgewater, which has on and getting him in is more condusive to team tourney and a shot at the sthte former Sanford residents Dean tournament Aug. 6 in 'ti.t and Del Orr on its squad, is 9-13, motivation." Lauderdale. Sanford's top pitcher is David When the situation calls for it, Wall doesn't The double-elimination Wiggins, 6-1. Tim Raines is the hesitate to go into his home run stance. He drops tourney is Friday, Saturday top hitter with a .380 average, deep in the batter's box and gets his feet extremely and Sunday. Friday at 5 it will Wiggins is hitting about .340 and close together, ready to uncoil his maximum body be Lake Highland against plays first when he's not pitpower. Edgewater while Melbourne ching, Shortstop Robert Smith, Originally from Portsmiiouth, Va., Wall has atid Sanford play at 8. Satur- who also may pitch, is hitting lived in Sanford since 1960. He played basketball day's games are at 11 and 2, .300. and baseball at Seminole High. After the Gino's Pizza glory years followed a spurt of strong seasons with the Sanford Merchants. "I guess 1971 was my best year, at least in terms of hitting and winning trophies from tournaments," added Wall. "In 1973 the Merchants finished fifth in the state tournament. And last year with Seaboard we finished fifth, too." - -_ - _1111111111111111 And how does this SCL team compare with some of the old Sanford teams of the past? "Like I said, it's a little different game. That Sanford Merchants team was definitely a jackin' team. Guys like Don Harvey, Larry Heiman, Roy ___________________________________ Lisk and Mike Maples. Home run was the word. "But this Seaboard team is the most consistent team I have ever been associated with. Like this .\ refund by mail season, we placed in all but two tournaments (playing almost every weekend) and won the biggest one (Melbourne) we entered ." Prestone Wall has particular praise for shortstop Glen flush or sealer Robinson. "I've never seen a shortstop like him. Buy Preatone 10-minute He's a human vacuum cleaner. He and Steve radiator f lush OR PrCooper are an unreal double play combination. stone sealer!stop - leak "I'd rather play on a quick, fast team than with and get back your purchase price less 1 when a bunch of slower jackers any day," he concluded. fl you also purchase $ Wall had a brief fling as an amateur boxer _______ gallon of Preston. Ii after he turned 20. "It was something I wanted to winter-summer conc.nUSJCAS do," he added. "My dad had boxed in the Navy." Irate. Just fill out oouWall was 5-0 as an amateur in unsanctioned bouts, pon available at Zayre $01 but l ost interest. "I give myself credit for having and mail in to Union ,,,,, COJt)ld. more brains than to ever consider turning pro. There was just too much about the sport I didn't like." , protect now Wall was a shortstop until the day he fielded a against M minutis Sunday hop and uncorked a wild throw that aeájar boll-overs... flh narrowly missed a mother and baby. "She had the you can 0OltyOUrsaif baby on her hip, and I steamed the ball between with title Pisatone them. I said, 'that's it for me at shortstop.' I asked — A pwlag. from Zayrsi to be moved to the outfield." All this from the manager of a garden shop, .1 gal. Prestone Ii anti-freeze ..... who grows orchids in his spare time. This season Lloyd is hitting about .600 and has .1 can flush or 2u home runs, well oft his pace of 50 in 1971. Not many softball players would be more satisfied with fewer homers. you, But then, Lloyd Wall iEn't your run-of-the- ___ ___ F diamond hitter. g ----a I IVIILU hO W -• -- . S__;__ -. 1 -111111 AS R H RSi Bobby Brtdgesc Tim Shepardc Larry FrederiCk 3b p 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 I 0 0 0 Chip Sau nders ss Cf 3b 3 i I Brett von iierbulisp ss 3 0 0 Terry Griffin ct p 3 0 0 U U U Ricky Br i dges It I 00 I 0 1 John Polk ri Jim Johnsonrf 0 0 0 Pat Harrison pr 0 0 0 Mike Rotundoib 0 0 I 0 0 Daryl Hubbard lb Totai 22 5 4 OCALA MontyErgtess 2 I 0 Jeff Talacp 2b 3 1 0 Jim Muckentuss rt 2 0 0 Pete Shutters 3b 3 1 2 Steve Lossing C 2 I 1 MItCh MiII%2b lb 2 0 0 Steve Ziebartcf 0 I 0 Ed C,on lb 0 0 0 DanaOwensp 3 0 0 Gary Colt 3 1 I Totals 20 4 4 I 0 0 V 0 2 0 0 muRuvwY. 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', •-. i BR78-13 plus 2.03 fed. tax, Reg. $43. Save $14. _ Buonicont Hangs Up 78 poly 4-ply polyester cord tire bl. ,? , Smiles he was simply out-gunned. 4 d rec'eived a standing ova. ltttl --os I, Rangers 2 The Texan hit the canvas a Lion from the crowd of 30,425, Reliever Jirti Willniilihy total of five times, twice in the It was aby impressive per. about 22,U00 more than Mum, ftrmance Mark F idr'cti caine on in the n:nth with the first, once in the second and nesota's season average, Impressive to the losing manbases loaded and none' out, giv- twice in the third and last ager, to his own teammates ing up only a sacrifice fly, as round A's 7, lndlan3 4 even to himself. -scoring Boston held on to defeat Texas, . ' , o's, Clark's win came at the , "I'm I'm honestly more im- single and [)h Hick Jones, 4-0, got the icto- expense of a proven trial horse, t (tarners pressed with his enthusiasm loaded triple snapped a bases.me in ry for the fled Sox although he and it wasn't the fact that Scott ,, up lint the Hangers' 14 uan his pitching," said Mm- the, that cause d the tno e, ninth and boosted Oakland hits in just Ii 2-3 innings. But nesota Manager Gene Mauch, to its victory t was t et' way j Boston belted out 12 hits iif their who watched Fidrych hurl the Brewers 6, Angels 2 After a cautious first round, own with Hick Buleson Detroit Tigers to an 8-3 victory hank Aaron smashed Burleson and Cecil Cooper over the Twins. "That kid 755th home run of his career combining for five. might be the best thing that's and George Scott added a fouri Yankees 11, White So happened to this game in a long bagger to power Milwaukee muruii.uti Munson rapped out time." I4 past California. The back-to. a (Ioublt and two singles, tinyI I The rookie pitcher, who gave back homers in the seventh in- ing in four runs, as up 10 hits but was aided by ning gave the Brewers an the New Ufl' , iS . " tti - AU I '' I , ' ) — , o way York Yankees rebounded from lbre vetroit OOUWC piays, touchable ' lead. ta . Nick Buoniconti going to sit on -) a impleted his 12th game in 13 first inning deficit to crush the bench and play behind any. Orioles 10, Royals 3 the Chicago White Sax in a body starts as he raised his record to , Two orne runsh y I eMa,' "irime halted by rain in the ." the Dolphin linebacker r , , said as he announced he'd leave and single roundtnppers by bottom of the, eighth. t)t'ttot's Rusty Staub Bobby Gruch and Reggie Jackteam toanalyst practice law and be New York tied up the contest athe football for sLimmed a three-run homer son paced Baltimore to its rout with seven runs in the second cBs. and Ron LeF'lore added a two- ofKansascuty. The 35-year-old Buonjccrn(i, Jamie Quirk hit inning and went ahead to run blast to provide the hitting a houume run for the Royals. stay "no saw little action last year with four more in the fourth punch for the Tigers, Tony The victory, after being injured, added, "I Wayne Munson singled ill Oli va. the Twins' designated Garla nd's 12th against only one the second and drove have always been a No. 1. I III ter, gave hiinself a 35th loss, was the Orioles' eighth in more with a double in in two the,would never have been satisfied thday present by going 4-for- their last 10 games. eighth. The ex-Notre Dame All American, announcing his retirement Tuesday alter sLx years with the Dolphins, said Coach Don Shula shouldn't have' ..~ if ~ fo. 0 " V, f Put him on the injured reserve I . . ! - XU I . _ * , .1i II, .! I list last September. 11!~ "You should let the individual * t 11 I . ii lose the Job," said. '1 should have when I cattle back. IZYe should have had to beat me out. -I . f ! I could never have Loine back -I 441111, ;is a b~lckup." t I I F, - —HOOD-- :Z99 ._____ - it Sale N '. ' ' *.i <' e ' 4111111111111110 ire, 1-ilmov~ fly The Associated Press 'a' II* ':. Impress Manager J..osing —HOOD-premium belted tires - 3.78 lowest riced Record To 17-4 — wv I IC sale 377 sealer .............. 69' Up $ on o r f - — 3 -0, , *Z4re -.-_. $ From it* very i SOS O-S 030 30*-4 with d bt i ls, Save 13 to 23 And, of course, there was the Ross dominated the fight with a snapping left Jab and crushing over hand right. Aguirre tried to fight back but he was unable liv- The A5sOjatd Press the Los Angeles Dodgers deCubs 3, Giants 2 to cope with Ross' powerful Everyttme the Ph ladelph a leated the St. Louis Cardinals 3Joe Wallis broke a scoreless Punches. Phillies face Randy Jones, they 2' the Chicago Cuba beat the tie with a two-run single off Ed Perez KO came at the exget that sinking feeling. San Francisco Giants 3-2; the hialicki in the eighth inning, pense of Balderas and was Montreal Expos outscored the triggering Chicago past San They accomplished with a right alsothe get that sinker ball. Atlanta Braves 4-3 and the Francisco, Halicki, 9-12, had uppercut The way that bounced the San Diego left- Pittsburgh Pirates whipped the itched 25 consecutive Texan's head on the canvas like hander has been pitching HoustonAsttns 9-5 in the first scoreless innings, the most in basketball, against them this year, the game of a do'ubleheader before the National League this The first round was a typical ball into do thenothing dirt — then Phillies but go beat the dropping the second game 4-3. season, before the Cubs scored Perez round, with the Sanford back Mets 2 Reds 1 to the locker room and beat three runs in the eighth junior middleweight and his New York's Jerry Koosinan ieir heads against the Chicago's Rick Reuschel, 9.7, opponent taking turns rocking - - fired a five-hitter and won his had a no-hitter through six in. each other. Jones, the winningest pitcher fifth straight game by beating flings. Marty Perez broke it up The second was going much in the major leagues, continued Cincinnati. Koosman, 11-6, got with a leadoff single in the sev- like the first when Perez sudto dominate one of the best hit- all the runs he needed in the enth. denly assumed co%rol with a ting teams in baseball with a first inning when the Mets Expos 1, Braves 3 savage volley that drove four-hit, 3-0 victory over the scored twice off Gary Nolan, 8Phillies Tuesday night. Montreal roughed 1 Andy' Balderas into the ropes. 5. Singles by Felix Millan, John Messersrnjth for nine hits, inThe middleweight came back That's the third straight shut. Milner and Ed Kranepool cluding run-scoring singles by after Taco with blood pouring out for Jones over the Phillies scored one run and Mike Vail 's Mike Jorgensen Jerry White down ins face from a bad gash a dazzling lcc'nmplishment considering the National sacrifice fly brought in another. and Barry Foote and broke over his left eye, but the local Dodgers 3 CardinaLs 2 lI%e game losing streak b1 bomber was more than able to ague East leaders have been Dave Lopes slugged his first beating Atlanta in a game that meet the charge. shut out only five times ill sea- ho,IIe run of the season and was delayed son. more than two Both men went after each Doug It.au scattered five hits as hours by rain, other with everything they had Jones fattened his record to Los Angeles edged St. Louis. Pirates 9-3, Astros 5-4 until Perez once again drove 17-4 by feeding the Phillies a The Dodgers scored twice Manor Sanguilkn's three-run him into the ropes with a solid steady' diet of sinkers. He re- against loser Lynn'McGlo then, triple keyed a six-run first in- combination, This was followed tired 14 Phillies on ground balls 8-9, in the first inning and after ning that carried Pittsburgh With the picture perfect right while breezing through a one. the Cardinals scored an past llottstnn in the first game uppercut and referee Jack hour, 32-minute performance, unearned run in the top of the of their doubleheader, The As- Blake counted to 10 over the Elsewhere in the National second, Lopes homered in the tros won the second game on Ed prone ualuVras. eague, the New York Mets bottonihalf o( the inning for the lierrniann's ninth-inning Santore s win, his 11th edged the Cincinnati Reds 2-I; winning run, sacrifice r1. against two losses and one draw, came in his first scheduled eight-rounder. On paper, the fight looked like lightw ight's i as his opponent was one of Texas' top 135-pounders, Frankie was able to get to .,'To 0 S t t knockout, customary controversy that had fans in an uproar. Ross' win, his 35th in 37 fights, was another one-sided beating, It was San Antonio's Aguirre who was unable to take that5 . Jones Tops P n ____ - - i -1 ey ______ Tl .. ReI holds uphaedaI Perez hits Balde stage - -. Clark opened up with both by Clark was really a push. But back to his corner, from northern Florida. hands in the second and the problem was, nobody knew Clark raced across the ring dropped the normally durable it wasn't Finally. Scott ended it with, ORLANDO — It was business a knockdown except and caught the unsuspecting another right Hord for what appeared to be han 0pped McBride. as usual at the Orlando Sports three times, fiord with a great right hand to fiord for the fifth time In the. Stadium Tuesday night: When the third knockdown the side of his face and Max Under rules that govern was registered round, and this time McBride the handlers, went do Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross fights at the for the fourth time. signaled the end of the Sports Stadium, along with the ring announcer Clarkwere aploozed systematically destroyed three knockdowns in one round and several other people while fans yelling to at Hard Clark slaughter. Alphonso Aguirre in the main automa tically te After the bout the 17-ye rminates the jumped into the ring, event, about his so-called "cheap explained his fight. actions, "The ref Everybody thought the fight shot." Taco Perez survived a rocky told me to fight and so J fought That Is where this week's was over, but, first round yelled to McBride waved to comeback and controversy came in, them If the fans don't understand the two fighters level Oscar Balderas in the to continue together again and Clark that, shame on 'em," Referee Willie McBride ruled lighting. Clark heard him but continued second, his one-sided After the fight, Hard a Frankie Santore continued that the first knockdown scored liord didn't and started walking pounding of the welterweight nounced his retirement. his winning ways in impressive fashion against Lamar Baskon. Scott "Golden Boy" clark . ' SlOW.'- breaking pitc hes most of them in on the bat handles of Sanford All-Stars, who fanned nine times against him. Owens seemed to be more effective as he went along. Ocata's hitting heroes were Gary Cox, with a three-run homer over the rightfield fence I:..... m - By LOUIE SAPSIs Herald Correspondent -. . SIcR1'S e Ross, Perez, Santore, Clark Win . . ., by 7 1 . I . - 1, OItMONI) BEACH Sanford Dana Owens, a crafty little in the second off starter Brett played roll-over-rover and lost lefthanded pitcher who relieved Von hlerbulis, and catcher a baseball game Tuesday night Jeff Takac after the latter gave Steve Lesslng. who singled in . which eliminated the Little up a walk to Bobby Bridges, a the winning run in the fourth, Major League all-stars from ground-rule double to Larry cliiiiaxing a three-run burst further postseason tournament Frederick, a triple to Wes against losing pitcher Terry j play. Steele and a double In Chip Griffin. Ocaki as the spoiler, S1iundes. Tw o fielding errors in the oerconiing a 5-0 Sanford lead Owens got the next to fourth by Larry Frederick was - I in the first inning to post a 6-5 batters out before John Polk instrumental in Ocala 's three:jvictory which puts it against delivered a two-nm single. run burst which won the game. -J once defeated South Daytona in After that inning, Owens Ocala ran itself out of a tonight' s 7 p mu game for the skmmrued the door on Sanford possible scoring opportunity in ., right to come back Thursday bats Only base runners were to the first After Jim Muckenfuss ,. against undefeated St Cloud be Steele on lthrn%ing error in reached base via an error and _J C, rin,,4 . t.ai d h.ihIt .k. - . . WV vwuIu,ItL. 1IIRV Iiiti Wi lOOK second on a woo pitch, ne -- touted South Daytona,i ......,, 1411 third inning walk Polk on .i 1itternpted to score on a single ., Iftergettlngaps)chologlcallift four th-inning walk and Jim Pete Shutters but was cut b the banner on South Johnson on another walk in the dormathomeona fine throw by Daytona 's bus a premature six th. Griffin. . 1 —-- _____ ,, - ..'; _______ - .- / '" Ti-,," i f,. ~Jft ••j - ' Ocala Slams Door On Sanford — - - -•.: ! And, Controversy Pops Up Again 0 i ine AlImStarsAtEndOf W - _ WsdnIsday, July 2J,ifl,,A WINTER PARK MALL Open I am. to pm. Mindly thru Salurdiy Open Sunday 1:01 tsS:14p.m. Catalog center Ph. 4444445 Store Ph. 4474333 Ne . .A', ..'th 4 'I t e , k 4 j' -. : :.' 't �12 A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Cook Of The Week Mi SCOREBOARD PQh, 77 Simmons, SIt.. 27. FIFTH I Sandy Doll (Parr); 2. Monlanet, All, 21; Rosie, Cm. 21. O.,ala Special (Vandervort); 3. TRIPLES-Tyson. SIL. ; D.Cash. Captain Riddle N MCA); A. Scottie Phil. D, Parker. P9P, I; Geronimo, Tron (Aldrich); S Crazy Goose Cm, I, W,Davis. SD, 7 I v an Deventer). 6 Gypsy Schuyler Baseball Ton ig h t. In L im e1`0g h t Nadt"a Back Juveniles - cans another gold, scoring 190 The highlight so far has been days of competition, Amer. individual gymnastics. Mt)Nl'l(KAI. (Al') Jennifer Chandler, 17, Lin- of 200 in skeet shootIn, . live gold tiiedaLs will be the complete domination of ica's matchless titale swimAMERICAN LEAGUE Shirley Babashoff, rountain East awarded: uneven parallel bars, their sport by the American coin, Ala., had to overcome liters. chief harvesters of wLPct.OB IlICfl and the East German some biased marks from East Valley, Calif., declined to talk balance beam, floor exercise, HOME RUNS-Kingman, NV, 37; (Culhane). 7. 2 Easter Son (Shell); utietlal imp that han put the New York 56 32 636 5r.cfl, Phi, 24. GFojter, Cm. IS. • Ma ry Jo Adios (Selders). with reporters alter she had united States on top in the XXI vault and all-arotmil. Nadia's women swimmers. Both are un(;erIIuin judge Heinz Gold Baltimore 41 14 .500 12 Monday, Chi, I?; W.RObInson. Pgh. I. Fly Fly Fella SIXTH who heavily favored Christa failed to break the East 6crCleveland 42 44 III 13 ()I)mpic Games, 111(1st yield chief opposition will be the flusbeaten. 17. Margin, Cm, 17. (Stader); 7, miss Bronze (Culhane); Detroit 11 41 42 13', to win IlUIn'3 hold on women's swim. sian.s And the gold medals acquired Kohler of his country STOLEN BASES-Cedeno, HIM, 3 NancY's Bruce (Patterson); 1. Ludmila Tourischeva, center stage again tonight. Boston 42 16 477 14 31, Taveras. Pgh, 79; Brock. SIt., Engine Room Run (van Deventer); w ho leads in floor exercise and by John Hencken, Santa Bar- the women's three-meter filing. Petra Thumer won in Nadia will be bark. M'lwkee 36 49 .121 1811 76; Lopes. LA, 26; Morgan. Ciii. 25 s Color Me Beanie (Britton); 6. world record time of 4:09.Vj The Yankee swimmers, un- trails Nadia by only four-tenths bera, Calif., in the 100 brea.stst- springboard, WI'S) PITCHING (S Decisions)- Beol,ii.e Way (P Regur); 7 Mack Kan City 56 31 622 "I didn't really notice it," she Miss Babashoif also broke the beaten and perhaps unbeatable, of a point in the over-all; Nellie roke and Brian Goodell, MisRhoden. LA. 0, 1.000, 2. R.Jones. 2. Byrd (P. Neely): S. Star Student CThkI&nd 4 5, 171. $10. 24$ Alcala, Cm, 57. (D- Amato) added: "I don't think old record at 4:10.46. Shanon Kinl.wholeadsinthevault,and slim Viejo, Calif., in the 1,500 said, then, will he seeking their sixth and 16 *3 .517 9, 500. 4.37 Norman, Cm. 72. .771. 2.19 I Brilliant Byrd IF. SEVENTH Minnesota both in world he meant (ado that. Sometimes Smith of Canada was third. eventhgold,itedals inas many Olga Korbut, the darling of the freestyle II II 161 II', Ihlenleld). 2. Surgery Time Chicago 10 48 455 IS record time 1972 Games. boosted the politics gets in whether YOU (Vandervort). 3 Mi ghty Senator events. Tht'y'reheavily favotl California 39 55 415 19 Jai Alai (Lyons); I Claynaven Pioneer the It very well could be the United States Into the medal want it to or not." 800-Ilieter Freestyle relay. Tuesday's Results (Lake). S Ancmndy (Paul. 6. Little highlight of the entire Olymlead with seven gold, six silver Oakland 7, Cleveland MONTREAL (AP) But the bias was obvious. The Olym And the) hadthree of the four 7. Bubba East Jodi (Bourgeois). DAYTONAREACH Baltimore 10. Kansas City 3 and three bronze after three (Towd booed it. Toward the at- pic medal standings alter Tues Pics. (Rauch). S Heather Chance (Sica). best times in qualifying for the TUESDAY'S RESULTS competItlon Milwaukee 6. California 2 I Bones Demon (No 100 butterfly. EIGHTH ter stages of the competition day's Geld. .111.. Ire. Tot New York II. Chicago 9, S in FIRST -1. Victor Pecina (1)9.10 Driver), 2. Joshua (Strong); 3 flinQ5 And when tiny Nadia Cornevent other judges peered united Stales 7 6 3 16 4.005 70; 2. Solos Diaga (6)5.20310; Freeze (Phillips); 4. Amy Girl 6 Detroit S. Minnesota 3 1 4 it angrily at the East German. He E Germany 3 Gatina Gores (2) 760. Q (6$) Mercury (Pau). S Peppers Heel aneci appears, the rest of the 4 Soviet Union Boston 4 Texas 2 2 I 4S50. P ($6) $9.70. (No Driver); 6 Breezy sat (Hail); 7. Olympics will all but halt, gave her the lowest point total Japan I Today's Games 0 7 3 Victory Wreath (Roy) SECOND 1. Barguin Goros (6) MONTREAl. 1 Al') Two gymnastics gold medals. Miss of the seven judges on seven of W. Germany I California (Ryan 711) at 1000 120310; 2. Uriarte Sutton (2) waiting and watching with I 0 2 NINTH I Byrd K (Ruggles); 2 Cleveland (Waits 3 4). (n) 1 1 Olympic basketball powers 0 2 Korbut, now 21 years old, be. her 10 tbves. And he gave the Bulgaria 740300 3. SolosPecina (1) 300, Q Sitar Hanover (Komers); 3. Ocala happy anticipation of another 0 Poland 2 0 2 Oakland (Lindblad 42) at (2 6) 31,20; P (67)167.10; BQ (6$) Star Fly (JetlerSon); 1. Speedy perfect performance from the the United States and Yugo- carne the darling of the 1972 East German girl the highest or New York (Hunter 111), () 0 0 Canada 2 2 O'Neil (Vandervort); S. Antigo with all 2) 111.00; (6$ with all 7) - will clash tonight as Games in Munich, while the 14- next to highest mark on all 10. Denmark I) 0 Milwaukee (Cotborn 6.10) at IS 00 2 2 (Petersen); 6 Chance Win IM. pon'-tailed Romanian school- slavia 0 1 Kansas City (Fitimorris ItS), e ABC-TVs coverage of the Sum- year-old Romanian scored Un0 I Miss Chandler won with Romania THIRD - I Bob Davalos (6) 19.20 Crank). 7. Dandy Thing (Taylor); I. girl who has captured th (n) I 0 0 I nier Gaines continue. 6 00 7 60: 2. UriarliEctward (3) 560 Ocala Paddywak (Van Deventer). imagination of the world. precedented perfect lOs in three 506.19 points to 469.41 for Miss Hungary Detroit (RuNe Portugal 0 I 0 1 56 and 300; 3 Solos Ovy (7) 401. 0 (3 61 1. Sumter Princess TENTH Both teams have been tabbed phases of the team gymnastics Kohler. Cynthia Mclngvale of ' 4.Foot.1I, 88-pound pack. Lernancryk 1, 1) at Chitago Belgium 0 I 0 1 5800. P (6 3) 97.70. (Cuihane); 2. Cheryl Grattan (No competition. S possible medal winners. (Gonage 5$ and Johnson 0 0 1 I Dallas won the bronze with Holland FOURTH 1. Molina (1) 29.10 Driver). 3 H Nugget (Provost). 4 age 01 pert perfection, holder of 2. (In) Iran 0 1 0 I Also tonight, Romania's ABC's coverage of the Games 46& 1710110,2. Rodolto (3) $106.00; 3. Definer (Ruggles); S. Lady Dee Dee the only three perfect 10 scores Boston (Wise 1.7) at MinGash Italy 0 I 0 11(3)3.20. 0 IS 7) 93.60; P (7 (Ormsby). 6. Chris Fristol (Kurt?. ever awarded in the Olympics, Nadia Comaneci and Olga Kor- will run From 7:30 to 11 p.m., Don Haldeman, a 29-year-old Gil Brltn nesota (Goltz 7S), (n) 0 I 0 SI 134 40; DO (6 7) 197.10. worth); 7. Sam Bengali (P. Neely) Baltimore (May 67) at Texas 0 i goes against the Russians in the but of the Soviet Union will EI)T, plus a 15-minute wrapup tool and the maker from SOU- Austria 0 i FIFTH 1, Gasti Cobian 7300 (Perry 97), (n) 0 0 1 I 610 550; 7 Gatdos Elorri 510 520; finals of the wonten'sallaround cnulpete For the individual at 11:30 pun. derton. Pa.. gave the Amen. Australia - L Well-Fed Mother's From By l'.l.UA NILIIOLS Herald Correspondent potatoes ! After raising six youngsters of her own, Virginia Eland, - - Evsnlnq Herald, - - - If' Counting Gold - -. - U.S. C On - . , TV - - - - 4 - ij m - - - Thursday's Games Oakland at New York California at Cleveland. In) Milwaukee at Kansas City, In) Boston at Minnesota. (n) Detroit at Chicago, In) Baltimore at Texas. (n) L Racing Dog 3 Bontguen 100; 0 (13) 79 50 P (3.1) $700 SIXTH - 1. Solos Mandiola (1) 11607.103.40, 2 Nestor Gash 11 (7) 120360; 3. Bob Wally (5) 340, 0 (1. 7) P (I 7) 253.00; DO 13 1) FIRST - I My Girl Peck (2) 710 io 310 320; 2 Travetin Nell (5) 1.50 SEVENTH - I. Barguin Molina (1) II SO 5.20 160; 2 Nestor Cobian 3.20, 3. Johnnie Margo (I) $ $0. 0 (2 NATIONAL LEAGUE 5) n,1110; P (2 5) 59.10; 3179 (2) 19, 006 503. Solana.Etorri (1)6.10 East SECOND -) Brindle Skipper (5) WLPc9.06 Q () 43.00: P (I 2) 159.90 540 3 40 2 $0; 2. Pixie Whit (7) 7.60 EIGHTH - 1. Rafael Elorri (2) Phita s, 23 671 140 3 Soft Fox (1) 3.10; 0 IS 7) Pills 49 39 .SS1 io', 19.10 900 300; 2 ApraitWally 11.10; P IS?) 4310: 1 (57.11 15460; New York 19 45 .321 3½ 5.10 210; 3. Isasa Coblan (I) 3.10 DO (7 Si 2060 3367 0(2 3) 33.40; P (23)132 90; 80(12 St. Louis 449 20 10 49 THIRD - I Wright Grand (5) with all 2) 332.20; (1 2 with all 3) Chicago 37 53 .411 23' 17 60 7. 20 4 20; 2. Aming High (6)1.80 11200 Mon treal 21 57 321 460. I Pat Annexed (5) 410; 0 IS 6) NINTH - 1. Rafael (3) 2140 550 West 69 20 , P IS 61 136 50; 1 (568) 340. 2. Gash (7) 170.4.00; 3. Apralx Cincinnati 57 33 .420 5.06000 31.83. (1) 3.40; Q13 7) 41.10; P (3 7) 131.10. Los Ang 31 11 .354 6 FOURTH - 1. Fawn Dawn (5) TENTH - I. Solos Sutton (3) 2160 HouSton 4 16 .311 10 530 500 5 , 90; 2. My Big Wheel (2) 61010 20; 2. Barqui Edward (1) 5 20 San Diego 16 47 140400:3 CaprIcious (3) 460:0 (2 1020; 3 Victor Ovv (I) 600; 0(1.2) Atlanta 19 467 14' 8) 1560; P ($2) 4560; 1 (573) 4310, P12 1) 16790; ro(3 2) 363.70. San Fran 415 )9 39 5.3 21670 31.67. ELEVENTH - 1 Mutlila Gasti ii Tuesday'; Results FIFTH - I. Wayside Tansu (i) (1)21 201340210. 2. Isasa Paco (3) Pittsburgh 93. Houston 5.4 6 . 1310710;). Aprait Rodolto(6) 310; Montreal 1, Atlanta 3 iOU. .1 rnigniynT ,voiur ii; O $13010; P IS 3) 75.30. New York 2. Cincinnati 1 O lt 3) 700 P11 31 1770; Tit 2) TWELFTH 1. IsasaMandiola San Diego 3. Philadelphia 0 50 20; 31 16 (5) 23.10. 3620. 4.00; 2. MirtiEtorri D os Angeles 3. St. Louis 2 SIXTH - I. My Odyette (1) 1.60 (3) 7.60 400; 3. Apralz.Echaniz Chicago 3, San Francisco 2 160 4.00: 2. Rufus Hazouri (6) 300 150: 0 (3 S) 45.60; P IS 3) 155 10; Tsday'sG.ues 3403 Cappy's Sheri (3) 540. 0(1 6) St. Louis (Denny 34) at Los Big 0 (3 $ with 35) 94150 1100; P(46) 1950; T(463) 11660 Angeles (Sutton 107) 07 Philadelphia (Kest at 9.1) SEVENTH-). Nimble Roacsy San Diego (Freisleben 46) 560.260300.2 Dutchess Royal (6) Chicago (Penko 35) at San 11 60 $00. 3. Metric Mate (1) $ 40 Francisco (Montetusco 5$) 0(6 $132 00. P IS 6) 5070. 1(5 6 1) SEMINOLE Houston (Andular 6.3 and 56900. 3172 TUESDAY'S RESULTS a. ,,,,,,,,,, '" at EIGHTH - I Danna Eckert (4) (Reuss ,' 1520 7.20 460, 2. Countess Christie FIRST - I Dandy Horn (Ted fl) (7)5S0350.) Travelinlom (3)100 at Paul (5) S 6 340 260. 2 Prince Atlanta (Ruthven 11$) 0(4 7) 3180; P(47) 726.20; T(4 7)) Desmond (6) 1.002.60: 3 My Tawni Montreal (Fryman $7). (n) 20% off these Chicago at St. Louis. (n) San Diego at Los Angeles, Only games scheduled - Major League Leaders American League BATTING (215 at bats)- G.Brrtt. KC. .369. McRae. KC. 3.19; Bostock, Mm, 330; LeFlore. Del. 330. Munson, NY. 12?. T 2.11~ THIRD - I Nibs Brat (R Bob :. . 59 North Oak 35 BATTED IN KC. 63, Charribliss. NY. 59; Burroughs, Ti., 39; L May, ftal.S7; Ystrzernski. 8w, , Munson, NY. 56. Oando, Oak. 56. HITS-'G Brett, KC. 134 Munson NY. 1)2; Chambliss. , Rivers NY 109 Carew Mm, 109 DOUBLES-McRae. KC, 23~ Carty, Cie. 21. Rivers. NY. 21 GBrott, KC. 21, Otis. KC. 2t allow (5) 300 2 60 3 Buddy Hope 1(356)7300 11371 1 Ui... .,.i .ii.. Darron 7 KeIto Queen s Jobill S Bio ND SECO t Trusting 2 Silver I Ocala Eagle (Sy 6 3 Worthy Will, 4. Glad S Mr Jefferson) 12) 500 300 2.10; 2 Monk, 6 Sansage Himax: 1 SEVENTH '. - •,.., . - widths I Length 75" wIdth 100" wIdth 125 width 150 wIdth Sal. Sale Sal. Sale Sal. $14 11.20 45" $14 11.20 $24 11.20 $32 34 $16 12.10 920 93 $16 12.50 $21 21.80 $34 27.20 $4.4 35.20 $51 40.50 $17 13.10 $29 23.20 $39 31.20 $48 38.40 $57 45.10 $19 15.20 $32 25.10 $41 32.30 $51 40.10 $59 41.20 $52 $21 16.50 $35 $23 $4.4 35.20 $55 $44 $65 84 90 i I 95 $25 .f' . I 1:_ . . i . -.. Length RegI 34 Sal. Sale $12 $25 $20 $43 21.10 $38 34.40 $51 84 12.80 $28 24.40 138 30.40 $47 37.10 $54 $17 12.60 834 21.20 $43 34.40 $56 44.10 867 90 821 1680 $37 93 $23 $16 18.40 $48 36.10 $60 31.20 $54 43.20 867 $39 1 . 40-6 - . 11 . I $72 37.50 33.80 $78 $2.40 . ~ . , I r II . ( , ' Tique draperies too. " .1' ' .I , . ,• .8 , n ,' g . - s: - . 13. - - 'i' - ' .Ilu.I 'T "le tone' towels . . I I - .5 II . . . . ' ' ''" ' . ,:, / " Kid Coach. S Noticeable. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Garland. Bal. 121. .973. 749 SEVENTH - I. Dallying, 2 FIRST - I Noble (Vandervori); Fidrych, Oil, 112, .546. 1.71 2 Fargo Mark (Kimball), W Campbell. Mm. 112. $44 , Prince Printer; 3 Tracy's Howarcr; Chief (How ard). S. Fast Tovchka; 4 Nap's Jake: On ion, 6 Bird. KC. 93, .730. 3.14 Kern. Cie. 6 And Easy (F4rga); 7 Miss Erin (B. Ulo Joe, 7 Touchy Tommy; $ 7. 730. 739 O.Ellis. NY. 111. 123 Wh,tidovi Eckert RiUurl. I Red Clay (D'Amato) 311 Leonard. KC. 01. 7)4 EIGHTH - I Demon; 2 G P SEcOND - I. Steady Pat Fit:movris. XC, 115. 44, 3)3 Sunset. 3 Spyin Sly; I. Sandy Time 5TPlXEOUT-Ryan. Cal. Ill; (Komirs): 2 Squaw Byrdie (P ' Nellie Day. 6 Rocket M.; 7 Iar.ani, Cal, 13.4, Biyleven. Tee, Neely). 3 Daylon.'; Tern Trayeiin Pete, 5, White Clown. 130. JenkinS, 8w. 106. Leonard. KC, (Seideri); 1. Bomber 0 (F. NINTH - I Bolton. 7. Gracious lhlinfeid); 5 Sherry Belly (Hart Volt. 6 Joppa Star Maid Dame. 3 G.R. Pronto , 4. Hirleco; Mickey Eckert; 6 Just Plain (Dvoracekl. 1 Liability (M National League Verge. 7. Mark Belew: S Win Now BA TTING (215 of bats)- Crank), $ Queen May (Jolvyson) TENTH - I. Hardy Type; 7 He. THIRD - I Saint Clam Eulie ((10 A Oliver, Pgh, .353; W.Cnlwtord, 3 Wflite Shasta; 4 Ed'; Impulse. S SIL. 3.39. WRobinson, Pgl's, 33$, Driver).? Justa Frost (Dvomacek); SC Whtestone. 6 Keith Geiger. 7 Row. Ciii, 33.4: GriUcy, Cims, 330 3 Dutch Time (No Driver); Shaded Blue, I. Ex Parte. RUNS-Rose. Clii. SO; Griffly. Champ Rainbow (No Delver): ELEVENTH -1 True Faith. 2 Cm. 70, Schmidt, Phi, 49, M.ony. Sneaky John (Sica); Easterm,te Shot. 3 Bi Citron Chi, 61. Morgan. Cin, 47 RUNS BATTED IN- 0 Foster I Des Frisky(pi FOURTH - I MISS Cin, 14. Kingman, NY. 12, Morgan, C:n: 6$. Schmidt. Phi. 62 T.Ptr, l8ridge),2 g Bad 68.ar:1 ein 'tthC Cm. 3 Hobos First (CulPssne; 1. HITS-Rose, Clii. 125. Monfarwi, Pace CM Crank), S Brimstone Fire Garvey. (GiIIP.6. Lute Way (6 Regur);?. : DOUBLE S-Madlock. Chi. 2j, mender (Lyons) K n"td, 1. June Alice; I, Riteway Hand towel • A'1' ' Ali 7 ,) ' .ijj,,&5, . 4 '. - - . , '• .' " - , a , a "-'i -, 'v-' • ' , 16, Si :. . , , ,s • j . ' 'IIt . . '• TWELFTH - ' 10' I -. . I •. t •, 1' , • !; .; ~,ioner BAiwie Kuhn find Oa ' kland tion b) ttk- 13-member House A's owner Charlev ~'tnle) group will range fromi league moved into ;I vongressional fo. expansions and franchise %wit(-hes to a-Amer dealings with rum toda%. Kuhn and Finley - along pla)er lalJor unirim and froti, with owners Allan Selig of the the tI and antitrust status of Milwaukee Brewers, John W. Pro teants tit violenct'jntwcke Gilbreath of the Pittsburgh PiStsk said the legal and per. rates and Robert I.. hiowsam of sonal hassle between Kuhn and the Cincinnati Reds were the i-'unley over the ronimtssiorwr's first witnessa called before a nullification of the multimillion spmal House committee In- dollar siale of three Oakland - Table la mps. - -,. . . - . . . ., / I s. "s' t, 1. - . I - 4t1SU9 ., - ow . --. - . . . -....... 10 (' . - ' - . . . \ h1. ' PRESIDENT rETS flora Lee Russell (center) president of Ballet Guild of SanfordSeminole ( BGS) gets award of appreciation from Miriam Wright (left) anti Valerie Weld, BGS artistic directors and choreographers. Th e l oo ted engraved silver bow ls were pe rsonal gifts from Mrs. Russell to the sisters for a job well done. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) '' DOUBLE melted I Pour over bread and mix, add 1 co p pineapple chunks or raisins, Pour in pan and bake at 350 degrees. Grease pan with Ijutter ikor lOunnutes ' - I pt. sour cream (at room tern pi ffe Se nd s e n L e tter To Husband's Mistress W CIIEF-SECAKE ' At home, Virginia likes to try ;saniIl eggs , / . , . '-8 oh. pkgs. cream v.-_______ IM'AU D EA AIIIIY: You once 11 - heese ,I letter telling girls who . .. do ~ -_ ___~ . ~. .%fix cream cheese and sugar %%ere in lo%v with married men w i-.771 ... well, then ad d eggs, one at a what to expect. You titled it . turn'. Add vanilla, fold in sour "Never On Sunday." Please try Virginia Eland In her well-stocked pantry. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols cream, put in crust and bake at to find it and run it again. I want 35') degrees, for I hour. Turn to send It to my daughter. cups water hot buns, I cup quick oats off liven and leave cake in oven Thank you. cup quick oats i, cup chopped nuts or BROWNIFS I full hour. MV liMIt IN i I, tablespoons flour .0I m,.It,.,I k,,...,. - ,IIX-. i 'i cups TEARING uuii,'i 1, ,.,...,,,, rtanu k.,..,,., iiu i : i UI:t I cup %ugar Combine in or(ler given, mix grahain cracker crumbs, I a cup DEAR TEARING: Ifere's the Combine beef, green pepper, 2 eggs well bt'Iu'l1 well. Spread batter in B x 8 inch sugar, and I I cup softened letter. I hope It helps: (-elery and onion in skillet until I teaspmn sanllla greased pan. Rake at 35() butter or margarine, press UKAIt :lllt\': May I gise nie.it Is browned. Add i cup sifted Flour degrees for 30 minutes. firmly on sides and bottom of i sour readers the benefit of m remaining Ingredients and 1 cup cocoa (;F:KM.%Nl'oTATO5,%I,1L) in, pie plate, bake at 375 sery '.aluable experience I simmer 35 minutes. Serve (ill teaspoon salt b cups ('i1134'Il eliok('ll ces for S niiliuks address this to any woman who I . - ______ . - .. _________ ,,, _______ ~ Beat 4 eggs add 2 cups sugar 6 CUI ml I tables poon cinnamon I tablespoon vanilla 'i lb. oleo or butter, . . .1t' ,' I Op R ,.,,,, i'llt TC't' ""ii ' . - . Single Parents Hope . g to Illustration. ~4" amics. Choose from 6 distinctive styles Flora Miller (Formerly of Fabric Care Center) is now atWes-Kay 11, Ill W. 27th St. (next to Pinecrest School). Wash, Dry & Fold Service is now available 25 c lb. Hours B.S. Two drop off locations - Wes Kay I, 2010 French Ave. and ill W. 27th 2 I - WINTER PARK MALL - 00"16 &M- 00 9 P.M. 11111,411111,1101 "UV Salvirtsy CStSiSICOMOtPh-&"-" IftrOPIL"14311 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 9;30 Al.M. If 111 11111 P^- Monday and Friday o0i . per _.a. . -' "The $ ) Ladies 5.10 Girls 8-3 infants 58 if&J1r1:Zj - Family i.1' _11I I I St. / __ , Wedge Way " t. 1 $85O I J Beij Aw'o HAIR / I [1 .'-,. i I2=_.-I1-11,I.A0 1#~"g"ffik01 - ,oup ..'eeze The Latest Trend In Styling - _~,, 4 , 'I.--- '2 - #ai 0 ,_Iy~ __~Ix . , ,~./ . I cotaws castor P,ft. m-leis SlereftlIM13111 '' _" 1 ' - opwio&m.00gpm-AA&MBY"Irvsalwr"y - . __ ~ SANFORD PLAZA -. . .. , .-- 1 36" high table lamps ..k; P, Similar - , I ' . 16 988 ,..' Conulienting iin tlw di5pue %luch has Lwen taken to the federal vourts b% ~*inley, Sisk has indicated syllipath% with the vonuitissiolner's iase that bloukt'd the sale of the thrit' A'. lii the fled Sox and Yankees. 'I think.1 signalled the start a bIdding war For free agents," Sisk said of Finley's tran.saction. 'I think the com imLuloner did the right thing in . . SANDALS _ ,!~~, ..,( ~:crs kind Vida Blue - was to lx. iii , . f' -' WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S --- ns 01aliffilan B.F. .Sisk. [Wallf_ , . _,.......;. 1,:, t/, uh Finley Feud To Congress %%ASHINGTON #At)) - '11w ' 'I, '4L • : siy", I. Wright Elite. 2 M FIrty Gertie .i& ,-' Madeaw,sh. I Traveiin Luck, ~r "v _______________ ''I d ';• %4\( 'fl • I I" s, 1 1 t.'I 'b )$r . 11 n h,,• .t4' i ''I, .,,, :,. i. I ' _, . ' %'i 1, 0 - .,4b ., ' , . '' ' 'd - _,, - ' ,.. :, " softness, long wear '' 1p• . I.. and auick drVlng. Hemm ed e .4 d fashion colors. ''# , I 1 Color pol yester cotton terry for . A. i',, 1',, , :' '"" - q Wash cloth - -.- I. I Summer Workshop Slated - - Bath towel .- oFor High School Students " '- .4 / - . - . ,,' N ev ClUb 'Nelcorfl em bers ,t 1. I , - . i . ' , ' T,________ f , - . kJ,/1f Spec als too I ' SPWP Gives i I 53.60 $48 . '. __ . 43.20 (All draperies are in stock or special order.) Sale prices effective thru Sunday, July 25 t A_ 'I '1J 1 - . _. .I if -L ___ 11 1 :' Great .A . X ____ S S 20% off our 29.60 . ...:_____ sexual relatton.s in his life as a virgin. and patient with tile juveniles . I know absolutely nothing housed at the center, "Tile) about sex, and I am scared to only want a little attention, a death that I will mess up on my little love','' she said. lien' are honeymoon. some of her yummy recipes. I am too ashamed to ask any of my close friends what to do. (P , SLO PPY I - JOF,S One day I tried to get some information from a casual i. hini ,Ahen he tells you that his acquainUnce at work a, I cup chopped green wile is a shrew, cold, homely, looked at me like I was nub pepper tix) fat f or too thifll. anti she said, "Just do what comes 1 cup chopped celer) hasn't slept with him in 10 natural, man, do what comes I cup chopped onion sears, ti 2 cups barbequr sauce natural," Then he walked lJun'I expect his wife to away. is in lose with a married man: disorce him If she catches him. If I knew what was going to Sese'r expect to see him on She knows that y ou aren't his come natural I wouldn't be so Sundays or holidays. Never call first affair and won't lx' his last. worried. him at home. Don't ever expect Al.so, she's not about tip give up Can you help me' him to take ou out in public, her social status, financial NERVOUS IN LOUISIANA but be prepared to entertain se('urit% and retirement income fly DORIS 1)IETRICH DEAR NERVOUS: Your ehapter located at 940 W. for dues, literature. etc. The programs covering ever he has been greatly helped by him at your place. lie hlay ht'causi,' of %oU. hii'weser, her famih doctor, or any physician, llcrald('orrt-spondent Fairbanks. The only structure of the organization is subject from psychology to the the understanding of PWE' bring a bottle or the steaks dism'osrr will probably ter- will Instruct ou in the basics. Single parents of all ages requirement to qualify for geared to all family (ilellibers psychic sciences, ~ and social iiientbers, iit'casioflally, but in actual nlinatc' his affair with )miu, so be Don't be ashamed and don't have found recluse in the membership is to be a single and there is something for gatherings. A Sanford businesswoman dollars and cents, you will prepan'et to get some new worry. Your bride has been International non-profit, non- parent regardless as to status. everyone. SingleparenLs who are in- lost her husband after .35 years spend more on him than he'll clothes, circulate and find married before, so if you forget sectarian organization, Parents After applying for mciianother man whose wife Is a sour Instructions, she'll be able terestedinl'Wp are we'lcometo of a near perfect marriage, s pe nd On )OU. Without Partners i PWP. The bership, the Never depend oil him Ill times shrew, cold, homely, too fat (or to cue you. prospective activities include phone Marjo Jones, Programs After his death life seemed basic purpose of the member IS issued a guest card picnics, cookouts and social and Education director, 647- unbearable and she attempted of personal crisis. Don't believe too thin), and hasn't slept with DEAR ABBY: Please explain organization is helping the For a 45-day orientation period, gatherings. The teen S1CflC him for 10 sears. Sign me. in easy pool-hall language just 1401, or Bob Johnson, Adult suicide. A co-worker suggested single parent successfully cope Each application is thoroughly features teenagers sharing the Activities director, 647-2451. HIS WIFE what people mean when they that the willow with child-raising. with two lt' common conditions and checked to eliminate the DEAR ABRY' 'ihis may be say they are "born again" or A Sanford busjnes,siiian and children, 30 and 16, join PWI'. Todatc, a PWI' group has not possibility of fraud. openi holding rap sessions, Ill,most unusual letter you've "twice-born." Thank you. the Father of five hiliiren has a been formed in Seminole She said, ''I was reluctant at ever received. You ma' even new lease on life' alter joining first but agr RU.: ('LAY CITY, ILLINOIS However, many Seminole eed to try Those qualll)ing and desiring 3nvthinh' es The adult activities are PWI'. Altho tOSS it into the wastebasket DEAR Ikit: They mean that ugh he does not to alntain my sanity. After Countians maintain have become membership in PWF' are then centered around lectures n have custody of the children, he attending a few meetings, I thinking it's a put-on, but I they hase accepted Jesus members of the Orlando required to pay a $15 annual fee Family life', family-oriented feels the fellowship assure you it is not. of PWP is realized I had plenty of coinChrist as their personal savior, rew rewarding. man I am a 42-year-old who is and hast' put their faith and pany who shared ha the same 'l'hirt) v fi e' semen have 1k' said, ''It's ;I rice place toemotions. trust in Him. tx'conie charter iiieiiibcrs of the marrying a 38-year-old woman o where you meet people in "I was counseled and listened newly organized Greater It's my first marriage and her ) our satile situation, to case histories of other Seminole Toastmistress Club. St'C()ntl, Everyone has a problem. Whar; l-:%'er)'body Please don't faint. Abby, but I yours! For a person al reply, write to s feels orry for members. Today lilyireward s Interested area women are -fill a virgin - if one refers to a ABly: Box No. 69100, LA., Calif. himself at first until learning of counseling others when they we'lconiie to join the club. 90069 Enclose stamped, self. sonic of the problems of others. are down in the (lumps. It helps First sear officers are Helen man whim has itev er had aris addre.d envelop*. please The meetings and allied ac- me SO much to be able to reach Ke>ser. president. Anne An award-winning workshop Aug. :t limr hrietlng,s on such contribution tit education and tivities have a tremendous others less fortunate. Gellman, vice president; flett) r N for ~*lorida junior anti senior subject,s as ,*earth resources environmental knoiii,ledge. theraputic value as well as a "Now I have more frien(6 French, secretary. Cretchen high school students will swing muanagenient and the future'." social release, through PWI' than I have everReese, treasurer: and Nanc into action in August at Florida Much (if their tliiic on the VW 1"l"G(' chairman of SEEK 76 ''It (kie'sn't cost an arm and had in fit), life. Everybody is so l'eycke, council delegate. 'tech University I"l'U I. campus will is' spent in first- is Mrs. Robert Stone, of Winter leg to belong to PWP. It is a sincere and we truthfully 'I'he club meets the second ' More than 125 students are hand learning projects in areas Park. Co-directors are Drs great place to go for counseling, discuss ow- feelings openly and fourth Thursdays at The' expected for the third annual such as laser remote sensing, Yous&'l A. Vouset and Ronald L. playing cards and having if nice without the fear of being looked ttltammionte Springs Civic SEEK isave the earth's en solar energy concepts, en- Phillips, l"IU engineering tulle. My buddy has custody of down upon. I'WP has been my ('inter. The nest meeting will virorunent through knowledge) vironmental measurements, professors his tcn-ye'ar-old daughter and salvation," she concluded, be Juls 22, at ,4 31) p lii conference being hosted by and nhvsics. Vl'U's College of Engineering Last year's program. SEEK and under the sponsorship of 75,was singled out lana coveted (A.1 i the Florida Federation of Community Service award Garden Clubs lI"FG('. from aIt Disney World in Center Cut Pork Chops. . .5 Lb. Box 'ihe 4-day meeting starting recognition of the program's Aug. I has adopted the tht'niti.' Fish 'n Batter.... .. 32, 2 Oz. "Amlierica's 'l'rtcentennial" in a 1I'hu1nr 1 Chicken Drumsticks .... . 5 Lb. Box move to explore the energy and environmental problems that Pure Gr. Beef Patties . 26, 3 Ox, Ea. 00 fact' the nation in the next anti century. Speakers -: demonstrations that permit ___________ Pairs "hands on" involvement by the students will comprise the Shampoo major portion of this year's I Conditioner Single Pair __ ________________ workshop. I Of As an added attraction the FILE Cut and Blow Dry students will journey to NASA's IN Century America exhibit ~ .-'-'. i $21 16.10 .60 $15 - II Sale Sal. sai. $12 45" I 100" width 150' width 830 $24 $13 10.40 824 16.20 $3.4 27.20 36 -'' '. - - WW_ -1. - .I . .. 1 .I .' - After Virginias breakfast, lunch, dinner and a nightly snack, it's not unusual to have a contented youngster say, "Miss I It new and different dishes for . inpany. [ter husband kic1q her ) ~ ICY saying, "Tile only time I get .-, I Y L draping; mitered and weighted corners. Lining is white RocLon cotton with water-resistant finish. Dry clean only, Beautiful colors. Valance and tiebacks on sale too: - .. - 3.6 0 12S width ' . .. 'k que I -. V , -. ~ ~ .. . 7__i:`- .... . . . ' ,, anything good to eat is when company ('O(i)CS" . 75" wIdth . .. :"- . .' ., .. - r. - " ' u, . - -4:_ ilash of pepper I and one-third cups hot water twthirds cup whitelir inegar In medium skillet, Fry bacon r' until crisp. Drain (in paper towel, reserving 3 tablespoo ns drippings. Saute onion in ,111111111 drippings until tender. Add sugar, flour, salt and pepper, stir until smooth. Gradually add water and vinegar, cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until it bo ils and thickens. In large mixing bowl, combine potatoes and crumbled . bacon. l'our hot vinegar mixture over and toss lightly. 1100 Serve hot. If desired, garnish with chives or parsley. , BREAD PUDDING I 1 , 1-20 iL loaf of bread 12 days old cut In cubes or crumbled Ginny. you feed tile too much! I I! . . 50' width •. •. 25.80 833 26.40 . Sale 1 :- . ' . 2 tablespoons flour Wednesday, July 2), 11'-1 B (, . ,. -. 36 .,; . - . - ' '-: •,: - , F !1, - •,-. I '- seconds," she said. "It's like taking care of your own Lmi ly. . . - .*..,. f::;.: - : Reg. $l7.pr. Radiant"Jewel-Tex"draperiesaredobbyweavo polyester blended with rayon, cotton or acrylic. Thermal acrylic foam backing. Machine wash, tumble dry, no Ironing needed. Fashion colors. Valance and tiebacks on sale too: Belandger (8) 220 220. 3. George Spectres Trend. $ Wright Drive Way(3)3100(2$)$20 T(2$3) 5200. 1 2 10.3 , ',tdritjhl I) Neece, 3 Norman's EIGHTH I Direct America Babe, Minnesota Polly 5 Money. 7 R's rnerry. 0 Bob Tryon FOURTH I Running Randy; 2 7 IS 75) 73720 1 2 091 Dude Dee. -3 Colonel Lucky 4 TRIPLES Garner Oak 1) NINTH - i Howard Champ (Dick Larry Go, S Pecos Smokin. 6 GBtett. KC, 9; LeFtore. Del, 6 Lise(a Farrow. 7 Sovran Stormy;I Poguette. KC. 6:1 Tied wem as Fat HOME RUNS Bando, Oak, 19, Coa moo Fri (1) 2 20 . 0(1 7) FIFTH - I Cousin Francis. 2 (,May, Bat, 17, Hendrick, Cli, Il. 41 14 60. 12017 lonesome Edy. 3 Wayside Julie. I Ystrzemski, B;as. 14; RJickon, 2 10. (Il TENTH I Majoriette L Bar Jane 2 . 5 Sunny Dill; 6 Room Bal. I). RiCI. 8w, 13; (Spiro Barbes) (4) 1040 6 20 410 2 Service. 7 Talgate Toddy: I Noel". NY. 13 NY. Backfire Bay.( (7) 710400, 3 F rst STOLEN BASES First (I) 460: Q(4.7) 3000; T(6, 7 4) SIXTH - I Moving Lady , 2 Kr" Baylor, Oak. T 2.09.1. Slider, 3 Chiory. 4 Doily M_ Carew, Mm. 35; LeFlore, Del, A - .379. Handle - 510.234. Western Whisky; 6 JumpMaster I PITCHING (I Decisions)- . 4~.1 Sale 1 3.60 l3r.5044" - Nardins Pussycat (7) 910 380, 3. ':. .. TENTH - 1. Sold Admiral (5) 5.20 I 00 2L20, 2 Dizzy Dart (7) 4 20 3.20; SIXTH - I. Wantawin Ea;v Ri vers - :: h.:': draperies, 900 4 40, 3. Proven Sister (4) 2 90 T(3 70S.2O. - -. Tins (4) 240 2 20. 3 Stars HoStess P7 LLLVtNIPI - I weeta Pet (2) 370. 0(34) 500; T(342) $120. 2200770 620. 7 Skidoo (7) 970, 17:113 600. 3 Quusqeyana (6) 5600(57) FOURTH - I. John L Purdue 39 60, P15 fl 139 90. T(Sió)S75SO. (Pick Regur) 320 260 210; 2 TWELFTH - 1 First Class (I) AubiCy Time (3) 360 300; 3 Six 100,370270. 7 Gold Palace (1)4.00 Thirteen (5)260:0(13) 13.60: 1(1. 2 60: 3 SPionda Lee (1)500. Q(1 35)5700: 1 137.) 500. P(5 1) 15.30. TIN I 1) 7760 FIFTH - I. Varsity Bomb (Sviro A - 3.707; H - 231.471 Serbes) (7) 400 470 3.20; 2. 5,auri Sirs Echo U) 500 550; 3 Naltyt TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Folly (1)400:0(17) 59.20. T (71 II 119 40. T 2:093. FIRST - i Whippendeai. 2 Cap V .: . S -- enjoy cooking when they clean up t he ir plates and ask for 14 Harness Racing Justly Randolph (1) 9 40 3 40, 1 . : . Sanford, Fl, - - I teaspoon salt prepare a meal for several juveniles held at the Senunolt' Juvenile Detention (enter,' Virginia is presently head cook at the detention facility, a position she has held for over IWO years. She previously owned her own restaurant up north. "I've always loved to ok, ever since I was a little girl and my mother taught me,'' she said, Virginia's' personal recipes are often used at the center, simply by doubling the amounts called for in the recipe. "There are very few complaints here about the food, she laughed. "In fact, when the youngsters are ready to leave, they tell me ow glad they are to be going, but add, 'I sure will miss your good food!" Sloppy Joes and brownies head the list of favorites, according In Virginia. "I really DAYTONA REACH TUESDAY'S RESULTS 1 WOMEN I ford, has few qualms when - _. I- 5 slices bacon I. cup chopped onion - - Pantry -i Fkge)t $2350 [OPENTIL9P.M. EVERY THURSDAY ________________________________ UNISEX STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE 316Comm.rcial Ukoview Plaia F'€ Ph. 322-4I3 DOnfow Sanford fr -0 !iALF PRICES GOOD JULY 21.27 Sam's Portions BEEF-LAM B-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK IF WE DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL ORDER IT PHONE 322.2374 HOURS: MON..SAT.9toIII �! ~-Fven!mg KerId, Sa nford, Ft. W,dn,sday, July 21, 1976 __ BLONDIE chic Young I I IM GONNA MAKE MYSEL;: A NICE WHAT'S fl4AT? ' _________________ n water tAI KISS ME GO I NOW/ DO FAE A s HOROSCOPE I Body of water 42 Disembarked ON GARLIC By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Thursday, July 22, 1976 9 Ship's daily 46 School sign 12 Picnic pest 13 Obliterate 14 Summer (Fr.) 15 Resident of (suffix) 16 Rugged 47 Light boat 50 Spew forth 54 Antique car 55 On the -59 Spanish lady be 34 Pronoun 9 Fast season 40 Mountain 10 Siouan Indian (comb. form) I I Jewels 41 Drift of ship 19 Masculine 43 Warning (ab) 60 Sea eagle 61 Catkin mountain crest 17 Name (Fr.) 62 Eternity 18 Russian 63 orro THE BORN LOSER by Art RcT, MR.1HORAPPt LET' Foe "\ name reotubOnary 64 irish author 21 Cuckoo 20 M erchant ship 65 German article blackbird o fficers 23 Dangers DOWN 22 Corded fabric 24 1 Go by I*ards 25 Put on cargo 2 Grafted (her) 25 Knocks Sonsom (WRAT 'GV BK- C41cQ P0 again 3 Solar disk 4 Tilled 28 Redacted 32 Hawing 5 Arrrval (ab implement 6 Scottish negative 33 Disencumber 35 Roof ornament I Superlative suffix 36 Pastry 37 Negrito 8 Appeared to NOW! I" MvF, Mr 7-3 LI U ( signals at sea 44 Negative conjunction 47 Ships retinue 46 (comb 51 Employed 52 Malayan canoe grimace 53 Browns in sun 29 Keep rope 56 Spirit JFr from fouling 57 Dumped in (naut.) Boston her bor 30 Fencing sword 58 Adjective 31 Expired suffix rrrr— a— 12 13 riir 4 - - __ 15 11 A 16 17 BEETLE BAILEY 1 ' ' ' ' - 29 30 31 28 34 0 7 5 38 1 40 3 44 42 46 V. 47 48 49 54 by Mb A&ntana REALLY T I THINK IT'S IT SAYS OOLLAR BILLS N. 63 55 56 57 64 65 W feWorries ) / About Husband By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D. Dr. DEAR bY St0 1 • rieimaanu -ç-- c.c - rs FER, OPERATION / / - PRISCILLA'S POP by ' COURSE I REMEMBER LITTLE TED LEWIS! OANCE... DO A Y. DOFF His 6ATTERED OLD TOP HAT, . A 4 D SAY ('11- 5 EV'RYBODY HAPPY?* WHAT Al Vermeer AN ACT 0FG0P, WAS THAT"? IGUESS/ r zPy ~ y •AKQJIO - V A 52 times a week, plays tennis at Fa s t suggest only in coldest weather. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS niss sp_e, DON'T 5;40w ANIfONE INTO 4 by Lorry / \ I1 IGT'NG THE SATTL.E AOAINST 41 2 1 SPR EAD HOUR. .._ Lewis TO WIPJ AT WA75OOJ and tennis. lb " 69' j• wJ(f. • Tasty Sliced Franklin Salami or \ $ 19 ' Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef q '79' Corned Beef................ $139 Swift Premium or Lazy Maple Sliced Bacon ................ pig ban 2 Tasty Fresh Baked Strawberry- 1269 I — I-Ib $ 1 9 Oil OR SELF-RISING 5.1b. bag ' J,,iy2I - $169 J'AreenStamps i ' '-- ------ SIDE a : a 1 J",4GreenStamps OF% • • / - -Stauffer's Frozen .' Lasagna 1O' -oz. pkg. .— 2. so Uo @c: &[~Nffy the right to '. 1i rnit ____ qt-"tt1ttes sold I A W 01 Ban Roll-On Deodorant - MISSILLO PROGRAM I - Swift 's Premium Tender Grown Gov ' t nspected MEOW ______ ,I _____________________ Instant Shove OX can J J.i21 9. S - 1 Shipped, D& D, Fresh, USDAGrad.A ç 17 7 , . , . I 99 59 .194 -: • ea\tr-.j41GreenStamps to Choy Publix tile place for prod". Beef Chow Mein ii,b2l~i: ffl- Lar e Nectarines.... 10 #on $I 1 5% \ .- - T EMRVR OF t'L~ jrawWHA7A770p, pup! ITIN Eip 1' .• .r • — Crisp Cucumbers ii?I ForSaladorStuffing,FreshGreen Ill Summer Fruit Treat, Florida 2 25' 6 ' 'i eluding Tobacco Products 5 Ryan .w.4 p~ x p Lawrs c\ Garlic Salt 5'1 -oz. bottle FATRA don'l object if you unwind in the club car, but today you unraveled!" MANS Pi. o6aru where shopping Is a pleasure by Garry Trudeau — -. _____ I I1411414'L - 1 Pleas.. With 0th., Purchaus of $5 or Mo,. Excluding AN Tobacco Produ PAn* Amy! I 10 Chick en Chow Mein 16-al. con JdreenStamps Purchases of S5 of mail Tasty Mangoes........3 —\ .. 7. "I RA . For aCool Summer Salad, Fix Slices of - Al f4f: flavorful Leon Meaty Beef Blade / L La Choy F #6;V):AV 10ASi0W!W4k HUNIM, Round Steak............ t" _______ T. K. • $129 TNAdfii by Sirloin .............b Full Cut Lean Meaty Beef lb --------- — -----P Golden Bananas..... 2'1'0 sr 3 3 Perfect for Slicing & Sandwiches, Extra Large Tasty Beef Loin or r - FR*t4 alefiLL TUMBLEWEEDS \( 01 can Sweet Delicate Flavored Fresh (80 size) M iracle Inflation Fighter ___- 44 i - kha\i — 991 Fryer Backs & Necks IF 4 STAMPS Fryer Breastsuhinb Fryer Drumsticks Fryer Thighs.............. Fryer Wings — 7 addition to his vitamins. have number 5-10 Address o you any comment" letter to me in care of Ythis DEAR READER Yes, I newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, _( . who best to not only help your these pills is a board certified husband with his present feel. It so happens that Cyclwpasmol is not effective if Isle J*AreenStamf 16 JJ il II - ave a comment. I appreciate Radio City StaVon, New York. your concern but it is N Y 100 19. misplaced. It is easy for you to ur husband's white 0 s in cold weather bother him but he may be a it 5SPE-ALINIGA J.II pkkgl - ON& iS FOR 2'iozSu. 3. Colgate Thed say er ......P ii JdreenStamps reserves husband is taking all three in cents for The Ifealth Utter 1 I-p-tow9d 101 11 19761 LA -TF~A Publix since at the moment my self-addressed en' by Bob Thayes 25174 ...... .............P by Gill Fox probIernsbut hej keep tiimtn FRANK AND ERNEST 1 .iW d It EX TRA JACOBY MODERN i GLANCES Treasure Isle Frozen Breaded Shrimp 20-oz. pkg. £ a ____________________________________________ i974i Tennessee Pride (Serve with Pancakes) 90ch 1b £ 20c PILLSBURY'S ROUR SwiftPremiumSliced (Pepperoni, Hard Salami, Genoa Salami) Ground Beef with H.V.P... to 694 -- 1 I.1b $1:4 Regular or Beef Style Delicious Fresh-Baked Swift's Premium Prolen Beef Plate ___ ' Ready-to-take-out Southern Cuban andwtch.........io. 79 i' lb' 'I" 59' Hostess Hams.............. Delicious Kitchen-Fresh ,Chuck Shoulder Roast...... i Lak,Smlnofo,Osceda,Bmvard. (Take on a Picnic with'Melon) Fried Chicken .............. Swift's Premium ProTon Boneless Beef FOLLOWING OUNflES:Oiinge Swift Premium Boneless Fully Cooked Cole Slaw...................... 79 OFFER ONLY AVAILABLE IN THE Armour Star Genoa Salami............ I\ .. ... Zesty Flavored Fresh Made 99' Chuck Blade Roast............ Beef Bologna.............. 'If 89' \'ifleb'a\ —S.". 69 ' Swift' sPr,miumProj.nBe.f the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped. self-adcfre$3eci.. envelopes are enclosed The most inlefesting questions capable. But I feel that he maygood health for the future. You be catering to mild should be pleased, not con. h ypochondria a am cernerl. somewhat concerned about the For information on Snake interacfion of all these pills, Bites send a long, stamped, Ji s1 Chuck Blade Steak 12th trick. bid in that first form of the When he looked at dummy new game. youFeedhirnregularlythatyou separate occasions during three week period his uric acid mentioned in the rest of your count has been nigh. He had letter describing your healthy husband is Fortunate to have a good doctor who is doing his Pile •'•••• based on the principle that if trump by saying. "I make it you can count I I sure winners, spades. hearts. etc.", or "I . I v been comptaining about a sore Wet for him. It sounds to me as if your second toe during the jogging .-4 r THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY t JULY 22 THRU WEDNESDAY9 JULY 28, 1976.... CLOSED SUNDAY Delicious Sliced German Styleor 'Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Bef Bridge In the game of whist there was no bidding. In the original game that did allow the bidSouth's six-diamond bid was ding the dealer either madt (Do you have a question AND VAPOL50114 IS STRUGGLING Roast Beef.................. $169 1' P i'.i. Opening lead K £ for the experts? Wfife "Ask need the extra vitamin C but in severe enough to prevent him that amount it is not likely to from accepting any invitation to play. He also gets hurt him either. I would be Colbenemid because on three more concerned about the eggs NEW ENGLANO pligs. 100d B Flavorful Sliced Cooked ,Key Club Steak .................... We continue to get queitioni Providence appeared to be Ile gets Cyclosimmol for his the first person with some looking some other way There elbow problenm who persists in Raynaud's disease which seemed to be no way to avoid assume he wiH take only in playing tennis and that is no two heart losers, Tilen South coldest weather. The disease argument against him having got an inspiration Ile just medicines for it. might be able to ruff one heart does riot really bother him in dummy. except that Ws fingers tuz,, . You needn't worry about the interaction Ile started the arious tion He e when it is ruffbyieadingalht medicines and vitamins that Sterazolidin for his oc. 'u%est won and led a second casional complaints of tennis your husband ist.aktng. You are elbow, which has never been T $169 With Hydrated Vegetable Protein his first glance indicated that Your husband would not be 4 39 SAVE 26c Swe*fen with Honey Swift's Premium ProTen Small End Ofl Providence will give you a The opponents had no right to planation except to take daily. P49 FaciaI tissue.......... 3 Tell Top Round Steak ................ ib Recently he had a company that could be prevented by the good treatment your husband is receiving. 2-toll SAVE 47c Soft PI Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round including first-round control bridge it" in which case his of all suits. some divine partner had to make trump Physical and has received $35 worth of pills with no ex. SET N Bathroom Tissue.. hiLl Sirloin Steak ........................ r. he had given the cards their5. chance south 2A FEATURE Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Lain day) which I don't feel the man has symptoms. necessary in view of his Untreated high uric acid levels balanced diet, often lead to gradual changes w hit i I periods, swims a mile three nutrition hehasa good diet since men are more susceptible Even so, for a number of years to its complications, with abhe has been taking vitamin normally high uric acid levels supplements, including extra should be taking medicine to vitamin C (500 milligrams per control it This goes double if PRY' mop - SOCT111 I D) — SAVE 23c Green Giant two of dummy's hearts. cash. ed his ace of hearts, ruffed his last heart wi th dummy's nine of trumps, drew trumps and had his slam. Ile was lucky, Spades had to breik 4-3 and trumps 3-2, but •s O1 CoZ.I.ECTION SAVE 6c Soft-Ply WIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE trump which wasall play:d he could afford. cashed three spades in order to get rid of £96 S 3 husband is 45 years old, 6 foot 3 and weighs 190 powids. tie runs about eight miles a week in four three ours on Saturday a Sunday in sununer. yER 4 £ I RECIPE (') (W\ 'i 8 RmC Sprite, Tab. Mr. Plbb 9 3 SAVE 14c Smucker's Strawb*"y Publix *'rhe Place fo(eeef 4 S EAST -' A -- $359 Dist Rite Or your farnily's scheidule means "eat'n run", a quick trip to Publix Is just what you nind to keep up. Our Dell's filled WM jtffy meall ideas -and you can't bee 4 Publix'vadety of tasty convenlienm food& better to do, EST PUBUX PRBENrFS csGREATAMEJ?i( A : 1198 SAVE 6c Serve with Seafood, Del Mont. Wine 1 7 16 club There was nothing 9763 9 73 £J8654 794 RaguSauces............1595 r -d Almaden they're Don't overlook pennies grow into dollars V i - BUGS BUNNY _____ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) By OSWALD and JA.%IF_S JACOBY T' Ji/ ber. Concentrated NibletsCorn SAVE Sc Assorted Varieties - aside. The change will do y 21 atill I_Tn. * 71till 70 Aft Giant Fabric Softener...... • 'r' '" Ivory Detergent...... ,- performance today. That's why YOUR BIRTHDAY others will shift their burdens to July22,1776 you. You'll take It all in stride. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your lot will be improved this Bright ideas will come to you thick and fast today. You could coming year, not in large overlook their merit. That chunks, but by bits and plep A2 L SAVE 14c (10c Off Label) Liquid ____ today. The last thing you want priority today. That's whelo your mind is, anyway. Once to be is all by yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23FSept. 22) they're settled. you can move to NORTH 49' ..... - - SAVE2OcGrs.nGiant good. would he a shame, for - F&P Poaches....... SAVE 9c Mix in Gelatin, Libby's -.L-- ' events today, botyou can cope somettüngfor sheer enjoyment, if YOU slip off and sort things out even if It means setting work LEO SAVE 8C Y.tlowclingHalv.dorSlic.d SAVE 61 c Sta-Puf WIN AT BRIDGE — CaLAR TODAY! • 0t 51 52 - Publix ARIUS(JatL2OFeb.19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Yonull feel the pressure of Mteryourroutffletoday.Do all good' I E EN A GERM COULDN'T LIVE ON A BUNK! ou — •' ARCHIE care 5 0 S CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. com19) Profit motivates Your with Take munications today. You should usually industrious nature write that letter you've put off, today. You'll work twice or phone that person whose line hard if thers's a hint of extra sugar. usually busy. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) them, brings you to full bloom Give domestic matters top n0nn 25 26 127 0 ting. comwy of friends, lots of Mort Walker rel p involved. - 18 111GOIF You're before making a move, I &Ulm . FF& es, 26 Egress 27 Make a rrr SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A ARIES (March 11-April 19) You'll be bored to tears today profitable day is inidicated for unless you work on several you in business. You know what projects at the same time. It's you want. You'll probabiY one of those days when you can refuse to settle for less than 4 your terms. do everything wel.l. (Nov, 23-Dec . A SAGITTARIUS TAURUS(April 20-May 20) e books 2fl Decisions you make today th over good day to go and put your budget in order. are likely to be wise ones. ',l1 lot m) 49 Not any - list Wednesday, ne cy, July u 1, 1fl-J B , RRIM NIARGE1 33 Maiden name ACROSS Evening Herald, anford Ft• Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 A007ty 1 I I THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY LONOW000ViLLAOICTR • PUb, - ------------------------ : L_ Salt bottle J.'p2i iSle :::::::::::::::::::_ 61 10 C~kolz I JAreenStamps Real Kill 4. 'M OFF M.4VIU ME wtER50, ffJ?r4VrN4 I 5-oz. bomb In.- aeee000eflfleeeeflflfl.nflI ._.•• ,. r �4 BEVflIngHra. Sanford, . Wedn.sday, July 2l.1t14 S Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. S PRICES ('000 IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... WTHRIFTY I MAID - -I 1 SUGAR ORANGE, '" SEMINOLE. 4 PRICES GOOD JULY 22-24 Wednesday, July 21, mA—SB ,pVE w, - Limit I wI$3.O0 or more purcha s e encl. CIgI. flOtA, LAKE CITRUS, BREVARD. COLLIER AND VOLUSIA 5 C LB. BAG 1!9 Op.,, Home Tea Bags 59c • • • W-D BRAND USDA * I CHOICE [LESS BEEF BOTTOM I ROUND STEAK 49 S 8.1 Boneless 80.f Cube Steak KroIP, V.1.,., Ch..,, 18 $229 Spread...,2 BOX WOrand or Salami...... 1 18 Hygroci. FranLs Spiced Luncheon .PKG Sausage . • • • $1" Sausage . a a Knockwurst, . . . .2 JLB BAG $169 $119 D0WNYAKE JUMBO or 6..t air fAoy,r ..... PKG, 85c Bogna o Jon ri.Turley Roast BOX $1" Dark to Beet Patties 3 •PKG. 12•o,. PKG. $129 Mog. Da,id Kosher Chub Salon.; or 12.o, ROL L Bologna CUP Li.., Ch..,.. I W .0Br nd (I? Q,r. Pound.,,) A.n.,pcon, K th.n FrorA, or S.p..b.ond R.gulor or Stu Fit to'... Fat Cetrog, (1Lb Cup 73c) Cneese Oscar Smoked Cop.Iand Hot or M.IcI Bag 1(5 • Sausage Suinylc,nd 8..l W.D Brand Fresh Brea k fast . . . . . . ... 1(6 PKG, T.nnt,,, Pride Bag KG Links '.11 Pork 4 9" . . . Turboton.I.0 Fisl Fillet . . .In HOMIMADI MORTON CHICKEN, WAFFLES BEEF, OR TURKEY CREAM PIES • _________ tilT (ADII U VflI 79 24-ex. PRO. SUPEISRANO C GOLD KING WHIPPED TOPPING '-'a. CUPS $100 anks ..... to 89 Y'••__ DIXIAPIA GREEN PEAS OR J 1601. 59c 99' N - $1 29 6-os. CANS 6 PIES MORTON ALL VARIETIES $2" ORANGE JUICE POT 00 2 ASTOR (THREE 12-.c. CANS OR) PIES 2 - 0 - ONION RINGS 7.01. a) PROS. $100 • "." CB 'IS R ADIO CRYSTAL CONTROLLED ' THRIFTY MAID HOT DOG ' CHILI F4 PA SWITCH SQUELCH CONTROL DYNAMIC MIKE • FULL 4 WATT OUTPUT SRI METER I SOWO% 95 10'-oz. CANS EACH O.I.r.q H' Buns....... ROSE MIL K ! 929 . t. SUAVE SHAMPOO - — DEODORANT $129 ITt. 2' -os. '-'...• - SUPER OR REGULAR KOTEX TAMPONS \ 40-CT. $19 PRO. - ' \\ I / Q•/ % ii-cf. SCHICK II $139 _____ PKG. — 949 89 h CAN I THRIFTY MAID Ammo. Pap.. 1 $100 LARGE 'I O 59 '! Meat 4 .. P. . . . . • • •.. 99" 3 Tuna $ S139 16-oz. PKGS. . . . . . . 2 ' •.: 89c HARVEST FRESH IDAHO '211s -'~~SIIIIIIIAVZ-2 14 10 LB. BAG $139 3 $1 1 7-az. CANS • WINE CELLAR 3 t'.. 9°° r C. C. VINEYARD CHABLIS, PINK CHABLIS, BURGUNDY, VIN ROSE, CHIANTI ) 99c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 F. WINES 7 p.m. STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 119 1 FIRST ST SANFORD 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER Mt DORA GALLON JUG $349 0 riocT C FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. .5, SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. 1 :-- POTATOES Niblets Corn 41, (. •r..!'.., 41.<L; ...;., - - : 24-as JAR LE SUEUR PEASr more Limit RBRRRRRRTHE FWING OLLO . 69 . DOZ. or 24-oz PKG - 9 a.m. Orange Juice PKG II SUNDAY - Knot, Gnp.ht • zz 1 excluding cs.v.io.s . • NEW STORE HOURS SATURDAY MONDAY 9a.m.-9p.m. I $100 $17S Pads purchase •*ct. rigs. GRADE 'A' I Mn F.Ib,r, tQ.,u,r.,, 30 CT MACARONI PINIBREUE Limit 2 des. with $5.00.r riser. prach.,. Margarine .. 2 Y , MEDIUM C $189 ELBOW 311 ) Th..Im, Mo.,I EGGS I tOO-or THRIFTY MAID VIENNA ~ti6 GRADE 'A' Borateem Plus - SAUSAGE SUPIRBRAND $109 Reservea WINN DIXIE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT 1916 RATU Napkins. . •1 2 12o: SIZE . Dry Bleach... 56/241. 9 CANS N1 TISSUE DAIRY SPECIALS - Disinfectant • IU I111A . • • 0 Quantity Rights Limit 3 pkgs. w/$$,00 or more purchase •ecl, g igs. ___ 79c CLPIOfl Quantity Rights ARROW U ot. SIZE Maxi COFFEE MEDI-QIJIK CAN in MAXWELL HOUSE AEROSOl. 3-.i. CAT T'stet F C Al !1-4 FOOD 100-CT. P145 OIL. TWIN RAZOR EACH $ 94" • . Cleaner FRISKY ES TEA BAGS VAPOR SPRAY CAN — ' DRISTAN NASAL MIST £ \ LIGHTER FUEL ? ...) /\\ TETLEY $109 6- Ct PRO. zippo .•' . LyoI O.r.Iecunt DRISTAN CAPSULES 59c BAN ROLLON SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Antenna STRAWBERRY . PROTEIN, APRICOT, BAIT, GREEN APPLE, GOLDEN, EGG - SKIN CARE CREAM CB 35c ,,, SPANADA . 64..&. • • JUG L 79 �65--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 21, 17 Switch Vegetables For A Varied Macaron i Dish :4'. I.. i_- By AILEEN CLAIRE Pack it in a covered container 2-3rd cup mayonnaise and store in a cooler or carry 1 tablespoon lemon the salad in a chilled juice A well-seasoned macaroni widemouth vacuum Jug. [let' teaspoon salt salad takes on new flavor by ween snacking or meals at'i teaspoon each: pepper, varying the fresii vegetables picnic time always keep a salad dry mustard you put in it. In place of celery with mayonnaise, egg or dairy and green pepper, add equal products throughly chilled for Gradually add macaroni and amounts of cucumber and safer eating. 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly boiling water so that water radish or tomatoes and cooked continues to boil. Cook ungreen green beans to your macaroni. VEGETABLE SALAD covered, stirring occasionally, Cooked peas and pimiento also until tender. Drain in colander. oiler another easy taste 2 cups elbow Rinse with cold water; drain macaroni (M ounces change. Some people like a again mayonnaise dressing. Others I tablespoon salt 3 quarts boiling Combine macaroni with use sour cream or bottled water remaining ingredients; toss French dressing. Here's a cup each; diced lightly and chill. For a picnic recipe to switch about to make ('elery, diced green turn into chilled wide-mouth it seem a different dish pepper vacuum jug. At home, serve on everytime. When taking a ' cup shredded crisp lettuce leaves, garnished macaroni vegetable salad on a carrot with additional shredded picnic, chill it well fit and Ii cup finely carrot, as desired. Makes 4 to 6 keep it cold until time to eat, chopped onion set vings. The Herald Services .' - . ? Ileeez fi Cards take over for the summer as an excellent portable game to play around the pool, on the back porch, or any other quiet nook. Here's a chance to make snackin' easy and good by using an all-in-one package pizza which includes an easy to make A. 1. ,r. n,,nnahl • ,in. nn, nhns.. rr,, earn. rnInI_rsj aI nL..a. LSJUfii IIItA, WIIU%U JIIU aInd LIJ JiII alliitriivau F in the shape of hearts, diamonds, etc. . . prepare them ahead of time, arrange on trays, cover with plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator. When time for a break comes, Just pop them in the oven; and 15 minutes later, you've got a snack that beats them all! CARD PARTY PL72AS I package 128-. t's really entertaining - fun plan for make-ahead foods as of curry. Softened butter or sides of loaf with cream cheese that is - when you can enjoy this sumptuous Sandwich Loaf. Here are a few ideas which margarine mixture. Cover sides with hostesslng, With so many It is simply a one-pound loaf of will make this recipe even Chicken filling toasted almonds. Chill. Makes $ seasonal t'elebrations as bread which is sliced easier on the cook-hostess. Plan Egg Salad filling to 10 servings. graduations, showers and horizontally instead of ver- to use a loaf of day-old bread Roast Beef filling Chicken filling eddings, there is bound to be tically and filled with luscious because It is a bit firmer for 2 packages 18 ounces each) In a bowl, mix together 1 can ne that you will be cooking for sandwich spreads. Two of the slicing. You'll find that the cream cheese, softened (43k ounces) chunky chicken SOOfl. layers in this loaf are especially fillings and cream cheese icing ' cup mayonnaise spread, 2 tablespoons chopped handy to prepare with canned are best spread on the loaf If 1 cup toasted sliced pimiento stuffed olives, 2 Because being a relaxed roast beef spread and canned they're at room temperature. almonds tablespoons chopped almonds,2 hostess is the key to having i chicken spread. The third layer Then be sure to cover and chill Trim crusts from bread. Cut tablespoons mayonnaise and good time at your own party, is simply egg salad with a hint the prepared loaf for at least 4 loaf horizontally into 4 equal teaspoon lemon Juice. to 8 hours. In fact, this Sand- slices. Butter the inner sides of Egg Salad filling wich Loaf could be made the the slices. Place one slice of In a bowl, chop 2 hard-cooked night before the party. When bread on tray. Spread evenly rOOM Ti serving, a serrated edge knife with chicken Filling. Top with eggs. Mix in cup mayonnaise will help to gently cut through second slice and spread evenly and 'i teaspoon curry powder. CHUNKY CHICKEN SNACKS tureon 8 toasted English muffin the layers of filling and bread. with egg salad filling. Top with toast e filling In a bowl, mix together two halves. 'lop each with a slice of The only other hint Is enjoy third slice and spread evenly In a bowl, mix I can (444 42 1 ounce cans chunky chicken tomato and 2 tablespoons this party with your guests. with roast beef filling. Top with ounces) roast beef spread, 2 spread, 2 tablespoons chopped grated Swiss cheese. Rake at SANDWICH LOAF unbuttered bread slice. tablespoons sweet pickle relish Onion and 2 tablespoons 400 degree F. for 10 minutes. 1 I pound) loaf uniliced In a bowl, mix cream cheese and 2 tablespoons chopped chopped celery. Spread mix- Makes 8 snacks. white bread and mayonnaise. Frost top and onion 40 'I. 4. -, r L Food Tips 06 Different vegetables change flavor of macaroni salad. Top Value Stamps Candy-Flavored Cookies A Sweet Summer Snack p - it's our Good Neighbor Policy! DR. PEPPER AND DIET BANQUET FROZEN 8.16 OZ. REG. 3 or 4 slices pepperoni or sausage Prepare pizza dough according to package directions. Roll out ' dough; cut with cookie cutters into desired shapes. Pinch up sides to hold sauce. Place approximately one tablespoon of sauce, From package, on each mini-mini pizza. Sprinkle with cheese from package. Garnish with anchovies or your other favorite toppings, such as olives, pepperoni or sausage. Do the same with remaining half of dough. Cover with plastic wrap and store in refrigerator until ready for baking. Bake at 425 degrees F. For 12 to 15 minutes. 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July 24 u %F%O 0.0% . • erg - - - - - - - - - - - - - -521 - - - - DINN&AWS ________ PLUS DEPOSIT sliced CHICKEN COOKIN' GOOD FLA. PREMIUM .#. j, ') I ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER FIRST WEEK'S WINNERS IN THE WKIS 1,000,000 ECU] TOP VALUE STAMP GIVEAWAY MIXED FRYER PARTS 3 FRONT QUARTERS 3 HIND QUARTERS 3 WINGS WIGIBLETS TURKEY '• Vi Sometime during the salad To complement this main season, treat your guests to a dish avocado salad, start the fresh stuffed avocado salad. meal with a cold soup or Jellied Beginning with the lovely consomme served with lemon pale green avocado, Avocado wedges. Accompany the salad Gazpacho is a gourmet's with French or Italian bread delight. Each avocado half Is and for dessert, serve a fresh filled with the classic gazpacho Fruit platter with an assortment combination - chopped of your favorite corntomatoes, chopped cucumber, plementary cheeses. green onion slices and chopped AVOCADO GAZPACHO green pepper - blended CUP chopped green pepper together with a subtly spiced ' CUP chopped cucumber French dressing. cup chopped tomato For best Flavor and appearance, the vegetable 2 tablespoons green onion slices combination should be mixed lightly with the French dressing a i cup Kraft French dressing and chilled. Shortly before 4 avocado halves, peeled Lettuce serving, halve the avocado, sprinkling with lemon Juice to Combine green pepper, 2vcd discoloration, and (Ill cucumber, tomato, onion and with vegetable mixture. Serve dressing-. mix lightly. Chill. Fill the salad on lettuce-lined avocado halves with vegetable plates, passing additional mixture. GAL. T.G. LEE KRAFT 16 OZ. ---..,. • . AMERICAN SINGLES ICE CREAM ' 1 $ •.. $1 p,qies AVOWY4Z 37,4 7Z70/ 3 Makes 4 pertions. Clark 1776 or Zagnut bars about Is oz. cacti), choppe d L5 cup (2 stick) butter, iI -FIE I JOHNSON & JOHNSON 3 LBS. OR MORE DAYTIME DIAPERS.... 24 CT. 2.19 GROUND CHUCK ....... :•i -' - LB.$ .98 3 LBS OR MORE CUBE STEAK .............. LB. $1.48 • 7 / ' / ç v' I 'p" . NO.,' STEW BEEF I flLIi LLLLIIVUIJ MUSHROOMS ..............pKG69C ALL PURPOSE US #1 10 LB. WHITE POTATOES BAG $1.39 JUICY CALIFORNIA NECTARINES ............39c S. CAROLINA SWEET J1 I S 3 LOS. OR MORE PEACHES ........... .....LB.27C FRESH FOR SUMMER SALADS rnrr&i nnarsuncri bIiDDHUt .. .. MOUNTAIN GROWN TOMATOES ..............LB. 25 LB TURKEY DRUMSTICKS •.LB..48 ,. t1(• .L4 F. .:,' ,.. TOP ROUND STEAK U.S.D.A. GRADE A BONELESS KAHN CHUNK STYLE WEIGER ... .78 LB. WIENERS ............ 12 OZ. PKG. $ .68 CARDINAL SL ICED 1LB. PKG. $1.28 FRESH SEAFOODS GROUPER FILLETS . Top - S ......... IB. . $1.98 98 ENTER THE O is .78 iSH ROAST ....... LB. .98 t TOP . . TOP tit 5.4 DELI rm_.S HORMEL LOAVES SLICED TO YOUR ORDER BAR B.Q. LOAF v '. '177 SLICED LUNCHEON W9 teaspoon vanilla choppe rr d cups sifted all-purpose Flour Beat butter and sugars teaspoon baking ponder together until creamy and i teaspoon soda fluffy. Beat in egg, milk, and IS teaspoon salt vanilla, Add sifted dry • 14 cup buttermilk ingredients; mix well. Fold in Cut dates open with scissors. candy. Drop by teaspoons ontor IN Stuff with candy and press a well-greased baking sheet. dates togethe r to seal opening. Bake at 375 degrees for 10.12 Beat butter and brown sugar minutes. Cool on wire rack. .tv Of Hearts Raspberry Tarts F By CECILY BROWNSTONE small rectangle. Chill if Associated Press Food Editor necessary to have firm enough When Mary Pickford, the to roll out. Divide in half. Sweetheart of America's silent a floured pastry. C,Oui, Films, was recently given a spe- with a ilniirad ctnkInmt. I. si,, .Z I ho ..norar norary award uY we5.1 • .0covered rolling pin, roll out one Lion Picture Academy of Arts half of the dough at a time until and Sciences, we indulged in a very thin' trim each half to a 12piece of culinary nostalgia. We by 9-inch rectangle and with a turned to a cookbook in our col- pastry wheel cut out 3-inch $1.29 S Good ne,ighborly place to shop and save with k',p Vahw Stamps! / I' ( / j TOP VgUE STAMPS ;j- Pik , lection, privately published 60 squares. Place 1 teaspoon rasp. years ago, to whih she had berry jam In the center of each contributed a recipe for Raspsquare. Fold over two opposite berry Jam Tarts. At the end of points of each square so they the recipe Miss Picl,.lorU wrote in endearing fashion,"They are meet d shghtly overlap fold over the two remaining opposo simple to make that 1 often site points so one overlaps the do them myself" other well; press down the overlapping point to seal. (The MARY PICKFORD'S RASPBERRY JAM TARTS tarts should bolt like miniature square envelopes.) Shape 4 ounces cream cheese, trinunings from the two persoftened tions of dough into one small ' cup butter or margarine, rectangle and roll out thin, then soene ft d cut, fill and fold as above. ; OLD FASHIONED LOAF AMERICAN CHEESE HALF I juNO BOILED HAM 1 egg ,. 1,000,000 TOP VALUE STAMP GIVEAWAY LOAF cH AF pacI. d ke uroin sugar 1 tablespoon milk . teaspoon vanilla l"i cups silted all-purpose flour t easpoon soda 't teaspoon salt I Clark 1776 or Zagnut Bars (about lt4 oz. each), Queen CROSS . Star . CHUCK STEAK ........... LB. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE TI4UPS JULY 22 THRU WED. JULY 24, 1178 3301 Edgewater Dr. is 5730 Lake Underhill Rd. • 2690 S. Orlando Ave., Sanford 4205 Curry Ford Rd. • 170 W. Fairbanks Ave. W.P. • 1601 N. Bermuda. Kissimmee 925 S. Orange Ave. • 114 S. Semoran Blvd. W.P. • 5471 S. Orange Ave., Pine Castle 5300 Silver Rd. • Hwy. 1792, Maitland • State Rd. 491. Beverly Hills LB $2.78 FRYER PARTS ......... LB.78C RUMP ROAST . ........... LB, S1.28 OLIVE LOAF lYjp ... 51.78 v COPELAND BEEF OR REGULAR \ DELMONICO STEAK I.B. cup sugar I egg, beaten BONELESS ROILED .$1.38 - I WHOLE ...................... LB.48C BLADE CUT SAUSAGE A T-BONE STEAK ......... LB.$1.78 BONELESS ALL VARIETIES HILISHIRE SMOKED NUM BEEF U.S.D.A. GRADE A FLA. PREMIUM FAMILY PAK FROZEN 1,1(1, ® llb $1.28 CUT UP ......................LB.58C STANDARD OYSTERS ...... PIN$1 •t,l - 1 settlers, who called these small each date with batter. Place cakes "koekjes." Cookies dates on a greased baking appeal to the national delight in sheet. Bake at 400 degrees For 10 portable munching; packed in minutes. Cool cookies on a wire lunchboxes, a picnic basket, or rack. Frost with a packaged or beach tote, they're popular homemade butter frosting. summer snacks. The cookie SWEET'N'CHEWIES recipes below, created by home t Makes 3 dozen) economists icr D.L. Clark Co,, cup I stick) butter feature chopped 1776 or Zagnut softened candy bars For delectable flavor one-third cup packed brown Fillip. sugar FROSTED DATE DROPS one-third cup granulated (Makes 5 dozen) ARMOUR STAR Sauteed Sweet Corn Is FRESH CORNSAUTE 3 ears fresh corn 3 tablespoons butter ct ' Cookies have helped satisfy together until creamy and the American sweet tooth since fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla. the country was founded. The Add' sifted dry ingredients word "cookie" seems to have alternately with buttermilk, been supplied by early Dutch mixing well. Carefully cover softened J 4 3,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Elanor Laijn.e . Winter Park, Fla 5 LBS. OR MORF COOKIES ..................... 14 oz. 89C 4 6000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Frank Pagello Winter Park. Fla i about 60 1 COFFEE ..................... PECAN SANDIES-KEEBIER Remove husk and silks from corn. Cut kernels from cobs I makes about 2 cups). Set aside. In a medium-sized skillet, melt butter. Add celery and 011100; saute for 5 minutes. Add reserved corn, pimiento, salt, sugar and black pepper. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. 3,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Paul Fischbach Winter Park. Fla S. LEMONADE ............. 6 oz. 5/1.00 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT teaspoon sugar Dash ground black pepper 9 000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Mrs Don Mouk Altamonte Spgs . Fla PR(X"E SR CORN MEAL ........... 5 lb. 89C MINUTEMAID FROZEN ' 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Lydia Gray Orlando. Fla 1 pound pitted dates 0 8 %HER BABY DILLS 320Z. 69C MARTHA WHITE margarine 15.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Bernico Roberts Orlando, Fla I 19. DRINKS ........................ 460Z.49C 1 cup diced celery 1 2 cup chopped anion 1 4 cup diced pimiento '' teaspoon salt 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Thelma Bishop Orlando, Fla 19 HI Fresh corn makes a decided difference in the flavor of any recipe. Fortunately, fresh corn may eat corn-on-the-cob buffsus' fresh corn and for favorite recipes year round since Florida provides a constant flow of this American treat to markets until June. Then it's just a short wait until the Local fresh corn begins to ripen. When buying fresh corn, store st in the refrigerator until ready to use. ('orn left to stand unchilled for several days will become more starchy. Mrs Stella Conrad Orlando. Fla. V 4 servings. Easy For Summer Fare 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Pauline Provau Orlando, Fla 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Josephine Newsome Sanford, Fla 50.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Carol Rose Ocoee. Fla 25,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS Teresa Kucharzyk Orlando. Fla, 18.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS BEEF Avocado Gazpacho Has Sophisticated Flavors dressing. Sandwich loaf features easy .o prepare fillings. • • • PEPSI, 7-UP, Chef Boy-ar-dee 2 Complete Cheese Pizzas 1 can 122k 05.) rolled anchovie fillets 3 or 4 stuffed olives, Wedn.sday, July 2l,1fl4-71 Sandwich Loaf Super For All Seasons - Pizza Party Snacks ____________________________________________________ Winners Every Time Evening H.rald,Sanford, Fl. Turn Of f Kitchen Heat Red raspberry jam, about Place tarts well apart on ung2-3rds cup reased cookie sheets. Bake in a Beat together the cheese and preheated 400-degree oven until butter to combine. Gradually lightly browned about 12 stir in the flour to form a dough. minutes. Serve warm or cold.' Shape into a ball, then into a Makes almost lz dozen tarts.' - rn-. �I5-EVSflIflQHef1,nfO,FI WIdflidiy,Jlyi, TELEVISIONLISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS __ ccç." Wednesday .fl (F Iai'Jers." (flu's.) of Aran." (Fri.) 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IdentIfy. 3227066. according to the plat thereof as Seminole County Courthouse, property situated In Seminole (is's.)DodleG'nen,Tom 62 and 63, Public Records of representative of the estate is Living Unit No. 666, LAKE Seminole County, Florida, CliffordC. Beasleywtuoseaddressis VILLAS CONDOMINIUM, a Con. has been filed against you and you p.Q Box 142)3, Gainesville, Florida dominium recorded in Official arerejlredto serve a copy Of your 32601. The name and address of Records Book 950, Page 312, Public 2] 21) f7) THE L HOUSE ONTHEPRAIRIE:Lat,ajsIeft Ms charge of the house *4i,n (R) (4) 3 (12) TODAY(LOrSIwS at725wid8). (14) (6) CBS NEWS: (7:30, 5 n*i. kcaI news. O. 4). 4* POPEYEANDFRIENDS (71) SESAIESTIttT (6) 0000 MORNING At,ERCA , 800 (F (F CAPTAIN KANGAROO (F (16) CBS MOVIE: "StovawaytotheP3on."uoyd 'Miges, John Caaclrw. Ad ventsze of a precocious boy who sea'ets timeeff Wi a cornfl'isrd caiie boizid (or the Pabon. (R) 24i NOVA -35 MOVIE: (wit) . 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IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 12:55 PECNEWS moo '2' 323-6563 (4) EWS 191) RYAN'S HOPE '24 MOVIES: (lAls.) 'l'he P.dait" (Tias.) "lb SSV' Seal" lWed)1h.s Over', perlence. PACKAGING SYS TEMS CORP., Airport Blvd., San ford. Seminole Memorial Hospital has an Immediate opening for an assistan' food service manager. Service and employee supervision drInkers. director, 1101 E First St. San or write SanfordAlAnonFamUyGroupp.O, ford. Constance T. Kothera, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SUE SMITH, his wife, et al, TAXI DRIVERS his wife OTHER pERsoNs INTERESTED Defendants. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil 3416 Fairtree IN THE ESTATE: NOTICEOFIALE YellowCab,201 S. ParkAve Free, 664.2077 for '1W, Care" - ________________________ Bedford Heights, Ohio ' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford Notice is hereby given that pur... Hotilne" Adulti or Teens. __________________________ 11116 that the administration of the estate suant to the Final Judgment of _______________________ Full Charge Bookkeeper, accia-ate YOU ARE HEREBY notified that of Florence Spooner Beisley, Foreclosure and sale entered in the typing, $l3Owk. S day week, fringe $ a complaint to foreclose a mortgage deceased, File Number 76-179 CP, Is cause pending In the Circuit Court In S-1.,ost & FOund ______________ benefits, small comparu, Longwood area 834 3650 for appt s& 24-Business Opportunities . 2 BR, CB, 1 bath, AIr, enclosed parch,fenced yard Near schools. CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST - Sale or Lease, Bait & Tackle Shop, beer & wine 919W. 1st St. Sanford, __________________________ or call 323 5783 after 9 PM. Rentals the the 'MPE 0(11' CANCB iI 'yT)(JR [JFE11I'IPIE 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Completely renovated 3 & 1 BR homes. I'. baths, With central heat, tram $13,000 As low as $100 down Looking fora Honiecail _____________________________ ' ''.''' '"-'-'' 'J newest residential neighborhood Req. Real Estate Broker 321 06.10 322 0779 323.7995 373 774 ''41Iage [J, 25 000 OVIEDO • Conventionai.5 % Down ' B - - CLUB ROOM POOL • FOR INFORMATION CONTACT NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED BUILDER.DEVELOPER 323.8670or83.9777 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 62-Lawn-Garden -- _____________________________ Rain Trees, Azaleas. Camphor Trees, 99G. Border 'grass, 39c Large bushy Ligustrum. $199. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Corner Wekiva Park Drive & SR .LS 'EALTOp5 3210041 7701 5. FRENCH No qualitying. pay equity, assume mortgage I BR. 1'. baths, goid carpet, close to schools Call 32) 0257 after 5:30 ST.JOHNSREALTYCO. BROKERS payment $',pct annualpct.rate 360 mos. $13500 Quarter horse. 3 yrs. old, stud, not mean. $700 to good home. 322.7142. 68-Wanted CRANK CONS'T & REALTY' REALTORSI3O 6061 Eves 323 3519 43-Lots.Acreage W 64.-Equipment for Cash 322-4132 Sanford- lSanor.,i, 12.750 down. We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 3239370 Aluminum Siding I can cower your horn, with hum Siding & SOlfut SyStem Also Roofog Gutters 70 yrs lap Eagle Scino Co II Q4.A1 - Home improvements RernodelnganclAdalo"' Free i.'slimiIes P400bligJtioru WALKER, 32) 6457 Genera' Contractor Auto Painting & Minor Body Work ProfeSsional, experienced painter Work guaranteed Bruce's Body Shop, 321 0153 ART Lawns, Tree Service, Painting. Window Cleaning 3229119 - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (to'merly Har,etl's Beauty Plook) SI9E Firsl. 322 ¶147 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? new home? Moving to • a apartment? et some action 4uying With a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sale CALL 327 Land Clearing 72-Auction C&A BackHoe Service I. .iriii clearing, fill dirt, Clay, rock All kinds digging HouSetrailr stored and moved 322 9142. of ''ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch F ill dirt, top soil. 322 9112 C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling. General Repairs. Call 323 $175 Ool Repair's. Carpentry. Painliuig, tlorne Repairs. Guttering, Cement work Free eStimateS Ill IM - Need extra money? Can you wcik a couple of hours in the evening? Call 323.8342 - __________________ Trash Hauled, Lawn Care, H6uting 3fl 744$ ________________ Nave some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell if all with a - Classified Ad in The Herald Call 322261) or $31 9993 and a lniendiy advisor will help you • - Landscaping Lawn Care & OWnq. edging, trimming, weeding and fertuiIi'ng Free estimales. Ptucnc I 26 Acres of wooded mtn. land, not Steep, lays gentle, on good road. fsastwolargesprings, several nice bldg sites, 170.500. 13.000 down. Sewing Machine Repair 10 Acres of irg. trout stream, good views, would make a nice mini farm $12,300. Good terms. Carl's Sewing Machine Repair. Clean. Oil & Tune Up 3461 Your Home$tS Cleaning the again Moving the same items around you moved last spring? Planning on Dent storing them another d it. Plan a garage sale and don't forgetloadvertAeitintheHerald want ads. Like magic, the duller will disappear, and you'll have extra cash in your pocket garage year? Tree These are a few of flue over 500 listings We have all type's of PrOperty listed from about $400 per acre and up We Pdve small or large tracts, we also have several cabins & houses Old farms and so on Write or call for brie listing brochure You can call free of charge by dialing 1900.13$ 7171. Write or call today CHEROKEELANOCO. P 0. BOX P.iirphy N C . 7$90 -. _______________________ _____________________ - a a.'an,s .ncc ccn.,,, "" flVUIulllIU Well Drilling ____________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. ____________________ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sijes We repair and service STINE MACHINE 6. SUPPLY CO 207W 2ndSt 3126472 f , 1,2,) Bedroom Apt's. - Quiet, Otis Story Kitchen Equipped Adult.FamlIy One Bedroom From 1 35 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford. ha. 322-2090 prolsssian.alIy Managed & LONG WOOD LINCOLNMRCURY - HOME OF THE NEARSIGHTED APPRAISER The nearsighted appraiser Rent saves you hundreds of dollars 'nsif1 71 DODGE MONACO 2 Dr. H.T, With All Extras. Clean '1395 '74 MONTEGO MX Dr. Sedan Auto., A.0 Radio. 1 Yr. Guarantee. 4 ___________________ 12995 _____________________ . o & to pc, . disGouni on all (hiIdrn5 clothing. Boys' n casual Suits, shirts, short & lOng pants, girls' dressesa. short & Ioiq play Suih PAYTON'SCHILDREN'SWEAR 2640 HIawatha Ph 377 1301 y 71 BUICK SKYLARK2DrQn,Own. a o Super rpl' _____________________________ these '1795 ___________________________ '71 MONTEREY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Blue, Auto, Air, Clean. '1288 74 MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4 Dr. Sedan. Well Equipped. Very Clean. '73-74-'75-'76 LINCOLN GUNS ONLY AUCTION, WED NESDAY AUGUST 1 7 PM SANFORD AUCTION, 32) 7310 Aluminum Extension Ladder, 16' new 110 120 West Crystal, Loch Arbor. 322 1072. SAVE DOLLARS!! Home of Quiet, Courteous Reserved Service -Sales -Rentals Souffi of Sanford 131.1091 5131 Hwy. 17.91 at S Points 4WJ, ____________________________ • I I Sear's gas dryer, aluminum cx I tension ladder, and 1O'x12' gold I carpet 32) 048 . ', I I D11PTY,1'IL I • I I s'i-Housetiolcl Goods -- Macnine I J[ Pc Rattan set, inCluding 2 lamps excellent condition, $190. Call 46$ I I 5709 I I One of S;ruger'% finest Sold ntw f' over SWJ. F1ef05 Someone to I assume balance. 1196 80. or pay - $1730 mo. Free home trial. Will take trade Call Bill at 1)98097 I Dealer t'_,.41i.( \ ''(4 3224614 I I * SINGER FUTURA * ,S," a' i ' I,-.,,,..b''..'.,". ', 4'z"'" '6 'i#t.'A"c.-'*5 ",, ."-ei.. .4 "• , y)4 ,;'lç' Cab,nels. Bathroom Kitchen Counter lops SinkS Installation available Bd Cabell. 32210521 anytime ________________________________ KULP DECORATORS 1O9W Is, Sf3722333 We Buy Furniture 7 f.3a-'.' '.ue.' 'I..#".c')#,',pT".'!'.1 '14' '. - I __________________________ Snqer Touch 'N Sew, *ith walnut ionSole, balance $79.30 or 6 payments of 113 30. NATION WIDE. 3398097. ,'.J.?, r.'.,t' ,,'.,(-7.''f'', 7'! LINCOLN MERCURY INC. I Chassis Lube& Gear; Oil dispenser, upright, $12S. Ihe pair. 372 4962 . ' I.". Longwood j - I WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE I 311 3151-First St. 3225672 SWIfl9 ',. CONTINENTALS S TO CHOOSE FROM. ___________________________ ______________________________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto 112.95 exchange batteries, REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)09 Sanford Ave on pre-owned automobiles. _____________________ _______________________ _________________ - Iusury P'at.aw Aiiirmw,s$. ______________ A) Painting- Brush, roll, spray Qujilty wOrk R.asonabie prices rree CZiiT14TCS .541 Q135 ' eneva ardens Service EXPERT LAWN CARE Cutting. Trimming, Hauling. Mowing, Edging, rrimming ' Licensed, Bonded, Insured 319 Phone 373 1792j 5459 or 3235087 Free Estimates Painting __________ NORTHCAROLIIqA 7 BR, rustic cabin, scenic views, all crpl. Large rock fireplace, sliding glass drs. that open onto a red wood deck, exposed beam ceiling. close to town, spring water 537.000.63.000 down 1975 Duster, 6 cyl.. automatic, air. -: 8,000 miles, $3,200. Also 1973 LeMons 1 dr. Pontiac, 16.000 mIles, real clean, automatic, air. 52.200. 322.9878 Dealer. lIT *977 _____ I this is the day to buy a new car, shop today's want ads for the best buys. )1 miles Eastof 1.1 Auction Saturday, July 31, 1 p.m. Consignments welcome. Fur. niture, Antiques. Glass I Dolls. We pay cash for estates, etc. Stan Vermillion, Auctioneer, Sanford. _________________________ Merchandise 1964 Ford pick-up, in exceptional conditIon. Automatic, low mileage, CalApache chrome wheels, new wide scat tract let. tered tires, CB radio & more. Reduced ta 11.900. 373.9843. 1970 GTO, air, new tires, new paint, rebuilt engine. 11500. 372 6*47 Highway 46 Auction Galleries _______________________ Sale Alterations, Dress Making. Drapes, UPholstery. 3770707 ____________________________ work, Home Improvements _________ Eapert root repairs ll,wP roots or Shingles All Work guaran te-ed BROGDEN ROOFiNG, 37) 6/0) Sewing 1151 PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Eslimales-24 Hour's THERMO TEK,S31 lightly wooded All good usable land 16.950 Easy terms Call owner, 83) 3517. __________________________ sceIneous for Sa Rec'i Riial Etaief3rokrr 503W 1t St 7236061 or 373 0S17 eves Roofing ____________________ insulation Beauty Care -. 151 COflROL 25.62 Pwrv Or'e ,, IIfl '. bath, family room, fenced lot, well, sprinkler system, air, kitctuentully equipped Assumable mlg Payments IllS ma Total prlc, 571.500 323 6713 , - M. UNSWORTH REAL Central Heal & Air Conditioning. For tree estimates. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1711. Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, CuStom Work Licensed. flooded Free estimate 3736031 ______________________________ den Fenced. 135.500 3239302 3 __________________________ ..- Auto Painting Pest Control 1971 Rancttero Gi. full power, low mileage, like new, $2600. 373.3610 SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 1966 Mustang, new paint, good condition, $750. fl37791 after 5 or No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to S week ends. at the Movieland Drive.In Theafre, South 1792. Phon 322. 1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible, needs new top, runs good, in t216. spected. 1150. 322-3312. uJ s14' _______ Sell us your car or truck even If you owe money on if. See Bill Pay or Jack Mink, BAIRD.RAY DAT. SUN. Fern Park, $31 131$. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 323.8570 or $3.4. 4605 (Dealer) 70-Swap & Trade - OSTEEN - S Acres. 16.300. 10 Acres. $15,000, EASY TERMS A MUST TO SEE! 647 III) SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP REALTOR STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work th,r wouldn't be any Wanted to buy used office furniture. 80-Autos for Sae Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry. Hwy. 1797 830.1206 Leas. a Datsun including Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ham.Amateur Radio Equipment. Ray or Jack Mink, 831.1313. Sunny Raborn. 322.2120 or 373. 1)79. 1970 Impala, V.8, air, radio, new tires. 1600. 372-0066. PIPIEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell 1972 El Camino VI, automatic. to' 30 pct commission, Free Pick. power steerIng. 1136$. ups Auction, 'Saturdays 7 p.m. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Sanford 372 2270 Phone 323.1060 ______________________ _________________________ - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Itema. Larry's Mart. 21S Sanford Ave. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rensnvac CARROLL'S FURNIIURE,3fl 5191 W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. ___ _____ 107W Commercial Phone 3227611. Sanford ________ ____________ to Buy Farm Tractor& Equipment 11.300 ISYR FHAFINANC;NG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5700 _________________ ______ _________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3144 or 323.7710 79-Trucks-Ira ilers 63-MaChinet-Y-ToOls Days-'373 617) Nights--.372 7152 __________________________________ MORE CASH - family room, large 100*150' Priced To Go- By Owner-? BR, 1, THRp,iH,VPi, Nto,p't,, bath, well maintained home. corner lot Double garage, f fenced bacA yard, Lawn Mo*er Sales & Servic We Large tot With planned, Screened patio. Lovely Sell tPe Best & Service the Rest. many trees Wynnwood area area. Call today Western AutO, 301 W Firs? St .373 Mellonvllie 7236191 CLIFF JORDAPI.REALTOR ____________________ 4403. ___________________ 931 8273 Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished Homes ready (or your inspection andimmedlateoccupancy L AR G.E rooms in this I BR, 3 B home. On quiet street with country atmosphere Kitchen equipped. breakfast bar. Near I-I. $3,9U3 Attention FlU LAKESIDE Modernl4lng your home? Sell no longer needed but usiful items with a want ad. Call 322.2411 or 1314993. Kish Real Estate WITT REALTY New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes - QUIET AREA ___________ 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots of 60-Of' ce Supplies kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new _____________________________ carpeting, new roof, central heat___________________________ -____________________ and large fenced back yard. lkd flffirp rllrnihlrp I fl• Approx $7,000 down, 1)15 month. '" ' ''" Price $21,500 Owner, 323-0322. ___________________________ Wood or Steel desks, executive desk & chairs, Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S "SERvICE BEYOND Casselberry, 1192,3304206 THE CONTRACT" Req Real Esl.jte Broker 1100E 25th St. 3226433 ______________________ 77- Autos Wanted Doberman Pinscher •'C Pups, $150. Champion Lineage. Te,'rns. 345.5710 ROBSON MARINE 2923Hwy1792 372-5961 - TAFFER REALTY - -- YOU WON'T BELIEVE 7 BR, CB home. $13,100 After Hours. 2 BR frame home. fl6,300 2521 Park Dr. 3 BR, 2 bath. $13,900 MIS--REALTORS 3229231.322 3 BR, separate dining 121.800 3 BR, tam, rm., 120.500 322-2118 Country. pool. V Acres, 347,000 Suitable terms on all SOUTH FROM 2S6SPark Custom made camper tOP, I' bed; Excellent condition. Bargain buy. 322.1999. days 1971 Larson 16' boat, 65 hp Mercury motor I trailer. Excel. Cond. 3235650 after 5 Excellent investment. i BR, 2 story with 7 furnished apartments on separale lots. 129.300. 1200 Elm. $315992 I im I-hint PpIt'vt InI' '' '"do ''''' 14_J Sanford's if VA nothing down. KULP REALTY, 3737335 Call 323 503) after6 Vehicles For Wrecked or Junk 6 Weeks, black & rust male Doberman Sire. Pell's CH Juble Cars & Trucks CD. $225 to right party. 322 1099. Any year thru 1976 models 1 week Call collect. 361 7131 Doberman Puppies, AKC, Cham. pion line,? wks. Black & rust & red Want 19110.' older Dodge Dart. alsc & rust. 575. 331 7311. will buy any make convertibles Great Dane pups Phone 323-1060. male & female for sale. BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 foliO. 3223153 373.1431 after 1 p.m. Chihuahua, male, 7 mos., 31 lbs. Call between 6 & I P.M. 373.4733 78-llctorcyCles cluding appliances. $3,000 takes all. practically new. 217 Melissa 323.7832 Court, (Groveview Homes. Lake EVES 322 1517 or 3fl 0612 Mary). __________________________ __________________________ SANFORD - 3 BR, 2 bath home, 52AppIian shady back yard, air conditioned, ___________________________ _________________________ Call Now. $11,900. Dishwasher Forrest Greene, Inc. 55-Boats RAVMONDE, LUNDQUIST Req Real EstateBroker SalesI Appi'aisais3fl fl96 __________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise every day. $175. 3231495. CUSTOM BUILT -3 BR, 2 baths, & Accessories ___________________________________________ central heat air, family room, Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 ______________________________ fireplace, in gorgeous Mayfair. bedroom, 1'. bath, central heat, 16' Starcraft, 70 hp Johnson with 159.500 carpeted,fenced back yard, stove trailer. S mos. old. Take over TwoStoryHouseforSale Clean 3 BR, 1'-', bath, private back Reducedforquick sale- By Owner. yard, washer, dryer 1)75 By Sunland 3 BR, 1 balh, heat & air. appt. 323.6016 eves many extras. 119,900 349 $371. 8 P.M. same date at 2.00 P.M. __________________________ jurisdiction Of the court. pursuant toa summary linal decree IheCityCOmmiS3iOnree5th -----ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND of Foreclosure entered on June28 ".1 nt Avon worked right to accept or to reject any all OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED 1976 by thc, above entitled Court, in In 20 years. 31-Apartments Furnished buds in the best interests of thlc'City WILL Now I'm earning BE FOREVER BARRED. good '" the above styled cause, the un of Sanford. money. - .l'm Date of the first publication of this dersigned United States Marshal, or an Avon 6 room apt, and efficiency apt Representative.. Call 641 3079 for Furnished, with lake access City Manager 1976. will sell the properly situate in City of Sanford Clifford C. Beasley 3229096. Seminole County, Florida, described Publish July 71. 1976 Part time or full lime outside sales _________________________ As Personal Representa. as: Lot 69, lets the East 3 feet DER 90 person, Must have own _____________________________ five Of the Estate of car. Ex. Garage apartment, fully furnished, thereof, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS cellent opportunity, Apply 3159 air conditioned, water furnished Florence Spooner Beasley HE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND SUBDIVISION, according to plat Orlando DrIve (17-92), Sanford FOR SEMINOLE Very nice Phone 373 7561 after S Deceased COUNTY, thereof recorded in Plat Book FLORIDA. pm. weekdays ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ______________________ page 37, of the public records CASE NO. 76.976-CA49.EE REPRESENTATIVE Seminole County, Florida at public for surrounding territory. Car Efficiency and? Bedroonu. DIVISION: Mack N. Cleveland, Jr, of monthly, outcry to the highest and best bidder necessary. Give 'information LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE IN CLEVELAND, MIZE & adults. Wekiva Landing Resort for cash at 12:00 o'clock noon on about present or past em. SURANCE COMPANY, an Alanama BRIDGES Tuesday, August 21, 1916 at the west ployment, education & cooration, 3224170 P0 Drawer Z, door at the Seminole County rsfefenres, All replies will be held Plaintiff, Sanford, Fl. 32771 Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, in Strict couifidence. Free hospital SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3 bedroom v's. Telephone' (305372 1311 Dated. 71376 & life In. rance, plus Other trailer apts Adult & family park WILLIA.MH. MILLERandISMA W. Publish. July II. 21, 1976 MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER benefits. Reply BOX 607, CO The Weekly, 3115 Hwy 1792, Sanford MILLER, his wife, SOUTHEAST OER-il United States Marshal Evening Herald, P. 0. Box 1637, 3231930 BANK OF EAST ORANGE, for Midole District of Florida Sanford, FIa,, 3217). ___________________________________ ADVERTISEMENT ____________________ merly BAtIK OF EAST ORANGE, KENDELL W. WHIRRY FORRE.BIO . C1I ' flIL, lrY3iNucNI, Assistant United States Attorney Clerk, lull lime, beauty SupLegal notice is hereby given that a partnership, DOROTHY SMITH plies, Attorney for Plaintiff SofTue Stock work Involved,, sealed bids will be received by the fld WESLEY SMITH, School Board of Seminole County. Publish: July 71,32, Aug. 1, n, 1976 Defendants. 321 045, 207 East Commercial Street, 36i. 0E614 NOTICE OF ACTION ford, Florida on August 1, 1916 at ___________________________ TO - DOROTHY SMITH and Furniture Salesman, PM for the construction of: WESLEY SMITH Applications now being taken for Bus Loop & Parking for Calaelb.rry F ITITIOUS NAME Residence unknown interviews on Thuri, STERCHi'S, Elementary School Notice iS hereby given that i am YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 00 French Ave. All materials furnished and all engaged in business at 2100 5 IPet an action to foreclose a mor French Ave., Seminole County, Nurses: RN'S 9, tgageon the following real property work performed will be in ac LPN's, Aides, Aid. cordance with the plans and Florida, under the fictitious name of companion Needed Immediately situate in Seminole County, Florida, ANNCON specifications pertaining CORY D.B.A 6280636. described as follows: MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN, _______________________ LOT 20. Block 9, NORTH which may be obtained from Roger and that I intend to register said Live In with semi invalid man. 140 A. Leibin, AlA, Architect, 613 East ORLANDO SECOND ADDITION, name with lhe Clerk of the Circuit wk. Like Mary. 323309 according to the PIat thereof as Princeton, Suite 330, Orlando, Florida, 996-7933. A deposit of $25.00 Court, Seminole County, Florida In recorded in Plal Book $2, Pages 55 Master Cosmotologist, straight o will be required per set with a accordance with the provisions Slot the Public Records of Seminole Pct.commission.BETTYANNE.5 the Fictitious Name Statutes, To maximum of two County, Florida UNISEX HAIRSTyLING. 322. All bids must be submitted on Wit: Section 863.09 Florida Statutes has been liled against you and 0730. 1957. proposal form and must be ac William H. Miller and Isma . Companied by a Bid Bond, Certified S' Albert Constantine Miller, his wife, Southeast Bank of FOUNDRY President Check, Cashiers Check, Treasurers EaslOrange, formerly Barikof East Publish. July 71,21, Aug. 1, Ii, 1974 PATTERN MAKER Orange, and Levie Florida In. Check or Bank Draft in the sum not DES $5 less than 5 per cent of the amount Experienc only, bull of part time. vestments, a partnership. You are base. - -____________________________ Salary based on experience. required to serve a copy of your ,, wrutten defenses. if any, to this rAi.A(jlNG SYSTEMS, CORP. Superintendent Airport Blvd Sanford action on SMITH AND HAYDEN. UNITED STATES DISTRICT The School Board P.A, attorneys for the Plaintiff, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF of Seminole Counly whose address Is 1316 Sarneft Bank FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION 207 East Commerc.l Street Building, Jacksonville, Florida. i, -. anvoro. Florida 37771 32202, and tile flue Original with the UNiTED STATES OF AMERICA, Publish July II. 21. 2t, 1976 Clerk of the above styled Court onor PlaintIff, v Leroy Evan Morse, at DES 52 YW R 111171 FIE .1(;,s(;" before the 25th Gay of August, 1976, _______________________________ us es ai. Defendant(s), -NOTICE offierwi a judgment may be en TALLAHAS.EE, FLORIDA OF SALE -Notice is hereby given LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER - Great tered against you for the relief b0hiti01. Fee paid. NOTICE that purSuant toa FINAL DECREE demanded in tfwe Complaint. Noticeisherebygiv,npursuantto Of Foreclosure entered on Jun.21, GROOMER - All breeds. Section 253.115, Florida Statutes, WITNESSrnyhandandtMsealof 1976 by the above entilled Court, in SECRETARY.BOOY.KEEPER said Court on this 16th dy of July, that the Board of Trustees of the the above styled cause, the VII' Immediate placement. 1976. Internal Improvement Trust Fund decsigned United Slates Marshal, or SALESMAN - Central Fia. aria (Seal) of the State of Florida as received one of P11 duly authorized deputIes, Guaranteed commission. Arthur H. Bckweth, Jr., an application from Seminole will sell the properly situate in BOOKKEEPER - Heavy esperi. Clerk o: the Circutt Crt Covnty, co James J. Buck, Jr., SeminoIeCounty,FIorida,descri ence, By: Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole County Courthouse, I as: Lot 39 and flue West RADIO.TV REPAIRMAN - Great of Lot Deputy Clerk North Park Avenue, Sanford, Block II, Sanlando the opportunity, good befeflH. Suburb Publlih: July 21,32, Aug. 1, 1). 1976 Florida 32771, for a lease by the Beautiful, Sanford Section, ac -WE SELL SUCCESSDE B U Truslee's 04190 square feet, more or cording to pLst thereof recorded In 20$ Commerciai lest, of sovereIgnty land ap. Plal Book 3,pgeséSi'z,66,U,M and n sm, NOTICE OF INTENT TO purtenant to their rlparlan 89,ofthepublic records of Seminole REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME ownership on Lake Mills, In Section County, Florida at public outcry to _________________________ NOTICEISHEREBYGIVCNthaf 21. Township 21 South. Range 32 thehighestandb.stbidcj,rforcash the undersigned, desiring to engage East, Seminole County, Florida, for at 12:00 o'clock noon on TUII4.y, inbusinessundeqtfwfictitiogsname an existing fishing pier. August 24, 1,76 at lf'e west door Of /E ' I/ANT TO Of APPY DAZE FARMS at Post Oblections to the teasing of Ihis the Seminole County Courthowe, Office Box 491, Longwodd, Florida, submecg, land should be filed In Sanford. Florida. 32150 intends to register the said writing with Mr. Edward H. Dated: 7.13 76 name with clack Cf Clrcut Cedertwolm, Bureau of State Land,, MITCHELL A. NEWBEROER Court of Seminole County, Florida. Depart meat 04 Natural Resources, United States Marshal DATEOthis 1111% dly of July, A.O. Crown BuildIng, 207 BIount Strf, Middle District of Florida 1974. TaIlaluaslef, FlorIda 37301, on or l'EfIDELL W. WHERRY c William A. White before S 00 pm. on flue *4tts day of Assistant United States Attorney Alice V. While August. 1914. Aflornay for Plaintiff r Publish: July 2), 21. Aug. 4, ii, 1976 Publish .Juify 21, 21, Aug. 4, $914 Publish: July 2l 21, Aug. 1, 1), 1,74 ADItRICAN CANCEfi SOC*Ti DEBIt 32lO7Steves 3fl7643 ASSOCIATES IN REALTORS 131 5253 ___________________________________________ - Ridgewood Arms carpeted, 330 Rosedal,, $77,300. Reg. Real Estate Broker 75-Recreational AKC German Short haired Pointer pups, 7 wks., shots & wormed. Hunting & Obedience lines. Sire & flm on premise's Big. healthy I. beaulilul, $100. 322 3363. Lay-Away Machines costs Only 10 remaining 3 Bedroom, latin kitchen. 2 par ches, no pets. 3234762. -Pets-Suppries Repossession & I BR. mobile home. 35' x l' all Wm. H. Stemper' Realtor 1 BE DROOM electric, large lot & trees. Near FURNISHED APARTMENT Lake Jessup. $75 plus elect. 365 1919 S French 373 7300Melionville ___________________ Eves 322 1496;3fl1164;3fl 1984 3731 -------------------- ----------____________________ Oviedo area, country home, custom 31A-Duplexes __________________ __________________ 35-#&)bjIe HOme LOts built, 2'. acres, I BR. 3 baths, . - - ________________________________ . '---off ice, 3300 sq. ft.. 3 mos. old, i Bedroom, furnished, air. Aulults, LotsforL 101 I2wides $1,000 equity and assume marStenstrom Realty no pets Contact 2312 Palmetto Quiet adult park-In town 8306133 REALTORS 323 6353 __________________ tgage of 155.000. Appraised _____________________________ _________________ Ave. Sanford. 2343 Park Dr. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN - Con SUM 3732961 U0.000. ner, 3656490. OldColdspot Refrigerator, BUDGS AR 'a. commercial. Great for young WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. 36-ResOrt PropertY 3222286 THE WANT AD COLUMNS quiet area, $21,500. ________________________ couple $20,150. --'____________________________ " ____________________ ,___, KENMORE WA5HER,parts, service, used machines. county, 119.900. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call bath, in lOve'y Loch Arbor. Needs _________________________ Mrs R. U. ItutchiSon, 3734038. some repairs. Priced to sell. _______-- -------------- -45edroom, 1 bath house in Santord HOME 6. BUSINESS LOCATION - $25800 INC. REALTOR , Fenced yard. 6450362. 53-N Radio.Stereo Wetiiva River, west from Sanford, 15.000 down Call br info 3239110 2IHRS. - .._ _________________________________ cheap. 3223164 after 2p.m. Furnorljnfurn ________________________ central heat air, family room, home in Sanford, central heat and wituite portable TV's. $25 to $65. 37-isiness Property ,2bedroomhouse,air,largetos,7car dining room, 16's 16' family room, Realtor, MLS mi. LARGE ROOMS - 3 BR, 2 baths, garage, large fenced yard, _________________ Builclings-StoreorOftic, trees & shrubs, 135,000. DELTONA - 2 BR, wall-wall workshop or outside game room. $IOOmo. WINTER SPRINGS - Lovely carpet, central heat I air. 55.000 equity and assume loan. 322.1517or323 7832 --_____________ California Style 3 BR, 2 bath. im SPLIT 3 BEDROOM - Eat in kit. " screened porch. 1155 per mo Phone 321 0303. maculate cond. Convenient loca YARD SALE then, plus dining area, central DYNAMIC PROPERTIES tion, $34,500. Call Betty Williams. l2flRandolph Real Estate __________________________ heat air, fully carpeted. Patio, 5, V. I1arcwick, Broker JENNY CLARK REALTY ,...,..... Associate Realtor. After hourS. Wed ,July2l 125.000. Dellona, 6418611 Realtor -' - ' Phone 303322 159$ 931-2659. ______________________________ Days and Alter Hours FRICKE&FRICKE 41-Houses _________________ ______________________________ writtendefensej, if any. toit on VAN personal representative's attorney Records of Seminole County, LOST: Siamese femal, cat, beige DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, PA., are set forth below. Florida, and Exhibits thereto as with brown face & feet. Lost on attorneys for the plaintiff, at POSt All persons having claims or recorded in Official Records Book Yale Ave. on July IS. REWARD. Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida demands against the estate are 950, Page 61$. Public Records of Plant & Craft Shop 323-3787 or 322.2725. 3252, and file the original with the required, For Sale, very reasonable THREE Seminole Cou-ty, Florida, togevwt' LOST: Black WITHIN male Lab. I white Clerkoftheabove.styled Court onor MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF with an undivided interest in and to Phone373 7377 paws & white chest. Answers to -_________ ___________________ before August 24th, 1976; otherwise. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the common elements _____________________ _________ ____________________ a ludgment may be entered against THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk atpublicsale, tothehigtue'st and best name "Caesar". Lost on SR 16 __________ you for the relief demanded in the of the above court a written bidder tor cash at 11:00 A.M. on the West, June 20. Please return to ___________________ ____________________________ ______________________________________________ complaint. __________ owner. 571.2281 collect. ________________________________ ______________________________ Statement at any rtIni n, 5th daY of Auaust 1976. at tha -...... --. ______________________________________________ ___________________ ----WITNESS my hand and the seal Of they may have. E;ch claim must ____________________________________________________________________________________ Front Door of the Seminol, County _________________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ 30-ApartlTtfirnistecl said Court on the 16th day of July, in writing and must indicate the Courthouse in Sanford, FlorIda, ___________________________________ ________________________________________ 6-CNId Care ____________ _____________ 1976. DATED this 19th day of July, 1976. basis for the claim, the name and (Seal) address of the creditor or his agent (Seal) - SANFORD - APTS KITCHENS BUSY BEE CHILD CARE Arthur H. Beckwith, jr., Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. or attorney, and the amount EQUIPPED. WALK TO TOWN ___________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court 2427 Holly Ave. Clerk of the Circuit Court claimed, If the claim is not yet due, US $100 MO UI By: Mary N. Darden Phone23.;Smoo.' 322 0760 By: Cherry Kay Travis __________________________ the date When it will become due Deputy Clerk DUPLEX- Furnished or .,n Deputy Clerk _____________ __________ shall be stated, If the claim is Publish: July 71, 32, Aug. 1, 11, 1976 contingent or unliquidated, furnished. Ideal location James J. Loveless, Jr. 9-Good Things to Eat OEB-19 Reasonable rent 365.3721 ____________ _________ nature of the uncertainty shall be of the firm ___________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ stated. If the claim is secured, the GILES, HEDRICK 9, Apts. Unfurn. Spacious 16.2 BR, all OKRA INVITATIONTOBID security shall be described. The ROBINSON. P A. electric, eat in kutc.'uens Dish Mon. Wed FrI. Cityol Sanford, claimant shall deliver sufficient 109 East Church Street washer, shag carpet, air, plenty 3220.115 Florida ___________________________ copies ot the claim to the clerk to Orlando, Florida 32801 closets From $'SO Exclusive office of the City Manager, Sanford, Publish: July 21, 1976 eaGh personal representative, i eyes. On Old Monroe Road, mile FlorIda, on One (I) New Corn. All persons interested in the estate OE B 67 N. of SR 16. and 3 miles W. Of 411 W. 3rd. SI. 2nd. floor. 3 rm rear bnation High Pressure Washer. to whom a copy of this Notice ot apt. Utilities included Reasonable Sanford, and 1 miles E. 4 Steam Cleaner (Stationary). Administration has been mailed are rent. Ph 3272730 322 3940. Detailed specifications are required, WITHIN THREE UNITED STATES DISTRICT available at the Office of the City MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF _____________________________________ Manager. Wanted THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FLORIDAORLANDODIVISION.... ____________ ____ All bids shall be In the City THl5NOTlCE.tofiteanyobjecjj5 COURT NO. 76-142-Orl.CIv.y Sacio..,s 1.7,13 BR Apts Tennis, Manager's office, City Halt. San. they may have that challenges the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. L,P.N,neededfor relief, eveniflgsor %wlmm Ing, playground, ford. Florida not later than 1:30 vaIldit' of the decedent's wilt, the Plaintift, v Leroy Alexander, u'hights. Apply in person to Sanford et ux recreation ioorn, laundry room __________ 41-Houses -____________ _____________ _____________ 3 BR. 2 bath. Fla. room, enclosed Owner Leaving Town back port, central heat & air. with2etracommercIa,,ofs 321. Comfortable li;.g fl 3 large ___________ uedrooms, i' baths, large living -_________ room With fireplace, family room Singer with Zig-Zag, $45, and formal dining room, kitchen REALTORS Singer with buttonhole attochme, 207 25th ST tU1PPed. Well for cI:nale master H A Tree shaded fenced yarl. On MULTI PIE LISTING SERVICE $75. large corner lot. 139.500 Lar.kitch,n,4 BR,2 B,C.H Singer Golden Touch-and-Sew, UI. Slantomatic, band new Call Caroline Holteclaw, Assoc, I A, family room, dinIng room, 5nge condition. Singer's best ever. $265 carpeted, I',, acre lot. On Van with cabinet. Buren St., in Lake Mary. Only TV's from 549. $41,500. CailBart SANFORDSEWitIGCENTER 307 E 1st St Downtivn REAL ESTATE 301 E. 23rd ST. - Double corner lot. 322 9411 Realtor f't ttees. 3 BR, 5i' Bath, $32,500. 322 7198 ___________________________ _________________ Will rent for $250 per ma. IN ' -- ________ Cookware. Miracle Maid, waterless, homes, 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchens equipped, central heat & air, wall rnile home with patio, carport, ___________________________ redecorated. Corn. see. 300 E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, 323 13. Sun., Lake Reservoir, Master's Open a Wig Shop, 600 assorted wigs Cove Apts. area. 3231107 between and wigiets. $1,200. 373 1309- 18-Help Tue, Wed') LIGION IN THE NEWS 7) ZOOM '9') HAPPY DAwr'S (fi) 24 (Pabn. aid Wed.) AND % 1)11) (41) KIJTANA 4* 700 CIJM 10:00 (2) (17) SF0RDAN0SON (fi) (4') (4) PRICE IS RIGHT C7) 24i sSaj,. s'rp.i' "EAT MY DUI" __________________________________________________ ( 9:30 'fl.RE loClas c N CY' fly - - - - Dl'OOSSfl, HW'IB ColTeld Uoyd 1dueS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 41-Houses Lak. 0n & 7 Bedroom apartments, _____ PIece." 11) ABCNEWS ______ :::, 3 RuN TiN TIN 7O0 'a, roitammum (4) BRADY BUNCH i-ri CCNCEN1'P.ATION 4* GGAN'S PEROES ,7) J) THE $25,000 PYR)iJ.liD 41-Houses HLY RENTALS 7 DedroornJag.kitch,n,eflc,os.d . AVAILABLE porches, garage. U4S month plus SANFORD Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Serv. security deposit. 2642 Sanford * * * * VA. FHA * * * * QUALITY INN NORTH Ave. 1311619. l.i&SRlU,Longweni ______________________ Spic & span 3 BR, 1' bath. sput ____Furnished 3 -Houses 3rm. apt., Large rooms, Clean Well plan, central air & large furnished. Carpeted. Reasonable screened porch, hu fenred yard, StY houSe co orvawy ?• 23p w t st. inside utility room & garage Muv flushed. 'ery clean $83 ma, Idep. ___________________________ Q today. Only $23,900 Call 2S43PArkDr .'•'. $70 311 N. French Ave. Phyllis Capponi, Realtor 1 & 2 BR Mobil. Homos _______________________________ ' Associate. After hours, 934 1723 Adults-Nopefs 34-Wobiie Homes . FRICKE&FRICKE ge2roon,swithcarportair . $$5 -ASSOCIATES INC. 3334672 Nice 2 bedroom mobile home In ________________________ REALTORS,IJI52S3 Longwood. $120 month. Phone 830______________ ____________________ ,Mary- clean a. pr;va,eI . bedroom furnished an. 1 male.'no _________________________________ Multiple Listing Service 2 BR houSe trailer, furnished, with 323 __________________________ i QhIS & water 322 5639 VETERANS - BEST BUY RATES Ithru S times HOURS 430 LT Orlondo - Winter PQrk 8319993 Seminole 3222611 FRIENDS, -Houses Unfurnished fl Wednesday, Juty 21, 174-B Front-End Alignment Special $ 6 66 IIIIIIIIII1 ______________________________ ___________________ Chrysler Passenger Cars Only Void after July 30th. 1.. �LEI 1OB—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Thursday. July 22,1976—Vol. 68, No. 287 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents $399- Bielhoon Measure Approved 31046 Co ngress V otes To Override Jobs Bill Veto # WASHINGTON (AP) Congress, with an attack on unemployment as a major goal this election year, today overrode President Ford's veto of a $3.95-billion public works jobs bill, enacting it Into law. Final action came in the House, which overrode Ford's veto by a vote of 310 to 96, or 39 more than the required two thirds. It was the ninth time Congress has overridden Ford. The President has been sustained 14 times. * The Democratic-controlled Congress and the SI - Democratic candidates for president and vice In February, the Sanford City Commission presidential nominee, said he couldn't understand billion in grants to state and local government fur president have made an assault on joblessness a directed City Manager Warren Knowles to work Ford's veto because "the worst thing you can do Is public works construction projects that can be major election-year issue. with county officials to have the county designated deny people work. This country needs work." started in 90 days. The Senate voted 73 to 24 Wednesday to override an economically distressed area, so area residents Ford had called an earlier $6.2-billion version of Ford's veto of the public works bill, They say the 90,000 state and local government would be able to reap the benefits included in such a the bill, which he successfully vetoed, "little more House Majority Leader Thomas O'Neill and other measure, than election-year pork barrel." He made clear he jobs will be saved by a $1.25-billion authorization In Democratic leaders had predicted they would have the bill for antirecession grants to maintain governSupporters of the public works bill say it would considers the new version little better, no difficulty winning the jobs bill override, create 200,000 construction and other jobs while "This bill will not create lasting jobs," Ford said, ment services in areas with high unemployment. The bill will provide millions of dollars for protecting another 90,000 state and local govern- "but will instead create more Inflation." Democratic leaders, particularly in the House, projects In Sanford and other parts of Seminole ment Jobs. Supporters say the bill will create jobs in the set creation of more jobs as their major legislative County. Sen. Walter Mondale, the Democrats' vice construction industry because it authorizes $2 goal at the start of this year. SHA Records Show A Possible Conflict Jobless Decline May Hurt Area By KIlLS NASH Orlando metropolitan area Herald Staff Writer (Orange, Seminole and Osceola After struggling long and counties) stood at ILl per hard to drag its unemployment tent. Although no county breakrate down out of double digits, Seminole' County appears to downs have been calculated for have I inallly succeeded, But June, the unemployment office this may hurt the county'ssaid the jobless level for the metropolitan area was 8,9 per chances to share in the $ billion public works jobs bill cent in June — a plunge of 2.2 '0 which became law today on a per cent. Since the Seminole figures House override of President bear a fixed relationship to Ford's veto, Seminole's unemployment those of the Ui-county area it's -level dipped to 11.4 per cent In safe to assume Seminole May, the latest figure available County's unemployment rate from the Florida State for June would fall around 9.5 Employment Service. The May per cent. unemployment reading for the (Continued On Page 2-A) + - By JACQUELINE DOWD of conduct for public officers and employes of agencies, say a public officer or employe "acting in a private capacity "shall not rent, lease, or A Sanford Housing Authority sell any realty, goods or services to his own may have violated state ethics laws when he did agency." $45.40 worth of dry cleaning for the agency he Housing authority Executive Director direct. Thomas Wilson III confirmed that McCoys 7 .,j:'.': . . Commissioner D.C. McCoy, owner of Cleaners had done work for the housing McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners at 1107 W. 13th St., authority and was paid, but defended McCoy, admits doing the cleaning but says he hasn't who has supported Wilson in his recent battles I .:: / violated any laws because "As long as there's no with other commissioners and tenants. -: charges, you can do anything you want." "We did a comparison of rates charged in the But housing authority records show McCoy's city and we found his rates were less," Wilson r Cleaners was paid on two separate occasions for said. "To me, it's all a matter of where we can dry cleaning jobs. get the lowest price and the best service." On Nov. 14, 195, a check was issued for $16.50 Although one housing authority employe says to McCoy's firm to cover cleaning of drapes in the possibility of a conflict of Interest was Wednesday was Allen Keeth Day, so proclaimed by Seminole the housing authority administrative offices on discussed by staff members, the decision to use County School Board Chairman Robert G. Feather (left) as he West 10th Street, in the Castle Brewer Court McCoy's Cleaners was never officially presented presents a copy of the proclamation to a surprised Allan Keeth housing project. to the commission. while School Superintendent William P. Layer looks on. Keeth On May 28, a $27.90 check was Issued to McCoy's possible conflict of interest was was honored at a testimonial dinner at the Sanford Holiday Inn McCoy's firm for cleaning drapes in the con- mentioned in a recent letter from a represenlast night. Approximately 100 persons attended. (See Around The ference room at Bedding Gardens where the tative of the Seminole Joint Tenants Council to Clock, Page 4-A) hous in g auth ority commission meets. Florida statutes, which prescribe standards i Continued (in Page 3-Al / commissioner : a.s. Water District Eyeing Sanford Sanford is being considered for the new home of the St. Jolui.s' Water Management District administrative of- helps • , . ... ,:: , - - KEETH DAY PROCLAIMED - (11 Herald Stall Writer - Today County Has No Program To Control Them fices. Seminole County Port Authority Administrator Jim Ryan said Wednesday he is sending preliminary information to St. Jobn.s District officials, who mot soon decide whether to add on to their present headquarters In Palatka or move to another city with better transportation facilities. Sanford can offer one thing the other cities being considered don't have a waterfront site overlooking the St. Johns River. Ryan hopes that psychological selling point will help Sanford land the St. Johns District headquarters. Sanford's chances loproved this week when Orlando's proposal to house the St. Johns' District offices at McCoy snag. The %Lirtin Anderson Beeline Expressway, located just north of the proposed jetport site. The St. Johns District staff, which now numbers about SO, is expected to expand to ZOO within two years. The first 1, when tcp in the expansion is scheduled upper St. Johns River basin now under cootrol of the Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District - FOLGER'S Instant Coffee 10 OZ. FAME Strawberry Pr - r - 7fl - 07 39 $2 hO -. Jetport hit a C G AIN L .,)I LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND (,,,) PURCHASES OF $7.50 EXCL. CIGS. EXPIRES 7.28.76.j .1/ for Jan. GRILL TIME a Charcoal $69 1 20 LB. 100 CT. BIG CHIEF Long Grain Rice 360Z. FAME Tomato Sauce aoz. GARD MARTHA WHITE' —T Lotion Detergent 320Z. TABLE TREAT Grated Tuna 6 oz. PACKER LABEL LBS6 2J 6 STICKS JIB. 9 49"' 1 LB. 99c KRAFT Velveeta Cheese BALLARD SWEET MILK OR Buttermilk Biscuits BOR eOz. DEN'S Pork and Beans 160Z. Whipping Cream PT. 16 OZ. 39,c EACH ASSORTED FLAVOR Royal Gelatin 3910 SELL 5/ $100 ARGO Cut Green Beans I 151/2 oz. Head Lettuce EACH Encephalitis-carrying mosquitoes are present in it is a countywide problem." Crossword control for nudges." 2.8 but the county have a mosquito However, he said he doubted Seminole residents Editorial .............4-A Seminole Knowles said that to even control the pests ef3.B control program. would impose further taxes upon themselves to set up a fectively, the same spot would have to be sprayed Dear Abby ........ Fred Hassut, district entomologist for the Florida taxing district to fight the blind mosquitoes' (or every 15 to 20 minutes because "midges come in wave Dr. Lamb . .......... ..2-B Department of Health and Rehabilitative intdges alone and that if there were such a program it after wave by the millions" and that if the wind is Horoscope ....... ....2-B told that to a group of Sanford area residents during a would undoubtedly focus on the biting type. Hospital blowing at all, the chemical barrier laid down by $A Although the county doesn't own any equipment togging blows away Just as fast as it can be put down. Obituaries ............5-A meeting to explore methods of controlling the nonbiting 'blind mosquito' problem along the waterfront of for mosquito control, the city of Sanford owns two 99 A "The city provides the service it is capable of Lake Monr oe and in Downtown Sanford. spray trucks. Television .......1A unde r the conditions and that's all anyone can do," Hassut said Florida was one of the few states in the While it is generally agreed that there was no way Knowles said. "And that's minimal, but it's the best we Women 1-34-11 nation that didn't have one encephalitis-related death to eradicate the midges, Hassut and Ray Maltbie, an can do." in 1975. "But," he warned, "that doesn't mean we entomologist who deals with pesticide research, both i: I'I i i:n It was also agreed that most of the midge problem won't have any in the future." said they could be controlled to a certain degree. is in the areas along the waterfront which lies Just Vs ednesday s high 94, today 'S Asked lithe state of Florida could force a county to Sanford City Manager Warren E. Knowles agreed outside the city limits such as at Meadors Marine. low 70. Rainfall: .03 Inch. undertake a mosquito control program Hassut said to this saying 'You might interrupt the cycle (of Maltbie said a "countywide mosquito Partly cloudy through Friday the state could do "nothing more than make a midges ) , but you won't solve it We need more program will not solve the mosquito problem The with a chance of afternoon and recommendation, research at the state level.' lakefront is being sprayed and that's all that can be evening thundershowers. highs "There is no doubt," Hassut said, "that you do Hassut replied, "There is no research currently done." In mid 90s, lows in 70s. Variable have a problem with the mosquitoes, but it is definitely being carried out by the state on the midges, because Gene Meadors said he thought there was no use in winds 10 m.p.h. probability is 30 per cent, Rain a countywide problem. I've received many telephone it's a t2mporary thing and they're nothing more than a even talking about a city-county cooperative effort in calls at my Winter Park office from South Seminole nuisance. Blind mosquitoes do not bite and are not Details and tides on Page 5-A residents complaining about the mosquitoes so I know known to carry any disease, There is no biological (Continued on Page 5-A) - doesn 't Services, ....... Sports .. - - '• %%' - control Children Describe Kidnaping COUPON MRS. FILBERT'S ( MAYONNAISE -- -- - - - ORE IDA CRINKLE CUT OR CI1OWC11II.1.4%, Calif. (AP) We asked if they were going to die at a young age.' "We heard them shoveling "At first I was a little scared take us home. They said, 'In a Her brother picked up the tale out there, like they were putting to talk about it," admitted little whlle.'We were all crying. with the vans stopping at the dirt on top of the box. They were Jennifer Brown. We screamed our heads off. quarry in Livermore. just shoveling us in." But then words starting spill"The guns were all I looked "When they backed up to the The brother and sister said ing out of the 8-year-old girl's at. Two guys were standing on hole our van hit a tree. ... When that bus driver Ed Ray and 14. mouth as she and her brother the side with the guns," Jenni- I saw the hole I first thought it year-old Mike Marshall then described how they and 24 other fer added. was a tent. They were going to starting trying to get out of the school children were kidnaped "They drove around. We lock us in it and zip it up. Then I buried van. from their bus last Thursday were just sitting there singing. found out it was a hole. I missed "We thought there might be and buried alive in it dirt-coy- Everyone was still scared. .. I couple of steps on the ladder ered moving van, thought we were going to die, and came down the hard way. (('ontlnuedonPage3-A) "We van in the middle of the road. A guy got on. He had a gun. My brother thought Golden Fries it was it joke. fie got up on his seat with his hands up and QUART .' ( c3 (r5 ) - 69 1r LIMIT 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASES OF $7.50 EXCL. CIGS, EXPIRES 7•28.n, r r (rr( . - SAVARIN 2 LBS. shouted, "We didn't do it," COFFEE $ . saw a Ij GAL iooz. - .. —, a BORDEN'S ______________ I Io'oz. 18 ,., LIMIT 1 WITH THIS cnunsi ANn 1, wr,~ W- - in '. 5.' ,, t ,,,, S - as "101;,& ,-. ' .. . James e • - .' • -' _________ - ,,,• . "' ,. S I. ' , - -. ' • S - - -' -. pris- a we CAW% - , LB. -- •1 Jennifer told the San Francisco Examiner Wednesday. Her 10-year-o l d brother. Jet.•trey. added,: "Everybody REDWOOD CITY, Calif. wanted to talk to Woods' son, 24. Alameda County sheriff's of f i ce laughed. I crack a lot of jokes in I AP) — A heavily armed force year-old Frederick N. Woods, told The Associated Press Wednesday that one young man school. Then the guy said, of deputies swooped down on a IV. The elder Woods had told one being sought inconixctlonwith .CAW. her)un& get in back 1-very lavish l0O-acre estate near here body said Really funny, Jeff' earl) today, searching 'or cvi interviewer on Wednesday that the kidnaping was connected to -Then another guy came on. dente in the Chowchllla school he didn't know the whereabouts the rock quarry. The source said the other two were sons of Ile put on white gloves and bus hijacking. of his son. prominent San Francisco -d drove the bus. They all wore "I was told by the sheriff's The estate, six miles south of area n. white gloves," Jeffrey said. here, is owned by Frederick N. office not tosay whether I have ,ioUc,uns emphasized a a Jennifer continued "As soon son or 10 sons" Woods said news conference late Wedne3. as we saw the guy's gun everyrock quarry in Livermore Houchins said he also was in- day night that the younger bod) got scared ... he drove the 26 schoolchildren a In taming to two of Woods and the Schoenfeld teres bus down in to the slou 'h' There where their bus driver were buried in young woods' friends Rich- brothers had not been named was 'n waiting for makeshift, underground aid Schoenfeld, 22, and any arrest r going "W'tho hi the digging Ofl ((:31' 18 hours Schoenfeld, 34, of J.B. Officials also emphasized tale us a nd a then out. FIRE podiatrist In early today that Schoenfeld, arrest take us homiw We asked if they Alameda County Sheriff Tom nearby Atherton. had been Issued in the tohurt us. They said 4 ________ Deputies Searching Estate For Evidence In Bus Hijack ne Sauash .. 'We Were All Scared, Crying' SARA LEE FRENCH OR BLUEBERRY 39c Seminole Mosquitoes May Carry Disease - Original Waffles ICEBERG 7,000 building that AUNT JEMIMA YELLOW 2/10; 00 $ 3$ / ooz. Crumb Cake Sc) COUPON GROWN headquartered In Vero Beach — will be St. Johns District, Ryan says the port has plenty of room for the to 12,000 square-loot will be needed by the St. Johns District staff. transferred to the Liteline Ice Milk 45c WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS Canta'oupes Elbow Macaroni 4/59c 30 RD EN'S Peppers CAMPBELL'S 3 / 89 Orange Juice HOME 303 CAN FAME KRAFT MIRACLE Margarine Applesauce 751c 551" 6/ $ 1 2/$1 391; 4/$ 1 3/$1 the - FAME 9 INCH White Paper Plates districts southern boundary Is the Around The Clock 4-A %B Bridge Calendar 6- A Comics + . ..........2-13 warrant. before sc to sons re us, their way a rants were going they F' v's 'ren 't going to no hurt us. hfouchins said officials also A highly placed source in the case. war- DAM AG ES SANFORD HOME Sanford firemen probe the home of Mrs. S',ift, 1524 Douglu Ave., Wednesday extinguishing noontime blaze that gutted Living room and caused smoke damage to other Three Swift c Teresa, 18, Geoffrey, 18, and Glenn, 13, escaped uninjured alter lire of undetermined started while Mrs. Swift was work. 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W*.4,i*.,Iw Jun.1 1I7 ru LPI4R1$J ]FIerald g LE EAT ISHOP ':. ]EEOPJ ' . PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m. to9 p.m. 7 Days a Week 0 PRICES EFFECTIVE THU RS, JUNE 24 THRU WED., JUNE 30 3 WE ARE P L EASED TO ACCEPT HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 100 PCT. PURE S • . 3 LOS OR MORE Ground Chuck - Round Steak Cube Steak USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED -- Beef Sirloin Steak $ LB. 1 Boneless Patio Steak HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 57 g Feet Steak : mu. Corn WHOLE H KERNEL - ' '1 ' Peas TABLE KING Tôelat1, 30z Iq Tomato Soup NO. I CAN a oz. Tomato Sauce .. • 16 Oz. - ax Cleanser 1 14 OZ. 91C A is I Longwood 191, 6/$100 Annear Unfounded By DONNA ES -S £.0 32 OZ. Vienna Sausage 3 / $1 00 Grated Tuna 6½ OZ Elbow • is I 29 OZ 00 Macaroni MAKES 2 GALLONS . TASTY Drink Concentrate 6 oz 1 6½ Purina Cat Food I / • C 16 OZ 5 /$ £ 10 0 • - FAME UNSWEETENED • rapefruit Drink G C 46 OZ. • ' ' ' PUREX HEAVY DUTY — Rw Detergent • _____ C 42 01. _- Orange Juice OT. BORDEN'S . 4- Sour Cream KRAFT HALF MOON Longhorn Cheese r s01. 3 89 3/$100 Luncheon Me it 85" 12 OZ. Topping ' MORTON'S . . . 8OZ. Pot Pies LAMBR EC HI Pizzas MERICO B 391" oz. We Buy From Local Farmers Yellow Cooking Santa Rosa Plums rons 3 LB. LB. 48 LB. 59c )) ; c 69 Fresh Georgia Peaches Calendar L 69c plant. Comics ................... 28 Funding in the o pe n market Cgsword obtained (or the Modal ..............4-A was to be stallation of lines within the city Dear Abby ................ 3-B B for the multi-million dollar Dr. Lamb ?,B system while an $813,000 grant Horosco ita te ................. s-A from the federal government IC .- Obituaries 6-6-A cost of the construction of a Sports ....................10-A 5 LB. BAG sewer interceptor line west on Television ...............1-3-B sii 434 to Montgomery Road. Women . interceptor would have The the two cities. linked F'1'1I ER I nc luded wit hi n the grant . Wednesday's high 83, today a funds was some $30,000 to be low 69. used toward engineering fees. Thundershowers likely In early 1974 as the building +.uinly d uring afternoon and boom was continuing, but evening hours. Otherwise trouble appeared ahead, city partly c loudy through Friday. officials, led by Council highs in the mid to upper member June Lorinano exand Iowa tonight in the low ' pressed fears that trouble was Mostly southeast winds 10-15 ahead for the construction M.p.h. Rain probability' is 60 industry and that the city would w -- LIMIT I WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASES OF $7.50 EXCL. CIGS. EXPIRES 6-3o.76 . ' c r- "-' AreaJobs e& JV 7, I per cent. nnd (ntInued thi Page 12-Al By The Herald Services w. The -.. . . - - -t . 46 '' ''i- / ' - .' - ' . - v - . - ' ' '..: I ' - ,,'. t— c- 5'• ' • - • .- • - i'S' .i-. .,' —' ' :' .41 e - d . ' ' 5- -: _ ,, • -.-- W UITOES CLOSE BUSINESS - - -, - - ..,' •'• - '' - a - • a • ' • '5- • : - -. - - v ' - - 4 • -5- • •.. - P .. T' ' •', H .4 w_ '5-4 US House of Representatives Wednesday approved a $395-billion public works employment bill that if it becomes law nia) pr ovide !fl.11IOnS of federal do llars for projects in Sanford The vote on the bill was 328 to substantially more than the • two needed to override a 'a presiden ti al veto The Senate I last week approved the _________________________________________ measure 70-25 also enough to override a veto by Presi dent ' - / M ., r7J _LL '\ - _____ ATI Sanford city officials for the past few months have been working in conjunction with Jack Rathmell, manager of Moum Harbour Marina on the Lake beside one of the bI at the martma which is covered with the Seminole authorities to have Monroe waterfront, said he had to completely close down his business this morning due to a heavy Infestation of blind mosquitoes - or midges, as they are known Rathmell stands ' j . 4 34 .1 .1. pests that have plagued Downtown Sanford and the waterfront for the count) designated an the past several weeks. (Herald Photo byBfflVtiictntJr. "economically distressed area by the federal Economic Development Administration — B ack r Woman l For VP presidential choice is likely to have a Washington inappropriate," said Carter, who expressed concern last background and could be a woman or a black. But the week that such an investigation Lould violate privacy former Georgia governor Isn't ready to name names. rights. bill. Sanford City Manager Warren Knowles said Monday a But he said that before the Democratic National Con- decision on the designation is running mate. Carter is expected to win first ballot nomination as the Democrats' presidential candidate when the party con- vention,he onastaff member will conduct personal inter. views with ' o ne or more" of those under co nsideration for the No. 2 position on the ticket. Carter told reporters "the likelihood is that It will be someone with Washington experience,' although he said expected aroundJuly I, but that it was impossible to accurate!) predict a date because of the red tape involved in dealing with the federal bureaucracy. venes its national convention In New York next mon& there are some persons on the list without that Carter, In the capital for a series of meetings today with congre1leaders sa yshebasnotyetw hitUeddowna hat of 10 or 12 persons he said he Is considering as h'.i He commented in a brief news conference Wednesday foreign policy speech and took pa rt in five fundalslng events to help cover campaign debts. The Republcan presidential battle resumes today when President Ford and Ronald Reagan step up their delegate taint. GOP de legates will be selected at four state conventlons this coming weekend. carter planned separate meetings today with House and Senate Democrats; House Speaker Carl Albert and Majority Leader Thomas O'Neill; Sens. Robert Byrd of West Virginia; Edmund Muskie of Maine, and Henry Jackson of Washington. He also was to meet with Democratic Party Chairman Robert Strauss. Carter also said he has decided to decline President Ford's offer of an FBI background check of prospective running mates. Knowles said two projects background. under consideration by city conaloering ei ther a black or a woman, but refused to comment In greater detail. Carter asked his polling organization recently to test public opinion of vice presidential possibilities, Including Sen. Alan Cranston of Cali fornia, w ho took himself out of the race Wednesday night, saying vice-presidential speculation was hurting his campaign for Senate Whip. Carter now has 1,487 of the 1,505 delegates needed for fulding are the new city ball and a. proposed municipal drainage project. In May, the City Commission 'toted to fund the co nstruction of th e new city hail, expected to cost approximately $1.3 million, the nomination, according to an Assmiated Press tally. He could go over the top when North Dakota Democra ts select 13 delegates on Friday. Cutter aides said that in tl Nc York fund raisers, Carter raised about $175,000. Two fwid-raisthg events UI Boston 00Thesdaybroughtln about $60,000, they said. Carter campaign treasurer Robert Lipshutz Said last week the campaign was about $600, 000 in debt. through the use of utility franchise revenues. On JUne 1. commissioners voted to place the Or lando architectural firm fWata & Crnpn aL the top of a priority list for negotiations. On June 14, commissioners entered into a contract with the firm to pay I Continued On Page 2-Ai Li1r tht'ç a prerequisite for receiving ment at its regional sewer . SUGAR - .... .... 12-A Provide "A 4-A effluent to be pumped to 2-B Altamonte Springs for treat. Bridge g,gDf ' . V Bill May earing in July. I*he engineering fees were for Around The Clock oz. COUPON Fears sewer system for the city with 00 CHEESE SAUSAGE OR PEPPERONI • Seedless whit G $ $ will require an increase in city work on the defunct sewer taxes are not borne out by a system plus accumulated SflCj statemen' for the interest city' s operation during the first MichaelJoneso(theLwfirm two-thirds of the fiscal ,ear. of Jones and Bishop, Altamonte The report — co vering City Springs, legal counsel for the operation from October 1975 engineering firm said Tuesday, - through May 1976 ShOWS (tint however, he will recommend the city, or, the brink of that his clients decline the city bankruptcy 18 months ago 15 offer . not only solvent, but has $88,000 City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. ithe banknotbudgetedforany to ld the councilmen Monday nikht that recent court The report also shows decisions indicate a strong revenues will exceed ex possibility th at the firm would pectations by $50,000 by the end be able to reco v er at least out of Ole fiscal year Sept. 30 and of pocket" expenses totaling that department budgets are in nearly $75,000 if the suit Is tried in the courts. the black. The suit is scheduled for court Today FAME Whipped 79" J0 oz . Jliiiz'i'zD11'ri7:jri,i BRYAN .. pressed by city officials early settlement in a two-year-old settling ou this wee k The Winter Park firm court a long-standing lawsuit is seeking $209,000 in fees for 231c 60 CT iflS • FAME _________ on uds • TABLE KING Sliced Peaches H . The city council Monday night voted unanimously to offer the engineering firm of 3/$100 TABLE TREAT BRYAN YOUNG HOBOES 16 oz. - Salad Dressing - . Is/$100 FAME - 5 Ilerald Stall Writer Pork and Beans 'I '' CAMPBELL'S - $ — Tomatoes SUGAR ROSE V -- I t TABLE TREAT CREAM STYLE OR • .L 3F100T -- 1. 75 .... TABLE TREAT m,oz. 'cL skew etoes To K'1'11'B'16 11 A _________ 37c Steak LB. 771 -.. Cut Green Beans LB. I 88; — CC -A Gov. 55 Askew objected toa provision in the blllwhich who merely set foot on their property. Askew also vetoed a bill supported by law and would remove from the current law a requireLr ____ ment that persons who use deadly force to halt order legislators to provide the death penalty for 11L intruders in or near their homes must have anyonecommithng rape ora kidnaping dwlng ( . U ' reasonable belief that such force is necessary. the burglary of a home. "Under thi3 bill, the death penalty would be "I do not think any persons should be ossly disportionate to the crime if imposed authorized to take a life if it is not necessary," he gr do not believe the under every hLitzince allcrwed and would be of said in his veto message. "I questionable constitutionality," he said. legislature intended this result." The bill, HE3243, was developed in response to The bill also authorizes use of deadly force to the ski mask terrorists who raided homes in halt persons fleeing af tff canmitting a forcible Central FlIorida. felony such as rdpe, murder, arson, burglary or Askew said his decision was supported by "Ibis law might well be interpreted to mean Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, who also urgedAskew PI to veto the shoot-to-kill bill. the citizen who employed deadly force would "I am confident that the legislature did not have to prove that his victim was actually atintend to authorize anyone to kill an individual' tempting or committing a forcible felony," it was unnecessary to do so, yet SB615 would, Askew said. my just that," ev1n said. He said that could jeopardize the citizen who ' w allow use deadly (me to The d t makes a reasonable and understandable S .• . persons breaking into a home r lurking in the The governor said the present law immediate area. It also would allow the slaying . .. "adequately provides for a reasonable defense of criminals escaping after a forcible felony. evm said he opposed the bill because it by a citizen of his home, family, life and would eliminate the long-standing legal require mixed up by recreation staffers. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent property." 'le-yesr.!d Tenye Butler (right) gtve sm 'ivIe, In Mary Iteck, 4, at the Sanford Recreation Department's Hobo Day Jr.) He said deadly force is already justified ment that a person using deadly force must "where such force is appropriate and neces- "reasonably believe that such force is necesWednesday. Highlight of the day was a batch of "hobo stew" sary.to sary. BABY BEEF CHUCK LB. created SCIDA and can abolish it." Williams says SCIDA can Perform certain tasks that SCOPA cannot, but Ryan says "everything that is required to function (like SCIDA) Is already invested in the port authority. We need no amendment to the act" SCOPA was designated by the Florida Legislature as an industrial development authority In 1971. But by 1973 the county commission became disenchanted with SCOPA and under the Home Rule Law created SCIDA and gave It Industry-seeking powers. For fiscal 1976-fl, SCIDA's budget Is $60,250. "Honestly, the (SCIDA) money has been a total waste," one top-ranking county official said. SCOPA, on the other hand, has a $250,000 yearly operating budget, all of which comes from port-operated businesses. Ryan (Continued On Page 12-A) _ TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Coy Reubin Askew said the shoot-to-kill bill has been Askew today vetoed the so-called "shoot-to-kill" widely misunderstood by the public and press. bill, saying It has been widely mistinderstood and He said such mistinderstmuftnip; could lead to 97ce B. 87"' - PRIDE OF INDIA . 87 97 $ 20 OZ. 551C 100 COUNT Kwlatkows)d - agree the agencies should be combined. But they differ on how it should be accomplished. "At this particular point, it's nonsense to have them both," Kwiatkowski said. Williams said county officials should meet in the near future to decide the fate of the two agencies. "We definitely ought to sit down and find out what the mechanics are," Williams noted. The mechanics, depending on whom you talk to, differ. For example Port Administrator Jim Ryan says the county commission on any given Tuesday can abolish SCIDA. Kwiatkowski, however, feels a local bill would have to be parsed by Florida legislators. "SCIDA exists because of legislation and so does SCOPA," the commlssioncr said. Williams believes SCIDA has "some advantages" over the port, but Williams agreed with Ryan that the "commission „.. P1 - • • Tea Bags i eC om bnd e idB IS __ f' FRESH MEATY NECK BONES OR BABY BEEF SIRLOIN, ROUND, CLUB . 87; R egular we l-i Lei Whole Side 40 w 0U LYKES ALL BEEF OR 47” — LB. LB USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF Hind Quarter AVG. 150 LBS. CUT AND WRAPPED FOR FREEZER FREE BABY BEEF FRONT AND HIND AVG. 140 LBS. L CUT AND WRAPPED FOR FREEZER FREE - By noon Friday, Governor Reubin Askew must act on a local bill that has triggered efforts to combine Seminole County's two i ndustry-seeking agencies. Officials say creation of one super agency would save taxpayers thousands of dollars and would eliminate duplication of industry seeking efforts. As proposed by State Sen. Ion Wilson, a member of Seminole's Legislative delegation, the measure which officials sav Asew will approve gives the Seminole County Commission óe power to make direct appointments to the Seminole County Port Authority (SCOPA) without approval from the governor's office. State Sen. John Vogt, another of Seminole's lawmakers, - COPELANO SLICED OR CHUNK Breakfast Links Long Grain Rice DO aie S said today part of the measure's intent was to Induce county officials to combine SCOPA and the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA). "Why have tiio industrial development agencies that are basically performing the same task?" Vogt asked. Local officials Interviewed for the most part agreed with Vogt. Port Chairman Thomas Binford said today either SCOPA or SCIDA should be abolished, or else the two should be cornbined. "They've got some fine people, but SCIDA hasn't done a thing," Binford charged. He said SCIDA has spent $264,000 of the payer's money, but the agency has failed to produce any new industry for the county. If approved, the measure goes into effect July 1 — 14 days before Binford's appointment expires. Two county commissioners — Richard Williams and Harry LYKES BUDGET SUNNYLAND - King us Try-be e U LB • BIG CHIEF • $ 1 67 $117 LB , , 1" YOUNG TENDER / • • I.B. Beef Liver . Sliced Bacon LB 3 LOS. ORMORE Boneless Stew . - $ USDA CHOICE HEAV~ WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF - . . LB. USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF -- • LB. USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF £ By ED PRICKE71 Herald Staff Writer • U.S. D. A. FOOD SIAM P COU PON S - ' Governor Holds Key To Joint SCOPA-SCIDA Agency Sunday sa.m.tolp.m br- ____' Oil 0 F!4 - in a RS AV E. I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 681h Year, No. 263—Thursday, June 24, 1976 -. 1:1. " 5- �NATION IN BRIEF JFK Killing Clues Point Assault Charged FLORIDA IN BRIEF In Row Expense Reforms Approved WASHINGTON (AP) - House Democrats approved a package of sweeping payroll and expense account reforms in the wake of the Capitol Hill sex scandal, with some members waming that failure to act could hurt their chances for reelection in November. The House Democratic Caucus approved the changes by voice vote Wednesday night after a meeting oc. casionally characterized by confusion and shouting. Opponents of the changes tried unsuccessfully to postpone action on the grounds that they had had no time to study the proposals. The House Administration Committee was to meet today to implement most of the changes. The committee's new chairman, Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., 1)-N.J., was elected chairman of the panel by the whole House to replace Rep. Wayne Hays, 1)-Ohio. FBI Agents Muzzled WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI agents under investigation for allegedly committing burglaries have been ordered not to talk to their lawyers about their case until the lawyers are .cleared to receive secret government nformation, Department sources have confirmed that the civil rights division Is investigating at least W FBI agents volved in intelligence-gathering burglaries during the past five years. The probe Involves possible illegal violations of the civil rights of American citizens. The FBI agents were given the Instructions about their lawyers In a teletyped message from FBI headquarters last Friday, aécording to Jack B. Solerwita, an attorney representing some of the FBI men. 100 Injured In Plane Crash PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An Allegheny Airlines jetliner with 103 persons aboard broke apart while trying to land at Philadelphia's International Airport during a freak storm. No one was killed. One hundred personsweretreatedat various hospitals. Twenty-six of them were admitted, 18 In serious condition. The (lot. Carl Bo'er of Ft. Lauderdale, was in -. conaiuon - - m,_ Am. criucai wun aThe tail section of the twin-engine DC9—Flight 121 hnund from Providence, R.I., to Memphis, Tenn., with stops at Hartford, Conn., and Philadelphia — came to rest 400 feet from the fuselage. rracuaeu Florida GOP Clears ' $38,000 At Dinner Action Reports Fire Rages In California PLYMOUTH, Calif. (AP)—A50-equare4nhle grass fire _thebiggestthLsyearinparchedCalifornia — ragedoUt of control near this Sierra foothills, town early today. Residents spraying water on their homes were relieved when a fresh easterly wind blew flames to the west. "What's between the fire and Plymouth? For one thing, a lot of good wind," said Jim Turner, a spokesman For the California Division of Forestry. Cold Front Creates Storms By The sedated Press Heavy thunderstorms generated by a slow moving cold front continue from Nebraska into northern and western Texas. Thunderstorms also are scattered from the Mississippi Valley to the south Atlantic states as moist air prevails throughout the eastern half of the nation. Bill May Aid Sanford (Continued From Page 1-A) 6%t per cent of the construction budget for architectural services, The new city hall will be located on Park Avenue at the site of the present facility, Knowles said if the public works bill - a scaled-down version of a $6.2 billion measure vetoed by Ford In February becomes law, the city cornmission probably will vote on a list of projects to be used as subjects for grant applications. - The $3.95-billion measure would provide 50,000 jobs and authorize the fin;-icing of such local facilities as municipal offices, courthouses, libraries, TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Republicans have received more than 136,000 in contributions from lobbyists and two Senate Democratic chiefs for use by party candidates this fall. The cotributlons, which came from a spectrum of special interests to the GOP at a legislative appreciation dinner last month, were reported Wednesday by state party officials. Herb Harmon, state Republican executive director, said the money will be spent to help Republican candidates in this year's legislative elections. The Republicans received $34,975 in cash contributions and $3,265 worth of donated food and beverages. The appreciation dinner cost 11,136, so the party cleared rts lice Beat a____________ Y KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer A 54-year-old Sanford man was behind bars at the Seminole County jail today charged with aggravated assault after being arrested by Sanford police In connection with an incident at the home of Buster Ward, 1221 Lincoln Court, Sanford. Albert McDantels, 1217 Lincoln Court, was being held under $10000 bond on charges of aggravated assault with a firearm and using a Firearm In thecommission of a felony. Police said Ward told them that McDaniels visited the Ward residence around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, pulled out a .32-caliber revolver and threatened to kill Ward with It. McDaniel then left and went to a neighboring house where he discarded the weapon, officers said. Patrolman Steven Harriett reported that McDaniels had 21 live cartridges in his pocket when he was arrested. Elsewhere, Seminole County sheriffs deputies investigated the reported disappearance of a 15-foot boat and a 75horsepower Evinrude outboard motor from the edge of Bear Lake, west of Altamonte $37,094. Tucker Loan Under Probe NEW PORT RICKEY (AP) - House Speaker Donald Tucker says it shouldn't take a whole month for a federal grand jury or prosecuters to find out if something Is Illegal about a $200,000 bank loan he was granted a year ago. "U they can't determine if something Is wrong with the loan in a matter of two or three hours, then they're all dumb," Tucker told a Florida police chiefs convention Wednesday. Tucker referred to a federal grand jury probe in Miami of the $200,000 loan granted by Southeast First National Bank of Miami. A source told the Associated Press Tuesday that the grand jury Investigation began several months ago and is continuing. Building Plan Sparks Flap TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Education Department officials say a hearing officer and not the Cabinet should take testimony on a proposed Florida State construction project which has football boosters and a group of homeowners up in arms. Deputy Education Commissioner Roger Nichols made the recommendation Wednesday to Cabinet aides. The flap Is over whether a $2.7-million maintenance building should be built near the university's football stadium. The Issue Is scheduled for Cabinet action Tuesday, but Nichols said the Cabinet should drop the controversy in th e lap of a hea rin g officer to decide who has jurisdiction and make a recommendation to th e appropriate body. Springs. Mrs. Frank McMillian of 7000 lineal Beach Drive, told officers that the boat and motor, valued at $500, were borrowed last Sunday and were first noticed missing the next day. Susan Diglodinni of 1402 Noble Street, Rolling Hills, reported that someone entered her home beteween 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Tuesday and removed a 19-inch color . tàVtllOfl set worth $405. The victim told deputies that she had left the house without locking the front door. - Mattox: 'I'm Not A Crook' TALLAHASSEE (AP) Rep. Ray Mattox says he did not report free lodgings and airplane trips provided by lobbyists, but adds "I am not a crook." "I make mistakes, but I think I'm about as reasonably honest as any man who has served in public office for 18 years," the Winter Haven Democrat, a congressional candidate, said Wednesday. The Tampa Tribune reported Wednesday that Mattox accepted free lodging from Bill Olsen, the Florjda Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicles Associa ti on lobbyist who runs a group of trailers where lawmakers are wined and dined during legislative sessions. - Psur I, Drinking. Negligence Tied L#Js TAU.AHASSEE (AP) The Florida Supreme Court has increased the possibility that a drinking driver Involved In a fatal auto accident will be convicted of manslaughter. The court ruled Wednesday that a jury may consider whether the drinking contributed to culpable negligence, wch hi IIIUt be proven fcr a maazLaughtcr ccnviction . The &pinion was an extension of previous d ec isions that drunk driving, speed or even running a stop sign did not automatical!y ':'nnstitute culr'ah!n r*'i.ligence. Seeks Court Position Carroll A R;irkp lawyer, nas announced he will run for the new Seminole County judgeship recently approved by the Florida Legislature. A native of Bowling Green, Ky., Burke has practiced law in Sanford since 1957. fie did undergraduate work at Western State College in Bowling Green and Stetson University in De1d before receiving his law degree from Stetson's law school in St. Petersburg. Burke Is a U.S. Navy veteran who served during the Korean conflict, lie is married and has SIX children. "A judge in Seminole County needs some maturity," the Democratic candidate said, "along with experience in practicing law In the lower tiurts." Sternper To Attend Seminar water and sewer lines, streets and other projects. In Washington, House William If. Stemper Sr., local Democratic leaders are Real Estate Investment predicting that the bill will Counselor, is attending the become law, either by Ford's Certified Business Brokers signature or via a vote to Seminar In the nation's capital override a veto. this week. The seminars, held Deputy periodically In major cities, Ford's But Presidential Press Secretary, offer instruction on how to JohnG. Carlson, said after themerchandise going businesses House vote that Ford has to nationwide investors. "grave reservations" about Stamper said Arthur Hamil, such public works legislation. President of Certified Business and said that he "certainly Brokers, and his associates are would not rule out the conducting the extensive and possibility of a veto." detailed Instruction In four When Ford vetoed the $6.1- eight-hour sessions billion measure earlier this preparatory to being yer he called It "little more designated a Ctl'tifled pork Bzoker. This facility will than election-year barrel." supplement the general real -- - n,:lT WrVItC ni MIrflFF. Zeigler Defense OM% ... ails 80 JACKSONVILLE, (AP) Eighty potential witnesses 'e listed by the defense as it eks today to start proving Its aim that W.T. Zeigler Jr. was t me perpetrator but almost a ctlin in a bloody Christmas ye massacre. Zeigler, 30, Is charged with ur counts of first degree mur'r in the deaths In his furnlre store of his wife, Eunice, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. erry Edwards of Moultrie, a., and Charles Mays Jr., 35. Defense attorney Ralph Hady lU said his first 14 witnesses ill impeach the testimony of me government witnesses. State Atty. Robert Eagan sted the prosecution's case 'ednesday after putting 72 rsons on the witness stand rer 10 days and getting 171 eces of evidence into the cord. Circuit Judge Maurice Paul mied a defense motion for a dgment of acquittal. Hadley contended that the ate had only circumstantial ridence and failed to prove at Zeigler did the killings. "The quantity of proof resired by Florida law is just not ere," Hadley said. In his opening statement, adley said a gang of robbers d the killings and shot Zeigler the abdomen. The state connds that Zeigler's wound was 11-Inflicted. The final state witness, RusII D. Courtney, testified that igler took out a $250,000 life surance policy on his wife less an three months before the flings. A previous witness testified at Zeigler bought a similar 50,000 policy on her from anher company. - To A 'Cuban Connection' WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Richard Schweiker says his staff Ic pursuing a number of leads on the assassination of President Kennedy that could link the 1963 slaying to either a pro-or anti-Cuban conspiracy. The leads were not disclosed in the Senate Intelligence conunittee's report on the assassination, Schweiker said. The committee report was released Wednesday, revealing a pattern of noncooperation between key CIA and FBI officials and the Warren Commission, which concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy. One lead mentioned in the Senate committee report, in volvzng the "strange travel" of a Cuban-American with a possible tie to Oswald and Cuban intelligence, also is being pursued. Staffers are checking a reported sighting of the man in Dallas at the time of the Kennedy assassination in November 1963, Schweiker said. 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Because then you could compare how bad a certain thing at the present is with the degree of badness things in the past were. 9 4111111111111111111111111111F — I tl"mel)elivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6MQnths, $1420; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Scandal Serves contained few or no bad memories. Maybe that's what crazy people do. Thejr lust c.j-io fj ijth tfti ;éali1 Lil memories attached to them, and since about everything that's any good has some bad, maybe crazy people just disassociate themselves with the entire process of going about living "normal" daily lives. Life, per Se, Is an amazing thing. Think about that when you're feeling down and nothing seem.' to youl. way. USE the iicL that iife, per se, Is an amazing thing. Psychologists tell us, however, that the mind purposefully forgets experiences that were bad. If the mind didn't ohase had experiences out. some psychologists say, we would all go Insane. They may be right because normally when you think about a past experience, cr something, you remember only the good things never the bad. If you remembered the bad parts, you probably uia were, a ieasi partially, bad ones. I guess you couldn't get much done that way, I mean, you might just lock yourself inside a minimum number of experiences that __I The Clock Of course to be believable, not scientific, but Just believable, we must recognize the term crazy has no meaning. It's Just a term assigned to people who can't cope with the world as it is. So theydomany wnat some people consuser strange things. Sometimes even they hurt other people or 'hemselves. More often they Just lock themselves up inside their own shells and refuse to let the hurt in any longer. Then we say they've "gone" crazy. — oa rurpos #i i .o By ED PIUCKETT e The suspicious will see something related between the congressional sex scandal and the announced retirement of House Speaker Carl Albert, the Oklahoma Democrat. Albert mildi, explains he always intended to retire at age 70 an T, suspiciously, he has a year or so to go. More suspicio usly: the announcement came a day or so after Elizabeth Ray, the Incumbent Ingenue, teased reporters with tales of orgying in Albert's congressional chambers. It is not suggested that Albe rt, who yawns a lot in the execution of duties, knew anyth ing about the alleged cham- bering. — DON OAKLEY .,, •. __ Signers t . - .. ':•:•: .,,. . _________ _________ ' 1 Pledged . _L I •1 1 ”, . i" -,~''r .. , 1. ..,, . 11, I I $ . !~~' ;.;.• _. .r*i .J. :i I ________________ -Pnrfi,mioc W Disproved ~ . . - 1% • - ' -' . '. ________ • : i _____ _____ - 11 ________ _______ L __________ . 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I _______ Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of.. probably submit It to the board ____________________ athlete's ilI of UIUU1 ..h.., VI4II bitratlon. School Board Atty. Douglas Stenstrom has said that no decision has been made on the association's letter requesting arbitration, but that he will _ Branch banking becomes legal in Florida next January. ` :]A1TENTION! 4In.. U4U4W hearing. The board supported Layer's denial of the grievance in a 3-2 vote. A third teacher, Dean.i Baird of Sanford Middle School, also has filed a grievance which will be Included in the association's request to go to binding ar- Middle Heights grieve status. School Mrs. Edwards then took her librarian, Lynette Cornelison, grievance to the school board, presented her grievance about which also refused to hear it, not being rehired In a public es ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Seminole County Tax Collector 'IY Ray has opened a new branch office In the southeast corner of the Interstate Mall here. The tag agency will handle license tag automobile renewals and titles, boat registration and titles and Issue hunting and fishing licenses. The Interstate Mall is located on the southeast corner of SR 436 and Interstate 4. A temporary office was opened there last summer to ease the burden of autobmobile license tag renewal and then closed. The office was reopened after many citizens requested the branch facility be located there permanently. Faye Lee Is supervisor of the new facility. staggered vehicle A registration based on applicant's birth month will take place after this summer's renewal period to space registrations over the entire Iyear. Some vehicle owners who renew auto tags this year will pay more than they paid last year while others will pay less. Wednesday's high 83, today's The tags acquired will be good low 69. until the owner's next birthday. Thundershowers likely mainly during afternoon and evening hours. Otherwise partly cloudy through Friday. Highs In the mid to upper 8l and lows tonight In the low 705. Mostly southeast winds 10-15 m.p.h. Rain probability is 60 Hcrian Blackburn, cncttmc pc' ccnt, kingpin who was gambling EXTENDED FORECAST convicted in 1971 for ordering Scattered mainly afternoon the unsuccessful killing of an and evening thundershowers, associate, will have a hearing Highs mostly in the SOs. Lows at 9:30 a.m. on July 2 to confrom the 60s north to 70s south. sider reducing his sentence. Friday's Daytona Beach An order was Issued by i p.m., :;i: mga Urcuit Juae Vouc low 12:56a.m.,1Z:56p.m.;Port Williams Jr. on May 13 staying Canaveral: high 6:29 a.m,, 7:1.2 the sentencing of Blackburn, a p.m., low 12:35 a.m., 12:46 p.m. resident of Seminole County who Is free on bond pending an appeal of the conviction to the KeethNamed Knight U. S. Supreme Court. Blackburn previously served Allan F. Keeth SANFORD 22 months on federal gambling of 20 Crystal View South has and income tax evasion charges been awarded the designation and his attorney has asked that of Knight of the York Cross of the sentence on the attempted Honour, highest honorary assassination order conviction degree in the York Rite of be reduced to that time which he Freemasonry. To qualify he has has already served while In held the highest office in each of federal custody. the four bodies of the rite. lie was sentenced to serve six He served as Master of the months to 10 years for his part Sanford Lodge of Masons in In an attempt to kill gambler 1974; High Priest of Monroe Clyde Lee. Tampan Sam Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in Cagnina was acquitted in the 1975; master of Sanford 1973 shooting of Lee. Blackburn received the six Council, Royal and Select Masters in 1973; Commander of months-to 10 years sentence in Taylor Commandery, Knight January 1974 in Seminole Circuit Court. Templar in 1974. ': - A Good Contest Is Brewing I N%, I tS JUNE 23 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Doris Anderson Emilie Bell Anne M. Campbell Minnie B. Garner John M. Higgins Lamara L. Rich Helen Trent Easter M. Williams Michelle Mills, Brookpark, olno • Aqueda Hernandez, Deltona Petruska, W. SO. Finally, Miller and Gerard declare: "We cannot expect busing programs to lead straight to better minority education. It was quixotic, if not arrogant, to have thought at the outset that sitting next to white classmates would cause America's presidential primary campaign to Reagan, he tends to lose by a season, the heaviest there has ever been, has did in Texas and In California. landslide, as he seems to carry around in his pocket. President Mexican-American and black students to take on Ford cannot do that sort of thing, and if he did good, white middle-class values, and enter the done Its Job for the Democrats by producing their in sum, the Reagan campaign has gone ac- would not make much of a fist of it. But Reagan mainstream of American society. candidate, but has failed to do the same for the cording to plan, the Ford campaign has not. Ford can alarm people with a much exaggerated "It just did not happen. We found, Instead, Republicans. The best election that could happen still has a modest lead, but nobody can predict version of American military weakness; he can that the children in each ethnic group became this autumn, for America and for its friends, has who will get the Republican nomination, The incite them with stories of been apparL.nt for some while. It would people living high on more and more cliquish over the years and less be a struggle between the two leaders expresses a public assistance; he can drop a resolute word accepting of those outside their own groups." contest between Jimmy Carter on the division in the party that has smouldered with about how he would put down Panama or use So, the next time you hear somebody say that Democratic side and President Ford on the greater or lesser bitterness for more than 30 American power to arrange things in Rhodesia; forced busing to achieve racial balance Is imRepublican one: Carter representing the best of pears. Fighting it, as Ford now must, down to and if pressed for his sources or his real In- perative to Improve the new South and the anti-Washington vote, practically the last delegate and on to the conthe quality of education tor tentlons he can back away and wash his hands, minorities, ask this somebody to show Ford the best of solid-sense Republicanism and rention floor will pour fuel on the existing having produced the effect he wanted. you proof. I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts he can't. that long line of good Washington government in damage and may put the party in poor fighting Congress and the White House that recent sad shape when the general election campaign has to Now, some of you may say that Norman While Mr. Carter's campaign, too, has so far Miller and years have not en tirely broken. Harold Gerard are probably biased, be fought against Carter. been brilliant, powerful and effective, there That has long seemed a worthy choice. has therefore it Is no surprise that their article How has Mr. Ford got Into this mess? To been a striking unevenness In his vote-getting reflects President Ford has not shown Carter's begin with. Reagan outclasses him as a adver sely on busing. cam. performance In different regions of the country. Well, you're right. They write that they were talents, and so he now finds himself little better paigner by Just as much as Ford outclasses There are things he can do to correct the "profoundly disappointed" by their findings than neck-and-neck with Ronald Reagan. Last Reagan as a chief executive. People respect the unevenneu,just as there week, by one count, Ford had 1,003 delegates President but he conspicuously (ails to turn them let his party and steps hecan take to because "when we began, we expected to th e country know he document the successes of the whole program.. committed to him and Reagan had 920; another on, an art of which Reagan is a master. When stands on some of his policies which arewhere obscure. 66 were uncommitted and 270 were yet to be Ford talks to Individuals (ace to face he has A lender from outside the conventional federal chosen in di fferent Republican caucuses and charm and warmth, but they drain away when 4 political system there had to be this year. Not state tonventions in the next week or two. In he gets behind the podium or on Letters to the edi tor are welcomed for the television much doubt about It: Mr. Carter it is, and it publication. Allletters must be signed, with a seeking these delegates Ford might be expected screen: then he becomes lifeless, dull and belongs to his political origins that many to have the tactical advantage, since he Is defensive Just mailing address and, II possible, * telephone where Reagan blossoms In his Democrats feel uninformed and uncertain about President of the Limi ted State. The Reagar. eLent, s a man trcng, authoritative, number so the identity of the rrttrr may be alive how l would really perform as president. suppctters who will be lighting him (or these and, as a bonus, witty. erliIed. The Evening Herald will respect th e stronger, and also the more moderate, a)lj(I,j essential delegates are, however, rather conThose witty stories, usually showing wishehol writers do not want their names rasonab Carter's Republican opponent, the sistently more zealous, more enthusiastic and federal bureaucracy in some ridiculous light, In print. The Evening Herald also reserves are healthier will be the general election and he more resolute than the Ford supporters. put together from press snippets and moreinducement Carter wilJhave, in advance of the right to edit letters to eliminate li bel or to 'Ibis may explain why, w hen Ford has to lose unauthenticated bits of gossip that Reagan the election, to make his identity plain. rOofo ,M to space requirements. ~__ — i I But "the Socialists are only available for the formation of a government that associates all the leftist parties," Socialist leader Enrico Manca said in a television debate Wednesday. - n — II because it had not been acted upon by Layer. The board also feared a potential conflict with state law if it upheld the grievance and restored Mrs. Edwards to her job with continuing contract status, According to state law, only the superintendent has the power to recommend a teacher for anoolnrnent or continuing contract status. The board was faced with a WEATHER. Has Coalition Woes ROME (AP) — Italy's Christian Democratic party was faced today with the same problem it had before the deetlon last weekend: how to get the Socialist party to join it In a coalition government without taking the Communists, too. - to , Continue WASHINGTON (AP The last U.S. military advisers on Quemoy and Matsu, the two Nationalist Chinese islands near mainland China, are being removed, a State Department official says. ii,. - ' — Advisers To Leave Islands ill — ________ r The LandMIAMI (AP) mark Banking Corp. of Fort Lauderdale and the First State Banking Corp. of Miami have announced a merger agreement that would unite 23 Florida banks under a $1.3 billion holdIng company. The merger is subject to approval by shareholders of both holding companies and by state and federal regulators. Landmark operates 17 Florl. da banks. Seven are in the Fort Lauderdale area while one or more of the others are in Melbourne, Indlalantic Beach, Or. lando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Tarpon Springs. Landmark's deposits were reported as $790 million and the company's assets almost $1 billion, First State has six banks in the Miami area with deposits of $272 million and assets of M million, If approved, Landmark would continue as the new entity, ranking it as Florida's seventh largest bank holding company. Fred R. Millsaps, chairman of Landmark, said Wednesday the firm then plans to expand "through sound acquisitions and the opening of selected branches." ____________ •• r k...l IWU W..IIV4 Teacher Grievances On Frtich and Spanish at the school for three years with outstanding evaluations, has said she will take her case to arbitration, and to the courts, if necessary. After her grievance was turned down by Oviedo Principal Keith Stone, Mrs. Edwards filed with School Supt. William P. Layer. But Layer refused to hear the grievance, maintaining that annual cone.....ê U4I ciUI :0 1 a ___ IUU UUIIl%1 ê$, lAtH. .t UIV 1'tIUJ lIlV&IIIJVI UI GRAFENAU, West Germany (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger holds another round of talks today with South African Prime Minister John Vorster, seeking a way to get negotiations for black majority rule In Rhodesia going again. Kissinger said alter their first four-hour meeting Wednesday that he and Vorster had a "very full review of the situation in southern Africa," and "we indicated the direction which we think things should move." "Obviously, no conclusions could be reached," Kissinger said. ' ____ II.VIII e — • WASHINGTON Listening to the arguzrents .__J_ of those who defend forced busing to achIe. Americans will shortly celebrate the 200th . :•;'. 11 anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of racial balance, one hears it repeatedly asserte _ l j__ . :/ that such busing Is vitally Independence (although the actual signing was -ad nauseam i'T_ J' i not completed for months and in some cases necessary to provide minorities with "quality / _____ _______________ years after July 5. 1776). education." _______ ______________ Flfty.elx individuals mutually pledged their But what is never heard at least I've never _____ _________ //,-~ 0 I,.;• Whatever Carl Albe rt might not have done, or heard it — is the evidence to backup this condoned, he has given shape to all the vexations lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to assertion. There Is, however, some Important that document. Except for the most prominent congressmen now a re required to suffer. Consider figures, however Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, new evidence to the contrary. AIAY I~ '00 for examples the congressional perquisites: free ; - . Hancock — most Americans would be hard- %' In this month's Psychology Today magazine, 8 haircuts, free picture-framing, free office- plants, pressed to name a fraction of them. That — two California social psychologists, Norman free gym and swimming; more holidays than mannerofmenwere theseothers, andwha twere Miller and Harold Gerard, write about their __________________ it their fates after 1776? year study of a large-scale, one-way busing ______________ private sector people dream of, and more money; All 56 were delegates program In Riverside, Calif., that distributed the Second Conno work. No, those a ren't the problems. What's tinental Congress and all were prominent men in minority children equally among 11 elementary vexing is that American voters and taxpayers have their own colonies. They were, for the most part. receiving schools, ranging from kindergarten '. %' had enough, well-educated and well-to-do. More than half through sixth grade. were lawyers, four were doctors and one a The sample studied by these two gentlemen Th e June Nation's Business cover story says it . included almost all of the school district's 900 practicing minister, others were merchants, all: "Why So Many Congressmen Are Calling It shippers, planters and landowners. minority children, plus their parents, plus a Quits." Because the heat is on, th at's why. They Almost all the signers continued in public matched sample of about 900 white children and can't Harry-Truman it, can't stick it out in th e service after the founding of the new nation, at their parents. kitchen. All the moralistic scrut iny the selfsame either the federal or sta te level, as judges, The conclusion of the Miller-Gerard articl( p congressmen, governors and vice presidents, Is: Despite a decade of massive busing there was congressmen heaped on the Nixon White Rouse has no real change in achievement, motivation or bounced back on them. The newly codified election John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, of course, Back On The Doorstep became o ur second and third presidents. personality for the black and Chicano children practices and the exhibitionist crusade to reveal sixteen helped draft the Articles of Con. who rode the buses. The authors write: every penny of private income has gotten to be too federation In 1781, and six signed the Constitution "Mçst of the personality, attitudinal and tough, and too embarrassing. Along comes in 1789. value changes that did appear were In the wrong Elizabeth Ray, and every anti-Washington vote i As a group, the signatories were relatively Anxiety, for instance, Increased multiplied ten-fold, substantially among black children In the year young when the Declaration was proclaimed; half were under 45. Edwar d Rutledge and after the busing program began. On some It is to the good the scandal returns to Thomas Lynch Jr., both 26, were the youngest, measures of self-esteem there were no changes. Dp Congress, th e mem bers of which are responsible while Benjamin Franklin at 70 was the oldest. yet other measures revealed that the minority F' for the bloated budgets, the pork-barrelling, and But again as a group, the signers of the NEW YORK (AP) — In case you missed the cent In 10 years. And they were still rising, as of children were experiencing self-doubts. "Ironically, white children from families In so on every thing that makes tax-paying Declaration survived an average of nearly two original anrrniincement, it chniiltl he recrded years less than did men of corresponding age In that in May the average purchase price of a new the bottom five per cent of the socioeconomic Housing prices weren't stable for long either, Americans livid. We have traveled far, this general population at that time, according to single-family home fell to $46, 300, a drop of They too ladder showed gains In self-esteem after rose and rose, doubling in a ut 10 bicentennial year, from the notions of "republican a longevity table compiled bo desegregation. Even after several years, there by Metropolitan Life $2,200 from the record-high price a month ear- years and lea virtue" which informed colonial th inking as an statisticians, ving those who waited holding in appeared to be no change In minority tier, their fist a down payment that grew less and less American government started fresh from King Nine of the signers did not live to see the end achievement moti vation," It Is understandable that you might believe adequate. George. of the Revolutionary War, and another seven those figures to be the resul t of a typographical The facts of academic achievement "were Although nobody can say the next 10 years will bad died before George Washington's first inaugural gremlin, but they are not. It is possible too that be a repe tition of news as well," say Miller and Gerard. In those days the virtuous candidates the past 10, and despite the and in 1789. t ) ..y are awthr f thce w!-!.rcw :thttic:i "Overall," th.y wri', "the rincrIt' "it i""'i , thZ 'Cfld L5 Still Uiiii d ItY there was no 5trotg qem1Lion to be virtuous First to We was John Morton at the age of 52, flukes, but maybe not, did not gain in acnievement, either aheolutely or both purchase Price and financing. What hap. re — OUcrificej F;;d1, gave up nine months after signing the Declaraticn. A lative to national norms. After five years of The fact is that there are some solid reasons pened In May Isn't likely to be repeated. incnme tn "-.rn to the capital. They lost their time month later, Button Gwinnett expired from the why the prices of some new homes might have desegregation they were about where they would and were dragged kicking from their families. Now effects of a pistol wound suffered in a duet. dropped. Some are smaller editions, many are Price for land, materials and labor are have been had they not been desegregated, Nor Youngest to die was Thomas Lynch, who was lost minus the refinements of a year ago. And some ascending. Many areas are imposing costly did It seem to matter how young the child had congressmen are self-interested in perpetuating building limitations in order to preserve at sea In 1779 at the age of sellers have been having problems. purity of their water. Operating costs are rising been at the time of desegregation... inflation because th eir cost-of-living allowances At the other extreme, the last surviving 'instead, minority grades went down after This latter cannot be ignored; if you think too, are a step ahead of everybody else's. Federal signer, Charles (T011, lived until 183Z when he you've had troubles in buying a house your local desegregation, an d white grades went up despite Will there be a technicological break-through th bureaucrats make more money than th eir died at the age of 05. Adams and Jefferson also builder can reduce you to tears with his that e fact that the children in all three ethnic might low er costs? Attempts so far have yet equivalents in the private sector. lived well beyo nd their expectancies to see the frustrations in trying to sell a house, even at a to prove themselves as permanent or broadly groups were performing at approximately the infant United States securely established. Both miniscule profit. same level of standardized achievement tests as j acceptable, and many have failed, Th e Capitol Hill scandal, over which Carl men died within hours of each other on July 4, So what do we deduce from this latest news? Remember the factory house? It's still bein g they had pr ior to desegr egation," Albert inescapably if innocently presides, will 1836, exactly a half-century after the Declaration That It pays to wait? If you so conclude you In retrospect, say Miller and Gerard, the are produced and the quality Is good. But mass w of Independence. serve America if it can force a return to hole model they were using battling the odds. You might very well find production the idea that hasn't really caught on; the Industry But whatever the subsequent fame or oh- yourself in the same trap that snared "republican virtue" of old. Someone should inacademic achievement would change as per. many is still largely one of small stick builders sonality changed scurity or length of their lives or the prospering young householders of the 1960s, who were troduce, right now, legislation to make politicans embodies "an arrogant, operating locally, of their personal fortunes, each of w hi te middle-class ideology that was and these 56 men convinced that housing prices would stabilize. and b ureaucrats earn less money than could The no-frill house? Promising. But be immortal honor by penning their names to Well, they did, for a while. But while housing builders maintain th some probably still Is useless as a means of Improving expected in the private sector, th ereby rein- won ey really cant produ that precious document conceived in prices were stable, and only briefly, ce a minority education." interest quality house by stripping away troducing the elemen t of sacrifice. Th at wo uld be a distinctive Philadelphia 200 years ago. rates rose. And they rose and rose, fully 50 per features and then manage to sell Personality, after all, they write, would be a at a profit. sta rt. terribly difficult thing to change even If they' were se it was a key factor in performance. In to any case, they found little evidence that this is . . recommended M ge U it the world organization. The council vote was 13-1. China did not participate, saying it is "firmly against providing the Soviet Union a pretext to prolong its interference" In Angola. U.S. Ambassador Albert W. Sherer Jr. told the council the United States opposed Angola's entry because of the "continuing presence and apparent influence" of the estimated 12,(0) to 15, Cuban troops in the former Portuguese colony. .11 Theories . 1. - ,'nlnrn, 4W I,4UI WWUJ Africa Talks 'I" 4.', t .Y munist nations Wednesday night for vetoing Angola's application for membership in the United Nations. The United States cast its 15th veto In the Security Council to kill a resolution recommending that the former ,~1. . grievances to binding arbitratlon. A letter from the association requesting arbitration was submitted to the school board Friday, after the board refused to hear a grievance by former Oviedo High School teacher Carol Edwards. Mrs. Edwards, whose confor tract was not renewal after she had taught — Busing :?O' I ~` , , : . .. Bid UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The United States came under heavy attack from Third World and Corn- JOHN D. LOFTON JR. :.. - -•. Honor ,I), 4 , „,, I.. . Vetoing Angola U.N. Membership as ./ ,ql -, 1I '••' U.S. Attacked For things, like the fact that someone likes you or sun in the early morning or freshly-mowed grass or tall trees or the nclghbcr's old dog or a friend's phone call or an associate's saying you did a good Job. you can Those are all nice things and as long c them and thousand other little things, I mean really appreciate them, well, chances are good you won't ever go crazy. Isn't that nice to rnw' . - Better, perhaps, that he encourage th e speculation. His image never had it so good. Whereas Rep. Wayne Hays, the Ohio Democrat, had his congressional career Unceremoniously aborted because of Ms. Ray's terrible tongue, Carl Albert can fairly afford to get out now. He's no more mountains to climb. After a Rhodes Scholarship, what else is there? Now, when more people in any given culture lock themselves up than is normal — whatever that Is then theorists say an entire culture is going crazy. Then as a culture they start killing, or, as a single The question of whether teacher contract disputes can be handled through the official grievance procedure will come one step closer to being resolved next week, when the Seminole Education AsnrIsstInn asks the school board to take three teacher IN BRIEF Arbitration Seek By JEAN PATTESON Herald Staff Writer WORLD c= :!1A lift,. e..t To SEA crazy does, a crazy country might refuse to recognize the bad along with the good and in that good âi £aëwzit to be go caseUni and then a citizen would have to be positive and laugh at the right times or else he'd bebrw2dedaSa singular crazy. And not one single solitary person really wishes that would happen. So a lot of people smile when they would rather frown and laugh when they'd rather cry. All this Is neither here nor there, as the saying goes, but it does have a point. 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(Wingard). jr Top Reward 310; 3. Liseta Farrow (1) 360; 0 (2East 7, W Davis, SD, 6; Geronlmo. (D'Amato) 4) 113,10: T (2' 1) $473 $0; 31.17. W L PcI. 05 Cm, S. THIRD- I, Mar Con Star SECOND - I. Boise (2) 21 20. New York 3* 24 .613 HOME RUNS-Kingman. NY, (JOPWISon) 2. Ocala Penny (Jet 1000, 1.00; 2. SS's Knee (7) 9.00. Cleveland 32 30 .516 6 33; Schmidt, Phi. 20; G.Foster, lerSon). 3 Lady Too (P. Neely), 1 120: - 3. Dasher (6) 1 20; 0 (2 7) " . Baltimore 32 12 .500 7 Cm, 16; Morgan, Cm , 12; Mon. PaulAllAflame (Brainard). 5 Stars 170 *0; P (2 1) 1150 30; 31 23 Boston 20 32 .184 I day, 0.1, Ii; Cedenl, Htn, 11; Shield (Hobbs), 6. Little Juniper IS. THIRD - 1. Wrgt.t Cruir (I) 1 D.trnit 39 ii in a'.. ., 4 't " E 7 . . . , _,at ,, s, ureem tin victory 13.10. 6.00. 4.60: 7. Diamond Oar? (3) M,twkee 25 35 .111 12 STOLEN BASES-Cedeno, (Ovoracek), S Impulse (Wilsey). 5.40, 2*0; 3. Northern Friend (1) West Htn, Morgan. Cm. 26; 22; FOURTH- I. Z. Easter Son 160; 0 (IS) 171.10; P (IS) $4900. Kan City 39 25 609 Brock, SM. 19; Griffiy, Cm, 15; (Burgess), 2. Skippy Lee (Provost). 32.13. Texas 33 27 .565 3 Lopes, LA, 16. 3 Twin Jays (Dvoracek). I Thorpes FOURTH - I. Rockhopper (6) Oakland 33 34 193 7' NY, Champ (Stader). S. Dougs Dynamite 24*0, 11 00, 6.20; 2. Si's Tagalong STRIKEOUTS-SIaVer, Chicago 31 32 192 7' 105; J.Richard, Htn, •. (Van Deventer), 6. Festive Guy (5) 1 10, 300: 3 Bartow (1) 300: 0 Minnesota 20 15 .462 9'-, Mssrsqnith. Aft. 79; P.Nlekro, (Bereznakt. 7. Hello Dere (Seiders). IS 6) 1S9 io. P (6 5) $119.10; 31 90 California 2* 42 400 11 I Snehecazade (Gill) All, 76; Montelusco, SF. 76. FIFTH - I. Golden Driam (I) Wednesday's Results FIFTH-i Lotus Bud (Bridgs), 140.320,260.2 L Ube (S) 1. 90, 1.20; Chicago 19. Minnesota 35 7. Dutch Time (Brainard). 3 Prince 3. Lonesome Ecty (1) 560. 0 (4 5) Desmond (Dvorac,k), I. Nazzys $1600; 1 (15 I) $136.60; 31.13 nings Polly (Ruggie's). S. Camden Bonnie SIXTH - 1. Hardy Type (5) 1710, FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Cleveland 1, New York I (Bourgeois), 6. Prevaricator Neeftwo vISj.Ø 1010, 6.20; 2. JObill'S Blgfoot (2) Milwaukee 9. Detroit S ':'' (Phillips),? Camden W. L Pet. as Jody (No 6.40. 3.20; 3. J Darrori (1) 3 70. 0 0 Texas 7. Kansas City S Tampa 10 17 597 Driver ). S Champ Rainbow (Se.' 5) 513.40; p IS 2) 1507.90: 31.U. Lak,iand Oakland I, Cetitorn;- 2 _______ ' be's) SEVENTH - I. Trade Day (I) SI Petersburg 31 aim T--day's Games ______________________ SIXTH- I. Mighty Senator IS. 500. 3.20. 2.60; 2. Big Bag Bare (5) W'nlir Haven II Al 331 II Chicago (Gossage 55) at Stuffier" Carik), 2. Flukey Luke (Dagenals), 340, 2 50; 3. Kerry Woman (6) 3.70; Minnesota (Goltz I 3) Mi ami 47 72 III 3. Ben Z (DeBerry), 4. Eves Dram 0(55) $10.60; T (5-5 6) 595.60; 31.72. Detroit (Fidrych 6 1) at Sos Ft t.audefdaie 3) 2' $ I? (Rau). S. Clayhayen Pioneer EIGHTH 1. S.C. Wt'.itestone (3) W Palm beach 'on (Wise 54). in) 29 31 440 12', (Provosl), 6. Red Clay .'t. .1 (D'Amato). 1120, 610. 2.50; 2. Moving Lady (I) Pompano Beach 74 II 381 11 Cleveland (DObson $ 5) at ............... 7. Speedomlie (M. Crank I. Party . Wed,.sy't 500. 2.10; 3. Mary Kate 2.20; 0 (I 3) New York (Alex ander 1.1). (n) Wnler Haven 7. Tampa g Juny (Taylor), $37 10; P (II) $11.30. Kansas City (Fltzmorris I 3) Well Palm Beach a. Miami 3 Members of the MI all-star team for the Lassie League Includ es, front row, SEVENTH- I J H Firebyrd NINTH - I. Brave Ron (7) 610. left to right, Roulyn ..t Texas (Peterson 1-3), (n) tI.r5tlltecond9am. Called, f&fl) Pompano Beach at Fort Lauderdale, (Culhane), 7 Strong (Kurtzwortp.). 3*0. 2 10; 2. Wright Glee (1) 1160, Ross, Jackie link, Doreen Hogan, Kim Edwards, Sherry Bledsoe and Jan Johnson; Second row, Toni Oakland (Abbott I 1) at Call , Wet grourNts 3. Maynard Pence (Komer), s 350, 3 jay Joker (I) 790; 0 (I 2) (Mon'e 2 2). in) Hardy, Gale Whitted, Michelle Nooney, Sherry Waters, Tins Turner Della Benton, Jane Strandberg f1' 5' Petersburg 1, Lak,'ana 0 Heather Chance (Hall), S. Regal 31.20; 1 (2 1 I) $133 50: 35.53. Only games scheduled Tadey'sGa,, and Robin Higgins. Camera-thy was Valerie Cotton. (Herald photo Torn Vincent) Eden (Brainard). 6 Jeams First TENTH - I. Keiso Queen (7) WesI Palm Beach at u;aml Friday's Games (Pau),?. Saunders Echo (Burgess), 20.10, 9.20, 6.40. 2. True Faith (5) Pompano Beach at Fort Lauderdale Chicago at Texas, 2. (fn) I. Rudy Adams (Petersen) Wnleq Haven it Tampa 16,10.660; 3. Ken Strider (1) 7.50; 0 Cleveland at Baltimore. (n) Lak,landal St, Petersburg EIGHTH- I. Deano A (Smca). 2 (5.7) $117.00; P (7.5) $235.20; 31.41 Detroit at Boston, 1n Scott Lad, (Gill), 3. Genesee ELEVENTH - 1. JuSt Foxy (1) Milwaukee at New York. (n) SOUTHERN LEAGUE Playboy (seiders), 1. Royal Lobo 21 40, 7.60. $3.20; 2. Rebozo (1) S. 110, last.,,, D4vIse,m California at Kansas City, in) (Rauch), S. Miss Bernardslon 6.60; 3. Prism Light (II 3.50; 0 (4 7) .. L. Minnesota at Oaklend, ml Pollen JICSWvll, (b r idges), 6. Major A. Abbee 110,70; P (I 4) $10010; 31.44. i0 Savannap, 0 0 000 ' (Johnson), 7. Galavant ((S. Clark), TWELFTH - i. Madds Mickle (I) NATIONAL LEAGUE Orlando o 500 . S. Stars Hostess (Hobbs) 650. 5 50. 1.20; 7. MM's Bonnie (1) charlotte East 0 1I 000 I NINTH- 1. Jetty Symbol (Pau), 940.4.40; 3. Hayseed (4) 1.60; 0 (1 11 Western Divite.,, W L Pct. GB 2. Enough Time (Scia), 3. Bold Chattanooga 7) $25.10; T (Ill) $214 40; 3*74 I a l ow Phlló 45 19 703 - (oIum ,,, 1, 000 Affair (Komers), 4. Dandy Thing A - 3231 Handle - 1196.901 Pills 36 21 511 I', Montgomery 0 0 000 , (Taylor). S Dakota Grattan (Gill). New York 3.1 37 .179 141 1 Xnovlle I 6 Genrge Way (B. Regur),1. Choice W.daesday's Results LO WS 20 37 4 16'., 1 Lee Ii, (Dennis), I Proud Speed U. Jacssomvli. 7. Knoxville Chicago 29 37 39 Savannah at Montgomery, Md. rain Neely) Montreal 23 31 371 20'., Chattanooga ' DAYTONA BEACH S. Orlando I EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - In events. It's an hour's drive to fontaine Classic with a fine TENTH-3. Arrive Liz (Wingard), West Columbus 2. Charlofl. It was after two mediocre WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS I. Il innings 2. Pan Byrd (Newman), 3 Daytonas the Cascade mountains 5O Miles Hayward Field and th Tsdsy'sQa,,, 42 26 .615 FIRST - I. Pete Sutton (1) 1350. ey have 3:38.1, will nun in the 1,500 me- steeplechase performances LCincinnati Tern , Savannah at Columbus os Ang 3$ It 55) (Seiders), 4. C. Umban Frisco 160, S 00, 7 Ibar Peclna (3) 4.20, Chariot?. at Montgomet (S. Clark). 6. Marion Sleek (M. east of here, far from Hayward to check in an hour ahead of ters. heats are scheduled Fri. that he decided to leave Eugene San Diego 36 31 .537 5' 500; 3 Bob Goros (7) 1010, 0 (I 4) Orlando al Kflc,wlte Field and the grass pollen of the their races. Crank), 1 More Reliable (WisIey. day. 31 37 156 Ii Jachsonvlle at Chattanooga to train in the mountains, away Houston p 3)5W.60 I .etes hope (Smith). lush Willamette Valley, Mike Assuming they do well in the 20 31 .44* Ii", SECOND - I Bob Lorenzo (7) Finals in four even ts were on from the po llen to which he is Atlanta San Fran 27 14 3*0 16', 77.10. 1 60. 500. 2 Solos Davalos (3) Manley and Mark Feig have preliminaries, a nd bo th plan to, today's program - th e men's allergic. A week later, he came Wed nesd ay's Results 7.00.3 *0: 3 Ibar Edward (I) 5.00:0 been sharing a cabin and they'll leave immediately after hammer throw and 110-meter back to run the 5,000 meters in Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 5. 2nd (3 7)130 00. P (7 3) $194.20; Big 0 (3 aining for th e U.S. Olympic their races and go back to the hurdles and Al East Colonial 1 with I? $1234 00 th e women's high th e Prefonta ine Classic on June game ppd.. darkness DAYTONA BEACH track and field trials. 53. Montreal 70 Pro Division THIRD - I. Victor Sutton (II Cascades, where they'll stay jump and 200 meters. WEDNESDAY MATINEE 5, finishing seventh in 13:42. Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 2 Joe Maraizito 267123-76 1320,900,370,7 Manio-lcqen,n(7) "It's beautif ul up here - the until th e next round. FIRST-). Delbana Tick (II Th ere also were q ualif ying ii 00. II 10.3 *0. 3 Ibar Los A ng eles I. HouSton o Tom Bonds "On paper, I haven't been 30.26.71-53 560, 300. Ovy (4) 4.40; Q (7 air is so Fresh," said Manley, a The tr ials, following the for. rounds in the men's long jump able to do the kinds of Jim Haynes New York s. t. LOUIS I 2. Whlppendeal (1) 3 00 1) $37 20. P (4 2) $73_sc) th ings I 25.30-29-64 San Francisco 78. San Diego Jack Poole 34-year-old school teacher who, mat of the Montreal Olym pic5 and semif mats in the 400 meters had hoped to do, mainly beFOURTH - i Eorri (2) 10.40 26-31-2*-U 2*0; 3 Busy Mr B. (6) 2 50; 0 (I 1) Clarence Daniels 292$ 29-86 13.60; 1 (Ii 6) 111.20; 31.73, 600. 1 10: 2. Solana (7) 9.00, 110. 3 like Feig, has a sensitivity to next month, resume today after as well as qualifying in the cause of the pollen," said Man. 6.7 SECOND- I Cou sin Kim (2) 7 20. Echani: (1)140, 0(77)15280, Dan Smith Today's Games . 212930-17 3*0. P (2 320. 2. Desert Lady () 310, 7) Pittsburgh grass pollen. They're among everyone took the day off women's discus throw and sem- ley, who is on a leave of absence (Candelarla 64) Ken Evans $239.10, 00 (4 2) 54760 320: 3 Brick Lane (7) 760; 0 (7 3) Dan Weidl the many athletes with similar Wednesday. Chicago (Renko 13) 32.34-31-97 FIFTH -1. Zub' Sarduy (6) 7260. ifinals in the women's 400 me- from North Eugene High school atSan 21 60: P (2 3) 51.00; 32.0$. Di Amateur (Foster 7.3) at San allergies competing at the 1000, 350; 2 lsas.a Mandiola (1) Manley,whosayshistraum ng ters. THIRO to do graduate work at the Francisco (Halicki 510) St9VeWOOdleY 1. K'SJUnf(6)340,370 1310.5,70:3 OrbeCot)ien(3) 320.0 trials, away from Eugene "is going 3026.23-79 Montreal (Stanhouse S 2) at Bobby Henderson 28 27-27-82 2.40. 2. Bangle B. Royal (2) 6.60. (67) 56610. P (6 7) 5311 10 The steeplechase heats start University of Oregon. 5.40; 3. Just Leigh (7) 100; 0 (2 6) Ste'veYatjloczky (Rulhven *6). (n) Neither Manley, a 1972 Olym- very well," is entered in the 3,- at p.m., PDT, and Manley, the 262971-52 SIXTH -I Bargun Mandiola (7) Feig, like Manley, Is a Eu- Atlanta 17.60; P (6.2) 37.70; 31.92. Jim Manning Philadelphia (Christenson 3126 , 33-13 11 20. 6.10. 7.50. 2 Bob Egurbi ()) plan, nor Feig, a 1975 Univer 000-meter steeplechase. Heats Pan-Am gold medalist last gene resident and hopes the 3) at Cincinnati (Nolan 7 3), In) Dough Short FOURTH- 1. Special Gli tter (2 7 50,110; 3 Solana Davalos (6) 380, 32 26-23-13 sity of Oregon graduate, plan to in that event get underway late year, is confident even though pollen - from grass in pasLos Angeles (John 3 4 at David Tichirnart 27,29.29-15 100 100. 780. 2 Tailgate Tufty (3) 0(3 7)54770. P17 3)125950; DO (6 leave th eir retreat until a th is afternoon, Robert Henderson 2675-32-16 560,320:3Ji.j%tBilI(61350;Q(33) 7) 116500 he has competed in the event tures, seed fields and yards in Houston (Oierker 66). in) $4 20; P (73) 31.20. 32 iS Dave Beck Only games Sched uled SEVENTH - I, Solana Wally It) couple of hours before their Feig, who won the Pre- only twice this year. the Willamette Valley - won't FIFTH- I Slerling P. (3) 500, Chuck Palm Friday's Games 2$ 27.33-8* 320. 60, 1000. 3 2. Mart[ Egurb' (4) 260. Bill Hubbard interfere th hipans New York a? Chicago s l for 2 April Night (1) 500. 4.50, 210. 3 Barguln Arrleta ill 79-30.30-e9 re wi wis 300:3 Christy's Hope (2) 140: 0 l NoviceA St LOUIS at Philadelphia, (n) 11.20. F (ll) S35. 40; p is j sos 10 making the 1,500-meter team. George Crux 31 30.31.42 3) 1410: T (3.1 2) 121 00; 32 15 Pittsburgh at Montreal, in) EIGHTH - I Orb* Sarduy (8) "What it (the pollen) does is SIXTH- 1. Stavin (6) 13 00- 5.10. 14-20. 11.40.4.80. RenoGambon, Cincinnati at Houston, (nI 32.32.29'..43 2. Geldos Boniguen Dave tear down your antibodies, Atlanta at San Diego. (n) 293.43295 3.10:2. Wayside Scully (5)510,510; (4) 10.40, 7.60; 3. Mutlila Wally (2) 3. Wright Drive (7) 850; 0 (5 6) 6*0; 0 (1 Ii Dave Kull San Francisco at Los Ange $31 60; P (*1) $11 40. making you weaker," he said. Wednesday's herons were Gasey Jerrald had three hits wi th a tr 32.37.33-97 31 60. P (6 5) 115 50; 32.20. Joe Yadloczky es, ml Big 0 (i I wiltt 1$) 5752 10 iple and two singles "It makes your whole upper SEVENTH- i. Maztown Countess Novice B NINTH - 1 Marti (2) 12 40. 1 60. many in the Metro League at apiece for the losers, while Gary Muse had a triple body weaker. Brent Wenger 363I-3i0O 17) 31 00. 71 10, 540; 7 Traveln Dan 380. 2 Jorge (5)6 41.4.80; 3 Sardu, '-1l Fnr( Mlr,n Park where 3234-31-100 (i) 7 C-3, 32-3. 3. Win Nw ix).) and single. xli; Eric Ts(hirhart U (3) 430, 0 i2 4, $41 $0; P 4281 "I'm getting stronger now," Major The Outcasts scored four Seaboard Coast Line, Patrick John Rhodes 3*3034-102 (I 7) 10100, 1(7.1.1)117010. 31.91. 517450 Hoger Beathard and Bill after switching training sites, EIGHTH1. My Then Faye Jim Mc Ki e (4) Outcasts and Eldridge Stan. times in th e eighth inning, th en Miller each went 4-f 44 39 41-171 TENTH - 1. Ibar Davalos 13 1 or -.5, in said Feig, who wi ll ha ve to run 63.40. II 20. 920; 2. Flying Bare (3) 16 20.11 40,320: 2 Solos Lorenzo II; dard chalked up slow-pitch held on in the bottom of the eluding a tr iple For both _ 780. 510. 3 Lady's Ready (5) 420; 5 .40.4.0o; 4 of threeracesinthreethys_be. . Gaitan GOnos (2) 160. 0 soft ball victories, frame for a 14-12 triumph over them, to pave Eldridge's 15-11 031l11s10, P113)777.90.32.10. U 3) 127.00, P13)) $7920. American League DD(?1 jnning Friday - if he is fiNINTH- 1 Travelin Lucy (1) 12330 BATTING (150 at ., Seaboard got bala nced hit- lake Monroe Inn. A si ngle by win over the Seminole Cornbats)-nalist. 900.120,340: 2 Mac's George IS) SEMINOLE G _ Brett. KC, 353. LeFlore, ELEVENTH - 1 Marti Coban Ung From one end of the lineup Charles Smith and a double by rnunity College Faculty, Joe WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 660,160, 3. Cousin's Bubba (S) 380; (7)620. 4 Del, 3.i6. McRae, KC, 345 20,750. 2 Mut,lla Godwn 't to the other In a 14-7 victory Bernard Hudley were the big Marino, Don Harvey and Larry FIRST - J. M. Captain 0 (1 Si 3410. 1 (1 5-I) 977.00: 31.91. ltostock. Mm. .327. Carew. Mm. (7) 1940. 7 30. 3. Rafael-GasH It (5; (Dagenais) (2) 8 10. 660. 370; 2. over Glen hits in the winning rally . Tyson had three hits each for Auto-Train. e323 TENTH- Dolly M (3) 5.40, 180. 340. 0 (2 7) $60.60; P (2 7) $23500 . RUNS-Otis, so. Hr Pentiglus (6) 5.40. 100: 1 Victrwy 7441' 7 l5,pnn. O:.,e.. (5) KC. Rbinr.n, l.!vd Vi! an-I ic Uedlev wa fcr-3 whir Fred ' irr- tn --. : ,.i7 1,11 ALc rd)fl v# 1513.40.0 12 6) 342 '' Trx. T 2.13 s. m eF:ora. n,i. '" 10 00 . ISO. 3 40. 2 Orb. Arnieta (I) got two hits each. W ashington, Larry Quinn and led SCC wi th a pair of doubles SECOND - I. C KS h-Inst (Neely I) 9900. 3116. 13, P White, NY. 43, McRae. 5.20.340:3 Rafael-P dolto(2) 520. Willie (3) 160.2.10.2.60:2. Brimstone Fire Baileyhadtwohitseach. and Jim Shalls and Jack MikeMcGuire,DonMarpleand KC. 12, N or th, Oak, 42. ELEVENTH- I. Whoops (6) 0(1 3)13700, P (31) $11370, SlgQ (7)5.20.6.00 . 3. Hobos First (6) 6 00; 13 00. 8.10. 3 00; 2 Wayside Glitter (27 Attl RUNS BATTED tN-Sun Carl Lee led lake Monroe Inn Alexander added two hits 13) $1113 20 t Peterson SEABOARD COASTLINE $31.10 1 (3-7.6) 172920 0 D. (2) 940, 400; 3 Cory AlliSon (i) rougris, Tx. SO: Chambliss. 0 (3-7) Al NH (2 3) 117.00 T 2:11:2. apiece. NY, 3.20. 0 (7 6) 54 10. P (6.2) 157 50. 15, Otis. KC, 43; Munson. Steve Cooper 2b 1 2 1 5CC FACULTY THIRD - 1. Bullet Freight 32 ii NY, 41, L May. Sal. 42. ' GlenRobinsonts 4 7 2 AS P H )Branrd ( (8) 7.60, 3.10, 2.20. 2. OUTCASTS TWELFTH- I. Running Randy HITS 0 Brett. KC. 91, LeF -Lloyd Wall If Cos 1 3 j Tom Wheator. St I I I Prompt Pick (6) 3 20. 2.20; 3. 4 Alton 12) 1910,7 40. lore. Del, 53: McRae. KC. 82. 70. 7. Nimble Roady AS R H Dave RiChardep 7 0 I Rick Smith 7b 1 2 I Sonny Calhounct Byrd (1)220 Q (4.8) $11.60 I (5 i-i) (5)7 10,210; 3. Our Quest (1)3 60. 0 Care*. Mm, 82: Munson. NY. 7 0 Dave Hudick p 2 2 I Vance- AmbrOse P 1 3 2 Fred Wasnington KNOXVUJ.E, Tenn. IAPI 531 00 1 210:1 . (2 S)S260. T (237) 191.40. 32 l 3 32 ________________________________ Joe Ben on ci I I 1 JIm Shells It 1 7 2 Burnett Washington rf FOURTH - 1. Double Steal A-- 2086; Handle- 5173,37? Just before th e women's th ree. DOUBLES- McRae, KC. 11. s 2 o Rico Pelersonst I I I 2 Jack Alexander to Terrific Seloctigin o4 COWS1 (Jefferson) (1) 7 60, 5.20. 3.50: 7. Carly. Cle, 16. 0 Evans. B,n - • - 2- 7 Ed Jackson it 2 3 I met,.r finnic '.t 1k. " i-si,,.... nicec k urant GrantJO J I U Ki "i" a..,, y m,.,,.urxix-t 3 0 1 Charles Smith p Vera Best ill 5 60. 1.40; 3. Kenwood IS; - Otis. 5 KC. IS, ......... Hargr e. ov Buddy Stump! lb 3 0 0 Russ Calvet ri pic Diving trials, 17-year-old Tex. IS 2 ) 0 Bernard Hudley % Jim (6) 380 0 (I 4) $31.40 1 (4.1 6) Dennis Gordon )b 2 1 I Gene Hill nt 2 0 0 Cubi t Malone lb $14160 1 2:09,3 Jennie Chandler slipped on the s TRIPLES-G Brett, o KC, 6' Danny Hale nt 2 1 0 Larry McAdam ci 3 0 1 Larry Quinn 3s FIFTH - I Dolly Jester (kucia) 4 1 2 springboard and plummeted, Garner. Oak, 6. Blanks, Cle. 5; Brad Paul rf 1 0 0 John Westbnool, Ss 3 0 0 Charles Shaw c (1) 780. 310. 2.10; I. Oshkosh ( S) 1 0 I LFlore. Dc?, S. Poquette, KC, Totals 35 II 12 Dan Faint c arms and legs swinging in the , North, Oak, 5 3 0 0 Willie Bailey 2b 3 40.340. 3. Jeremy (7) 3.50; 0 (A S) AUTO Totals 34 II 10 Totals 517.CG 1 (437) 5453.40 T 1:36.2 air, to the water below, 31 HOME 13 RUNS-L.May. Sal. ELORIDOE STANDARD AS N H SIXTH - 1. Tlnis Time Bomb LAKE MONROE INN Her legs covered with 13. RCe, Bsn. 12. Ystrzernski. Mack Whitley IA 4 0 0 AS R H (Lynn) (1)7.20.3.20,1.70; 2. Pepera Al P 12. Otis, KC. II. Bando, MlkeMcGu)rep bruises, she was unable to walk 4 7 3 Roger Beatnarctp 5 3 1 Donne Ander so n is Heel (7) 5.20.350; 3. Scotch Snip (2) I I H Oak,II 2 Don Marple It 1 3 3 Bill Miller 3b S 3 1 John Boggs without a sli gh t limp. But the gs 2b 3-40; Q (Ill 523.1 10 (1.7.2)5125. 40 1 SI OLEII BASES-Patek. XC. o John Baily rf I I I Joe Marino lb 1 3 Danny Lee lb 2071 s i I 3. Mn. 31. Carew, scrawny Lincoln, Ala., lass was N th. or Jim Hardin c 1 0 I Don Harvey ci I 3 Wes Rich It SEVENTH - 1. 5 1 able to get a stronger lift off the Oak. 31. Baylor, Oak, 30 Hanover (Dave SIca) (5) Monterey Ken Ludwig 3b 1 0 2 Larry Tyson ss S 1 3 Mack Brown c 1010. 460. 1 1 0 Campanens, Oak. 24 Billy Meeks Cf 1 0 0 John Lavin 2b board than inyone else to land 5 2 2 Carl Leeci 4 4 3 PITCHING U Decisions)- 1.80; 7. Freedom Trail (6) 700. 320. Casey Jernald lb 3 0 3 Jim Dawson sI 4 I 1 Gary Muse t 3. Hurricane Scot (7) 5.60 0 IS 6) in to p spot on the U.S. women's Garland. Bat. 7 0. I I 2 . 1.10 At Eddleton 21) 7 0 0 Gary Allyn c S I I Ed Maisak rf 116.20 1 (36.7) 1399.10 1 2:09 I I I Bird. KC, 71, 575. 302 Fldr three meter team at the yman Owens 2b I 0 0 Mark Brewer If 1 2 1 Andy Anderson 3b EIGHTH - I. Smokealor.g 1 0 i c Del. 6 I. .837, 07 Harry Salon at 3 I 0 Doug Muse rt 1 0 I Randy Maxwell n Mon tr eal Olympic Games next !1c 11 iGerooe Namle) (7) 5 . I -. ,.__A IA ' ' 141 '''a" '-" 41 'a 4.3 TOtal$ Ma)orette L Bar (2) 500. 3.40; 3 fl1flLfl. 4) I) II J. Brown, dc. 67. 730, 2.51 Ff TI., Amy Girl Mercury (6) 2.50; 0 (2-7) spI. a fl1covu Auto-Train I b 200 030 2- 7 Eldridge Standard $20 (10)81 iiS Outcasts uac,t ac k 2' Kern Cie,6 2 750 2 SI Fitt $2700 soo 103 34-14 1 (126) $92.00 1 209:7 mortis,KC. ' 727' I 3 350 Vuck Seaboard Coast Line 340 043 i-Il 5CC Faculty 300 302 3-11 Lake Monroe Inn somersault, Miss Chandler's OviCh. Chi, $2. ' ill, 3 9) Oil 320 32-I) NINTH - 1 Proms Rival (Frank Taylor) (3) 3700, 100. 3.10; 7 scores of 8 and 9 in the required National League -. -Special Byrd (I) 1 20. 360. 3. pines dives and a rally at the end of BATTING (ISO at bats)- SI ti(l)) 60 Q (1 2)110'00 1(2-1 7) •• her optionals gave her 441.75 McBride. SIL, .346; G.Foster, $67020 T 2 oi ' Cin. 341. A 3I; points. Oer.GPis. TENTH -I B y rd Bobby ( Bob , ,. ___________ lli Morgan. Cin, 13S; Baseball Tanks Panthers League city tournament. The coming all the way around on a Tigers can wrap up the best 2- pair of fielder's choice plays on of-3 series with a victory, with balls hit by Jeff Richardson and the rantners hungry to stretch Lee Charron. the series to a wlnner4ake..all Qiarron fanned the side for game Friday night. the Tigers In the top of the Park. Shortstop Tony Van Burger seventh to set the stage for the Game No. 2 is set tonight at scored the winning run, winning rally. 6:15, preceding the Major drawing a two-out walk and Leading, 11.10, the Panthers scored what appeared to be an insurance run In the sixth on three walks and an error. But the Tigers bounced back to tie the game with a last-ditch effort on two fielding error and a fielder's choice. IA-Evening Harald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 24,1976 The Panthers' Darryl Mer___ this was the only player to get more than one hit,, he singling in the second and fourth frames. Merthie and Bruce Franklin The Tigers scored by choice fielder's choice to be exact Wednesday night In the seventh uuung arm went one up on me Panthers in the Pee Wee League playoffs at Fort Mellon - - SPORTS s. 7'20 T'.- d''. -, - V ~,4~ -4 .-'-,,.. , - -. -1k... - ____ . I -, . t7___1'7 :, ~_:_- . % 11 '( 1 MPhillies Still Al 5 3 3 5 1 3 2 A 3 N 1 1 2 2 3 0 1 1 I H 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 Q 2 I. a, pa a ' -: • ...r. - . . - •. - ' - I. . . ..• - . - - Connors Until Rose's throwing error in three-run shot in the second, the ninth, the Phils and Reds game. Life among the Philadelphia had battled on even terms. Braves $3, Expos 2-0 Phillles is finally agreeing with Mike Schmidt clubbed his 20th Andy Messeramith and Phil, Dick Allen. The Pulls are run- homer of the year for a 1.0 Nlekro turned ma pair of spa ning away wi th the National Philly lead in the fo ur th, then kllng efforts for Atlanta. M4 League East and the sometimes Johnny Bench tied it for the sersmlth, 7$, continued to pay moody, controversial Allen is Reds in the bottom of the Inning dividends on his million-dollar thoroughly enjoying the trip, with a sacrifice fly. contract with a five-hitter and a "This is really fun," said Alnna went on top 2-1 on two-run single In the opener. ten after Philadelphia dumped George Foeter's homer In the Nlekro, 6-4, tossed a four-hitter. Cincinnati 4-2 Wednesday night. sixth, his 16th, then the Phils and struck out 10 batters In the "Whether I'm 0-for-12 or 0-for- got even In the seventh when nightcap. 1,200, I'm having fun. Allen got aboard on a torceout Atlanta outfielder Rowland "I'd pay to watch a playoff and came around on Jay John- Office collected base hits In between these two teams and stone's double and a oundout. both games to extend his hitt1 I can't stand to watch Ron Reed, 6-2 was the winner streak to 29 games, just eight baseball." and Pedro Borbon, 0-1, the los- short of the NI record of 37 set Cinci t1 ..:r-. ,, - - ... '?'' - . . . Panthers Tigers Hot By The Associated Press PANTHERS Dexter Franklin ci Darrell Hopkins 3b1b Andrea Williams c Darryl Merthiep.n GregoryMerthie2b Willie Whetstone rf Larry Lemon cf Jamie Keith lb-3b Bruce Franklin ss.p 0413111-13 040 542 1-I3 ti ... a . - - -' - Makes er, both In relief, by Tommy Holmes in 1945 with second go-roimc ituen, in nis secona the Boston Braves. Dodgers 1, Mires 0 -. with Philadelphia alter turbo. Rick Rhoden, 6-0, fired a Mets 5, Cardinals 4 'i' lent stints with St. Louis, Los 61(, , Jerry Grote's leadoff home to outduel J.R. Angeles and the Chicago White Richard, -a 1-1, who allowed just run In the ninth enabled New . Sox, has got his ba tting average two hits through eight iijJng. York to brea k a four-game losup to .286 and Is regaining the Rhoden scored the game's only ing streak. It was Grote's first earlier form that made him one iIfl in the si x th when he singled, hit In his last 24 at-ba ts. To of the game's most fear ed raced to third on Bill Buckner's Seaver, 8-5, bested Pete F$ '*i sluggers. double and scampered home on cone, SI, with an 11-strikeout _'$.t. "t'a•• lie got the Phils' winning ral- a sacrif i ce fly by Ted Sizemore. performance. Del Unser horn,.;, . 10 ly going In the ninth wi th a Giants 7-8, Padres 6-7 ered for th e Meta and Joe Fer. ' ieadoffdoubleandtook thirdon Newly-acquired Darrell guson hit one for St. Louis. an infield out. ALter a walk, Evans belted a two-run homer Cubs I, Pfrate $ i pinch-hitter Bob Boone groundand a triple In the ft game A throwing er by Bob .. •. ed to third and Pete Rose and clubbed a grand slam _L Moose in the ninth Inning, the x : :J,'iii bounced his throw off first homer in I ni gh tcap for San fifth Pittsburgh error of the j' ' baseman Tony Perez' chest, al- Francisco. The Padres had 31 game, allowed the winning run lowing Allen to score the tie- hits to 17 for the Giants in the to score as Chicago snapped breaking run. Dave Cash sin, doubleheader, but San Fran- four-game losing streak. Willie . ..-- gieu in an insurance run as cisco made theirs count more, Stargeli and Dave Park er hit D111119011111 view horn Tigers' side of field Phi ladelphia beat the NL West G ar y Thomasson hi t ee run ho me ms for the P irat es. Only leaders for the fifth time In homer for San Francisco In the one of Chicago's runs was seven games this season. o pe ner and Bobby Murcer had a earned. W. Crusaders, Hollywood Look Firm Fourth Round _______________ ____________ ______ jj " Allen Form Returns ~ TIGERS Totals _______________ -~ I ~ A AB N H I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 3 3 0 6 3 0 4 2 1 5 1 0 4 1 I 2 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 32133 . .. Tigers' Lee Charron gets wood is ball, eyeballs the hit down third be.. line. (Herald Photo, by Tom Vincent) had RBIs for the Panthers. Mike Holcomb If Darryl Benton If Pat Van Ness is Tony Van Burger is Jilt Rlchardsonc.3b Lee Charron 3b Matt Swlnford lb Scott Krig,r P.0 Eddie Barnes 2b Kevin Dougherty rf Duane Mitchell cf Randy Lester cf . J!,* : __ - WIMBLEDON, England men'ssinglesplayertodo Jimmy Connors, with a 6-4, 6-0, 6-3 sweep of Is. looking to regain the Wim- mael El Shafei of Egypt, Conbledon title he lost to Arthur nors talked about this year's Ashe last year, will need every battle of the belters. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) ounce of energy his 5-foot-10 'So far, I've played only big Pr ospective owner Bill Putnam hitters and that's the way it Is frame can provide to reach says that to break even he'll through 16 final. have to draw 4,000 more The way Jimmy sees it, this is for me, If youwhole look attournament the draw. tots to the Crusaders' I've got all the big hi tters, ' a Wimbledon for big hitters. hockey games In Hollywood Maybe It's good for me." After Then he added: "If I get to than attended games last yea r since losing that irn final, con. nors, at 155 pounds, Is hardly in the fInal, I do n't car e who I in Cleveland. Putnam said his estimated the same physical class as big play." eak-even point r the World br Connors, No. 2 seed behind men like Stan Smith arid Roscoe Hockey Association franchise Tan ne r. As he, has a day off from l a Hollywood Is 10,000 fans a But Jy ta today while his Oppo- game at a uniform price of a hard as anyone, once his accu- nents face off In third-round seat. Th ll e Ho ywood Sporao. t clashes. rate If not mercurial serve rium, w ch would h hi os t th e club is in play. That's due in part to Smith, of Sea Pines, S.C., the if the sale and transfer is Connors' patented twofisted last seed at No. 16, could be c onsummated, seats 15,000. back ha nd and, perhaps even Jimmy's next foe if he Furthermore, Putnam said, more, to his fierce deter. pose of Russia's Tarnurax Kakulia. Smith, the W72 Wimbie- he plans to slice the Crusaders rnination. , c'. 411111imea'aAm'ANW.M, _;, 1'eff ;, 2 Tie -4 "'" ! Z! "" % .-: Ci als r_,4 •• '""4i %. .l' .# S I hlghestin th eW}LLastyear, r ou nd Wednesday t he first and-voll ey artist. Connors' next opponent win"The overall payroll is too WASHINGTON (AP) said at the panel's first meeting probably be Tanner, the left- high," said Putnam, seeking 10 Baseball Bowiebe Wednesday that an attempt will bander from Lookout Mountain, P1rd controlling interest in Kuhn and Commissioner Oakland A's owner made to schedule a hearing the club. "We can correct that Tenn, with the blistering serve, Charles 0. Finley will soon next week or, if that's not pos. who seeded seventh. Tan- by trades and renegotiating have their monumental hassle sible, the week of July 19. fly the Associated Press fler'3 third-round foe IS Carlos contracts. Indians 1, Yanks 1 o,'er California this season and aired In the halls of Congress in Th e hassle was broached durSanfords American Legion Kirmayr of Brazil. "All salaries are coming addition to the Don HOOd ch ec ked New York. nine in a row over a twoyear courts and news Ing the meeting when Rep. SilBobby Post 53 baseball team knocked Grich Through the first three days down. It's been done In the media. isn't on six hits over the first eight span. Sal Bando slammed a vio Conte . R-Mass., said he Baltimore's off district leader Lake of the two-week, 1280,000 Wim. WHA in the past year and a designated hitter, Innings while ex-Yankee two-run homer Highland Wednesday night, 6-5, bledon championship, the 14 number of NHL clubs are re- world Finley shocked the sports couldn't understand how Kuhn but you'll have forgive Jim Charlie Spikes drove Ina pair of sler, 0-5, who off Andy Has. June 15 by holding a could do what he did. "Finley was saddled witj as Jim Brodie scored the men's singles seeds have won ducrng them." Palmer if he doesn't buy that. runs with a fourth-~ning single his 16th successive loss, thr 7 clearance sale of p la er y s w ho ee has had poor attendance out winning rim in the eighth inning all their matches. It seems that when Palmer 13 off Ken Iloltzman, The Indians short of Two of Putnam's anticipa th e American League ted led the A's to three world there and he says he needs pitching, Grich Is usually doing scored twice on a throwing error. The main co ntenders for the payroll in the first inning record. problems already have championships, lie handed Conte. "If Finley David Wiggins gained his women's title, vacated by 1975 been eliminated. Goalie Gerry pitcher Rollie Fingers and out.money," wants tosaid sell his players to keepsomething useful with his bat. before Holtzman could retire a White Sox 4-9, Twins 34 third victory without a Ioss Last year, the Baltimore sec- batter. Rick Manning led off Jorge Orta slammed a deci. for champion BiWe Jean King, who Cheevers, who reportedly had a fielder Joe Rudi to the Boston going, that's the American Ond baseman hit home runs to with a single, Larvell Blanks sive triple in the Sanford. Sanford now stands 7-3 has retired from singles play, $200,000 contract, jumped back Red Sox for $1 million apiece, enterprise system." first g ame and while Highland fell to 1( -2. are Chris Even of Fort Lauder- to the Boston Bruins of the Na- then dealt pitcher Vida Blue to provide Palmer with a pair of 1. tripled and George Hendrick added a two-run homer in the Reps. Ronald MoW, D-Ohlo, 0 triumphs. Wednesday night singled, Sanford at Melbourne and of Evonne GoolaHockey League and cen the New York Yankees for $1.5 and John Wydler, fl-N.Y., then he was back at it, .-lamming a nightcap. In the opener, Bart Saturdayplays in a noon double- dale, gong Fla., Cawley Australia, thetional let Rich Leduc, the team's top million, Johnson won his first game 0 suggested that the hearing be two-run homer with two out n Rangers 7, Royals header. top two seeds, scorer, recently was sold. exactly a monthForster, with reliefJac help Three days later, Kuhn pulled held "to air for the American the bottom of the l Texas pulled within three from Terry an even bigger shocker. He public their positions in this transforming Palmer from los- games of Kansas City In the AL Brohamer, who homered In the iff voided the deals, saying he was controversial Issue. The Amen- er to winner with one swing West behind Steve Foucault's taking his lawsuit-producing can public is very Interested in lifting the Orioles to a 3-2 vlc- clutch relief pitching and Toby opener, doubled two runs action in the interest of pre- the reasons both men did what tory over the Boston Red Sox. Harrah's three-run komer in across In the nightcap. Brewers 9, Tigers 5 serving baseball's Integrity, they did." the opening inning. The Baltimore's sudden rally The new House Select CornGeorge Scott, miffed at being Rep. Leo Zeferttl, D-N.Y., Tony Muser's two-out single Rangers broke a 54 tie inthe mittee on Professional Sports said the committee should look preceded Grlch's fist-pitch sixth when Mike Hargrove sin- dropped from fourth to sixth In Want the two combatants, along Into the hassle "because It goes homer off Jim Willoughby - gled, took third on llarrah's the batting order, collected his with owners George Steinbren- beyond the sale. It deals with gave the third-place Orioles Single and scored on Dennis seventh home run and two sinner of the Yanks and Tom the reserve clause and playing their eighth triumph in nine Leonard's wild pitch. gles and drove In two runs to spark Milwaukee over Detroit Yawkey of the Red Sox, to come out the option and just where games, pulled them within 3evA's 8, Angels 2 to Washington to defe nd their base ball is going." SIxto lezeano capped a three. en games of first place and Bert Campaneris lashed four rim fourth inning with a twan positions before the panel. Sisk said the committee made Palmer the first nine- straight singles and pitcher double and Robin Yount Some members want them would first investigate baseball game winner in the AL Jim Mike Norris gained his first knocked in two rum with two here for a hearing next week, and then move on to other Rice hit solo homers for both victory since early last season singles as the Brewers broke a Chairman B.F. Sisk, D-Calif., sports. Boston rims, as Oakland made it six straight four-game losing streak, (AP) - - ,. . -. 4 4- 1J4, -I - ' . , ,. - ' . - - - ' -- -- - - ____ I( u h n, Finley A;t'"• - . - . •-" __ r ait " ..............'_'' " " "• " Ic h H om - er s - Nabs Victory, 6-5 Pos t 53 Minor Leagues Or"'I oles, Palmer i -.... LASSIE STARS ATLANTA (AP) - In 16 years, Calvin Peete has black pejidler plugging his jewelry with diamonds in his teeth to pro golfer paired with Jack Nicklaus in the final round of the U.S. Open. "Imagine that," said the 32-year-old Clewiston, Fla., resident, who never picked up a club until 10 years ago. "Jack and I don't live too far from each other, but I've never spoken to him before. We don't travel in the same circles, you know. "He made feel at ease right away. He asked where I played and my personal history," srid Peek, still sporting a gleaming smile. He said Nicklaus talked about country club courses. Peek talked about municipal layouts. While Nicklaus was becoming a golf tzullionatre, Peete was learning the game by reading books and making a living peddling to migrant workers. gnne from a poor MUSTANG STAMPEDE I that Wks like a gleam lithe eyes of the Lake Mary Mtags, kingpins of the Seminole Bays Baseball League, you aren't mstakeL They went 11-0 to wrap the ebamptoashlp In enviable style, then breezed through three straight &mlaole-Semoran $"n.y fames fee aastk.r title. Pint row, left Is rub!, Bass Wililima, James J.ii.i, Gary Clippard, Greg Hill, Kevin Wick, Billy Flasigan and Risale Clippard, Second row, Mark sevenson, Timmy Raft, Mike Henley, Eugene Lenard, Joe Jug,; Third row, Rick sad Paul Pack (coaches) and nary Clipperd (wn*gtr). even we "I had nothin' to do one day and decided putting diamonds In my teeth would be good publicity for my line of work," he said. 'I'd sell jewelry and stuff to the farm workers. It was a pretty good job. I'd make about $9,000 a year without working hard at It." Peete's made more than $9, 000 on the tour already this year. "If he learns to play a Little better, he'll be able to afford more diamonds in his teeth," said Nicklaus after Sunday's round. Bogies on the last three holes cost Peete a tie for 16th and a chance to qualify for the Masters, As It was, he finished with a 73 for 292,12 over par lymp''l c Runners ' Routine SCL, Patrick, S I Dog Racing bi!II) "f, League eaders Harness Racing Tumbl Was n tI,i Vt o'T'o1 i . -' '1m happy with the outcome in 1111111~ I . , but I could have dived a lot , ff~ I ,." - USKI ., . the last," she said, adding that R U N S- Rose, Dust Beau (7) 2.10. 1.00; 3 Groat Cin, Cin, 49 U N S BA T I E D INher coach told her to have X TONIGHT'S ENTRIES G,Foster. Cm. 6$. Schmidt. rays of her leg taken today. FIRSTOteca Mas (Bere4 Phi HoPe Way lB S" cur), 3 Cynthia Pot te r Mclngvale, T ',re. ' Ci'tor .'t2Z] 25, Dallas, who has 22 national 4 (Peters). S Sharonla (Setder's), 6 HITS- Garvey, LA. 90. Rose, Pasadena N (Hail).?, Crate "a ti tles, won her second bid to the Goose ,4ontarz. Van Deveferl, S. Lightning Dream Olympics with 433.50 points. GFosIr, , - ____________________ . a a 1. . I I' - - my dives, and I'm going to be ,. - -, - off - _Ir ______ " ( (I KRAZIT NOW A ik~ - ,. - RAIDER . .- ii Only Problem n4se now,' - Mrs. Mclngvale, who finished seventh in the springboard competition in the 1972 Olym- -- Peete grew up as a farm picker and said his father, from Pahokee, Fla., and eight brothers and sisters are still migrant fruit and vegetable pickers. Nicklaus watched Peete shoot a one-under-par 34 the first nine holes despite missing six greens. "The guy His wife, UIris, who also grew up as a farm picker could get up and down from a trash can," Nicklaus and Is now an eighth grade teacher In Belle Glade, said.) a Fla,, said, "It's beautiful. Lie's made us proud." Jai-Alai Puff-Pu )4 ,. Peck turned pro in 19fl, playing in Florida's mini. tours. He earned his PGA card last winter, obtained a sponsor and quallled for the Open. ________ _________ Allergy Changes 0 Peete said, "1 think more of him (Nicklaus) now than before we played, and before I thought he was the best. He helped me, calmed me down. Outside of Playing In the Open, playing with Nicklaus was the greatest thing that ever happened to me.! learned how far I am from being a super golfer." _______ ________ ELECTED 13 From Peddler To Nicklaus Threesome _____ _____ '' V1 51114::-.1 Seminole Comwuaity CuU*gc basketball coach Joe Sterling welcomes David Krazlt about the Raiders' rosmdbali express alter the 64 Orlando Evans graduate signed a grant4n4lA to play at Seminole next season. Krazlt helped Evans to the state championship two years ago and the Metro Conference title last season. Barbara Schaeffer Nejman, in her fourth Olympic trial, finally won a berth on the U.S. team. Mrs. Neiman, 24, was the most consistent diver in Wednesday's springboard finals and Finished with a more of 432.12. Three more berths will be filled today with finals In the men's three-meter competition at the University of Tennessee pool. DOUBLES-Maolock, Chi, IS, (BrOton), I Burns Guy I set rinak 1, C14 �1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 24, 197 11111111111111 C Legal Notice TELE VISION LISTINGS AND H — ____ Thursday W HOOANS PIERCES 9 L.ETS MAKE ADEAL 24 INNER TENNIS Evening 800 2 12 SEMCH FOR THE S H I N OH A R A 4 8' THE wAiroNs 600 g 6 4 2 6111111 FAMILY AFFAIR 720CM 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL. KIT 35 MV FAVORITE MARTIAN OlM3 (Michael Learned) is heed as a searnatregs (R) 1 24 MARK OF JAR: 1:111erformancial Mtu Pr--ck.' 630 W KW%AJQ . ,,N *..e.. . .. backed by his 'p Prysock and mo 9 WELCOME BACK KOTTEA Kotters swea9vgs take on a Challenge by the debating dass (A) 6 CBS NEWS SM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 4 KIT 9 ABC NEWS 24 ZOOM 35 fIN TIN TIN 35' SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 830 4 BRADY BUNCH 7 "CTORY AT SEA: R)ad 6 CONCENTRATION toMandalay.' A roundup of the SM HOGANS HEROES war in China, Bisrna, India and 1 FEEDBACK the Indian Clovan, This 9 UNTAMED WORLD was Created mostly from British 12 TARZAN footage, arid includes tinme, 24 INTERCOM 24 Wage from the tiles of the 35" STAR TREK RcyJ Iróan IUy. 7.30 1 BARNEY MILLER: A 2 PATSY AWARDS pJáarel decides that Wo 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES is twiit to carry a gun and wants 6 WI)NDERFUI WORLD to test an of Barney's men. (A) OF MAGIC RE___ 24 LOWELL THOMAS _____ UY Twos. £ fliwys. 1 Every Fri. £ Sat. Ticket . Nights MIdAIIM %ils* IUtflLflWJW iuriwa * ___ % ai KIIIY Ufly SIIMI to _____ ______ ESI TAKL*U Every Wed. 6 Fr,. at 1:30 p.m. First $0 Kiddiulor Adults FREE VACATION SPECIAL AFTER 1:4O ALLSEATS Soc This Week 'Darling Dobecmanoang'6 Cartoon FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES oa.e c.u.a• = as'u 24*,m the I "IIAWMPS is a djZiling, whimsical. s'apstick funny comedy. I brought )'OU 00 I CO000.ou,o. I / - .. 1, I - A vertt,ibI. keifArahia oil todaysi ilrn scene.- MON..FRI. S:30 4:30 SAT.-SUN. 1:002:00 MON..FRI. 5:30.7:30 10.00 If'v vc*acs uoio. SAT..SUN. 1:00.3:05 30.7:30 10:00 'Sheet amiability' A funny picture that's unfaIIinly good natured. f I t BOY ARE I ." 1 it YOU i' GONNA SUm bjJo. romp fLJ i.s sr*acr: azs Lit nr*v ' 241 THE OLYMPIAD: 'The RUS5i&fl Athlete.- Fm invesliil,ptes the System and the PSYthO that have produced such stars as Vtadan* Kuts, Victor San" Olga Korbut and many Others. 10:00 41: BARNABY JONES: Olympic contender dies under m". tenOus drctrnstances. (A) SR NEWS BILL MO JOURNAL 9 HARRY O: A shady lady nina to Harry QwelI for help when her Charged wsth nuder. OR 24 DANCE FOR CAMERA: Television adaptation of the ballet'Tzadthk"byEliof Feldis '• set to Aaron Copliand's 1934 Score 'Vitebsk," and features Fold in the, titte role. 33 700 CLUB LAUGH! Lz! FOR THE DEAF 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 2 12, TONIGHT 4 IRONSIDE 6$ CBS LATE MOVIE: 'Joy House,' 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 9 WIDE W 0 A L D MYSTERY: mx:' Mox becomes a rrvgd suspect when he travels to a snl1 mountain community In recnonae to a plea from a friend. 24 MOVIE ' The 4OBl 12.00 GM THE UNTOUCHABLES 1230 4' IRONSIDE 91 WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: "The Madan." tntemnatiorJ Intrigue follows mock assassnatson ofadefecting scientist. 100 - LASTNPTE "% "DEATH OIV .. _______ "Ad A " RIDE INA PINK CAR" 1O:30 predicted the atom bomb, nuclear 1 TIIEATICI . 11 - vl.G.wEu.S energy and space travel ... But his most frightenin prediction was of an ecology gone berserk. WAS HE RIGHT AGAIN? y Bloodthirst piranha fish have been discovered ' In Florida waters. FACT I IãuiLLS ..111111111111" 0. Is] a I ro . . ~, , 4 LATE NEWS 4* NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOI 145 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 9 DAILY WORD 2.00 Friday 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC ti AMERICA i9)$2g(3()Q PYRAMID 8:15 12] Ryan, (Tues.) 'The Bugle Sounds" Wallace Berry, Mar" Maim ds.) "The Buster Keaton Story" Donald O'Corror, AM Myth. (Thin.) 'Walk Like a Dagon" Jack E TH raj THE GUIDING LIGHT If) BPC,eJ( THE a'jjj 24 (Tues.) SOUNCISTAGE 33 MAYBERRY RFD 3:00 '7) 12) ANOTHER WORLD 14) (161) ALL IN THE FAMILY SM MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B&V (7) (Mon.) BOOK (Tues.) OUR STORY BEAT (Fit.) WOMAN :9) GENERAL HOSPITAL 241 (Mon.)A BIT WITH KNIT 121 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (Weds.) BURGLAR PROOFING (Thin.) DANCE FOR THE CAMERA (Fri.) TEA 33 MOTHERS IN LAW 9:30 3:30 Lord, Mel Tomns. (Fit) "The Eagle and the Hawk" Cary Grad, Carole Lonrd. 4) KUTANA * 700 CLUB 10:00 2) fit SAfFORDANDSON (4) (9) PRICE IS RIGHT (7) 4 SESAME STREET (A) 10:30 1) '12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 33 700 CLUB 11:00 2] 12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) PHIL DONAfllJE SHOW TO) GAMBIT * (Mon.) kEDIX (Tues. through Fri.) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY '7J '24) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 19) LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 1) 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (14) (6) LOVE CF LIFE 1) HAPPY DAYS (A) 24 (Mon.) ANTIQUES (rues.) ERICA (Weds) ANTIQUES (Thin.) WOMAN (Fit) OUR STORY 1150 GM PAUL HARVEY COM- MENTARY 11.55 4 6 6* ces NEWS Afternoon 2 9 NEWS '4 "6) YOUNG AND RESTLESS 121 FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon) WORM PRESS (Tues.) EVENING AT SMYPHONY (Weds.) NOVA tr.L'.;; lit.. (.'i.1AD{F.i) BOOK BEAT 3, 6;G VALLEY 12:30 '2 12 THE GONG SHOW '4: 6) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9. ALL MY CHILDREN I'll lLM. I flA$.k"C cIID 'flJC T)CO) MATCH GAME SM THREE STOOGES 7) LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 119] ONE LIFE TO LIVE 74) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 33 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 4.00 IRONSIDE 141) NANNY AND T.-IE PRO- "2) FESSOR 16) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN '71) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 'IT) EDGE OF NIGHT :121 DINAH: Guests include: (Mon.) Phyllis Diller, Tom I. Hall (rues.) Pearl Bailey, Ray Stevens (Weds) Jim Habors, guest l'xst; with tAme Pearl, George Gobel (Thus.) Ed Asner, Gig Young (Fn.) Carol Chamng, Robert Filler, 24 35 SESAME STREET ACOAMS FAMILY 430 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: Cohost. Sergio Franchi, 41 Guests include: (Mon.) Loretta Sail. Pal Cooper (Tues.) Charley Pride, Maureen Stapleton (Weds.) Vincent Price, Roddy McDowell (Thurs.) Joey Heatherlon, Pate, Nero (Fri.) John EI'wtsctvnan, Billy Dee Wdhsan. 6' MERV GRIFFiN SHOW: Guests indude (Mon.) Mon Said, Chuck Woolery (Tues ) John Corwly, Oscar Peterson (Weds) Jean Stapleton, Danny Thomas (Thus) Steve Al- len, Jim Hampton (Fn.) Carol Charing, — rd GM GILLIGANS ISLAND '7 SESAMP STREET '9: LUCY 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (13&W) 2 GM 500 ADAM 12 I LOVE LUCY CLASSIFIED ADS . Orlando- Winter Seminole - -Apa rt mentsiIrnithed Park I TL—HousesUnfUmished Lovely large 1 OR. air, adults, near stores, bank, thur clsus ass 645$ or 322 $051. - 831:9993 322 - 2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. lthrustlmes 6thru25 times 26 times HOURS , MONDAY thrill FRIDAY AFFORDABLE 0200 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon !I BR. 2 bath, carpeting, fenced yard, SIRS, first and last 333 7491 _____________________________ it iwoaii i LIVING 7,0 "ecurily deposits necessary to.' utilities & all apts. have Private entrances nce's 3 rm unturn ground ft SUS 3 'm unflrn 2nd I' .1100. 30 oct. security deposit required. 7239579. 4lca line 31c line 24c a line . EXECUTIVE HOME DELTONA- First area, central air, wall to wall carpet, 2 BR, 2 baths, large Fla room, attractive kit then, built in stove oven, refrigerator, paneled office, 2 carports. $715 No pets. 571 1010 ,r Spacious 3 bedroom home With firenlar. nm.,q month Security. 372 4155. rOnIIPJFc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLORIDA •,..e:.. •_.. Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday — CIVIL ACTION NO. 16-6e.CA44.0 Noon 1 B ED ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT 2300 Mellonville I Friday In Re: use Marriage of BEVERLY JONES. Petitioner, __________ — and JAMES JONES. Respondent. ___________ ______________________AMENDED 9-400d Things to Eat 4-Per5Ofl1S NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAMES JONES whose residence OKRA 322-045 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? Is unknown but whose last known Monday, Wednesday A Friday IN YOUR FAMILY? mailing address is Post Office Box AL ANON 331, Staunton, Indiana BUDGETS ARE SLIM YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED For families or friends of problem BOLSTERED WITH VALUES drinkers. that an action for Dissolution WANT THE AD Marriage has been filed against you For further information call 423.4517 FROM COLUMNS. or write and you are required to serve a copy Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Peas, of your written defenses, if any, to it you pick. Black eyes & Box Si). Sanford, Fla. 32771. on FRANK C. WHIGHAM, crowders.On Oregon Ave. & lust 1 ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney, mile North of SR-46, and lust west whose address is Past Office Box Whispering Pines Inn, a complete of II; 1 miles west of Sanford. _ retirement home, 24 Hr. care. 1330, Sanford, Florida, 35171, on or laundry as low as Meals, room, before July 25. 1976, and file the 5300 per mo. Phone DeLand 73.4. 18--Help Wanted ( original with the Clerk of this Court 2229. either before service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; FACED WITH A DRINKING TAXI DRIVERS Otherwise a default and ultimate PROBLEM Judgment will be entered against Yellow Cab, 01 S. Park Ave Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous you for the relief demanded in the Sentonul Can Help Petition and your marriage to Call 123 4517 Petitioner will be dissolved. Nurses: RN's A LPN's. Aides; Aid Write P. O. Box 1213 WITNESS my hand and the seal f Companion. Needed Immediately Sanford. Florida 37771 this Court on June 21st, 1916. ____________ 4210636. (Seal) Retired couple to live In own mobile Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. home on small, lakefront youth Management opportunity available. For personal Interview call 322 Clerk of the Circuit Court camp. Free trailer space for IIS42. By: Cherry Kay Travis property supervision. Par. LA Deputy Clerk ticipallon in camping program not LICENSED ELECTRICIAN STENSTROM. DAVIS, & required. Must be able loget along MAIDS. MAIDS. MAIDS McINTOSH with Children. Send letter telling AAA EMPLOYMENT FlagShip Bank of Sanford about yourself & past association 201 Commercial 323 5176 Suite 22 with youth activities to Box 601, C , Post Office Box 1330 o Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, AVON Sanford, Florida 32771 Sanford, FIa, 32771. Spring into the world of cosmetics, Attorneys for Petitioner fragrances, toiletries. Excellent Pubilh: June 21, July 1, I, 15, 1976 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll earning opportunity. Call 641 )079 Free. 641 2027 for "We Care" DEA 113 "Hotline." Adults or Teens Muffler Installer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Steady Work-All Benefits 5--Lost & Found CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, MR. MUFFLER SHOP, 373 MIN FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.754.CA.09.A Lost- Part German Shepherd pup. 9 weeks old. brown With black nose FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR endear tips. Vicinity Cumberli'nd TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Farms on Park Ave. Reward. in. Plaintiff, 4.111. ' . MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV. Air Cant, Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH l'4&5R131, Long wOnd $621000 2545 Park or . .$70 fa l&2BRMOblIeHomes Adults- No pets ' --__________ - 2:30 19) MOVIE: (Moot) "Act of Violence" Van Hefkn, Robert 12:00 1:30 Morning U 2:00 l) (Pfon.) BILL MOvERS JOURNAL (Tua s.) MASTERPIECE THEATER (Thurs.) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK (Fri.) FAMILY FOCUS siow MASTERFIECE iJF SCIEIiCE RON . 0 2 12 TOMORROW: Topic: "The Gay World." M POfIii WAUONER Shownre Jmc Southern. (Tues.) Steel Bayorsit" Leo Gem, Kaleron ore. (Weds.) Beasts 01' Stephen Boyd. Anne Ga)Ior. (Thurs.) 'The Flying Fortress" Richard Greene. Donald Steward. (Fri) Klss Before Dying' Aobetl WAginer. Jeffrey Pkinter. 110 (2W) 371OAYSCJFOUR LIVES (4] 19) AS THE WORLD TURNS RHYME AND REASON UL!AS.YCG.I AND YOU 1 9) SUNRISE JUBILEE 635 14) FAFUIA AND HOME 6:38 12) LIVING WORDS 6:43 12) HI NEIGHBOR 8:50 '4) NEWS 6:55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6:58 12) PAUL HARVEY 7.00 2) U TODAY 14) (9) CBS NEWS: (Ch. 4. 7:30,5 min. local news). 48 POPEYE AND FRIENDS (7) SESAME STREET i) GOO D MORNING 8:00 41) CAPTAIN (8) KANGAROO 40 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP (7.) ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 9.00 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 1) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW , 2 4 9) 19 11 NEWS GM WILD WILD WEST 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS HOUR . 9 STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO: U. fAke Stone (Karl Malden) poses as a down in a OICUS where murder prevails under the tilg top. (R) 12 MOVIE:"Valley of the Dolts.' 10:30 GM ALAN BURKE SHOW 241 BIRTH WITHOUT VIOLENCE 1100 LAST DAY "FOLLOW ME BOYS" £ 'BEN AND ME" = __ TUTU MEMBERS 33 ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL: We the People. ' 857 2 121 NBC NEWS UPDATE 9.00 2 MOVIE: Young Savages.4' 1) HAWAII FIVE-0 McfGarrett (Jack Lord) seeks the killer of an aged Wt)Ol1er who was a Jatanase siw in Hawan before the Peesl Harbor attack. (R) . 1 FICTIT!O!J !M"A! Notice Is hereby given that I am I eed in business at Rt. 2 lilA, Sanford 32771. Seminole I County, Florida under the fictitious name of RAIN BOW IRRIGATION CO. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Corut, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions , the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 163.09 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Robert A. Steele Publish: June 10, Il, 24, July 1, 1976 __ - . __-.-- - - Nice furnished bachelor apt., lights, Water turn. Adults only, $95.50. 3222296 after 1 wk dys. Sanford- Adults only. Modern Studio and I bedroom, air, all electric, $109 month up. 373 $019. Garage apartment, fully furnished, Sir conditioned, water furnished. Very nice. Phone 3227561 after S p.m weekdays. MBOO COVE APTS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished, Newly rsdecorated. Come see. 300 E. AIrnnr$ ______________ - 31A—Duplexes ra,,.1.%, r, an.,. .... ----- ------ I you are having difficulty finding a Place 10 live, car to drive, a jOb. Or some ServiCe you have need of. read all our want ads every dat, Real Estate 41—Houses LQQT This Week's Specials IOME A BUSINESS LOCATION for the price of one. Like new 3 bedroom, wail to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, air Only $22300 ISPECT AND CALL 2100 Willow-3 BR. $73,900. 200 E. 13th St. -1 OR, 515.900, 1200 Park- 2 BR, 516.503, 206 E. Ittis St.- 3 BR, $71,900, 171 stove refrigerator, I Child, Nc pets $135. 03490S4 BR unfurnished duplex, carport, air condition, clean, good location, $110 mo security. 132 1454 OVELY like new 3 bedroom, 1 bath on large pretty lot In area of nice country homes, Plenty of space for garden All fenced, Priced to sell at 539,900. e have 2 nice unfurnished rentals, inTuro LdkC Mary area- 2 BR, pllancej, air condition, drapes, area rug, fenced yard $iao mo 323 7669 Furnished 1 bedroom duplex, adults, no pets Call 313 1334 after 6 p m or weekends f - 32—Houses Unfurnisheci Realty Harold Hall Realtor, MLS 323.5774 Anytime Owner. 2 bedroom, full bath, kitchen equipped, carpeted, fenced yard Washer 1 Dryer, central air A heat, drapes, & curtains 372 3653 - 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, large yard. 2 cjr g.ir,lcJe $175 $31 1939 after S TAFFER REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker rvn 1Ih( or iall L Ci 111 0uUIH Sanford a newest residential neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM JUST LISTED- 3 BR, 2 baths, in Pinecrest. Carpeting, foyer, porch, Nice neighborhoof $25.000. FIVE ACRES- Sanford Ave. $3,000 per acre. SHADY OAK TREES- 0n3 lots, on Quiet side street. 3 BR, 1 bath frame home, reduced to $17,000 25,000 113 2565 Park 351 1195 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 3726173 377 7357 Hal Colbert Realty CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 5310272 Kish Real - St Johns River'- Double wide mobile home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath with lot, screened patio, central heat and air and carport. Club house pool and marina privileges 111,500 See at 105 Maple Drive, Leisure World, DeBany, or call 901 759 3173 after 6 p.m. 2 Double Wide mobile homes with lots and boat clock. Beautiful park along St. Johns Swimming, marina, tennis etc. Call 666 S690 or 514$ Open House Saturday & Sunday Yard Sale-. Lots of plants, plant holders, clothing, misc. items. Saturday, June 26, 9 to S. corner W. 24th & Revona Court. Mobile Home 701, County, 100'x170' Terms, 53.500. BATEMAN REALTY $ll.503-I OR, l bath, cement bock, Fenced yard Peg Real Estate Broker 511,900- 2 OR, 1 bath, frame, air ;638S Sanfnrd Av e "SERVICE BEYOND unit, garage. 371 0759e'ves 322 1613 THE CONTRACT" $20.500- 3 OR, I bath, tam. rm., RETIREE SPECIALfetireea or large lot, range refrig. Merchandise newlyweds look at this one 3 bedroom, 1 bath CB home in a fine WATERFRONT and residential neighborhood Screened pitio lots. Buy now-build later. Call us porch and Convenient to 50—MisCellaneoUs for Sale for prices and terms, everything, FIRST TIME OF. -' WITT REALTY FERED. SEE THIS ONE NOW' SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEPeg. Real Estate Broker 321 0610 $17,900. Leading manufacturer and 123 7893 3220179 327 2145 distributor has aluminum rec -OPEN TO CHALLENGE? Make a tarigutar pools left over from 1975 JENNY CLARK REALTY doll house out o4 this one. Large Phone 305123 1595 season, halt price. Guaranteed Realtor wooded lot with a basic 2 bedroom, installation and terms Call 305 Days and After Hours 1 bath CB home. Newly painted 855 9351 collect inside & Out. In country, yet close 3 BR. It z baths, air & heat, car in See what you can do With it for poling, 123.000. 3718516 just $11,900. Sale CASSELBERRY- By Owner: IBR, 30 10 50 & 60 pct discount on all Pt bath, nice corner lot, fenced, USED AND ABUSED-) bedroom, children's Clothing Boys' iew I bath home that needs some TLC walk to schools, shopping near, casual suits, shirts, short A lOng Assume 1 pct 128,300. 831 6780 Owner says sell for less than FHA pants, girls' dresses & Short A long appraisal. Kitchen equipped, play suitS. New I BR 2 bath home, 125.900 fenced rear yard. For be9lnners PAYTON'S CHI LDR EN'S W EAR Goes to the best offer above or retirees $19,650, 2640 HIawatha Ph 377 1301 $74.950. I block from Lake Monroe behind Lake Monroe Inn, 2nd W000MERE PARK- A •;... I. -,. o ,rauiij-. tram titan -0104house on right, on Palm Drive, If bedroom. I bath home just looking Slider Phantom - Drake Wi you want the best buy In Seminole for the right owners Kitchen Portalab - Phone Patch AR 33 Co. see this house. 10 am. to 12 equipped Near Shopping, Schools. Rotor 30 It. tower Boss for 01 Noon, Saturday, 2'93 5459. This one has lots of Possibilities. - Super Mag $1,000 firm 323 518.500 4976 ALTAMONTE POOL HOMESEE OUR ENERGY POWER charming 3 BR, 2 bath, large SAVINGS HOME IN DELTONA WILSON MAIER FURNITURE living room A bedrooms. Family Model open every day at SAXON BUY-SELL_TRADE rm , 3 yrs. old, like 311 11$ E First St BLVD A UP BANNA. 377 $672 Executive neighborhood, ex cellent school area. By owner. 562 MLS REALTORS Wanted, Residential site for 6192 Swimming pool Leading 321.0041 i LAKE MARY- 2 BR, shaded corner dis trbutor wants a nice back yard 22015 FRENCH — lot, breezy screened porch, walk 10 to display new 1976 model above ORL..ND .-. .1910 Cot iCZ. P.na fillS, ground pool. Top consideration swimming 511.500 2 OR. family room, large lot, nice given for prime location Call 303 Forrest Greene, Inc. location, enclosed carport. $17,500 1724770 collect. Can assume loan & owner will REALTORS 8306933 373 tiS) accept 2nd mortgage 373 1791 LOSE WEIGHT after S ANDEARiIMONE,. Completely renovated 3 & I OR homes, Ii, baths, with central 323 OOli after 5 P. M heat, from 111.000. As low as %100 M. UNSWORTH REALTY down CB's Reg Real Estate Broker Looking for a Home call 803W 1st St NOMONEY DOWN 323 322sC1? z. • C,.a. Mdi.u,uu. .lonnson. 581. J Hunt R •' u Pierce Simpson, Beta, Browning, RE POSSESSED -3BR brick. $100 2311 Park Or Hy gain Handic Regency. T After Hours down, $119 13 P1. 5', pct. annual Berry and Pace, Complete ac MLS Realtors 322 9251. 377 3991 pct rate. 360 Mos, 119.500 CeSSOri,", LOW MONTHLY CRANK COHS'T & REALTY PAYM ETS 322.2118 tI ELECTRON'C REALTORSS13OAI -___________ SHOW P L A CE , .3)19 Edgewater Drive Icorner Fairbanksl Multiple Service Twenty West Area- Beautiful 3 Orlando 7951171 bedroom, 1' bath, central heat. SpiC and span- Lovely 3 OR. I'., O.I( '•'3l''. ',!ic4' ' , ''peo. CfltOl ...-" Cabinets. ' & refrigerator, $22300 saoo down. heal air, Split bedroom plan. Counter tops Snis fflStallitio I if VA nothing down KULP carpeted. Terms- $77,750 available Dud (mdl 372 $052 REALTY, 322 7335 anytime CARPORT SALE: Sat. 26. 10 fit Stereo, Oak pieces. Misc. 209 eit,,,t n,. 68—Wanted to Buy 'ARD SALE Upsala Presbyterian Church, Corner Country Club & Upsala Rd., Sat., June 26, begins at 10. Clothes, Misc, nothing over $2$. 55—Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2973 Hwy Il 97 377 5961 ' STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW, Call 322 2611 or 531 9993 58—BicyCles Ladies) Wheel Bike Very Good Condition 3234407 60—Office Supplies '- _._ '"" -"--' ealty, IE1C. '-'-"-"---- III.. 62—L.awn.Ga rde n ________________________ Rain Trees. Azaleas, Camphor Trees. 99C. Border grass, 39c Large bushy Ligustrum. 51 99 CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Cor, Wekiva Park Drive and SR 44. 3226238. , -. 64—Eq ipment for Rent -—__________ ______ Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 332 SIll listing --'--. '_ 51—Household Goods - '------- I 65—Pets-Supplies ' ' • KULP DECORA TORS 10 i5' lf St ) We Buy Furniture ____ I ' 1I I CnN II QJJ Furniture A Miscellaneous, - "v Set for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p m Sanford 322 2270 10—Swap & Trade SWAP SHOP. FLEA MARKET nyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to at the MOvietand Drivel,, Theatre, South 17.92. PhOne 322 1216. rlI.vvay 46 l'ques. 1', miles east of lVI. Sanford. 3226917, 75—Recreatjonaj Vehicles lide on Pick Up Camper, 11'. Completely self contained, gas or electric. 322 $668. 76—Auto Parts econditioned Batteries. 212.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. ' ai 1973 Madza Pick up. Red, radial tires, and AC. 2!95 1970 AMX Javlin 4 Speed, AM radio 9695 BILL BAKER °C'-". ii... I'ups $150. Champion Lineage Terms 3.65 5710 ______________________________ 11111111 . _________.. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ' op prices paid, used, any condition. . Lawn Mower Sales & Service Sell I" Be'S? & Service the Rest Western Auto 301W First St , 327 . 10 Acres on Iowa 51,3 cleared and QUIET AREA tiled. S wooded. Terms- 540,000. 23 BR r ed ecorated hous e, lots of kitchen Cabinets, eating bar, new Call Central Florida's MLS B. carpeting, new root, central heal Exchange Consultant Leader for and large fenced back yard. ApprOx 12.000 down, $185 month. Pr,c' 121300. Owner, 37,) (3577 rs I. - aily sales, used furniture' & an Used office furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairS. Secretarial desks & Chairs, ..traight Chairs, filing Cabinets,. as is. Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry. 1197.530 4206 o EXP .ii __ 1967 Ford F 500 II If van, hydraulic lift, air Phone 321 7340 OAVES'323 9370 1942 GMC 54 passenger Bus. V 6. 1 ?anted to buy us" office furniture. Speed. 5915. 323..4195 Any Quantity NOLL'S — Cassetberry, Hwy 17 92. 930 1206 Sell us your car or truck even if you owe money on it. See Bill Ray or CASH 322-4132 Jack Mink, BAIRD RAY DAT SUN, Fern Park, 531 1318 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items, _ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave 80—Autos for Sale Auction Galleries ' , - 72—Auction )liveti Calculator. office Cl,. new. Asking 590 372 7309, .. -. We Buy Furniture 'IflC I VT UU ui Fiberglass canoe, 2 paddles and carriers, $95. Phone 322 5130. - Motorcycle lnIurinc BLAIR AGENCY 121 )1666 r121 7110 1913 Yamaha, good condition $150 322 6626 6.41112A. Winter Park " - .__._._. I Pigs 10 Wks., $20; 11 Wks., $30 332.3273 -- - Phone)?) 0931 GARAGE SALE; Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6. 711$ S Sanford Ave. Clothes, luggage, trundle bed. Nothing over $30. day. Air Condition equipment furniture, clothing, everything Fern Drive, Leisure World fleRrv Al 4AOII BUY JUNK CARSfrom $1010540 Call 372 1621 aften p m 3SOPHI5TICATED KITTENS An Asset To Any Home 67—Livestock-Poultry - - I HOME NEEDED Carport Sale; Friday & Saturday, 9 am. to 4 p.m., 1101 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, ___________________ - - Fires tone Radial tire's, 30.000 mi, warranty. Any Site in stock. i for St69.95. plus tax. Thesearespecial blemished tire's, some SiZeS limited. Firestone Store, 1st 6 French, Sanford 322 0244 - 43—lots-Acreage -. ADORABLE KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOMES Call 131.1620 after 5p.m. 14—A;;to FREE-WHITE KITTENS 2 Males, I Female Moving Sale: Dishes, Lawn chairs, Phone 323 3907 Mechanics & Carpenter's tools, Clothing. Wed.. 23rd fit ? German Shepherd male, I", yrs., 77AutosWant.d S 30 to $ 2433 Laurel Ave. bill tan, loves children. No ,... Papers. $125 cash. 3230471 after GREEN CARPET Driveway Sa 130, MORE CASH Anfiniia yak lila " :':t: and bag, card tables and chairs, FREE KITTEN I For WreckedorJunk assorted wicker, double bed and To Good Home Cars& Trucks much more Friday & Saturday. 9 Phone 373 3777 'Any year fhrg 1976 models 7 days to 2. Windsor Isle. 3735195. week Call collect, sas 2131 o.e: a'uroiy & )W1 Estate II - 1 42—?Pltbile Homes I5YP FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford. 313 5203 Thursday, Jun. 24, 1976—I IA 65—P,05-Supphes - YARD SALE, Thur's, Fri., Sat.,9 5' Tools, Furn, Clothes AlSo 1972 Cadillac, good cond. 2001 Washington Ave323 5500, REAL ESTAT E Realtor 54—Garage Sales .1. CaliBart Service REALTORS ouses 41 - 323-7832 un ' ANORA I C ______ IIM% I. I. J. bedroom trailer apts. Adult A family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 17.92, Sanford ,.323 1930. .... ' Lots Lotslorl,1Q&l2wicjes Quiet adult park-in town '545 Park Dr. 372 2561 rwirp., Preferred, 1130 month LAKE MARY- I", acres with extra large I BR. 7 bath, central air, carpeted 2 yrs. old. Only 541,900 - 35—Mobile Home j. Clean 1 bedroom, Mature adults ;, Water and electricity. 25th St. $17C ,fl,,nih 11OIj r. Sunlmnd Estates- 3 BR. It bath. iarqe Screened porch and patio, air condition, completely car peted. custom drapes, fenced yard. Good schools. Must sell fast $23,900. 3232W. - Lake Mary. Clean furnished apt, responsible working man. No pets. 322 3930 ,v, S tenstrom Realty __ - - - - -- 2344 Yolk II Till FF1 ' .1 (;l ' .scy " BARBARA SLIFE MMANIGLE, 6—Child Care formerly BARBARA SLIFE. and LOOKING PAUL MCMAHIGLE, her husband, We've Got It Defendants. Swing Set Nursery 131.1141. Special NOTICE OF SALE EXPERIENCEDI' summer rates, $20 wk. Open 21 Notice is hereby given that pur. CASHIERS Hrs. (behind Jai Alai). want to the Final Judgment of BAR MAIDS BUSY BEE CHILDCARE Foreclosure and Sale entered In the CONSTRUCTION STEEP 2427 Holly Ave. cause pending in the Circuit Court of WORKERS Phone 3234S 10 or 322 0160 the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In Must have own tools and for Seminole County, Florida, Baby Sitting In my home, by week, WELDERS Civil Action No. 16756 CA09A, the day, or hour. All ages Very DRILL PPESS undersigned Clerk will sell the reasonable rates Call Donna at MACHINISTS property situated in said County, 3210296. ALUMINUM SAWOPERATOR described as: -WE SELL SUCCESS'Let I?. Block 0, LAKE BRAN Legal Notice 201 Commercial 323 3176 TLEY ISLES, SECOND ADDITION, ______ FICTITIOUS NAME according to the Plat thereof as : recorded in Plat Book Ii, Page 5 Notice is hereby given that I am 24—Business Opportunities Public Records of Seminole County, rngaged in busineSS at 61$ Santa St . Florida, together with Westinghouse Sanford, Seminole County, Florida Plants & Craft Shop Refrigerator, Model RJK I2LAS2, .inder the fictitious name of A C For Sale, very reasonable and Wall to Wall Carpeting in ELECTRICAL SERVICE. and that I Phone 323 .7177 ''''J't!e" ?.3-: Livii,y vuii.. cr; oi.4 o Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Taxi Cab Business and related located therein and thereon, Fr$nchise's. Owner must Wit. Will at public Sale. to the highest and best ourily. Florida in accordance with accept best Cash offer. Call 904. bidder for cash at 11:00 o'clOck A.M the provisions of the Fictitious 741 2625. on the 13th day of July. 1916, at the Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Welt Front Door of the Seminole 06509 Florida Statutes 1951 If you're in the buSineSs of building 5: Alan Jr haifln County Courthouse, Sanford, your busines PubliSh' June 3, 10, Il, II. 1976 use the Florida Classified Ads often OEA ii (Court Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. jr NOTIFICATION OF FUND Clerk of the Circuit Court 5' liOf'A NUMBER;0-Apdritneni Uniurnished 5j r,ary U Carden FL2043S The Jacksonville Area Deputy Clerk Office of the Department of Housing JOHN U UrroRuirk Ridgewood Arms and Urban Development announces SQl East Church Street that lunch In the amount of $327,300 C'tando. Florida 32501 areavailable for HOuSing Assistance Spacious I. 2. & 3 OR Apta Tennis, for Plaintiff Payments for New Construction swimming. P la yground. Publish ' June 21, 197. unit in Brevard, Votusla, Orange. recreation room, laundry room DEA lit and Clubhouse 2550 Ridgewood Seminole Counties. Of ____ _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT F0R th $321.300 available, the following Ave. Sanford. PH 323 6120 . .9 q.'.r. IF ~I 41—Houses 1,d r 8dofl, I Bedroom furnished aparlm, I, located In Lake Mary, Call 332. - .. u,i . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .. HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 BR 1 MULTIPLE LISTING bath home, with one bedroom apt. SERVICE Corner lot. Compare at $10,000. Evenings 322 0612 or 332 2 Bedroom Its Osteen. $17S month, UNIQUE- Cullom 2 story, on over first and last. $50 damage deposit. an acre. Upstairs family room 3228061 or 323 2916 With fireplace, 12 mo. BPP, _______________________ $60,100 CAN YOU BELIEVE? 1 BR. 2 bath, INC . 33--HousesFurnished —.. REALTOR with beautiful rec room. family I 9110 2IHRS. room, foyer, plus lots more. I 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, $350 $62,700. WINTER SPRINGS FHA VA Mo NICE FAMILY HOME- in Loch Arbor. Needs some work, but * * * Ill * $21,000 * * * * * Hal Colbert Realty structurally Sound. Priced to sell at 525.500. UNLIMITED POTENTIAL A 333 7537 little imagination will do wonders Call Sanford's Sales Leader' with thiS 3 bedroom. Pi bath, 1 Bedroom furnished cottage, WalkIng distance to new 322-2420 private yard. Ideal for couple. 2905 elementary school. Owners will Palmetto. 322 3521, ANYTIME pay all closing costs. See for -yo urself. Call today. Multiple Listing eduits. Welilva Landing Resort, Free boat moorage and canoe use 322 4170 - _.._ PI,d 2 Bedroom, large kitchen, enclosed porches, garage. siis month plus Security deposit 2612 Sanford Ave. 531 1649. 41—Houses __ - — - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'VOLKSWAGEN PH. 322-1835 ____ - 1910 Plymouth 9 Pass. Wagon, V 9, auto, air, $575 323 1195 .''w i.'.RUP. 11.106 970 Toyota Corona, automatic, $399 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 3231090 .ease a Datsun including Z cars and trucks, For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $31 1319. UST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 323 5510 or 934 1605 (Dealer) 173 Cutless, low mileage. 1.450 down and assume payments Also living room CulIp 171*5,1 7 411 .UIQfld 31(. naratop. S speed, AM FM radiO Just like new. By owner. 3722307 1073 AMC Hornet 4 door, air, automatic, well maintained Phone 321.soA ',"' V'jU '.11QiIIOfl, new inspection sticker. Call 312 7266 or 327.1791 ,oII.. C ..J,,ér. air con dillon, all power, 45.000 miles 372 7161 anytIme. �11 1]A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Juni24, 97 Another a , CALENDAR ..1-6 z o. A Oka ASkeVV THURSDAY, JUNE 24 Sanford-SemInole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee I*UUAY, JUtP.. Z) Chumley's, Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's. The Foresters Square Dance Cub, The Forest, 7:30 (AP) The Cabinet Last week accountability testing program - County Can p.m.. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church. Puppet Show, 10:30 a.m., Sanford Public Library. SATURDAY, JUNE 26 AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 11 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran ", ;A - .. W R J)JfDJ I ROOM /j T/fJ//If/1( ~ h /0 LAMP 'K 'K y.- AIIY ,il ' flu , , / r . V AD INTERIOR - - / 6 ¼" *4' *8' .................... i .j. 'If39 . . I 4. *8.............. •/O VIE ANY FLOOR LAMPS PA 49 - MOpACOTI '(House ?a',- Ut tQ.. . 1 29 I .'-. . - - T2lBS 7 Each Heavy Duty ,. . ' __ 1-1 ,f - .....,J. -- ' I, j - _ ________ -- 1. - - j -,, I j ' = . j . "~ I I 1 ' - ' The men are so probably . ' A beautiful, natural wailcovering for any - deccs'ativo style. Easytoinsall4'x8'sheots. ...; .! ' - 3 .- '' CT — — Rustic Pine - ,"x4'x8' Treated ............... ,# GET THE 599 ' n euisjr ARrDBO U ARD JILl ,IIjJ5'I%J fl . 7/16" medium density panels. 4" o.c. For use V. on homes, utility buildingsorlightcommercial 085 Penthouse Walnut . F Piece I." -- --- - '- '-. 2nd ONE ' r '' ' CONCRIII AND PATIO tenor use. (Rubber base f; covers approximately 400 sq. P. Available in3 colors. 789 leg we '~ I 1`%~~~ _._.1_ - -- . -C;--- it Chris Evert, st - - flr' Snaricil Frr Nawlvwads r • - W• • . see that has done any good for declared Mins Evert. tennis Is the one between Billie Would th ' man she married Jean King and Bobby Riggs. have to have as much money as That was exciting and the first she does? "Oh, wow, that's challenge match tennis ever going to be tough. I've always had, and the ratings were been very old fashioned about unbelievable." that and said that the guy I On certain surfaces, there Is marry Is going to have more discrimination against women than me and is going to support in tennis, and not only that the me. But that's not a very good prize money is often less. statement to make, because I "When women play on clay, think I've a lot of money. And eryonestartscompringit Ireally lovetheguy,Itwon't with men's tennis on clay. But matte any uuterence;' , u.so rrovløence blvd. Delfona, Fla. 574-1493 Mon.,Tus,,-Wed. Thurs., Sat. Mrs. _____ 'Ail Friday __ - - 3532ES .......... I - . 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD I". rn -.700 'iOU CAN DO if Berths Harrison, 1160 Coquina Drive, Merritt Island in HOURS: L30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-5:30 SATURDAY U Sanford Artist Featured On Public TV 79 Each . ........ NO/eXCU LIGHT BULBS H )I (k, ,- N. d Each Bulb " - - - - "' , - - - - -- -. f.. many Central Florida homes, lives on the St. Johns River at Indian Mound, east of Sanford. - -. .. a - I __________________ " l)1)a4I4IJt, EXTRA-FIRM MATTRESSES AND MATCHING FOUNDATION "iiFs' &athM D*i IS BETTER FOR 'c " You're reading this onit ". - ~_~?Zr q ______IV - - - -- ' - J 'p a .-. a - NS - shoes for all the family1 ...- - - - 54 . . - O('PRE.CLEARANCE SALE I V I k-i? I IkP SPRING & I I / A\ ~, ~.~h , "o1, 0~i 1%-1~ 41 I SUMMER SHOES Ladies', ?en's _____ _____ child ren's Shoes mr w _.-' 1 - v". - "-"' -i.iu I . . - 0% OR MORE Open Friday Evenings 7 '-'-' '2 .,~J!1'1 'i',1 I I i 7 1 I 2 ff I 104 NEED EXTRA FlRMNESS SLEEPSET IS DESIGNED FOR YOU. -.. NO MORE AT THIS RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRIC EAFTERSELLOUTI ~ 110 1II , NOWI199, IAC41(1 OR lULL SIZI MATTRESS AND I ' " SHOE STORE . . .1 14, SAVE 1/2 I -• -FREE SETUP FREE DELIVERY BOTH PCS. gir ;11 9 means I column by 2 in - ---'---'--- , - - : 1 thu. Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? --,zr-t -: "--- . '..-....- L '. 'b- . iu . --. - :.. I - / s0W WEC4A, %s ,- ._. ' MINES BeuuU6 ut :---• al / - .' A -. • - 1x2 .. The Diamond Store U 1 JiitiJjatI U LILi'I I:z .. . Sanford artist Edmund Stowe will be featured In a program on art, on Channel 24 TV tonight at 7 p.m. Stowe, whose paintings " 'F -. ' --r" I - $1,776.00 meichandise of her choice. - m •' of Florida waterways hang In The winner of otty's Bicentennia l Remodel or Redecorate Prize of NZ P.M. - L 11, - COGATULATiONSi e m l "•' 1, ______________________________--. h,hU ' - Empire styling in antique brass finish. with deadbolt. :. - 4(j L T 6 G WAI - ' / Each - 3232ES ......... - Inside frosted bulbs in6O75or1QOwatts it t. 99 1 '"l )W U I n - 4 All that "soon-to-be" couples mystery writers, Agatha The Annie Russell Summer Theatre at Rollins College Is and newlyweds (withlnthe past Christie, the play lsachlll-and. I #1 .......i ,,,i .i,, .1.fl n hi,dtb'r e odra a base on A ULJ * vvhhIUI5 comedy about love and of their wedding announcement Miss Christie's terror-packed ' certificate at the dramatization of a well- I.. marriage-"! Do' I Do!" As or in, part of an effort to provide an box office, and they will receive remembered Saturday Evening Insight for newlyweds and one free ticket with the put- Post serial, "And Then There Were None". engaged couples as to what they chase of one ticket. e years of A few days after "I Do! I th in For tickets or further inexpect can matrimony ahead of them, the Do!" closes, one of the most formation, call the Annie Annie Russell Summer Thea tr e suspe nseful murder mystery Russe ll Summer Theatre box t Producer Steven S. Neilson is plays ever-"Ten Little office. Discounts on season couples tickets are available through tPC aIJy Written by he . of July 3. 1 Q ,, U ZA&ES )OA .. . LI MICIC ,,ccàqj,a,tu'u ?"" be learned and something to up picking up the tab. "I don't prove, I might consider it. But care if I made a million dollars, the only challenge match Ican the man's going to pay," - i'.. r , SALE PRICESGOODJUNE2SIhrU ,JULY1 with the helping hand of - l CONCRETE FLOOR and 1/8,' x4'x8' Untreated ................ ____ PATIO CIIJICU ___________________________________ I nii1 MOBS i,i: L"-'l PAIN 1% 4' x8' Primed For Interior or ex 599 DimenslonPecan - AT ½ PRICE 629 65 H 5/32" ' 39 1,8"x4'xB'Troatod ............... )IIFFEL TABLE LAM ** Gal. u 5/32" ................. 1 Byron styling in aluminum or brass finish. with deaciboli. I IflhJIl 3mm Mist Green, Gold or Azure Blue Suifer -4mm Silver Ash 29 nuxce en' mul ti-purpose product made 0 real wood chips. The treated panels may also be used 8 Convenient Ways to Buy Jack Ford nce joked apa Ot?a 1 ''Zi' " k I 1.1 in 14 karat gold ; 0rZ11 I ht durng I th f 11 j week o let's say tie' fli- AN , ...... ____ .. ..... .. — 3 Diamond bridal set, $330. 15 Diamond bridal st,075. ' - . 'I ENTRANCE DOOR 'rKNOB SET Give her an elegant diamond bridal set in 14 karat gold from The Diamond Store. 2 Diamond bridal set, $223. . ' o women's tai around ten and eat some ad at around eleven. Then ant try go out and practice for an hour hot shower and get a massage that. Th uyearI just antto I' S 11,1 'F 'r; ,, ,, • TU% 10 £ LhhhI £ hIIUL WII l.l WIUI 3U1IIVUII WhO t.UII )U.1h I1I. IlUili VUL As far as goals for the coming Virginia Slims Circuit ends, I'll I'll eat again at around 4 or 5 p.m., probably a salad and a year, Chrlssie said she doesn't be playing with the PhOOIX piece of meat then just relax have any as far as winning a Racquets which will be a new and try not to think about the tournament goes she's won experience for me. I will be • evening's match. After that's all the major ones. "Last year, disappointed if, at the end of the over at 10 p.m. or so, we hav a my goal was to win the U.S. year, I haven't won a major Press conference, then take a Open at Forest Hills, and I did tournament. But I don't want to Ii IIIUDVV HARDBOARD . Plantation Pecan You Must Present Ad For These Savings 111=1111 ' . ,... put any pressure on myself, right now I think women's Chrissie said that right now I play better that tennis Is more Interesting than with her lifestyle there would way." men's because we have a be no way she could live with a Last year she made $362,fl7. sponsor, Virginia Slims, and man she's on the road four Has all that money made a the men don't." weeks out of five. What would Miss Evert like difference? Would the star prefer to "I don't think I've changed marry a tennis player? "I've to accomplish before she my lifestyle that much. I don't been thinking about that since I retired from professional . even have a car. But I'd be was.. . (laughs) born. You tennis? "More than winning titles lying if I said the money makes know, it's really tough for me to no difference to me. I'm very talk about this, because I've and money, I would Just like to — competitive, and I think last been going with Jimmy Con- improve my game ... I don't year I broke a record for mrs for so long, and he plays want to break any records; I k earnings. So naturally, If I tennis, I've had maybe two or don't want to win Wimbledon didn't at least equal that this three dates wi th guys who do n't seven times. Billie Jean's won j it six times, I believe, which year, I might be disappointed, know a thing about tennis. 'J was her goal, but I'll be happy lf But Miss Evert doesn't care Her rela tio nship with much for publicity. "I feel very Connors is by no means over, Ihave two or three. I don't feel J! uncomfortable walking In continued Miss Evert. "Gosh I've yet reached my full potential as a tennis player. I public with my racquets — for that bothers me when ink a lot of players have: th example, in airports. I go th ink it's over. I don't Un3 that Billie Jean King, Margaret through periods where I wear derstand what happened Court, Evonne Goolagong. But I F i?[,' hats OF sunglasses, because I made people think that We're ' dOlit I k to be recognized at 'ørtsinIy *tIil dating ! would still have quite a few things to all, say we're closer than we've work on." As for women competing ever been. But I Just think against men in singles, she said we're older and we realize there was no question she op. we're both number one and it _,#f poses the Idea. "If I played the would be tough for us to get number 50 man in the world, I'd married." - All-purpose paint for wood, metal and maonry. Has fungicide to resist f il m i A because ,: - 19 the kid who Immediately pipes up: "You win." . . :' S 9.5 - ar Mopacole Acrylic Latex LBIP1 14 . She comments on the pattern a typical day "0 the cit cult, weusua ll et into town on Sunday. then have one singles Each 5 99 ......... - - before you cut the first slice! ' match at 8 II - - - either end. Pre-moistened paper towels, the kind you buy, won't work as well as a large, damp cloth. They are more expensive, too small for big spills, they don't work as well on upholstery and kids are likely to think they stink. A roll of pa pe r towels, a roll of plastic bags and a box of tissues are necessities. Take along grocery-size brown bags for trash for kids' collection of rocks and other "treasures." Mother will need a large ixirse or tote. If the baby Is still In diapers, take pa per ones. The dirty ones can be easily discarded and you can buy extras along the way. Young children will go through a couple of changes of clothing during the day. Keep an extra outfit up front In the car. Unfortunately, the need to keep a child best laid plans to keep him clean. You can eliminate problems by being stern: no hamburgers "all the way," no Ice cream in the car, no chocolate tobe left In rear window. Try carrot sticks, celery, fruit. If grapes, make them seedless. If it's peaches, be sure they are not too ripe and Juicy. If it's watermelon stop the car near a supply of running water w A' ' X u Simulated Woodgrain PREFINISHEDWALLPANELiNG (excluding KYMO1) ON ANY 'K CHROME 'K - Surprisingly, clean is easiest. No organized parent sets out without at least two wet washcloths in plastic bags - one for Ia a , PLUSWOOD' of 6 .. %"x4'x8'..................... -. 'K % OFF 'K20 % OFF ON ANY - -- - home unless the kids quieten down and do something con- structive. Basally, kids' needs are the same en route as they are at home. They must be kept clesA fed — avid quiet, It's just more difficult for parents to meet these needs In an automobile. ii.. p"! T220 Standard _________________________________ ' X drop of water In sight to wipe sticky fingers before they muddy the windows, and Dad's threatening to turn around and head for It's great." Made from 2" galvanized steel g 4 Y 5/8" x4'x8' Plywood Inc Each 12 x - . -. Mr. and him. Lee Rogers . quiet and entertained Is the most aggrevating chore. If you're Salon, E. Lake Mary Blvd., lucky, th.ey'll sleep sixne. — U,(Ao often no,all at tlha adMe Lake Mary. announce the time. Night travel Is one way of encouraging kids to sleep In engagement of th eir daughter, car - but It's hard on the driver. [)onna Lee Sallee, to John During the day, try to make short stops every two or three Stephen Wilkins, son of Mr. and hours. It helps keep the driver alert, and it's your chance to say Yes. John B. Wilkins, Virginia to the kids, run and yell all you like— 'cause you're going tohave &sch Va. to sit quiet In the car again pretty soon. Take along a ball or play The bride-elect, born In Fort catch when you stop. Deposit, Ala.,Is a 1973 graduate In the car, there are the usual games to keep kids amused. of Adult Central High School, Travel bingo, cards, coloring books, corrdcs, crossword puzzles and graduated in June Um and tablets for drawing on. A few new toys help or pack away Florida Technical University a couple of favorite toys weeks before the trip and they'll seem where she was the recipient of like new when they're unpacked en route. the Deans Scholarship Award. Don't take toys that make a noise. Do take a soft sleep-with She I the granddaughter of toy for each child. Mrs. H. L. Golson and Mrs. H. Singing helps pass the time. But unless you have nerves ) I M. both of Fort Deposit. k steel, don't start "Ninety-nine Bottles of Beer." A traveling DONNA LEE SAI1-P Her fiance, born In ChinChintreasure hunt is the way to keep the kids alert and aware of their colleague, Va. Is a 1971 graduate em ployed as an accountant for surroundings. It is especially handy to be familiar with route. Make a list of items to spot along the way. The first kid to of Seminole High School where Auto-Train In Washington, D. C. see the la ndmark checks It off his list. The one with the most he was a mem ber of the He Is the grandson of Harry Lee "treasures" checked, is the winner.- Or play first to see the swimming team and FCA. In and birs. H. Lee, both of Penflagpole, red mall box, yellow truck, gas station or chb 1975 he graduated from Florida sacola. Technological University, The wedding will be an event steeple. where he was a member of the of Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at the First Each family has Its own versions of games such as "I spy..," but remember, a child's atteition span isn't in. And Accounting Society. He Is Baptist Church, Sanford. each child likes to win. Finally, there's that old reliable the silence game. It Is played by saying in a loud, exasperated voice, "Now we will see who can be quiet the longest." Don't feel guilty. Sometimes It works. But be prepared for that Lucy left her =cudt; teddy bcar at home, or Ruddy has m crayo ns for his coloring book. Worse still, there's not a rag nor - -. - :848 - 144 0 '-: Sheet II I dependent and growing. Until last sear, I always had either my mom or my dad with me, and I have such freedom now. IJrIaCes. Ouick drying. 915 2 Ig "I think just being in- ) .. 85 SHELF BRACKET maconry .-:.-.-;-.-:- . Il '-----.. r. Clean, fed -that seems reasonable. But keeping children hundred miles from nowhere, It's the wrong place to discover - female player in the world, STEEL CLOTHES LINE POST interior exterior paint in white and colors. For all (C't, llo '1 ' 65 3/8" *4' x 8 - --. ______ cflhiØPb..wi!Wfl, ..• But rally your energies. When you're out on the highway one . earning thousands of dollars. She has been engaged to the top-ranked player in the world and dated a President's son. What does she enjoy most about her life? 92 Cool Cole LATEX PAINT _______ - .: '" ii isi,irn Pk. . ORITE PAINTS / •1' Re9. Pr:ce(sheer)..........299 OFF : 59c, 7 Shef, brack ets ts are reinforced for o. Mod 1796 G Grayy __ T1- )/4 LT VVUUL - 1fl1B Area Engagemen t stay the last straw. i with Glamour Magazine about discrimination against women In tennis ( "there is some"), drugs among the players ("hardly any"), her feeling that women should not compete against men in singles matches ('there's no question") and her relationship with Jimmy Connors ("closer than we've ever been"). At 21, Miss Evert is the top wood- r Thirsty kids bfnk. Drinking kk need to stop more often. Make sure, before you start on each leg of the journey, that eveyone has been to the bathroom. Sandwiches with lunch meat together pretty well. Peanut butter and Jelly ones tend to fall face down on car seats. If you're taking soda pop, don't take cans. No child will drink the can empty before spilllnglt.A bottle, thermos of small I. h.... I..,, q fl ,44,L' fl.., Getting organized planning and packing at home for a trip ja se Thursda y, J une 24, .iu UJIJ I IIImV L1U UIUI7. - nrissie rverr: vn winning, money Aria Men Price (ea pack of2) 72c - Peg. ..-..- • -- nrAIne AT REGULAR PRICE • Reg. Price (13 ox. can).. .i.v .' ' .W I ~ , I Can ;. - 1= 9!9C 4' x 8' Prefinlshed "BUNGALOW" WALL PANELING AC EXTERIOR GLASS TIrCAIJV uiiinil u Q7 I /0 OFF ANY LAMP ,'K TABLELAMP treated to destroying insects and rot Has simulated woodgrainfinish. Alt D6 resist 'Chemically ' . I arid furring on I - 1KI . % 5/8" x 4' x 8 , BUY ONE "iii r I ,, '',1 : 1! ) I Bright, festive colcts and white for painting toys, chairs or other household items. For interior or exterior use •• t'ft.n unayhrniitlriti thjst*Infrmnn pmo,I 't)'. trnieua'1fnft.n - I IL...!!_ A block walls I "ti' . - _ ~~ __ ,~~ •tdeal for plant stakes . I •I1 : I Each .' 1 7JJ cwnr * * * * . i . ,, -_ ~ si 960-2' batteries for flash lights, toys. Pack of two. uwifl-rOi,i Reg. Price (ea.) :. .1 .. children happy in the back seat. - ffE M$ : iuii . • MMEN .-,--.-.----. - -"--I, Thick chew cookies teve fewer cnbe than potato thIpi Efflng Herald, Sanford, Fl. .-- - During the trip, the kids would be allowed to select one of the items at a time, never peeping to see what else was In the box. For the little ones who cannot read, she suggested tape recording some of their favorite stories, and letting them page through the book as the stories were played Mary Groome, director of elementary education for S Seminole County school system, and mother of two grown children, had several suggestions. If there is a baby Involved, parents should co nsider how they plan to fix formula no matter where they happen to be en route. Always have some water available in the car, she suggests, and bring something from home to make a little one feel comfortable in a strange bed, Mrs. Andy (Gall) Steele, director of the new MOOtUS'X.j ire- a A An — - .. . 29 W : GeogiaRcific . m ., 1 "T(i11/ I 1 '1 I/I Wi i -- with the map reading. The other parent can keep the other bought comic books, cheap story books, and stored paper, I HARDWARE HAR 21111" py ENAMEL I 1 !I 1J,(fj . KOO Lamps Inc. LAM PS i PAINT , II:- 9",IPW.F3 ,,, ( ( ii w • Chris Evert, whizz of $women's tennis, talked recently PRO,W _ IN ~ , . :- at "I 1//f// c e%u 'W wi NE ON CAUlm - . Steele suggests letting one sit up front with the driver, helping w , ., • u X Xo Pressure Treated FURRING STRIPS ->- > fliT Thp,r,..... COUPON SALE! - I . Li Y1J/JIIIIIIJUIffITIY7T '. U I § lm~,~ . ,, Terry McMahan of the Jones office said today the Glace and members, but Lawrence , , Radcliffe engineering firm has Goldberg, indicated they had ex te nded the deadline for an spoken individually and out-of.court settlement to next privately with Cleveland. . - ~ .-.---j-.-. - crayons, scotch tape and various self-adhesive decaLs in a box. candy - -.- _ ,,.• .. IWI III _ , that old game: 'Now let's s who can be quiet the lonciest.' always packs the floor of the car to back seat level so that the children have a larger level area to play. The kids never eat I IV on a long trip if anything makes them sick that will. Nor do they drink Iced tea or any soda pop wi th caff Inc they are lively enough wi thout added stimulant. To avoid sibli ng rivalries between school-age children Mrs. I LUMBER LUM . gas 111111C R1MRI t~`PAMIFIWT ..; OFF'K /0 I Kids In The Car - ..,r,, boredorn was a "surprise box.,, WeekS prior to the trip, she Water Management District; have no quarrel with that." . Ryan also said there's no indication the governor will veto .75 for Suwanee River; .15 for the bill. "It's not a world shaking thing," he said. St. Johns; 1 for Southwest and In the next breath, however, Ryan agreed that Binford's .8 for South Florida. days are numbered. It's doubtful the county commission will reappoint Binford, an Independent who Is seeking Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway's seal KEEP IT OFF 1 Next year board members Don Jackson and Rod Cable's ~ appointments expire. By then, however, if Williams and TRIM CLINIC C "' Kwiatkowski have their way, only one county-sponsored agency will be trying to lure industry to Seminole. CALL 831 - 1300 ,a nmr_ CTM U W . ". andplanningonthesystemwas someweeksago said he would halted. talk to council members inJones said his clients set a dividually on strategy con- .;I Friday deadline for rejection of cerning the court action, adding i.il an offer of settlement of $85,000 th at he did not wish to meet . theytendered to the city. Jones publicly with them and reveal :said his client would not accept strengths and weaknesses of less than $85,000. the city case. Cleveland's tactic He said that his clients are evaded Florida 's Government winning, tl crfIdct u Lhe Swshize '-.aw, wtucii lawsuit, but are willing to work requires open meetings and in good faith with the city, public decisions. 3Q - s . Chairman J.R. Grant earlier this week that the meeting be .-w, cancelled was not approved by k the city council. It was not mentioned at this 'K 'K -- Members n%RrF k ~J community waged a hard wullrigness to setue ujc suit for fought campaign to get voter a set amount. approval, city voters by a vote The city's special attorney in of 2-1 turned down the proposal the suit Mack N. Cleveland Jr., ii -- schwl in Sanford and mother of three daughters, Said she election in June thM year after week's meeting that Glace and members of th e business Radcliffe had indicated I -- Women', New Director . . $ Fears IN OUR STOCK 'K (Limit 2 Per Person) 'K s _1 ,~ ANY 11 ___________________________________________ Continued from Page 1-A) Tuesday. The city council Is scheduled not triple in size as would have been necessary to amortize to have a meeting Monday at ,'~ * bonds to pay for the city sewer 7:30 p.m. and may reconsider. UI B commission the power to make appointments, Ryan says, "We mills for the Northwest Florida - Appear Unfounded ; SCOPA county government. Money is paid to the department out of tax The functional literacy bill, dollars In return for services attracting new industry to CS.S13107, requires that stu- Seminole. dents be able to read and write To date, SCIDA has no significant achievements along that before graduating from high line, but Executive Director Jim Daniel Is gearing up for a good school year, and hopes to bring In much-needed industry. Daniel It insures that they learn assumed his position last year. along the way by requiring the SCOPA's self-support doesn't impress Kwiatkowski, Cabinet to draw up minimum "SCOPA should not Just be off the tax rolls because It had the standards that must be met in potential to be a money-making en tity a long time ago. It should tests In the third, fifth, eighth have been making the county money a number of years ago," he and 11th grades, said, Ribbon Cutting and open house, Winter Springs Fire Station No. 2, Northern Way, Tuscawllla, 11 a.m. . riKI1q - pupils and to establish proce- ment districts. Church. Rotary Club of Lake Mary Installation of officers, 7:30 p.m., Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR 48. Yard Sale sponsored by Mid-Florida Singles to benefit burn victim Rick Dyess, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 2440 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. Yard and bake sale, starts at 10 a.m.; spaghetti supper, S to 7:30. Ua1a Presbyterian Church grounds corner Country Club Road and Upsal Road, sponsored by Dorcas Circle. Tuscola Cherokee Nation of Florida Pow Wow, and golf tournament beginning 10 a.m. running through Sunday, Family World, Osteen. Citizens in the community petitioned to have the question of whether planning should continue for the system placed ballot. In a special on the Spci ii c ... -t1yxM-R -- .--• 7:30 a.m., Lord Longwood L e a ri-u Wel th 1-low To Cope Summer vacation! But before you get there, you've got The housing and water bills vided the funds toheme-buyers j srivethatmany.ileJourneyInthecarwiththek Bills aimed at making sure adopted standards which by requiring school boards to dures that teachers must use to implement constitutional pro'il. through financial Institutions at One mother of nine lively Youngsters, Mrs. Charles (Betty) the lower interest rates avail. Florida students learn what Secretary of State Bruce base their plans on test results discipline violators. sions. GscockCaaelberrY recalls the chaos ofvacalion tri government. they are supposed to and are Smathers said were too low and and requiring that results aL3o able to Claud Anderson, Askew's At a bill-signing ceremony, cwtain amount of horror. But there were times wh ps with The water-management blA ~ spanked when they should be Education Commissioner go to teachers for their use. education adviser, said that for Askew urged voter approval in she got anized and the en have been signed into law by Ralph Turlington said most The student discipline bill, the first time schools will have November of a proposed con "fully implements the lai.i'We played those same dreadful games - countinv th. A . i-.. -. uut POIeS . none e gnu 5U 5k1. "We sang a lot, j f In addition to the two major The new law a expandsthe to set up codes of conduct for both students and teachers. the state to sell bonds and pm and the water-management ure books. districts It created based on by. school bills, Askew signed Her husband took trip last year with eight of the brood, Wednesday his long-sought bill drological rather than political They told P 'ot of stories to while away the aimed at creating a housing fimiles, and they got boundaries," Askew said. quite proprietory a bo ut the cows and horses along the way: N nance agency to redu"' the cost The bill implements taxing made a business about buying, selling or trading members of of buying a home. powers for the districts as au"their" he rds, sa id Mrs. Glascuck Continued from Page lA) also signed a bill to tinnsti e tax rolls as thorized In a co tutional Ryan says the port was not set up to get off th the Another mother of a large family, Mrs. Joe(pat)Hartwig prove the protection of water by is proud to point out not one penny of SCOPA money comes from soon as It did. He also said the port is growing In "leaps and amendment approved in ,*Sanford , recalls how she would entertain her seven kids on a setting taxing limits and tax dollars. bounds." March. long car journeys. Her secret Weapon against restlessness and boundaries of water manageSCIDA operates, theoretically, like any department in The tax rates were set at As for the soon-to-be-signed measure which gives the building. July Fourth of July Committee, 7:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce building. Rotary, ys %'I, S - TALLAHASSEE Sanford Chritan Cub, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's. Seminole South Altamonte Springs. Housing Agency Measure Creates - Cabd FURNITURE Niwi t 208 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.0204 _ — — _ ___ 1 FOUNDATION 23OFr,nchA Flaoil Ph. n I. 1440' Sanford //I,, �'I qa. Sanfo. Fl. BLONDIE Thursday OAC-WOOD. WAKE II YO W014"NVU WAKE MED YOU WESi.EEWAL'('.J-' g1o/MAqDrrso C4DAR' J r1iri ' l , - - Answer to Previous PuUhe Family Chic Young - I ACROSS 41 Ger men article youngest 53 Hawaiian ~ dney Card Carrier lnsp:red By Column i For Friday, June 25, 1976 pepper Marriage la IS h I RI Small 033ZW MM 17 Viper containers 10 Dirks 58 Sea eagle 7 Whirr 8 Arlist's tramit 9 Scattered 10 French river 11 Fiber knoti 16 Eye 19 Esters of oloic 59 Bofors 5 _6 C. liii.. ( bZ4 r ..-.. VO J _____ . ' "."Tl THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 'Oit)T OI)I&I STI4V THM KE A axwpz m !I M THK, Nub! •avurits B,hL.K r 1H 1/ 1— House. I (3n by 2 English river 3 Heap iF - 4 slumber 46 Goo assistants 47 Above 25 Nautical loor 52 Frosts 55 Chemical 26 Moderate 28 Shelf i-" i" 11 - Ui temporarily 50 French verb 24 Bottle stopper St Coin factory 6 Small space - ineOication 22 Gwe:se 4 Putto 5 Prohibit i'- r- i" 40 Agreement 43 Ouarrel 20 DOWN 29 Expensive 37 Arid area 38 Military cap 39 Wise one SEE Rot) - . 4 ramify pm 27 Film wool 34 Issue forth 36 Send back l 1 ).L')'T A LAC*4, VD ., 00 Bons lcomb form) 61 Family acid 21 Man 3 Igniled 30 T.j Mend site 31 Soaks nax 33 Carnivals 35 Gteeler su ffi x i'•' - i" T' fl" - - - - ii - 16 - le - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker (- ••J I - yOURE RIG1T. ITh LIi<E FAC - - - - - - - - 26 E27 - - - - - , 29 - - - - — — 31 - - - - - - - " 41 ' - -. - - - - - - 56 - - - - 55 54 - - — — — - 49 48 - " 45 - _ 50 51 52 - - - - - — - - - - 57 58 ' __________________ :77 1) .. .,- — 1. ______________________ .-. ARCHIE b_ YBobMo_ ___ fl_ - HI THERE, CuTEY.' HOW A RE YOu TAil,. THE WAvotrvE ana MV PLANTS,DOY.f DAJ YOU'RE GREAT ! GREEN WiTH PURPLE 1I 61 60 - - - - - - - - —L . WIN Operat on Vitamin Absorbtion ______ by Stoffel & Heimd.hI W"A AILII:~ HAS /InU HIM'J lJ'\D A SEVERE Dr. Lamb '' fl EST £72 111106 si &1 65 v 7 543 '1K 10 • Q 107 4Q86 • J 932 that I should have an injection once a month which I have been • 865 £ 973 doing. At first they seemed to Improve my well being but now WAS OFFERED E(CUSE 10 TURN ir DOWN Or liph on you without you being awaFe of any changes. it seems to make little dii- The reason you need to have fol ''\ i SHOCK.' I so Wlw~AV Ole, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I NO...THIS IS A H EY, 'YOU DUDES NFW r LANDED! PLAViNG 74 hi F. CA LLEP) ho by Larry Lewis T SAV5,'C-0 ( . 'r0JA!L--.PA5.S CHAN Ell ' ~ 420010001 r Both vulnerable p now able to absorb B-U from the B-U directly into your body. f(xxi and vitamins7i $an I taking When the stomach fails to Opening lead - Q v DEAR READER -- Inability is simply lost. to absorb vitamin B-12 resulting To give you more information in pernicious anerma is if about B-12 I am sending YOU common complication Of The llealth Letter number 4-5, removal (if a major portion of li- itatnin B-12. Folic Acid, the stomach. Why ) Because the Pernicious Anemia. Others who ~tomach fortas a substance want this information can send called intrinsic factor that m ! y;t~ enable it to be .1 bsorbed. Om- ti,ailinc. Address your letter t cause of pernicious anemia is me in care of this newspaper, ttx.ios.s or the stomach's ability P.0 Box 1551. Hadio Citv to form intrinsic factor. This is Station. New York. N.Y.. 10019' . frequently accompanied with if DFAR DR. LANIB - Can decrease or absence Of the anything be done about a formation : normal stomach person who snores" 'tl husband has I believe about the loudest snore possible. Tk I;i;t% gradually increase in size only way I have found to stop it again anti there is a certain is to have him lie on his side and Afti r sur.,er', the stomach ' '' • (1 - E'' L I IE - jçj I H -' / LE E PAIN IN SMALL OF MY BACK! YOUR YOU VE 70 , KlDC)IN(3r J r) 1ACK % Z:> FRANK AND ERNEST 9 H 19 XP L@ spinal cord and other corn- back plications. These changes could breathing is related to oLu ~tructions, of the nose and some apipomm retrump The normal play in spades would be for decla' rer to ruff a heart and play West for the queen of spades. fie would make five if West held that Accordingly. I When I asked Il) fiance's mother why she did such a thing on the jack of spades and let it ride. This enabled me to pick up have said you were a former BIRTH DEFECTS ARE F0fEVER. field made either tour spades or just three notrump unwss YOU 4A.G , u SOCIETt' titli get come slee by T. K. Ryan OMAHA az, w 4T 377 LVLY _. OF addressed envelopiti, pleam. For Abby's booklet, "How is Have a Lovely Wedding," send , Abioall Van IlIvron, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, cam. gaim pie to enclose a long. self-address: stamped 0 k) envelop*. c3Q)o . - . . , Quality Children's Wear at Moderate -. , .. ' A beauty of a jumpsuit, flattering and feminine with flowers on a black background (top left), will do much to minimize size but at the same time make a bold statement of the wearer's positive personality. Who says ns, they can look stunning, as In the navy and white striped T-top teamed with white skirt (top right). It's a great look for city or vacation; wear It for work or for fun. r id Prices in two tablespoons of water. r meat or fish and then fry Just before serving, add hard some moistened corn meal. As Iferald Correspondent cooked eggs, chopped. Serve they sat down to their repast Floridians have a large with crackers or hot biscuits. they would throw the fried variety of fresh, grown-at-home If you are out or, a camping cornmeal to the noisy dogs and vegetables available trip you might want to try this yell, 1,11ush, Pupple." throughout the year. The list delicious dish handed down to includes beans (lima, string), us from the American Indian. beets, broccoli, cabbage, Build a campfire and allow to aldrobt sioxford floroda; 323-8020 ii of the salad in the middle of each leaf and roll the leaf the same as you would to make cabbage rolls, lop each finger wi th an olive and hold t. w ho l e t. uieiieuungtogetiitr with ,. gaily colored toothpick. Niessy, but delicious! Pit cups blueberries, I frozen). ( 11 t anned are used, wash and drain I I aferame Sale "Your aplillude tests indiCal 20 ___ % I . I_1 £RME 714V )a/1t, fiA7iJy . ) I O ff ENTIRE STOCK OF MACRAME SUPPLIES You should learn to accept r' GarryTrudeau Irma W. Timmons & Lawell K Robert Terrell Hendrix & Zelda R. Betty Lou Gordon & Harold Clyde C. Cobb & Alice W. Cobb Edw. J AlbersJr.,& Ellen Kissel My 'rtle Rose Lloyd & Russell P. Marvin Neil Moats & Carolyn M Robert H Lang & Jean M Helen Muse Davidson & Ja mes V Jr Bonnie Jean Branton & Artis T Jr Leslie Patricia Gabbard & Leslie Milifred B & Ernest D A Beach Weekend on the 1 . . . - We will be phased to assist you with planning your wedding display including Corsages a Boutonriltires' / One of Central Florlda's Finest Florists Sanford Flower Shop 209 Commercial PH. 322-1822 If A Free Spirit Hairdos from q Pictured hert Is prom daughter of J ohn and J0;nSLU1W? anfor / 7 , YOU TOO CAN MAKE A BEAUTIFUL MACRAME HANGER LIKE THE ONE PlC. ., • OFF E i' DAY AND EVENING MACRAME , butter P7 cups milk ' ( c • sift flour, baking powder and salt and add gently stir in ' - - Body by Roxanne , GII Swim At Dawns Unisex SANFORD 323-8630 Down-Denise and B.B. :•:• A system of merits and demerits to achieve rank was sing. Group Hears Health Talk 56:1. Aw. 'A' 4rit ;~marylesther's'. 1 200 Park Ave Sanford be fore September was held also proposed and after lengthy June 15. The mee ti ng wasex- discussion it was decided that pa two 0 the new uniform would be blue Niembers were treated to and white Fund raising several Bicentennial skits projects will take place in the pertomed by Lisa Duniho and fall to purchase the new n.e balance of the meeting was taken up with the p!aying of group games and a community 1 A, % 14ir - -N't N k:tlr- The last meeting of the submitted and accepted by the Susie Rutherford. Following the uniforms. ii'A 114 "Don't You Deserve The Best" 710 W. FIRST STREET i Enhance your Shape this Holiday Weekend In a 1%lix sugar with beeaten egp; Last Meet For Jr. Pol ce entertainment, was a business discussion. - I Winter Springs Junior police group. A change of uniform was i~j 6-L4 • I Marri I - blueberries, melted butter, and potatoes. Cover with bo Bing popular hush puppies. water and simmer gently until According to legend. this corn inilk. Beat just enough to mix; bake in hot oven (400 F.) about celery and potatoes are tender. dish was created by the hunters Add the salt, pepper and milk. and fishermen of South Georgia 30 minutes. Nlakes I large Heat well and thicken with flour and Northern Florida. When out panful which cuts Into 21 which has been rubbed smooth on trips they would first square-s. .t , ons age ti 4th of July? well) ' / () 1 ta blespoon melted Club Notes fERbOA1 Disso l u V HUSH PUPPIES 1 cup meal _____________________________________________________________ ' Leeann M. Bonglorno, 18, Rt 1, Bx 1540 Clearvlew Dr., Oviedo Larry L. Smith, 28, 1509 Elliott Ave., Dolores A. Smith, 22, same add. — NVE - Melt fat in kettle Add To serve with any of your chopped onion, celery and vegetable dishes you try liv 210 E. First St. mm Georgetown Apt 600A, CB, wn 2 hard cooked eggs 7 - . - 4 cups finely chopped celery Q p . . 3 large potatoes, diced I medlurn onion, chopped 2 tablespoons flour l teaspoo ns salt L teas poon pepper I quart milk 0 , Larger4hari-average women — those ladies who have often been considered finhion3 forRotten — are cominiz out of the closet. They're tired of feeling guilty, tired of spolngliingto a world that seer. to ;cvtc the slim. It's no sin to be heavy, say these women, and they've had It with being accused by even inanimate objects like airline seats or small cars One big, beautiful woman who feels good about herself Is Stella Teichman, 49. She weighs 190 pounds. A socially active woman who Is honest enough to understand and relate to some of the prejudices against larger women, Mrs. Reichman will be spending time this summer In Lane Bryant stores. She will be meeting custorrers, as well as holding seminars on subjects such as grooming, makeup, hairstyles and clothing selection. "There are millions of women in this country over size 14," says Stella Reichman. "You'll find them in every age, ethnic, racial, and economic group. Many of them have given up hope because they have been made to feel unattractive and unwanted. I hope to help them develop a new sensed pride and pizazz In themselves because I deeplybellevebigcanbebeautlful.Whcreverlgo,Iwalk right in with my head held high, A I aIways St front row." Stella Reichman has been large her whole life. In Vienna, where she grew up, "everything was large," she explains. "The larger the better In fact in buildings or tapestries or pastries or women." She's always been proud of her size. Graduating from Vassar at 19 ("My two V's," she calls Vienna and Vassar) she came to New York, where she enrolled In the executive training program for a large New York department store. Dealing with a customer complaint on one one day, became exasperated and told the man on the other end Just what he could do with the towels he was complaining about. He was intrlguedbyhertemperandheraccent,Hefllrted abit,"I just hope you're not fat," he said, "I hate fat girls. At the time she weighed 180 pounds. They were married not long after, and they're still married today. Stella believes large women need more care, more grooming, and more understanding of themselves tharf do slim ones. "It is a challenge to be large. After dressing, always check In a full-length mirror, stand tall, and titink — . Or try this tasty but hearty romaine lettuce leaves spread 3 cups flour 3 teasp baki ng powder dish Celery Chowder them with mayonnaise and lay CELERY CHOWDER them out flat Put a tablespoon teas- salt any occasion Traveling or staying at home, ' . two home grown products is the mixture with mayonnaise or they float to the top of hot oil. ever-popular succotash, made salad dressing. Chill before by combining cooked young ser%ing. BLUEBERRY BREAD firna beans and fresh corn. Just A low-caloried lunch can be 31 cup sugar add milk, butter and season to made by using your favurite taste. meat or fish salad. Take 2 eggs, beaten clothes that look their , ,, . :. Rankin, 21, 465 E. Marvin Ave., LW Robert R. Armistead, 28, 2513 Beaumont Av., Kissy, Anne M. Turner, 35, 565 N. Winter Park L)II CH Larry F. Stewsrt, 19, .L I A famous Southern msh using raw anion and coating the llus h puppies are done when old son of Mr. & Mrs. William R. Lee, will be spending the hot summer months in a cool cotton knit Carters' Bubble. This washable, wrinkle-fres, outfit fits Ul 11111 . c. v4 cup flour corn, cucum _.~er, eggplant ashes. Place ears of corn in 2 level teaspoons baking endive, kale, lettuce, Peas, husks (all except the outermost powder peppers, spinach and more. leaves) in hot coals. Cook until chopped onion I to taste) The methods of preparation is tender. Serve immediately with I level teaspoon salt almost as diversified as the butter and salt. Add enough sweet milk to number of vegetables, and For a different type of side make batter slide off include au gratin, baked, dish, try taking fresh beets, tablespoons. Dip sno n In water Lwilcd, -.1callied, curried, chopping them fine, adding 8 each time beforte using the Summer Bubbles I . . Eve one has a problem. Wit Vs - LII f by arw,/tsii1 . 9 do you keep the scratch?" HAPPILY EVER AFTER IN .. TUMBLEWEEDS . 50051. Encloii stamped, self , MARCH r an AMERICAN CANCER store, walked up to the proprietor and asked, "Where (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $I to: "Win at Bridge," c/o this newspaper, P.0. Box 489, Radio City Station, No w York, N. Y 100 19) / Vim Fl your%? For a personal r*ply. write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. HEIR A %'ermont reader want~ t,) know our rebid with -- . u o a- Gro Ve 1'_ bles IDIDIH(37 Give Year-Round Bounty i FILIDWEIRS used to' N) dutiful wife high-tailed it heart in dummy. led dummy's Sometimes mouth In some cases the couples find i' !!! just better to have separate bedroomsso they can why don't you make things front scratch like my best from The Little Wardrobe. DOONESBURY - graduate of the I r ball or other object to the small if1hebackortapeititinpIace, That will kecphirn off ba dve,ousomeskcp. A FELLOW EMPLOVER oF WIST RESORT. i SIDE GLANCES b GIl F ___________ ____________________________________ -NItire often it is a habit. I read a gooid suggestion recently that )ou can try. Strap a ping pong ERNIE N MEET -. our engagement in two INly br de Owspapers. I couldn't believe similar junk foods along with my eyes when I read that I was plenty of canned goods. One day "the daughter of Dr. and Nirs. I finally said to her, floney, of these can be corrected by Bob Thaves CF i NT 3 N1 Pass 11iii stoppiII taking 11-12 unless ur ilottortellsyo u It would be DEAR READER -- Snoring ali right if) do so. Absetwe of Il* occur-, with mouth breathing 12 ii-ittlif lead !o permanent and is most conunon when the daniage Iii nerve tracts in your person is sleeping on his or her 4 - ,J score - SMALL' I happens depends a lot on how he starts snoring again soon much of the stomach was ac titer I e stopped him tuall removed. It is possible It is not unusual to have this '~ou no longer need to take l;appen three or four times a unin ll-12 shots but the only night. particularls if he is very %t 4i to find out is to let our tirLil ltiatctokcepwaklnghim riottor test )OU UI) but it is tiit. OflI) Wd) I can I %iould not recommend ixt iLn% sleep. Is there any other a ELING BETTER IN humiliation.Howcanwehandle 10URK PA. ____ this mes.s? DEAR FEELING BrrER: SPEECHLESS Your thoughful gesture will not DEAR SPEECHLESS: What only comfort David's parents; there Is no telling how many mess? Why give up the kind of , others will be inspired to follow wedding you want because your your generous example. Bless fiance's mother Is a liar and a ytit,. snob? If questioned, tell the DEAR ABBY: Last Christ- truth, and advise your parents as I became engaged to a to do the same. If there's any ne young man from Los humiliation to be suffered, your Angeles. We planned a summer future mothcHlaw will be the wedding. I was born on a farm one to s uffer it. in Iowa. My parents sold the DEAR ABBY: GRANDMA farm farm and are now living in a makes a good point when she criticizes young houswives for retirement village near LA. 1 My future in-laws are quite buying only 'rb' dinners, frozen well-to-do and social. My chicken pies and boxes of &Kxxvx%*KJx&AJ9xx We have opened one club and artner has responded one J One thing that I learned spa TeWe have no problem We about match point play very early stage in my brd' idge raise tw6 ipadi:3 We don't cdr"r wits to study both my like the idea of bidding one contract and possible other notrump with the worthless doubleton in hearts. If partner contracts. Thus. when dummy hit the has only four spades and a table I saw that at least half weak hand it will be no the field would be in four tragedy, to play two spades with four opposite three. If he spades. We really should ha ve has a good hand he is not going raised my partner to two to bid four spades unless he amount of regeneration, Wlwt close his mouth, but sometimes by Al Vermeer L_ had not been thoroughly being a former waitress OR a examined at the scene of the Farmer's daughter. My parents •Ident, and they (his parents)saw the announcements and were too grief-stricken at the were humiliated. They think kit. me 10 tiufl, of it, David's perhaps we shuld forego plans wishes were not carried out. foralargeweddlngbecausehis I want Mrs. Watt to know that relatives and friends will be after reading her letter I called asking my father what kind of the Kidney Foundation and "doctor" he is and what 1 requested a donor card SO I majored in in college, could be like David Watt, who I've always wanted a lovely signed such a card in hopes of weddifig, but I hate to subject ving someone's life, my parents to further card and four if East held it 1 also noted that if I playeif West for the spade queen I would wind up making one %%eit North East south Pass too much or too little in your produce intrinsic factor and you opinion' I'm fairly active for can't absorb B-12 properly. III% age. do not smoke and take wallowing the B-12 will not get --wiff 1111111 Kidney Foundation stating hIS waitress whose father had been wishes to donate his kidneys at a farmer!" death, because his wallet Abby, I'm not ashamed of East's queen of spades. collect 10 tricks and a top,) score, since the rest of the - ference. Is it possible that I am the injections is that they get tid PRISCILLA S POP 24 NORTH Mi SOLM11 a A 84 v K 2 Cr TOOK HIM NEARLY TM MINUTIES TO THINK OF AN 301b DGE declarers and have a poor ON 0LJ9 WAY OVER HERE HE EWIOT1C*'AL . BRI & KJ 1093 VA98 # AK terward that my stomach coul not absorb vitamin B-12 a CEDRIC I Abby - 4 A A J4 I)l'.AR DR. LAMB Because of an ulcer I had part of my stomach removed iS years ago at age 60. I was told years af- 54T RliI HERE, DEAF, FRIEND AND 0XII-EACCE! -- Bea u tif fiance's mother announced mixes. fiance's lt Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. TALKING To BUGS BUNNY AT ___________________________________________ 0 Go. G TO! - i rIFUL RONNIII TALKING 59 t •-_ , Dear DFARABBYTodayI column I read a letter from Is. R. D. Watt of Nomington, Ind., whose son, David, was killed in an auto accident he said her son had carried a signed UNIFROM OM DONOR CARD issued by the 1 . 4T' 47 2-4 - 'n' TO A ROCK -0 - 17 21 24 ir - 19 4 / - Your attention span could leave L on't be pressured Into buyin a little to be desired today. Try Something you don't want not to clutter up the house with today. Keep in mind, the money comes out of YOUR pocket. half-finished projects. l ay 20) SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23Dec, TAURUS iAprd 20-M LAIII I VI III1*VU U) III dlIyIlIllI leavb don't financial today that you have p to your partner. rinubt about. If you have lighter hands, second thoughts, heed them. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ii work. 22-J you get into a situation today CAPRICORN You have a tendency today that calls for your personal timate the value nti managerial touch, be very to underestimate meo or kills decisive In any moves you )OW true wor' make. could takee CO U) ANCr.n (,IUflC hi'4l•fl' AQUARIUS 'Jan 20-Feb. 19' Handle any high priority You "'re an interesting matter promptly. The more you Usually, others dawdle, the less chance you have of setting it effectively, have 10 say. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) While case, however, 0 monopolize ) you'd like to thank that wishes PISCES (Feb. 2D-March make it so today, you know fortunate better.Ifyouwantsomethingto YOU happen, YOU must make it negotiations with persons wltj who m you have s rong happen. ra. VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) emOuOndi uC5. t.auflg Wiut You're likely to only partially strangers may not turn out so develop your possibilities today well if you let self-doubts creep in. YOUR BIRTHDAY June25, 1976 • Don't be afraid to err. E.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Things will be perking up for Ion't hesitate to state what you you on the social scene this have on your mind today. In coming year. The Interesting doing so, say exactly what you people you'll meet will lead yo' mean. to other new friends. Larry L. Blair, 28, 1312 • By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ARIF.SMarch21•I19) Applications ___ Academ ic 13 Operatic solo 56 Old 14 Family frost 1coll) 15 Welders 51 Metal Thuny, June 24,ø73B i HOROSCOPE 42vetc 9 Family scion Evening H•ra, Sanford, Fl. ALL YOU CAN EAT I I SUNDAYrJULY 4th 00 '-'q 1j 'C$'U4' �-- :--S, -- - ---- --- ____ ---- -.- - - ---..- - I I 41-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 24, 191i Visitors Outnumber Residents ' estricted' Restricted Funny, Serious Sides ___ :-:)f _ f!6_._ eveiAl en V iewe d LOS ANGELES (AP) Television viewers will have an opportunity in cOfl4 ncjitha to sample both the funny and the serious sides of entertainer Steve Allen. Already airing In some cities Is a syndicated series of 10 comedy specials which reunites Allen with some of the top comedians who worked on his TV shows over the pest 20 years, Including Don Knotts, Louis Nye, Bill Dana, Pat Harring. ton, Thu Conway and Gabe Dell. Each program In this "Laugh-Back" series runs 90 minutes and features not only new comedy routines with Steve and his chums but also some classic sketches they did on his old shows. Allen resurrected most of the old black and white footage from his own files. Later this year, Allen's serious side Emerge In "Meeting of Minde, six one hour prnams that he wrote and appears In for the Public Broadcasting Service. The format provides for discussion of ut national and International Issues by famous historical figures such as St. Thomas Aquinas, Cleopatra, Thomas Jefferson and President Theodore Roosevelt, based on their written and reported views. The PBS series will present a different foursome In each of the six Installmenti, with Allen serving as moderator, It's a series he has been nurturing for 16 years despite repeated rebuffs from the networks and other commercial broadcasters who said the Idea was admirable but wouldn't draw much of an audience. Projects of such diverse nature are hardly - surprising from Allen, whose abundant creative talents also extend to dramatic acting, playing the piano and writing poetry, novels, plays and songs. But he is best known as a lv funnyman and talk show hoot. Allen, in fact, was the first hoot of The Tonight Show" on NW'.. hnkilnu 11* Irab from 1953 to 1956. Unfortunately, nnne of the film from that period will be seen In the new "LaughBack" series. en explained why during an interview In his "Someone at San Fernando Valley office NBC, upon discovering a few years ago that the was running short of space in Its New Jersey storage warehouse, solved the problem by burning not only my three years of 'The Tonight Show' but just about all the films that NBC had produced from, I think, around 1949 to - 1955.01 Still, his munerolLs other shows over the years produced plenty of great routines from which to choose for "LaughBack." In one Installment screened to preview the new series, In fact, the old material was funnier by far than the new. Allen says these two recent forays Into the familiar folds of television have done nothing to change his opinion of the medium. "Economically It's very healthy," he observed. "Creatively lt'sprobablyaboutu bad or as good as It ever was, depending on one's requirements. "Fm grateful that there are good shows on the air from time to time." Busing Is Urged WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford, asking Congress to restrict basing as a means of desegregating public schools, Is expected to urge - )ju!.tlnt' that ,vr'i,Is !!r" the duratiGn of busing programs and narrow U cases where courts can order busing. As part of his plan, the President today is expected to ask Congress to declare that judges can order busing only to correct segregation caused by official governmental action, such as the work of a school board. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi Indicated last week that the bill might also seek a time limit of three years for such busing. Town Pl"nn`mg ROCKFORD, Mich. (AP) Imagination turned a run-down area of this small western Michigan town Into a sho pping area with enough allure that its da ily visitors often outnumber Rockford's residents. The 34 small shops and resta uran ts of Squires Street Square are now pumping at least Iaw.i**i in toe town's economy each - DMdends avs - I Many of the proprietors like Mrs. Anglin homemade doughnuts and cider squeezed coverled a hobby Into an occupation. She from a century-old press. was staff ing coordinator at a Grand The Farmers bought othe r property Rapids hospital un til about three years nearby until they owned eight parcels. Today, Mike Farmer Is la ndlord for many ago. the Square's shops. of A visit to one of the Square's busI nesses spurred her decision to open a But, he says: - . - x:veiK IV IC7 i "r y,,,fri.w, .. - 'i fit 1146M Ruaw"s- .... a hobby for a good many years," she said. , ,. - -,- 1-...... . ' - ______ ________ __ d..•. ______ _____ . . _. 1 ____ ______________________________ '' --`_ - . •J_ 1 f . . :'.. i . , . _______ ____ • I _______ ______ 1. :'. i _____ _______ , T" ____ ________ ____ ,. -- , / - I I *" - - - . -- . t - .-- '-' -. 2(Y/o of f woman, past performances won't help you much In trying to handicap the coming presi. dentlal election. Of the eight vice presidents before Gerald Ford to attain the presidency unexpectedly, four made it on their own later, and Four failed, The lucky four were the most recent cres, while the failures all made their runs in the past century. On the other hand the victors, as well as the losers, reached the No.2 spot by popeIar election, whereas Ford was appointed by his predecessor. Because Warren Harding's administration, like Richard Nixon's, was tainted by scandal, some parallels can be drawn between Calvin Coolidge's political situation and that of Ford. But the graft rampant in the Harding regime did not come to fight until after his death. Coolidge's tight-Upped conservatism fitted the country's postwar mood in 1924 and, norrJnated by the Republicarts on their first ballot, he swamped John W. Davis by an electoral vote of 382 to 136. Harry Truman made himself the everlasting darling of the underdog politician by upsetting all predictions and beating Thomas E. Dewey In 1948. This was all the more amazing because Franklin D. Roosevelt's act was such a hard one to follow, and because Truman's popularity In the polls had fallen as low as30 per cent. But, alter trying at first to tread In FDR's Footsteps, "Give 'em hell" Harry talked tough to Russia, challenged labor leader John L. Lewis, barnstormed the country and beat Dewey 303 to Legal Notice Legal Notice If you are a betting man or given FICTITIOUS'M Notice Is hereby that I am engaged In bylines at 112 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name Of IMPACT ADVERTISING. and that l intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole F,...,4d ;0outmdarni Wfl " " the Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section ::.:: 5: Arthur R. AbbOtt Pubiith: June 10, 17, 21, July 1. 1976 DEA-4 . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND UNITED STATFS DISTRICT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.ltfl.CA49. COURT NO. 76.44.OrI.Clv.Y II UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ELLA G. CUMMINGS and OLIVE Plaintiff •v.Charles L. Jeiserette, MAE BOwZ)EN, of ii, Defendant(s). NOTICE OF Plaintiff,, SALE -Notice is hereby given that VS. pursuant to a FINAL DECREE Of JOSEPH M. SEPULVEDA, JR., and Foreclosure entered on May 1$, 916 BARBARA M. SEPULVEDA, his by the above entitled Court, in the wife, above styled cause, the undersigned Defendants. United States Marshal, or one of his NOTICE OF SUIT duly authorized deputies, will silt TO: JOSEPH M. SEPULVEDA, the property situate in Seminole JR., and BARBARA M. County. Florida. described as: Lot SEPULVEDA, his wit,, whOse 36 and the South k i of Lot IS of residence Is unknown but whose Lilt WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, known address Is: 1311 North 3VIEDO, according to the plat Central Avenue, ChIcago. Illinois thereof as recorded in Plat Book 3, 60631 oage 37 of the Public Records of You are hereby notified that a Seminole County, Florida at public Complaint to foreclose a certain aitcry to the highest and best bidder mortgage recorded In Official for cash it 12:00 o'clock flO011 on Records Book 1011. Page 155, of the Thursday. July I, 1916 at thi west Public Records 04 Seminole County, door of the Seminole County Florida, encumbering the following Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. described property being and Dated: 3.2576 situate in Seminole County, Florida, MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER to wit: United States Marshal Middle District of Florida Lot 1 of EAST LONGW000 SUBDIVISION, Seminole County, KENDELL W. WHERRY Florida. according to the Plat Assistant United States Attorney thereof as recorded in Plat Book to, Attorney for Plaintiff Page 33. 04 the Public Records 04 Publish: Jyfli 3, to, 17, 21, 1916 DEA-10 Seninole County. Florida; has been filed against you in the ebovs$tyled Court. and you we required 10 serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE answeror pleading to the Complaint EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. on Plaintiffs' Attorney, S. JOSEPH CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DAVIS, JR., of the firm of STEN. COUNTY, FLORIDA STROM. DAVIS I. McINTOSH, Post In No: The Marriage of Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, SHIRLEY I. EIFLANDER 32771.and file theoriginal answer or Petitioner, pleading with the Clerk of me CIr. and cult Court, Eighteenth Judicial CHARLES T. EIFLANDER Circuit, at the Courttioue at San. Respondent. ford, Seminole County. Florida, on NOTICE OF ACTION or be#ori the 20h day of July, A.D. TO: CHARLES T. EIFLANDER 1976. II you fail to do so Default and LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: ultimate Judgment will be taken 547 Orange Ave. against you id' the relief demanded OvIEDO, FLORIDA in the Complaint. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an This Notice shall be Published action for Dissolution 04 Marriage once each week for tour consecutive has been filed against you and you weeks in the Evening Herald, are r.quiret to serve a copy of DATED this 1$thd.ayof June, A.O written defenses, If any, to and on 1916. before July 25t11 1916 &W file liii original with the clerk of trils court: (Seoi) Aflbur H. Buckwlth. Jr.. otherwise a default will be entered Clerk of the Circuit Court against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. By, Cherry Kay Travis W1TNESSm'J hand and the Seat of Deputy Clerk this Court on June 21st, 1y11, 5. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR., SQ,, 04 STENSTROM. DAVI3 I, (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. McINTOSH Attorn:1 f' Pta1nitft Clerk of Phi Circuit C" By: Lillian T. Jenkins Posi Office Box 1230 Deputy Clerk Ssnlord, Florida 33111 PublIsh: 31, July t I, IS, W16 Publish: June 24, July !. S. IS, 1976 DEA 114 DEA 112 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at S R. 136 P.O. Box, 3211 Forest City, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of THRIFTY AUTO PARTS, INC - DBA THRIFTY AUIO PARTS. and that I int.,vl te, r.ø i'$.,' said name with the Clerk of th. Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accc.fdance with the :, ;...,,,, Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65 09 Florida Stautss 1957. S: G. M. Washburn, II (Pres.) PUbIIV', June tO, 17, 24, July 1. 1976 DEA-31 Sale 16.80 'Summit', our scroll quilted bedspread in luscious fashion colors. No-Iron polyester/cotton top and back with polyester fiberfill. Many colors. - Jun. I 11 Full; reg. $23. Sal. 18.40 Queen; reg. $26. Sale 20.80 King; reg. $38. Sal. 28.80 S ale 16.80 Twin; reg. $21 'Floral Medley' features bouquets of tulips and irises on a soft pastel background. Machine washable polyester/cotton with polyester fiberfill. Full; reg. $24. Sale 19.20 Queen; reg. $31 Sal. 24.80 King; reg. $38. Sal. 30.40 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Jun. 27. ,11111111111111111h, - - - - - - J ___ ___ - -- .1I 11IJI - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upon final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 3rd day 01 February. A.D. 1976, in that certain case en titled, The Celotex Corporation, Plaintiff. -vs Semoran Drywall Supply. Inc., and Kuron McMinn dba Mac's, Drywall, 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 Kuron McMinn, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida. more particularly described as follows: the warehouse and property located at the street address of 464 Plumose Avenue, Casselberry, Florida. with the legal description being: all that part of Lot 7, First Addition to Casselberry, according the Plat theriof recorded in Plat Book Y. Page 10, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying westerly of new Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right of way, comprising .933 acres south of the county road better known as Plumosa Road. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 31:00 A.M. on the 16th day of July, A . D. 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bdder, for cash, subject to any and all existing joins. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthovie in Sanford. Florida. the above described reel oroprty. That said sale Is being mado to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. E. Polk Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: June 21, July I. I, IS. 1976 DEA ti4 June _ __ -- i " _,~. _. _ - J / IN - /111"v ..... _______..6....-..%Q.%...------ ~~,,_~ _11 11.1 ~~_ 1. :-~. ,:~ ___ - - - / / Reg. 3 for 3.69. Save 20% on men's underwear. It's easy-care, comfortable and long wearing in Fortrel polyester/combed Cotton blend Choose athletic shirt, T-shirt and briefs. - I / 4 . . 11 "N Men's underwear. Sale 3 for 2.95 ,' ,,.._-.' Sal. prices effective thru I BR efinanc in , CaIa1. Cash, FL fl2.lS Stern PB. US-ISle ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 5* a.m. 1.6 P.M. TV".,*ad.. Then. B Sat. Open swam. ft silo p.m. Monday I Frtday, 5e P, $4141It - - IN VEX 115 4-A Dear Abby 1-B 8-B Horoscope 8-A Hospital -- -- - - -- -S-A 5-A 3-H Obituaries ----6-B Sports ---------- 6-7A 6-B 4-15 Television 1-B 4-A Women . - - - - - - - WINTER PARK MALL ## ., PVI £IVJ II) i..UIILLUUV ii,.. lily A Is I.. ek-----CIi&4Ul lii U uve[' ..,.,.,, nor's office said today that Art Canady, to w hom the FDCLE first directed its request For permission to conduct the in. vestigation without results, Is ne., longer general counsel to the governor. She said Don Middlebrook will assume the duties of chief general counsel to the governor Monday, adding it will probably be Tuesday be fore he can complete a review of the ----L,l..._ cuiiiuer _.. my request ior another state attorney to come In and evaluate the f indings and take what action deemed necessary to dispose of the matter." Herring said the Information in the report covers multiple areas and involves many witnesses. "The matter will eventually go to a grand jury, based on my experience of investigations of this nature," Herring said. RONALD AND NANCY REAGAN - . , declared. "We have done nothing divisive. They have done nothing except be divisive." Reagan and Ford are locked in a tight race for the GOP nomination, with the President holding the edge, 1,008 delegates to 928 for Reagan with 1, 130 needed for the nomination and 161 to be picked. The challenger and First Lady Betty Ford were scheduled to address the Minnesota convention and mingk with de legates toda y. 01 I " t" rt- !" t ' t', meanwhile, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter ran his delegate total past the 1,505 needed for the nomination. Carter pushed O%t r the majority barrier exactly four months after he won the opening primary in New Hampshire. With the convention still 17 days away, Carter's total edged up to 1,510, an Associ. ated Press-delegate survey found. The survey counts only delegates who are legally committed or who have publicly declared their preference for one candidate. It does not include any delegate who is leaning toward a candidate, nor does it count delegate votes simply on the statement ot a party leader. Delegates to the M in neso ta convention voted 877 tP' r:.ar:: delegate get a majority vote at the state convention. About 55 per cent of the delegates favor Ford. During a two-hour debate on the rules, Reagan backers warned that a failure to split up the 18 delegates could tear the party apart and hurt state legislative races. --- - " '.' ..'- r".' .-,.0-,n.. i Delegate Count Gives - . .I . Nomination To Carter ~~ I -,, _?111 , .. -..-' .4w, . - 1. ~\ _,~ .. WASHINGTON (AP) Jimmy Carter has now collected enough committed convention delegates to give him the Democratic presidential nomination, an Associated Press survey shows. Carter, who never trailed any other contender in his bid for the necessary 1,505. delegates, pushed over the majority harrier Th ursday, exactly four months alter he won the opening primary In New Hampshire. With the convention still 17 days away, Carter's total edged up to 1,510, the A? delegate survey - I %nommmomwv JI%LMY .t) IIUSM.'sNN ('thTEI( found, The survey counts only delegates who are legally committed or who have publicly declared their preference for one candidate. It does not include any delegate who is leaning toward a candidate, nor does it count delegate votes sunply on the statement of a party leader. Carter's nomination became virtually certain when the primaries ended June 8 and his victory in the Ohio primary boosted his delegate total to 1,125. Democratic leaders and forner opponents rushed to endorse him. Carter, who met Thursday with Democratic congressional leaders in Washington, said he welcomed the AP survey finding. "I'm glad to hear it," he said. "We've got a very good certainty of a first ballot victory." Carter called the AP survey "a very conservative count." "Our confidential delegate count is approaching 1,800," he said. Decision Exempt, ; Workers From Overtime Rules - Open IS am. hiS p.m. Monday tare Saturday Openivaday liiifeIHp.is. Catilog Cen ter ft. 6441564 Stein Ph. 647-W3 ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) President Ford's backers won a key test at the start of Minnesota's Independent-Republican convention and appeared ready today to claim the state's 18 remaining national nominating delegates, The convention, with more than half of the attending deleaates Ford supporters, voted to require majority support for each of the 18 delegates left to be picked. tt' n.iJ nomination, arrived here from Mississippi after the vote and reacted angrily to word of the rule change. lie said he would support his backers if they decided to walk out of the state meeting in protest. "If party unity is being hurt, it is being hurt by the other side," the former California governor - r Open 1$a.u.. 1.tp.m.M.nday t*rv Saturday Open Sunday I too tSS:'p.m. AtXICiI' Ford W ins Minnesota Convention Test P1cm Withdrnwn By El) PRICK E'rr Neiswender said the county is meeting county co mm issioners Herald Staff Writer back at home base on the bond were advised to h ir e a pr ivate A bond refinancing program issue. And wi th no proposal adviser to evaluate the Hough that county officials said wo ul d before the commission, the offer, in addition to the check save tax pa ye rs $912,000 has execu ti ve assis tant said the that was sc he dul ed by Ke lly. been wi thdrawn, Exec. Asst. county will ha ve to seek new Pat Glisson, di rector of Roger Neiswender announced proposals. Office of Management A na lysis Tuesday's award came af te .0 tDdxly. r and Evaluation (OMAE), slid Wi ll iam R. proposa ls from three firms advised agai nst refinancing. In Neiswender Hough officials informed him Including Hough were rejected a memorandum to the corn. Thursday that the county two weeks after the Kelly firm mission he ur ged th at bonds not commission-approved retin. said all three investment firms be refinanced, but he said if the anclng package was being viola t ed county guide li nes, county does refinance bonds The i ni tial Hough offer, ofwi thdrawn because of a change 4 then an ou tside source should fic.la.ls said, would have saved in the bond market. be employed to evaluate the The refinancing contract was the coun ty $6,000. On legality of the Hough bid. awarded the Hough firm second bid the projected County F iscal Agent Emmett ~ ! . Tuesday. All that was lacking savings jumped to $912,000. the Taylor assur ed the coun ty that At Tuesday's meeting Rough roval of t he •wasfinal a pp p , offer from county bond counsel president of the Leedy Cor- Hough's first offer w hi ch listed poration cha rged the Rough a $625,000 savi ngs met co unty. Jo hn Kelly of Jacksonville. The Rough firm stood to of fer would not meet f ederal Imposed guidelines. But a letter from Kelly listed itake $162,000 on the project. requlrement.t However, George Bla nd, a several violations against which was to refinance a $2.4million bond issue that was Hough re presentative, denied Rough and a bo ut the same used last year to purchase the allegations. Bland said the numbe r of infractions against Leecly Indian Hills and Consumer of fer had been evaluat ed by the oth er two firms pe ts was wi and r th Southeastern Municipal, legal ex in and Utilities, 11 "They said they were forced guidelines set by the federal So, commissioners rejected all bids and had the firms rebid - to withdraw," Neiswender said. government, Bland is the county's former Tuesday, when Rough's offer "We'll be see ki ng legal input fiscal adviser. At Tuesday's was accepted . from the county attorney." Around The Clock Bridge -------------Calendar Church Comics Crossword Editorial SANFORD PLAZA IUU&ii GERALD AND BETTY FORD %W Dolls from around the world are the legacy of a Lifetime as a "Navy wife" for Mrs. Betty Minor of Sanford. She boasts more than 100 dolls in her collection. Page I-C, Women's Section. t - •I. WV - Inside Sunday - ' ' h, IJJ - Sidney Vthlen Jr., Democratic candidate for but he voted for the Increased Congressional the U.S. House of Representatives, today called expense budget last year. meaning that he voted for a federal Investigation of th e reelection for an Increased mail budget -obviously, laying campaign activities gt Rep. Richard Kelly, the the groundwork for h14 usef Americans' hardearned tax dollars to kick off his reelection Republican incumbent. Vlhlen cited Kell y's recent mailing of campaign this year." li terature to residen ts of Florida's Distr ict 5 Bill Purvis, Kell y's press secretary, called w hich he says "must be classified as multi. Vihien's charges "absolute nonsense." It colored political campaign li terature" "The iiteature that Cc grczman Kelly =no "True," Vihien said, "the law states that a out was no thing but announcements to the mem ber of Congress can communicate in this constituents of the Fif th Congressional District manner with constituents, but this piece Is of Florida saying that the Congressman would be ridiculous. . coming on the eve of Kelly's in the area to conduct public forums th is Sunday, Jun. 27. ,/ ICIAII ICI Vihlen Seeks U.S. Probe Qf Rep. Kelly's Mailing am U 27. mlnhla., f.s,' IiI Brevard State Atty. Abbott der's off ice. Kell ey has said matter," Herring, hand-delivered to the that some of the questions A spokesman in the govergovernor's office ln Tallahassee asked by Herring's office have nor's of fi ce said today that this morning a length y report involved the hours worked by Fulenwider personally on the investigation conducted individuals and the use of of- deli vered the report at 10 this by Herrin g's office over nearly (ices by parttlme public morning. three months. defenders. Herrin g said he received a The Investigation was beg un The Herring today declined "substantial complaint" from a after a complaint was filed with comment on the content of his witness who had previously on A pril 5. report to the governor. Kelley sought an investigation of Herring asked Askew for the was not available for comment Kelley from the Brevard assignment of another sta te at either his Brevard or County Sheriff's Department In attorney to handle the case Seminole County offices. December, qualification For reelection," weekend. Vthlen, a Sanford resident and Seminole "These meeting announcements have been County Commissioner, said, "Not only is Kelly approved by the sta ff of the Post Office and Civil using federal tax monies to launch his campaign, iContin ued on Page 2-Ap - a - ua.il,,,.P,,. . Save 20 0 o on all our _ __ ___ __ ___ __ - ___ - -___-- - -__- -___- - - - - - - ,. "lengthy" report. On April 5, the witness was H.A. Rhodes(left) of Geneva known to many as Chief Red Eagle, has been nam ed Cherokee Chief of the Year while Henry Barron of Osteen, otherwise known as Chief Winter Hawk, has been named th e winner of a contest for the most authentic Indian costume. The vot ing took place at a recent meeting of some 42 Cherokee chiefs from throughout the U.S. There will be a Cheroke e Tribe Pow Wow Saturday and Sunday at Family World Golf and Country Club, Osteen, with many events planned for bo th days. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) CHEROKEES' Top CHIEF Twin; - - - quilted spreads. 189. Neither Teddy Roosevelt, an amazingly versatile and chartsmatic figure, nor Lyndon B. Johnson had much trouble holdIng onto the presidency for a full term after the assassinaLions of William McKinley and John F. Kennedy. Attacking the "malefactors of great wealth," Roosevelt In 1904 defeated the conservative New York Democrat, Alton B. Parker, by an electoral vote of 336 to 140. Johnson, one of the most experienced politicians ever to reach the White House, was riding high with his Great Society program when he burled Barry Goldwater under a 488 to 52 landslide In 1964. The first vice president to make the unscheduled upward leap was John B. Tyler. He served almost four years because William H. Harrison died after only a month In office. The Sheriff's Department Herring said that he included af ter Kelley last week announced he will be a a cover letter with the report contacted the Florida Depart- By DONNA EWES Herald Stall Writer :'. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Hwy. 426, Geneva, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RON'S APPLIANCE SERVICE, and that I intend tO register Said name with the Clerk 04 the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in eccordance with fn* provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section ..., 5: Ronnie Moran Publish: June Il, 24, July I, I. 1976 DEA $0 Governor Gets Report On Kelley outlining certain areas of the ment of Criminal Law Enfor- referred to Herring. He said he _____ ' 1 • I Gov Reubln Askew is ex- herring this fall, investigation and pointing out cement (FDCLE) about the Interrogated the wi tness and pected early next week to Kelley has said the In- that "I feel the investigation matter. The FDCLE, required Initiated the investigation and assign an outside state attorney vestigation covers everything mandates another state at- by law to have approval from since that time has taken sworn to evaluate the findings of an from the way his office Is torneycomeinandevaluatethe the governor before in- testimony From 32 witnesses. Investigation into the operation operated to his sex life and that f indings to take appropriate vestigatlng a matter con"Although the Investigation of 18th judicial circuit Public of some of his employes. action to conclude the matter." cerning an elected official, would not be considered Defender Franklin Kelley's The state attorney said the could not pursue It when the complete," Herring sa id, "it The investigation also office. reportedly Includes the use of governor's office "indicated authorization was not for- was to a point where the Jack Fulenwider, chief in- Kelley's former wife as a court they would assign another state thcomlng. governor shou ld review It and ' - I' ruusi uerenaer invesrigarea ____________ .. :. .4 - ..7 I i ________ - ':' ii bib___ .i I ; i~ '' _ Even Chance In Election Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I. I , - - .ii. 1. ning," said Dorothy Anglin, a candle shop local Chamber of Commerce, described said: "Squire Street can stand on Its own owner w ho heads the Square's merchants' business as "mostly Mom and now." He noted some shop owners are association. Pop operations" but estimated they still starting to buy their stores from him. The Square's theme is historic, gross at least $500,000 annually. Dave Hutchins, a Rockford banker ai Buildings look much as they did 75 or 100 Reed, who owns a gift shop outside the years ago. From the outside, "There Square area, said eight new btlSIflesSCS the Square is "going tirough growing hasn't been that much change except have opened in the past six months. Over pains" but "they bring In an awful lot of maybe for a fresh Coat of paint," Mi's. half of them ar e run by nonresidents, he traf fic." Anglin noted. said. Reed claimed the Square averages 3,000 Inside, the em phasis Is upon handcrafts, The Square star ted in 1970 when two antiques and food. The shops once held a Rockford brothers, Mike and Tim Farmer, visi tors daily from May through October. variety of businesses, including a livery fixed up the burned out and condemned Rockford, about 30 miles from Grand stable, barn, a feed mill, a railroad Dykstra feed elevator. As a hobby, the Rapids, has a population of about 2,800, he Farmers and their wives started selling said. caboose and even a coffin maker. History Shows Ford Has ']id1. - our personal funds because It was hard to The area's pace Is leisurely. Most shops get help from a bank." No government "Almost any town with old buildings are open only six hours da ily. (tifldS were used. could do this, It just takes a lot of planJohn Reed, secretary treas urer for the Still, the foundry supply firm president year. A C 68th Year, No. 26+-Friday, June 25, 1 - .. By JOE WING For Al' Newifeatures !L It r! . 1 l'vi.n WW-4 WEATHER Thursday's hIgh 83, tuJa,'oIuw 63. Partly cloudy through Saturday. A chance of thunderstorms during afternoon and evening hours. Highs In The upper SOs, lows in the low 70*. Mostly southeast winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability Is 50 per ceot. Details and tides on Page S-A. Court Ruling Brings Relief To Sanford Employes By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer A United States Supreme Court decision to exempt city employes from federal overtime regulations has triggered a big sigh of relief at Sanford City Hall. The city Is, under the court's ruling Thursday, permitted to compensate for overtime by giving time off in a later pay period. That was prohibited under an extension of the Fair Labor Stan- dards Act passed by Congress in 1974. ,,The first impact on us was on some city employes who had been working on a voluntary basis," said City Manager Warren Knowles, who had been forced to order a city employe to quit coaching Little League because of the law. "They ruled that work with Little League since it's a city recreation department program is a continuation of his job and that we would have to pay him overtime," Knowles said. "So I had to tell him he couldn't coach anymore." Knowles said the city's firemen were also relieved when the - - The court said the power of Congress to regulate interstate Supreme Court struck down the law. Over the next three years, work schedules for the firemen would have been changed so that commerce does not authorize it "to force directly upon the states each employe worked a 40-hour week. its choices as to how essential decisions regarding the conduct of Firemen now work a 56-hour week, but they're asleep for integral governmental functions are to be made." "We have reaffirmed today that the states as states stand on about 24 hours, Knowles said. "Under the 40-hour program, the dorms would be done away quite a different footing than an individual or a corporation when challenging the exercise of Congress' power to regulate cornwith and the firemen would have to be up, in uniform, actually iorking for 40 hours," he said. "But who wants to have an merce," Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote in the majority opinion. inspection at 11 p.m.?" Dissenting Justices William J. Brennan Jr,, Byron H. White Knowles said the, court ruling expected to ease tight budgets in many cities won't affect Sanford's budget because and Thurgood Marshall said their colleagues reasoning was "j the city has cut down considerably on overtime since the law was transparent cover for invalidating a congressional judgment with passed. "The Impact here will be in be!ter relations with city which they dLiagree." Justice John Paul Stevens dissented in a employes," Knowles said. separate opinion. The Supreme Court In a 5 to 4 decision struck down the The Fair Labor Standards Act prescribes minimum wages, extension of federal overtime regulations, which the National hours-and other working conditions. The present minimum wage League of Cities had been fighting since it was passed in 1974. The is $2.30 an hour. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 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/c573fc407515774f6ce697bf258a26be.pdf 8f7ed2a82edaf86a107416b919fe3da9 PDF Text Text 45—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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WOMEVS LIS IS GOING LITTLE OVERBOARD.' Bob fly JWK'I; RN 8Fffl-; 0.4)1, For Tuesday, July 20, 1976 57 GEMINI I May 2l-Jun 20) are excellent. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. You do your best working by an Organization )ourself today. IF you have 191 are your stro management important things to (10, get off alone where no one can look suits today. If you have a project with loose ends, now's over your shoulder. CANCER IJune 21Ju1y 221 the time to tie them up. AIjUAItIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 He ready to do all you can today to help a buddy who has stood Your reservoir of strength (11) for you in the past. This today may surprise even you. person is well worth all the However, to run the best race, pace )ourself wisely. effort, PISCES iFeb. 20-March 20) lEo (iuly 23-Aug. 22) mportant goals can be Mental rather than physical achieved today if you're willing efforts wIll gve you more to pay the price. Strength of joyment today. And you're purpose is necessary to scale better equipped to use your creative instincts. the mountain, VIRGO iAug. 23-Sept. 221 'OUR BIRTHDAY You can put things in their July 1 20, 1976 proper perspective today. So 1•1 by Stoffel & H.imdohl J ---- PLEASE SERVE ) I / I US TVO OF I CUR E,EST \ I CNNSS AND \ I CHARGE IT i3) / I PW CREDIT LISTEN, THIS CREDIT r CARD EXPIRED ) -----i N .. I'7i! \ (Mv. HOW TIME. '. ritrf I UI.IL.J. If I . F 7- f9 I— PRISCILLA'S j\ / POP by Al I HAZEL PACKED ME I A BICENTENNIAL j LUNCH TODAY.' DON'T TELL ME— RED SNAPPER, WHITE WINE... Vermeer WRONG! ATINY FLAG ON A MASHED POTATO SANDWICH.' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by REMEPv13ER, CLASS, Lorry Lewis TER%1 PAPERS WILL\ (\ 3! ON SAL.! IN ROOi1 11 J ROUGH 7H$>/ TERM PAPERS ARE DUE FRIDAY. NOW MR. S-'A?KEV HAS AN ANNOUNCEMENT... ,i Yo U CERTAINLY CAN'T Jcp1Jw1— —TY\? $ifl IT 11 R HAS REM 'DOMoTHING " 7.9 .. -- - / ( ,'sn Ontario reader w ants • 4 .,, .; Anyone who has any evident-c' lvitasiu1i1 from orange Juice. 'if Lii ib'poslts around the waist Perhaps your husband would or small of the back and also Prefer to drink inure' orange has high blood pressure should juice and eat [ewer bananas. In lose weight until he is really an cast' I would strongl recommend that his calories be lean, regardless of how it cut to the point that he gets his weight down and keeps it down. Since his risk of an early lwa;t attack or stroke is inbecause of his blood pressure and probably because ill his weight I hope he IS nut also smoking. I igarette' smoking is bad enough fl)) but wlwn combined with high it greatly increases the odds of a major WKS health problem or even sudden deat h, to I . '4-. ________ ,.'.... -. - . - ----- --'."— ---'- , . '' — 0 -. . BICENTENNIAL DEBATER Michael Ray Buchanan of Oskdo High School receives a Bicentennial Youth Debate Award for the Lincoln-Douglas Dcbate eent from Serrrtaryo( the Treasury WUllamn E Simon at the South Plaza of the In' 1'i)vpartmeat In Washington, -. t D Indict ' -". . ,' - — I IZ LIW0111. S i , 1~0 - - \. I - -. •''( — FOREV(R. UnLESS You HEIR I $ / \ tdf"- _J " -o S L "I want my children to have the things I never had ling with wealthy parents!" - .. star- DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau D1'W7 'AroundTheClock Bridge Calendar comics " - " -4'.." ' - - ,,,. S-A I f/Ia., . - ' Wednesday. - - 'I - _________-- MAn - ri A chance of thundershowers during of- ternoon and evening. Highs In (be 90s, lows In the 70s. Variable mostly southeast winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability ii 50 lh'tails aitit tides tin Page 2-A. •.,.. ' -- MERCHANT HONO RED •' % *,, - - ' (ii V - .;, * : WE.vh'HK Partly cloudy through 'C3 ' 10 ' ffUOW,41MR*c ,'fED VC ACAX#ff of \• ' -'' .. - '' i - •' SCID Anoll Pro p '! -.',:' C — d 4_It 3-A 4.11 4_ft Editorial [)earAbby 5./i Or. Lamb horoscope 4B hospital 2-A Obituaris ------------2-A Sports 1-3-B Television 6-A 'LC" YEAH, Af I 4-/i - Women tL1F.XW! A - i Today Crossword ,'iq - * — , 11 — i -- GNP Takes Sharp Drop In Growth Rate t_[- ' Four Sanford Housing staff accountant Edmund Authority officials who missed Dabiedath filed financial statelast Thursday's deadline for ments with County Clerk filing financial disclosure Arthur Beckwith 's office statements ft hrequ red . Comm ss oners forms Monday. George Brown, John Colbert There is no penalty for filing andSarnuel Wright Jr. had filed late. before the Thursday noon deadhousing authority Commis. line. sioners Edward hllacksheare Wi!son,clared income fromand D. C. McCoy, Executive the housing authority, a Firm he Director Thomas W,ls-in III and ownscalled Dynamic Program Planning and the Seminole County Sickle Cell Association. McCoy listed McCoy's Deluxe Cleaners as his source of income. He also owns one parcel of land. Blacksheare, principal of Crootus High School, declared il income from the Seminole ('mint)- school system. lie also Mitwd burglary indictments Judge hloseinann's ruling prisonment under a Florida law listed 25 parcels of land in AWARD Evening Herald Publisher Wayne Doyle accepts a citation thanking the newspaper for "outstanding Vagainst three juveniles have agreed with a ruling last week amended last October but by a Seminole that he owns. service" to the Disabled American Veterans. Chapter 30 Past Commander Jackie Kaiser J.ett) Diabiedath listed the housing been dismissed and their names by Seminole-Bres'ai-d Chief term of years not exceeding life PRESENTED presents the award while Commander Bill Varner and Senior Vice Commander Ray DeGroat look authority is his source of inadded to the growing list of Circuit JudgeJoe A. Cowart Jr. Imprisonment, on. (Iferald Photo by Tom Vincent.) dismissals being appealed to that Juveniles can't be indicted Judge Cowart ruled that the conic. higher courts by State Mt). by grand juries in Florida on armed burglary statute penalty Abbott Herring. first-degree felony offenses. provisions don't authorize "life Cowart dismissed armed imprisonment" as is necessary Circuit Judge A. J. Ofldflfl burglary indictments and freed for a valid grand jury inJr. Monday granted defenseRobert Allen Northwick, 16, of dictment of a child under the motions to dismiss indictments 500 Magnolia Drive, Maitland 11tuls providing indictment WASlilN(;'I*ON (All i —The Gross National Product, The Commerce Npartment said the slower growth slowly is that the sharp boost in inventory accu. against William Benjamin and Joseph J. Santarsiere, 17, of Juveniles for trial as adults. the broadest measure of the nation's economic well- rate was accompanied by a quickening of inflation. mutation of the first quarter was absent. Beaver, 16, of 2642 S. Sanford of300Oxford Road, Fern Park. Herring says his office will being, registered a sharp drop in the growth rate Prices as measured in the GNP accounts, which inBusinessmen satisfied demand in 1975 from inAve., Robert William during the spring quarter, the government reported clude the prices of all goods and services in the econ- ventories because they were overstocked with goods continue its practice of taking Assistant State Atty. Jay Armentrout Ill, 15, of 2915 S. irmed burglar), cases involvingtoday. The drop was attributed primarily to a only rather than just consumer prices, were up 5 per and raw materials in their storehouses, Then in the Palmetto Ave.. both Sianford, Novick said Monday that State stabilization of business inveatory accutnulation. cent at an annual rate in the second quarter. The in- first three months of this year they suddenly began and Gregory Charles Prager, Attorney General Robert juveniles before the grand i' The Commerce Departnlentsaid the GNP grew a(an flation rate in the first quarter was 3 per cent, Shevin's office is assisting as well as capital and life Felony building inventories again. 17, of St. Petersburg. annual rate of 4.4 per cent in volume for April through A sharp drop in the growth rate had been expected by Herring's office in Filing ap- cases. That inventory building quickly stimulated June, compared to a 9,2 per cent annual rate of growth Ford administration economists for at least a month. (;rand jury indictments peals in all five cases to the The number of juvenile ar- in the year's first quarter. Despite the slower growth rate, the GNP figures production and created new jobs, but in the second alleged the youths — who were Fourth District Court of filed burglary cases to go onto Despite the decline th the rate of growth, most econn- contained some encouraging signals. Demand in the quarter of this year inventory accumulation ras at a scheduled for adult circuit Appeals in West Paim Beach. the appeal list is expected to sightl~ mists sa) they feel the drop will be temporary. of 111-W economy, or the level of final sales, actually grew at a court trial this week Defense attorneys for the grow' in coming weeks as more The GNP represents the nation's total output of faster pace — -17 per cent at an annual rate. Final sales burglarized residences and indicted Juveniles argued that indicted juveniles come up for goods and services and is a key determinant of how had climbed at a 3,7 per cent rate in the first quarter. lfl'.t'n rim rimv t $13,1 i'iH'n In tr' armed themselves while inside armed burglary isn't scheduled trials in both :iny new jobs the economy generates as well as the The re ason that final sales managed to climb faster quarter ciiipared to a $14.8 Lillin the houses, ii U,c firt punishable by life mm- Seminole and Brevard counties. economic status of all Americans. while the economy as a whole was growing more quarter, the government said z. i ........... Against 3 Juven es by Gill Fox ''- __. . .-"".-.....' SHA Offic ials File F inanc i a l F i -- SIDE GLANCES . - - Monday's high 94, today's low 71. Rainfall: .91 Inch. xg '1 . A uit we id in response to partner's one-club opening Oswald: 'Our April third with article has caused Si) much A Ass x s V As • A Qx xi £ s reader comment, that we We make the standard reprint it here with Further response of one spade interidiscussion ding to take strong action at Jim "That was the hand our next turn that J0 Culbertson defended (Do you have a question successfully by underleading for the experts) Write "Ask her ace of spades twice, the Jacobys" core Of this wasn't it" newspaper The Jacobys will Oswald 'Most of our answer individual questions readers have criticized Hal's it stamped, self-addressed play of a low spade at trick envelopes are enclosed The one. lie onlv made that play most interesting questions because he held the nine. It will be used in this column would have given him an extra and will receive copics of spade trick if Jo had led f rilin iA Cog y l.fODEn,14 \ rgYA VMV HtJMILMV ON Th E NT FMSON YOU MEET. rPL.L MAKE 00 FE PMR. 4 h. S1 ........._ . , . , have taken his queen It would then have been difficult, but not impossible for Jo to untierleid her ace a second time If she had done so Si)lith could and probably would still has gone wrong Oswald "The point f the whole hand is that when you give a player a chance to gui . wrong h to is do so ITF$1,4fy UNHAPPINESS IS CALiSP P Y 'LJF EX1RIM GOflSIA, T , jack at I rick one, Ely would TUMBLEWEEDS YOUR i ,. . CONGRESS! -- :I I!! . itia, the Gold Plain of Mars. It is the smoothest place on a planet which is marked by volcanic .. . peaks and deep valleys and several frustrating delays when planet and found that there gust 20. It arrived near Mars President Ford took note of the landing had to be delayed were no canals. and went into orbit around the the coincidence of the two twice. Scientists expect to see a bar- planet —which is about half the events Mnn.Irxv xnrI Radio signals from the Vik- ren, sandy plain with meteorite size of earth — a month ago. proclaimed today as Space red planet, space officials craters. ing, traveling at the speed of craters scattered here and Viking 2 is an Identical lander Exploration Day. announced. Later exploration is to in- light, took 19 minutes to reach there and volcanic ridges wind- and is soaring through space A landing site several hun.Radio signals from the probe, dude life-detection tests and earth. Ing across the plain, and is due to enter Martian or. dred kilometers to the souththe (Lr,t American spacecraft soil sampling. For more than 100 years obThe pictures, to be radioed bit August 7. east of today's landing site — to land on Mars showed it had There was cheering at project servers have thought Mars back to earth, were expected to Coincidentally, the touch- along with a planned July survived the landing after a 213 headquarters and project might harbor some form of life, appear on television sets at the down schedule of the Viking 1 Fourth Bicentennial landing manager Jim Martin and other In the 1860s astronomers noted Jet Propulsion Laboratory here lander was on the seventh anal- was rejected by the Viking months ago. officials hugged each other the existence of lines running within an hour. versary of man's first walk on team as being too hazardous. Barring difficulties, the un- when word of the landing across the planet that seemed Viking I, the first of two un- the moon, Neil Armstrong's and The newest area, though manned, three-legged lander reached them. They had spent to resemble canals 1M t'J.._ ..,. --.---. But --. manned '.'.II".UiI spacecraft L,,UWIfl "lauzz 4'uarins seemingly much flatter, was was to begin taking black-and- hundreds of hours In the search years later an American space- scheduled to land on Mars this monumental acheivernent on not thought to be any less interwhite pictures of Chryse Plan. For a safe landing spot with craft, Mariner, flew past the summer, was launched last Au- July 20, 1969. estlng, sdentlst.s said. — — a WLL, / PASADENA, Calif. AP America's Viking I spacecraft landed today on a dusty plain of %I.. ..x. t_ tt_ -- .t._ .'idi to search tUE Lilt Oil the h queen-ten. As it was scored that First trick with his ten When Jo got in with the ace of clubs she underfed her ace a second time and hal guessed wrong. played durnm's jack and was down one unless hi.' is very riiuscular he is i'otithination of measures, in' lar to-i heavN, I have always I'luding controlling blood been impressed ssitii tli1iI The obesity not only elevates .ulequate weIght reduction can Ui to lower high blood pressure the blood pressure but often is fit many people. I would think ;'s-sliChitell %%fill a high level of sour husband i,ui> hi.' 40 to 50 i ittyltolesterol particles in pounds overweight, maybe the blootistream. Losing weight more. lie might not need In take will help lower the fattycholesterol levels as weil so much mnetflcmne, or ttii.potassium. because of the lower blood pressure. You can get potassium from medicine. it the Pubic weight -an also get lots of FRANK AND ERNEST I F -'---P ... he lp lower his blood pressure. the past 20 years because of 'Near 'bout everybody calls me 'Old 31", he told the court, explaining somebody gave him the nickname 50 years ago in Tilton, Ga., because he was so lucky at bolita and dice games. Viki ng Lands Safely On Mars , Lamb Ni,, Guess told the court that he's not generally known by his name but instead by the nickname "Old 31." Hemann commented. "You won't see me in Court no more," Guess promised, agreeing to "tell the truth" to state agents probing a bolita operation in Seminole and Orange counties. Guess said his last brush with the law was "about 20 years ago when Mr. (sheriff's Capt. J.Q.) Galloway caught me with three five-gallon Jugs of moonshine coming from Geneva." Guess said he had hidden in underbrush, leaving the 'shine on the road, when Galloway yelled that he was surrounded and he came out and surrendered. Surviv es 213 Million Mile Trip It) OSWAIJ) and JAMES JM'OIIY WI DEAR OR. IAMB — Ms " husband has high blood pressure. He takes medicine For it. which necessitates the intake iii extra potassium. lie gets tins through medicine, oranges and bananas. lie seems content with this arrangement, but I keep wondering if it is really pounds that liteares he has to necessary to continue this way lose. the rest of his life. Is there no I aili sending ou The Health was (ii bring down blood ltte'r 1-8, Blood Pressure, to pressure" Anil as long as he give you more infortiiation on continues to take medicine how what blood pressure means and 'an they know II his blood why It IS important to control it. Others who want this Inpressure is still high without it lie is 17 years old, 5 feet 6, and forIIition can send a long, wcigh.s 182 to 190 pounds. Also taniiwd, sell-addressed enare there other ways of getting velopo with 50 cents for it. Jot 1)tassiui1t than a banana a t'nii sour letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, lay" 1k' hates them' Itadmo ('It)' Station, New York, DEAR I(EAI)EI( — ou 10019. didn't say how high your The higher the blood pressure husband's blood pressure really likely a person is to . is. Usually it is necessary for .i iicvclop latt'-t-holesternl person whii reall) needs u. arteries. These k'lIts iiiedicine to keep the t)ood i an cause strokes or heart pressure (town to continue to attacks. :\ lot of the success itt lake il.The exception titioul tiecre.asing the incidence of the person who alters his life heart attacks in recent years is Ivle in some manner. such its troin the I -ontrol and more weight reduction, that helps eflectivt' treatment of high 'tive the blood pressure blood pressure, so it is very tinproblem. Strokes. ha ,, u portant I suspect sour husband could imecreaseti about 29 lier cent in Judge Hosemann withheld adjudication of guilt after accepting the elderly man's guilty plea to the misdemeanor count and put him on probation for a year, "I've got a feeling you've been In this business a long time," Judge - Your hopes will be based on practically, the results will be practical foundations this rewarding. -rtft '1i, ............ A coming tI'xr You shoukL Lmm' BRA situation you're involved in realize your goals, but It mar ittay take a profitable turn, es- take more time than you anecially if those concerned strive ticipate at first. Ity I.arence E. lamb, St. D. NEL1.07 DESIST IN 'rCUR C'EFAJtATh)N. WT— Su'S! ARE NOT AREjar MENXANT50' ' long as you approach matters I "I don't collect no bolita money," Guess said, "but Ianthe phone sometimes." swer A 93-year-old Midway man, indicted by the statewide grand jury on a felony lottery charge, has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor — attempting to aid a lottery. Boy Guess, a social security pensioner who says he was born in 1883 and still works about three months of the year as vegetable picker, admitted Monday to Circuit Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. that although he can't read or write he answered a telephone at a Washington Street, Midway, residence and passed along bolita numbers. WIN AT BRIDGE Affects Blood Pressure BUGS BUNNY By BOB LLOYD Herald SIaf(Writer ' Weight FANTASTIC Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents Old 3 1' Gets Probation: 'I Don't Collect No Money' TAURUS I April 20-May 20) )our VICWS. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. Condition.s will be generally favorable where your personal iD II you've been thinking interests are concerned. Take about embarking on a self. steps now to advance yr improvement plan, start it Ux1a. Your chances of success cause. Montana STOCKBROKERS! .- 68th Year, No. 283—Tuesday, July 20, 1976 along. AIIIF_S March 21-April 19) to help Wet. 24-Nov. flJ SCOI{I'I() things Today and tomorrow could develop that would mean You might have to make a extra dollars in your pocket. decision today, one with far. look around. There's a profit to reaching effects. Once you've thought It through, don't all he made. it 1 55 56 ARCHIE No HOROSCOPE -- - ii - '' " 0 - I James P. Kinsey I left), manager of PubILx Market in Semlook Plaza accepts an appreciation award from Casselberry Police Chief George C. Kart her. Kinsey was thanked for providing bullet • �Herald, Sanford, F). Tu444e1, July IC, liTh Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. ___ _.- - __ __ _,-. -.--5., _.__ -,' 4_~. -__-___ _= I. ;. ..,.._,_._ "!-.4, IwL. _;._"_._ . _3 . .Is,_ _.__-=_ __ -,~ 1.__- :_ NA110N BRIEF .-'.'' :_________—' . Says Pardon ;4 Of Nixon ______ —' L?r % - • / 0 '•. Was Right --• , .t " President Ford says he was right to pardon Richard Nixon in the wake of the Watergate scandals and that the voters will decide if the pardon should be a campaign issue. Ford was jovial, talking like he had the nomination of his party sewed up, as he held a news conference on the White House lawn Monday. But Nixon's name and the word Watergate kept popping up, both at the news conference and at the nearby offices of the AFL-CIO, which cited the pardon as one reason in explaining why the Labor federation will support Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter over Ford. Pressed by reporters, Ford said his decision to pardon Nixon was best for the nation. And he added, "I would do it again." — J .. -, -. • __ I, - . ____.\ • 40 - II - _____ ;f, j • 1. j - ________ •. -, / ,,•' j . POLO, * J -A .1— Bill : ____ ______ - - t • J j d,u;'7. I --' . .. 1. 1. .• ': 1. . t. - ' y I. • I , #, .'J . I. .' • Fifth Gambling By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A fifth suspect whose residence was raided by state agents June 30 has been indicted by a statewide grand jury probing Illegal lottery tO1Lt) activities in central Florida . iymonu .amarr inim, -• of 1504 W. 16th SL, Sanford, was released from Seminole County Jail Monday on $15,000 bond following his arrest on an indictment charging aiding and assisting a lottery, possession of lottery tickets and possession of lottery paraphernalia, Jail records show Smith was arrested by sheriff's agents at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, where the suspect is employed as an orderly. Arrested Friday on lottery indictments were Clayton Thomas, 61, of Altamonte Springs; Willie Laura Cochran, i, Lawmakers Deny Leak WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressmen who served on the House intelligence committee are telling investigators they did not leak the panel's secret report to CBS newsman Daniel Schorr and don't know who did. House ethics committee investigators said Monday that after more than 400 interviews and $150,000 spent, they have not been able to determine who gave Schorr a copy of the intelligence copimittee report. - counties. In other cases, sheriff's deputies arrested 74-year-old Robert Stephens of Midway Monday night on a circuit court warrant charging lewd assault upon a minor child and lewd act in the presence of a minor child. Bond for Stephens was set at FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 714 Well First St., Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of SECOND LOOK, and that I intend t register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with provisions of the Fictitious Na Statutes, To-Wit: Section *65.09 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Lu Keyser Publish: July 20, 27. Aug 3. 10, 1974 DEB.77 $8,000. 49, of 905 S. Orange Ave., Deborah Ann Williams, 18, apartment 66, William Clark Court, and Dewey H. Smith, 53, of 1900 W. 18th St., all of Sanford. The addresses listed by all five suspects when they were bo.ked at county jail are Locations raided by state, city and county officers three weeks ago in which evidence reportedly was seized, including cash and betting paraphernalia that authorities said was linked to a $50,000-a-week lottery operation in Seminole and Orange Despite stormy weather Monday night in south Seminole auto burglars apparently stayed busy. Sheriff's deputies reported five citizens band radios were stolen from autos at various locations. Merle Welch reported that two men kept a clerk's attention at Bellows TV Town, 199 W. SR436, Fern Park, while a third man took a portable color television valued at $430 from the store. Sheriff's deputies said the theft suspect was last seen on SR-436 driving a faded green sedan. AP — The vestlgation was discussed ethics committee has Monday but no vote was taken. been waiting for one piece of The ethics committee ininformation in its probe of alle- vestigated formal charges gations against Rep. Robert against Sikes filed by Common I.F. Sikes, 1)-Fla., before vot- Cause, which describes Itself as ing whether to release its re- a citizens lobby, port, Chairman John Flynt The charges were that Sikes, says. chairman of the house subcornFlynt refused Monday to de- mittee on military construction scribe the piece of information appropriations, helped but said he expected to get it establish a bank on a naval base today and his panel will vote in which he later held stock. this week on the Sikes repurt. It also charged that Sikes That means the report will sponsored legislation to benefit not likely be released before development of Florida land in next week because House rules which he had a financial inter, IIJ U.4UIIV d •uurr-Uay ImamIt WASHINGTON House TUESDAY, JULY 20 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.. Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Parents Anonymous, for troubled parents, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist (lurch, Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. WD!'ESDAY, JULY 21 Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 pm., Civic Center. Seminole County School Board dinner honoring Board Member Allan Keeth, 6 p.m., Holiday Inn. Mosquito control panel discussion, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, Sanford, 10 a.m. On Delega tes HOSPITAL NOTES • 0 'C Pe112v We Dejiier. .1 • — — Tuesday, July 20, 1976—Vol. 68, No. 285 P,,bhh,,d oaa7 and 5uda. ecepI 51 ,d.y and Chr,tfma 0.a,, o, Ih' Sanford Herald Inc . 300 U Frenc h Ave . Sanf3rd, Fl, 31771 Second Class P*staq Paid at Sanf.vt Florida 13171 Home D:rr,. 55 a'n,s. M -iln, $3 10. 4 ?.¼nths 511 , l9 40 So Mad inFiorida some asno,-neqJei , -rv AilOther ,,. j I Mo,i!'. 57 70 • P%'pi, 516 3: 17 Mnt"s. 517 t) 1 _____ ___________________ ______ __________________ _________________________________ _____________ ____________________ _____________________ t;; BIRTHS Sanford Mr. - Mrs. C.E. (Linda) DPuy, a boy DISCHARGES Sanford Sharon Williams London Gibbs Helen P. Malone Eartha Melton Georgiana L Reese Katrina Sanders ClunetiahWer George Thomas Annette L Ware Jennie Ministeri, Deltona George G. Moore, Orange City Mrs. Benney (Alice) MacKeyroy & baby boy, San- WEATHER Monday's high 94, today's low 71. Rainfall: .91 Inches. Partly cloudy through Wednesday. A chance of thundershowers during the afternoon and c%enlag. Highs in the !Os, lows tu the l0s. Variable mostly southeast winds around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability is 50 per cent. EXTENDEDFORECAT Hot and humid with only isolated thundershowers, mainly during afternoon and eening hours. Highs In the 90's, lows in the lOs. Wesbiesday's Daytona Beach tides: high 3:44 a.m., 4:28 p.m., font low 9 50 a.m., 10:41 pm. Port Mrs. Ge.isrg (Carol) Mar- Canaveral: high 3:22 a.m., 4:18 shall & baby girl, Orange City p.m., low 9:18 am. 10:22 pm - .'... . - ' - . - - ', - - ' - 'I fS -- , R_&~, ~~ III I A Oil Companies Boosted 1 -19 Un bwamp Road Question le., , ' 11"M 4F 4 1 k •- .1 —, .. ` AWARD /.!' Lieutenant Commander Uenry'M. (Jim) Thompson left) son of Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Thompson of Lake Monroe, has been awarded first prize in a contest to design the insignia for the Iiewest of the Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the Dwight I), Eisenhower. Dorman W. Morris (second from left), president and chairman of the, board of the Bank of Newport Ness s, Va., presents a $50 U.S. Savings Bond to Leonard B. Aaron, 1976 crusade chairman of the Peninsula Unit of the American Cancer Society. The bond ii presented to LCI)R Thompson for the "inning entry. The ship's commanding officer, Captain William K. Ramsey looks 011. PRESENTED ' A N ON IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Oil companies seeking expanded drilling in the Big Cypress Swamp received good news as the Cabinet took up the matter today. The U.S Interior Department announced that it had no objeclions to proposed Il-mile road the Exxon Corp. is seeking to build from the Tamiami Trail to one of its proposed drilling sites. Jack Starke, superintendent of the Everglades National Park and project manager For the Big Cypress preserve, said that Interior could support construction of the road as not barining the environment. His news represented a setback to environmentalists who have Fought the proposed road, most unspoiled region left in the swamp. The Cabinet was to decide whether to allow the road plus grant three additional oil drilling requests nearby. The area is being purchased for $156 million in a Federalstate project to set up the national preserve, The National Wildlife Federation and the Florida Wildlife Federation have been the most vocal groups opposing the road, saying that further oil exploration should be halted until the Interior Department draws up a master plan for preservation of the swamp. The groups have charged that continued drilling might force Congress to rethink whether it wanted to spend huge sums on Tampan Collects Antique Tools AUBURNDALF: (AP) — "It's a respect for relics of a time when people had to work like hell and froze to death," says a Tampa man who has collected about 3,000 antique tools. Fred Bair, 61, a planning conon sultant. says he's spent about 40 sultant, years collecting the old toots, including some hanging, stacked or stashed in his office. One of his favorites is a Nova Scotian book bender which he believes dates back to the l80. It looks like a huge clothespin with rounded notches on the "WI-at they did was this," says Bait, sliding the hook bender's two legs down over his thumb. "The fishermen would Put it down over the side of their dory, place the hook between the curves and force it around to put the bend back in it. consider it one of my most unique finds," he says, adding he "picked it up in Nova Scotia for 50 cents." With carpenter's planes of all ages, sizes and descriptions shelved above and behind him, the grey-bearded collector explained ?s)W he beranw inter. "I 'd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE') EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.13S4.CAO4.& In Re: the Marriago of ALVA J HILL, WIFE AND ROBERT C. HILL, HUSBAND. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ROBERT C. HILL First (1st AlT BRIGADE Fort Benning. Georgia. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that, Pltitign for Dissolution ot'l Marriage has been flied against you and you are required to serve a copy, Of your written defenses, if any, to it on NORMAN T. MITCHELL. Al torney for Petitioner, wfete address IS 3.5 West Pine Street, Suite 22$, Orlando, Florida 32*02, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 19th day of August, 1974, otherwise a )udgment m,ay be entered against You for the relief demanded in thi Petition Witness my hand and seal of Court on the 161h day of July, 7976 .3 Agreement Is Reached On Beirut Buffer Zone BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Lebanon's warring Christians and Moslems announced an agreement today to establish a buffer zone between their sectors of Beirut. Palestinian chief Yasir Arafat also announced he was sending a peace emissary to Damascus "because the Syrian. Palestinian crisis as well as the Lebanese civil war must come to an end." Arafat held a night-long emergency conference with his allies, the leftist Lebanese Moslems He also held his second secret meeting in three days with a delegation from the right-wing Christian Phalange party, which has the largest Christian militia fighting in the IS-month-old Both the joint Palestinian-Moslem command and the Phalange party announced that the meeting resulted in agreement to restore electricity to Beirut and to establish a free zone" to restore comnlunication between the Mtedetn and Christian sectors of the city • (Seal) Arthur ft Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish: July 20. 27. Aug. 3, to, 1976 Argentine Guerrilla Slain BUENOS Al LIES, Argentina (AP) — Army troops killed Argentina's most-wanted guerrilla, Roberto Santucho, and his second in command, police sources reported. DEB 79 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Intelligence officials said the slaying Monday night of S.intucho and Enrique Gorriaran Merlo might be a death blow to their Marxist People's Revolutionary Army EIIPI, considered the more important of the two leftist guerrilla organizations at war with the governtiwnt. File Number 76•13$.CP Division In RI: Estate of LYLE I NOLAND, Deceased FORMAL NOTICE IV PUBLICATION TO: ROGER I. NOLAN co Mrs Kathryn Noland 710 North Main Street Wlyne'svilI,. NC and Co Post Office Boa 156 tastelberry. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition for ADM INIST RAT ION Pat beset filed in this court and you at # required to fileyour written I defenses to the peitltion with Ihe clerk of thu court and to serve a copy thereof not later than August 151h, 191k on pitiIio.qi attorney, who's, name and •ddrrsa are: KENNETH R. MARCHMAPI, of Hunter, Patillo. Marchman & Strong, 213 W. Park Avenue, p.o Boa 310, winter Perk, Florida 327*9. If youfa;l to do so, judgment may be entered in du* course upon the ,$ petition. WI TN E SS my hand and the seal of this court on July 7, I97. Arthur H Beckwiffi, Jr. Clerk of the Circsflt Court By Lois B, Walker Deputy Clerk l.bli'sh July 13, 30 77, Aug. 3, 1974 I Security Forces killed Juan N. Carrizo, the fourth man in the ERP high command, earlier this month and captured a number of records and documents of the organization. Tht FliP's third in command, Domingo Mcmi, is still at large Police Alerted For Riots ticinfurce-1 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa AP police patrols were on the alert for a new outbreak of rioting today in the Soweto township eight miles south of Johannesburg. But the birthplace of the black uprising last month remained calm. - The government postponed the reopening of black schools, scheduled for today, following widespread rumors of antigoverment demonstrations in Soweto to coincide with the resumption of classes. The schools have been closed since the rioting last month in which 176 blacks and two whites were killed, and there were Fears that the postponement would touch off new disturbances in the sprawling ghetto where the trouble last month began. I_ Red Cross. _________ The Good U Neighbor. DO YOU HAVE EMPHYSEMA ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS?? Tied To 'Ste al-ToOrder'Ring Woman's Plea Brings Probation B) 110111 l.l.O'iI) herald Staff Writer Her husband, Donald U pleaded guilty in March to associated had on occasions Crowder, 44, was convicted in robbery in connection with one threatened their robbery vicconnection with the burglary of a series of robberies in which Urns with castration and had Mrs. Carolyn Fields ('riiwder, ring that authorities said did a hitchhikers were picked up by urinated upon the victims. 43, of 551 Karen Ave., Alta. million-dollar-a-year business two men in a truck on the Earl Lee Fuller, 25, of monte Springs, has been sen- and was earlier sentenced to pretense of buying dope and Altamonte Springs, drew a five tenced to 18 months probation live years in prison, fined $5,() then taken to rural areas in year prison sentence plus 15 by Circuit Court Judge A. J. and given seven years pro. Seminole and beaten, robbed years probation on his pleas of Uosemann Jr. on her no contest tiation. An appeals court and left stripped of their guilty to burglary and plea to a charge of attempted recently upheld his sentence, clothing, aggravated battery. buying, receiving and conIn other sentencings on hloseniann noted that a precealing property stolen by Monday. Judge llosemann sentence investigation showed member members of a m y meted Five years in prison plus Ray's prior record "is absARRIVE "steal-to-order" burglary ring 15 years probation to Michael J. solutely horrible" and said that ___________________________ last year. Ray, 20, of Maitland. 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Fl, 3:104 By this morning, most power It was reported that several direct hit of lightning on its 417M 89naha Ave Sr"qs, Fli 12111 had been restored to the af- traffic lights, including those at control box," Rice said. "It just Orlando Altamonte Spoin's, 422 4 _44 $34.1) fected areas, but Altamonte the intersections of Howell incIted." Springs policemen were still Branch Road and Sh{436, and directing traffic at the in. Dog Track Road and highway tersection of Sli-436 and 17-92, were still out of cornIQUANTITY RIGHTS MCSE*VCDI Interstate-I. mission early today. 'Everything came at once Scattered hail was reported rain, high winds, lightning," in several areas of South Barry Anderson, a Honda Seminole, as automobiles sat Power Corporation spokesman, stranded in the rising flood 5'T said. "It really wiped us out." waters. The storm, which dumped I rain and hail in its path, Anderson said Florida Power — '-. knocked out several key traffic Corporation lost most of its signals and caused severe service capability during the flooding problems, according to first 45 minutes of the storm, I Altamonte Springs police which struck with a sudden fury PEOPLE Lieutenant Barry Cook, that downed power lines and "We had the entire duty shift knocked out sensitive electronic . 1~ and three reserve officers on equipment. 4 Altamonte BY CERTIFIED INHALATION THERAPISTS AT FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 39S OR *42-43*2 1, ,.,.. _________________ s.._ ________ ______ . - -- I - - Janice Springfield The Florida Hankers Association, the state trade association representing over 750 banks in Florida, is the legislative voice of the industry in matters affecting banks and bank customers and is the organization through which Florida bankers accomplish their industry tasks of banker education, inter-bank coand public inunications relations. 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L ' 1. p,pt,•- PARK AVE. and 25th ST. 8a.m.to9pm. l Days aWeek REDEEM THESE COUPONS AWfl cAur - ' i.' (a.. ' Capt. l,.R. Rice, of the Seminole County Sheriff's #. . " % ry. MEAT the job," Cook said. "StirprLsingly, there were only a few ~ ;M~ i- q xu~ STORE HOURS 4th& SAN FORD AVE. Mon., Tues.,.Wed. 8a.m. to 7p.m. Thurs.. Fri. and Sat. 8a.m. 109 p.m Sunday 8a.m. to 1p.m. V. ar. what was nothing more than a developed oil track. However, Exxon said that extensive studies had shown the road would not harm plant or animal life. Also on the Cabinet agenda was a charge that the CrossFlorida Barge Canal Authority had violated Cabinet instruclions not to enter into new law suits. Ally. Gen. Robert Shevin claimed a requested injunction filed in federal court in Philadelphia violated that ban. The suit was filed to try to keep secret findings of the Army Corps ofengineers. ,-h.r,jin,, it — ,,I,l i., 6,1tI6 ,. U U ..,,i 'U III hUh h F, II 3Ohpdiesel • Joyce t Myers Mary Owens Obtain these services under Medicare Powers I Georglana L. Reese We Bill Medicare For You Rosa L Silas Diana Stuhler • i MacI' B. Thomas Sam J. Watson Willie B. White CO Phinngir' Edwards, I Altamonte Springs Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. Hannah U. Michael, - - - - - -- - CLIP AND SAVE m=m=====""""" ('asselberry Darlene Robinson, Evening Ilesuld Cssell7erry — Rita Black, DeBary - - - FICTITIOUS NAME ! I I I TALLAHASSEE (Al') Attorneys for Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tanzler have argued before the Supreme Court that alleged crimes listed in Tanzler's I ndictment are insufficient grounds to suspend him from office. But Gov. Iteubin Askew's general counsel, Don Middlebrooks, contended Monday that Askew has the power to suspend Tanzler because one of the charges is a felony. Tanzler, Jacksonville mayor since 1967 and president of the-National League of Cities, was indicted two weeks ago on charges of failing to report $15 000 in campaign conon tributions and lying about it under oath. - Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1*51 W lfofre Dame Dr., Altamonte Springs 37700 Seminole County, Florida under the fiCtiti5 name of SILVER FOX TRADERS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provision's CO the Fidiliø* Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $63rn Florida Statutes 1951. 5: Lorraine Fior,11 Publith: July 13, 20, 31, Aug 3, 1976 DEB SI - ' Tanzler Suspension Argued City of Lake Mary, of Seminoli County will receive seated bids up to 100 P.M. Thursday, August 19, 1974 In the City Hall, Its E. Crystal Lak Ave.. Lake Mary, Florida for one C 1976 model Police Pursuit vehicle Specifications may be obtained from Inc City Clerk, Lake Mary City Hail, 1*5 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary, Florida. 5: Kay Sassman City Clerk Publtth: July 20. 1976 DEB 75 u Medicare Subscribers OCALA NATIONAL FOREST (AP) — For $60 each, about 100 Florida youngsters waded in swamps to their armpits, scrapped for food and water and Fished with bows and arrows as part of a survival course in the wilderness. And just as those children ages 8-14 ended a one-week course recently at the state Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's Lake Eaton camp in the Ocala National Forest, another group headed For the wilderness sites. The 57-acre camp 23 miles northeast of Ocala is one of two operated by the commission. The other is at the JW. Corbett Wildlife Management Area near West Palm [leach. HOTICITOBID wait for the Filing of minority views after the vote on releas-. ing the report. The ethics committee report. WASHINGTON Al') - The inittee scheduled a news eon-. edly is recommending repri. Ford campaign chief Rogers one expressing a preference For - ----- == CLIP AND SAVE ===w==== I mand of Sikes as a result of its Ford-Reagan battle for the Re- ference today to lay claim to C.B. Morton scoffed at the Rea- Sen. Howard Baker Jr. of Teninvestigation into allegations publican presidential nomi- uncommitted delegates, in- gan camp's prediction of victo- nessee. i that he used his house position nation apparently will focus eluding some from New York, ry, calling it "baloney" and Ford acted at his news conin three financial deals and did this week on alternating claims Ronald Reagan's campaign part of a 'psychological war- ference on the White house ATTENTION! not disclose his financial inter- from each side about delegates manager said Monday the for- fare campaign." front lawn Monday like a man It ests as required by house rules. captured from the un- nier California governor will Ford, at a news conference already certain of nomination Flynt, a Georgia Democrat, committed category. (\\ have at least 10 more delegates Monday, said he expected good and looking toward the general told reporters that the Sikes inThe President Ford Corn- than he needs to win a first hal- news from his delegate hunters election campaign against Jim-. Cuter. lot victory over President Ford later in the week. Ford claimed my C He said his campaign will be at the GOP convention in Kan- he already has 1,103 of the 1,130 I sas City. And campaign offi- delegates needed to assure pitched on economic recovery, Medicare icare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of, . daIs listed as new Reagan vot- nomination on the First ballot at maintenance of peace and res. toratlon of Faith in government. Alma L. Colegrove, Dellary ers one delegate each from the Aug. 16-19 convention. JULY 19,197d * BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS, Asked what his biggest issue Delaware, Virginia and North AD%IISSIONS Patric S. Haney, DeBary The Associated Press dole- with Carter would be, Ford Dakota. ' Sanford: Ida Crane, DeLand 41 *OXYGEN gate count, which does not said, "I'm not going to discuss • COMMODES Cindy Adams Margaret C. Davis, Deltona The Reagan people said count those considered to be this campaign From that point Philip J. Allen z ç Charles L. Jaeger, Deltona they'd be following later this only leaning toward one candi- of view. It is important for me HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTER,., Annette M. Bisigrn it Lloyd R. Johnson, Deltona week with announcements of date or the other, currently to act affirmatively. I'll let Mr. IL Julia (;. Chase • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT Mildred W. Murphy, Deltona more than 10 other delegates gives Ford 1,066 and Reagan 1,- Carter decide the issues where Roy T. Eldridge William Vining, Deltona Joining their ranks. m 023, with 169 uncommitted and he has some difference." - Pflhft'Yflhiu t'flnri ipa C,uctafnn Jag'k I Mann Mrwirn,,. Ford, Reagan F . :' Notice is hereby given that the est and that he voted for a bill benefitting stock he held in Fairchild Industries Inc. House rules prohibit memhers from voting on personally beneficial measures or other. wise using their office for their financial benefit. Common Cause further charged that Sikes did not report his financial holdings a. required by House rules. Sikes replied to the cornmittee that all of his actions as a house member were on behalf of constituents and not to benefit hirn.srlf. _, Survival Course Is Popular Legal Notice Sikes Panel Awaits Data CALENDAR MEDICARE SUPPLY JACKSONVILLE (AP) - A college honors graduate who won a $500 award for his chemistry work says he was turned down for medical school in the United States because women and blacks are getting preferential 1. treatment, "Medical schools have certain quotas they must fill," Lynwood Cleveland, 24, said Monday. "The r,landards for acceptance are different for each category. Minorities and Females are having the easiest time getting in," Cleveland earned a 3.15-grade average in a 4.0 system at Jacksonville University, was in the the top four per cent nationally on a medical aptitude test and won an oil .company $500 award as an outstanding student in chemistry. JIlUHVlV Jury -. - Medical School Bias Claimed squadron - Miss Birmingham, Mark Cominski and Susan — were Przemienieckl promoted July 12 from cadet basic to cadet airman. Suspect Indicted By Grand WASHINGTON (AP) - Divided in 1972, the House of Labor stands united in this year's presidential election. Jimmy Carter has won the AFL-CIO endorsement, with federation President George Meany declaring, "I think he wants to change things — change the whole economic picture." Meany's announcement Monday of the AFL-CIO endorsement gives the Democratic nominee sunoort from virtually the entire labor movement. -. The big independent labor groups — among them, the auto and mine workers and the National Education Association — have either endorsed or are expected to soon back the former Georgia governor. i Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner is a member of the Cabinet, which oversees the state park system. "If a Cbjnet member asks for something, you give it to him," said a spokesman for the Division of Parks. • Virginia Birmingham of earlier this month. Air patrol members from Sanford Nursing Home residents celebrated the Bicentennial last week with a cake from Flagship Seminole Cadet Squadron 08116 Bank of Sanford, presented by Irene Brown (second from left). Joe Anderson, Doris Jones R.N. of the Civil Air Patrol was Central Florida, the Daytona Myrlene Ballard L.P.N. and Dorothy Wiser accepted the cake. cakes were also presented is named best new cadet at an area and the Palm Beach area encampment In Daytona Beach attended the encampment. Lakeview Nursing Center and Good Samaritan Nursing 11 ,..,,4nt L. •h £ IU VV UUI.J IU Ul - -. . TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State park employes looked the other way recently when some 450 Department of Agriculture employes and family members tapped a beer keg at a park where drinking is prohibited. They also looked the other way as the picnicking state employes passed the gate where park users normally are charged a 25 cent fee, the Tallahassee Democrat reported Monday. Home. Ii As Prescribed by Your Physician Park System Regulations • DESSERT acceptance speech like you of SCOPA with the Seminole submit various weather heard last week," Jackson said, r' County Industrial Development statistics to television and radio referring to oratory delivered .' = Authority SCIDA), the stations in the area. Former Lake Mary Mayor at the Democratic National county's other industry-seeking Ryan said the equipment, Donald Jackson was elected Convention in New York. "We . agency. approved by the National chairman of the Seminole are here for one purpose and ' "1 predict in the near, Weather Bureau, will provide County Port Authority that is the efficiency of the . : r foreseeable future that the figures on river temperatures (SCOPA) Monday night, port's operation, so let's I D SCI A board will be integrated and heights, wind direction and heading a slate of five officers proceed to the next order of into the Port Authority," force, high and low terninstalled by the board For the business." Binford sald. "There is no peratures plus barometric coming year. The slate was presented to . . . reason now whatsoever for the pressure readings for airing on Jackson took over the the panel by Cable, who headed jr existence of SCIDA. It should be Orlando television Channels 2 meeting from outgoing up a three-man nominating integrated into the Port, and I and 9 as well as on local radio chairman Thomas Hinford, committee named by Binford think that will happen." outlets. whose four-year term on the last month. Assisting Cable in . Replacing Binford on the "You know how you always Port Authority ended July 15. drafting the roster of N SCOPA panel s Wendell Agee seeTallahasseeandTarnpa and i ,. In addition to Jackson, other prospective officers were Rowe of Sanford, who was appointed these places listed on TV with SCOPA officers approved by and Jackson. p last week by the Seminole high and low temperatures," acclamation for 1976-71 were: Before the slate was adopted, / County Commission. Ryan told board members. "I Rodney Cable, vice-chairman; Binford called for additional I In other bus ness, SCOPA thought if we could get Sanford i James Howe, secretary; David nominations from the floor for '; Administrator James Ryan mentioned on there ocA Gunter, assistant secretary; each of the five positions, but ' announced that the Port is in casionally it might prompt DONALD JACKSON and Edward Blacksheare, none were made. ROD'SEY CABLE the process of obtaining somebody to say, "Where's treasurer. Binford, who has chaired the he Feels the panel's present who should press for action on meteorological equipment Sanford?' and get us some "I don't have any glowing SCOPA board since 1974, said members are solid individuals the much-talked-about merger which would enable Sanford to recognition," .... State Employes Violate : Seminole Air Cadet Honored _____ ________ BICENTENNIAL ('a.. 4a % WE - IP WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Finance Committee is taking a second look at dozens of amendments that were written into a big tax bill last month, including several that benefit only one or two firms. Sen. Russell Long, 1)-La., arranged today's meeting of his committee in response to criticism of the amendments as the Senate neared a vote on extending last year's individual tax cuts at least through next June. Unless the tax cuts are renewed, a four-member family making $15,000 annually would face a tax hike of $180 a year. For a single person earning $8, flOO, the increase would be $182 and for a couple with no children and earfling $10,000, there would be a $204 hike. A family of four earning $6,000 would pay $445 more. ACI ('itt u.,,u via J li L%II ________ ________ Jackson Elected To SCOPA Chairmanship By KRIS NAsII Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF CLEARWATER — Robert C. Coker, Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, has withdrawn from the raceandannouncedhtisupportforoppOMfltSidneYVeflJF.,Of - Seminole County. Coker, an attorney who ran an unsuccessful campaign In tic Democratic primary for the same District 5seat in 1974, said heJs withdrawing because of previous business commitments iMd responsibilities. In making the announcement Monday, Coker said: "It is with deep regret I must withdraw my name as a cahdidate for the U.S. House of Representatives for the Fifth District. "I have searched long and hard and consulted with my family and staff in order to reach this decision. At this time, previous business commitments and responsibilities, which I had felt would be resolved when I announced, have not been completed. i "I intend to remain active within the Democratic Party and encourage my supporters to carefully select another candld for the Fifth District Congressional seat, a candidate that will deal with the issues and that can best represent their views..l personally think that candidate Is Sid Vihien from Seminole I I County. "In closing, I would like to thank the hundreds of people that have given me their support and encouragement. I ask for your understanding and empathize with your disappointment." _______ • S Tax -' 1 I - 1 .. ' •1 •, Weighs 0 ' 4 w_______ ' FLORIDA I Backs Vihien -- ______ WASHINGTON (AP) Panel ; ..'— __________ Ford J ___ rIN Other Officers Also Named Coker Quits, .. Tuesday, July 20, 1914—lA - - - C - tI c s-e: ',r.5*Z �Evening Herald 1I 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, Fl.A. 32171 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 531-9993 Around Tuesday, July 20, 1976-4A WAYNE H. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM I). CIJRHIE. Managing Editor 9 - _______ Home Delivery; Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Mnnth, $2.70; 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Court Ruling fl The Clock By BILL CURRIE Shows Logic The United States appears to be coming full circle on the issue of capital punishment. The U.S. Supreme Court has now reaffirmed one of the oldest rules of human society - that some crimes are grievous enough to demand the life of the criminal. No death sentences have been carried out in this country since 1967, when challenges of the constitutionality of capital punishment began staying the hand of the executioner. The Supreme Court in 1972 upheld those challenges in a 5-4 decision but left the way open for states to revise their statutes covering capital crimes in an effort to meet constitutional objections. Most states have done so, and the effect of the recent decision in five new cases brought before the court was to sort out the features of new state laws which pass the constitutional test and those which do not. California is among 16 states whose newly. enacted death penalty laws appear to satisfy the test. Laws in 18 other states apparently fall. The overriding significance of the opinions handed down, however, is that a majority of the court has reached a consensus on the fundamental question of capital punishment. Only two justices - Thurgood Marshall and William J. Brenna Jr., - remain convinced that the death penalty is wrong in principle. And eight of the nine justices who participated in the 1972 decision are still on the court. The fact that so many states have sought to restore capital punishment since 1972 impressed the court. "It is now evident," wrote Justice Potter Stewart in the key opinion, "that a large proportion of American society continues to regard it (the death penalty) as an appropriate and necessary criminal sanction." The task of assuring that the penalty is not applied in an "arbitrary and capricious manner," which was the main objection made by the court in 1972, has been found to be not insurmountable. This ruling from the nation's highest court of appeal will clarify the fate of perons sentenced to death under new state laws but it is not likely to end the philosophical arguments about capital punishment. Justice Stewart acknowledged that the court had seen no evidence proving that the death penalty is a deterrent to crime. What it has seen is the overwhelming judgment of legislators that it does, and the Supreme Court cannot overturn that judgment. Nor is the court insensitive to the argument that demanding a human life in retribution for a crime is inhumane. Again, Justice Stewart points to enactment of capital punishment laws as "an expression of the community's belief that certain crimes are themselves so grievous an affront to humanity that the only adequate response may be the death penalty." A period of great agoilizing and deliberation for lawmakers and jurbt.s in America iriay now be coming to an end. The pronouncements from the Supreme Court in answering the constitutional questions arising about the death penalty have been logical and responsible. The moral law which has always stood behind various death penalty statutes, as imperfect as the application of those statutes might have been, remains the ultimate guide. If you read Monday's Evening Herald, you undoubtedly noticed a story at the bottom of Page I-A which was headlined, "Ford To Entertain Uncommitted Delegates at White house." When te story fir- TUeI our desk, we immediate! isad a gut reaction that all isn't on the up and-up somewhere along the line In our political system. Of course, we've long felt there are a lot of things out of line in our political system, but this one story pat ticularly got to us. After all, neither incumbent President Gerald Ford nor challenger Ronald Reagan has a firm lock on the Republican presidential nomination and either one could win at next month's Kansas City convention if they can muster enough of the 172 uncommitted delegates. So, now that all the delegates have been selected iand there are 2259 of them), all but those 172 are committed to one candidate or the other. According to Associated Press figures, Ford has 1,066 in his corner while Reagan has the remaining 1,020. And those 172 who can swing the pendulum one way or the other aren't about to make up their minds until the convention - or so they say. Yet we wonder. Consider this, II you will: Here's rancher Reagan at home digging post holes on his ranch while the President of the United States is hosting a big portion of those uncommitted delegates at a White house reception. Now does that seem fair? I mean, wouldn't you feel flattered if the President invited you to the White House for cocktails? We would and did, only the last time we were Invited we had to turn him down — too busy. This isn't the first time the President has invited delegates to the White House and we doubt if It will he the last between now and the GOP convention. But isn't it, or doesn't it seem, like he's buying the nomination with a few drinks and hors 'd oeuvres' And who's footing the bill for all this — the Ford campaign committee? Oh sure, we feel certain the committee is buying the drinks and food, etc., but who's footing the bill for all the other extras that go along with suth an affair? Certainly somewhere along the line, some taxpayer money has to be used for some of the affair, even if It's just a few pennies to turn on an extra light bulb. Could Reagan, or any other challenger get like treatment? Absolutely not and that's why we think the incumbent has an unfair advantage — even if he didn't get elected to the office himself. That's 30. Economic The Republicans are just as confused, but for different reasons. They haven't the foggiest idea what they want todo about the big oil firms. The little operators seem to be betting on Reagan. Democratic and Republican leaders are earnestly touting increases in U.S. energy production. And plans flow like rivers out of every doorway. But there's no agreement on any of the proposals. C _____ ______ _______ ___________ The last delegate _____ - Letters To The Our Big Mistake Editor, In the past year I have heard a lot of discontent about the County Commissioners in Seminole County, particularly of Sid VihIen. The complaints that have been voiced to me (about Mr. VihIen) range from haphazardly reviewing the county's jail just before it burned down to campaigning for a higher office while receiving county pay. What I would like to bring to the attention of the voters in Seminole County is the fact that we should not be pointing fingers at him for his mistakes. In reality we the voters should be taking the blame. Sid VihIen has served as an elected official for six years and has never been elected, lie was appointed in 1970 by the Governor (The Honorable Claude Kirk) and ran unopposed in 1972. His big mistakes are our one big mistake for not Finding, working, or financially supporting a candidate to run against him. We have had to hear the pain (and possibly the loss of life) by giving him the decisions of a county cornr,r,Iu . I .i this i, " " "" " '""i" future candidates of all offices. Larry S. Groves Sweetwater Oaks I,,iccinfu,r I,c , nn tn Editor That is the date that voter registration books close for the Florida primaries. Once the books close, it is too late for a citizen to register to vote in the party primaries, meaning he or she will not be able to participate In deciding on party nominees for many important governmental offices, As Florida's chief elections official by law, i want to urge all citizens who are riot registered to register. This is our Bicentennial year and the strength of democracy in this great depends on the participation of citizens, For those who are registered, I commend them. Registration, however, is the first step toward citizen commitment. The next step is to participate In our election process and to vote. I also commend the news media for its assistance in promoting voter registration and our government officials who have worked hard to bolster citizen participation. Again, July 24 not far away and I hope this date is everpresent in the minds of concerned citizens, Bruce A. Smathers Secretary of State ,c tn On Voter Registration Editor: Tax reform is in a class by itself. All I am hopeful that all your readers are aware Democrats and Republican want to close tax of a very critical deadline that is fast ap. loopholes - all loopholes, that is, except those proaching. I refer to the deadline of 5 p.m., which benefit them and their constituents. Saturday, July 24. JACK ANDERSON : V. Jobs Funding President Ford should sign the jobs program bill that Is on his desk. It is directed at two persistent problems which remain troublesome despite the general improvement in the economy continued high unemployment in the construction industry and the layoffs that are occurring as state and local governments struggle to balance their budgets. A similar bill that would have cost 16.2 billion was vetoed by We President in February on the ground that it was inflationary. Ile called it "little more than an election-year pork barrel." But the price tag has now been reduced to $4 billion. The new legislation is a compromise. It provides $2 billion for job. creatingstate and local public works projects, $1.25 billion for counter-cyclical anti-recessionary aid to help state and local governments maintain services and $700 million for waste water treatment programs. BERRY 'S WORLD 'You do that very well, but I'm not doing cabinet job interviews today!" Ford Aides Eye Reagan Taxes WASHINGTON - President Ford's cam- to open up his tax returns. It would violate his paign aides tire trying to make a case of tax privacy, he said. avoidance against Ronald Reagan. The A month after our stories appeared, Reagan President's men, searching for material to yielded under the pressure and released some embarrass Reagan, have asked a law firm to general information about the taxes he had paid analyze the information he has released about from 1970 through 1975. But he combined all his his finances. The tax lawyers concluded, ac- federal, state, property and sales taxes and cording to a confidential campaign memoran- revealed only the lump sum. dum, that he must be using his children toescape It was impossible to ferret out how much paying full taxes. federal Income tax Reagan had paid each year. The confidential analysis indicates that Earlier, a story had leaked out that Reagan paid Reagan's taxable income is "extraordinarily low no state income taxes in 1970, evn though his for a man with his financial background and income For the year was $730 assets." The lawyers, therefore, believe that "l'he tax lawyers have noted," states the Reagan "most likely has a number of confidential memo, "that if their understanding irrevocable trusts for his children. In that way, of Mr. Reagan's 1970 tax returns, that is, no state income derived from such trusts would not be taxes paid that year, they believe that . . - he reported by Mr. Reagan but would be reported most likely paid no federal taxes because the by his children on their tax returns." same tax base is used" to calculate both state A spokesman for Reagan categorically and federal taxes. A spokesman insisted that Reagan had paid denied that the former California governor has established irrevocable trusts for his children. "several hundred dollars" in federal taxes in We called this to the attention of the Ford aides, 1970 but refused to specify the exact amount. 1'El{KORISl' TIES: Israel has claimed that who were upset that we had obtained their confidential memo. Uganda's madcap President Idi Amin en They acknowledged that they had no "hard thusiastically cooperated with the proevidence" to prove their case against Reagan. Palestinian terrorists who hijacked a French But if Reagan isn't hiding income in Irrevocable airliner and flew the hostages to his country. Israeli commandos made a daring, 2,500-mile trusts, they said, he must be hiding it somewhere stab into the jungle, landed at Uganda's Entebbe else, Reagan has only himself to blame for the airport and freed the hostages. The raid has questions that have been raised about his tax stirred up an international controversy, which returns. Several months ago, we asked all the tulininated in a full-scale United Nations debate, The irrepressible Idi Amin, meanwhile, has major presidential candidates for their income tax returns for the past five years. To ad issued plaintive statements, wailing that he had future Washington scandals, we contended, the tried to save the hostages and that the Israelis public has the right to know whetherpresidentlal had repaid his kindness by shooting up his soldiers. The available information, according to aspirants have a clean financial record. Reagan was the onh candidate who refused our intelligence sources, confirms the Israeli Former Resident Entertains 11111111111111111111 - By DORIS DIETRICH Herald Correspondent Julie E. I ?L'tIJ U1I1.IV I i,lrin Qnn W91t0r I 'Jit% — III L11 r. Y, . • .... Mondale as his 'ice presidential running mate, Jimmy Carter tells us the Minnesota Democrat is ,,most compatible with me," that there are 'no discernible differences between his position 1 and mine." So, who is Walter Mondale and wha (toes he stand for? In September 1913, when asked on "Meet the Press" where he differed significantly with George McGovern on the issues, Mondale ducked the question, saying he didn't like labels, he made up his own mind, he didn't like being compared to others, etc. lie replied: "I am a pragmatic, progressive Democrat. My record is there and you can look at it." Fine, let's look at the record. According to the two most liberal organizations that rate member of Congrecs the Americans for Democratic Action ADA) and the AFL-CIO's Committee on Political Education 1 COPE) — Mondale is a nearly "perfect" liberal, a man who lUdder newspaper reporter Albert Eisele has described as having built his Senate career on issues that were 'the -New -Great touchstones of New DealFrontier Society liberalism." For the first session of the 94th Congress, theS AIM rates Mondale as having been "in harmony with liberal policies" 94 per cent of the time, voting "right" on 17 out of 18 issues. This is a score live points higher than George McGovern. Among the positions the AIM likes are Mandale's votes: For federalb' funded Medicaid abortions; for an increase in the federal budget from $365 billion to $374 billion against Sen. Joe Biden's, H.Del., amendment to stop HEW-ordered forced busing for racial balance; for Sen. Mike Mansfield's, D.-Mont.. amendment to break up the oil companies, against further debate on Ralph Nader's brainchild, the Agency for Consumer Advocacy, and further Senate discussion of the Big-Labor-backed Common Situs Picketing bill; and for cutting the 1916 defense authorization bill by $1.2 billion, and his vote to dismantle this country's last Anti-Ballistic Missile i ABM site in North Dakota, The former head of the ADA, Joe itauh, whore has known Mondale for 25 years, says there is no one in public life he respects more. ltauh says of Mondale - who himself headed the ADA's student nreaniiatjnn in 1948 — that he is positively "lyrical" about everything the Mmnesotii Democrat stands for and that "I would mortgage my house if it would help him." For the first session of the 94th Congress, the AFI,CIO's COPE rates Mondale as having voted the Big Labor line on 21 out of 22 issues. COPE likes Mondale's votes: for a $9 billion budget- of busting public works jobs bill; against restricting the power of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's IOSIIA) ability to harass small business; for making it easier to get food stamps; for oil price controls and against natural gas deregulation; and against decreasing the salaries of federal employes. On no issue has Sen. Walter Mondale been more unyielding and more isolated than he has account Here's what our sources have been able been on the subject of forced busing to achievel racial balance. The Washington Post's national to establish: — The hijackers planned from the start to political reporter, David Broder, has written land in Uganda. They told the hostages their that Mondale 'has been perhaps the Senate's destination, and they took on enough fuel during most outspoken defender of court-ordered a stopover in Libya to reach the Uganda airport, busing. -When the hijacked plane landed on This explains why in the Senate Mondale has Entebbe, a German terrorist was heard by been tagged with the nickname "Mr. Busing." witnesses to say: "Now it Is okay. I can see Al9l2 profile of Mondale published by Ralph Ugandan soldiers are here." Nader's "Congress Project," notes that at a time — l'he a'-port lounge, Ugandan waiters when 8 out of 10 Americans opposed busing to. already had food prepared for the hostages. One achieve desegregatior., and most politicians prisoner asked how so many meals could be were hedging on the issue (even McGovern and prepared so last. The head waiter laughed and Humphrey), "Mondale alone continued to speak said: "We knew well In advance you were in strong support." coming. Sen. Mondale has said that it's no secret "that - Amin personally embraced the terrorists, I believe the federal government has a strong calling them "My brothers." He loudly role to play in the solution of human problems." proclaimed that he was their friend and that he Indeed, it is no secret. Virtually every would help liberate all the Palestinian priso ners solution the senator proposes to almost any in Israel. problem would make Big Government ever DANGEROUS COLUMN: The Food and Drug bigger. l'he amount of federal legislative ac. Administration has accused columnist James tivity Mondale himself has stimulated on social Kilpatrick of writing a dangerous column about issues is, as the Nader profile observes, the apricot-pit-derived drug Laetrile, which has "staggering." been offered as a cancer cure. Mr. Carter's running mate has called the Kilpatrick conceded that the drug is 19obably Office of Economic Opportunity's disastrous "worthless" but defended the cancer victims' Community Action Programs ,,one of the most right to use it, contending it IS' mles," 'flit? effective weapons in thu ever-continuing war on FDA, in a private letter to Sen. Gaylord Nelson, poverty." D.'Wts, warned that Laetrile is far from lie has said that what the economy needs 'harmless" but, on the contrary, could cause "a longterm system of controls," death. And, while declaring that the federal "Mr. Kilpatrick's false claim that Laetrile Is government should "get its now out of the harmless cannot be dismissed or Interfere with family," he has at the same time proposed a early diagnosis and swift treatment," massive, $2 billion comprehensive child Footnote: Kilpatrick told us the V')A is "wrought up. This Is purely a matter of scientific development Program, which would thrust Uncle Sam's Snout even deeper Into the affairs of the disagretments On the harni!es.n,ss' fund, 2 Jones, McGee Jr. K.G. 1~ 1 Liberal _________________ In And Around Sanford Tuesday, July 30, 17.-sA I A Staunch Reigns NEW YORK - Like the Republicans, the Democrats are in erratic search of an economic program. There is no problem with pious generalities — less unemployment, tax reform, greater exports, trust busting, getting the able-bodied off welfare, slashing government waste, bringing the bureaucracy into line. In this, Democratic high-sounding rhetoric is as like Republican prouncements as two peas in a pod. It's in getting down to details that all are like blind men walking down a foggy alley with no exits, On unemployment, the Democrats have only a government-financed employment bill so expensive and so disruptive of the economy that some of its most influential endorsers are backing away. There is good reason to believe that the proposal was introduced only with the certainty President Ford would veto. In essence, the bill would guarantee a government job to hundreds of thousands at rates higher than much of private industry could afford for unskilled and semiskilled labor. Even research by sympathetic scholars indicates the result would be double-digit Inflation worse than we've just gone through. Jimmy Carter has come up with the thought that private industry could somehow be encouraged io provide more jobs, but has offered no more than patchwork thoughts on the subject, that is, a temporary government subsidy on wages of those about to be let go. He does suggest an end to double taxation. On trust busting, the Democrats are in complete disarray. The word has spread through the ranks of the Democratic leadership that one way or another the oil companies have joined in a conspiracy. And that they must be broken up vertically, horizontally, or crossways. Pick your Democratic bigwig here and take your choice. Carter leans toward a look at horizontal busting, Liking the companies out of coal, uranium, geothermal energy - and presumably solar power. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mondale Conf us ion WOMEN 11-01--n-m- 4 JOHN D. LOFTON JR. RAY CROMLEY Bride's Book — Exchange Vows Julie Emerson Jones and Kenneth Gerard McGee Jr. were marriet' July 3 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tudor Griffith Jones Jr., 575 Orchid Drive, ',dj Naples. Rev. Joseph Weaver was the officiating clergyman at the 7 p.m. ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gerard McGee Sr., 65 Sweetbriar Branch, Longwood. Lori Golden, pianist, presented selections of nuptial selections. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a candlelight gown fashioned with a tiered lace skirt with lace ruffles accenting the neckline and sleeves. her headpiece was a modified lace mantilla and she carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds, white daisies and V baby's breath. Sarah Evelyn Jones of Gainesville attended her sister as maid of honor. She wore a floor length pink and white gown and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds, baby's breath and daisies. Mark Francis McGee served his brother as best man. £UV u,Ide s purenia entertained at a reception in the home immediately following the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Vanderbilt Beach, the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gerard McGee Jr. newlyweds are making their home at Gainesville where both are juniors at the University of Florida. The bridegroom is a miiember of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. Lives Of Super Stars ' Wives Are Not Exactly Super Secure ____ alone; run the household Z I omen are married to the men ,- perheroes. Is the man who jumps higher and runs faster really super?" explains Jeanne Parr of her two-year project intervlewing wives of sports stars. "And what I found out is they're not married to a super man. They're married to a su4per athlete and a difficult 11 ___ , -'. . , ' - - . ie ' - , -,,,.:.. -. ___________ . . -. r. " - t ...;.. . . . ________ - •c, 1. 'd Sue (Doris Sue Williams) Eisele of Shaker Heights, Ohio, is currently visiting with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd (Nellie) Coleman, and other family members. Before arriving in early July, Sue had planned a cocktail party-buffet dinner for her many Sanford friends. She Is a 1939 graduate of Seminole High School. While Sue is reuniting with longtime Sanford friends, her attorney husband, Edward, and 14-year-old son, Bill, are on a fishing expedition in Newfoundland. The Saturday night gathering at the Coleman home was a delightful homecoming fete. The two sisters combined their culinary aptitudes and served a delicious buffet dinner in a red and white candlelight setting. Invited to join the former Sanfordite and the Colemans were Jeff l and Bill Kirk, Liz and Norman hleifrich, Dorothy and Doe McReynolds, Annette and Kenneth Wing, Nancy and James Terwilleger and Shirley and Carl Schilke. Also Virginia and Jack Burney, Ann and Ben Howland, Marilyn and Kelly Welch, Sophie and Kay Shoemaker, Martha and Ned Yancey, Zona and Art Beckwith, Gladys and Bill Wray, Doris and Carl Dietrich, Wilma and Perk Dean and Boo and Fred Ganas. The women worry about fi- ~' [ .' . . . .• , - :j;' - :' . i fA . .-..: - 1 ' . ' . . '' . ' .'.-•;- . ,l. .. .. 't- . : r , , . I - . 11 . . S,-, . " - . . . rZ . — .. . AlI. ' :; - -. / 10 ' - - . \ •. . . ,,,.._ •. .. I ' ,• . .. ' . . - ) .' , , ' . .,, - .' . " . - - . "• '' .. . .: . - - % ,. Jk J - " ' 1 . , // ...k. I 1. • % 1*0% V ' %. A - , ) . , 'Av_;t. 4 ' .. ... I' . 4. g,, A,1 .4 I -i . . I dF, . Slary Grant, Ginny and Nor- ~ A. 4_.Ar; A pointed out, since their men are man Wedekind, Derieux and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Coleman (left) and Sue over the hill , Elide get reedy for party. (Herald photo by Doris at 35. They wor- Ralph Dean and Bill and Peggy Dietrich) ry about injuries. But their No. Conrad. I fear is the groupies who flock Also Dottie and Bob Karns, around the superjock. Virginia and Jack Burney of ding in Miami. nation's birthday celebration. Bill and Walter Gielow, Jane Geneva have returned after a They toured Washington, D.C., 'But I felt a rumbling going and Spence Williams, Ann and mini-vacation in Georgia Martha and Ned Yancey took Williamsburg, Va., and other among n. There's a feeling flow Dick Aiken, Dottie and Jack followed by attending a wed- a bicentennial trek during the historical points of interest. women who have lived Bolt, Jessie and Brack Perkins o nly For the guy that something and Elizabeth and Frank . missing. She has money, a Mebane. Tickling Torments Date , _. . nious, but she doesn't hav During his lifetime Dick 1 on iSince the interviews Aiken has sung at so many mne of the couples have sepa- weddinims he has lost , (A ('Aunt , rated. Miss Parr said.) — ByAISIGAILVANBUREN including the wedding of Donna however, when It comes to Jeanne part, right, inter- views Nancy Seaver for They often are not even inter"The SuperLou Harper and Attorney trading my good dancer for DEAR ABBY: I have a wites," a collection of in-depth Interviews with the wl',es of top esled in their husband's sport lteubin Askew. someone's poor one.) ticklish problem, or perhaps I players in etery major sport. but prefer different one, noted When daughter, Missy, should say a "tickling" Miss Parr,a widow in her late CONFIDENTIAL TO became the bride of Paul problem. 40s who prefers skiing to "LFrrLE IN BIG D.": U It Richard Beach recently, not who came out delightful, warm the guy gels lifted to the stra. competitive sports. I have been going with this were my decision, I'd marry only did Dick sing, but he also and zany saw herself in print tosphere and she's still just a fellow for six months. He is a "I have enough competition the man who was the best and was absolutely undone." cheerleader waiting for it all to In itmy daily life," she said. Now gave his daughter in marriage peach and I adore him, but provider but didn't know how to after she was escorted tohlmat there is one thing I The women agreed to be in- be over" i'mliin,'d tPi, hlnn,I. ttnrkjnL' on ,nnthpr L1 cannot b'" aaa. U•_5 _easier .to leach teach a man '' """"'" the alter by her brother, Dickie terviewed, Miss Parr believes, Miss Parr, curled on the gold book in her pre-Revolutionary stani and Is his tjj' how to kiss than how to take would you do in my AIkCfl place? because she dealt directly with quilted bedspread in her hotel house in Newburyport, Mass., me. home 1600 a week. Ann and Dick are the Parents SITTING ITOUT them rather than through their room in a white pantsuit and by the sea, she hopes "some of He is 6 foot 5 inches tall, 35 DEAR SITTING: I'd continue husbands, and as a group they champagne-colored sweater, the talent of famous writers of ten talented children. Ann years old, and weighs 190, Evervone has a proOlim. What, said, "I wouldn't swap places which needless to say puts me to be a "good sport". Look at Mrs? For a personal reply, wrilq to had not been heard from, "The air that's rarified for who live around me will rub off ABBY: Box No. 0700, L.A.. cam. with anybody in the world. I at a big disadvantage. though reams of material had him is polluted for her," she on me. Though I think of myself He this way: A dance or two Is GO5. Enclose stamped, sell. just can't imagine life without probably the only fun most of been written about their hus- went on. "lie has the limelight as a reporter rather than a addreisad env,Iop,, pieaie. thinks it's funny to tickle me being surrounded by children." until I am nearly hysterical and those widows get all week. (I'd bands, __ and she has the shadow. When writer "I admire these women for Fewer than half of the women he loses he's down and has to Iw beg for mercy. I have always be a little less charitable, Frank Mebane recalls the been ticklish and probably will had college degrees and she comforted. When he wins he's coping and in that sense they .. . . . . .iuui ea au.,aIcU ""' are super wires uoing a super recamis on ly about three homes out on the town. never get over it. Sanford's historical landmark, job. As for me. wouldn't I where she saw books, but more I don't want to end this "She has to contend with than half had been cheerlea- loneliness to a degree no other marry Joe Namath if he the Mayfair Inn. Frank served relatio nship, but If this keeps up ders. wife faces. 11cr husband is ab- asked," she added em- as resident manager there and it may be the only solution. My later general manager after nerves are "These people are deeply en- sent most of the time. She has to phatically. always on edge moving to another city for trenched in the physical world go to the hospital alone to have when he approaches me, and I short time, — they're out there cheering, her babies because the coach am beginning to lose control. ("The Superwives" is pubToday the elegance of they meet (the athlete), go to- won't let her husband off the lished by Coward, McCann & How do I get him to stop this yesteryear is but a memory. childish action? gether and get married. Then field; bring tip the children Geoghegan.) For years a gala ball for hotel guests and dignitaries opened TORMENTED the social season in and around DEAR TORMENTED: Tell Sanford. During the winter him that If he tickles you again, - season, guests reveled in luxury It's the end of your relationship. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Blair, at the Elk's Ball, ['oliceman's And If does, don't hesiltate to 2012 Holly Ave., announce the Ball and inter-fraternity balls show him the door. His 41) T arrival of a daughter, Mary Training in the exciting field program a seemingly "childish" action Is cooperative held there, among others. Brush On OMCe ...14SIS for Months Laurel, on July 15. of fashion is now available at education approach has been When the inn became the nothing of the kind-It's Control roaches and ants the Mrs. Blair Is the former Mary . -Seminole Community College designed to enable the student home of Sanford Naval sadistic. easy way-brush No-Roach in Williams. Maternal grandSCC. Beginning with the Fall to obtain work experience in a Academy, local residents were cabinets, cupboards; around DEAR ABBY: I've been parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl tern, in September, studenLs fashion setting, such as in a up in arms over the demise of bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Dieiich of Sanford. Mr. and may obtain an Associate of department store, while the social galas. Frank and his wondering about the following . Colorless, odorless coating wife, Elizabeth, whom he for quite some time: Many Mrs. Dan Blair of Daytona - Science degree in fashion, tending classes, stays effective for months. people think that if they sit at a Beach are the paternal grandconcentrating either in the married while he was the inn Those interested in the resident manager, hit upon the counter In a restaurant instead parents. '- ...fashion design or the fashion of at a table, it's not ne cessary nroornl should ii iu, or carrying Lfl iiiercnanutsing curriculum. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. ______________________________ r-aaition to leave a tip. Is II? _____________________________ Registrar's office at Seminole on. They originated the first Contrivoannouncethebirthof a Community College (323-1450) Annual Champagne Ball under t I'm sure lots of people sit at son, Frank Jr., on July 11, at he counter to get out be of [loth tthyamlevening courses for information. Registration the auspices of Seminole tipping. Yourjust answer Will ora Miller (Formerly of / McDill Al"lI Hospital, Tampa. in such subjects as fashion For Fall classes begins in July, Mutual Concert Association appreciated. T1l merchandising information, Fabric Care Center) is now Mrs. Contrivo is the former so be sure to apply for ad- (SMCA, in 1965. . at Wes- Kay II, 111 W. 27th St. Janet Westerfield of Sanford. basic textiles, and basic mission to the college as soon as DORIS This ball, held at the Mayfair clothing construction will be possible. (next to Pinecrest School). Maternal grandparents are Mr. Country hub, attracted more DEAR DORIS: No matter taught during the fall term with Wash, Dry & Fold Service is and Mrs. William A. Westerthan 350 patrons. A large tent where one sits In a restaurant, a courses in pattern design, now available — 2.5 per lb. field of Oviedo, Paternal was brought into acconunodate tip Is In order-unless, of lrs. JeweIl Jackson of 1211 historic costumes, tailoring anti Hours 8-5. Two drop off locagrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. We-it the overflow. Fortunately the COUflC, the service Is poor. 71h Street, Sanford, others to follow in later terms. lions — Wes Kay I, 2010 ____ Jerry Contriro of Hammonton, retired from 35 years of inDecember night was cornDEAR ABBY: I am 67 and French Ave. and 111 W. 27th Nil. tortable and the result was a my husband Is 71. A few years tlustrlaI employment on June In the fashion miiert-h;indoing howling success. Today the ago, after all our children left 25. 11cr last four years of I Baby back Champagne Ball is legion. working was at Howe Inc. She home, It got so quiet around the __________ ___________________ _____ _________________________ 'J You might consider using a plans to tra'.el and enjoy her house we started going to a long-handled ba th brush if yo ur several hobbles Including nearby supper club to dance. , ck has a tendency to break sewing, reading anti gardening. December will see the 12th We're both pre tty fair dancers. out. Scrubbing with a brush She serves as a mem ber of the Annual Champagne Ball in full My husband has always lived stimulates circulation and Deaconess Hoard of Zion Ilopi' swing. While many are In this territory, so there are i rV helps get rid of dead skin. , vacationing the 19/6-77 ball usually some of his old I V. 1lsslonary Baptist Church. ir thairman, Peggy Conrad, is g lfriends there who are either Eluuis&' Jordan Eubank. making plans for the glittering widows or whose husband are Say "I care" in the nicest retiring teacher of the Senunole — gala, poor dancers, Way. - . In the language County School System, was Some of these women are AiP of flowers feted at a retirement dinner by 5AY C-11.0 PSYCMCW6I5I4, Mr. and Mrs. Rod (Jean) very aggressive, and they ask the members of Kappa Sigma NBIP -i ruL n45y VEIOaJ l'aueson are vacationing in my husband to dance. A HE GROUP. YOU C' Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa 'TO GST Canada where they are at. Naturally, he's flattered and UP(AM .UR Alpha Sorority at the Maitland cuP) -ro Comf6ittoIATE AT tending the World Olymp;ca. never turns anyone down, home of Onie Mathis. YOUR 140V6E OF YOU K81 FP Along the way the couple which leaves me either sitting eFiSUMrinSUCH Sw AS visited some of the nation's it out or dancing with a poor visited Mrs. Eubanks was honored CCOu4 ITca4Ies 0' C'J 4Ju. ce o for 39 ears of dedicated serhistorical sites and en route dancer, i One of Central Florida's Finest Florists 'y1A1' ICIP TEA IS 'fl4( LEAST vice in the Semiunok County borne will sightsee in other I am getting tired of being a peis 'rslaST.qu,McigR 209 E, Commercial tj CAW 5IRV 'ThEM. 322-1*22 schools, "good sport" about this. 11 about the private lives of 29 women whose husbands are top ntsvrc In et'.'r-v mnli-,i' ,nnrt r'"' They include Helen (Mrs. Catfish) Hunter, Marquerite (Mrs. O.J.) Simpson, Karolyn (Mrs. Pete) Rose, Winnie (Mrs. Arnold) Palmer, Mary (Mrs. 4Rod) layer, Barbara (Mrs. Jack) Nicklaus and Nancy (Mrs. Tom) Seaver. "I spent two days and sometimes more with them," Miss Parr said in an interview. "I followed them around super. markets, I had all my antennas functioning to learn about their lifestyle, children, homes, what they had to say about the men." * And, admits the former CBS television news correspondent, since the book's publication she ns gotten a mm or reaction a i irom the wives she so candidly revealed through the taperecorded conversations. "I don't think anyone was unhappy over my comments — just unhappy over their own, shocked that they said what they did," she said. "Even one '', ,- - X . I ~"_~,~ ....... - ~ ct , .t 1-01. , ' _______________ - -- - ABIGAIL a ".... on- - - -., re .. - - - Birth - - Easy Way To Kill Roaches and Ants Reservations Now Open Announcements For SCC Fashion Class - - - r - I - RETIREE PLANS BUSY FUTURE WINN DIXIE c __________ fr - ba Mrs. Eubanks Honor G u es t At Luncheon - ____ r P(k -- Nq F&y - (,VjIt~qj lu QJJ5 I \/ Artful Arrangements for Every Occasion Sanford Flower Shop i �_ - 1 A-Evenlng Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Tuesday, July 20, øfl -------------_ ______ TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 9:30 13J ONE DAY ATAT1ME: Aim lets Xii. take a b, agair& rw better anet (R) 10:00 2 12) CflY OF ANGELS: A lid at Irtigue and honidde extends from the poke b the Dty'signewspsper(R) 4) (1) SWITCH: POle tIIesk) help a wvnwt estaiish that a despised uncle Is deed. (R) 6( NEWS 17) SCHOOL FOR wtvs 3 700 ClUB 1030 8* ALAN BURI(E SHOW .7i WOMAN '24) INTERNATIONAL ANIMATiON FESTIVAL 11:00 '2 (4) (1) ('F) (1j NEWS wn,., t', WEST 7) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 24' LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 11:30 2. 12) TONIGHT Tuesday Evening 600 2. '4 I 6) (tD(12) NEWS 6 FAMiLY AFFAIR '7 ZOOM 24) IVORI,.D PRESS 35 MY FAVORITE 6:30 '2 12: NBC NEWS ) 16) CBS NEWS I DREAM OF JEAS'Nt :7) ANTIQUES F ABC NEWS 24) ZOOM 3 RuN TiN TiN 7:00 TO TELL THE TRUTH ('4) BRADY BUNCH ¶i CCfTPA'T'iON HOGAN'S HEROES .'r FEED6ACK 9) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD. 24 PROJECT 24: "Suriland. Its Peopie, Prottems and FuMe" 5. STAR TREK 7:30 2 CANDID CAMERA 4] MATCH GAME 61) CROSS WITS 8 HOGAN'S HEROES (9) XXI OLtW$C GAMES Event* sthedlJad today indude: basketbet, boxing, cydr, tarldng, field hockey, soccer, gymnastics, handball, nsdfl Pr4attion, lowing, Shooting. SWWTYTIfl9, (5iflQ. 4) 6) WILD, WiLD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY R&plw.N "F xx oiywjc GAMES CONT 24 MOVIE: "The Ovedan• dais" Auetrakan film, Ficbonalized acccu1 of the Iamous WMI catlte dive woes rbnn vaiia to save the came from the Janese, 11:45 '9') TUESDAY MYSTERY: Killed LantT Stanley Bak guests as a Soodard Yard detective diet who tnve5bgateS5(15tlef a well bked man. (R) 12:00 I TO BE AI'*JOIJNCED 100 2' 12) TOMORROW 1:15 9) DAILY WORI) 2.00 2 DAILYDEVOT10NAL and yachting. 8:00 2) '12) MOVIN' Oft Sorvry av1 Wit try to prevent a man from entenng a dangerous balloon race. (R) 14) (6) PQPI' Alxal'wn sii• tars WTtIVaIOII k)ñ($ *$fl tie kz a rruer u'.. 24 OPRY HOUSE: Featt,ed: WaionJervings. 35) MOVIE: "The Time, the and Gm." xgan, Jane Paige. 1946. Storyattwogogetterstiigto operatea,du,to, 8.30 (6') GOOD TIMES: 4 Roricia's rrcc veal ryorie on sick caL (A) 7 WORLD PRESS 900 2 12 POLICE WOMAN: Pepper poses as owi'ier of a pawnst'op to vip a sophisticated busary nng. (A) 4(1 (6) MAS'H: WIien an epidemc SInkes, Buns assgried to rat anvol. (R) 7 RRING UNE 24' GIL4E SHELTER TNUTU , . ,, , Wednesday Morning 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 '8) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:25 '2. (Pbt) WITH THIS RING (Tties., Thu's.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fit) DALY DEVOTiONAL 'F' DAILY WORD 6:30 2. (Fit oril) I DREAM OF JEANNIE '4(i PASTORS STUDY 4) SUPJ,ER SlESTER 7' LJUAS. 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EXCALLIOA EEF BONVXBEDNBROKERT SB ID L ElVIS GAIl H CX E I DM R I VI DEALER RE C I R P0 IfllUuCtIOflS: tlicXien words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally, Find each and box It in. . IRL Bear Dividend Securities Big Board Exchange Trade Bond Industrials Utilities Broker Par Yield TOMORROW: Magellan 7' . 1LORI o11- [RRIVE AUVEJ GOVERNOR'S HIGH WAY SAFETY - SUNSHINE STAlE., . l°'e , 1': IT'S THE $- 3 9 - _____________ WHEEL C.,,.,, THING c.', .f ,Q", Regular "' "" 1"Value GOOD ALL DAY ''/ :''h -.. 7Oi/ kooe FRIED CHICKEN .)PF.N DAILY 11AM TILS 30 P.M-FRI. £ SAT. TIL IC:35P U. l$C F,enchAv.. (Hi way I1.C2) Sanford .4 Harness Racing Nightly at 8:00, except Sunday Try our new seabed restaurant Color TV race replays Racing rain or sMni Wed. night specIal - nest conceuion, 254 Grandstand AdmissIon 604 Ladle. tree on Thursdays CaU 831.1140 for Clubhouse Reservations MINOLE HARNESS RACEWAY Highway 11-92 In Cmssmlb.n,y - Legal Notice - Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE SEM,t0L COUNTY. LOR IDA 's tey .ven that Or!ando - Winter P'.r1c Somlnole PROBATE DIVISION Board of Counly CommiIsor.ers of File Number 176.2teCP Seminole County, Florida, shall at 831-9993 Division 3222611 10:00 n.m. or as soon as possible _______________________________ In Re: Estate 0 thereafter, on the 10th day of August FREDA K. DYSON, 1976, consIder the adoptIon of the CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Deceased following Ordinance: NOTICE OF 4Ic a line 1 thru S limes An ordinance relating to specified HOURS ADMINISTRATION 31c a line 6 thru 25 times areas of the unincorporated 8:00 A,M. - 5:30 P,M, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING terrItories of Seminole County, . l4ca line 26times . CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida' amending Section 4 of MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUMCHARGE) THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SeminoteCounty Ordinance No. 769 SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 LInes Minimum OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED to provide for additional im. ____________________________ 'P THE ESTATE: provements lobe included within the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Wekiva Hunt Club Street Lighting DEADLINES that the adminisf ration of the estate District and redefining said district of FREDA K. DYSON, deceased, accordingly; providing tor conS Noon The Daj Before Publication File Number 716 205CP, is pending struction, severability and an cf in the Circuit Court for Seminole feclive dale. County. Florida, Probate Division, ISEALI Sunday - Noon FrIday the address of which is Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ________________________________ ________________________________ County Courthouse, Sanford. Clerk of Board 01 Florida, 32771. The perSOnal County Commissioners ____________________________ _____________________________ representative Of the estate iS Seminole County, ELIZABETH D. MEBANE, whose Florida is-Help Wanted 4-Personals address is 207 South Crystal Drive. Publish: July 20, 1976 ___________ -' ______________________________ Sanford. Florida, 32771. The name OEB.76 t4'eed extra money? an YOU wor'k a I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE' and address of the personal couple of hours n the evenIng? FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED representative's attorney are set Call 323 5547. BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MY forth below. SELF AS OP 7.19 76. All persans having claims or NurSes: RN'S 8, LPN's. Aides. Aid. NOTICE TO CREDITORS demands against the estate are Fred Lewis Pitler companion. Needed immediately Under Uniform Commercial required. WITHIN THREE MON. 621 0636. THE VALAR ______________________ CodeRulkSales THS FROM THE DATE OF THE MAGICAL ENTERTAINERS CompanionHouseklePer for elderly FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TO: All Creditors of HANOI CHEK, For Club -Lodges -Parties woman to live in. $4.3 wk. INC. a Florida corporation, 101 NOT ICE, to file with the clerk of Call 321 07:35 for Info. Must have own car. 322.3073 South Wymore Road, Altamonte above court a written statement ot betwn 2 & 1 P.M. any claim or demand they may Springs, Florida 32701 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN have. Each claim must be in writing IN YOUR FAMILY? FOOD SERVICE MANAGERArticle 6 and must Indicate the basis for the th& a Bulk Transfer under AL ANON Seminole Memorial Hospital has an claim, the name and address of the of the Uniform Commercial Code For families or friends of problem immediat. opening for an creditor or hiS agent or attorney, will be made on or after the 30th day 'inkers. assistant food service manager. and ttie amount claimed. II the of July, 1976, between HANDI For further information call 17345W Training and experience in food claim is not yet due, the date when it CHEK, INC., a Florida corporation, or write service and employee supervision at 101 South Wymore Road. will become due shall be stated. t Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. desired. Please contact personnel Ailamonte Springs, Florida, as the claim is contingent or BO 5.33, Sanford, Fla. 31771. directOr, 1101 E. First St., San "TransferDr," and MILLER EN unhiquidate, the nature of the un ford. ___________________________ certainty shall be stated. II the TERPRISES, 331 Central Avenue, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Crescent City, Florida, as "Tran. Free, 644.2027 for "We Care" claim is secured, the security Shall "Hotline," Adults or Teens. be described. The claimant shall sferee," 2. During the one year past the ____________________ ____________________ deliver sufficient copies of the claim Transferor, so far as is know,'i to the to the clerk to enable the clerk to Found S-4.o & maIl one copy to each personal Transferee, has had the following '101 R FIT TI L F FE .1GFVC)" business names and addresses, in ' representative, Allpersonsinterested intheestate addition to the name and address LOST: Siamese female cat, beige Good Jobs to whom a copy of thiS Notice of which apoears above. with brown face S test. Lost on Good Benefits 3. All debts of the Transferor are Administration has been mailed are Yale Ave. on July IS. REWARD. required. WITHIN THREE MON. to be paid in full on closing as a ' GROOMER - Must be experienced 323-3757 or 3222725. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE result of the transaction. All in all breeds. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS creditors are hereby admonished to LOST: Black male Lab, 4 white KENNEL WORKER - Married paws S white chest. Answers tO NOTICE, to file any oblections they send their statements to Tran. couple, furnished residence plus may have that challenges the sferee's Attorney, JO. ASBURY, name "Caesar". Lost on SR 46 extras. P.O. Box 997, Crescent City, Florida. West, June 20. Please return to BOOKKEEPER - Heavy expes'i. validity of the decedent's wilt, the or before the 30th day Of August, owner. 374 1151 collect, qualilications of the personal ence. 1976. In the event that the con representative, or the venue r Excellent op SALESMAN Sideration to be paid to the Tran. jurisdiction of the court, portunify. must be experienced o,jkj Cane ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND sferor isnol acteguateto pay all bills, ___________________________ RADIO.TV REPAIRMAN LOts Of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED or in the event that any bills are benefits. contested by the Transferor, the BUSY BEE CHILD CARE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED COCKTAIL WAITRESS - Ex consideration will be deposited in 2121 Holly Ave. perienced. Dale of the first publication 01 this the Registry of the Circuit Court of Phone 323.7510 or 322 0160 Notice of Administration; DESK CLERK - Experienced in Seminole County, Ftorida, and an S: Elizabeth 0. Mebane if machine. interpleader suit will be instituted as As Personal Representa. -WE SELL SUCCESSprovided by Section 676 6.104(4), tive of the Estate of -Good Things to Eat 201 CommercIal Florida Statutes. ____________ .____.. 373 5176 FREDA K. DYSON 4. The property to be transferred Deceased OKRA is located at 201 South Wymore ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Mon. Wed. FrI. TAXI DRIVERS Road, Allamonte Springs, Seminole REPRESENTATIVE, 322.0413 Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ava. County, Florida. A general Ptiliip H. Logan, of Sanford description of said property SHINHOISER. LOGAN ___________________________ Peas, you pIck. Black eyes. Old merchandise, inventory. nd g AND MONCRIEF, Full Charge Bookkeeper, acctsate Monroe Road, 'o mile N. of SR 46, will of HANOI CHEK, INC. Attorneys at Law typing, $l3Owk.3 day week fringe ) mites west of Sanford. and P', 5. A detailed schedule of the Post Office Box 2279 benefits, small miles E. of ii. company. property to be transferred and list of _______________________________ Sanford, Florida 32111 Longwood area 534.5630 br appi. !...... cred.tors and affidavits as required Telephone 323 3660 by the Florida Uniform Commercial PubliSh' July 20. 27. 1916 -------. 18HeIp Wanted ..._. ......... -- _.. Code Bulk Sales IS on file in the of 24BU'SiIleSS qportunities DEB 00 ___________________________ fice of HANOI CHEK, INC., 10% S. _________________________ Wymore RDad. Altamonte Springs, L.P.N.neededfor reiief,ev,niriasor Open a Wig Shop, 600 assorted wgs nights. Apply in person to Sanford INVITATION FOR BIOS Florida, and may be inspected by all id Wiglit5. $1,100. 323-1309. Nursing S Convalescent Center, THE SANFORD HOUSING persons, firms and corporations Melionville A U T H OR I T V. SAN F OR D. having claims against the Tren. Plant & Craft Shop FLORIDA, will receive bids for the sferor, between the hours of 9:00 For Safe. veryreasonable reroofingof ix (6) BUiLDINGS IN A.M. and 500P.M. weekdays. Phone 3237571 1 hadn't worked in 20 years. CASTLE Dated at Crescent City, Florida, BREWER COURT. Now I'm earning FLORIDA PROJECT 16 1 untIl 2:00 thiS July Ii. 1916. good Sale or Lease. Bait & Tackle Shop, money I'm an Avon pm ,on the 23rd day of July 1976, at J. D. Asbury bear & wine 919W. 1st St. Sanford, • Representative" Call 644 3071 for the Administration Building, Castle Attorney at Law or call 323 5753 after 9 P.M. inloi'mat ion Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida, at P 0. Box 997 which lime and place alt bids will be Crescent Cty, Part time or full time outside sales Florida 32012 publicly opened and read aloud, person. Must have own car. Ex. The work consists of removing Attorney for Vendee cellent opportunity. Apply 3159 J\J () exiSting roof covering and un Publish: July 20. 27 1976 'J' I C E Orlando Drive (I? 97), Sanford. derlayment from six (61 one Story DEa 75 multiple dwelling unit buildings and ___________________________ Salesperson with mafag.rI.l ability replacing same as folIow: DISABLED for surrounding territory. Car Carefully preserve existing cave. necessary. Give nformatlon AMERICAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD rake, chimney and pipe flashing. about present or past em V ETERANS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Remove metal Ilashing only where ployment, education & 3 Notice of Public HearIng corroded or damaged flashing oc. references. All replies will be held Chapter Board of County Com curs; replace with identical type, missloners of Seminole County. In strict confidence. Free hospital 30 gage and profile metal. I life insurance, plus other Florida,witl hold a public hearing to l'l*,' Ii 97 After removal of existing shingles benefits. Reply Bax 607, co The consider the following items: and undertayment, clean surface Evening Herald, P. 0. Box 1657. ______________ thoroughly and inspect sheathing or A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR Sanford, Fla., 37171. CHANGE OF ZONING decking for decayed or defective Meetings areas. Replacement of shealhing or REGULATIONS Sales clerk, full lime, beauty supI. TOM R. ESTES. A'l Business 7:30 (St Tues decking is not included In the basic pile's, some stock work lnvoIye AGRICULTURE TO C2 GENERAL agreement Pofrraph required, Call Mr.P.e!, TA I L COMM E R I A L Apply Single layer asphalt R E 321 01.65. ___________________________ saturoled IS lb. roofing felt, ASTM o DISTRICT. Pl(7.7.76-Ia., Begin 3649 [lingo feet South of Northwest corner of NE 226. with 2 Inch headlap and 6 inch Furniture Salesman, experienced Every Wed & Sat NW ', Section 22 21S-31E. run endlap over entire area Use Applications now being f3ke for Early Birds l:l5p m corrosion resistant roofing nails of East 752.2 feet, thence North 12 deg interviews on Thur's. STERCHI'S, feet, thence East 257 feet, sufficient length to penetrate 32' East 15 1t00 French Ave. ______________________ South 2121 feet, thence West ___________________________ through Sheathing (C)o not use 597 feet, thence North 220.4 feet to staples), Apply one layer 36 inch wide 90 lb. Point of Beginning, less County Did you know th.,t your mineral surfaced roll roofing, ASTM Road ALSO: Begin at NW corner of club or organization can NW '4of SectIon 73 215.31E. D 749 or one layer 5.5 lb smooth roll NE ',of appear In this listing eact roofing, ASTM 0221. along all eaves thence run South 36.4.9 feet, thence Week for only 5.3 East 252.2 feet, thence North 12 deg and rakes, over the felt un 'neck? ThIs Is an ide,,I derlayment, using plastic asphalt 52' East 53 feet, thence East 257 feet. way to Inform the public cement to secure all edges and laps thence North 302.6 feet, thence West i Apply mineral surfaced asphalt 3.97 feet to Point of Beginning, all in of your club actIvlti ________________________ shingles. ASTM 0 225. type I, UL Seminole County. Florida. Further .j., Class "C" label, self sealing wind described as bordering to South Side ' resistant type. weighing less of old Oviedo City Limits. now i$ an " .f than 290 pounds per Square, .3 inch island within City, Southeast corner '"IIzjJ exposure. 2 inch Ieadlap, using Intersection of State Road 520 4 deformed, barbed or threaded nails (Alafaya Traill and Mitchell Hammock RDad (DISTRICT NO n as recommended by shingle 7. JAMES SALACIAK. RIA manufacturer. Submit catalog data and Samples for color Selection. SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING Provide double starting course at DISTRICT TO OC OFFICE .:/ DISTRICT. PX(7.7.76).13. Lots land eaves. , Greengat. Estates Addition, as At completion, remove all debris V.F.W. and packing containers. Provide recorded in Plal Book 19, Page 96. public records of Seminole County. mnimumof5percent replacement HEADACHE! shingles of each color for main. Florida, in Section 20.21 30. Further BINGO described as Northeast corner of tenance. Visit the Site and obtain from Graham Road and Oxford Road. Every Sunday Owner, Sanford Housing Authority, (DISTRICT NO 4) 1:30P.M., 3. JOSEPH A. HAGE AND the location and extent of reroollng V.F.W.LOGCABIN MOUSSA F. FEKANY, R.3 required Fo1astrelief A certified check or bank draft, MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLING ON TilE LAKEFRONT payable to the Housing Authority of DISTRICT TO CN RESTIRCTEO call the the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL Government bonds or a satisfactory DISTRICT. PX(7.7.76)14. Lots 1. 2 bid bond executed by the bidders and 3. Block 4, Plat of North and acceptable sureties in an Chufuota, as recorded In P1st Book \ amount equal toS per cent of the bid 7. Pages 54 to SI, public records of Seminole Count y, Florida, in Section shall be submitted wilh each bid. The successful bIdder will be 29 21.37. Further described as the 'I )" 1/NI" required to furnish and pay for Northwest corner of Stale Road 419 hostess. \,_,,/' satIsfactory perfo'mance and and 6th Street, Chuluota, Florida (DISTRICT NO. 1) payment bond or oonds. FLEET RESERVE The SuccesSful bidder will tic ThIspubuichearingwiIIbeIjin St ASSN, SHIRLEYMILLETT required to comply With appticabI the County Commission Chambers Mor 8)4 9211 Federal Laws and regulations in. of the Seminole Ccunty Courthouse, Casselberry.Winler Springs cluding provisions for equal em Poom 203. Sanford, Florida, "Matt" Miller SanlordAltamonte Springs ployment opportunity and cer. ALQL1St 17, 1976, al 1:00 P.M., or as Matttiev, tificat ion of non segregated 500(1 thereafter as possible. BUSiness Meeting facilities. Written comments filed with the RUTH TUECH 2ndMonoay_ po The Housing Authority of the city Land Development Administrator 8.3.4 9212 Club p of Sanford, Florida, reserves the will be considered. Persons ap AI!amonte Springs Oa;l (cl,w1 right to relect any or all bids oi' to pearing at the public hearing will be CqO TN..rsc,ay 700) Longwood waive any informilllles In the heard orally. Hearings may be Fast bidding. continued from lime to lime as found No bid shall be withdrawn for a necessary. Further details available period of 30 days subsequent to lie by calling 323 43)0. Ext. 307 SHIRLEY MILLETT YOt# Club or org4ni:atIon Wtd like to opening of bid's without the coeninf Board of County 831 9212 be flcluded In this Iitj, caU of the Housing Authority of the City Commissioner's Forest of Sanford, Florida, Seminole Counly, Florida tlltamonte Springs Housing Authority of the By: M)ko Hattaway, THE HERALD City of Sanford, Florida Chairman HILDA RICHMOND By' Thomas Wilion, Ill Attest: CLASSIFIED 5741161 Tille' Executive Director Arthur H. Beckwitn, sr. JW 7, 9, 16, 20. 1976 Deltona DEPARTMENT PubliSh; July 20, L'EB17 0EB71 .2726)1 - - - ". Avon I - - EvenIng Hera Id, Rento adments BE A REAL -Hou58s - 29'-?OOITlS AVAILABLE Color IV, Air Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH Christian woman wanted to share expene in home in Sanford Must I 11 SR 434, Longwood have car. 332 0597 2545 Park Dr . 110 __________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL 1&2BRMotiIlsHomes STEREO WITH VALUES FROM Adults-Nopets THE WANT AD COLUMNS, Sanford- (Sinora;. si.rsu nn $310 mo.. 3 BR, 2 bath, paneled den. Fenced, $35,500. 3235302 Two Story HouseforSale Takeover Payments Call 321 8031 after 6 ________ ____________ Today's SpeCials 3H,uses ______________ ____________________________ -Large 7 rooms with carport, air. 585 373 1677 Tuesday, July 20, 1fl4-7A ___41-H ________________________ . . Sanford, Fl. SBOa&AccessorlesI 7 Bedroom. large kitthin. endused porches, garage. $115 month plus Security deposit. 2642 Sanford Ave 531 1649. ______________________ Furnished Spanish 1 BR, 2 bath, good terms. -.-_-_------------_---'.---_, $73950 Small house. Comfortably fur nished. Very clean, $85 mo, 6, dep. 1 BR. 2 Story in mint condition with 311 N French Ave. income apt. 5.14,950, -AartmentsUnfurnished Lake Mary- clean & private, I 3 BR, extra large home with family -Homes bedroom furnished apt I male,no _____________________ room, recently remodeled. $20,000. SANFORD APIS KITCHENS pdt 1 EQUIPPED WALK TO TOWN. Nice 2 bedroom mobile home In Call Betty Flamm, Assoc, $65 $100 MO. 635 uov. 3 rooms, bath, air. 1 or 2 adults No Longwood. 1)20 month Phone pets. Security dep Waler furn N_ DUPLEX- F'rnished or un 3773031. furnished Ca U Ba it Ideal 2 BR house trailer, furnished, with location Reasonable rent 365 3771 lights & water, 322 5659. REAL ESTATE BAMBOO COVE APTS . Realtor 372 7495 Apts. Unfurn. Spacious II 2 BR. all One & 2 Bedroom -apartments, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If electric, Calm kitchens Dish furnished or unfurnished Newly Classified Ads didn't work RAYMOND E. LUNOQUIST ______________________ washer, shag carpet, air, plenty redecorated. Come see. three wnulmln'l be any E Meg Real Estate Broker _______________ closets. From ________ $150 Exclusive SatM8,Apprasal Airport Blvd. Sanford, 3231310. Rent, with option to buy, 24' x"i" 322 1113 mobile home with patio, 1 BEDROOM carport, Completely renovated 3 & i BR 417W. 3rd St 2nd floor, 3 rm rear Shed. P001 & lenni, marina. FURNISHED APARTMENT homes. 1 baths, with central apt. Utilities included Reasonable MI 5600 7300Meilonville heat, from $10,000. As low as $100 rent Ph 3222750 _ -._.--._-_--dov,'n 1 BR, mobile home, 35' x 8', all Looking foral4orneca;l 3l plexes electric, large tot & frees. Near ________________________________ Ridgewood Arms Lake Jessup $15 plus elect. 365 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY_SELL_TRADE 311 315 E Pint 5622 Country Club Manor - 2 BR, family 73 BTU Philcø A C, will cool room, Screened porch, Huge 1,100 sq. tt. Excellent cond. $150; func .dback yard With utility bldg. Stewart Warner od Wall heater, Thi% one's a real bargain, 3230176 100 gal. tank • 130 323 1702. 3 BR, l', bath, family room, fenced ' lot, welt, Sprinkler system, air, Chassis Lube & Gear; Oil dispenser, kitchen fully equipped, Assumable Upright, $123, the pair. 322 4962. mtg. Payments $110 mo. Total Guaranteed reconditioned price, 171,3.00. 323 6111 auto ___________________________ batteries, 5)2.93 exchange RE EL'! BODY SHOP, 1109 M. UNSWORTH Sanford Ave. REALTY Meg Real Estate Broker SO) w 1st st. 32) 606% or 323 0317 eves, ______ RORSON MARINE 2925 Hwy Il 92 3fl 596) SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKT Anyone can bee seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at ttie Movielanct Drive in Theatre, South 17.91. Phone 322 1116 - '""-' 59-M*JSiCal Merchandise -_- Trumpet, Corn Director lncase,goodcondifion 573 323 3409 ________ ___________ 72udion -- _____________ . 60.-office Supplies Highway 46 -. -- Auction Galleries Used Office Furniture I", miles Eastof II Auction Saturday, July 31, 7 p.m. Consignments welcome, Fur niture, Antiques, Glass & Dolts. We pay cash for estates, etc. Stan Vet-million. Auctioneer. Sanford. 3226913. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, wo or steel desks, executive desk Counter lops Sinks Installation & chairs, Secretarial desks & available Bud Cabell. 3320052 chairs, straight chairs, filing anytime cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. - . ..- - . NOLL'S 5heId Casselberry, 1197,5)0 .____-_Gooth ______________________________ ______________________________ 3 BR, 2 bath. Ph. room, enclosed back porch, central heat & air. With 2 extra commercial lots. 0609 Trade wap _________________________ 77- Autos Wanted ----== NOR TN CA ROL IIp. Repossession & ________________ ________________________ 2 BR. rustic cabin, scenic views, all MORE CASH Rain Trees, Azaleas, Camphor crpt. Large rock fireplace, Sliding by- Away Machines glass des. that open on to a red. Trees. 99c. Border 'grass, )9c. For Wrecked or Junk Large bushy Ligustrum, $1 99. wooddeck, exposed beam ceiling, Singer with Zig Zag, $15 Cars & TrUCkS close to town, spring Water. CACTUS QUEEN NURSERY, Any year thru 1976 models 7 days Singer With buttonhole attachment, $27,000. 13.000 down. COrner Wekiva Park Drive & SR cast Collect, 561 2131 46. 322 6235 OPEN WED _______________________________ ________________________ -' . SInr Golden Touch.ard Sew, THROUGH SUN. Noon to s. 26 Acres of wooded mtn land, not Singer, Stantomafic, brand new 5 I Bedroom, furnished, air. Adults, p.m. Want 1971 or older Dodge Dart; CIsc Spacious I, 2. & 3 BR Apts. Tennis, ______________________________ _______________________________ Jim Hunt Realty, lnc, steep, lays gentle, on good road, no pets. Contact 2317 Palmetto '' -- ' will buy any make Convertibles swimming, playground, Lawn Mower Sales & Service- We 2321 Park Dr. condition. Singer's best ever After Hours; hastwo largespnin, several nice Ave. Sanford. Phone 373)010 recreation room, laundry room 35- )biIe HOme Lots Sell the Best & Service the Rest. with cabinet _______________________ MLS-. REALTORS 3229214.322 3991 bldg. sites, $20,500. 55.000 down and clubhouse 2550 Ridgewood CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & TV's from Western Auto, 301W. First St .322 BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $10. Ave., Sanford.Ph.3336420 WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. 322-2118 SANFORD SEWING CENTER Lots for S. ID & t2wldes 10 Acres of 1'g trout stream, good , ________________________ Call322_1621 after4pm, ______________________________ 307 E 1st Sf. Downtown Quiet adult park-In town views, would make a nice mm ' CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE 2545 Park Or'. 3229111 farm, $12,300. Good terms, Furnished 322286) _____________________________ __________________ MOUNTAINS of 63-.Machinery-Tools 32-Houses Unfurnised merchandise Must See To Believe every day. These are a few of the over 5.00 Sewing Machine 6 room apt., and efficiency apt. 3 Bedroom,1 bath houSe in Sanford. ... Farm TractorS Equipment NEW 4 BR, 2 bath, ww carpet, 36Resort Property Furnished, with lake access. Fenced yard 645 0562. $ 1.100 listings, We have all types of Singer Touch 'N Sew. With walnut -_--.....__..-.._......,..._.. Central NSA, enclosed garage. 78torcycles property listed from about 1.400 Responsible adults only No pets _________________ 337 357ffr'4 ConSole, balance si,.eo nice area, Reduced Irom $31,500 to per acre and up. We have small or 327 9096. or 6 ______________________________ ______________________________ ' Nice 2 Bedroom bloca home Hutdiison Ocean front Apts., 339 5 payments of $1330 NATION $26900 large tracts, we also have several Motorcycle Insurance Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Furnor Unfurn WIDE, 339 8097 Cabins & houses Old farms and so -Equipme r Rent ______________________ BLAIR AGENCY Garage apartment, fully furnished, __________________________ 323 2920 Mrs P U Hutchispn, 3374053, on. Write or call for free listing 373 3$Mor 373.7710 BATEMAN REALTY air conditioned, water furnished. Longw area, immaculate) BR, 2 Wekiva River, west from Sanford, brochure. You can call free of * SINGER FUTURA * Very nice. Phone 322 73.61 after - 5?eamCleanYourOwnCarpet Req. Real Estate Broker bath, carpeting, fenced yard. $115 charge by dialing I 300 438 7171. SUZUKI'16RM37OAOwned2 for rent, 2½ acres, partly cleared, pm weekdays Qxse of Singer's finest Sold new for Rent Our Reinsnvac 2635 S Sanford Ave. 151 & last 3237494 Write or catl today ridden 3 times. Call 904775 10, cheap. 3225466 after 2 p.m. 321 0759 eves 322 7613 over $600 Needs somne to CARROLL'S FURNITURE.322 SIll Orange City. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Efficiency and? Bedroom, monthly, 3 Bedroom, eatin kitchen, 2 poe. ___________________________ assume balance, $19610 or pay ______ _______ ___________ P.O. BOX 163 adults. Wekiva Landing Resort ches, no pets. 3231767, $1730 mo. Free home trial. Will 65''Pets-SUPPIies 37usiness Property Murphy, NC., 28906 _____________________________ Free boat moorage andcanoe use. _________________________ ________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers take trade. Call Bitt at 339 8091. - ____________ 377 1470. ________________________________ EXECUTIVE HOME Dealer _______________________ AKC German Short mired Pointer Buildings- Store or Oftice DELTONA- First area. central air. pups, 7 wkS., shots & wormed. Sell us your car or truck even if you SAN Mci I'ARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom $lOOmo wall to wall Carpet. 2 BR, 7 baths, 207 25th ST. Single bed complete, $25; new Maple REALTORS owe money on it. See Bill Ray or Hunting & Obedience lines Sire & trailer apts. Adult I family park. 322 1581 or 323 7832 dinette, $99. used oak dinette, $45; large FIn room, attractive kit ___________________________ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Jack Mink. BAIRD RAY DAT Dam on premises. Big, healthy & Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 17 92. Sanford. chen, new Herculon recliner. $75; built In stove oven, SUN. Fern Park, 531.1)18. beautiful $100. 3223363. 323 1930. refrIgerator, paneled office. 2 5 Acres on Sanford Ave. 33.000 P drawer chest, $25; Oak double ______________________________ Real Estate dreer, 555; 3 new LR tables, $25, Flufly white mate kitten, needs good 1971 Ranchero GT. full power, low acre, carports $723 No pets. 574.1010 Stenstrom _______________ 3rm, apt, Largerooms, Clean Well ______________ Antique walnut sofa table, 8.45; mileage, like new. $2600. 323.3610 home. 3233171. furnished Carpeted. Reasonable. CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST -- HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL Walnut desk, $85; With Large 3 BR, 2 bath. 1209 Mignolia KULP its W 1st St. 41Hou -__. 'THEY PAY 961 Ford pick Up. in exceptional DECORATOPS,I09W1st St 322 Ave. $)7, GreatDanepups small apt., Needs some repairs & 7335. condition. ' Automatic, The Evening Herald Classified male&femalefor sale. low painting Extra large lot. $14.. Ad's Clean 3 BR. I' bath. private back SANFORD mileage, CaI.Apache chrome offer no fancy claims 322 Just yard, washer, dryer 8175 By Longwood- 4 Br. 2 bath, $27,500. Cookware, Miracle Maid, waterless, wheels. new we scat tract let. 11('RuItl EXTRA LARGE LOT 3 BR, I appt 32360)6 eves. lSpc, Set, $140 With Lektro Maid, Chihuahua, mate, 7 mos., 3 lbs. let-ed tires, cb radio & more. * * * *VA.FHA * * * * bath, with PrOducing fruit trees. ___________________________ "" Call between 6 & 8 P.M. 322 1133. RettV(Cd to 11.700 3239062. Great for startirg or retirees. Hal Colbert Realty ______________________________ _ ______________________________ ______________________________ 512,500 "-"s Spic & span 3 BR. I' bath, split "323-7832 Complete houseful of furniture in. Doberman Pinscher AKC Pups. plan, central air & heat, large for Sale $150. Champion Lineage. Terms, ctuding appIianc 33,000 takes EVES 322 1387 or 322 0612 COOL & SHADY - 3 BR. I bath, screened porch, huge fenced yard, _________________________ 368.5710 ___________________________ all, Practically new 212 Melissa inside utility room & garage. Must frame home on 3 beautIfully oak Court, (Groveview Homes, Lake Modernizing Leasea Datsun including Z cars and shaded lots. 117.000. Sell today Only 823.900 Call your home? Sell 'no LAKE MARY- Lovely 3 BR home Mary). trucks. For information call Bill Apartmen Phyllis Capponi, central heat & air, neat as a pin, longer needed but useful items -_ Ray or Jack Mink, $31 131$ Realtor MODEL HOME-I Yr's. new,) BR. Associate, Alter hours, $3.4 821.900, FHA available, ' with a want ad. Call 373 2611 Or ______________________ 1723, Studio, 1,2,3 52-Appiiances 11, baths, central heat & air, well $31 9993 1970 Impala, V 6, air, radio. FRICKE & FRICKE Bedroom Apti, taken care of, 523,300. Forrest Greene, Inc. LAKESIDE _-'-' tires. 1600 3220036. ASSOCIATES INC QuIetOn.5tory Dryer, GE, 16 lb. 220 V., green. APARTMENTS 68-Wanted to BUy B)O It)) REALTORS, 8315233 REALTORS 323 6333 1972 El Camino VI, automatic. CHECK rHIS -3 BR. central heat works 0 k. 525 327 1962. ---_______________________ Kitchen Equipped .. Large I & 2 Bdrm. air, carpeting, pation, eatin power steering, $1315 RENTER'S Adult.Family SPECIAL- Plot first & Furnished or Unfurnished Dishwasher kitchen, with dishwasher. BPP, Cash 322-4132 WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD iast. only $700 down Move your $40 $25,000. Phone 323 1080 'CLUB ROOM ____________________ For used furniture, appliances, One Bedroom family in tothisLlkE NEW,3 BR. 323 0563 POOL kitchen equipped home *ith wall COUNTRY LIVING From tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 and With an oval INC to wall carpet, Hurryt Only Larry's .Mart 215 Sanford Ave. REALTOR '73 Models. Call 333W0 or $3. KENMORE WASHER, parts pool to boot 3 BR. 2 baths. On 313 9110 127,500 NO DEPOSIT 21 HRS £605 lDealer Service. Used machines canal, family room, 812.900. MOONEYAPPLIANCES)?3069, NO LEASE By OwnerLovely 3 BR, z oa 1966 Mustang, ew paint, good HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL- Large Call Sanford's Sales Leader , - .-: home in Sanford, central heat and REQUIRED DAVE'S 323 9370 cOnditiOfl, 8750, 323.279% after Sor roomy 1 BR home ready to move air, wall to wall carpet. Separate 53-TV-Radio-Stereo week ends. into. bul rough on the edges. Call Wanted to Highway 17.92. Sanford buy used office furniture. dining room, 16*16' family room. to lnect, Only 119,900 Good '' A N YTIME Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casael. (961 Pontiac Firebird Convertible. Acrois From Ranch House terms large fenced yard, We hae a large selection of black & berry. Hwy. 1702 *304206 needs beautiful shade trees, I6'xl6' top, runs good, in Multiple Listing Service white portable TV'S $25 to sos. 323.8670 or 831.9777 ________________________ EXECUTIVE HOME workshop or outside game room. SPected. $150 327 33)2. Beautiful I HERB'S TV. 1200 S French. 323 REALTORS 2565 Park Ham Amateur Radio Equipment. bedroom, 2 bath, in choice Loch __________ 53.000 equity and asaume loan 1734 tionallvManaq_,,! Sonny Raborn 3222120 or 373 1970 OTO. air, new fires, new paint. Arbor location 8.32,000 Phone 321 -- 0503. - Realty - . - eneya ardens e 7 4ariiier's Patio Luxury "\f'illagc ii f - larry Saoii, - '135 We Buy Furniture 1505 W. 25th St. o,d, 322 2420 Fla. 322.2090 Welcome. to Life in 9dq'2wiPik of Loch Arbor . . 'A', P4,i '- RentalS YOU WON'T BELIEVE 2 BR, CB home, $13,100 2 BR frame home, $6.3O0 3 BR. 2 bath, $18,900 3 BR, separate dining 171.500 2 BR, CB. I bath. Air, enclosed 3 BR. tam, rm,, $20,300 porch, fenced yard. Near schools. COUntry, pool, 7ij Acres, 3220640. Suitable terms on all Peg Real Estate Broker 321 0640 372 0779 32) 7993 372 2748 OVIEDO '4, 4....... HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Street Lights 'Sidewalks IdylIwilde Homes By I CONSTRUCTKJN Inc. I 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 327.3103 ADDITIONS...... REMODELING / ' SPECIAL! VETERANS-- REST BUY IN TOWN- 15.000 under comparable homes, 3 BR, 7 b.itfl. kitchens equipped, central heatSair wall wall carpt. owner pays all closing Costs Only ID remaining Attention FlU Beautiful spacious 3 BR. 7 bath. family room, large 100'xlSO' corner lot. Double garage, poci planned, screened patio Lovely area Call today. Wm. H. Stemper' Realtor CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 5315277 19195 French 3224991 Eves 322 1496. 772 1161, 322 - - '- LAKEFRONT DELTONA- ISO ft. on large like with spic arid span) bedroom, carport, central heat and air, screened rear porch. A real bargain at $30,900 Excellent investment i BR, 2 story with 2 furnished apartments on separate lots. 528.500. 1200 Elm 534 5997, QUIET AREA 73 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard Approx 57.000 down. SItS month Price 521,500Owner.3230522 Ksh Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" - '- Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 2'a acres, 4 BR, 3 baths, office, 3300 sq ft , 3 mos old, 16.000 equity and assume mar tgage of 555.000. Appraised 880.000. Owner, 3636450, REDUCED 54t) Sanford Ave . I BR. home or Office, new carpets, carport, screened porch, garage. Owner anxious, s'o,soo REPOSSESSED) BR, 2 bath. 5100 down, 1169.01 total monthly payment,! pet. annual pet. rate. 360 mos 111.500. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick, Broker Deltona,66a 0611 CRANK CONS'T& REALTY REALTORS530) Eyes 323 3349 W. Garnett White Southwest Orlando-) BR, 7 baths. cent. air, carpeted, fenced, PItA, VA. 7 pet. 525.500 I 831 77 -.-----,-------,---------------.-. Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER,ASSOC 101W. Commercial Phone3727811.Sanford ____________________________ PRIVACY 3 BR, 2 balh, paneled family room overlooking large back yard Wall to wall carpet. equipped kitchen with breakfast bar. $39300. ','s 1IIJAL TOWS 321.0041 730)5 FRENCH Priced To Go- By Owner- 2 BR, 1 bath, well maintained home Large lot with fenced back yard, many trees Wynnwood area off Mellonville 3236191. ----- D,mys-373 6)73 lQht-3fl 7)57 USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 42-4v¼bi1e Homes 1SYR FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 IJ uiSANoRA SOUTH lEc Sanford's EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) neweit residenUal neighborhood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM 25,OOO VA Financing.Nothing Down • FHA NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING The 3 Herald 300.N. FRENCH AVE. 'I PH. 322-2611 ----- __________________________ WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Conventio•nal.5% Down Homes ready for your inspection and Immedlateoccupancy I Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport 8s'd, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT B ralley Odham-323.4670 BUILDER.DEVELQpER 55-Boats& Accessories "'' '_ " ' io' Starcraft, 70 hp Johnson with trailer. S mos. old, Take over payments, 3233812 _ 1971 Larson 16' boat, 6.3 hp Mercury motor 8 Irailer, Excel Coed 32'). 5650 after S _ - .- rha,iit 43-L.ots.Acreage - I - - SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP. REALTOR 'p", __ ,(.,J..$ *•' i;', ' , - ___ Aluminum Siding Home tour home with ,,um Sidnq S soffit 5itm AlSo ROOlIN Gutters 70 yrs Exp Eagle 5.d'nq Co 151956) Auto Painting - -__ ___ Pest Control Improvements ____________________________ _________________________ ART BkOWj PEST CO'POL 2562 P.1,6 Dr.,, 377 5663 Pern')del.ng,ld Adllit,OflS Freeestimatcs Ptoobiigaton JOHNNY WALKER,322 6151 Gen.-raContractor Central Heat 5. Air Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 377 1171. Roofing Auto Painting & Minor Boily 'Ark Professional, experienced Carpentry, Remodeling A0dt.,xis, Expert roof repars, fiat r00fs o. Custom Wor8 Lcensed, Bonded p,Iintpr Work guaranteed, Shingles All nun gIJaran FreeeStmI'e'22)0t Bruce's Body ' . , teed BROGDEN ROOFING, 37) .'6100 " CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK & STOP AND THINK A MINUTE WHITE AND READ ALL OVER ClassifIed Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any Sewing - Insulation Beauty Care - °°2..L.... Carl's Sewing Machine Repair. Clean. Oil I TuneUp. 3223444 Your HomeSit C&A Back Hoe Service Lj' ;Ir,ir.r- ' 1.11 d.rT. cj,, nix' All kinds of diggng HousetraiIe stored and moved 3729142 ""-'----'------------------- ESTERSONLAItDCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top oI 322 9)12 - Home Improvements Landscapinç & - Lawn Care i,it'niral I Cleaning tIme garage again' Moving tIme same items around you r.coved last spring? Planning on StOring them another year? Don't dO it. Plan a garage sale a don't forget to advectise it efl the Herald want aos Like magic, the clutter wUl disappear, and you'll have Cxtra cash in your poCKet - 9.'ow.ng, edging, 'rimmng weng and lertiliz,ng Free estimates Ph 373 Tree Service ____________________________ - -/ SANFORD TREE SRV ICE EXPERT LAWN CARE Cutting. Trimming, Hauling Mowing. Edging, Trlmmng ' Licensed, Bonded, Insured 319 Free Estimates Phone 323 1797 5659 or 373 5052 for_-- Painting Trasn Hauled, Lawn Care. Hauling 322 ,)105h) & pt-f. discount on all children's clothing Boys' new r1avesomecampng equipment suits, $hi'ts, short & long c'x no longer use' Sell It all with a pants. girls'dre53es & thort I Ioe)g Classified Ad In The Herald Call play %u*ts 322 2611 or $31 9993 and a fnietidI PAYTON'SCHILOREN'55"EAR no v'sor will help you 2s40Hiawalna Ph3771)01 - - Sewing Machine Repair Land Clearing WANT'TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment' Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you write an ad that will bring a last sale. CALL 373 261% C E SHEPitEWO Panrnq, Remodci,n.1 Repairs Call 3135613 Alterations, Dress Making. Drapes, Upholstery 322 0107 BEST PRICE BEST PRODUCT Free Eslimates-24 HourS THERMOTEK.83l TOWER S BEAUTY SALON ¶l0'meriy Ha'riett's Beauty Ni 519 E First, 372 5712 Merchandise ____________________ .,..S (NLV AUCTION, WED NESDAY AUGUST 1 7 P M SANFORD AUCTION. 32) 1)40 - I JUSTAPHONECALLAWAY Need extra t'soney? Can you work a couple of hours in the evening? Call 373 $542 Sale " . ___________________________________________________________________________________ Roof Ripi, Carpentry. Pnliiig, Home Repairs. Gutlering. Cement w3rk Free estimates. 531 8662 50-Mscellaneous •'JW 111 004! ___________________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU SO) Acres near Qsteen, good road, lightly wooded. All good usable land 16.950 Easy terms Call owner, 831 3547 ____________________________ . ,e PINEY BARN_We Buy lfthislslheday tobuya new car, ShOp today's want ads for the best Furniture S Miscellaneous Sell buys. for 30 pet commission Free Pick ups Auction, 'Saturdays 7 pm Sanford 322 2270 1975 Duster. 6 cvl.. automatic, air, _________________________ - 8.000 miles, 13.700 Also 1573 ORIENTAL RUGS WAttlED LeMans 1 dr Pontiac. 16.000 lop Prices, used, any COnditiOn miles. real clean, automatic, air. i-Is t'2, Writer P,irk 12,730 177 9878 Dealer BUSINESS DIRECTORY , " OSTEEN -. S Acrts. 53.500. 10 Acres, 515.000. EASY TERMS A MUST TO SEES 641 III) ______ s;. ''v"' ,- ____________ ' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - ALUMINUM SHEETS 1170 __________ ---------.____. WITT REALTY 1 ........k 9ilsaj.IJ Twenty West Area- Beautiful) room P, bath, central heat, carpemec,, fenced back yard. stove & eigerator, 527.500. 8800 dowri, if VA nothing down KULP REAL TV, 3727335. Realtor, MLS 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From JENNY CLARK REALTy Realtor Phone 303373 I59 Days and After Hours R eq Real Estate Broker I1(i) E 25th St 3226633 Harold Hall Realty -- - TAFFER REALTY Redvcetjforqumcl By Owner, Suntand 3 BR, I balh, heat S air, many extras 519.900 3495371 City - Fu R Cu T .5 l. - MOVING CAN ______________________ ______ I A I Panting Brush, roll. 5lwa Qtaility work Reasonable prices Free estimates 37?O STOP AND Tlilhi( A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work there wOUldn't bce any Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSIEMS All type5an.jis We reper and service STINE MACNINE & SUPPLY CO 201W ndSt 3726433 ToListYourBusiness...DIQI322-2611 o 83i1 �IA-Eypfflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesdmy, July 20, 17 ABC 6 YR. j CANADIAN PREMIUM_86.1 ST. LEGER 86 0 KY. BRB. R YEAR KY: ROYAL BRB. DELUXE EARLY 4 RAR TIMES sae . 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STATE PETER HAND • I j ftCVAUtUID MOUUN ROUGE FINE IMP. WINES LAMIRUSCO Olga, Nad ia BLEND TOM SIMS - U Of Old, New: MmIu.A,ui.. iceiws. KENTVKY lUND hil • - 549 BARTON CANADIAN STANLEY STH . - - ROYALE scowi K.D.8 YEAR I 0T. GIN 549 CHEVY S99 LDJ 749 94 PROOF OMEGA' BUTLER SCOTCH Sanford Dumped $,Despite 1-Hitter i i" _ - ' -. LONDON DRY MtDbIS & I If hi - JD8 ny Nadiga Steals Ol pics' Thunder 4 ..,_ - TM ..') i * QT. QUANTITY SIGHtS ISI*YI0 ' 7,886 Writers, 6,934 Athletes 49 4 88 CHAMPAGNE1 BLEND - . FLE1SCHMANN PROOf - • conniottee issued a handbook export some Olympic hope sensitive minds towards a "Brothers and sisters that we athletes so that they could shich every member of the which would help counter that settlement of old disputes are, we beg all nations to halt MUNICH, lflS:Aftershocksasde,aitatfngai the dead 'Pam had to sign for, and which deadly import. Reluctantly, I through the genuine dialogue further accumulation of (Continued On Page 3-Ri spouted pages upon pages of regulations which ranged from the prohibition of a spontaneous 1 1, interview with a newsman .•,' through (tress code to the threat Ti .-_,__'., " of dismissal from the team under a blanket clause of ' anything that the leadership of the delegation at any time uuight designate as improper onduct. YM Through the efforts of .t ialtogether too few) athletes, MONTREAl. (Alas - The all-around title Wednesday 200 freestyle. journalists and One U.S. very imperfect Olympics - night. 'urniss won in world record senator, the manual Wi'S with all its troubles and strife. Long John Naber was the sa time of 1:50j9. Nabor was ORMOND BEACH Talk played game, what else can you declared unenforceable: but fears and police forces, threats of the American swim team timed in 1:50:50 and Jim Mont"He had his hands out in front the officials' disrespect towards and boycotts about heartbreak! suddenly has that collected two more gold gnmery, Madison, Wis., made it say?" said losing manager and they tagged ptjmon the rear the maturity of the Olympic been graced by perfection, The Sanford All-Stars Mike Rotundo. "Everyone in ..sothatwasn'tmuchubt" medals and helped push the the second American sweep of competitors was again weefully dropped a 1-0 squeaker to South the ball park, except the home added Rotunda later, It's a tiny packages thls lItfie United States' accumulation for the Games with his 1:.58 for apparent. Daytona Monday night in the plate umpire, thought we had bit of perfection, standing only the Games to three gold, four third. ioria Little Major lague scored in the second inning. is Other teams in Munich also 4-feet•11 and weighing in at 88 silver and two bronze. East baseball district tournament. And the winning hit could have SOUTH DAYTONA struggled against increased pounds of pure grace and Germany leads with four gold. *0 N H RBi St. Cloud took 6-2 measure of been caught. But our right OWIN regimentation. The Olympic rhythm, topped by a pony-tail three silver, three bronze, Medal Scoreboard as c 2000 Ocala In the other first round fielder thought the ball was Village could help less than and occasionally spiced by a Russia has three gold and one DonMiii,rrf Gold. .SH..I,O..Tot 2 1 0 0 BRETF VON IIERBULIS usual, because it too was sal- saucy gesture. game of the double-elimination over the fenceandgaveuponit. AntPtonyMcCuiiey E. Germany 1 3 0 0 0 bronze. 3 3 10 United focating. It was invaded by Slates 3 affair expected to last through lie said he could have caught it. Dan Sw ifagyr p 1 3 000 9 2 It's magnificent little Nadia The 6-boot-Naber,a senior at Soviet Union Jim Barrett lb 0 2000 1 Saturday. 4 But that's baseball, comint'rcial vendors selling ('omaneci, a 14-year-old Ronna- Southern California, won the W Germany kOflHawknslb i 1 I 0 I I Sanford faces Ocala tonight "We'll be back tonight, and Craig Btairs expensive souvenirs and by nian girl, who has captured the IOU backstroke in world record Romania a 3 0 0 0 a Mike Hall 3b Poland at 6 p.m. in a losers' bracket we aren't finished. Not by a 1 0 0 0 0 i 0 1 athletic equipment manufac- imagination of the world, one time of 55.49, then Just missed Hungary PauiSimko3b a 0 0 0 a turers competing to drape their billion o ' gamewhichwillsendoneea longshot." of whose people have in his bid for a double-gold eve- Canada bJorI,son 1t 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 home. St. Cloud faces South Saunders had nine strikeouts Totals 'idvertising placards around watched on television her per. fling. He was out-touched by Austria is 0 0 I I MONTREAL (AP) - Report. Daytona in the winners' and walked four. SANFORD o 0 feet, bags and bodies of the fornuinces that are truly unbe- Bruce Furniss, Santa Ana, Ca- Denmark ers now outnumber the con- bracket game. Iran Bobby Bridges c athletes. 2 0 0 0 I Swartzfa fanned 13 in lievable. Iii., an hour later in the men's HoiIan Tim Shepardc i a o o testants in the Olympiad XXI. 0 The athletes who were ex. The Sanford-South Daytona his no-hit effort. He permitted Larry Frederick 3b She opened the Games with a 2 0 0 0 pected to win medals were perfect score of 10 Robert Sieber, director general game was a pitching duel only four baserunners and only Pat Harrison 3b o000 the first conspiciously missing. For the ever achieved in the Olvmnics of Sports services, said there deluxe between Chip Saunders once was Sanford close to Wesley Steele 3 0 0 0 aoe . I'UU'J reporters tvia ducreWieti and I)aytona i V V U rear or possible distraction of Daytona [ireballer Dan putting a run on the scoreboard. uh Jç on the uneven parallel Brett Von Herbulisss 1 0 0 0 the to cover the Games. Withdraw- Swartzfagyr. Sanford didn't get Brett Von Herbulis, who will Terry Griffin ci 2000 would-be champions' Sunday. And she followed that als from the Games by the naa hit against the 190-pound, 6pitch tonight against Ocala, Jim Jonwt5,f 1 0 0 0 concentration on the combat, with a mind-boggling, second John I 0 0 the Europeans brought in their perfect score on the hazardous tional teams of 28 African, foot 12-year-old. All Daytona walked in the second inning and Mike Polk Towers rf 00 ao Evening hopefuls only a day or two balance beam yesterday. Herald, _________________________________________________________ Sanford, Fl. South American and Middle could muster off Saunders was took third on a couple of passed Da Hubbard ri Tuesday, July 20,1976--16 I 0 0 0 .Jcfore their competition. Eastern countries have reduced a misplayed fly in the last in. balls. When the ball got by Mike Rotundori 1 0 0 0 And still she wasn't (lone, Totals ; • o • laced an extra psychological mere was more to conic the competitors by at least 303 ning which plated the game's catcher Dwight Lewis again, to 6,934. Sixty officials have left, only run. stress on the overseas coin- more of Von flerbul isstreakecj for home that which is supposed Sanford cutting their number to 2,2. "It was a superbly well- with a head-first slide. petitors who could not travel to be unattainable by mortals. separately front their teams for She recorded still another economic reasons. And perfect score last night in 01)therefore, the heartbeat and tiomil perfonnances on the unewarmth of the Village of the parallel ven bars. Crossing Worlds was supplied "I was very glad," she said. by the would-be Olympic losers. "But it wasn't the first time ORIJtNIX) - Tonight's boxing card at the Orlando Sports Perez has been promised a return match with the undefeated Ever so often I still think I've done it 19 times." Stadium looks like an instant replay of a program two weeks ago NO sensation from Indiana, George Madison, if he gets past to those tense days. The II with Mad Dog Ross, Taco Perez, Scott Clark and Frankie Santore But no one had ever done it in Italderas, while Oscar will get the winner of the Ross-Aguirre Arabs committed the first the Olympics. the headliners. match if he has his hand raised in victory. murder. The Arabs invaded the MONTREAL i AP) Olga Lsalance bearn. She struck her "That show was the best action card we have ever put on," 11cr spectacular performplace. They ignited the fires of ances brought to their feet it Korbut and Nadia Coaneci Clark, who hails from Casselberry, will be 18 next month and head in a practice somersault. ni commented matchmaker Bruce Trampler, when asked why he the undefeated teenager hopes to celebrate early by taking the the tragedy. But somehow the wildly-cheering crowd uf 18,000, shook hands. hleronce impish smile was thin. Was t'omingbackwith the same local s5 "And fans have asked measure of rugged trial horse, Max psychology of the officials had some of them almost tearful in The woman who reigned as Nadia stood No. I overall that we bring them all back. We feel it is more of an encore than a Winner of three straight pro fights since graduating from repeat performance." also come into play. Israeli their adoration of this flying, the queen of gymnastics and the after Monday's competition. young people, Arab young I.yrnan High this past June, Clark has been making great strides princess whosi taking gans std fifth She . failed t e aeo tang h er Olga Ross is being brought back with Aiphonso Aguirre in a twisting little girl who usually p people and under his trainer Dominick Polo, and is beiog considered as if German %4ears a poker fact- devoid of (Town Inet and clasped hands qualify for the final cimipetition Southern junior mi%. Ileweight title match. It was Aguirre who ..prospect of policeman, all dead. I think the expression. the Month" by RingMagazine, in the welterweight Monday in the throneroom of in floor exercises in which she was the hit of the show last time when he held Taco Perez to a division. world had killed them. Nearly the Olympics. won a gold medal four years draw. But she can, and does on per. .everyone refused to help out the '1 feel we are friends," ago. 'Aguirre more than earned a shot at floss off of his effort with Tonight's bout with liord will be Clark's first attempt at six German government. The Arab feet occasions, flash that ap- Nadia, the 14-year-old flomaEven on her own team, Perez," Trampler went on. "I had promised him he could fight rounds, while Hord has been all over the United States meeting states were not available. The pealing, beguiling smile nian, said later of Ross for the Southern title if he beat Perez and while he didn't win her meeting slight Olga is being upstaged by men like Ross, Al Hughs, and Joey Vincent. Israeli government said they youth with the 21-year-old Korbut of the even slighter Maria the fight, he still deserves the chance to meet Ross." 11cr fantastic displays overthe Soviet Union. Santore is also trying to take a giant step forward when he would rather be grieving than Perez is being brought back against Balderas and word a 15-year-old crowd squares off against Lamar Baskin, considered c of the top negotiating. 'I he finest shadowed another 1-2-3 sweep The meeting lasted a moment Filatova, 'harcrterwith big white bOWS front Texas says that he is ar.other in a long line of Texicans who iightveights in Texas. b' the American men's Olympians of Israel sonic as the No. ISoviet team greeted her two ponytails, conic to fight. The amateur card will start at 8 p.m. the finest athletes of mankind nung team, this in the 20041W the No. 2 Romanians. Olga Asked later if she planned to h'*i ti.,t' t.,.n r,",iit ••, tee freestyle . WfiJ wi ner teammates teammates on ii retire after these Olympics, She was more impressiv prioruty' platform and extended her Olga said, "N)et," but said she than the powerful East GerIf 1 recall correctly, Libya hand down to Nadia. was interested in pursuing thefferetI a helping hand. To help mans who have won every But it was Nadia to whom the things cool down, Libya would event on the women's SWIll)- crowd paid homage and Olga ater arts. accept the Arabs and their niiing program so far. On Sunday, Nadia and Olga seemed to know it. hostages on her territory and She made secondary a cheatNadiii, a younger, more skill- both said they hadn't seen each see what communication could mug incident that resulted in the ful, more collected Olga, but other perform. be started from there. I disqualification of a Russian without Olga's warmth. On Monday, they were intent remember how relieved the star in the Modern Pentathlon, Nadia brought the crowd to on their own performances and rest of us felt about it. With theWorld records fell iii profu- its feet with two perfect scores seemed deliberately to ignore public opinion so united against sion. But what are world of 10 in the uneven bars and the each other or cast only a nonthe guerrillas, the Palestinian records when perfection is of- balance beam. They were her chalant glance in their rival's not bear fered" :ilUSC could third perfect scores in two days, direction. premetliated bloodshed. The Russians won the team but the 19th of her career. FinaIl), Olga plunged to the We heard that the Germans gold in the women's gymnasNadia was consummate skill vault, twisting eloquently in mlgave their word to the tics, but it was almost over- and grace, a serious little techdair, but landing imperfectl', guerrillas that they would be looked in the outpouring of nician. and scoring 9.70. !ransported safely: that the praise and affection for Nadia, Olga stumbled, wavered and On her second try, Olga landhelicopters arrived and the who is now the overwhelming even fell as she came off the ccl off balance and fell on her plane was ready. We smiled as favorite to take the individual vault. She nearly fell off the behind, scoring 9.15. the chances for survival of the Israeli Olympians brightened. The aftershocks of the sub' equent murder-suicide were nearly as devastating as the MONTREALAP) Teofilo Stevenson, Cuba's building C. a huge Cuban flag of deed alone. The way some ight boxing blue and white stripes with a delegations secluded their Where's Nadia? Anybody seen Olympic heavywe athletes until the word came Olga? What's the chance of a champion, and Iouliaka Seine- white star in a red triangle from above whether to express picture of Teofilo' Let us know nova, Russia's 7-foot-2 Amazon hangs on the wall whi'ii' a small grief or not. 'the way Avery if you run into louliaka. You'll of the basketball boards, as tlx staff fields constant requests to Brundage used the official recognize her easily - she's 7-2. athletes people most want to see Stevenson. They're the shooting stars of see and talk to - but can't. occasion of mourning to A young man with a Fidel XXI Olympics. Of the 3,000 newsmen gath- Castro beard is nice but the ex. complain about black Africa's the stand against the Olympic Everybody's straining for a ered here from throughout the (-uses fly like soldiers marching ' ittlegationfrom telegation Rhodesia. The look at them. You may get a world, probably 2,900 have been off to war. way some nations refused to fly quick look. Then, whish. scurrying around, knocking on "Sorry. Teofilo is at breakofficial doors and seeking an fast." their flags half staff. The way They're gone. Nadia Comaneci, the 14-year- audience. some people regretted only the "He is training." It's been the most frustrating deaths of some of the victims old Romanian wonder child of "He is gone to the arena," and not the others. The way gymnastic long horse and bars, chase of great spectacle. "No one knows when he will Through the early days, Ste- be available." some compitors complained in three days has established about the delays of their events herself as the undisputed queen venison has been the most eluStevenson is the giant of a sive. just because "the Arabs and the of the Gaines. man - 6-feet4 and 230 pounds She has spectators and untold Not slated for action until the Israelis are at it again." But who crushed America's iany wanted to organize an millions of television fans gush- weekend, he Flits in and out of Duane Eobick at Munich in 1972 )lymmipir Village meeting which ing just as the Soviet Union's his quarters, to and from train, and went on to win the heavywould draft a letter to the whirling watch fob, Olga Kor- ing, from the boxing stadium to weight gold medal. There are Secretary .Gt'neral of the but, did at Munich four years the Village without anybody some who contend he might be United Nations, and which ago. Olga remains oie of the laying an eye - mucti less a a threat to Al's crown if Castro would appeal For peace. The Games' premier attractions, glove - on him, would give him the freedom to In the Cubans' quarters in try. Ma)orol.the Village, an official To these gymnastic tykes of the German Olympic have been added the names of suite 120 below ground level in, Nobody will ever know. /.. SAT JULY 24 W/COUPON 5TH CASE / . ' OT. VODKA.GIN.RUM ROYAL 42 29 38.95 DELUXE • . 699 97 4, THE OLYMPICS: a personal testament . BEEFEATER I GIN RED LABEL SCOTCH 5 • IMPORTED MEXICO J. WALKER 7. Sm TEACHER'S SCOTCH 749 4T. HEDGES & BUTLER SCOTCH CERTIFIED TEQUILA 39 5 OT. WISER'S CANADIAN BOND UIO T R 12STWS QT. 1 % ALL MALT SCOTCH 799 IMP. JAMAICA MIX ANY .. The Losers Village Newspaper translated the letter into five languages. i ' QT. MYER'S RUM j the 88 PROOF By multilingual staff ortheolyiitpj.,. "Only if all nations consider and to cast away the racial, their ancient hostilities with religious, social and economic quest for medals reason divorced from stubborn prejudices that have became hungrier, the payoffs to QW They prepared its display for emotion,theI'amllyofManw,ll traditionally and painfully the inetlal.producing athletes signatures in front of the In. be able to break through the separated us." tatter, the officiating more ternational dining hall where vicious circle of mistrust, The Mayor of the Village b ased and the political fricevery athlete passed several frictions, conquest, and banned the display. The conns among nations more times each day. revenge, and be able to focus its tents of the letter, he said, • destructive to !he people, the "Dear Mr. Waldeim," the attention on the cooperation brought politics Into the , veteran Olympic competitors l.ast In a seriest letter said. "We, the un- desperately needed for solving Olympic Games. became more outspoken' and dersigned, the athletes and the problems of poverty, lack The women's discus was the Olympic officials more (.ornmittee would not allow the Olympic officials assembled in of medical care, lack of among the ast events on the worried about giving theni meeting. Not until things settle, Munich, Germany, from Aug. education and communication, program. Before the morning space. The U.S. Olympic he said. But there were only a 26 to Sept. 10, 1972, appeal and the ever more threatening, qualifying round, coaches out Committee panicked. Before few days left. earnestly to all peoples on earth environmental destruction that on the field were tossing the SCOTCH 01 By OlGA CONNOLLY The [let uld.Servien I CERTIFIED 49 PLACE .4 GREEN SCOTCH 800 TEQUILA _____ IMP. J. ISTEIAN LL BLACK 497 GT. Heartb eat Of '72 Olympics Provided ROYAL DELUXc OLD REPEATER YR. 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Minnesota relief pitcher to Yankees 3, White Sox 2 capture his 11th victory of the With the score tied 2-7 in the season, ninth, Thurman Munson scored "1 haven't thrown in a couple from second to lift New York to of days, but I felt pretty good victory when Chris Chambliss out there," said Campbell, a 6- laid down a perfect drag bunt loot-3 190-pound righthander. and Chicago pitcher Jack "After we had the lead, I just Broharner threw the ball past stuck tomy fast ball and got the first base. last four batters." Rangers 4. Red Sex 3, 11 in With a strong wind blowing nings toward left field Detroit blasted Boston continued Its nosedive four home runs off the Min- despite a new manager. Toby nesota pitching staff, including Ilarrah's twocut single in the one oil the last-balling Camp. bottom of the 11th scored the bell. 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Victor-Sarduy (1) 6 201 60~ 2 Bold Star (3) 9 406 00; 1 9 10 5 20; 3. Barquin-Coblan (2) ,e.40, Lanky Hank (7)110 0(36)7510 p 39.60, P (4.1) too.20. (6)) 127 10; T (632) 575.00; 31.31. EIGHTH - I. Mutilta.EiorrI (1) EIGHTH - I. Cousin Kim (7) 24.10)1705,40; 2. Gatti .Rodolfo IS) ' i.tt. ,iic,..., 1-4 .1 ., it, r,,. tII of one conch. lie did not bend ilown to pick it up. My discus landed it the feet of another coach, lie did not hand it to me, either. My discus landed nearby still another coach. lie said, "good morning" S I walked over and picked it up. Two weeks before my competition I lived through the second greatest moment of my entire athletic career. The individual team captan.s of the U.S. delegation elected me to be the official flag bearer. I remembered how. half-cr y in g and half .sini ling. I carried th e Stars and Stripes, here in one arm, like the men, here in two, not to take chances on its touching the ground I could bareR feel under my feet. I felt strong ' , cOncl1ntritCd, together. That season I broke the U.S record It) a num be r of meets. I lillproved Ili) personal best by a score 721 10; 38.10 NINTH - I Nap's Johnny (fl652 3003.00. 2 My Vickie (3) 12.60 S 10; ' __•_ , m,,c .ioey I) 1(IQ; Q (3.7)9940; P (73) UI 00; 1 (7 3.1) 1136 40; 3139. TENTH - 1. Wright Marker (1) 9 10 500 3 40, 2. Ramblin Girl (2) 360 3 00, 3 Petite Pinto (0) 1.10; Q (I 2) 1310. P (12) 52.20. 1 (I 25) 11300; 31.15. ELEVENTH - I. Rugged Randy (2)050350260,7. Run Dog Two(7) 1.607,50; 3 Ouch's Master (1) 100; 0(77)1160, P (27)60.90. 1 (27.1) 58560. 3164 TWELFTH - I Noting (Ii 1.50 340 300. 2. Jug (1) 1000 400, 3. Dream Acre 3.100; 0(17)2920; P (I 7) 52.20. 1 (173) 31200; 3045 All 1165; Handle - $251,570 SEVENTH - I. Though Time (Sicai. 2 Ocala Eagle (JefferSon); 3 George Way (6. Regur); I Passe (N Crank); S. Wingait Godenia (Becker). 6 Ocala Butler (O'Amato); 7 Flyer Farong (Johnson). I. Belandger (R Neely) EIGHTH - I. Mr. Badeye (Dvora(ek); 2. Clever Trip iVan -- Deventer), 1 - 1,..-.. UFV4 (Culhane); I. Decatur Boy lBttdgel), S Dmrey America iR Ne,Iy). 4 Stonegate Sharp (Pat terson). 1 Narrl,ns Pussycat ISeders), I Eds Buddy (Rau) NINTH - I. Howard Champ (Kurtzworlh), 7. Bullet Freight (No Driver). 3. Goodtlme Julie (Grimes); I Nelson Way (Taylor); S Coalmont Fr,t (R Ne,Iy). 4 Mijd Pop IProvost); . Cutlass A. (Parr), I Selbys Beau (Ssiden) TENTH - I Flying Hank (kurtjorth) w 7 Forecaster (SIader), 3 Pansys Knight IOlos'y), A. Iron City Nancy (R Regur); s Join The Crows (FiliplIli); 6_ MaioretteL. Bar ISarbes: 7 Back tire Bayel (Rau), I C K 's Firl IR Neely) 1280 (Oil with 3)103.20, NINTH - 1. Apraiz (I) 11.00 1 00 350; 3. Boniguen (7) 7.60 400; 3. Rafael (1)910;Q Iv y) 32.00; p (I-i) 9) 00 . TENTH - I. uri.rt.ovy (I ) 21.60 7.00 3.00; 2. Bob.Davaloj (5) 560 140; 3. SoIos.Lor,nzo (3) 3.60; Q IS. I) 14.10; ( I 5) 107.70; DO (I I) 337 #0, LEVENTH - I Galdos.Coøian (2) 11.00 300 3.00; 2. isasa Molina (3)560100. 3. Aprall.Paco (5) 2.60; o (2 3) 30.20; P (2 3) 145 50, TWELFTH - i. Rafael.Eirrl (i) 13.60 9.00 300; 2. JOrgeCobian (1) 9.00 6 20; 3. Solana Sarduy (6) 1.00; O (II) 11.60. P (11) 197.40; Big 0 (23 with 1 1)525 20, - MONDAY NIGHT - 1. Victor Davalos (6) FIRST TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 900 320 100; 2. Nestor-Sutton (1) 9007.00; 3 Bob Goodwin (3) 1.00; 0 (6 7) 02.60; P (6.7) 311.50 SECOND - I, Nejtor.Pecina (4) 19, 40 5.00 2.00; 2. Bob-Sutton (3) 3 50 300. 3. Solos.Goros (I) 3.00; 0 (3 1) 3610; P (1.3) 107.90; Big 0 (6 7 with 3.4) 573.20. THIRD - I. Mario Ovy (2) IS So 9.40 660. 2 Galtan.Suston (3) 7.00 320. 3. Bob.Eewardn 1.20; 0 (2 3) FIRST - i. Johnnie Margo; 2. My Girl Peck; 3 Prism Light; 4. Penrose Fee; 5 Travefin Nell; 6. it's Dooley; 1. Bachlor Boy; I. Jack Bebo. SECOND - 1. Soft Fox; 3. White Cactus; 3, Bee Betty, 4. Wright Glee, 5 Brindle Skipper, 6. Bar S. Pat, 7. PixieWhiz; S It's Karo. Strawberry B.arrj' 2 Star rut Speed Drive; S. Wrigh t Grand; 6 Aming High; 1. Or Brisco; a. Pat Annexed, FOURTH - I. Parting; 2. My Big Wheel; 3. CaprIcious; i Jigsaw j..... ..... . i.i,,.s - -. c 'I ". 0. IVUiII I Di Dad, 7. Sweet Brandy; I. Fawn Dawn FIFTH - I. Wayside Tarisu; 2 Midnight Major; 3. Mary Kate; i Champion Flame; S. lop Ginger; 6. TeIs Heather; 7. Classic Clarke; I Ramble, SIXTH - I. Lady Amy; 2, Mindy Malone; 3 Cappy's Slier). I. My Odye$te; S Travelin Andy. 6. Rufus Hazotjrj; 7. Mat) Z.; I. Hayseed. SEVENTH - ). Metric Mate; 2 Gotha Mighty, 3. Tells Mae Yet; 1 Quality Fair; S. Robert West; 6 Dutcliess Royal; 7. WrIght Flyer; I. Nimble Roady. EIGHTH - I. Wright Cruiser; 2. Traffic Jam; 3. Travelln Tom, 1. Donna Eck.ert, 5, Merit; 5. Slick Lad, 7 Co un tess Christie; I. Fuzzy FOURTH - 1. Peclna (2) 10 20 1403,00 2. Rodolfo (3) 2100160; 3. Paco in 3.00; 0 (2 3) 13 .40. P (7.3) 151 00. 00 (22) 16030. FIFTH - 1. Jorge Sarduy (1) 1660 9 00 4 20: 2 It.x, F.'h.,;, I 1 180 1.60; 3. taTo' g','n' 500. 0 (S 0) 50.20, P (I 5) ISO 40. SIXTH - I. SoIos.Mandiofo (1) 20 00 12.20 000. 7. uriarle.Wal;y (1) 7700 1 60. 3. Bob Molina (2) 500 0 (I 1) 4.20; p (il) 1)952; 00 (0 I) 1&2.70 SEVENTH - I. Rafael.Mandiola 17.20 9.70 5.10; 2, Galdos.Wally (5) 650 150; 3. Nestor.Echanlz (1) 3.40. 0 (3 8) 56.00; p (3 fl) 10060 EIGHTH - I. lsasa.Sarduy (1) 11 00 510 3.20; 2. Solana Mandiota (1) 10,204.20; 3. Rafael.Echaniz (2) 320, 0 (4-7) 3500; P 17.4) (10.10; Big 0(30 With 1 7) (all with 1) 362.20 and (all With 7) 122 00. NINTH - I. Jorge (I) 550 1.20 300. 2 Apraiz (2) 7.70 500; 3. Echaniz (5) 500; 0 (2 I) 10.00; P (I 2 1 145,20 TENTH - i Victor Sutton (2)9 60 6001 20. 7 Mario Edward (i) 51.00 5.10; 3 Solos Pecina (6) 17 20. 0 (1. 2) 400. P (2 1) 1310; 00 (11 2) ., wniz NINTH - I. Pare; 2 Madam Printer. 3 Nowod's Image; Proven Sister; S. Fast Rising; 6. Wind Sock, 7. Janis, I M&M' Bonnie ELEVENTH - I. Galdos.Arrieta TENTH - I Travelin Rosy, 2 Victor Cobian Win .lac, 3 Snazzy Rocket, 1. Iiopy ii , ,..0 4ou; .1 IIasaOo3win (4) Faith. 5 Bold Admiral, 6. Wright Gay, 7. Dizzy Dart; S. Barney 500. 0 (I 3) 3160. P (3 I) 109 TWELFTH - 1 Gatti Coeian (2) Eckert. Ii 10 900 450; 2. Jorge.Ecnaniz (1) ELEVENTH - I Barlow, 7 500 370, 3. Galdos.Boniguen (I) Princess Printer; 3 My Rules; 100; 0 (21) 3460. P (2 1)09 10, Big Gene Austin, Sr Weela Pet; 6 (I 3 With 21) 04770 Quiseyana, 7. Skidoo; I. Cory Allison TWELFTH - 1 Gold Palace; 7 Brave Ron, 3 Jim, Zip; I Shonda Lee. S Jay Joker; 6 Maztown ____________________________ Countess, 9 m Luke S. Frst Air, Automatic, _________________ a ss Con t rol, Jai- Alai 1i i SP*cial Tow ___________________________ DAYTONA BEACH MONDAYMATINEE L1 -- $3995 FIRST - 1 Neitor Lorenzo III I? 209709.40; 2 Bob Pecina (6) 920 560 3 Gaitan Gooewin 17) 100. 0 (6 7) 15 10; P (111 6) 20670 Ii SECOND - 1 R,ihI I? 70 360200. 2 ,.r. .'""'t ,,, -.:.• .; I . ':,.: ;''. BILL BAKER ' -ni ii j LA1 Ill I ,I WE DON - I IIpped out from under the cioetl gate. Now I pray that It finds an opening in the barbed wire and the electronic surveillance iif \bontre,il. and sah.'l slips b.i'k '.1, r .:,51i.., ''L6 • *'O. 6, ' " 4 'r. ;&e i,'. SELL A _ _______________ ECOND BEST ii 7 34 ______________________ __________________ FOR DRIVING CONFIDENCE JOIN THE Wr /' MICHELIN MOVEMENT MCROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. Ph. 322.0651 405 W. First St., Sanford C' £'t' -'I '1. -' 1Wc<, '4tJt'kAZ #1,i. 4. Without a look back, sorrow, somehow got away. I guessed it ,..', ..7 '4;i.' ..._ ..._ 'the man vino grabbed (II) hand %',it.S ABC's Erich Segal "Siimi.'tlung had to give." he Salli. I lookedathijnin,i sort ol aged wmiy. lie squeezed my hand even more earnestly "I iiii glad it was the athlete and not the human being In u, And so, finally. I could cry I knew I would never compete i),iI(1, but also that the soul ot the Olympic Village was not dead. They had beaten it down. almost to a pulp, but it , :'t. , UiJ UI you inentmng , draining, mental ache. .-,-, L - r.'1,'qsI-çv 4-, selves out of com pe titions. A British athlete shook me. "What's wrong." GcrI1i.in athlete whispered: iiiit III the stadium that ruorning, All I felt wits a tor. ,. -' 3 V - " .:.•'. ' ' ___________________ A terrible argument was ranging snthin tile. Oh, yes. athletes have thought them- un t qualify 'V t't 7 body was still strong My intCllL'Ct wits stressed. T he worst as that my soul was in hiding. i),i. F',5 :'--...-.'' ',.n.,, of feet I..,.., ill....... I,.. n..rtu ., ",r'...:. .:....-.• p I Now. No weekks later. in - '' - ~ Cl Easy &i I OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. equipment. The U.S. coach as not there, but I was not bothered. The other coaches knew me: They would help me out. Nestor); I. Maurice Ed Scottie lIucmfthc Inc l,ide Ws and loosen up without having to walk a distance to collect their Racing Metrolina Dusty (Bridges), 1 Tern Iron (Aldrich), 5 Dandy Horn (Rau), 6. Prince Desmond (Dvoraceis); 1. Singing Sam (Berelnak) SECOND - I. Justly Randolph .... '"''WU'Ii. £ vicars Rocket (Kimball), 3 Tim Bell (Udelt), 1. Lilly Blue Chip (Jefferson); Lisbon Hanover 1). Ne.ty, 6 Drip Dry (No Driver); 7 Scott 0 Scott (KurtIworth); I. Matilda Lobell (Whaylandi THIRD - I Grey Bill (D'Amatol, 2. Stars Hostess (Hobbs); 3 Nibs Brat Muntz), 4 Ruff (R AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN WHO C Continued From Page 1-B) FIRST - I Moon Time IM, Crank); 2 My Tawny (Lake), 3 roLo! fi Heartbeat TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Fri. ! ' MONDAY NIGHT FIRST - 1 Hitton On High (6) 10 20 760360. 2. Miss Pedro (4) 700 300, 3 Canadian Bowl (3) 300; 0 (1 6) .49 10; P (6.1) 99.30; 31.77 SECOND - I. Trade Day (i) 1320 960 360, 7. Snazzy Time 131 360 Atlanta (Messersmith 90) at Montreal (Carrithers 36), n New York (Koosman 10.6) at Cincinnati (Nolan II), In) Philadelpo'iia (Carlton 10.3) at Sa n Diego (Jones 56 1), (fl) St Louis (McGlothen SI) at Los Angeles (Rau 06), In) Chicago (R. Reuschel 6.7) at San Francisco (Halicki 9.11), In) Wednesday's Games St Louis at Los A ngeles Philadelphia at San Diego Chicago at San Francisco Houston at Pittsburgh. (n) Atlanta at Montreal, In) New York at Cincinnati. (n) Monday night's program was cancelled due to weather problems which caused tote board complications. Due to the cancellation, the raceway t announced free admissions for tonight, Wednesday and Thursday. Important funeral we've ever 1 '1 1 1 I ELEVENTH - I Penrnarrc (5) 510 3.20 3.20; 7. Golden Glitter (4) 110300; 3 Rick) Cox (7) 0.10: , 5) 76 20; P (5 4) 1730; 1 (517) 12320; 31 TWELFTH - 1. Pearl's Pain 6.200104 10: 2 Mac's 1*t,,. iii g gi 3 60. Tokaslrinkej ( 1 )3.60;Q ( 5. 0) 3440, P IS ill 119 70; T (551) 779.60; 31.73. A 1993; Handle -. 169.303. SEMINOLE had. We believe each family 'Check With Blair For A Lower Fare FAIR-WAY TRANSMISSION, INC. Ph.323.1142 (I Security benefits as regard S funeral services. Why not plan ahead for ttie inevitable and make thing S easier when death occurs'? Phone 3239030 or stop bi Sunshine State Mortuary, 1 block off SRi, on Airpurt Blvd. Sanford. - ADV. MNt IYIIL IY%VVIIUlrI 6014 E. 34 11 43 47 2 *0; 3. Lonesome ice (7) 3.00. o 11) 6.20 3.10. 3 Hesfor.awara Ili (13)1900; p (13)0010; 1(137) 66O.Q(21)2160;P (74)7370 Big 16170, DO 16.1) 151.20; 31.62. 0(65 with 21) 54020 THIRD -) NorThern Friend (I) THIRD - I. Nestor.Oavalos (I) 510 310 2.00. 2. Royal Dancer (I) 960 160 400; 2 Bob Ovy (S) S 20 000520. 3 Iron Gray (2) 3.10; 0 (1. 170; 3. BarguinPecina (6) 3.60; 0 Ii 13.00; P (ii) 106.30; 1 (15.2) (5 I) 61.00; P (IS) 11.40. 116.60; 31.36. FOURTH - I. Solana (I) 13.60500 FOURTH -1. Indica$I's (I) 11. 3 G*tI II (5) 370 200; 3 00 5 60 Just Joey (1200; 0(13)23.60; Mijtill (1) 200; 0 (SI) 3500; p (I P (1.2) 91.50; 1 (124)110.20; 31.50 3) 91 50; 00 (11)135.60. FIFTH - I. 0.5. News Maker (7) FIFTH - 1. Mutilla.Sard.,,y (7) 7706 20 3.20; 2. Red Oarla (1) 300 10.00 3.20 1 00; 2. Apralz M1ndioI 1 00 . 3 Wayside Bond (1) 4.40, 0 (1 1.10 3 10; 3. SoIana.Echaniz 160; 7) 19 20; P (7)) 09.10; 1 (7.1.4) (27) 30.50; P (72) 73.20. 310 00; 35 72. SIXTH -1. Solos .Mofina (1) 3900 (lyful I -----r__._.. '' -- -- , vi 610; 2. Uriarte.Pico (3) 10.00 4350 ii 00 4,60; 2. Preach (i) 500 1.00; 3 Nestor.Wally (6) 600; 0 (1. 310. 3 Devil's Deii ( 2) 320. 0 1 I) 2) 12.80; P 1)2) 101.10; DO (7.1) Hangover (2) 11 II' 20 21', 31', (In) to select lust the services they want or need and should be charged only for those selected, We believe each family should , 3)36.60; 1 (5.32) 11360; 31.71 FOURTH - i. Master Merrill (2) 6.60 4.00 7.60; 2. Cassius Eckert (1) F.4U 320; 3 BOby Wire (0) 2.40; Q (I. 2) 2620. P (2 1) 1030; T (2.1 5) 10160; 31.63. FIFTH - i Grown Up(l) 0004.00 2.60. 2. Mobile Spirit (I) 6002603. Persuader Acre (0) 2.60; 0 (1.1) 2)10; P (11)43 00; 1(411)13600; 3176. SIXTH - I. Wright Hi Fit) (5) 2060 10.00 7.20. 2. Lynnee (7) 6.60 3.20; 3. Becky Sue (I) 200; 0 (5 7) 460; P157) 337.50; 1(571)267.20; 31 67. SEVENTH - I. My My Molly (5) 1060400300,2, State (0)300300; 3. I'm Velva (7) 5.20; 0 (50)14 52; P (58) 3960; 1(507) 1069 60 ; 3)61. EIGHTH - i. Boy Wonder (1)9.10 600150; 2. Miss Liberation (6) 0.20 170;) Eleanor Daniels (7) S00: 0 (I 6) 6000: P (1 61 227 10; 1 (167) 5151 10; 3167. NINTH - I. Penrose Dot (1) 29.10 7.00 S 20; 2. Sherby (1) 4.20 3.40; 3. (ma Friend (0)300; O(l 1) 0500. P (1 4) 15150;1(141) 100760 31.9). TENTH - I Space Watch (6) 22 40 6.20 3.20, 2. Jenolla (3) 3 10 760.3. Happy Horst (I) 200;Q(36) 17.70 P (6 3) 5730; 1 (631) 103 20; - 7 - , I , ., ', . i 'j '' ,.._ _ Cars - Small ,. ? - . . ,. rTI1i4'IlfI1. itii.ia ii Costing TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL / . - . offif'Y111T17TTItiii Get service, savings, and security at Williams & Son Amoco Stati on located on the cor ner of Hwy. 17.92 and Lake Mary Blvd. in Sanford. Oh, and while you're getting all those. Don't forget to get y ou r car washed and waxed. - ADV. 711 French Ave., Sanford Nail To Police Sta. a sensuoie Science (196.6). He is a Licensed Embalmer and Fuieral Director, Cum Laude, and received a certificate for out. adn ,'.:rk in restorative For your convenienco. Williams & Son is open seven days aweek from 7a.m. . 9p.ri5 weekdays, Sat. B am. . 8:70 p.m., Sun. * am. . s p.m. KEN'S is C i ncinnati College of Mortuary car for only V-B's for only $10.95 plus parts. Also - Just irs time for the hot wejther, Williams & Son are offering an air conditioni ng J 29 8u'lI et Automatic nois.Ii,n,, Bu.1 n Speech comprnson br e tits raoqs Sunshine State Mortuary, located 1 block off S. R. 46 on Airport Blvd., Sanford, would like to see people think and plan for death before it happens. Sitting d ow n and agreeing on what services will be wanted or needed in an atmosphere de void of the strain and emotion Robert Rlsner, two very Prices Quality Education ma ' end up making hasty and ill. advised decisions under the stress of their emotions in their time of shock and sorrow, sonable young men who give that "Service With A Smile." Interior Shampooing E' Cleaning and Painting Reasonable course, and then many people Jim McElveen, manager of , EXTERIOR WASH.n. WAX 595 (b batteries, shock absorbers, tires, etc., and Peak antifreeze. Gary Miller, a first class mechanic, has been with Steve and Ben for 2 years. He is on duty six days a w eek from 8 5 Gary is an expert in air co ditioning, front end work, fron end alignment. tune.ups and most other general main- parts. They will check everything out thor oughly to make sure all is runninc, well Williams 5. Son Amoco boasts Sanford's only automatic car wash. With a $3.00 or more purchase you can got your car washedand waxed FREE. Orit any service Is dons to your car a t Williams 8. Son you also receive awash and wax FREE. P WC .. C ',u,s. I 'u. . iwee your at Williams 8. Son you can still take advantage of this car wash and wax for a mere dollar. Good help is ha rd to find these days, but Ben and Steve were lucky to find Sam Watson and AUTO CLEAN 1% Williamson Communication and Engraving 23-Channel CB Transceiver 3229823 IIS SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Grades K-,o a week _________________ SStrong Academics JOHNSON Open 7 days Blvd CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT X-i you need him. REE CAR WASHJ D WAX WIT,v 5m.. I make thili, urreu L N, STATION It is Issued. The overall 102. I Mechanic on F'ilioarn JOHN SCHLE FORST - I. Pecos 220250 7 Wri ht Can Can GB Fran 39 5 ,9 Monday's Re sults San Francisco 3, St. Louis 3 Cincinnati i, Pittsburgh 2 Houston 3, Montreal I Atlanta i, New York 2 , San Diego -1. CP,ir*nn . Philadelphia 's:' L;;;geln Today's Games Houston (McLaughlin 00 and Griffin 5 2) at Pitts burgh (Can delaria 94 and Kison 7 5), 2, SYMPATHY, DEDICATION AND UNDERSTANDING see Jim McElsteen at Sunshine State Mortuary SISS••IIS••SII0ISIS•SSSI4.S... Hwy. 17.92 Longwood . cI'.v,1 'I?,,. %. ' '. It If"l, PALMS DRIVING ' t~, RANGE P' 1',, _, SEE WILLIAMS & SONS AMOCO *~ .1 x1J' . -. 4 ; SERVICE WITH A SMILE EVERYTIME it BtfE FUXN/T(IRE i232 S. HIGHWAY 17-12 REE PEPSI. ., ,. - .. I . - .,' . CHECKMATE - •.. 11. _ 11 DAYTONA BEACH MONDAY MATINEE San -. ~~ ,5 ,~,,~ .r".,. -, ('~-~.km ,I N'h-1I'l >,-_~,_ 57 50 11 45 Atlanta , ,, 31.30.31-97 3) 3031-97 332633-92 Dog Racing Baltimore (Garland 11.1) at Kansas City (Bird 9.2), In) California (Ross 611) at waukee (Auoutin. 7) l,,i Mil, New York (Holtirnan 061 at Chicago (Brett 5.1), In) Detroit (Fidryth 10.2) at Mm nesota (Singer IS), (n) Boston (Jones 30) at Texas (BrIles 73), In) Wednesday's Games California at Cleveland, In) Oakland at New York, In) Milwaukee at Kansas City, (n) Detroit at Chicago, In) Boston at Minnesota, (n) Baltimore at Texas, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pc). Phila 59 27 .686 Pitts 45 35 .350 New York 4 43 .516 St. Louis 10 18 .453 Chicago 36 53 .40.4 Montreal 26 57 .313 0 CHESS SET FOR (I BETTY SMITH :.' , CUT AND WRAPPED FOR FREEZER Located lust oft Old Orlando Hwy.. (SR 427) on Garden Drive to Richmond Road.. .Sanford We doaccepfood stamps For Information Call 322.7952 J ~~' - '.- MEAT , WHOLESALE PRICES ."'t. A.. I HORMEL WESTERN 11 t 1, - -' . qw.r MILLER MEAT SERVICE '' r ' A Sanford, Fla. . .* 1 i=)..=__..•'. ....... Out Patient Therapy R .~ 303125-16 273425.-S6' 5160 31 S3 " -, r 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients - VA - Medicaid .191 12 .476 13'. .411 ii .117 x.Ken Evans Dave Greiher Dan Anders Dick Henderson Mike Willis Cleveland 3.3. Oakland 2,10 SS 00; P (111 4) 99r "; 31 64 C81ifOrnis 4.6, Milwaukee 21 SECOND - I Pecos Blacklighf 581111 more 4. Kansas City 3 (7) 21-00 S 40 3 20; 2, itinglo jet ( I Minn esota o. Detroit 320260' 3 Jocosta (1) '100 (1.7) New York 3, Chicago 2 P(7.i) 25560' T (71.1)240 10' Tnas 1, Boston 3, ii innings 2120' 00 (Il) ., - ~~ -. '. . - , . - .1 NURSING E. 2nd St. , If*1 . 1~114~ It c,41iE4e4fie4k" CENTER .vhere your friends are" 919 - . , I -LW `e - C - Pro Division GE 4) 16 15 49 West 56 16 i7 44 .316 10 11 47 .464 i1" 10 17 .460 3c s .119 19 Milwkee hten Dark Hours Jw -I 10 6- 5 g .S. . . Sanford Mon.-Fri. till 4 P.M. Win, - 4 B&E HAS A Nabs I ' 42 ATFERN PARK .n 44 13 10 Minnesota Chicago California • Helps 53 22 Kan City Texas Oakland Sunshine State Mortuary PEA SHELLER 1.00 Bucket of Balls-Save 501 th Amoco Service With A Smile 1549 ENIOR CITIZENS & LADIES SPECIAL I York Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston ... Pictured above (1tor) Ste ve Wi1flu&G-yMiller ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) - Don Zimmer, replacing fired 1975 American League Manager of the Year Darrell Johnson, says he would be "the happiest man in the ocld" if the Boston Red Sax continue to show the same fighting spirit they displayed Monday night in a 4-3 loss to the Texas Rangers. "This was the first time in my life I've been on a losing team that I liked what I saw," said Zimmer, who will serve as interim Red Sox manager until the end of the season. "The players acted in the dugout tonight like a team that is fighting for a pennant. That's what I want to see and that's what I saw." The fact that Boston is not fighting for a pennant is precisely why Johnson is no longer with the team. 'The way The team has been going lately. I don't blame (;ent'ial Manager) Dick O'Connell or the Red Sex one bit," Johnson said of his firing. "In my opinion it was time for a change." I N.w MC V Pt.Ptjf Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pct. Williams & Son Tuaedav..li,Ivsn ;1 ' IL S Johnson Axed Campbell 1111 - :1Ik,11 'I±t I . - Gift Designing Now! only four hits and two runs and straight times, took a 3-2 lead into the ninth but was kayoed walked off with his first victor) when Greg Luzinski followed a as a starter since April 16, 1975 single by Mike Schmidt with a as the Giants defeated the Carvicious line drive off Hooton's dinals 5-3. Never blessed with pinpoint right leg that went for a double. control, D'Acquisto issued eight Astros 3, Expos 1 walks, but five came in the first Greg Gross and Bob Watson three innings. He didn't walk drove in seventh-inning runs anyone from the fourth through with a single and sacrifice fly the seventh and when he respectively as the streaking returned to the dugout the small Astros posted their fifth conCandlestick Park crowd of 1,587 secutive triumph and 11th in the gave him a standing ovation, last 13 games behind the five-hit "I never gave up on myself, pitching of J. H. Richard. and the Fans were behind me all Braves 1, Mets 2 the way," D'Acquisto said. "I Phil Niekro limited the Mets had everything going. It was a to a pair of singles over the first big stepping stone for me." six innings and notched his 10th D'Acquisto took a 5-1 lead into victory with seventh-Inning the ninth but walked pinch help from Mike Marshall. hitter Jerry Mumphrey and Niekro also delivered a run-corthrew two balls to Bake ing single in Atlanta's three-run McBride before being relieved fourth. by Mike Caldwell, who was Padres 3, Cubs 2 nicked for a two-run single by Dave Winfield tripled to start Lou Brock. the eighth inning and scored the D'Acquisto also helped him- winning run on John Grubb's self with his bat. He singled in sacrifice fly while Brent Strom the third inning and eventually scattered seven hits in handing scored the tying run and dou- the Cubs their seventh conbled and scored in the sixth. secutive defeat. iftnis CompIsls fine of macrims & .r.,. materials 0Zraine S.ss Complete fine of caramic pots with Wads to match Icomplet, line of clay pots MeOcen pots and stands First 11%. The Associated Press Reds 4, Pirates 2 Some walks, some runs and Dave Concepcion's tie-break. John D'Acquisto usually ing two-run double snapped a 1headed for the nearest exit. It I tie in the fourth inning and got so bad that one writer Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh be. nicknamed him "Ball Four" hind the live-hit pitching of Pat D'Acquisto. Zachry. Concepcion's blow off Alter posting San Francisco Jim Hooker followed Cesar rookie records with 12 wins and ('ieronimo's single, a sacrifice 167 strikeouts in 1974, and an intentional walk to Pete D'Acquisto underwent elbow Rose. Pattsburgh's runs came surgery last year that limited on .,,olo homers by Bill Robinhim to 10 appearances with a 24 son, record and a dismal 10.29 Phillies S. Dodgers 3 earned run average. The Phils ended Burt HooEight starts and seven relief jobs thisseason weren't much ton's mastery over them by better - an 0-5 record and 6.47 coming from behind with three ER - but the hard-throwing runs in the ninth inning on a right-hander worked eight pair of bases-loaded walks and a sacrifice fly. Hooton, who had promising innings against St. Louis. HeMonday allowed defeated Philadelphia seven Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Us! SPianti SPeeds. C1811106 and items for i5wlry makIng 0 1811111019 In macram, and ____Mon . Tvtg _ a Wed Wins See .....Stop In & "' ft!l �46—Ev.njg Hirald, Sanford, FL 61 B Tuesday, July 20, 1n _ N IS GO DOWN L,,A; 9 I —. ! _ f, . I EEI . F( MEN'nON ~Y klo 15 ç \\ J J I -_ . k, I- 'LdW ~!~ Taro Tw-pMD &X GF CMD4 TD I ___________________________ fiesta 8 City in New York 9 Ethiopian metal 39 Narrow ocean 42 channel scriptuf03 43 Short jackets prus cases lab) 44 Esker 45 Dety 49 Auricles 25 Theow ing to 3 50 Italian city Alleviate 29 Operatic solo suffix 30 Torn 54 Royal Socloty 32 Bone of Edinburgh 33 Senior (ab) lab) — — — — — — 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 - — - - - - ___ - - 15 16 18 - - - ... %%OPN BE - fl — . 24 125 1 — 26 27 ' - 29 30 28 ' - ( shk I AIINE.1 - - E 16 LAR&ER TPLAN MINE - - — — - 34 1 ; ! A - — — — 31 LAFtc-EZ 'r4AN - — — 23 I I 36 37 38 . a 40 — 41 43 — I ,- L; 1 51 [i1_ - — — ARCHIE DO'tVUSJPPOSE,ANYTQWNS ___________________________________ OF ONE IN ( .. c" ._ - -3 - W41TCH ~ VAX44 ' ____________________________________ - . -1 , I TXlGH! I NEVER DO ~1~4~~INC, !!k AMENT! , I ,I "I "I ,Q) I ~_ ~ _______ STOP I -r A WELL ( JIJ MPE TOO QUICK! I , I __~,_ 7 THE -i--------------- r FAS I '/ ____ I *, Vn ~:/ . ~) W_ I ) 1~ _/ 1 Z:~', ^ % . 1)~~ I C — 7_~~ 1 ~ - ,- , , ,LI V "c. - ,,,f _3 c' -1 -1 .. - -~~ /. , I- j'.v ~_ !I - 11 11 - - - .1 W I 11 I . ___ ._ / . I _I L /_ ,I,, -, ''_ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -A / I / ,il - _________________ ( - :31 , _:~~_~,I ______ ' .6. J- J - TELL - '. DRAWER V L 1i:i'_ -t -- ..1. _. . I, , - ir-,, iH ¼IrcL DI DN 'r CLOSE , - by Larry Lewis 3— ~ PSYC).401..OGY CLASS IS , OLD WALNUT TREE ______ - \ DONT C4R'Y T)-4!,S1 IA) ____ ----------------; I _________ I I_A FRANKANDERNEST b_BobTh ~ - 11 J .QUARK MD _____ we - F .,_ 1 -- - WIN - — ~/ t- - :111 6MA.- __ / - -- - I C".' _.- __ ' TUMBLEWEEDS 5 EST ,% 75 3 r. I. via I i 12ARX)N Aft .- 1 ! _~, ril, - HE A ,ç - I'.- IN I A. - which South il S 1. ,i p . . '' ,f . '- 1- . j,;.. ,. -. 4; ' .. ', . . / . -. - . I, . . AOF 441~ ' I 1 ." "I . .1 1) r I ,. ~ . . . ._I _F -,~:,, _~_It._ _zt_~_, i ' Sj' - ~ 100^- .. - L ' ' . f .. ' '. •. . 4 - .-"::.;. - . 1 , .. 3, '. - , 11i it '.0 flCtJ -' . 'S burglary . ' -. 1 '' i ast could ha'.e inureii L)hI Pass trick two, but he was too busy talking 11iss PiNs ['all Ojwning lead - 3 V way Correct or prevent prostate ~ ,~dI ~ F . . A %% i~consin reader "ant,; if) The American Bridge know %hy we lead the king Teachers* Associat on front either ace-king of king. 1) t'& quarterly always contains I queen soine interesting and instruc. The answer is that it has tive hands Ifere is one by been done that way since long I Dave Smith Forget about the bidding. before Oswald Jacoby started play bridge anti he has North*s two-ipade response is to years a tremendous overbid and plaved or There are some tit while six clubs is unbeata e . it got detlartr to six notrump tages. but the great majority of cxperts find that ills better to Dave used the hand to this practice than to continue infection and i prostate gland trouble' And Gill Fox - __by . ! --7, F __ I ( . , I with a variety of organisffm but a complication of the often the real cause of the in- procedure. Ali a vasectomy will (10 Is prevent sperm celLs from doubtful ftt sexual activity reaching the prostate. The ] enough other medical problems that tlx-y may be near the end of their active sexual life anyway. In which case the man may Incorrectly think that imtence after surgery as because of the operation. \— \ I \ I 1C%V670S4Xr- AII,eLPOV awAee XV? X"a'ST tf%t/7ERA 1 11\ I t, l,,%,-~ IMN SM a7nrv.- wMVINAESU\ fAjwJJJyl 7-ZO - i&1Ol ______ 0 1 I _____ — - L- - ____ H ___ i price of It . -.1 I . .. '~ - .. , I , I 11 . . ' County is designated by official order a Title IV redevelopment area "Seminole Jobs Bill Ad i Ile Ilerald Services WASHINGTON - Senate Republicans held the key today to Vihlen, is that the county I* S "immediately eligible" for to whether the Democratic majority can muster the votes to override President Ford's veto of a $3.95 billion public works jobs grant funds to help create jobs Vihlen said the effective date' bW. for the eligibility was July 16. If the bill becomes law, it could provide miHions of dollai I I This is the result of about projects mSanfordandotherpartsofSeminoleCoun I 1_0~ one year's effort, in connection In February, the Sanford City Commission directed City with the county s high unem- Manager Warren Knowles to work with county officials to hae -' . . MOSQUITO EXPERT school board may have to • I ll' _ - __ '_ .e - .~ -_ 1 (I I - 1 17! 10" . I' r`;~ fl;~"'1-i- I " ~~_ ~ 171:WIF., L" 1 '- ploymedt rate, for designation the county designated an economically distressed area, so area and as a redevelopment county residents wo uld be able to reap the benefits included in such a we are now eligible for some measure. 1. federal help' Vihlen said Lsd Projects that may be funded tinder the btlJ include regional fie said that he has notified detention facilities, sewer treatment facilities, street paving. and the may ors of each of the municipal buildings county's communities, the Ford contends the bill would create more inflation rather than , _.., , ?- . ' I :x I I —, 4?,f.x __~.~, . ,J.j'1,1W*~. ;%!4' ! WS __ I- " fVy1T1k,f L.Wtr zFVc?4 andthe L_candidates — . -i 1; -1 11, ~ . . -~ by I I . . I p .1 f Li) ." (__ •4 - -- - . -.. . - - ,' / . ,I#'-p. ' - -. - .',.., . —1' tIf.S 1 - - ____ %1' ~ k.";._ / . ~-.-,J; - . k V ~s 1~k'll I .1 7 - / 2-B If! Hospital / f A -' ' ' _____ ,.-i:::p 11 4 I JOuINPOLJ . - . Seminole sheriff '-,.'.4 ____ / , ,',, WILLIAMP LAYER school superintendent ... i - :- 'Q 14 addition of independent con- p . .. DV1ESIMS school board member Sports Icksislon ' ! / . (AMlIBRLLF .. elections supervisor .,~ -- 2-8 2-11 Horoscope 4 " ,% I _IZ-1, ~ , ;~ ik~z 4 -, .,t~ ii _, ~--J I 2-B 1-LI b1 ii;~- 1 N$ -A 2-B ' I - Around The (lock Bridge Calendar mics Crossword Editorial l)earAbb) . e. 1 I Dr. Lamb . .~e; .~ 4,,- Tli~ 11 Senator A list of Florida .' "1T" ,__ - - M.-U, INI)EX I. Entered in the battle fo~i A long parade of political bopeinia seeking every office from publi c de fender to U.S. ,_ - _ didates Sims represents Is seeking election to the to officially enter any county the coun ty school Florida house of Represen- race. District 3 r Who's A. ^. I ('.oembel and school board 1)istrict 3 District 2 be tw een incumbent membe r Davie Sims all will be Commission Chairman board chairman Robert 5 slot to be vac*ted V h1sI c.0 '' candidates appears on page 6. '-- -1 ~s . . I i I Democratic contender Robert re-electedNovember2-unless Michael Hattaway, a Feather and challengers Owen they are challenged by an in- Democrat, will be vying with Frakes and Francis Jackson, dependent candidate. o partyffiliaed candidates all registered non-par tisans. Each of those running in District I while three others The present list of qualifiers unopposed is a Democrat have filed to run for the District will be beefed up later with the . ~ ' 4~ ! _. ]. !4i it - - - j, - Wis -Nr.vv 01.1 Today tatives. Opposing Williams are the campaign ' 1. — I Democrats Dan Dorfman and Dave Gunter, along with Steven Deviese, a Republican. Hatlaway will have to defeat GOP hopeful Vincent Perry and , 4" Seminole Employment and s Unopposed In November Election _____________ persons wishing to enter seven upcoming county races. Sheriff John Circuit board Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith, In the chase for seats on the except Layer and Sims, who are listed as non-partisan can- %* - I budget boarrnembers will transportation, maintenance agreed upon \ /aj" _____ f.I . V'% ~ - , , I i I I 11 I Collector Troy Itay. Supervisor Willianis has the most opWith Sims assured of reof Elections Camilla Bruce, position at this point with three election in District 3, the only Property Appraiser Terry hopefuls lined up against him in school board race shapes up in Atso Mo AV IDEA mis1W SwTOVA CM5016W " Om 0 7w A%w~ nor&cn.. OV 5MRAd A EAW75 /,y / - !, ~ ';tI'm " I1 1~1 . . i.. ~ ,r~ . ., %.-* 4 11 regular meeting in the board the tot.al school budget and MacFadden Foundation. conference room. includes county-wide adAlthough the board has apBut before delvilg into the rrjinistrative costs as well as proved a final contract at an w.. ,r ', ,.' _____ ' . - Vihlen's post are , William Kirchhoff, a Republican, plus School SuperIntendent Seminole County Commi.ision, John Alexander and William William P. Layer, Tax Republican incumbent Richard Tyre, both Democrats. _____ ____ ~ - Tentative approval of the could be upcoming, board of- will be the status of the contract qualifying closed Tuesday for 't 1 Seminole County -is now Fconomic Development Co. county, cities or Independent eligible for federal econorrde (SEEDCO) and Sanford's community organiza ns .. tio for development grant funds, Downtown Development evaluation and forwarding :o according to County Com- Corporation. the economic development ad. inissioner Sidney VHen Jr. The next step, according to ministration. I . -4 Viblen said he received a Vililen, will be the appointment "And one of the first apphca. 1*4, 4 letter on Tuesday from Thomas of a redevelopment project tions I expect," WhIen said, S. Francis, director of the committee to saeen project ap- "will be from the Downtown Office of Development plications submitted by the Development Corporation." Organizations, U.S. Departwhich ..r under the public works and ficials were left unopposed in the November election 7 signalling their autoinistit; return to office - as party 61f -IV GarryTrijrje \ For Federal Funds __,~_ - economic development act of 1965, as amended." What this means, according By KRIS NASH Herald Writer owned face!" WA1NY! II'' d Seven . m wearing a previously / _,jiiii , - ________________________ ''> N%.~~ #vsNuAwgm!m~ Budget O ay Expecte — ~ . t . Ii~., , . Ii.,.) ____________ ___________ ' A \, _~, L The gown is line but hook I "ble Ellgi 5 .11 1. Sem"inole . ListIncludesSheriffPolk,SchoolSuperintendent , ::;~~ r ) 1, . Also to be discussed tonight Ave., in Downtown Sanford. , I T \'.\ I ____ of marijuana seized by deputies at a motel parking lot Blackburn is free an $35,000 bond In the marijuana case. The budget doesn't have to be consider bidding more than the Ftedrick liassut Jr. district entomologist for the state DepartApproximately $1 million has approved until Oct. 1, but agreed-upon price. The meeting Is scheduled to ment of Health and RehabilItatIe Services, spoke at a meeting iii already been clipped from a because the fiscal year ended Seminole County Port permanent jobs Sanford today about the blind mosquito problem along the total of over $10 million in June 30, the school system has get under way at 8 p.m. Authority, the Sanford Airport "I think there are about six undecided," said Sen. Robert P. waterfront. Merchants and area residents are sUB searching I requests from the county level been operating for the past The school board offices are Or Authority, Seminole Com- Griffin, R-Mich., assistant minority leader, when asked how an answer o swarms o Insects .at periodically Infest the munit, Action Committee man budget However, this may not three weeks without one located at 202 E Commercial y Republicans might desert the President and vote to lakefront area. be enough arid further cuts f(AKJWflht7W5 MAI16S,6LEP .0w R*Y OF PEAM7,11IM111VI / I • '\' \'_ by WV7 '4llY6t7 i, '\ If DOONESBIJRY f446iIt '.,\ 1-k. .. ,-" k), . krence The problem Is that miun mtn who have surgery are already at an age or base , ' / ' , Teison '1 The basis of Herring's efforu to get the appeal bond revoked is Blackburn's arrest last week In Orlando on charges of possession and delivery of more than 30 pounds I throug~ board member flat individual school budgets. I \ Ilanunation may be assouated inflammation of the testicles as Ilamorition is not known t is I _11_j'~ older men. The chronic in- operated upon to try to prevent June Per Cent In 30 000 join other citizens in honoring and operation of the entire the sale must be approved by boardmemberAllan Keethata school system and the the federal courts because thL 6 p.m. testimonial dinner at the development of special foundation is bankrupt. Hobda Inn educational programs There is still the possibility The county-level budget does t.hat creditors of the foundlation The public is invited, but reservations must be made not include couldbidahigherprIce,andth I common in middle-aged and done when the prostate was 1 The June increase follows May and six-tenths of a per cent Workers were hurt as well by hikes of six-tenf~~- of a per cent in April, the Labor Department a June decline in average in May and four-tenths of a per mid. cent in April, closing out the However, the department weekly hours on the job second quarter with inflation said the improvement was offover all, consumer prices * rising at a seasonally adjusted set by sharp Increases In the last month were 5.9 per cent annual rate of 6.1 per cent. c os ts of a broad range of energy more than they were during the That is about what Ford ad. products, including gasoline, same month a year ago. L Williams sentenced Blackburn to six months to 10 years in prison In the case but earlier this month aflowed Black. burn to remain free on appeal bond while defense attorney Richard Rhodes tries to convince the U.S.Supreme Cotwt to hear Blackburn's appeal. Seminole County School ficials say. to purchase the 20.8-acre Board's 1976-77 county-level The county level budget Sanford Naval Academy Junior budget is expected at tonight's comprises about 25 per cent of School from the Bernarr / I l) AR RF Al)l H — Nousa Slated of ip P k disappear. It would seem that a once ,I nuin has had prostate surger y does that mean no tivity helps to prevent this more sex*' Indictments ~ . . , - The less you talk about sour normal amount of sexual ac accept - I WASHINGTON (AP) - De- ministration economists have motor oil, fuel oil, coal, natural spite a leveling off in food costs, considered in the past to be the gas and electricity. .' consumer prices jumped five-' underlying inflation rate iii Over-a ll, . tenths of a per cent last month, economy. up 1.9 per cent in June, driven upward by a sharp inThe increase of grocery ~ . '' rising counting for almost a third Of , ~ crease in co 0 gasoline June,r the month's inc?ease in ft e. l' two-tenths o a and other energy products, the cent partment's Consumer Price In- .~. government said today. after jwnping one per cent in ~I %.. dex. r try something else SIDE GLANCES — . T. -. _____ - A~ .:.~B ,A~ I I this subject. Others who desire ii. more information on the lustrate a ml we have mad care of the Evening Iferaid, P.O. 110% . 1551, Radio City .Station, New York. N.Y. 10019. DEAR DR. lak.%Ili - I want to know if a vasectomy causes I -, - is action or storage and in this an abscess. It may cause chills and (ever. When ft bacteria are eliminated by . nature's own defense mechanisms or by proper antibiotic treatment the S)mptOms 1/ 2 Blackburn's former associate, gambler Clyde Lee, at Jury seeking indictments. . L ... onetime central Florida gambling cur Harlan ,In* Colonel" Blackburn In jail. Herring has filed a motion asking Circuit Court Judge Voile Williams Jr., to revoke Blackburn's $10,000 appeal bond ln connection with aprljon sentence meted Black burn on a conviction in a in! nasaulnatlon attempt on rmed robber) cases involving juveniles before the Seminole County Grand . ~ft -: West Palm Beach Meanwhile Herring says he'll and take armed - (Continued on Page $-A) - her great. In the last two weeks circuit grandchildren. Born In South Carolina In 1838, Mrs Cawley used to pick cotton in the fields (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) coat judges in Seminole have dismissed armed burglary . hetalG defeat of the contract by pla~. . Ing his queen of spad i es at & 4 ' i..- , . — A circuit court hearing has been scheduled for 10:45 a.m.Frlday In efforts by State Atty. Abbott Herring input Mrs. Sussle Cawley of 418 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, raises cotton in her yard, "to help Tuesday, "then I'll go to the pus the time.1 , She gins her crop by band while she watches television and then makes pillows for Florida Supreme Court," PICKIN' V r*i mes C dictments against juveniles on Blackburn earing pending cams and will add those to the appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals in I - - (For a copy 0! JAC.OBV hand, the better. MODERN. ,-,end S1 to -Win When dummy hit the ta ble at Bridge. c/a this East remarked "I should have newspaper. P 0 Box 489. doubled", Then East took his Radio City Sfation, I iew York. ace of hearts and returned the N Y 10019) / ruling and dismissal of rive prisonment." indictments against juvenile suspects in armed burglary cases. He said he expects 1. i "another 18 dismissa ls" . I . . I .1 .~' .. , '4 I and armed burglaries by that armed burglary isn't providing indictment of detention at a state school "(or juveniles due to a recent ruling punishable by life im- Juveniles for trial as adults, maybe six months " before by Chief Circuit Judge Joe A. prisonment under a state law Herring said Tuesday that being allowed to return to the Cowart Jr. that juveniles can't amended, effective last same type revision was made to local community. be indicted for al as adults on October, by the legislature, but the armed robbery statute by He said it's almontlmpossiL:.. First-degree felony offenses, is punishable by "a term of the legislature and that he to get a waiver from juvenile Herring is appealing the years not exceeding life expects dismissals of in- 1 I: / .. I — indictments against five The Ct*irt ruled that the ar- that offense too. juveniles, ruling that juveniles med burglary statute doesn't If youthful suspects are taken can't be indicted by grand authorize "life imprisonment" to trial in Juvenile court on SeminoIBrevard Sta te Atty. juries in Florida on first-degree as Is necessary for a valid armed b urglary and robbery Abbott Herring says he expects felony offenses, grand Jury indictment of a charges, Herring says, the most increase in armed robberies Defense attorneys argued Juvenile under the statutes punishment they usually get is 1 .I - • i e Juveni e • .• . , •1 - . won housekeeping and cause an stamped self-addressed enacute infection. The infection in velope with 50 cents in it. this instance is something like Address your letter to 4z~ , I I -. .( •• . . ouId C • . . -_.~_~ 1, I . ' many times in this column FLJiJCIIONS Herring* Ru I in g . , k ripe for bacteria to set up prostate can send it long, Tt>' - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer • ' spades Dave points out a lso that £5 KQiO8S3 - FIGII'l' TH D I I ' J ___ - _. 1, -4 * '••' •1 wind up holding one spade and queen-jack of diamonds '' ( - . - , e down Instead he cashed dummy s ace of diimonds and ran ofI seven clubs to : ere boggy or swollen from distention In this conditionit is SEE' ONE OF MY MAE CHEMSHE9 Set:. qogTof A I lb ASSIS ME IUFOLJU4 MT OFF?CIsa.. riji. . South trusted East Ilis nor- EAST A .1 9 6 QJIO 0762 ferent problems. be The prostate gland forms enlargement. might the done without This affecting secretions and when it is furiction of the other fractions of stimulated frequently it forms male hormone. At present no inedicine is available that will the peak of their sex drive tend to form the most secretions. I am sending you ea When the secretions ac. 1,etter 1-6, Prostate Gland to cumulate the land ____________________ M.FA66F,QWFIEP . mal play would have been to NI NT by T. K. Ryan SORRY, SnWIW ONE.— I KAVE IN MINP A .1"', - . ueen, 211 NORTH *5 K io a i hormone. Having demonstrated the accumulation of this a lot of confusion about the role fraction of the hormone in the trouble. THE DOC.TOR, WE 4.4 M E IN TO HV THE OC I . I. 11, I 6I _____________________________________ u5. E - •.••; r-" / - • . BRIDGE AT %%rst North East South DiDtã"r COME IN To A - . . . _________________________________________ type of testosterone. the male , . - — bladder is related to the ac- prostate surgery. Tile type of cumulation of one chemical surgery (toes make sorne dil- ji I -.. [ organizations or groups r affiliated with ou ' re be he y LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) T boss might ask you for a large fortunate for you this favor today. You'd be smart to year. Good things will conic , do the best you Can to grant it. from the friends and contracts ou a e g His gratitude could be on the either harms or helps such a gland will continue to Function condition. as it always did or w ould ha ve There is now evidence (tint without the vasectomy. the enlargement of thL prostate Most mcii can return to that causes obstruction of the normal sexual function after ___ ____ those who meet In a ) lighthearted moment. 23-SeptVIRGO Don't hide your light under a YOUR BIRTHDAY bushel today. If you've done - I. r . j about asking serious'favors of# type. Don't be afraid to swim against '' current ent. The acute infections have vasectomy will not ca nothing to do with chronic prosLite gland trouble In fact prostate trouble that is more vasectomie3 were originally It 'il - . than the way they began. Keep You're the faith. Think positively. 23-Au" fl) (Feb. 20-March 20) PISCES surviving I P bI in situations today Social contacts are lucky for challeng ,weaker you today. Have no qualms would intimidate that I read I problem ____ ____ — because " prostate gland trouble" covers a lot of (fit- by Al Vermeer I -.. be lasting anft AN FR June 21-July fl) pression will to a Favorable. invitation Accept AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l9t gathering that includes inThe way things end today is You stand a o le ue ta making likely to be far more fortunate e of good Cchanc a15 q — 'i!ij I a 7. f - I ,*;, 77 X t" ~k",_ I L.,~) /i WHAT I 1.1 V MEAN YOU ` COULDN'T ___________________ - of sexmI activity in prostate gland itself there is now hope gland trouble. That is partly that it will be possible to block PRISICILLA'S POP ________ ______ ______ SPORT? ) I I. , '. (1 2 '\ h I, — —— , ___': 'I ~ 11 li, , - __ toot I there, but you'll have " liii) 1e onlyY partially P Y (;EMINI .May 21-June 20) If out. . visible. materi al you need financial o0m CAPRICORN Wee. 22-Jan. to the New people who conic into 19) the people you've helped in your presence will notice and past. They'll open their hearts admire you today. Their uni ,and purses. - Consumer Prices Jum T)CKiN'!) WATCH TI-4AT 1- , — "____', ____ trouble. which is nearly nothing .6;.~~ now, I go to the doctor once _________________________by Stoffel&Heimdohl )ear. In other words does lack --- 1'¼ir 21) 1k a er k tod h opy. t lt1fl hands. Ill trouble, but it did not answer one question. If a person (who J'_ - I I - 49 50 — ____ of sex cause prostate gland NESS ----- FUOOS\'! I JV& *QUMXT UL . I I -- . . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 20, 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