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(July 23-Aug. 22) LthplcasantksSOn. LEO Crowds among Luu o need to make you happy An unu.cwil situation today, y PRO SALL...COMPARED TO AQUARIUS (Jan 2D.Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) 15 16 ___ Larry rn item ~- L ly , suffix 32 Small in numb,ur 14 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 I4Ilti4 auovvance - __________ 43 Malevolence 44 Coins of India 31 14 Subdue 17 Watecriq ptcr. 33 S!,iq' 1tØtijIt) __ bviand hero 29 Possessive 5 1 ___________ 1? i!or waste ! X . - Coallesced 39 Europe lab.) 9 Canadian 42 Armed conflict province 43 Plant fluid 10 Scratch IScot 1 33 Medical 4 \ 39 Herb 28 Ovum 7 Proofreading i)uanø lah I mark 'c— YJJOVJ UMSt 5tA1J0 D 24 English river 5 Being (Latin) 32 Agent 35 Modern A'4 Sansom Without W ][1[4e1S11 t ;T 3 26 Noted factor 1~1! W0,115, OR W ve 25of 11 ~ - C AtWi cc i _____ 38 Roman ' name ,)l I DOWN Vivid IU / - led 0 ith Good should ac. company you and your posite sex. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 71) i associates today. Pick special en. Generally his appears fri%crids to share our (lay r You, with fortunate terpre OF activities, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) kind Gt an ending you hope for You may find the opportunitity In either career or love SAGITTARIUS(Now. 23-Dec. -1 you've been looking for today to talk to someone who can ad 21) You're footloose an fancy vance your ambitious Interests, free today. You have a ten.' group or a to enjoy er 1ay2IJunc 20) While, GENIINI CAPRICORN (Dec. 22. Jan. The good news you've been waiting for from loved ones 19) it's possible that L.3dy Luck maybe coming today. If you maydeaoua.wmoretnimp leave home know where you can be others. If you sense the ad A j4UkIj 1 -, ~= fv_,33 __,. :_i_.;_Z3 N . omew ere otit TI li 1976 For Saturday, February 28, ~i SUNDAY ED I hO - Se t Biblical A HOROSCOPE - , _____- t ARIES (hiarch 21-April 19) ) - ____ . 1, P 1-1 i~~,71 - " OOL I -__I FEIR 47SubsWu actor f Muse I Thea!pr 6 Perfotrnirs - --- _ state on her first solo cam. .Wres before flying to Boston. I PaI g n trip Ix-fore joining her Weidenfeld said. 'iushand for a naturalization err had claimed he actual part in the prim ir> ' swanip Ford in Florida, but Saturday. She only went to ~ , A P_ 1 7J IN 5- ,q NORTH Test Indicates 1~1 '"- , . i" ______ i (I I 4, Too Much .2 ____ - _:_ _1~z ~~A --- ~. -T, ~a _:~~_f:±: -.~T -!- - open pairs It was caught ea Sugar By Lawrence E. Iamb, M. - , .,)I L TOCA IL o - L LD M ~ - 8. r but they were not pre tie Ill - de lhern up he p.odut o.%l STICKlq CxJT (y YER V49 — —~ .4 _a±z g- :...,!i:'- __ _;.A __- ~ , .. -- =.- ~- - -,- ; _____..4-1.-i; - - . .: ~._ t_ .1 __ - - . . .- achieved some real notoriety \orth made one of thoct 'had edihird-hand bids. South £ Q8 £ 106 2 ~ ~n~~~ -". - . i I, -bama Gov. George Wallace, that I run one vote behind and liel's about educ2tion. considered the front nner hope I' wrong Reagan said hthand afld belles among 12canaes:ntnepr ndayataWFLMVtapmgm yr.0 don't just serid children off ~1 -- . .: - . — ,) ' '- Y ) 44 ( J complete physical about three . BLONDIE Chic Young (EXCUS,EMZLA0YCOULD u SPARE A SUCK? 4- _I •. 0 I ' _ .i"1 - .? 7 -. , ... i "I :: 'X N -%...,.?4 - -,- 4T_=Tf-_ 0 . 2~-", - Ii .q ,.%... MOM SAIDI I ii ii 9 'i ' 'ip 1.:~,: .1 4 . .1 , I TAAT'S THE ING ) il ( I 'j ,.. ( .I.., 4 L. -._ I _____ Nroiti S~-~ GET SOm E 1 D€CECE A A1U - tVUSEL,J II II I II -i C 'V OF USELF I' - _( YOU SHOULD BE A-r-JAMED '( _________ 4Q' -k. ' II ' _____ '' II ' '1 I J I , ] a- ___ , __ __.. - -- PRICCILLA. . IT'S . I ___ 1141 ~1I ~'!4 THE CARIBOUS AREL HOLDI~..'G T~-IEIR - if 41 I Y0U NS.ED ALL TWF. EXERCISES IITIAI0N 0U CAN ET ~~ 7_______ ~7 '' C?5 ~_ I j — - ~.. ~. - __ ('1_11 — L \._ It ) / ~ L, `!0 ), . I . k;"/ . I __ — — , ' IV L.,) as -,", "Z;~ :~11%-_% It ,-"., - - A I %0 I -, . I I ,1.1PWLE$c) f1r\\;t - --,f ~. L _' , 6000' ,, ,,~,7~: ~ I I.., r) it , ,0 it 4 1_. - —" , p, a v. by Bob Montana VOn /Ofl,YES " WHO 'AR WEAflif IR BE\ HESTHE I LikETOGOTO ')cE WHO F.EWIH ' INFLUENZA ..----------_... " OH, NO '( A YA, SURE t row vovHE HASA HEV4SFIXJUGCHIMNEV, I I OKE1i, LEG 5k LEG ?A SLiPPED.ADCAME DOWN - A VIetJS INECT;oN.' ? 11-1 - KAD , ~/- N F1 ILE'HAD . I i 1 ,__~,' 4 _J __ . $ fI IF 0 ii 1~) ~_ I A 1 _____ ' ') ________ / - =Mwi iC -~ -~-%~ " M"~ n L-) a FRANK AND ERNEST "'Il i 7% ,_ - I 5 - I I --- (I17~ 1 'r z---%, '.c s A.'iCHIE ,,- __y__7M - .- __~? ._;V.~_, __ 14 ,iA r AV , Al V b OUR 5IG N,., 1 by Bob Thaves _~- Everyth.ing was fine except the r doctor told me that I had an indication of a vigar problem and gave me a five-hour — glucose tolerance test. 77he third-hour sugar reading was blood level may be even higher 174 and he said it should be 124 in the first hour after taking the or less, glucose. If the level is round 170 I weigh 188, urn S-feet 9 and 63 or higher, sugar can spill Into years old. The doctor told me th- urine. Even normal people nly to watch my sweets and who eat a lot of sweets my . . _-____ _ __t~ . _77 I a 0~ a qL - r I ____ __ i- .0 - If. ~Pl - .. .* ,_ Lila ~4-. I I 4 . COMMIWION .- 'a. ` I'ass 11 . . M-10Jim . - - __ :_M~ V_ MRY1- A PICY Today's hand is the opposite of a Freak It is produced an %OU deal out a new without giving it one shuffle. Ycu cin rut as often as you like but this cemec i(1.'rno shuffle at all. Before the American Con. tract Bridge League used computers to produce the duplicated hands used in nia. jar chanipienships the late George Golf used to deal thern all out personally GeorRe was a man of great honesty, but he got old thi I ist ir ti it — MA# em poe" ~T ~ - it -. - ~ ". . I J~ ! _. -, -, ~_. Uhl" ,&Q I ~~ ~~ me. 1 i I ;,I I , You NMI 19OSS. 'LY AP aL ,i - WRITF_ or [r i= - — I , M AZ , ' ' -~----_-_4= _# = . __4 /_ I -- I P w 4I 0 I 1 . C I . ii ., &- bV r casti-0 TO _-' I , I k "4,L k-, " 1 1 I '' i 001(lw 1/1 • * 1.0 4 -1 V4,e .. eD4<AT4AVA1 74v,i;,, I 0 * _____ 00 1*~ *%iiiiiii................, / yyi . WI / , 7 ."_ ~- 'l I k, - I— I 11 ff- - % ___ - .4, um I I' owl . 1- L I ws C-,,-1) -,- — I S0(rY,--Madam. we can't sell him the 'Little DoCtor Kit' until he*S rerlified on llie 'Little MediCal Student Kit'!" ACUL tz*w^ Garry Trudeau I ~, i ~__,, t *A Oi,_ P-y- r - . m__~ 71_::j . - ~, I I __ r__V4 ; 17 .. -- - ""Ill '1 1.1r,j r-TT117-11 i I I - I 1"U'l L7 _ 1-6 P t 1. r • I By DONNA ESTES till e TA.NII1 A (AP) - Repo challenger Ronald Reagan s,aid Friday that lie doesn't expect.- L r ' 9A6a AM 5% I I I ( I- Ael,, V. ! k, N jr-~_ ~ - I'i I r ?V 'i - I -- :- '- I 1 1 .. fl- '11 ll~,, L - I __ I 1, . I ~ I 0 A- lige inter national outiss. '' rL .- _... _-,7. — p . _____ •-'— ~ - _____ ?, I ~ - : t' . !~~ - - ',Women are more philosiophical. 1"hey s(Tni to be able to take care of themselves, but it Is really hard on the basis men who have held positions of autharity . And no ie" C:!i said. "They are good about it though and cheerful. We have never had a delinquency in rent and we have never had to ask an)one for his rent," Connelly said. The problems in Dram Tossers are inherent to corn .,.• "We arealwa%-s on the alert for 'fall-outs'- for persons who suddenly t~-ccnie Ill or fall and hurt themselves - to get . then) to the hospital," he said. "You can drop a pin in the recreation roomand within - ___. . L -'-- , .-_ ~ j .#X _Y , . .. --- . . . 1A . -. 11 ' ' I. , ,.---. -_:.-M , ~~gi-JJL, 45 ~~ - -~__ - if r' *I---R_ - ;N ~~ -21 I ~~ rs , - X .S ; In Palm Beach Shores, SNipp rict with South Florida million- __ k. 01 a iplan to drop out. "I have no illusion of matching the passer of the in cunibency," Reagan said in a video-taped Interview at tZm~*X - \R 17 _0__ . 10 - i I . of Sb I r I 1 Id d at Palm Beach Junior College ~k~::i~ . 7~ ~. _~I . ' 't \ I I Ihmiure Ijustcanttmagune an actor in the White [louse. .1 - . V-::, , * -4 ~_A ,A%t .__ ~., I --_-.- I= Today . A Bridge Calendar cornivs . — ____ I %. — I Ii "I have no prediction," the said "I'm going to do the best I ('an. , Earlier on the four. Reagan's 1X , ,ZIV __ I Florida campaign manager, _=FMa_.-W L.E. "Tonany"Thoinas, scaled __ EM down his pres1oIs prediction - - - . . I)%- :I 2-to,-I nialrgin in the state. But lVinas said his man I ,is 55 per cit-ilt of the GOP votes cast. Asked about Thomas' low. ering his %ictory margin pre- in that FIIIIrIV votes. 4-1 &A t1rQ - __ - - ____ '__ - - .~ - 41:j-~-_. ,. hlitiirial - - . lie (lidn't believe lie would pull i0intinned On lInge 2-Ai -_ I . '2, when we were taken out of the campaign caily. we had 400 J physema worse? q tlpinp.tbire primary. In his condf!innation of Castro, Ford said, '- Thc Fidel Cas. tro regime of Cuba, by sending an expe,litionary force of 12.(W soldirrs to inter% war in Angola, is acting as an -.. an up ii I it hen he as asked the signili cance of Florid;a's Niarch 9 primary and how it would affect iiis race should lie fiiiish second Thero. idcnLs of Pram Towcrs "kind of get to yuu," tht. adrainistrzitor said and you "get to ftking an awful lot of I [ I .1 I _,., I. - - -I )i %-11 . the Florida PCI') 'Older people cannot do the things they ant to do, they are not physically . able anymore. They can't be as active as they want to be. "Dey worry, 'is my heart going bad? Is my em. i in which their first head-to-head iest, -)I I -ft onneil>, 12-story high rise community for senior citizens in downtown Sanford. "Old age is a disappointing time, it time of aches and pains we can't get rid of and of apprehensions about health and our inability to do the things we once could dai,," Ford uphill fight arid I have no plans of abandoning the rac,e." Reaga.ri's mininents caine Horidi Republican priritar> In I that golden, says Hawkins ear1d administrator of Bram foss irs, the Towers are my friends al~id contemporariei. "I ant one of these aging rvople. I've got the same probleiiiis they've got including orthritis," lie said. ["resident in his bid to defeat Fjollidtl livag / ftc golden years are not statements in s speech pre. The srecn kicked off a busy 144M Iwo r,r~ C# ( - /,f ~_- -:-- - Z- I ss ant to Like up ss here I left off in 1972," said Wallace, who von Florida's 1972 presiden tial i'c-unar) before hi-1 candidais was cut short by an assassination attempt that leFt ________ IIil' .'. "Old age is not a rewarding time," Connelly said, ad. $ bear deep resentment toward IC nfl I ~ k., V I _____ g Ford, taking his presidential 178 I Cub ' fu gess, became American citizens. Tens of thodands of Cubans who fled from Castro's Cuba on-Mon.M~ rAXE FI , UI i V 1 mon ( I- ,, I 1 I U Lack G14ter apinst arined intervention in Latin America and says Fidel Castro is an "international out- nattonernbark on an armed ad % sphere. 2-27 Aff7&q. 'Wo0' V ZT M0,Z"T PAN= 0C ;~ a4_ I N I' In his strongest criticism et (If the Castro regime, the csi dent said Saturday the United States will take "appropriate measures" if Cuba or any other Zb - t to do then if you has e an emergency or need a doctor suddenly. When you are already In trouble, it is a poor tilne to stait looking for one. . I %7U i, . . Reagan Fac n • ____________________ I 0 ~t k -. power of President Ford and IM Ar~vmw , C — W &!IryTpf5 , __ Connelly Says r . I a!N ' i i W ,AAA01. -- 1J f familiar with you and your medical status. Youln know "tr . ou _____________________ M I- :I~ . #811A J ~_,....t . Ale to = - I AM W-VT 17~A aow CW.R4 IWS C4~AW yy 0y v namn R &M.'WE ME A MINIM MY!-qAT I wic V .- mission Expected To Deade On New Bus e - s by by T. K. Ryan . - IllS ...... .~_ __ . TUMBLEWEEDS -- 2 j Opening lead - 5 v -- -- A I'ass 3 I'ass S need him. 77hat means you should find a doctor as soon as GOVERNOR'S \'I-1 I or, outh West North Erm ..,..- - `Q~,_~= nll U,-. - sh e their world and their LaRelle and then a Speckled cumbency. Its an uphill light eX perience." ~_ j7_ - -. ; I ; %Vest opened the live of I -_ -~ Perch Festival in nearby Oke- and I have no plans of aban- -. ___ __ , ~ .Nirs Ford said that colleges rnmy ) hr I .:I • -_:i?V:Z doning the race." .. give chddren -more than the and 'be defense Maried with his chief opponent, Former Ford, after a scheduled quick opport unto ere for a In Altamonte Springs. four heart tricks Then %'est 6 A held el %4ide range skills and Interests were displayed by Seouts at the recent Wekiwa Visirict Cumporm J '0 FL YING EAGLES Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, str,p in West Palm Beach, was led the three of clubs. East job. They give thern breathing 4 of Oriado, Entertaining during the event with FeatsofskiH and daring was the Flying Ea gles Circus at cod F.xplorer Post I had appearances set in Miami to motorcade 40 miles to Fort ace to e xplore new ideas and GIVE PERFORMANCE and liollvwood while Pennsyl- Lauderdale, with a dozen pre. South played loss arid Itie • meet new peopl-~. ; s ama (,os. Milton Shapp stum. scheduk- stofri in tseen de(ens added (our club Scouting activities see today s Seminole Magazine. Ihlerald Photo by Jane Csseiuerri 01 "WC'i'C seen in our own fie ped Friday in Palm Beach where his aides hope to raise ly how rikr They still had to get [x-ivate and public edu another so Sout.. sas o n cation meets the needs and mf! Iwe S S frrcsts of r low' "t.ildze I A . 10 she sai Com keel) islive specril traditions like the-ology, which our son W A % inni r der t.ants to Mike is now studpng Some of -F -K F.Tr - ha( we bid as Sii)uth addition of four new buses. road, will depend oil the number ()f number of tax dollars needed to fare to the passenger is 30 transportation will bc up to the fer a smaller, personal IleniI'i tafrlter jlt( r F I ast opens one heart \ Total Cos t of four buses (mart the new bes Fif ty per cent of that will be buses in operation cents c nty commission experience which our daughter one is sulnerable Our hand Neisender sa>s, is paid b> the federal govern\eisender said county of Admittedly, Seminole Cowut> AL, Nisender says "fares Wha t ever the commission enjoys at her college."' The Seminole County Com- with the county'i 10 per cent nient, leaving the remaining ficials will be lookl;ig at has fittleorno public transport and ridership" on the loie bus decides will be paid for by the \f.I71A)sJ £2 )SQ1094• mission is expefted to decide share cou.itng in at about half to be (inanctd b> count y alternatuses to four new bus system are "very low." 'axpaers J~ people at the dinner rot IJM Tuesday whether four new S37 7,000. tax dollars, he rdided. runs. However, there is one bus At first N63Wencier said The dollars to finance the founders, those who have given chance for a profit he e is to tI buses will run next year in Tuesday Is the deadline for a And, Neiswender points out Possibilities include cutting that runs along Oxford Road there was SO me doubt the L-dditional buses must be let our opponents get into ~ or pledged a minimum of W,Sanford and South Seminole decision, Neiswender said. that grant stipWations require a back one bus. reducing the arld SR-436 in Soilth Seminole federal government would fund plugged into the 197&1,1 ri7 fiscal trou.,,e 000 to the University. In kreping County The kicker, however, is the count y to be able to fund a length of the mutes and using (hunt The bus is the link 0 per cent of yearly operating budget (For a copy of JACOBY ' ssith the tradition of the According to Roger cost of operating the system. -is , be.tween Seminole and Orange costs , t,ut he said 110w --I t MODERN Send St tO WI At any rate, Neiswender 4 \eiswender it will be u p to the eistnder, tie detor of number of buses purchased Count> plaing it on a regular run of Bridge.'' c/o this : appears cuej3 a subsidy for says, it will be a minimum of 10 Oateaubriand th enter ta in conunission to decide on tht- county development, said it will newspaper. P,0, Box 489. So, the county must be read), Neiswender says Ow County mula is feasible. atives would months before the buses can be ment included four violinists extent of participation in a cost S270,uWa-year to keep the to foot the yearly operating cut ]own on yearly operating Pays $1.02 per pa&wnger to Radio City Station, New York, However deep the County manufactur2d and delivered to and the centerpieces were can. proam sshlch ensisions the buses orating and on the cis, sshiLh, Neiender says, costs cutting back on the keep the bus in operation The wishes to get N oo into public Seminole County. _______________________________________________ (Uabra ! In sharp contrast, Wallace's - - am= . ~, derdale %-,as hiss typica! footI ,V J il I 1 1 . I 'y ;:> .. . % .L ,._~ -~ `J -! d II - r I &Q84 Kast-West %ulnrrahle hase m> blood checked in a sugar lesel and some sugar in year. the urine. 17he test wouldn't tell How &nious is 174 for the >ou an>ihing new though as > thIrd hour' Since I hase now already .now you hase blood moved to Texas should I wait a .wgar level in the range of 174. )ear, or find another doctor I think >o'i should make a now? Also, I asked the doctor it real effort to eliminate any I shou:d ct"k my urine and he obesity that you have and your said It wouldn't show Ln urine height and weight suggest that tes >ou could lose to 25 pounds DEAR READER -It is true Many people with abnormal thatareading of 174 three hours sugar teM results have noal after ingesting glucose (sugar) resporuses after losing excess is high. The interpeetat.ion of obesity, the results though must be Fur more information Ofl the dependent upon all the facts In diagnosis of diabetes and the the case. Were you properly glucose tolerance test send 11 prepared for the test by eating cents for Ilie Health Letter, adequate amounts of car. Number 3.11, Diabetes: bohydrates and sweets for tl, jw Diagnosis, days before testing? If a person Mana gement Send a long avoids carbohydrates and tries stamped, self addressed en to lose weight because he is velope for mailing Address going to have a checkup, he yo ur letter to me in care of this may have an abnormal test newspaper, P.O. Box ii, result that resembles diabetes Radio City Station, New York, wWch is a response to the diet NY 10019. he has been or.. Your high bIwA sugar level Blood sugar (glucose) values does increase your likehhood of vary a lot depending on the having heart or vascular method used for the chemical clLwese. If you smoke, stop. analYfli3 Of the test. CtTtainly Eliminating exce fat will 174 is not in the danger range de~ .rease your blood ressure, but it is far from nomal. even LI it is normal and will You nilght has e sugar in your help too urine because I presume your ow a program of yoiir own for a year, _%_ I believe everyone should have FLORIOA ARRIVEAUVE 72- pounded the felony by going to £ J 73 . .- I 4 I ::'. Lq .. I- ____________________________ _____ _________ . hl __~____Ivlf_-~ ~___ . WE 7A Obituaries Sports .---- 7-k 1-2-B ~Vi~ 13:717.- . - -- 11 -_ - -- Z, - --- - I -I _77_~.._ - C.G. SCHAAL Seaboard Ct%att Line Agent Lawrence Wilson (left) cougratulates ('art George Schaal, 70, wbo Ix retiring from the compiany after 53 years of service. Assistant Agent Schaal Jolmd Seaboard Coast tln- at the age of 16 as a d1spatchier-ollice operstar. 11lerald Photo 5 Jr.; , &~?K4%1~Z, C" h SUIUMN - CLH).I fit ,~ts with lo%s In the' ruld to upper 50s and warm days with WgNs near 90. Northeast *41ads 10 occuslonally 15 m.p.h. decreasing tonigbt. - �_____________________________________________________ - - -- AiA ALA on - - - - - ________________ AA ___ 4T4J ________________ 2 2A—Evening Herald, S,4nford, Fl. S unday, F eb. #, 191 -- t~_ . 7 _7i=__~i~ Mlft I - H ig h Court Gives Congress • s To 7 Pa el n upreme Court 'sass — S 20 ong ge tfie mAlreup e. tht Federal Election Canmission. erx1ing the threat of an uTanediate cub o r wids or presidential can - ddates The FEC hqd been scheduled to hold its final meeting unday to dispense mom SL5 mfflion to presidentia - candidates otil hours before a court deadline that would Mve stripped the pane i ts powers. But the .eme ourt on Friday to giv•e a" fr.res53)moreday's to pass kgislation that would renew - ______________________ SAN FRANCISCO (At) ) Patricta Heart, participant in the 1974 bank robber) l'he period. The Harri.ses, io rn a Los Angeles jail, have %IX) refused to testily about a ycar in her un- prosecution has contended Miss Hearst was a Ldtci, a Yale Uniersit expert on coercive nvu 4s hearst's version and said she was a .,roww1 jeurpey spent at least pert of it a convert to t'rroc1sm persuasion said S)rbtl.,iiese Ltwration Army willing and fervent convert to the ksophy of Sacramento engaging in struggle sessions Ldtcin agreed wi th Des I J West and Martin member,, William and Emily Harris drilled th e ra di cal trite that abduck-d her on Feb 4, with terrorists the feared, a duatnst says. C*nv who testified earlier that Miss Hearst Miss Hearst regularly on military tactics and 1974 Miss Hearst, whose bank robbery trial here was suffering from a "traumatic neurosis" Physical conditioning, accompaning the drills c luesthan anyone so tar with taunts and abuse. 55. uitothe year that Miss1ear tutor she was often verbally criticized and SLA and the F!]!. . physically assaulted when her enthusiasm for Bailey, meanwhile, told U.S. Dist. Judge regular nuhitar) drills slacked off, Lifton Oliver J Carter that he was nearing the end testified Friday. R was the firit Ume in her trial that the jurors Ns presentation and the defense likely will rest on&y. %4 t- re fie said Miss Hearst told pcl "frequent.ly crit by pretty rude to h" er" .hittinugfier In the eye and so along the way. on during these struggle sessions Lufton was the last of three psychiatrists calied dramatically by Miss Hearst herself, who in- appear "revolutionary enough" and enslaved year were the Harrises and Wendy Yoshiinura, a tri dpfense attorney F. Lee Bailey to butUess the voked Ov Fifth Amendment 42 times List week her as a hxtage of fear after six SIA members JapaneseAmerican arw twho was living with 4 defendant's st or y that he was an unwilling rather than answer questions relating to that were killed in May 1914. Miss Hearst when she was atrested Sept. 18. - -- - - _____ - - I _lt shooting ,. - P - --- ______ - - I .- - ' - IRS Changes Policy I • (t - ucncy. When the IRS feels it is f'ced to act a special managemient review" by the IRS wUl be required before it seizes a pe ence cre it imposes evies against woker s salary. - - - i EVENT AIDS YOUTH degrees set in 1896. Mw cloml was a 09 degree reading on Feb. 15,1954. - - _#•• Gold Years Lack Glitter - 4 - - -4, - nomination, ch4ding his critics '- 7 c- shop and other issues. • 4 Fuesday 'prirlary election f Pr~sldent Ford, meanwhde, prepared to take his campaign for the Republican rresidenUal opsco:chirg through Florida JISS.1Y CARTER nzituralisauen ce'mony, Former California Gov. Ron- setv, an d many were expe(led alan afternoon forum in Boston on national health issues r#-spond in any personal way against those who might have bad things to say about me." Florida election is the -second ='or J primary test between Ford and Reaga President finished with 51 per cent of the vote in New hIam FEBRUARY 14 TIOUGH MARCH 14 10 meet in county caucuses SHAD DERBY RUILES Saturday to continue their shire's primary election last Tuesday to 49 per cent for the Democrats in Oklahoma were WIIJNThN (AP) — A new how to' guiJe for women considering running for pu blic office offers ti ps for potential candidates, including a suggestion that young children not to be too visibie during the cam. Pa gii "They may bring to voters' minds strong registration required. 2. All t&aLi must be Caast Guard safety equipped aro.1 delawes. Carter held a shght crive 0ter earlb~r precinct the pamphlet states. Sponsored by the National Federation of imi4nions'nsear d(uut-tesyw-hen(glthe water. 3 All shad must be caught on hook and line Fish Mt entered in contest should be released wihArmed unlem 1"d f-W frKA 4. All shad entered in conlW mug bt we*ted and reyistered on day c;;ught at cne of the official wcig4-in In South Carolina. the selerction proem was schexid , e to 6-.0n %Wrday with prednct. level cauctises. 'N meetings UP'F IUM. WEIGH-IN STATIOS were viewed as a key conlron ta'ion in the &rith he'fura' the Florid .-nary, pm 1)etween WEEKLY c.FADER.s Adult I'llityiwon -Steven ScWck, Sanford i 5 IL-k. a or.I Junior Divi-kn -Jinmiy Caudion Jr., Smiford (3 Ibis. 13 ) Carter and Atabam' (,ov G#orgt C Vallac - •- - _______ on es e downtown Sanford. - Carter war, due in Miami Saturday wht'e Wallece, Florid, rontinued a campaign dri ve in TABelle an nearby Sesera.! of U'e other Dr-rim- _____ BIRCH BAVH of the econonly. quetionsto be answered bdore a woman de clares her candidaLy, such as "Who can you expect to contribute" and "Who Is the most effective fundralser you know, In a chapter or, the husband and the family, the guide suggests the potential candida te make sure she has her family's support: It could be deadly for a ca ndidate to tell people how supportive her husband is -only to fin him telling people thit her campaign is up. female candidates. Except for promoting several rxnminmt GOP women and a few final pages pushing the Republican party, the Look's su"estlons; apparently could be used The potential candidate shoidd undertake scme painful self-analysis, the guide sug. gest& "Consider whether you are able to meet people easily; whether you are a gmd by women of an political v'rsuaslc, Wrlttcr by tlly Goodyear Siddon, r, w t r your apnearanee IS r .c s all it should be whether your health is good, freclance writer from ALlexandria. Va., 111W bether your personal finances are in order. whether your bakgrourd bears scrutiny." Mr. Siddon, who (uleratioci officers say The reason^ , I= not run for public office, also offLrs a(l. Wom.'n (ten feel thes have to be mor" vice on getting legal counsel, vol'm'eers siv celiful thm -nen, nwe mi;onsible, nwe dedicated and more. rima), the guide pufilic retations and, finally, votes. get carrid w4nY with Vying to complaint of womenrunning for office is the an area cocaine dealer. the Tribune quoted police sources Sheriff's office tS Home Entered ome 40,662 registered voter3 — to the Supreme Court. "Ibat's long past due," he said Udall was in Massachusetts, too Former special Watcrgate edacate voters, she wres Concentrate 00 gresaman was away from her home Thursday night Ju d e: D ea s Alt a e My Asst State Att H ennsylvania Gov. Milton J. was no deal involved Shapp campaigned In Florida when charges of marijuana Frid3y, but was scheduled to possession were dropped push for %otesthMa33achusetth a judge's son. The :hg agai ns t Mark 4' ay. And Sargent Shriver, 2 vice Saritora, 22, was dropped Fripres identi al nominee mapped tIny after he pleaded no contest plans for a weekend of cam- to two drunken driving charges paigning In Massachusetts. and one charge of leaving the In Washington, the Su- Scene of an accident "We will do that anytime we preme Court extended the life get pleas On two DWIs" Coxe mimion by 20 days, said. C4,n. Ccunty Judge Dawson A. gress time to come up with re- 1cuaig gave cantors forris ordered earlier by the pended 1kb 1 high court. Without a* US exten. fined him in. s' m'l, the commission. which Santora's driver', license ng fedetal was suspended for five years "KI)CY 10 the presidential cart. becAuse It was his third condid41ta, wouki have lost much victioni of drlvl ng i.zi in. t, bulRhl Etiening toxkated Sunday February ?9 197t,-Vol. , 16) DS'IV 41111 Sundow. except Salu WAY and Ch. itima-, ciay trf U0 Safthad heralo. IFIC )00 N F kccc.d Clais Pesis Pasd da 31111 rio by Mil •$dftrn,4 cm 17 ---'-'--- A0 ll on1h, - 40 ----__........_. Precinct 18, Seminole County Agri-Center, 19 Seminole high -- _ --'- Precinct 24, Seventh Day Bash, Arthur 0 Blesstt Robert It Washington County's only hospital Scoop) Jackson, Ellen George C. Wallace or no preference. I'lle Republicans will choose between Gerald R. Ford and 'Me hospital began accepting Fridyand some of its 156 employes who had been laid off were called back to work, spokesman 1 Ronald Reagan Florida Refineries Proposed .' Springs Element3ry; 35. Spring Oaks Community Club, 36 S1 Precinct 38, South Seminole Club, Howell Branch Road, Goldenrod, 41. Stilwee iddle Sctx -ol; 42. ndlewwd Villas Recreational Building, San- Pool '17he 54 polling places in the Association. S.SEE (All) Gov. Reubin Askew says Morid "is going to have to accept some of its share for refining capacity o petrol eum." lie said Friday he is confident that the state can have Precinct 44 San Jose of county commissioners for the Apartments Recreational Slarch 9 election include: Room, off Sit 436 on Winter Precinct 1, Church of God, 803 Woods Boule v ard; 45 Summit W. 22nd St., Sanford; precit ict 2, Apartments Rectuational without any ads erse en Wilson School, State Road 431, Osteopath Official resigns rALLAHASSEE (All) Tiv executive secretary (if the Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners hass resigned following a storm of controversy over his Wring. Don Stafford submitted his resignation to the board at a ,neetin)' Friday . These are the times when you can depend on First Federal of Mid-Florida. Since 1934 we've s to serve you faster, better, more accurately and more efficiently than any been helping people just like you other financial institution Helping them with competitive There's one more thing you can depend on at First Federal, it's something that goes with every rates on mortgage and home improvement loans, as well as Mid- Florida I o;in Of- Federal of hall; Longwood Community Precinet 6, Geneva Corn- Building. munity House; 7. a Precinct 48. 1 foliday Inn, west Chuluota Commiulity House; 8. Slovak Gardens Community Altamonte Springs, i St. ficer. Or, if you need to set up a sensibie scivings program for so me future goal, we're ready to help you art with a plan that will House 9 Baptist Church, West Richard's F pis"opal Church, give you the highest return while 5151 1ake lluwell Road; 50. aillando Baptist CliurCh, 30uth side of SR 434, west of 1-4 Precinct 5Z Casseiberry fire Spr1ngs city ha'l, 14 Church of Moravian Church SR 434, Longwood, 15 Sanford Civic Country Club, SIt 424, - • • Andrew's IA)ngwoW. c&j " - --ic savings programs. Springs city hall 5 Oviedo city and south of Sit 434, 47 Pr~-cinct 12. Forest City-Bear I helping hand our budget, you can depend on First Federal of Mid-Florida And, erty but you need a helping hand, come talk to an experienced First Springs t 'riitaI't on a suspected drug times you could reallyuse a So, if you're ready to buy prop- Altamonte Ave., Altamonte Central Florida Task set up a savings program that fits Room, off SR 436, near Red Bug Mary School, 11 Inwrmation center, 1301 Winter First Federal Building, 500 E Springs Boulevard; 51 , It's a fast paced world. Some- Paola; 3. Midway Canaan 46. Rolling Hills ssocition office, Jitney Coun* tr ' y Club, Pressview Avenue, Sanford, 4 Alt,amonte Avenue, north of North Street Lake Brantley Rwid; 10. Lake - LA Club, Sanford, 33 Longwood City Hall, 34 Altamonte ford 43 Eastbroo county approveu by the board - south side of Mayfair Country Sargent Shriver, Morris Udilil, Village Craft Shop, 40 Elks week long walkout by five doctors unhappy over political - '- School: 32 Portable adjacent to acCormack.Mllton.l. Shapp, Middle School. 39. St. Johns pressure. de rcos'er drug-buy attempt. tj 4 C. Byrd. Jinuny Carter, Frank Mary Magdalen Church; 37. Cliurch, Fred R. Harris. Henry Sanora Club lJouse, &-inford, Doctors End Walkout were W.J. HinkeyEverett Friday by the gra nd jury of auegati on.a a ' cuffed and beat a suspiected drug dealer in an un- $$" Center, 28 Central Baptist following for president: B irch ' ~'orce of charges dealer. - i Sanford 22 Sanford tt',ic Lake Legion hall, Fern Park Die Democrats will riark t heir pre(ernce for one of the Drug Agents Cleared P wb"VWd ' Presbyterian Church, Bear abic to join with them to vote on purposes to not more than o%n," Fred Exum, who is coordinating the aurtion for arent teachers o of th e AUan'sc Christian Sch oo l d Friday. -We've g ot a 'old in from the President and ) oliLkNDO his cleared three agents - - Young , David E. Godwin , Billee All the voters will also be able Church, &inford; 29. Sanford to approve or disapprove a Middle School porta ble, 30 state constitutional amendment I akt Monroe Elementary authorizing and limiting local School taxes for water management Precinct 31, English Estates 1litit I candidatess entered in next month s Florida I e re getting comcthlni' from President Ford right job producing oil refineries Mi' - --- --- - the question of whether the comptroller. Carter handkcrüuef adorned with a penut' How about an autographed picture of Ronald Reagan? Miami private school hopes that many persons will as top dollar for such mementos tmrom th eir favorite ' -- "I" Concentnte cm giving an impression of confidence, even if — says there . - - circuit court's office should be SpringF, 25. Altamonte Springs split to penn0 the county Civic Center; Z6. Lake Mary Comm ission to appoint a fire house; 27. Sanford Civic %ks back in operation Saturday ollowing the end of a JACKONVILLE (AP) P Clarenc'e lt. and ricia I ickey Am Beauchamp, Mildred 0 find Francis V 1 91 servative and liberal - will be Center, anford; 23. Prairie School To Sell Momentc!! - PIDSMA C. )at Another 1,980 registered in N. Jaycee Information Booth, American InJependnt, con ChIlPI LV (AP Clyde plinter parties independent, 4th Street and French Avenue, 59 of Tampa Benjamin Guilford and Elias Mat-flow we're Fu 'nc Meadors Leo N I r.q. elected Seminole clerk of the Adventist Church, Winter q F and primary in Seminole County. School; 20. Idyllwilde School; of ianii. The woman reportedly told Jackson himself told a group ontauiung $200 in cash, and a professional women in Boa- chrome plated 22 caliber revels er were taken while the ton he a'ould appoint a rs. treasurer of the organization; Ners, Howard and Hhod Rollin Virgil I Cordell , Republicans - are eligible to tation. sasing tt,flt' U.Ssell, Peggy Gail It Film 24,836 Democrats and 15,826 Lake Road, 17 Casselberry fire cost ballots Ir. th i Mardi 9 presidential preference 01arged with first-degree murder re: Anthony An- ALso in Sanford, Willie May Alice C. to Color le tatiirdas contact the Seminole Count), d Ann and John Leffler In William \lcCollum ii \LirsBell Johnson Streetru u 0 Peop Eli ible To Vote planned to murder former U.S. prosecutor Bernard Dempsey and two other men th e Tampa Tribune said Investigators theorized that Cloud was slain after being a uvg, PROCSSIWG OF YOUR ex- Others elected unopposed I CC - missionersMike Hattaway and and committeewoman. TAMPA (All) - Three men charged with the ix trayed by a trusted friend who also was being paid by M Perez and a long time party worker, Lake Currently serving we Mrs Mars Councilman harry Kathleen Reynolds arid Counts Terri State Rep and Mrs. Attorn'-'s I reunan October slaying of Tampa detective Richard Cloud also t have wit. f or fattier ci! County Corn selects the statecommitteernan be deliered ressed any of the robberies to - democratic committee were: David Gunter. James Renzo Hattaway, The Democratic Committee Murder Plot Charged authorities reportedly are requesting any persons who La..rcncc Among persons, well-known Commissioner effectively," Askew said. the busing of school chi!dren. Police a brown paper bag setting his whole life" swjgests. to - tt political observers, who were Michael hiattaw ay and elected unopposed to the Altamonte Springs Police Capt. portanr asset. and it is these dett-cated emploves who make it possible for net'sars sersices I Winter (,radick Helen and John former Altamonte Springs are Larry and Mary Blair leyers in precinct 54, and West Councilman It Is important for all of us to realize that the cx perienced ernployes of goserrunent arc our most tin in connection with a series of robberies In the Midvay al-ea during the past few months, and segregation orders that require are former rnes TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- Gov. Reubin Askew The arrests reportedly were has "deniagogued" the issue of of mittec one comI11itte%'OflUIn office on Dorfman; County' Corn- Forehand, Kenneth trick, the ballot contested b Susan missioner and Mrs harry J oanne V Deker, E in Lipton and Ruth Grubbs Kwiatkowski, I ongwood Forward long-time secretary Hike s Pro,-uo s e d Wid cacti employe wou!d receive at least a SW raise in iinnual salary. y rn Piland, wife Robert and former Winter Springs City t 2. Two I.Arals Arrested In (Aber reports, two Sanford n Marilyn J Republicans locally will have Councilman apd Sirs. Daniel Dora J'iicd oB i., Sniathers men were rrresttd Ft-ida rol char between r the committeeman slot Defamation League official, for an investigation was proposing $83 5 million in salary and bcnefit.s boosts for 000 state employes. lie siid the poposeJ raises would a verage $720 year, Henry M. JSAWI,J and their raimis will Chambers nd Chancy Walker Attorney Newman Brock, the local democratic committee he was still convinced that Asst. Secretary of State David Mac N amara was falsely accused of writing the article An earlier request by Arthur Teitlebaum, Anti Sala lI d IcCloskey: Mrs. Reynolds, iUuld, fonner Lake Mar councilman Clifford D. Jordan feiina 1'rater, Crawford J However, Democrats in Mayor Donald Jackson; County william Sch affner, Pa-st Bgss, Gary and Vickary Kane; Sanford precinct will choose Attorney Thomas G. Freema: chairman and former member Elon and Patr'.cia 'Mary West between Cynthia A. Crain and Mrs. Lucy 11. la)t:r. wife uf of (lie ScIino le Cori munit y and Betty K. Neuman. J.C. Pearson for the com- School Superintendent W P. College Board of Trustees, Others elected unopposed to initteewoman prist and between Layer; James S. Po:t 116beert B. Brunner, past tile local GOP committee re: mathers ;nnourwed the investigatin Friday, but said * Pan- n di a n chrged with crimin,.1 mischief in connection ith Dec, 15 damge !n ment at Sanford. anette 14-t unopposed to the not appear on the bdllnt arch Winter Springs Slayor 1roy Springs Mayor and mathers says he will strt an independent investigation tu Guiwtn cuiurting the antibusing vote. home was entered sonw time Public schools in Springfield between Ilursday night and and Baton are wnder coun de- Friday morning. ltcpmbuican Women. the 71-page guide is a collection of practical advice for woul d-be guide states that women often have more trouble running for office than men unopposed Monday night, have been told police Friday that her you are seared tip death." - e choose due inassachusetts for a rally luc,Ls, ~04 East Fifth Street, - Steven SCh'Ck Sanford 5 lbs $ cx ) 0 Rowe, Secretary of state BIUCe — C.oshorn at first thought the Police reports indicated the n' who were dressed in dark taxi showed signs of txti hit b than bull" Jackson and Wallace, who is Guide des For Would-Be Candidates feelings that the candidate belongs at home,' lindsay's FW: Camp s Melvin , ary Lou Miller , Ilarkenrider, Charles Martin ' corn- Richard J. Rw-so, 11nda Ie Becker, Audrey . Hollo ay, forgery and uttering forgery. Eighty-seven persons have Rodney Cable, currently mittee Fred Streetman and Lohr, Edith and William A. ris Wayne Rogers, Maryanne orse, James lRen automatically elected to chairnian of the committee and Jeanne r. Rodriquez, current Norris; 28. of Wiater Park, accused of ' Grace It. Brewer, Dr. Marcel Snyder, Thomas . positions on the local inernber of the Seminole Cminty co inmi ttee , woman. J.C. Riagling, Mary Ellen Burk~ and di mocratic and (10P corn l3nnt ey y Port Authority Csselberry Among those elected uno of allegations that tn aide wTote an anti stnuitic article According to the repwts, the face and neck. The attacks on Carter by by Coffunon Cause showed C1r- those subjects dLring his cam- prOsecutOr Archibald Cox and ter he l d no position on 14 of 26 polgn but obviously u Democi atic Reps Robert Ei was in Tampa and Sun City an attemDt to chip away at the issues co vering vat ious aspects sers were suf ficiently vague nan RM Paul Tsongas of MasFla., Friday and lined up ca, saichusetts scheduled an aftu. paign a p pearances • noon news conference to urge County Jac ks onville • support for the Arizona con. Saturda challenger. (p iO John Boo h males, about 18 or 19 )ears old. was given first-aid treatment did Reagan Ford's chal'enger, Bayh and others appeared to be SHAD DERBY AT A GLANCE lc tx:ricli 1U 1*ggnadtLd usaiult on a man 55, of Saniord is charged with - precinct three democrats will former assLitant State Attorney Kelley. who ordered him to get out of for nwneous wounds on the left his ehide upper arm and the left side of orcedbuMngofschoolcluldrt-n Bash, at a news conference, Jimmy Carter tias certainly said a sw-sey by the citizen lob. had to answer questions selection of nationil convention - —John Joseph Doughter). kicked in at Flagship Bank in TAt I AIIASSFL (API The article, which ;as published in an educationorgan- for racial inteMtion. tie said he has nothing agairw his opponerts and refused to be categor im-d as hbe.-- on her own z.rd planned to 1emn the President in ian-d for a - distortions of the truth" 1 Contest is open to the public No entry lee or pee - of arcused with a motor vehicle Ike. 30 at malicious injury to personal di Longwood servic e st tion. property and two counts (if Orlando, accused of robbing buri')ar) of a Winter Springs Springs, charged with two —Stephen Walter Percy, resisting an offi cer with two men on Jan. 11. 1975. resi'(h,nce and grand larceny. counts of resisting sheriff's age and addres unavailable, violence in his person in con—Rodney Le%is Woo&, 18, —Slillard 1. Wgers. 37, of deputies with violence to their accused of of a neetion with a Sept. 17 incident rticie Proue To Begin ization s newsletter referred to Att Gen Robert ie1n as a non Aran sachusetts ar guing Jackson - called the recent attacks on him constant squabbling among those wo profess to lead tlit country So I dot-, t intend to - - - - - through Massachusetts Friday, state in advance of the March 9 primary there Ford's wile, Hett , has beui to pay aikt docket include: — Norman Griffin Jr.,23, of of 1151 Landmark Lane, —Slichrel J. flay, 20, of Casselberry. accused of 432 Ford St., Altamorte Robert Pnrson an'l '.%ende II Authorit administrator, committeeman, and Mrs Springfield for the corn former Longwood Councilman Nticy Brunner, currently an niitteeman office while Sanford and Mrs Dornld H Schreiner; ai de to Congressman Richard At this point, according to drove directly to the Sanford attacked , - ~arter, in a four+our swing basing a rough time ft'iandslly For those basing a particularly tough time, he said, a subsidy fund to help out with rent has been set up and IS bills eYxept money and we have no p1we to get money r cept fronrl rents," he said. onday: I'he tenants complain and Connelly repues. •••__• A 4 he said, is "sick and tired (if rnowy , c uire ommi ee osi ions and no ono really knows hy, says a leading cancer police reports, Goshorn said be Police Department to report was approached by two blark incident and when he arrived 't Bayh's ° atcr Bash al or conservative The public rntre nney. No one has ye' told me what to use for - " nomination to Florida Saturday "But no one hu told me yet how to nianage without 7 T- for a seconcl swbig through the uppercut to the jaw," Connelly The zepori .arter: target. nxas? di That group clearly Includen., the tenants are an and the door slammed shut. said ' knowledge of the firandal affairs of all our people," the It seerns like tbz people were hit in the stwsacl) in Novembe. and as On are reomwing we are giving them ----- of the progressive forces administrator saW. admittrig dPPtOVb f nJ - hoped to emerge from Mas- Republican on jot the union Both were In Massachusetts the 11. S. Departrmrd of Housing and Urban Deveropment : _ Bayh finished third there, behind Carter and rizona Rep. MorrIs Udall After the New Hampshire primary, Udall said after the votes were in that he 1 was among tl-e most vocal of 0 the racp for votes in next Rents on apartments at the Towers were raised Ui \osember and another increase will be levied as soon as - --rc thern in kind. Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana liable to become helpless while they are here somehow or tcugh fim firmcially can egvd things to get tougher. -i,--. t ___ and declaring he wont reply to cl.!= we tr to pro.-We f- Omm. wh= tlxy become i!L But, sometimes we Just can., "There is a great nunAw vexMe inco.me is hardly adcquate :or supprt and any get outside assutance from their families. We have a dose jM intimate In the meantime, those tenants who have been hasing a lk-ach man's coat, hoes and Casselberry, St cpbcn Joscph Conti, • • m Henry Oliver, 19, Box 304, B,rd Avenue. and Bennie to keep him off the record with Brown Jr., 2D. Rt. 2 Box 3135, Common Cause. Perhaps that is Zhd Street, were jafled in lieu the way he wailLs iL- Sayh Gf $10.000 bond each. former Georgia governor's frontrunner status, wm in New Hampshire. the Democratic presidential ,,xr of talking aM acting like a gradually increasing, ConwIly said. WIWI pull to Chw of the men jerked open h. th Yanth Programs 1w. I YFI) volvaitem raised IM at the remit tas Veps Nigbt held a I Qtpbftm BOSTON i AP) Juniny Carter has defended himself against attacks from rivals for Co=J 'y sid. care of themselves in toto and everyone here Ls potential.1y --'- Goshorn attempted away. Carter Defends Himself Aganst Attacks mg the former Georgia gover 30mie cl (,oshorn reported, be was in formed tJvt the call had not - Apartments Recreation &lldlng In Altamnonte Sprngi for operating expense and equipment PROGRAMS for th e new South Seminole ofiki. In Crane's Roost. Co-chairmen of the event Gary Redmoitd 10 minutes everyone in the buikw knows about it" Tobe residents here. the people have tobe able toth ;-- pants rid tce shirts and c carrying rifle& were joking. But 4tien tt.-y r—ated their demands the reports said, him, ftnking the man wanted driver's door shattere. ' sal-husetts as "the clear leader : Police Beat L Bayh Says He Acts Like A Republican prenotz record high for aF.b Vrn the WmdyCit was 5f - '-" -.- ____________________ vi day in February r above 70 degrees The National Weather Service said the tnrperature - \- Ulerald Photo by Bill 'vincent Jr By THE ASSOCUnM PRM For the rwst dnw on rxord. MLzgo's temperature on a _________________ - "-:, Ken Goshurn, ro, 1406 Ti. 'ton Drive, Casselberry, told police he answered a call at 10:,,5 p.m. Friday for a uLxi at No. 55 William (Iprk Cq-Tt. But wher he arri ved at the address, when he heard a whistle. It was then that Goshorn l Goslxirn reportedly waited heard a gunshot, the report for a man who had whistled at said, and the window in and Shelly Freund are sNvm preumting 2 check to -vTI Board President Dr. Charles Lakovic. Ch _______ Court$ area, but stopped fus vehi-cle - told 'taxpayersarenotto be prejued as evaders" since - th " tw a started to drive away from the Goshorn stepped or the gas C - tudes and procedures. For instance, agents are now being ----- Christensen marijuana-in a Jan. 16 incidunt --Richard Edward "We don't know why lung cancer is the mcst sericus cncer problem in Florida any more than we know why rii 0,000. is reMer - .. is In an oiet 0) deputy director O'f the -state's Comprehensive Cancer ~enter in iAlili. lle.,utifl Florida rMistered 2, ni t lurgcpncer deaths in 17hii year, he said,5,500 wilI sillier from lung cancer, one of IM forms of the disease, and 4.900 of them will die call, Goshorn reportedly side, the report said. but .' hequick(f to listen and slower to act in dealing with citizens wtxse taxes are overdue. An IRS officialsaW Friday the fl is dfyjigitaaw. -— cires come from that iesidence. seeking to rcin in"overmalous" tax col1ectors, says it will - rr slate Thinking it had been a prank the taxi door on the driver's WASHINGTON (API -The Internal Revenue Service, - incident involving accosted by - ^qw - - er IAMI (All) Per-capita lung-cancer deathi in ~Iorida. more than doubling in decade, have reached oearly epidemic proportions in the already cancer-prone sl Saturday ______ j been committed. Lawyvts for Kennetil W. Kemin rded a petition U1 (.trcuit Court this week or, Maui Island, where 11n(ftergh clied in 1974 and where his estate is in proWte. The brief ç'tition asks that Kerwmbededar.d one of the aviator's I &-inford. Other trials on the 17-case oan Daytona (iberson, 42, (if 17 Plaza Oval, at his residence. in which a plate glass door w Inerit's Radiological flealth Division, said the new EPA findiiii, was bsed on reappraisal of radiation levels in 125 Polk County homes. including 25 homes on reclaimL-i land or with natural phophate outcroppings Action Report Sanford Police detectives _____ prove trocuted in 136 after one of the niost the cerluu), was executed for a murder that may not ha ~T accompany them. of a - - By AUDIESIURPHY Herald SWI Writer it in U his story is true, it a* T charged with first degree murder in the shotgun sla ying Nov. 12, 1975, of 47-year-old Laura Slae Harden near their house t 1808 Mulberry Ave., *inford A jur~. . round Harden guilty of to the slaying scene but didn't larceny of a pickio truck at grand larceny RoLvrt T. flattaway; former • be is the sion of Charles A. '1AndbL-gh kidnaped 44 years f, llosetnnn llowed Jurors to go Sanford, charged with grand St., both Sanford, charged with Ben Harden Jr., 46, is reclaimed mines Don u iriecuef of th e Polk County health Depart- Taxi Driver Hurt HONOLULU (AP) -Afaq worker from Ma say -3jW Judge A. J. Hoemann Jr. abo ut . Lindbergh Estate Claimed ago and can C ancer cancer, officials say. Polk County flelth Director Dr. Willi111I.s. Hill voict, (i ca ut ious concern Friday U.S. Emironmental Protection Agency. 1% spokesman for Dr. John F. eill. Hillsborough County h ealth Lirec(or said the new Information has forced Neil l to keep a county-wide tiloratoritun (in building on details the blank 'year The prosecution has repeatedly attempted Under cross-examination by Asst U.S. Atty. . -Ind the fact she was in California's capital city. interject detailsof the "blank"year into the trial Miss Hearst testified that Harris gave her a David Bancroft, the pyschiatrist said the only W nules east of here. and has been rebuffed at every turn, most black eye at least four fimes when she did not persons she ever mentioned knowing during that - , hazar dsshows that families living for le -is Uiree years on cairn phosphate strip inines may be doubling (I invej of convacting lung s or • ave known 11,,a i 6r3. 11my were rewhation by radicals !Jit! in.19111, !Ufl - -- 9 1S) fl BOB LI O 1) seo:ii.'irct nJdr'Jtr Castle Brewer (.ur2 &J, 1(;.,J, Loiniums [)n',e (,oldtnrod, peri'ni outside ('luli 436 controlled suhst ni herald Staff Wrikr 9, but defense attorne) charged l th b.r,lar} and accused of aggravated assault Altamonte Springs ([flfl, —Don Fleming Kirby, 20, of re- trial of i Sanford man Newman Brock sucesstull grand tarccn% in connection on d ntighbcr. 1022title I)uiiie AIt4tiii in't Jan. 17 melee accused UCu 0, Ut.rtn his ex 1flO%( for a new trial on the with i J an 5 breakin at --oceph Andrew Sykes, 24, —Paul Prldd Jr i-i, of Springs', is charged with wile is scheduled this week in grounds the defense was Gregory I unber Co.,Sanford. o 1838 Coolidge Ave., and Orlando accused of carrying a co unts of possession of concirc ui t court before Circuit prejudiced because Judge —James Stagc, 20, of -Jerome Mclnt)re, 21, of 12th concri kd (iriarm. trolled sutrtance-cocaine ;ln'i n tviin es potential ridi - - i. lying Ma y Double Chance Of 0 in riews earlier is year that she was leave her open or further I'he civirt ruled last month that the courunimion was not property constituted becaum the President and not Congress should have sole power to appoint its ulembers. urt told Congrm it would have to restructatre Ur FF ( er p arnhile S i EveninHeraId Sanford, Fl Ben Harden Murder RemTri*al Schedx1iled • m during 17 hours Bailey said any testimony of that time would to the court r FLORIDA IN BRIEF — •L 20 Attorney Claimed Error Committed SPent ' Blank Year'In Training Patt NA11C)N i - Psychiatrist Relafes Tale Of Abuse 6 - — -- - - - '- - Fe Val s— - -- - -- - keeping the flexibility you need • 1oiaay. The f3d Of the matter is, wheth- er you need to borrow sensibly or -- Sanfoid Office DeBary Office 3090 Sanford, Florida 32771 DeBary, Florida 32713 1305) 32) 3770 (365) 668-4438 - _\r_ - �_•?ê Y'I4illil • - 1TTT Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 29, 1976—SA Id, 4 ppiit G ....................L' THRIFTY; REGULARS MA D PRICES GOOD FEB. 29 MARCH 3 COFFEE W-D BRAND IF BEEF ROUND STEAK LB. - Stew Meat. . . . -: USDA OR. A' FRESH FROZEN T:Bone Steak — WHOLE FRYERS LB. -' I HIII. Fou. S,,,o.d R.çJoi Sausage . . •.. o. Co,rth Go.-'. Potib 5J69 Hens 2 5269 .' WESTERN CORN FED 4 PORK lOIN SLICED INTO FULL , . . . . . I La. Cube Steak . Bocon.... .. .: 5119 c---. Sausage •.. .. I - tit • • flAc . . . . • • • Haiti'. ' 3 Lbs A.riuq.. Spareribs I . . .. 12 PP0 $ 58 2 $t)29 £ . . . 79c . . .. Luncheon . DETERGENT 9 a. me QC Alt 1%..i HARV E ST FRESH ASTOR — FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE — w — 141111110 6 '4' — - HARVEST FRESH JUMBO THREE 12-ox. CANS OR HROOMS 69C S usa Sausag,el . a ' '• ge $ ih.jJ ran S . : • • ?) UI .•• 929 Pot Pies CELERY 39c PACK CANS STALK AOL ,or. /•'/ 1011111 GOc I . . 12 P G 0 79 r Bologna . ' 3 . . . h' ulnnerS Garlic Bread 9° • l.oh All 501ut1 Party Pizza . . SIZE I6 Potatoes t PkG 5 • PIARVESI FRESH FLORIDA HEAD lOot PKGS ') $100 - Pei Pt: '6 ~: Ice Cream 29c/ 89' ga i am LETTUCE 919 . . . . Superbrand All Flavors Sherbet or 1 1 .1. , -A 69 Cobblers $ 29 1~ $p..ur Coulif UYWI 69c . . . . . 0-- Ific Iu — - CIr T .I W1pp,.tt $1 89 • All VF,pt4.% Mps P••V 0, M • Fudge . $149 L Bars • • .2 89c Topping . . . 2 $100 $ 00 Creamer 1 • • 29 All R-f - . Sandwiches M. r •. . 6 p. m. - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY CABBAGE .•. •- 901 9 P.M. IIQ ( FIRST ST . SANFORD 6I0 EDGEWATIR DR ORLANDO 7e61 DELANEY ST ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (INTER ill SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT DORA 46-oz ICANS WSJ W.D BRAND HANDI-PAK PURII SATURDAY HARVEST RESH FLORIDA GREEN V).JIU. , — - SUNDAY 99 na* I 9 a.m. • BBoblog Dinner ran S . . o q9 r%1111111`111110 WW F, 2 C BOX •• fI tI I LB, CAN MONDAY FRUIT URINKS )LB. Solo cia a..•• . Salamis* . . - •JWV 01 -• ; ' .-. . DIXIE STORES IN( 'i.. W0 !milli Monly. 9 3 CITRUS, BREVARD, CO'.LIER AND VOLIJSIA W41 BRAND LUNCH MEAT & SAUSAGE SALE' U.1,0 $139 CHOKE) (U.S sV rurbc P('RW CHOPS .. LB. C - $1 U.OICE CH 3 tilt U. S. CHOKE! K STEAK - 79 I ,4 STEAK FULL CUT BUFROUND ORTOF . jq IJCIVI.t... GROUND BEEF S 0 ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, Quantity Rig hts Reserve W A CHOIC ALL IRLOiN I'Joç IØQ USDA CHOICE A, ASTOR SHORTENING , -1 T' (FTY MAID ALL FLAVOR : list, 139 520c1 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... t'Ifl 1 ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES t SOC SUGAR NEW STORE HOURS Asia,, KINGS. (NO HEAD OVER 39c) 79c Ar HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW CORN FISH S SI '2 d Pork Liver 79c . . • 0(eci PP'C IFL9I 01 0 Or Fish 99c . . . Rice PALMETTO FARM PIMENTO 3 CHEESE SPREAD ICUP t tj Cheese Saread 14 79c 59c Pizza --------1 • ; -' - - . ALUMINUM FOIL W.D BRAND U.S. CHOICE aoNELtSs DELMONICO STEAKS - LB 3 254T. nOLL Siapettnutsd Sour Cream p •-., • 'I :-- -- SLVK DOG FOOD \SLIC 2 tTc. 5 Li Cs p..r Ctn ..ipeib'ri'cr' All Fo.c,, Yo urt •. . .... 59c )' 0' IF S'CI c LIQUID . I-04MV, A iscuits . . . . 4 22-ox. 9 rr S..rt.?lL of t4u11 ,':. 2Q 1T. 69C Cheese BTLS. Mrto, Lo'ho,,t . . . • • • .: 1' 000 mj CRACKING GOOD REGULAR OR WAVY • DIXIE DAFLING ALL FLAVORS -. \ POTATO CHIPS 4 _-J !' CAKE MIX JAR FOR _____________ Orrp SI4, Sweet Relish -S.--- • : 79t __ 1,1 ONIONS 1. - BAG .)... Detergent.... W4.t. o, Flodtie . Cat Food 1' . . . 8 "•'. $100 Quantity Ri9hts Reserved t)IXIE STORES. INC coplrrIGHT -- 197 In Chek Drinks . 3 Y: 9°° Frosting Mix . d CR ACKIN DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUNC HY GOOD l. PEANUT BIG 60 BUTTER COOKIES . Carrots 59 , 4 .99C - HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE - f. .. . • Z LAND SUNS HINE BUTTER -% TOMATOES I LB. BAG HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT Margarine $100 - •- 69c .• I 4 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 4/ JUG QC . . a LEMONS Si "°' Ac. Cleanser el 1%111 MIRICO FLAKY BISCUITS HARVEST FRESH 1.1 0,v 11 DETERGENT 75t. Cottage Cheese 4 • ,- up S-,et.cj,s Rp.,l(,, . . 1 COTTAGE CHEESE S 3 9 1C J HARVEST FRESH YELLOW SUPIRIRAND REGULAR OR LOW FAT STA FIT LB. r%" u. - ARROW I ItI Tbctv4 MI Cut Beets 4 BL EACH ,'•..- 1 AISE - 5J 79c .... ARROW $100 xi', TEA S S 59 I .1 e STRAWBERRIE Is 16-ox. CANS CANS j.,I•, .I, HARVEST FRESH FU)RDA I Im 49 16-ox. Muffin Mix 5'. 11 00 MAYOrNIIN ARROW .'. '1'0 4 DEEP 69 - $149 1 6 ox CANS CANS ni KIT(HEN BAGS Is mer,o I D" L4., P,-pp", r, 115 .9 16-o x. ARROW -LB. - S A U CE SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 49 E. FIRST ST. JR QQc LB. . �4:___ 7r-' I- - _ - i - -:_ '- - --T,:'-i:--- '--* - .-. _. - - -, , ______ ru S V& 'Li _______ P4i .' : Fk:Nel1 I -! 11 s.... 'i-: . \NFOUI). I t'r J Q, Sunday. February llccace On' of the Semino'e Employment Economic Development Corp. (SEEDCO) will be guest speaker at the Greater Sanford Ctuunber of Commerce 'Personality Breakfact' on Tuesday, March 2. ilie session will be held in the thamber building on First Street and will ct under way at 8 a.rn.. t',ith i tireakfast of orange juice, rolls and coffee and will u'nclude promptly at 9 a.p There Is no charge for the get-together and all interested persons are urge-I to attend. Bring a guest along, too, .!72 1976—oA SI Around .\\'Nf: 1). !X)Vl .1-. Publisher U U ICII:55U1) I A)N(;. F:ditor \ Il.l.l .\1 I). '.t'U RIE. Ir14IgIIg Ethtor hOUEkl' C. MAUKEY. M ertisirig 1)irevtor S S 9 _________ H tnt- Iii,tit t*h. rut. M''nth. $2 411; Ii M,ntti, $14 I1 40 Us \Liil In H'n itLi sanie hime tkIiver . ,-\fl r .iiil ,huth . $ . h Minths. 516 20: 12 Moflth%. $12.40 pI - - Don't forget the annual Kiwanis Pancake and Auction Day at the Sanford Civic Center on Saturday, March 6. Tickets are priced at $1.50 and may be purchased from any Kianian or at the door. The pancake and sausage breakfast will be served throughout the day with the auction slated to get underway at 5:30 p.m. (',et out and support this worthy charity while v.itrng tho' great cakes and sausages. ________ _____ A Comptroller? The Clock Who Needs It? On March 9, Seminole Counts' voters will have an opportunity to vote on a referendum, strongly hacked by the Board of County Commissioners, that would place the disbursement and accounting of county funds in tile hands of a comptroller, handpicked by the commission'. While on the subject of issuing reminders, keep that string around your finger to remember the Shrine Temple Paper Sale' on March 56 with proeceds going to the Shrinrs Hospitals, which i'are (01' n'ippk!d and burned children, The god! for the sale of the paper, called the 'Shrine Hospital News', is lll,0o0 for the Central florida area, Keep your eyes peeled for those fellows i-in the red fezzes and don't be afraid to reach Into your pocket to purchase a paper. Remember the worthy cause the sale supports. Seminole County Corninissoz- Sid Vthlen Jr., represented local governments In Florida recently at a press conference of the Florida Motion Plcture and Television Association, held at the Sheraton Four Ambassador Hotel in Miami. thlen spoke to the tak'wide gathering, outlining the movie and television production industries past, present and future In Florida. He outlined the current and potential economic impact of the industry, _____ _____ __ According to Charles Butterwoith of Chase & Co., Sanford, "prospects appear certain for increased fertilizer demand thIs year as a result of farmers' higher yield goals and expanded acreage in ky crops, but the fertilizer industry may not be able to meet the demand in a compressed spring season." What this means is that a widespread lack of fall and winter fertilizer açiçit(I'tiOn throughout the southeastern U. S., has caused agricultural experts :'' '"ttl':Iit" shirh will .'r delays in delivery o fertilizer LhLs spring. "It is hard to convince farmers that the present ft'rtilizer supplies, which are adequate to meet current needs, cannot be replenished as rapidly as needed if all of that tonnage is demanded in a few weeks time this spring," Butterworth said. "Rec'gnizIng this problem," Uutterworth said, "agricultural experts are urging farmers to act immediately to get a portion of their 1976 nutrIent requirements on the ground now." Failure to do so could lead to a shortage of fertilizers later in L'ie year, so we, too, are urging all farmers in the area to get at least a portion of their fertilizer on the ground now. A shortage of any measure could be disastrons in the months ahead. —Bill Currie DON OAKLEY John Piloian Believes In Hard Work Young Oviedo Farmer Thrives On Success IN BRIEF - Y --'• ' - - ------- f- What it all boils down to in our opinion is that we already have a very workable system that allows the court clerk to counter the Board of County Commissioners on some points which he considers to be contrary to the interests of the taxpayers or the law. And, the clerk is not beholden to the commission for his job. The main point as we see it - and we believe it bears repeating - is that the present system prevents one group of individuals -in this case the Board of County Commissioners — from controlling almost all cotinty government functions on a day-to-day basis. The comptroller bill just doesn't seem to be voters of Seminole County to oppose this bill at the polls on March 9. Z :=r So u - I - :- ____ i- - -a - - ____ - ;1 - :-= Of Cre di f S -. Si_S rc e -' - - A large share of the federal debt, now nudging the $600billion mark. Is held by small lenders - the purchasers of U.S. saving.s bonds. - But uniike most private debtors, the federal government is not eecnplainip.g abcut the 1nteret it must pay. Treasury Secretary William Simon, In fact, would like t remove the 6 per c'ent ceiling on savings bonds to permit variations "fr-am time to t.iine." HisPropsaltotheHouseWaysandMeConuratteeisnot necessArily an Indication of govrnmnent concern for the wellbeing of bond holders. Simon wants the freedom to make the bonds competitive to assure continuing stability of an important 5OUr Of government The attractiveness of savings bonds as an investment, of The &.cretary's plea should win a favorable response in Congress to allow interest rates on the bonds to keep in step with fluctuations in the money markets. With judicious admlnfstratict regard for the tntei'est..s of private savings institutlons, the variable rate should benefit both saves-s taxpayers, CANTON, China Al' Ii At' one slop iIong liberation Iload Wt.ere the - b TOM TIEDE s I h e F r e e En te r p r i se Too Ma ii y ' / I n I r o u b I e BEIRUT, Lebanon AP — A Syrian-led mixed arfl )isti:t' (Iflflh]flssiofl sought unrt' p0%', t'rs tUdils to rtestablish law and order in Lebanon following 10 months of civil war, /s, spokesman said the eight-man commission of j a c ic S o n : ' I v i I U e Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian army officers believes the move was necessary to guard against any new cutbreak in the MoslemChrl.stian conflict, lie said Christian President Suleim-n.an Franjieh and Moslem Premier Rashid Karatni were consulting over the request. 'the authoritative Beirut newspaper An Nahar, whose "bIis1wr Chassan 'fuini Is a member of Karami's sixman cabinet, said Franjieb and Karat-ni have already agreed in principle to give the commission the powers it S4)(I)',ht - S __________ Writing in World Marxist Revww, H>man -MIAMI — One year after he formally began Lamer, a member of the central committee of compalgning (or the presidency, Sen. Henry : 3' the Communist Party of the U.S.A., declares ".. ,,, t Jackson has succeeded in everything except . that not only has indi%idual iaiative in America success. passed into limbo long ago but "huge corô/_4 /1 *: '. He has collected more money than anyone porations have come to determine and dii'ect the _________ except George Wallace, lie trails only Gerald - 'S country's socioeconomic, political and Ford in the accumulation of powerful political ideological life in the interest not of the ma.ss of - - - •' . S .suPPO('t. lie has become with Wallace, Ford and its citiiens but of the tiny minority of superrlch 'r Ronald ucagan - the best known of all con- - --" -S.' ' '. p owners of corporate wealth." -I-. tenders. .,s This, of course, is a standard lire of the Alas, to what end? lie's failed to connce the Communists, among whom the colIae of the nation he will ever be its chief executive. capitalistsystemisexpectedwiththesamefaju1 in terms of eatly.11ne potential, Jackson that some people await the Second Coming --:, ç rmains merely one oF the pack. Thus far Jimmy and never mind the irony that it Is the CornI Corter has gotten more votes, Humbert Hummunist system that has stifled indIvidual , — phrey has had more press, and Fred Harris has initiative and freedom wherever it has trium--. ;:-\ generated mace interest. The latter point is most phed. . for Jackson. lie seems to be of concern to Ilut even some capitalists are having their - - .. - '• • . •. serious , evcr'oae but the people. He can't sha.ke the .... p -.' . - 5.-I_S.' doubts, Fletcher Il,iom, chairman of the - ---, public idea that he's dull. Maybe, as he says,' ' . -- S -n. Koppers Company, recently told a Bicentennial ti'/' - S .. ' C; "I'm too rtimit to he inIereting." .1 . '.. -.-'- 4)*$*U4U "mtnLeesburg,va.,uia(Llsystenr1we "cQ -. ..,' '. -. Virtuous indeed. Of no-nonsense Norwegian have is going down the drain" and that his - '.' . Ec24 '.'' ' -- - -' ' ,''' stock, Jackson believes in self sacrifice and I •"S -.151_ --------- -----'--.-.-".-'-'---' - - .--company operates on the theory that free en'. . "16 E . moderation. Prune juice and bran for breakfast. -. S terprise may not survive in the United States Twelve to 15 hour days even in non-election more than five more years. years. His records show he pays every penny of is led to this dire Forecast, co be sure, ILlS taxes, donates most of his non-Senate earChina Watcher not because of any belief that capitalism carried nings to charity ($34,350 last year), and drives a within itself the seeds of Its own doom, as the 15-year-old Chevrolet. Marxists preach, but because in rel}ing more During the last prs1dent1al campaign, and more on government to create material Richard Nixon's aides tried to pass the word abundance and to decide what Is to be produced LONDON ECONOMIST Jackson wasa homosexual. Yuk. He wasn't even and for whom, we are destroying the free interested In girls until age 49, when he finally terprise system. married. Actually he always dated, but acBe all this as it may, the ellcouragilu! facr cording to stories he used to invite gtrLs up to his f S 1\ 1"l I g fi -R i S ic ( a iii e that free enterprise is still very much apartment to li.sten to radio news broadcasts. an American tradition. Jackson's virtues are also ajparent in his It's said that 90 per cent of all American Genetic r.search is literally leap-frogging. genetic products? In boih Britain and America, political philosophies He is a centrist, a man of companies employ fewer than 100 persens. Each &ientlsts wire pleased when they achieved the various bodies share the responsibility for consensus, in most respects a devotee of corn- TRAiNED ATTabCK DOG ON PREM(SES (:') 1"" 2- 4_EJiJ - - - 5- / .5-5- 1/ - i_ 11 N a Bo!shoi Theater l( )S( . . - _ _ _ - E-- - - -----. - ------ - --- ____ - , Rumors surfaced months ago that Molchanov was ousted, possible because of dipleaure with his com 1)OSitiOfls. Song Dedicated To Club? :--• ___ :--c'-1 ., :. -. - -'-' SEDAI.IA, Mo. APi —The "Maple Leaf Rag," one ci Scott Joplin's best known ragtime compositions, may have been written in honor of a private, genteel get'.Liemen's club rather than a bawdy house. The "Maple Leaf Rag," ssTitten in 1899, was popularly believed to have been written in honor of a boisterous brothel and barroom here. But this week the Pettis County recorder uncovered an old yellowed copy of the Incorporation papers for the lil)l( IA';If ('lith Hack around 195, the j jj ______ I)oes he really like farming? S .. ' "1 enjoy the growing part, why, shoot! there's nothing to it It's . - JJJ - _____ - HOMBLITE CHAIN SAW son %&,fl.A ,h &A.A&) 5JA ot I -. I•Ieni'j BlocI has 17 reasons 'why you should conie to us for incc)n1e tax help. -- HOSPITAL NOTES FElt. 7, P176 1%l)MISSIONS: Sanford: John C, Aiken Sheila J. Grant Pamela J. Marrero Grcna George Smith Mary A. Vaughn Olives SJoblom, Lake Mary Willie B. Fitzgerald, AltaHelen A. Weldie, Wellsvilie, Pa. monte Springs Gillis J. litton, DcBary John Bacon, Deltona Betty Freeman, Deltona Hobble Hedges, Fern Park ____________________________ BIRTHS: Saturday's hIgh 80, Sunday's Sanford: -- AREA DEATH H&R BLOCK' _________________________________________________________ CHARLES FRANK WEBER Edmond I. Weber of Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. Susan \1 Mr.CharlesFrankWeber,86, Garden of Jackson, Tenn.; a 216 Forrest Dr., Loch Arbor, sister, Mrs. Freda Fortmann of died Thursday. Philadelphia; fie grandAnnative of Philadelphia, Pa., children and five greathe came to Sanford 12 years grandchildren. Mr.andMrs. Donald(I)onna low 1 Fair through Sunday. Cool ago. lie was a retired traffIc Granikow Funeral Home in Lee) Terry, a boy to upper manager for an electrical charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Melinda) flights with lows mid 50s and warm days with highs Supply company. Stripling, a boy, I.ake Monroe lie was a member of the Mr. and Mrs. Stephen near 80, Northeast winds 10 mph. Michael Arnold F&AM Lodge of 15 Cheryl s Simnpkins, Winter occasi&1ally Pliil.adeiphia and the Scottish decreasing tonight. Springs Rite of Philadelphia. EXTENI)Ef) FORECAST DISCHARGES: lie's survived by his widow, ('hanee of A showers in the Sanford: Mar' 0. Weber, Sanford, a son, Tallahassee area Tuesday, John H. Bender otherwise fair to partly cloudy. Irene K. Brown Warm with lows ranging from James W. Chamberlain • Funeral Notice the mid SOs to low 60s extreme _____________________________ Ora B. Cooks north to mid 60* interior WEBER, CHARLES FRANK (;carge Hardy S Funeral servce3 for Charles southern portion and near 7 Joseph G. llartwig Frar Webe,, M, of 216 Forrctt along the southeast coast and I)iivid I.. McAdams Dr Loch Arbor, Sanford. v,ho Keys. Afternoon highs mostly died Thursday, wall be held at Itnisis K Senn upper 0* and low 80*. 430 p.m. Monday at the Thomas B. Thurston r,mt0w Funeral Home with Sunday's Daytona Beach • tri' Rev Robert 1 Hunter of .__________ tides: high 7:31 n.m., 7:48 p.m., f'(ataflU Masonic Services will low 1:02 n.m., 1:!7 p.m. Port held at the gravelide In o I $ wall be at OaIawn Canaveral: high: 7:10 a.m., Cemetery Gramkow Funeral 7:26 p.m., low 12:57 a.m., 1:18 Home in charge of p.m. arrangrm.nt THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE VVEATHER SANFORD LONGWOOD 309 E. 1st St. Ph. 322-6;71 ISO Sanlando Springs Dr. - Open9a.m..9p.m.Weekdys;.SSat.&Sun, OPEN TONIGHT—PIO4PPOINTMENT NECESSARY _Other Area Office in Oviedo 365.6237 S ___________________________ fl ' . ' - , • ' • S ---- -: I --- --= - - ' .. Kissingers In California • - - Secretary of State Henry A. WASHINGTON tAP) California to spend the weekend at is flying to Kissinger wife, Nancy. Palm Springs with his Robert L. Fjinseth. a State Department spo''sman, deribed the stay as personal. Mrs. Kissinger is convalescimig from surgery for gastric ulcers. F'unseth said that while in Palm Springs Kissinger ,ould not meet with former President Richard M. Nixon for a report on the Nixons' trip to China. - '. T " - - - tr'rmenl 'it _, $7: '• a, • r AP) — l'Ti.ncess Anne entered a lxndon hospital Friday for what a Biickingtiann Palace spokesman dcscribed as a "routine check-up." S 4-, I1 ' I a I ' $ DEADLINE FOR FILING FORMS FOR AGRICULTURAL ASSESSMENT ON ALL LANDS USED PRiMARILY FOR BONA FIDE AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES - IS MARCH 1, 1976. 60 DAY FILING PERIOD. ____________ I __ I Call 834-8776 Stephen Hopkins, the eldest ipner of the l)eclaratior. of liait'pendence next to Benjamin Franklin, is remembered for tiis tremulous signature Aged anti afflicted with palsy, according Lu tr.di'ior he declared, ''My hand trembles hut in heart does no( '' I NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY OWNERS: THE ASK THE MAN WHO I - WEARS ONE! IIONIX.) The spokesman said the check-tip was planned three or four weeks ago and the princess will leave the hospItal within 48 hours. ilte spokesunain dmued rumors that the princess, 25, might be pregnant. The palace has denied such rumors several times in the past year. Anne's husband, Army Capt. Mark M'illis, was at their borne at Sandhurst military nc'3demy. • - Cl'S BNTENNIA Princess Enters Hos pita - --r. • . - - . --5 5-:- - AP .- \;.4Ihmtin - nt 1 I eur gi A lvaw3v ilS director of the Ilotshoi Theater was announced F'ridy, nnzrking the first time in memory that the head of the ballet and opera house has come from outside the music world. lvanov, 56, was in charge of theater administration for the Soviet Ministry of Culture. Before that, he headed Moscow television. He will replace Kirill Molchanov, a composer who had txen director since early 1974, lass announced. The Soviet news agency said Molrhanov resigned for "health re;l sons.'' but informed sources have indicated Molchanov, in his early recently seemed quite fit. ( )W wells flowed much stronger than they do now. We don't get - When you buyanew i to PEOPLE . - French Communists Meet ivanov To Direct the conveyor belt, washed and sorted, then pached fo ship- pr the harvesting that brings the said, "It lakes problems!" These problems investmcnt to get started, and include labor versus welfare nnrt ynuni: people just can't checks, and the un- afford it. You have to go by dependability of labor show,ng volunin and on small farms, up when really needed, ac- the)' just can't make it." The cording to John, result? "The small farms are Crop failures can and do disappearing and the big ones occur, either from too much arc getting bigger, cutting the rain or too little, but freezing small raan out." weather in Florida doesn't last According to John, the long enough to do any damage, average family spends less on be said. food today than they did 20 John and his attractive wife, years ago, "Farmers have had Carlene, have three sons who to improve their methods of aren't too interested in farming farming to keep up, which costs as a career at the present time, money. But food is still your "They work here part-time and best buy!" in the summer," said John. The I only time-out from farming for John was during a four-year stint in the Navy. "Then I came back and started right in again!" he said. He admits the job of farming Les him down ''I rarely get away,'' tie ud. / - . f Asked his opinion of anyone -. turning to farming today, he — IEAR OR, LAMB — I ann 16 years old have rheumatoid arthritis in both knees Currently, I am taking I Ascripun per day. My questions are: how long must I remain on Ascriptin before the treatments may start? Also after being taken oIl the Ascriptin, exactly tcas1'.ts,i III wnai treatments arc Oiler g000 wt%tI' involved' I am particularly Those who want more in- after reading my column. The suppl'es gç active and excessive running formation on rheumatoid ar- other lad)' also got early tires my knees quickly. thritis can send 50 cents for The treatment that may have saved DEAR READER — I would Health Letter, Number 4-11, her life. Anyone who has a mole american Rent-All need to know more about you Itheumatoid Arthritis. Enclose that starts changing should go before saying too much, but I a long, stamped, self-addressed see the doct.r. Malignant "fl presume you have had envelope for mailing. Address melanoma is a tough cancer to K Sa4t'L4" rheumatoid arthritis for awhile, your letter to me in care of this treat and early detection ir, vety That would mean you have the newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, important in the successful 602 W. 27th ST, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 juvenile form which starts Radio City Station, New York, outcome. before age 16. NY 10019. ______ ______ _____ That might be great since 50 DEAR DR. LAMB I have per cent of patients with been going to write for the past juvenile rheumatoid arthritis few mcnths, but kept putting it have a complete remission of off. I want to thank you for your their di3ease. comments some time ago about The Ascriptin is a corn- moles which giow and change bination of aspirin and Maalox. color. I had a mole on my The Maalox helps protect your stomach all my life. It was a digestive tract from the dark, flat mole about the size of irritating effects of the large a dime. It started to change doses of aspirin. Aspirin is the color, turned light and st.artc(I foremost treatment for juvenile to grow lumps on top, rlscumnetoid arthritis so you are I kept watching it and in a few already being treated. Some days it started growing faster. I reheumatoid specialists used got an appointment with my gold therapy i selected cases, doctor and he removed it. It The hormone treatments was malignant and I had to I cortisone and related hor- undergo more surgery. but I mones) are not used in juvenile was fortunate, they assured me V!P.. arthritis unless there Is In- they had gotten It all. voivennent 0! ouner organs In - 'w Thanks to your column I was thebodyratherthanthedisease alert and it paid off. I had my ,# being limited to the joints, surgery eight months ago and You might ask your doctor all is O,K. Thank you again for Reason 12, There are major changes in - about the amount of activity your article, the tax laws that could affect your you are engaging in. Too much DEAR REAI)EIt — You are Gertrude Williams return. Our people are specially trained activity may riot be desirable the second person with a incile Laura B. Williams to help you take advantage of these John A. Lawrence, Deltona butityouaredoingwellandare who his written about new laws. We II do our best to make able then moderate activity is recognizing that a mole was Huth M, Lee, lkltona sure you pay the right amount of ta;. useful, undergoing malignant changes Julia 0. Schultz, Lake Helen No more, no less Randolph E. Barrow, Lake __________________________________________________ ('ounty state attorney's office for possible indictments, police say, Meanwhile, the youth's mother, Hodessa Glee, was being held for psychiatric examination in connection with the death. She hAs not been placed under arrest, police said. Although authorities did rot release results 01 an autopsy, a fx)lice .spokesznan said, 'dec. tors tell us he starved." Five of the dead child's seven sisters have been turned over the I)ivisio of Youth Services, police said, while two others remain at home. Apparently the dead boy's sisters were well fed, and police described their home as inunaculate. Thomas Glee, the boy's father who is a sanitatior. worker for the city, was divorced from his wife a year ago. Police said two of victim's aunLs brought the dead bcy's body to Broward General hiospital. Officers saul Friday that the investigation would begin said the staffers' meetings were 'an attempt to seek more information in the face of rumors, halftruths and no cuuunents. r • -I ta-' arc pr e.scii through a near the volumn we forira'rly got, due to the water table dropping so low," Piloian's produce goes to chainstores, both locally and as far north as Canada, shipped the sanine day it is harvested, Pesticides are a neces.ry part of modern farming, according to John. "We follow a regular spray program on all crops, every 10 days. Al) produce is tested regularly by the USDA itJnited St:1ttrtment of Si ...sa mples taken to be checked for residue." Asked if it was really necessary to use pesticides, John shrugged and said, "Either that, or the bugs would take it" Apparently there are more bugs around today, because he remembers his father spraying only once, (luring the season Youth' s Art hritisMightSubside Mendav. The East-West Arms Race Is On Again WARN INC March 25," said John. Onions are planted from September until thi' first week in May, The starvation death of puns'. 5-year-old Wendalen thomas Gui' will be in sestigated by the Broward party 's - ,, the first week in September to -. MOSCOW AP) — 'Ilic chiet l'rcncti communist party delegate to tine 25th Congress of the Soviet party called - WASHINGTON — A worricd President Ford figures are moving upward three per cent a detente, Referring slyly to presidential cam- San !Lg .3 4'..,, -'.1,•? UIVI 'Irs. ijut has warned Republican congressional leaders )ear." He warned that the Soviets will surpass paigner Ronald Reagan, Anderson said: that the Soviets are pulling ahead of the United the U.S. in mIlitary strength "unless her former colleagues at the Defense Civil we have a "A Republican politician is running ircund Preparedness Agency told &ates in military power. us that the San Diego real increase in defense spading." the country knocking detente. I think you need to problems should have been handled by someone Speaking tersely behind closed White House If the U.S. were producing armaments at emphasize our proper efforts toward detente." from the regional office, doors, the President said he was compelled to same rate as the Soviets, he said, The President agreed. lie said the arms "our defense raise the military share of the federal budget budget would be about $)0 billion," limitation agreement, which is still under The time she spent losim:g weight at the "for the first time in a decade.., The new Pentagon chief cautioned solemnly negotiatIon, would require cut Golden Door was not charged to the taxpayers, the Soviets "If the stories of Soviet defence expenditures aga1nst putting the brakes cm the armed forces. their missile armory ")0 below 2,400 missIles. are even half true," he said, "we have no other WA..SIiINGTON WHIRl: Sen hiram Ing, H. 'The tune to start to stop a car," he declared, But if there is not settlement, he said, they coUld choice but to go ahead." hawaii, the dapper Honolulu financier, has "is not hallway through the Intersection." L() Ofl building missiles "open-ended," repeatedly attacked us for backing a reform He huddled with the GOP congressional President Ford assured the leaders there WIS DIET DEAL: Georgiana H. Sheldon, who has patent bill that would help the small Inventors. command cm February 17. We have obtained a "no fat in this defense budget." He snorted: been named by President Ford to be vice In Its place, Fong a copy of the confidential mimuites. "The story tht De(eitse has a $3 billion cushion chairperson of the Civil !'.il! of lcpholes Service Commission, that would benefit the big companies, A few days The President contet3ded that his huge $112 is baloney." will be responsible for setting standards and ago, the legislation Fong wants billion military budget flat only '8S essential ta W veoted down hugh Scott policing the cuiduct of government employes. by the Senate .Iudlda-, Setzate Repuhliean leader national security but would tIulate the Citt Yet i a thU d,-sse utlkial in late 1972, she one, with Fong casting by Sen to uggesiea that the Democratic presidential economy. flew the only dissenting vote. at the taxpayers' expense to California contenders seemed less tnc'ined to attack where Preslden Ford's attack on Big Govcrnnent she spents "This is a swry the American people have tO defense spending. "The Democratic candidates few days resting and reducing has disturbej some of his tap aides, They have see for themselves," he said. "There's $6 billion are proviag very chary," he said, "about cutting at the Golden Door Fitness Resort. in the budget for ship building,. This UUikCf cornpIai,d PIIV8LVI) that the attacks will 'the Golden I)uoi is an exclusive diet'exeriae demoralize Defense," many bard-ssking eMI sers'ants.., spa owned by her good friend Deborah Mhzzapli. In the lB80, young William Randolph Hearst, as His appeal was echoed by Defense Secretiry Sent, bill hirock, It-Te.'in,, siding with the Most people have to pay $1,250 per week to stay editor of the San FranciM Ex.an-rjner, lid Hu:nsfeld, who deirtbed Soviet i. President, ccntcrxled that military cuts would there. But because of their friendship, Ms. ifltOthtSOUth ripped creases In ships, tanks, artillery - d tac1kl Increase the nuclear risks. "The more y'u Mazzanti sometimes admits Ms. Sheldon (or the c cU1cfta1lroa(lLjtbnrge -f the West, Ninety years later, aircraft, 'Ihe trend," he saul, "is ,oward reducecm%'entiona1wcaoy,"he argued, "the trimming treatment at no his grandson, charge, wiluam Randolph Hearst Ill, definite superiority. Our former clear greater the risk of nuclear confrontation," The question is a repc*'ter on the whether Ms. Sheldon also same paper, has just serlority is no longer there." conclujed a flit Rep. John Anderson, fl.Ill., cautioned trimmed the taxpayers, who paid her' tran- tacking Southern Pacific series at. 1kv Ramified's account, "Sos-Ici defense against lettt'g the military fever destroy spostation. She explained to us as the scourge of the that she flew to West. Cabbage and onions are the two main crops. "We grow our own cabbage plants, and then transplant them, starting from FORT LAUI)ERDALE tAP) source have done the same for rabbits. They are better to put all regulation of geneties under one tremism at either pole, he probably represents They also have a high failure rate, un- making s1raiar bowxLs in the war on flu, roof, where all the expertise could be con- as large a body of sentiment in America as any fortunately. In fact, fully two-thirds of all en- Traditional wiccines are made of dead germs, centrated. other presidential candidate. He is a cor terprises launched each year are wiped out by but the latest idea is nasal sprays of live germs Controls must be found, too, for researci'lers servatlonist who is confortabie with industry. He the fIfth year. that have been 'genetically improved." are attaclieti togoing neither university an ant1-Comiiunlst who bitterly opposed the Wth the casualty toll among entrepeneurs Are the geneticists properly regulated? or business. There are toabe tckroom nor a is tactics and influence of Joseph Mccarthy. He and small businessmen so high, what is It that will rabbiti now appear from te-t-tubes as the)' has voted for all civil rights legislation but opperimenters The sdentlst who made impels so many individuals to take control of used to only from conjurers' hats, while infol school busing. breakthrough with ratits was not a geneticist po their own li -ec, to tratl the familiar and secure fluenza bugs go forth and multiply at What's more, Jackson's public record is by training, and worked alone with one assistant. (or the unknown - to tahe the big chance? proved" rate, mutating all the time' In 35 Years fl Congresr ihe and three Equipment need not be expensive. A leading authority on the subject, Prof. others are tied for eighth in Senate seniorityi he The National Institutes of Health in the Albert Shapero of the University of Texas Genetic research i alses o many questions has not suffered a hint of scandal. H' Is nccused United States met two weeks ago to discuss ILil Gradmte School of Business, writes about ethics as well as safety which lie beyond rightly of sometimes using his committee clout important personality characteristic of the for research Into genetic engineering and, (or the exclusive concerns of scientists, Sooner or (or publicity purposes, first time, t!ut this Is hardly an brought a wide range of nonentrepeneur is the degree to which he feels he later genetics will need Its own legal framework, Impeachable offense. klmost geneticists into the debate. The discussions were alwaya he Is an can affect the world around him. and a broadly based controlling body. B'tter open legislator, even an open related about draft rules agreed on by researchers tO campaigner; no characteristic of the entreper.eur is aAneed for other member of congress or presidential months earlier, *hen the advocates of caution now than after a grisly mishap. independence." contender diseusses the Issues In more ad. won the day. The institutes are likely to in 3tudIes conducted by Shapero, people rnirable detail. ______—_____________ had formed comnpanle.s were askcd what It would Issue their revised rules soon, and a British And so how does all this ethicality work to his take to get them to be a manager or employe in committee should be publishing its ideas this tetters to the editor are welcomed for detriment? IIl humdrum person is not cxanother cnpany. Fiftyight per cent said they swnmer. publication. %ll litters must be planation enough. Though It is true the senator wits a I:ned, would never consider working for someone else, The proposed rules are chiefly about how to maillm adtfrec and, if possible, a telephone too often resembles tie thetixlcal bore who is Cfl)3J1iCS 72 per cent replied that they would university laborak,ries. This is the main concern campaign problem is probably rooted deeper scrub d. 11w Escning 11erld will respect promptly s-tart a new one, of the researchers. The institutes think there ib.s of 's riters ssho do not want their rumes than this. The fact is, Jackson's virtue is not of According to Theodore 0. Schad Jr., should be .three standards for making bugs in print. the kind acceptable to the activl,st elementol the 11w Esenlng Herald also resenes president of Lou Ana Fc,ods, Inc., and himself an biologically safe, according to the risks involved, the right libel to edit litters to Democratic party which is quite c!early the eliminate or to entrepenctir since 197!, "entrepeneurs seem to At present, onl} the first standard can be onfo'm to dominating pa(-e requirements, force In this season's nominatkng fit a particular mold, are uslially Independent, achieved with, any certainty, which is worrying. process. Voters aside, the nominee will again be ego-oriented and materially motivated." Who should watch businesses that want to sell --____________________________________ selected by the loud hustlers, that several health articles state that onions are not only tasty, but are low in chloresterol and help to lower it in the blood, "They are also one of the best sources of iron, and good for preventing o1ds," he added, The thick, outer leaves of the tabbagt' pliiiits are kit in the to be plowed back undcr the soil. Beans and black-eyed peas are the cover crops used, to rebuild the soil and replace nitrogen, Irrigating the fields seems an impossible task, but according to John, "We use underground irrigation, with tile set 18 inches under the ground, about 20 feet apart. Water from artesian welLs Seeps under the ground with nIltural seepage through ' Succumbs sourcea today (or "individual arid group freedom" and stated his intention to follow an independent tine from Moscow'. The speech by Gaston PlLssonnier was similar to a call for Independence the previous day by Enrico lierhinguer, head of the Italian Communist party. The two speeches countered previous sharp cricitism by Soviet leader L5eonid I. Brezhnev and other top Communists at the congress of the appearance of nationalistic Influences in certain Communisi parties. John thought it interesting "Then ill U(HJfl. we'il ill go horine and eat lunch," As John's fattier grew older, he continued working at the farm every day, untilabout six months before he died Youth )W II' Aitlt'rlcan Eninbassy pt'rsonint'l in Moscow are tr)ing to get some answers from Ambassador Walter J. Stoessel Jr. about the extent and potential ditngers of microwave radiation at the embassy, sources said today. Concerned embassy personnel have he!d a series of meetings over the last few days and a general meeting is planned for next week, the said. So far, Stoessel has refused to comment on reports that a marked increase in Intensity of Soviet iniL'rowave beams at the embassy building has posed health hazards, One 1:. ilient. Starved ( !US "My brother, Billy and I worked on the farm for as long as I can remember. When I was 10, we got our I irst tractor. They used mules before that." This is a fur cry from the fleet of tractors and trucks n daily at the farm today. Continuing, John said, "Billy and I clldalltheplowingand planting. It Radiation Answers Sought - I -:--(' revolutionary arm)' of Mao Tse-tung ninarched in triumph in 1949, Nixon moved to the edge of the crowd, waved and got a noisy wave back. Then, to the consternation of American and Chinese security guards, the crowd pressed in so closely Nixon almost lost his footing and the former president was forced to return to his limousine, ('anton, the southern port where foreigners first settled in ('tuna, was the Nlxon.s' last stop of their trip. They (lela;t for nome today. Armistice Group Formed BERRY'S WORLD $ iens of thousands of clapping, (litna. JACK ANDERSON _- — shoving Chinese greeted Richard Nixon in Canton Saturday in the biggest reception of his current visit to . . '5/ H 0% lt'uoLs lit' raid Correspondent 'Fla' aroma of fresh green orionsf,Ilths, air at the Piloian F .irnis, in Oviedo Neat rows of swaying onion tops and ruffled heads of cibbate fill acre after acre, awaiting weekly harscsting. Uwner-nanager John I'i!oian, a rutidern young fartiler, believes in hard work. "laking a sweeping gesture r ward the lush Farmland, he said, "Dnis all started from nothing. The success of the farm has been the result of hard labor, long hours and good iiianagement." 'I'tie late Hedros Piluian, .John's father, started the farm to 1930 lie tame to ew Jersey, front Armenia, when ii' was 19 scars old in 1930, hut later r'.'MtIle(I in f'lnrida. lie S l:tir a l nIut(a(l at W;gut-r, .41441 rented lanai for farittinig Recalling the past, John said, Thousands Of Chinese Greet Richard Nixon prç..: s that 'he du:'. fl( th' circiit court clerk be divided; arm that a county umptruller be appointed by the Board of County Ilumi ionez - and he subject to removal for cause by the Board of county Commissioners. " It makes one wonder just why the counts' commission seems so anxious to strip constitutional duti?s from the circuit court clerk, an le(ed official answerable to the voters, and place them with its own man who is "subject to removal by that same board. It reall doesn't seem like much of an miprovement for Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer. The present system seems to have proven quite adequate. It has a built-in system of checks and balances that would be lost under the proposal. These checks and balances are spelled out in the' Florida Constitution which assigns certain duties to the clerk of the circuit court, elected by the people. Now the Commissioners want to place those duties under an official which they themselves choose and control. The commission claims that a comptroller is needed to provide a financial reporting system and to eliminate costly bookkeeping. Departmental chiefs ay they keep one set of books while the circuit court clerk keeps another. And, that's -1 uaiain prveicel wherø an imncrfv$ I.',.f% UIIU r '•• comes in. __ EvenIng Herd, Sanford. FL Georqe C. Hearn LI / ' li5 - ___________ I ___________ __________ 320 S. HWY. 1 7-92 ,[ i;t ______ _________ _______ ________ ____________ ___________ _____________________________________________________________ ________ _________ ________ ______ _______ _________________ .4 - ____ _____ • • __________________________________ �4. ',Ti -'::. -. -r:; iiiiiiaIii .- •:•:.' -_ W'- ATZW - - ",. -" ' • -_- ----•_'.. -. J-.r..r.r,-t.r-, -----_ .,:,,..a]t -------_t. -- .t t2 _n2?. rzlazsr,_:,a..tr.- -. L_ lA-EvenIflgHlrjjd,5lnfOrdFI — I Sund4y.Fe.2,74 Liberal Frnm An -• - . • IInlihrri! p pp p p p p Sfnh _i____ ... : • _________ Frank Church E es f ii Senator alte, Sims Sanlord ft - . • - Cenr noon, Saord Cmc 8 pm.. . Sanford lcsedi - Net . ovet- Bist Church, and r) ub Road, Lake Mary. ping Afl Festival, Forest City Fiementary AtIa Center. Through March T FDAY. MARCH by &uth Side Elementary Va addin and H Wondul Imp" ga.d Man cet, 8 p.m., hool auilltorium Club meeting and picnic, Central Flcrida 10:30 a iranscendental Meditatjo - - 'aiuorn enior UUzens, noon. bag lunch and bingo, i c Forest City EJemnnary School PTA, 7:30 pin, Altamonte Spiings Homemaktn EXtIOiI Club rkshcp on quiltuig and dressing of Bicentennial dolls First Federal Savings and Loan, SR Springs, 10 am. .anlord 1Jou, noon, Holiday niniti Spr1ng Jaycees, p.m., VEW building, Oerea!eriAnon)moI.7:30pm.,Floridpowera l.ight, &*nfcrd. Inn, 1-4 and SR 44, SEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 Sanford Woman's Club, noon. clubhouse at (k Avenue. Business meeting and catered luncheor.. Reservations, Cassciberry Rotary Club, 7:0 a.m, The Caboose, Sanford Kiwanis Club, r.cgt, Civic Center. Mtaiuik Womans 1mb, 10 a.m., Alt.amonte Civic Center. Tc4ilc: Mental Health. THURSDAY, MARCH 4 Fun Time Fashion Show, Champagne Brtmch sponsored by Maitland Art Center Women's Auxiliary, 9: a.m., Robinsoa's Garden P.o,m, Altr.monte Mall. GeldStarMothers Inc., 3:30p.m.,Legion Home, Lake Ivar_boe, Orlando. - ___ r ___ - --• r .f 'Lt., I %*'.. I '- -. i lC IT? Crocims High School Clas, of '67, 7:30 pin. Midway Head Start. Water Str. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. Seminole Chapter 2 OES, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Akobo1ks Anonymous, 8 pin., 1ll W, First Si., Sanford open FRIDAY, MARCH 5 - di . '. 'i .t -•'• Ijr . *r . :.-_.. . SATURDAY, . •. :.. J..dj" - t -- !.? • I - th'P '% - 4•. -.4 -... , k: ': 4 , - School Carnlsal sponsored by SLrling Park Elementary School PTA. 10 am. to 4 p.m. Proceeds for playground equipinent V1- ;, , AAWomen'sGroup,2p.m.,1IW.First&.,Sard. Casselberry AA (closed), Ascenelon Lutheran __ 4'' - • , .•i p ______ Church ___ munity and the multinational corporations cor.currentiv AsarI 'ri I .L . - Open to Iubllc an electorate searching for its Carl kotchian, the Lockheed Wlvj the jiLtUce department Church bill in the Ser.ate, th. next pea&nt in a matter on president, was spared having to and suggested domestic s'ibject of much future debate, which doubt is widespread. r.ame the names in public, biji political corruption; on the to provide for future Senate The fall-out bad news that he did have to tell the staff, and other they suggested Un- oversight of the inteligence was felt from Holland to Japan he had to make public much dercover work in Chile against community. recently from Sen. Cflurcl3 i-.'.i"."t - . rated rumors the iZ Prcsiaer.t Allende and cfices did not conic from Sen. lnng(amiliar about whr had got involved, besides ITT, tie Ii 1ie Stays in the Ser.ate, I 'It's mostly the teen-age I Jk j lOod. The best thing is to send him soiewhere until things cool off." Sanford Adventist Church. _____ Right I IIJI '" ' THURSDaY, MARCH 11 ' r _____ -i __ _ ______ "I felt it the year we won it (l9) t )ears later hen e lost to Gulf Coast In the sniifina1s, and I feel it this year We do hae a chance" En route to Seminole's out standing 23 6 season nas - emerged some tantalizing team play b) thc Raiders - -. - - - p.,,. ' 5 Pc. Chicken ,I ____ Servingt of Mashed PotatoesGravy. CCL, 51*w. Biscuits and Haney if You like - 1'9I a .- 7 - - - AltamonteSpringaGardenuubcoyereddjshsupper, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of (1ando, SR 436 aid Palm _________ -. -''c' C1.. L....!L. )IPM 1809 French Ave. (Hi.way 17.92) S-anf-rd = - II - - -. . .•• •'-:_ ' - . -. — fl;.e = thesaid."tleiustwishesthey'd Audubon Wildlife Film, on kangaroos, 2 and 8 pm Bush Audit turn, Rollins College. St. Patrick's Day Corn 3eef 1,inner and Dmnce, Fr. L)OIS F f C Hail ?4 (l'k Ave., Sanford, 731) pm Music by Jack Diummond's 1)ixteland Band. TIJESDAY.MAItCH.'i League of Women VLef' scI1 lead publii? tours of Seminolecountycourt house beween 10a.m. and 2p.m. T, - ' . . ' ________________________________________ '- , -. - - -'' w.- . - '- --' , - N HELP - 1 - " - • 1 t. t itij .oin .- '7 li jtui. I' ' t J i1!" . , MAKE SA N FORD - -. - iw 4 I"") 4 / ( 4 ..J MORE BEAUTIFUL " 1 ____ Sterling Noc is the most productive Raider in scoring witha 13-plus average. He s scored ith points in 28 - _____ __ Plani Mzuieas (RI!) RUFFLE.: N GAL. - - . ,,,,- ' :. . - ' ' * -e - - ' ' . - - ,_; y' rl ' 'c ' _____________ - _________ _____ - 1 a,,, "- reveril ekr!y rints of - Hellywood apartment house had been recently When he asked hIs friends 3bout it, they offered Mm $11 keep quiet. under Medicare In I East __________________ L— ,. - - ' - . - - ' I -. '. - -,,--,'iP- ' -i-' - '- ' 'r t. - - 50 . FACH , ' .. -' - '4 4') d .4. ", 1 — 4 Kentucky Ave., DeLjnJ, FIa. 1 I :- - -. / evening In Leesburg, winning has been traditional as buchng early morning traffic on 111gbway 17.92 in Sanford. Ten years hence, Seminole's o' crall ret ord is 217.6-4, all ur_e' ccati' Joc crhng Seminole on that first game 7451, and regulars John Thomas, Fred Milton, Eari StLkes, Charles Brown and Steve Grooer helped the Raiders finish a 15-4 season The team dmdn t pla) enough ulvision gamies to qualif) for the state tournament l'hie next five years sas r another matter In the 1968 tournament at Flashing soft touch. Chip Nor shoots - MT - Y I' i - .. - - - .c - IF ... , .g -' N - '.'I1,Ugti Cocoa, Seminole went •54 i'icluding a 90.86 loss to host Iirtvird in the opening round In that game, it was 8&.86 with less then a nii1iute to play and e. ' I fl,,. A d ..mino1es u,Cf UI iv)'Tlfl short Jump shot blocked by 7- ' . ' - - " -- ' tT'!, . - -'' '- J&iifr7-, . ijil , - ;•- '-- -- - --- ______ __ pr r00kBo0t0tum The Raiders learned their lessons well in the 1968-9 season, because they went all the wa, with a 28-3 record, I , ' r including three straight state tournanient victories St '' r - ' , if' 1' - .- -• - - ___ - ________ - f' g ' with 327, Jameson with 302 and Jacobs with 275 Those are averages o' 12 3, 113, 10 4 and 10 2, respecti ci) Rebounding, Seminole also -' - - - - --- 4 '_I -- - i L1ttedidams and The finale as in osertirne l'M'- ii .. 1 has balance Jacobs iets67per , - ? ' . '' " ' I I 6 0 and McDonald 5 4 ' - - against E3reard, 89-85 In the 1105mg seconds of regulation, Van Ginter missed a Jumper, Vernell F llz rebounded and hit Wynn in redible pla b) Ihrold F n ?'jTk '' -''' '1" i' - •_ 1 A' -'-,". 4 jIj1 - ,T, ..( p-;--J Driving lane, Reggie McDonald draws foul Sure hands for 6-6 Terry Jameson t'-r-.1" t - "-s.'.. ;''. 7 ' -'1-. a -i '¼ 'i.-' ,i'4'J.'i-". ' 1 -' 3 "1 Lt -Q''.4.4 . "?i ., ' 1:r' i-.-.. I - : .' '- I,-:' :- ' 1 .-,,,, çA i'' - •" 'i?,,.4t ;r .. ?" " : - .. i., . _:; !.ì; P1'_r - .:',L_J'1', '$..... ' • Soaring high, Vernon Johnson looks for to '-.- 1tj ç '.t.;.i ' " ''..,.,4 , 'ir ,: .',. ... - " 'a' '1T!" " . - Basketball Swaps Black Hat For White -- • Falrway Plaza e J SPONSORED BY The Grcn1A AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ________________ - ---' - - - r.:ipa.ji;. . - '.: .--' - CIVIC £ COMMUNITy _______________________ -' .;;i ;' j z-eiersuur,ias we iirt %.iLIB at Fort hcrce 75-59 In the • 1)1 L 1.1 sem I we ndiuers cneceu .p - r .T'l L-•'.'-',5.,.':' ____ MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. Ill 4, _________________ I I Sanford Chamber of Commerce __ _____ a ___________________ 4( • Sanford Plaza ____ _______ _________________________ _____ \ 'r-b ___ j _____________________ *• - have one. Seems the black hat has been traded in ____ a - E.E?J ' ____ ______ Seminole has four other a rain ubl e e T I CON MINERS) "I ___________________ Losses ' ____________ delenseandletthebalancetake care of the offenr.e," said --" A - - ._&, And this tour1ia,at'r-it presents some interesting aspects. Like how far will Seminole's disciplined Haynes' ____ offense take it Thursday against Chipola. Coaches probably say defense is the key. Those high-scoring '4':j ,4 (:' Junior College Basketball ('onfercnce is such diat virtually every college basketball power in the country '.vill be in DeLand this week. UCLA, Indiana and North Carolina scouts will be there. Doing a lot of lookit;g. Eacfl wants to sign one or two players, but if they don't, it is because someone beat them to it. 'fliat's the way it has been for the last 15 years. Going hack to the early days of JuCo ball in the Sunshine State, when Austin (lied) Robbins left clermontandwenttoChipola,collegetalentsccuts ' have been drooling over the abundance of talent. liobbins vcnt to Tennessee afl(1 then the ABA. Over the years there have been plenty of great ones. liaroid Fox and Larr) Warren at Bre'ard, Dennis 13-elI, Morris Rivers, David Langston rom Gulf Coast, (keg Llloodworth from St. Petersburg, Bob Stevens of St. Johns River, Simon harper and ' . 4 CUP AND SAVE ' I - ____ - W44 flU nCfl e S 11 Y JIM IIAYNIS Vernefl Ellzy from Seminole, Kent Glover from Polk, John Napierof Miami-Dade No'th. the list seems endless, This year's favorite Chipela has the distinction of winning the first state tournament back in 1961. Saint Leo, which competed with twoyear schools hack then, was Central Florida's kingpin in the early sixties. Then came Miami-Dude, I3revard and Seminole in the latter stages of that first decade. Gulf Coast, under coch Jack Jackson, on hackto-back titles in 1971 and 1972. It was Chipola's turn for a third state crown in '74 and Indian River took the title last March at DeLand. Like they suy every spring about this time, tholgh, it's a whole new ball game. . - - . shootouts isn't Seminole coach Joe Sterling's cup of tea, He starts squirming on the bench when the other team scores more than two buckets in a row. The scouting report on Chipola is that four sophomores average height; and one freshman (6B 1)evon Dent) are going to be tough to beat. Even for a balanced, defpnse-cnnscinus ti'am like Seriuirrnle. - .:...., 1;-3.i.!"!n" ,-, -. I.-'.'4r . 4 J._'1 ç;.- c-44 ",'i t '',g'r Ti-' p ,,..s - '. ".4 '-.-.,,?- I -. -4 %iwat test to the quality of ,JuC basketball as a spec. tator sport. It's incredible. The nonbel iever might suggest that if a player was so good, why isn't he at Florida State or one of the prime four-year schools? Sjti1o. Grades, personal preference and a goI selling job by JuCo coaches. They have something to sell. So often the high school graduate isn't cert: ..level of basketball he will be able to play lnhiversityorcollegedjvisjomi Two years later, with .& v-e •, ;P';,"' ..'J 1' "'4,' ':. - I- .- • ''.'.' ' • . - I -.- -.-_ 42 • ... -.,.'- . -'. -. • .' 'I • .. • .5 ,_,. ,%a ,-'.'- ----. '-'-J • -- = - r.,iI4 I'lw tempo will likely be the main factor. Getting it and keeping it. Other questions which have to be answered include: is Brevard playing possum with that 14-9 record? If Edison ; that goxl? ('an Lake City win the big one? Who's going to stop Gulf Coast's Charles Slappey one-on-one? Which team has a double•team ontho to stop Lake City's Iton Anthony? Also, before they start pre-game warmups, here's a prediction: ('hipola won't win. Not because it isn't capalik'. Merely because it is favored, and trit lot, has it that favorites ju.st don't win this thing Who will win? Flip a coin It's an eigh-hnr--' race. i\s an observer at the last six state tourliament :tnd nini' of the last 11 this i'itcr t'an HI I '! the i:i n14 h'I!in :u:d the -'', i -.h ! .- tt '-% , ' _.-.4 ' - 'i-- ',j'- : - ._it :- 4'- -- - some good schooling and experience behind him, he is much better prepared to pick between the (jators arid Florida Southern. - # 1,, , . ' We Bill Medicare Foi You Miiide aiñuence of Ir neighbothnod friends. He kw that - - They used to call it ''outlaw basketball. seivices - .'-- 's no secret, e Just tr)andgooutanldpla) good - I o --'. As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these I. , lop inside reserve is Terry __ ____ _________________ ' • PATIENT LIFTERS • BATH EQUIPMENT • WHEELCHAIRS U \ -k- -, -- - ' • ' Insurance Entitles You To Home Us e Of... sHOSPI1AL BEDS leave him alone. A pressure's been on him and it will be good for hirm, to get away." It began last September when • Lean bCCam' suiois of the i Open house and student £rt ihotr, 9:30 a.n. to 5:30 Blvd., pm, at Crealde Art Center 5'Z4 St. Andrews ___ ____ with death by the gangs in Hotlitd. lIe is now escorted to andfromschoulbyherl9..year.. Old strpoon, stie ald - 'ftc's not afraid of SATURDAY, MARCH 13 - • Springs Drive. ______ - ' - £ ______________ . True Love:j 64 \ ____ .. - . Sterling on t be pulling an) I,. big surprises In the tour nament No sudden starters off the bench, trick pla}s or changes on defense PIa)maker Randy Faber looks for opening Ar1d that means the star'mg lineup i1l include Vernon JohnsonandflobJacobsonthe *.....á'N i I inside, Chip Nor at wing, and If'l. liN I Raudy Faber and Reggie I 'U % U McDonald at guards. Jim — McIntyre was expected to 1)0 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl Sunday Feb 29 1975--lB the No 1 substitute at guard, L but he is nursing a sprained — ankle, so that Job might rest - .--FRlEDCHICKEP4 . - t 217 Wins, ) lr-4' YOU CA - — A-; ___ We Have An easy two for 6-8 Bob Jacobe - ' "" "'" A4-fa - _____ A 3pEaQAfLY tAM , )I1M-i LIAT - - 'i1i t 4. ___ A Chance' for Only _____ '" I Sterling: Enjoy Sunday Dinner For 2 • j - - ' . The rservoir of basketbmll talent which -• ' Latest slate rankings have Like City ranked behind Chipola with Seminole third. Gulf Coast, Edison, Pensacola, Florida College, Indian River, Brevarci and Miami-Dade North round out DELANI) All's quiet here on the Stetson University the top 10. campus, but things will tart popping Thur5day when eight teams tntercztingly enough, defending state champion Indian River invade the Edrnonds Activities Center for a three-day, much. won't get a chance to defend, Edison won the Division 4 title contested state junior college basketball tournament, Some 200 college scouts and coaches wil also set up camp outright and I)ade.North lost to Palm Beach Friday, 79-78, rn a last-second shot. here, seeking a nortion of the talent which has gained national Another strong team which didn't qualify is Pensacola. acclaim over the years. Nationally ranked much of the season and a rugged bai ostornier The tournament gets underway at 1:30 p.m. with Edison of through the midwest, the Pirates got knocked off in their own Fort Myers (19-8) meeting Florida College of Tampa (21-6), The backyard by Chipola and Gulf Coast. 3:30 game pa.rs Hre'ard of Cocoa (14-9) against West Palm (14Brevard lost more games than in any of the last 12 years, 10). At 7 p.m. tnp-ranked Chipola (21-5) meets Seminole (23-6). nine, but still qualified as DivIsion 3 champion. Andat9p.m.GuhfCoastofPanalnaCjty(l9.8) t.akes on Lake City Lake City was undisputed DivIsion 2 champion, ;h (21-6). Seminole outdistancing Florida JC, Valencla and Central Florida, --'- 7 -- I - - ______ _____ L,.:.,,4. '.''• - • Medicare 1 V (c) Ill I LII tection. .. N agreement with the Wh I JUIUF C 4. Uci)' - Ill By JIM HAYN'S lieraldSportsEditor - __________ .rSj -.f ••'*..• ••Jq -, - January 29. Before that Son,e He made a stir in 1971 by coes had got loe and large conung cut flatly against the entire foreign aid program parts of it were Ch might be the action of .' g Voice. But the Church liberal or. again, might not mnlmttee has never rnacie accused of monitor of the great cora bwidle Nixon Administration came violating wa atbons, a position that goes g o1unznora'tytnun- were wrapped up in rom the allegations against the It expects. and is taking care. down well enough in Idaho and - -- - -- - uinurruuvtr i.ugnceruw Inc companys International Te!ephcne and that no obstacle will aristo cperatinn, and the inqulsltr,r of audtors t. Sen. Churhs Telegrqth Company publLshed publication of what, if Sen. corrupt pea t1 by American subcommittee. The fat was in by Jack tnderson, the Church has anng to do th corporations airoad, is the best the fire. columnist, early in 1972. On the it, will be known as the Chur,th ______ •-• ______ least put to sleep, by a decve name Church cropping up vote of the full House on regularly ai.d not by accident. - • _________ ____ t I 14.1U7 UIIU against 1-fonda College and Brevatd against West Palm Beach in the afternoon session with Chi1ola meeting Seminole and Gulf Coast iaking on Lake City at night. Bring your cushion. It's going to be an outstanding tournament. - I Ii. Ahead) (undaing letters ve gone out from an 1i in Vvashtr.gton not ar from the By a misha tha p t1 telephone is unfcrtunate or eminent men in severam answer',d with: "Good ning. Church of president" Buthisniother;Kathyp.esi. ___________________________ . 4 .• j.I • • Flea Market and Bate Sale, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Altamonte Community Church. SR 436, Altamcmte Springs. 'ii• .-', r'. -:- 1 'V •4G4 I t i . ' rr Y, 6 Kiwanis Pancake and Auction Day, 8:30 a..m. to 6:30 pm. Sanford Civic Center. fl ______ H e ro IS 111 Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Ld Cbwrabley's, Altamnerite Springs. &'uiford Sw,rlee KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Lougwood AA dosedh 8 p.m., Episcopal Church, - - -- 'for the little people, regardles of their color." lie claims Askd once how he would both blacks and whites havi write his own obltur.ry, the profited from his decade in the 1 Governor of Alabama replied, Alabama state-house, pointing f "Oh, I don't know, I guess I'd principally to a state property say something like, 'For a poor tax that Is one fourth the little old country boy, George natIonalarerage,criticaax Wallace did all right," Indeed. that Wallace is laxy and Thrict a guxernor, four times a unimaginative as govermir, presidential candidate, Unhe cotnters by citing the &3 per deniably an institution in his centofthevntehewonrn 1974 own time, George Corley Missions of people outside Wallace, 65, is incontrovertibly Alabama apparently agree. As one of the most Influential men -. IT a third part)' presidential ) - - -. in America. candidate in 'a he Won 10 million votes, carr)ing four GEORGE C. WALLACE states. What does Wallace believe" His Influence began in 1317, As he said in Jackson, when he became a state senatcr recently, "the criminals and • , advocating states rights, thugs and federal Judges are ri fl 9$ segregation and anti- running this country." Some communism. As a circuit court say he also believes he can't Judge 1 roril 1953 to 1959 he really win the presidency this referred to blacks before ti year or any year, and merely Threats bench as"woo!ies." In 1963, one campaigns to win wIder LOS ANGELES (AP) - In into his first tenn as respectability. the days of the Hardy 130)5, governor, he became a national In any event, the 12-year-old herctsm brought esteem. For symbol of "local option.s" by Wallace (or President 10-year.old Leon President, it physically blocking the ad- phenomenon may be nearing an has meant dth threats and mission of black students to the end. George Wallace says this beatings. University of Alabama. is his last race (or the White Leon got a Los Angeles Police Today Wallace says he is a House, unless, he adds coyly, "1 Commission citation and a pair ervatwe populist who is run for re-election In 1980.' of real handcuffs for helping capture a juvenile bandit r--- CLIP AND SAVE Suspect last fall with a toy cuffs. -Ti AT! TMTIA&i I ! Lesgue of Women Voters membership meeting, First Federal, SR. 436, Altamonte SprIngs, 8 p.m. Panel of contemporary women: "What Can Women tb?" g I I THE hERALD SER VICES Seminole Conamunity Players present "A Whitman Portrait" 7:30 pin in SCt theatre on the math campus. Free to public. Threugh March 7. . 1.J , Who Says He Did All Altamonte Springs Garden Cluo Executive Board, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. '1 - \/\la I I ace : Central Florida Rethed Teachers legislative lun.. cheon meeting. Morrison's Cafeteria, East Colcuial, - in t (Lid, the repo of thSenatesele "to udy government operations with respect to intelligen acthiues, has to be completed by March 15, and on doPe he will feel free to flOUIiCt! himself as a candidate for the Demoatic presldential . --'--' -----•'-- -- many, Italy, Sweden, Japan 4b *deoM4Ul4* being the next chairman of the intelligence, it camc from Sen. and elsewhere. Roughly what The Serute foreign relations foreign relatinns committee, corrunittee responded by Church the chairman of the has been admitted amounts asstniilng thatSen. JoM Sw.rIr. subcommittee on multinational some $22 million in improper ting up a subcommittee on man vacates the se-at on ils 79th corporations of the Senate paments io, multinationals, with Sen. birthday at the end of 1978. lorei rdations committee. obviously 'i,ere were others Church in the chair; he waited Under Sparkman the cornThe Lockheed Aircraft earlier: two of the three until the presidential election mittee is rather quiescent; Corporation long since ad. payments alleged to have been was over and reopened (bC Church would male more of it. rnitted having scattered y made to Prince dC subject with public hearings iii H" Is, however, more ambitious millions of dollars round the from 1961 and 1962, when the the spring of 1973, when thia'i that and most likely will world in sweeteners and secret Lockheed F104 fighter was Nixon Administration was a siot, or more probably commissions to important being sold, beginning to get into trouble two shots, at the presidency. over the Watergate affair itself. Luck (bad for some, foreigners to help the sales of At age 51 he has 19 years in itS military and civil aircraft. others, has been having a field What with one thing and the Senate behind him, an against disclosing all the (lay, but it is not by chance that another the CIA became a unusual thing; but then he was details, and particularly the Frank Church is chairman of temritina target for in- a boy wonder who won 54fl recipients' names, believing two committees that have been vestigation, and so two years American Legion scholarship to that to tell all might be bad for extracting lurid confessions ago the Senate set up the select uni -.'ersity at 16 as a reward for its future b'ue from the intelligence corn- intelligence committee, the Uc his oratorical skill. The same talent, eked out with a useful political connection by Profile Of A Candidate _____________________ rnathagethl(laho, brought him into the Senate at 32. Representing Idaho as a liberal Democrat, which by and u ii tr, B()/ large Church is., is not an easy thing. Coming from there he Casselberr Ja',1.ees, 7:30 p.m., Summersef Recreation Building Sanford OptImists, noon Sue Mill'S Cfl'1 DAV Semfnok Chapter 30, 7:30 17-92. Sanford. c scourge of intelligence agencies, inquisitor of . corru t . corporations auorit) on d1} [Iton Sta esident Ford s handling (f ha e to are with other liberal hindling of the earLgz moerats who have got into aaiez incident. shownaatflairfpub1jcitStep by ep he ,nad a the tampaign earlier. Each of the liberal Democratic car. and has been careful to avoid partisan at tha-party reputation as a liberal wii that gave the parallel careliiJly4rav.n amenclinent.s didates suffers a dfflcuity in i comzttee of the House of that limited the presidential differentiating msel1 from the . othrs; this may be Church's war power in lndchina 1tja hard life ween 1O and 17S: first the difficulty, too. an unthgfled death. amennent, •r of the House Coo rhurch c1fl1tee was killed, or at then the CaseChurch one, the Th ii ...iy, rn uI . -' fTv :i;Th--- - i - V3 . 7 �-- Sunday, Feb. fl, 17 2P-F.venlng Hetald, Sanford, Fl. 31-Apart mej CLASSIFIED ADS Peters (30-0) Lone County Hope . y. r- ___________ .. _______ ________________ _____ ______________ ____ ____________________ ___________________ , I I:t _____ _____ ________ ______ ___ _______ ____________ t: Byf&AkONK,tUFMAN ______________ herald Correspondent WINTER ['ARK - With two nore rounds renliuitiirig, Lyman's Doug Peters is the lifl1 h1Jpe of Seminole County . .... _____________ ______ ____ _________ _________ ______ _______________ I _____________ _ _______________________________________ ________ ____________ only grappler with a chance at I - 2 gaining a coveted Ftrst place trophy. __________ ____________ ____________ 3lA-Duplexes __________________ _________________________ Mary, One bedroom. Cintral a r & heat. ideal for rctlrecJ cpie 18-Help Wanted _____ Free, ai7O?? for "We Care' confident tonight becausethisI 1otln.Adu!ts i' " the same place I was last year (Herald photo by Tom Vincent). and I didn't want to make the I WILL NOT t3E PESPONSI OLE iii,,!. '1 u., i. r" FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED same mistak t't'i1c " Peters, BY ANYOPIE OTHER THAN I PERONP4EL COUNSELOR who has a 30-0 mark this MVSELf AS OF FEB 7). 1916 season, finished third In last Aggreisive persOntlty a must Sammy F Evans Sales eiper,ence helpful. Good -----scar's state tournament. Ii he Managitment voce. otone ACEDWIT)I A D2INKIP4( J ci r ii Cl ry I i 'i 'T F LeccJ ezin win his semi-final match P 0 tIL F Itur(!av inorniru, h V. Ill 1X' Pri-f'r rio' in2 SALES CL ER I' 1 Aitr'oi P 5 51 2QI 215 i)tflI !fl(e assured of at least second in the C.n MelD LAUDERIIILI. lAPt -- Two mused Friday after he 'd talen Pro Basketball Friday's British Open champion Tom 123 To represent SALES CLERK CaIt 423 .4557 -pound class. (loYon 3. Wishington £ :., --"'--'' little the second-round lead in this Watson, with a 70 despite a health and beauty alas Out fror.t N BA Write P0 ill) Three wrestlers hare already type of person. Prefee some II Eas'ern Conference Sanlord. FIor*da 32771 problems troubled L)orianuary rich event that serves as the double-bogey six, and Jim Mas- been eliminated from tourWHA perie'ice. _________ _____ Atlantic Divli4oit tlSt , I 'I' Dr. OF (A I!OiflI! into •w championship of the touring Serb, who shot 68, were another nazm,nt play. Th?y are [)onnie BREAKFAST COOK- Must be fast East OilsIon - iS ALCOHOL A Pnorn.EM 3300,000 Tournament Players players. and able 10 handle large liolumn stroke back at 137. The group at Bailon of Lake Howell, Jerry Boson 39 Cnc 79 31 I YOUR AMII ' f4 237 755 i;olf Championship. Needed Immeolately. Bulfalo 3576 574 6 The other problem was more 138 included Butch Baird and Zayas of Oviedo and Scott 26 31 5 5? 193 N Eng AL ANON JANI1ORPar? time, Must have Philpliil 31 27 577 One of them involved a mys- easily identified. It answers t Cleve 75)1 5 53 0S 216 Mark lIa)es. each wi'.h a 67, Rhodes of Lake Brantley. All I or familes or friends of problem own transportation and be New York 79 32 175 12 . ......... iii u lndplS 73 15 2 terious prc.blem with thc -' .- ... . Hale Irwin, 68. and rooe available by phone. Central DIvision :l' -. . • w::t ,.,,.,.:. tFsee lost their round or lur?hcr 'n'ormat,on call 17) *561 ROUTE ORI R -. Dependable. I caught by (klrknes George Burns and Dale mstches and in order for them _....- : Houston 39 73 0 73 24 706 or write o. week. 11$ to tIert. WaShington 36 25 590 I has stood him in such good Thuday ght, had to arise at Iilass, each with 70. Ptmoen 30 '4 6 6.6 773 702 ntor Al Anon Family Group P0 MANAGER COUPLE O000rs 6'* Men HOuSton 30 30 to be in the wrestlebacks, the 30 75 4 fla' SSi ,iolrO, Fla 1?7Jl 211 212 stead for to many years, & n.m. to finish off the last two mlremI. All around niatntenance. Fred Marti, whose 66 led the wrestlers ho defeated them -INTERIOR DECORATOR- Ex 26 3i 433 0½ Atlanta Canadian Divltion Wester't Conlerinte on the pro tour. There's Just a itleted in 66 strokes. He turned Friday, slipoed in a 74 and was next match. Unfortunately all Winim peg 43 70 2 85 277 191 Mldwet Divition 3$ little kink in it, just a little around immediately for a live shots nack at 140. W SELL 2% 34 121 Mlwat.kre Child Care. m home three won their respective Calgary 3176 4 66 22 706 sornethir.g that he Can 't quite scrainhly 70-including four bo1?] 51 7A C, )i!irfCi,iI 1 31 414 Jernnv Miller had a 71---141. l!3Ittht.S. Reasonable Rates E.l'on K.0 7' 5 S £9 21$ 77) isolate and identify. ____________________ 373 3951 geys and six birdies-and a 136 I.a.e Treino 69-142. defending Torn'o 15 10 3.5 24 310 __________________________ ii 10 310 6'J however, Lyman's Amando Chicago PARTS MANAGER Friday Results '1 just can't quite pin It total that left him Just one shot champion Al Geibcrger 69-143 Payas and Lake howell's Fred BUSY DEE CHILD CARE PacfIc Division Houston 7. Toronto a OT 7127 Holly Avenue down," the sJow-moing, easy- back of January, who shot a 68 and Gar Player 711-14:t. 4316 729 G,State MIJS? have r*pinieflCe in all g'a%es W.nnieg 1. Ecmonton 3 Cal W(•t)er had to wait until Phone 32) 7310cr 372 01 liri eçualpment and Seattle 31 .50113 going, 46-rear-old January for 135, nine under par on 11w gary S. Cleveland 4 Phoen 1. Saturday morning to see If tLe 30 31 197 14 auto parts. Including rectiving, L.A. s.n De1c' ' 7,128-yard Inverrary Countr' 9Good Things to Eat 76 31 .45.6 36 ttoking and Counter sal.s were still alive.Both wrestlers ______ Club course. ______________________ • Permanent positlonwith excellent BaseLc// won their first-round bouts but Fridif s Results were defeated In second-round Eottm, In. Seattle 11$ Otfice. $750 BUSHEL get up at five o'clock, have SANFORD-ORtAPIDO DetroIt 97. New York 93 _______________________________ A. DUDA I SONS play. Payas, at 116, lost to )? 373) or treakfast at six and start hit- M e e ting s ___________________________ I)). FRIDAY NIGHT Phila Golden State Oviedo. F 16. 301 365 5451 MEI.BOURNE - Trinity Robert lk'nn of Martin County, Freshly picked FIRST - 2.36, C: I Big Paul delphia Ill caholge. wholesale ,n EIU6I Opportunity Errpluier " yawnPrep, despite its third quarter Ung balls before dawn, 150. 2 10. 7 60. 2 M, kado 16) I $0. 7-4 while Weber lost decisively, HouSton 113. i3utO,10 ioi or ret6il Burk Farms. Lake - _______ e(I Nicklaus, the 1975 winner of II. 3 Toy TidC Ii) 3 comeback attempt, fell at the Q (6 fjfl Monroe, 3231331. 17-1, to the number one seed at .*BA __ a h..- ..i.... 24_8iPec (iit ,h Master!, • .Z• _________________________ - I-.-••W* 1 I1 l I 15 70: hand ci (he St. Cloud Bulldogs, w i. Pa GB 14, 14111 Alvarez of Southwest. 1ri,t For S&e titles and Player of the Year Drnvrr 14 iS 746 8: Makec 1 fl? Turn ssi in a Class 1A district honor& NEW YdRN I AP, - If the Even though the Lake howell c'i t -t'- . .i m or ,ilter p Ii)SECOND 13 20. 463. 6-'.I-IC, 2 D.cam BE YOUR OWN BOSS fact that they ar continuing to coaches were pleased with 3 21 .393 SanAnton ioso.' .4)2060. P111)5170. OD Ven,ng routes avaiiahle. Only 410 Kentucky 33 79 537 17'i ; TRINITY PREP: Dnicole 47 InGiana 31 32 .4 iS • I 14. Prosser 0 12 J.C. Snead, the recent winner of progress then the major league apparent from the start that __________________________ THIRD C: TelIa Fella (4) con'o.any training £ location set S. Louis fl'" 16 10. 11 00.Is, 1 '5 41-0. 2 1..' C 's Barett,i L.ir'rr 2 5 7 9. '.'cP4ul?y 1007. Symc the&in Diego Open who has yet baseball owners and the playPerez had control of the match. U. Investment of 540015000 Call II 50 .130 34 Virgina 101a. 5chm.cht 2001. Totals: 719 11 4L ESTA IE ASSOC IAT [ collect Mr. Carson SI) 5785320. to make a bogey in this amers association are making He completely overpowered Friday's Results Eurcnceo& r4ewiyL.CCO%e(I _____________________________. SI 360. Q (34) 62 60; 7 ( '" New York ilL Kcn'ucky 803 bilious event that seeks maJor progress in their current con- Weber who was just able to Jon "Sanford's Sales lead,',' ST CLOUD: ORock 15 7 13. Reed ' 10 BEAUTY SALON- Attractive and tournament status equal to that tract negotiations. 5? LO')iS 116. lfldi6fla 105 TENSTROM REALTY , 31 37, Prince $0 116. Mall 1173. , activestiop. New equipment. Good FOUR TM - 5.16, M: Dr',rr 113. $n An!or,.o 316 prevent himself from being 2565 Park Dr. PEAL TOU 3fl 3420 Holde.n 00 00. Eddy 4 0 1 3. Howe 6 enjo) ed by the game's Big locatIon. tusiness only Low rent Kv,eharnrnef (3) 5200, 17.03.9 00; 1ut you'd never know they pinned. 00 17, TotalS. 26 7 U $9. Gonc' OpPO4iuflItY Four. Snead had a 69. P's Venture (1) 600. 3 10. 3 _______________________________ were at the same meeting from The other two Seminole 2 Neat appearing sales persons with ?,'ilimonaire (8 5 $0; Q (3 41 67 Pro Hockey P Trsnil Prep 9 ID ii 34-Si Hawks Soar car for local demonstration work .41 26.) 10: ?l 5) the aicounts of the particicounty grapplers who still have CaliBart Real Estate ' St. Cloud IC 14 13 87-Sf P4111.. Top earnings and chance for a FIFTH S-IC. 0: I. Aries Go pants. a chare are Greg Lang of Campbell Co'ifetence PFALTOR 372 71 vancement. For Interview call $59 14 00. 6 €. 2 Daont (Il Patrldi Division Marvin Miller, executive dl- Lyman at 171 and Mike Perry of 1750 Fouls: Trinity Prep 16. St. Cloud 300, 3. Larp McGoo (3) 520. 0 (311 lake howell edged Spruce W L T Ptt OF IS. GA 7970 P (23) 9390. I.97 rector of the players associ- Lake howell. Perry lost to the r'. ora 39 10 1' 9)271 371 RentaI Creek. 4-3, in prep tennis Fouled Out n3ne ________________ SIXTH S, A: L Barry King (6) RN'* LPN's As /.de ation, said that Fridays session top seed, Piantion's Leon 1' 15l'd 32 $7 13 77 Tehnicals Trinity Prep C.ach Friday, taking three of five 23.6 119 500, 350. 300. 2 Lake Atxier (7) (cmpan.on Pseeded mrredatciy Atlanta 27 21 hail been devoted to a 'clan- Anderson, 7-4. Lake howell 6) 1720,7.20; 3, Mariss.a Sue UI S 00; 0 Denirnte 171. bench. O'Rock. 628 0636 singles events, and splitting the NY Rngr 73 33 e 29-Roon-n lication of items not Fully coy- Assistant ('oach Tom Murphy (7 61 3560. 1 (6271 53.610. 3901 -. SmyThs Division doubles matches. SEVENTH--i.I. B: I Lake Icc ered in previous mtings. put itsiriply, - fl competition RECREATION SUPERVISOR Ihr ChiCago 26 19 17 *9 193 II) vmrin Trilir'nrihc 40. ij. ipj. ; .vysve'ry SiflOICS t. watson IL7O W000I City of Sanford Civil Service -, • 's'' "Itwasafrutilul exchange of Vanc?r 75 23 Ii 61 hereistough" as his team has Prefer WorkngMjn 3 40. 3 00 3 Francora I) 3 II 3, 7 Hatlery (UI) d WillittI floaru is accepting Applications S LouiS 53 85 719 siews and ideas," &dd Miller. 3?' 06u had to wrestle two top corn11 00. P 145' 116 00. 31 so Brown LHI cI Melvey 63; 4. Jones The Lyman Grii2yhounds for ran immediate employrr.e.,t oi a Men 37 41 4 31 151 231 EIGHTH (SC) Van Dinoenien 8?. 5 ilcIwIci "B(t we have not bridged the t. 8: I. Betty S'ian lull time ecreallon Supervisor petitors. over Oak RIdge, 151-163, Friday Man or Woman to room 1. board & KC 37 41 9 33 311 263 ill 6 60. 4 00. 3 00; 7 Møntague tLC) a Jofinson 5) for Women and Girls sports and gap. There was some clanWild Share espensis 331 0379, Conference Ui a non-conference dual golf SECOND ROUND P'tic iii 500. 300. 3 E D's t)o'ibles 1. Watson Brown 11111 pfiysical ft'ucaton required. Mutt Norrts Division n real movem ficatiori, but Uoo WillIt Brindle (6) 470. a (403 11.10, P i (SC) meet at Sabal Palm Golf Wood Je-s I 2 i 'i• UJ ur1Ut LUAUY ITEMS FOR 4) V ?Y.466 1151 102- Bonniroel tNorth MiamIl fllent." Ii P.50. 39 10. ml Wallace lbattery 83 r;ctctlonaipto,ground and A FRACTION OF THEIR COST I Ange4e 30 26 7 6 Meanwhile, John Gaherin. oec Shuman (Conor,ut CrevL). II NINTH -3.16,8:) Dear Marta cultural programs, Mnimum TODAYS WANT ADS' Ptts 2675 11 63 255 235 7. Lyman Enga 33, A Manley Amcrscei (Win'er Pak) dcc 171960.61-3.370. 2 Noble Tony (3) qualification. Cullege graduate Detroit 19 35 9 47)63 247 740 chief ______________ negotiator for the owners, Burstein (Coral Park), 82. Crc-son 39. 0 Manley 40- 151 140;3.Another5p,jd(5) with degree In recreation, •Ji Washn 7 4 9 23 160 313 ('ab Pdi'ju' Fi-ich 39 TrefIlP t) spoke of a new proposal In- Ciadern.o (Doca R'on) war t 3! 00; F (732 130.50. 31 me Lions Roar PlI,sialedualionoraihed fields. 30-Aparirnenis Unfurnished Adams Oiviihen PuuS 40 C.ts'elIucci 41 $6) TENTH $.36, A: 1 Gert's troduced by the owners in the fnnleit over Wilson (Brandon). Contact S.jnford City Personnel ______________________________ Bos'on '9 Ii Ii 89 2.41 173 _______ _____ lowerS (Palmetto7 ec Wnn (ill 13. 3 67. 7 80, 2 Hf?a Hurry I)) Oviedo Faltered, but still Dirrclr or the Civil Servlcc- Of Buffalo 34 I! 10 71 757 154 760. 7 *3. 3 22nd llleeting lxitsccn the two Cocoa), 807, joe Mischief IS) 3 00. fcc, City Mall, Santord br turther Large 2 -mdr'iorns. cps'a,rs, managed to s1*p past West sides. 71' 75 11 (5731 Trinity 10° and close in, 595 Month 3326761. ml li lAO. Till ns Mnskey (Laroo) c iCIfl(flA,t.n fir '-i Of orange, 4-J, in prep tennis ELEVENTH 1s. B: 3 Nomad "We affeud a new popo.ai liughley (Plantation),67; Beauaoin ApIication, Resume and 1jtöj5 aprlment, 4 rooms and ,y,ite, Park) ace '111070,960.110.2 Blue Secres (7) Mas ion Trinity Prep edged the Friday. The lions captured all Qualificatons introducing additional factors bath- Partly furniShed $10 Mo " ti itu%s.11e), III. ii 00 410, 3 M A.'s Mse (3) 540; Dean ,Brandoni ______________________________ Kowbeys of Kissimmee by four but one of the singles matches. mites out of 'own. 2$ Brisson Ave p previously covered in the rtec Walters (Mcrr,ft Island), 1 3 076) 9603 P16 71 33010; Bl' strokes, 169-173, at Bay Hill fl3112$__ _________ .th fall) 17040 CII eith all (Palmetto) *3Cc COocen Sr.gles VanErcprl 101 ml 7) I club5' pt'oposalsdeslgned to re- Pe'oerson A Fiberglass 'A' Country Club in Orlando, in a C,eitgey. 5 3. Ward (0) *3, Peers'S. lEvans), 7 6 F TU Oviedo.- Duples, burn Or conitruct a workable reserve TWELFTH ho Price (South Dade? dcc '.16. 0: I. T's Fast doal golf meet Friday. 1; flarnc'tt (0) d Moore. I). Koenig Experienced help wanted in Or ufltJrri ldel location Reasonable system," said Gaherin. "The F.inny (1) $300. 710, 460; 7. Shpren Se-i'Ih (Piper, 211; Been (Mart'n (0) d. Crooker. 51. Self IWO) ml Molclanid Tasech Up Departments 365 ml 5"riI (7) 1170. 560; 3 E 0 's lboey Trnity Prep. Pith 37. Van Oyk.e Auterino, • players association received it Countyl dcc Paya (Lyman), 7 5. Apply at '4' 6 70; Oil i, S*ann 45, LeBoy 46 Herman (Crystal River) dcc Ghaui 9.70; 1(1 7 4) 169. Doubles Gcitgey Reeves IWO) ml AMF ROBALO BOATS without comment and said it 3 -Apartn' nts Furnished Kissirnme, 3272000. 44 ; !Palrn(-ttol, 111. Alvar&'7 (South Woodwortli 3$, Van Ec.00el Warf, S 6. Moore ______ 1143 30th St. ______ 'tiuld Ix' taken under considerDIPiOn 13 Myers 46 Bunnap 11 rst) dec DosI str,inahanl, 1001 Crr'bm-r IWO? ml ,,,'r", no Sanford Airport 273 it COIl thur. ''1'kcnrl'' I7) Van Busch (K lOan) Equal Opportunity Employer E3AMBOO COVE APT3 TONIOIIT'SENTRIES 2 ink lBrandu.,t. 1 3, ietert _______________________________ FIRST- 1.16, C: 1 Sto.iey Tep, 2 & 7 bedroom apartments. 1 dec Skelly (Marlin Part time lios'ess C'hler, Es c,., Gaily. 3 Pcd Chantl'y. I Elks Planninq turniShed or unlurnitj,ed Pie-wIn o'jnty), 1 1. Medley (Manatee) perienced Call for appointment, R Pute, S Ma?ine Idol, -redecorated Ci',.i' see 300 F r"( Smyrk (Winter Park), S 101 666 1193 L.'r tl,jr, 7 Pure Silver. I 6rperl Rlfl Slnford 37) 1310 11105 (PInttioni dcc Rivera _________________________ -. (I ,,nk Golf Tourney _______________________________ Pbighl Auditor-- exclusive plush iMiami Spning), 6 SECOND C: WOrkIng ConditionS, salary above Apt for rent 130 Ferqu (Titusville) dec. 'fbi' Elks Club of Sanford will P 'r 2 S'iing Tang. 3 ('c,.roIl K'ci average 4700 MachIne experience Cofielci (Brandon). SO. Boon 373 1777 "a"°* . S. Texas Sue. A 0 NI(HTLY required. spenor a golf tournament (Plne-tto, p StiIIwlI (Cypress '".r'r'7 DG's Red; S B,i'' AAAaMPLOYMENT March 6 at Mayfait- Country Labe, 353, Uarr.on (Leesburg) 1 3EDROOM COTTAGE 201 Commercial, Sanford SPORTS charides cloc Satley (0eerfild), Davis 56; 512$ flub to 8:00 P.M. benefit Elks THIRD -tC. 0: I. Rot, Ausb.n 373 5176 X'hiat') dec DeIk ILakcw000), I) 377 1470 t' cc-n Cflallei'igr. 3 Sugar Blur like the harry-Anna Crippled i Trs,qj N'y, S Ale-rI's Fir,bll, C (Thildrt'n's Home. 1)6 Gonuitles (K illlan) dec Brad String. 7 Lady Cola, 1 C, E s and trophies are McMitlan (T'tgsville), 53, Morales Prizes Mn. Opal a MATINEES (Merritt lIandI n Thomas ha' FOURTH planned for winners under the S-IC. M: I Steak Parke-ri, 515. JohnSon (JackSonI Lavi, 7 Satsy Morn; 3. An Mad About Fine, Alay Callowity scoring system and (ICC Rqnt" (Manatee), it 6. ,en'-,,vc'r I Countiy Art; S Ir'm Love iStranaran t'Iitr) fee includes greens fee, Fulmore dec M onduy S"r,Ia 6 AhIoso Hope. Bell!' . Ni,rset. - .. ,i, - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' ---- - HOME I bedroom. 10' family room, wet bar, breakfast room i hom' area $59,900 - bath, carpeted throughout, mint COnditiOn, r,ns TIC, 127,5W RETIREMENT SPECIAL F urnished 7 bedroom, on oe.utifuI Park Aye- Convenient to stores $16,500 DISTRESS SALE central heat & air 52 0. 900 35-Wbile Home Lots _____________________________ 1 LSTt. ( S , listi r,crat. CIUDIIOUSC. iSOmo I re" ittr ior P 0 tlo 10. Oste-r . 1776-i 3776077 Sanford 26(16 5 Orl3ndo Dr Winter Park-- 2103 l'ark Av ,N - (P t IA( P ''sp- a, a rural area tb paymni nOrnniy P6VCfl.S '(-St than rent Goven'mrnt Sur's die-cl bp a'.aof.e-i t-.,.,,,'m. f' r.' .t 1 2 M.UNS WORTH REALTY keg ki- il Estate Broker 103W. 1st St 37)606) or 3?) 0517 eves 321 -0041 LAKE MARY- LAKEFRONT-- 2 Bedroom. 2 bath home r,'ith den. [)E LTONA fireplace, formal dining, roomy Country kitchen, situated on over I' acres. Also available for rent 570,000, 2 71, l4'mt'S wth 2 pt Interest VA (No Down Pa1'm'ntl, FHA (Low Down Pay mcmi No closing cOst 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. CM and air, w w carpet, range, enclosed garage. Bargain at 576.950 an 577.750 -- 41-Houses CALL TO SEE SANFORD- 3 BeCroom, 2 bath home, Shady yard, $11,230, MAKE Orrep. MEL OTT REAL0R 700 North Blvd . DeLand - WE TAKE TRADES OVIECO-- S Bedroom, 2 story older 1 501 734 116.4 - home, even a basement. Screened pool Sr'uibed on over 1'; acres S-42.S(.G Hidden Lake - By Owner -Bedroom, 7 bath Small down payment and assume payments I bath (orrier lot on raved road. Central 0 a, well wtl carpet ExcciInt terms rJrlt. 131100 Ph. 373 8554 I. "v" 83068)j I_ I 3 DR. concrete block home, lull? electric, central heat air, '50 - C,ENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE- INC 322 645 ______________________________ - -- - REALTORS 8)1 $772 LIKE NEW Completely remodeled and edecorated. 23 Bcc.ruom hOuse. new kitchen with breakfast bar. new carpeting, large paneled family room, dining room. new roof, new natural gas furnace S extra large backyard 577,700 Owner. 373 0572 GREAT ASSUMPTION 3 BR home With family room, screened porch, large lot, assume 3150 paymentS 32) 1318. OREAMWOLD - )BR, P'j bath. carpet, Ccci? heat & air, range, refrig I -- ' '' ,' - r / Peg Real Estate Broker, 371-0610 327 7713 373 3715 RE AL OR i 'L ______I PI1Ot'E CALL AWAY ' I -r._' ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ A _____________________________________________________________________________________________ -. -- Aluminum Siding - -- ' . - , I -____ 1) . - .oi dec ' . - jul. I FIlTH I'-.': 2 f SALON (formerly Marrietts Beauty Nook) 519 E First, 377 5743 _________________________________ bt'que dinner at the ELks Club. Foyt, who was expected to nail down the 31st starting hoWd contact Arnold Baker or Pam, 1. Retxts' . 3 TRIFECTA ra Aro,jl, I Micg P.S 4 ChbodIcr; S. K's Phirsi; 6. S,ssy Sum' I Pearl, U Brckcr's Bonus Sapporo SEVENTH RACES BIG PER!ECTA - $16. C: race, says he is cancelling plans to run in about 10 NASCAII races because he's made about a fine levied at him in I)aytcina Beach The six-time USAC champion and winner of three Inat Daytonia International Speedway, where he lost the Fnday prep tennis match. EIGHTH - 5.86, A: I Pboto' declared illegal by the National Association for Stock Car '..Ih('r. 3 7, Jotumson IC) *3 Ford. S Ouk, 7. Crafty IkI 3 lm F'r 1r'C4C. 4 fjn.t. 5 ?,'.y 1l1l, S' itt.- 6 K r,t!rrt NINTH - ,, 8: Ted's Wendy S'm'm"imering. 5. Mlneola Dasey; Auto Rclng. "I fig're for what they cheated him out of the pole (100, 1 don't think anything else should be done to him (ear E!!"" (TGIet. • . S Mttieola Oaiey; 6 /'rigat'n. j. Wimidy Elliott, I _________ Mode-It M;tii , ...' .. N '-: I,en, 3 Hm,)Pm.a, Evert into Saras oa Seniis SARAM'A. Fin. - Scndseedcj Chris Evert beat the $'7, 000 wi'rncn 's tennis tournament. ";!bef, 1 X'tl Dy'S'mt&', 5 Anp, ___________________ _________________________ I. C '4 Lucifer. TWELrTH - a. C: I K's ".Jra'd, 7. Clay .1. 3 l.IilC'So J)ey. £ F 0 '1, Re-I Girl; S Ray Ct.arrner. Joy. 7. Moc"otiti: I Lt'Nfl _____________ _______________ _____ ____________ S'(Corry hIM) ii Mallamas IS Doubli's Wc'oariqht O'RuurIe (StranM.,nL 31 _________ • t:n ______________________________ 1- CacI.'s ___________________________ 171 LenIs IBrandon) dec. Gibbs -. tL,.i'Ityurql, 16 , Pm- re: (Jefferson) dec Oviedo Dumped mrs i ',rwth, I??. CoIey (South Dad('i UrlaricI' Colornal easlI' (ksposed of its two opponeflts, 'l Country Club in Orlando, in three-war golf meet Friday. Anthony Bowling Leader CmOnial CM,siOlS tymti 31 Mcte-uqbiln 10 WINDSOR LOCKS, Cons',. -- Earl Anthony is seethl first after match pLay in the 3100,tX Pro Bow!er 189 O.'tubas IPalmetbo) PartIes? fLetol, 7 I, Christian 104&9400, (3 itU5ville-) dec Maoqo iCraI 'A'C'rl.i (DIII.), 181. C,ibf C 'by) p C41*y IMCIVvne-e!. ¶ . HEAI.YWEtGHT - Washington IC(coa3 P Mir4ctieck (Southwest) tlough (Plant) p Riddle 0'ed0 J M011y 36. Crpentrr hRaines) 8-03. Me-mill lh.'riolte1 p 40. C, .sot', 47, RIhnik Andern (Merritt ISland), 4 25. Ooone Walsey 3?, W ifl ilm? 4). ,S3,r ,flJ) touxna'nent. Wre,, 44, B,trgiji5t 11 tPde'x''Pi I, ,i't' 77 ___ .', ____________________________ ____________________ Of I it it L) I 7,74 - p, , .)rmiuit Home Improvements __________ BROGCFN ROOF 1140 171 LIOn _______________________ ______________________________ IPIWY 7 cj' Altt'ritins Dressmaking. lides, ct-mldnen't Drapes, Quilts, Upholstering Donna Canada. 3720707 _____________________________ ____________________________ Qe-e"tj Remodeling. Free .i.' ''.'.''j'i ''' l'bcm,' J736)U . Estimates No lob too large or I . Transmissions _______________________________ ae-rrclnj All work guaranteed, Free dannos'S Factory Tran 313 9115 ___________________________ however, coming back uncommonJycon',on7wofl. the lOt) in the regional linaL to trip loss record, but not qualifying Wall Papering BELL PLUMBING CO 3?? 0959 Sewers Elect Cleaned, Repairs, 71 Hr Serv interior, (.terOr pl5tering. Plaster Patching & tifllUlil,d Seminoleis national tourney for the state tourney. -- -- __________________ ______________________ PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpape-' Manger FrceEstimales, Ph,3fl6$7) __________________________ ,j 0 I ! -, -- ,'"f ritraI Meal & Air Conditioning - niritre, 71-Antiques •. ',', A -,iil Pi. . I. of defeat, REALTORS 8)0 1133 373635) 46-CommercialProperty .AKE MARY BLVD- 170' frontage its' sleep on a corner sits. 1.146 sq ft. of building zoned for offices. 119.900. FORREST GREENE INC . REALTORS 37) 6353, 130 6633, i.'mt'S 322 97O 1971 Charger, IS' Runabout With trailer. 35 HP Chrysler engine, W omily 10 hr's. on engine. 51,45.) 37)2920. P1. of OvedO F.'ee tick UP delivery. Open? oays wk. 365 )7a 72-Auction Auction Every Friday at $2 Noon. Highway 46 Flea Market, Sanford AUCTION 50-MisCellaneous for Sale 'lChc'n fl,i?t-roon Cabinets, tops, Stilts installation .lmwjiiable Bud Cabell 377 6052 anytime BUY-SELL TRADE )Ii)l3(F.rst5t 377 5672 tnipping Wax 1'ig ResidentIal S Business F'ee eslima'es (illg Clean 37) 595a t- nj, One set World Book. Encyctopecilas. If interested, call 332-1071 after S Large Oil painting GcId frame Sofa Site Valuxi at $770 Sell for $119 813 1303. * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must tell balance of 1975 pools complete with sun dec I.. fence and filter IVxIO overall Stenstrorn Realty WE HAVE IT! Just wtiat you're looking for. 3 Bedroom home on 2 ,acres, with small stacked lake. SAID IT WOULD NEVER HAP FREE GIFt'i'PAPPlNG All Baby Gills. Knits, Christening Gowns PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Plö.1th1 REALTORS ME.S 3565 Lots of bargains fl furniture, ap pliarej, TVS and miscellaneous including a complete liquseft.'I 0 like new furniture. Don't miss th: sale, BankAmericard and ,Y.astei Charge welcome - 1963 Chrysler Wagon. sell or trade. 25' Color Combination; AM FM Stereo 135 3730708, -'- - - Piano I Organ Sales I Serv ",r buy used pianos S trac'e Lesscw'is-Pano. organ, guitar. O(Cordisn. 1200 French Ave. 323734O __________________ pr, & group Ball's Piano I Organ 75-Recreational Vehiclei -. - Litt season, Seminole sat PURIFICATION SYStEMS I - The Raiders are back in the STIflE MACHINE A. SUPPLY CO 37761)? 707W 2nd St ____________________________ Johnny Walker a 94-61 win in the semis, The 23- tournament saddle this week, Income Tax Serv. __________________________ Now otters 'çp,, thr sarii. ,nteqnity. anti esperts" in your rt'rr.o'leling and additions rquiremtnts is It 2ranhLh rmz :urn,s4.,,.d or lnfumnlsh,d II 171 N Window Service __________________________ FROM 134 MONTH land 1 Bedrooms ion', Baths Larry Keai'c, t1,tk' I.'imLert game against Chipola. and rtg RobInson, _____________________ ________________________________ !i,tb-cjrt Income lax Returns ir ', diV IbuS'°'" _______________________ _________________ ,' I ,'_-e Pci rmi'. Pi'm,fl 377 ,,13 elirnnat2d by Miarni.Dad 322-6457 'AAIIM Ri pi,'i,c pOOf iiI'J It JALOUSIE WlP4DOW wth moic f'bli s-nt snqle or rjO,jtjle hung ,s'fld''.s% )l :i ALL AD$.ILTS EASY LIVING QU IE T A NO SE RE NE - Modern Facilities AIIG. E. Kitchens Locati'iJ West of Hs North In tt* tourney op.7riQr, 11-92 AtltlGFl3nfdaAy, Ph. 323MW ______ _______ _________ ______________________________________ ________________________ 25' Apollo, Dodge 4.40 Engine Low Milea;e All ste. Frame 123 45-03 4ornings. ____________________________ 76-Auto Parts 60-OffiCe St'pphes otfice furniture Wood or steel deskt (executive desk & chairs. secretarial detkt & chairs, straight cha rs, filing cabinets, as 5 CaSh and carry NOL,L'S Used motors sold and n5tjlled Alt 1? acres cars for parts Open days week JIB Auto Parts. Eat Hwy SO. Call collect, Orlando 561 71)1. __________ Reconditioned 8atterie $17 9 cicnange REEL'S BODY SHOF '109 Sanford Aye CasseIe-cry, Il 92. 630 1206 _________________________________ 62-awn.Gard fl-Junk Cars Remeved __________________ w'recked or lunk cars Wi tow away 7 days week Cal colIet, Orlando 561 2131. Cash Cornet, Pp ridnig mower. 30" cut, A I cor.dilion, $350 in 9)75 Ifter I for pm. Riding Mower, Montgomery War HP, 26" cut, used 3 time's, like new. Mutt tell 377% 755() Palmetto Ave. 32? 9139, PICK UP JUNK CARS FREE Small prl(eforo?tier's Phr.e)77 Quee Nursery, corner Wek'va Fans Dr aria SR 16, Joe B Cawley, Sr 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used I - -- M OtOF C, do Insurance BLAIR AGENCY _________ 373 3aM 79-Trucks.Tra i lers 1973 COPITWACIIJW S IQUIe-s.[PiT 1624 78-/'Mtorcyc$es STOP A. LOOK for the display ici announcng the Opening of San ford's flCwVSt arid Unusual Car.tus Dodge V I, good tires, 17' vox 12" table saw, time- c!c.ck, Oftic desk. Coke rn6cr,,ie 322 2)7) after 6 372 -699 ___________ 80-Autos rj, kubot, Pettibone S,iles. Rental, Service ill Magnolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 614 1)41 MC ''3 T P .' C ICR COP.' PA V for Sale Chico & The Man .it t7 921477, Lcvlgwooa 372 $SlOor $3-i 4603 Rent I9osFord.ocyt., newtIres,startera Inspection, $350 See at 2629 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Central Drive. Shampooer for CnCy $1.50 per day -_______________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE $971 Audi 100 L5, I door sedan, - - ______ _____ automt, - 65-Pets-Supplies conditioned, stereo, f:itt1 red interior. 3229$ Call - S'beriin flu'ttiC Pups, AKC, male fe-mate 5200 each 372 5992 or 1 1967 Volksw&g,mi, with 1912 •ngne 5150. 319 5401 after 1.30, 1167 . ___________________ Puppies, part Doberman, part Lab $10 mile- IS females 373617$ - 'a, 68-vvàfltvu to ,. oUy P.Iantea to txy uSed otf ice furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S CasseltIerry, H*y II 97 030 1206 art? 10 buy electric bass amplif icr, 323 6752 after S 1972 Buick Sportswagon, low miles, excellent condition, Call 377 i3ts or 372 6499. 1967 Plymouth 4 dr VIP modCl, extra good cOndition 3975 15' Scobty trivel trailer, like new, nicely equipped Set of ai, Shocks for '73 GM product. $71 151$ , 'vo' inevroiet Impala, I an. hard top. pow-cr steering & brakes. AC. very giod COndition. 377 $721 4 1ner illage L Luxury Patio (orge 1 & 2 Brm. APARTMENTS Furnished or Unfurnished 3Mo.-6Mn.& } 1 Year Leases Hwy. 17 92 Art From Ranch House )23-1670or I)1.t777j f1 eneva Uardens ' - Apartments STUDIO 1.2. 3 BE DROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM IOWNHOUSES FROM 125 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 3222090 Prolesssonally Mnaqd "JknriIohc ___________ _______ -' i i - - We repair and Service -- f.ili it r,r,m'?a'ez PS 3?) 4 jij' placed three players and how long they stay there WELLS DRIl LED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS -- Sales, 301 W It 373 7735 'i-',? SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E hst5t , Down'own 332 9111 Auction ______ 37? 5961 64-Equipment for Golden Touch tN Sew 322.242OANYTIME Monday. Mar. 1, 7 P.M. P11 37? lit' PEN-- 4 Bedroom, 7 bath home Only at KuIp Decorators- S Pt with central heat air, carpeting, bedroom Suite, $95; double bed, dining room, eat In kitchen, patio, complete, 5.15. new dinette, 139. laundry room, plus lots of storage dolette, 6 chairs, 550; nice for Only $29,000, and will reclmner, $53; new set of 3 1PM guarantee it for a year to boot! tables, $40: maple love Seat. US, antique love seat, Mat tser of Pearl BEYOND DESCRIPTIONI Luxury Inlay. $351) 109 W First Sb, 332 I bedroom. 3 buth home in 7335 beautiful Mayfair Only 7 years old Features include Stereo system throughout, time Sprinkler system. indoor grill, and a Story it.;im Z''3 10 n:,trhnmp ri hook kitchen Another BPP Stwng table, Sold new for $419.5) warranted home assume balance of $106, or 17 payments of $9 Sec at C,ilt Sanford's Sates Leiucr AT SALE Transportation ___________, S9-tisicaI MerChandIse Used __________________________ •. I REFINISe-IING. Hwy 419,2 mile P085011 MARINE 2971 Hwy Ii 9? Merchandise ________________________ Remodeli ' ng - _______ - eiLAl I14(, 6t, ANTIQUES IIENDRIX Sanford Well Drilling ',; 't, For, free estimatCt, call Car: __________________________ •. Harris, at SEARS In Sanford 37? Broward, 10271, but Gulf Coast borne again with a 16-12 record. Corrc, SWAPstiuP ii p-a MADs'ET Li' 1 1.1Cr c-n a bum' Plo b.irq- All ,idm'ttt'nj Irec Corn b(OwS every Sundiy 9 to 3 at lb M,vrb,,rci Dr,r- ri 1 Soot Ii 37 Phrir,r 372 17th - ecestrn#itr_1?t. ,' tournament at Lake .2ity and Clover's long bombers brought 112-96, deApite 24 poInts by Wil. 10-Swap & Trade 1. i''i'(l tIOf'iml' then lost to host Polk in powerful Gulf Coast in the the opener, 76-65, despite 1372 Seminole gloves & Speed bbg, Cal! 867.669 Johnson, Forrest Green, Inc. ', 37793.65 Want to Buy- A body bag, boti, 1$' Gloss Arrow fenced, termS $29,500 ONLY 548I INSTALLED Terms avaIlable. Warehouse must be emptied NOWt Call waretiouse collect, da5 or evenings, ask fct Mr. Wilkes. 305793 6177 Wcll landscaped yard Must lbs baby to appreciate It 143.500 - Panting, doors, w'r'do*s hu. p"JVe1t(Y)t,,u) again and tck repairs, blat roof's or rPt shingles All work guaranteed Photography concretcw(Wk,elC BytPmchOur.O' Raiders easily dIposcd of 70)75 FRENCH see ph Brevard had the last word that respects, not only logging In 197!, pP t'rt',t1a ¶.', 'J LAKE HELEN- 10 acres, cleared, 24 His 323.9410 (all)?) 6769 ___ tmr,r,Q season, fl-6 Raiders ran smack tub Ml UI RANCH 2'a Acres in the country, Genera area, nice? bedroom home, fenced wilPi new barn Only 371,500 roof Pet Care helped Wynn atone for the team 23-6. Ltl(kie-(FOrfPi1yCt)d2t WiSliftj?y lie Paulk and 18 by Pill I £ '- __________________________ COIi (SQiJIh Dade) deC Tøpc opening round of the state leading at halftime, Kent '.Il) ml Sathr-r Partly. SO, Johnson __________ _____ (rable IManatir'), 6 7 SOya dcc Ge' se-me action with a Herald (t,iSSib,d ad We'll help you writ,' bh,,t lb .1 buS' %,i!C CAL 322 76)1 ,lr, ThefoUowir.g seuson.Ilarper Seminole made It to Winter Slav?). I?) wiod0d lot, Family room with fireplace. Double garbçe. PLUS carport Central air, above ground pool Outstand:rig 147,500. Pooling And ianpc'cibry Repair Freeestimales Sewing ___ Haslem had 35 and 1910 offset Corn r ,-,,- Pt Control ,Intl Tcrmtiricj ims:rc tc-n 323 79S6 _________________________ ____________________________ I Buying a new home Moving to an prtrnent Lake) dcc, Latenby (Bradford ' ' Brc?r'rc tSl Pete S,'mninolet, I TENTH - j.th. 8: I Lila jet, 7 'ci's Nancy, . Mnrnn After, ((ike- Ilowell, Il $49 Rt'lole (Jackson) dcc W.11lon (RIvcryw), ill. Colfman. iBshnp Moore) dcc. Fast (KillilnI. 7?. uen (Plortheasit ck'c Stirrr 1, Lc'scts IC ml 0c4110,, u. RelIc IPalmetto). 71. Rio (South 1'Rnurk,' hIM) ml Lifld'iOlm, 3 7. (It-C libbi'?ts (Forrest), S I. in the pits far a trken t1mii chain to be fixcd LADIES ' NIlE • Lake Ikwell's girls managed Leonard; 4. Wycliff Gold; " .'nlml'nie Moss, C Mi Fancy. 7 r,.rJme CP'.rger; 7 Monlagui- ____________________ _______ Hoviell \/Vins shurgl 1 3, (rer ((Jilt Rope-I arc MMtdrSon (Boqe Cega). 13$; Trent Exterminating Co - Irue 110 Jotinson (Ft Lauderdalel (RiverviewI, 97 du Adm "-"i I'f I (tJP TkO( 23.57 Perk Or.' 373 U6S '- WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' - 1)0, 0: I. Shu P,,, Easily Done; 3. Fan's - ',.r',lt, 6 Sw.rI Chamber. 7, P,'.r Havoc. s SERVICE I ,ist I've Oak I!ld m,ISSi'ft,,- nry Phøn 1)1 96.11 _____________________________ 5 WA'ITED. BIG FAMILY fled oom, 7 bath, on BIG fenced Roofing I. ..(,', 74 ' TOWER'S BEAUTY BRIEI Foyt Over 1 acre of $30 11.1)00 homes, nice trees 315,530. - . - Lfl4IVF 74 Tv 5,-rv.,- ;'7? Pest Control . -- ___ pSo'i L"NDLLEARINC (tilkt,rtj 1, i ,i,ibiflt Ditch ,sor Ii tin too '.cn', 377 5943 _____________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any COnditiO 6-41 0176. Winter Park. with SO hp. $100 Phone 372 0772 rStLSON MAtER FURNITURE Beauty Care ',', - i 'Tt E'p 1 p,, - Radio & TV '. -- - I, It: ,ilo"-can cor'r your Fit,,',' Siding & sotl'l System Alto Pfiriq, Gutters 70 yrt (ape Sd rip Co 151 6) I - 1ttAc Land Clearing __________________________ I LAKE MARION LAKEFRONT-- 3720719 Ldrry cStIOfl1 - I I BR. 7 bath, fc ALTAMONTE AREA- One acre lakefr..,nt lot. toned agricultural. Pedd to 311.000 ALTAMOPITE- Nice trees, area of nice homes, I00'zilO' lot. 56.500 WITT REALTY - I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU i ______ JUST Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ari _____________________________ Counter -- ' - dining, separate garage. ottage or game room area 7 story Stucco 519.500. mat _______ BUSIN1ESS DIRECTORY i", : i -- VVI garage. $76,100 EXECUTIVE __________ Pck , - __________ - F 'uI uS'oI furniture, ippiiinri tl% etc Buy I c' lOOt ,ten ¶Sum' ____________________________________________________________________ ' CASH 322.4132 ? Sq. Yard Sanford Auction llt0Freocr, Ave ,373 7310 See 373.e253 Bedroom home, 2 baths, I car For further inforrra?jon, ciii 661 3737 ____________ We Buy Furniture DAlE 5 371 9370 PROFESSIONALMAIDSERVICE Fc'r re.' Estimate Call Cathy, 371 P nj ,insa-r Call 323 9'47 e________________________________ - - -51-Household Goods -__________________ - ________ Air Conditioners. 73.073 BTU. $150 & 6,000 BTU, 575. IS Cu. ft. upright 5130 $)4A?',fl i't" 5 LEASE OPTION Older I ftP, ? ZlP,'MEP, 17' wide, 2 bedroorr. - freezer, _________________________ 7 Story, flrepfc 2 ccnlral air, carrl, patio (over - --- - ---- -- .-- - car gar ."qr-, 2 apIs l.JrThel 'C'iihIe 52-Appliances Skirting new carpet, edulls only. 531.900. Payments $5061 Phone 737 0051 - Nights 6735349 f:(P','Op6 WASHER, parts, MOSSIE C. dATEMAN SI'lvi(-. uSed n'ach'ries CARIBE- double w'ae. 3 Bedroom, MOOPIE v APPI lANCES 371 Iirker ieai Estate 2 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport. shirting, payments Maytag portable washer, •scellent 322 7643 $106 37. Phone 377 0051 or nights ________________________ Condition, 51(0 Phone 134 74.$3 61$ 369. Refrigerator, Dryer. JIM HUNT REALT Y 80(11 Beds and DiShwaSher 1 Bedroom trailer, 1?'x3S'. $700 and Pt- .i"- 177 2 t') ,",su,'fle paymentS of 560 month, 237.1 Pink - ---322 III f'tmcx'ie 372 9347 .-:--7:•::_. Re-arbor After flours! ----53-WRadiSteo 39731 3773991 3270646 43-Lots-A - - - Co:or TV's from BEAUtIFUL 3 bedroom, I'' bath $30, b5.W, from home, draped & carpefed $15. Service all makes HERBS' I I Acre's, I? O's. r.ew 21' x 14', CIbI throughout Central ASH, TV 1700 S French, 173 l?!a wide mt'ile home, !r'riced Payments $117 hi monthly Plo 1.',stvrc, irge' garden ready 1-0 ' iri A 1st rrortg,, i' plant Sell or Irlde for motor homr 54-Ga rage Sales or 'ravel trailer, Located Oft ________________________________ JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY W'I'on R at PoI. E of Wilson Carport Sale'- Saturday and Sun. School, lolloy, s'gn. 373 6095 Days 332-7171 Broker _______________________ day. 10 to I Eiectric heaters, Nights, 'I?) OICS dCPtumicllier. misc. 1807 S. Holly Seminole & Volusla Counties, Ave Acreage Tracts, s,'nall A. large WINNER 822.300 -______ TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 6710711 Perfect Retirement 55-Boats & Accessories b'i Acres near golf course, Ferne (harming 2 BR. waiting fuf your Drive- off Markham Woods Rd. Cobia 15 ft, openbow. tn-hull special touch Can't beat the- Spare fiSherman, 33 hp Johnson, Gator Trees, higPi and dry. Horses o k for thiS price. todhy' tilt trailer, $695. Call 372 5710 after $6,900 per acre Owner. 867 6695 CLIFF JOPDAPI,REALTOR £ t; ____________________________________ - caqe down & take Over payments f iro 514 3516 Drib-ma S BERNER'S AUCTION SERVICE 1507 Jicobs Road (across from DeLand Airport. Pt. DeLand. Fla.) Phone 904 734 7: for a better price. Assorted Colors 42-?1PibiIe Homes ______________________ Clean 3 bedroom. P z bath, avocado 15 YR FHA FINANCING StOm,i(' & refrgc'ratr, blue carpet GREGORY MOBILE HOMES c'ntr,,l I".'it & air 3*33 Orlando Drive Pay tori's 377 1)01 Sanford. 3735700 Fot Sa'e by Owner 7 oedroom. FlOridi room, 100.850 lot, irces i2'sIS' Mobile Home on lot that can be rented, or bought; or lot alone if Near S,inifard, 37) 9116. you have a mobile home. 3230761 lorFest Greene, Inc. JOHNNY WM V 0 evening at 1 p.m - per mo. Pb, KULP .' MLS I4EALTOIS Real Estate 3 OR. I..' beautiful SpaniSh style 3 BR. bath home i,v,,i.etor, 'able top range, built in Oven Mirty amenities Perfect for the walersports tover, 595000 ' . ' ,''; ': I•' ' __________________________ For You! - * "Get ' Em White * WATERFRONT_ A 37-Business Procxrtv New I t$ to' quality Plo unk pItied ore of our auction sales every Moric I Multiple Listing Service '' I growing auction service In Florid), we need more met' (handiW. Therefore we pay more New Vinyl Floorin REALTY. 332.23)5. y 323.5174 Anytime * They' re Hot " * flvautiful oa5, shaded lots Fish. swim, boa? rentals and freø mr.r.iee AdultS 373 4470 ___________________________ - Acre Rc?altor Kish Real Estate --- I Realty Harold Hall RAYP,!OHDM '',' - V',' ri BALL Req Real Estate Broker 371 5611 Alter lIrs 377 7157 A tools S entifvrS Being the fastest ' -3 bedroom, Call for ciclails I3EAUTIF(ILIY SHADED REALTY Block House - Will move to your lot. 2 Bedroom, living room, kitthn, tab, carport, utilIty room. Oil heat, unit ac. excellent COndition. Price includes house. morirsg and new foundation 5)0.950 Phone ?90117 - Central Florida's MUL TIPLE LISTING 4EALTOR 3?? 1991 1919S French 771496,372 8984 377 1959, 372 4164 cc'ntrjl - -- ' t)P BALL bedroom, I bath, central heat with garage A. Florida room, OnI $36,000. Ask to see home buy No 65 $7c*) DOWii Fri-rip, ',II I. .,_- 80-Autcs for Sale Buy to We Pay Cash - OLDER TWO 5107Y 3 bedroom, 2 your choice at tw y,elt built modern homes 7 ftP. $19,500. I BR. $73,500 f$ROKEr LaMing Resort on sccr.ic river FiSh, hoating. canoe Adults 372 170 _______________________________ - -------------' IDYLLWILQE EXECUTIVE Sell that extra bike with a low cost Classified Ad $173.16 bedroom. 3 LAKE MARY Take - 5 I.'I#IrflA,I;, M1.S 2S4SPAX $) 6061 alter OrS. 6311170 34-Mibile Holnes 9 ________________________ __________________________ . ANYTIME CRANK COIISI. & REALTY 37 (,#i3 up, nice area F1IA insured mortgage $71,000 $100 down, quiet area 575.900 3 fledrcom, carpet, range. refrigtrator. drapes, all stay Central heat & a.r. fenced lot, 80'rIôO 2 Bedroom, I bath. tcn or ur1u'n $145 Winter ',rn on i3 90.4 3fl 8)76 or 371 I)8 .ilter I Itrob .'n heat, enclosed garage, carpet, shinglc roof, washer dryer hook large fence-cl in yard. near lake in PARK DRIVE- OWNER IRAN SF ER RED 33H0USC5 Furflished __________________________ -------------------- '"" GROW A GARDEN ,i -- 3 Bedroom on large lot on lakefront Phone 373 PI3 t!tr Sp __________________________ ',!,e-i 3 BR. I', baths, CO home. PARK LIKE SETTING En1oy 1110 n lovely 3 beoroom, 2 bath with i',tra large family room Finest area $77,950 MUST SELL 3 Bedroom, carpet. ranqe, rclr igerator, rir ipt's Il 51 a Scrernt'ri porch, lot 15- i 373' 8autittjI garden with fruit tree-s 38-Wanted to Rent _________________________ Dsattrii Veteran desperau-i, rmr-J'. e apt unfurri or duple*, on orounct floor Miit t re.,son.abtr rØPI 3) 2751 ___________________________ R.'ij km-il ( I liii I 13th 'It Ne-e'c extra room Choice bedroom. 7 bath, finest neigh borhood School area $29500 SANFORD WIDOW ________ 1 322•2420 REALTORS jrr,jm hIk 7 home. lurrt. or un urn 3fl 1970 9 32 30 AT UnIUrnIthCd? Bedroom Home tiS0monthplusdeposit 3?? 15*9 I Deltoni 6.68661) ililion2pq Uni' Used 3 Mos. 323 1??) jter clean. I - 68-Wanted TOVi- to you' lot. Price includes house. n.oving timid miew foun claIlon. 3 Bedroom, It, b.a'h. kitchen, living room, oil heat, unit A C, good conoltlon. $1,950 Phone 793 0)12 'Y%.dlf'U J bedroom. it's laths mascnary, central heat and air. Qualify and rent while papers processed 'MA inspected and aoproved for $74,150 Owncr will Sell this month for $73,000 FHA terms Nice area See thit One Stemper Realty DYNAMIC PROPI '8TIES S. V Harmtwick, Broker -'l. Call Sanford's Sales Le.icher Unturntheti 7 tnirrn, I with family room, $150 month, 550 Security deposit, 3fl 555$. ___________________________ -' ' - n-iioues Unfurnished I' pletely fenced, wall to wall Carpet Asliing $24,950 Owner may con Sider scaing FHA or VA, lot' Sale 21,070 (iTt) GE Central Air Con lIOME? Plenty of room! Str this o.d garage, large rear 'lard corn CaliBart BANANAS? Super ren,c,deled dream høuS, new all electric kitchen, located in quiet section with large 101 And another one 01 our warranted homes. Low price 0(520.950 ___________________________ BR brick TAFFER REALTY MRS CLEAN WOULD GO _______________________ 1 flcdrOomfurnhaheI Ciii be! e. ti n lop m I - aluminum 5l(Il.ig, I", bath, I 5100 mo 904 131 6391 ON TOP OF MAVFEPS; Lake Howell's Barton, Lyman's Peteri, Lyman's Payas and Lake Brantley's Rhodes (who ha whoany ra?',kft to right, . 36% )1?I Lake __________________________________ REMEMBER YOUR TWO STORY ........ Sunday, Fob, 29, 1976-38 Frame house with slab floor Will for quality furniture, appliances. - $40,300 a family room, d.ning room or wh6tever. Front screened porch. double carport Unique aria lots of potentll. One year BPP Warranty 517.900 2 P4.ghtS 3?? 7352 Lake Bran tley Area )U ,iIrtt ri 1 homp 'rhôSmn1nynnsncr GoOdara, good schools. Lake Brantle'y K I?, near I 1 Pleat 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home with eat in kitchen, formal dning, patio plus lovely yard a rIOME-. Bedroom, I bath, masonry, f'ardwc,o,J ficurt. flc0 shady well located plot. CnIf $19,000 2'-- 1? 6173 Wh,,t 10 / V,'IP'4P4ER' 2 fledrms, 1 bith home with 2 l-*lra rooms louse as on 0, .1, On -, _________ I i this morning, but I was more MPE YOU TROUDLED' Call To tL)rflh,,, fur nISIlrfl Iit',ti ReasonabAc rent in!mL'__ Sunday - Foon Friday 4-prsols rv.r N) PETS DUPI IX Bc,r. horn,- - LEAPIP4' LI1ZAIDY S' c-n the L'v- i P tt, pertct tot th famii',m bat loves to 115*1 7 Icdrooms, large living room, kitchen eQuipped Only) y',irs old ,inci priced a? 1)7,900 AVAION APAR 1Mr5, DEADLINES soon The Day Before Publication Peters said Friday night, "1 really didn' t wrestle too well ___________________________ _____________________________________________________ ____ -__._-1 - 37) 1930 3 Lines Minimum RETIREMFPIT DEITONA Stenstrom Realty 50-Miscellaneous ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BR'KERS 4I0Mgnoii Ave 373 G6I SAN MCI PARK, I. 2 3. tror,i trader WtS Adult & family Wt't'h.l. 3515 Ifwy I.? 91. Sanford 41c a llfle 1 thru Stime 3lca line óthru 75 ttmes a Itne iiis (57Øp,NlMUM(HARGE) I 1 BR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Hojses 2 Bernøm house on 133'x)55' lot Cash only Call 323 )9S3 alter S pm or 1 Bcdr,' Ad0It Oft PARk AVENUE MOIIILE PA 2545 Pirk Orte % 7 0p RATES A M -- 5 3 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon TestIers in the State High _____ _______ 322-2611 831-9993 School Wrestling Tournament being held at Winter Park High. Of the eight count) wrestlers in the tournament, Peters is the ______________________________________________________________________________________ Y__ Seminole u) . turn or nlu Ac,lh alter S arici wI rich 595 )fl 7296 Orlcdo - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS I pt OP 4l-HO5, - ____,v_. - '.L__..i 2970 Cadillac S"aan DeVcllc, owner, loaded. FirSt $1,200 )ôkt il Call Harold, 323 7970 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger, 3 'Jr ltard'op, $2,193. 823 7972. �k t • _ _ . I -. ••i• NMI - - -- .__ 'flr.tYTTW ..... _., - I l li mi 0-Evening Herald. Sanford,Fl -- _______________•.. I - - t - Sunday, Feb. 29, 1976 • • - - - - fal'ou Al1 ~ 6- t'res I kll.Ick to t'Uttllif.! :I.t'-' fur Ilk' rejlarelllt-nt of s 111(1055 pane. but It's 54)11k." ..0 ttn learn isitli I lULls' irautlut. I}.i It three or four tciltt'5 nitti Sonic scrap glass ,-iiil ouiI sudderly find yourt-l1 getting the hang (if it. t'he first thing you sho uld nost is that the glass should lx' lIt s'ghtly smaller than the (II- ' e - pr;l( lit's', (iti I7)J1 (1111$ that 'ioU have , trouble making IN.,cut. t.sit th.tt ',i'u run 'hel1 yl iIlt"IIIIIII U!t's Shill liiU .tttt'IIII)( tweak off the Simi) glass trulil Ihit" isart that is to be uscu tn the w;rklow frame SIIIIIC along (lie tip of the t'rsns scitreil lift' with (1w Nick of the itItlt'r: 501115' tIn It OH thit' Ut)' lkrsllk': Sonic on both snb's. My II' tIp evolved it is ill be placed. This is Ii 'dl1iii fur irregularities arki pansion Deduct about 1-16th I an inch i '4h inch iitaxiiiittti rom each dimension. The I r4nn' is so constructed as to tk'rtlIlt this leeway. Relore itiaking the c-ut, be t rtain the glass is lLJ(luly tIein. The slighte.;t dirt or grit .ifl Interfere with the action of ttw gins cutter. Place the glass i hith r. new'papers which are on a it urf;R e. such : ,'lor, the underside of the cut, ti u's i' toe glass careiulI so that itw si-rap [)art iiverh';sgs the ssi'rkber.di, then snap It "11 lirmh is ith one hand Wid e I holil the glass siltil the other. hr this snaiping Iil*'ra(lon, I put ii isork gloves, \'.nr ('utter has a notched edge. Th is should be used . snaUpinI, oil r.arros.' strips of rcpLice (hi.' pitt' and a.ssuznir.g von have already re- ~rawini; the cutter towards )vu. pound. Put t he glass into i,~ sem it in the single Ion.,, , troke. IlIere is a tendency to app firm rressur at the tIter. rda it a lit as you ti'se the c-utter. Resi s t it, be.IUSC the gazs t say IKIt separ,ti' rkanlv at toe point sshere .lU relaxed the pres s ure .10 -. and Insert glazier's point.seser less inches. Make a 1itlofl o.,ainst the franose and glass with your roll (if putty and prz!ss it fIngers, t)t• the smoothing with the hla'Je of a pufls' knife Whit' the Initt or glazier's (-tr1liun.I i-s often left 3515, it will stand up be tter against the weather if it i' days .if'r a lcss Not - glib, A Billow • - w - Thit, Hiiskey Co to Albert L Louise Johnston, -via to Roby a. Gbbs & 1at "tatf, Lot 11, 61k . Tofoonsile of North Chuluota. %],OW- Donald W Belt & *5 Doris to Donald F Johnson & *5 Marilyn • & P45 of 30 GolOerirod S 65 n Lot &'anor. 171.500 John M. Cos Jr. & *5 Mary P. to Wm. B Carson & wf Jerralyn R.,Lot 1, 81k S. The Woodlands, Sec. 3, 111.000 The Greater Consir Coro TO lcPsard S Perlman, Lot 97 Wensor tnor, 1St !rgyIe A Wer'rnei, (niaried) o Pacesetter Bt,iIders tic,. Lots tO, 11 & I? 2k A, Tr No 6, .anlando ;'r.rt9S, $00 to Joe T P. rpjjqh & *1 Milagrc's C • Lot 0k M. tlrth Ott. Tcrr., r.cc C' I. 532.6.00 (irtodel W SweU & *5 JoSeph-ne to Lcve Fa l'n. Lo' eM WaIct'r 'err., 534.200 Traditional Conir. Co. to Marilyn L Stripp. sq. Lots 13, 14 & IS Ilk 1$, Crystal Lake Winter Homes sd. 171,500, C Bernard Chambers & Kathion ' Jack H. Owen & *5 Ethe;yrs. M. that part of Lots 15 & 16 81k 6 "i Grove Park, 1100 Jack H Owen & wf Etnelyne 10 R-crsOrdh Morelli. that part ofLots i'. & 16 131k 6 Oak Grove Park 560.000 Conrad Wir: Sr & Warida to ('i,,ract A. Win Jr Lot 72, 81k Cristal Bowl 2nd Acidn.. $100 Or D) Betty L Marsh to Dorman Ymrsh (marlect ) (Of A. Ilk A. St ' River Ests, Dorman B Marsh Sr to August 'l'urCfl & sit Evelyn A. Ict 4 611 JCturn S Ests Ill 5C2 Sol Oa'e Builders Inc. to Jack C. Jarrett Jr. a wit Rita H.. Lot 3$, lk A. Seminole rift., $19,500. .ard H,cIt ln to Donald W Ray & sit Sjlan E Lot 231. Wocdcreit Un 5, 5.31.900 Wayne H I. RohIfing 6 *1 Va & Loren E. Stale & At Joan a 13 Philip Taticti, Trustee, Lots 6. 6 J111?, Glen rose Lea Ad-in t LW & 'i DIP • u,enrse Lt' Lea M000 LW. - ... I Lngo . pt't'S Rep Of Es' Roberti Lingo 101 - L Linij Jr. Loll I. 7.1 & 4, 91k II Alexandria Acidn o.c.)o clot De Entr .Inc to Alan Kanclalt. F :-of It 54, N of Wa'jner Pd, 81k o I) P Mitchell Survey of Levy Grant, , 1510 0M Magnolia Svc Ccrp to Craveti Co Inc., Lots 175 & 177 Wekiva ur't Clut FOR, lIul',t. Sec 3, 111,400 Jack Taylor Etal to Robert A. Hannjt, & *1 Myra H.. Lots 7 & •, - or. ,Iu. if, .. )4lUJiTP9 aprinl9s, Po st 0 .. Cravin 0ev Co Inc to Jarrr-s p, trcl,inj & *5 "ti E . LI 49) ,',eiva P$ur,t Club Fox Hunt. Sec 3. 51$ '.'.'inoIla S'c Corp to James I 9. Carol M It ?'I '..,. - ....... ------. UI. JS_ J. mmoo JV1couse wimfni •) - :' - - r -, -, Wosrdale & At Jcrs PwS • Be') at pt 600' Piof SW cr of Sec. 19 21 79, run E 419' etc. 5)1.000 Wm C Schafer & Va. In Edw L Schon & At Jacquelyn R., LI 7 61k 0 Cniar?er Oaks tin I, 579.500 Ralph A. McGaha & wi Sandia o John Oeabreu & wf Beatrice, Lot 43, 81k E. Woodmere Pare. Thc1 rept. $19,000. Devco of Of I.. Inc to John , , ,, In John " Wc4s & ,st ?,,it :.c L. c? 17. 81k 8, Merritt Park, Robt. Hines exec. • Ruth M. Atlento EstateoI Wm. Ms4cher, that part of S )4 of NE , of P4W' of Sac 79-31.30. W of SR 131 less S lSS.?V I.17' $103. Na d er Hi.rn'es Inc to Larenc' S Bencsics & At Eli: Lot 77 Lake Sear c y Shore, 534.000 John Garber. WI. to James W. , , . , - Beninali&%lCarmeta.1.0160,81ki, Grscey & wl Judith A . Com Camelot Un 7 Clare A Balmer, Jr .t NWcor of NE'4 of NW' s Sec 9 21 31, etC. $10,000 , to Donald E Stevens & *5 Lillian ence Rot-tuG Thornton & *5 Dorothy E w LI 4 Crystal Bowl Third Add n 17.000 Weltiva Hunt Club, For Muni, Sec 1. - . Barclay hoods. 151 &1ri Rebecca C Cald wel l. gi . to Cliff The Go,eateir Cansir Corp to Barry wl Jonsist I International Land Planning Inc.. to Franklin F Ramseur Jr Tr-jstee, S 160' of Lot 99. Sl ee py, Hollow-, 1st Acton $100 Franklin E Ramseur Ill to Franklin F Ramse,jr Jr . Trustee Lot 11 61k C Lake Oaks Sanilando Springs $100 Merit W. link. Ind. & Trustee& wf Sarah to Franklin F. Rams eur, Jr , Trustee Lots I & 9 Ilk C. Lake Oaks Sec., Sanlando Springs. $ioo. Frankln F Ramseur Jr. lrsd Ttijt& A. wf Martha to Frank , Vest & At RYtie H , Pd IS' of E' of Lot 9. & N IS' of IC & Ii 81k C. Sanlando Springs Lake Oaks Sec , & N 1' of $0' of Lot 9$, Sleepy Hollow, 1st Arldn, 5.6500 FrAnkirn F P.amseur Jr Ind. Trustee & At Martha to Frank W Vest & *5 RitIle H, S 95' of E of I c' 9. & S 95' of Lots 10 & 11 81k C. S,inlando Sçrings. Lake Oaks set., 95 - of 9$, Sleepy Hollow, 1st Addn, Burris & Af Martha G., ol Beck & *5 Sally S. ii 137. Eas!rre. s ci Un 6 rcpl Cliff M. Caldwell, s9l to Howard P. The Lea ue Has Made WFOSTER. ESQUIRE. of u lot the relief demanded in lbor The Seminole County Lesgue of Women Voters (LWV) county during the past 10 years. WITNESS iy hand ano seal this Cnurl on February Itth. 1976. (Sea t) : / - , I1EN IU I U I I U Countdown -, Sonora Luxury Patio- Homes.$451000 _ea. , Only 2 Left And We 're Letting Them Go For.$_38,500 Arthur It Beckwith, Jr. 8 Luxuiy 3 Bedrooms -2 Baths .2 Car Garage with all of the features, Townhom,ess000$AlgrylQ ONLY 5 LEFT AND WE'RE LETTING THEM '1 P...l."wipw - 71. P'.atts, 2 Car Garage GO FOR $3 L9OO Elegant Living. Preferred jjiteres _ratç,,.7 1/4 ,l.'ii_73 __________________ /'ti W[_WLtLCO,JJ)I*.Ifl.J CALtP_ATEAFjiA'T , ELTOR PROPERTY SALES FIRS MON FRI 9.4 14 SAT. SUN. c I ' E Clerk of the Ciicuif Court entered against you. AC U Ill WITNESS WHEREOF. I have i- ereunlo set my hand and affixed my o,fficial seal Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, this 19th da of Fe'uary, 1976 (Seal) Arthur H BeckwltPi, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Cy Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk Publish Feb fl, 79, March 7, 14 0.1 1976 DEW_ 120 at , Mickey Adams, president, Seminole County League of Women Voters If Programs Mark Decade Of Action, Achievement Legal Notice ________ J " On Tuesday, the Seminole Bowers are chairing County Commission will arrangements for the annual proclaIm March as League of meeting and "Musical Salute to - , ' An eles, , Women Voters Month. the I.WV" to be held March 18 The same day, the Seminole ut 7:30 p.m. at the Altamonte County League of Women Civic Center. Voters (LWV) will open a On March 2. at 10a.m. and month-long celebrati'rn ef its again at 2 p.m., the public Is 10th bir thday with an open invited to join guided tours of membership mcetin and panel the Seminole County Court discussion, "What Women Can House, conduct ed by League Do," to be held at First Federal members. T.,e purpose of the Sa vings and Loan, S.R. 436 and (ours is to promote informed Palm Springs Road, Mem- participation of citizens in bersldp Chairnwn Lynda Nfay$ government, and _will be is in charge of the program. organized by Leaguer Shirley On March 14, from 2-5 p.m. a Pinson. LWV family picnic will be held Also during M ar ch, the at Lake Mills Park to enjoy the League hopes to arrange tours park land the League hel ped of the Seminole Public L.thra.-y become a reality. Gloria Ward North and South - another LWV action program which Is Is chairman of the event. Sarah Rlldrebeck and Nancy now a reality, 323-6040 3228T17 rewarding. "It keeps us going -knowing our efforts are not In vain; that we do Improve the place where we live," sa id Ms. Adams. "It's equivalent to a parttlme job, if you're on th e board," she continued. Most women's husbands are supp'rttve and proud of the work the ir wives are doing and the time they donate to the League. "They recognize It as a valuable public service," the time c'oines. "Other groups look to us to provide Impartial information on candidates," said Ms. Adams, The group holds regular monthly unit meetings as well as frequent meetings o the entire 90-odd members where their special speakers and panel discussions are featured. Ms. Adams explained that ineinbet's áo as much as they she said, The goal of the LWV Is to promote informed and active participation of citizens In government. "There is a place In League for everyone interested in helping through government," Ms. Adams said, "You find LWV members who are both working women and fuUUme homemakers; young and old; some are college graduate and others are not, "And we also accept men members," she added. "We have have time and Interest for. "When I first started out, I just read, "T1- Voter," (the League's newsletter) and li.i'tened in et meetings," she said. "Gradually I started to work on committees; then I presented some programs. I found out It was all the kind of thing I enjoy very much." Ms. Adams join ed the LWV In 1951 - missing being a charter member by one year.She served as president ln 1972-73, " fl,nnr "' "" - " - .- . -- . . --------- - - Leesburg) and Seminole County Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and John Kimtrough. Ms. Adams stresses that persons need not be knowledgeable about governmental processes bef or e joining th e LWV. "The League serves as a train ing ground for women (and men) who are interested In bettering their community through the governmental process, but who, on their cwn, don't know how to Through th e training and experience gained In the LWV, Seminole County members have come to serve on county school and library advisory committees, and on the area Reg ional Planning Council, One member, Marilyn Crotty, who Is mimed iate past pr esident of the local League and currently a State Ixague board member, is also a voting member of th. East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. LVW members also serve In ltun-san resources projects, such ason the boards of Head Start aiidcominunityAction. Others go to run for elective office - although the League never takes sid es on candidates or parties. Leaguers successful in local politics include School Board member Pat Telson: Altamonte Springs city counselor Sandra Glenn; former Casselberry city counselor Edith Duerr and Senator I..i WiLson. In addition to working for non-partisan school board arid .7J& library system, the LWV has given impetus to cther Important acthins. These Include passage of si,,'hool bonds and mill.age; creation of the position of co unty planner; creation of a countywide parks systeni; organiza tion of school advisory ceinmittees and securing funding for Head Start programs. Also: pu blication of county government guides; be tter informed voters through candldtes' meetings aiid speakers' -. - .- _._____ , . ' - ------ - -- --- - -- --- -- •' -- - - - - .-.'.-'.. - . . UD CIA " - - 4 , .., - C -- - ,'.•. . I..- . ,'.•. 'SS \ .." ' so Needle palming on a white pentsult won the lit-si prize for Gwrnne Butler (top) In embroldery category of crafts dI'i'isloii. Eve Crabtree captured first prize In family sewing category of crafts divii;ion. ' 1or 2771 Publish Feb 39, M*rtti 7, 1974 DEW 164 Deputy Clerk PuPiti,- 7'," I. IS, 39, 79, 1974 ('31W 36 Attorney let petilicio1w P'blith ' Feb. 1974 DFW 7i n. ', March 7. 11 . - .. .. - - , lit - ' - I' n"1 ' '... -. , can _____ _ ______ __ .0 t Xt s it wJ '---r- - tmA fN - II , - •. z'-* '','•,,..-4 s v''.s' ; ' .- . '4:$w' .' - ! Is >/ ,- , .,.i - __-4 -- 16, .-,'... Among the committee rhelrmen arr*wing LWV lCth rnIversary pro'r,ms are (from left) Gloria Ward, Shirley Ptnsoo and Lynda Mays Local Women Wi*n In Arts Fest'io val . .. ----- Voters," said Ms. Adams, In And Around Sanford - ' and is currently sem-lig her second prealdenUal Imn. She Is Involved ii,4Jy In the action e nd ," having chaired committees on voter service, legislative action and local government. She has been a LWV board member since 1969. Married to Bi ll Adams, and mother of two young sorts and a daughter, Ms. Adams holds a Masters in psychology from Auburn Universlty and has taught public school In Orange County. She has lived in Altamonte Springs for the past 11 years, Coping successfully with home and League commitments, she says, Is "a matter of setting priorities." She says she works hard, but enjoys what she is doing. with the LWV i flexible enough, tJv'.ai'kj,tobe able to Wcr tzme with htr(;,,,,.:. , . "tML Adams CiltiS the sen.e of ish777e."3t Me 83ir,5 from the League's successful projects, as well ai the esprit de corps among its member? "We're kindred splrlts -shareacommonoutlookon lile," she said of her fellow Leaguers. "They're a 1ively, Inte lligent, interesting group. It's fun working together to accomplish our goals." Presendy, the LW' is studying the executive bran ch of government on the national level. In the state, It l looking at the Florida juvenile justice system; and In Seminole County, Its education committee Is !tudylng the pros and cons of ac. Creditation In the school system. The League is aLso working to publish a booklet on county government, and later In the year will be 1nvoved wi th voter service for the elections. "It mzkes a difference, that there Is a League of Women some already" Among th e male Leaguers are Rep, Vince Fechtel (H- . a BROKER CO-OP TED - ' MA, Orlando, Florida 32103, as requirtJ by law, not later than the 25th day of % March, 1976, ese a default will be mntt'fCSt FOR 1 Who , - ' It takes lull credit fcr achieving non-p9rttsan school board and school superintendent elections, and for promoting the establishment of a county-wide library syetem. The I..eeguers, usually to be found with their noses to the grindstones will rest back on their laurels briefly during March to celebrs their 10th anniversary and reflect on their acl"lever,enta during th e past decade. According to LWV President Mickey Adams, it is those achievements which make membership In the League so 7.1 A D*Ifference bureaus; reAistricting of school board districtn; protecdon of water recharge areas; passage of bonds to build e Juvenile Detention Center and Mental Health Center; and encourugement of voter registration, Not a bad recor d, for just 10 years, Leaguers feel! The LWV, she explained, is a real exercise in grassroots participation. The organization chooses problems of Interest to members which can be approached th1'cugh t he governmental process. ibey study the problem; present a thoroughly researched and objective report; and then reach consensus of opinion on the stand they Inte nd to take. Th e League also works constantly on vote r service to incr ease voter registra ti on, Inlornt tile people nu the candida tes and Issues, and en courage the people to get out and vote when takes a lot of credit for some Important changes made In the taker. Pyle arid Stump, whose act cress s ,'ot Office Bow 8128 C. Horning. . By JEAN PATrESON Women'i New, Director I U, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR S1MINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. _______________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.70 CA-01.0 ________________________ 50 U I H C AS T MO P GAGE CWT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COMPANY, a .or'1a C orporation, CASE P40 76-2I3-CA-09.0 Plant If. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. r[DEI4AI FIRST SAVINGS AND CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE vii LOAN ACCIATlON OF WINTER DEVEX or FLORIDA. INC • es a'. COUNTY . FLORIDA. HAVEN, DefenciorJs CASE P40. 76 2)IrCA.04.E Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SUIT In Re; the Marriage of 'ii TO PHILIP W 8ALDENHGFEII DEBORAH ANN (ROWLEY, RICHARD W BRADHAW anni RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Petitioner. SANDRA H BRADSHAW, hi s v.ff.*S LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE vs Eddie Tolc, dm est Gladys rt at, 4497 Rivertide Drive TIMOTHY DAVID (ROWLEY. Ingram to Douglas L Allen S. *5 Defendants Oa.trn, Ch.o Respondent. AdeIeW.Lot9& 10t11k3,AIlen's 1st NOTICE OF ACTION AND TO All pates claiming, NOTICE OF ACTION Adctn to Washington PItS To RICHARD W BRADSHAW TO I P.'() IIIY DAVID CROWLEY feces? by, through, under or ac)I'nst Charles S Kramo. Sal to Eunice - W.arIQL ,4 MDAr55Lid 'he avorcsaid person ic'6 Dodson Drive E Chitty.sl Lot 63, OaP.ridçe h,5 wife, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Amnandet. VIrg.nia 77Ø3 0.'cio 311 300 South Laflrea YO'J ARE NOTIFIED 11561 that an Oct.on to foreclose a mor New Vista Consti' Co Inc, to California 90034 Los g Petition for Dssotut,on of Marriage tgoge on ft-se following property n Miilsa,l F. Howard & wf Margaret YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hit betn fihid ago nst you in tPsi Seminole County, Florida 104 04 Green Village sd $59,900. that Plaintiff Isis institute') suit Lot 21. Block A. SWEETWATER Circuit Court tP'e Eighteenth of W PS Martin & *5 Miriam & w ag ainst you in the above styled C ourt Ju'liciaI Circuit, In and for Seminole OAKS, SECTION) according to the Evans & At Cisr,s I t Elliott L and that tht nature of sad Suit is a PL,t thereof as recorded in Plat County. Florida. and are you Sri-itt-s & wf LOS H E of W 175' of remuired It, serve a copy of your Book 1$, Pages 3, 1 and 5, Publicb' to foreclose that certain Mor P4176 82' of E. of P4W 4 c w4 of tgage recorded in o. P. Book 991, J written defenses. II any, to the Records of Seminole County. sec. 1121 31. So Of SR 119, Oviedo page 121*, Public Records of Petit ion ontpse' Petittoneq'sattoqney. F 'or da, 1700 Seminole County, Florida, en TERRY P McMAHAN, whose P'as been bled against you, and you Joseph Smith & ut Gladys , cumbering all the following ,sddress ir, Mat!and are required to serve a copy of your SIC Avenue, Elliott I Smith & wf Lois H e .o deScribed reill estat, in Seminole Altamonte SpringS, Florida 37701, on written defenses, if any, to it on *175' Of Pd 176 67' of .Of P4w', of County, Florida, to wit: April 2nd, 1976. and bile ttue Vernon S*arlsel, of ANDERSON or before , NW'. of Sec 11 2131. So of SR 119 The South 7$ feet of LOS 77 and the 'i9'na kUSH, si,sUorne-yS for tN the i-leak of ttts Cc.,jrt the Plaintiff, Oviedc, n000 PIorlh 3 feet of Lot 36. ENGLISH *hOSt either before service on Petitioner's acidnesS it Post Office Buw Char 'es BeIdn 6, Anita to Ma, y A WOODS, rIPS' ADDITION. or attornrycq immediately thereafter; 2351, 322 East Central Boulevard. MCamr'-sun NE'. of SW'. of SE'. cordi ng to the Plot thereof as otherwise a def ault wil be c,,terea Orlando, Florida 32*0). arid file the 272079 (less N 310') & S 25 ef 904flSI you for the relef demanded original with the Clerk Cf the above recorded in Plot BOCK 17. page 43. NW'. of SE'. of SE'. o Si Public Recor'ls of Seminole County. styled Court on or before the 15th r the petitln clor ids Thj%n0$.ce%hallb.piIished, day I March. 1976, OthCfWiSC a $37,100. •------tray...., 0 S ...A I ,,.,4 'U .. • . andar.hec.hvn0*ifti file r,cn consecutive entered wev may cc ior 'our ,uuurneni ------agains aocrn oet.eI P. *1 Sue TO Wm You , answer or other pleading t $' Gerald E. Wetchlin & sit ..'artha A . ACekS in the Evening Herald you for Inc relief demanded in the Glersornung & WI ltal, Loot 2 01k Plaintiff's COrflI'Iaint In the oft'e of Lot 1. 61k E. !iweetwate-r Oaks. Sec C. SwertAiter Club, 1200.000 Compliint Da ted Fenruary 261h. 1916 IPsy Clerk of the Circuit Co'.,rl and 3 0-0 (Seal) WITNESS my hand a hIs- SCil of Friend .1 Sikes & sif Blanche to mail copy thce-ol to Summirtin, FF., On to James Edw. Sau,rs 1 Arlene OIoniwski & Nb Paul P sa id Court on this 5th day Arthur H BecIwith, :r. , Cor.nor& Casey. Post Office Drawer wf Jean. Res. Unit 37. Sheoah, Sec I Lot 9&tpsat part of Lot 72. bet 96. 10 February, 1976 Cler k of the circuit Court 79$, Winter Havt-n, Florida 3349,) condo $I6JOO. (Seal) By. Eta:ne RCharde 81k FE, Lake Ellen Addn to CB on or before the 26th day of Winter Park. Fed. to Linda PA Arthur H I Clerk Beckw,th. Jr Df'pvty (grantor life psi 5)00 March. 1916. or suffer Default to be Strickland, wid Unit 0 126, Bldg . Publish, Feb. 79, March 7, II, 71. Cler k of the Circuit Court Rosa Lee Washington & hb. Leroy entered against you. Wekiva Vllai. condo. 5u.0r 177 By . Lillian T Jenkins tWiIlip Cr Miller, Lots 11£ 29 Dixie WITNESS my hand 's thi Clerk f Ccshman Entr Inc. to John DEW 81 Deputy' Clerk 11,00 0. the above Styled C ou rt and the sell Rei:ty & wt Shirley. 27 Stone Gate PLbIii,h Feb I. IS, 72. 39, t?6 The Hij$*ey Co to (inhi.it Constr. of sia Court t Sanford. Florida . So, LW. Lot 34 , Raveinbrook NOTICE UNDER FlCTIfib'iiT"" DEW 35 Co Inc • Lot 3 81k F. Sweetwater 'hit 19th day of Feburary. 1976 NAME STATUTE Addn 5)1.500. -_ C,.ks, Sec S14,900 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (SamI) TO WHO.i IT MAY CONCERN CrntralFla Lbr & Supply Co Inc Dale Aintine 6. Rocrielle O ,.. EIGHTEENTH JJUn'ri&a in t x,.,. Nolke Arm,,, ii i I L rio. v,,., ii- ,,,, ."r r" a, cn'j p' K nudsen i. wi LS F.. Lot ' Clerk of thC Circuit Court undersigned, pursuant to INC CUlT IN AND FOP SEMINJI E & *5 Marcetta S. Lot 16, 131k A lesspart, K noli Third I "Fctitj Name Statute." Chapter COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ili Etare RiCIsarde 81k D. Sec I, The Springs, 116. 200, A lan Amtnid PIa 130.000 $45 Q, Florida Sttui, will register 140. 76-97-CA -0t.0 Deputy Clerk Quentin IGrrt'n 1. *5 Marian to J Barry Netsen& *1 Pamela to Juan with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in FE DE PAL NA TlOPdAi, MOP 5umrr,rIin, Connor 6. ent1n L Green & *1 P,5ar,.i E Cruz Jr. & *1 Ida I • Lot 10, an for Seminole County. Florida. Tr,Ae,E ASSOCIATION, Ca se y Sec. ii So of Econlxktsatchee Wint er Springs. Un Upon receipt of prcf of the Creek. Pia4ntjff, Post Office Drawer 79$ i'S Publication of this notice, the tic Winter Havea, FIor ti?j% i-sam.. to ,a..t ici,.attc .'OHPI H STEVENS, !R to a. Attorneys ta Dlwi,,iII I'ISLJQANCE ASSOCIATES under Defendant. PubIiVu Feb 77, 79. March 7. 14, Ahich lam engaged in busineSs at NOTICE TO DEFEND 1976 ongwoocj Village Prof es sional TO JOHN H S11:vEt5, SR DEW 127 I Offices. Sc'ite ?50. $43 State Paid rind ELLEC' Y STiy(l'i5, his wife 4 1 4, Longwood. Lo'igwood, 1-loqIda IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Residence Unknn 32730 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Last Known Address That the party Interested CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ill Clrs.ners Cove IJsines% enterprise is follows FLORIDA Cas''-c'rr, 1rt.jj Wayne P. Simpson CASE NO. 74.393CA.19.F Oiled at Long-wood. Seminole TO JOHN D. JOPIPISON, JR, County, Florida. on February a, FORECLOSE MORTGAGE Petitioner. 1976 You JOttlI H STEVENS, %g! and vs Publish Feb 37, it, March 7. u. ELLEPIM STEVEPIS, his wife. and BARBARA F JOHNSON. Dear Mr. Suon ,at IPOSe claiming any right, title or 1914 Respciuef't My husba nd Is In the hoarlial suf th a terminal disease. A friend DEW )IS by. thr ough or under you, NOTICE TO DEPEND toLl inc I should have him sign his halI-Interes.1 In our property It-sE STATE OF FLORIDA TO NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE to fO(CIO5 a cer tain mortgage 00 over to me before he BARBARA F. JCIIN5ON away because lean ve quite a bit of POP 3 IONS OF CERTAIN PLAY IN the fOIl0wig described Property, to Residence Unknown ta zes, besides saving probate costs. If you agree wi th this advice, .)EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA v,,t Last known mailing LOS). of THE COLONNADES. 2nd will you handle the matter for me? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that addrs a Petition shall be filed pursuant to Section, according to the PIat 604 Dolphin Drive Mrs. E.A. Chapter 171 101 of the Florida thecnof.asrorcIecIiopIat Book 76, highla nd . 111,nots 0249 Dear Mrs. E.A., Statutes with the Board of County Page II, Of the Public Records of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Unless the friend mentioned in your inquiry Is an attorney Covnmitioners of Seminole County, Seminole County, FIf Ida. a k a 1)1 that JOHN D JOHNSON. Jilt, hal Florida, to vacate portions of c er tain Cloisters Cove, Casselberry, who is in full possession of a ll the facts rela tive to your esta te filed S Petition in the Circuit f:ouirf of as Flor i da, together with Tappan Income tax position, and your fut ure requirements, I would plat of the subdivision known Seminole County, Florida. for MM '.MITI'I's REVISION OF I-ItS Range (No 3176 01217 1. MocIif:cation of Child Custody. and hesi tate following his advice, Westinghouse Refrigerator (No SECChD SL'fl'JIVISIOU According You are requir ed to set'vq copy Of to the plat thereof as lecOrdid In PT I 41MLGfl, Air Conitionr I always advise Indi viduals wi th a problem of this nature to your writt en defenses. if any, on Pat Book I, Page 101, PubliC Iota i-c Inside Unit (No consult a cotnpetent attorney at once. And if th e estate is a large EDMUND WOOL FOLK. I kt'corjs of Seminole County. C0LOl2FDj dm11 C,'ittide Unit (No. ESQUIRE, Attorney for Pet,',oasef, one, or has a large income, I also feel it mandatory to cons'mlt with iorida, being mere p,wficularly ECDO24GC'iA locat ed therein and whose addrs is P 0. Uoi 70, ' thi.renn d C.P.A. to termine the net tax rtsu,ltsi of any program yot. may 0' Scribe.) as tOIlow. Attarm,on tc SprIngs, Florida 31701, P'as tarn filed against you, Lofs9I through 1CM. B lock A, U PA Solid yo',j and fiNn fh cwiginai with the CIrk of SMITH'S REVISION OF HII the at,ove$ty led Court on 'Many Individuals have practiced many arts in an attempt to SECOND SUBDIVISION, ifliWCf' or pleading to the Comøliirt M,'qcps34$h 97,oth rwlse ) default avoid probate. And many Indivlduala have disco'veted too late recorded in Put Book 1, Page 10 1, of (A the PIintiff' attorrs,'j. nd ult,mt Judgment will be Pfl theyareInamIY±worsepitIoflusanthey.dh,,..nhd the Public Records of Seminole PATRICK MCGROTTY. 110) ,rc. a,,'a;t,st you for 11* ithIl 8"ckelt Avrsue. No 301, Miami. County. Florida. demanded in the Petitlor' they gone though probate. Thu PL'tition shall bestjm,rttin Florida. nf,le the o,i,.%.aIanswer WITNESS my hand and official I'm notadvocating thatyoudo or do not go th rough probate, I ttaIi of the ATLANTIC LAND Of PIeadng .n the office the Clerk e,sl of sad Court on this 191h dsiv Of AND aIsi un.awaze of your circumstances and tax position, and even ill " Circuit Court on or before tt IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Fet,ur1, A .0 1974 a Virqiia corporation, dated Its't I5'1myo4 March, 1976. II cu 1,30 to were, Iamrtotat attorney or tax consiijtan, Inmy opinion, thone (Stall do So, iudgma','t by defa,,'lt will be 2 461h day 01 Cehruary, 7976 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr are the only experts liken d;aiis'.t T"'ks 50t you ,1-Jfl.4Jy the reiief Clerk of 'he Circuit Court {t tmntU in th* complaint . CIteta,id. Mite I By Lillian T Jenkins DONE Bridges AND ORDERED at San in the bucket cotriiarcd to the 1oses you suffer ii YOUF Deputy Clerk fOrd. Seminole County, Florida, By Jack I hr,ogt's this f%i.''f.ini is not cc'rrc-ctiy designed and guided. EDMUND T WOOLFCiLK. S'J't day of Fi"ruaty, t'1) 1916 ti Oa Av enue, ESQUIRE (Sea', OO Drawer &nd your qim estlontto: Art hur H Beckwith, Sanf ord. rloda 3flhi Real Estate lnvtstnvnts '1007 Hwy 434) Attorneys f or Th At'*nfi( Clerk of the Circuit Court .Iltarnont, S pr ings, Florida 3770 71w.Eveiting Herald Land ana Imposov..imerif Com pany BY 'Lillian T Jeflilinj . --"--.iy, trw Complaint r .;I.: Defendants. ths Suit is an action to foreclose a NOTICE OF SUIT real estate mortgage held by IC) STEPHEN K. KAFKA FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR and NANCY KAFKA. T(AGE ASSOCIATION, a cot hiS Wilt' poratlor., which mortgage is whose residence recorded in Official Records Booh', is Unknown 95), Page 1709, Public Records of. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole County, Florida The name that an action to foreclose a morof the Court in which Suit tgage on the following property in proceedings are pending is th e Seminole County, Florida Circuit Court of the Eighteenth The West 7 feel of Lot 31; Lots 37 Judicial CirciIt. In and for Seminole and 33. the East 4 fed of Lot 31, County. Florida, Case No 76 199 CA Block ii, CF !STAL LAKE W1'4 (ER HOMES, according to the plat 09E T he description Cf the real thereof as recorded in Plat "Coo k 2. oroperty in Seminole County. Pages III, itS ar'd 116, Public said proceedings Nr(.uru) of rminuir _(Uni y , Fior,tA involved fl 'omp'atit s as rihd in as iorch'* follows hAs been filed agalnt you, and you 27. NORTH Block Lot a are required to serve a copy of your ORLANDO, ,t Addition, ac'ording 4 A tinen dfn5ej, If any, , It to the plat thereof b$ lecorded in GIBBONS, TUCKER, MCEWEP4, Plat Ooob. is. Page?. Public Records SMI TH. COFE R & TAUB, attcneys Seminole County, Florida. 'or plaintiff, whoSe address is P.O. you are required o tile an answer Bow 1363. Tampa, Florida 33601. and S with the Is le the origial with t.ieClerk of theor other defensive Court and Clerk of the above named above Styled Court on or before serve a copy tPef upon the March 35th, 1916; otherwise a Plaintiff's attorney, RONALD S Judgment may be entered against Clayton £ wf Nancy 0., Lot H Ilk By Mary P4 Darden 11. Eastbroc'k s.d Un. 6 repi. 135,500 Dsrputv Clerk sgt to Jutari Mar,ean J GitbonS, Tucker, McEen J. Vandent,erglie & *5 Edna M Unit Smith, Cofer & Taub 1, Heattserton Villa g e . Un 76. Attorn5 for Plaintiff P Bow 1363 Rebma Fla Inc.to Carl B Mitch Tampa, FlorIda 3360! man& *5 Virginia If., Lot 37 Lake of Publish Feb 27, 29. March 7. 14. thvWOtjcjs Towr*iouse. 1976 David C Craft, sql to Linda K t'SFW 176 Craft, sql . Lot A. 111k C. Camelot Un $100 IN IdE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Great er Constr Corp tO .i,,mes 0 Muse & wf Jak'c B • Lot 147 Wekiva Hunt Club Pot thun, Sec 1. Charles Clayton Jr. Etuw ElM tp, Charles B Pyle. sql.. condo apt Unit 10 8119. C. Cherrywood Gdns., $27.S00. Charles CIa - 'on Jr Etuw E?aI. to Charles B Pyle tint 7 Bldg D. Chea'rywood Gdns, condo. $31,500 Douglas A SwalI & *9 Judy to Michacli Marion&wf PlancyL Lt 1). 81k V. The Woodtands. Sic 5.47.000 Gerald Monaldi & Marsha to Lorene C Brown. LO 7 61k 1 Carriage Hill Un 3. 535,4( ComBank WP. to Stanley Spyrka & *5 Marorie I . Lot 11. 61k 21, Suburban Homes. $I5, Be rtram F. Gould a Janet E. to Douglas D. P.cotte & *1 Deborah A. Lot II 81k 0, Woodmere Park, 2nd RepI. $100. L.11iftn hov.ard.efaltnCityof Sanf SI' of 563' of E 100' of Lot S. W. F. Leavitt 51700 Rosa H Fields to C i ty of Sanford. lof W 200' of Lot W F Leavitt% S $100 Arts 8 8. Bernice F,ilmore to City of Sant Pd 5' of N 60' of Lot 6. W F Lavitts (I $100 Stephea M Stone, Trst to Altamonte Medcol Ciii Asso; Ltd. s 747 5' of Pd 772 Sot E 279' of Lot 800 601 4. 607 tess r si etc Altamonte Land Pac'el & n,, Co Emanuel Schat?.n. sql. efal to Altamoi'1e Medical C or n Assoc Ltd. S247 S'of N 272.5' of W 211 ' of E Ill' of Lots SIt, 400 602 & 602 & part of Eucalyptus Ave., etc.. Altamonte Land Hotel & Nay. Co $11,000. Frank A Schaefer & At Susie to lIc'.oney H Judy 6 At Jo Anne, Lot 16. Hickory Hill .. d 517.500 Came-ron Brown Co to Joein F Cribbs & *1 Blanche M Lot 12 & E ?of 1 81k M. The Woctilands. Sec 7. uv'' 'V. .. 1'.,,..• -- ix as Our 9 •c '. . a bov e Ililtu - '-' t V. Mtiskey, lot 6. 81k A. Swctwater Oaks. Sec 9. t16.930 '-•-..- .'. Wm W Jones to Anna K. Jones Trustee & Donna M Dean. Trutti',for Wn'i. W Jones Equity Trist, YS' of E ISO' of N 150' of all th.it par' 0$ 81k 1 50 of F CO. Church St Wildmerr, $6,000 VeVIie I Cr oc ker. Aid to Roger F Crocker 1l. *5 Phyllis J . F'; of P1W' of P4 1 4 of PIW'i (less F 11S'i Si. T In( to B n',tt p. c' O P. Lots 9. tO & I) BIk E • Highland Hills. 579,000 Edgar H. Wells 1. At Kathryn to James B Hatcher & wi Iris R Lot 36. 81k B. LOnOOd North. S2& James C. Bartteon & wf Dorothy taJonn C. Ross & *5 Grace $1.. Lot 1, Sane David A Butler & At Scs.an D O'i Eltie J. flut'er. Lot 32 61k I. Sooland Ests. Amended Ptal. 511.200. . -. . TIIOUCO Li Sunday, Feb. 29, 1974-1 C 10th Anniversary Celebrated hat been filed against you In the Tooke III III, wo Un. lb. 5)L000. irr$t Scm SVC Corp. to Ben Vtmd Aqeny Inc • Lot .2 Garden Go .,.c Un 1. S1.CO M?q Guar Ins. corp to Shirley '.sters, Lot 7, Longdale, 515.700 Ben Ward Agcy Inc • to Jerry A .isd & wf Mara C. Lot 7, BIk C, ad Manor Un 1. 555.300 Raymond t. StarnesA wf liltie to 'chad S Lodge 1. wf Rebecca E 60' f W 153 33' of S 170' 04 NE'i & S 50 i-il 'I 93))' of NE' a. & P4 65' of S 315' ri W 1S3 of , 15)' of E 310' at 30. ?, '.5 Smith Ihird s d 517.000 Erwin A. Wilcox & wf MarIe to Marie L. Wilcox, 'at 115. Lake ti.srrict Est. , too M.IItr & $rS of Or o. Inc • to Moonir R Habib & *1 Fumiko, Los 7 Devonshire. 5)9.400. Wendell Wm Hawes 6. At Edythe to Wm. Hc'drlcii. Lot 6 & P4 ?5 of (ilk 20 Sanlando Sub Beaut . San ti.%tt Sec . 5,12,200. .s Ruth in T. MLa'n :r • MLan Jr. & *5 Ruth C . Of NWi 4 of Billsborough Rd & NW Of Oviedo Rd . etc of Sec 3321 37 S100 Guardian Mfg Inv to .1 Stephen 12,.'OO . Join -- . -- - - •• tWin 1., LOT • Dii Trustee to Louis A. Murphy £ w Lillian P. & Wm. G Murphy & wf Claudia, W 263.6' of £ 3951' of Ni l of NW'. of '"'• :t.:-t. Larry C Cruni & *5 Mary f- to P C (rum & At Bobbie. Tract No 9 jllmrr & Wets S d. 2nd Addn etc - iii Evening Herald, Sanfurd, Fl. . , R.ir - Legal Notice Louis A. Murphy Ills wi Lillian to ii i,I.,;c iiio'ctterer bit of the 01(1 IIJS first 'pply linseed oil to the grooves of the fran:t' n which the new glass sill he placed. Use a putty knife to put down bed s,1 putty or glazier's t-ur latch heavy pressure, :irvingth cuttcl so that a line A. ex1'rIlllentinl. is It' tap gcntl n'h. U.c :i traightedgc, trrfer;ibl metal. to guide the st)eel 1)1 the cutter. Put a few itrops of turpentine a-ic kerosene ,kin the line of the cut. Hold t1' cutler firmly and ahuit ''rticallv. 3egin at the part of 'he glass farthest from you, 1.'t' JI . WOMEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FC4 SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL Case No. 74-191-CA 09.E FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TOAGE ASSOCIATION , a cot porat ion, Plaintiff, Org Co Ica, tsers I cci Cu to Tom I Iwamoto P. *5 Sue to Mary Quentin I. Green & *5 Marian t Harold J. Puckland &wf Jacqueline, Quentin I. Green & wi P,r'y, Lot 93, 5,nter Sprinnis Un Marian M., LI 7 81k B Lake Mills Shor e s Cl, Lots I S & 461k 0. & Its 4.1 & 6, Ilk 2. 117 000 5 1 0.000 R. SW',. Sec. 79-31.37, Rev. Map of Org. Co Teachers Fed Cu to Chuluota 1100. JOph T Straub & *1 Patricia Z ,Lt Ciur'ntin L Green & *5 Marian to 601k BLake Mills Shores Sd, 15.003 Quentin L Green & ii? Marian PA F U TR ELI and W -JOHN Pickling & Walker. Inc to J C. that part of 5i, j 5,.- Il 7137 So IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DOROTHY FUTRELL. CI Carder & wf Rosemary, LI 9 EIk (, Brumley PcI , lrs 5% (ZIGHTE E PITH JUDICIAL CIR165' 230 acres Defendants Lake Kathryn Woods. 1st Adam, in i $100. CUlT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OF SUIT 55,SOt) FOR TO AND IN Gary I Campbell & Glenda to FLORIDA - JOHN W FUTRELL Ave Sue Walker, sql. to ,ietfrey Lawrence S Farina & wf Mary lots SEMINOLE COUNTY. LaSt K no vn Address Allentuch & *1 Cher yl A., It 172 396.40(less .261I-CA9.F 0 CIVIL ACTION. No. 7 5 Sill' 9. lSS W IS' Of)? c o Lucille Clint on Woodcrej? Un. 5, 52,$00, Division F 61k 60, Sanlando The Suburb 4706, Live Oak St. Johnny I. Pearce & At Mary to Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec MOL TON, ALLEN & WILLIAMS. California Cudahy, Paul J Phillips&wt Muriel P .P 30' INC a corporation. HEREBY ARE YOU 041196. S 45'of 10 Goldenrod Manor. Plaintiff, that a suit NOTIFIED to take notice 0. Nelson Blacemore, Ind. & 531.300 , ...... a work- I 'aacnt -r ?4c'r"s, Inc to 5).iti' of David W Part: to Daiicl W 0,-id: Adams & *5 Etis.sbeth C Lot 47. & *5 Alerk' L LI SI Highla nd Pines Searcy Shores $ O C,' tin n I. 51 I4oarO I. Weaver & usf Linda to Bertha J. Hoke to Dale M Hoke, Johnny F Lambert & wf Clara C. 10' 15. Edgewnod Manor . $100 lot 911 Oa1 U;s 539.300 Coieman P Caudill & *5 Betty to Stanley F. Cicplechc'wic: & *1 Wm P Ross Little 9. At Joanne. It Ileter. to Ever, Entr , Ins,' , Lot 3 81k be, Sprng O.'ks, A. Sweetwatci Oaks, 159.900 John C. 5-ecor to Judith A. Eve-s Entr . Inc to Stanley U Lenkins, Lot 7 Slit 10 Indian Hills Cicplec howic: & wf Helen I • Lot 7. Un. 2, $100. 81k E. Sweetwater Oaks , Sec. J. Org o le.ncrs f- e d Lu to 73 9 Manford H Lunde & *1 Gladys PA Tt'qi White & Clophies, cc Lot S. 61k B. Lake Mills Shores s ci, ('4CC Will of Lille May Caldwell to IS 03 Thenr.s Wh'v' & CIeoçnhies White, Org Co Teachers Dod Cu to H Indy L ot IS, 111k 71, PA W. Clark's Conway McGee, sgl Its 196. JO 81k sa. 1)00 C Lake Mills Shor es s d. $9,000 , - - Legal Notice Land Transactions Are Recor ed ON THE --- a- - I son, Marie Bedenbaugh, Judy Mathias, Karen Van Horn, Cathy Dawson and Peggy hlatt.away. Guest speaker Barbara Mueller of Seminole Cornmu,nity College, showed slides and described Early American folklcre discovered on her Thompson, Leesburg Woman's Club, for her colorful handhooked rug. Several winners in local festivals also walked off with first place blue ribbons, Bicentennial eastern seaboard trek last summer. Musical entertainment was provided by the Liberty Belles, attired In colorful gowns from the 1776 The included District VII Junior Director Eve Crabtree, Sanford Junior Woman's Club, family sewing; Gwenne Butler, embroidery; Dorothy Devereau, plastic decorations, and Mildred Sandusky, all of Lake Mary Woman's Club; also Toni Grice, Semoran Juniors, acralne. macrame. lnthesewlngdlvlsion, Phyllis Rugenstein, Lake Mary Woman's Club won first place for the senior clubs, while Palsy Semnoran Junior Davis, Woman 's Club syps awpj'jjrJ first place in the junior division. Judges were Lyle Suffield and Alice Suffield, crafts; Loree Likens, Mary Moore and Do Roberts, sewing; and Ron Reynolds, photography, Leah Moss was chairman of the event, assisted by Judy Mathlas as co-chairman. The committee Included President Krystal hfruby, Nancy Furlong. Sally McC'luan, Allen Atkin- . th umbers that spring Is just - lord Middle School School a lecture ivhlch was originally designed for just one literature class, !na star spangled setting capturing the spIrIt of '76 members of Casselberry Junior Woman's Club were hostesses to the Annual Florida Federation of Women's Club District VII Arts Festival Thursday at Asoury Methodist Church, Mastiand. More than 250 clubbers from five counties ;epresnt1ng 25 women's clubs registered for the event, beglnnhig at 3 a.m. hundreds of crafts depicting Americana were judged. There followed a yankee doodle fashion show, featuring sewing contest entrants modeling their own designs. The best of show ribbon was Edward awarded Mrs. - - Visitors from the Land of the Midnight Sun are visiting Jean era. Other Sanford Senior and Junior Woman's Club members attendi ng the f esti vi ties and luncheon were Dottic Karns, Vi Clark, Linda Reck, Laurie Dickey, Ruth Gaines, Karen Perce and Mary O'Day. Among the Lake Mary Woman's delegation were President Pun Hughes, Arolyn True, Claire Evans,Marion Quigley, Belt) I indmeier, Kathleen Westerndor( and Elizabeth Lewis Sanford poet Shirley Schilke is the center of attraction at current autograph parties in the Central Florida area, Shirley, who h1s completed 11 selections (or a second book of poetry commented, "I am real thrilled with the reception tof my book); the rpon3e Is much more than 1 ever anticipated. She recently addrssed 265 eighth grade students at San- and Rod Patteson. Sissel Woll.man, her husband Carl Peter Lian and their year-old son, Fredrik, are escaping Norway's cold winter weather to enjoy about 10 days of Florida sunshine. Jean and Sis.cel have beenpen pals since they were both 10 yearsold,andhavevlsitedeach other's native countries -Jean to Norway, and SIs,sel to South Africa where the Herald women's news director was born and rears-d. Their lwt meeting was in Cambridge, around the corner, and so are colorful azaleas which will be offered the the public at cost. On March 5 and 6, the flowering pl"-its wil.1 be sold at three locations in Sanford, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The sites and chairman are Sanford Plaza, Barbara Hay; Fairway Plaza, Margie Smith: and Downtown Sanford Mini Mall, Charlotte Don&hoe. Mrs. Al (Geraldine) White has returned from Miami, where she spent nearly three weeks visiting her daughter and husband, Susan and David Soper, following the birth of their first child, Johsua England, five years ago, shortly before Jean immigrated to the U. S. Sharing the christening rites Sunday with their maternal grandparents. Mr aria Mrs White, will be Re's'. and Mrs. LeRoy Soper, pate-TA grandparents. Rev. Soper will christen his grandson. Woodrow Clark, chairman of the azalea sale, a beautification project of the Chic and Corn-. munity Affairs Committee of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, reminds green I - Edward, who si.otghed In at a healthy nine powitib on Jan . 22. A surprise birthday party was given Feb. 15 for Mrs. Susie Wilkinson, resident of Lakeview Nur sing Home, on her 90th birthday. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Jackie Adams on 20th Street. A co vered dish Sunday dinner was held plcnicstyle in the back yard. "AuntSurle",asshebcalled by all of the family received many gifts and a bouquet of yellow roses from her neice, Mrs, Adams Her birthday cake was baked by Tracy Oglesby and decorated with red, white and pink. The honoree's only child, Ruth Glisson, 'Y.s present and 31 gucats enjoyed the day. -4,46 Congratulations are In order to LuIs Perez Jr., son of Drs. Maria and Luis Perez of San. ford. Young Lulswas one of the stars in Ballet Royal's performance last weekend at Rollins College - -"---- ' "h'3 AS - - .. - _ -E•. '- . ----- - --_ - - SharynnStenstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Steristrom of Loch Arbor, has been placed on the provost's list at Holjin.s College in recognition of high academic achieve,r,en: during the (all term of im SLn Is a college junior majoring in English, art and communications. She has just completed a study in cornmnunications at Channel 2-TV. She also conducts the weekly computer1ed question poll at the televiston FtatJ - - ' Mrs. Glen Mathews (center) of Leuburg, displays t*ii of show handhook.ed batik rug. Phyllis Rugeusteto (le!t) and Patsy Davis each won first place In the sewing division. (Herald Photos by Doris I)ktrlch - - :4 -.. �- iqm ___ IJ,.Jfr'IN 111 I ______ ! 7 - - - T 11 _ : iz = _ ,; _____ - I , . - ____ _____ " __ _ ?f I _~ 2C-Evening Herald, Sanford, l. Sunday. Feb. 29. )97 r Ran We A so __`=:f' _~ Krienke, _________________ Chase Are Wed Miss Susan Jane Krienke Black Awareness Black Contributions To Focuses America's Successes, Failures, Faith, Love, Laughter And ___ ~-' i - F Saturday F o_-_ ~. I .Jmh~ , d6 ftL - - , II -_"fflP=) 7I -. A w~ w - - '_ _. 41 Ad &a MW ,W - ;_ z . . -7 , ~ I - -o--, - - __ Monday'"- - L6_X. _ ~,= . : .- . - __ - - - I :--p - ______ - - -r IM-A~ - ff4w - - - t , .! 1 ~ -- __ . t I ., ~, I - ?, 04 ~0 r 1~ - ,_ . ,. l I , T .; L .,. 99 i I ,- *, were B C. Booth and John Wagner. Groomsmen were 1ev. David Moore and Thomas 1-. - BeasonofSarasota Ronald Del ANACI Miss Susan Trammel of nford, A- of cousin N'L. WOOLITE LIQUID .. ... 1: 1005 . he irnlss1icht L L... - ele Johnson of Bradenton served as junior bridesmaids. r COLD 13 OZ I . WATER WASH FOR ALL FINE ANACIN 1 ~ bodice and ei . l pilriz , h flail, tile Couple left'nia . PAIII . RLIIF! wedding trip to Williamsburg . I , - Ah I V "" They will make their home in professor of nurs!ng at Manatee . % _ _ . .., "e. N__- -- "if hk . R~~,A~ . .X~ .. 40 I .- t Fr i Tom Wil son, executive director of the Sanford Housing Authority, will s erve as master of The Rev. A A. Fields, who joined t NAACP In 1910 and is now the oldest li v ing member In Florida, will Fayc W:Illnms, Saturday night soloist Is a telephone operator, musician and mother ol Ceremonies for the upening give the hivocation and two boys. night of Black Awareness Ms. read a Scripture sele'tIon. World' and R ev olutionary ______________________ ___________ 41., - ______ _____ ",. _____ -) I le I ' I - 44sm :, . ,~--~ -1_,~f ______ . _______ ! - ? - 7 -- wj,,, AM i pb~ . , . . A., 1 _- ; -1. .12:1! .11LItL, ' ERICA T ALTAMONTE MALI . 4 '1 t) ag Amos Jones, executive director of Seminole "::: i ii- I r* 01 0 _~~7r 4P 8 ; 1 GUARD I-;.:- .. FRISBEES I . ! ; *, I I ~~_ ~w e-i;->% r1 LI KE CRAZY SAILS LONG DISTANCES SKIPS A ND CURvES you tc)'41p01 THE FV(H' t I I ... I - - - . ~', :. REG HEAD & -- . . at Christ United Methodist Chureb, Neptune Beach. . !L - - 0E- REG ONE - SHOULDERS .• __ 99 - - .. - SHAMPOO 1 1 OZ LOTION WUR LAVvN LIKE GENTLE RA:N11 COVERS -- 1. Nt-1 - __I -- STORAG ' I LARGE 70 CT. married Mardi 6 at 11a.m. with son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard I. ____ ASS ... C Nena Diane Armistead and Mrs. Wty Lewis of Atlantic - - M - _=c_t..tt.___--- WET 01 er To Wed L " 1 - f A 1 .. E air. and Mrs. Auguste liar- Converse Ci!ege in Sparanalyst at the J.M. Huber Co., Law Review. He served as a 11101(11 Pete con Jr. of li h t nburg S ( S made her in Atlanta first lieutenant in the U.S. Lowe, Saord, announce the formal debut at the Assembly Army Adjuta nt General's Corp. eflgagcnient of their daughter, BallinColurnbia,S.C. She is the 11cr fiance is a na tive of Ifi Saigon, After graduation, he Sarah deSau&surp, to Daniel granddaughter of Auguste Charlotte, N.C. Ile graduated will be associated with the Bowman White, the son of Mrs. Bartholdi Peterson Sr., of from Chester 111gb School and Raney, McKay law firm of William Garner White Jr, of Hidden Like, Sanford, and the Da v idson College and is in the Greenville, S C Chester, S.C., and the late Mr. late Mrs. C. Starling Peterson May graduating class of the Plans are being made for a White. and ,trs. James Rose Parker of University of South Carolina May 29 wedding at the Church A native of Jacksonville, Miss Georgetown, S.C., and the late Law School where lie is a of St. John in the Wilderness in Peterson is a graduate of Mr. Parker. She is currently member of , ut Car I ,a Fifit Rock, N.C. Seminole high School and mplo)ed as a corporate job , _, _ _ I I I SANFORD PLAZA San!erd3ttOre}J3mC:T. Ma!_ WrW_ * w" --. ~~ a.""01 "n fN _ _ N J I ' t i CORD • 1I _____ tennial Committee and Black Awareness Week. V, I Peterson / W / an chairs the Black Bicen. I _______ -1 j8L ' 9 I ______ - L, beautician, rellglocis leader y community worker, EXTENSI") i ' . MOIST TOWILETTIS ", r - Sunday ____ !, ____~_ ~ Negro." 'i'' ' CONVENIENT ' .4&1 "From Normalcy to New Deal" Monda} night "The War - \ latnville, Conn served as vel%ct skirt anAl blouse of Junior College the bridegroom Mrs. C. R. flOIcz}k of matron of honor in a cranberry can dlelight satin. She carried a chaplain at the college. :,t' Century Upswing and Stanley T. Mueller, dirretr ci special projects fr Seminole County schoog, will speak on ~,',, -. pointment," "Turn of the "From Africa To 117he New Week. II.I'. Edward L. Blackshear, principal of Cruems Scuool and fraternal and civic leader, will speak 00 The Young Christian Singers it ii'r the dIrcUon of John Uggins will sing at the Munday night program. Soloists - -- i ______ J oseph Trammel of Sanford cousin of the bridegroom. and she carried a r,wegay of - ____ for qualitYprescriptions S... ECKERD PEOPLE TRU S1 MONTH ' PAILUON LAST MON A! OVER i at low, iOvv prices! ot no'e WITH WHAT v "i" N OUR PKiSCR1Ytt " MPARE ALONE! YOU'Ll. SAVE AT ICARD'S I 146 YOU'RE PA LIM11 . - T Bene of St. Petersburg; and slpees. 11cr ihapel length veil 9) - ___ C If 4 - ; -____ -- - .w- __- RowseMissB Jashua Coffin Chase served - : apphques oil - his brother as best man. Ushers . - 11 1L . * 1. : - I , . " . - . _r __ all of Bradenton. They were attired identically to the honor attendant. f, / • flomestend. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. odaI th llC j5e e late r. i ?lo AIIIIWCNIIIIINL 11 I1 - ! I fflw -14' Chase of Winter Park, NaflcY I I 1 - r ose s, daisies ar'J Rogers and Mrs. Ray flames, __•• Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Krlenke of i i - .:,-. ,, The bride is the daughter of 1 I I - . '*''I 4`1_:_ . h:j I 4 :' Given in marriage _'by__ her . I - - ________ a . Manatee Junior College and members C Church of the Redeemerr c o,r rendered n p a ITiUS Laura •' - •- Chase. "%~ .,4 , hose Bishop of Virginia, celebrated Or anL!t was5 Anfl yak, F 7 ____ -- , 5'nay, Bridesmaids i4ert ,Miss "r ________________ David Eucharist. _______ .- -r , .1 - W - I 91114~~ ,I _- rwor - . I . _________ L. of __ 11. Sarasota, at 8 p.m. Jan. 23. 11he RI. Rev. A week of activities exploring the past-, present and future of eludes both Feb. 12 and 14 the birthdays of bo th Abraham Edward L. Blackshear, principal of Czooms Academy, The Rev. War and Peace," "Issu es a nd Outcome," "Deep (iallenge America's blacks being held at th e Sanford Civic Center. Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. G.L. Sims of New Mount Calvary Baptist Church will read th e Democracy" and "Change SLflC 1963. Black Awareness Week, part of Seminole County's ob. Speaker. s'heduled for the 7:30 pm. Saturday program in- scripture and offer the invocation. Grace Bower wil: give a salute The final program Thursday night will feature Horace secvance of America's Bicentennial, Is designed to acquaint dude Tom Wilson, executive director of th e Sanford housing to senior citizens, preside nt of Seminole Economic Employment Developmt ._n_._____ - ---.-. Authority; the Rev. A.A. Fielcls, the oldlesst 111 i'Lilg ille~11LOL-i ut Ult: Tile Tuesday program, also starting at 7:30 p.m., wdl feature n, will speak on "A Fluid Front Since 1960,11 and Corpor Through six programs, prominent Seminole County blacks National Association for the Advancement .( Colored People in skits by pre-schoolers from Head Start, Marthie's Kindergarten, s'I1evolut'xi 196.3 to 1976." will trace the dangers, failures, promises, faith , love, laughter Florida; Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore; Stanley T. Mueller, Rescue Day Care Center, the Hay Diddle d Care and hope of the last 200 years. Others will offer hopes for the next director of special projects for the county school system; and Center and the Rest Haven Kindergarten. Diddle Ch il afamou3musi' Music will be provided by Lonnie sia 200 years. County Becentenn(al Committee Chalrm'in Jack Homer, reUr1no to ,;:' eP " uiifl name '' many The Wednesday program, In memory of deceased presidents, who played with Black Awareness Week, which is sponsored locaUv bv the Sunday's program, -&t for I-,m p.m.. Inclu&S f'Yr. George H. .wrvicemen and civil rights leaders, will feature Sieve Wright, a and the Seminole Cmilii uftY Ca 9C I ,- , dircctcd b Bla ck Program Committee of the Se minole County Bicen tennial Starke of Sanf ord and Dr. J.C. Ringling. Seminole Community Coll ege English teacher. His ta u will Burt Perinchief. Soloists are Evelyn Cmmittee, has been obseirved since 1926 in the week which irvMonday night at 7:36 p.m., the spukers will include Prof. cover 1940 to the present, touching on topics, "The Black Man in Strickland. __ - __ nosegay Sa nford, Ft rak1, ____ baby's breath, __ ceremeny performed by Rev. Peter Fleming of Lakeland at Hope ______ _________ - On Week ___________________ _ dI:'C 0 -- :i 1=_ _ '.17 - -r_:__:,~~~ I The couple wil' make their home in Pens.acoN, where the ,J-) felim E. A. Armi.qead of Sanford and Forre. 0~.; REG 1 69 11 . 00off _~_-O_L - ,oik-tit flic irus of 28 voters under the d1rect4mi of ELrI E. Hizatt, rtgWm at Semhwlc High School and wInIsitt- of music at St. Paul Baptist church will auig dnrtg the aaday and Wednesday program, ..._-e .- . I I : _Nzi . - I wo 7 .A: / 10 ! -__._.."__--;-_ _i__..____- __1_ __-._;- - --1 - -.7g__, --. _-,- ______ :4. 0, 'lw , 1,1,a% _% .r '% I .' _i_~M -- am 1p~_ -rm I . .-____ - :7-- I The Man Blcentensiaj Chorus of 31 voices Hoe of ge 1*1 r. go wider of Ms Mu the iirect1 o pals from The T0_1k-__1_-_ 0. C. Younaer:; of .c.inford, will Diamond Store . a Genuine opal fashion rmg, i4l karal gold. $35 t) Genuine opal pendant, 14 karat qwd, $29 95 I ~*i~~ft : Dr. Csmrge IL Starke, the __ f- I Thursday ZALES Ille D1,111londStort. - women exercise their tradition al right to propose to men in this \ - __ r McCRORY I it f I 1 _________ ( • yh?2trait 4f ,*' . W ,Nll al 0~ i zz-_! -_ . 17-1 Resolves Not To Interrupt In 1976 Dl RF preciots" tixik 1Ti eyes!' and carried her B) AR1(,A1I VAN W-i!=TNI__ - Z. - J Nfi, :1"it -- - , I zr= Dear Abb showonNewYcarsEve.Abby, just seeing you on that show changed m life You an- /S41 -j'j th -- DEAR ABBY. It started out to a Uue holiday season until I saw you on the Dinah Shore it. ii-MIX" s people . - . --.--- - - - --'-' . I i A ! . you were Tf or ttt b. tdar;t _____ had in years! with many name bands and now makes his home in night missing. Meanwhile, our children hezttlmelhopehe picks upa sta nd there wondering why Doberman to show his wife" L= 2 __ __ - '--- ,' L ii nome s,e.2 WHY NOT GIVE GOD A CHANCE? COME ive wonmn - withont . 114 - o TO . t ______ 11)" THE Of COfnplgsAt$95 ChanceCrusade HEAR * Babies - ChiIdri - atuIls person Singly C8 per PerSonGvou ps' i Dr. James Ponder yes 8* 10 5 i wellits , U,• Wuth No One to pressure you to buy. * Limit -ine Speciai pe C . servico, He will explain flow God can make beksg 'fiiuh at the dolls Arn t FEB 27,28,29 ,, qW 7~11 7 30 P. M. Nursery Provided ____ • r ,1,tu Cflu OK I 1060-M BOTH _. : FU Ic sx, pu - - 'II .V SANF _______ Michael Roger A hodges I .11 Iffmi I __ I ~ Itesideg living longer anti in r ,V,,, 10,1 of co 01 Od black X y Atm EvERIDAN ., WP I" ' . ' - L SO FREE PARKING iny STORES SYLVANIA 0 b.v "°tolls ? M o' bio( 0d • Jud P 0 fl *_~_ ..J '- Reginald an s.rauuOCft Shitley Jane. flarold D. Barnett & Rosa E. _.__ FIN ESSE -- - Thomas Eleam & E z nfl Barbara A Nield & Charles - Edmund. " 01 A - ______ • 1f ~. f// 44 I1 ' ff I I ' .-. - - ,_- ---' - 1 "c r I; i . - t . - L - - . I-, -,-~ __. -----. __.. - __z -_ )z ii _14 09 I I Mr A' * 1,-' - -1 --. ._L u_-:--ril:!;- I, - "--- i.()fl/ w4,A:I\1,I I ft'. - ________ -0;.1 ' ____ M IP11 ~ . 1111 N_ -_______ k "-' £ c.- - r'X - LZ: . I I - '1. N. CAR LITTER I LIMIT • 4- .',...,.. ' TRAVEL! r -- I . BASKET FOR -ç - r " - • LUNTE ,, ;_is Ii'-•? 'n" I. ANGE SLICES 11 1 .7 9 -? . .- MEN'S SLING SANDALS ______________ ( t-R,: , `~ .'Wv-. wmmmnwmw~~~ `W- "' _ - __Li~ - ,~~ ' _1 71 ~!~-!2 , I hrt-z - REG 4 -_z' GREAT .. . . - v"111" I -- 0- , ** , . .' • . elena iU insein (: Nl~ I r'sa - - - SYRINGE Strong & Glossy NaO Enamel 2.00 - - -. .Fg~!: - r ,,'L iri-W-b-IM • . BROVY. ---__ - i!,;i._V __ . % Moisture Response .:- _%-,., - Du1i ..!y - •', ''' L 4 I ,' __________ I value) with your Helena Skin Dew R 7 q/ - FOLDING ('4 ! =;V,Z-'. - ' REG _'__ June E. Miles & r SURF RIDER WLK!N SON . & -,-,1:__7i-____ ~iry. 2~_ _- 1. IDI £há! Dl A 're 218-220 E FIRST ST PH 322 3524 - ' WITH GRAB ROPE shine your lips blush your cheeks I _e_ _ i L , fr N -I- Ct.~~4-;= ,:T STAINLESS Choose any four -. ___ - IJ RUBBERIZED CANVAS or s ..-P . nearly twice as much as that pur(tIase(i bs a single person p , TODAY AND Ill - INREARWHILE ,, ° ° &odocOl r", .47 - Pf%- SO DRY __ I color-pots (a 5 00 Benjamin hi MeMahan & ~ M ,; 09 - - -_ COLOR M -.-i; shadow your eves' Joan Marie Richardwn & Franc isOjt -I,U I F, Central Baptist Church D I *B1NG A FRI 7OOQRAp'qFi I Ma rriag e Mar) Jane Carpenter & tarion (, N c0101 POlIffills-in living color. * Curia . Disso utions / 13S-20 P- _-1J ________________ 4 1 4 _. e who '.' ufluappy . rortia'zt of your Ch1d . ' n W41ch'sm Smile-7hank Y0141 L how you' re doing And tutu children of different 'ic luck' backgrounds. DEAR ABBY: l Mink lhsve gersconantl)gopus 1.. 0 . - r4t. A,., rnup were five times more content in their jobs than th e Wornen who inarry are also unmarried workers. often more affluent If they have If all that isn't enough mara&areer,andif the) don'tllhlke riigc mas keep a man out of it on their own their husbands jail. According to sociologist often do A Unisersits nf Jessie Bernard males Michigan stud) found that mar main single are more apt to get r in ge practicall% triples involved in criminal activities. suggestion may Inspire pteople the perfe, --t way to shul.off the in pubi,ic piacei and gush - ] orwom GAF , %t4~_:L_ _-I I I according to government statistics, L ivingCo/or DEAR C,: Making a r'jijpj ra& " resolution Is one thing DEAR ABBY: We are the keeping II, another So far, I'se rcnt. of ttO adOed 0"t kept 11. but It't cot casy. Write children, and we'd like to say a -, - i 8 e - !)EtR .~ ________________________________________ their blood lines and ancestry i'\\ __ - - - ,i - -- -_ . .I I And accor~ing to a University ried women's Wespans are of Michipan study, marrie ,ll longer tlwn unwed wollien's, people in the 45-and-over age ( pianist Thursday night . I\ \ - I . CREAM ' \ cJ 1 o matter stho does the ask married wnmeii often also have in' inarria 'e is sfl! a 'oin' better protection for thc future Iwoposition, mntrary to some sm- s the Institute of Life opinion IALSI sear come two Insurance Die aserage size of million marriages 'ouk place an ordinars i most corn though many of these were re iunnl purchased) life in marriages -about three in ten surance p-olic% bought in 1974 by Srhether it's them in March 2,3 Sanford, will be guest never gueas correctly. - making a New lommunil) Colle ge and community youth leader, Please print this, Abby. It are so all-fired Important to rna make those who behase Year's resolution that )OU disrespectful these loud strangers who carry thiawayrealize that we parents weren't going to interrupt An acquaintance used to on as though the children are don't appreciate such com• zmybody' bring me gossip 1 didn't care to deaf Such scenes have already pliments, and It only makes our When I heard you say that I hear, so when she'd tell me made the little one pdini!11l) children feel like freaks realized 'hat had been In) something, I would ask, 'Are shy. OREGON MOTHER problem all my life I always )oufn'aylnglorher"(Orhjin, We adopted these children DEAR MOTHER Here's talked too much I nes er let or theni, as the case might be) be atse we wanted to share our ow letter I hope it helps anybody finish a sentence She admitted that she was lists with t.hem, not becautie o I am a salesman, Abby, and not. Then I would tell her that theft doll-like cuteness Everyone 'iii Problem. What's I'm a good one, but my boss they needed a lot o' prayern, Please tell p-ople that if thev Your%? For &personal repiv. write to u.sed to ire is. .sids. and uj- 'l the seioutd be pra)mg for want toush they should 'mt a o:u Enclosi stamped suggest that I listen instead of them every day, poodle to babble over. One mi-rn d5r*,*d .,svelope. please, Wk so much. I never took him A few instan ces of that, and lwri%isly. I don't know why it she didn't tring me airy more I . & didn't 141 loorim until I heard you go that -____ . at those eve n picked up our little Then they ask, "Where daughter off to did you get them? Are they "show his wife" in another P.-Cl I Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, of the stse We were horrified I Filipino or .Japanese" (They when we discover ed she was Steve Wright fmttuctor of English at Seminole Lonnie Sloppy, famous musician who has played ,- le 0 ,\,;- . li~ COLD L a married person was $21,350, Tuesday.Wodnosd0y ______ ' V ( TI P Ge' c I ' cø e Am PONDS .1~ A n _ --- I ~P 0C3 &0 & \) -v ~\ attend. `:L-.7 ~ 77-` -1--i Leap Year Or Not, .I. _ marned March 16 at 7:30 Marriage Is Popular ~_ . oldest mca1 doctor in Sino Cowif and a civic leader will give the i8NI5. Abby Ix- Men, Women Propose I __ ,:_ . -I . -4vp"T~~% -I afternoon solcist, is a special education Instructor in Seminole 0 Ile L py 19rWIZ -..__, ,t fu*fi ;_.__ i - 7 ___ -0-t-w _.t~ -f"-- Fa_e_ . - ,;) I . , VN -~.N - I III * a Donald Church, Sanford All friends Sanford and Charles WW[eburst. musician and classrom linstructar, will sing during the Tuesday program, between skits by groups of prexcbool younpters. 11, leader, - - A 1 _--f, . \,, ._. . . - J - 11civic a re will speak on I Kimberly Sue Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Erickson of 1605 W. 25th and relati-,,es are invited I~0 -.4ftlz - - We- I . L ;X_ ,,-Z~ . - .L II 4 , V , 1, k :, __ . I - - . , . - " 1. '- z I. i " 0 . ,1.10 * -21 -I ,* - _____ 0V • I . �Jt r -. - - - 4C—Even,ng Herald,_Sdnlord, Fl Suidey, Feb fl 197o ___________________ THE BORN LOSER 31 b A I7c. tt ______________________________________ 7'cr L1ALii' iwr OUTOFIT I (D 4T t2 WAP.6fT HE' European 2 Nights betoro emblem 3 6aRCNoth 23 Muscat note x.iV J Goddessof measures 4- ______________________ CAMPUS - .:.. i=- - :--' i4; .. PPE5 4. 9- r; I E -' -- - " IT - .Y1-.. .. ;.. __j — --',, _____ C\ _____ _____ hi' II /'1 i'T11'f I 'fi'lI T'llII i-.sT ' —— 47 48 49 50 - __ 'suit IrnI prohdbl% t dia ____ - ()1iningku _____________ STEREO fj - ç _______________Il Ll... _____ ____ - - _________________ AXFGRAI ________ .....> , You WE' JUST Grape ______ ( ___ ' Manage prudently if stamped. seiladdtessed your ___ ____ - --•- -n - 4- F t _________ ___ ____ ____ ____ ' _______________ ___ ___ ______________________________ s ' ______ ___ ________ - &..-.çj-) -,- u a g 2I9 MarChI,1976 ( g . '° 8 w8 i" 9 o _. L ___ : — OOO I - ____ - - - ç - .. QIF) ..: ; -. —. ,,. - O515 this yenr. MCfl those - -r -- r - fmnances • -._j 4 ';4--- 0 i w - . D P0 AT I B E R S S Grater I U' R fi e-o eioi c C' Grunion P'onday ?''?" PNow oUR PHONE ____ - - • • V ___ _______ ____ _____ ____________ ____ _______________________ -, - _________ ______________ IL >' _____ I __ ___ J-'aJ - .": for to produce. surP CaCli party understands ____ G RU I G N R -r I _______________ k1'.— - - - 3 89 U MR COAST A H A H 00 H A LU H I G L SI 008 GA N WHO I N U R G GRANIIE Y RRA0GRM0IWV EVLGN PAVANSISREII _____ _________________ - you'll chili them quickly tP'e Jacobys care of this this CO1TiOfl Signdl WhUO SOIl _____ 'YCUTOOK. PPi0TOGR.APftC E4H hid knew this play by Bob Montana ___ NEVER 1 t mtartnerr1seuptodubs _____ _____ - r1- - ------ r - ordt r to ask %our partntr (0 a t it east our ( - ________ GA'G 'PT° (!'NAA&FOFTPtAT WRITTEN , ) ( rewarding results. ____ _____j ____ .r qir rj5 2l)Try tothmnk today not only I-loose - 4'J t ., . ________________ I - GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If __________ _______ --- ________________ --: i: — Seek iw ways this year t) IIBHA(Sept 23-Oct Zl)A ncreaSt)oUrkno%sIedgeabou to - _______ i (OUld stn you a aluable ally Do9t pret • __________ _______________ ____ _____ - PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) : — nrnnd on .lumms queen of 9'i-:st J I z - — I HEAR JUGEAD oo FATAS1iC.IJEwI..Aa.CRy ________________ berP — I 4 strong In ou today A relative Don't trcat positive 1ntuttt,e insights lightly today my — may also beln'.ohed ouId be trying to alert you to IJ1GO(Aug 23-Sept22)The methIngtwIp1ul. ay you handleyourself today — 5253 today to acquire something The source may be a least ct1donc, ;"9 - t.. J1_._ tI ()'%% ti I) intl JtTh S Itt (lIP, scmcone you're fond of, follow Thlsshouldbearatherpleasant _______________ •h ,11ces e o your t iewi, I -. A A.1 .1 'at. rulledh.ppils Thtnhelooked UI.. Ol ua),prO'a1uwyOUuOfl.eOUt l' \' ' 1 11 ARCHIE - 4b t tnt ra t - I - f1!a-.ç. 45 ., ./ - — " 'Two ;-- 38 139 _______ i-- - J i NCIOENTALLY, 140W I S MUCH WILL tHE ' i IW) '' I - — BLONDIE rv. 1 36 —— J ______ — ___ 35 — 37 2 I J_ ______ fi LEO (July 2.3-Aug. 22) T1 —5j' ___ 4 i - 1 }1 t4 TH E NEttS) BEFORE 42 TLL TAKE ,L____. / i— "cac r— - ...2-,_ — ———— by Lorry Lewd III(.1 I -- —— 28 ___________ GFMINI(May2I-June2O)An 25AtaUtrnes 49Stor 24252627 with BIMO BURNS ( STMON h C, )OOh. "7L.E CO.EC-5 PJDL PEE'JTS PCFESSCR ETT C OUR PSVCCOM1UJfCATtOP -DEP4RTMNT -- .•-•• I-. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/b50a6d6059bfaee50640b6adb52e2e49.pdf c091e47b82d1a4f9365b9470acb77ea9 PDF Text Text MR, RP -- '4 ___________________________________________ _ ~~~ - - U: __ - . - _-- - _; _;,i~,,~; - _ C 0 f'1 'V'...• 1) p A/h- iTh,, fe r VIP - 1 .-J# ( #i#aa 11%00 a..t,..a. S Access rAI1AHASSEE (API - lf Secretary of State Bruce m'Ii i I) ci S L I tc. e r i ri I I I 0 LI 1 "We were detlicating a video to the press," East said. "There : access corporation were some even use comput?r providing e corporate records access to did says his will be available to a nyone who walks in off the street. - - .- I V_1~ ~ j j i I I I i I '' 1, r I . - ' ' ~'..'~~Wfl .. . i ' :1 4 __ Pri.sonow'c. 0 -, i, AA4...., 4 M ~_ __=- __ It - -__. I VA I I I - __ D too ath - 164 II i Im I j 1~% -. W -*.. A * .0'. P I I ... "I' . I - CLIP I .W I - -!-- -PINECRE.ST . I I - - ,a Aides said Askew was "very __ - I___- - - - Mi_ ___________ II . J - - - we feserve the fight to limit quantities. Not respollsIble for typo aphicai eff ,: -I I M '. ' . 4 - ;, -- . - . - - - - . :~O.~, against Freeman, noted that the court had res,earched the I.-, - all o eek. Judge flail spid it aopears IMt the S,_m~ --ne Law -_ . . ~a -Ax~ -~rp t-. 1 , I ~_ .V , __ . __:~,-s -~_Tr_ - Hattaway and Harry in my opinion, a number of argued that the charges against appeals," said Freeman. "Ims mentioned in the statute" Kwiatkowski. other interpretations . . . other their clients should be thrown whole thing has been a political members of boar& and comThe 12:20 p.m. ruling came on than %iolations of the Sunshine out because there was no missions -and that Freeman -~ -I" ,~.V, ;,F.;. --, ~. AVE I I''11R__S49 SAVE WN5400-7- - - WOODBURY . ~ JVIIF 'WOVA PHOTO UUIVJJ PAGE-MAGNETIC . 11p-' ~ , / ,~ 9 c 4 00 ii WITH THIS --Ir'""llf .Z .. 'Il 1 VE i A n 11 ... Aw . I "#' /-' 1 - - ~11 . . #_ 14ft Just .4 ,~ = .I .-, ., - _~ -M ,t 4W!:~~,-A ~ 1. -Y . 0 el (I T - , I % ,h ~40 01" -i I I- is - , !, II ' ., I I .I \ '-''' VN --ia . .. T LIMIT "I'm not what you forth on the deck, and the noises in the hold echoed depp.. - . • r. t- P R. - SAW I. 32oz. -,; , & I 1 LIMIT L. WITH THIS COUPON ) aw P. A ~Iml I • --- i •!• • WITH THIS COUPON -• • 4 _- -I -I By ED PRICKETr u1lthtr - located just off SR419 - __________________JIL?H1tiHi' - QMTIPS "" - COTTON SWABS ," ) BOLD DETERGENT _' .L - REGULAR SIZE, 20oz, QffiP-S' 408's I Inside Sunda y - Z~ % I KERI - -1 -I 6Voz ''We're especially proud of .~,~ . nAsw_A?~pIewonrlar I 11i \i - çC. - RE6 • : LIMIT I i I - - vensn".11 ~elald "I -IL-,- !" I 1.95 JuCo Tourney To Start - contains all types natural and -made facilities that children may amuse themselves with. ('Ifl enjoy the wonders of JuCo XVI Isn't Greek, not to Florida's junior college basketballfanswhowillseeSeminoleCotnmunityCollege p'ay in the first round of next week's state tournament in Deland Sec Sunday's sports section of The FbenIng Herald 8 - -, I X I ) I .: X -f -PFPSAF)ENT - - f I.- -. I - .4 ' --w . . " 69 S 0 .. , 4 is THIS . C 0 U~LV . \., % - (JOXL " U 9 5iJ aa I lOoz 1AA) - 1.1* -- TH THIS COUP01i ,_, , , J = -. I 48 lB HOlO5t'%))C 110-5011I L .............. 8-A Obituaries 4-fl -.. - 14-A S-A -~.~ THIS COUPON !P11I V. ps 11MI ~ j, -WITH ="_ ---.----- Sports 1B ...... ..2-13 Television S-A %%omcn I HI U , lliursday s high 73, today 's low Becoming fair today through Saturda . All highs mostly upp,er 70s. 1,aws tonight In $as. Winds nor therly today 10 to 15 m.p.h. becoining north-ntS .turday. lietalh, mad tides on Page I-A. y LIMIT I ,I, , Dr.[Aamb.. ....... _4-B ....... ..3-A , -, LI-'AlT 4 .4-A '% I A 19 -.--:" ' 11110C - :. . < 'A11 nUUkMA 5" Reg TtI P PA ( - -Al ivil"Tw 9 -,;z-;- -- I Bridge Calendar Cnfrs Crossword Etiltorial flnrAtib -- -ta - ':- r~ _ -,. 11 g~z -11 \ 4 He finally fel] asleep, but was awakened the next morning } ng -1. -I ~i ~ In addition, Barbeque pits have been installed for families to enjoy weekday and weekerd ookouts i . -reI --- -- -__ =MN -01- __ , oastGu4.rd helicopter that dropped a basket and line ....v carried him back to Key West as the freighter drifted on toward Cuba. , 0 V_ - - __ A____ ~~~~~~:_. The tug crew plAnned to try to take the "Biddie Ford" Into again today ifseassubsidedenoughto secure a line. Halla wants to be there. We ha ve to take her whereshe belongs he said " MN _Y17 ~ z~~ - - -~ T---- - ; ;' ' .. t1i - 1. , Yr~ ~ :- __ -- - ==- - -- =-__.--:m~::=;t_~ ~________________ __ _-~-~__-__-_ ~; __ I -_ . C_7_W_9_M*__'1__-.." 1_.~-:--7_7=1 ----. - -11 _~.----. ~,____,~ -. - __- "I , 4_~ -~_ ,. -A*, -~ _~ -_--_ ._,~ ,,:~- .1.1u -;2VT; --7~ -_'j, ~ ~_-_7 - ._ -, _;--_z>_-yr_,. ~=_ --_, -7-~ .F_ ----,___ -- - ~_ _.!,_~__ EZL~__ - :-_ -_ '_ r7vi-:14" i-. - Hera ld Correspondent _Xdtl 1. - , . ,,111~ . ,% 0 Yt -- -- i " Z~,%%~ lj~ - sleep. .-k-14 1, I ' - I I Derby Lead 111 M I- w .. .. _ RPM-I . .I - ~ _~_~= ~,~~ __ 1 a a . ~ IA M. j, 1111III . __ I r I I ; ' . I. . ElginMyers,Sanfcrd JumpedintotheleadinSnjord's First Annual Shad Derby Tuesday as he weighed in it four pound eight otince entry to displace Clint Spillan by onc ounce. His lead lasted only two days however, being knocked out by a nxvister of five pounds ei4ht ounces IaI by hick also a Sanford resident. Five year old Jimmy Caudoin Jr., Sanford, weighed in two lisl Thursday exactly the same weight three pounds 13 ounces - both caught within an hour This puts Juniny out in front the weekly prize of a iorrplee . .::: I, .0", .I- , *0I.. . .. . . . - .'- -t - T_ , - - i~-~-I , ~1, - -74 .--;,; Y % C7 -I -0 ,0~ ---9I -, 7-_,+ V I_._RTTT7~ ~- - 1 1, =' - _~_ iq_n ~ oq~.de ; ,~ __!7~7 ,:~ %, i;X]K.4 - - ~ --I ~_I= rk ~ , H % AW- . , -t't - 1 ?li w~v& v ' - - --,, for ,! : _~~\_5 . , - _. __ . - E mt_--_--_ -_.______JT~__~_T~y _______ ~:~ __~ ~ - T-___ STORE OPENS ~ _-ft - - Bank of Sanford; City Conimissioner Gordon Meyer; Jack Horner, executive manager of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Jim McClelland, Marie Bullock and Jim Bullock, owner and manager of the new business or Down own 1 t agreement ,41 . .4 , ,. , -?~ -.,I _~ - -- : '.- j -,'f- - ~~.~ .. li !%', ,ki ~_, ~--, 7 w .- i 5;1_1 1'1~ __ , -. "". - 1', -- I' ~.~~, ~^ 1_,=W, - -I -. 7-r - 6- ;L -A - -~_ _- I I __1. 0 ,~~ -j~ - ._:"u.; Citv H a - ll is the great outdoors. And the H JATF (ASSEt Ill' RRY were unanimous coUntt will supp Bubincss District, it would manager of the Chamber, said rrJ lifeguards when I hear them with Herald Staf I Chairman Howard Writer encourage I a k e f r o n t he would favor the present site taIking about the mt of the during the season to oversee Hodges' rc,onunendation that development to come into If mt0na set up by City city's being able to build on that swimmers and would-be The Bankers Conunittee of the city hall be kept In the realization." sviLginiers. Manager Warren E. Knowles Mte for less as I ieel they are present location with ha Gilbert F4rnonds executive could he rn. renrv1ng ciif going t run into sricthi N eiwenuer 'Hid future the Gttati &üifotd (iiaiiibi 1i parcs will hac themes of Commerce voted Thursday probability that It would be vle president of First Federal ficlent parking and ha%tng down the line that is goin1 to other'than the great outdo-ors. to rc"vimend to the full board ni-cessary toacquire additional of Seminole, agreed, saying, everything under one roof. f tht Ctuuintx'r that the boarti property. 'My board feels very strongly Nriswender is especially Edmonds said he has GarnettWhit .saidltwasr,t come out in support of keeping Hodges, president of Atlantic the city hall should be at the reservations on the proposed 14- Just the idea of the money, as he proud of Lake Mills because it reprtsents "a lot ,)I hard work" the city hall at the present Bank of Sanford, said he had present site with the con- acre land fill on French Avenue would rather have th-_ city half polled members of his board tingency additional land would and Seminole Bouleard site in the Downtown area even if It by county officials in hopes of location The committee plans to send Individually and all fasored be necessary. J don't think because of problems with sub- cost phasing county residents money to build Perhaps Neiswender stun- a representative to the next keeping the city hall in the Florida State (Flagship Bank surface muck which required Mayor Lee Moore said he fe!t Sanford -- owner of the ad- sinking piling whc.n First Input from the architect arm nied up his feelings best con. meeting of the Sanford City present location. Hodges said, "I feel very jacent peoperty) would be Federal built its new buildirg engineer for ti~,e prz)ject, wl~ n cerning Suday's Fun Day with Commission expressing this strorgly if the proposed city imreasonable." view. on First Street. this statement: I Membe Jrck Horner. executive -7o we, it's a big deal." fie added, "I have reser- be con.s,idered, in -t. _ k--- U r e unnort F ,i.'% , I~." : I - d a half to six pounds. The five and a half has already been entered but this mark couid easily fall; huge shad canbeseenfeedlngiiitheshaflowsjustatdark, Most ght during the mI of the day with catches this week running about 12 per boatI the big roe shad nuni. ring one third of the total landed and Supplies at 3108 S. Sanford Ave. a', Airport Boulevard. Helping celebrate the occasion I from left 1 Fred Davis, Flagship - Bankers - fined up waiting to reload boats in the evening hours. Pr I .__ -- !;--.&III -.0A _ rr- I I I, 1V._ 111;4 .1,,,, i , ,~_ J_ _:~~_ i lil, ,, . .i~, :`Aux k- j~r4 ., , .: ~ , , ~ 1" ,- : AP-7! .:N~ h "!!; - -- ,-_, _?-,, 7- af --k,~-' ',,".~; _1~ - . .1,--I- r. J E h7fzi , i 7 .. - f!:~' %: ig,1~___1.6- ~;F~. .~!jL-1 '. ..I .1 ". V -X ~tA,l~ii-Li,ln-77it.~-~*tf-%l'n -Al' * -~~_- ;; - , W--A .t_g~~ .~$ _ tlk_,:. ,~~u R F~~-'r of R M-1 09. ~~ ; ~ I.W ;_11*_~I~f,ir' all weigh-tn stations from Lake Monroe to Puzzle Lake The dedicated shad fishermen could be observed outfitted in rahicoats and hats to protect against the light drizz,'e, all with one purpose in mind, hooking a big one to enter in the contest. The Derby, sponsored by the Eve ning Herald and the Greater Sanford Chamber Commerce, u drawing visitors from all pary of the nation. Fishing camps report all available boats and motors rented on weekrnrL% arvi tac Me stores in the area are experiencing a run on shad rigs used in trolling for the hard fighting fish. Public boat ramps in the Sanford area are full to .- - ,uvo;,~_. , - J-i:_, Many good catches have been reported this week at " Seminole County's natural environment. ly Around ne Clock . - ,.. , ! 011111111. grounds and nature trails where adults and kiddies alike Wi=WITH _________ 7_7 LWIT - I is surrounded by a moat and WCI Black Awareness Week, part of Seminole County's observance of America's Bleentea", kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center. Ile week LIMIT' - ~(WITH THIS COUPON Ir ANTIPERSPIRANT Li 3n. BEG. 2.55 - WIN -) (W POTATO (HIPS • 9 1I I I host S G ~_ iiis SECRET ROLL=ON -, ah.~i ton 0 , -4 - - 1, Schick Grabs I - "It's a good deal for the -ininole County. See SerninoleMagazine, page 4 and 5- ac AV S al-11% wE i UTMIAL I KERI LOTION ,,I.__.. ' 1LkIiRINC1F _JT! _ .i-I I If h AV E j~j,t,A "'MAVIV,0141k - . 1 j. . . ;__,1\ ~ -__ _ . I ~ -- ._ Neiswender, without a doubt, is proud of the facility. The park curtains a special -Children 's Play Island' THIS COUPON ~ - S TMIN t 322=2611 .~~ 1-1;:1 041 - . two Pioneer survival skills - blacksmithing, tnI at a ree"nt , _r .FIr.7 - om"_* ~_ I ceri'inonles and unselling of ' stheduled for 0 clock cows, dippft'ig candies, roasting meat over an open fire tamburce thown off by area Boy Scouts . Q-00, . ______ "I - , _V citizens. We've been working for three years to get the park open so the people can enjoy it," he said. d Jamboree ~ t LIMIT! A . . - ". ~_-.,V-;~-- emergency rations _ ~L,4&1 t-1 _ ~_--Ga;7-#&_~M -ff-_ --_ I =~ V -~_.__ ceremonies -'- For u.me - -RE~r, - I - __,_~ County officials have dubbed p'aques are I - WITH THIS COUPLIN homemaker who plans her shoppin g ~~ DbbedLkMill Park Mills ark and tle Public Is 'j. the counts s first park to facility the first in a parks urged to ittend 2 pin growoutofl969voterappro%al program financed In part by festivities, which will inc'udc / of a Sl.&inillion bond Issue the bond is3ue. free soft drinks and other I epen5 Sendny -4-. C".h.-WhUcta. I,"*eINfids Park, according to goodlei. County Commi.ssion Chair- County Development Director Families or individuals are man Michael Hattaway will be Roger Neiswender, was built urged to pack lunches and come with a $150,ODO grant from the out earlier in the day if they at the 50-acre state. wit. ____________________________________________ - RE G. 3,35 no .P-"-7- -, -, In Chuluoto On Sunday facilit) a _. -- , DETERGENT ( - dedic at ion 8oz. fri in' \_J/'' to secure a tow line, nft On A lifeboat Lake Mills Park Opens : I . . . BATH 01! . J1411 t, ays , WN ~ . 09 .,.."# ficient newspaper way. She starts by listing her si, opping needs then pre-shopping 0 ads in r - % - - V , - ~ ! ALPHA I . S after -' 111~-_ - I'll PIPSAIIII "fun . - ~_ ~ - _- ,, COUN1 ._7 1VOR"RYN LIQUID FULLY LINED R!G - - ow - I -. I- . .. -saiffiff AMWA 1.45 us-r - _ Z ~ SAA M[WITH THIS COUPON III-1f .1 N UL,M _ FRUIT OF THE LOOM ~4 -)_it--J=;i - LATEX GLOVES i . 5 i f~A--R SAV E." - -- Key West-Cuba Vessel Between wheel and no rudder." "'Ilip seas got so heavy and the winds increased," Ile made his way to the mess, but there was no e he said. "We got the line on, and then it broke." food or water."I read r.0 the menus 11sW In a guide rudderless, unprovisloned ghost ship Stil4 adrift in Ford' broke loose from its moorings here and &s rains pounded the deck and the sky grew for stewards," he said "Roast beef, prime rib, the Caribbean drifted out to sea Hahn and four other crew uarker, the tug circled the freighter unable to get three vegetables. I read it avidly about Charles Halla, 47, a New Orleans tugboat members of the tug "Wallo," whiLh had been lialla off. lhe currert slow!y carried the ship crewman, was rescued Thursday being towing the freighter from orftlk, Va, to toward Cuba He checked the for stundet! aboard a doomed World War H cargo ship Brownsville. Tex., chased it through 10-foot seas for Hidla had a small flashlight with, him ani took a Thefe were none. in heavy seas four how3 took aroimd Water poured into the ship through open par"The doors were open and banging free," hesaid. The tug finally caught up with the freighter "ne doors r. ere just about shot," he said."It wns tholes, but the officers' mess was ab=t dry, he A lifeboat brnk loose and it was sliding back and between Key West and Cuba Hal'3 jumped aboard a co mplete mess The ship war stripped 'fl''re was said Halla turned off his flashlight but couldn't R wo - [77~A ANTISEPTIC - __________ I __________ KEY WEST (AP) of - -i I PACKETS - - I* L~~ L 1% - )UIAKT L .- . XI MICRIN .• , it ' . - kl-O&MM F $ The Best Buys? Cargo would call a suorstitious person, but it was kind of like a cavern." e-er e, a or says o s w y ea a a sor a gan Tu . ay w en It - -' _1 - FROM ARGENTINA 4ozXANS . * . I . - - -. ( 0 . - -1 .. .1-1 . cases from rewman Rescued After Tw0 EXTRA STRENGTH __ 1 2oz. inow I I ot. _WX - - #;!----~_ ~- __- . - -j -__-_-_.____ -_~._~ IMPORTED SARDINES cou SAVE a--- U I II y Liberated From 'tII , - *i~4_ _1 I - tI UP A ______________ ~ They e 'k I Al I - I :1 - 0 / ----- 0 - t' ,4 ,114! - M- 7 I Ail 1~ s* H THIS CO ___________________ __ .&- -v__ *ir A_.~___,~~_ __~A a _____ DO I ~., I-,. 14f .. _:1 I I j 110 A j! 11 N ~.. - , % ,-top j~ 'I 11~~: ! -,,.qX ' ''.-'caJ,4c. * .%'. I z,'t -- SAVE 11.,. A..&a,.P N;~~ - R ~ 4 . , .- L . -~_.! . - __ Or Attorney Mason refused to prosecution's theory that touldn't attrwute uitinezits at timunent on inc possibility of rreeman could be under the -I -iw violation charge have had "no recourse but to any time to the defendants filing chil suits in cornection law as an "aider'Ir abettor" but - ,. each against Hattaway and order a direct verdict of speclfic.4l1) concerning the w'th the harassment ',{ " defense attorney Mason said V. W , . Kwiatkowski Thursday in acquittal." r alleged Sunstine Law "As I understand Judge Freman is exempt from the . il 11 -'ruling there was no venue In Prosecutor Clunles Gordon, vioLations and that ' the Binfords flail's Ruling," Freeman said, statute because he's obUgated (k1) Down 1p Seminole for the charge who inherited the an co.ld testify only to general 'they can't refile charges now to abide by the Bar's canons of Hagship United Slate Bank %'Ice President Wayne Albert alleging a meeting in Orange assistant state attorney who conversations" that included against me and I'm not ethics and that he can't satisfy celebratethebank 11thhlrthdaytodaybysamplInggemeofthe County has now left the prosecution talk of "county business' prohibited from discussing cake served for the occasion. jiferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) "I re-read the entire files last field, asked the court to extend lContinued On Page 2-A ; ne defense contention was legal matters and advising my i -' --- ~ .. _-1.1 A-t-= , 4. .- ~ Assistant State Atty. Charles - @L-& BLADES - -- I SAVE m R 'T Evu3L WITH THIS COUPON - furm I ( 1 Thedefensesaldthe Binfords of conduct." - WITH THIS COUPON _____________________________ •'c,s' It', I Attorney Thrn2s G Freeman statehadbeenpresentedbefore !Lll al.o t.i• uUt one a trial pjry l. felt he would MeC. ' CELEBRATES R IT 2 I - , SWORD ,, ~JnN:1~__a~~_ f ic"- ? V~~ ff;~ _. - - ~ Ii \ ,N I -. -"--,- !~; ~~ ,i~F_ ,< Z: X~, r_t-,1~' _. N-74 V - iai 0- _/ ~ ______________ - WILKIN _ w,.~~ k ,. 4 R__ !PAVE I SON A -A# I .~ I __ - __ I 4 F, _~~F-!_.-,, -= --~_-.L71-1 ~Z- -----_ 4- I 1. .. _ ~__ ____ -_ -=_/' Are They , 6.5 OZ. TALC I BOUQUET /REG. 95C W WITH THIS COU - IV I. A. t k , 11 I r,- - U.S. BANK - EACH - ,,,,I.,,?, r LIMIT I AERMI ii 43C 11 - *1- , ~w " CASHMERE floov f-N% " " 88 ,, _11 Il' ! SAVE / I COVER E 0 COUPON 11MM ULTRA BRITE C% __j _--_.11. -4 Judge flail said if the and Ws wife, Betty Binford, to : - A ..4 I 10 1 P 0.00, I '00 M = 3oz. Regular Size ramifications, with Gov, the Florida Clearinghouse for tnAskew aprisoners Criminal Justice, of steps being n epilepsy organization calling for bri.. epileptics wxl other prisoners. i . ' , I Thursday dismissing s4nikir t-*-V a, ______________ m i !!! - 061 ___ _ __ - X t, 9V ____ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAR. Ist WHILE QUANTITIES LAST I MIT 5 -=Ma7 ____r_=__~___=, V ,. for authorities. Guards entered Watnwright has not respond Wflson's cell and discovered he ed in writing, but prison olfi ___ I . W -------- i about -- =z ' MON .-SAT, rough __ dismissed all remaining lie notm that the Sunshine no state notice of appeal in the distrissal of the charges misdemeanor Sunshine Law cases were based by State cases. against Freeman. He has 30 violation and conspiracy Attorney Abbott Herring's .~,,wn and Gerald Rutberg dnyc in widch to file an appeal, charges avaln-1 County of I ice on circumstantial and Newman Brock Attorney! _j_A:rt .. I io a ions night." Judge Hall said this the speedy trial time in the that there wasn't sufficient fact clients, the Roard of County afternoon, "and I don't think cases, but J. Cheney Mason, in testimony by the state w4t- Commissioners." the statements (testimony) attorney for Freeman, ob- nesses; to support the charges. Judge liall, In dismissing the Seminole County Court Judge establishes the violations of the jected, arguing the motion was State Atty. Abbott He"ing three Sunshine I.aw violation "~ . --- V,ilson, 22, as ..uuied y A.l'e sougnt action through stretcher to the orison's mcdi Lt Gnu Jim Williams, who cal clinI where a technician called on Offender lic!habiliw. administered a drug prescribed lion Secretary Lotiic Wain over th e telephone by a doctor A right for a full report The prisoner walked back to his Williams asked Wainwright cell, and $30 a in told k tho the inmate in the next cell that e situation an report he was not feeling well and steps being taken to prevent a was going to sleep. reoccurrence." He asked to 6-Twenty-six hours later advised of plan. being made to after three meals and several the other prison- trair, prison guards to recognize head counts- - 1____ 1 - .. - . . -- _________ ___ leptic seizure in his cell at __ imm =~" __ - - IS ______ By BOB t,WYD Herald Staff Writer 1--,'7 - -- , ME ___ - - _~4_ , 1 I A - - uns ine aw .,. . -,O _,.Op~ - - - .- # issioners Are C Ieared - ~ - ~$$,S CENTER om C I ' rt , -.W 14 V L_ - ~Ayt - .- • 1.I I I M! VALUAVILL ---- . ~. . I I 'T ~ , __ .1IF_Z_T_1 THESE ' IF, Charges All "' ." ~% I B e it ft 5 - . Judge Dismisses '" t, , -~ I - . , I ", -- , ... ;%.-, , - - i:1'.1-1-, - 1;-. .0 ii~ r.c:-.,-~:*,~!i s I~ 1 k jJ,t -M - 4 I*- 44.1~~ ____ _. .11 ~ .. -.,..". . -7, I;._ "_--_ -11" - ' ' - '9 LJ ' ft ' ' ' I I ; 11 -1.-,", . 4,, -:; '-... i. . . - I 1 - - I 4 ", r461,11 10 Cents . !I I ' I ~F 32771-Price Sanford, Florida 27, 1976 - I I I i! I .- cessor. One of her first moves was to hire Charles East as deputy secretary of state. a position he holds under Smathers. - III! ~, 11 1 11 not to run again, " "" February -- Gov. Reubin Askew gave one of the least surprising answers in - No. 162--Friday, - Turlington. told get its money 's - Year, Thrlthton Inter- them. -- worth out Friedman East, meanwhile, said the public will of th e late,t application of computer technology by the secretary 4~~1. - - __ __ your elcorne lington as he' waited outside the grand-jury room. "You can give him that 'I am not a crook' spiel again," she merely shows someone how to use the computer -as she ndoubtedly will -no search, no fee. c __,t tell them think I know what to tell can goupand "Ii will be used eight hours a day wheth er the public's using It Fl orida poli ti cal history to a group of co llege studen ts last week. One student asked about ,tsçew's plans when his term as or ,t," he said. contending that the public records law mandated free access to As Education Commissioner Ralph Terllngton was on his way governor expires. Askew said. th e reco r ds, S.nat.ers fired We[nert. "I intend to testify to a grand jury last week, Howard Friedman, th e Smathers said he proposed the computer terminal to assure The Florida Constitution limits governors to two terms. Askew veteran Ed'ication Department press officer, met him in front of free public access to such records. That scheme was approved the l.eon County Courthouse. is in his second. Stone computer ized corporate records several years ago, in. stalling the computer terminal about two years ago. He even held classes to teach reporte how to use the system "It was a good press relatiorL Sinathers' press aide who held the same position when Stone was -_ 68th CI W. "Don't you fair _ &1AVwiII T In other words, if a Division of Corporations employe uses the rupted. ' 1ilii1iliii '" 4.iI I "You the search-lee law. equipment ____ -The TV cameraq are up on the third floor," Friedman said. violate not d cI r Monday when Atty, Gen. Robert Shevin said in an opinion thal. Smathers' days the press didn't provide computer to state it As far beMnd as records sound familiar, that's because it is. were in corporations, I just decided we could make better use of It Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Flu., did substantially the same thing someplace else." -It's when ;~Wa ,,;icii 0_4mc iU titaiieci it witn consoeranie uuynoo Ln 1974, East said Smathers' computer terminal will be installed within what happened to it? weeks, possibly using the very same East One of the aides who is helping &nathers plan his system three removed in 4. (Ii&nantied th e old one, that's what. Smathers turned to a computer system after former CorpoTo be to Smathers, however, there is an Important dference: Stone's computer terminal was kept In his press office ration s Direct or James Welnert accu.,c-d him of voIatIng an 01). and was basically for the convenience of reporters. Smathers scure law requiring 12 fees to search the off ice's records, plan to I I f , __ II -- . •1. r _______________ .1 I • Thursday, Feb. 26, 1976 TL4- ..t t ." -.-I I .., . ai& a w I . - __ SE-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -~__ 'Z......;j .: . . .~ ;.. ___ _ -1 - - - - I- - - at'ons - .._ I . I— -- - t _.,A,_,rl%-_AA~~74--t-=~7 1 - A ~t4 C, - 'S tL: 7r5kMaZWFA IaZ y1Y I V_0~t A _i~lh,i ,,t;-LV;PU~!~-; .- - I - - - - ~, zi counts more 1. I - 1. - Z_ - ,_ -,- ___________ r, ______ _____ .l - - _- _____ - - - - ___ of I io~---~-~--~--;E&;A-E!!%!?~ , =&F,-!!lliE I!I- - - ~. I I IF i 6. - - _7~ �- ' — . - ft . . I -1 . . I . . - II .- 1 _. - .. . _ 4 .. -:- -4 * .- I - " . - - - __. -. -- -1 - -- ,_ -.._-__-. ____________________ 0 2A—Evening Herald, Sanferci, Fl. Friday, Feb. 21, 97 Presidential Primary Here March 9 .' .1 - 1. .1•• _:. t - _________ MATICVU ru i'i i u - .. . :; _1 1% I!!! ..___________ __ .::- —- A ______ . a P Postal Service May Cut - i Casselberry Police Chief L * ? .. ~_ I- -, :-. . WASHINGTON (AP) — The Postal Service says it is censiderin cutting mail delivery to three days a week. : J. T. Ellington, a senior assistant postmaster general, :. .............. said in an interview Thursday that three-day-per-week . delive.1, is "one of Uji- options" the firtaneWly troubled 1" agency is consid er ing in its campaign to cut costs. Al though mor e drastic cutbacks iue been discussed, Ellington said, "Our most Immediate option is red uction by one day in delivery service." Postal offi cials had sa id previously they are considering eliminating delivery on Saturday or one other day of th e week. -. -, _:_i , ______ ______ ______ _____ ____ 1 robe of _________ __________ _______ . ________ 1111111 ., -, .. -, postal facili ties subcommittee, has ordered the panel's staff to draw up a bill tigh ten ing legal restrictions on such survei1lanrc knnw as a mail cover. Such a involves oung Information on the outside of an enveope without opening it. Mall covers now can be und er taken by th e Postal Service on mitten request of a law enforcement agency. Th is procedure also allows opening of second, third and fourth class rnil. .. Old Murder Case Revived MONTGOMERY (AP) Willie Edwards Jr., picked up by a bunch of Ku Klux Klan&nen in a case of mistaken identity, sobbed as he pleaded for his life. it We Klansmen only la ughed as th ey forced th e 25-year-old black man to jump to his dea th in the Ala bama River. That's the scary now being told a bout what hapoened 19 years ago, in the days of forced integration of Mantgomery Montgomery County Judge Sam Taylor ordered case to a grand jury Thursday aft er a r.inary hearing, durin g which a stale investigator testified that one of th ree men charged in the case told him he was present w hen the victim was f orced to leap "crying, sobbing" off a bridge into the river. - 'Survivable' Satellites Planned WASHINGTON (AP) The United Stat es plans to test secret new devices f or safeguarding U.S. sa tellites against poslble Soviet efforts to disable them thspa ce Dr. Malcolm Currie, the Pentagon's research ch ief, men tioned on Th ursday that test of "survivable satellites" are expected Currie gave no details, but other sources sa id two i pound experimental communication satellit es will be laun ched by the Air Force from Cape Canaveral. power generators and devices designed to keep space vehicles in pr oper pnsifion, sources said. These devices, it L-I believed, would be less vulnerable to being put out of action, — - - - - - ____________________________________________ TllI !W fl hinn TiIllIpd r*ident. - ___..•, 1 _ " -- . I -- Countv r. • JTTIC10IS Cleared ( Continued From Page 1A) ethics requirements on con. fidentlal communications with his clients the Board of County' Commissioners under the Sunshine La w. Judge Ha ll dismissed one of the three Sunshine Law violation counts against Hattaway and Kwiatkowski beca use the information filed by Herring's office alleges a nIt'*tl1Ig was held at the CNA Bui lding in Orlando on Dec. 31, 1974 to determine the nomination, election and appointment of Freema n as County Attorney. he court fllkd that it has no jurisdiction to hear charges on something alleged to have occur red in Orange Coun ty. Cordon argu ed that Sunshine violations are prosecutable in the county where the defendants are o ff icials, not the county "where they went to h,,• I .V-I,.a. ""'I r4a ..IA U there's been no prosecution evidence of any cancellations of options. TriStar airliners at $35 intl!lc,a coach, C120 hercules milltar) cargo planes at around $10 million each and other Lockheed planes are still in demand, the survey' shows. Where contract negotiations are de layed or stalled , government spokesmen say fLrtancial reasons unrelated to the scan- - ' Professors IC) 0 t Honest Is N The E Path Block I • $ 5 WASHINGTON (AP) — American and Soviet official!, are working on an a greement to reduce the microwave emissions ftt hdve caused a health scare at the U.S. embassy in Moscow, according to informed sources. The Soviets contend they are bearning microwaves at the embassy to Jam U.S. intelligence equipment on roof, so ur ces acknowledge. U.S. of ficials will not say if t here are intelligencega thering de vices in the embassy. However, they do not 1"•' .... m-minta that fohors nre rilatri^ #11% eavesdrop on Moscow telephones and radio. While the microwave negotiations remain secret, It is known that the State Department hopes details can be completed wi thin the next two or three week't. 4J rA it verify some 3,500 petition cards submitted by union members In a decision hailed ky Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin as a uncoustitutional delegathin of legislative power. _____________________________ Power Transfer Planned LISBON, Portugal (AP) The military officers who have tried to rule Portugal since they overthrew the Salazar-Caetano dlctatorsftp nearly two years ago have agreed to begin handing over most of their power to the civilians after elections April — . President Francisco cia Costa (kines, represen ti ng the military's Revolutionary Council, signed a formal pact Th ursday wi th the five mai or rxilitical nartles Thw agreement calls for a civilian goverrunent drawn from an elected parli ament and a song presidency with an elected president. Public Workers Walk Out MONTREAL (AP) — Public service workers— including b teacherh and hD*W employes—staged a hallday walkout Thursday In Quebec Province, A spokesman for the Confederation of National Trade Unions esiltnatal 100I 000 of the 180 I0011-ff mber common front cfpublcsector empIoiparticpatcdinthqrutcst which l.a the latest round of a contract dispute with Quebec government. numb-. of heroin a tham*gne wake on the drug. The Drug Enforcennt ftukni1nlstxat¼i plans to deaths and twice the number of hital overdoses of barbmtura:e.s. fbe Forest City Flementary School Spring Art FesUval, Media Center. Through March 5. TUFDAY, TUESDAY,MARCh 2 WASHINGMN (AP) — New make a new requeg for limits Only two deaths were attrib- propoxyphene products were now being used as a second stri io pro restrictions may be slapped on en propoxyphen because of uted to the drug In the state In by estimated nationally at 409 drug by heroin addict!. DElI in 1973 and under considthe nation's most popular pre- evidence it is addictive. 1 99, he said, but that figure from July through December DElI so 71 most berinuot rpnnrt nlo a.rarod for. till In IWA artA Ar I"at scrioUon Duin kfller becut= of jul-11, he said, compared to 389 cy's presentation — an update renev its plea for remflctions . Rotary Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (closed) TOPS Chapter 79, over Bapt is t Church, Crysta l La ke and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Sanford Popular Pain Killer May Face New Restrictions overdose deaths came in North Carolina, wt*rethe chief mcdl. cal examiner's office said there has been an "alarming In. — overdm Puppet Show sponsored by South Side Elementary Ov:dose 1)arvon deaths from and nther ttle agenry#s contention that the drug can C8U5( "tradltiojial dert'rrr' 11 n:trt'i'v 4 __ e of BURDETTE BURCH F 0 fTl 1I y DISChARGES Awarded Million Sanford: James If. Benton Jessie Ft. Brewer Mary Bro*rm Benjamin M. Collins Olive Downey za1 Re co itstiiiie 3rol.1 -w eth ice for 3r(,ii nelf' $1 Ethel Jackson Ruby A. Langston Amanda Montgomery Geneva, Ala., and had lived in Sanford for the past six years, moving here from Orlando. He was a veteran of wwn ha ving served with the U. S. Atmy and at the time of his death was MIAMItAPi — AVerolicach milkman and his seven children have been awarded $1 million in id d a wife and one child in a car-truck Otto Stout's wife, Kay, and their oldest son, Virgil, lfi, were killed when their vehicle and a truck owned by Commercial of Thurulay at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held al 7 Monday at Gramkow Funera? Home chapel with Rev, Lynn I)t ((~" i" — Harnage oHicattnq Burial Q' Cemetery GrrIn 0 rrirqe noirth and 60s south. Orlando as a dispatct'er. Survivors include four to fotio%& in brothers, George Burch Panama City: two sisters. Mrs. Julia L. Skipper, of Niceville znd Mrs. Nonette Sims, Panama City; 28 nieces and nephews. Gramkow Funeral Home is in clvirge of local arrangc'ine1its. 1 - direction S-rns Funeral Home, Bonifay Cnt'trry under Funeral H me n ,,rc. of local ,r ran r"t ,x Saturday. p m Sundav at While Water White Water 7mpleto have your ears pierced at our Saturday's Da -tona Beach tides: high 6:52 a. m.,',: 10 p.m., Medox Far Piercing Clinic low 12:11 a.m.. 12:50 p.m. Port Canaveral; high 6:30 a.m., 6:47 p.m., low 12: 17 a.m., 12:40 p.m. FLETCHER. ~unorfai SCf vICe% for Ho*I pJu,i,u,y uiiu 4u11.d%uy pueiuti your ears with no anesthesia. Non-allergenic 24.kt. gold over surgicI grade staliless steel earrings Included. Minors must have pareni9l consent. "C!Cftcr, 0. Cf Lakc mwroc. *ho diet, Wednesday will be held at 330 m. Saturday. at Drisson Funeral Home with Mr Ralph Brewer of(ic(ailia Burial o 'syivan .0 -, mostly upper 70s. Loss tonight in SOs. Wi'ids northerly today 10 to IS m.p.h. becoming northeast associated with City Cab Co. of Bonifay. Burial % Saturday. Afternoon highs EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy and ann. High in the upper 70s and low 8OS. Lows mostly in the SOs •'l" Altamonte Springs Homemakers Extension Club worksho p on quilting and dressi ng of Bice ntennial dolls, First Federal Savings and Loan, SR 436, Altamonte Springs, 10 n.m. 40 I,, low 57. Becoming fair today th rough BURCH. BURDETTE— Funeral services for Rurdctte Burch, SI. Way, Sanford, tio died Thursday, will be held at 2 Sanfnrd nnn Vir 0 11"rio-h Forest City Eleinenlary School PTA, 7:30 p.m. Program on physical education; art festival, ALLEN, MRS. ISABELLE (BELLE)— p-i.,neral services for rs Isabelle (Belle) M Allen, Lake Monroe, who died . Burdette Burch, 57, ol IMB Rose Way, Sanford, died early Th ursday. He was a native of ""flifflri"ryl Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, bag lunch and bingo, Sanford Civic Center, =1111111-- I- ( •Sl f' D..,..I.l VI$. UIM .1113. IWILUIU U1iIIt WEATHER ['anamna City, Burdine Burch, Black, Ala., Verlin Burch, -. S 309 E. 1st St. Ph. 32-G77l Open 9a.m.. p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. 8 Sun. OPEN TON $GHT—iO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area O4fice in Oviedo 3S.6237 Seminole Memorial Hospital. lived in Lake Monroe for th e allow that out-of-court set Born in Argyle,,Nlich. slu! came past 30 )'ears. Ile was a tlement, %vhi(:h he said would to Sanford 65 years ago from mem be r of time Ch urch of Christ create problems for the family Michigan. She is survived by in Paola and was a mchinist in settling the estate of the "ife three daughters, Miss hllldred with the Deltona Constru ction and child. Friedman directed the jury to F. Allen, Lake Monroe, Mrs. Co. lie is survived by his wife, render th e settlement as a verMar gar et Mann, Miami and Mrs Mabel E Heath Warwick Mrs. tW?Cn Stout arid the children. -- -[Irisson Funeral Home is in Men, Chesapeake, Va., Easton W. and Eugene R. Allen, both of charge of arrangements. Lake Monroe; 11 grandchildren ______________________ and nine great-grandchildren. __________________________ Funeral Notices Granhow Funeral Home is in School l'fA, "Aladdin arKi lbs Wonderful Lamp" presented by Vagabond Marionettes, 8 p.m., school Mer SO nub meedng anti picnic, CentrA Florida Zoo, 10:30 a.m. Transcendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., Fbwshir Rank of SanThrd. - n'r----------------- availabile.... j flJ M o deaths ovcrd;, Mcflay says. from overdoses of the drug are Nationwide, overdose deaths projectl for the first six from peoçmxyphene have In- months of 1975 (Teased, but nat ua fast as in The 1JfA's renewed petition North Carolina, says Ernie for restrlcUon. on prooxy. Cara1llo, lead of th !)EA's phcne prescriptions Is based on drug abollst wAffAng RetwOrk. I LONGWOOD 150 Sanlando Springs Dr. Ph. 831-4(84 - '' tively minor: P. six-monCh time ear, for the same in IWR• nf 1973 r'.iu'i rjt.-ded by limit on one prscription with There have also heen ren(4t11 RniM on rixLi kern :ICd1Ca1 the FDA — sliuuhl be ready in nemorethanfmvefi11ingsoft from several other states and examiners for the first three about two months, prescription. orseforeigncountryofIyu,'ease in deaths from propoxyphene SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A% Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA (closed) 0 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Overbrook Drive. (reensleeves' Magic," 3-act children's play oy Lyman high School Drama Club, 2 p.m., school auditorium. Free admission. MONDAY, MARCH 1 [)eltona Republican Club, 2:30 p.m., Luth eran Church of Fiovidence 1969 Providence Blvd., Deltena. State &1l3tOf' Walter Sims, 11% SANFORD Monroe, died Thursday at morning. Born in Bartow, he ,Nlilton Friedman dechned to SUNDAY FEBRUARY Florida Ceramic Show, 1.6 p.m., Sheraton Towers9 Orlando 0 a sharp Increase in fatal over. doses and concen about addic. ban. This spring, the Food and -- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Orlando. Thrc,ugh &iturday. , THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE __ Ballard, a boy, (Thuluota .,-~, I'" BLOCK- AREA DEATHS Square Florida Ceramic Show, 1-7 p.m., Sheraton Towers, I H&R high speed. The trucker, Bryan Hewitt, said he didn't see the stop sign because It s;as down, but admitted he had known it was supposed to be there. 110 WLET FLETCHER Th e $1 million award was MRS ISABELLE ALLEN worked out be tween the attorHowlett N1. Fletcher, G3, Lake neys before the case went to the Mrs. Isabelle (Belle) hol. Allen, 92, of P.O. Box 104, Lake Monroe, died Wednesday Jury. But Dade Circui t Judge II., lmigiil000d AA (closedl 8 p-in , Episcopal Church, 1 tax help. - jail ininates. FDA Concerned About Deaths, Addiction Conoodiaris advertis4diiR in American vwned magazines. Cfl Wednesday staff rwmba-s had - ________________________________________________________________________ MONTREAL (AP) The magazine Time Canada arn3uTi its curret Issue will be Its last afte 3 years of publishi.'ig. The move followed the final iksise of Commons aplloval Wednesday of bill .itxling tax deductions for — I i ncome Carriers of Auburndale Lollided Florida Chapialn Service banquet, 7 p.m., First Unit ed Me thod is t Church, Orlando. Testimony by former - urug Administration will tiikea uease" in such deaths. n.w kok at the safety of proDr. Arthur McBay of the cxpuxyphene, which is beiit known aminer's office says at least 45 under the bcarxl name I')arvon people died t'1 overdoses of FDA Dirvn and other propoxy. As the FDA inquiry Is started, phene r'odis in North Cara. aiwth federal agency will ilna in 175 three times the 'Time Canada Dies Fousteri r Catherine S. Gehr, Lake near Vero Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John (Deborah) Mary Stout's lawyers showed that Brooks a bo y', &unfrd _______ Mary E. Giles, Lake Monroe the truck ran an intersection at $ CALENDARI_...__ 1 Reason 5. If the IRS .should ll you in for an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative ... but we can answer all questions about ho'',' your taxes were prepared. spraying that [lark Barbara Stevens, Geneva William Rober ts Julia 0. Schultz, Lake Helen Sarah Smith Melinda Stripling, Lake John R. Spinelli Monroe Warren Sutton Gary Prevatt. Winter Springs Helen D. Bedson, DeLand Kathryn M. Barnett, Lake victory for consumers, the high court unanimously overturned a circuit court ruling th at th e act was unconstitutional. Leon County' C ircu it Judge Ben Will is had ruled last a r ianes U con- been upheld by the Florida Supreme Court. I plained •".' sumer protection law, the so-called "Little FTC,'Act, has case is on appeal to the inform other PERC members a temporary injunction to baR 'fl by the Court. William Cowart says ft's ens- again received a check for the election Tuesday and Florida Suprcme Court. of the charges. The Sunshine Law violation icr to get than to give to the $35.80 to pay for housekeeping Wednesday, impound the batSteve Slepin, attorney for the The faculty allegations included the CNA Soc ial Securi members ty Administration services, lots or force the Public Em- ch ar ged in the !edera suit th at 10 faculty members, said they Building meeting, which for eight m')nth.5 he's been "I called them again , and a ploy-c Relations Commission to Mack violated their con- would attempt to prove none ef defense attot neys sa id a trying to give back money with- live person answeve" Cowart hear charges of unf ai r labor stitutional right of assembly by the o ther comm issioners had New Year's Eve party hosted out success. said. "She puts me on hold for recording practices by union members. refusing to recognize them as a been contacted by Mack about by Freeman, plus a "Superbowl "I'm Just trying to be honest, minutes. Then a the issues raised. Sunday" gathering at the then the way I was raised," Cowart cuts in, saying The facul ty election gives labor organization. the office Is The group ha argued in it Lon home of Binford, said Thursday. "But where else closed and all the people have three options: repr esen tation The suit said Mack's action suits agai nst Mack he an al leged meeting on Oct. 14, can I go? What do I do? by t he United Faculty of Flori. pr evented th em from fil in Even gone home," g tinshould have been disqualifi ed IrI5 that prosecutors cci.-tend patience has an end." Four checks came, and he re- da, reprewtation by the Asso- fair labor practice charges, from bis poiftion because he is was to set up the abcrtion of a Cowart says his mother, turned each one. Then, he said, ciatlon of Am erican University wh!ch the collective bargaining a University of Florida Law county S517,M6 clay pit land Clara Professors-norida or no union law says can be filed only by L Cowart, 82. who lives the usual 0.80 check Schcol profe&W on leave of ab. purchase. alone, has been receiving $35.60 along with an additional check represen ta tion, labor organizatIons. sence, The suit filed Thursday acPERC should be required to The conspiracy counts a month for housekt.-eping serv- for $143.20. ,Nfao~k's service as PERC alleged conspiracies resul ting ices in addition to "They sent me a check for cused PERC Chairman Curtis hold a he ar ing on the group's chairman while he Is a state her regular in Fmrnan's appointment as Social Security payments. four of those I sent back," Cow- Mack of violating the rights of ujifair labor practice charges, employe on leave of absence is County Attorney and the the 10 anti-unIon professors and including an allegation that the a conflict But the family decided last art said, of Interest, the group abortion of the clay pit pur- J uly that it was in a posi tion sought $35,000 in damages from commission failed to pro perly said. to chase. Getting no satisfaction from pay for the Uccided to try other departoff from his Job as . bOflI) 1111)00 0 welder at ments of the government. He Bellinger Shi pyards to talk to said most Th BANGKOK, ailand (AP) of the response he got Cambodian foes of the Commu- a.m. Wednesday, it said a sec. Social Security of ficials and Was laughter. The Cambodian government nist regime. Refugees fleeing ond attack occurred at 2 p.m. sign a f or m requesting that the charged today that American Into Th ailand recently have re that day, and the jets flew north supplement be stopped. An assistant in the attorney Jets bombed Siem Reap, the ported cxtenslvc dissident ac- tuwdrd Thailand, Knowing how slow bureau- general's office laughed and re- provincial capital near the Ang- tivity in the Slem Reap area of A U.S. Enibussy "kesman tracy can work, Cowart said he ferred him to officials in th e kor rufrs, killing 15 persons and northwest Cambodia, including sairi there are no Fll3 in wasn't surprised when the treasury department. But he woundi Thai. ng more than 30. small-scale armed attacks . But land, and "no U.S. planes from $35.80 check arrived as usual in said they laughed too and sugThe U.S. Embassy in Bang- there have been no reports that anywhere were in volved in any August. But, he said, he called gested he just put the checks in kok said the charge was "ridic- the insurgents had any access stwh Incident.$$ the Social Security office and the bank. ulous and completely with out to aircraft. asked what to do with the The broadcast said the first "But I'm not going to," Cow- truth." Radio Phnom Penh said "an bomb weighed check. more than 1,100 .ard insisted. "They're going to There was specula tion that American Imperialist Fill" Jet pounds and left a crater In the As instructed, Cowart re- take these checks back If have the accusation was an attempt dropped _________________________________________________ turned the check. to go to court to utake them." to mask a large-scale attack by ('enter three bombs in the market place more than 21 feet of Siem Reap at 8:30 deep and 30 Feet across. L'.'nuItAnV, I ADMISSIONS Sanford: William Boatner William Changler Mary S. Funt Eileen J. Groover John Key Donna L. Terry Joseph Williamson Kathryn A. Donahue, DeBary Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Janice M. Ihmlln, Fern Park Charles M . Kanavel, Fern f'_..,.a major reas ons .-'Jl`~'~A ;__- & ,._ Z - 4. . .-0 -1 - chemicals will destroy be neficial insects as well as the black fly. "I think it (spraying) is going to be a public relations Job, but it's the only way it can be done," Zoti said. HOSPITAL NOTES Little FTC' Act Upheld went to federid court today in a and Florida Statc pro(essors request the election, the suit lust-ditch effort to halt next failed in a pr evious attempt to said. week's collective ba rgaining ha lt the bargaining election The suit charged that Mack electi on by 5,430 state univer- when Circuit Judge Kenneth violated the group's coll. Cooksey of Tallahassee ruled .stitutional equal protection and sity faculty membet's. So Cowart seid he Wok a dav Social Security people, Cowart (hiyS. plants, was discovered in Broward County earlier this month . '1 am relieved following talks with top officials of the USDA and members of the Flori da congressio na l delegation that we came to a mutual The state's has why you to us Jew Jq - . agreement that an im mediate control progr am was of the upmos t priority," Osborne said. He said that spread of th e black fly to the Florida citrus coun try could cost growers $100 million a year in lost yield and production. Mike Zoti, Citrus Mutual spokesman, said the eradication program wi ll involve the spraying of chemical in. secticides, Some growers have corn. - The county's five doctors, who staged a walkout over th e weekend, are willing to resume work at th e hospital "within an hour" afterc0uifltY commissioners accept their pla n on governing the facility, th e doctors' attorney says , The doctors resigned from the hospi ta l staff, charging th e commissioners with trying to Insert politics into operation of Wafhington County Hospital. - 17 fo Black fly, which eats the leaves of citrus and tropical TMA.AHASSEE (All) LPVUI5 U34IVIVU UVP should come ministrator Nis resigrioe-d. (mm.,n U }.PViI'.V VIIII.,VI UIIi UWJ%1115 U Henry Block . LAKELANI) (AP) l'hc U.S. Department of Agricwiure nas aippea into a contingency fund for $400,000 to launch a black fly eradication program in Broward County, citrus industry' officials say. Tom Osborne, executive seeitLsi'y of the Flurida Citrut Mutual, said Thursday the control and eradication program will begin wi th in two 1A1J.AhIAS.SEt.. (AP) — Transfers are being considered for some 1,700 employes of th e Parole and Lrnkilin II,,. C..----• u,,u,i,jui 4.da,.. 1 UI .)U(JIC1jI( .A,IIUL (JVVFturned a ruling that had blocked the transfers for eight 1TOflthS. no one was sure just how soon th e employes would be transferred to th e Department of Offender Rehabilitation. The high court Thursday, in a 7-0 opinion, overturned a ruling by Leon Cir cu it Judge Hugh Taylor that had barred the transfer approved by the 1975 legislature. . E U1JI Program Planned Semitic. Agency Transfers Considered - To Reduce Embassy Jamming Fly CIIIIJEY (AP) — Both sides In a dlspnte th at his 'losed WLthington County's oidy hospital say they hope th e matter can be r esolved now that th e hospi ta l ad- - U.S., Soviets Bargaining jury. Two of the men, Benjamin Guilford, 49, a fugiti ve from thC Bradenton area, and Elias Marlow Uaskew, 37, of Miami, were being held tinder heavy guard at an undisclosed location, but police refused to explain the extr'i security. - out IN BRIEF munity about 20 miles south of Tampa, today. lie tl~vn plwm a l un cheon spe ech in Tampa and an address to Tam pa civic and business leaders tonight. "There were th ose in the New Hampshire cam pai gn who suggeste d th at I had such a very narrow base that I would only be able to appeal to a limited number of people,"he told the ry "I think th is questi on was answered.. "I felt very good about th e way it came out in New Hampshire, ln(1 I th ink I'd feel '(cry good about it he re," sa id the 65-year-old Doctor Walkout May End File S it Elecfion TALLAHASSEE(AP)— Ten hfack. a a '.i u n i o n profess o r s The 10 University of Florida - . Reagan was scheduled to visit Sun City, a retir ement corn- Shevin's statement la te Th ursday was the latest ro und in a fetid between the two Cabinet officers over an education group's newsletter reference to th e attorney general, who Is Jewish, an a "non-Aryan." Sma th ers said the sta tement of publisher Robert I] Norris that he wrote the article cleared Asst. cecret.ary of 1~1- David MacNamara of t he "malicious innuendos" that he was the auth or, planning to buy more than a billion dolla rs worth of new tisubmarine pa trol planes, arid the Japanese Defense Agency Oie, who momentarily interrupted Reagan by shouting 'Reagan, let me talk" several times, was charged with ob .,l4 S(iIU. it delivered inaterials for an arUcIeShevin considered anti' The Japanese goveriment is .s, ,,,4,l,.j.. I IaIdI.J ULIIUIIL'U UIIIY shower. On a sumiy day about two weeks ago, Ford dr~w about 15.0M to th e c&n€ park Two young women were arr ested durin g Reagin's rally from th e area. She was later released on $25 bond. Th e oth er was c ha rged with carrying a concealed weapon after po lice said th ey found an ei gh t-inch lead pipe in her pocketbook during a routine search. She posted a $50 bond. ' — _. - ,,.n,. -''-" Granitt State's first-in-the-riation prinury. Florida campaign manager I E 'Tomrn)" Thomas, who once predicted that Reagan o'ild capture Florida 2-to-I, said after the that victory can be ours. "I came away greatly satisfied with what happened there," lie TALLAHASSEE (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevn 'ailed Inc an explaintion by' Secretary of State flrucc Smatlwrs of a publisher's statenice' that a Smathers' :iiik nwstic airline, which currently 16 TriStiirs. All said the scandal "has darkened the airline's "c"c Its use of the Lockheed Jetlincr5, and "In the future we will take this into consideration when purchasing aircraft." daIs are to blame. In Europe, the I)utch governrated the Lockheed Orion as ment Is still thinking of replacone of the 'best possible" ing its 13 outdated Lockheed choices. But a government Nept une antisubmarine planes spokesman said the governwith the company's P3 Orion ment wo uld .'xerclse "caution" which costs about $8 million, inrnaklngthefinaldeclslonbe. despite charges that Lockheed cause of the scandal. paid Queen Juliana's husband, Prince Bernhard, $1.1 million. This threat to Lockheed was a The prince denied getting any factor In Canadian 'R4sUv LI4iUUVII 3 (IWO UIMIL' of u money, and inc governiinister dames- iucnarason's has been hurt." ment is investigating the nIle- announcement last week u However, customers in Eu- gation. his government might cancel rope and the Middle East are Lockheed's biggest private its order tot $950 m illion worth still considering purchases customer in Japan has been All of Orions because of the cornfrom Lockheed, and t here is no Nippon Airways, the major do- pany's f inancial di fficul ties. - • to-(erm Republican governor, The mostly elder]} ral)y crod j'atherect unier nrcast skies i1Iected 49 P ce nt of the vote to Fords 51 per cen t in th e in a downtown St Petersburg park, as dampened b a brief St. Petersburg that the tight New Hampshire contest "indicates Article Feud Continues J %.. L I IA)NDON (AP) — The Lockheed payoff scan da l SCCThS WIlikely to hur t the aircraft cornpany's bis1nes.s In Europe or the Middle East but indications are that business will be se.riously affect ed In Japan, an Associated Press s urvey' shows, The loss of Japanese business could also cost Lockheed a $950 , million Canadian order. A spokesm an for Lockheed's Japanese sales agent, Marubeni Corp., said the outlook or business there is poor because national sentiment disapproves of dealings with companies that have resor t ed to bribery, Marubeni, the spokesman added, "is considering the possibility of breaking off its agent contract with Lockheed I allegation of the alleged act continuing in Semi nole County. The misdemeanor charges were filed by herring's offi ce in the form of direct informations I rnu,ih '-"-n' " .~- Rririnn Sntisfv The former California governor, on a three-day campaign rally that 55 per cent would be a landslide Less than 50 per cent 'htngthroughcentral Florida, told crowd lO,000Thursday in ouldb damaging, te said, and under 4o per cent dIsa5t,rous - anwhile, three menarrested earlier this week in the slaying of Det. Richard Cloud were indi cted for firstdegree murder Thursda y by a hlilisborough County grand Lockheed Company May after grand jury Indictments on WORLD - (At') gunned down at his home last fall. - AREA MAYOR we HULLA ________________ _ WAShING lUN Al' While Prcsudent Ford wants to expand the government's authority to open mail, Ul.51111....... T't'..ILt . TT&13V11, I1t.dLU.I.1M21L1IItVI were Sanford offi(ers today of investigating the theft of a citizens band radio and , - FLAG PRESENTED ..II011V. 4 - Mail Covers May Be Curbed D IW,I. r Presidential candidate Ronald Rugan says he'll be pleaseid if th e r es ults In Florida's March 9 pri mary are as close as in New Hampshire, here he ran a close second to President F od 1 Local, state and federal in vesd4ators say they're looking for a man accused of paylng$15,000tohavea fired vice-squaddetective IAMI'A ' - Postal service officials have said the sav4s from legislation is being drafted in Congress to limit use of a companion tool, th e surveillance of th e outside of an 'elcpe Fires 1 ---, connection with a Feb. 15 burgiaryattiieresidencvofJoe Casselberry area. By PAT LEPSNER A2$OCIaki1 *e nrlie Pol ce Seek Man Paid To Have Officer Killed (ie(eflt assault Officers said the case o1 ec an ,alle ged assault on a child Inctllicponcu TVStolen Bennett and sheriff's detective Kentia Rd., Casselberry. Sheriff's deputies today C.R. Brown arrested James Karcher said police have reported a $500 color television Wayne Frye, 18, of 607 Jupiter recovered eight firearms. Way, Casselberry, and two 17Karcher said the in- was taken In a burglary at the ______________ year-old juvenile boys Th ur vestigation is continuing in residence of Gary Borges, Fern v sday night. Bond for Frye was connection with other recent Park Apartments, Fern Park, :_._2 ;:. set at $20,000 at county Jail and burglaries in both the city and and to shotguns and a police scanner radio were reported the Juveniles were turned o';er county. ,1 stolen in a burglary at the to state Division of Youtli Mno Jafled Services officials, Sanford police jailed residence of Fred Stevens, 706 Karcher said the charges Lawrence Owen Johnson, 38, of Brentwood Ave., Altamonte CanelhCiTy Mayor Gerald ChrIstensen was presented an mmdc in the arrests are in 1510W. 15th St., Sanford, in lieu Springs. American Flag for his off ice in city hail Thursday by members of Veteran,; of For'l gu Wars Auxiliary Post 10050, of Casselberry (Irom left) ce RoberU, patriotic Instructor; Olga lJtde, fl Amerkanism chairman; Jean Tarbox, president; and Laura ()sepchook. The mayor is a mem ber of th e VFW Post (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) p y', p' y (","ri w 4 r Ill , + WI. j i ii I I I I I U I, - elimin ation of delivery on Saturday would be a bout $350 million per yea r and savings would be somewhat highe r if delive ry is dropped on a business day. - S •r,t,s! u,ui -- I. _______ ___________ Repo r. Flor'i'da Raur WniiId — - IN BRIEF * Police Beat and grand larceny of firearms _______ - - 11 ___________ ., Close • Ci IOfl * George Karcher said tv a an adult and to juvenile boys have been arrested for burglary I - _________________ I II — _. - - , , FLORIDA 11~ WLJ 11 I I I P%F ; ~L .4 ________ .' eU i F'I J7 — 'N BRIEF Three Arrested ._ - ..__________.______________- -----------. clinic hours: Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 28th & 29th, 12 to 5pm I Ake Ce;ntrr; r,ire - _____ __________________ A[IVE L IN( STATE.. ARRIVE --- h ' ; its'' . SA N FO RD ., ' ____- HIGHWAY 1742 AT AIRPORT BLV D. OPEN DAILY 9.9 SUNDAY NOON.p,M, A1(iMifitWI3 - '1',_.7 --.'e .!.' !-4' '-j.e �VMM 151i, RM fa F1 MOM, MI P111111 III - OW~ -Wil-WWRrm- _ -- - Evelling IferWild - Hil \ iiVS\l Are i ' The nation's number one drug problem — alcoholism — wi ll be th e main topic during a th ree ua seminar being presented at OrIando' Naval Training Center, March 1-3 The program, to be jomlly sponsored by the Navy, F'Iorkla Tech University ) and the i National Committee for the Prevention of .koho1ism and Dng Dependency, will feature , ('de 1 t15-322-,2ii II i,r &lI.!"l Friday, February 27, 1976- #iround i' A A riD. Ii XflI l'b!Nar speakers in tOi4l- Hi C \1 other iii iii \li I'h 52 dl h \tntl rith , -- 12 \iimths 512 41) The during the three The Is Not So Bright - - - - - - ---- ---- -- - - - Jaim - iOC thrown awr ywhen their popidation does not grow at the rate their planners assumed or, like some cities theybegin to lose popu:ation This could spell trouble in managing to pay for municipal ser ices and meeting long range debt obligations _______ This stands on til e premise that the cities Lre worth sating We tin th ey are, but th ey will not con linue to be if increasing numbers of Americans - avoid them as a place to live. AS it is, 153 million - AmericarLs now live in metropolit an ares and only 56.4 in small communities. The new census figtire's seem, to be telling us that disenchantment with the - urban life-style is setting in among the three out of - - 4' A mericans ficials responsible for city government have cause to worry that they re receiving a vote of noconfidence from that part of the populace that - -- Trouble Brewing The Oklahoma Ixegislature might have known it was hadi g for trouble when it passed a law saying girls can buy beer when they're 18 but boys have to wait until they're 21 Sure en male student at Oklahorna State Uni%ersity has managed to et the U.S. Supreme Court to consider his coin plaint that he's a victim cf ex discrimination. If tlit Supreme Court can findsoiiietlungtn the Co,isutution to settle this case, fine. but what intrigues us 6- the rationale advanced by the Oklalwma laumakers who opened this can of beer. It seems that more males than females in the 18-20 age group figure in dlcohol-related auto accidents Inste11d of con- '4n,,\ cluding that females are better drinkers, couldn't they hhve c4 r concluded just as well that females are better drivers' tha' would have attacked the old nale-chauvinist myth about woman drivers. of cottrse. but as it is the Oklahomans ma, be advancing a new form of female chauvinism at the corner tavern. BERRY'S WORLD - - coordinator, - of the JewLsh Commurity Councii-s Ctiltural Series. for passage of the bill will speak In favor of it wNle Mrmn missionary, a cadet cff1ccr In the Mer- --- Inc (A, Mr and Mr Wilson, Sen. John Vogt, wid Rep. Robert Ilattaway, Merry-go-round" column all who toted for the bill in last year's legislative Throi'gh his protacathe and controversial Lake Wles, Also invited to attend are members of the Seminole Couty !egislative delegation — Sen. Lori - ,- -'. - 4,, .1 1. 1) topped with seven roses matching the color o the dress —Jane Casselberry hat are the limits of go%ernmtnt ~ ~o ~ 4W , '• _e - KINU -Lv_ N DON OAKLEY Pa cka B AB!GAII, VAN BUREN ged Self-Rel Anyone who thinks that the pioneer spirit or ian ce The book has no ideology to sell or cause to Under the Constitution, sharp Un-dtations were placed upon the federal government. We the mail," it Is a refreshing antidote to the finished product, althouh thLq is usually the cvffenUy prevalent and gloomy notion that the case. But the feeling of accomplishment from put-upon American mnsumcr is entirely the building something yourself, the personal Is Social Security Constitutional' do-It-yourself yourself category Some examples: A 5-inch solid-state color te,evision set unfurtunatel , :-i_____ - law ._ - - 'I don*t havo sny atritudes Cf my ver~, own. The --- ---t' p DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL -. - 1. Mrs. J ackson C. Haniptm ornpIejIion ' Are we headed for socialism' I Like the emnomic danger perhapts more seriously than Sen. McCarthy does i tong ago railroads — under very country This would be neccsary, in the MoneLiry Affairs Oiirnum lkn Iociithl I) agent's opirdon, "to obviate the poWbihty of a N.Y., has privL-telv urged Ove IRS "to determine government jjtjU by sarJi warrant." whither Howard Hughes still xIst*" The danger of ei.poring the masqu erade Th e Ift.S is reluctant to compel a h.swdown woidd have lesmed, id6 - the merno, "witi, Itie with Hughes without "reasonable" ev!dence of Budget Priced Frigidaire Washe,r - receltes I 'I ' , L( I - /— I d - Now only ±: --— - - ----- - :--'----- 1 CONFIDETL4L TO THE GRADUATFS OF I HE CIA&S OF ITA, CENTRAL HIG11, SIOUX CITY, 1IOWA- "Our" class reunion will be held at the Hilton hotel, June 25th and only conditioner And remember Peanuts were originally grown in Brw.il and spread to other parts of the world through " ".- not upi-rstitious, but if you are, don't wear the oial - - - OME H Sally, Box 894, SC Iowa, for Ph APPLIANCE CENTER 22-3883 Sanford Curtains or blinds are nee- algowed to dry out The soil mix and I do essary if a fern bin front of a is critical It should bemade up - -'--- - -- - - - - --- - YOU CAN HELP MAKE SANFORD 1 'goober pea" a spread, dip, flavoring agent, An easy canape uses Other countries seemed to in milk Ehakes, puddings and eanut butter, 1-2tt ounce can MORE BEAUTIFUL - have realized the versatility of niany other ways It's ser- deviled ham and ' teaspoon z over 231,000 tons of peanut to this country by way of slates In Africa and the Near and Far Peanut butter is one of the end spread on crackers Celery think with that much con peanuts as a food for their port.ant part of cooking it Is man The United States makes a crisp appetizer. I'll bet you never thought of sumed, we would use peanut unfortunate passengers. The used in sauces, stews, breads, Department of Agriculture butter as more than just a slaves planted the ~ines as a and in main dishes. The Indians rates peanut btitter near the top using peanut butter in soup? I spread for a peanut butter and source of food, but others, in South erica mix peanut in six nutritional categories know I didn't' Here is an injeHy sandwich or occasionaBy realizing A s taste and value butter with honey or cocoa to energy, fat, teresting recipe 'or: protein, QUICX PEANUT BUTTER in baking cookies. begin to plant crops ior com- make a different and delicious phsopi.,)rus, iacin. and SOUP For some reason we don't mercial use. Today most o the sandwich. Latin Americans thiamine. And, as an added seem to experiment with peanut crop grown In this also have noticed the zest bonus it is economical You can use peanut butter in 'a cup finely chopped peanut butter as we do other country is from the peanut butter gives to ineat and onions foods It car, became a way of Southeastern states A common poultry esers course you serte from I tbsp. butter Peanut butter can be used s appetiiers to deserts. life for imaginative cooks. nine for the peanut is the 2 cup smooth peanut impressive S J ice mnent interference in the political process design, allocation of resources, and allocation of (RED RUFFLE-IN GAL. CONTAINERS) i-" p Oid Standard Recipes - , butter 1 10',2-ounce can crpam of chicken soup I 10 (an of cream of without any very ignificant $ --- We Americans consume well 16th century exp!orers. It came the peanut long before we did. satility Is virtually urillatited. celery salt blended togather a fatal step that has never — cool, moint and By NANCY BOOTH Iferald CorTespondent they have obWned a retirement program. lederalelettion tax which isa most dangerous most ominous bill celery soup DeLlare Howard Hu gt1anyroc - all Peanut Butter Is American Wo Of L ife programs and every year, when they file their federal income tax return, simply certify that theoredcal proposition in that it gives the spormrsWp. Sen. Hubert Humphrey — would, in Many people may be under the impression government itself control over the political effect, create a federal agency with such that the AIIA was already doing an effective job proem, and (yet) we have accepted govern- planning powers as to virtuall c-j ntrol product was benfi -:-- I' DEAR OTT: Yes, I have heard of issuperstitirn lam In sa ucepan, cook curry in butter a few minutes Stir in- J.L il soup, mayonn3ise, orange juice f ' • and filtered sun. Cool tempcirature:3 air conditioners take m By All FEN CLAIRE The Herald Sen Ices IRS Ma not enough rest for most pressure, job performance, an, Transcendental Meditation and celebrities began to nearly half the adults in this There are about 75 members technique, Tifley worked on the practice the technique. It first country have high blood of the Sanford IMS now," ob. adaiinistrative staff of Disney received serious scientific pressure TM provides deep sertesTitley, "and the number World as a purchaser. attention in 1970, when two rest regularly, a 20 minute is growing rapidly. Wi wo "Transcendental Meditation, researchers at the hlanard vacation twice a day" books on TM on the bestseller as taught b) MaharWil Mahesh Medical School reported that It S nce the Harvard study, lists, and many television and Yogi, is an effortless technique procitwes a staN- of rest deeper ny other researchers have radio progams being produced, ,lows than sleep, coupled with found that the TM program is people are finding anyone can lean tha t , out about it p rest to the body and that heightened aw&enss. The I more than just deep rest. A very fast." expands the conscious capacity refem to the DI state m one of of the mind. It Lq most em. restful alertness. "owlphaticall) not a religion or way In our soci e ty, we all . hit, it i loon like a tool tkit operate under a treiiienduu a pe rson uses in the context of amount f pressure," notes h's or her own life," comments Titley, "and we do not have an Titley. effective way to rounteract that turn brown Pnd crinicly in a ferns wilt and droop from sprnyings, showers (once a window. Four or five feet back of one part peat moss; to one s iort time. They don'[ always surnmer heat when nicst other week) and a bed of pebbles from a sunlit window would be part soil to allow for proper die, but the', do become house plan ts are thrivlrg in the filled with wale'- placed under best placement. drainage and air cLrculatlJn unhealthy looking. warmth and light. limitations on our right to earn money are an will stay with the gove.-nment Social Security unnecessary interference with individual program and pay the taxes ar whether they wil] freedom. I think we could tre3t SocW Socuirity undertake their own family retirement s cheese or white sauce most serve with cooked cauliflower. SUPREME Ili pounds -Aell-trimmed lamb cubes (about 1 inch) And touches of curry and chutney do make a difference tablespoons butter or margarine example, is a pleasing , with a lamb and zucchini dish CHICKE 'N SA LAD of cream of mushroom - ' '$ ken or turkey J rups cooked elbow macaroni I cup diagonally sliced I cup chopped green -'•--- - FRIDAY & SATURDAYr MARCH 5 & 6 z cup milk ONLY AVAILABLE AT sp. fall chutney lempoor. curry powder small zucchini, cut In 4-Inch slices (3 cups) Cooked rice Toasted sllvrred aim __i__ _ tsp pe pper Brown pork chops quickly on bot.h sides in small amount of fat. Pour off excess fat and return chops toskillet. Top each gren(sPuzoerch tny Cover. Cook over low heat I boa 15 inistutes. Add zucchini. Soup ba*e with curry, chutney livens chicken, lamb dishes stir combine rice and almonds, I lAblespnon butter or margarine sttve with stew. Makess about can (IV-a ounm) four and one-ha'( cops SAVORY O R ANGE SAUCE condensed cream of chicken soup occasionlly. Nleanwhile, Magnol ia Mall, Downtown rA butter. Stir in soup, orange more U Ou r I tsp. Worcesteri-filre sauce 1 tablespoon (hopped Cook 15 minutes - PAK soup - In k4 cup orange Julce tabl es poonepptd chultir) /7' browned stir in peanut butter and coo k for several minutes pork bum chops I med. onion cat In 4 slices cup peanut butter flail of a 101z ounce can rcndensed cream of chicken soup La cup orange juice I 3 CH Pork Chops. SOUTHERN PORK CHOPS - teaspoon curry powder I tablespoon butter of margarine I can (111PI ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup EA more. Blend in soups and milk and heat. Serves six. For a main dish try Southern - 1 cup I 10 ounces and when med in the dressing for chicken salad am. beard" the I9e he wa4 stwk with a million tax — ne 'ast known visitors to can on Hughes liability. We have cstablL that in some were Nevada's Gin Mike 0 Callaglian years, at least, hughes didn't sign Ms own tax Gaining Board Chairman Phil Hnniflin They returns also described him as tail, ft und grhybtarded There Is more to the Ilowqrd Ilughes story, - old standards such as chicken Serve on crisp salad greens. Wad or fresh vegetables such Makes about 9 cups. as cauliflower and zucchini. A savory orange sauce, for 11AMB'n'ZUCC111N1 departure from the basic 2 soups cans milk Cook onion in butter in saucepan until tender but rk)t A change of seasonings and and chutney In large bowl, the use of a prepared soup- combine soap mixture with sauce base make a difference in remaining Ingredients; chill. ea o y a ew trus servants" billion empire are Pianifest. TI)e o1-WtLniUes bassadc)r to Nicaragua, who described Ifughes —Despite his fatrilous weal0i, Hugh. .Iq havingdir taccc-ssto Ifughes,notes the niemo. for the siphoriing off of hundreds of m illions q as aloout six feet, three in6e:3 fall, very thin, tilaraged to get off tv,'Ulout payIng federal in. (he next step, it suggests, was to mown the dollars are also obvious" caine taies year after year. Sourcc5 with access weighing from 140.'o pounds, with graying haL Alarmed over tills possibility, HOUR wid wearing a neatly trimmed Van Dyke type - 'i healthy when purchased often ar t cry important, many out of the ai r while ferns lote last color and (Uckness and bewildered owners watch their high humtdity. Frquent A te - . .4 - When considering the right While an air conditioned conditions for ferns, rc-parriber room may swnd like a good ,there they live in nature the soluti on, never place any plant many times plants that were full, green been sufficiently appreciated. There are bills deliberately killed or abused The commission private lives of people I'm (also concerned) pe nd ing In congress that would take us into Aould be empowered to stop the thstribution of about the almost unaniinows cceptnce of the national onership of petroleuin eoiiipanies. The century harpsichords to the most modern filmmaking. Sadly, the facts are just Abby lU7Shasseenthereturnof the since the New Deal and it (socialism) hasn't of ovel aecing the welfare of animals used in widely known In the Dear ByJANETTARA 'Me substance ofsocial security is w efl within Out Sir Reaga, Mr. Goldwater and other3 are the range of constitutionality. 1"here are things basically right when tney urge us toward a releasing a film, to file an affidavit with a state defenders of the extension of power by the FB' private $35,000. —Musical Instruments, from replicas of 17th -i d that we've inherited by tradition —For boating e1husiasts, everything from commission affirming that no animal had been and this sort of intrusion in the persmal wd from a few thousnnds dollars to more than . FernHas R e turne i Many American Homes The American IIUMdne Association is happened in 40 years. I don't think we've we are now at a kind of Weshold at which dils to be mort advanced than anything yet championing a bill that hm been introduced in reached the danger point in the economic area. slow drift (toward socialism) is likely to escalate available on the commercial market the California legislature which would make it There is more danger of over-interference in very rapidly th th e area of transportation with A fully aerobatic, Ngh-speed, single-place crirre to kili or abuse an animal in the making of what might be called personalized, non Amtrak, we already have a degree of tiocialiLn RIrplane (which also has a jet-powered version). an entertainment mction picture. economics. Some of the people who worry sbout unknown to us before. We have sm the Or Volk!iwagen-powered airplanes or The bill would also require producers, before the socialism of economics have been the 17cat Congress decree the wage rates to be .naid by simple paddleboards to a 21 loot sloop — Not only household farriture but complete houses including asanetyof lop cabins rangmg any film in which it was found that this had froon the modest to the triagnifimt and in cost occurred. became _____________ meyer have comprehended the constitutional basisfor theSoctalSectwity program I belie ve captive of the big corpations satisfaction and educational experience, are not as a straight insurance program, saying "you' ve "The Catalog of Kits," byJeffrey Felnman, Is to be measured in terms of dollars paid for it," when a person has, and then beyond what its title says it is. But while it covers the that say, "yot: can go ahead a nd be Your Own And as the author points out, you can't al things — needlework and o th er crafts, complain a bout shoddy workmanship when you pe rson" 11iodel railroads, etc. — that have always been do it yourself. re we Ca ci socialism? nailable, it is also an impresss"e compendium In sshat other country is so much available to gyrocopters, sailplanes and balloons. Orlando I.M.S. Before bccom- ing a full-time teacher of the 1960s, when a number of artists people, and that may be why learning ability. was remiss In failing to mention now. signs of affection in public, but thinks It 's cute conversation with someone That undoubtedly gives lt, and h thank you for d oi ng so you should see these two! Have yoii ever heard of this llwY've been married for 23 without looking at them? comfort to women who for one DEAP ABBY: Last su t They relikeacoupleofdogsln years so there's no excuse for Am I being a prude' Pleare reasonoranotherbearchilifren while running my fingers superstition' What is your heat! Ile has his hands all over this. His filthy talk about their advise me. in their later years. But I think through the sand at the beach, I advice" her and even under tier blouse intimte should point out that thr found an opal ring. I took it to a tKLsh. But iii showing "how anyone can make more business than they could handle." anything by ordering do-it-yourself kits through Title,, and Its chief proponent, vacation once a year and a fl X I e t y , p r i S 0 fl C chairman of the Greater Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, first sleeping a few hours a night is rehabilitation, high blood Ni Their behavior is unreal, and I'm considering putting theln up in a motel on their next tisit I don't object to coiiples holding hands and showing my siter just giggles and you ever tried to carry on a bearing children.,, that I disagree with We've gotten kind of con voluntary system of family security and fused in the lat eight or 10 yers tweause we've Not sill the kits are less expensive than the tried to load some welfare programs into it the market ought to be given an option whether they they not be listed because they already "had - like Larry Bowa, the shortstop, and Joe Namath, to endorse I'M Other experiments have been conducted on This DEAR EBARRASSED: older a woman. the ol&, r her se at in front of our teenaged I'm for putting up the lovebirds eggsare, and as an egg ages, it approximately $100 I would children that he and his wife In a motel, Ir", kennel or some deteriorates, increasing the like to we ar it, but here's the Lathc ;gUu other uppropnatc place And chances of having a defective situation I can't ask my children to don't make up any excuse. Tell child aF with mongolism. pend the whole time in their them %hy. I have hecrd that bad luck is Perhaps many pleople are not r(r1L when this moron intl tot DEAR ABBY A a tidy aware of t his rather unhappy associated with the opal, and ister visits us. reader of ) only people whose birthstone is -our colwiin, I have fact of life, MY husband is a softy. tie noticed that you often say, the opal should wear it. My HUMANITARIA says we should look the othtr Mothir \nture decides at DEAR HUMANITARIAN: birthstone is not the opal, and I lt the dinner table, yet!) and way when they're here. what age a woman shcould stop You Make an Important point. I don't reed any bad luck right DEAR ABBY: My sister and hCt hUSb!ln(I caine to our 'ow" three times a year on busine is and always expect to be put up in our home too far be onil the way it is(traditionall defined scene ought to !kirn through the pages of a book sampUng of more than 50,(W kits sold by published late last year. thousands of companies. Some firms asked that Friday, Feb. 27, 1776--SA brags o electronic organa At come 200pages, the catalog offers only a Eveoing Herald, Sanford, Fl. embarrssing to repeat. lie ____ used to know them as the Doctrine of has to be within the broader consideration of Enumerated Powers. The federal governinent what self-government is all about. Our would have certain designated powers and all Declaration of Independence Is the only powers not delegated by the Constitution, nor document of any nat.ion that has an), reference to proWbited by it, are reserved to the states or to the pursuit of happiness The word happiness,as the People. Limitation is explicit in the powers it was used then, had a rather specific social and that have been delegated by the ConstRution. We public significance. John Adams defined it as a (also) have inherited a ryeat tradition of per. 'willingness on the part of the people to take sonal responsibility, sell-reliance We hate upon themseives civic responsibility ... to take inher ited the concept t t goverment ought not upcammonproblems"M society changes, the to hold our hiiridorUeow shoe bcesor wash our reach of goternnie,t in e.sLiblishing conditions fait. tinliappily, I think we have slipped away in which people can pursue happiness has to be from that tradition In recent ears with the redefined. The simple qestion of the operation proliferat,ion of new governmental ngen es of the Food and Drug AdminLstrat1on is an undertaking to look alter our consumer affairs, ple. The kinds of chemicals, the kinds of the s&fety of our factories, the %itamins that we drugs, that we deal with now are quite different cat, a thousand and one concerns that agencies than the rather simp!e_ remedies of 1789,'Mis is a of the federal government have made their own. more tl y 11o,111 is that o,,,,I, I, recent years, raPI T:vini hays exceeded the wise limits wiety which calls for some of Its power, b th n of gone OMFN * What are the limits of government? The range within which we make a judgment s to whether the government has ' techniq ue will be Chronic Lovebl rds oh Washington. ) C :L, 1 of Tccas discovered that TM practitioners have (aster reaction time a finding that har, led many professional athletes physlilogist sektngtheptesidtnt ,ir,don Itnneth (inter r \, a pastel pink formal length gown, fashioned on an A line V ntkl1iit Best man wws Eddie cCree. Hotter girl was TonjiJotank H un t. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's sister. The couple plan a wedding trip to the Ifoly Land. They will make their home in ljike Wales The bride 1.5 tiiip!ut€d a an assistant teacher at Ea to nville Day ter and the bridegroom is manager of Ilampton's Sanitat.ion Service. public f igures debate and ins%% er questions on current issui.' ij 1Jnlverztb A l Sanford on 200 West First Street at 730 p. m. Speaking on th widely re- . -f Gloria A. Wright served as matron of honor. She wore ervative coluinnit anies.1 Kilpr* A. This is ad.-ipt(-.i from the National Town eeting which is held each week ill Ific I '' - T(Am's topic "The Liniils of Government,— is aguin a 2, at the Flagship Bank of heandilt t1r4pwn, 111 Northside Dr it 0 who — -- sleeves. The yoke and sleeves were trimmed in blue and - '7' , - in silver. Ifer headpiece was of aqua blue and silver net, - - CZE C - brde wore a formal length aqua blue knit with long . 'Limits arriage The Sanford Chapu.r of the terna tion Mediation is sponsoring an introductory lecture on the Transcendenthl Meditation program on March / '-=- Given in marriage by her brother George Duncan, the PROICON - ec ure c eau ea - in session and Rep. Vince Fechtel, who voted against columns, the syndication has built up over 965 daily ______ E lder Harold Jones, and Robin H Higgins played the iarinet The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus of the Circuit Court Arthur Beckwith Jr., will ou' against its pssagc Moderator for the program will be B D. Simp- Pearson's stiff in 1947, taking over the UPI. syndicated Washington Learn To Relax ' -inford. The double ring ceremony was performed by Hughes, since abno::t no oi-,e outside the of ritillions of doliars in estate taxes. nose demanded proof that Hughes was really aliv,~. At the time Ifughe3 left Las Vegas, he had 11e two men riled affidavits 8WIt the 's inner circle has men him in years. re-Wi.siWe for the hoax woul a also be subject to seen no one ouWde his tight personal circle for and a Treasury handwriting expert mecting authen"The double no doubt has been whooled in prosmidon. nKce than a (secade. During the next 6evfrj;I Uer d Huy Hughes' speech, mannerisms and cc. hes signature on the stock For Utem, too, the stakes woWd be high. As months. a man purporting to be rju met r ' The was mentally aler t '* pat rn - _ -' _______ Miss Johnnie Mae Bryant beuini the bride of Jttkson Ceaphus lliunptonFeb.14, in a lawn wedding Clerk Shanghai edition duing WWII. He joined Drew in 1969 when Pearson died. T speak chant arines and served oil Stars and Stripes noted that in .. ' Vow.. "if M • WASIIINGiON — Howard It. Hughes, if*. any outsiders who knew the real Hughes." personally with IRSagents to prove he is alive, a tmk ce in London in March phantom billionaire, has been out of public sight 1973. No outsiders This scenario has not been dismissed in case could be made to declare him legally dead hate' visited him since that date so far as for no long th,-it the Internal Revenue Service Washington 3s complete fantasy. Other Our associate Bob Owens has spent several have been able to leani. IRS) may mote to declare him legally dead gosernment investigators also suspect that the weeks, meanwuIe, tr acing Hughes' movements — Hughes has been able to Several federal agents, who have followed eccen tr ic billionaire may be dead, al ci from though th ey during the past six years Here are the key country to count ry without a taJJd Wrt. lie Ilughe3' movements, believe he IS dead. As far lack conclusive proof that he is either dead or findings: back as Feb. 18, 1972, one agent declared in a alive. reportedly lost his Passport during the 1972 Sheriff Ralph Lamb investigated Hughes, earthquake in Managua. Ills aides tried to obtain eculative memo Spokesmen for the $2 billion Hughes financial sudden disappearance from Las Vegas On a replacement without submitting an "It is my belief that HQward Hughes died in empire call the speculation preposterous. T1hey Thanksgiving eve 1970. IMe invesUgation led to Photo of Las Vegas In 1970 and that key officials in charge contend that the elusive Ilughes is quite alive, Dr. Harold L. FeAkes, who had been summoned refused Ifughes. But this arrangement was by Passport Director Frances Knight. of running his eL-.*e cancealed thiss fact at the sound In Ir.0 lWy and mind. fie is now residing, to flui es' n ouse t e previo m giv time in order to prevent a catastrophic they say, at the Princess Hotel in Acapulco et wi th New him blood transfusions The doctor warned that 'jock stockbr oker Julie S4dlinayr a' ttorney 1. Ilie government has a d(Tp inttc~st in if flughm had been Liken an)"where except an COuitrieY Ivey about a stzck deal. Sigillfivantly, m1no suggests that a "doubie" could Hughes' welfare. If he has departed this; world intensive care unit, his life could be In danger, the Securities and Exchange Coni c"ly h3ve been rubstituted for tht t eal Howard unannounced, someone owes the Treasury tens the sheriff 'mission told us. Feikes refu -. =-_- seminar E Council office at - has been a constant theme that great sums of money would be necessary to "save the cities." - !i and representatites from such Central Fbi Ida activities s Thee Door, 'Me Green House and We For the last decade in American politics there -- education at the door or from the 951 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland. available The Comptroller Bi ll, to be voted on in referendum on March 9, will be th e topic of discu&vonala bun flail furummeetmg at Lyman High School auditorium tonight at 8 Commissioner harry Kwiatkowski, a proponent His lecture, Is entitled "Thc News Bciind the Headlines," will b I1fe11ted eit 8 p. m. at Temple Israel, 4917 Eli St, Orlando, addition to ntional speakers, there will be iind ',heir tax and budget project for the futar' FL - 'putatlon as a Washington gadfly. Tickets are Acclaimed as Americas foremost Investigathe reporte r Jack Anderson, whose column appears daily on The Herald editorial page, will be presented Marih 8 as speaker on the final program - - - social -- r yant-Hampton Center . leaching lids, coumeling ar relhabilitation, ndA legislation and control. Dc. Charles M, Unkovic, F`TU chairman of sociology and the Census Bureau sass it was startled bs its own figures showing that since 1970 small towns in America have been growing faster than the cities fliis seems to reverse a trend that has long been taken fnr granted — t1laf OlLr Cities would keep ge tting big r sma d irge 1in erII towns sma er. t smaller. If the Census officials were surprise(] to see that this isn't necessa, so, it should also Fhake up city officials in major metropolitan areas Oh viousl mans' Amt'ricans are pa ss ing jud g ment on thcquilits of life In their uties and turning thumbs down. Or to put it another way, they've seen Paree and are deciding to stay do% n on the farm. After the trauma which has shaker the city of New York, maybe we shouldn't be surprised. ~Ine city with theglo'rious skylinewhich once epitomize(] all that is glamorous and exciting in urban life now epitomizes all that can go wrong with it. The social problems crime, congestion en ironmental pollution. high prices. insuffe-rable tax hurdens and ii un'ct' a! bura"racy sh'h affli ct Nei' York are examples on a grand scale of a fate overtaki ng other cities to a lesser degree wrong9 For one thing, nianN eitie slow to discover the fallaev in th* e once honored presumption that bigness is bet'er. The conven iences of a big city can finally be outweighted bv the costs exacted to enjoy them. h I Further, the el of l argecities t o find work has lost its force too As more people move back to smaller towns, or decide not to leave them in the first place. the job cpportunities in tho towns increase If this trend continues, there are implicatioms for all levels of government Congress may b discover political p pitfalls in short chang ing smalft ns fol- the sake of concentrating federal nrograms in urban areas City governments may - will cater days who are interestedin attending the the door at 8 a.m. Monday, March 1 All sessions will be conducted at the conference facility on the Orla nd o Naval 'Training is an overview of the Nat) alcohol programs in general.and Navy Orlando's l)r)dock, ' a concpt for the treatment of - - Persons session - and weekly newspapers lie rigorously follows up leads from with in every branch of government wi th th taIdct threfuil t1nca.sfstmts,ganmghiinthe Ufl seminar mzi register at Ainong the range of subjects planned in general tlh 20 persons dergoing personal crLces law enforcei,ic1t and ed ucation The seminar is the only one of its kind to be 'onducted in F lorid UiIs su- '- \h, iii S-1.40. i, \I iredktne, Care, I n c. , all tn%o!%ed in aiding work , dt tr -' t ISifl Ifet \liIJ \ •.: - ~i cup orange juice over an coo over very ow heat for about 45 minutes or until tender. Serves 4. To finish off your meal, ta ke 2 cups cold nift, cup crunchy Chutney In saucepan, cook curry In peanut butter and one 3t ~.iitter a few minutes. Add soup, package instant pudding and orange juice and chutney beat together slowly until well Heat stir ocuisonally. Serve blended Let stand to set (about overcooked cauli flower. 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ARM a --. • is m slriiktasl a ' -lop in MYF 2121 Palmetto Ave - (48 m. S•tvtdaM t; Mar ni ne WarthlIs AVENU( - As ciwect - BAPTIST CHURCH _______________ ev 911moad rocket aS Sot Pallor Congregational libIiStvd 1 34 IMtpedU%T,1ry I! ( r 5:11- 21 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHU R CH 27211e1 15414tster Avg Ph 121 g;J1 - 5TH CM MIT TL(ktt Dr ive.Svf' hdCi*l?It pos t" Rev Daniel D Sain , 454 tn S son" Is Schissiol ' I --- It Na '' : :: Church School I II iCes. Wednesday h-.orni..v Prevost Orovv IlTirnoth, I . ____ , 4( !__ I - THE SINGING SITEPPARDS _______________ - '1 ti_ç_-l..v --'- ------ - ' - £ - THE LAKE MARY UNITEn COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST C4UNCH Hwy. 1141 at Piney It'd" ad Ca;soibt try New William Picbttt Patter is m listed Prayer Mottling Is 4i.A FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oth er SIlParkAv,sv. Mairm"I Worstwo School 1 Pastas )00 An 9 458 m - urc OS ,BlVd r p-n 64 in SI fli. Urn. hut this .ss'rIdniLitLJ I-, Isin1.oi Iimi.s ALL SOULS CATI,OL,CCHu,,., 1110st Alto.. Sanford Ft WillsainAvlowilefft SIA M&tT FIR%TCHUPCHOFCSIQIST SCIENTIST Atat. Paisler 1. So p.in Sal VWI Auts to on 11.34&T)eiii 9 1141161" i\pirations - - JV. iii eavvcei twv$ Re UPSALA PlIFSBYTERIANCHURCH Coo not County Clwt Font Wooloolosday Fellowshp A lop supper e Dai SIa R v FIRST UNITED - ________ ' II - _________________________ ______ Lc::,$o,th,> Surida School us )•$ I 4'. o.s. PAOtA,(5LfyAMCH(jNCH 6OcaiAve Old L. Crocker Sunday Sch"I 5 Iis View ?M64thTSgr4av - scl;..Irs we..W. Eveiø,fbhp ' Proveo, oritiottall I )IV in 00 a On 419 Park Ave tksond I L1t'. Jfld tl.IItSSfl t'i hikIril 11111 )R $ Poster o1i 4S a In. Tii$'igWorihisp )4a s. SHaM Issontly Night Slap"I TP e A- ______________ P u " FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK J. C. PENNEY COMPAI'llY WILSON-EICHELBERGER OFSEMINOLE E C Elsca and Staff MORTUARY PANTRY PRIDE oss e _________________________ WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. AlVitison Mr. an d _J1 •j4WT - _______ ' (ucuaililhiO I I TI '-.1 uflhcu and Employes , GREGORYLUMBER L. D. PLANTE, INC. and Mrs Charles Ei angelistic !n'tltute, now iss ion e KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Krught& Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff i consists of a triple alto, Charles Willis, bass.The screen of color slides group will conduct #Jw entire hre 01'S i worship hour, and dinner will simultaneously with ac- be on the grounds after the stereo sound. p serv Go00od Shepher d - a$, - ____ J , ' [/' I - ASSEMBLY OF GOD Foflf AisAIM11110 of Good, 11ft H8Pv 11 #11litt C lowfC111, Fiat 1161 C y Corn Ito u f-tt or fortef, Forest City New MI Calvary MioStsidoW, Baptist, it" W 131% S1 Elm CHURCH OF CHOW Cplwch *1 Christ, till S Pact AV* Churchill Chesil All Labe Elf", US 1111N Calselsistorry Uwth S411"Iftflor Churthlill C11140, $410 Lake Howell Rd Chufthof1C'I,i , P,,a,niSp,,*,Dt AIIIMIM,Spqs I APTIST iovy A fleck Itillit st c1larcil. Oviedo H" Aid? 1-08 6,101-61 ChWCA, Me Polar A,@ Calcite Baptist AISIATbIT iii FI,,AidItl llaøtrd 0erd141 CIWS Is,,,ua Park l4wr 111121 Cal,orl &Witt ChwCh. Crystal Let# A Isid. Late Mary C#tWb4qfg 1141pliA CBWCN. " SoollsonoW4 Cord -*I Baptist Chowsorch. -)If Oak Art llsfwt't Baptist Chapel. 1311 W roost Street. Iaosterd Firiecrivit Baptist Chlurch, 119 W Airport Blvd Ptoorit Less* Baptist. Bid" Rd . Farm Part 13,1s-oaity eapf-st Church so-Irwal '!h hI-.l:r'aip Scmwoxf Baptist Toomploo, Am"Kan %fl-" Hall, Ft%n part 1,WiPVld laill-st Ckatch. Isis Palmetto Iagt0 II Ot$1y SipS Clvit Southwest kd fttrr Stirs" .$ llaphit Churlri. Old Wandie, Rd &I H*sloV4 A** fet %I ,,, Church Chwtth of Christ, L"woosid Chwch al Christ, Pools Chwch of Chroso W I"Is So NOrIllste? Church Of C''I' Fla Doll"T Cil"Iffloil"It y iytfhOdl$l C"WFCR, Highbololit Rd First United Mifthisdoll Churcoli, 419 Par k A V@ Forts W41".0 Church of i0viode Haven Or MaitI.'-id CHURCH 01~ GOD Chusich 60 God. 0) Hicagry Paul 1180,61 Choortt'. 11) F;" Art ' wl ;: First -- Ali kvft Catholic ' 114 d ,,.$I,'wd SO q Chujji, Clai wtvo Trail. ota#ry $I A a c it v11Ts4 Mar C*%WW#p 84ttill Cholifich. fill W FW.1 so #41 at'so WI rp 11 BAD.,ost cptwch. Oak "t),Rd ft1&;1,Jt C*W.b C-1 Swint Ir%t" SaiptaAft lotlyrol go, iI'lv CC Oita 1hcf 1,1 st*op.. Cc& ITh St £ ndAv t*'.sr4 ljetA4.A-je $at*T r,ia C,y. L.a t4* !i,It All Sairdl Ep-ttafisi CtWtl#. E OiNarto Ave Enletprise rWJ CrVVH& rp-StAloodil' Par% Aver AV $1% %1 0`00 ChitilhAft tP'-0fh. 1441 1 Sarolaft Avg Atcantles Lipintorato Ct~rwfrs, Ovrfb.rq...b of Shtont'd Labci..* Pla Pd, Ct.Øa. C$uccP t*,4.$:ve. DiMi'.Sd COHGREGATI'IAL Cwir.a'twse1 ..Mfti* CPIBICII at Luttwon I s Cur C&$W" fry Lutiveribri, I#W S OvIarisle or R041mvir, It) Toy 351tipf, ChyrO GIdci, Del' Dr S Hwy t7 , . _____________________________ _____ ---- ----- -----, , - ~w_ r 17 I e? .;, M&di.MA,, AItas,it, 44 ' -t J - n' +' J t _T4: -' 774 ,. O- • Unhappy? No Purpose in Life? Unhappy Home Life ' W14Y NOT GIVE GOD CHANCE? 04 COME TO THE sia, 'L 11i Crusade ('THEN CHURCHES Mitts F (unch CI,,, & tInt L- - - _ HEAR - - At -- - -- ------ ------ - -'' - - - Avitause H616"q%ii Ch#p#f. Dr. James Ponder Olt Chwth K OW" of 04 O.C.A.. 116 tftfw 144 Most"wi3l Chisitch. I goreary • T.mp F.rt eø i,m,e.n •4AZAR(',E Ft$ICht,qCR•lffiiNi., criloM)AL --p Worst#? S11110114 Solvertth Day Afvtlflll Chuv(tl $4 S MOIS Rd Well Hill SOV00111-day Advemill C&WCII "I Pirsis St.. Sontiord %I Jamtt A M E IsM at Cyporpss Sanford Chvcchelthe NjI,v,ty, Labe Mary -- F eatured speaker In addition to the regular Thursday in the Episcopal Methodist 1045 am service, 6pm youth Church Women of the Good Singer Kitty Kay Dolanskl ser%ice and 7 p.m. evening Shepherd sponsored Lenten will pro%ide special music at service, DeBary First series will be Mrs Pauline the 7 pm s.rv1cc Sunday at Assembly of God, which meets flarthern, wife of the pastor of Community United Methodist at DeBary Civic Center, will Calvary Assembly, Winter Church of Casselbern and GOSPEL SING TONIGHT have a 230 pm service with Park The programs, held the there will be a slide presents '76 New Creation will he featured along with the Telesttais, the H-es John Hanson evangelLet first Thursday of time month lion of th" u mm Gospel Dimension, and the Lighthouie Quartet tonight at a from Ocala as speaker. during Lents are directed to Festival tobeheld near Disne y o'clock at the Longwood Baptist Activities Buflding on SR 434. Throughout the afternoon 0ristian women in tkie Greater Wora Proceeds will go to help Camp 'lohawk, a home for children In - °" "" CATHOLIC " P I ICh choiOIin matpdo,lka v'c'd,' CLUtCh It God Of PrW#Cv. 1114 S Poiflimm" AV# z 4th St W11TQbll4$Ily Baptist ClyccI Mirk £ V.iI 'as. it Fit%# Baptist Clkaotch irl Qvidsidds ; 144-2 S..ifcd Are $5 oliligritt. 441hodall Chworth of God, 1441 W 1111ft St t - -,W Ce• CSv' h6Gr$ r? City Iep?sICvth P'" M•tI't II CPI,(N 1.4 Delary Sated S1SftMlDl*dvtnt -1 _4 416. Forest Clty Seventh Day Adverifill Chw(ft, - - ------- - U0411,11 C41no1murI Plr#ibyftfi&n Church, Upsala Rd Westminster Presbyterian ~husichl R od G" Rd CAStefloorry Geneva Church, Oftweva Greco United fold4tWist Cllsvorth. Airport Blvd Cthwtk *4 God, Ovt"4 Foist CKL-1th Of G#fWg& First Bpf,st Chiteth 94 L04, Mary I Fin' Mtt MOSIf 14 F .:S.p'st CaWuCiri'ii7 Ished Method,%t CPtv,cis Hwy It Is) £ '- cncsa I METHODIST Safattl United Mormoorial Church, e Dellary Ave Enterprise Seat Labe United Methodist Church Bethel A M E Church. Cansart mitts , A tl'hI casonaiy CILCU &iuiC qao tions to back his points 1k __ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Fr%t more just tis r Community __ I r,,I,ln , - of Sanford and Staff 200W First David Beverly and Staff - , - FLAGSH IP BANK TRANSMISSION • - - WINN-DIXIE STORES and mp oyes HARRELL&BEVERL..Y —I ---- i r,rrn,nn,1t present a program of sacred Mr& Sheppard atWxied the music at the Flrt United University of Michigan and Methodist Cliurch of Sanford on headed the music department qe Sunday at 8 30 and 11 00 am of Malone College The Sbe pards have.%erved as ministers T.iesda> at 1 30 pm of music in chur(hcc in selera' The .Iigin, Sheppards are states. known in sacred concert and It has been the privilcge of evangelistic singing crc es I S ppards to travel widely acrom the United States, the in sacred concerts, song Middle East and Europe evangelism and mission tows Lady of the Lake Catholic One of four brothers — all Both are graduates of Asbury In 36 states, five Cariadian Church, 1302 MaxirnilhLrn St., well knovn ministers for many College, Wllmore, Ky. Mr province', and 21 foreign Deltona March 5-7 on the years in Great Britain Rev Sheppard studied at the countries. Singing in Holland, church grounds beginning at I young,s minis~ has taken him sWAmerican Conservatory of they were presented to the late pm Proceeds will go to the &oundtbeworlcl Music, Chicago and taught on Dutch Queen, Princess new parish Social-Education the music facultyof Chicago Withelm1. Center. DeBary Assembly - CRUMLEY MONTEITH INC Insurance Service Ovideo Florida I - - Sanford, Fla. and Employes - f7 its iuSt lay Wltr1ess Mission to 7 30 p m and on Sunday, Bible student, In concert on the Eucharist service In the chapel cently at a hearing by the slew Abel legend has it with thi. March 5-i weekend of Salisbury steak dinners will be piano DottiePrasek Itc C N They Include a coffee hour In \atio,ilL,wiulomLtiurchcsori jawbone of an ass God did r sharing and witessing with served from 14 p.m. Ogg, Lucy Magill, Laura and the Good Shepherd Parish flall- a proposcd statement biy a abolish jawbones, but still servic,es led by visiting laymen, Co-chairmen, Leroy Roth, Wally Young, the Shelton panel of scientists. urging a works to improve the descendwomen and young people from Mrs. Rose Monte and Rudy sisters ard Rev. and rs. Altamonte U .S. mora t orium - to a ow ants ii (am throughout Florldd Bertugli, are planning games of Eugene Shelton. Community A team of 17 United MaWist skill and chance, children's At 4 p.m., the Royal Rangers laypersom will lead a full rides, a flea market, country will make and sell homemade New members wi weekend of activitl(z, both In store, bake shop, bingo, art ice cream. Anyone who wishes received into the Altamonte the church and out In the display and refreshments. may bring a picnic lcnch and Community Church Sunday at community, including covered Join in the Fifth Sunday the 10 a in service Sunday The rayers r dish suppers, coffee groups in fellowship. Rev. Wayne E. Smith will ofFirst Pentecostal priatc homes, and church MANII.A Philippines - Two PrayI ficiate Chi Week, services. The NILmion team is 'The First Pentecostal Church Central Baptist The Senior High Youth well-known leaders of the scheduled to be held, March Phil of Longwood will celebrate anila. Chinese its Central Baptist Church will Feliowship will leave for a Cldnese ChurLh L, Asia are 14, in Reed, both from the Tampa 19th anniterary, Sunday. "flie heading the Vorld Day of Ch canoe trip Immediately af ter stians a ri s nd churches acrcss have a special preaching Ba', area I. D.. t ('I. %I Rev. E Ruth Gran rant I, I Pr ayer or arch 14 we service. Tho. Middle High the Fmee World will be actively crusade today through Sunday Activitier,, coordinated pahtor since the church's ph.~f youth will meet at the church at Rev. Wesley Shao, or of the involved; and Chinese churches at 7:30 p.m. Dr. James Ponder, locally by Mission Chairpersons beginning United Evangelical Charch In and Christians will mohike Director o Evangelism for the 430 p.m. Edrw and Harold Teague, begin An all-da A flea ma.rket aid bake sale throughout Hong Ong di be Flrrida Baptist Convention, with a cored dish supper at obsered, with an old-fashioned will be guest preacher will be held March 6,8 a in to 2 Chinese churches In the world, Taiwan, the Philippines the church at 7 p ri Friday, co',ered dish dinner at noon p m on the grounds of und Re James Taylor, great Malaysia, Indonesia and followed by a general session Sunday School will be at 10 Messiah Lutheran Altamnonte Community Church, grandson of J Hudson Taylor, Thailand i, the sanctuary. Saturday am, and gospel singing at the Chapel pioneer missionary to China, fbI Communion ill be SR 4.16, morning there will be coffee 1115 The Tom Thtman Family celebrated on Guild and the Fishers of Men and President of China It is atticipated that Wednesday, groupos; meeting in members' wil] sing at 11:30 a.m. clothing, Evangelical Seminary Club. 71tre wil] be ef thousands of Chinese Christia ru March 3, at Messiah Lutheran homes for discussion and Beginning at 1 pm 3IV1C 1792 appliances, books, baked goods Talpie, Taiwan, both members and churches throughout the Church 510 N sharing, followed at naon by a will feature local talent and arid furniture The youth of the of Underground Evangelism Free World will again, as last Casselerrt at 730 M. men's luncheon, a women's congregational singing. The Chinese Committee. church will sell hot dog; and )ear, join the Chinese church of Pastor Franklin Dorton has luncheon, anid a meal function 2:30 p.m. message wil] be drinks. The world Day of Prayer for Asia in observing Vile World announced special Lenten for the Youth of the churdi. F. services each Wednesday at China wiU be We m1minatim of Day ot Prayer for China Again Saturday evening a Craig, Presbator ion O a eMary Baptist 730 m will ircl d dr covered dish wipper will be Florida District Unis.ed Pen. followed by a general 3ession tacostal Churches. Testimonies series entided 'one Cross ard The rorida Peacemakers, a Modern an." C public IS gospel singing quartet, will and small discussion groups at and singing will continue until 4 Inited ti-c church Regular Sunday p m Area residents are Invited climax the F i' e Fabulous Sundays obseivance at the morning services — with to attend. Free Methodist First Baptist Church, Crystal worship led by the Mission Miss Clara J Schlabach of Lake Avenue, Lake \lery thb team will be held at 830 and Calvar y Assembly Harbor Bea,,h, Mich., will Sunday Sunday at the 11 with Sunday School at 9:30. 11 a.m. pr e sent Britain will be ministering at production,"To Cod and worship hour. Our Lady Of Calvary Asembly, 193 MiUer Countr,, with Love," Wed. extensi%ely,underthedlrcctlon 7 MW Ase Winter Park, on Wed- nesday at 7 pm at Sanford The Lake o rs Guy sop, are nesday, at 7 45 pm and Sun. Eustis F compmed of Sanford residents: A Bicentennial theme will d3y, March 7 at 6 p.m. Pastor 4th and Laurel In Sanford. The M.cS ' n, cnor, Lucy highlight this year's Mardi Roy A Harthern has an - D"XLES' GULF SERVICE Mel e e anEmployes ,- _____ I imiultiplied eir a it Is used, to existed. boost continuing economic If hurn.aruty became sensi growth and a richer society. lized to the alternatives and It could mean a "Faustian was aware that maintaining the bLrgain," says bioethics quality of their lives depended profersor Margret axey of nn it, "ptll-flrx; such a stab!to tile University of Detroit, or(ler wouid eventuate," Prof. referring to the storied Faust axey said. "It's worth consid- , vu -ouroay, a roast beef special music will be prolided Orlimdo community and are social order' I l s'lC,wSL ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.,INC I £ Itnes limove, rd H. Hodges and Sta f f PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Insurance .- Thei"Ickerin 9 Family of Orlando will present a series of musical siervices at Church of the Nazarene, who made a deal with the de%il ering." for temporary delights et, Nuclear engineer David J. Crystal Lake Avenue, Lake Marv, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. tuating in (loom. Rose of tile Musachtmetts InGIVE CONCERTS On the other Fiai,J the adds, stitute of Technology said that _______________________________________________________________ it could provide an unprececertainty is impossible in the dented SpUF to a "new libel of real word," but the potential cultural eolution" bringing benef'ts justifythe risks which acceptance of imposition are part of any major advance lay THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DISCO UNTFOODS TT p'ii P ibl Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff lohn Y. Mercer and Staff -- \F W YOItr( fAn) —A fateful more study on programs to cho'ce, seen vlousl) as of expand plutonium use In in sCtIfl, C1uU UflOiu ,Ojju " or uLSrv in(alculabc evil" for human It gould require a 'techfly, currently being argued nological paradise" of amog American religious arid flalessly arranged and scientific thinkers, universally heeded controls to Instead of dividing the two prevent such expansion from camps, lseer, it has drawn poisoning the earth, said Nobel members of each Into Joint al. prize-winnng physicist ilannes liances, but on both sides of the Alf%cn of the University f issue, with philosophical jabs California. from scientists and theologians C Ct%C • dbi bioche h mistt• John T F. duke. Ellsbil of Harvard At stake is whether an Enersee such a tie. -short worldshould turn to an "I'm unable gree of stability iminense, reproducible source the near future. it would deof nuclear power, the byproduct plutonium that can be mand a stability that has never THE PICKERINGS - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Noti ce And Di rectory cc r - If ______ - _______________ gy - so,Say , UMYF ii •,,, 7 "ps. Is 04p in. L ?ILPI 6" east SIrctinds Shales SVWAV Service A Witilrotertilay S"voce Thvth Gtevp Wed Choir fteclice Patter **it B,bA# Polley A Pray" Set It 1 14 1, fill But trustraimon has bu.n a bl ssmng to many men. It has dri', L n sd ..nicrid souls to seek a new hilt- ruin for life. IthasibroughtmentoGood. wkno%%lcdging human failure ... w And as they hasc found an the Church omfori and oura'. Itt', hi '. karnt'l sn.s the spiritual Christi,an PaiTse A,,lit Morning Worship et o ists To Hear Singing Sheppards hilbur Avo, Lske Mary Minister Rev A F Storvorns $""day Church 10" 9 418 1" Morning Wer0sis 11 008 M. Services with classes low III atal% Do )ou gain any real citn"forl from that old cliche about dark clt)tjd% hav ng losilver lin ngs? Who cin fvcl a cloud it) find its happ) lining pialfirl 1 30 Icy K.i,,lVUItn FiUiwtp c.n.t Catholic *di,arEr.31$ 11 ~, 1. PjaM 26114 of a Vol E vtftrq WeIrsaits Prayer Meorling vitedn"Atess , - ftalllllllii~~~*_ LIb.MOeW . W14 Prorer flvu:,, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL I v - - Ii I , laM p. Rev Kith* UII'$ M rnstrs It SIP ____ - rurida,o 10 "Its m Wed F ile - - - - Plubpptuni 2! FeManhip 'ISa ,,, Maorm"Worsw• - lfando%r 1441 S Fort AV# ~_z • - •.' U I Ii..I I Free Chinese Plan P Fo I - PRE$b*.TEIIIAN CHURCH 1142 Hwy, Aftill I.Alid, Maly Alvd. GRACE U41411TED - PaIurTTo INST PCNTECO%TAL CHURCH OF dFORO Rev FrordhitcClesity Sunday School l0l, Q , $ I _ ' 1_:;;.. v _____ - Highway 44 Well "adIrce Taylor & Bud Hupp I It* Sunday Strisiodill orh Cbwclk Traising r, - -- - .1 • Uevither PAOL A CHOP H OF Hl'T PINECREST I..PT$STCI4URCH - - - 10 3e a roll 6 00 6) Fortino" Service Wotdoorway i Old Truths for a Ntw Da - -= U L Sunday Well Evenongsotrvice I "plooll CHURCH OF CHRIST 1511 Part Avenue JORDAN BAPTIST CHURC4 Fred sairf Ge.'e $21 Welt First Street omor 16 00 a loway Pallor MeAtiong WMIIHp m Sunday Sct" Evoraiiiiii Service It so a fin Met ra no Set v it of a Lai-41 Bible Class Tweidai Ito p -, ., 1 )Cp Lilt" -, ___________________ a Devotional 2a hri Wed Is 1\ ) Lid A4mblyWotI,p WYRU Rev 0,,1K,t) Ora nge CENTRAL BAPTIST COURCH Cot lath Is &Oak Ave ght = - A You are quite right. The Bible does tell us to forgive, but I '*an, didn't read far enough. We are told by Lake, sIf Your brother sins, rebuke him, and if he repents, forgive him Your daughter apparenUy has shown no signs of repentance and you are falling her by net rebuking her and making it stick The Procrbs tell us, "A use son loves corrctjon" Y d have duty to make it plain that while you wil] always love her, she is, at 21, an adult; and it's time she take chtirge of her life without further financial aid from you. She, too, has the duty to "Hear. . . )'our father's insiLructions and reject not your mother's teaching." You might be surprised how fast a young man or woman can n change his attitude when he is faced with the reality of makLng a living. One more thing. In Luke 15, Jesus teUs a story about a son, who rejects his lather by entering Imito a life of waste and rebelllomi Though Jesus speaks of the prodigal son, his meaning includes prodigal daughters, and In that great story, the father would not either receive or restore the son until he first "came to nitilself and said, 'Father, I have smne~. am praying your W Paster, FImIIF YPEWd Bibit Study Sharing - Q Our daughter has been a rebel since she was 14 e refuses to obey rules and flouts convention. She has been Hying Wi th a young man for the past year. Neither of them has plans to marry and since both of them refused to consider education to r t'aru u living, they have no way of suppertfug themselves. Our daughter, now 21, Is ceitantly asking us for money to tide them over an "emergency." We are not poor, but her way of life dll3 turbsus and we hate to think we're contributing toltbyhelping her financially. M) husband wants to cut her off, but j gay that the Bible tells us to forgive. E veiling Worship L 1t i ournorn I Assem bly I 4 e THE SEVFNTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH bbatPSthooI ____ _________ Nvf$Iry £ Kinder g arten AA Prayer Oral Roberts i m W,1,slI.p Service ' ' Longwood, Florida 32114 COMMUNITY, • ' PveevMas,q £t OF I a uffi M. $abbu HOPE Friday, Feb. 27, 1976-7A Council Debates State Road 434 111THE tlwl Hit 1,44qn £ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Labe Mal y Chol1ch Of the *-Startae, Lake Mary Blvd . Lake Miry WA v MAR AL Jtt%VP A,# Lonstwood Ft?%,Church of ktIbIP (HE Lake Misrood, CtAW, orange ' - ' • - i,II' 14111 CI,ut(t,s4ffi L"- G,. Miway • t(SblOp$fts,bl,Taw,i,.act, Ridgewood A Solm,not High i,,asow) 'a •, CCCIIs, Chtytc'i S L __ - -- - ' FoAll GIVIVI 1#4 0~ Aist Olive Hiallts"All Chils"I'll. Oth Hill Rd , Ott," S11161614 Alliance Ch,ttf1441 S Falk AV# The 14i'valion Army, log W 14th It is C24flftans Prnbs,. IA Chwch, )?I$ S Or'* 0, ' w$PtTyttt Pvr$ 112 14I1 Labe Rd ' 'WCS 5021 Pits. tjttiv Cd AUi,nim1 U"G,,Tis4t Cl "4:1 Thop C.taa;s Lk Last NAWsle - 14$ *.I,w cmMI.v,. unit, till $5 Lahr Mary Uri Its P, oillillIplign Ch VCjI, Pfttbvf*"IM Chttorch. Oak Ave Ird %I - He will explain how God can make a difference An your We. _f U*vcis hi 'tutt*'s,IIi Rd Cominiorolor ChSPVI Alt CtTWIt,wO,u Lend KL A UI) T INDIAN '(Naload ' , 1-AMI1 Y SINGS 7A . oabtntag contemporary music and traditional Gwpel songs, the Klaudt Indian Family and the "Fourth Generation" band will present a concert Saturday at 730 pm at the First Ba ptist e of Oviedo. Th progr4m is free and open to the public. (hutch ---------------- ------------- ORMONS HERE 0N MISSION -------------------- - ----- Serving the Florida Ft. Laudim"le Mission of the Chard of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints foe two years at Their m expense, ifrom leftl Elders Wade Rasmussen, Jon Simmons anj Judd Mackintosh, from Sall take City, Utah, and Bill Cook of Long Beach, Calif. are working out of Longwood and Sanford areas demonstrating Able Mormon Church's Tamlly Home Evening" prorsm One eveuhig Is set aside each week in the lome or diicuuion of family problems, atthltles together, aid teaching of principles of truth and righteousness to promote unity, love and undehsl.andlng within the borne (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry ) FRIDAY, SATURDAY SUNDA Y F E B. 27, 28, 29 7:30 P.M. Nursery Provided Central Baptist Chur h 13th and 00k The Fr endly ramily Church" i -_ - - -------- -------- - -- - - - - _- - - - �-, - 5- -S i- ____________________________________________________________________ '-i j& -- i'c r --- ' __ ,,f .._.,.. - Lie Defector Test VVould Be Needed - IPNE CIRCUIT COtIRTOFI'IE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COUPT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEF.NTH JUDICIAL CIR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EI3HTEEHTH JUDICIAL dR. - - CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMIPIOLt CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROB.TE DIVISION [1 SAN 11t'tN('l',L'() 'Al') - ft for rebuttal of Mts lirss ttaatristssfx concluded that teston, He would not elat*,- rc kii) ik tic tsill light Oriie then I)r.wLred 1zttov's the admission of the polygraph question b, saying, "The ad- No 75-l3l.CA OP G CIVIL NO 7s-24I CACP-6 PENNSYLVANIA SAViNG FUND PROVIDENT SAVINGS BAN<, SOCIETY, a Pennsylvania cor Plantit PROBATE DIVISIO.'4 PlO 76.17.CP In Re: Estate of WILLIAM .1. WILLIS. SR . In Rs: Estate oi PAUL MILLSLAGEL, Deceased poration. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ." TO ALL PERSONS HA4.'G ' *. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IIICARDO Oeu',tt1 NOTICE OF high vs Plontif I. JOHN U VAN DYNE. ci u' - et at, Dfrrjant5 CORPUS and dismal story for Seminole County basketball in district playoffs to date. That 's the Just Wednesday night it was Seminole facing elimination at the hands of Gainsvil1e in the Class AAAA, District 5 tourney, 5444. Thursday it was Lyman, Lake Brantley, Thursday night four more teams were eliminated, leaving only Trinity Prep alive. The I NOTICE OF SUIT school 28 season. quarter. That tourney goes into semifinal rounds tonight with host Gainesville meeting DeLand and Seabreeze going up against Mainland. sIl:F1h'S lie detector tests. her kidnaping by the Syrn. Bailey. YOU APE HERFBY NOTIFIED t.e'ceaseu, File Number 7&23CP. is and prosecution. Dr. Martin Orne,a University biootese liberation Arm). flx THAT the ,mdnministration of the pending in the Circuit Court for Bancroft immediately I )f Pennsylvania expert in defense has sought to show she jumped to his feet, and the s'slate of Paul M;Ilslagel, deceased, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which 76 12 CP. is pending øs,USi. letecting fabricated stories, took part in the robbery only attorneys npprnarl'od U.S. C"ti"!y C:rtPi. i. c;5.;: Cc.: 1,.. ald 'thursday it would take a because she feared for her life 1)1st. Judge Oliver J. Carter for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND County, Florida, Probate DivIsion. Sdnforci, Flor,d 42)11. lime personal xlygraph examination" to un• at the hands of the terrorist ahushedconfei'encethat lasted FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, the address Of whiCh 5 Seminole repcese,tatiye of this estate i FLORIDA County Courthouse, Sa.ford, Gertrude Christine Willis, t.orover faehoods Miss hearst group. more than live minutes. address is 317 Oak Hill Drive, CASE NO; 726P.CA.09.0 Florida 37771 may want kept hidden within The personal Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701. As the filth week of Miss NADER HOMES. INC • a Carter announced he would Florida rt'pesentative 01 ?P'iS estate it bcrself, Hearst's trial neared an end, let Orne answer the question corpo for the personal represenPlaintilt W 9th Street, Legal Notice record despite vigotous stas telling the truth. scheduled to CANTELLI and attorney br the ViM. property. Lot 17, THE COLONNADE S THIRD 5CCTO?. ""'i'•"." u Inc Ct"Pt'S Residence Unznu*n Whose mailing addreSs i. 2510 Int 673 Tiro Cruze, St GaaIagin Manila, Philippines ' MAINLAND: Snead 306, Moore 000. Smith 000, Seiti 9321. Burch 12 10, Cross 00 0. Glddens $ 3 19, Babtrs 000, McCloir'n 000 Totals ' Plat thereof as recorded in Pl&t lSook 16, Page 55, Public Recorcis ot ' ______ ___ _______ ____ ment had an important witness are reou)red to serve a cooy of your ________ EIGI)TE E NTH JUDICIAL C IR. CUUNTY, FLORIDA. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that I Office Box 793. Orlando, FIor,a ' County, Florida, court a written statement of any mt imp(u,,menlsnowa,.ihere3,ter On Feuary, $916 ind;cate the baji i the Each :Ialm must be in writing and Creditor 'mr his agent or at'orney, thereto atsoallgas, steam, electric, Arthur H Ele'kwstb Jr mLt indica'r ?e bass for the and ater and other heating, cooking, the amount ciamcd If tr.e CiK of (he Circut Cuurt Via Sottocovento P.4 0 33, vL'n'n.ç:a 110)1 teat tee oar ns'ra?on ot the Estate Florida. Clerk of the c;rcuit Court t',e of the Estate of KING, decq'ase, Fiiet4o, 7636 CP is Deputy Cierk DeCeOSed. bidder (or cash at 11 000'clocz Cty, FI3f'da. Probate at the West s,,nc,ro, may ' hbe njt- ire personal ----- .. •".. Oeceased Noflh*esterly 414 41 Ite$ along The C. Vernon Mite. Jr Of arc of sad curve to a POint of CLEVELAND & MIZE req' c,ra?ure of a curve (On Attorneys for Peor'iai cave Northeasterly hav,no a raduI Reprei,nfa,e of 75 let. and a Central arV3Ie 04 U P0. Drawer Z oegrees l' 37 5". thince from a Sanloro, Fioria tl.gcnt b.ring of North II degrees Te$ephonp 377 1314 ;i'ar We-st. run Northerly 31 51 feet PubIs*i. Fet) 70, 77. P176 aIongthearotsaid(urbe?oapon, DEW 7 on the Southcriy right of way of San Sebastian Prado, said po.nt atc bling the point of cOn'pjnd cur vature of a curve toncar Soutneasterly having a raditj cl 71 teet and a ceiitrai angle degreet 31' 00", t'tnce Nor th'.at!erly 31300 feet along the arc ot said curve and ak,ng the 5Outherl right of 4t'a to the point 04 !angency ?he-nc' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Representative CUlT SEMINOLE FLORIDA COUNTY. DEW 105 flEw 109 Plalnit.tt 2 MacPhall can't negotiate and play TOCHro4' could be erased in the interest base- if he defied league orders there the dos and hid the keys last fl players association says ed at my head," said Veeck, txairiing is, was and should be a practice sessions on their own, ing damage suits against the who had threatened to open the matter of self determination," including a den players frcm union. But It said it could get doors to all his olavers. "There Veeck said. "0hviolLcly tho the Philadelphia Phillies, "We non-liability waivers from the FOR 1 7 19 TotaI 26 New Smyrna Bch NOTICE OF ACTION JAY PICHARD PHELPS w 22. Tullar 64516. Totals?) 1315 59 Section 1 1 5. Canley S 0 110, Ilurd $ 0 I 16, Smith 00 00, Willis 11 16. Myer 10 1 ____________________________ andyouarefequiredtose.y,a0py various prior liens and en W?ittCfl d.'fpnjcj to i', if any, Cumbrances. WITNESS my hand and the seai at on Carroll '3urke. Attorney for tn, Court at Sernrtie Co',in'y, iloricia, th'. 74th of Fs'truay. I 1976. Arirur H Bch .. P Clerk of the Circi. t C rt I I ' p ________________________ _____ : ______ _____ _________ _______ _______ ___ A W;LLAMS I Shad __________________________________ __________________________ - ________ _______ __________________________ " _________________________________________________________ I 'I ( : ___________ ' ________________________________________________________________________ __________ _____ _____ I I i ______ - I : I - I •- __________________ I _____ ______ ____ ___________________________ l, - I __________________________ _______ ___________________________ ____________ ___________ ___________________________________ i __________ ______ ___________________________________ -- _____ ________ ______ _____ ________ ______ iT1IIis:_ ________ the field, with Lake l3rantley and Oviedo I. 721 /iVtZ ' _________ favorite for the Kentucky Tournament play began today at 1 with the heavy favorite ii a field of S t/O cued at the last minute. stone to the Churchill Downs I i tIe is Se e 1c SE( nine In this major stepping a on I\J e tte ye r s BATON ROUGE, La, (AP) tenths off his re'ord in the - To u r ne game" said trainer Leroy Jol- door track championship today run :17,4 this season. ley after the colt turned In a with seven SEC records in Steve Bolt of Alabama has sharp workout of 58 seconds for jeopardy. run two mites in 8:39.7 thIs seafis'e furkngs over a sloppy Once again, the two-day meet son. The record is 8:41.4 set by 1\ t 6 6 "I got the roller working," Fred co the field. I 've never had to do Sneed, rookie George Burns, 'He went very easily," Jolley da's Gators and Tennessee - years ago. 2030. 3 Boone 2 100 uO CASH - 1 Sue Secoers (8) (5) QtojchiIj 60, 6-I; Cos Fi,19 once delayed by rain, was halt: a McAlpnin Peaniow 7 5. 6 2 Mary NilIs (111) 67 6. 440 RELAY Lyman (Wall. McMilien. Gidus, - including Jack Nicklaus were stranded on the wet and L0kI City 310. Seminole 31o. :05.9 60-yard dash, a tenth of a Valenca 316 Florida JC (Jazi 320. second better than the SEC over the Eckerd College junior atSheoah Country Club to help Central Florida 340 - Jeannie D'A'ville (16) 233 7, 2 CarolGentr' (11) 7115, 3 Ott) fla,i (IB)7S02;S$OMEDLEY RELAY 1 Boone (Steele. HaiL Thcni!ey, S"c'ber%) 7 050. 2 Lyman 2 046. 3 a't- Brontley 2 173. 720 DASh I Anta CIc,niancl IL',) 3. 7. Ricardo Orellana (IC) and bama's Tom Whatley. Four ta second place finish in the Division 2 golf tournament, six Terry May (VI arid Bob Burke other sprinters have tied the (EJC). 76. S Steve Griggs CS) 77. 6 Phil Head went s Innings, strokes behind winner lake Paul Long (SI and David Shelley :06.0 record. record at 3-3. was five under par - just one and Iarry Carothers relieving stroke off Marti'j shoulder - to preserve the shutout. with two holes to go. Seminole plays South Florida WINTER PHK-- Winter lie and the other! marked SC Saturday at 7:30 In Sebring. Park won a tight pitching duel their positions on the course Thursday as Oviedo high fell in arni were to complete their Winter Park I I • _________-_ _______ -. 100 120 z-4 6 0 start," Nicklaus shrugged Acllosss foni' where this happened, but Brantley High sister act of -- '.i.. c..in.. uitu.i'...ijiu ,)uIu'pUII ...uii No. 1 and No. 2 tennis matches Thursday as the Patriots '.cUonaIoct '4ubardcin 3 I 1 1 6 I 7 3 i4y,tt 3b 5 0 I 0 (2) 6 (17 1 Xi. 360. 2 Billy Gill $ S 1 1 ° $70,100. 3 Wyclill Roy (6) 660; 1 0 1 0 ,, S 0 1 0 516. Ginger JND 3 2 7 1 Lyrv is' 1300, 9 00. 5 60; 2 Gwen 0 0 0 0 Ota (4 70. 3 40. 3 KId Fancy (3) PgI_JJ[, Lr _: - is. - ______ i • ____________ - -" _______ —I —. — ______ ''•' "i'.rpfl.,u,[ - 1 _____ _______________________________________ . — __________ Derby 8r •BQ, Satucday, March 20 Ii L!.i ____________ . * - ______ _____________________________ - . . - -- - - - - _____ ______ • _______ - ____________________ VVInS -: , 1 _______ _.,__________ • it __________ ' _________ ________ ______ - - . EARLY TOYOTA Standings A?omiiJ I Sedans; 7. Spec' Inw7 SHOOTING Standingl. I Lyle Buns Farm67 T*t aPx)l.' Treclut 31.11 4 Penneuy S 9 We Can It) S Hoods Fastbicks Andy Quaraic 5(1', 1t?. 7 Smith Hark It; 9 OT 2000; Ii. Seat Bilts, 72 Pists; 73 Coronas. 21 Tail 35 Plugs. 76 Brep flc'eç. 7; Wats'rn CLt'endiIsttrs 25 Headltghts 29 ID p rry (lilt Ii i('p ILH) d c Chapman, $3, P Sp.ires; 30 DoOrs; 31 Buchw&ert, Chapman (C) d Hattery.S S. Brown 37. Trunks HiUh games. Bill Clark 711. (LH) d Avers, 87. VOn Oingenen Richard Harris 232. H Terrell IC). ILH) ci. AtksttOfl. S 5. Perry Watson LH d Lasley. 6,5 McNutt 211 213. B Campbell 571, Ayers. $ t. FIreman Rink (C, ci L Chnittian 709. .4. Prescott 7(J) -Wallace -- - JOflflSOfl. • ..,--------., .,. piiqnwnics hO .ennI ac51c1 ii • T'5iirju ,... _________ C __________ $ , • . -_-__-__- _-_-____________________________________________ _____ -_- ____________ ______ I _______ _____________ - 5._i I I Driver 526. Ror Aliman 517, MNUI 677 Catisptjell 571 Christ an 313 Me Tailor 559. Lcn.onct Lee Sis. Fil Cootant S.. Bob Jackson 511. Mack BlytheSi?. Steve Groover Sn Jc Pu sc iu Varn- S1S grabbed a 5-2 victory over Fcnder, 1$. B&B. 19. Sugar Liberty Nabonal 31 SI _____ P ________________ _____ _______ , - __- _______ is,, ____________ Li ____ , ,, - I, LCI ,\e ii O'I , '1' ilt' cryr", Jim Jnlncni 217 Sullivan H011oway (16) d M.be Harold ; P-.'tulty FuQIcterU, $7, Crershaw Jopinn Hi ',:e(TP)cf Ion Becker Donrian, I lurai 511, Bob Sfrohridcie 501. 11ev , ?i lienS 514 D'nn S Str,slrt is mold Si) Arkie ,aroid Sit I - LATE TOYOTA Doubles •I - - Susie Golden 170. Doris BeniGn 155, Phyllis Walsh, Ginny Duniko 170, Janet Stormditer 160 H'Ob Senits hendrickS 596, G'nny CtWw,ck 479. Golden 446. Sharren Vihlc'1 492. Bonnie Link 1st. flenton 4.13. Walsh 193. Dot Let 193. Jeanette .tndreWS I$ Converted Splits - Elpe horn 510. I ..._ .. , T..rL.. LS.aka.I %Th,.&il I Eva,"?; SF IS) 17*0. 5' 20. 5 00.? Poor Ann (I) .- • MATINEES ______________ Monday U 50. BP (3 4 with 21) 5)379cO, NINTH -516. B I. Topper Go. 2 31 6? & R s EiploSivC, 3 Noble Tony. 1 0 1 Minenla Sul Tran TWELFTH Anoffler Sp. 6 Iris (6) 1840. 5 10. 300. 2 Be(I,S (SI Sr'c?. nIl. 7 Dear Marta: I Bc 7 60.3 10; 3 S W Red Devit (3) S 00. CollinI. 0 61 551 40 T (63)) 6)3 40, 39 5) TENTH S lb. A I G't'5 PICK Wed. & Sat. i. FIFTH - 5)6. 0 I &i,.,,.,i. - 1- A r I I - ' End. 3 Hatta Horn, i I Cnhy L'ielt. .Ini MisiMief, 6 K's E.plorcr, 7 Gold Ore: I. Boos 1 1 3 TRIFECTA Ma -- rvr — S i I I Minr'ola Poppy. 5 J I '00 Jo V 6 Tell C'iII 7 Htue Secret t TWELFTH-/ 16. 0 I. T's Fast Fanny. 7 Marigold OaK; 1 Bean I E D s losey S jaris, n Gail 6 Silent B..'ll 7 SPiprrns 7shanal: I Donald Go • BIG P ________________ • THURSDAY There Ncth!rg Like LADIES ' NTE Pepp* IP H ER 66 SO (15) 532 70. P (5 1) S146 10; 31-13 MC'oc; 1. Pfekoma, 3 EIGHTH - 3$, C 1. Spats U) Petite. 6 LI'S lily. 7 Touch ot 7 4 Ilead(W? Ii 6 0 0 1 a Ci. I 0 7 Percolator (3)710 i4o'e I Daunt e.' 0 00 3 8 Stwart SIXTH A 1. Silky O'Hare. 2 1 0 00 0 600. 3 Kenny B Eckrrt It) 560; ' Carothers 4 $1 4 (73) 540 70, P (73) 5133 70; 3929. Lake Abner, 3, Tex Fay. I Island Malone ([) S NINTH - 316, C: I. lake Duren Driller; S K's Singapore. 6 Barr-, 1 Ifeyrnan S I 12 4 I?) IS 40, 4 60. 5 00 2 Solo Jack (5) Krsq. 1 Marss!a Sue: S. All Go,sip ty Malone (Moyer). b HCIP SEVENTH - S16. 6: I. Easy itasrran (Hyatt). Htad (Eagelson). .60 300. 1 CrOULhO (1) 300, 0 (7 Møtion; 7 Montague Beacon. 3) U) 20. P (7 5-) 5117 70. 3176. wp - Stewart, Malone 2. HS -_ . - - - .. vrIIvt - Si•,A,.I. W,,,I ....i... . . ... . ivirij ..'... c.eie'.Te , rismDeq,an, - - -. ' U')''. Milante lb I C 2 0 FOURTH- 5-16, M; 1. Kein MikoUcs, 7 Dig Paul; I Jim's Cap. Egclwnct 3 0 0 0 Tann n,j (1) 1360 1160 170 2 SECOND- 516 D 1 tIe's' Turn Kirby lb 4 0 2 0 Italian S'allsofl (1) 760, 6 C. 3 7 Uttt s Jim. I H 1 Susan 4 CcIr'stet 1 0 (2 0 Phantonis Dou. (I) 560; 0 (11) Dream Maker, Lana Louise 6 l.lalatosrf 4 0 0 0 535$ P (1 1)1)7340' 33 34 Ronde 11a,ri. 7 Cracker jack Go. 4 0 4 0 virkw-sklI FIFTH - 5-16. 1) I Easy Punch I lake Emba Aidradedh 3 0 0 0 560 310 3 70 2 H T Come THIRD- 1I C 1 Chelsea Ann 7 31 0 9 0 Totals 31 1100,4.40; 3 CflryI'S Pet ',sanatee Peggy. 3 1 C s Baretta, _________________________- (7) 320 0 (23) 15960- P (23) 4 TelIa Fella; S Lake Bargeml J:.i S Ks 563 0)0 001-10 Seminole SIXTH -I. B 1 She'S Smokin Wunderful __ 1I*,.IIL C 10 600 2 %' Chd (3) FOURTH -S 13 5' 1 Bi'eger 2 I - Eury. Head. Kirby; OP - 500.360- 3 FIlse BClly (2) 110, 0 Wr.r Os'. 3 K'bammcr, 4 R' Markow'sk'2, HR .h'rwin hod. I Francnsa EIGHTH - t. B - I 0 0 'S ' S' C • . . •., .1'.5fl, S Ci.,- Cir.c-, • -. Ron ' s Blue 141 640. 380. 3 Wyclil( 6 E 0 's flrndle, 7 Money Maze. . s so *. p iSi SD 90, A 3)7'. t4,ncile - t7C.7)7 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES OD (751 55 20 THIRD - S 16. D I. Klipper Kirk *6 R H 61 II) lb 10. $ .40. S 00, 7 Snap (7) 560 FIRST - 516. ----------------------- ' - ..........I A I - C.'1 -Tiny Tide. 2 7 10 13 10 420, IA Leslie Becker (16) d. Miliotes. I ________________________ _____ , 14 i , j ii i •1 fth THURSDAY'S RESULTS ; Sullivan ILBI d Fugle'besg. I 7 —. 1. IQ, 3 11) J Ic'SMelOdy 16)5.60.00 (3 Il SI) 70 3) 61 3 7 i 0 hiury ss 8:00 P.M. - '.'oyer II Chamberlain C Iiruckwayrl ftr.insom 2t) rman 7b t &,*is - - -, FJ1'scoRoARD __________ ____________________________________________________ I ing beginning at 7:30 a.m. EST. ECKEID __9_ 'NIGHTLY SEMINOLE ______________________________________________________________________ _____ i- Paul 14mg hota 78 Thirstja' In Baseball, 4 -0 JU.st Six hits. .- -. Country Club course. Nicklaus SeCOfl(I win with John Stewart ___________________ ________________ ______________________________ - led Seminole to a 10-0 victory Cleveland) J I; 7 Lake Brantle, __ _____ ____ ______ _____ _____________________________________________________________________________ _j_ ___________________________ ti' ino ne Wasni even sure he Midden) 707.5; 7 Lake Brantley Flag IS) ci Kayc 60, 6); Gonzalez Was leading this round. Play _____________________________ - Evans H its r Lyman (Web',. Conncll, Gidu;, Roberts (5-) d. Hoacomb 6), 6 2. ______ __ I a..1 ________________________________________________________________ _____ J Ii f49a'V day. - Holcomb Kayc 4.0, 62 at fish camps, and focal bsin*ises, Look for the Shad Derby Pfr. c e PcaV i \) s M ______________________________________ ________________ ___________________________________________ ______________________________________ _____ __________________________________ _____________________________________________ aa,m Bldg ---_• in Ra ' 70P/OIfiyfc,e' Long ' 78 Leads SCC ____ _______ Sanford Flcr*da 37, 7; Pbi9i reo 3, 71 '.'.rcr. 5, I?. j * * * * * * 1 * * *1 players are rurr To ______ - _______________________ _____________ Entry *orms availa i pounders. Lake howell sends Fred Weber in the 142- plans to release all the players from their contracts today at - ' _________ ____________ Sanft,rd Police Eenevoknt Asoc. Bldg. on the lakefront, Enloy a :omptetf chicken dinner for orfy 52.0 per pttrscn I 27-91O1 * 11 e S t . ________________________________________________________________________ ____________ ___________ And Scores Of Other Prizes wili be awjrded s door rrir at th* E'I 0 - clay Fresh wafer fishing outfits awarded weekly to angler over and under ' who catches Ltrtt shad during the weok. ********a*** tiy tkIATR( r rtt* ar1 his 1_ I -'' "I finally found (ho secret. Johnny Miller, a two-time champion of 1975, iiN the rest tradition, second faster than cnyone else another victory Thursday, as for a stheduled game at CincinThe big, rangy veteran of 13 through with first round play, &m Snead, lisa Eberle won three events natl Saturday, Already highBraullo Baeia will ride Boa- last season, ending a stung of meet. the 63year-o1d years on the pro and keyed the Patriots to scoring star Mike Walton, one-putt'ern 'II golf tc didn't were 4(4'car-old Don January, uncle of J.C., once went four est Pleasure against hang Ten, Volunteer victories. In the past but British Open champ Thin Wat- urnk'r par but had to settle for vicory over !.yman and goahe John Garrett and strongE lee u t Ion 1st, Job nn y 12 years, the Vols took 10 titles. Bran hey Nine (lando Boone. cke enough. He one-putted 10 son and J.C. Snead, the recent 71. Arnold Palmer matched par Appleseed, Inca Roca, Proud Alabama managed to edge ann Paul Holingren have winner of the San Diego Open. 7 de. times on his way to a sL.tmderLake Brantlay Girls 7O' parted. Birdie, MountSterllng, Rule the them in 1972, 62. Lyman 61;BoonelI', Dumped By 8-3 par 6 that gave hm the lead The group at 3 included Lee Ridge and Togus, Each will The Saints have missed two But Tennessee was on the Thursday in the uncompleted FOREST member CITY Orlando \letro • Tre',ino, Torn Weiskopi and carry 122 pounds In the Pi-mile wrong end of the luck last year, Conference lLB) SO. Sue Seebers (B 7 MonJay.OnWednesday,theof. Emily Halt (6)46. SHOT PUT ' Tournament Players Ctiam. defending champion In this am- If all start. lice staff went home at midday. pionsiip. events, losing points when Lisa Et.erle (16) 124. 7 Janet Loui- Thursday in a high school bitiotis tournament that ranks Except for an easy triumph In slana State and A5tcjo (16) 302'. 3, Jilt WilIiam Marti, plagued by injuries, game. a-3. ILv) 24 I',, DISCUS I Karen as the championship of the an exhibition race last month, State staged surprisingly Storey (101 SC I',, I Pm Harrison illness, mmii)- illness and astouring pros, Honest Pleasure hasn't started strong showings. The Vols Evans shot a 74. S sorted oilier prublems in the 332 000 x $ I 111! 739; 3 Errin Walt (Ly) fl C. Drantley 100 011 0-3 4 S The event is one of the year's since Nov. 1 when he scored his wcind up fourth. LOP'1GJUMP-I SueSebers(Bl IT past two frustrating seasons, Lisa Eberle (LU) 1511. 110 LOW ifl Which leading players dre re- Laurel Futurity. Altogether he points. LSU was second with 33 Bernard, iS"Cr.. LaSc Cran'le, HURDLES - I Lisa Eber Ic (LU) . tiriie he'd had a putting round quired to compete. As a result, won six of eight starts, with two and Mississippi State was third Behout 2) Emily Ilall (B) 19$; 100 DASH ST. PETERSBURG I Community College bieezed gin to remember Sue Seebers (B) II?. 7 Anita the last time - )ear. year-')ld. - with 34L, Sophomorc' Marvin [sans had past its third straight opponent he'd led a tournament, Cleveland fLy' 119. 3 En Wa,l Seven SEC meet standards (Ly) tied vith Karen 'homley (B) Tiiursda, blankir,g St. Johns "Ii ha.s been quite a while," a day to write borne about 175, MILE PUN $. KOthy have been topped unofficially in River, 7.0. he s-aid in mock-serious tinder. Thursday as the Jacksonville Bringarciner lL) S 502. 7 KIm other meets this season. Ccx IS) ci McAlphin product cracked out two borne LongStDl (Ly) 6.08. 3 0th Davis 42, 61, statement, Thomps IS) d- Pearrow 6 1, 6 I, Florida's Willie Wilder ran a , .. Itril A - lAIr hA riAv runs tn drier' in (it's' ninc nn,l _______ Lot 2. Block 25, NORTii Over $2,500 In Prizes. DEW 16) o I\tt 0 r e I\i Irvine has been holding off I Cast Central 0r'jfe.-.'rc 27. )76 at l'itle s ,1 club In St. Paul. 15, 1976. that certa.n parcel of real property deScribed as folIwj Clerk of the Circuit Court By W.artna T vnien fy Clerk CAW ROLL BURKE APtcrry fOr Pet.t 61? Sanførj Atlani Se e k Wrestlers qualified for the state in district against the 159-pounders and Don Barton opposing 130-pounders. and regional tournaments the last two Ovledo's 149-pound Jerry Zayns carrie-s his ss'eekends. the few remaining financial backers of the strugling World Hockey Asscciation franchise, plans to sell ______ Sanford, Seminole County. Florida at the hour of 11:00 am. on March of your or'ginal wi'b the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sonlrd, Semnole County, FtoriC, on or before the 23rd day Of ;•,.- PGA ToOR - 13131470-St __________ ____ /4' 76 I J4&Y47Af I time pursuant ' Sanforci, Florida, and file the tie rs high schoül wresirs see'c state chainI)ionshil this sses7kend In the state tour- __________________________ NOTICE OF SALE ORLANDO FIRST ADDITION, RESIDENCE UNKNOWP4 according to plot thereof recorded You are he"etty notifIed (nat Petitioner 6TT JEAN PHELPS, Plot Book 17 at pages 7i and 7104 Irs' fo' Pubiic Records Of Seminole County. hJ5 filed a Pttiti0 Florida; Subject, however. 'a Dissolution of Marriage against Petitioner, whose address 5 612 Sants,.'d Atfentic Oarmk Biding, 8 1/I/re s ts ir I 25 23 I 23-97 NOTICE 15-HEREBY G",[tj that for C IllS 63 _____________________________ tatutes, To Wit SEMINOLE •AY RICHARD PHELPS Respondent ci Carroll 6 27 11, Meadows 3 17 2. Kirby I 4 31; Prustt 1008, Adams 9 AMENDED and the grand prize is yc.urs. '2 &OGEN ADMISSION * for gun" statement, ____________________ DEW 103 t a Fin$ Jcgment it IP AND COUNTY, ForeClosure entered th Obove Styled cause in the Circuit Court ot FLORIDA. the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in CIVIL ACTION NO. 75and for Seminole County, Florida. I 2525.CA.OI.F will sell at publIc auction to ten Iii Re: The Marriage highetf biddcr cash at the Wst BETTY JE 'iN PHELPS. Pe•tiGn.r tront door of the Ccurthoue so tact, S LAKE HOWELL: Schmidt 3006. ii Swift, Catch the largest shad during the Derby, TJCiT 1*00 * bailman who was eager for the been give and take In that area. West Orange 11. Oiedo 12. vine, one of 11OWMAN. On the St. Johns River from Lake Monroe to Lake Haney 30 days of fishing, including S weekends. No entry fee. McE,'.,,r. MAfl 1113 9 r&, 5Ja,c 7W' PFCi4&47'a'' C2C /#PF,°WPE4rf ,qx4,'O (9,yp ml- fl'V4','%19' 97 Fouled 0t None Feb. 14 thru March 14 MtL)cna)ci a o CURTAIN : 1 JOHN M. McCORMICK bring It to on. of the official weigh.tti stations, * whereby ' Late Ho'r)t It The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ., Elaine R,Ch.rop fl tjty Clerk * the players' ___________________ Win A Boat, Motor & Trailer. rtfleri*q * a WeslOrange Co•sponsored by H Btckwth, jr of th C'rcut (s.rt - "eight-and-one" plan, 33$7 Sanford Shad Derby Da'ei February flth, 1976 COURT SEAL) USs ptrt v'nç 16 10 1$ 26-46 15 NEW SMYRNA: Wooten I 00 _____ '' W*. Lake Brantley 5sbrtet ers today were going to revise some specifications in their WeIshi 3)19, MartlnsIQ7$, Isaac 77 76, Wilts 6 1713; N JenkIns) 006; Marshall) 5 914; 0 JenkIns ID I S 24: Cummings 7 Dl 4; Athearn 0 5: Larry L. Grimm Sr. PubliSh Feb 70, 77, March 5 1?. 77, March DEW 104 ttter for cash. at tre wej' iron' ioor of the Semrnoie County (n.j rfh5 in Sanford. FlonC', .'' 00 o'ciork A P.S i' Tr'eu , PubliSh: Feb ________________ Also CIOCIL "E' of sid Sn Sebastian HeightS. Unut I. cam to Fouls Lake Orantley II, Seabrecie 21. Fouled Out' None ' Enter the Evening Herald continue along tfl Southerly right ci QUARTET1' * wIth the owners. A spokesman camp In Sarasoth, Fla,, Totâit 34 19 74 4 MARY BERNSTEIN, Court Seal) - way North 57 degrees 35' SI'• Eat'. 3611 i,e-f to the point of C was rcadblock 4't P/trn'8o/P /6WEq5 Molhon 0 4 4 1, Aiistrey 0 00 0. and that I register said name with the Name As Deputy Clerk Representative Publish: Feb. 20. 77. 1976 South 54 lurisoiction Cf the Court. Depu$'y Clerk default will be entered against degrees 54' 5)" West, 24,3 44 feet ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND for the rilitf along the northerly right of way of OBJECTIONS demanded in the William A Lefiter, Ill NOT SO FILED Petition Post Office Bow 27H Sjbard Coastline Railroad to a WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Sanford, Florida 7771 poInt on tne Northerly right of way WITNESS mi Hand and Flora Elilab'tts King otfCial Attorney for PIa,nt,ff sealol this Court on this the llthday of State Road 45: saId point also Persont Represent.s Publish- Fet, 77, 1976 of February, A.D 1976 lying on a curve cmcave South. tivi of the Estate of CEW 160 ceall westerly having a rediu5 of 196005 Yiarren .4. Kintj, feet, thence from a tangent Artr H Beckwith, Jr bearing -. k - -w i vi.... ofNorthS7degrej01'5wcjt,r Clerk of the Circuit Court "0rneY for Personal Ileicids. Unit 1; thence '4 In the continuing negotia- Chicago WhiteSox, said Thur r ',',',l;t'n 2 00 1, ,%elIarns I I I 3, BanJQ 16, Slick 6 C 970, Cherry 9 2IY"ESSmyhandandthesealof G,J's CUSTOM VANS this Coon on the 11th day of Intend to :;erry, Florida 3fl07 Florda By Lillian T J,'ni.ns Deputy Clerk Deceased L W Carni II, Jr., Esquire of Post Office Box 779$ ont Door 04 the 1976 Arthor H BeckwiTh, Jr unlluidated, the recorded in Plot Book IS, pages 51 of the uncertainty shall hi' and $9, PubI'c Re(ond of Seminole stated. If the claIm i secured, the County, Florida; said corner lying security shall be destribed The on the Southerly rlgtit of way of San claimant shall deliver sufficient Sebastian Praao and also on a curse Copies of the claim to the Clerk Ins concave SouT"westerly having a enable the Clerk to mail one copy f radius ot 1011.71 feel, thence from a each representative, tar,LjcnI bearing of Scith 61 degrees All persons interested ill th 33' 43" East, run Southeasterly Estate to whom a copy Of thiS Notice 1)304 fp't along the arc of said of Adm , riistrahon ha: been mailed curve to the most Southerly corner are rrorehl, w,tPiin three months of sad Lot 16, Block "A". thence (mm the date of the lint publication South fl degreci 21' or' East. 391.61 n ltii, nolkO, lo file any ob)ec?lors feet ts the P4oflherIyrigPt of way of they may Isave the? challenges the Seaooarci Coastline Raitrcsad Trilby validity oh thme c1cendent's Will, tee br4nch) and also fIle Southerly lire euaht'.catlons of the personal -4 session with the oer, strayed from the pack Lee MacPhall said Veeck negotiating 00 I. Totilt 25167? attorney. wtsose Piantift. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 37711. The personal (h what they want," 0(11 ',4T' cW1t' a' ___ 5-helield 0 00 0. Dirshimer 0 00 Ii. - ,• Foreclosure ntered in cause claim muSt be in writing lumber 71 1777-CA 09 C. In the anci must indicate the Circuit Court at Seminole County, basiS for the claim, the name and FIorda, I will sell the property address of the creditor or Ills agent situated in Seminole Ccunty. or attorney, and the amount Florida. described as' darned If the claim IS not yet due. Begin at tflr moSt Westerly c xe,' me date when it will become due of Lot 16, Block "A", SAN shall be stated. It the claim s SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS. UNIT I. 01 contingent r IiJ'V lives," - ___________ tha!pvrtuanttosFinAlJgn1en,ct they 7' his 10th major league could do. "They want unity? They can baits and some bats," said "They could have taken away have unity. Let's all open up Phiulls slugger Greg Liiztns. some modifications on the bar. ranks, __ ____ 0A 4f)t' WITNESS my hand and the sea) ot _______________ SOLIDATED ELECTRICAL recuired, WITHIN THREE MON Orlando, Florida 32501 UISTRIBUTOPS S E IPIC • a THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Attorney for Plaintiffs FlOrda cc%norat,00, FIRST PUBLICATION OF Il-itS PubliSh Feb 77. 1976 Defendants NOTICE to file wth the Clerk of the DEW 153 NOTICE OF SALE Court a written stalement of . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, any claim Ot demand I'd THE CIRCUIT COURT, , 14 IS 12 10 Fouled Out Snead Legal Notice FLORiDA ENGINEERING. INC.. a ciressof the atturney (or the personal FIOIOO corporation, AUSTIN A. representative are Set forth below. ROSS. SHEtIANDOAH, IPIC., a All persons hIving claims or V Lyman 41 Z?/E I4W/4 )4R 1 //14't IVI 7 'V'i' iYO/Y ________ ___ ____ ThIS FROM THE D:.TE OF THE *ile, JUDITH A. JUDY, individually, FInra Elizabeth King, whot ad bODES DEVELOPMENT (0, ciress 52541 Park Avenue, Sanforci, C s-c agent in season. -________________________ an DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, P A (pmat an &tion to frCl1 a moe anci Ira' amount claimed. COUNTY, FLORIOA If the the claim is contingent or systems, machines, appliances, Publ,tt Feb 77. March 3. 17, 19, tgg nn the following deScribed claim iS not yet duC, the ciate wrun Civil Action No. 73-1421.CA.00.G it unhiCuiciated, the nature of the un fixtute, and appurtenance, ehiCh 1976 property JAY PORTER and ALFREDA will become due shall be stated. . certainty shall be stated If the nowareor mayhereafter pertain to, DEW If? Lot 1*0, BARCLAY WOODS the PORTER. hi5 *iIp Claim is contingent or If claim is secured, the secu'ity Shall or be used with, in, or on S4id SECOND ADDITION according to unu,dated. the nature of the Ufl FICTITIOUS PIAME be described, The claimant shall premises, even though tttPy be _________________________ Book 17, Page 93. Public Rc'cords Ct claim is secured, the security shall EAiL L BOYLES and One Magic Cimef Range engoed in business at P0. Bo* 201, be described The claimant Shall to the clerk to enable the clerk to MARGARET BOYLES. rii% wife. Seminole County, Florida, One Fsco Hood Lorigwood, Seminole County, mail one copy to each personal ________________________ and C.'.T CORPORATIOP.t, a New has been filed against you and you deliver iuftitiint copies of the Florida under Ihe tiCtitiQ0S name oh One Crrysle'f Furnace. cta,m representative' arerecuirc'd to serv? a cocv of your to the clerk to n.thl. tP. York. crp.7ratIGn. 174 THE T&S CONSTRUCTION CO .armd that CIRCJIT COURT. to Alt personsinterested in the estate One Chrysler Ar Conditioner ,tten defenses. 1 ant, to it on D-Ienoan!s mail one cony t each tlprk personal Well towall Carpesing we introd toregiStersald flamewth to whom a copy of this Not'ce of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIUA. Divici Kerben, PlanTilPs attorney, representative NOTICE CF SALE PROBATE DIVISION the Clerk of the Circuit Court, AdminIstration has been mailed are has been filed against you ani tou w i* III F All prn mnrrPsts'd 'A "0 s'SIAI ;.,cr. NO 76.M.CP Seminole County. ior,oa in ac suant to the Final Judnientof Street, Orlando, Florida. on or of whom a coPe of this NOtiCe ot required. WITHIN THREE MON arereutre to serve a copy Of your cordance with the provisions of the rltten defenses, 'I any, to it on ThIS FROM THE DATE OF THE WARREN J KING. ak a W. J causepinglnthecjrcujtcos,,'tof andfilelheoriQ'nalwithth,Clerkof reçuited. WITHIN THREE ?'OP4 KING, i. riy s',.wthIwI th.y Scion 56309 Florida Statutes 1957 address is POI.? the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in thiS Cr?, zn-t' tc?rc r-,r;thIS FROM THE DATC cr TtlC vs'fr. S Dormaid E. Sts'senm may have that Challenges the Oltice Drawer X. Jacksonville. NOTICE OF NOTICE - t fiI any Ob1ectons they C yl 4tr No 75-7421 CA 090, the ?hcs'eaite'r Other-y, se a default will ____________ _______________ Publish F" 6, I) 70 27, 1976 ADMINISTRk'(ION mey have that challenges the the Qualifications of the personal 26th. 19/ó, and lilt the orig.nal With entered against you for time relief indvrsigned Clerk will lI TO DEW II IL PER s)NS HAy, 4G property %tuate'd in saic Ccunty, demanded iri the complaint validi'y of thC dccendent's will, the representatwe or the venue or the Clerk of this Court either before service CLAIMS O tMANDS AGAINST plaintiff's attorney 01 WITNESS my hand arid the seal of qualifications of the personal jurisdiction of thC court. -e'scribed FICTITIC.US NAME rnmediatelytherrafter; otherwise a Gertrude Christine Willis Notice is hereby o'e" that I am OTHER PEPSONS INTERESTED rev,Sed plat of ORIENTA OAR. 1976 IUlitdiCtiOO of thC Court. IN SAID ESTATE: for the relief der,mdnded a',.'* of the Estate Wilton 1. Hooks DENS. Ptat Book 10. Page 76. PubliC (Seal) In the Cassetberry, Seminole County, MARCH ViCK CORPORATION, vs. lt 'liii' Associated Press The beball owners were Un- _______________ ' Legal Notice _____ I LYMAN Plorne 000, Hudson 64 16, Swllry 7 37, Thomas I 311 Burkhart 000, Wright 7 1 17, ' that he examined Miss Hearst chines arid others. for a to of 17 hot in Bailey spotted th opening January and last week, but and on re-direct questioning before he begar1 discussing his report. Meanwhile, the chief prose. -tor, U.& Mt. IU..&.,.) L Browning Jr., hinted outhde the cwoom that (he government has a swprise withess, "Something is In the wind, Browning said when asked ____________________ 248 36 Seminole County, Florida, has been liled against you and yo flaying claims or following property In Seminole All persons personal ___________________________________________________ ncumber)ng the following real Lot 6, Block "B". NORTH Clerkoftheabov, styled Cour!0n All persons having cloims or It-IS FROM THE DATE OF THE ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 3. before March 31st, 19/6, otherwise, NOTICE OF ACTION - THE IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF acomplainftoforeclosea mortgage Tirso Cruze. St. Gagalag.n Manila. Philippines Florida toiney claim or demand they may have. resume his thatt was trned to gnerally is: 2510 mt. 623 required, WITHIN THREE MON COMBANKCASSELBERRY, a Miss Hearst earlier this year. The third expert, Dr. Robert orou.s tross-examjnatiu,, by was GIOR 010 t Skyflhli Road No 201 is Sanford, pS)'chiatriSLs called by defense the admission of the results of "cease his questioning in this attorney F. Lee Bailey, who three days of polygraph exam- area" until a hearing outside Ricaro A CorpuS (OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO THE ABOVE ESTISTE ANO ALL - ____________________________ -• I _________________ WEATHERTRON 0 ___________ ______ . CALL . . PLUMBING a. 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'-' i ' 'I$J _____ AN ELITE ARMY'OF FEMALE ASSASSIN\ ______ ' IN A RACE AGAINST\ TIME AND DEATH I TOSAVETHE I RL ''s: ;".:: 'o:.-,.,'X. I - IYOUP FAMILY' Ai. io ror famlies or friends of problei LSr,nkeqs ° c1* - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TE PiTH J IC IA L I R. CUlT IN AND FOR BREVAHO COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION PlO 16-3nCA04A In Re, tli. U*,,i.,. Al I RANKL IN RICHARD iJ .( / .-' - ;-,' 4 2-IS Curtis P Barnes By 9 DAILY'MDRu<' .. - -.-.-. ______ . - Lillian J. Jenkins Deputy Cle'k TERKENCE WILLIAM ACKE!4T. 251 Pv'aitland Avenue Altamor'te S"rngs, Florida. 1710) Publish Feb 13, 20, 77, March 1976 DEW ifl ALICE W COBB, Wife AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO ALfCE KOOlI, ',' whose last known address was and is Route 2, Cape Colony Edenton, North Carolina $A.M .JPM. , p.m. ,i. - . SAN',SO PARK, I. 2. ), t*drocm trailer apts, Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 17 97. Sanford 373 1930 - . : 1' Idr,,$ renI furnSh&'d Reasonable : a ' - TEEN the Lakefront I Rosenberg HOTLI!tE Jon S Suite 14.4*. 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Bennett. $'34 fn • Unfurrns Of Sprec & oecr, PA II) Magnolia Avent Cffice Sos 1361 Sanford, F iorioa i??;l Attorneys for 3 Mo.. 6Mo,& 1 Year Leases Hwy. 17.7 Acrois ' j Ranch House 373.57 or 831.?777,,.( From ..-'- .1ONTH --.-, ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIETANDSEIIENE I Modern FadllEti.,s 4110. E Kitchens .k DATSUN "510" Extra Sharp. 72 TOYOTA MARKII Station Wagons Extra Cl;o. 72 TOYOTA CELICA Red and Sharp 1969 V0 KSWAGEPI - Riding Mower, Montgomery Ward, S HP, 76" cut, used 'I times, like new Must sell 127S 7550 Palmetto 68 I Door. 68 CHEVROLET Power Tailgale 1967 Volkswagen. with 1977 engine 5750 1-49 5605 after i 30. 64 CHEVROLET PICKUP 1977 Buick 62 portswaqon, low' .iIte's, excellent Condition Call 377 3t6 372 5699 STOP & LOOK for tine OiSp'ay ad ,,nnouoc ng the open og of San lord's nf5i"5l and nusuaI Cactus Queen Nursery. corner W,'kiv Park Or nod SR 46 icr B Yr Cawle, 5' orated West If Hwy I? 91 At 1 120 Florida Ave FORD FALCON FORD ' , ', TON PICKUP. TOIl TON 831 1272 LIKE NEW remodel,d and reclecoratec], 2 .i Bedroom house, new k.tcht'n with breakfast bar, new car?rling, large paneled family room, dining room, new roef, new natural ga furnace 8 citra large backyard 177,700 Owner, 373 0577 a, 5.. CK.up. Scutty travel trailer, like new, nicely equipped Set of a)r ShOCkS for '73 CM product 374 157$ ____ ______ - * nc'" .' -, ui' 1 k -' iiJik I 1 I I _ ___ II I '. '. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU V "h_I' WE HAVE from Ito 20 acres, near Osleen Good terms Discount IC cash CndituonOl permi°s for '- BUSINIESS DIRECTORY i' 0 ',' P.' ' . "n' •- 'I ' CONTR,SCIUW'S EG'Jtl'MPlT FARM EQUIPMENT Hew and U seci Foici utubot. P,.tl:Curie Sib's. Rental, Seryct II? Magnolia Avenue ;.t, '/cYC4T E PP iPiGc Ill 015* 6. Acres near golf course, Ferni' Dniv oil Markham Woods Rd Trees, high and d'y Horses o Ii $6,900 per acre. Owner, $62 6695 -' ' HeaVy Equipment SemnoiP & VoluSsa CountieS, Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6780111 -- - - -- '67 Chevrolet Impala, 7 or. hard Tractors& 6A— 6' Plymouth I door VIP model. extra gooc' cOndition 1973 15' II ICT -I' AWAY °L' II - -''' JUl %' fl rliu .------ '' -,. ----s - 64—Equipment for Rent nino.-1,'POflieor ",cmi ("''fr' '- cnn .0 - a b,,t, ii' 611 tt 7 Rent Blot' Lustre Electric Carpet Shampclocr for only 5)30 per day CARROLL'S FUPPIII'JFIF Merchandise - Aluminum Siding Land Clearing P . _e_ Radio & TV for Sale UKC I'-' 1,' ii I' . tChn Bahroom Cabinets, Counter tcvs, Srks Installaton i',O14b1c Bud CabetI 372 0052 iflytime -'br hOt,,' wo ,,i.,.: nttit S 15t.'rn'. "ISO PunS o'j, (.uttCr rs [': 70 F,,oi, .cl rio Co 851956) y 1',' U"iVU IN t'TEoj LAaDCLEARIPII, Bulltiat,nj F x c.ivot 'rig, Ditch work F ii tirt, lop S,':il 322 5941 _______________________________ ' , ¶- -.-ce SERVICE ar Oak 702 (.is',riberr y -- ' , -' Pest Control Beauty Care i Pfnn '..t 1..' 4.'7,•' / ,%. , "°I- 5)19611 U• •s IL *4 nrr,'ft'5 II'',ij!, £,-,".t Sl I 17 '1:17 tCIrrY''l ?'' i ' BUY- SELL -tRADE I )ISE F'rstSt 377561? Slripping escie'ntial & Business F 'cc 'stimatrs Blitz Clean 371 5934 or 68—Wanted I to Buy ' 'p-, I l'um i'm-n C '',i" rig & Sec 74 tIc,r Sir 'ri' Dykes l'-Si',,t.n:j ,5 :,,r Cor..j ''i 322 ti . ' :" If interested. call 377 i01 after S irge oil painting. Gold frame. Sofa site Valued at 1750. Sell for SI9 Phone 813 5)03 tic, i lOre hiss imptif i'r. 371 675? S mi'.,int to - t'I 7 ____________________________ - CASH 3224132 1975 pools complete with sun deck. i'n(e and filter 31'xlb Overall I ,.r nSi'(J i,,rintt,ri' appliances, tools e.t flu', I or 1001 items Larry's 315 5,nfiri1 Aye Alfra0,ons Dre-tsmakn'g. ladies rnc'n S children's Drapes, QuIts. INN !. i,1'\", c. Ui'.f'OistCr rig ems avilablc Warehouse must e emptied NOW' Call wart-house :ollect, dayS or evenings, aSk for Wilkes 305 793 6572. f.4r FREE GIF 1WPAPPIHG All BOby house oitt slip foor 'nave to your lot Price includes house, moving and new fouri d.itOn 3 Bedroom. I', bath, kitchen, living oil heat, unit A C, good (CbditiOfl 58,950 Phone r.ni1(' We Pay Cash I.-r u,iIt1 lutintuti'. ,ippliancc's. tools & ,jin' cut's Being the fastest growing ,t'ic lion service in Florida, we' need mere mer chandic Thert'torc' we pay more' for quality No lun. Attend one' of our auction sa'es every Monday ev'ninq at 7 p m 13[RPIEII 'S A'JC. I ION Steel, Transmissions PIrn,' Ifl 6381 SERVICE - croon, E sterior Plastering. lastcr Patching & 5imulatd fick 8. stone specialty 327 771,0 Re moon'i ng I. Cs'o' (ensr'i "I Block HouSt- Will movA to your lot. Ce'c1ro.rt. 1.'. .r.; ;- i, t.:tj,;- , bath, carport. ut)Iity room, oil heat, unit AC cxc clIent ondut ion Price includeS hOuSe' moving and new foundation 110.950 Phone Want to Ut' A bdy bap. be''n'j gloves & speed bag. Call $61 669S ii - - flS Oil? olden Touch 1N Sew Sin'jer's t,t"St Zg loll iii. fin,' , ',f toP k Mnyonr ,in tie a ',-lltr or ,'i bCuiit'r No ctn,'srgt' ,'SIl admitted tree. Cotnv t- r,'r,se every Stind.sy 9 to 3 .st tf"t -''.i elarod Drive theatre, South 17 '47 Phone 'fl 0719. •.A Tax Serv. _____________________________ (illiams Accounting , Johnny Walker h ', ,', :ttii', .,'u '00 e'pt'rtitt' ' , 'v - I,.. " .r,j'ja. ' I ,,4 i '' •' . c41t .strr '51"a,! "., .''• - C " r . .I-i I, ,S35(&ti..4,i .c3 , .o. in - ,5ç '-.v •,,,'v ..j -4' -i ''.1.., - . çS_ii. c_' - ' 'I.' 1 "- t " ' •I-"-. ' -'''- ' r- -, . - a- ' - -,I - I" ' ''-.;f. - remodeling and additionS ecguirerrc'nts as is "l4ble in tis ceneral con - , 4..i. '. 2 - ; .'....," ':-'0,mr"i. -x t#i.'.i, 1 - :.J - .'.' "a,'- - . S _,,' ' i,'f a -__., , . - "' ' ' "t'_ '''j. : - I\' \" 0' -' 4a .1 S.";'if dt-'4,r' - "- ._l -''*SM, ' - '' , ' . ,., C '.-"' -- " ' - "C J- SAiJ.'e I .i SIINE MACHINE & .n'niv rr - - 7ngSt - -".ra.. - - • - v Windcw Service - JIM' HO%'N KE(P ',5:,u',' JALOUSiE WINDO-A S win t"tf'cocnt %flQIt elf double hung wnCo'wS f! °' i4: 3226457 'th,r,, ti in your --.- ..:n!'n 1 , !t.5,ln',, .i-n't, '1rt'(,! 'fm - i. '••' I. ii5"F ','iELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AIltypes ano smUt we era'! 707 ' .'_J' . '' t J_ .r .jsy~,*_4tas,a l''.'.nlyui :'; "-i _____________________________________________ i (&IA Returns ,,,,, Auction Every at 12Noon Imjt,.- 5',' 16 1e,n %f,rki' I. Remodeling a , ,,.:. '. ', I f' -• '..... ,,, .' ,,, . • - Well Drilling . .' .t I ', e Vi,.rits f''-nonr 322 lu, pyn't'nt of IV See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. ttt St , Downtown 372 7411 ncome in 72—Auction ' . aI•,,,, t,c':r':': t?:1ar in scwing table. Sold new lr 5.459 30 assume balance 01 1)1*, or 17 ,, , - . ,.ifltord 377 1711 'II.' - tIRIr I(ATIOPI SYSTEMS a Cnn, 402 1 PAUL SLATER Profes5,onal WOIIp,ptq Hanger L (enS-ed Rcsicientiau. Commercial Free Efir, ales Ph 377 6113 - /0—Swap & Trade t , ' '.'.'ulwl iNc. . L 's.-.'C', StAt'.. ,)t ________________________ Pressure Cleaning ' Bor'dti : . ' . "-'a Wall Papering BELL PLUMBING CO 327 0959 5ewrr Elect Cleaned, LOS t'Rl,SSIuRE v,ASHINC, r SWAP pnOI' P L' ' tall c,-irpe-t and vinyl, wall towait 'rec Estimate Call SEARS i., mn rlUmulflg -_____ - 15(13 Ja'ous Road t,ic ross trout DeLand Airport, Pt 97 Dciand, FI.i I Phone 901 13.4 fl73 far .1 be*ter price. I :"r r 323 9115 f( 17) 6035 ',, t ' Rc'p,ors 7j Hr Sery Add't.s I • '' Expert ,iutofl'n(lt( mransmsSion overhauling All work guirarn!e't'c, I Frrs' d'OrtnotiS Factory Trn I ,',t, - i'd help on 111,11 SOturU.13m lOb' , 'Oni'Iin. doorS. Windows huns oncrete work. etc By the' hOur c' iy the lob- -, , . q -ir'' - -- ''''"uqrjpu' , t, .'.'ufl'.)fl Cc: ,i, '" rt' .'.,'m$tr-; 1w'tt0', r,.i',ct',,rii, Free Etlimates No lob too laige or small Call Red or John. 373 5001 irpentr ', Cln4da. Donna ' Photography irpentry . Concrete, Remodeling, Roofing - -. ... ..,.' '- "- - •• :''v:.. Ph )2. 1217 DAViS' 921 9370 SWIMMING POOL SALE * ol distributor must sell bilance of C;( 51 0' %!,fl'4 Home improvements '.c. ''.A 'n a- 1'i 'F"tJ.,'...kf li-r We Buy Furniture .1.. a '-I. - • ' is' %e't World Book Encyclopedias. ").a. ,L,.r ..-k_i",, c'ç " Sewing Pet Care ,',,,-,',' ., "- "-l'o,.'s, 1 -, "i." 'r' '.i5.;J!r'','. 'a.r' a&2 C''C.-i" '-C ' .c'i' Flit-ct rcj,jf repairs, 1.1' (. \h'rij", Alt w':r r, ,ji Inlet-c UP000Fri ROOC INI. 173 Urn ___________________________________ pInt' P'st Control and Termt-rq 3) 95 I 'i' ,.J ,. -. PJi ,-'- - _________________________________ Trcnt Fitcrminalmrs.g Co.-- Corn Heater Cleaning Ii I.., u'.m '.1 ciffc''t,.jrrn'n Any Quan'Iy NOLL 5 Casselbe!ry, P4w y 1197 8)0 '*206 Dr , 3.'i 5865 ''.'. WILSOPIMAIER FIIRPIITURE 'n. ,".-,-•,'..,." .. t I. - " ",t" _tj" - gj,J fngLndC,1ni'mr,Pr%-r Freees"ati-s Fc-.'.'. P1ST lO,Trj .'.° TO',E14 S i1EAUTY '.ALO'4 Puppies, part Doberman. pant Lab 3 &71 $10 m!c$, 13 fm:,'?-' Roofing ,- "a' - ,- %' fast B?rd i'f" - P,U)l'fs GuOrOflteed 323 9l ".•'?" .t',cn"rc','.. ".f,-- ','-'' '..;.'-,.,..',• S'dnc 65--Pets-Supplies 'c;-f;', -- _ .000 BFU GE Central Ar Coo itioning Unit. Used 3 Mos 373 7777 alter S e ' i " '7"crt.ct '-,f. .? t;:•,-!i.'-..' ran c't.i'r GUT THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ROM TODAY'S WNT ADS' '-,"d.' -. " ' Ch,irrnng 2 LIII. wailing for yucar special touch Can't Peat the'pocc for thtt price See tod.ly' Cc mpletely FORD GALAXIE Coupe 197) Audi 100 iS, I door st-dan automatic,air conditioned, stereo, whitewith red Interior, 12.295 Call 372 1651 (Dealer) __________ FORD PINTO. XXX Clean 3 To Choose From. 68 Runs Go, New Tlra-s, 1700 Phcne363-3'P34. ' Cornet itip r ong mower, 30' cut, A. I tnnditin, 5350 377 9375 after I p m. PICK.ur. 4 Wheel Drive. In Mint Cond 71 II Call Harold, 373 2920 62'-L.awn- Garden or 5(L.Misc2llaneous Door '. JEEr 71 1970 Cadillac Sedan D'eVilIe. 1 oAfie.r, loaded. First $1,700 takeS f3. £?f'c ' ____- t 7 AcreS, I? lots n.-,s 7i if', dbl si0e mobile home, lenced pasture, iarge uarflcn ready to plant Sc1 or tr,ncJn' tin' motor horns' tra.el trailer Located nil Wlson P at Paola, E of Wilson School, follow sign 373 6095 room, Perfer.t Retirpmept I and Bedrooms I or I' Baths Deceased. 72 FORD GRAN TOP INO. or Gft%, knits. ChvuSlc'ninq Gowns CLIFF ,IORDAU.REALTOR or TOYOTA COROLLA Station Wagons. 3 To Chaos. From. 795 Oil? APARTMENTS Furnished 72 cellent. 1795 32) 0996 Ave., 3779339 PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR Ph 377 110' 7610 Hio*ath,t Days 317 7174 Broker t49h1x 37)f).4$3 4Jf auto.. AC, radio, PS. PB. excel. onci, 11.699 327 9063 196$ Ford S?tin Wagon. $ cyl automatic. or. power tte'e'ifl'j new tires, new nspec?cn. cx urnitur C,nsscltc'rr, I Bedroom trailer, 17x95 1200 and assume payments of 560 month Phon,' 372 9147 home. drapu'l & carpetel Central throughout A&H, 5147 17 monthI P1', 141.1? I ASsume 151 rtiJ4 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY ii• 3 To Choose From chairs, stragimt chairs, filing (,nbncts. a5 5 Cash and carry, 2 bath, central air, raised screer room, carport, %hrting, p3,mmtn?S 1106 37 Phone 377 005) or nights BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, l'i bath -, ' nj 72 CHEVROLET KIPICSW000 .',' if' '. 321.0041 Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 0" For Sale' by Owner? óedu'oom. Florida room, I00'xlSO lot, trees Near S,lnford 3?) ViTa ') Plymouth Satellite Custom. 373 IS7Ooril.* 4605 ct 5!r-' ,, -, "'('f'.i C-'h, ch,Iit5, Secretarial desks & & CAR IBE- double wide,) Bedroom, Pnr,u'nts '\fillage ti,j Pbllth' FeP9 71, Clean 3 bedroom. 1' bath. avigadO StQve & refrigerator, blue carpet. crntrOl he'at 1. ir Pasten'S, 312 1301 StltiOfl Wagon. id. I? 928.177. Lrngwood ONLY $689 INSTALLED • Personal Qepieseora fireplace, carpeted, large lot Suntand are.. 322 8336 after 5 wk c1r5. ' ' -',- ar '.i' .'AYF AIR A lovely contemporary t. . bath home Stone front. 3 curport Professionally land lot 18*36 pool Many ci 584000 I Edith M Elliott - sh Rea I I • PLALTOQS ' I BR. I bath. ompIeIei' turn'S-lied. 72 Swinger, 7 Or Hardtop, 12,195 373 7973, 6O--HICe SuPplies ZIMMER. 17' wide, 7 bedroom, central air, carport, patio cover, skirting, new carpet, adulls only, Payments $506) Phone 3770031. Nights b'S 3569 1041 (OPITIIAC :JIftrhb0 . REALTY, 3727333. '. . - piolessonally P,,in,iqei1 B Shinql roof, washer dryer hook up, nice area. FHA insured mortgage 521,000 5100 down. $17316 per mo P1, BUICK ELECTRA 223. 33(00 Actual Miles 1971 Dodge Dart ____________-________________ be rented, or bought, or lot atone If you hOve a mobile hnm. 171 nu,4 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 322-2090 V('flg O' jurisdiction o4 the - 1.0 Ut' ' 17'x45' Mobile Home on lot that c 3 BR, l"i baths, CS home, central heat, encloSed garage. carpet. 3 BR, 27 blhs. family room, I BR, 511.500 tIP. $.n'3 TOWNHOUSES ' 37? 6SS built modern hOmtS. I • K St stay all :.K( P,ARY Take your thoce ci 1505 W. 25th Sf, SANFORD 15th _,jt_t cond . fenced, fruit IrCeS, carpete'd Close in 371 041 8)0 OC'bI ,,lter his 831 1470 7 BEDROOM FROM Peg Real Estate Broken' range • whom a copy of this PlOtict. of - TRAP-I CRANK COP-ST & REALTY' BEDROOMSUITES ' TAFFER REALTY Central heat & air, fenced lot STUDIO 1.7,3 written Statement of any claim or demandIhey mayhave Each claim must be In writing Cod must indicate carpet, refrigerator, drapes, xur'y Patio Apartments ' 7563 PARP ML Bedroom, -- r*'guired, WITHIP4 FOUR MONTHS FROM TH[ DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file witr the clerk of the court a ' 5700 purchaSer kitche, biitht. 2 322.242OANYTIME 0 0 garage ExcelInt buy $71,000 Only $100 to qualified C.III today SIERRED ______---- eneva ardens jf$_•_I NICE 8. PlEAT 3 Bedrooms, l' baths, central heat. enclosed bargain a' $73,500 ' PAP K DRIVE- OWNER Call between band Ip.m , 803W. 1st St 9?) 6061 or 373 Lh%7crvt"s (arpet, range Bedroom. refrigerator, drapes all stay Screened porch. lot 75'x300' flc,iutiiul garden llth fruit trees - i Bedroom furnished olex It .(' . i4 - cj k,'al Es',ife Broke' SANFORD-- WIDOW MUST SEll 365 3771 . ' 0EW159 _&t._-- AT REALTORS L iilr Mary. One bedroom, 'entrai ar & heat. ickal for re'ired oupte $100 no 904731 6,397 Post Florida I7vCl bedroumS, - or un location 'jniO/,fl area MUNS WORTH REALTY fenced lot, large corner lot ii' ,nntrnr . ' Call Sanford's Sales Leader lrflh.'ut OUPLUX 'se", na rural ,tnoniriiy POyiTnt'fltS le.55 ?l".' ircnt Governrrer? sutr,'diied .1 1 i 11 Sit' r. y.'t county yet in tewn conenences ___________________________ , ::..rt, Jon S Rosenberg. L'sq of I FT FIDO RUN in thi5 complefel , , Sanford, 373 itra Nice With Top's'r 72 80—Autos for Sale lt'GlassArrow ns'h60tnp- Johnson. SEt) Phone 372 0777 FORD ', Tori Pick.up Ranger. 73 ,ilt,'r A '377 f.1o99 7928 Hwy 17 97 a p,iyr'."II TOYOTA PlCKUP. 3 To Choose From. Chico & The Man 43—Lots-ACreage - equipped A 31A—Duplexes )I*J; tOe.y for the pers3nl r•p,ei,n t it,e is set forth belo.',. All pero having claIms Or Otmands against the estate are ArIh.j H Beckwlfh, Jr Clerk of the. Circuit Cotjrl Mary N. DIrden ts'hs central heatair, one minutewalk ?olO9Ilwilde Schoo& CtT COurSe ITS- a CI nouse icr Ill! money $37,500 AVAt DPI APAII T.',5[P4TS ____________________ ADULTS NO PETS '' Ni'... GREAT LOCATION. 3 Bedrooms,? - 4 PrijcP,, whot• address is 171-43 86th Avenue, Jamaica, New York, 11132 the SeI thiS- Court on Fcb'uary ath, 1976 _____ OR 706 Ferguson Avenue, Newport Neii, Virginia 23601,and Ivy I relief demanded in the the *fitlon WITNESS my MithoI ______ -' is Suite Aim'nist,oton ha beCr 'nailed arc 1446, CPIA Toy,eq, Orlanuo, Vi 17401. requir, WITHtN FOUR MONTHS on or before March Ii), 1916, and file FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST the Original with the i.lei-k of this PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, ourt Cithir b.ttor %Cryic on fof 4 leayoij,ctio, they may tiav I Pr'itione,' atlorney or Im. that I chCllegt th# vitli'Jty Of the mediately thuoalter. oihe'rwtw a deendent' wIll, the aualtflcaticns H I.. _______ - Ior?ftrcj,00ms Adlultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK hi3Or' 5'Oup deceased, F'$, No 15 31$ CP. is pending in tIle Circuit 'oLJrt for Seminol. County, Flq, Prte DivisIon, the address of which Is Scrninale CunIy Courthouse, .n!i,'nqng'1 'ce AOdre _________ - - ___ FREE SWAPS $175 372 . 3716353 *"Get 'Em WhiI* * They're Hot" * Loch Arbor Only 3 years old, Cuttom cssbincls, Stockade fence. A t)eautiful home for luSt 547.800 I BEDROOM COTTAGE Deceased ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR OEM,.NDS AAlNST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ui ,,ij JUST LISTEDI Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in mint (OflditiQfl On I*O large jOlt In ___________________ the basis for the claim, the name ano YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED address of the credito, or Iii agent that a Suit for dis30lution of or attorney. ano the amount marriage and for recognition of claimed, It the claIm is not yet due, Special equity in certain property the' date when it will btome due ntects purportedly owned by you shall be stated If the claim I dnd being more Particularly Contingent or unlIquidafed, the de'scribed as follows: nature of the uncertainty shall be )$ It, HID")Ep ESTATES, Unit If tine (lim is s.ecLjred, the Plot Book Ii. Page 99, in the Security shall be descri, The Public Reord of Seminole County, claimant shall deliver Sufficient florida. copies of the claim to 'fIb clerk to h,i been filed against you and you enable the ct'rk to mail one copy to are required to Serve a copy of your cacti personal representative we itin defenses. f any, to it on All persons Inter,Sted in the estate JOI4P-* S ROSENBERG, I ,tltloner' to 1QW TIME INDAYS 372 Il?? YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Ihe administration of Inc Iitate ROBERT L. BENNETT, IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AP-IC FO.t SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 76t44-CA.O4.0 In Re: the Marriage of VI "I Come see 300 F Apt for rent Sanford, UIori 37771 The pertonal repce'ntatjves of thIs estate are Edith M Elliott, whoj addr,U is , -';. r"or'o7ated -- In Re: Estate of ROBI: P 1 L lIE iN E TI _ .f' inlurOi'.rtd hv*ip open bOw Ir, null tisht'rm,in 31 rip Johnson, Gitor lilt trat"r, 1,595 Call 377 3718 after 6 p 1q71 Charger, IS' Runabout with trailer. 55 lIP Chrysler engine, W IOhrs. on engIne. 11,150. 37) 67$ 5569 I Bedroom home, 7 bathS, 1 car carage For further information, coIl 666 5737 _________ TO Clerk ci the Circuit Court 315 fi)rn.Sr,'d cr 4 'port nn antord 373 1)10 NO. is us.cr. , I One & 7 C;trcv'm aiiIrlin.i',Its. PROBATE DIVISION c5v',,ll F.a! '-',- SEMINOLE COUNTY, WITNESS my hand and o'f1cil seal of te Clerk 01 the Circuit Court on IhiS 11th da 01 Februji y. l"16 OOO0000oo, "''. BAMBOo COVE APTS ':, nn,reg Esg Attorney for Petitfoner Suite. 301, Altan'onte Centre '___________________ _______________ - 8)06533 REALTORS TOYOTA CELICA A White Beauty. - Dodge Itibia IS It 15 YR. F HA IPIAPICIPIG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Forrest Greene, Inc. Stenstrom Realty RARE 8iUDb Tli almost t'x'inct Custom built. Brittany farm louse style, with Interior Early American ap poin?ments. 7 large bedrooms. central hear air. Old brick fireplace, .ini lots more $39,900 DATSUN "1200" Coupe Real Economy. I.' In5ur,ir..'e 072 V B. good lire's, 1?' vOx I?" t,ft',le saw, aest. Coac m,ltn'ni' 3777)71, - 42—t,4()bile Hones 547.3(0 , 86509, Florida St,tte'i. S: Joirn M. Hill S Josephine Hill Publith: Feb 77, March 3.. 371 195°. 312 lte,i •'( time nio<K off i ce It,,. WE TAKE TRADES OVIEDCi- S Bedroom, 2 story older borne, even a basement Screcned t.00I S,tuatcd on aver 1 acres ______ ' lvi OFFER. ISP a. torn cr unfurn Ad5 1.73 32; 2216 lIter S arid i.I OniS . ,t.:.., ..Ø; ,.wv 55--Boats & Accessories - $70,000 31—Apartments Furnished I7A U , ____ TERRE'ICE WILLIAM ACKERT, Esc, Suite 301, All4m)If Centre, 12. 19, 251 .,taitlarxJ Avenue, AIlamonfe 1976 Springs, Florida, 37701, or or before DEwISa tIe. 71r.1 14Ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT mv . :'.:.u;:.i;'::i';':-;' WI, 377068' .r Iidb4Isi%essand intendtoregister copy on Petitioner's attorney. LAK[ MARY- LAKEFRONT- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath borne with den, fireplace, formal dining, roomy country kltct'en, situated on over CALL TO SEE SANFORD- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home, shady yard, 118.250. MAKE •TU OviCdO- Duplex, turn Or 'urn, Ideal location Reason4bte NOTICE a 3BR Brick Home 110 Magnolia Ave bath, TOYOTA COROLLA Statucn Wagon. 3 To Choose From. 73 79—Trucks-Trailers - '72 1196, 377 198* garagc-, large rear yard corn pletely fenced, wall to wall carpet Asking 121,950 Owner may con sier Selling FHA or VA DYN&MIC PROPERTIES S. V HarOwick, Broker Oeltona 666 6611 - - Florida, and serve — upstart, (lean tjt"JfuuflI$, _______________________ " Ciunty, 7 Bedrorm Pause on 133'slSS' lot Cash only Call 373 3953 after S pm 3 BR brIck ano aluminum siding. l' - - 3226457 Ups'airs apartment. 4 rc.t.l% and bath. Partly furnished UC Mo miles out of town, 71 Brl5on Ave 3738178 SeminoleCouplty,FIOrId.,underth, name or ".,'s AP Marriage ha been filed against you fkthlø'j PLIANCES and thl.t Petitioner, RICHARD That each of the un FRANKLIN McCHESN[y, dersignedpae fifty (30) percent other relief against you in '4' WHY? ___ ______ . -i-!c - - tict 010$ DELTA ROYALE. In Mint Cd:flon. 131 AlId Ar,F,IICY In 3rM [leOn: heaters, cii horn difie', msc 1807 S Holly Ci mlii 1.icri:,, ,',AULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 9t 1919 S French AUDI FOX 4 Door 73 78—?Mtortycles f_•iq'' 10,000 Actual Mutes. TOYOTA PICK.UP. Phone 17? '521 Satu:jji and Sun . 3 To Choose From. Small price ton' ccthi'rS Saturday Feb 78, 7503 S Myrtle'. Sanford 9 , m. until?? CiuIf,t', household itt-mt. miSc treaSures I TOYOTA CORONA Station Wa0on. New Condition. PICK UP JUNK CAPS FPLC - YARD SALE Stemper Rea It') 0''. 322 CI?) P*ghts 32? 233? NEPAL CONTRACTOR REAL [STATE, INC and 0050 in $93 Mont 37? 6261 - a procerijing for Dissolution or NEWS _________ ' r" Ld'%JV ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS JOHNNY WALKER --_ ________________________ . '- - youarerequired loappear • Classified Ad 3 flP, 1 atn huge corner lI C 'oa'J. crnlral II a v,all sall (.'rit [. (tIi nit, rrrs -. . Clerk oE tIe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance ifh the prOviSiC,tfl 04 the Fictitious NO'it Is given that the 7105 Park Ave. P4 - Bedroom, 74 ,,:ilict, (rI,inrt. St 54—Garage Sales -- day, tO to 3 Sir Cond Cash for wrecked or junk can!. '1,- ,' 'r'.'..n-,'.-ay 7 di's '',ef'i. (ni - Carpl Sa?c' SUBARII COUPE G.T. 74 77—Junk Cars Removed ç,,. - One Local Owner. MUSTANG II. Plafchb.,ck. Gold. P"rOnditionncl flatteries, $12 95 i nn,onq' (: IL'S I3CDY 5140F'. '10'? S'ontovl A',t' - I MU UVU1 flM!JVTI. macera 4 Hwy SO. Call collect, Orlando 56 21)1. intl Dsh,.,,',her - 7 Used motors sold and installed Also I? acres car's for ports. Open 7 days week, 18.0 Auto Parts, East t'i?7i1 _____________________________________ masonary, bath, rieautifuliy furnished. Lot 91' * 120' $t.00O, 3 BEDROOM, 7 bath, Split plan Centra' heat and air, wall to walt carpet, lots of extras, $24,000. Sell tinat extra bike with. a low cost DELTONA New Far You! th'nts Unfurnished YOUARFHEPEBYCOIIIIedIh5, derslqnedareen4?agedinb.sEnetsln heInstgaIo$thede,of sarI naskng a*Jr. 1:00 1) DAiLY t)EVOTiCf1AL 2.00 ..,,,, .•": -- - ______________________ AND PEGGY GUSSIE McCHESNEY. Name Statutes, ToWit .Section Wife, 86309 FlorIda Statutes 1957. ReSpondent 5: Jackson C. Green. N,)TICE OF ACTION ChariatteM. Greene "HE TA7f 0' i'LOROOA Publish Feb 77. March 5. l7 19, TO PEGGY GUSSIE Mc. lflb CHESIJEY. whose last kn* DEW 157 thereof ' Sunday 1:30 Rentals - -.. Msn ur Woman to room 8. board P. expenseS 371 0)) sad fl(titi"j i'J"rne withfhe Clerk of file your Answer or Oefenseorpleacf,00w,Ihpp,CC,,rko, the Circuit Court o Seminote the Circuit Court In and for Brevjrd County, Florida. as provided by 'l,'jy 7 52 AT FAIRBANKS, WINTER PARK 647.4fll Every - ntendtorj5tuidnamewi,h,he residence and mailing address is 7131 FellowShIp PasO, Tuchex, Georgia Winter Park - TOYOTA MARIE II. 4 Door Sedan New Condition 74 76—Auto Paris C.o;or 1/S from 0. 13!..'.. from 515 'u,'rvire all makes HERBS' I' rt'stn, .'i'lI Icc ,ntt'd 3 OUTSIDE OF CITY --- 3 U I,IfitiO I.., itt.i 'u ii 41 --Hou.cs Bedroom For Rent Prefer WorkingMan 377 061.4 MUFFLER SERVICE and that we Mc Hutb,nd, tort, ___________ ' Legal Notice ........... .•. ____ 29—Rooms - CIIESNEY, AND. ' 'V _ ___ -. DSY ,nrni R eal Estate FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in bu.nesS at 773 P4 1797. Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida ur1er the fldtifiOvt name , flh,14 Rent - mn' n nv. 53—TV. Radio Stereo ?.'''. 3 To Choose From -. .,L,L.L,.L "" 124,730 Owner will sell thit month for $71,030. FHA teens. Nice area See this one SAIl LANTA - 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. fli(C corner lot, New EHA finan cing available ' flei'ts TOYOTA CELICA Coupe mile,'u'i.', ,i!l ',t'n'l from.' 373 ISO) ,iC('. ut"ul niia(hi-n,"s r TOYOTA MARK II, 4 Dr. Sedan, Hs'i- RC31 Erie'"'; A.'d !'x'.'ry. 440. i..j ri, low S tc.;t A,,,:::. R4riqeeator, Dryer, II. central heat and air, Qualify anti rent while papers processed IttA inSpecled and apprCved for ri Multiple Listing Service baths, TV 1 Acre - 5' ",!tlS FRENCH IHeIY 17931 Harold Hall Realty _______________ Nurses, RN's LPN's. Aides, Ad Companion. NeedeJimmedately 478 0636 Legal Notice b'. be nii'' - ! -KeCreaTlOnaI Vefllcles ______________________________ MOONE V APPLIANCES 3710697 ________________________________ Maytag portable waSher, excellent tOndlon, $100 Pnone 531 7*63 24 Hrs 323•94 10 bedroom, I', baths, i.': ! to 3 Transportation I ll'QP I ,'iA'l'1 Ii What a buyf 3 bedroom. I' i bath, asking 5)9,500 Near Pinecreit Elementary School, near shop ping Nice' lot. Submit otter Realtor 323 5774 AnytIme 38—Wanted bedrooms, ______ 37)5620 fII'iJ nsa & 52—Appliances NEEDS WORK, BUT 571.') OO'/N - VULP DECORATORs 409W, Ist!t .377 )3 We Buy Furniture - screened porch, fruit trccs S 70.900 '' , I 'l, ' P.',-y I,A, ','1i5t freezer, $150 UI 6250 after 37)57)3 - Mary. _____________________________ Dells Auction Service 51—i-4rtusehold Goods Ondit), 73 lCK YOURSELF' Ycu might if ya..i fail to took a? tiiis home. Price reduced to 5)6000 but open to offer. Will listen Lake - 37—Business Property - 3722718 __________ ' Misc, items of all kin - - REALTOR DISTRESS SALE 3 bedroom, u'ntral heat & air Call icr dei,l tlrAullrui.Lv SHADED - - I Adrcy '." °- Ads Will help you find fht ICb 516.500 P. FACTORY WORK- Experienced Disabled /etcran uesperatefy needs I BR art unlurn or duplex, on on industrial Sewing machines fI.ir ,'.' P.s' reasonable COOKS- Several openings IIEDICAL TRA?I5CRI(lER.Exnei-iencei 8. fast WE SELL SUCC iss C' m'rrr.i Top carn)ngs and chance for 40 '.hncen,ent. For interview .an a job? The Classified Furnished 2 bedroom, on beaut'ful Park Ave. Convenit'nt to storeS, 4fi -_______ F or I cii" Istirnate (alt Cio't v. 321 0 n. ,in',w"q - (iii 37) CT bedroom, 2 RETIREMEPIT SPECIAL -- I - , Living rcnm chairs, an 6,000 (ITO, 573 IS cu ft I'pricjht -____________ bath, carpeted throughout, minI condition, has TLC. 577,3(0. - - ' OLDER TWO STORY 3 Wei'.iva Landinq Resortcn the r,n.rr Beautiful oak shaded Iot. i%iI. Swim, boat rentals and tree cnonr,jqc Adlt. Ifl 4170 F' priPncP(Irmeasuririvaraperies •- ,sI17) 47 and FEATURING LUNCH £ DINNER MON., WED., SAT, DELICIOUS CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE $1.25 THIS MONTH SPECIAL FILET MIGNON, BAKED POTATO & 8U1'TER TOSSED SALAD& DRESSING $1.59 FRI., SAT., SUN, ~ LB. GROUND CHOPPED SIRLOIN WITH BELLPEPPERS,ONIONS&POTATOS149 pjE ' , 7 Neat Cppearing sales pecsons with ear 'oai emcr'i'r' work or .'irie Sanford Al Anon Famly Group p 0 Box 553. Sanford. Ha 32711 i BrItsJICOnerTI1arTWI UAILY LUNCH ENTREE SPECIAL ' : -- 3 Eiperlenced birmaid and to ciperienced waitresses, Apply n person, Th Lion's Den Re1turant P. Lounge, Sanford Ave. iS .LCOHOL A PROBLEM abotj the 0oaes' on fe1tIu1ng of I'wt5. 6) LATE SHOW: "The L(ioMan."Yid&ytyw,m E)dand. 1968 itisti 1967, 6O0I:00t0;00 .' Wanted - LIVE' arsi iot, sorieskvo,posyo 14) r4) LEWS 1200 4' ESH(W"HardDay's Nt"IheBeatles star 1964 PIEWSHOW TIMES _____________________ '7UDr1'r3 i "i room, wet im. I.' 'nM .iubhnuS&'. iSomo tie! P 0 Koi 40 Osteen '.1 !Al i77607? iii iii H t 1(1 \ ' -- - . it', PPOIES5IONnt. MAID SERVICE Re'g. Real Estate Broker, 371 0610 3720779 area 177.950 IDYLLWILDE EXECUTIVE HOME I bedroom, 30' family bar, breakfast room choice area $S';,900 ' WITT REALTY large family room Finest extra Beds story stuccri ri lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath w)th 34—Wd)bile Homes I BR, 2 bath, for ,lre,t BAPIK LIKI SITTING-- Enjoy life 35—Mobile Home Lots SECRETARY- Good typing? Like 1 people' Have lots of compassion' Tfti 5 for you MAINTEHAPICE MAN- Work for t'ie 01 Santord't finest employers. Must be stable & depeniable MANAGER COUPLE- If you like sports. outdoor life and People, this it for you Al, around main tenance isa must IPI'L7 RIOR DECORATOR Ei -- 18-Help PetItioner. 'i ' .7;. rut i(,r Sisc' Call r.rini's' 10 a in r after p m sammyp- Evans 2 121 SATURDAY NIGHT Bedroom, - m,il dinino. separate qaraur. cottaqe on' game room 7 549,50(1 - __________________________ )'(Jl i'.i;.'i GROW A (ARDEN 3 bedroom, large fenced in yard, near lake in Quict area $25,900 with C.ibana on private lot, SItS month Phone 3230568 after 6 30 pm _______________ •' IlcO rt'nctn Ave .373 7910 IILIJV f, _____ Wi' nrr' Still t,iil.'d Oh ttiø I "r- , ,Incl novelty itcni5 Also TV'S, Sanford Auct iron --- i ___ FRIDAY N1GHT :30 .? Sq. Yard _-- )BR, I' bath, MWOLD ca 'pet, cent. heat 8. aIr, range, refrig , garage 126.100. PIced ('xtra room? Choice 'S 14'clroom, 7 bath, finest leigh borhood school area S79.00 _______________________ 2 Bedroom, furnished, carf*ted, Ex • --- EXECUTIVE _____________________ ______ . FrIday, Fob, 21, 014-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl I Auction Sale Assorted Colors th f,ilrii'y BR home screeaed porch, large lot, as%wne SI'.fl niymenls 373 1318 3 to scrre,n'n pool Get a c"-m ,urn,ner . -I.'. Furnishcd tti'.t ISIAILS _______ -- 72—Auctiorl - Rt'tireniint Dream Wekiva LiIndnj Rort on scenc river Fish, boating, canoe AduIt In 4170 9—Good Things to Eat MUWCOTTS SJ0Bt11SHEL I 776731 or 372 -- 50"—tvjiscellaneous tor Sale ASSUMPTION New Vinyl Flooring GREAT 1 Bedroom, 2 bath Cit - 1 b.th, fur,i or unlurn on Ill 90* hiS. Winter Srrn .RI R1Th n ?7 I 1A ,iti,', 4 7 _______ _____ REAL ESTA1E ASSOCIATES I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE E.pi-qcnced& Licensed FOP ANY DEBTS INCURRED Jon 'Sanforas Sales Lcder" BY ANYONE OTHER THAN STEPISTROM REALTY J MYSELF AS OF FEB 73, 196. 2565 Park Dr. I7EAL TOW )fl 2420 Roborl PIOSIOn. SMeyJoe. 1962. The saga Of a man who &rls in a ema) town org&1zoabo'ndJ,, f3rtheInl 11:30 fl—Houses 668 1193 CLYDE C COBB, Husband, : Part time Hostess Cash er Perlenced Call for Phone37373100r3Z2i760 - norn,' - - 21P ol ly Avenue 4—Personals 11:15 .." - - -- _-. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE __________________________________ and 'V - __________________________ I ItidrOOmOn Iaro- lot o'1Iaktfront Phoie377i9l3,ttprçprn Eipn'r.inn'i i.n) in our Mob nirid touch Up Departments A )Iy at AMF ROQALO BOATS 111)30th St. SanlordA;rport An Equal Opportunity Employer ChIldCa;e,mvhome ReasonahieRates )fl 3951 fACED WITH A DRINKINC. rROOLLM I'erhaps Alcohol:c Anonymous Can Help Call 7) 1597 WritePO (let 1713 Sanford. Flofda 37771 2 12. NEWS U €0 JAPANESE r;IMI-*xo 5.sO" TSM) hoiis 9 BCN (B 700 CL(.0 1 '"' __________ - 7Cemelerypofs,HighIandMemory Gardens. Section, Garden of the Aioslles. Current value 5800. will sacrifice greatly, 830 Vt?. pored wton ts vengofid wde, &so a tske the gurwnen €0 THE TALL SHIPS ARE COMING: Bicentennsat progia.n '-" '' - Pool Home $29,500 irci- ur n"r Nice7hedroiik io'nc, turn or unt urn 373 7920 * * Fiberglass * * I ----------- - - _______ ___________ emeferj Looking for 'J '19 JJ\,1 - u -" 'r ,.:"s,5; S 'i Nocn _______ - - 9 BEAT D'ANGELO-.StJ- r'xj "LC ¼ -' s.. ___________ ______ PEflSTAR: Slefario PonAus guests. Be l's in Jlgalionof a '4 F(JC4 11 = winer -' - ,r'" ANIMATIONFESTTI,nJ BASKETBALL PLAYERS CHAMPiONSHIP Covorageogthotl'wcjrountjog play from the lnveiary Cut, L&.dt. W 'vYs)lr1rI ItitA. TER: Lstars. lwzair:' (A) 2.30 6 SOUNDING BOARD ft GETTIN' OVER 3.00 4: (6)c8SSPtY'SSPEC. 1ACILAR: Scteckkjd events tflCludO IriO 'HeavyweIght Qampsonsisp of TennitC teafixing )wony Cornors vs Manue4 Ckar*oj ft BLACK JOURNAL €0 AIThOUES (B MOVIE' 'Horrors of the Black Musou.n" Mtchol Gough, Juno Cusvwngha,n. British. 1959. ThiII& about a famous Prime with a do it you-self Iectirsque, provid. twnslf with his own malcr.aJ 3-30 furl . WED,MATINEE 1:30P,M.ONLY .12) INTERNATIONAL DOUBLEHEADER . Tomes- PGA TOURNAMENT 'x,I" ..' ' 'p lOoth)&oambdingacn ot hot d09 stands begWis with the puthase of ') ttlljCMfl o.butal'estariedbyarashof so"icAlsomorgoncios, 4 '6) THE JEFFERSONS: Comedy SCios stnng babel ajord Shonnan Hemsl, Ronno Rokr 200 - YOU TROUBLED' Call TglI Free, 6.11 702? for "We Care""Hotl'n," Adults or teens Ioarr that P4ydock's !eft hin (or amthec man €13 MOVIE: "The Verdict," Sydney Orooristroot. Peter Lone 1948 M,s'der mystery sa of the "pedoct 1000 4) (6) THE GRAMMY AWARDS: Andy Witl,nrn. hosts the 18th nrviu awde show. WImors wi be nwW,d and houoddI,ingttiebrJ. ca!t, wt;ch w-11 be ed live (rom the HolIywo3d Paflath,n ft SOUNOSTAGE 2 12 EMERGENCy Paramelc GageiAanck,lphMatt. ft Befoe PublictIoi'i 41—Houses - ________________________________________ that his olcjlner1,s ABC U& SPACE. 1999 €0 BEHIND THE LINES W ANiMALRLD:"Wa1er. hole" 7.00 :2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 4' AGRONSKY AND CO '6 HEE RAW LA 1,VIIENCE WEL iç SHOW €1) BURNS AND ALLEN (BW) (B SCIENCEF1CTIONTHE. ATER 7:30 2 LAST OF THE WILD 4 MAGAZINE FOUR ft WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW €1) CONSUMEFI SURVIVAL KIT (B FAMILY FUN THEATRE"R..'sPw C,v.'r,-.A...,........ 800 €0 WALLSTREE'rWEEK Dci.y Sundu I 9:30 4) (81 000 NEWHART SHOW: Bob's i at IovNri 12 DINOSAURS ft WHAFS COOKING7 9 LOST SAUCER €0 GETT1N OVER €13 UNISCOpE &flWTVJfltal Plants: 12:30 GO: USA 4 '6') FAT' ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS U GUPpIEST0 GROUPERS 9) YO(JU. EARN IT 12) G A A N C A T E D ARMSTRONG (B CESARS IARLD 100 Noon The : I thlthe, . 130 ,n'- ''•')4Ti . ANY TIME 2) 12 THEJETS5 '4I) (6) VALLE'i' OF THE .2 MOORE SHOW: Comedy Senos starrulg ss Moge, Edward Asne,. GavIn Macfood. Ted U W GREAT PER. FORMA1JCESTJpJ.york Baflet performs tlyoo s,iect tram Banctieno 9 SWAT: Jemos Sgeta guost HOndoandaChanogo. American police Ioutenar teem tt to aacic orgarzoc1 imavify armed wi day glproocijonp.ng MENT Is i _,,_L -' ... * 1200 'x." sn10 tells the sloryofthede of the StIUtLIO Of DNA. 9') 12 CHAMPIONSHIp VREST1JP.G €0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (Ii 6ASKETB.AJ,j Live, Notre oMarq.j, ''"-T :.:, Afternoon U NOVA: "The Double €1) SESAME STREET(n) SAT & 51N 1:30.2:30 P.M. (It 630 6) SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:55 2 DMLYDTiON 9) DAILY 7.00 2) ACROSS THE FENCE 6' us OFARCHIE '9: HOT DOG 7:30 2) VEGETABLESO(Jp 6) HARLEM GLOCETHOTTERS 9) GUJJGAi1SISLAJJ 8:00 2) (12.) .4ERGENCYPLLJS FOUR 6 PEBBlES AND aa.MM )i* MON.TUES.WED.THURSFRt3:3O6IO ' p IIIII MISTER ROGERS' NEIGP(ORI4(JOO(R) ff1) FESTIVAL FdmtromEnarwJ about a little boy who oats a ProfessOr' rflArrwif anvlhn. 800 HITS NEW: 11.30 6) MARY TYLER 41 '—Houses __________________________ I _________________ - Unfurnishecj Uriiuinssted2 fli'room StSOmonrnpluccft'pOsil 4ight Auditor- c*ciusve plush orkin cC'fiiilln, Salary above averagc l200Atachinecxpeqjencc required AAAEMPLOYMEI41 ' 201 CommrriAI. Sinhwd _______ 373 S176 DEADLiNIFS 41 600 4: 6 '12' EWS *1 BLACK PERSPEC lIVE ON THE NEWS € BOOK BEAT €13 WAYNE TYLER siow 630 2 NBC NEWS '6 cos NEWS MAN AND ENVIRONt. 2) 12) WESI WIND 4 6. GHOST BUSTUIS 9) C)1iO COI,PLE - ____________________________ 2 4 SO(A TRAIN '6' cBS CHILDRENS FILM Morning Iii €Z) THE ELECTRIC COM. PM' a narnolcs3 gel onen'ahng sticide oc*acting IWn. 9) THE ROOKIES (A) f) ROBERT MAC NEIL RE. I into a ghto Evening 9 SPEED BUGGY (21 12 TONIGKT 161 CBS MOVIE: "A Cry fcx Hap.' Robert Cup, Elrtyne Hedve. Stay of a cynic. radio talk show host. whose dan)' .-,, GOb 1. 12) RUN.JOE. RUN 31c a line 74c a line (s;.00M'lu;MUM CHARGE) 3LinesMinimum - - tfPlt.(l I Lt)rcom I J aqrcui,urtl euipment and auto parts, flCIUdin receiving, and counter Permanent usition with cicelitni fringe benefits Contact Per sonnel Ottice A DUDA SOPS OviUø, Ha S ]3 Soil An EuaI Opportunity EmpIør 6 thru 2S times 26 limes S:30 P.M. 8.00 AM. MO?VDAY thrw ,RIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 32—Houses with f,ifihiIy room. $IO mOlh, SO '(tirit (ltpnhil : I ---. --______ Winter Park PATES HOURS but a moctanlcaI tsItj-o In the MASTERPIECE THEA. F V,t&,r.j 4:30 W tIWMANALIVE €13 MYFAVORITEM.&JITJAN 5:00 !2 Y3'41 FOR TEN. uYsotv (A) 9t WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS €1) REALJDADES (B NASHVILLE MUSIC 530 (1 THE WAY IT WASCR €.) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS (B POP GOES THE COhNTRY 9') SNDS 11.00 CLASSIFIED DEPT. TEA 2) t2) LAND OF THE LOST .: 1973, A ler and a bi1rssman tra4 to a t. tasy resort in thu Sata i a 400 f, - -• ________________ PAR IS MANAG ER 831-9993 3 22 - 2611 __________________________ . Corn 1000 oatholdbiend;ritr,cato h flSOS th POtS6 1 AJ 9 PRO ERS TOUR: Msda. opcn, Wndsor Locks i4') (8) SHAZAM 9) HOU.YW000SOUARES 2 THE GRAPE APE sov 9O 2 12 THE SECRET LIFE OF WALDO KI ) rIlE ELECTRIC COM PANY (R) 930 2 I~ THEPINKPANTHEA (4) .6) SC006Y DOO CT) THE NEWADVENTURES OFGILLIGAN €1) MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORI4000 - 70) Evening (71 ç4) 61 MOViE "A Now Kind p Jo QrIQndo SemnoIe I F --- 18— Help Wanted — CLASSIFIED ADS TELEVISiON LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS C; ____________________ --I. __.-t. - '-- To List Yow Business...DI 322-2611 ,. 01' - . )_. ,--" '''n - 831-9993 I .... - - yI"0 "- .'Ij5' �~ —-- ~~ jTP J ~~ ____ __ Ari*i,,toPr.v1PuUfe BEETLE BAILEY Mon_Walker ti TIINKT IO, LETIM PoE9oNE 4ERET'NK 1 STEP FORWAFQ' ) A6Y TO RUN T11 CAMP _ WA4T TO Pi.AY W4AT %E p' NO% siR' r_ Theater ACROSS -r _ C it y in Tr ____ P i~A I. 1 K-I~i] .10-- 1. E r itt- P.q i9 S ByIIUtNI('EBEDLOSOI. A M —'ely E details __ % _ 57 Roman chariot Ik- KEN "*' ,- I [ ..O 1! Exactly 44 ! THE PVIr L'JI I _____ Jo Bengali wtact b -) pz i \OTLEN' - NR EQ0 Snake t'0ti KXXUOU )U .-" : I Confi dential pronoun 46 49 Periods of time 50 Times of by jru 6 7 8 9 110 [ll __ __ 17 19 Lewis success Icull I BEING ~ ___~__ ! . ("I THE SHORTEST ) 18 20 _2__22 _23 _24 [---- _~~/ - -, 7~~ I : A~ 14 , 1 1. % a -~ t ('~$A~) . 38 7 A I I 45 46 % 47 48 49 — _ Lr_ - __ _ I . __ =_ 44w" 11 I L I I I 1 fl I ____ .- .-•-. !ga,414;~ __- ____ _ 1_::i7~:-1 i I ~ I _ _., - . res i en i P _____________ d .... - r . ________ -.-............... ........... .. . ___ .. ._ __ ___ ____ 2 - -.__-.__ k . .. - . -1 Wi:_ ,W. - T76 Saturday for a second swing through the stbte to bcef up his presidential campaign less than two weeks before his bilarch 9 1— 9"Ciftnof2sam . - ~ __ - -- N-i --- ..---- ~-~-__ .i.,__,-___-t:_, 1 .- .- _~* - A 11 . I , -?-i- the campaign Reagan. - --- __ __ Ara 'A it - ...... -- I 11 1~ - - . -- -T. ;99 - wd.s. Ile was ti) rejoin his wife in Sd .Nlrs. Ford, who has steered I clear of political remarks r or through most campaign trip, took time can i a es _ - -A . — -_ --- ff ,_ ". - - .- - — • ________ --_. -1 - .. -.- ~_. vgw~w~~_ . - _ . I ,0,~ -_,-M~~l1W, i:,~'- , ,-, - __ . , .. '.-. - -, _ ,: . . . --I -,_- __________ .... .. ~ - --- -_ - - -- -- -. ___ . -.-. . . m --~-- ...., ______ ._________________ ' o e us e ace ori a .-' 111. - .. ___11 i~ t~,`,~:?-,~-":- - ~__AZ~~ r 2 . 7 I ~ 1 AT I__ N u All I —____ - __________________________________________ I Sanford, Florida 3?771 Price 20 Cents C:7 — .----- bright lights beckon today. If effort- could be repaid in a you re not invited to a party, get surprising, profitable way. I , ti — - — W, 4 ( .1 35 36 - __ Imm - 0 - F. appear without your bidding or (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) knowledge. VIRGO YOUR BiR'rHDAV r%,-ep )our priorities attuned to business or career tod, You have often been kind and Where others enjoy partying, you'll get a bigger bang olit of comoassionate to others I - 34 32 33 .----- ____ 68th Year, No. 163-Sunday, February 79, 19/6 be ill[ng to reciprocate today. Sonall} could be 'icly profitable If you have any needs, don't go today. It's possible you could benefit by heeding a toanoutsider. (July 23-Aug. 22) LthplcasantksSOn. LEO Crowds among Luu o need to make you happy An unu.cwil situation today, y PRO SALL...COMPARED TO AQUARIUS (Jan 2D.Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) 15 16 ___ Larry rn item ~- L ly , suffix 32 Small in numb,ur 14 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 4 I4Ilti4 auovvance - __________ 43 Malevolence 44 Coins of India 31 14 Subdue 17 Watecriq ptcr. 33 S!,iq' 1tØtijIt) __ bviand hero 29 Possessive 5 1 ___________ 1? i!or waste ! X . - Coallesced 39 Europe lab.) 9 Canadian 42 Armed conflict province 43 Plant fluid 10 Scratch IScot 1 33 Medical 4 \ 39 Herb 28 Ovum 7 Proofreading i)uanø lah I mark 'c— YJJOVJ UMSt 5tA1J0 D 24 English river 5 Being (Latin) 32 Agent 35 Modern A'4 Sansom Without W ][1[4e1S11 t ;T 3 26 Noted factor 1~1! W0,115, OR W ve 25of 11 ~ - C AtWi cc i _____ 38 Roman ' name ,)l I DOWN Vivid IU / - led 0 ith Good should ac. company you and your posite sex. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 71) i associates today. Pick special en. Generally his appears fri%crids to share our (lay r You, with fortunate terpre OF activities, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) kind Gt an ending you hope for You may find the opportunitity In either career or love SAGITTARIUS(Now. 23-Dec. -1 you've been looking for today to talk to someone who can ad 21) You're footloose an fancy vance your ambitious Interests, free today. You have a ten.' group or a to enjoy er 1ay2IJunc 20) While, GENIINI CAPRICORN (Dec. 22. Jan. The good news you've been waiting for from loved ones 19) it's possible that L.3dy Luck maybe coming today. If you maydeaoua.wmoretnimp leave home know where you can be others. If you sense the ad A j4UkIj 1 -, ~= fv_,33 __,. :_i_.;_Z3 N . omew ere otit TI li 1976 For Saturday, February 28, ~i SUNDAY ED I hO - Se t Biblical A HOROSCOPE - , _____- t ARIES (hiarch 21-April 19) ) - ____ . 1, P 1-1 i~~,71 - " OOL I -__I FEIR 47SubsWu actor f Muse I Thea!pr 6 Perfotrnirs - --- _ state on her first solo cam. .Wres before flying to Boston. I PaI g n trip Ix-fore joining her Weidenfeld said. 'iushand for a naturalization err had claimed he actual part in the prim ir> ' swanip Ford in Florida, but Saturday. She only went to ~ , A P_ 1 7J IN 5- ,q NORTH Test Indicates 1~1 '"- , . i" ______ i (I I 4, Too Much .2 ____ - _:_ _1~z ~~A --- ~. -T, ~a _:~~_f:±: -.~T -!- - open pairs It was caught ea Sugar By Lawrence E. Iamb, M. - , .,)I L TOCA IL o - L LD M ~ - 8. r but they were not pre tie Ill - de lhern up he p.odut o.%l STICKlq CxJT (y YER V49 — —~ .4 _a±z g- :...,!i:'- __ _;.A __- ~ , .. -- =.- ~- - -,- ; _____..4-1.-i; - - . .: ~._ t_ .1 __ - - . . .- achieved some real notoriety \orth made one of thoct 'had edihird-hand bids. South £ Q8 £ 106 2 ~ ~n~~~ -". - . i I, -bama Gov. George Wallace, that I run one vote behind and liel's about educ2tion. considered the front nner hope I' wrong Reagan said hthand afld belles among 12canaes:ntnepr ndayataWFLMVtapmgm yr.0 don't just serid children off ~1 -- . .: - . — ,) ' '- Y ) 44 ( J complete physical about three . BLONDIE Chic Young (EXCUS,EMZLA0YCOULD u SPARE A SUCK? 4- _I •. 0 I ' _ .i"1 - .? 7 -. , ... i "I :: 'X N -%...,.?4 - -,- 4T_=Tf-_ 0 . 2~-", - Ii .q ,.%... MOM SAIDI I ii ii 9 'i ' 'ip 1.:~,: .1 4 . .1 , I TAAT'S THE ING ) il ( I 'j ,.. ( .I.., 4 L. -._ I _____ Nroiti S~-~ GET SOm E 1 D€CECE A A1U - tVUSEL,J II II I II -i C 'V OF USELF I' - _( YOU SHOULD BE A-r-JAMED '( _________ 4Q' -k. ' II ' _____ '' II ' '1 I J I , ] a- ___ , __ __.. - -- PRICCILLA. . IT'S . I ___ 1141 ~1I ~'!4 THE CARIBOUS AREL HOLDI~..'G T~-IEIR - if 41 I Y0U NS.ED ALL TWF. EXERCISES IITIAI0N 0U CAN ET ~~ 7_______ ~7 '' C?5 ~_ I j — - ~.. ~. - __ ('1_11 — L \._ It ) / ~ L, `!0 ), . I . k;"/ . I __ — — , ' IV L.,) as -,", "Z;~ :~11%-_% It ,-"., - - A I %0 I -, . I I ,1.1PWLE$c) f1r\\;t - --,f ~. L _' , 6000' ,, ,,~,7~: ~ I I.., r) it , ,0 it 4 1_. - —" , p, a v. by Bob Montana VOn /Ofl,YES " WHO 'AR WEAflif IR BE\ HESTHE I LikETOGOTO ')cE WHO F.EWIH ' INFLUENZA ..----------_... " OH, NO '( A YA, SURE t row vovHE HASA HEV4SFIXJUGCHIMNEV, I I OKE1i, LEG 5k LEG ?A SLiPPED.ADCAME DOWN - A VIetJS INECT;oN.' ? 11-1 - KAD , ~/- N F1 ILE'HAD . I i 1 ,__~,' 4 _J __ . $ fI IF 0 ii 1~) ~_ I A 1 _____ ' ') ________ / - =Mwi iC -~ -~-%~ " M"~ n L-) a FRANK AND ERNEST "'Il i 7% ,_ - I 5 - I I --- (I17~ 1 'r z---%, '.c s A.'iCHIE ,,- __y__7M - .- __~? ._;V.~_, __ 14 ,iA r AV , Al V b OUR 5IG N,., 1 by Bob Thaves _~- Everyth.ing was fine except the r doctor told me that I had an indication of a vigar problem and gave me a five-hour — glucose tolerance test. 77he third-hour sugar reading was blood level may be even higher 174 and he said it should be 124 in the first hour after taking the or less, glucose. If the level is round 170 I weigh 188, urn S-feet 9 and 63 or higher, sugar can spill Into years old. The doctor told me th- urine. Even normal people nly to watch my sweets and who eat a lot of sweets my . . _-____ _ __t~ . _77 I a 0~ a qL - r I ____ __ i- .0 - If. ~Pl - .. .* ,_ Lila ~4-. I I 4 . COMMIWION .- 'a. ` I'ass 11 . . M-10Jim . - - __ :_M~ V_ MRY1- A PICY Today's hand is the opposite of a Freak It is produced an %OU deal out a new without giving it one shuffle. Ycu cin rut as often as you like but this cemec i(1.'rno shuffle at all. Before the American Con. tract Bridge League used computers to produce the duplicated hands used in nia. jar chanipienships the late George Golf used to deal thern all out personally GeorRe was a man of great honesty, but he got old thi I ist ir ti it — MA# em poe" ~T ~ - it -. - ~ ". . I J~ ! _. -, -, ~_. Uhl" ,&Q I ~~ ~~ me. 1 i I ;,I I , You NMI 19OSS. 'LY AP aL ,i - WRITF_ or [r i= - — I , M AZ , ' ' -~----_-_4= _# = . __4 /_ I -- I P w 4I 0 I 1 . C I . ii ., &- bV r casti-0 TO _-' I , I k "4,L k-, " 1 1 I '' i 001(lw 1/1 • * 1.0 4 -1 V4,e .. eD4<AT4AVA1 74v,i;,, I 0 * _____ 00 1*~ *%iiiiiii................, / yyi . WI / , 7 ."_ ~- 'l I k, - I— I 11 ff- - % ___ - .4, um I I' owl . 1- L I ws C-,,-1) -,- — I S0(rY,--Madam. we can't sell him the 'Little DoCtor Kit' until he*S rerlified on llie 'Little MediCal Student Kit'!" ACUL tz*w^ Garry Trudeau I ~, i ~__,, t *A Oi,_ P-y- r - . m__~ 71_::j . - ~, I I __ r__V4 ; 17 .. -- - ""Ill '1 1.1r,j r-TT117-11 i I I - I 1"U'l L7 _ 1-6 P t 1. r • I By DONNA ESTES till e TA.NII1 A (AP) - Repo challenger Ronald Reagan s,aid Friday that lie doesn't expect.- L r ' 9A6a AM 5% I I I ( I- Ael,, V. ! k, N jr-~_ ~ - I'i I r ?V 'i - I -- :- '- I 1 1 .. fl- '11 ll~,, L - I __ I 1, . I ~ I 0 A- lige inter national outiss. '' rL .- _... _-,7. — p . _____ •-'— ~ - _____ ?, I ~ - : t' . !~~ - - ',Women are more philosiophical. 1"hey s(Tni to be able to take care of themselves, but it Is really hard on the basis men who have held positions of autharity . And no ie" C:!i said. "They are good about it though and cheerful. We have never had a delinquency in rent and we have never had to ask an)one for his rent," Connelly said. The problems in Dram Tossers are inherent to corn .,.• "We arealwa%-s on the alert for 'fall-outs'- for persons who suddenly t~-ccnie Ill or fall and hurt themselves - to get . then) to the hospital," he said. "You can drop a pin in the recreation roomand within - ___. . L -'-- , .-_ ~ j .#X _Y , . .. --- . . . 1A . -. 11 ' ' I. , ,.---. -_:.-M , ~~gi-JJL, 45 ~~ - -~__ - if r' *I---R_ - ;N ~~ -21 I ~~ rs , - X .S ; In Palm Beach Shores, SNipp rict with South Florida million- __ k. 01 a iplan to drop out. "I have no illusion of matching the passer of the in cunibency," Reagan said in a video-taped Interview at tZm~*X - \R 17 _0__ . 10 - i I . of Sb I r I 1 Id d at Palm Beach Junior College ~k~::i~ . 7~ ~. _~I . ' 't \ I I Ihmiure Ijustcanttmagune an actor in the White [louse. .1 - . V-::, , * -4 ~_A ,A%t .__ ~., I --_-.- I= Today . A Bridge Calendar cornivs . — ____ I %. — I Ii "I have no prediction," the said "I'm going to do the best I ('an. , Earlier on the four. Reagan's 1X , ,ZIV __ I Florida campaign manager, _=FMa_.-W L.E. "Tonany"Thoinas, scaled __ EM down his pres1oIs prediction - - - . . I)%- :I 2-to,-I nialrgin in the state. But lVinas said his man I ,is 55 per cit-ilt of the GOP votes cast. Asked about Thomas' low. ering his %ictory margin pre- in that FIIIIrIV votes. 4-1 &A t1rQ - __ - - ____ '__ - - .~ - 41:j-~-_. ,. hlitiirial - - . lie (lidn't believe lie would pull i0intinned On lInge 2-Ai -_ I . '2, when we were taken out of the campaign caily. we had 400 J physema worse? q tlpinp.tbire primary. In his condf!innation of Castro, Ford said, '- Thc Fidel Cas. tro regime of Cuba, by sending an expe,litionary force of 12.(W soldirrs to inter% war in Angola, is acting as an -.. an up ii I it hen he as asked the signili cance of Florid;a's Niarch 9 primary and how it would affect iiis race should lie fiiiish second Thero. idcnLs of Pram Towcrs "kind of get to yuu," tht. adrainistrzitor said and you "get to ftking an awful lot of I [ I .1 I _,., I. - - -I )i %-11 . the Florida PCI') 'Older people cannot do the things they ant to do, they are not physically . able anymore. They can't be as active as they want to be. "Dey worry, 'is my heart going bad? Is my em. i in which their first head-to-head iest, -)I I -ft onneil>, 12-story high rise community for senior citizens in downtown Sanford. "Old age is a disappointing time, it time of aches and pains we can't get rid of and of apprehensions about health and our inability to do the things we once could dai,," Ford uphill fight arid I have no plans of abandoning the rac,e." Reaga.ri's mininents caine Horidi Republican priritar> In I that golden, says Hawkins ear1d administrator of Bram foss irs, the Towers are my friends al~id contemporariei. "I ant one of these aging rvople. I've got the same probleiiiis they've got including orthritis," lie said. ["resident in his bid to defeat Fjollidtl livag / ftc golden years are not statements in s speech pre. The srecn kicked off a busy 144M Iwo r,r~ C# ( - /,f ~_- -:-- - Z- I ss ant to Like up ss here I left off in 1972," said Wallace, who von Florida's 1972 presiden tial i'c-unar) before hi-1 candidais was cut short by an assassination attempt that leFt ________ IIil' .'. "Old age is not a rewarding time," Connelly said, ad. $ bear deep resentment toward IC nfl I ~ k., V I _____ g Ford, taking his presidential 178 I Cub ' fu gess, became American citizens. Tens of thodands of Cubans who fled from Castro's Cuba on-Mon.M~ rAXE FI , UI i V 1 mon ( I- ,, I 1 I U Lack G14ter apinst arined intervention in Latin America and says Fidel Castro is an "international out- nattonernbark on an armed ad % sphere. 2-27 Aff7&q. 'Wo0' V ZT M0,Z"T PAN= 0C ;~ a4_ I N I' In his strongest criticism et (If the Castro regime, the csi dent said Saturday the United States will take "appropriate measures" if Cuba or any other Zb - t to do then if you has e an emergency or need a doctor suddenly. When you are already In trouble, it is a poor tilne to stait looking for one. . I %7U i, . . Reagan Fac n • ____________________ I 0 ~t k -. power of President Ford and IM Ar~vmw , C — W &!IryTpf5 , __ Connelly Says r . I a!N ' i i W ,AAA01. -- 1J f familiar with you and your medical status. Youln know "tr . ou _____________________ M I- :I~ . #811A J ~_,....t . Ale to = - I AM W-VT 17~A aow CW.R4 IWS C4~AW yy 0y v namn R &M.'WE ME A MINIM MY!-qAT I wic V .- mission Expected To Deade On New Bus e - s by by T. K. Ryan . - IllS ...... .~_ __ . TUMBLEWEEDS -- 2 j Opening lead - 5 v -- -- A I'ass 3 I'ass S need him. 77hat means you should find a doctor as soon as GOVERNOR'S \'I-1 I or, outh West North Erm ..,..- - `Q~,_~= nll U,-. - sh e their world and their LaRelle and then a Speckled cumbency. Its an uphill light eX perience." ~_ j7_ - -. ; I ; %Vest opened the live of I -_ -~ Perch Festival in nearby Oke- and I have no plans of aban- -. ___ __ , ~ .Nirs Ford said that colleges rnmy ) hr I .:I • -_:i?V:Z doning the race." .. give chddren -more than the and 'be defense Maried with his chief opponent, Former Ford, after a scheduled quick opport unto ere for a In Altamonte Springs. four heart tricks Then %'est 6 A held el %4ide range skills and Interests were displayed by Seouts at the recent Wekiwa Visirict Cumporm J '0 FL YING EAGLES Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, str,p in West Palm Beach, was led the three of clubs. East job. They give thern breathing 4 of Oriado, Entertaining during the event with FeatsofskiH and daring was the Flying Ea gles Circus at cod F.xplorer Post I had appearances set in Miami to motorcade 40 miles to Fort ace to e xplore new ideas and GIVE PERFORMANCE and liollvwood while Pennsyl- Lauderdale, with a dozen pre. South played loss arid Itie • meet new peopl-~. ; s ama (,os. Milton Shapp stum. scheduk- stofri in tseen de(ens added (our club Scouting activities see today s Seminole Magazine. Ihlerald Photo by Jane Csseiuerri 01 "WC'i'C seen in our own fie ped Friday in Palm Beach where his aides hope to raise ly how rikr They still had to get [x-ivate and public edu another so Sout.. sas o n cation meets the needs and mf! Iwe S S frrcsts of r low' "t.ildze I A . 10 she sai Com keel) islive specril traditions like the-ology, which our son W A % inni r der t.ants to Mike is now studpng Some of -F -K F.Tr - ha( we bid as Sii)uth addition of four new buses. road, will depend oil the number ()f number of tax dollars needed to fare to the passenger is 30 transportation will bc up to the fer a smaller, personal IleniI'i tafrlter jlt( r F I ast opens one heart \ Total Cos t of four buses (mart the new bes Fif ty per cent of that will be buses in operation cents c nty commission experience which our daughter one is sulnerable Our hand Neisender sa>s, is paid b> the federal govern\eisender said county of Admittedly, Seminole Cowut> AL, Nisender says "fares Wha t ever the commission enjoys at her college."' The Seminole County Com- with the county'i 10 per cent nient, leaving the remaining ficials will be lookl;ig at has fittleorno public transport and ridership" on the loie bus decides will be paid for by the \f.I71A)sJ £2 )SQ1094• mission is expefted to decide share cou.itng in at about half to be (inanctd b> count y alternatuses to four new bus system are "very low." 'axpaers J~ people at the dinner rot IJM Tuesday whether four new S37 7,000. tax dollars, he rdided. runs. However, there is one bus At first N63Wencier said The dollars to finance the founders, those who have given chance for a profit he e is to tI buses will run next year in Tuesday Is the deadline for a And, Neiswender points out Possibilities include cutting that runs along Oxford Road there was SO me doubt the L-dditional buses must be let our opponents get into ~ or pledged a minimum of W,Sanford and South Seminole decision, Neiswender said. that grant stipWations require a back one bus. reducing the arld SR-436 in Soilth Seminole federal government would fund plugged into the 197&1,1 ri7 fiscal trou.,,e 000 to the University. In kreping County The kicker, however, is the count y to be able to fund a length of the mutes and using (hunt The bus is the link 0 per cent of yearly operating budget (For a copy of JACOBY ' ssith the tradition of the According to Roger cost of operating the system. -is , be.tween Seminole and Orange costs , t,ut he said 110w --I t MODERN Send St tO WI At any rate, Neiswender 4 \eiswender it will be u p to the eistnder, tie detor of number of buses purchased Count> plaing it on a regular run of Bridge.'' c/o this : appears cuej3 a subsidy for says, it will be a minimum of 10 Oateaubriand th enter ta in conunission to decide on tht- county development, said it will newspaper. P,0, Box 489. So, the county must be read), Neiswender says Ow County mula is feasible. atives would months before the buses can be ment included four violinists extent of participation in a cost S270,uWa-year to keep the to foot the yearly operating cut ]own on yearly operating Pays $1.02 per pa&wnger to Radio City Station, New York, However deep the County manufactur2d and delivered to and the centerpieces were can. proam sshlch ensisions the buses orating and on the cis, sshiLh, Neiender says, costs cutting back on the keep the bus in operation The wishes to get N oo into public Seminole County. _______________________________________________ (Uabra ! In sharp contrast, Wallace's - - am= . ~, derdale %-,as hiss typica! footI ,V J il I 1 1 . I 'y ;:> .. . % .L ,._~ -~ `J -! d II - r I &Q84 Kast-West %ulnrrahle hase m> blood checked in a sugar lesel and some sugar in year. the urine. 17he test wouldn't tell How &nious is 174 for the >ou an>ihing new though as > thIrd hour' Since I hase now already .now you hase blood moved to Texas should I wait a .wgar level in the range of 174. )ear, or find another doctor I think >o'i should make a now? Also, I asked the doctor it real effort to eliminate any I shou:d ct"k my urine and he obesity that you have and your said It wouldn't show Ln urine height and weight suggest that tes >ou could lose to 25 pounds DEAR READER -It is true Many people with abnormal thatareading of 174 three hours sugar teM results have noal after ingesting glucose (sugar) resporuses after losing excess is high. The interpeetat.ion of obesity, the results though must be Fur more information Ofl the dependent upon all the facts In diagnosis of diabetes and the the case. Were you properly glucose tolerance test send 11 prepared for the test by eating cents for Ilie Health Letter, adequate amounts of car. Number 3.11, Diabetes: bohydrates and sweets for tl, jw Diagnosis, days before testing? If a person Mana gement Send a long avoids carbohydrates and tries stamped, self addressed en to lose weight because he is velope for mailing Address going to have a checkup, he yo ur letter to me in care of this may have an abnormal test newspaper, P.O. Box ii, result that resembles diabetes Radio City Station, New York, wWch is a response to the diet NY 10019. he has been or.. Your high bIwA sugar level Blood sugar (glucose) values does increase your likehhood of vary a lot depending on the having heart or vascular method used for the chemical clLwese. If you smoke, stop. analYfli3 Of the test. CtTtainly Eliminating exce fat will 174 is not in the danger range de~ .rease your blood ressure, but it is far from nomal. even LI it is normal and will You nilght has e sugar in your help too urine because I presume your ow a program of yoiir own for a year, _%_ I believe everyone should have FLORIOA ARRIVEAUVE 72- pounded the felony by going to £ J 73 . .- I 4 I ::'. Lq .. I- ____________________________ _____ _________ . hl __~____Ivlf_-~ ~___ . WE 7A Obituaries Sports .---- 7-k 1-2-B ~Vi~ 13:717.- . - -- 11 -_ - -- Z, - --- - I -I _77_~.._ - C.G. SCHAAL Seaboard Ct%att Line Agent Lawrence Wilson (left) cougratulates ('art George Schaal, 70, wbo Ix retiring from the compiany after 53 years of service. Assistant Agent Schaal Jolmd Seaboard Coast tln- at the age of 16 as a d1spatchier-ollice operstar. 11lerald Photo 5 Jr.; , &~?K4%1~Z, C" h SUIUMN - CLH).I fit ,~ts with lo%s In the' ruld to upper 50s and warm days with WgNs near 90. 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Slow Down ------•• - - - _________ ____ Aner to Prevou Puu$e a—EveningHerald, Sanford,F_ Wednesday.Fb. 23, Mort WaIkr I3tTLEMILEV - - _______ .Th.__..._____ osCO P E i i P4NrT J fl '''.' ' ___ Vene:ueI3 tO European -- ______d_ 'rr _ c!__12771—Prfte10Cents 68thYear_No 1 61—Thursday,February26,1976 ARlItMarch2iAPrJ -'--— ___ ____ - - - 2-ic :rv-, iri-r- &> X5\ I i_ _ .&. _\_ YT ---i_------_ _____ -_ u -_ ______________________________________________________THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsorn 77S Ii 11AT ''-. - -. P-1JJ C)ii I61N3T ' -- - 'i t - - efflobon 26 Uberates nd'duaI 2 Medc,nal I Round numbers atcohcb 3 'ne 4 Concise 5 Music, as 24 Lilerary collection pppCf 46 Debore (Comb 27 t()pfl ermine 48 Asian rai' 49 Repose 32 Doundary ipoet) !3 Weep g Dnh to ones 6 Mae$ace health 7 Por*egan \ L_._ 10 51 _____\[ - - '5 ,.'.' ,'-- FL.A* gEPLA% ARE \ - - — MbUd 43 Cease to act / 8 9 Lhl blOw ••I -r — 1 ..,.' 7 ••'••7 9 10 Ii 1, -- - A __________ _____ ( 4O? '.ER O t. E RE ONL', CUT Tp REiLL T1E TJCE i4S \# - - - - bStoffet&He'r'dahl - - - I - - - - _____ I - t II - - - -- - - ________ '1. ---'U j I ENVY A M,4N WITH A TiCk'ERj iik- ---- - FLOAjJ - --' - - tl Li 16 1 i— -'—' ' ' h ,, t $ ' / - -. - --V " 1 GU$S W}40S . A;'t' ' — --S. --_'' —•-- — 'I A I'M &ON4 PCI AN FX5E _ I I ii A• 11 #. i UI ." Orr said tcrpretntio'i of the lacts on file, Orr said today's request as 1gt111) ii:, tht ni,.iptr ne part of the nedia will be "1 reducing local welfare rolls Seminole edition of an Orlando media," Orr explained r federal officials, a citrus i Lure" attacs ur the SI I 9(0's interest in lIMO 'attacks" b} the newspaper new ')FLDCO is the only agency a plan would work in Seminole eer busines.s we ha%e made titc lIMO feasibility study iitktn( j P- ,i( t5iit iiii hi not t.'igagc in ii contest with uiishini udit h1 d ti f Sd) S the .ginc first Cd.mb. recourse when illness strikes is a. erage our record bears S[iC1 tl He said he was interested in 01 the eig)'t ",entures" theauditwillclear the agency's In the fie sears Orr's agency Organization ifiMO) feasibility said SEEDCO's sole interest A change in marheting tribution to the econom) of medicalfield alter he captured Orr said he wants no quarrel 1?Wd clear SELDCO of an agenc) b) a newspaper without een the appearance of do the er best I can, and I Orlando nesspaper Vtntures" which, in turn, hire plan designed for the poor and bead - SEEDCO," he said \t the conference, which as In federal grants and, aC stud) It as determned lIMO no quarrel" with the medical agency an estimated $100,000 A of the local citizens wary of the lain of us that 1 rrepective of Vhr) gtts to bid (ur't Ott stthb 1 ire I I and tm hac phed and ii &d ' tnth rhult een ufl' '1urIi' (,cren rubbtr hrutlgt hac nrn tross t%O lIii1) 14A111' Bond osi the chat ges has been set at $10,000 locall) worm Is from two to four inches limb involved may be shiny and °fl long and tenth to Irnade and swolien,buteventuallytheskln deal it out you will 1)oduce block the lymphatics ihe becomesscalyandcrackedand thic monstrocit ,1WSp&aOrTt,OCJ8c0bY5 answer individual questions if stamped self addressed Mcamara, 53-)ear old brother of an Orlando automobile dealer Mcamara is free on and inner aspect of the thigh 1i girnbIing ctnrgs The wcrins can be killed by the cp alt ci. t and he and his most sn:nrestrng questions and blocknee of the lymphatic curpicallv removed Inddea- h to proceed along the lines JACOBI' MODERN) swelling 4ri men, the lym swollen enlarged tissues can be swelli'igofthescrotum Infact prevention of infestation FLORlO1 tj\ ( V The frrm elephantiasis has ç enlargements similar to those I 'I' I 1 s" #-'m.---- '" -. in. ••• ' _____ TOWED IN BY TUG (L1 If you need surgery he can also '1 ''': ' - ' ins.' i•J I /1 by Garrv Trudeau -___________________ -- 5.'flKDt4vP ii 5 — -.-. E± -i ' 5 j: __________ &'elopers - - ____________________ 1JMF*PEY meeting, but Kwiatkowskj and betau.se Freeman said he did long as the proper qu' stions are not Wlfl( to be accused of a ans-,ered refused because Fe want'd to Binford sa Freeman Is the politics at the local lee1 g ade son I arenre was principal,' " Sanfuid that she exces.si%el) complaint of this nature at one to that tune ' Florida Supreme Court Cnief a firm dis and herseJ instructing Mrs had told hint not to Fight," she and Brnfora, Fre"man's first refuse the offer principal ,it Hopper for to Altamonte Snrings anartment accusation of Mr arid Mrs %1c"unaa today, instructed County Atty. taway, Harry K-,viatkowsld and Thomas Freeman to research Sal 'vthlen Jr are Democratic bOard a comprehen.she rep'irt Bridge, this tugboat towing a barge loaded with concrete pilings Sanford Wednes!ay night (Herald Photo by Bill % incent Jr f of dollars ( --,--_--_- campaign contributions to the an one whidi answers all Deriiocratic (action on the questionsolali cc'inLssioners the &rninole often ri(lIni to school on his earlier in the month and we are planning on pressing Superintendent W P La)er bears, said she has neer been driing him bact and rth to there" Leffler rules (as orabl, o an attorne> llot.r Berry e',idence upprcssion motion uledb MN ' tt _________ has never been challen)ed Count) attorne)' Wh) d&n t we Sersices Act Application the home.s is about $811,000 and (ontinut d On Page 5-Al 9r.Lamb t L - -' ., .1' ___=_ ___________- ___ ________ __________ .- s - ____ ___ 4-B 5A %%I THF It —— _____ Partly cloudy to cluud at ____________ -- .. ObittUtik$ I - -i -' Atread) some $0 000 in __________________________________ ____ Calamlacan'tworkasadeput) the federal government to hire sonc hired will get free tuition Ut) limits of Casselberry - Freeman because Freeman Is deelopers in relation to the recei', ed a complaint of this request Wednesday and that students began picking on photographs sert taken has been a bonded deputy in asarded - will strse a two-fold can use the extra help because becaust the homes art m ' IT tt # S"iPIflOI" cnrp ltTlI Polk id purpose he said $40,000 in federal fund &oUnts he has deputies sbo base .ilso was cutbuck this )y . been bonded is deputies Ia a idiotic ' to ha%e a ruling from itis legal to a1lo the count) to Mrs. Hay said her son sas problem in school until the first the police and took the ho) to tro ersiaL or not The cases ma not o to trial adding she and her husband the) ant to take' Marsee, 'slight marks on him alter a came from Hattawa) Tne or the f'%eman board wiretap evidence should be 9 ________ ______ -. ' i_• free on bond pending trials in c't1 SUNSHINESTATEJJ send 50 cents tor The Health L'éI5LA1t4flb'P'fM - for misdemeanor sagering b% by Disk Turner CARNIVAL that it hangs below the knees areis where the disease is diamcters. Its size may be So - _ grand Jury on felony charges in connection with an alleged _____ FBI agents t '" — - 't tt____ In Africa, tropical coastal areas .nust be the situation In yot.w of Asia and In the northern eae countries of South America What kind of doctor should - $ ' byBobThaves t of the agenc)'s S ii s p ed Ruth -uIncrabk resemble the 'egs 0 an mosquito bites the n(rxt %IcUln elephant Classically the it innoculat's him with the acti1ty C) You ma see a hoped for _________________ ______________ _____________ I- 'uQ-s '%frocPL/r' ) 5, )[ _______ ____ ________________ A -'--- ,, , FRANK AND ERNEST - ' MO' 1, — '--:-t ,, by Bob Montana r---_ 4 '- _____ ARCHIC I I ____ i,j: 1r c.l _________ 1 , , — )'I i_s - - , ' 500 1 1•- - - " '- MUST WAVE COST ) L • jg , YA T4AT1S SOME ' TiC<E 'ytJvE 601 - '" L. -'s.--____ — j PRISCILLA S POP _____________________ A ti 108 ¶41 it oriinate' Is there an cure iJ-LJ\ 1 ur office )OU Judge approprliti ;ton,i1esD, Fla ) to (iencral Accounting Office rcentb he was 'sent a word of autlit IS. i'o r #%S K books to the public, SEEDCO SEEDCO c'ime under attack Ii 1)S%%AI I) itid J%.\II- JUO1I' T Chic - YOURBIRTIIDAY quite unexpected, ma) sud considerable effort to Wha' ou Dr ____ BLOPDIE _______ — — w- — — — — ' J_..JI......_.. _____ I A Qrr asked Chiles to look into Faceless persons are credited IromtheFloridd Depdrtnlentof responsible for providing 398 County because medical Iiowe.er, three or four Firm is about $45,000 in the red the affairs of SEEDCO, and if ith proiding information that Commerce, OIT said SKIAXO Jobs. professionals could not be found militant doctors 5et about because of a poor market (cr thoroughi) on'll see the br'ght ±tions in general should tin- fly I.arcnce E. Lamb, M. 1). - ") n I _-s7 __ BUGS BUNNY IIt(O (Aug 23-Sept 22 '4IijiiiI r er PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) your attaion to more jj. I_I I. omic Lorpo today tfyouartheftrSttOSh0w that you'll find disappointing at ________ A I1LIS iarecr and finances LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You'll — — — — _________________- — —4—I----- -- sItive attitude will prevail. SAGlTrARIUS(N0 23-Dee 2l' You're a pretty good in- g. you stymied. Apply yourself — bottom of, start pr -1ian. CAPRICORN (Dec. the solutions are there. re inspired today GEMINI May 21 -June 20) 19) If you' be easily motivated do something thoughtful for one You'll today if you think in terms of you'refondof,d050. It will give personal gain. Look for unusual you Joy a well. opportunities to add to your UARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) resources Hestricticns that have slowed CANCER (June 21-July 22) U dcwn the past few days friend who nlw'iy'i 27 _____ __ U I 26 23 24 25 — I J 'E CENT CUT 10 /' BOU1 A r ' - -,.—_- I jj speed 41 F,ench C - - abolkg'ne I? Hmwa'tan OOOj rr II'TA1'3T \ / LTT \ - -'----- t8FomercoIege 59 Sed boith in Ohio 'Q SO _________ r----I- __ IeT '•p )-_.. ji ..._______ ii—--i ' -lv ' o:ffr(t your bstone ,ou 111e res1s r TAURUS (April 20-a) '" 33 and boat 35 neçMve _________ _____ �S _ 24-Evening j Sanford,Fl ~~ Thursday, Feb 1fl6 - _______________ I deceive -,J--' - Said To Be 'Politically _. Naive' - - BRIEF I - _ ______________________ -. -.z ; , ' 1X(11 - ____ h_ . I II1 .:: Judge Oliver J Carter told the jury, "You YOU a'one to make this u lii ma te decision d / ¼' '. rn - _____ -. - I '.. '.-_,-,%' V-ti- 4 ,-..I ,, . , " 1' " ,~',-#i- ~ i~,-~l1:* , 'P. :_ .4.r. ,,~ w : _~ ,- , ~ - __________ ':L . - - . - .., ____ , - .............- T . - .r: - , . . .i - ' .' '! .- -. _____ _______ _______ -1 ;"L ',;!,,A - . . -- .- . -":: --1 I .,--.;,~Z;._. _.7_ .- - - I r. SAVE ON ALL APPLIANCES ; , . ,, k 12~. - _;Jr"~~i.fl - - - -, I _4ffif~ 'Im.- -_ -, .. ;2;z=zi:~ - -2_- .- f - ~ - .. .. ., I , . . . Ope— l" 0a -...-- A -_ i. _~~~ . . - - ground-based hir traffic controller became distracted and ta:led to keep the airplanes separated. Three pameagfTs were Iniured seriously and 21 injured slightly on Nov 26 when Jet put his aircraft into a sharp dIve seven miles above I.ake Michigan to avoid hitting a Trans World Airli ties jet. 4 - . .,-~__' ~._. .. i r_ -, ___. . . - - __. ygw== - -, . . _. - - II ';: _ _. __ WASHINGTON (AP) - ne govermnent cafled it a simple clerical mistake, a bureaucratic error," but it cosiouisR All arkrz.orethann)earofhisllJe behind -i;6ig ~~ ~ - I __ -~_ ~ Justice Npartment officials laid out the story Wed. __ - :, _~_~T=k ~ - __~____I~M~___ -.-~Ma _ I a -~ ~4-~~ __ - done to compensate" for the misW.e which forced Mt. mark to sierve a year and five days longer than his X p n sentence for auto theft, ~_~ - - - 1: - .:__ -- -;` , =,-171 - .- " - . -. KEURIWWE;~ . 117 _ f li_~Ir -- .- . __ '. U F i _.I _ w ~__ - ~0 % *-5~ R:~_-57-7~ - __: ` ,7, I~;i"A~t~i-4 ~,.,; ~,- ~"lk-~:-'~ .1 • , - WASHINGTO'N 1AP) - 1be Federal Trade Coni. inimion 6 imestigatirig L%e buge Blue Shield insurance system to determine if physician cuntrol of the 72-million member program am stifles ccmpetitlon and contributes thedrUcirreasemheaithcarecost5for all merl -- - ~~. in ._ ZN Z ~_~___ . -; - , A~; . 01,,. _ - 1 __. 7 1_;__7~~ .. - _--_.1 _--_ _,_-_Z~ ~ .1 .1 . , .1 _: ~.'-,_ ., I - -, -. ..r_ -1 ~IM_-1 -_-i- - _?~: ~1._ ~, =_" --- ___.~ -vzi~_,V_ -_-_ -- - I_z% . _. ~ ;~_. - 1__, __~F -- ~<.? i. I - -- _*"_1. - _i - .___._~~,-Z'i:_; -t:r,--,- 61ta.-- 1& -;7 ' .~ 1 .%_ .. - ~ Blue Shield now provides pl~ys~cian-care insurance for 40 per cent of the nation's population and pays out over $3 billion annuall) in doctor's fees, the FTC said. _~._.-141___,_4 .4~_ ~W 7W_ Iapf71~ - .', -( .,, .,,. -i-' 'r WASHINGTON (AP) — Leaving (Jr door open for a Lyxnpromise, Rep. Bella S. Abzug says she's Wang to talk to U.S. mtethgence chiefs before pressing contempt action against five agents who refused to testify about govehiment interception of private cabk , ••. - p - - - I '; ? '-; i I, . .. ." 't' . . i - " ~ 14 ". .' -I';.,.- - . _ -E _ - , N'6k~'~.~~ .. N, , YJ. , , I """~,q_ Jr,19 . 0IN --.- -.V, - : 1 . 41%I' 'r: • ,--__ 4Ik Lfl IIV LPI .4 j,ir __r-rJk_ I-L'-W'4-i~,~I., ;--$-1;5~ _. 7 mmd~W M ,. k,rIr ' f~-1 .'~_"145,11'M,4.'_ V'"' - vz;_ - - %_t_ 1 C- -' ~~ _. -, 15 1 j '. ' - .- ~ - home fimnClnur... 7.. r ,~-_- - -Z ~ JAd,;.-~,-., ".-- 't ' : ' -11. _- ,f ~ 14 t,, a :1 - I it - - , ., *,-. -, - -, '-. - F1 .___ I -1 -.1. I ,,~_ _ -i- - I ____ - I : ,~~' _'~ 'JI;A ..__I--1""_~.,r . _'.V -,.F'L.-;. .I- . -- ) . I .W : - - ..-, "_4rJ . -- c. OF. ~ . - -- _--___-~ . E~t 2711, -- __ . I --_ ...- - . .. -. - S,1E - - - p :--- 1MIE • (R4NGf CITY • C( 1 W*Y PlAZA . -:-- - gE __ - __ - Jailed In Nevada • Sanford police Jailed Timothy Doug'aa Stone, 19 of Winter Park,ona felon) pcsesalonof marijuana charge after gjw,~q - - _-- F . found to contain three bags of green leaf) Bona for Stone was set at $5,000 in the drug charge Cash Taken Police today were invf"tigating the repc" .1ed theft of 1(45 rum a cas re sr a George's Tacrn, 1011 French Aye, Sanford ManJailed OffKer Jailed Room ci W000, fl, of Fort Lauderdale, without bond on a % --- - . - - - •. .l.WbC I uCrn Bond for Wood in the Damv itdà1 %1tId d4 -- " 'I 1 •1 '4OWL4Ofl with two burglaries. - Cr,imnai &ZA; 4&'- .i,P' 1 Ailvo ~-J ) YOUR MONEY (' ~. V I oor .I ~-.- Ikt S t F J Hughes said A - 4' ' t - I -r --- - I ______ I •"'1 1 I • ,.,\ - i , / I -_ I! 0 - :Li141; , -. 1 I --- __ I !~ ~, .. f1r, 11 - - ~~ -~I . =I i __: I w - I ('--- i I . .. I I I as 5 811111 a I I ____ " - a1i~~ I __.. - ( t -r-. -. ... . - - @11 .,.'. '' " I. I.: AidA ! !,-_~ q oi~_!~ - .- . o_ * rl~.V itzz-~.I -- - - - __ ~. __~ = __ - - - __ W 1 - % 4 4o~ . elftliku I / ft I im .- - r. " - 'I.", - - - __ I . I ~_, :__ 'A BZXZ~ ______ ' _ .._ -- ,M - 1. - . I . . ..-. _ "- ~ -6: .f~ - 11 7- ____~ 1, I \- __________ . ~ I - I; .- r IV. . ~ - _--- .---- - - L~_ :..,-I-- A r_ .11~, )i k - -.-.. - - .. k~__ .TiI_:_~11 ... _ I ____ '• _____ I . --- ... - - __ . - . F A!4;~ - 9 1____~_ 17W ,-------- __ --~. . : I.1 il ..F I --_-,14; `.-Z- - __ :__j~ W4 1- ..- _; _.__ ___-__ __ ~ - .---. -- __ I -1-- _~J I __; __.. __ M __10010e~_-&~-y = _________ - - - - __~ -- 0% _____ - I %, ton based lawyers' group charges that three Florida cities discriminate against hiat ks in the uclivur of munic ipal 'r im s find asks that $3.4 millon in federal funds for the cities be frozen The Law)ers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law ~~4 = ~-.1-- ~~ , ~ 1_. I __I~ 'u ~ I.? S.4__~4 _LJm.__..[_I___ - i_i _- ____ JOHN • * Come and en'l*oy ,e--- ~It-OF-W~~ _"""`~~ " - ..- - P 1 r_, ~!; -.1 rthday cake and coffee . inade available to white arem, The cities mayors and city council members were named t h u s tomorrow wi = between Q _ AM and 8 PM I - - - . ,1^1 , (1 r.If' I __ .- - ; 2 Nam da)s to repl) Ma)or Oscar Corbin of Fort M)ers, largest of the commu ,, I. 1r I '1fi' to I - I '-_ 1111111111111111111 ,, We have worked hard to impro;e the they take our federal =tie) froiii us it will hurt that area," Corbin said. "I will guarantee that the black area is gettirg more per rapita than all), oll,erarea in OV'Ti Florida City officials declined 'I until they could see the suit. Arcadia officiaLs t.nlr! iui be reathed for comment Specifically, suits isk the courts to freeze revenue sharcities unes ii&: uUC . ~ equalize services by: -11aving streets of black areas comparably to while O30 % 0 OFF OUR REGULAR USED FJRNITURE WHEN YOU BUY NEW AT PHIL DEERE'S LOW, ow ppic, Check FINANCING - -'S - • our S rOREWIDE ! Thursday, I Friday and 1 aturday S I QNLY1 . u" .. — v areas. ___________ 1. - ____________ ' ______--. -''( ' _'. t - I white neIghborlmonds. m', In cctiitc .imvd.S .1 — 0 0 A K - , __ I . OF SEMINOLE - -. MEMBER FDSISC. 3000 S. ORLANDO DRIVE inA -44 _ I .VI '.L-- __ - - 5 -- ,I comment oth' DISCOU - Ii L I ' ' --- - 10%T YOUR "I- I i ___ Sonfod s mnasi - - = . .- . - I . -i Me TRADENIN hi deeru I . AIl'~ _A ?' ,. _. - - - ~i~ .its 3 \ednesda in Miami and In TamPa that F,rt y rs, Ar tadia and I lorlda Cits deprice A' . AVAILABLE - . 1' \1 1 W 4?j, - __.J . ". I -- IiLA'41UM I -, -, QLA I - f I! n. W*JT DICIS I . I* W ... 11 N 's 1`1' 4 da DoPett-on'l of Adminostrateri ALLOWANCE ON . I I*_-r , .. . V ,_ -we 1i 11 ;.. , I I ;~ .V II, X .; . - 4 Accused 1 1 r- TRADE-IN L 1 , a - COMMISSION bi:N 43 .;% . ~, :11111 I " Ar9tTp U c 1 I .. N ,,'.:! '"r • • -- -i.. .-..- lifcpp ea 5)5 Cm As lie tells it. Carter restored dectric) and efficiency to his state, and campaigns now on similar platform for AmerIca it £ : - x reversed discriminaloty ,) - _i., - :1 ., . - agencies into a manageable 22, and completely reorganized uspeci T '"Ifi'~Ie.~ - ... - . - - . ' - discrimination is over." This sur j e s cuppor ers. !hocked his state, and pleased Itie press which thereafter )rnuIated Carter as the leader of the New SouUi. In the next four years (state Lrtw / fl I r i GOVERNOR'S I t LIV HIGHWAY SAFETY n 4 - AT ~ , _______ - 1" I . . I 3OLSCt rjinj,a,ainin 19O, this time shaking more hands, he ccoi 1-irter gubernatorial '.ictory becarne something of a media event when he an, PH. 32)5434 - - -- 41' 1 .. - - - . . I be 'ndl Georgia state legislator. In 1966 THE M •i' -_ . - ~ W.~ -- ___ ____~ .: '-I submarine force, later a gentle- R GET J .I SALES & SERVICE OPEN DAILY -- III _* ___________________________________________________ Safety is a family affair. t_ __ 1- UNIHINE STATE. PIIIOfl . - - . ___-_._--_. 7__._ __ -.-- _1.__:___z_-_ - ___ - _.~-- ~________________ - -_ i -am 4 .. -1 -__ ____ Sanford. Tues&y night the windshield FIne : -j ~FF_T- __-~-- -_-_;~-~ io -_ f2r '. - t'q . ' ' SAdUID • 051100 • L0PGWOOO • WINP(R MIII - - -- Ai R - IF L i• C 'uiiiuuIflg Bennett made the traffic stop at Park Ave. and 14th St. and reported he saw w hat appeared to be marijuana seeds inside the vehicle. Officers said Stone consented " _41' "k .' injuries es cc re reported The incidert was the in as many nightss tn which° cas was continued until the week of March fl after the beverage agent saa shattered at Persimmon Ave. and warrant to raid the apartment court ruled that Cullom can McCrackin Road by a mystery on Noc 1 and seized koks and dupllcatetuperecordtngsofthe ed,ers allegedly listing bettors 15 days of wiretapping gunman Sheriff's deputies said today and hours to cisten to the tapes that In two other Incidents ctwrenc) and other Items McNamara "as arrested According to the (nsentoy Wednesday night north of SR 434 sandals hurled during the raid (or cirr)ing a returned to the court after chunks cit concrete at two concealed Lto1 and faces trial execution of the search cc arrant tractr trailez trucks smashing separate!) in circuit court here a the u1artment on Nov. 1, Crenahawwazat the apartment ccin&3hlelds of both trucks. No on that charge. McNamara had been during the raid and a 38 caliber 'njuries were reported iii scheduled for trial this week on revoker "fell from Jack inudents -Ing charges but the Cmnshaw to the floor." To Talk Willing URES - • U - the roll of the 'o-gtting colt grabber. Yet In a polite. undemonstrative way he can buttonhole with the best. An Annapolis graduate who served GENEVA AIR.CONDITIONING _____ ______ . Bom in poverty, remembered by schOOIC111.11115 ,is quiet, HEATING & (Continued From Page !-A) ., , ' .11. Aozug 't ~g_-. .-i%17j.' ::~ At~;~.. .- . ,, - ~W_ ,. ~t_r -t--- - .. ._ __ Action Reports the windshield of the auto had tI)1rg to locate the owner of a and a model home. ledies 1933 Ireminole High Deputy D. E. Higginbotham be School chm ring that was aLmo, said the miming iterne include recocered f a buckskin Dishwasher Taken chairs, a painting and a wall in roadside bushes fired some Sheriff's deputies today h3nging. type firearm at the car. No ___ Na _ . 7- - . r(- ported __ U It! . - birthday b ullo ld ing, i II , SIDE-BY-SIDE Enterprises Inc. -1062 SAVE our n former Georgia go'iernor has already shaken more than 200,000 hands in what may be, the most frantic (18 hours a NOW! * Error Lengthens Sentence 0 , ~ ;."- ~: .--.--. burglars made off dishwashers from housestwo under construction in tliC 'l'rallwood Estates uf• Seminole sheriff's deputies division. Deputy Donald today were investigating Viree Fires McCormick said the latest incidexg..s of vandalism WedCourts thefts bfirgs, the total to three nesday night in which the winddishwashers taken in two days from houses being built by wcre shatteied while the Tompkln:% Lard Co. cat N A vehicles travelled area rc-a,' Officer s&d when Wood was ttwr'tern Me Cliarl E Stand) of SanFurn1sMugsStoli ford reported he was south. arrested they recovered 15 bound on Airport Blvd. at 16th shirts and four pair of parilss, Deputies said officials at Belvalued at $321, thdt were Aire Lake of the Woods srub.. like a firecracker or auto back- report,4y taken in a separate division, Fun Park, reported burglars took furnishl firing. Stimely told deputies blIrgiaryBOB LLOYD Nerald Staff Writer By 11 _. - e- - -_- . - . - MR __ A •J.; . Scliilke U , 5$399 . 3 t __ 1 _:. -_ -,~ -:; , • . .~ - Windshields Vandalized In Moving cles between hir traffic contrcliers and pflots, federal safety investigators say. The National Transportation Safety Board made () 1~~ ,_'!.--__-, - - --.' -. ~~ liesah, -I-----__ Z ~w ~_ _ _;:~~! - _,_h_ _;A-__ ~,_-- Air Traffic Dun er Cited . 1 -_ " '. __ __ __ is our eleventh I ' VVhirlpool r __ . ~",:.. 1. - _ - , -~ - - , - - - Ui9ltr-3A and our F*irst Ann ive rs a ry There are still millions of Americans who base act hard of Jimmy Carter, but the organizers of his pr'sidential tiol sa tht art not v orri (I "Before his canipaign is over, 4 Jimmy will have Introduced himself to every man, woman, child and famil cat In U ____ ___________ __ __ - ~~~~~~~~~- ____ . Tomorrow Carter Unknown Man y I - . -. " -,.-,-. _,~-_, ,,':'---,, ~; " - i eas ' , f. 16 I y _ ' \ - co : -. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l - Thrsday, . - ._.-----1 Jr - . - - . province." _.~_. -_ 7 _ _- I, ~~--_--___ , _- ;.- - -- . - . I -, r--~-_-_-__ , ~ _.. _,: " - - __ , ___~ - .~ ,_1 - . , __ , - - ~ ~.:__ - , I' ,-.- I'- - .. !F_ j 1:" - r - _: ,I ~ ,,- ., ---'-.-, .;,~.A-~~--_--__ j~~ "' .. 1U'tr'' UJ (At's — A ehatrSc %CtTflOfl\ 5 a victim tered 1 Y rlsüncrs of war the SLA lorred hr to embrace about the "blank ,ear " Dc psctnatri portrait of Patriu,i of mental torture, driven by West, who had been on the the name "Tanla" they were (ease attorneys 'laY teSt1fl'ofl) N Hearst depicts her as a politi(ear to retreat into a false pertanI since Monday, said Weed working on "a creature of the about Miss Hearst's activities cally naive "creature of the sonality, first as the revolution, told him that Miss Hearst was surface all form and no sub- riuring that time could lead to I and further indictments or retail. re earing Up surface" who experimented ary "Tanla," th€n as the mys- an occasional user of marl- stance" have with drugs as a curious, restive terfous 'pearl " Hp cnid thn tnr'-irltc h f' alien from terrorist grouPs. luana. Weed infltinn.rl 'ii'h leenger and made no effort to For Mass ach us e tts Primary The prosecution maintains use of marijuana in his recent 'stuff" the rhetoric Into her Small T; mind-probing experts s,I•PrIce Hearst s no Psych iatrist,that 30 running for president, led alter her underground od)sst) the cause of the SLA and "My understanding tr:t tion West a no bneladincedfrontrunner JimmyCarter, are tar. wyer 11111111811 i) Miss Hearst reall sunpi) participated willingly in a bank Mr. Weed was conducting ex- activities between September j 'un' keir nssachusetts and the seccnd didn't lie,".snid I)r robbery two months after her periments with marijuana and l9l4 and her art est last Sept . 18. CT1 primary test of the election year. Orne, a UniversityPenn.syl. lartin I n v a d e at kidnaping by t h the terrorist that he introduced the defend. The defendant took the 5th Tht Bay State primary next ' imO%eS mon vania psychiatrist who specialgroup. ant to it and she had smoked it Amendment 42 tImes when she t)emocrats and less Republican activ ity new rules and a highly volatile issue, busing. ries. lie testified for the defense ainination thatMiss; Hearst was ing to that year. The Democratic field in Massachusetts includes the f lve another Wednesday at the- newspaper the truth of Miss Ilearst's ac- depressed prior to her Feb. 4, Oil Hood Tractor Co. question, West added, "She had candidates in Tuesday's New Hanisphire primary as well West called it the "Pearl" heiress' trial for bank robbery. count to psychiatrists of fic. 1974, kidnaping, an independent been given as three others -Sen. Henry N1. Jackson of Washington, by Sir. Weed on era, after a name given Miss Orion", Fla 3;644 Orne's statement drew a and abuse at the hands of the spirit in search of an identity. Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J - Shapp and Alabama Gov. 41? Malnel-o Ave several occasion drugs which Hearst by SIA member Emily !Jiarp reprimimd from U.S. Svmbionese liberadon Army, The prosecution contends she cwge she was o were ... SI) and Harris, but gave sketchy anS.,..rr Dist Judge Oliver J Carter icsistant U.S.Atty. David Ii ILI i that '1 . '1 !)44 431 4141 Carter, the former Georgia governor who polled 30 per a identity as a soldier mescaline I Inquired what her sucers and offered no new clues h protested in the terrorist ranks of the effects riad been and couldn't cent of the cote to lead the field In New Hampshire _____________________ obJection, ta u t jurors that Aster ,i u conference at SLA West heatedly argued (lUll ui.u.'u Yvednesda he would win, place or show 'n the determine whether she ever such a comment was "an In- the bench with the opposing at- she scas a normal, seconi primary test. nfused had LSD. But the experiences ',aslon of our province torneys Carter told all partici- teen teen-ager when she was abrupt she recounted on Ii Orne hind pan ts that only the verdict I) Inductt ci against her will into made mi thcnk defense ltnse at mr Spy Ship Lip Foi L ac tually had e . 4 A--"* been given mescaline.,, ' Joic; Miss Hearst, was scheduled to Hearst is telling the truth. Bancroft extracted inforina. a WASHINGTON (AP) -Unable to find a use for the resume his testimony today. Turnipg to the jury, the judge tion that Miss IiEarsl attendL cIA's multi-~illlon doilla Glomar Explorer, thE. governparents sitting in the front Earlier, Dr. L.J. West testi- snH, "You and you alone have five scbools In six years and ;nentistryingtoleasethe 'shi to priva te d t 1 fied there was "no way" Miss to make this ultimate decision was almost expelled from one r w and sh k her he (I negaHearst could have faked her re- and no psychiatrist. no lawyer parochial scho3I "for t0ling a tively. sfionses to n extensive batter or anbod else should invade nun to go to hell." West also said Weed told him But executtves for two of the three corporations that of teEts and intcrvicscs designed that province She as described by son, that Miss Hearst badgered him government officials hoped might submit bids expressed WE ARE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION MARCH to determine the authenticity of Orre and West, a profeswr of teachers as "detached, dis- into tryi q ISD. Weed was not no interest in the sophisticated vessel, which was used by E ARE REDUCINGY OUR INVENTORY SO tier story. psychintry at the University of dainful and self-centered," ac- called as a the CIA to recover part of a Russian submarine from the itness in the trial. I three psy. C.-lif6rnia at Los Angeles, cording to Bancroft, ana was " chintrists appointed by the dgreed th.al, the defendant was portrayed by her one-time "It's a white elephant that iust attracts attenUon," an as court to determine Miss fed subtle traps during their in- fiance, Steven Weed, as having IN executive for In'einational Nickel Co. said of the ship, Ilear.st's competence to stand terviews. Although she had a "a capacity for sarcasm that which was built under a secret agreemerst between the trial. also conducted further patchy memory, both experts was unparalleled." . I 8bit t, md teslifitd for the dt %tt defended cch4mt lie su said, th" necer discerned a Hocc,crd lIu'hts lie said tl1t p?r . m. rtfLrred it) fense. hint of fabrication in the more gested where rudtine youthful "political naivete" and offered The other two court- than 30 hours they spent with excesses and dismi.swd Miss to cite statistics on teenage appointed psycWatrists have her separately. Hearst's SLA tapes professing drug "perimentation to prove 9 -4 EAD 19 GKWR ql~-`il not testified. The defense has attempted to allegiance to the group as the defenditnt's actions were on 9f , ,il : WASHINGTON (AP: - SopliLsticated computers When Orne flatly affirmed portra% Miss Hearst in psy. propaganda similar to that ut- a par with her peers. I designed to iniprove the safety of air tzansportation could W '' Evening - - - __ __ ___________ - anybody else should - - . 4 - - Democrats , : - Patty Called 'Creature Of Surface' I I - - -- ,., - NATION _ - _. __ - Miss Hearst 11 ~ ___ - ero ' ~_._________ --~!T4 __ ___ - Y!:~ - ,-,_ z_ ----f.,~:f7-:-I., _1X.f.-.;c:"_. - ~__ _ , - : ,- 11! 1 _W - " N -520 _6, __ '' , - -:, - -: -- �____ ____ -- •-• -- -• --- ----..----. - -; -- -- '-,-...._-.-.-- .•.—, - -C_p.-. '. hi-.\ II \ E . S:\NF ( )lil), E'I.A. 327fl k s(E- I2•2I I r 3I-99 Thursday, February 26, 976-4A Around V. AVNE: I). [X)VI.E. Publisher lUCllMt) i4os;, F.ditor V. 1111AM 1) t't'HRIE. Managing Kditor kl1•:Ifl ( MARKEY. Advertising Director -ì lt ii I 'Iit en Vetk. 5 ' tnb. Miith. $2.40; 6 Months, SI I 211. Year. 528 40 B Mail In fii ida sinw as tiime d.'livert .% Ii :, •i trs, 1t; 20. 12 Mtrlths, 532 40 Illegal Deals ri The Clock Need Purging - -. - rir- sI -. I'. -_ 't) - *- 4 - 4 _____________________- I *._ • --.—a r" - jr_ E -f.r. -- p ________ _________________ . ________ : - t 'r - . - *_ -• -: - z - -• - - - :- - -- - 4; • - 1-.';- ... - . • ji -: . . VL _.. - -v7 . . . ' •_• 1( ,2 ''f'r -'Ii! - •-'. 4 -'-- --4 . ' 4• . - -, - - •f- - .' - -; .-. ••j•••. k4 - 4) re.. - • -':• :- .•--. - - -•- ,. . . . . i• ., <4 . - T, iIJ11!4. - . . r j & p4 .j bç I-. Ec' ---7 ri'1 '-.;..Pft*Y;' ' I i These uere fighting words to extremists on the one side, who want a flat constitutional ban onabortion—period.meywerealsodj.cpleasjng to extremists on the other side, who contend that a woman Fhould have an absolute and 'estric right to an alxwtion. The court's decision did, in fact, confer that r1ghtdwingthefirtthontiofp,.egnan. while giving the stales varying degrees of control during the rtmnalning months, lncludmg oUtright prohibition in the final trimester except in cases Livolving the mother's life or health, President Ford did exactly that when he stepped forw2rd to bring the full force of the executive branch into play L.ü stop illegal activities by corporations in the future and punish past trangressions. He deserves credit for setting the right course. We suggest that L}e acts oi justice be as humane as possible. And, the U.S. government To moderates, if there are any left, this was the most reasonable compromise that could be — -made on a question that can nevci be resolved 10 •onsaaon. But emotion, not reason, rules this issue, and An the controversy over RAY CROM L E Y "rights" — the unborn child's, th mother's, societys — moderation sadly seems to be becoming less an1 less a virtue. - How, for example, Is one to reason with H they must cooperate by reforming conditions which have required Americ'n businessmen to resort to bribers'. newspaper columnist that she loves DON OAKLEY - L I :-...J'II-•' :,--- - If.,-'I\Ic.L E) p los Ive Any public flguie, high or low, who attempts to take a moderate stand on the increasingly explosive Issue of abortion does so at his peril. Latest evidence of this was the cviticLn immedlately voiced against dent Fo by txth pros Ra(I antis for his recent statement that he believes the Supreme Court's 1973 decIsion and that he favors a constitutional amendment that would leave the 4. ,ZiZ'\. -*;.- • ... ______ • _____ --;. . ¶ — ,, d . . - L '- _____ C ._j-(_ø ,-, Leakage Arthur N. Teitletmaum of Miami, an aficial of the B'n;u B'rith Anti-Defamation League, called for the invst.igatlon Wednesday in a telegram to Sm.athers. leitlebaum said the denial of Asst. Secretary of State 1,,vid MacNarnara that he wrote the article, published in a newspapsr fur educators, was not enough. SOY.S. Jacques Itogiers, a self-ad. mitted NWLF courter, has said the underground journals are a means for clandestine bands to Frecmnar. arid County Corn-. missioners Michael liattaway It,rrvJ ......... wtInwc'.,i rn accu.sed in direct Lnformnatlons filed by State Atty. Abbott 4s media have been photocopied or are machine-printed. But a recent raid by FBI consolidate politics. Rogiers faces a court hearing next week on a contempt of dictments were thrown out by the court, The trio is accused of conspiring and meeting without giving public notice in October to decide to abort a county clay pit purchase. They also are accused of meeting in December 1974 at the CNA BuiIltrg .n Orlando Ii.' discuss selection of Freeman as County Attorney, Another "out.of 'the Sunshine" meeting is alleged to have occurred last January at Lonol. Dcl ens -' attorneys for Freeman, Hattawa> and HOSPITAL NOT ES Ruling • Allows Gro'vth Fees -- FEBRUARY 25 ADMISSIONS TM.IAHASSEE AP: '[be Florid.'i Supriiu Court says cities can levy growth fees, requiring new residents to pay for the cost of providing them with water and sewer services. Although the court's 5-0 ruling Wednesday went against the specific fee law in question, a Dunedin ordinace, the decision ?st,ablIshed the right of local governments to charge the fees. "We see nothing wrong with transferring to the new user of a inurth'ipally owned water or sewer system a fair share of the costs new use of the system involves," said the decision, authored by Justice Joseph hiatchett. Sanford: DrreII Cantrell Milton L. Ilardee Jeph (;. Hartwig Jc'ph Riflery Annie M. Jackson Frank Knight Sr. F Knighten it'Imi M. I.ion Noah Matthews O'Neal E. Mathews lteulah N. Morris Jodi H. Norton IA)%%Cll E. Ozier Gladys Fringle I)elmna I.. Stewart ('loud DeBary Eul.alia Lance, DeBary Howard Rice, I)ellary 'uithy S. Spokes, Deliary FBI Probing Arson Cases PENSACOLA tAP) -- The FBI is investigating deliberately set fires at the homes of two local officials who had spoken out about racial tensions at Escambia High School, an FBI spokesman says. "Our investigation is being conduc'ted under provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964," a spokesman in the FBI's Jacksonvilleolficesaid late Wednesday. "That's about as L.e_.II. we uaui uur ai Ui ULSi.IUUI UCUtI3). 'T'h.. ,r.Isi,..,,rn',r, c.i,1 nnnn$r trr,nlri ,r,-.ka 1h. nrcrn fir_p which gutted the home of Rep. H.W. Peaden, I)Pensacola, early Wednesday and a Saturday blaze that caused about $1. 500 damage to the home of Teresa Hunt, a member of the Pensacola Human Relations Cornmission. lynn K flrntim fli'Ti,n.l , 'U - ' a TALLAHASSEE tAP) — One of the top priorities in Gov. Reubin Askew's next spending proposal will be $64 mill.ion lot- major czpansicm of state prison facilities, said Budget Director Joe Q'esse. The money will be used to build five 600-mar' facilities, to complete a 600-man facility already started and for other expansion projects, Cresse said Wednesday. The proposal, which Askew mentioned in a speech in New Ycrh, was the first major portion of the governor's ifoposed 1976-77 budget to be unveiled. To Research a _ t('ont(nued From Page 1-A) COME TO THE Give God A Chance Crusade HEAR Dr. James Ponder He will explain how God can make a difference in your life. 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Not af1r his seeing me LIKE THIS" WASHINGTOJ - One question mark has transcribing the tapes, Buzhardt carefully Nixon has never returned our calls since he left days almost all of them will be laboriously continued to hang over the Watergate scandals: listened to many of them through headsets, lie the White House. This time he couldn't be moved and reconnected to the central mtho doctored the White House transcripts? We did his best to correct the mistakes of the reached for comment because he was traveling monitoring consoles. have now estcbllshed that the culprit was none stenographers and to make the transcripts as in China. The Sinai sensors, according to the March other than Rlctmard Nixon himself, accurate as possible. SINAI SENSOHS The United States Is issue of Popular Mechanics, were developed On April 29, 1974, NIxon made a dramatic TV Some of the passages were damaging to his quIetly preparing to relocate the sensors which (rem a Vietnam-era project with the code name appearance to ammowmce he would release the eminent client, so he discussed the most American technIcians have planted in the Sinai "Jason." They can pick up tran.scr1ps. ThIs was nteTxled to heii off the disa,strous parts with the PreSIdent. listening In desert. the heat from engines or even bodic.s. The most stelthy movement of growing demands for access to his controversial dismay, Nixon kept mumbling, 'Itdidzi't happen These sensitive electronic- devices are sup- men or machints, White house tapes. acconilr1g to experts, would like that," amid other ¶imllar comments, posed to monitor any violation of the Israeliregister on the senso. The 1hii.i Jud1eia, Connuitt, however, Then to Buthazdt's abaolute amazement, U'e Egyjtian truce, which Secretary of &ate Henry A bewildering vai- iety of the tiny detectors obtained the tapes and compared them to the President excised material to make the tran- Kissinger arranged, have been so%n on the Sinai. Some called Nixon transcripts. Cotutsel Jotwi Doar found the scripts conform to his own version of what As part of the accord, the US. team was Mlnialds will be relocated on the Sinai's scrubby transcripts "not accurate," happened. He din-egarded the clear evidence of given ur.Ul February 22 to taste!! the detection Et liii plateau where they can Mysterious gaps appeared in the transcjpt pick up a walking tl'e tapes and Btzzhardt's own scrupulous in- system. The monitoring owicea have been man 90 feet away ora moving vehicle 9G) feet where there were none on the tapes. Strange spectlori. scattered strategically over 150 square miles of away. distortions put words In Nixon's mouth that As Nixon edited the damaging passages, he äes'i-t, 'flmey should pick Up any m(ivenicrmt inOthers called Magids will detect changes in couldn't be heard on the tapes. And passages, dismissed some of the changes and deletions side the truce zone, wIlidi the U.S. kChfllCian3 electromagnetic fields when the metal from a which were deleted from the transcripts p with the cryptic explanation: "It was unrelated then would report to both Israel arid Egypt. vehicle, artillery piece or even an individual rifle "un.lnIelligible," turned o4t to be perfectly clear to preiIdentiil .ctlon." However, there is one cob1em. The Israelis comes within range. or: the tapes. The tensh"r of representL't a mar. he knew to maintained control over the truce zone until the The The '.x-P'esident's loyal, x-ufessoral atbe i.honcst helped to break luThardL'h health. February 22 deadline. They possibly may know, y. durable le vices will last from 90 days to a without replacement, They can also tieney, Fred Buthardt, was wi5eiy blicd for On June 13, 1974, after working all night to meet therefore, where the hundreds of hidden sensors operate in temetature., rngtng 'scm cs t1 misrepresentations, But wirc,s with direct a federal court request for documents, he are located, degrees below zero to 1S'i degrees aliove. knowledge of what happened have told us Ihet collapsed with a sei'ious heart attack. The State I)epartment has delicately decided, Nixon persoialiy altered the incriminating Now he Is practicing law in Hilton Head, S.C. therefore, that the initial seeding La "tentativ'L" menFootnote: A U.S. team of six women and 150 are sttlng up the complex ysteni. Ternnscr1pta. CPing his client-attorney rebit:cnsliip, he told !a fairness to the Egyptlz.ns, the U.S. Will P01 any quarters A.ti!r Whlt House rteix)gTajihel'-s finbhi'.l nrc ready for them, complete u.': ''l'il like to cmnnient or: it, Liit I can't.'' sei"retiv shift the sen..iors around. In c'mmrp th (tI:"!..'ar', '!:,l ;r,: .tILI i'I'ifjci ;'; - estimated $5-million In "contributlon.s" have been promised in the future, At Tuesday's commission meeting Douglas Lobel, executive dIrector of the MidHomebuilders Florida Association, charged such "contributions are illegal under Florida law and demanded that the commission rescind the policy. Impact fees are illegal in oridEtenKimbrough and Table 6 Chairs 2 Pc. Lighted 50" China Req. S-89 _ - _______ - - J' - _ - -. - 5 Pc. MEDITERRANEAN -- - Formica Top Table 4 Gold Upholstered Chairs 5 Sets Only—Req. S399 - . -. _______ . - _ — - -.. - ____________ - .- -Ss-_..k-,..xI—.----- - 599 4. -- " -. 529 59 7 Pc. BASSETT __- _____ 249 Table (Extends to 100 In.) 6 Chairs—Solid Pine. Req. S899 - - V— ___ ------ S Pc. EARLY AMERICAN Table - 4 Chairs -. -;-____ porters of the ''volintary contrbution$" policy, have admitted that But the two Republican commissioners say doing away mith the policy would create a hardship on the count) especially the school system where funds are channeled into - • Maple Finish $Loo U" ' .1 25 - ,. (•_,_. S- L. -. . (rnnn ,.r - Req. S219 f.n $20 I1 - CLUB HERCULON SWIVEL ROCKER -, — 4' Freeman has contended all along that collection of the jmoncJ or donations of land by evelopers is an illegal pracLobel not only wants the practice halted, he has as.c the county to refund the $O,CO0 In "contributions ' au eady eol!eeted. 1%II III AIU &I1 vii gv niwj iiw j,iv. that's when long (listalice rates are lower. On out- ( )f-state calls, weekend rates apply fiin ii pm. Fiiday until 5 p.m. the state you get the low weekend imte; St.rndav. On clls within roiii Liii ii JilO. icittllucL U1Ci 0 (l.11'LJ P.IB. '. ,l, r Evening mtes app!y in all calls fiDm 5 p.m. to 11 p.nt on Sunday. Weekends ue a good time to dial dn'e& and savc . I ?it'1 ti',ti I s it} ut t! *iatis .t.in,L' I 1.utt-'. ipul i .uU c4il otturi tile 1 t',.tr AL'.kui credit cani. n4kicaIic.crJl%thar)vd 1,,a,ithri munbrt"n-atIn andchaf2rcik 5 ii $ )041 UP TO '300 SAVINGS ON OTHER BEDROOM SUiTES ALL BEDDING Scaly - National VINYl 33% OFF REG. PRICE BOUDOIR CHAIRS White - Pink - Blue or Gold S Only - Req. 59.95 SM IH I Uu let Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Triple Dresser - Mirror Chest Headboard - Night Stand Blue Check 2 Only Reg. 29 _____ . fi ararked any up ld sçhools,thus local money must be used for that p"'' 269 - Req SLi9 _ áI I Sofa & Chair Floral Scotchguard 2 Only - Req S399 $i VELVET- HI BACK SWIVEL ROCKER - — School officials say i000 thusfarhas been used for that 279 Reg. S429 - -' ,.,- 4 . BEDDING AND FURNITURE CO. 2200 S. FRENCH AVE. PH. 3230235 SANFORD - S - - I 3 Pc. HERCULON SUITE Sofa . Loveseat . '-,, ' 10 Chair 1 Only N - - Coffee Table. - -aE_' 15% THE - WHY NOT GIVE GOD A CHANCE? ' __ I ti:' - Unhappy Home Life? - - - . __._ '' -_- WEATHER Wednesdey's high '5, today's low 59. Partly cloudy to cloudy at times through Friday. Slight ('hance of showers increasing Frida>-. lflghs around mid 7fl ronay ann upper iUS 1-'rUlns'. I .. - ......i...t... rn. . - ,______ I-.'Jia LIflU5II alleging that the unWsuted facts fail to establish a case of ,i,.;i n..,i , êI,a. UUIU4U J UI h" (UJU UU1 "meeting" alleged by Herring was a "social" gathering at the ___________________ ______________ FOR — Is' Mason said there was "general conversation" about the Jaycees and county business and the recent appointment of Freeman as county attorney. 4n's motion alleges that statements and testimony taken from Tom and Betty hlinford reveal that there is a "total absence of any factual basis for the charge" and that Binford and his wife "have repeatedly testified that they don't know of, nor can they attribute any stdtement whatsoever to any of the defendants." __________________________________ i-f-" - II AND NOW WEEKEND_NEWS. - Gift Legality un Joan B. Skates Eddie C.allowl)', Altamonte Springs Mary (. Harrison, Altamonte Springs Benjamin F. Lusby, DeBary Ethel F. McDonald, Deltona C a the r I n e F u II or d, Indianapolis, md. Eddie N. Belanger, Longwood Raymond Flavelle, Orlando ___________________________ '"" I.ena Camnnt.t. lX'ltoilit _ __ '.ppr JS iii ioer ')' Pe1le' t)eltona GUs. Easterly mInds 10 to 15 H*ymnorid Flavulle, Orlando m.p.h. today becoming BIRTHS southcasterl Friday, Rain Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Julia probabilit) lo per ecu' today Fenuy a boy and tonight and 30 per cent Mr. cnd Mrs. Danny Susani lAe i boy EXTENDED FOR ECAST DISCHARGES Partly cloudy with Sanford: seasonable temperatures. Ceorge W. Canton highs mostly In the 70s. Lows in Valerie Clancy the mid lOs to low SOs extreme Frances M. Jones i-th, SOs central and LOs cx' Jodi R. Nor-tori treme south. Emma O'Neal Friday's i)aytona Beach Jean Poole tides: high 6:06 a.m., 6:28 p.m, Alfred Rockmore low 12:12 p.m. Port Canameral: David H. Shannon high 5:51 n.m., 6:04 p.m., low Wilce J. Sipes 1I: • ' Prisons Have Priority N -- - --- - County Officio I-lea ring Is Set front tU. a ''courier" WIM) lmami-delivers its bulletins. The Fill tries to obtain the iriginal copies of such comnmunications. In almost every in-. .4tl4fl j •'' - TMSI.AHASISEE (AP) Secretary of State Bruce Smathershasbeen urged toconducta"thoroughand open investigation" or allegations that an aide wrote an article containing an anti-semitic referencce to Atty. i;n. S '• - %II. Mao May H ave VVo n Fig JACK ANDERSON ____ - -. -------------- . ._ S44ILI WASHINGTON — Who did kill John F. Kennedy' According to ideas recently populared to exce, It was Ldon Johnson, or Richard Nixon, or Abraham Zapruder, or J. j"i Edgar Hoover, or Allan 1)ulles, or all of the abovt. OccasinaIly s&nneone goes so far as to suggest it was a looney named Lee Harvey // Oswald. But nobody knows for certain, and the trouble . is that with the simplistic speculation getting in the way no one may ever know. c_....-,7. Once the oksesslons of people who came out // only at night, assassination theories have become so widely and ridiculously avallabe that the end result may be, according to one Harold ' j glue Weisberg. "to inure everyone to deaden the —.., public's sen.sitivitie3, to destroy the chances of getting Americans teally Interested in finding the truth." 4..— Weisberg should know about the psychology of zany theorizIng. He's thecrized a few vmles himself. As perhaps the first American to be (oreverabsorbed ' the JFK murder - he saa he has not slept soundly for 14 years - tie has written seven published books, all entitled "Whitewash," In vrhlch he has advanced the noticn that Oswald could not have killed Kennedy because "his rifle could not have been the murder weapon." Weisberg Is nothing If not selli if assured. Oswald's weapon did not do It, repeat not. n-o-t, period. For all his tringent convictiout, concerning a BERRY'S WORLD ; : 7.. si:.. :,a rt - is v v i is ri U flU U By The Associated Press First Lady Betty Ford is taking a respite Iromii her I urt solo political foray of the campaign season today as her husband's Republican challenger, Ronald Reagan, revs up another swing through Florida. Mrs. Ford was slated for a day of rest and oruvate visits ,t 1,rpn lcli,n,l •ks. ;., ,,., JUISIIC IAu' *.JUU resunming her tour Friday in Miami and joining Ford For d 41.mtle South Florida motorcade Saturday. Meanwhile, Reagan is t: begin several days of Florida campaigning with a noon rally in St. Petersburg's Williams Park, a popular gathering place for many of the thousands of reUrecs in the area. Ford drew between 10,000 and 15,000 persona to a St. Valentine's Day rally in the same park. A Mystery / — ;. - • D • it v u.j un •.. Chaiimjn Mao Tse-tung mv have won his 25- ii foreign know-how ceuld be brought in with no convictions, Weisberg Is perhaps as d'Cloping fetus within her "every bit as much" strigle with Premier as she loves tier already born children, that controlyear of Chia — by outliving hisChou nval.En-mi for strings at no political price - and without authoritative as anyone concerning the hampering agricultural progress. while no one has the rit to force her to have an assassination. Certainly he Li one of the most Over the years, ou and his associates twice M In Mao's choice of the ill-fated [in Pino, thorough of the civilian investigators. The abortion, she does necessarily to forbid abortion to not all other women?have the right managed to put Mao on the shelf - in an Hua has shown a remarkable capacity in ad- college lecture circuit that appears to have honorary and reverea position, of course. But ministration L'i a rough and not-aoger.Ue softened the brain of Marx Lane, Li not for him. G as Is s u e Re Ffl a iflS At the same time, aome pro-abortJon have one which Mao himself has described as being on maimer. And he has been a pragmatist, like Weisbe*g does not write merely for titillation as done much to fuel emotions by rubbing their a marble pedestal in a museum. Mao, looking for results arid using ideology as a do so many of the phonies who've ow wealth> legal victory in the public's face. Such things as The receit vote in the House of Rejxesentatives cannot be 0mm one such occ2slon. In the Irocess of lever rather than as an objective. on mushy prose. "The fle!d La full of ripoff arthe last word on regulation o( natural gas prices, advertising abortion services and making a comeback. Mao created the Cultural It is too early to tell, of course, whether this fists," says Weisberg. demands for public subsidization of abortion The action preserves the Illusion of low cost fee most natural Revolution, turning the rulliug Corr.m'mist party initial Mao victory will mean the permanent It should be inserted here that there are those gas sold in interstate commerce, but does nothing to solve the clinics have been highly offensive to many Inside out and gripping China in a frenzy of inatallaton of Hua and other Mao men in th' tp in the assassination investigation culture who people, ro all of whom are totally opposed to riisg energy problems of a nation thirsty for fuel, terror and lmuuedeaning for >ars — only to ranks of China and the demotion or or mflue'.'e (eel Weisherg Is less than perfect also. But this is abortion under any circumstances. By retaining the federal ceiling on gas shipped ti> the major ham e (Thou weather the storm and out-politic stagnation of those who have been close to Chou. understandable in a movement where almost producers, the legislation hobbles the big companies in their Mao. He gradually rebuilt the party structure in Many people are also concerned that too-easy But if Mao is able to hold on to his Initial everyone hates almost everyone. Each theorist — his Image - and sandbagged Un Pino, Mao's victory certain matters seem clear, search for new soutces of gas. Relieving the smaller companies abortion is supplanting birth control methods believes himself to be genuine and all others to of lance regulation, allowing price hikes on only about 3 per chosen successor and loyal lieutenant over mote among them old fashioned chastity - as ti First, there will be no quick end to China's be illegitimate. Notably xclud,d from this cent of currtht resour, dues Little to encourage new "contraceptive" of choice, with a consequent than three decades. While most anything is deep suspicIon of the Soviet Union - and no generality, perhaps, are Sylvia Megher, now development or conservation measures. enion of morality. possible in China's faction-ridden politics, the letdown In China's attempts to keep sonic sort of more or less retired after publishing her What the House has dene Is perpetuate the myth that Qmou stc*y that Un was conspiring to a relationshIp with the United States as a Pro-abortIonists cannot dinnis.s these COIl" assassinate authoritative "Accessory After the Fart," and Americans can continue to enjoy ample supplies of safe, dean Mao - does not hold water. When counter-balance to the USSR. lightly, or pretend that abortion ii one knows Howarn Hoffman, a fl-year-old law student who the prineipals involved and their past I know first hand of Mao's hatred and distrust is one of the youngest of the a-c.as.Ination by assumed immediate political advantage In the coining can anti-abortionist, ignore the fact that what elections, carries the threat of incalculable long-term cost in Mao, on this comeback, as before, appointed based on his early experiences, that aggression But back to Weisberg, lie's 62, a one-time they propose would result in other evils - a a man Intensely loyal to his own belief in radical padlocked industries, lct jobs and a paraly.ed economy. economic, political and military are in the newsman and retired pou1try return to backstreet butchery, abortion for the farmer, now action. From all that is known to date, Hua Kuo- forefrwmt of he Kremlin's thinking, The gap between the House bill and Senate legislation rich but not for the OC increasing CSpCt suffering (rum phlebitis and frustrations in erasing all controls may be too great for resolution In confeng, the new acting premier, is a man who zigs And Mao believes, as he has so forcefully Frederick, Md. He sees little good resulting from for the law, ference. The House action, however, must be rtcUfied even If it when Mao zigs and zags when Mao zags. expressed — once notably through an an- the current popularity of anti-establishment The President's recommendation, we raluires a whole new StN't• Apparently he believes, with Mao, that at this nouncement by Un Piao that China can afford assassination theories, "The trouble is lleve, carries just this kind of danger. stage and for a long time to come, China's future to have only one principal major enemy at a ______________________________________ time everybody keeps trying to addr tix question: In those states which outlawed abortion, lies in emphasis on agriculture, with Industrial ifitlstosurviveinthl,uncertajnworld who killed JFK' We'll never know that, maybe abortions would still continue, except that they gains coning only through investment of those Internall>, a resurgence of Mao's power we never can know It. What we should be conwould again be underground. More liberal states resourcea remaining after farmers get what mould mean the emergence ol men dedicated to centrating on is the ahe,.iutø would find themselves becoming abortion destruction of the they must hate to meet Mao's goals. selfhelp, decentralization and radical in- Warren Coriunitsion Report" Why mas it faked, meccas, much as flew York was before the Industrial gains, under this planning would be novation, but no loosening of controls over the Weisberg wonders, and why did our Institutions Supreme Court's decision, achieved as agriculture provided the capital to individual and his liberties, cover it up? That Is the real irnportof the matter. C J- — First Lady Takes Respite, Death StIll MEMBERs 1Ar- _. SAN FRANCISCO (API — agents and other law enforce- gran(i Jury charge. The panel himself because his son was communiques, P111-1 has communiqes. He said that They are cut off from theu jast, ment officers turned up original wanted to learn morn about how named on a NWI.F' "most- started printing a magazine "even if there were no other From friends and family documents of the Emnillano Zn- he receives communiques from wanted" list printed in a called "Tug, The Urban Guer- way" he could tell the letters re,'ulu(ionaries living In path Unit. tie NWLF the group that magazine that Rogiers rilla."Thejournal,whlch print- were authentic by an analysis shadowy, elusive underground Resides trying to find clues recently Issued threats against distributes. ed the NWLF "most-wanted" of their structure and content. bands. such as typeface or fingerprints Patricia hearst and her family, list, is described as the official Vet the urban guerrillas of to help in their search (or unAt a hearing on Rogiers' case Rogiers, 37, is part of what tie voice of the NWLF and also the Weather Underground, New derground terrorists, the FBI Wednesday, U.S. Dist. Judge calls the Peoples Information reprints communiques sent by World liberation Front, Erni. says, keeping track of the radi- Albert Wollenberg disqualified Relay-I. Besides distributing the Zapata unit and other tinUnit and other cal publications can provide inderground groups. roups put nut commirniquiPi, sights into the life of urban Roglers would not dicloe mimagazines and books designed guerrillas. how the NWLF originally conto deliver their messages to the 'We're interested in these tacted him or how he receives ... ---'' 'Iflhiip5, 5-UW I' Iii 5OKC5IT1fl The Weather Underground Frank Perrone. "They give us telephones local news media to more information than we tell where communiques are would have without them. It's hidden. 11w Symbionese Liber- that much more we can know County Court Judge Wallace Kwiatkowski have filed ation Arms left it.s radical about these people." Hall was scheduled to hear motions seeking dismissal of epistles In txittu-oomns, luggage little is known about tlK 31.10 arguments at 2 p.m. today in the charges on the grounds that tokcrs and phone booths. The or composition of the Z.apata defense efforts to have Sunstatements given by state Zapata Unit usually mails its unit or NWI.F, except that both shine Law violation and con- witnesses don't substantiate the messages directly to local have claimed responsibility for spiracy charges against three charges. newspapers and broadcast sta- a number of terrorist bombings county officials thrown out. Freeman's attorney, J. N BRIEF — Who Doctored White Houselranscripts? -: I Kennedy 's issue -- - ----------' - Varicws Methods Used To Put Out The Word draftcardlnpersoflalPoSSes310flatti1i 1 if it Is lost or stolen rçlacement cards il1 tie no longer issued. Selective Service records will be transferrvd to appr.priat Federal flecods Centers. The only Selective Service contact in Florida will be Pierce's office. He may he reached at: Floridu State Headquarters, Selective Service Syskui, Southgate Plaza Office Park, U.S. I South (P.O. Box l88, St. Augustine, Fl. 3204. Any person participating in President Ford's Clemency Program who wishes to enroll with S'leetive S-rvice to perform his alternate service obligation must contact the State Director In person, by phone or mail alter the end of Febnury. it will b. impossible for any new information to be added to a registrant's file. Registrants with any valid questions about their status may contact him at the above address. With the exception of a few who may be violators of the Military Selective Service Act, all registrants are now considered to be classified Class i-li, irrespective of any previous clessification. This means he is not currently subject to processing for induction or alternate service. —Jane Cauelberry TOM TIEDE Abortion ,- Ji - — r )4FI1. - It is not an exaggeration to say that the intense salesmanship, including bribery, of Lockheed Aircraft Co., and other transnatior1al firms, has created another problem of immense dimensions to American foreign policy. Lockheed has admitted that it has paid lobbyists and government officials in Japan and Thil Nethcrlands, As a resuit, the oarliarnents of both nations have initiated major investigations. In their nets are such lumir.aries as Dutch Prince Bernhard and former Japanese Premier Kakuel Tanaka, who still serves in parliament. It is entirely possible that before the investigations end the complexion of parliaments could change and royalty could abdicate. And unfortunately, the Lockheed affair is only beginning. Various federal agencies are investigating some 46 major corporations for possible ilega1 bribery abroad or illegal contributions to political campagns in the Uniied States. More shoes . dojbtedIv vill fall. The timing of the disclosures could not have come at a worse time. U.S. foreign policy is not too steady on its feet anyway for various reasons, our allies abroad are questioning our credjt,ilits' and orgy of investigathns, and the American capitalistic economic system is under attack from many quarters. A full-scale investigation of illegal activities by American corporations abroad will exacerbate all of these problems. However, there is no alternative. As a leader of the Western world, the United States must continue to exhibit the highest moral standards in commercial as well as political a!fairs. The end of tebruary niarv.s the end of an era— greetings from Uncle Sam, the traumatic 18th t1rthday rite of registering for the draft, flight to Canada and draft cards burnt in protest are all a thing of the past. All local draft board offices will be closed and in Florida, 52 emoloves terminated as of Peb. 28 and another three on May 8. By the end of Fiscal Year 1977, the entire Selective Service agency will employ only approxImately 100 persons nationally. The reduction In work force in the draft agency made it necessary to terminate registration on Jan. 27, according to Col. Peter Pierce Jr., state director of Selective Service. "This means there will be no registration or lottery drawing in the foreseeable fut'.re, no classification actions and young men will no longer have to report changes of address or anything else to their draft board." he said. Men will no longer be required to have their — ........jf r c;4 2k.. 1V John M. Palms, dean of Emory College, will speak at a dinner meeting of the Orlando Area Emory Club Monday at 7 p.m. at the Rosemont Country Club, Orlando. Social hour will begin at 6 p.m. Dr. Palms is a nuclear physicist arid former chairman of Emory's physics department. A native of the Netherlands. he joined the faculty in 1966 and was formerly on the staffs of Los Alamos and Oak ltIIlll* National 1.iilrathrie I.. Harden Webb, of Citizen's Bank of Oviedo serves as vice president of the Emory alumni group. •— ,-: -• Thø Sanford Kiwanis Club will hold Its ar,nual 1janiake breakfast on March 6 at the Civic Center. Pancake and sau.cage ill be served from 8 n.m. to 6:30 p.m. with an auction to begin at 5:30 p.m. and proceed until all items are oki. All members of the Kiwanis Club have tick1s for sale with a $1.50 price tag. The ducat.s will also be available at the door. Col. 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I., ,- I .I&- .': _ ~- -_j, r- I - wealthiest presidential hope- r ,;._ -.., - V.-,F_-_ ~ "'.. * ___~~ . lion Sargent Shri er bassy and Lebanese -security cars took them to the entrance of the Boeing 707's first-cJass rompartment. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said on their release that A4 ~,~~P,.'7?!IhiftL - - L~ the two men looked rumpled and their hair as long but '-- - kc; they were -4n -t om! hcalth and gcnA bpit il,i.- Neither had - -. been injured or tortured during the ordeal, he adtled. - . ic-~_)&~'- _____ Ir r-Eivri ' 41::_1 __:-; 1., 11%~,t I---* ____ ado BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AF) - President Isabel Pei'on survived an im eachment vote in Congress r_________________ - 'T .• - Wednesdaynightbyavoteof 120-70,butthesplitwithtn the Pero'ust move nt widened . _ - Txiay he is stumping in Flori . - .-_ . ~-I;t.;k ,_~O - :1 . I" ` ,.,,:.; - ~ ne main opposition party, the Radical Civic Union, -___ a 3-Y ' , ~_t. ,__J.1 ~ 77_ 2 ;tffi .-_ - -- ..~_7~--- tff -, ____ tl~~- - :V~au~ ., curate. 'Ilie ~_ - .171W~_ . 1. - _J - 0 - ______ __ 991L.- ;==_ - ---M_--; W - i -1 __ .-Y, __ -- __ . _1 _ - stitute has made public what it calls its 'most solemnly fL -1 U U-r-= _______ _____ __ - turning the dials of fiscal and monetary policies to the _____________________ ___-4-r_.~_11 OWFX_ _ ~ I es Playing - ___ M-1 White; ____ - -s= - - -_ - -_ - jO,,fl J. • • inca NIagnuson, Jackson's longtime home-state colleague who has made busing an issue in his i-Tatic presidential nomination. " i Is i Although the announcement the except!on of the extreme pros and cons of busing, only on of the hearing was sent on the few whe wet)', said criticism of his moionery of the Jackson presi- Charlestown" when he w3s White said Boston faces lives in holding the hearing is ' a dential campaign, he offered as forced from a speaking plat. e) operating defir!6 this fi.scal year "very unfair." proo a it not nrm, ac n sai . "I saw the I* some $3.3 million, $24 million lie said he should be praised political" the fact that his plan problem and we brought all ofwhich is drectly ittributable fr bnngmg together both sides is supported bs a dierve group sides of the ccatroersy to 'eth to "ftc desegrt':'n requirements of the federal I I kI tal I S pcope an American correspondent as ed the judge intends to resign. In the meantime, Sirica's doctors have prescribed "a good long rest" ' ,', 1k 1 A •??!i ,& , judge, WuO ww 'tCu . 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WW 1 --I -___ _-, ____ I .,.=Jl -- i i• iu i ar a. a - o.oO 'v.. . -'-- fl.0S21 11 01 ,I i I 'J, i i,//r MAK I •.••,• . . % ~ i _ "I . ____ 1 k :,~,Lt 'r;; .- .1 1 .. _______ _ 0 __________ I i s on r . ___ --imm e , -._~ ~-_ .--.L-! k-.". ~___~~..M s _____ 5 • • ___ oes a s,, n erwe r. ___ " Business meeting and catered luncheon 7. Fun Time Fashion "I 1 ('ban -` __i _` ,, \ , I Reg 649 — I to 2 p ni I - - 0 I ( t T- _________ - ,. live -. - . ON ALL FURNITURE . ~_ i I - l. I - SernlnolecountyCourtflousebetweenloarn and 2pm . .-,.. - J- i :Tw-: - -=-- - Sanford5 Newest Largest Finest EWflng IleiaJd -- James ripe Owner - I - 11 . ". -_In~.,Irli __ - _ , ~'j~~! .:,-_Z,-,.,.-.-, L 'N - itw - -. - 1I 2W -- .W?(_#. -3= _____ • N - ~_ tl.14KMt - -._ ?3S French Ave. - — llesgu- o! Women Voters will lead public tours of 6 I •,' i~ ?br SnF.b2 . FURNITURE I iff."U _10 -z_ ~--.~ -A. -- -i- - ~~; Feb 29r hirthday celebration, Altarnorte Ovie Center, 7:30 p.m. I Open . .- - , I ~~f -!. .: 11 i . -_ — # - ic .--;.- - .. ________ . THURSDAY, MARCH18 ____ 15 tIc : - - ___________ FREE DELIVERY-FREE S V UP )j .:, 'L. ilq-% - r! ~4~ 277T L4L iri..-4' I _ ;:-. SLJNI)AY, MAH(H 14 ' '' r. ' Jr - Iii . thru Sun.. Open ho'e and student an show at Crealde Art - " ,, -"~,Oivj A 4t.;- at -* .. 41 1111~_ 44'J __________ , - - 0. l I- . 1U - - - - ,- -15 "-;~i N 0 _1.. - iL.X: aKN r ''- tI ii _ - •_0' '-. !~!~. ~Ej Z:~~ -.~ t') 1w-. ___________ ________ I .1 - \ Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered diJ ei s- ipper, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 436 aNI palm -. iiii.,v- - _:,1,nW*i-#-1 ,4 _____ - 'i'- 1Ar I - TH URSDA Y, MA RCII I I 111centennial program, Jackson Heights Middle W inte r = __ I -, - , _A '~~ .,.;_t'l W ON& - LZ- 1 lag - - __. - - -._ ~ - - o ________ ___________ j Vi( an( cora music, , - , 'I . - p.m. ~ _~~_' 19w<6~ -lim. . __ e - --, .. j:m~ .- - ~ ~ 0 p m Sanford Ci', ic Center - -__.~ , Cootemporary women 'What Can Women 1)o' Scl x>o - . _ - - ____ ov .. t: .; . --_tt, IAagueOfVfOmeU%Ottt3 mtmbrship rnettirg irst Federal, S It 436, Altamonte Springs, 8 p m Panel of FROM 1 - " Z Flea Market and Bake Sale B a rn • .--'r 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. / ____ t:,ZA ,.--- , ; Altainonte Springs (ardeu flub Fxecutpe Board - - ,.-.J"~ lt,.; I - 4k_ m, 1 — .: -• GnId SLa r Nfolhers Inc., 1: 30 p in., Legion Home, Lake - . Reg 4 29 11 Kiwanis Pancake and Aurdon Day, 8:30 a.m. te 6:30 . - LZ . - s. Sale 3.45 rugged jeans. Sale 6.38 R 795 " -Aa I 11 - - _____________ £ 0 - Springs. th death semterce for - ____- -__-----.11 - i I__ - ill 6. Central Florida Retired T?achers legislative Jun. cheon meeting, Nforrison's Cafeteria, East - - I -- 61 - - I 4!vp - -- , - - - -Sanford Woman's Club, noon, clubhouse .-it Oak __ k - - 4.- : •i vi•u 'v - . - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 — TO _____ _______ V, I - ___ ___ -_ - I r ~AA~~ f- _____ — 1030am "a .,, ___ ..# . t enry __ mttff - - ~ - ______ I . r, (h,er 50 Club meeting and picnic, Central Florida 74*, PA DISCOUNTS - _________ au ' 10 a ii to 4 p.m. Proceeds for - M ., 1* ______ ____ - I' 1910 __________ / I workshop on qwlting cnd drcssing of I3icentenniai dolls First Federal Saings and Loan, SR 438, klthrixinte Sprrn5, 10 am I -- ' --' '. ;.,. , -' I I/ \ ; r Sale piticel effective / - Sale 3 for 375 -' ••. .• : .. ' # • -. at - •• Sale 16.80 11 mp no ' Reg 3 for 4 69, ree to public. Through Starch 7. L ciC)'.' ____ - ., Sanford Senior Citizeni, noon, bag lunch and bingo, Sanford Civic Center. 11 crime." Mrst Federal of Orlando 4 ' .a',3for31 %rk i ' ___ ARE OFFERING YOU TREMENDOUS I r"~:~.- I . I. I - A11,111monte Springs Homernaken ExtensM Club .. FURNITURE •• 2W I_~ - - _... I ill East Kentucky Ave DeLand, Fla I% " _ - I MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. ••a 17 Flagship K FROM TITUSVILLE OUR QUARTERS ARE GE77ING MORE AND MORE CRAMPED ----- aUng one hour and inter recoinmended the death penalty 11c&iprune C said I mwose - l, 36 Seminole Community Players present "A Whitman ortrait 730pm In SCC theatre on the main campus 0 •e'eer , 7,~ , Tranicendental Meditation lecture 7 30 m HAS CLOSED ITS TITUSVILLE STORE, WITH n A- r - • SaIe3tor2.95 • q,0 uutlmu,iumn y a,a and lasting friendship" begun ardo was correct to carry out the Jay's remmmendat.lon and I You'll find The First people are good people to .•. , TUESDAY.,NIARC-111 2 PuPPel Show "wred by Sou!h Side Elementary School 11TA, "Aladdin and Iiii Wonderful p esented b V • n Marionettes, 8 in, school p Anue four years ago during his first .4sit to ______ erwear Un SATURDAY, h1ARClI 13 CallorvisitanyoneofthellofficesofTheFirst _____________ -- 6 1"; -.1 111- am = = mainamimso CLIP AND SAVE ammmomitAmsaamm Henry freely confessed the ouyers at competitive interest rates. n I-1W-!f~ i_ ; 1.. 1 I CENTRAL officer who attempted to arrest him several days after the murder, shooting the officer The First has money to lend to qualified home I I A former prisoner convicted Circuit Judge Peter M. De- never ona* die , p.m., school As Prescribed by Your Physician utleti I _1, am---,r ~.14W - . - completethe "bridge aniosai . 1. ... .._.~NI& ,*., I. 1. '. -- 'r l;~ 10 > EE 42yemN " Forest City ElPrneutarY School Spring Art Festival, i arch 5. Ricentennial books and a num- Z.1. Riley, a neighbor, was up- hands and throat with razor ber of porcelain pieces from the held in a 5-2 decision the court blades and killing him by gag. Edward Marshall Boehm handed down Wednesday gIrg him so tightly that he suf White HOuSE - - - _.- ZA - $r~_A__1,_&0ftn_W".:i~-- i% -- Media Center m I toastswithflua,predictedtha( irw and United will ' ' Sentence Backed - __; D' r c our t -v.1.1 ". ~_. ~~,_T _ 11_ I I I e COMMODES I I I work chil(Irpwo p!z!i DeItOflflltepUbllcanCIub,2:30p.m Lu th eranQiurch • PADS ke Enftrprisas Inc. I SAVE 323 ALUMINUM WINDOWS "Geeensleeves' Slagic," lWirt Senator Walter Sims -. al Enquirer reported this week that Kennedy ,. r r. MW . t-I*_I I * ,V~__ - I cloths henry was convicted of beat The death sentence imposed tntfljIt Theui(tsthN1zansbrniaht rnthwdjth ' to the Chinese Included sevcr1 ange County for the murder of bl un t instrument, cutting his White House Jackie Kennedy was there" . erable sum for the city to spend te " three ivory letter openers, chair, the Florida Supreme civilized society in a U oi~ 11 -+ ____ : U 4',~,- :.: r--~~ - _` 1976 _____ -,~APA~g I • / of Providence 1969 Providence Blvd., 1 capital with a ariety of gifts oft murder that the trial judge Manio of Orlando, who said in from their oCficial hosts a 90- described as atrocious, hor- irrpos'ng the death senter.ce piece tea set of fine porcelain, rible and cruel almost beyond that Henry "has clearly demon. bases, three sandalwood fans, belief' must die In the electric ctrated that he cannot live in a Kennedy, has denied that Kennedy had an affair with Mary Meyer as reported earlier this wee)' b) a national magazine • "M M y girl whom the Prcsideat had ~N;4 _1_0 00 1 - 0~*~V-- Sale3toe23i ' • ,NIONDAY,,~!.ARCII I For 'Horrible' Crime `17he Nixons left the Chinelse - *BREATHING MACHINES e PRESSURE BED wurri rua inc --_-____-_ 3!;:z,--,;~~~,Y--:~~:vt--,~.-7~'-~~'.- L _'___.' ~- TENNIAL "~ - L_', '.'- ~ . _________ _'. I 1"I"':1 -5'! _1`0;f ~;, ,,;,~, t [77__iA;;:-_ __ - II Lyman High School l)rai-na Club . THIS MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD SO WE - th - •' zu/~ I , nese capitn.1 was a banquet he Nixons Sunday night. fa'or bYR in C1!ra resign the presidency c. I I didn't agree with that, but Nix- Kennedy Affair Denied P :)~.: - - . , %fkA,. Z:W ! - :.. group. Alftugh his heart stc,pped working for 15 rainuten, the judge vinrived, doctors snid, because of emergency scene and in the dmbulAnce on the way to Ge(trge Washington Universit Hospital. Nixon to • SUNDAY F F Bitt M' 'v 29 Florida (Araznlc Show , l/ pm, Sheraton Towers, Orlando U .4 lion in an all-out effort to implement the court order," he Some of Ford's campaign Canton, Soulli China's cWef Hua in hi3 toast saluted Pres. city, before flying home hiarch ident Ford for the first Ume. trip reduced tl~e vote for the 1. 71e acting premier had not president in the New liamp. The final event on the ex- mentioned Nixon'Gsucce&%r at shire primary. Goldwater, a presiden' .'s program in the Chl- the banquet he gave Fer the trials of the Watergate scandals anti is credited with forcing disclosuree. which ultimaWy fnrced Richard ,%I. -Z~7 Kuo feng, Foreign Nizop said notMng, kept on other officials. Sirica presided over the two most Importnnt "rffpLn& =_i_~";ZIN , .. . , ... , -. CN-1 the smiling ex- the airport by Acting Premier Ps walling and kept on sm111n ia ~__ -r ,ziAl_ ,,--,, ~-~_~fl --. . I ,. ~-.1 W* _', M. rnittee of the National People s Congress They were seen off at president was walking to his Hua Sirica s law clerk Robert Ruyak, said th ere Is no sign __i -=~_. .;~!;_' ~-.- ~ -.:,- - iced by St.-n. &rry Goldwater chairman of the standing com- Nixon, in an exchange of , a / '/ J. VER 1776 __________ Itll. , ' Subscribers We hae now s nI $42 11 I made the hail available toa "pri va visitor. ,,,, • > 4t ,A 9OXYriEN court." gave during the 1972 trip. The' Nixons were accom- anuat,. • .e44ent .ort W ASHINGTON 'API U.S District Court Judge John J Sirica, who collapsed after suffering a massive heart - _____ , tro%ersv are in agreement with • • From - rmr.i DISCO 3 lot 3 98 't k 'I ready has been proclakned in I "Its political only in the full -page newspaper advertise. I I .sense that all sides of the con. mei'ts in Bcston. Mc-dicare Insurance Entitles You Tu Home Use Of setLe presidential primary next I I .1 , .4 • - ." )";;; ficeholders. I Sir, can you give u. an re - a The hearing did not touch on cans at - - - - ge - . . I '. ' .some KWEILIN, China (AP) - studio. Among the latter were a and Nirs. Nixon gave for 300 Richard NIxun refused to corn- large panda and Nveralitmall- guests in the Great liallo trient today on criticism of his er ones, birds, flowers and a People. It was the first time the trip to China by other Republi replica of a Boehrn pla te they Chinese are known to have _______ - i ii. 00 e need more of White said the hearing might I have political Impact, hut I it would be limited since Jack • son's opposition to busing al- I Respond To Criticisms __ . , - - - __=7_ -__="~.i_~~ 11~ _~~ . : 7 tics, I think They include Scns Edward = - SATURDAY, I1lLJAY,FTflflUA1t __________ •-.I - -f - I - 40 - •._•_. _._ . although the announcement of placed on cities sard % 3rooke, H Mass 13osthe hearing as issued on Jack ton Mayor Kevin Boston The hearing W€dnesday was city son's presidential campaign coun cilwoman Louise Day arranged by Sen. Warren G. stationery Instead of senate hicks and several oth er ke y of- • . ~~ f~~__ . . this kind of politics." correct setting." - .__ -I ~'-_~_ - - - - - zc-s~-_-~:_- • tiling a he--ring on busing cosL41, strain court-ordered busing has M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and Ed- - ~~ __ - ~_~~.- - • _____ . =4+ - E!, _______________________________ of tilt, Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., ho~e of 456 OflVl e A.e Sa nford 1 -~a:P- Volume today. cannot be compr,red with that of 10 years ago, when Use marY.ets were made up of many individual investors, manv of them trading odd lots. Institutions trade massively, ard when they becorpe active together, as they are inclined to do, they can produce explomve volume and price changes. 1 -1 r~ I 1" L .- -' 20% off boys' underwear. Sale mr 2 6(1 Norman lIoa4'd de 'I, ere' I h8nter u I. -____ . , Florida Ceramic Show, 1.7 P.m., .Meraton Towers, Orlando Through Saturday . 1~ I III I ~ - T_f_i&~= -I . - I ---____ __-_ __. - i . I _- -. _________ campaign to win the Massachu pessimistic aiwlysis" of the Canadian economy since it began makii4c,such formst three y ag A spokesman said Wednesday Lhat Canadians will have to make "wrenching adjustrnents" in their economic expectations over the next few years. The task of "unwinding both inflation and recession in Canada the report said is not a simple mat ter of . .- A ________ ~ - . - 1. Sanford Sunset Kluatils, 7 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. Longwood AA (('loSeil I S pin.. Episcopal ('htircti. 320 S. HWY. J 7-92 Announcement On Campaign Station6ry stationery. .NIONTREAL (AP) -- 71,e C. D. Howe Research In- r_ =wr- .. . -I - - y r Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord . . . v _l ZMENOWER fflmm -:7 : L, sentunent slots all negatrc nes 's iberraUons in a generally positive economic outlook just as bearish cntImnt s*. ixsi to ignore th e good news There is great power behind this latest h — in.stI tut onI poker. Man le tend to forget that institutions trading in some stocks and, in fact, dominate th e entire market on d . ('nited Methodist Church Orlando Testimony by former George C. Hearn Based on a previously report- gan paid federal, state and local $266,549 adjusted gross Income ed assessment, Reagan's un- tat totaling $135,360 from W70 and $15,704 nontaxable income Jackson, 1)-Wash., who has endorsed him for 1_51V pt , . iiulli.sh "" r . j,ail ininates. Call 834-8776 ed R ea- he estimated he would receive statement dida't play politics in s.hed- million to ease the financial W St., Florida Chaplain Service banquet, 7 p.m., First . earlier backed down - r First Mtainonte SprLns WASHINGTON (Aill, -Sen. of the controversy in agreement of Bostonians wh) both opo.w er. It was my judgment that r Henry N1. Jackson says he on his plan to appropriate $50 and defend busing. they had a case. If this is poll. I a mVmr No 1R1sr1g%1L1 q saying We must notbe in tixi much of a hurry, for een the worst democratic fO ernment b better than dfl unknown quantity ____ 1201 W. Foresters Square Dance Club. 8 p.m.. ne Forest. , [vachment motion, but the ouster effort failed when Perottist !e,11slators who strongly crificized .Nirs. Perm Economic Forecast: Gloomy - - __ ,-.124 A S K TH E MAN W H o WEARS ONEI i*,11i 'I b ~-_____ to the lowest ratesince ho July. its clear the stampede )ditU (dsselbcrry AA Rlos'd bpm A.ctn'-iii iuth&ran _____________ 5W_ 111.- " . - v!i in nontaxable income. For 1975, Jackson , thdt At dbout the same lime a noth e innlvti,'i '• LU d zeturu ii 31 million "The Dow Jones industrial average has reached a major shares on th e N.Y. Stock Exchange, a researcher need ed only to resista nce area." A correction might be looked for it advised. look at the previous day's newspaper to find Uie previous high, 'Me genflemen who %Tite these letters might possess wisdom of some 39.21 million shares a very er high order, but bulls, especially stampeding bulls, have And so great is the cnthuslasni acc,viriplillying the trading understanftg of wisdom. TheyI Ve becn known to stampede right volume that forecasts of 50-million share days are as plentiful as off a cliff to their death. forecasts for a cracking of the I,OWpoint "barrier" almost any Only I.he sound of pounding hoofs is heard, and they lead on(Lily. ward, American Telephone and Telegraph raises its quarterly With I.he Dow Jones industrial average at 9d7-80 points as the dividend. General hiotors is confident of a big year in car sales. week ended, that height, reached for the first Ume just three Business profits look good. years ago, could be achies ed again ' ith just one day's work. 11w knleidescnpe is shaken a new Icture in It serves little purpose to point out Owl the indu5trial average ratei arp rcl:tjvcly low, friflationseems tc be g, e ta il sal es riiw is right here It was 10 years ago, no higher and conswfler confsdencø are cltr'ib ent is falling. In tinies suchas these there is no bad news. None at all. A few Never mind that General hlotors seems to have inisgauged the analysis who attempt to introduce some cautionary advice nwket for small cars, and big ones as well; that the decline in find l ookin g ra er oollsh interest rates may hae ended Uiatbousmgstartj in January fell --- Seminole county Council of Exceptional Children, 8 p.m., Winter Springs Elementary School. Speaker Dr. Landis Stetier. state bu reau ' chief of exceptional chiltiren. 11 - ! U_ . ., Thursd?y,F.b.fl,197A a llarficularly unfortunate was the detailed analysis Mat ap- VIUlI '••• welcome Joinea f1e small political groups in supporting the - % - __ ~95 ;: Alcoholics Anonymous, a P 14 4169ppio - - L. federal tax returns and 1191 509 Reagan did not itemize the me .- - — ------- ___ 4110100 --- p - r Dav On Stock Mart A €d t. on Feb. 18 with he advice '1 W YORK it ) ogr&1it is activity in the stock md:ket U I h ISoryno% lasts but a day '' Sanford released 1t1iout comment as system though the county assessrr said Wtdnesday shows he Is a far (ti,Lilt A% nj Tralffing 7 p (ill Suninol Community College Office of Community Services '.infnrti i..u1 $ULLnS. 4-i JO Iii Sanford ( I' IC Center P - $ 1 00 Pu blic fly JOHN CUNNIFF At' Business Analyst , - given about his wife, the former in real estate and common Reagan was campaigning in Ill Iteagan said that from 19170-74 Eunice Kerim-dy, who shares, in sto<.k, and one real estale in- hnois, where he, faces Ford in he received SM7,009 in adju--ted the Kenmedy family's trust vestment seemed undervaluW, the state's Niarch !6 primary. gross income as reported on his his income, but ' Silver Tea, 24 P.m.. Fellowship [fall of First UnitE-(J NlethOdist Church, downtown Orlando. Entertainment. A II Req. Gaines Gene ral H tory Lasts .R ,.. ut ance and contributions to the August, but no information was dicated he has heavily in estea of I California State Retirement ne financial statement was Reagan's statement in- Peronis ts ' Split V'idens - :- .1 - Z ; I _.-i__Vi__lP L_-- _.-~Q;~W_!~_ P -7-_-_ 7- --_ Is -, . a-J~! t I—11 income Ford family uses occasionally funds *Z__ THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 26 'I" ~. 7 33 P M f EHerald,5anford,FI. Trading Hands jw---~ . y kP /'~ e . a I Record Shares - 9th and Oak Ave. 1)19,342 in taxes for Reagan said he expects to pay about 42 per cent of his ill come In taxes in 1975 His fig ures showed • 1' J CALENDA R Souls Socia1 Hall All and was itemized so the public Reagan said his total income Reagan said his assets incould trace the sources of his for the five years ending in 1974 eluded $=.300 invested in real and his wife's income. was $=,518 and estimated his estate and other property, 19" ,5 income would be $282,253. $200,000 in bonds, $326,560 in Niost of Ford's worth is!n real estate, mostly in his home and No breakdown was provide-d on conunon stocks, $60,215 in cash - __ ____ veral other properties the the sources oi Reagan's in- and $46,496 worth of life insurse his financial statement released ______ . disclosure went back nine years worth at $135,000 as of last sources - --2L;1m,;__--1-_4. _._ - , release Wednesday night capital, and this morning a five-car cons oy of U S Em _______ - ______________________________________________ BINGO as Reagan said, chiefly because ye ars, he paid just over 25 perit is zoned as arcuItural an I d ccn Io I ish ot ) j period while Ford's Reagan says he is worth $I,455,571 and earned $282,000 last ) - car. Ile richest presidential candidate, and the only other acknowledged millionaire. is Democrat INfilton Shapp who .says he is worth about $2.8 mill They spent the night at a secret location in the Lebanew )QA& CAW . 3,0-? 1 d nuihonaire who publican opponent, President -investmen t" property in Rv has pIoed nios of his money lord, who has listed assets of erside County, Calif ., as be. into real estate, has offered a $323,489 lie%ed to be worth 11 67 million I)d(LnU lOOK dl nis iinancts Reagan released net north ilie assessor said tuesday that tuch shows he is one of the and income tax figures for a the property as north 1417,5(X) BEIRUT, Lebanon i AP) -Two U.S. Embassy officials released after four months of capti%lity in Lebanon flew to Athens today for a reunion with their families and a trip home to the United States. Cbarles Gallagher, 44. of Roanoke, Va., and William r)ykes Jr., 50, of San Jose, Calif., boarded a Sliddle East Airlines jet for the Greek capital 181,t hom after their NO -4* - To Be Amon a Wealth fuls. C'. , I -,_..,_,_.-~, . . ,.- :r . 1.~ --..f _ I-----f -_--I. - .~,,.- Z ..! ~ .~1. --- -~_ .~ - I _;,=~ ___~. I _ -, k ~_ - - ens ___________ __________ -.----- - AL Released, Flown To _______ - Finances Reveal -lion- werdihier man than his tie- developed Rancho California through 1974 and expects to pay F .BR IE • - Wl<dl I Reagan s ~ - - - 0 . W 4 __ __~r,_-._ L - - *' ' I - -' k :. 1-_- - - -4 ': ___________________________ r___::.W1 __ - - - -- . I . I _ -----..---- - Thurday_ Fcb_26, 1976 • :!~ .'~,!!:-- ..-_ 7,____*_,1._.___=._ C_~~;~ -..-~-:e-..___ -- .. .. . - ,.--.---,.. . .-.--.L'' t.~,: I -,,:, 1~-, -_ -r - , I-_T~.%__~~_r_4~7 - _-~, _ . I I qwtlk_~~ - ~ ". t:_,*.; - - . ... .-:. I"I - -, t ~;,;; ,L , " -,:.* - " -- ' MIME __ - ---- __ 11' - Dehvred Sanford • - ', - 6x week to your I • A home, --- # &. — I_I -______ �Pj 4 ; • .. ____________________________________________ Seminole Ousted Seminole Count} lost one of 44. Tonight, Lake Brantley and its basketball hopefuls Wed. Lyman trek to Gville for dates nesday at Gainesville, and it with Seabreeze and Mainlarni will take upsets at Gainesville Lake Brantley, which has not to lose a couple more won only one of 28 games, pla)s tonight. Seabreeze at 7 p.m. with Seminolewasoust.dfromthe Lyman,boasUngitsbestrecord Uass AAAA, LflSt1Ct 3 tow- in recent yeart an ia-au, pidytl4 nament by host GainesvIlle, 57. MaInland in the 8:30 game. ' 7A A. , , 1A.t.SJUI (ulu IIIVILAIUI SIC. tr:tinin and It te as even the and the Phi urs Association, UI U4J%. with 'i 11I1 Lake .- - , .. UU *L1 LOU1sIfflflvllt.5 dUVL*IItX howell çaired to next . - I c'ja,- 1 .. weekend's regional 3 00 0. GAINESVILLE: FulIorl 6 33 13, ir.n 127 z. McDon.ltd ID 16 21; By MARY JOHNSON ' ' 114 Ii il 12 101; Snnlord '"° G.ijnev5Ue Fouls Total GaineSville IS 3tç.,. PouteJ Out Colton jvi*iii 1 t'CflfliCaIs Coach) , ,i 1.. I.. *4 , 1111.)II ti r:_.:... JI.Vi U E \ .. . , I.IUC ,II4$II$II Arkiellarold,r,rSailIord,wasstandingnearthecounterwhen the Foursome put out an S.O.S. for a fifth bowler "They needed someone, so I just stepped in," said Ark.le the ther day, still elated over the team's first place showing in the two-weekend tournament. They won $290 plus tr hles' to be iesen at etourney banquet March20 Irs other areas of the tournament, Ray Farrell rolled the best scratch game of the tournament. He spared in the fIrst frame then came back with six consecutive strikes, two spares and a double in the last frame for a 254 Winner: arc unofficial, but it appears first place in doubles I rank L.ikt and Iti Yriun' of I airLines with team ore 1,398 for 1150 and trophies. Singles champ Is Russ Young Fairlanes) who rolled a 710 and won $110. All-Events winner Is Sanford'sDa%eliuntthorolleda 1,832scratchseriesfor$75 - Lymin Girls ill, 57 200 MEDLEY RELAY: I'). KIIO IM Amunasrn ibi i zig. w FREE' Burleson (1)76 5. DIVING' Dirsnian (1) 12? 1; I FLY Multin UI) I (.2. 1(0 FREE CurIson 1 014. 500 FREE. Blamitj$ 411 6291, 100 BACK AmursJen fBI I 17, taO BRFA$T. Lake (LI I 100 RELAY. Lyman 4,74 - -- . " ': ç fr n o c '• • ' 4 ' • . " apart from other major league 6 Wednesday right, It was Miss the psychalogic& edge in the Great Britain's Glynis coles 6MONTREAL (A?) Dwight [)11Ch4.!S, Is the lightning speed Casals who proved dominant, third set." 3 Stones, indoor and outdoar he gets Into his IastbalL some taking the ncx tsso sets 6.3, 6-1. - ' ' / ' ___________- .' - Ryan's tendency to wildness ptained Miss Casals of Saasa. and third-seeded Martins Nay- Miami, but officials switched ' meet, H was iounced Wed- does (he fact that in 1974 a lug device clocked R)ar.'s . of potential. 'She ace-i rue three times in II!, stopped Greet Stevens of out?i Africa, 6-2, 6-3 Miss Evert was disappoint-3d she dldn' get more competition The tow'narnen( Es part of t Virginia Slims circ-uit unrrarkea face attests to liii skill in tie rini Goats 1,rnir 'I .; Pr I , I I - - .. - 1,y.,_J .. .. ________ r-" .. -- •, ' . ' :. L ... - - f L I 1 jI ' .' - . I 'I, 4 - £ ______ (. J ,Ii * 71 u•i_ . _______ ardtr1(S: ? . ô '.I;, :1 Modest Mitzi (1) 2 S0.Q 3 5)19; 10. p (5 3 5757 10, BP (5 1 w,th S 3 54369 00. 1 71. ac i Te;n ' ... L F-ct. C• . (4 2 40. 1 ). J ki,ii 9',r"-yi '5? 140: Q (46) 572 50 T S 55 327) 15!! 1191 867 '1 - : 31 27 "NTRlES FIRST-S.t6.5: 1 Oonr.a (kll. 2. 31 500 14 .16 429 II", LappnqLoue. 3 JenJen: I 9fie -.- Virginia CS, St Lou's 9! Denser lfl. Indiana 110 New York an Antoni: 1)6 D::n79 Ot,lU 75, E MIchigan tIO vfle01,lcd r(' SECOND - 1-16. C: I Manatee Jimmy P4,r(, 7 P.t3 -dV(y. de eia lGearng , WpIitl Tr4IRD- 5.16. 0; AVIARDS S B KIPOer Kirk 5.16, M FOURTH AT COLONIAL DRIVE SOUTHWEST T"w 43 Tn Cot t o , - BOyHeflCk1-SOn2676-7I FAR WFST Ylash 11, Seattle Pacific JIm Manning 25 75 77-50 Robert Henderson 7621 28-12 1 IonS Donna Itali 6 Millie iI,an; 7 B. B. Flash; Ph,,d'i?Om's Doug - . _____, _____ '" . . .. - _____,..-' . , -, - . - . ' m . - • - IU '/ (' r"i I 7 I scazni Bum. S. See Saw; 6. Lei Semme"ts 79 Aieijndr,i, 7 Cnrry$s Pet. 8 Kcrn Dae Beck Diamond DaveGrether TOURNAMENTS 8: 1. Bensry, 7 EllIe SIXTH Dennis Piper Stit'phecd 81, West Liberty 79 3.i 23-91 Rolly. 3 Cir.dy; 4 Lake Alias; S. 'N Vlrgini. 'ech 69. Be.:kley Novice Division 30333$-los Utra Valence. 6 she's Smok;n, 7 46 w Va St '10. Oavi & El i'eveRoisor lnclS 56 flashina oiumbus participants from Sanford. Ton - photo is .ti Mooney receiving troph Ire B J. BaWargion, grand knight, ' sshik U asIdHoItndJerGfbsonbookoflJeftUght; Bottoh Itonlia Rice, Patty Brooks MISI Mooney and Glhscn 01) rearrow David Huh and Mike Fall on front acceptIn iii 3 aeon, left, and assistant Frank Joyce at ri hi IU i _____ "' .7 - . _____ 'ii . ii - w 13, ELF tn i i - E Ill U 71. SE Mo St Nebraska Omaha 91, Kearney ' ______.I_., , I Boston 10). Houston 107 Seattle 126. Bu4lalo 94 Today't uame's P4CW Orleans at was'lcvIon ______ ___________ -' ' G,,"' L ton 200"arne more incathan5ecarca wrememlxr.1)t'Ims 190 games tere common place, but she finally snapped It with a 205. Mar - - _________________ - 1 25 35 II? II • ______________ . Porilan ' Stvgin,a 79 Virulna Tech 73 SnAnto, • .,, - . ld'afl W Virginia 109, RithrnOnd s S Louis - "i t - Mi"U 99, ' " s - 4, 'IUESDAY'S RESULTS CC'IY 7? D'rsc' Kull I'ooGamt;ne 0u'nn Cot tO pro Hockey Results Do NHL alffl Conference '7 3731-105 37)3 35-107 WEDNESDAY MATINEE ,. SEVENTH -3.16,0: 1 Pont Ann, Spunn',t'j Jet. 1 Qovate; I Val,d Aj>peal. S K's Zoro, 6. Hurrying, 7. So"e WiOQIC; 8. Keen Girl H:rmt 3 EIGHTH'- 1, C: 5Pla?o1 P enYndO. O.e. 7 Bc My Wisc, S Ru$lan. FIRST - 5)6 C NINTH -IC1 Grouco; 3 640, 3Ofl ru, Iartin 16) 950. l,eofurn (SI I to, 7.40;] Real Rhpfli Moment, S. Solo Jack 6 Bouncy r.. 7' 453, Q (56) 57900 3I0 1. Sandblastyr, I P,'.ontaguC SECOND- 516. D 1. Prune Eckect. ' 17) La*ye Ii 10,500,160;?. GM 'S Couteur (2) 16 30, 2 PaulBolin;3AnotherMa;i,1 ' (suit Lane. S Go.ng Easy. 6 K'S Loui5 7229 9 53 186215 11000. P (72) 137070. 31 93 P.'(efca' 7 My Della. S Souther '.tm 17 10 1 35 119 221 THIRD 516. C I ViCtOly :C VictOr (3) 1120, 8 00, 330. 7. BC 17 II S 12 145 263 ELEVENTH S.u6, 8: 1 Yel(e Srk'dii* (5) 7.00.i I I0i <I, Ot.4U1I' Bear; 2. Arab Flasr,, 3 OR's Two Wales Conference NorrIs DPviilOfl (1) 3.00. 0 (3.3) 117 60, T 13.34), Ring'4 ii. T Ron's Stue. S Wc11tf ?.'ontrcal 13 9 9 99 266 135 53 60. 31 Zaie;6 Buck Bannon. 7 Spencer: S I Angeles 30 7S 7 67 70.1 70.4 FOURTH 516. M 1 Elke BPue Senny 28 25)) 63251 213 Gbs,n IF 4.10, 260. 710; 7 Tom ii. 0:1 Play Mc. I TWELFTH Detroit 19 35 S 46 164 741 Teller (31 340,250; 3 Ambrota (1) Cute CIeo Eckert. 3 S W Rco Weshn 7 45 5 32 171 310 370. 0 (3!) 111 40; P (35) 125 fO; Devil, -I Uncle Willie. S Beeks; 6 Adams Dlvlilon 31.10 Minneola IrS 7 An1 ¶Mnrcn, S Eoston 33 11 10 56 734 66 FIFTH - 316. 0 1 Country Ben Mutphy Buffalo 331$ 10 76 252 54 Comet (1) 8 80. 100; 360; 2. Much orontn 7721 Ii 632327)3 (3)650.450.3 Grebe(7) 300. 0(3 i.__-Calit 1) 4370, P (73) 5170 90; 3) IS 7332 7 53 2(0 214 Wednnday's Results SIXTH-S I6.A I Rambling Red New California 6. York (I) 53.00,4.00.370.2 Moody Hall (3) 680. 3 50. 3 Rumorrd (1) 3 JO, 0 (I Rangers 4 Atlanta 3, PittSburgh 3. tie 3) 137 20. 1 (13)1)5241 40. 31.37. eai 3. Kansas CIty 1 SEVENTH S 16. D 1 Bosco (6) w t. 'r i't OF GA rrilpna 38)0 13 r L65 110 lIIrI 12)112 76 73.1 117 '' ana 7728 9 63707 192 PY Rn;r 73 33 6 52707 25A Smythe Divitlon IS? i d 1.4 II 1 & I - - -. W'W'US ' it IV SW. St St V - ( Arcmr, 235. George , pic Watdrop High series Jackson , L. 609, 586, Arceri 551. Wiidrop 51* i" t,. . .'i I1 The Assoclatd Prrsc The Irish, who seemingly The victory boosted Notre 65 per cent of their auernpts in have tx-en successful 21-4 arid rir- the First half, en route to postir.g where else but at Daton. mantua!ly locked up a hid to the their 20th victory of the season. aged their first game NCCA playoffs. Maryland has a 6-5 the eter on the F1'ers' home court ACC, accounting for all of its - an excrucintir.g 8S.7 victory 'tke 1)abne' nccred a c losses In league play. that left Coach Digger Phelps ret'r-high 33 points, pacing RutTout Cutter scored 2i3 points wrung out. gc'rs over Willia.rn & M11r). The as Western Michigan defeated "I'm just happy to Win here," In(tiarLs were intilflidatci by (11(7 Kent State for its 12th Mid. said Phelps. "We well powerful Scarlet Knigits early American Conference victory prepared and our did in the game, allowing Rutgers in 13 games. the job." to streak to a 221 lead with Particularly, Adrian Dantley 11:39 left in first half. But the did the jobwithhis3opoints and Indians cut the deficit to Brandeis A. D. ln Williams dId one also with to a jwnxr by ItilIv Barringtwo crucial the ton. Rutgers, 24-0, one of onuly waning minutes. two unbeaten major college Heads League In other top college games. tcams,pullt'dbackouttoa5O-41 %'U"h11tM, Mass. (AP) third-ranked Rutgers whipped lead at the half on a 1t-5 scoring (1)1.10,150.3 L.L SquinT (5; 360. 0 (16) 12100. P (61) 517 30. 32 05 EIGHTH - 5 56, B' I Chrome (Piarqr 17) 1700. 7.30. &60, 2 Tail Abe 818 (0. 500. 3 Where's Tufty (77 3 60. 0 (76) 19010. P 12 6) 1293 20. 31 58 NINTH 516, C' I H Prince Chad (7) 9 10. 1 JO. 7 10. 2 Trias Dream (It 340. 370. 3 Minnola WHA WL TPtsGFGA Rasputan(7)260,Q(7I)5158O P (2 1) 555 JO, 31'iO Fast Ogyition TENTH 556. A: I. Kd 2c 3) 1 59 237 255 Cinci 76 30 5 57 191 718 Dynorn'te (5) 150. 3 70. 280 2 N Eng 25 30 3 3 201 211 rrnq Eugen (2) 640.1 00. 3 Caesar Cleve 1 10. 0 (25)11700. i1 2'? 2335 2 II 1" 587 lnapls ELEVEN"H S 16. 8 ) Chess West Dlvaiion 37 32 0 71 736 200 "" (I) 6 00. 570. 3 40. 2 Hou%tOn Li)s.S'IL1r (5) II 20 5.10. 3 Mnn 3225 1 81 211 212 30 27 1 6.1 23.1 2)2 Jangles (2) 5.20, U (5 5) 5.35 50. P i Dte'go 130 40; OP (57, 1 3) 52.246 43. 79 21 6 61 259 199 Phoeoix 65 Canadian Division TWELFTH i. D I Gc"n 1720 7 56273 191 Winnipeg 33 18 1 $0 769 721 C'ltlei' 16) 1800. 13.20. S 30 7 fluec (or at Brandeis University, da' was named general secretary the International Federation for American Football. The federation, which will 27)1 S 49 213 259 Egan (410 10; 0(26)5119 10. 1 (67 F.CVtOfl Toronto 1539 5 3524? 30) 11 $1.01 53, 35,77. A 5181 11 3.103; Handle Wednesday's Results Catr v S. Edmo.,ton 2 WEDNESDAY NIGHT S. CleveI'nd 7 Cincinniet. S. New England 7 FIRST 556. B I. Watcin., ('LI San Die'g, 2, Minnesola 1, OT (1) 3730. 2770. 120. 7 flli. :' PETTYCOATS Slanoncjs I 0 C (I 7 Jack's Mini Market. 3 The Master's Cove High games Ann Smith 2)3 191, ,7oAnn Newbrrt 154, Norma Welch 'II 180. .'ane$ Standiler . Walters 174 170, Donna Lepore 1,9 Twila Coitins 112 172. Cheryl Lowe 176, Kitty Lawrence 100 Lynne Harris 190 177, BonnIe flenlon 579. Shines' Slmas 170. Sue Wynn 173 High SCrieS Smith 335. Welch 3)0, W',lters 51). HarriS 516. Lawrence 42. Benton 471. iea.inette Andrews 467, Shirely Smas Converted splitt. Sandy Blonigen 1710, Teresa Lowie I S 7, Aodrew't 57. Charon Chaplin 57, Plot-ma Welch 37. Collins Si Janet Stapictifer and mAnn - - High games. Terry Emeetno 721, High serles Hicksen Sal, Ann Phil aochr 203. Jm Moyer 7 Rener Civented spits: Mae Wilkint 3 Buddy Biess 199 High seres Moyer 555. Andy 10 Elane Kostivol 3)0, Lynda Jacobs 150, Peg Pietey Si, Margie' Patrick 557. Elmer Avenel 510, ocne Sn. Bass 549. Emerson 311. Farris S 7. Jean Gonzalez 37, Kathy Haley 56, Zella Allrron 36. Jan Bob Gonzalez 511 'tt Lnsir.; O Renaui 7 6 ID Louise Cosat. Reiner, Allmon had ,,'ra(j" tijrnc i • , \/Ve ek s Sta r ATLANTA Al') - Tennessee's Bernard King, who poured in 5-4 points and had 3.5 rebounds in two games, today - 's record to to win record in free throws In - Press Southeastern Conference basketball player of the week for the third time rated Maryland turned back the rest of the way King, a &-loot-7 sophomore from Brooklyn, N. V., tossed in JUST HER SPEED a 10511 victory over Mississippi Saturday night. The All-SEC star came back Monday 24-point, 18-rebound effort in the Vols' 80-71 trIumph LouIsiana State. Sex; 3 Dixie Pride, I. Hot Shot; 3 Do's & Oon'ts, 6. Cotton Bowls. 7 Mutt 8. Jell. S. Pin Pals High games. flelt, Goodson 157, Jim Nade' 197. Chris Huff 597. K,l Johnson 197. t.ronard ChristIan 580. Chuce. Yciunu liS, Helen IS 141gb series Pla'jer 325. Stuff 353. Ginny Huff ISO. JohnSon 536. Manna Christian 4.11. Helen Knetki 515. Converted splitt' Lila Tr,omp5ori tucky's Jack Givens. CITY Stand"s I moe Creamont 5(1 Wall Plimr'biflQ 116 (tie). 3 All Arneric6n Flag So' -, 1'',. 4 Lewis Burger Dr,aIt II 10; 5 II iD 7 SemInole Fence Cnel ' 17. I4ih games Bob Jiick!.Ofl 746, nan t..t : 21' icS warr'n Daunc nine guys AUTOTRAIN MIXED Standings 1 Short Circuits 55.)?. Whachamacalllts 11 2!. 3 Caboose 13 79. 1 Fentie's wagon 36. 3 Ole Mt 3537. 6 dusttecs 78 ii. 7. WhillIn 23 11. I Wheels 241S 2 High games Don Marple 703 Converted Splits' Patty Spain 7 8 lO, Linda McCord 310. Duane An dertt'n 1 1101 Donna Anderton s''. Chuck Moehler 4 10 Marp!e had a turkC, BALL S CHAIN HIgh g arret t P•w". Hls9P'y Gordon Honeycutt 773, .1. L. Allmars 711. Fred Samples 'ii. Frances Thoi'np!c%l 155. 1 lien Westfall !69, Lr'OcadiS CISSCI )ie6 pligh senls. HonyCutt 611, Frank Stearns SI). Hughe'y SSS. Weslf all 474. 1)0-ia EIlnd $65 CISSe' 444. Stearns j pins over as erage, '4ughey 92 pins oser ve'rage ever'- were IKI fl 9 IS . 4 - Wake Forest 105-91 and No. 16 William & Mary's Hon Sat. \VcsU'rn Michigan beat Kent Ierthttaite scored 23 points and For years, Not.rc Dame's bas. State 733, Bilk hiarringlon had 14. ket'oail team has been fighting John Lucasscored22ofhis24 Notre Dame took the lead for an uphill battle at the Dayton good on Williams' two free points as Maryland rolled (a a University Arcn'. throws with less than four mm- 55-26 halftime lead and went on But the Fighting Irish finally utes to play. Johnny Davis of ((I whip Wake Forest. Lucas turned the one-way street Dayton was the game's most connected on eight of 12 shots WEDNESDAY RESULTS j, 85-79 Jinx, ATLANTIC SANK I Lc..iri Srwrk. 7 ''nj r.i 14t'po's. 3 Zip CheckS High garTr. Bob '1,r'elano 2i.. Don Corsi 209. Chuck Baker 209 FLAGSHIP BANK ?.SIXED High series John CeresoIl 55) Star:lnis I Greerbacks. 7 flank Corsi 525. LrAS SLr1.ccIerl slO, Drafts. 3 Top Dilars. 1. Dollar Kirkland Bills. S Bottom Dollars, 6 Oopa. 7 JET SOWLETTES High games Kay Thompson lbS. NO ACCOuntS, d 5?ockiiolaers: - fr• 1r 71 S CroIn lure 6? Tenn Chaltonooga ' - _____ . ' - ' . _______ Cage - 0 7 . fims I - icy Dominion Old Francis. Pa. RutOerS 100. William 8. Mar ( 't%. . %tlA - .14.' hco - . ' - SI. Tennessee -_ " ,,,, . '1. Limestone Webb - r 7 91 _ L yrn an Tops LyIflItf) . I' ' 3) Ss ioTt236) $1972 10. 31.19 TENTH -S 16. A 1 Fruit Float (3) 3 00. 300. 220. 7 Phantom's SPOOk (1) 6.20, 140. 3 .1 & 0'S Pd. Orleans Eckerd MiIiiaue' Detroit Southern 93. Jacksonville waukee 53 (nt.rky St an $0 - ,---'. U . Ui Detrolt befc,re bowing In doubt vanishes. With l36 fights -- ____ r . Imagine the thrill 104-average DebbIe Donnelly of Overland Park, Kan. got when she finished with a 211 game in the ?slission :: • Major Maids League. Especially considering that her other game (o anu £) Buueu up to .11. ni-n's high jump, will partci- actually fear going Ic the plate gether (or 45 minutes and bloi seeded Chris Evert breezed gong was ariginally scheduled (idence." Miss Holladay had soon puts his opponent In the Wednsday. cuinjetltion areh 5 darIng the ______ - _____ a .3 Pacific Division Wis Mu G State 4216 .724 3) 29 .517 12 WPII.v. Seattle t..t £4)L 4J riorida ""i ' , SIXTH -516, A: I Husker Fire (2) 7 CC. 700. 500. 2 Reta Shan (3) .i 75 Gardner Central DivisIon Cleveland 36 7) 610 -, .121 25 2] 34 .01 I Temple 70, AmerIcan U 63 - ' : ;OURTH -s 16 Mc'dail.on (1) 1060. 400 2. 2 C$L1I j3320; SIQi 40 3)71 FlFH S 16. C ' Lt'i"e Ec" - - . - : ' . r '" arinon orsi. The name of the game is determination! - - . ' ' - I - 16 O 540 460 2 MA's Jeannie (1) 340,340,3 Caclus Pete IS) 40. 0 3$ 1€ 619 3533 55) ; 9 27 3) 444 i i . 76 - 1 A?MayIaIr '..ntC.ri1 1 W tiotI e. I 'A BO$I 47 1 Kd 4.i Mainland I Dunn 41, 2 Howard Mrnadori 43. 1 Lanqdon 44 4 1ak HOi,elI I Prithert 4, 7 S$'dçe 44, 3 5t'qg 49, t jn- fl was , _____ o I e' s I fe r s VV i n Miss Meyer said of her upset: "eats everything!" Often pair"I taking her best shots and ed with older fighters, amidst LONG WOW') Lyman iners, and gasps from the audience of a scored a 4-4) victory over Bishop turning them into ' : ' . ____ face tl1s season wotd li!'e an- any previous year at thIs time, as good as being at spring obtain the treatment for the a cut In his eyebrow, but went teacher. I)alton is the son of Mr. Mainland's 174 and Lake swered: Did surgery to his elRyan says he's felt no pain training." back in and won lie also won and Mrs. Ilcrry Dalton, of Howell's 178. past two years, he said, bow last September take Longwood. his father boxed a thing away from Ryan's 100.9 little in the Navy and enLake Howell 17$ miles per hour pitching arm' courages and helps coach his - __________ , -,'' ' ,.1 .jjL___ .'' average or better, so don't be surprised if )Ofl see some of these topcontenders: Allce(GusSexton(carryingthehlghestaverage at 177), Alice Hendricks, Bonnie I Ink, Polly Price, Carol Slaughter, Dottie Morgan, Connie I.,ahman, Phil Varner, Ruthie S,mth, Frankie Kaiser, Roni Brede, Krlstle Johnson Dot Button, rris, ani country scene Is a question start w1rking out on Jan. 14 and warm climate where I can work being done by a Russian medi. Gloves Championship light, he to college and eventually 1aair C'untry Club, using Casals, Evert Advance At Sarasota Event i (4. Siena 77 Maine 103, Colby 71 Para . A tc.tal of 50 team entries and approxImately 64 doubles and - son. "When it happens (loss of yeJimmy Williams, of the locityt i will be a great disSARASOTA (APi one game in that first set and I appointment to me," said Two seeded players were up- from Miss Kiyomura. The Fort Orlando Amateur Boxing Club, Ryan, taking a beak from Fourth.seeded Rosemary Gas- never had a rnyer of getting set. Carrie Meyer of In- Lauderdale, court ace dis- is his present coach, and has high hopes for his oung chore: ar4 pre.epring IrainL-i als says she was afraid she the rackt on the bait." she dianapolls, md., ousted No. 6 patched Miss Kiyomura in would be slaughtered by Betty added. "I didn't feel I was Terry HoUaday of La Jolla, Ca- minutes. workouts, "That's one of fighter. His pretty mother, Arlene, smilingly admitted, hardest things for an athlete to Stove of The Nethtrhmda the playing badly; she vas just iii., 7-5, 6-3, Mona Guerrant of "1 had prepard mentally all "Ye:, I gut pretty excited the cope with when he doesn't have way their match began in the playing arnoothly. After I had Phoenix, Arlz., beast 8 d, for thls j75,UIJO women's tennis tourna- worked myself back in the Cynthia Doerner of Australia ti," iald Miss first few times he boxed!" we taient he once Eve5-t. "I'm disappointed I match, felt that she was get- 1, 6-1. And Ryan's most astonishing ment here, Though small in stature, he is . 'It " . __ .. - 51), 1000 BAcK ari - IL)) 02. 100 BkEAST. Flyn (L)I1004. 400 1 REF RELAY LYMAN 3 297 " .' " , men s Bowling Torurrncnt. The 1974-75 yearbook averages will be used. Since it Is han. dicapandaveragebowlerstandsabetterchanctofwlnnlngthan ____________ - ( 560 110 3 Gondatlfle (1) 640 Q - racDcklnsun I t. . . .','__1_ - Se - . " f'ri Buffalo ,-- I. " "' "-*'n.. Triumph Carmac IL) 134 7. 100 FLY, Dew (LI 547; 10 REE Johnlone 15) Thursday Feb. 26, 1?76-11A Pro Basketball f3os'ori U 83(andes € • '-'•.•• • ' - H u r t See k n g ni R Ad -- ' '''." t Talk about last minute substitutions, the one staged in last weekend's 10th annual Seminole County Bowling Association tournament was one for the books. Seems Lou Vance, Jim Blythe, Jack Martin and Al Jo)nson rwt at Bowl America, but the 1Fth member of the team rlkln't - - ir '.Dnjl. The 44-ycir-o1d Uarber, a Rya n On Corn e ba c k c ---- . - 1A,F) ___ 19. i(). \/\/c) ri d e r s - NBA elite list of only nine men who have achieved tiiat mark. I -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. R -- - I.- ______ __ '' r i LAUDERHILL (AP) - $1 million winners this week in Orlando's Rio Pinar Cruntry Four men - Miller Barber, (lie Tournament Players Club. itt least one, Barber, is CXJulius Boros, Frank Beard and Championship pected to make It. The odds are The totnament preceeds Dave 11111 - have the opportunconsiderably longer on the oth. ity to join the ranks of pro golf's March 4.7 Citrus Open at ers adding their names to the Sparks ni a n Ta n k er S _._I_,:__*tr_,_.F-__I_ z.t - - ó. Cm 0000. Pcrr 0 01 0. MiPel 0000 Miles 3 1 5. 1322 37 bald, paunchy veteran of 18 1 _____________ Of course, it's all really not Marvin Miller, went on for years of tour activity, needs that simple, and apparently about tw3 hours Wednesday. ____________ there will be no baseball t -'1 There was ro progress reportThursday, Feb 2o,1?76 ureviously scaled only by Areninge1aId, canford, Fl the owners have run the gamut ed. They agreed to meet sgaln __________________________________________ Jack Nickinus, Lee Trevino, of court action. But the oneword Friday in New York. _______________________________________________________ nold Palmer, Billy Casper, Bath sides indicate a willing. Lsae is a t)xny one En the Bruce Crampton, Gary Player, cutl(ulwug awt5. tI'i)tiLll(v TomWeiskopf,GeneLtttierand . ____ -: :. ____________ Briefly, an arbitrator, and troversial reserve clause, but Johnny Miller. A finish of 46th inter a fedrnl ude. ruled that the owners want any agreement ____ ____ or htU'r in this rich event Good presses O pounc the standard baseball contract to be retroactive to last Dec. 31, would do it. R llt$wr twn.yir I!ive ' i: : "I don't know If I'll one-year option season, then bargaining agreement with the this week or not," Barber said becomeafreeagent.Theruling association exj tu,7J before teeing off today In the S H S Si rn p ly C) u t'we ig h ted, Miller .cmiles pleasantly and stripped the owners cf their first round of this anthitio:s, most precious right, lifetime says, "No way." lie's not about $300,000 event that Is billed as to give away the rights won by _____ ownership of the players. -a ______ the championship of the touring '' So the owners have two the pllyers from the arbitrator (3 0 o ci J e r k s 2 9 0 P o u n d s players. "But it's Just a matter strikes against them, But and the judge. He says more of staying healthy and playing pointedly that he cannot legally long enough." _ Seminole is 4-2 and goes to Seminole High School's formances on the clean and negotiate a compromise that It would be considerably gives asay these rights. He weightlifting team won four of jerk. Good, in the heavyweight, Lynan Wednesday. more difficult for Boros, Beard ( Results, with totals accontends that every player seven events, but was sorely division, jerked 290 pounds. The and 11111. Glover would have to sign a waiver of hurting on depth Wednesday Iigure equals the state record, counting for jerk and bench The 55yearold Boros, the his new one-year option privi- whim it dropped a 34-29 decIsion however in order to gain sanc- pounds: placid, slow-moving, semi-re173 1 Bell (SC) 350. 2. Harris tion. a jerk must be made En the to Spruce Creek. !ege. tired "01' Man Ith'er" of tne (SC) 335. 1321. Simmons (S() Ron Spain, Dan Flint, Kenny state tournament. The owners, led by chief ne(SC) 400; 115- 1 SpaIn 2 tour, needs $5,787. That would Bryson had a 195-pound jerk gotlator John Gaherin, claim Adams and Mike Good each 4 2 Wilson (SC) 130; 16 - I require a placing of 10th or betin hi ttelght class, also a school BQI:er SC) 14.. I McOccn (S .O, that a collective bargaining won events for Seminole. ter in the strongest field of the 2 McDonald As a side note to the match, record, but he did not do well I!) - I Flint IS)I 460, agreemcnt would supercede ISC) 130. 195 AdamS (SI 473. 2. year. Thin Is one of the year's J a x 2 Jcrson (SI ItS had school records per- place high. (AP) one-year option, JACKSONVILLE J and, as such, all the game's - Former Jacksonville Univerleading players are required to sity basketball Coach Bob Gotcompete. tlieb has had his ex-players And Eoros has some physical show his Wisconsin-Milwaukee problems. A pinched nerve In team the Importance of foul What?A Lady In Indy 500? his neck has hampered the shooting In a 5&.53 Jackaonvlllt smooth, easy swing that has victory. been his trademark for inure NEW YORK (AP) - A lot of Mrs. Hiss, who was not avail- the past two years. Ruby's ac. Dick King, U.S. Auto Club The Wisconsin club made questions than two decades of cornremain to be an- executive director, confirmed able or conuner.t, has been ac- complished mechanic, Mike only three of 14 f pctitive tournament play. tive in Sports Car Club of Devin, is handling those chores. swertd, but it appears Arlene Wednesday. gaining a narrow Z3-20 halftime Hiss has a real chance of be• "Some days it's bad, some The May 30th Indianapolis Aiiierica amateur racing, prinDriving top grade equipment, edge over cold.shoottzig Jack. day's it's not so bad," said the Allan Dalton: Olympics his goal ngft woman oenter 500, not directly controlled by cipally the Showroom Stock with a competent crew, soaville, and had only 'en two-time U.S. Open chnm.don class where she was a two-time help her bid. But a USAC off I" and drive in the Indianapolis the USAC, Is the third race 19 successful tosses at the foul who lost in a playoff to Gene regional titlist. 500-mile auto race. the cnampioaihi schedule. cial cautioned, "You have U) line all Wednesday night. Littler last year in the WestI . r' _ It's also possible she and her Despite her relative i- rrernber !ndianapolia is a F"t Tohaveashot at Indianapolis chester Classic. "You can't tell The poor marksmanship en- husband, Mike Hiss, from this year, Mrs. hiss probably experience, Mrs. Hiss, 28, has very difficult track to drive, i.. 1 1(I I I ()1' y'eS till you go out and try it." abled the host Dolphins to make whom she now is separated, will have to qualify and do been impressive in test driving, and very competitive. Some of Beard and Hill have rio such Even though she shows prom- the best drivers in the world up for thea' poor field shooting could be the first husband and fairly well at each of the first ailments, but their chances of by sInking 24 of 32 free throws, wife team to drive at the famed two races, at Phoenix on March Ise, her current backers say never have made it - Pedro including a 12 cf 14 effort b, Bri±yard. rebelling the $1 million mark 14 and at Trenton, N.J., April the)' will need to find sponsor- Roi!riguez1 Juan Fanglo, Chris Kent Glover. tire slim. Beard has $931,596 in ' ship), to help fund the program, Amon, Ji.nlor Johnson, just to "We have received Arlene's 25 winnings for his career and Hill a S t 1h11 Iii' F' a Ii Indianapolis officials almost before they will be entirely con- name a few." Glover, who totaled 20 points, application and are prepared to made eight straight foul shots gxa has accumulate'1 1944,312. The her a conditional cornncvr accept ncminatior..z for fident in going ahead. Mrs. hiss, a frail-looking ash in the fi'ia! two minutes to By ELI)A NICHOLS Sportsiianship Club Award only way either can make it is Currently, she is driving the blond, reported earlier she had clinch the victory ant! leave petition license for the first two drivers without at least some herald Corrrsondent that year. to win the $60,000 first prize. races on the national cham- previous professional corn- O(fenhauser..powered Eagle been getting instruction and both teams with 11-13 Several fights have to be won Arrayed agaInst those hopeonship trail this seaserl," petition experience, that veteran Lloyd Ruby drove sist.ance from her husband, who Gettlieb, who coached JackLONG WOOD - You've seen before a fighter qualifies for the luls is a field that includes all was the 1972 IndianapolIs sonville the previous twa seamild-mannered Clark Kent turn Golden Gloves, such as the Mid. the game's great names and all Rookie of tlte Year, sons, got 16 points from WilliS hiss also Is expected to be into Superman at a moment's Florida Bantam Weight title he the previous $1 million winners. Price in the losing effort. notice, but you haven't se2n won this month In Sara1'ota, The Chief among them, of course, In the only other game played entered this year in his fourth anything like the change that Golden Gloves winner will go on is Nicklaus, with Miller and Ben !ndialis 500. last night. Florida Southern comes over Allan Dalton, totheNationalsfortheOlympic Crenshaw each a twotime beat Eckrd 93-7€. flyweight boxer, when he steps trials, and that is what Dalton winner thIs year not far t into the ring, has his heart set on. Dalton has behind. i Eyelng his fourth Florida a.nother chance at the 0l'rnOther major threats Include State Golden Gloves Cham- pies, in case he misses out on Player, Cramptori, Hale Irwin, ' Dalton will try for the the Golden Gloves Chain- British Open champion Tom r ii t title again Saturday night m pionship. He could fight in the Watson, defending titleholder INDIANAPOLIS (API National AAU (Amateur Al Geiberger and Trevino, who ALVIN Tex (AP) Califo. ball at 1009 in p h, bettering since starting to work out last driver paralyzed in an accident A Miami. Iyman High Dalton School, is a junior who at has Athletic Union) open class, in usually plays his best In Flori. na Angels pitcher Nolan Ryan, the 28-year-old record of 98.6 set month and experienced only at the Indianapolis 500-mile been boxing since he was in April, and If he won, that would dii. adjudged to have the fastest by former Cleveland pitcher brief swelling early in his train- auto race In 1968 says he will go elementary school, Ills trophies also assure his entering the ABc-TV will provide national fastball in the history of base- Bob Feller. ing. to the Soviet Union For meiIcal and medals cover half his room, Olympics. television coverage of portions ball, lives here with his wife, Ryan compiled a 14-12 record While Ryan enjoys taking his treidtmnent. "flds will be my last year In of the final two rounds Saturday LONG WOOD Lyman WOri yet you'd never know it b)' two kids, a labrador retriever last season and pitched his English pointer bird hunting Bob Hurt Is confined to a talking to him. boxing, so I hope to niace the and Sunday. both ends of a high school 'im that chases tennis balls and a fourth cdreer no-hitter to join and watching his four-year-old wheelchair and has been in and Olympics," he said. "Next meet Wednesday as its boys English pointer currently nurs- Sandy Koufax in sharing the son Reid toss a tennis ball to the out of hospitals for the past Completely modest and year, I intend to go Into school look 93-76 measure of Boone ing hip. major league record. But his retriever, he's anxious to see a eight years. He said he will unassuming, young Dalton only sports, such as track and iii fl while the girls topped thOU' There also are about 10 head season ended prematurely in quick settlement to the current travel to Leningrad on a medJ. throws his weight around in the wrestling. With the five to nix Orlando visItors, 111-57. of beefrnaster cattle out hack early September due to painful plyer..owner contract dispute cal visa and expects to remain ring. "1 go into the ring very day a week training I put In Lyman 93, Bo.s U tha' Ryan tends daily, including bone chips In his pitching arm, and get to spring training, calm and with a clear mind, now, there just isn't time for there five months. ''O MEDLEY nELAY Lnan three t*dls he's fattening up for Dr. Joseph King, who per1 534, 200 FREE: Br,nPer "I don't see how a delay can and do the best I can," he said. any other sports." Hurt said he's going to L) Seminole hUgh won a three. a cattle sale In South Texas. 153.4; 200 IM' Dei (1.) 7:105, formed surgery last Sep. doanythingbuthurtme," Ryan Soviet Union because he's Hisbestisprettygood, because Dalton doesn't plan on a way golf match over Mainland Ly - " PGA Brings Lions To Florida Circuit I" _____ _____ . ______________________________________ tourneS. The top four teams from each of four classes meet in Jacksonville the following • !CifliL ire1 ) ha. to wait until week in the state tournament. Friday to meet St. Cloud in it.s SANFORD: Raines 32 31. Cotton Class AA, District 15 opener at ill. Brown 2 id!. Smith 00 I 7 Melbourne Central Catholic. I Wçq'ns 1 7210; I4ollingsworth 0 Cri0OQ0. Campbell 0000. Winners from the re.pective coo. IIn't Totals 17 10 1$ ii LILI SMIIItMI _______ ._________ ., ______________ __________ ______ _______ 'ui against Ni'w Smyrna Beach at 8. . UI U.,IU .. _ i•' ___________ - Oviedo, which split with West Orange during the regular season, faces that team at 5 at Leesburg. Apapka faces __ .t - - Leesburg cnds Oviedo and Lake Howell into first round action. £ SIC - • Clas .&AA, District 8 tourney at Retroactive I horny Word ___ _ PHILADELPHIA AP - A they're still at bat, before a single word, "retroactively," fdc;a! trlbonal in St. Louis. If stands as the major stumbling they take a third strike, the old block in negotiations between ball game is going to take on a major league baseball owners new look. The latest Lilk., between the and the Players A.ssociation, a dispite that has delayed spring owners' negotiating committee Branfley, Lyman i ry Elsewherc tonight, area teams go into action at tt. I.t $1511. -. _________ N "It was our worst game of the year," moaned Seminole coach vit: '' __ tournament tie felt his team would have to put forth a superb effort to piny with the tough teams In the district tournament. Jue IIiw. .i,"ti ' Seminole's cnly .ffective scorers were Reuben Cotton with 11 points, Pavid Wiggins W ;ni Tim Raines with eight. Never." Mills said before the i, ________ of by Alan Mayer 1i41'F PeO$.ln YVfOF A1o,ra' 1/?/(,14' ftfe)fi-a't4c/o19, _________ with a ______ rn4 6-yi1R-oeP . over ,',e, ' ' for _____ from Grunfeld scored 56 poInts In Vol vIctories, Douglas the had 22 point and 22 rthounds in seventh-ranked Alabama's only MIsgame, a 65.61 sis.sippi State, and Givens tallled 47 poInts as Kentucky regis- /'iCIW7' ____ His closest competition the weekly award game teanunate Ernie Grunfeld, Ala- ,r4 'r sas formed this month .o promote American football throughout the world. Initial plans are to have college players and coaches conduct clinics in Europe. Although Brandeis does not play intercollegiate football, Rodis has an extensive background in international athiettie was special as(stant for athletic proraris for the St3te Department two -- k a victory over Auburn. ' ', Others turning in outstanding efforts last weekend were Tennessee's Mike Jackson, LSU's Randy Coppens and Ed l lanc, Geo:gia's Jack Dorsey and Walter Daniels, Mississtppi's Walter Actwood, MisState's Gary Hooker, Florida's Bob Sinyth and Gene Shy, Keatuc's Mike Phillips Auburn's Mike and Mitchcll and Vanderbilt's Jeff Fosnes and Butch Feher. sissippi James tee, 5NE/L ,T ç,,',4r a' :ri' ,4 ."Ri J'ia y , K iJ - . \ \ \ Vouva •r 74 / 1,ff ______ . " -. I' - S I - I -'i -:;:- ' - I , -. , -' i$,,t4' °eep - 4sy ii . 'sr' ' . "i. : . - -. BIRTH DEFECTS ARE FOREVER. UfiLESS YOU - Today's Games York Kansas City at Slew lslandt'rs Minnesota at PhI4dCl1iie Cal,fo.- na at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles St Lout at Boston Tonio at fluftalo - ITIARCII ) OF - - - ' Hr-A England (7 /4 flOG RIO/NO -' - iruston iet ir • N10 H TLY 8:00 P.M, 35.750 31 3) •• - �h .:_ - ..L - . Tt'ursday ___Fh 26 s1976 Hearings Scheduled By House _________ _____ _____ ?-. - ________________ - Senate Favors Extending DST _ ___ - - - _________ -• '1 - __ — - ____ :— -- y - :4 . _____ _____ NO _____ ___________ __________ - — ---'i.. -: A , -• - , p I1 n1ç,i DIt IF gQ.cr.e _______________________ Theta EçiIon Chapter, &t Mynnie ,.chanel, Cindy Siabo meeting and the members Sigma Phi, held Its first and Sandy Scott WASHINGTON AP — Al. providing seven months of DayThe Senate settled on an Some persons thought longer children who had to go to schol l Senate fat. ors cx ligl)t Sa Ing Time this , ear and amendment by Sen Bob Dole, how s of da light when persons before light and incc.n kaJing Dd3 light Sa'.ing Tj: flC.0 ft Kan, to establish DST from are awake could result in : uture as a corn to seven mnnthc It appears I c ' cuise So d 0' '! hd -j an iiki'. to tutt up inc matter flAV IflcrcaP III ' I'ii[tnompanies down betseen rpnrocntjn 'it TTTh.ru1 c 00 s rst pr uct on irecte and produced by the students. The production is as Green planned For the enjoyment of area youngsters Rob Cole ita.rs as a community service. The drama students sleeves hope to take the play to entertain children In es hospitals, schoo and ther facilities, I • Th' t h be org n muicanu ITI15OI tyman staicated - er rpn, welcomed Janet Laubert, who January meetIng at the home of The first meeting In February has recently moved back to Arlene Dudley with Marti was teld at the home of Martles Sanford, into the chapter SmIth as co-hctess Preldent i Gibb were tt dl M b • . OTTAWA AP) — The Cana- first-year wage hike that it has ment was reached after the on strike since In Thunder I3ay, Oni., repre. ruk p'an, most dian anti-inflation board has re made the standard for workers workers were ordered back to art d set their jected a wage settlement (or In the industry In Ontario and work last fall by the provincial entatives of Domlar Packag. clo one •,our Ofl 12,000 pulp and paper workers eastern canada. government. They had been on In Ltd. and two l'cals of the N ar c-h 1a ariu turn bacic the in British (.olumbia as cx The board has not)et made a strike for three months papersorkers union reached) in one ,,our on Oct. 10. cessive, a board source said, ruling on what is an acceptable tentatIve aeement on a con. Meanwhile. Ir, Kenora Ont. • _______ ______ Theta Epsilon Gets Together — Ins1eves Leads The Way ArUn d Crthe _____ ______ C'ub Noles ___________ ____ ________ ___________ — I)A-Evenig HrèId Sanford, Fl ___ ___ . - - / ____ L14L. - an m ones, tzsneeze. The play takes place In a klngdo!n where people are happy, laughing, singing and dancing until the grand duchess cast a spell on them, leaving them sad By accident the princesses of the kingdom heard the Words, .1 .1 .1 " 1t learn tiiC rneannr met a m)stical man Bowlin, Arlene Dudley, Yvonne Forguson, Darlene Horn, Jan Kroog, Mariles McGibbon, Linda McKibbin, Pat Moye Inda (se Sha .ow, MartI Smith. Karen Walisce ___________ — - - ense I - . . - . . - . 4 tIh. , ir nurriOr ____ Y'LJL Now the Republicans are trying in a new bock to show they have , a funnybone, too. - •. ____ ________ ' RI IJ - P1 n ____ ( 1 -- - SE INDOOR OUTDOOR CARPET one, 'oreredto roduce a raoney-riiaklng book for the Dernocrais .-- proble'ns ______________ _____ ________________________ •- - iepublicans aren I nottd (or their humor • .., nAu'iiGE CORD publicans as Sens Barry' Goldwater Robert Dole and Charles ft Percy, assorted congressmen and Repub'ican national corn /, and heavy duty unbreakable molded on pluq cap Termini! — ' -______________ _____ _______ /,")j7r -. .j-,r ''i' - "' 7 '1 - .. ______________________ , • \ ____ - c e ement Rcsolutions from that corn nilttee for their courage and SQ VI) • I 3 HP Peg Price lea ) LEVITDI\J _________ I EACH - - - Ii't (J Price (ca I ,,, ci I 7 __- ---- /1/i. Single Pole Switch ' -. - - horn the many lovcly 'vicrquts , a ems and colors - quality 12 - - I Li &. I" / / A / several weeks in mctbators, camehomctojotntheirparents 13' - Village is home recoering hail) Jr Former tounc1 lman and urgery His many friends I 4, (UI (l(IUt(t 11 • Cl ni e / / e / their daughter, Mary Elizabeth to Benjamin --I six documtnts and hasi. gisen Trammell Jr, sor of Mrs Dear 1 / CARDIGAN / ,. v - AND - ' L. 1 '(I ¶1) (1flk' Ii / 110 Pine Crest Dr Sanford A reat wa tot lii I t ' ahead I Bare toe bare hid birt thitwten all sea lightest of w.dge the soft. t of hi d I and Iawr, and to itembers of Lewis Trariimell Sr, both of ABIGAIL VAN BUREN I Abb %',cSt 57th SI, New York, N Y Protestant slew I base also Will is as fo'Iows It Is M)T please send a few dollars lIt's sheen, another friend of long "euthanasia" or mery tax deductible) for the cost of stsndlng, nkIug for the _____ — ow living in Omaha, Neb ,he I florida area and getting In terminal illness from which are free to do so IS. Ti'; a J chariring new citizens, Tara was so short He plans a more Marlene and Kara Darlene, extended trip in the future and DFAH ABB' Last year you there is no hope for your Miss Baxter born in Great _______ ' A') ( I !'..- I I STORE The wedding wi'l be Oct 2 I . dIstinct1 ou between aetisely document to you I sent $15 for shall publish their letters. killing a person and "allowing ________________________________________ him to die" - I I I ' Ibi b sah" an act to htlp his LUSTR p I ______________ dear Friends cain and Fdria of the right to die with dignity I attornes Alan Dickey DAVID(, I BOS1ON suh a document you must t Her fiance, born u-i Oregoi Reese of Bloomington, md The I)FAR DlD The Living 18 years or older and of sound * hast signed such a hase written to my friend, The tso couples will spend a week %%ilI Is a docwntnt stating that mind (If at any time you wish docuxrnnt You may get one by Reserend Norman "vincent ispresentls attending Srnlrole 6 29 ________ EMT CONDUIT the Jog. and Almi Leskowy4ik from in January The girls weighed in at a tiny t'ittsburj; Pa The couples hate njoyed soaking up that Florida 3 Ibs, 9 ounces and 3 lbs 10 sigxiLt ttr Y assaults by se%eral of their tention toil then, but I am in machints, tubes pumps, etc )OOR MAT ______ - (irrespondent DIAl A I• II • _____ _____ ____ 29 ___ Galvanized NA\( \ abuses on their school bus about the Living 'iVill I in sorry physician not to prolong your CACH FLOOR COVERING with new modurn docora rocker switch for smooth quiet operation Inc'uies -'-i in -- were honored at a meeting of enforcement officer at Offut Uskowyak of Meadowlark are Harr'i Connolly of the Tcrraces at that time 'We\ removed by a burglar your locked door remains securely attached Fits wool or metal doors Easily installec4 with a '•-' • Founding Foes _______ ____ duchess who cast a spell over TlmJonesappearsaatbefunny p, i n g s Scotland Nek, N C, before years journeying to Winter Springs TPut- 1 6c, < ..j \ -) a 0,Iy Life Miss I Announcing a brand new book by The Associated '. d %'ickI FInhay plays the grand week computer application visit with Ster's parents, Oflut They expect to he - ...._ 111 Req Price (sq yd) :- 'i'' - _. Enroute to their (iW duty course at Keeskr AF B, M'ss, stax,ina and the dedication Daid Out1a' paid a brief vIsit mittee Pam Roy and Cathy I _-, 1 at Scott AFB, Iii Li FOR OUT SWINGINCi DOORS Security hing guards in rllcd on aU your I r 1,il ( A beautiful award ras Marti Smith, Karen Wallace, a visit from their youngest son, two year tour of duty in AFB, Oiiuiha, Neb Susan will four positionwnecIheiphtadjusment a il e Shortly afteMhe departure ( Rogcrs, tth sergeants This sa offers you superior tialance anc Mob' ir feaurt.s 20 cut 4 - leade hi i ,.j the -i I dia V, it f the V Kroog, Mariles McGibbon, years, is an acthe member of Campus of Valencia CornLinda ?1cKlbbtn, Pat Moye, F V A and has exhibited munity College --s-I .- C UA R D might colors each conductor Cord climp From illinois GOP national c-omit itteen-jri Don W Adams • • ••.•. EACI i I carct in 12 widths Great for poolside or Politics has been such heavy stuff, depressing ot.casioa1!y i ____________________ --_ - ii i n e r Jr,o1Lai'eJun&luskaNc Dr Miidowlark had a '.Isit from isththC$C3h') their daughter and son-li-law, I 8 - - \1lir(1 thul 0011k Snyder of sorie deep sea fishing off the • Tuscawilld recently had a ,ls1t 1ast Loast ---from Marcel a cousin and his • will go to the Republican National Committee - - --.— Dean (Iii To B ______ beheving that if you build a better mousetrap the world will beat a path to your door Nos If you build a better mousetrap the goernment comes along with a better mouse" The book is called 1 Republlcan Humor," and itis the brainct'i'd ________ _____ - - ro u n ____ - . Is I ike personally The regular winner of the Florida part of the SeTninola Cornbusiness meeting followed and Vocational Assoclatkm Out- munhty College. Butshedldha%earather interesting theory as to why Iplayed -: - • _________________ .. ____________ ________________ right out and said I was a poor dancer she's much too kind for ____ ______ It Members 'attendlng 'were EducatorAwardfor;V75.76 ____ -. - ___ ___ . I ________________________ - _________ _____ - WASHflGTONAPi -WillRogersusedtosa he'iouldn for president no rnatttr ho'i badly the cintry needed a -- - _________________ -- ________ C) '' I't Pty Pri, (b.ig) - - . .5,39 d -__- f -_______________ ______ ___ ___ — ______ _ _ Si ____ ____ I _______ (hhh1*hhh!,. 4., r fS'j ' Evening Herald ____ • ______________ -• ______ f -___________ , 4999 I,_•J , Henry Lee's trans-season nothing to"sast. 'tt Is thus an Patrloticallystrhped family the suffering, anguish NAME - AQDRESS _ ---—--- - CITY ____STATEZIP Of 100 pcI Poiy.s?ernov.Ity fW--------- there ____ ___ L s rnomec ous year Hundreds of p'cIures the sccne just as it ha'pened - • d I ' L I L / ) ç -.. : 700 FRENCH AVE I Pleasailtlyoric.dats;4 — fo:c_ Thc Living %'iill does not gist _______ 'd '1\tUIU LAM) ______ •-• -•-- --•• •• •-- i i \S S JI \! P\i - --' _ - • -. -•-. •:-,'-. - • • $ -• . --_-- .. PH. _________ • -:.:' ____ i 4 _____ N Tre it frIend it F,nefl S PuL.h i my loJ tern fiorn F irt, U ' nu jIId reccie the sirne tern for oir 1 rie, ,s ttl1 !r-' 1' i ____ for youstlf Clip the couc1r1 PD " 3* - - iF hatdoyoucaIhanlcocreamparloLrthats -w-.g- '- It illu n gill ih.ti it ' ' L. 'YOU (:,\N1 DC) IT YC)URSE'LFl• F 228 E F' t s AMONTEMALL p I �- - - - ____ _______ AEMMK~_~ — - j~ii&6h ______ .-. - - - - - J__. -. — -..-- t..z'_ - --- IL -- 4 -- - Thuridar - ::~Sl _ -- _" IC4 -,-_,1 .1V.tr - _Z; ___ — -. 17 Feb l - Cabbage Spices - . L3 ; Up fran ks _ - ...-', _. _:: , - _ ; _____ - I 1\\ - -: - I ! -- -W-.- . . - - Ne _ _-__--__t;v .. U- laughter, costumes celetrated on a Mississippi mud bank in 1699 and (perish the thought) even gluttony ____ __________ - " - - , -_ _____ A proper commencement for the season is a _31`II , -rok, . ,, '" -1 - -- T1%.MZNMLR,...`, -t % i, . - , -,,-_ ,. , t'',r, . . .; k . . . IM. _ --1. I II -I 71~ , - w sL.~~_-_ i~,~_.. to 6 minutes. Combine egg 1 teaspoon fresh lemon peel whites with cream of tartar, 1 close garlic, minced beat egg whites until stiff but 3 lbs butter, melted I leupoon nutmeg 14 cup white wine optional ta hot pepper sauce t, cup butter not dry peaks form. Pour sugar syrup slo w ly into egg whites, beat ing at high speed Add !emon extract and continue 12 cups sugar 2 egg yol ks beating until frosting reaches spreading consistency. Add tsp. crushed th yme L4 tsp. crushed oregano I egg I can 115 oL) tomato sauce i,.. -L-Xi -~, r -.,. A-.---- _* ,-k -!- - 1, a faonte for iges, since th" means a delectable concoction days when desert nomads of mutton, onions, turnips and -: . -. I by the time it is tender, there - 5 1' ____________________ p. ______ ____________________________ -. r _. - . 'Fat TueIay' in French describes the hail is added to the batter and sthoever rttc.s f1uf( Frc'cth,, take V f.'*- ,r' .. I'.., _ t * -2. _ - . U. sponsored b krewc,, secret societies with Add Herbed B'iit Marquis to enhance the Add flour mixture alternately l4 cups milk mythokq0cal tackgrotuh;b. The firs! Mardi Gras is said to have been guinbo fiavor. Chicken urcuie Crepes are tynirnI11% rmneh . - %Wi iiiiDA, beginning and en- extra butter - - 5, " I '. ,) 0 . I. - - — ) . __ - __ . __ ____ - _________________________ I I -._ - - - ,:7 - - .i,L.4.M ItUSc preheated 6-Inch skillet for each 3 ________________________ j.~_____- _~ - ------ I/ so batter co%-ers bottom evenly. Ls needed. Turn out onto lightly Cook over medium heat I to 2 floured surface and knead minutes on each side. Stack and gently for 30 seconds. Cut out keep warm until all crepes are oiscwts with diamord sha ped made. Freezp until ready for cutter. Place on ungreased Food coloring use or fill ith Chicken Creole baking sheet v'j - 3et I I f2v i_j.j.QJJ L % Y 1 C i•, Fr± ' VV i.:i' ' g, engagement of their daughter, Kimberly Sue, to Charles . - __ zM_Zr_ Bake In 1 ,Nfis.s Erickson was born in - _______________________ )o. -- . _-_-_1 from Seminole Iligh / 4LVJC jr _________ / , AA Norfolk, Va, and graduated I ' Snive / a i t A - ______ askLi-, __ __ __ - .- ]___?' / — I /.- / ,. ____ Z__ _: ... -__ -•;: ~0 _71 ___ ______________ 3 W_ ; .~' _ ______ I ~, \ ra T7J1, --r I ~__i I., 0; i ---IT, ,C I. .: . I // -i /-r::'l\ ;V , - / — ___ - 20% nn eries, , "- .,, • t ~t~ ,,, - I i- - _____________ :_, 1=0 - I -- - __ / -- - . __ .- ____, . - _ __ - , - . - eM-5W - - -, ;g _ \ d - _r~_~r.-, .1 , Iff sthere she sas senior cla.3s secrtar) and a mem ber of CivineUes She Is now employed -- . , _______ - . , . ,Y_~A . , r- I % -- t • -- - - -. I ' d' '. ,, ~ i '-\, 1, 1 IPf .ri /1 - . • - ' Sale 9 Rfl rnr • , - f-,-I .11" , .%I - I 1.- .9- ).*-7. _~_.. .7 " ;A -~~* _ I -,- I;.10, _Rk&~_ OWW1 . li S 4 ., __ -i_'l :1'1 1 I ~ ," f i i ______ 1 / I .. - r iL, 7— 10 — draperies of rayon/polyester nve a thermal foam backing to / / - \ Dr. and Mrs J B RIard - A - - ement of their da r a_ ,, t"'nitratt Carlucci abuses, plans for evacuating the t*d- friendly. cheerful staff 11 I bees who address patle ' " \ ~, I #. I il .(I I fIL. rumvit Aiong only dos this iountries onl> 1ishadcahcadol treatment 27 per cent were , +( ,' VI-, 'i. I -,. e the flc,ser pot" Because this environment, gentle breezes rids the soil of toxic salts and don't keep the surrounding air rr,inerils 'hat build up from tap moving and rain neser s ashes 1/' 1ir-._ / bath is really a necessity, not a are added. Leaving the water in luxury, alth0 ugh It calls for the saucer to evaporate doesn't gentle handling of plan ts with do the job The water con long runners and leases . ' ' / , tM.X1 Hazaeds senal freedom Patients should taitug the salts eolluis in the as a How does the layman go about finding a good nursing and mental health permit; the) are entitled to be treated like home? Some aspects to con. guests rather than inmates. ~ -1 - ~ \ot' should al',o ask to see the necessary fertilizers that . 0 0 II . mss water Into the sink when it dust) dirt) leaves House Spain. S"-eden leads the world either tw senfle or ill to be menus, nnd inquire about w it h 45.08 lines per 100 I n t ervi ewed ; and only 30 per medical facilities And don't uihabitants followed in the cent reported dissatisfaction oserlook the element of per- •._. seeps through the bottom of plants are not in their natural / I it ttr-ftm clearance said,et telephonerates are M 1•1 drens1fash ions ___ _ _____________ __________ ____ ) use sears sure it s no more than a sear mos'hre for a member of your The Unitt...tatesandseveral old Inquire about fire drills and family. CJ Favorite 6 ii Our Winter Line ____ Make your 4 ,~,/ ~ 0 From Sante Fe Railroad -_ . many styles ____ and colors ~z,, _11~ : i le - - --- it Li i i N i Boys siz's infant ;hru a ' _____ fiffic U - / opu" to drain the ____ I a - has l'K!1ett benefits Bugs and determination By IF CItY BROWNSTONE mous Santa Fe Railway rcstau FItEI) HARVEY COl E SLAW tbd Press Food Editor rateur, she answered: "Yes, I Shred one medium head cabSome of America's regional think the . -law is delicious. Yes, tinge and one small onion, cover iL t. espun it came from the Fred Harvey with I.cup sugar. Bring to boil; collections published prisately Restaurant Collection Bess 1 teaspoon sugar. 1 z tablespoon by enterpr ising folk in sarious Rosan, a friend of many years Salt, 'z teaspoon dry mustard the partS of the country. who lives in Tulsa, Okia., gave ' teaspoon celery seed, ' cup Her fiance attends I About a dozen years ago Mrs it to me A friend of Bess's, isho peanut oil, ' cup sinegar, pour Unisersity of Florida and is a member of Alpha Tau Omega Louise Henderson of Cassville, has passed away, gave It to over shredded cab ba ge. Let Mo, who had a baking and ca Bess in the early l9SOsssith the stand at least 4 hours before The %edding is planned for tering business In her home, reminder to be sure to use serving. Good foe 4 to 5 days. KIMERLY RICHAPJMN June 12 in Lakeland. fulfilled a dream: she wrote peanut oil in it." (From "Just Like Moth 4r and publLshed "Quiet Please! It's obvious from her cook. Made: Ozark Recipes" by A~ -— Genius it Work," a compilation books that I,oul.se Henderson is Louise Henderson.) / Iv / / '&i - _ \liss Hichaidson holds ba chelor's degree from the University of Florida and Is _________ ~2 I 14,~ - arc doing may hi as "Nu'slng Old I ~7 - inoe' Not name nicknames skit you tend tonot degrade. Che s,hich for help develop your patience and raise the humidity level, but it Furthermjre, a recent IILW actisities are in ro ress surse revealed th t63 per cent chances are you've found of patients Interviewed felt they good home Paris get through on the first try, a parliamentary report -I -, K ,., l(\ \ By JANET TAILA " and rises back up into tl~x o f Fourth pot as the soils dries Providing proper care for Why give plarits a wm,kly plants does take some time and shower, especially since effort. But luiowing the reasons hanging plants are so difficult home care is a field that aws Nw bulletin board I r cli iti cornea long way in a short the home in the eseniig hours ume." If morale is high and scheduled 1riittd States ith Jo 22 The with their care U \ V 11 1\ He1p'"" Na o- ture lelecommunications PTT A tabulation b) American Telephone and Telegraph puts I ~# _ erupting into scandals, have ridden c %. ' - I Homes Caretully rass of scan&lous proportions given the fledgling nursing. (or an industrial country. "Telecommunications have former under secretaty of the Department 0 Health, s uffered and are still sufterun' Education and Welfare Frank I , ., ( - Nursing-home - _ --- Check Nursing Cole Slaw: - ______ .J ,rjy / N - , I ' - .--i I oven for half hour. Serves 6. Good with a robust red R' .-IV __________ 4," 111. -_. -__ TAA ,P"Pl) \///, . I, I, among the highest in Europe Safety - look for sturdy A nursing home can be a and have just been hiked again. handrails and chairs, wide positive, friendly haven for the It taker an a v age of 18 corridors, a sprinkler system aged and infirm Careful • . iiionths to get a new line ir. Ask to see the most relent fire- questi oni n g your part will go A in many cases up to inspection report, a ke a long way to emsure that a - --- r / r 48%4,- - I I _______ ____ r shredded cheese In Large bak. Heat nil In skillet over me- ing dish Bake In 350-degree ----~,,I • U i Arrange alternate la)ers of rice, meat mixture and 0. er ____ / ' i_ ' The French F uropean countries base fully still 400,003 liwnUall) operat& d - - Richardson To Wed \ . a 1 % I i — _ 1' 4 4 more in fabulous e8%y-Care fabrics. including polyester/ (.Ot!on For r0ife sizes, juniors, rrisses, and half siz s \'-'"r'1 / - ister of Posts, Telephones and Arcade, N Y and graduated Lfrom Seminole High School He is employed by Starline Enterprises. Plans are being made for a KISIBERLV ERICKSON 0 wedding_ at All Souls March 1^ Catholic Cliurch in &-infGrd. — Sale Si 20 to $11.20 Peg 5910 $14 Hurry in for tremendous -025X=7 1 / i - -'- 7" U ' - _7~~_, , washable tumble dry Assorted . ' - - Ql • — - leaf to beef mixture Bring to boll, cover and sImmer 5 mm- chem cooking, known as creole beef . n cF%e?_.__Just.Try E n r_~,n a rreat country like France," — I / I /-_ / Zenith draperies p featur e a orilliant dli over flower design crisp rayon/polyester mohair Machine 1' - \ / I Here is an example of one-pot NOO - I , j I 48x84' I - i - 4,4 - ,X ~, / , A , 48x..5 1 . reg Si'~ 1" k I ' - - - T I _________________________ - ' said A)mdr Achulle F ould . i - \ . -I \ A - j_____ - / I Is .1 ll~ - r _. 7 , I -_ - - .. .0 't "\ / 20% off all vmmen uniforms ,, , I f ~ $ 4 an I / 11 . ,~ I I; I) / ii I " '; c f( II. 0 , • , ~ ,~- z cup dark corn syrup 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup shredded cheddar I flI•-.tll 4EW I National Bank " _. - I ::,~= - — dl%eloprIient not ortt1) of Box .340 Sanford ,3T1R CS4A. '-i- ,'74W , . STF ,and.Mrs. D.C. Youngers of lit. 3 - _________________ - I ._... __ - -: p , iAnizing puuiic teeting .aoout France's telephone system. l)onald Youngcrs sea of Mr 5ANFtRQ. FLOI1CA zi ml",z_ - ,ill, : - - 2. - I - - . -I- - - - . - - -- ._r~ :, -- • — - )goesaIongIi'nejokes)m g eddin I I P1 tomatoes the string) Texas longhorns serving cocktails ;V I - lio 'IN - _______________________ - W- •- f Long neglected t) successis e I I .4 , - -____/ - - __ - I minute, stiffing constantly. .and those waiting to get a dial tonJ. ___________ 4V7..r Z=-- _ 2 tablespoons corn starch 3 cups cooked rice regimes, it has be.-ome z , until lightly minutes, or browned. L I I preheated 425 deg, oven 12 to 15 CHICKEN C REOLE ~ 4 soft dough AM milk or water w ckson, Youngers - : \ J - tl.~_. served 1 4 cup tomato liquid Stir into mixture in skillet Boil those waiting to geta telephone - ~*Z~___:iir rz___ utes. Mix corn sliarch with re- teaspoon pepper 1 ha, leaf I'i\IUS i APi • I Z egg whit"Lit teaspoon cream of tartar teas po on lvnon extract tomato , liquid, corn syrup, salt, chili powder, pepper and bay 1 car If pound 3 ounces) The casserole Is a popular edible An even longer session ideal II you are entertaIning method of one pot cooking over the stove was needed to They can be cooked ahead of M=tic systicms. . nerc are lines in France. ;ire di vided ir,'Zo two categories. au, 1 / pan, tlt and rotate pan auIcki _____ ____ Center, :,~~ttlifl'[.A -,;1_,,J_1F1(r.,I's1`1-1.~U.'.t'jr,,,'.1__Itl~,-*..-','-,,tf1;V,,%I(t-.--. .T- : - SUr together flotr and herbs Bring to a bod and boll rapidly 4 - ..~ - . -j i—M~ r (or chuck) do not require too much watch- I teaspoon chili powder directing. liltrald Photo h' (i..ne 11w keIt) / f 1 cup sugar together water and sugar. j I i h d th t2 Up. In small saucepan, stir Filling. - I__%~ ZPt - La. u,. FLUFFY FROSTING - ____ --:~ _- --- —_ t . M '! - Wl~ ,~#t,-7417,~-K , . ;n;PN R ;- _-_ k d . _"MM — ____ _t_t! t _-" .. 2 cups enriched %4, lf- and pecan half. Pour into a Measure flour; set aside. vreased and floured 12-cup ring Blend together eggs, butter and L cream mold Bake In preheated 350 milk, add all at once to flour, I cup tbL ' m 7O .intv Frost with Fluffy '_ * 1-*tsp.- -adI butter in - .11, I 11. ---.•-.- - reveals that he has become engaged, in the Deltona Theatre Arts Guild Production of "You Can't Take It With You." The Ka I and Hart favorite will be at the D-Ituna Community ~Ima n ~ r__-.__--,__., 1- r-1 1101012 biscui ts) ,.,,..,4 ,,,,,,,I J k( S . iscurrs trowning light!) Drain cup inmitn tintjid nI rprvp AM onion chopped ' saves ione as housewives are finding in these days f ever % 1 HERBEDB _._-....---__-.._. --_-__- I,-1 .1 ,.-. _-__---... -----,...0 -, . - .I . incited butter 1% e~fl'); tx~lt lintil well blended, ~ tbs. - . wil,~ 2 tablesnoons of the flour I cup enriched selfmisture. Cream butter and rising nour inain (hsh s-1ection for a Mardi Gras buffet. i .-I- -._- -- Nc trir ta.New Orleans is complete without sampling one of their tamous gumbos or Ints'r.ctc in leftovers of the week. But to- coq au vin or spicy creole of that were butchered after they day the one-pot dish has ac beef had been herded over miles of ) laul ',stamore, iilaed 1,) 1 rule Ilotsa), (Ut1hrc hi. 'ln",'hter - - pepper, saute, stirring occasionally, till tender. Add beef, 2 tablespoons corn oil li cup chopped green pepper eII, since most housewies in d4it,nn have niher for instance, dium heat. Add onion and green fire while they swapped tall vegetables into a culinary sym. was tradition,ally made with a ing -meals that can be frozen tales phony, and the bouillabaisse, rooster in the old (lays and it and served again if there are One-pot cooker) not only the pungent fish stew of the usual!) took several hours of leftovers. simmering in wine to make it Casseroles and t1w like are saves time and effort, it also Mediterranean. called it stew and usuall threw tight fitting lid like the famed -' COMEDY PRESENTED IN DELTONA Add re"nainIn ingredjen - ' yin, Merits casserole. calating food costs. which involves baking food cook beef ragout back when our time, put in the refrigerator and When! was a kid my mot her slowly In a heavy dish wi th a forefdthers turn to make do with then reheated while you are -- - trallways. pututor:i, to tne classic rata. better than the more tender to cooking and want meals that --U:~. U; 61C _________ I Up sugar they stew them because the) retain t he ir flavor and textiir da s hunt ov er a brushwood toutile that turns a batch of cuts Coq nu .I . . --*-. - As most cooks know, the quired a lot of fancy names, AP Newafentures Writer from the French specialty cheaper cuts of meat are prefToday meat is generally The catchall cookpot has been called navarin, which usually erable to the choicer ones when more tender and it is just as %M - . and simmer until cabbage is desired. Makes 4 ser%lngs I pecan half - By TOM IJOGE er all the ingredients. Cover and add more lemon juice if Cake is shared by all participants. One pecan - H • exuue aier out Ev.ningHerald,Caflford, Fl Single-PotCookie ng Has Many .~ . . r " -, -- -'' . -i , Y- - . .should be only a small amount, 1 teaspoon salt In a lO.inch skillet stir togeth if an), liquid in the pan Taste Orlearm Mardi Gras, which means Literally -- jj cabbage TL Oft .. I. .e Ci. — — Th rsday, Feb 2,191j-)tS -.. :, I I le I.. t, 1 _.,~ II tender -about 30 minutes. The 2 tablespoons lemon juice 14 cup chopped onion II _* .r 4% _. .... . " - i i_ . 4 sugar, packtNl pepper l cups milk _______________________ :-~, _"Z_: margarine part) Kings Cake, or our version, Carnival -T - - _. -_ i'usuiei.ioaeg aoout , 2 tablespoons light brown marktheheightofthecarnisalseasontnNew This year. Mardi Gras falls onhlamb 2. the T,ues&y before Ath We&esday. e y- "LZ~1~ - r". ..'_. reo I e Foo ~ -4Z4~- I -11. - _. - * ~~, 1. - A f%._. A A UVeIvuiIey '#ui iviuuc - r li~_- , ,i;4;-~.w . :_ I.L . t I .' ."_ I .a- 7"--- 1, ,-I ; ."- _- _- -.,-, __ - , " .. -. ~-I1; . : !%-,.~,:J----_. I -_ .--, - . .. _ ___ cabbage. packed 14 cup raisins tablespoons butter ir until the mixture reaches the ki cup chopped gr"n euriuivu cu• 31 e %4 . '-:1 - - I .~?-,---.-4 1. - ?: llw:... . 4 cups coarsely chopped red food coloring to make green, 3 cups cooked diced chicken. purpk and )ellow frosting SCUIC green pe ppers onion SI-wead colors alternately on arxi garhe in butter until soft. - 1 1, C I carton 4 Dl.) candied citron or lemon peel e ans Carnival Is C ulinaffyF es ' f — I rising flour 0 6 w Orl Galet) in the streets ____________________________ - _Lf,tL-1~-L7.. ., -~~ - \_1/ ______ - : - ! % n _ __ - -_-_ - . I I cu ps . _________ i W CARNII, AL CAKE ) -'- - ~ ~. - --.1D.,, Mardi Gras :, I . 17 ",_ .,. 'O.11\ ~ .1 .: "I . ,~~, .- ~~-~77 ~. ; - " 3 ; C "~t~,_ ___-__ - - - Mark 0 : Frankfurters Potatocs Savory lied Cabbage - . - - -; . _Nj.-4-~~ 1 -1 -: _ 10%*... . --.,--t. WEEKI)A\'l)INNER 5) -IM I— . - ", ".., - :, I . . . X ,, _ = - _ I- w - 2 BEVeflIflgHIraId5.nfd.Fl - ,~~ _____________ ----''- _____ __ ___ "_~'~:_..~lt_ .r;~ ,! ", - -------- - _________ __ 1waidlow "/eAw dgftfillcb~ ~~,,j%r t'.-VJ , Ff ~ _! -t , - e _A-_. * i~ -,----1_._Iz 1- A . -C- - --- r I .,W", - - . ; , ' -r--.z - , .4'fl 1 7-6 4~; ; I, I VZO!ip !.rll, IL I :r I IS -J ' 1 Z & ki - - 72*ts4 14 - 4 / . I. ,, i -.1ig r_W____ t:tt,-, -4 , ~fiP;o< *'W r -. = -I P7 . N=q %- if-, . ,. I~~ - 1'~, 1 ~`% . -; 11 11"-.1, . . -1.011;! , ~- -~ - - . : . * ;~', i..' - _-_ -_____ _ Z_ -.11-,-___ YW_______ P __ , -I-ji.. _~K r _ _ ___ .~ " vl.-W,~:, _;__ , _~ty ~,.% 1:.. .J- ' - .-" - -xf;4 m I - --- / ! Ha Ii -. STEEL \ IN I .1 •_ - i _ - ,- ___- Some ~`k . not In stock i S pedal ordered Ij 111 •• . -_ I- __ " j . . - _ - EQUALS I M X ~ iculur hT 9%"L* , 6 DL _E BRA-GIRr ,,~11 1% .,1,,7 /4 --, ~ :F!.GWft&AF".$ft, . "FOUNDAUON I 119 %%~% ,\ - \~ 4 lJ SPECIAL PURCHA HAND 100% VIRGIN WOOL - e ~ - ' QUILTING I S00 'ONEAT . Tou'll, - I BLANKETS - limit 2 with CSVF$4 mAy"Al" 2S 001y $ .36 -N. I , 00 $ i_ _,. for ir COWAN AT LIN ewc ", -,--i. 'le -0 ~-j &I '.6 ~__--)1, :I -- TOWELS BUNK BY OURLINGTON HOUSI I I 11) PRINTED / . ;, )f , ,.~~J 7M 77 SHIPMENT! 0 I,, ~I .0 , I -_ - . \ ~_ Bi"" - -4 "IF YOU SEW.. . IT'S MONEY IN YOUR POCKETI $$ 1i i I ' _ - _.;NV/-K 1 s I" We*. lftft"fif - _ =_ ___ --- loseness I A _~ XA SELF-SERVICE AND VOLUME BUYING pi SANFORD p 1 *A - " F#_#.&I 41,14- _.~ 2944 ORLANDO DR. ' . G0, 40 k-0 TW* wav,,,- - *~ 4 J't~, . __ --.-- wondered whether whether the Fred -to Ithncs referred to was the fd .1 . I . I.-. , , -. ~I / ey - __- S AL E STARTS Z A Y RE P LA Z A sucet s she sa s In my ss lId r Where It belongs i (1 . _,-, - , . Ivl.': ', , . ~ iQ ., -I ' h r inall cookbooks, each printing h r cookbooks she has met One of the recipes in "Just many people and made many like Mother Made" is for Fred friends" - some warinb aprv Cole Slaw. When I preciatise o her w ork, others wrote Mrs Hende son that I generous in sending 'heir found the slaw delicious and recipes to Include in her books LE I e prices effective thru Sun., Feb. 29. ;-1'V.14___ - I .-t"T' - - 1 - ) / / J / ( <' ________________ f ,0 A;;I;j~~I'k ~', . III _t:.i. - ___7__ ) ' .-, J 4 4 - __ -____ I___1________.___ i- - ~ An 9F___ W, - 1. / - \ \ r r ,1 rs. Since then Mrs. ways been fifterested in altr Henderson has compiled seven ive family cooking. Of her lling for $1.50. One "Just Like Mother Made: s e dreamed how far x1 Oiark Recipes," is in its 19th the books have gone." lUough I tv - ..ff,_ , 111I___ assorted colors Theyre polycsrei Cotton with foam backing for - I'' . .1 ... Sate 22 40 pr. Iloral Medley draperis with handsome bouquet pattern puts (4 , roy $10 reg. $28 SPEED OUEEN 0 - 5( \ \ 48x84 . req 515 Sale 512 pr. , __ '\\ 4 " - ...--' \ I , 1 i,6 J~ )i~- '! _____ / ,4~4t -tl'I'. I %_. \ ii ni Ii , -; - . i _;~~ A - I.. 1. 4, f_- I I I f . __ __;__ 1ga ' (11 A 1`11" %ity I is I6 1 I - __ Oft ~~-Z-~-- FOR _ -, _ — - - * _X lr___, Z~a~, - _~'___- IW _ ------- %of W _ -_-_'L-___-- .__& T=__-_-_ I t * _____________ ____i _____ M= ._= __ - ____ '_ Z,,,--- -1 -1 , W- - ___ . __ . 1 , _C -1 A - _i-.:- - _-____ _Ki;;__ -.-__ - ____________ ___________ - -C-- -' C— 1 0 0 'II", I .- -- _ffim — __ - _______ CHARGE IT' t Sanford __ - - i __________________________________ - - ---MR=105=1111101111111111111111111M - or APPLIANCE SERVICE leRoy& Pat Taylor Owners 80) E 25th St (2 Blocks East Sanford Ave.) _________________________________________________ C SEMINOLE I S&nlor 5. KNIT ____ INDIAN $ ___________ r,,flf/iøtWf — - e FRICURED e PRINTID CROCHET 3 -::~~ - $ ' •, • • 1 , ______ 3 GAUZ 9 yd. lIf, P MEMN . Vf ' l ifi____ I i ___ _________________________________ �________________ OW 4I-Ev 7. g Herd, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, !k'!!' Names BEETLE BAILEY Wor --n \ ç I Wa lker / ACROSS 41 Tfl t A A ________ Build * ing ! - __________ -_______ ETTiNO C \AE5QMETiflp46 k 0 FEET TO - .. J / , ! :4 AuthO' L OW 9 Lncofns IOn 12 A$gongwan 9e 1 7 Sa,rilit -- - - - inflammation 2 1 Esslence 23 Mus"I d,rKt*n 24 Have a seal 27 Ovedoolit 29 Friends JFf I 32 Att,to 34 Cla-m 36 Nspapet kir IW IN k 2-16 .1k4f ...... rt Sonsom / things relating to the family today. &th 21 April 19) Devote sour attention to AR1 week you should feel 59 Arlb iiiiin tndan 60 AN firu~ 61 Love god DOWN I 2 AIW,a; M I F a FSA-letaliLes Cl., a9f 33 t 9 WIN 35 Lasso 10 It&.in 40 Oman $ Osbvs ban 11 Fourth ion@# Said 11011 16 With hand$ on 43 Rtmato in a hip say 45 St"p* I D Eutopipan 4f Ate! nal.20. 4? ClimbOng 61 lgfIoe~s 24 APPI3r 45 MO1f of -- services lcwm) 50 Decant 4 Asi an'dom Sa3n.0 Fr 1 51 VHf lLatt 29 Watt 52 WWII boats 5 Small shoilod 30 lab) s Stravinss $5 tsLai ( Fr I QuinWy 9 Be.gai riv er LL co e For Friday, February 27, 1976 A 57 Ana v*?-,e,s (Latin) Move futy 100.4044-11 4MI it _____ 'e 46 Rough ti COMP ASS "St Si S 56 HAI, 15 SW&f cloth 7 ___ ___ C at a 21) TbCt, dip1a and chan n ely well today. 19) For next two days the 121 1 14 l _________________________________________________________________ L_ 21 your by Larry Lewis / p EAS!EST MARKER, 126 28 31 M29 ____ - CAN BE U - - - - 39 - - 41 . __ ______ 142 I AMOK -- 45 I 3 44 45 __________ 47 - 148 - 4 l - 53 1 - WILL iNl Wd Iurnith an interestmo Y avocation and even extra in. me __________________________________________________ 1 - - 0 DEAR DR IAMB - s Would yo publish a list of foods which tend C I BLON DIE Chic WkAT C>I:) HE SAY-> I I WANTED 10 E ERRE 4 TO A14 - 'WOuLD BE FINE- . 53~ - - S_ . 0 I-Si % . - 1 Young 17AS LONG AS HE'S RE,~F_R:?ED TO AS 'u S& Q4I IG- W N E S J WE SAID 'rkA7' % I - - I BRIDGE AT . - - - I . - No Ch le t In Plant Foods o PAST - ol - EST r • 0* , ARE YOU HAPPY - TE - I SU;ZE Am, OPY AND I' M OLLHQK' I CjAVE: YOU, vegetable rrgarthes, JOU j ON IV I - / • - l / L C; 1_ 0 Vill --- ARCHIE - - - - by Bob Montana - ot= LANE I . wTEi STA1 A yw kjiow C - ol* I - RIVWE ..... V i I H II cases and the conr sometimes no more erllighteftd than the ones you may make. Unfortunately there much with neUs tensmon nmi more to keeping the cholesterol blood pressure may be related down than just ell; -ninating the to being oves weight, to having i high cholesterol foods. You need a lso to eliminate or avoid having certain bomional a body obe3ity by diet and rormalitles in the bWy. exercise and you need to limit Ulcers are often assiodated your total fat intake of any type with excessive nervous tension particularly control but again we do see them In fat intake people without any clear For mor e iormnat1n on the evi dence of abnormal stress Atherosclerosis. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care in 011.11.3 newspapei, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta tion, New York, ARRIVE AUVE I SUNSHINE STATE. AS ( Lo" AS TH" PAY $AD 8,16 A WEE-Vo To Fo9orecT j? ________________ AN MAM Z T. v An tofllfl asks often WJUld V OU VXPed fULr 13 :ard suits io appear a3 the 7 54 7• pass pass pas, Opening lead - 9 & - _____________________ We know that when people are sick from y Y may then become nervous, depressed or ernotlenally linstable. It is pretty &.pressing to find out you have a ser Jous We might see one the world played bridge 30s the steadily from now until the Back in th~ earl lateLewis Osboe ran an crack of doom the chances COMMISSION O,piii.ni which come flrSt, the chicken or the e of .......... ...... 4CALL that anything went I th Ith oduced the workshop stam ad sell cddressed bid it, but no one ever doubit-d him. At the table envelopes are enclosed. The most interestin g questions & 6 and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN) CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor i T 1TTI P - - You So I Sl)tflCtIIll S than a year QUANPEIN& - a. UN • ) SALT LKF (I1Y nJr leases lot - his cgurtroorn s ays a check of the \IarUndal liberal gray-haired man of medLim with me is a drunk with a gun" height, is the serdor judge of the - and (astigated the Univ(,r- moor- 1nan 3rd Dtrict bench The - iCt tak es Utahns in Salt Lake, Tooele and Summit counties. Appointed in 1956 by former Republican Gov. J. Bracken lAv, he's now 65 and V five vearc from mandatory 4 retirement. Hanson Jr, one of the elder judge's two sons, was appointed YI\V,' last October by Democratic Gov. Calvin 1. Ranipton at the age of 37. %lille Lee chose Ole Hl Py this l0r these prices! They've cured Elmo of griping elder Itarison directly, a Utah mmittee of attor State Bar about leftovers! IT I 6RAV0,1 ( V KINA tr M5 ' Judge Jose Jepon, who re- er Hanson stands The youngsix lett and wears a well o%vi, thick reddish-gold inustactile BRAVO! ' neys. acting under a new prwedure, nominated flanson Jr. and two others before he was chostii by ILmpton to replace tired. A SCOUT'S TP I Z I - - - / /TR I I OW OF aillZ AUrHORI //iW aIrrc/ AUI I iiiS ki mo lichl wIi I r 14' W11 I lr- :7 V, , L :: p I of Trustees Seminole Community College TCACE COMPANY, INC , Floriap Weldon cor'r iton Defendants President Seminole Community TO MPY E LIEURANCE woman, and CENTRAL NOR . action or foreclose inor gage on the followirg property in Seiniviciie ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION sit) of Utah College 011Mw for radicali" But he says he's liberal on some legal questions. "For example, in this state, isorce aw says at you tut blond hair. lie's U district's presiding ;udge until June, under * an alphabetical rotation that will chnngc. to .,n elective syslem lit the end of his term. to his Hanson Jr. father -dtops by Hnson r.'s chambers at tfre city's Ntetropolitan Hall of Justice each morning about 7:30 for a short sionofshoptalkbeforel!an- mus IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION Deceascd TO ALL PERSCUS HA VING CLAIMS CW DEMANDS AGAINST Mt Telepeone 122 7171 Publish FM 26 & arcm 4. 1976 FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICATION DIVISION CASE D IS 1900 CAO9 A A LL a Delaware corporation. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAIN;T H AND ALL OTHER PERSOJNS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Vs IN THE ESTATE DEVELOPMENT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE PORATION AT NORTH that the administration of The CSTaTe IN THE ESTATE JACK I LEE decead File Number 7637 CP is pending in the JOHNP. P FRFUND- BA (3 Plaintiff CDR To park a mobile home on t NWI a of NE'd of SE1 4 of Section 19, 20 32 Cochrin off S P (DIST. 1) 4 VINCENT MCNTES-- BA (3 IS To park a monlie home on the SW or of E SQ act es of SE's of Sec I? 20 12 with E W mearurements of 419 ft and N, S measurements of 624 It, off Cochran R Clad. _Wnt of H ichwa y INC 5 JAMES WILLIAMS BA ()IS Oetrnonts YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 76)- 25TE- A 1 Agriculture Zone NOTICE OF ACTION that the administraticAt of the estal^ Circuit ovrt for Seminole County, To park a mobile home for a limited CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE of HATYIE RLITH STARKE, Florida, Probate Division, the ad time on the WI ; at NW,4 of NE 1 4 of dirceasM, File Number 76 43 C P. is aress of which is P. 0 Drawtr C. SWI a of Sec. 16 20 32. off Rdge Rood 01 0. Rr ELO'SON pending in the Circuit Court for Sanford, Florida, The personal Seminole County, Florida, Probate representative of the estate is 6 POBERT A PARTAIN-BA Residence Unknown Division, the address of which is FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO. An IS 76) - 76 TE- A I Agriculture YOU ARE NOTIFIED ?hat North Park Avenue, Seminole *hose adres! is 1400 E Colonial A(lion to forec lose a mortgage on the Zone - To park a mobile home on County Drive. Orlando. Florida 32602. The Courthouse, Sanford, nhowiny Property in Seminole the following described property. Florida. 32771 name and address of the person The personal Beg at NW cor of SWI 4 of SE 1 4 County, Florida: representati%e of the estate is representative's attorney are s That HENRY STARKE MD forth bet (Seal) deg 44 45 E 706 ft thence C Northwest Quarter lying East of the hose address is dii LOrust Av en ue All persons having claims or Arthur H Beckwith, Jr of way line of State Road 501 56 ft IhCOCC N 353 ft thene W Sanford Fl 37771 The name and demands against the estate are No 100right (Interstate 1) all in Section 501 S6 ft, thence S213 ft thence 310 Clefk of the Circuit Court required, WITHIN THREE MON address of the pefsonal represen fly Elaine RiCharde Township 21 South, Range 29 ft to POO. Contains live acres M L. 7J, fative's attorney are set forth below THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Lil.00'easement for rd and utilities Deputy Clerk East All persons having claims or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Putliih: Feb. 5, 12, 19. 26. 1976 AND: Thal part of the East Hall of beginning of NW car of SVI'a of SEI 4 demands oilgainit ine estate are NOTICE, to file with the cltrk of the DEW n the fl oulhwest Quarter (LESS~ the of Sec, 1 20 12. Run E 310 ft. N 213 ft. required WITHIN THREE MON above court a written stateent of North 109512 fet therenfl lying E 2011 S 733 I? W 3 ft S 15 ft, IHS FROM THE DATE OF THE any claim or demand they may East of the East r.ghi of way line of thence N 74 deg 44'AS" W 70,J] it, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS have. Each claim must twin v,#-r;llng No 400 (Interilalt 4). thence N M' to beg. Further State Road EIGHTEENTH JUUICIAL CIR. P40T ICE. to lilt- with the clerk Of the and must indicate the basis for the ALSO~ The South 22S feet of the descriW as Fast of Mullef Lake CUIT IN AND FOr SEMINOLE above court a wrille.i statement of Claim. the name an address of It-.e West Hall of the Northwest Ouarler Park Road, North of S R. 44 (DIST. COUNTY. FLORIDA, any claim or demand they may credi!or or his Agent of allofneir, of the Southeast Quarter; all in CIVIL NO. 74-174CA-01-5 have Each claim must be In writing and the amount claimed It the 7 BILLY R. LEE- BA (3 IS 761eclion 14, Township 21 South, N T, and must indicate the basis for the claim Is not yet ctut. the date when To COMPAN' claim the name and California Cor itwillbecomedueshatlbestated If of the rka mobile pomeontheN 241- of S 10151 AND ALSO: u 7 5 poration, As nominee of the Trustees creditor or his agent or attorney, the claim Is contingent or (less road) of 32 and 33 (LESS The East 15 6 feet of Colmvell Mortgage Trust a and the amount claimed If the Uflliquidated tne nature of the Ufl described "4 of Lots 21 25 37 and fl and the East Section 73 2030 Further claim isnof yet due. the date when 11 California business trust, certainly shall be stated It the feet of Lot ftlocatedonHeste AvenueSoulhol IS.6 feet of the South 3SS Plaintiff. will become due shall be slated, 11 claim is secured, the Security shall S). AND The North 41 feet of Lot 10. Highway 421 (DIST, 2) V's be described. The claimant shall the claim is coilingent or 1. DALE A. DUVALL- BA 13, 15 all in HUDSON PARK. as recorded BRUNO WITT and LORENA c unliquidated. the mature of the un deliver sufficient copies of the claim 76)-22TE-A I Agriculture ZoneIn Plat Book 1, Page 69. Public WITT, his wife, certa.nty shall be Stated. If the to the clerk to enable the clerk 1 Records of Seminole County, To park a mobile home on the South Defendants claim is secured, the security shall mail one copy to each personal Florida wait 90 days after a complaint NOTICE OF SUIT . 1,4, described. The claimant shall representative is filed before it can be heard, To 13RUNO WITT and All persons Interested in the estate Jeliver sulf icient copies of thii claim LORENA C y IT o the clerk to enable the clerk to to whom a copy Of thiS Notice Of a lthough the 90 dayscm be 14 Devitt Avenue South mail one copy to each personal Administration has been mailN are aived if one of the parties can Waterloo. Ontario representative required, WITHIN THREE MON w nson Sr. N2JIYS. Canada All persons interested in the eslAte THS FROM THE DATE OF THE YOU AIZE 14EREDY notified that to whom a copy of this Notice of FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS explained. "For me, it's good cause if they don't want to live A cornpJaint to foreclose a mortgage Administration has been mailed are NOTICE. to file any objeclions they encumbering the 11ollowing real required. WITHIN THREE MON may have that challenges the together any more. proper I y THS FROM THE DATE OF THE validity of tire decedent's will, the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS qualification of the personal Lot I Block 7 HEF TI ER representative. or the venue or NOTICE, to fileany objections Meg, HOAAES,Orlanao Section. d(Cording 10 the plat thereof ars recorded In may have that challenges the iuriidiction of Ine court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND INVITATIONTOBID Plat Book 1 3. Page% 5 & 6, Public valiVity of the decedent's will, the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Records of Seminole County, qu6I&C.fl1On% of the Personal City of Sarford Florid$. rilipreteritali", or the venue or WILL GE FOREVER BARRED. Florida Date of the first publication of this ivri3dtoec.ur S t.. lea will be rccived in the Notice of Administration: February ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS A ND office of the City Manager, Sanford, ire riquired 10 Serve a copy of your 26, 1916 written defenses, ifan,t, to it on VAN OBJECTIONS NCT SO FILED Flagship Bank of Orlando 1 one (1) new frenchina mathine DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P.A , WILL 3E FOREVER BARRED Dole of the first publiLdloxiot this 6) ViLlw A Zullo Sr. Detailed samlications are -illuirerys ftir 1br Plaintiff. of Post Nolictof Acirrinislir-illo, February I rusl Officer the office of the City Office Bon 793. Orlando, Florida available a, A1 P(rsonal Repiresentalive 76 1973 114 .07. and file the original with the ri of the [ s:ale of G.o Henry Starke MD our ton All bias shall UC in the City C lerk f ne abov e I y ir AS rCOfl4Represent a t ive it Ii City PIaII San befor. March Ifl 1776 othe'wite of the Estate of a jiudgincni m It a be enter 1. s, ed Age n than 1 30 later tord, Florida not you for the relief demanded in the Decealed REPRESENTATIVE: The bids will be publicly ooeneJ on complaint A Duane Befostram it,, sAm,, date at 2 00 P.Mr WITNESSrrV haadand theseal of ATT09NEY FOR PERSONAL Walter k lmi of The City Commission reserves Me laid Court on the 301h day of REPRESENTATIVE: DOUGLt-S STENSIROM of RUSH. MARSHALL, BERG riQhl to 8CCeP1 or to reject an y of all January. 1976 STROM AND k1BISON, P.A. ROM, DAVIS SI ENST ISeal) the City bids in We best interests of McINTOSH SS E. Livingston Street Anhur H beckwlih, ir of Sanford P.O Bo., 1330 P 0 Bo;. 31 A6 Clefk of the (JrCill Court W L Knowl,!% Sanford, Ft. 32771 Orlando. Florida 32202 By Lillian T Jenkins City Manager lrljtphone~ 3222111 005) 42S "24 Deputy Clerk Cloy of Sanford March A. 1976 Put)lish FebL 26 Feb. S. 12. it, 2L 1976 Publish FCbL 26 & arcn 4 1716 Legal Notice - JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND IN RE: ESTATE OF JACK L LEE THE MB3E CSTMIC firing SW of f the NWiOt eola Road. (DIST 1) he South 31 ft lhreot for roadwa 2. SAMUEL W ELSEA- BA (I iS 76)-21TE Al Agriculture Zone- To pa rk a mobile home cn Markham Woods Road (DIST 3) Lot 25, leis S 210' of W 210 ft. Entz IA minger Farms 1st Adit,on in Sec Residential Zone- Lot Site 11 20-30, on Florida Avenue (DIST. STENSTROM. UAVIS McINTOSH P . O. Box 1330 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deceasci ADMINISTRATION o DO(JGL5 S1ESTOM of _______________________ Division as lortd Deputy Clerk Publish Feb S. 12, 19, 26. 1916 0EV. 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Division SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATION DIVISION File Number 76-41 cp FIVE, UNIT ONE, according to the IN RE: ESTATE OF Plat therf recorded in Plat fIAT TIC RUTH STtRKE Book "lit", at Page ]I. Public Utah 3rd District Court Judge in the Salt 1ake CityCounty has been filed against vou and you -ife required to serve a copy of vaur Stewart St. Hanson Sr. looks building across the street. Yritten defenses. if any, to it on across the de&% at his fellow IfarLson Sr., Who iS divorced, RICHARD Ili!, ADAMS. JR..of Gray. Adams. Harris & Robinson,PA distri ludEip and says of him says . he arrives for work Plaintiff's altorseys whose address after 6 but his IS 401 East Robinjoei Street, PC) though I ight have gotten on married and with three daugh- Box 3068, Orlando, Florida 32002. on him sometimes for not cleaning t(-rs - admits that starting Of before the 9th day of March. 1916, And file the original with the clefilk of up e ho rse manure. •ear Itle ly this Court either ore service on The other judge, Stewan NJ, The Judges were interviewed Plaintiff's aftc, neys or Immediately Hanson Ji., admits he did more during their morning get-to. 11CfeAlf"; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief riding of his father's horses on gether. Sim. demanded in the complaint. their Southern Utah ranch than While they have some WITNESS my haril and seat of this Court on february a 1976 he did sweeping stthlis • and son di ffer ilarities •father Hubbell law directory did not lie says he's strict in some turn up an), like combinations. mattera "The defendant whc'll have the hardest time The father, a solidly built G I RJP'MT I . College Feb1 t9 6 1976 IIIC ciansons ml5 uL on more uuui uiC hour s a1 w,,,c,1 may be the only father-son they arTive at work. judges sitting on the same court Hanson Sr., a Republican, r. MSe a comer at ve ___________ I' LL HAVE WO KWWj f7vnJW_ AVftAIU1&qWArr=1 le livotc*r_ : 60, '. 1 - pushing at er, on are Court Positions answer individual Questions if At every table but one, West played and made seven And Uncle Bud, There was no set schedule at hasn't touched booze in newspaper The Jacobys will The hand in the box was one by T. K. Ryan Pal - ........... va dy children near and far. 10 P MWE M, - c toys of the 1940s, were given to her rxith. April F001 0,'Ie 3ession are that not one lijiuuld i[,pear d u plicate He made up all the as the result of i normal deal (Do o h VO a uestion a s Immi a I was un derstood that the players iud tor the experts? Whte "Ask to play what they were dealt the Jacobys" care of this and r - HARDLY .... g looking like tL store-bought 400boysandgirlshave followed . cancer or that you has-c a GOVERNOWS HIGHWAY SAFETY Fs at the office of the Purchasing Agent 2130 (DIST. 4) be tomorrow, but if everyone in We see people with an infinite variety of stress mactiom. nervous disorders and even psychosis who have neither medical problern. serious heart disease or have Just bad a str oke. So you can't separate the physical, chemical and emotional responses of the body any more than you can decide Safety is a family affair. M E- FOR rdtk1&_ _ PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76-42 CP Divii1on IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC noor." and by Bob Ilsoes I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT :: cholesterol /_ FRANK AND ERNEST * DEAR READER -Have fun. Doctors sti1l argue about these poin, e special ly in specific The problem that one can't still eat quite a bit of t meat, fish and poultry group without generalize. Certainly one can consuming too much have high blood prc&we and F LID RIOA t 2£ principles of diet to prevent and we see a lot of people with hehrt disease send 50 cents for lots of Atess who have neither The Ilealth Letter, Number 1-3, high blood premure nor ulcrrs. .4CW yQX 11-11111n] name, to wit: Western Treasurem the provisions of the Fictitious office of the Purchasing Agent, BA0 154611 - 6L'- r 2 "ommercoal Name Statutes. ToWit: SKIIOn under which he is engaged in Name Statutm. ToWit IpafAtf self t5 0 FIa 5tatuts 1951 business at 107 Satsuma Sanford 56509 Florida Statutes 1957 t ime and place all bids will be service gasoline pumps in cOiufl S, J. Earl Laughlin Florida, and that the under signed is sig~ Billy J. Miller publicly ~,pef.ed and read aloud. clion with a convenience store or, Publii Feb 19 ?A March 4 II the owner of said business PuhIith r i is II• •. orr1v (SEAL) 1916 corner of Oxrord Road ar%d Fern cc on NE 'nsp' ti" of S eminole Community DEW 97 Richard C. SChultz DEW 153 College, Highway 11 92. Sanford, Park Boulevair d located in the SW - Publish: Feb. 19, 26, March A . it, lorlda 37771 and may bC obtained Of the SE'i Of the SW of Section 17 INVITATION TO BID 1976 - . South . saturated I ixiT TO med h products, asoidg the high cholesterni foods and using TkE NOT • A2 Nonh Lail 0 1 44~~~ 10019. the die,are egg yoU butter at My DEAR DR. IAMB in butter, milk, cheese and buddies and I are having a some organ mea ts, especially dcussLon concerning WF liver. brains and sweetbreads. Pen-es and high blood pressure. Meat, f st, and potil' all Which OCCU 1it, ulce end have about 70 milligrams; of than a nervous condition and cholesterol 1r1 three and on high blood or a half ounces 1100 gram) raw vous condition Pnd then an wei gh t. You should to lit ulcer and high blood si' by Al Vermeer seven dianionds This barred his partner and outh got to play his heart sui' 1ci enta y I you want to produce four 13-card suits Just it x, a new deck actly two perfect shuffles. cut andde3l If your shuffles were perfect you will have this uleak hand 9 A-2 West cholesterol th N milligrams a day. By using fortified buttermilk PRISCILLA'S POP ';a Avenue (01ST. 4) 13 CUBERLANDFARMS ' diamonds before bidding of Plant . - EA SOUTH t0 Lamb origin. It is only in animal pro&,cts. 71ile chief sources of large amounts of t - Dr. should avoid if the cholesterol le%Tl is on the Ngh side. DEAR READER -There e foods Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semirie Florida until 1:30PM. local timt a County Florida in accordance With the 41h day of March 1V16 at the is • - brilliant first and inade a n in. sufficient bid of three & A-2 i -- where Sou th managed to play en hearts. the bidding sve~t s own lB Q, p hat Fast dec ided to be er raise cholesterol leer no cholesterol in Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Seminole County, Florida. ion the County. Florida in accordance witti receipt cfFrOOfof Publication of tP, s I your vocation, but they more THE HIM ME N - rcaflctcrfhe CtlOU5 receivebithiorcrnpuS signs f BLB PkiPi T if., r. c-rrAncle Community College, Section 7.21-3D. r-urther citscribed as int end to register said name with the Sanford Seminole County State of at the c or ner of S R - - LORNT TkE FIRST FROM W T OEW 70 t prope'?y. Lots i I. 1. 3. OCk B. 'ifl(YQ , _______________________________________________________ 7 PubliSh Feb 12 19 26 March i ot - YOUR BIRTHDAY Fc b. 17. 197i fleed your creative urges this .may coming strong enough to permit you to ' WIN 57 by toffeI & Heimdohl 5 Samuel Fel~man l da under the fictitious name of Florida Stalu es 1974, Ill r:igned :III intend tn rls'ev Said v 'I cir the Circuit Court Ia and for DID IN V IT A T ION , T Dsrct floard of Tr'stes N .,. - 60 RUGS GUNNY CS COMPletely Ficfiliou% Ndme Statutes, ToWit Fl o r i da5ta?uIe 1957 e1e free to Se c t ion 865 Notice s herthy qv that I am ena a sin t Rt Box 753 0 Lega l - - 54 56 pid today. You're even popuILr where YOU ha%i close bond& SCORPIO 50 - - . . . - _______ - - - d Le gal Notice NOTICE OF INTENTIOr4 TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Thursdrny, Feb. 2 6, 175B Sanford, Fl - c dc where initiative and - SNORE 50 LOUDLY TOEY U • - st. If you perform w`e'11*,`juu ti amply rewarde-d. i - deserted.They said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, S;i. nl Florida In c Legal Notice Evening r1 era , ou have two friends battling, Your int6UV'V LIUVILS 81101.11d ou can bring them together. be quite reliable today, par. an area SC1)t- "-) ticularly if they I (;O (ALg. 23, I Ite that enha nces your sthtus _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 23 0) w orkshop I Intend to register Notice is hereby o'ven that I am efl9ag in bUfltSS at iii e yaflt - egal 1. JOHN H. VOtAGUNTEN cutain documents and do not bid the PrOjeCI must return same &I leatt BA(IIA6.10-13V - OC Office District- Front Setback V two (2) days before bid date, Boo, d of Adjustment of the City of Each bid must be accompanied by from 50 ft to IS ft for bell lower on the Trustees for Seminole Community Sanford will hold IN Spec a eeling spot plans in a newspaper Ofl GATES, A Certified Check or Bid Bond, issued following described property RENWAY. and that I intend tO College, up to 7:00 P.M. EST. One boy took his sister Friday, March 5. 1916, in the CityLAVERNE EDWARD gister Said name with the Clerk oft 7hursdAy, March A. 1916 In the Deceased by an lcCeptab!e Surety Company Parcel A1OA in Section 721 29 how to build a birdhouse. Hal; at 11 30 A.M. in order to coo garage and cautiously in. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Board Room, Administration NOTICEOF Further described as located on the for not leis than live per cent IS pef sicer a request for a variance in the lie and the neighborhood chul. troduced Florida in accordance with the Building, Semi ADMINISTRATION her to hut, kooT rent) of thebasebid Tnesucctssful South Side of 5, R. 434, West of Tfi,Z:y to nole Community Zoning Orjinance S it pertains to TO dren Used to build birdhouses the kids simply Provision$ of the Fictitious Name College, AL L PERSONS HAVING bidder will be reçulred to furnish Bend Branch Railroad. (01ST. 3) Highway 17 92, Sanford, side yard setback requirements in "Uncle " o Wit Section back in Califor ni a. He had spent B CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Performance Bond and Labor And D VAIiIIANCES 865 09 Florida 32711 for furnishing labor si AA ud. Floridat Stat utes 57. Single Family Residential THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Material Bond each in the full I LOUIS P ALTINI- DA(3 IS material and equipment necessary Zoned District tuS duUjt itte we in Lot 1. Re Ct• in tlit S Chuck Edgell This J. my sister, he said OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED amount of the contract sum. Issued 761- fly- R 1 Residential Zoneto comPlete Alterations and Ad Replat fireworks irdustq, bidding on "She can't IN THE ESTATE: by a Bonding Company licensed in Lot Width Variance from 70 It to ditiOnS to Portable Type Buildings, Being more septifically described e an YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Job, designing displays int1 Seminole Community College as located at 2001 Grandv ew bilk • D[W 7 that the administration of the estate When Addenda to the plans and Homes,in Section 352130 PB S Pg Sanford. Florida Avenue piecing them together wit)i of LaVERNE EDWARD GATES, 6C Fuilhirf d*iper;ted iiiis Nocaled at The work consists generally in Planned use of the Property. d b2d. a =cca, .c., r oc umber 76 42 C P. Is issued, Seminole C0 m rriu n: t V Itic corner of Orange Avenue and u THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE removing overhanging •eves and Construct a carport to house tw Surely, he reasoned, tie coill(l forth pending in the Circuit Court for College will send a copy of such Walnut Avenue (0151 1) vthiclesI Seminole Countv, Florida. Probate AdeWis to all full set holders of '' 2. RALPH F. SPARACO- BA(3dir ' Mlii bwid NO FO act brother. '. the dreSs Of whi 5 record IT And roming. 54 Lhairmn The girl we'll call her 11ot "Uncle Bud', slowly U COUNTY, FLORIDA, Seminole County Courthouse. North Bids shall be submitted on Zone Lot Size Variance 43360 CIVIL ACTION NO Tb us CA 04-6 gable siding door canopIes and Board of Adlu$tment Park Ave Sanford Fl The per -Ind gentlY,)atted in Re; The MarriAge oI In -- saliv the Imin I,%orking will, PotaI forms furnihtd by the ft L painling of eight (a) existinq o It to lb SO s Pubhsh: Feb. 26, 1976 sonal representative at the estate is College and a specimen form Is V&rianctf*)m20OfftnIS0fI&nc1Ln1 scraps of hood IflStde ins ga her on the head, prompting a LESLIE MAY LONG Wife, portable type buildings DEW 154 PEGGY A LARRISON whose found In the specifications Bids Depth Variance from 200 ft to YS ft rawinos Inc l u in specification udin E rage.- 'd sev eral ifllflUILs, 'IA let, • frnm 4 notes maybe examined at the office and Thp name and address of the State of FI she timidly ventured in and ida and Cil LcNrl IV 6 .1 Ondtns PD11414 of It to IS I' on Lots It nna 1, Block 7 the Maintenance Supervisor, IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Personal reofesentalivir's attorney the Spec it ications. The District Casis Villa Heights S D, PB 10. Pig h ot lnJo)ed by the CminOIeLomrnii '' mined me iauw Responoen, EIGHTLENTH JUUii .M are sit qoard of lrfe f Seminole fl lo catedin NOTICE TO DEFEND man. Before 1crig, she was girl, began showing her various CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All pefsons having claims or Community College. hereinafter ther described as located on Pine THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Associates Architects COUNTY, FLORIDA. demands lanne Inc Suite 400 Atlantic CIVIL ACTION NO 759$ CA 09 E equired WITHIN THREE MOW to reject any and all bids and waive 3 TURNER NEON- BA() 1175) 116 WELLHAM AVE Bank Building, S4nford, Florida. ST60,.TON. WHA7Lt;Y. DAVIN & later, he helped hir build her plaques. 7HS FROM THE DATE OF THE Any formality or technicality In any 77V-- CA Cornniefcial Zone-: Copies of !he be FERNDALE. nned u birouse. Ruin unvu:ed obtained from the Architect YOU ARE HEREBY flotified that by i above her head and patted Plaintiff. her brother to do the same NOTICE, with the clerk Of the f constructior. of Idetificaton 'd5 may be held by the Owner for a LESLIE MAY LONG HAS filed 'positng Five Dcllan ($500) for s her mouth above Court a written statement of perinot to exceed thirt1 (30) days Sign on the following descr'bed with the palm of her II Soon each set petition in the Circuit Court of hal f-dozen BRUCE EL DEN PRICE and MARY any claim or demand they may 'rom the date Of the bids for the Property At the Longwood Village' for ii, - Hitt i1fid lkilidt(l were dropping b) the place have. Each claim must be in writing Purpose of reviewing the bids and Shopping Centef located in the N W Dissolution of Marriage and you are returning the documents in good Defendants "I sthrted turning (bern UW' her the pa ttern deIcUji' a, In and must indicate the basis for the investigating the qualilcations of Sect 2 1 29 at S P 434 and I I reQuired to serve cOpy of your tWiUiiiufl immediateiy lUilVi.j NOTICE OF ACTION Ldi,i,, iiiv IidiII jJ an chief .c :ie b,derS, because I wanted to go down ; public openino of Said written defenses if any, on O 10 BRUCI ELDEPI PRICE creditor cr his agent or attorney contracts 4DAN K5A 3i576) The turning point for the Christopher Ray, PO Box 399, returned town and luive a few beers,,, nd ani the amount claimed It the 26V- R IAA kes;dmtlal Zone District Board bidders return-ng the documents In llarriontp Springs. Florida, ]2701 io f(tflk recntl) when APY LEE PRICF. Hitt rca'led ' n I gut to sor Climi is not yet due, the date wnen I Of Tiust"s ndfilth riQ n with 'be Clerk of good condition will be returned the his wile will become due shall be stated It a lumber mill lost its inarket for on Lot i7 Tract 1 Bear Lake thinking , 'What a Dr Earl Weldon the above Styled Court )r. or before sum of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents Resiaence Unknown. is configent the Cl., im Of Paradise Point Seicond Sitiction, PS President ro en ung se!niapsan1h!itt learned he the 10th day Of March. A 0, 1916. (2 ) this is. I couldn't tuzfl them YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an unliquidated. the nature of the Ufl II. located In Section 1521 29 Seminole Community Contracts for work under this bid OthtjSC a Default and Ultimate could have them. action to foreclose a mortgage on the away again,' certainty shall be Stated If the on Cecelia Drive. (DIST. 3) CoIIqe 111(1 used the free lumber to you for the reliefdemanded in the Subcontractor not to discriminate n County Florida claim it secured, the security Shall PuhliSh F~,-j 1), 19. 26, 11916 S. RONALD H. SIJTTLE Tha t was 11 sears ago At be described The claimant shall DEW 16 make oad ons truction stakes, PclitIn employment prac Cci öfl o I Lot I?, Block"C",WASHINGTON Development Zone) - To construct 6 deliver sufficient copies of thC claim SEMINOlE COUNTY WITNESS my liand and officipi compl y vv:lh the laws of the Slate of OAKS SECTION which were sold to a lumber seal Of said Court n this the 2nd day Florida regarding minimum wage We plat thereof a~ ri~cojrdeo in Plat J TMENT qu t pro it of February, A D. 1976 mail one copy to each personal 3n the follawin2 dirscritked prMerly wh) they )LUdfl't build other NollCa of Public Hearing rates workmen s compensat on and R 16 Pages 56 & $7 Public Lot 3 ub, Section e r epresentative, un id promise of more made hi m (Seal) Public liability insurance IOU other March IS 1975 things Records of Seminole County,All perwslnterested in the estate 3 located In Section 6 21 29 at the applicable governing laws ancl ArMur H. Dockwilh, ir 7: 00 P. M. decide to liln%-P. the workshop F loroda. quickly decided LIley could. corner of Welliva Trail 'Least and to whom a COPY Of this 040tiCt Of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN regulations Clefk Of the Circuit Court "s teen filed against you And you Adminittral;on hat been mailed are y new l (DIST. 3) purchased for rent A 14-year bo designed into a Bid security on'he amount of S per are required to Serve By Elaine RiCharde Notice %hereby %liven ?hat the Suffolk Court a copy of your reQuired WITHIN THREE MOPJ HARRY A GOEHRINC.- BA( cent (S per ccni) Sminole County Deputy Clerk of the bid must Beard of Ad and built a diesel truck, com. house he had Just finished wrillen dclenses, it any, to it. on THS FROM THE DATE OF THE iustment will conduct a 3 IS76)- 24V-R.IAAA Residential accompany each bid J. Christopher Ra) Public JULIUS G. PETRUSKA, ROW plete with air h.:,rns made froin rernoideling across the street. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS hearing to Considef the following Zone- Rear Yard Variance from 30 The Successful b:dder will be L&ND, PETRUSKA, BOWEN & I was within one dayof ren- P 0 Box 3" NOTICE. to file any objections they items ft to 16 It cm Lot 3. Sloek B, copper tubing ard headlights relured to furnish Pertormanc, Alt,no Springs, " DONALD Plaintiff', , ttorn, Sweet water Oaks Section 4 PB 17 may have that challenges the A SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS it," lie said. "Already had and Pavment Bonds. executed by an vvhoW address is 308 North Magnolia shiny upholstery tacks. Drag ting Florida 32701 Surety, walls freihly painted and A t torney for Petitioner racers, boa and sundry mod t 32501 on or ' qualIfat;ons ers nal 29 on Royal OAk Circle. IDIST. 3) amount of 100 per WElVA MARINA-BA 515 oo per before Ma,ch 101h, Pub',V'i Feo. S. 12. 19. 76. 1976 1916 and file the els of trucks, each ruggedly shag carpeting dowm on the rtpresentalive. or ERWPELTZERIN BA( 3.15 , cent) of the contract sum DE original with the Clerk of this Court C,)vri Jurisdiction of the 76) AVRAAAA Res4ential Biddefs are requested to visit the e.ther before strvice on tl, Requeil for six M built from thin blDeks of wood .e Pla;n Zone Rear Yard Variance from 10 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND .-Approval granted August It. 1975, 11 to S it IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE site and determine the conclitions tiff's attorney or immediately also began to take OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILLU for Screen enclosure fw pool Wood chips are on the carpet EIGHTEE14TH JUDICIAL CIR. 0 erwo e a e au w Ifitt, eventually going $1,5oo iiow. Paint sWins the bathr Pefformed Some of the buildings >e eleal er, e re le Date of the first publication 0 this SE, West of Canal, c into debt for everything from sink. And boxes of toys Ie the COUNTY. FLORIDA ma y be occu p ied at certain times demanded n the Complaint S of R iver, E of Notice of Administration February road. fl S Elderberry Ahile work is In progress TPe 30029 on Miami CIVIL CASE NO 16-IMCA-0-E WITNESS my hand and the seal of power saws to varnish and walls of the old house sur. 8. GREGORY CHOKANIS- DA(3 SPfiMgs Road, (!)IST 3) Contract will include a sti;wlatea I h,. ,Court, this Ird day of February, 26. 1975 EDERAL NA I IONAL MOR paint, began busily cutting the rounded by shoulder-high La, risun Peligy A. IS 761- 20V- A I Agriculture 111. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS time for completion and liQUid3ted FIGAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor 1976 As Personal Representative Zone- Rear Yard Variance for pi eces in runs of a dozen or stacks of lumber damages for failure to complete the (Sealtm cration etc ol the Estate of detachedgMagefrOm 2011 o ott on CLAIN- DM3 476)- 2OTE-A 1 more. Pis Mill, work within such time. Arthur H. BeCkviith. Jr Robin, incidentally, still LimVERNE EDWARD GAT Oifl - -swalliPed by the that AME hrreb, (J.v that i am in buSnss at P0 s FICTITIOIIS NAME SEMINOLE COMMUNITY by guzzling vodka and "various col too young to paint or sand, Notic(. is herriny given fha oring books were kept handy engaged 6ii%inms At 710 W Sealed bids from qualified amounts" of beer. Just another to free their older brothers and Saniand0 in Spring% Dr , Longwood half-drunken day would have sisters for the serious task of 37750, Seminole Coun!y. Florida received by the Owner. Board of passed faid lie rwt hAPPened to lOY-building. under the fictitious name of dy 6 the leader'; r;c aI ____________ Ooze No Ofl was tuned away.For ing away an early retirement those AWs can be won, especially if material prospects look -ery u e your sense of humor. promising. You can feather CANCER (June 21-July 22) your nest if you're willing to ithbie area day he lp things along a bit The most proI AQUARIUS (J an 2D-Feb. 19) will he situations where you share something in coninwri Be your own person today, above all You can operate with one you !ovt. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) One of much more effectively in the - eS was whul. . 12 1C that emerged from their friead. corne and go at whim, ship in this southeastern Okla. thpir :d homa town. tucked under bene' ' hes. man, 1n Hut, high peak through tomorrow. are formidable tools in your Don't be too surprised if you're hands today. If you are selling soinething, it would be difficult the center of attention. GEMINI (May 21-1me 20) to turn you do%-n. CAPRICVRN (Dec. 22-Jarl. You should be able to comI t P }f !(,O, Okla. IAP - t a ng or i You a j your hair do Ue tofty. Stake plans that include that crin bring harmony where there once as dcord fun-loving friends. SAW 11 A111U5(NOV. ZJ-1)ft,. TAURUS (April MMIlly A)) Your popility Thin i 8 BERNICEBU)EOSOL L Legal gS aw~ _ 330' of Lot 12. Eureka Hammk, ifl AND ALSO Thal part of the East Section 24 20 30, off Lake Avenue. 80 fee, of ti.r West Hall of the Nor IDIST. 2) 9 SAM G TAYLOR- BAt) IS th*est Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 14, Township 21 761 - 23TE-- A I Agriculture ZoneSouth. Range 29 East (LESS: The To park a mobile "me on the NEl;; 3,OuTh 72S feel lhtreof) lying South of oISE T ofSWI4. Seclionll"31. less the Southerly right of way line a, N 100 11 of E 16S ft and less W 200 it of S 77,' It, and less R W of Moore Slate Road No. 436, all lying an being i.i Semi"e County. Florida. Station Road and leis R W of Avenue Furlhe All containing Y4 701 ac(n more or Richmond descroed as located at thC corner of I Moore Station Roac anc: Richmond t4s been filed against you and you ere required to seeve a copy of your 10 SEMINOLE COLIN I written defenses, if any, to : 1 on ASSOCIATION FOR REY ARDED WILLIAM J. BERGER, pl;wmfilf's Attorney, whose R1174!SS I Agriculture Zone- Temporary Greenberg. Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff & Quenlel, P A , 1401 Brickell opertlon of the Little Red Sc Avenue, PH 1. Miami, Florida 33131. House Program on me SOV 1 4 of SE,4 30. 4;7, cc% or brfzrc march I&:h. 1176. and C4 se tion file the origina, with the clerk of this as located South of S R. 427 and East a plaintiff's 4ttO(flCy or mlOedately thereafter, otheite a default w1II be entered against you for the relief II CLYDE SMITH- BA Agriculture Cu ure acne '' ' To Park a mob It home an that part , - defendants WITNESS my hand and the seal of PW'4 Of Section 16 19 29. lyifig North Of fa, lroad Furthcr descrit)m s this Court on February 10, 1076. 10(altd one mile down Markham ISEAL) Road. oft 4tA (DIS1 3) Arthur H. Seckviih, ir 12 FREDDIE A DOLE Y- SA( 0 Clerk of the Circuil court IS IS)- IIE- CA CommerciAl Zone By~ Mary N Darden - RMucif of Six A*nnths Extension Deputy Clerk Publish~ Feb 12. It, March 4, an approval granted Segiam bicr 13. 1975. for scif service gasoline pvmps 1976 and Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to 15 ft on Lot 17 Block E Paradise Poin' Section 1, PS 8. Pg so, located In Section 1121 29, of- HitIsCvS Larip (DIST. 3) 1O JACK SELLAROS- RA((3 IS 76)-- ?IV- R.IAAA Residential Zone- Rear Yard Variance from 10 It to 6 It for Screen enclosure for pool on Lot 3S. Blocit A. 1w#e*a1#r Oaks Section) PB IS Figs3. 4 and S located in Section 32 Iv.29, on S*ertsater Boulevard (DIST. 3) It. ALFRED S JOLSON - SA "One.- Side Yard Variance from 10 It too ft tobuild a garage continuous with the I%ouse on the following described prloptftyi Lot 4 (less the North 12.11 ft and less the South 11S.' " 11). Block F. DOMmefiCh Hills Sixth Addition, PB 11, Pg 75, cated in Section 282130. on Waumpi Trail (DIST 4) 12 LOUIS H. RICE- DA(3-13 76)- 17V-R IAA Residential Zcne- Rear Yard Variance from V f t to 20 ft on Lot 9 and the West 41 ft of Lot 10 Block B nest Altamonte Heights Section 3 PB 10 Pg 76 located in Section 11.21 29, on Sheppard Street (DIST 4) 11, BYRON EL TODD- BA(IAS 76) -19V-- R-IAA Residential Zone- RearYard Varianceftum 30 Iftc2l 111clextiii,ndpiresentyarageon Lot arKJ 1. 81(,ck C. West Altamonte Hei ghts Section 1. PB 10, Fig 69, locateo in Section IL211-29, on Citrus Slrotl (DIST 4) 14. JAMES L. PACEY-BA(] - 4 - -f lit Zone-Lot Site Variance from 11,700 SCI Of 10 9660 SQ 11 and Lot Width Variance from 90 ft to ft on Lot 77 and the West 22 ft of Lot 26. Block 8, West Altamonte Heights Section 3, O B 10. Fig 76, located In Section 11.21 29 on Oakhvrst Street. (DIST. 4) 15 CHARLOTTE V, ADICHT-DA() 476)- 21VP IAA - -- Residential Zone- Lot Size Variance from 11,700 sq ft to 177S sq, It and Lot Width Variance from 90, to 11 5 11 on Lot 1. Block A, West Altamonte Heights Section 1, FiB 11n Pg 69. located in Section 11 2121, Hillcreit Slr", (DIST 4) 16. CHARLES Jr KIEFER- BA(3 IS-70- 3QV- R IAA RijildienliA! Zone To divide three lots Into tw w ilding sites (14*140 ft) LOft I and 3. Block E. Traci 15, Saniana'' Springs, Pe 9, Pg 7, located Section 12129, on Hcbwn Stre'.1 (DIST 4) E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 16, 1976-Regular M ee t ing 7his public hearing will be hold in the COUAly COMM4sion ChAmL4(b Of the Courlhouse, Sonford. Florida. W March 15. 1976, at 7 00 P,M.. or as Soon thefeafter, AS P01sible ri en corn m ent w ith the Oftice of tht Zcn,, Administrator will be considered and persons 'liplimarl"y at the hearing will be heard orally. Hearings may be co-ritined from. time 10 lime as may be found necessary. Furihitir details Availeble by calli" 3114XV. EKI 304 Seminole County Board of Adjustment BY: Vli~tor GiSichlef, Chair man DE - �- - bb-tven,ng4era Sanford Ft ihuriay, Feb 26, 197t - 18-Help Wanted TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIt3 HT S inter Orlando - W Seminole Park Thursday - Evening - 2 4 9 6 0 €1) AS PW BEHAVES €i MY FAVORITE. &.RT,AN I : 4 -- - - 2 G C*CENTFA1K)t.4 9 WILD WILD WORLD :. 730 2 TREASURE piljg C %1 4OEFWU1 OF MAGIC 9 LET'S MAKE A ()EJ 800 2 12 NBC MOViE The -, - - . .. developer McGar, Cant qtxto persuade htiet1 that the ob a1xjuctnja (,i'fl DoYoung Anthony Hopkins. Joseph Cotton ire Iho Martin Balsam and Sian RJchard Ha - fl(jf) month old son 01 World twnnt L P P°" w tH a gii un w THEWALTONS -- 12 2 t12 NBC NEWS too 2 EL) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 2 12 E B R'TY SWEEPSTAKES 4 KL.JTANA 1030 MING €L) MOVIE (Man) Bachoic' Party (n Mii'ray Jack Wr 2 11t(H ROLLERS ciii 1957 PRICEISRIGHT (Tuos )ThoyMe MCACIWflflflGMIOId Ann Sheridan 1939 (Wed) Th! GVt From PJvs Uty ED 70)CJ3 TUNE Bag. I X16.(TW3.) "Acrom the GAMBIT Lardi&'rtssh. 1957.(Frt)i(ing and Four Oueens" Clark I IC' Pti* ti t.) I.. L Y ,Yti. SOUARES '4i 6' LOVE OF LIFE 9) .ippy DAYS fRI €.) w Frl.)VILLA ALEGRE"(TuO5,Th'' "CARRASCOENDA 11:55 -. 4 ' "'I .•• C CCC UC\%'S 0. L.J4Jjx r uS Kif I 1 30 2 12) DAYS OF OUR UVES A '7. A V AC TtJ •.. L1Wi t'i TURNS • Th'.tEA7;DflEASC 200 U fliE ELECTRIC (C4 PAW 9' $20,000 PYRAMID ,-, ,rnoon 2 12 00 Franc.=n st,srs I 2 9 9) ONE (Mon Tues Wed Thus) LILIAS YOGA AND YOU (Fl) (1n) CONSUMER SURViVAL KIT (A) €D ROCKY AND FRIENDS- NEWS 4 2 '.'3 THE DOCTORS 1 6' THE GUIDING LIGHT UNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIGANSISLAND 1 t ) MARY HARTMAN MARY RTh4AN U EL) MISTER DOUGLAS SHOW i 6) MERV GRIFTIN SHOW 4 -= - .- - - - •n.-- ______ 9 THE 4- €1) 2 -. FARM Atm '4'J .-.- -. - ' SANFORD PLAZA ANNOUNCING -' ru r'cv;rwvi 81 655 2 DEVOTIONAL STARTING FRI-FEB. 27th 658 ~;i~ 7- NEW: _t~ ir - 'K MON p./l ECONO HOURS S j,,g 5:30-6.30 SAT R SU1II323opM mu UO" 24 IZ TODAY(Localnew5 at 7 25 and 8-25). 4 ~ 61 CBS NEWS. (Ch. 4, * * Thin x, -; 5.30 ,'s STUDENTS $1 D CARDS NEEDED 800 46. 1. A 1' 1 A I N ANY TIME * ANCLAROO Ia * SCHOOL PROGRAM MING 9.W 12; PHIL DONAHUE SHOW NOW Whet. ware * * 1:30 P.M. ONLY WED MATINEE LAST DAY would b(O' uper P.ragrm Timing, AGAINSTA >CROOKEDSkY you m'62 TIL23OPM - $125j t 7)0 9- 10 ata nrin-action drams. but it got swamped in the rathigs by Starli and Hutch." N o whpt's to be done? "I don't know what the &n. swtT is, I tru!y don't," Wood a significant reduction in the der then that CBS replaced * given the law of averages and number of police and private Kate" with "The [flue probability, a 'Starsky and detective series has been immi Knight" Hutch' or something like that ft nt, beca use the public simply Through di cappinted at the will prevail ,--j. 10 0 MUM R (cONOF N ADULTS STUDENTS NOUN SHOW TIME $001 0010 T' CHiLDREN TSc / There Are Many Reasons For Opening On Broadway £cc:.IWY,,U,:.x, _______ r of write canfora Al A,.øn lramoy Group P 0 leather back, owner JAnie LaRue,Lost between Old 5?. Rd 1$, Paola Church of Christ and New St Rd 16 toward Ml. Dora 'end Eustis. Valuable to Owner ft found please call collect, 904o'e 37" - LookIng for . lob? The Clstitied Ads will help you fInd that lob ' THIAT1I LAST HOLLYWOOD tiouicvauo - NIGHT - AT DUTY NURSES . ------ ," / - IN A RACE AGAINST TIME AND DEATH TO CAIII THE ,,•, WORLD 4 - t4- , y- " _____ OR Tf n siio 7 . • , ' Ii CallBart No-wit, Ii furnished 7 ¼. .!. VT .lj;ni.!uuniIvIH, ill Lffim'_E~lTM .4 le bri7p 1t. IN I , PARTS MANAGER ti '2 Looksn'j for .14_- a c' L Oisab2ed Vet e ran desperatrty needs 1 2R apt unlurn or duplex. on ground floor Most be reasonable rent 'i Du.t',, turn On Good 1 OR apt ur, quiet area t rent ur 1urri Ideil location Reacun.mie r will buy small home. P 0 Sol 365 112 t 1191. Santord ' ____ ______________ ----------------- - - DISTRESS SALE - 3 bedroom, central heat & air Call for detals S201900 BEAUTIFULLY SHADED 3 Acre evIdencemaylIeinthe is AS006MIM - - . . t~ I I .; I #111, -A - - BIG HITS SHOW 11 Pic, productions closed on _________________________ 41-Houses bedroom aPartments, New For You! iui'flithCd or unfurnished redecorated Come see 300 F 'port filvi Sanford 371 t'' pa - lor7fttdrooms 1.duftsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7515 Park Drive $10 up JOHNNY WALKER - .-------(T,L?,IRAI CONIJAC TOP SAN MO PARK. 1, 7. 3. bedroom REAL ESTATE. INC trailer apts Adult & family park 322 6457 ''5y )S)5 P4w-. Il 97. Sanford ) 1930 _.2 Bedroom house on 113a* xIss, lot. AVA.ON APAR TMENTS Cash only. Call 373 395.3 after ADULTS. NO PETS pm 116W ,I I DR Brick Home 1iOMnaA..e 3)A-Dupiexec 322 0"I ilauptrnan's capture by New de- York pi comes relatively late In the show. When he goes sign, ('ostuiiis, lighting day nI,ht after opening. Together, the debacles repre- biggest time consumer iS rac- on trixi In New Jerse y, th scenes outside the counrooin n ed 17 per cent of produalon ing the budgeted capital." are pure cirms. derOf 65 totl 1r) With all preliminaries at 1, A radio reporter broadcasts takings, five more went off to tof order, a round of Contract. news of tile trial from his battle the boni before official t1e. Ddlillly by (lie gcnt who g-)t tickets in .idsanre crisr piggy i,afle btkser. 10 -.Ch. nrt , fuffl."hed furnished Ide Reasonable rent anytime ,,f DUPLEX : Stenstrom Realty I Bectroorn furnished duplex Call between 6 and 10 1) rn 323 7334 'k * THE GOOD LIFE- Just listed, thuS gorgeous 3 BR home on St Johns Rlvr Large 'of with huge crown oaks Kitchen with built in and mammoth master bedroom, with Sitting area Overlooking river $76,400 some catrptng equipment pC.i, no longer use? Sell it ill with a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 372 261 1 or )1 993 and i friendly V,iiirw *111 help You I ; - - - -' - SUNDAYS •A.M 3p4 ----- 1. H LURFN a's rsay e getting a preferable hawks "kidnap buttons" to ome Is ar.alyt,ea by one Broadway pinhouse conlmemorat.. the trial lind THE ROSES ARE RED-- The pool ;s bite, the golf course is green, and waiting for you Beautiful custom 7 story on flyer an acre, so yO'J can keep your horses It's loaded, and priced to sell .t 1" 'VII Iage - __________ ___________ _ •rr'i' WIPIPIEP Perfect Perfe ct Large Charm ng 2 BR. w,"itiflg toi' yuur special touch Can't heat the Space for thiS price Ste loday! CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR $31 rm. For just 5)1.500. fliCC A HONEY paneled family room, well land scaped yard. two bedrooms, In excellent condition A steal, il APARTMENTS g ST.J OH NS REALTY CO. Tdrivy8ax'i dream house in quiet area. Nice let, with large rear yard. Im maculate and the best buy for $70,950 or Unfurnished Forrest Greene, Inc. 910 6413 REALTORS 313 6153 ASSUMPTION GREAT 3 BR horn, with family room, screened porch. large tot, assume $150 payments 373 1311 ref rig garage %2A. IOC EXECUTIVE - 1 BR, 7 taih, for mal dining, separate garage, .irt'a 7 st uc co 519,!.uO cottage or game room 9dyffiva WITT REALTY - $16,500 24 His 32394 1 0 '1017S FRENCH (HWY Il 921 57CC DOWN - Fresh, well located I bedroom. I', baths, masonary central he at and air Quality and rent while pa pers proess.c-ct FHA inspected and approved for $21,750. Owner will sell this month for $73.00) FHA terms 'lice area See 'hiS one SAN LANTA 3 Bedroom. 2 bath nice corner lot, New FHA firian icing available OUTSIDE OF CITY - ) Bedroom, 1 bath, beautifully furnished Lot 91' i 170' 521.000. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, split plan Central heat and air, wall to wall lots of extras 521.000 3770779 * " Get -- YARD ,, - I5YR Fl-tA FINAPICIPIC, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES * 3.80) Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 00 ,si- ma 'ura, area No down payr'rnI snontnly payme'nt lcs than rent SubS'd.jecl In 171 1' '( ,1 ii I t, 5•',' it Government Tt,u..'. 8. rr . 4.020 thU GE Central Ai r (or. dtcnnr Urn? Used 3 P,(crs 3?) ________ ,lva'tabte *Irlvlirne Bud Cabetl 12'1,4$' Mobile Home on lot that can be rented, or bought, or tot alone if Ou h.-r ,i mobile home 377 078-1 :177 S622 -------- * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Piano & Doi an Sales & Serv We buy usect p'anns & trade' LessonsPi ano, organ, guitar. 6ccordian,1 60-Office Supplies -' u re Paved Streets 'Sewers ',treet Lights •Sidewaffrs Get Your - FROM THE OLDEST MOST EXPERIENCED BUILDER IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA We Are The Or'n,nsl "Oct 'Em While They're Plot" W.O. Unsworth and SIUCiIO i.2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Idyliwlide Homes By , chairs, straight chairs, filing n,ap'nrs, AS , C- ash and carry DELTONA 7 Nw Home's with I tsct intr't. VA lIdu Down P'ayme-nt). FHA (Low Down Pavmi,nt) No doing cost, 3 "\bi.droom. 7 bath, CU and air, carp.?. range, enc:o,ci '..,.IQiraqr F$arqn .e, at S?4.952 125 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD thSankrF Ia. PlO L L'S IT 97. 83') 4.106 -___ P't.A - -.-- IOQ - 1967 Volkswagen, with 1977 engine. 1750 317 5601 after 1 33 - - .......__ n ('met 7 hp rd rig mower, 30" cu*, A cona,vion, SJ' in Vii) after I 72-Auction pm - Au(tionEyeryFrcjav at 12 Noon II ghwa y 18 lie,, P,' in it?, Sanford STOP & LOOK tar the 0.Spliiy aa li'!flOunc.nu the opc'n',sa of San ?'w d's niwnit .innJ masuai Cactus Queen Nursery. corner Wek ... r'. fl.L . • .__ ,. ftV - •' I HP, 76" cut, used 3 tim5, like new Must sell $275 2550 Palmetto Ave asSume' balance 01 $1011, or I7 payments of $9 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E !s? St 372 9111 - 75-Recreational Vehicles Riding Mower,,Montgomery Ward, S ti,.. 54-, 30 Transporlaticn - vA -• IS tcnt Arctic Dodge "O rr--, niii c,e 3?? 9357 .l' steel mie,c;r'. nrrirp 1/4', '1 JSINESS DIRECTORY It r, New Vinyl Flooring EXP RTS READY TO SERVE YOU Assorted Colors ju ST A PHONE CALL AWAY - I .2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction Aluminum Siding I 4f#rant Pest Control can (Over your hOifle' .th ,,Im Siding & SCUd S ySter" AlSo 20 ,rs 851 9 56 hO,',', 'L'_ -- CG'oIuOL Pc1-o4r,cAncJC,5rg-e"'r, id,, ?S? P'i Drie 37? 6S , tin Roofing - F ree estmma'", (all 37) 67 - roof , Ir, ii,,' Trent Exterminating Co Com ig All % work pleti Pest Control arid T.rmitng IR000E PI ROOF ING 373 67ri Free Inspection 373 2956 !.'rt - Beauty Core U APARTMENTS FROM 134 III tU y ':'to' t f I .r',? 372 54 01 'i . , f Pet Care I MONTH land) Btdr( ,ons I or P Baths ALL ADULTS -FASY LIVING QUIETAND SERENE Modern Facilities AIIG. E. Located Wetol Hwy 1,-97 AtlUQ Florida Aye Ph, 323 465? Seeing lET PEST ipip,i Heater Cleaning 0, 1 flrr,- r Cui',in.nrj & Sir', O,k','c bi.'a'-r,j & .-.-r C rm 327 ?7 Al'er'.ns Il'i,,rci ,'ri & C,room Ph )'2 3.220707 Photography ,. EXCITING!! 2 New Models Under 529,000 CAMELOT AT CASSELBERRY Ike Pt&iqe .oswdhf' East off 17-92 al SemInola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off Winter Part' Drive Open 10 too 830.7966 CALL TODAY ',- I' , ( ,m rr Home Improvements I'. Phone (i' rJ 8154 Transmissions ".101w 111111 tape rt duIOiflt, ,ransm,,on Ovrhauliflg All *k guaranteed. Fri diagnosis Factory Iran. smission System, 402 E. Celery. 373 9115 Plumbing -BELL PLUMBING CO Sewers Elect Clean-'d Repars, 24 hr Si.' 3220959 -- Upholstering E xtt'riQr Plaster irig. Patching & Simulated brick & Stone specialty 372 2720 Pressure Cleaning Quality upholstering Free pick up4, delivery Call for In-, "stn'rat.. 2.211 1' Conrnerc ,i 3d] 6451 Plaster Carpentry R.moci,'i nq Of C,jstOnr rrrp ,' St rnli e Ac3dt,ons - [ .', ".1 ill L'cenSr'd BOndCd 32) 6036 ';,_..k ,'i,..T P,(, •.P,t) .',AJ,,i.S PtlRIrirATiOPd 5yST[,'.5 ''i 0 I' - i4 i.',, install carpet and Vinyl, wall to wail, Free Estimate Call SEARS ii, Sanford 337 1771. , ','..ii - ": '-'S UPi,i it4 ¶-('rv(C T' 102 SERviCI Live Oak last Blvd - Income Tax Serv. - Well Drilling Radio & TV '27 - NEW HOMES Remodeling GUIDE Each Thursday #I to @0 0 Classified Ads'. Dept. 322.2611 or 831.9993 -' - •.' - -c e-- --- - -2i:;---; .t_ - •.- ,w..,;5,., .-..z" _ Window Service InCome Tax Returns I'm 5 1`1 4 ,%$ ii.5 17 v: - L and Clearing ,iO',i I.'l'Poy '.'E'IT SUP KE(P ,- 00r old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with none effic ient cngie or Ooi,,le hung W"bdOyw 1)1 5971 Johnny Walker P4"y. i',4fe'q ',' the S,irti,' .n?t'grity. t-.ertist' in your remodeling and atilions requirements as is ,, e' available IN OUR NEW HOME .'. All types anci sirs We repair and Serv'cr STINE MACHINE & UPPLYCO r'ci )i 311 8-li! - p AND LIST YOUR Dressmaking, fad(. men's, children's. Drapes, Quit!' Upholstering Donna Canac I S I E WSON LAND CLEARING Pu?1di,ru, F*u.vating, Ditch work PIl dint, tOp So'l )fl593 ii P' general car - Structoni 322 6457 I (,E T THOSE LUXURY ITEMS OR A FRACTION OF (HEIR COST ROM TODAY S ,'IAtIT ADS' I ?W-734.)4 '- -- . browse 62-Lawn.Garden " c- u' and 577 250 YMEL OTT, REALTOR 11 3.03 Pd B'v1 . DeLanc' j1uJkeh Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDITIONS- REMODELING -.-- It Protea,ou.i,Iv Manige'l fiv 322 1651 (Dealer). SWAP str'DP P LLA WAR KET (itO Ct' i "llr Sr a buyer No cPn,irg.' All admitted tree. Come every Sunday 9 to 3 It 'be Ine,Ir(, SOuTh Mo'y.,tand Or,', '797 Ph0n 32? t?13 Williams Accounting 322.2090 STFXJC'nC)N Iii Inc M,Unsworth Realty Rig Real Lilete flr,,u, K) Weit First St San'.rd 71) 74 (1 or 311 CI?? t Luxury Patio Anrtments FROM 197) Aud: 130 15. 4 door Sedan. automatic. air conditioned. stereo. red interior, $2 79$ Call 10-Swap & Trade & chairs, secretarial desks & - ,, Phone 365 3931 gloves & speed bag Call 267 6695 InteriOr fluilde'r We 4150 fluid Culor'r If ames ordens - . : _j- a better price - Used office furniture I C,uwfev Sr ,', 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Runs Good. New Tires. $700 -- Gifts Krrt', (Psr,'i.len PAYTON5 CHILDREN ' S WEAR 28i0 t'iAwjitn,5 Pt' 177 Iii'' Golden Touch 'N Sev 1970 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 3 Owner, loaded First $1,200 takes it. Call Harold, 3731920, apian(r' s. evening at 7 (7 m. BERNER'SAUCTION 5ERVIE ____________________ block House Will move I) your lot 7 Bedroom, living room, Iitthtfl. bath, carport, utility room, olt heat. .r'.( AC, cicellent COr,ditior Price includeshi maying and new foundation $10.9 50 Pl.one ?'9S0117 tu.rriutu'c', pr'i.&group Ball's Piano & Organ I lSO7 Jacobs Road SaIii. 301 W IS? 372 72 SS lAcros from Deland Airport, Pt 97 DeLand, Fla.) Phone 901 731 7773 ONLYUB9INSTALLED Terrris avaitable. Warehouse must be emptied NOW? Call warehouse collect. darS or evenings ask for Frame house With slab floor. Will move to your lot Price 'ncluo, e' hOuse, moving and new foundation 3 Bedroom, li i bath, kitchen, living room, all heat, unit A C. good condition 51.950 Phone' 295 3112 ', a, Cash growing auction serb ice in Florida, we need more met chandise Therefore we pay more for quality. No junk. Attend Orl of our auction sales every Monday ______ Pool distributor must sell balance Of 1975 pools complete with Sun deck, fence and filter. 3l'x16 overall. I 41M. .491 D.1O 'p 1944 Fori Station Wagon, I cyl.. automatic, air, power steering. new tires, new inspection, cx cetlenf. $79S. 321-0996 San-torn the lot 3779345 eneva 11101'141 E 9 S OF Wooded Lots :TI0N ', 7971 Hwy 11 fl 372 5961 59-Musical Wrchandise _________________________ S nrr'c .'st hi Sr fl i- tiLl,,' Sold " 3fl5S roof S3.i440S appliances, : tl5 & AntiCUeS Berg the h tastet ROaSON MARINE Str.ppinq 4% Waxing & Business F rnTIte'5 Blitz Clean 373 roar -. " ut'ecl help on tnat Saturei.Iy gOb" Paneling, doors, windows hungs, concrete' work, etc fly the hour, or Low Cest Housing Homes With Many Plans To Choose From -- .• Chico & The Man Buy I or 1001 items Ave U I aIr .'S'.'li'!. TRADE BUY SELL It ]I E F r',' Si or tools etc 1971 Charger, iS' Runabout with frailer 55 HP Chry,lcr engine, W only 10 hrs on engine. $1,150. 373 . arprntry, Concrete, Steel, Remodeling, Roofing Free Estimates No lob too large or small Call Red or John, 373 5001 nd . G auto. AC, radio. PS. PEI. excel tend., $1,699. 322 9063 CASH 3224132 '- ________________________________ WILSON MAiER FUPPIITURF DELTONA - ? room ranch, 40' x ID' family room, Screened porch Immaculate $76,900 eves - t)AVES 3?) ?)7O 17 0r used f'jrniture. 6 12 r? 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger, 7 dr. HardtOp, 17.495 173 7917. We Buy Furniture _____________ .'srw'si 80--Autos for Sale - Phone 3707fl 372 2057 - tires, 17' vox f. i'i' table saw, time clock, office desk. Coke machine. 312 7171. 11 OR IENTAL RUGS WANTED Tcn prices paid, used, any condition. IS' Glass Arrow wth60tp Johnson, SAW K tchc'r Bathroom Cabinets Cnte,' toçs, S inks lnSli$tlation 79-Trucks-Trailers -- - uo _______________________ -_____________ - 7774' after S 524.500 q i,ai Estate' R'ik,'r 403W It st 123 6(81 or fl] 0511 -- -- er.'r,',z'' '".L' DcISARY- 3P,edrooni, lbath, I', old, assumable mortgage to M.UNS WORTH REALTY 173 3111 64 CasSelberry. Hwy 17 92 a ii I'P ua?or lit? trailer, $695 Call 377 5775 after 6 pm. - F,'otorC,cie lr,suraIxe BLAIR AGENCY ,Pitd to but, u'.ed Office furniture Any Quantity 140' ( '5 tail S Maple Ave .,I,.i SIIrrforc - •' qualified buyer 78-dk.flc'rcycIes - ------ -- -- afTer itemS 55-Boats & Accessories ,rs Life in of Loch Arbor - , pointS 321 9144 68-Wanted to Buy n , 'c ui to 42-Mobiie Homes 373 5715 ' Em While treasures. plows, small piano, tc'n 0?', .t clhc-r jflt , r 7 ('',I' r iii:' l') r,uararitec'j 3 Year old gelding, part Arabian, excellent with children Moving must sacrifice. s;is '10 , Myrtle, Sanlord 9 a m unl:I?? Clothes, household items, I?' ni' fl.,'?! T(', 's PECK UP JUNK CARS FREE Small price for cthers I'o,' 177 ¶614 66--Horses 250) 5 misc. for wrecked or junk cars We 'e*ày 7 days ni-ex Cal, -- -- -- - -- - - 54-'Garacje Sales S,,turd,u, ch SALE rills entra IIOr,j,, s ( MIJL TIPLE LISTING P CAL IOU 12 2 1991 1919 S 771196, 372 1911 172 1959,337 il.i ANFQRD - 3 bedroom, I', baths, rarpet, central heat & ,ir. garage. 7 yrs $26,W0 (u'tom Built , Stemper Realty *They ' re Hot " * MEALTORS MIS 2SISPARV ttl, like pennies from heaven when you Sell "Don't Needs" with a 372 7116 ' carpet. Reg Real Estate Broker, 321 06) AT 3222420 ANYTIME want ad . . CLOSE IN 2 Bedrc.om completely carpeted. range & refrigerator, 2 pantrics Scre,ned porch, fruit trees Only , Call Sanf or d's Sates Leader 3 Mo. 6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases Hwy. 1797 Across From Ranch House 373$6700r $31.9777J Welcome. REALTOR SPRING tSSPRUP,'c, Fantastic i bedroom, 2 bath overlooking lake, scrren-d patio w Vi 16*32' heated swimming Pool Privacy fenced 1.47.500 COUNTRY LONGWOO() 3 Bedroom home, Tully fenced yard. new FHA loan available $71,500. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home. economical oil neat, shady Yard, 111$,350 MAKE OFFER THE WORK HAS BEEN DONE-for you Remodeled 3 Bedroom Furnished j Owner. 37) 05?? Oars 32: 6173 Pd iQ'it'. - 322 7357 UClTOA6.b 6611 "'i - --clIecl, OrIanco $61 7131. Puppies, part Doberman, part Lab $I males, $5 females 373 6871 __________________________________ ,'s' and BROKERS striry 2 NEW remodeled redecorated. 73 Bedroom houSe, new kitchen with breakfast bar, new carpeting, large paneled family room, dining room. new roof, new natural oat furnace & e'tra large backyard 172,100 . carpet, cent. heat & air, range. & Retirement LIKE DREAMWOLD - 38R, 1', bath, -I-- _- Days 377 7171 Broker Nights, 37) 0155 Completely DELTONA - 3 BR brick and aluminum siding. 1 1 j bath. parage. large rear yarn corn 041t0,y fenced. wall to wail carot Asking $71,950 Owner ma y con sider selling FHA or VA DYPIAMICPrtOPERTIES ,r'ab q', ri ,tuI ci r TV - - 14*111 .1 , '- , "¼. 3 Bedroom home, 3 baths. I car garage For further Information. call 86.1 5737. Lake Mar One bedroon- ctntr I air & heal. Ideal for retired $100 mo 504 734 6397 ' '. M erchandise JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY JOHN Sanf or d - 2606 S Oruanoc Dr Winter Park - 2C5 Park Ave N 1) joS 3771 711 W. i1is is how the throughout Central ASH, Parr.t'nts $147 17 monthly No Qual ify i ng AsSume 1st mortgage Multiple Listing Service .. Uti,' 3772116 BEAUTIFUL 3 Ledroom. I', bath home, draped & "arpeted Realtor 323-5774 Anytime P8.11 from p4[I fl5' I for,"' 121 1734 'IO Ir,. 5i -- Estate Yard Sale - I horse wagon. ', )'i low tsri(rrn,iu. Altcr HourS' J22 3991 322 0642 377 764 Nrwi1 3 (iI 1 Lath , huge corner tot on road rertrl h a *iit wail rarpcl I.zcrIIent terms • fl211'arkDc Realtor Harold Hall Realty - gr ou -o-wiii um 'rig ,n Real Estate - 1 BR a, turn or ilurn Adults, 195 372 2296 after S arid vik rids .. RETIREMENT SPECIAL FurniShed 7 bedroom, on beautiful Park Ave Convenient to stores SI6 5 horni's,',, 31-Apartmcnts Furnished of a Police (azette account, dramatist J. P Millet-recreates the cxse, using a sequence of- cou.,In, the one seck dodo, al the past few se,i.son Certain once 'somne i th nb that looks ter development - but good f,nij wa"s çjj' nice old flues of thumb which good" Ole pt USU editing and taut direction help 'Didn't they know It was aw we'll get to shortly, ate no all) needs polishj"i 1"Iwaif --- bc stat 3227643 '..,.'' JIM HUNT REALTY tth, carpeted throughoijt, nun? I U 0. of agricultural e- uipment and auto parts, inCludit,g receiving, stocking and counter sales Permanent position with excellent fringe benefits Contact Per sonne t Office A. DUDA & SONS Oviedo. Fla 305365%81 An [qua? Opportun i ty rrrpJoyr' V,9UO. OLDER TWO STORY] bedr oom, 7 "f --. buys - , II.'":'" MOSSiE C. BATEMAN P ARK LIKE SETTING - Enjoy life in lovely 3 bedroom,? bath with extra large family room, Finest area 571.950 tnio,ce area - 30-Apartments Unfurnished ;, Must hi' xpirin(r, in an poMe brought the lindberi ghs on a abo%v average TV 'are, fairly a stori winter night in IM, faithful to the sad facts of the when their first-born child was case. kidnaped from their new home near Hopewell, N.J. With the 'traI1tf,)flsardpes At' Drama Writer *11)e&,e is nn diii howev~r, or a little play. generally tragedy and their place in it, NEW YORK, iAlli -- Tj;osc thril gum~ing future win- represents about two years of a The character sketches art, pr oducer life, argil) one-dimensional the woeful Broadway birds, the tiers has become ii?) tricreas. show has 118 speaking roles one-night turkey and Its first mgls ha,Tcy pa.itine during A tumult of problems star ts which tends to reduce charac don to every sudden demi.w bedroom. IDVLLWILDE XECUTlvE HOME - Ibedroom, 30' family room, wet bar, breakfast room to Rent - -38--Wanted - Reid today's classified ads tnt - napping Case," this three-hour "Hes what the hell's going on show begins wi th newsreel clips here' You goina It-) turn or around the Lindbergh home One even scrambles up a lad LJKC P Paper .., condition, has TLC $27.500 garden .quipment? ant "am garage 7 a'h *plq 121 I)?' (F r,'nt, %15 wk Phoni' 312 1163 after S p rn I '. irV for d play- keep ihe program absorbing 'Lao _ large fenced in yard. near lake In - not* Oudrr I OR, 2 Laths, 7 Story, Iunepl,uce, 2 Ia's. I ril ced extra room? Choice finest n.ih borhood school area $79 500. Co!r,r Acres nr'ar 0011 course. Ferne Drive oft Markh,im Woods Rd 7 . t Vi 1, I 'I37-Business Property 2Pleat appe.sr fir] sales persons with car Ica- local demonstration wk Top earnings and Chance for ad vancement For interview, call 859 1750 - 6' GROW A GARDEN 3 WV . Restaurant & Lounge. 300 S Saiilui J NEW YORK (AP) -Aneng- bergh arrives at trampling over whatever 53..TV. Radio. Stereo Seminole & Vii Co'jnt'es, Acreage Tracts, small & large' TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 625 0711 - GET 1110SF LUXURY ITEMS FOP? A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? 7241 ' 3 Experienced barmaids and ID experienced waitresses Apply n r. Lr' person, Tliv - - - 65-Pets-Supplies - 1" ________ 1. HAVE from ito 70acirev near Osleen Good terms Discount tr.i' cash Conditional permits mr mObteflotneor P1om,.rDcrstrL.l(,nl avaIatle 617 1617 Fir Sale by Ow ner- 7óedrnom, Florida room, )00'x I50 to!, 'rec's Near sanford 373 9316 - Want dhytimC nurses aide work In private home to years cx KOvE ESTATES No SA pertenc, Phone 3 73 6.416 P -(i.t, l,j(j5, $50 ni n n.-' I 'i'"' . P0 . .i) (:',',-.r ),7I(" I.I'aiJr? I'' StENSTROM REALTY TUI P1 ?J .10 ,pIiJj' 'Lindberg h Case On TV Tonight events approach that starts with the horrified discovery by the family nurst that the child is missing The state police are sum mened, followed by hordes of nolsy, excited reporters PPnnuv',fl 2611 ,, ------ - 77-Junk - - Cars - Removed , .r o',r' Ctni" Pint our R.nscnyac CARROLL'S F URPIi TUPE 1725111 Rrlr,gr'cator. Dryer, flunk Bed' and Dishwasher- - .', LEASE or'T IOu Bedroom mobile home, •v'43 21-Situations Wanted . Want 10 care for elderly patients in One & EDITOR'S NOTE - p i fter all, there's nothing self-styled "Broadway wise which the child was kidnaped ers have many reasons for not more ego-deflating than stand- guy" who for years has been reminding me of Fred Allen's foldIni a show before opening ing in a wind-chilled refund line acting, producing and watching acid opinion that most report night on Broadway, even where }O4J 1118) be seen b) a others hunt for the elusive box era only think of humans as though failure seems certain nose neighbor who always office pot of gold at the end of stories wrapped in skin Th ere's alssa)s the possibility seems to pick winners, the creative rainbow. The drama moves frorn scene that a sure loser will somehow Theiswer,of course. The main thing you've got to to scene with workmanlike pro click in glory on opeting night Virginia, the producer often did remember," be says 'is that a cision, telling the stories of tun know what v,ollld happen lie is H' I4UUAM (;l.ovEIt reads, in fact, to plead guilty, project, whether a big musical Jor and minor figures in the . - No BAMBOO COVE APTS der to peer in the room from - - plus screened patio. Like new home on a large, well lancisi- aped yard P4"j,r 1 S39.900 pm .•. 'Ic 'S - __________________ ,.,,. Wood attributes the popu concedes Iarlt' of that new ABC police He sa id that If non-action series to the fact that it wcis an ',luiw are to survive, "they're action show pitted against going to ha ve to be Like TV executives have predicted Kate" and NBC's lawyer Waltons'- the quality is o[ng repeatedly in recent years that show, "Petrocelil" Little won- t"tiavetobe very rich. Because 3 IS -- For further information call 173 45$1 Lost- Americ..n Standard Bible, U re-all) doesn t matter how flell you do everything else (.aU.Se cu'se failed" rEiRGAIN MAYS.EVERYDAY çx' - d"flki'fS - doesn't pay any attention to it, 'K Rirady for occupancy, OR, 7 bath. with formal dining, family mm., 2 Bedroom furniShed carpeted, with cabana on private to' sits month Phone 3? Oslo it ter 630 )ot A 11th! lii 1(1 %( i i:; failed 1921 from New York to Paris get a 42, it tells you Although the program loses musical or a ballet something rniserabl'huw:',cr about what the audience Is gocare what sou do, the audience and the adulation and honors it some impact by De Young's cu ing to do rlousl) wooden portrayal of Kate McShane," although defec ts so fast, you're left with brought him Th en the actors take over , lindbergh, " The Llndberg Kid And you can put 1ill the stuff not the bomb 'Beacon lull' a veryhard core, and that's all depic ti ng the tragedy fame nappi ng Casa" is st ill strong, on what sou and I both feel was, was another CBS attempt )OU'Fe left wi th " ICA io I 'K -- . .--- 'V 5--Lost & Found the national audience watching trig with crime and also of sorreihing that ha ;call, a rc TV at the tlmt I and )OU put on deeming quality to it, whe ther it sortie of th ' U SESAME TPFET ALL CHILDREN 75 t. r lie a documentary nr a serious of Lindbero.'s Nstoric flight in not?" - TT I2 PA * • _____ .. - r . - U EL) ELECTRIC PANY 19 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES €1) THE LONE RANGER .'. NEWS 4 . baths, family room. fireplace, carpeted, large lot Suntand area 372 6336 after S wk Clean 3 beiroom. I' z bath. avocado stove & refrigerator, blue carpet central heAt & a i r Payton'S, 377 1)01 LO NGWOOD _ 650 BIG . MEADOWS WEST 343 $326 or 321 1)06 alter I •' J010 sALCOHOLArROBLFM U'4 YOUR - AMIL Y, ANON 1c,, far?itie5 Or friends Of prOOiern ' - ¶t'.ni C ;.-.i Miiytag portable washer. excellent condition, $100. Phone 13' 7463 - 17 Aerc. I? lOts, new 71' 48', (101 wide rYCtitC hOr, fenced pasture, large garden ready to piar.t. Seller trade' for motor horn,' 'r travel trailer Located off i'n t a' Pcila. E Of Wilson follow sign. 37) 6096 for Rent 64-Equipment 7.'OOPIEY APPLIAPICES)7'I 0697 43-Lots-Acreage The "Good Ole Days" have Mover left the Classified Ath. , , The j... 7:. - r.'?t rpA'.'our ','r cyr u ' dyS JCt±AO wk 377 9066 ]7767flrrj"O)67 -------. F;rr.enced& C a Hi7i7 Write P0 D(x 1713 Sanford. F Ioi-ida 3277? DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad - --------- BR, 2' 3 3210041 34MbIle Homes 2 Bedroom trailer iii --- heal. CIt'n .',iii icct I child COt,I'? sor;I, nearly 44 years ago is cornAt night, the mob retnairI3 on the public instead of on him misguided," Wood ays, "But I Later Wood grew more rerng up tonight on NBC out.stde in the street, within and his fe1lo network execu do wonder how come nobody flcctlt,e lie said It stars Cliff Dc Young as earshot of Ilntintmnnri'q ..,t,..,. .i... t_.. , - t'e'Il PIIU77IVUp7 lily I.lIdIiIL IUU MIUW, I LJVVII UL it -. "You can't be obli%ious to teristirs. the behaviors, the lhead of the netAorki seven I.Indbergh, Sian Barbara Allen chanting "Kill Ifauritmann' what the audience Is seeking," stewing patterns and the i;re! )ears, which does not make me as his wife, and Anthony Hop- Kill lIauptmann' lie's convicted and twice says Wood. the affable, O.year. erences of the audience. Maybe any expert but Ican give you kins, who does a brilliant job as old president of CBS Television. somebody ought to do i criti- book, chapter and verse In Bruno liauptrnann, the Ger. granted stns of execution. "And I'm not sa ying the 'we ci.sm of the alP,',nrp." those seven years - and YOU man.born carpenter who died in When he's finally put in the Jersey's electric chair on electric chair at the state pt-isgi ve them what they want' kind Beacon iiiu" was ar, effort can Imagine the number of New Apr il 3. 1936, for the kidnap on, orle impatient c. of thing, but if you put on by CBS to break out of the life- shows that have come and gone urder of the child. crowd outi the prison still 'Bea(vn Ifill' and you get a 13 and-death fortnat that is the on television in that time on all Entifled "Ti 11ndberigh Kidshouts at a gwird: hare (ineaning 13 per cent of core of the weekly series deal- three networks and any thne 643 44 . mnvs Can Help 5-00 ADAM 12 LASSIE tz ips .5tciot 52-Appiiances B ed roons trailer, 12'x3S' servc, used maclines KULP 1 bath, completely furnished. ar cond. fenced, fruit sacpelrd Close .n 371 047.1 orunirn reQuio:dOwfltraflspoiton Apply alter 6 p m Ifl? KntwoOd , a rousing cheier, has crt B. Wood thinks it's about should be made that there are a Interested in making money r"ming drarnafixation of the house, gets time someone started blaming lot of police shoss on the air, I that he respects their drawing kidnaping and murder of a coat buttrn nIpoed off b} a t"t.I..,,. I 7 t...,,1L...L',. _t,.... .iiiiriv A. IAn'JUVIYJl s uuuni ' souvenir irenw, the iUt 01 television cop shows don't think that's misplaced or power. I? LIVIM3 WORDS It O(ItlG C NAI* • I-ACEDWIT ' (R) - S(J'!RISE JUBILEE 835 ) es ' - '4mmyF Evans W MICKEY MOUSE EDITOR's NOTE - When- won't support so many. cancellation of those two shows, t'cr there is a TV show sith a But the reductbn hasn't hap- Wood, who has been CBS-TV "redeemIng quality to it, pened. CBS. ABC and NBC can- president since 1969, Knew they slh"ther it be a documentary or celed 17 series this season, but were a gamb!e going T1. IIC a serious musical or a ballet .. only one was a law-and-order says he holds no illustorss about the audience defects so fast, show ABC's "Matt Helm." the social worth of cop shows. you're left sI(h a very hard Not only that, they added four During an interv1ew, in fact, he cure and that's all you're left new ones, so the genre contin- did not bother to try to Justify vith." - Robert B. Wood, Lies to fill one-third of weekly them, as soi'eproducers and president of CBS-TV. nighttime programming. There itwork officials do by arguing ______ are 23 network police shows that they fill a societal fled to By LEE M8tRGOLIES each week. believe law cnforcement agents Asscdated Press Writer "I think if we are to b't critl• are on the job squelching crime. '• C r o c k ett ' s Profess io nal House Cleaning nc( help opringancf housecivAning References • t - -_----- ç •, P1, - R('COfld,tiOn,'d BatterIes, sti exrnançi' UP FL ' Finny 5ee(jr' 1 109 Sanford .ve - $200 and assume payments of 560 month Phon,' 337 9112 i OR. 3 '.'.:-' To Blame For Cop Shows 4 Flamm INCURRED 7I THAN 2 ftiroom t taiti turn "a 626554? - ONTlAC1 MLS IILALTORS ,t 9c3 1-68 MUPC)TT5 OEItTS time HostessCashier, Ex or appointment, a Furnished •.., ,•,,, 1173 16 per ma REALTY, 372 2335 V CANT- S OR. 2' bath Island kitchen with breakfast bar, Doti ble oven Many extraS $55900 - -Houses Thjfl5 to Eat ' Call TQII ANY -;y ANY' M ---- Teit 665S heat, enclosed garage, carpet, shingle roof, washer dr',e'c honk up, nice area FHA insured LS1dL • Wood Beleves Public 600 SUNRISE SEMESTER 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 2 i') Mm -, (Tues. Thu's. Fnj'Joasyso' ('Wed.) "Pi-01es in Education 9' DAILY 630 4 PASTORS STUDY 61 SUNRISE SEMESTER - TROUBLED? "we Cart- Equal Opportunity Fn1p3r C BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2117 Holly Avenue Phone]23 75 Our 7 ' - i. YOU are Jfledroomonlargelot onialneiront Phone 372 6913 alter S ni 114330th St S anford Airport Pi r Ra r. MIKE Moining _ sacrifice greatly - An \1-)11 Rtidl 'if I,, (1 [it KtJLP DECORATORS 407w Ist Sit . in 7335 Y Furni ture room, carport, shining, payments $10632 Pnone 32700 S1 or nights 3 13 R. I', baths, CB home, central i..i._ n__i r 372 - ITWE 15111i New and Used Ford. Kubota, Pettibone ','e'flt6t Service 417 Magnoli a Aynjc .LTAMOp4T E SPRINGS $14 till - - - Used motorssflld and installed AlsO 17 acres cars for parts Opeii ; days wed, J&Ø Auto Parts, East Hwy SO Call collect. Orlando 56$ CONTRAC I UW S F UlPP.AE#4T F A'lM EQUIPMENT 51-Household Goods !'-1 76--Auto Paris I lnc,'.' (ARIFIE double wide. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen Rc4 Real Estate Broker 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment PROFESSiO4/.L','AlO SERVICE or I rn (',t rn,'.- ()ll (alt', :ii (.iI U) 7117 0962 It no _- Gardens Section Garden of the Apostles Current value 5.100 Will 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONS1&LE - .--,.- 7Cemr?ery plois. HJghlafld Memory I Friday - ,--'i.1 04...Idiu I ED ADDAMIS FAMIli 145 FlD 200 DAILY DFVOThYIfrsL. - i:_i. TOUCh Up Dei,artmen?s 'niv at AMF OLO BOATS ___ Fr... 127 1for NElG)-Of*4OOO 9: EDGEOF NGHT ?'od Nloon Fi'iday " Flax 55). Sanforu, I ii U?7I 9 DAILY - - &.) .12 TOMORROW 2 - Joon The Day Before Publicatlor' SundaLl 3 Bedroom, 2 bath Iurnhrd desired Cr'fltrat hC&. air Good neighbor W¼J)3 "iv UI 1613 or OcLand pMhaiIy l ss* TAFFEP. PEIIl. TY ii Hilt extra bike with a low cost Cuss? cii Al SNrOo * (alt today i7 W 1st 5'. Sanford 3732920 ,, Only $100 to qualified purchaser -- Evening Hra$d.Santord, Fl. I - ZIMMEP, I?' wide. 7 bedroom. '' nitr.il ar. carport, patio cover s b irtng, new carpet, adults Only, Payments $5061 Phone 377 0051. Nil tils 672 5569 eric RA'i,4ONDM BALL Rn'q Rrai E?n'e Boker 377 51..4 After Hrt. 327 2757 Noce 7b(1rmblock home, turn Or unit urn , ikQrn Fiberg ' 1LJi C1 a (*prr nc c neip NICE & NEAT 3 hdrnom, 11 bitf.5, r'ntnai he,,? lot'd qar,rje ,xCnliint buy $21.00) hut' BALL REALTY 327 1549 3 Lines Minimum - ________ 1200 Machine elperii ncr AAAEMPLOYMfP4T 2OIComnmefcIdi,Sanfor d fl$ ' 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL o make ad dash bend enemy tines in WWII 1970 9 WIDE WORLD MYSM 4i'.O C TERY 'jrtx 'us stars EL.) ROBERT hi NEIL REPORT 1230 9) WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: ngsoot.' James 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9( RYAN'S HOPE €0 SCHOOL PROGRAM 10 00 CE L SATURDAY 9-Noon 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL €t) (Man) A BIT W1TH KNIT (Wed) WDMANAUVE €1) THE MOTHERS IN LAW 3 4 (6) MATCHGAME 1255 1100 If L, t. ..- - W ELECTRIC COMPANY 930 e ADVICE SEARCH FOR ( 6) 26IImes - 2 12i ANOTHER WORLD 61 ALL IN THE FAMILY Jlcalin 24C line . CHARGE) MINIMUM (Jo 5:10 P.M 800 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY tnt TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW fD S t%UW ti'i big vO W THEK rv 1230 TAKE MY SHOW (R) H Unfu,nislicct? Bedroom 4oriir on rrage 323 55U deposit 'WId ithruIimeS bth:u2Stimes tioc 1.1 ' RflTES ILL.' DEPT r' Night Auditor - exclusive Plush king condi t i s, satir y tor 4 riirvji (12) 2 4 ,- SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 300 NEIGHBORHOOD 2 1t LOWEL.L THOMAS RCMZMBtRS(R)(Fri)BOOK BEAT (A) Ifl MERV GRIFFIN SHOI (Man.) ERICA (A) (rues.) SOuu (Wed) (Thtn)NOVA(R)(Fii.)KL.PS ) MISTER ROGERS 2, 12 ICAIGHT FRANCISCO: Guests: David '6 1 CBS MOVIE- ""'s He. Strong. roes, part Two. Clint EastRhue Lt. Stone poses as 3 about Ina 1932 cirwri tAlpiture -, VThfl un Janet Leegh 1966 (Fri) The Nakod Edge (B&W) Gary Coupor. C)otxrah Kerr, 1961 Bamaby into a complex batik fraud sctieme. 9 HARRY 0. Tina Chen, Ran'n Biero guest Harry C) vet1 gets on the Ual 01 black nwkeei-s after an old lnondss n ho found dead on a nbon dollar theft 01 Chineo aitIactS 1030 Ft) BLACK JOURNAL ii 4 6 9 i NEWS EL) LIUAS YOGA AND YOU ILiid LIrlcz)ergn Kicwiping Cast, _______________________ 4 6 BARNABY JONES Tracinga missing witnosstoan axwendy routine ZICCidOflt3J flat.IpO4 ciltiowifeolaweanny one 11 •831-9993 322-26 (9) THE NEIGHBORS €Z) €L) (Mi) WOPID PRESS (A) (Tues .. Wed., T1ss. 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Betty Field 1941 Mosecal with sccee forsake girls infavcx 01 a ide a m&i ot the cletfi 6 CBS NEWS ARC NEWS €D RINT1NI1N , upon father 01 an Arnuncan dyin,g grandmother loam him nn suyiarnni 15 9 thtn his eager rasp. the realdy ci being p&dtsIier ci a but 9 WFICOMF BACK. 1(01TER Virys proinge, 10 ii 630 W '~ almost cofltGardeniasta'.asIhoput tmOaflshOflluS*fliove.away frOm Via family 600 = suddr security t,i.r) I 41.-.Hn,ces AKE MARY T,ki Your choice o f v.eli u,odern homes 7 PR. 519.500. 3 ftJ.t. PROwER CO OP with family room, 1150 Month, $50 1 -. BOY 41-HoJses Unfurnj CLASSIFIED AD To List Your 8USflOSSmDIQI 3222611 01 831-99931 :2-.- -. �MR, RP -- '4 ___________________________________________ _ ~~~ - - U: __ - . - _-- - _; _;,i~,,~; - _ C 0 f'1 'V'...• 1) p A/h- iTh,, fe r VIP - 1 .-J# ( #i#aa 11%00 a..t,..a. S Access rAI1AHASSEE (API - lf Secretary of State Bruce m'Ii i I) ci S L I tc. e r i ri I I I 0 LI 1 "We were detlicating a video to the press," East said. "There : access corporation were some even use comput?r providing e corporate records access to did says his will be available to a nyone who walks in off the street. - - .- I V_1~ ~ j j i I I I i I '' 1, r I . - ' ' ~'..'~~Wfl .. . i ' :1 4 __ Pri.sonow'c. 0 -, i, AA4...., 4 M ~_ __=- __ It - -__. I VA I I I - __ D too ath - 164 II i Im I j 1~% -. W -*.. A * .0'. P I I ... "I' . I - CLIP I .W I - -!-- -PINECRE.ST . I I - - ,a Aides said Askew was "very __ - I___- - - - Mi_ ___________ II . J - - - we feserve the fight to limit quantities. Not respollsIble for typo aphicai eff ,: -I I M '. ' . 4 - ;, -- . - . - - - - . :~O.~, against Freeman, noted that the court had res,earched the I.-, - all o eek. Judge flail spid it aopears IMt the S,_m~ --ne Law -_ . . ~a -Ax~ -~rp t-. 1 , I ~_ .V , __ . __:~,-s -~_Tr_ - Hattaway and Harry in my opinion, a number of argued that the charges against appeals," said Freeman. "Ims mentioned in the statute" Kwiatkowski. other interpretations . . . other their clients should be thrown whole thing has been a political members of boar& and comThe 12:20 p.m. ruling came on than %iolations of the Sunshine out because there was no missions -and that Freeman -~ -I" ,~.V, ;,F.;. --, ~. AVE I I''11R__S49 SAVE WN5400-7- - - WOODBURY . ~ JVIIF 'WOVA PHOTO UUIVJJ PAGE-MAGNETIC . 11p-' ~ , / ,~ 9 c 4 00 ii WITH THIS --Ir'""llf .Z .. 'Il 1 VE i A n 11 ... Aw . I "#' /-' 1 - - ~11 . . #_ 14ft Just .4 ,~ = .I .-, ., - _~ -M ,t 4W!:~~,-A ~ 1. -Y . 0 el (I T - , I % ,h ~40 01" -i I I- is - , !, II ' ., I I .I \ '-''' VN --ia . .. T LIMIT "I'm not what you forth on the deck, and the noises in the hold echoed depp.. - . • r. t- P R. - SAW I. 32oz. -,; , & I 1 LIMIT L. WITH THIS COUPON ) aw P. A ~Iml I • --- i •!• • WITH THIS COUPON -• • 4 _- -I -I By ED PRICKETr u1lthtr - located just off SR419 - __________________JIL?H1tiHi' - QMTIPS "" - COTTON SWABS ," ) BOLD DETERGENT _' .L - REGULAR SIZE, 20oz, QffiP-S' 408's I Inside Sunda y - Z~ % I KERI - -1 -I 6Voz ''We're especially proud of .~,~ . nAsw_A?~pIewonrlar I 11i \i - çC. - RE6 • : LIMIT I i I - - vensn".11 ~elald "I -IL-,- !" I 1.95 JuCo Tourney To Start - contains all types natural and -made facilities that children may amuse themselves with. ('Ifl enjoy the wonders of JuCo XVI Isn't Greek, not to Florida's junior college basketballfanswhowillseeSeminoleCotnmunityCollege p'ay in the first round of next week's state tournament in Deland Sec Sunday's sports section of The FbenIng Herald 8 - -, I X I ) I .: X -f -PFPSAF)ENT - - f I.- -. I - .4 ' --w . . " 69 S 0 .. , 4 is THIS . C 0 U~LV . \., % - (JOXL " U 9 5iJ aa I lOoz 1AA) - 1.1* -- TH THIS COUP01i ,_, , , J = -. I 48 lB HOlO5t'%))C 110-5011I L .............. 8-A Obituaries 4-fl -.. - 14-A S-A -~.~ THIS COUPON !P11I V. ps 11MI ~ j, -WITH ="_ ---.----- Sports 1B ...... ..2-13 Television S-A %%omcn I HI U , lliursday s high 73, today 's low Becoming fair today through Saturda . All highs mostly upp,er 70s. 1,aws tonight In $as. Winds nor therly today 10 to 15 m.p.h. becoining north-ntS .turday. lietalh, mad tides on Page I-A. y LIMIT I ,I, , Dr.[Aamb.. ....... _4-B ....... ..3-A , -, LI-'AlT 4 .4-A '% I A 19 -.--:" ' 11110C - :. . < 'A11 nUUkMA 5" Reg TtI P PA ( - -Al ivil"Tw 9 -,;z-;- -- I Bridge Calendar Cnfrs Crossword Etiltorial flnrAtib -- -ta - ':- r~ _ -,. 11 g~z -11 \ 4 He finally fel] asleep, but was awakened the next morning } ng -1. -I ~i ~ In addition, Barbeque pits have been installed for families to enjoy weekday and weekerd ookouts i . -reI --- -- -__ =MN -01- __ , oastGu4.rd helicopter that dropped a basket and line ....v carried him back to Key West as the freighter drifted on toward Cuba. , 0 V_ - - __ A____ ~~~~~~:_. The tug crew plAnned to try to take the "Biddie Ford" Into again today ifseassubsidedenoughto secure a line. Halla wants to be there. We ha ve to take her whereshe belongs he said " MN _Y17 ~ z~~ - - -~ T---- - ; ;' ' .. t1i - 1. , Yr~ ~ :- __ -- - ==- - -- =-__.--:m~::=;t_~ ~________________ __ _-~-~__-__-_ ~; __ I -_ . C_7_W_9_M*__'1__-.." 1_.~-:--7_7=1 ----. - -11 _~.----. ~,____,~ -. - __- "I , 4_~ -~_ ,. -A*, -~ _~ -_--_ ._,~ ,,:~- .1.1u -;2VT; --7~ -_'j, ~ ~_-_7 - ._ -, _;--_z>_-yr_,. ~=_ --_, -7-~ .F_ ----,___ -- - ~_ _.!,_~__ EZL~__ - :-_ -_ '_ r7vi-:14" i-. - Hera ld Correspondent _Xdtl 1. - , . ,,111~ . ,% 0 Yt -- -- i " Z~,%%~ lj~ - sleep. .-k-14 1, I ' - I I Derby Lead 111 M I- w .. .. _ RPM-I . .I - ~ _~_~= ~,~~ __ 1 a a . ~ IA M. j, 1111III . __ I r I I ; ' . I. . ElginMyers,Sanfcrd JumpedintotheleadinSnjord's First Annual Shad Derby Tuesday as he weighed in it four pound eight otince entry to displace Clint Spillan by onc ounce. His lead lasted only two days however, being knocked out by a nxvister of five pounds ei4ht ounces IaI by hick also a Sanford resident. Five year old Jimmy Caudoin Jr., Sanford, weighed in two lisl Thursday exactly the same weight three pounds 13 ounces - both caught within an hour This puts Juniny out in front the weekly prize of a iorrplee . .::: I, .0", .I- , *0I.. . .. . . . - .'- -t - T_ , - - i~-~-I , ~1, - -74 .--;,; Y % C7 -I -0 ,0~ ---9I -, 7-_,+ V I_._RTTT7~ ~- - 1 1, =' - _~_ iq_n ~ oq~.de ; ,~ __!7~7 ,:~ %, i;X]K.4 - - ~ --I ~_I= rk ~ , H % AW- . , -t't - 1 ?li w~v& v ' - - --,, for ,! : _~~\_5 . , - _. __ . - E mt_--_--_ -_.______JT~__~_T~y _______ ~:~ __~ ~ - T-___ STORE OPENS ~ _-ft - - Bank of Sanford; City Conimissioner Gordon Meyer; Jack Horner, executive manager of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Jim McClelland, Marie Bullock and Jim Bullock, owner and manager of the new business or Down own 1 t agreement ,41 . .4 , ,. , -?~ -.,I _~ - -- : '.- j -,'f- - ~~.~ .. li !%', ,ki ~_, ~--, 7 w .- i 5;1_1 1'1~ __ , -. "". - 1', -- I' ~.~~, ~^ 1_,=W, - -I -. 7-r - 6- ;L -A - -~_ _- I I __1. 0 ,~~ -j~ - ._:"u.; Citv H a - ll is the great outdoors. And the H JATF (ASSEt Ill' RRY were unanimous coUntt will supp Bubincss District, it would manager of the Chamber, said rrJ lifeguards when I hear them with Herald Staf I Chairman Howard Writer encourage I a k e f r o n t he would favor the present site taIking about the mt of the during the season to oversee Hodges' rc,onunendation that development to come into If mt0na set up by City city's being able to build on that swimmers and would-be The Bankers Conunittee of the city hall be kept In the realization." sviLginiers. Manager Warren E. Knowles Mte for less as I ieel they are present location with ha Gilbert F4rnonds executive could he rn. renrv1ng ciif going t run into sricthi N eiwenuer 'Hid future the Gttati &üifotd (iiaiiibi 1i parcs will hac themes of Commerce voted Thursday probability that It would be vle president of First Federal ficlent parking and ha%tng down the line that is goin1 to other'than the great outdo-ors. to rc"vimend to the full board ni-cessary toacquire additional of Seminole, agreed, saying, everything under one roof. f tht Ctuuintx'r that the boarti property. 'My board feels very strongly Nriswender is especially Edmonds said he has GarnettWhit .saidltwasr,t come out in support of keeping Hodges, president of Atlantic the city hall should be at the reservations on the proposed 14- Just the idea of the money, as he proud of Lake Mills because it reprtsents "a lot ,)I hard work" the city hall at the present Bank of Sanford, said he had present site with the con- acre land fill on French Avenue would rather have th-_ city half polled members of his board tingency additional land would and Seminole Bouleard site in the Downtown area even if It by county officials in hopes of location The committee plans to send Individually and all fasored be necessary. J don't think because of problems with sub- cost phasing county residents money to build Perhaps Neiswender stun- a representative to the next keeping the city hall in the Florida State (Flagship Bank surface muck which required Mayor Lee Moore said he fe!t Sanford -- owner of the ad- sinking piling whc.n First Input from the architect arm nied up his feelings best con. meeting of the Sanford City present location. Hodges said, "I feel very jacent peoperty) would be Federal built its new buildirg engineer for ti~,e prz)ject, wl~ n cerning Suday's Fun Day with Commission expressing this strorgly if the proposed city imreasonable." view. on First Street. this statement: I Membe Jrck Horner. executive -7o we, it's a big deal." fie added, "I have reser- be con.s,idered, in -t. _ k--- U r e unnort F ,i.'% , I~." : I - d a half to six pounds. The five and a half has already been entered but this mark couid easily fall; huge shad canbeseenfeedlngiiitheshaflowsjustatdark, Most ght during the mI of the day with catches this week running about 12 per boatI the big roe shad nuni. ring one third of the total landed and Supplies at 3108 S. Sanford Ave. a', Airport Boulevard. Helping celebrate the occasion I from left 1 Fred Davis, Flagship - Bankers - fined up waiting to reload boats in the evening hours. Pr I .__ -- !;--.&III -.0A _ rr- I I I, 1V._ 111;4 .1,,,, i , ,~_ J_ _:~~_ i lil, ,, . .i~, :`Aux k- j~r4 ., , .: ~ , , ~ 1" ,- : AP-7! .:N~ h "!!; - -- ,-_, _?-,, 7- af --k,~-' ',,".~; _1~ - . .1,--I- r. J E h7fzi , i 7 .. - f!:~' %: ig,1~___1.6- ~;F~. .~!jL-1 '. ..I .1 ". V -X ~tA,l~ii-Li,ln-77it.~-~*tf-%l'n -Al' * -~~_- ;; - , W--A .t_g~~ .~$ _ tlk_,:. ,~~u R F~~-'r of R M-1 09. ~~ ; ~ I.W ;_11*_~I~f,ir' all weigh-tn stations from Lake Monroe to Puzzle Lake The dedicated shad fishermen could be observed outfitted in rahicoats and hats to protect against the light drizz,'e, all with one purpose in mind, hooking a big one to enter in the contest. The Derby, sponsored by the Eve ning Herald and the Greater Sanford Chamber Commerce, u drawing visitors from all pary of the nation. Fishing camps report all available boats and motors rented on weekrnrL% arvi tac Me stores in the area are experiencing a run on shad rigs used in trolling for the hard fighting fish. Public boat ramps in the Sanford area are full to .- - ,uvo;,~_. , - J-i:_, Many good catches have been reported this week at " Seminole County's natural environment. ly Around ne Clock . - ,.. , ! 011111111. grounds and nature trails where adults and kiddies alike Wi=WITH _________ 7_7 LWIT - I is surrounded by a moat and WCI Black Awareness Week, part of Seminole County's observance of America's Bleentea", kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center. Ile week LIMIT' - ~(WITH THIS COUPON Ir ANTIPERSPIRANT Li 3n. BEG. 2.55 - WIN -) (W POTATO (HIPS • 9 1I I I host S G ~_ iiis SECRET ROLL=ON -, ah.~i ton 0 , -4 - - 1, Schick Grabs I - "It's a good deal for the -ininole County. See SerninoleMagazine, page 4 and 5- ac AV S al-11% wE i UTMIAL I KERI LOTION ,,I.__.. ' 1LkIiRINC1F _JT! _ .i-I I If h AV E j~j,t,A "'MAVIV,0141k - . 1 j. . . ;__,1\ ~ -__ _ . I ~ -- ._ Neiswender, without a doubt, is proud of the facility. The park curtains a special -Children 's Play Island' THIS COUPON ~ - S TMIN t 322=2611 .~~ 1-1;:1 041 - . two Pioneer survival skills - blacksmithing, tnI at a ree"nt , _r .FIr.7 - om"_* ~_ I ceri'inonles and unselling of ' stheduled for 0 clock cows, dippft'ig candies, roasting meat over an open fire tamburce thown off by area Boy Scouts . Q-00, . ______ "I - , _V citizens. We've been working for three years to get the park open so the people can enjoy it," he said. d Jamboree ~ t LIMIT! A . . - ". ~_-.,V-;~-- emergency rations _ ~L,4&1 t-1 _ ~_--Ga;7-#&_~M -ff-_ --_ I =~ V -~_.__ ceremonies -'- For u.me - -RE~r, - I - __,_~ County officials have dubbed p'aques are I - WITH THIS COUPLIN homemaker who plans her shoppin g ~~ DbbedLkMill Park Mills ark and tle Public Is 'j. the counts s first park to facility the first in a parks urged to ittend 2 pin growoutofl969voterappro%al program financed In part by festivities, which will inc'udc / of a Sl.&inillion bond Issue the bond is3ue. free soft drinks and other I epen5 Sendny -4-. C".h.-WhUcta. I,"*eINfids Park, according to goodlei. County Commi.ssion Chair- County Development Director Families or individuals are man Michael Hattaway will be Roger Neiswender, was built urged to pack lunches and come with a $150,ODO grant from the out earlier in the day if they at the 50-acre state. wit. ____________________________________________ - RE G. 3,35 no .P-"-7- -, -, In Chuluoto On Sunday facilit) a _. -- , DETERGENT ( - dedic at ion 8oz. fri in' \_J/'' to secure a tow line, nft On A lifeboat Lake Mills Park Opens : I . . . BATH 01! . J1411 t, ays , WN ~ . 09 .,.."# ficient newspaper way. She starts by listing her si, opping needs then pre-shopping 0 ads in r - % - - V , - ~ ! ALPHA I . S after -' 111~-_ - I'll PIPSAIIII "fun . - ~_ ~ - _- ,, COUN1 ._7 1VOR"RYN LIQUID FULLY LINED R!G - - ow - I -. I- . .. -saiffiff AMWA 1.45 us-r - _ Z ~ SAA M[WITH THIS COUPON III-1f .1 N UL,M _ FRUIT OF THE LOOM ~4 -)_it--J=;i - LATEX GLOVES i . 5 i f~A--R SAV E." - -- Key West-Cuba Vessel Between wheel and no rudder." "'Ilip seas got so heavy and the winds increased," Ile made his way to the mess, but there was no e he said. "We got the line on, and then it broke." food or water."I read r.0 the menus 11sW In a guide rudderless, unprovisloned ghost ship Stil4 adrift in Ford' broke loose from its moorings here and &s rains pounded the deck and the sky grew for stewards," he said "Roast beef, prime rib, the Caribbean drifted out to sea Hahn and four other crew uarker, the tug circled the freighter unable to get three vegetables. I read it avidly about Charles Halla, 47, a New Orleans tugboat members of the tug "Wallo," whiLh had been lialla off. lhe currert slow!y carried the ship crewman, was rescued Thursday being towing the freighter from orftlk, Va, to toward Cuba He checked the for stundet! aboard a doomed World War H cargo ship Brownsville. Tex., chased it through 10-foot seas for Hidla had a small flashlight with, him ani took a Thefe were none. in heavy seas four how3 took aroimd Water poured into the ship through open par"The doors were open and banging free," hesaid. The tug finally caught up with the freighter "ne doors r. ere just about shot," he said."It wns tholes, but the officers' mess was ab=t dry, he A lifeboat brnk loose and it was sliding back and between Key West and Cuba Hal'3 jumped aboard a co mplete mess The ship war stripped 'fl''re was said Halla turned off his flashlight but couldn't R wo - [77~A ANTISEPTIC - __________ I __________ KEY WEST (AP) of - -i I PACKETS - - I* L~~ L 1% - )UIAKT L .- . XI MICRIN .• , it ' . - kl-O&MM F $ The Best Buys? Cargo would call a suorstitious person, but it was kind of like a cavern." e-er e, a or says o s w y ea a a sor a gan Tu . ay w en It - -' _1 - FROM ARGENTINA 4ozXANS . * . I . - - -. ( 0 . - -1 .. .1-1 . cases from rewman Rescued After Tw0 EXTRA STRENGTH __ 1 2oz. inow I I ot. _WX - - #;!----~_ ~- __- . - -j -__-_-_.____ -_~._~ IMPORTED SARDINES cou SAVE a--- U I II y Liberated From 'tII , - *i~4_ _1 I - tI UP A ______________ ~ They e 'k I Al I - I :1 - 0 / ----- 0 - t' ,4 ,114! - M- 7 I Ail 1~ s* H THIS CO ___________________ __ .&- -v__ *ir A_.~___,~~_ __~A a _____ DO I ~., I-,. 14f .. _:1 I I j 110 A j! 11 N ~.. - , % ,-top j~ 'I 11~~: ! -,,.qX ' ''.-'caJ,4c. * .%'. I z,'t -- SAVE 11.,. A..&a,.P N;~~ - R ~ 4 . , .- L . -~_.! . - __ Or Attorney Mason refused to prosecution's theory that touldn't attrwute uitinezits at timunent on inc possibility of rreeman could be under the -I -iw violation charge have had "no recourse but to any time to the defendants filing chil suits in cornection law as an "aider'Ir abettor" but - ,. each against Hattaway and order a direct verdict of speclfic.4l1) concerning the w'th the harassment ',{ " defense attorney Mason said V. W , . Kwiatkowski Thursday in acquittal." r alleged Sunstine Law "As I understand Judge Freman is exempt from the . il 11 -'ruling there was no venue In Prosecutor Clunles Gordon, vioLations and that ' the Binfords flail's Ruling," Freeman said, statute because he's obUgated (k1) Down 1p Seminole for the charge who inherited the an co.ld testify only to general 'they can't refile charges now to abide by the Bar's canons of Hagship United Slate Bank %'Ice President Wayne Albert alleging a meeting in Orange assistant state attorney who conversations" that included against me and I'm not ethics and that he can't satisfy celebratethebank 11thhlrthdaytodaybysamplInggemeofthe County has now left the prosecution talk of "county business' prohibited from discussing cake served for the occasion. jiferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) "I re-read the entire files last field, asked the court to extend lContinued On Page 2-A ; ne defense contention was legal matters and advising my i -' --- ~ .. _-1.1 A-t-= , 4. .- ~ Assistant State Atty. Charles - @L-& BLADES - -- I SAVE m R 'T Evu3L WITH THIS COUPON - furm I ( 1 Thedefensesaldthe Binfords of conduct." - WITH THIS COUPON _____________________________ •'c,s' It', I Attorney Thrn2s G Freeman statehadbeenpresentedbefore !Lll al.o t.i• uUt one a trial pjry l. felt he would MeC. ' CELEBRATES R IT 2 I - , SWORD ,, ~JnN:1~__a~~_ f ic"- ? V~~ ff;~ _. - - ~ Ii \ ,N I -. -"--,- !~; ~~ ,i~F_ ,< Z: X~, r_t-,1~' _. N-74 V - iai 0- _/ ~ ______________ - WILKIN _ w,.~~ k ,. 4 R__ !PAVE I SON A -A# I .~ I __ - __ I 4 F, _~~F-!_.-,, -= --~_-.L71-1 ~Z- -----_ 4- I 1. .. _ ~__ ____ -_ -=_/' Are They , 6.5 OZ. TALC I BOUQUET /REG. 95C W WITH THIS COU - IV I. A. t k , 11 I r,- - U.S. BANK - EACH - ,,,,I.,,?, r LIMIT I AERMI ii 43C 11 - *1- , ~w " CASHMERE floov f-N% " " 88 ,, _11 Il' ! SAVE / I COVER E 0 COUPON 11MM ULTRA BRITE C% __j _--_.11. -4 Judge flail said if the and Ws wife, Betty Binford, to : - A ..4 I 10 1 P 0.00, I '00 M = 3oz. Regular Size ramifications, with Gov, the Florida Clearinghouse for tnAskew aprisoners Criminal Justice, of steps being n epilepsy organization calling for bri.. epileptics wxl other prisoners. i . ' , I Thursday dismissing s4nikir t-*-V a, ______________ m i !!! - 061 ___ _ __ - X t, 9V ____ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MAR. Ist WHILE QUANTITIES LAST I MIT 5 -=Ma7 ____r_=__~___=, V ,. for authorities. Guards entered Watnwright has not respond Wflson's cell and discovered he ed in writing, but prison olfi ___ I . W -------- i about -- =z ' MON .-SAT, rough __ dismissed all remaining lie notm that the Sunshine no state notice of appeal in the distrissal of the charges misdemeanor Sunshine Law cases were based by State cases. against Freeman. He has 30 violation and conspiracy Attorney Abbott Herring's .~,,wn and Gerald Rutberg dnyc in widch to file an appeal, charges avaln-1 County of I ice on circumstantial and Newman Brock Attorney! _j_A:rt .. I io a ions night." Judge Hall said this the speedy trial time in the that there wasn't sufficient fact clients, the Roard of County afternoon, "and I don't think cases, but J. Cheney Mason, in testimony by the state w4t- Commissioners." the statements (testimony) attorney for Freeman, ob- nesses; to support the charges. Judge liall, In dismissing the Seminole County Court Judge establishes the violations of the jected, arguing the motion was State Atty. Abbott He"ing three Sunshine I.aw violation "~ . --- V,ilson, 22, as ..uuied y A.l'e sougnt action through stretcher to the orison's mcdi Lt Gnu Jim Williams, who cal clinI where a technician called on Offender lic!habiliw. administered a drug prescribed lion Secretary Lotiic Wain over th e telephone by a doctor A right for a full report The prisoner walked back to his Williams asked Wainwright cell, and $30 a in told k tho the inmate in the next cell that e situation an report he was not feeling well and steps being taken to prevent a was going to sleep. reoccurrence." He asked to 6-Twenty-six hours later advised of plan. being made to after three meals and several the other prison- trair, prison guards to recognize head counts- - 1____ 1 - .. - . . -- _________ ___ leptic seizure in his cell at __ imm =~" __ - - IS ______ By BOB t,WYD Herald Staff Writer 1--,'7 - -- , ME ___ - - _~4_ , 1 I A - - uns ine aw .,. . -,O _,.Op~ - - - .- # issioners Are C Ieared - ~ - ~$$,S CENTER om C I ' rt , -.W 14 V L_ - ~Ayt - .- • 1.I I I M! VALUAVILL ---- . ~. . I I 'T ~ , __ .1IF_Z_T_1 THESE ' IF, Charges All "' ." ~% I B e it ft 5 - . Judge Dismisses '" t, , -~ I - . , I ", -- , ... ;%.-, , - - i:1'.1-1-, - 1;-. .0 ii~ r.c:-.,-~:*,~!i s I~ 1 k jJ,t -M - 4 I*- 44.1~~ ____ _. .11 ~ .. -.,..". . -7, I;._ "_--_ -11" - ' ' - '9 LJ ' ft ' ' ' I I ; 11 -1.-,", . 4,, -:; '-... i. . . - I 1 - - I 4 ", r461,11 10 Cents . !I I ' I ~F 32771-Price Sanford, Florida 27, 1976 - I I I i! I .- cessor. One of her first moves was to hire Charles East as deputy secretary of state. a position he holds under Smathers. - III! ~, 11 1 11 not to run again, " "" February -- Gov. Reubin Askew gave one of the least surprising answers in - No. 162--Friday, - Turlington. told get its money 's - Year, Thrlthton Inter- them. -- worth out Friedman East, meanwhile, said the public will of th e late,t application of computer technology by the secretary 4~~1. - - __ __ your elcorne lington as he' waited outside the grand-jury room. "You can give him that 'I am not a crook' spiel again," she merely shows someone how to use the computer -as she ndoubtedly will -no search, no fee. c __,t tell them think I know what to tell can goupand "Ii will be used eight hours a day wheth er the public's using It Fl orida poli ti cal history to a group of co llege studen ts last week. One student asked about ,tsçew's plans when his term as or ,t," he said. contending that the public records law mandated free access to As Education Commissioner Ralph Terllngton was on his way governor expires. Askew said. th e reco r ds, S.nat.ers fired We[nert. "I intend to testify to a grand jury last week, Howard Friedman, th e Smathers said he proposed the computer terminal to assure The Florida Constitution limits governors to two terms. Askew veteran Ed'ication Department press officer, met him in front of free public access to such records. That scheme was approved the l.eon County Courthouse. is in his second. Stone computer ized corporate records several years ago, in. stalling the computer terminal about two years ago. He even held classes to teach reporte how to use the system "It was a good press relatiorL Sinathers' press aide who held the same position when Stone was -_ 68th CI W. "Don't you fair _ &1AVwiII T In other words, if a Division of Corporations employe uses the rupted. ' 1ilii1iliii '" 4.iI I "You the search-lee law. equipment ____ -The TV cameraq are up on the third floor," Friedman said. violate not d cI r Monday when Atty, Gen. Robert Shevin said in an opinion thal. Smathers' days the press didn't provide computer to state it As far beMnd as records sound familiar, that's because it is. were in corporations, I just decided we could make better use of It Sen. Richard Stone, 1)-Flu., did substantially the same thing someplace else." -It's when ;~Wa ,,;icii 0_4mc iU titaiieci it witn consoeranie uuynoo Ln 1974, East said Smathers' computer terminal will be installed within what happened to it? weeks, possibly using the very same East One of the aides who is helping &nathers plan his system three removed in 4. (Ii&nantied th e old one, that's what. Smathers turned to a computer system after former CorpoTo be to Smathers, however, there is an Important dference: Stone's computer terminal was kept In his press office ration s Direct or James Welnert accu.,c-d him of voIatIng an 01). and was basically for the convenience of reporters. Smathers scure law requiring 12 fees to search the off ice's records, plan to I I f , __ II -- . •1. r _______________ .1 I • Thursday, Feb. 26, 1976 TL4- ..t t ." -.-I I .., . ai& a w I . - __ SE-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -~__ 'Z......;j .: . . .~ ;.. ___ _ -1 - - - - I- - - at'ons - .._ I . I— -- - t _.,A,_,rl%-_AA~~74--t-=~7 1 - A ~t4 C, - 'S tL: 7r5kMaZWFA IaZ y1Y I V_0~t A _i~lh,i ,,t;-LV;PU~!~-; .- - I - - - - ~, zi counts more 1. I - 1. - Z_ - ,_ -,- ___________ r, ______ _____ .l - - _- _____ - - - - ___ of I io~---~-~--~--;E&;A-E!!%!?~ , =&F,-!!lliE I!I- - - ~. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3fbc192ead309f7ace3ecefa14c16e25.pdf 1318c9a3127aac367395d156b411e776 PDF Text Text , _____________ _________ - - - ____ - ___ L - - - I ________ ______________________ ______________________________ ___________ powwwwonkKA-W 3. lB-Evenrng hera ld, Sa nford, ____Tu.iday, Feb. 24,176 BEETLE BAILEY v arlet Y Mart Walker BA C .. 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N I a ciAl stdt against t~e City of "- .' , I '., 'ør r. ;1 taking tranquiiizet s %iLh coffee a doublet] contract again%t nice penaltiei lie is soinething like the 4~7 ?_ J Lamb I fl '-. F1431 It ,e , It 111 I 4 I\`.'. ________ ~'___ ~ and I vislt& him everyday. Neither ______________________ , -Z ~ "U nerd C A- 1%i7__t_._ __ - 11 , I L:! --- - -1 --;JAM !, ~~14_1 • "1 -1 d "I I " - " -t I -- I . I --r r' _- - ' i' c i . - PRISCILLA'S POP . WHAT'S THIS'7 TPE 4Ol'4OR ROLL i-, I -.(OW I'VE LO4C ED) J 2 Lr _____________ HC)LLYHOCK '., DI)N'T J \\ ((''- - ,~N rN ^ - "4 FFL. ~ 7,-, ( 01 O~4 PRIISCILLA! IV r~,- - ,, - ~ I %'I (- while I the sane coffee all '. J! locate the proper specialist or the title the doctor wou!d be spade to my left. pass by my ' Our family doctor does not rapidly at ' 11 age that call. It rnight be a losing action, but it is far more likely Iect famil I'm tranquilizers iii who / freak hands werememberonc that appeared in the national in prove a mixed team championship Rernenther, y ou ha v e, to lake some 25 or Y) years ago. .wme chances. Somehow ther every one (Do yo u h°ve a question of the South plavers bid to four spades or. his own, every for the expert.0 Write "Ask The bidding in the - % by Bob Montana ARCHIE __ - -1.2 21 j /' ) - 7 _1__ 1?iii-S014wTl;!~~;!-%~-.-1,4tc-P;--- IYA PRETTY wKArs THE SPECIAL I - : ans*er individual questions if stamped. soIf.addresed envelopes are enclosed The most tri(eraving questio.,,.J ed in n S co 15OCIJO copies of JAC;C)03Y MODERN) the most common, but some South players savcA one round and opened w;th four spades and my or out of Can estrogen real the help at ly In gener-il, aryo-ie this late stage? f)AR READER is ner vous, anxious or ou Y CARNIVAL (=_ % - want ~ - % N~ _ Il' I 11 ` I ~ . 1Z 4ml' - ;1~ - *' - -iI r . "I ( I I ` g,1 " / - 1~-i, I I I this on the issue ci which city has sovereignty over cs d how water is to . be provided -1 I OF THE YEAR Ii ,, , .L - .1I E A -1i.i..... age, fif __________ thirhef 14F, L Says School I Ha rris 0 Hy ED PRILXETT represc-fitatne frunt the Mid- fees is used for capital con- auxillary ser%iees. Florida Homebuilders struction needs. Specifi cally, ' Unfor!unately, Carlton said, u uatisi '%.--- i Q , procedure. the civil suit will bi-, I 1V I Around The Clock .~ ;- _ - 4~ A B lA Bridge Calendar il~ megw "voluntary commitments" in ann Comles . ,Z -4 A t< Dr. Lamb .. -L I '' . . . . '' 8 --- - .........11 "Now -we- start the second phase of his treatment ... where we take him off vitamins and put you on them! by --- - 11./i Horoscope .............. 8-B hospital _" f IN TM 01I .qF111 I I i * I .J - ' I Z r- I t I I - , 1 1 I I~ I ; ,~~). 11 - A<, -,- _4_._______'•••••' 'IN t1o, "I 1`\ ' . _- - - ru:-I ,~-. I I I:I I Il l V " ~ I INIMI.3 .~~2<.~ . $. ; ~ r , l , ___ .- m--9 g ; I .~~-00:~~. . !i!_ _r" I !~a r "t-l"; " ~7 -.--,-F - _.;. I 'F_ Ford Edges ReagOn In New Hampshire CX)NLY)RD, N.11. (AP) - President Ford edged out Ronald Reagan in New Ila"ipshire's leadoff pr4nary, and Jimmy Carter strengthened his claim to frontrunner status with a comfortable Uiumph in the crowded DemocraUc field. L -,---.- . j',cwjj ---\ I . _:_ .;__7 - fcr ______ -- - - -1 I loll_, -_ -i ______________ _~,-_ Icitly .1 ._4 -, cloudy todn'. chance of rain. Clearing tonight - -;-..;,\ " - of to for pa)off on " omi i. " . I ra rea of d 80 Thursday. Lows loalghl! In SO&. - - -- ~-_4 - J, _f_-_ - --.~_ __ . -ftfL.1 -- ~ ~_ ! 1"_ !-__j~ __~_ 4E __ the final resuli were In that "I feel what's happened tonight is , .- ~ - - 7 -. ~ ~ ______ Asha~ . . 19 1 [t 10.1 - attorney - - ~ I !-. Most of the money is char, neled to the school systern's capital ouday fund and to the fire control district. - . -, iic,~_ - 3 .41, ~ 'I , . owe = not borne totally by residents who already live in Seminole 4 . - I . ? . - A.- - -_- % - philosophy was that impact i ____ t, ___ -.1/- 12' Wtthamssidedwl th htnthrough Tuesday's n ;i- J -. County. at commnici neeting -=- _____ - ___ -- - i 1 T!. - lw~ ____ - -1 --aw"-I -,---rr- !F~- t . .- Kt~ 1-r rim~, en ~ ~ _ - - ;' _~ 1iL _ -_ - ~ ~ i- ITIC iSSLT cienters r,n whether donations can be made without coercion. Or, if a builder may 3n his own donate money for t 1, 2 roads,Sreetlights_perp3 -_ _M55i,N - -1-z. - - - .Z ATTENDING whilc CommIssion Chairman Nficha paying the county. _7~ =1f •. ____ hlarr ieel they are being coerced into - .1 - AL - 11111111iiis - ) Commissioner - Z I . -- - Leavir,1 his hotel In Concicri.1 this morning, Reagan was ask d "It's great and we'U go (in from here." - - victoiry." Ile claimed at least a moral victory compared with his ij.!,L~. Way and Thursday. Incumbent. I - __ __ - -~-W k_ -1 16 per cent. victory in the November presidential election, ple more, and I think %ve wil.1, ,A the Iinals, and I think we'fl win there. too," Ford told a meeting of - I _-1-6- x 0 -*_1 Point to 29 per cent in late retunis today. Arizona Rep. Morris K. Udall was second with 24 per cent and Indiana Sen. Birch Rnyh was third wiffi i rx)lltics "confuse me, asRagan's'beststatemtheNorth,hiewent&lloutthcam. I il ~. j, on !he Lo bel sai d the practice .. to for vw.S' 14.~ - - ,~ seesaw race, White House Press Secretary flon Nessen rAld Neii Hampshire T. W / 1 .,,/,I- ,)11 y . Freeman labeled the Kink S money, " hisseniorstaffattheWhiteflouse. -- c4flr pw.21 .0'r ~( pinion because of charges ''voluntar-, 1. commilments" lade or no Lovars o leveled by CommLqsioner John program. situation today. from Ford sa'd tod ay his v i ct or), in th e New Hampshire primer) Is 0 Garry Trudeau /1t4k'f4. / I t 71 n l O aemanded its halt sficitnt funds are Withonlypartialreturnsfromoneprecini(missjnginwhathad been a night-long Ford had or 51 per cent to 8-B Reagnn's53,S44or49percent 8-B Former(eorgiaCo% Cirterdtfeatedfourmnajorumdjda(eson A Theday'sDemocraUcballotHispercentagetotaldppedone Ci'osword Ftorial I $ Co fix up old sch - ENOUN'C Man ssociation charged the llarrissaldthenhone) is ed to this is not the case He said the Kimbrough that 'he request - .- - ThF Sheriffs thpartment and other system which will aid all law poflcy since he look office and oses Halt' ' in ' Voluntall • HA barbecue. Move than I,WO , ~~~~l~~~,~~~ ------ Today W A, . campaign at a testimonial .seeks tnird term . we 1 d PATA SHERIFF JOHN POIX the Seminole County Sheriff's - Would " Knnwles widi ~ , 1Ti - about what big bad wolves the) Marsee as to whether it is legal Harris said He pointed said hugh Carlton the Freeman recommended the predi cted a mo v e would be Th€ count) are. We've been trying to work to accept $31 0 per unit after a revenue genera Led from impact school sy3tem's director of board contact Mars" for an forthcoming to eliminate the said former rulings will have ./ ~_Z Inflnce -_- - ~ - ! - I-anA "jonth. supporters for I - # it. After all, it is : - .40 Sheriff Polk cited a number of L faction " . __ 0t L! . ( or - In making his announcement, -. ago, 11 less in all departments, DOONESBURY ThA;o that riI - j.- Polk is it fomer Florida graduate of a special FBI 4 - . office in 1968, said that Wayne former if she has any endocrin COMMISSION Hn41 D.rin*i THE I 1-,11 ,r officerb have all the support earmarked capital construction But, he promed b) promises junk" and adised the board each single famU} home is If,Marsee riles the practice is by the state for that -said to date this has not hap. Democratic conirnis3ioners. seek Rn opinion from Marsee inflationary and asked that it be heard land or cash from area illegal, Douglas months but Lobe l, Since the "voluntary corn-ptned Port Authority Chairman because Freeman indicated he -st opped developers in return for & cor, associate executivp director, milment" program nothing," Knowle3 said. was Cat Iton said three schoA Eites Tom Binford said the did not want to be "accused of a struction permits "w ould be -said he will ask that an initiated two years Kimbrgh a greed yesterday the have been donated b} Democratic ' the pobtical Knowles said he believes tremendously felt" by the estimated $250,C@O already school system has received developers. He said, also, that board, led by Freeman, col.lection of impact fees is Though Freeman and other Lake Mary Is acquiring its school system, Asst. Supt. collected be refunded. An ad. 1175,300, used mo tly fflegal in Florida. However, he 5 for six add. 'tional school sites have plarined to u5e impact fet funds county officials say .Niarsee company with Roger Harris said toda) ditlonal SS-million In olL reno v ating old schools, school LlIItlng promised in the prent the future u pc n g elections al d y has rul ed the practice "une or two small wells.Seminole County corn. tary mritributiorts" has been officials confirmi-d today. because he said Thn commission'.3 decision to Kimbroitgh, in his 1974 illegal, Marsev said if he 'is poll" iiiissioners on Tuesday voted to committed, f "If the state !unded all seek an opinion from Mars campaign the commission, contacted he will have to developers should pay a part "Impact fees mean a great capital outlay needs, we was suggested by County Atty, mi.ssion got a little tired of 8request a legal opinion from charged the "Freeman reevaluate the issue as it the co6t any development wW 401"M er County Atty. Howard deal to tile school system," wouldn't need ary reading in the newspapers ha ve on the cowity in the future. local TIximas Freeman, machine was on the prowl" and presently exists. must have been three or four f_ her growth-pattern that needs correction Man tall iris ire oud of GOVERNORS HIGHWAY SAFE7Y - -1 I J ,ts - , . -_ cities in !he county was enforcement agencies withir- vovredtoLontinuethlspradice. A hall in county govern. I Safety isa family affair ING ' "With the continW rise In total crimes, I feel it is our persons attended, according to en years of ice. An described as , kdortl Pubbe Workis Director Bob Kelly (right) than the ahcriff. preitent 915 Savingv PAnds to members of the r1tv's "Refuse Crew of the Year," from left, Jasper expanded and improved a L Lingard, driver: Johnny Sliller and Tommie Wright, laborers. L'bmen from seven crews competing communications tietwork for "Very shortly, we will have a Polk declared that he has for the honor, th e men were commended by the City Commission and th eir truck was painted With deputies that also links the uniform cnme reporting maintained "an open door" E the to ~ might not be needed and only an cianges k been __ __ Whether Your daughter will I)EAR DR. LAMB - Your - w - 4 i4 I ~ water from a - newspaper, S 'ri,- ,A -a !% stoj growth It will not P.O. Box 1551, Radio City any bove growth that already inc in care o w FLORIOA -- . C_ .çhI'9 . , I 10 I -, 4 , 1% I dociinclogy clinic in any university fFtcal lon ARRIVE A[IVE I 4 - discussions ' mones, that estrogen is u.sevi tc, docrine gatus. If she is already I _-A FAST OUT _i I .L !, you can usually get uto. ~ a, C013- ptI V to but reverse 's kwiki -serve diner FAST IN __ fnrmstion on coflet' can nd by Bob Thaves swift -=' 0W70% _______ !~. I . FRANK AND ERNEST - r . - out-- ~ ' iling. Address your letter to 'of the long bones in ffie legs nd /~-% % D A 1 t ____ I ~JF4 R Those wanting more in- know what city to tell you to go % ,#',, v- 4 a - - -_ Z . - - _ =.. thttrnrwtiU and a gold star to denote the honor. (HtraldotobyBfll%'fncentJr,) Knowles said the "friend]. suit" was a Wol to open up ~.416..'J`&I, center. - __ I . i I NO(Viiiiiiiiiiiiii _ hate sour address so I don't _____ , , z ____ ________ Mary officials) has been by Dkk Turner N. t A __- -i , e3ntwemacona-it evaluation of her status. I don't nervous stimulant. City of Sanford to sell water sttnnlu the contested area lum ieved in result."%- ar,d - " - - 41E'~]!~~ _;:&-_i _~_ ~ ~ 14 ij~ out ::~~ 1 1 .. I - - S t m. _411_W_7%k_1!i_ V 1. - _. I-----" W- %Arfa~~- - _J S I --- S ___ TOY I - EI- ITE ! CHUBBY 1.P number of inquiries from - q'7 standing.- newspaper rho Jacobys will box was - ,I - t~mj - communication (with Lake or every .South had no trouble racking up an o-ertrick. •t ze "We're trying to get ifem to sit do arid talk about it," Knowles said 'The lack of winne E -.1 . 11111 ' - ____ nouncement at this time in response to "an overwhelm ing Mi rep'.]i from 1166,.e -' Mhry t4firialt. regar(ang an offer from the : We certainly would make Every time w,~- think about TiAlness is not a factur in our people to drink lots of coffm I (•• believe in hormcnes of any 41 - i __*Ip-•-' ____ - right. Should I bid five pot hot for their pallients. unwing. She is beautiful and a PecalLv real brain. Biit the complex 31101 DEAR READER I must is getting from her height is of the caffeine in coffee, making her mizverable and Me it should be used 'who wan' a sUmui tis,' heartsick and guilty. I (1.ldfl't as on awakening. if then. I see seek outside help in a larger no value and lots of f-arm In city when she started growing encouragiog OPeftins lead - K * ~_ -1 Knowles said the issue came - comm ission meeting when Usted under. time drink ., - kind. He is an old-fashioned, I don't know if a ll menta l lovable family door and wards allow free access to li.t 'n a vmall town coffee, bdt I do know this My daughter is 16 years old hospital still keeps the coffee and is 5 feet 11 arid still or uin,,iii, 1. , . ntuInina 1f( 1 ta ll ness in 6trLs, has ted me because it doesn't seem logical for many of them to take permitting )_,It . 2 that patients had free access to control we 31 " iii,L.._ Li " -1 - _-_ ~-_:- &~: r--__ ~-_ - year when Lake Mary wa.s ''I was in four,.h daily d,ses of tranquilizers ': r- - \I -._____ ______ .- / ; e 07_• - '\''I r?' r r ; I -V - ____I . ~e - _ . . % / 4 I I I D- 16 I I I - have encouraged him to make or. # - much aS they wanted at any I ! _14M2 D. skouior' fl I tile county," he said. In addition, the sheriff has tiiterUied a prorn of en. cour aging his deputies and offj to further their formal education in contemporary law - -_ ..6#11'.r I;: YOU THINK TkATS JAAR IS (AD AS A r- / - T . • 1, _ Knowles said the agriculturrd -, Chic Young tu NAVE A % PiECE ) 4 =~~ -- I- ___ ice Off"" , lie isn't going to get an, where, our Son. lie was in a SPONGE CAKE 1-1 ~-ninole County Sheriff John Polk, a Democrat, said that L& II I l P i , . - - - I .--- "I'm looking for the building industry to get started again to put people back to work and when that hapoens th e recessi on will be over," he said. today that he wculd 3eeka third tern m office I L% '' AisMul thinking. 1. ,., S • upturn," Knowles said, 'This is hard stuff, not , Sher i* f f Pol k To Seek i Lake Mar) ou a 290-acre , Parcel 01 ULflU anne C(. uy multi-family u ever se . "These th ings have to be an indication of an Th'1 'rd Term In , -. I ,.f ~ ~ M ov1.~ ~,~ 11'~N~,_ . _:1 __ '1-1 .-,~ Attnrne Vernon authorized by the Sanford City Commission to file ' around Central Florida and expect to start producing "some of the best iacthrytnacWred for a value of nearly a quarter million dollars for Sanora South and the plans of A.K. oemaker to .1 City I it has "pretty well set" several dev+pmeriLs , V has been 'I th Knowles sa id Cardinal Industries h indicated week that the acthily noted in Sanford In planning for five restaurants may well siial an upturn In t he nsction industry locally. Knowles said that in addition to the restaurants home construction has also begun moving again h aflv. lie pointed to the issuance of 15 building permi ts ' *I\ ~, ~ un e construct a 19-house subdivision ca lled "tJppland Park" off Upsala Road. r W.E. Knowles sa-d Wt 1915, of 9.6 per cent, and 30,0 one year ago, Th e average ump1ov.ent rate for th ° Lawton said that employment increased for the Metropolitan area, comprising Orange, Osceola fourth slrght month and th e number of unem and Seminole Counties, was recorded at 10.9 per played dropped below 35,000 for the First time In fou. cent. months, for new outlets in the city in the p:,.st t%% ,) ,.,Iont!ls. ierninole generally rerLsters it me-tenth ivr `11e booming toun~,t trade and tile upswing in At the same tune Seninole County's mote l in cent hiuer uminp1oment rate than the Iando manufacturing and wholesale trade are the dustry reported an accommodations crunch as Metro areas, amordipg to the Florida State Em. prumry factors in the employment rise," Lawton tourists flocked to th e area in record numbers, plo)Thent office in w inter Park. Sa nf ord To Sue Mar S a es Seminole's employment picture dramatic p l ung e in January, from the 14.4 per cent recorded in l ce rnber, to 11 per cent. The upswing in the economy was signalled last week t' an announcement by th e City of Sanford that live major restaurant chains hcd chosen sites - (- . # , ate is the best since Tom Lawton, metro manager of th e Winter Park Another favorable sign, he said, is that th e hardlast June when the unemployment rate locally was office, said the metro unemployment t conctlon employment appears to be holding rate means regLstered at 10.5 per cent. Unemployment was still some 34,800 persons are unemployed in th e three. Ith ° Seminole . o men Z ,v;- BLONDIE ' __ ne Herald Staff Writer % :-,.~-,,., , !: nL -) - oun DGE - 11* - - i four s P' pades. but we can't hi Ifilt themo all A 1)Iatr ho - I - y ' (06 - Bg J,%.1L'i J%( t)I1 lis . I ~_ ee Lots Bad For Nerves PASS ...WE LL CATCH ., I WITH and lt OStlL) ri Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents . . ---- inday, February 25 1976 I. TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) 21) This is one of those days Others will be relying upon you where your generous nature to hold up your end of bargains. muld work to your detriment.. Don'texpect them to do your Curb extravagant impulses. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan share. GEM[NI(May 21-June 20) Be 18) Be satisfied today with careful today not to assume small advantages in your someone else's burdens that dealings with others. If you ini), be 'too large for you to expect too inuch. you'll over. manage. ok before you leap. shoot the mrh. AQUARIUS(Jan. 2( - Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July fl) Don't let optimism about It's one of th ose days when you could foolishly do something something important today practical your against your better judgment. cloud upon realistic Ju1genent. Rely Be prac ti cal in all matters. fl) Take evaluations, (July 23-Aug. 1 PISCES (Feb. March 20 into careful consideration today views and suggestions of co You're likely to be most workers. They may have proficient today In managing mething wotth iistening to. others' iffairs, but don't VIRGO (Aug 'kSept ) in neglect to guard your own inbusiness deahngs today, don't lerests! YOUR BUITUDAY make more cncesioa than Feb. 25,1976 don't but necessary Be fair, This coming ye'r you are give away the store. to put a grw!t!t emphasis LIBRA (Sept. ZWct. 23) You likely my find yoursL-If in a situation on joint ventureb or situations today where you'Ll need to take that provide new revenues. If firm position.Stick to your your associates are wisely guits. Don't be wishy-wmhy. 5elected the results could be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) profitable. I- _1_ r - __ .iq II I WERE- STUFFED AL)< TO NS NET iN 1 45 by Stolfel & Hesmdohl SQUIRREL - - - 46 . - __ -, M I 37 --- 43 BUGS BUNNY - - , I C? .. N - 31 - - - I - -~ .-,- .I i - __,~ (3 - - , I - /, -29 30 " - r 'i,iiiiiiiiii, HELP FIGHT THE C0L, t HAVE CHAWS-D -. II' Larry Lewis -- ould cdabout be Ilone. that which ILSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 36 Arab prince duck DOWN 26 Not asmuct' _______________________ e action. Today you could be a promises today than it will be to 14 Manufacluff-S rival ti tI'I1I1.j' 68th Vr , 10 PfalVe3 25 f emale rabbit j. 8 NighIs :at) ) ____ ____ ____ - you.- Intentions wUI be ARIF.i (March 21-April 19) Though it will be easier to make fl4 1 ________________________ I I 46 Ontilrio for inslince 48 G, ew3r -ire . 14 One View I .. - rL !L., I- Indian% ___ / or E ETA MC T'I BFIH (ISo! i GA L 4IK:as(.b) 19 Explosive 0 Shoshonean -ç HOROSCOP E E,-I4AIT L 36 i4HAdIs forte ( U_ jJ . CO ba's ' \<~ - Ak. 1 s E ~,L C ' RGE' s 0 1A4L IJO,f __ Aniwer o P'eviuus - 4 -~ Semloolt High School TrI411-Y ,A III be represented at the Youth Legislatiure to be beld by the YMCA In Tallahassee, Th , ursday through Saturday, in the coagreiall; =d prru se-ction. Congirmloaal at present say "You pay." pay, rojecu Kinibroue. said no projt~ to dat(. havre been heid up f- �-- - - -- - WIN - £ _ I VITIOM 712- - MM a CC 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford rt "ednesda Feb 251916 -- President Ford Scores Not-row Win Man Jailed, Gun Confiscated Rik- W 10 1~t. Altal=&Tmlonte Bartender Shot At N*Ig h Club NATIO N I BRIEF -; - fly BOB LLOYD flerd Stall Writer N - - An A1tnonte Springs bar twice while he worked at Club 436 Tuesday, , - -- - -7— tender, shot WASHINGTGN (0) — Secretary of State Henr Kissinger found basic agreement with American foreign polic-y during his Iztin American trip, including his con cern over new ban gesaion A senior American official told new.unen on the flight home Tuesday night that Kissinger found no sense of con. f rontation in an of the six nations he visited, including the one he thought might be troublesome, Peru. He also is'ted Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica and Guatemala. Kissinger's nine-day in Latin America was his first trip to the area since he entered the goverruncat in 19 969. His last stop was a two-hrtr layover in Guatemala. where ex3mLned earthquake damage in Guatemala City. Before leaving, he promised to dc his "utmost to req)ond to the courage of the Guatemalan puple" -- — was WASHINGTON I LCU ( £ Legislation pending in hr I cost of air travel in tiowever, the legislation inight als;o result in higher air - fares or less service on rout to small cities report found. The report, prepared by the private consulting firm of Stinat I jeser and Eichner, reaches the sae basic (onclusims an UA: eff&6 uf dmrers federal regulation andlowerfaresandthsartaiidstopsejce Ford Orders Non-Compliance ______ President Ford ordered the compliance 1th a House subconitte subpoe na for u'coi os about go ernment intercepuors of cables sent to this 'ear Social Security taxes by as muai as Si a wek per worker Congirm and Uie White House over econornic policy. The Senate F4n2rce Ccxmmttees action rejecting Iouse the prospert in ft election year I% un!ikely. Witnout a formal vote, the Finance Committee agreed -t P~Z~_L _____ ____ ________ Senate Ponders Extension WASHINGTON i API — The Senate is debating whether - )ayl.ghtSablngTimeslviuld bcctenkdtoeight months, 1 as il.waslail y?ar, or whether itchculd run for six months .;c less. Unless Conl;rpss acts, Or cmmtry autoowtical2y goes - - - - -- - - - Saving - to run from If Daylight Savtng is exttnded to eight nirnths under a bill before the Senate, A would run fr(xn Maret 7 to Nov. 14. let #11 Humprirey Wins Support ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Sen Hubert 11. far not an official candidate for his pxty's presidettial no-mixiation, has won expected early =port from Deffmirats in his horrie state of imiL-%ot. Voting at precinct caucuses throughout the state Tuesday night &~owed heavy lacking for the furrw v;ce resldert and 196 pr&dential nominee, with much of the 241 delegates to later county caivenUoris, with 205 more uncormnifteed. Arium Rep. Morris Udall had eight delegates, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter am and antiabortion candidate Ellen McCorwack tvrc. Beef Purchases Probed WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon is locking into the possibWty that fraud and briber), have been involved Nis 7 in Uepurthaseo beef for j The probe by officiak of the Defense lnv~stlgative Service and agents of the rmy, Navy and Air Force has been under way since last faU. It was prompted by complaints from a Senate subcom. - - - - - - - - -- - - - Of tht t3l Of seven 13 thst bepn Tuo3&y burned osernight, one near the Fail lti'cr Ieiers* and the other nott of Eureka. Livning fieraM t; I ~%vfl D A.1; i. oid 5 u nda y t w c t-pl a jut c!j y i r.d C t.., , 1(.1 tir Ttk. Saniord Herall, Irc y Stcood Class Pollsot Psod at Sanford, rjotwip iiiii. --- -• __- Detention Center, deputies Tuesday morning and forgot to unplug an eledric iron In a Recreation Center. A new distemper is one of the most out. So far, about 1,5W nuclear spoken critics of nuclear pace. pacemakers have betn immakers. Ile anO others have phinted — 500 of them in the rked the Nuclear Rc-gulatory United States. Medttonic has Commismitin to ban them. Dr. manufactured about 80 per Lent Abrahamson, who describes of the unNs. hi mself an activist on ensi Dr. Chardack says h2 has ommental isues, argues that heard of no wxer failures in radidon might caiise cancer in the nuclear pacemakers. H a person stith a nuclear pace said a report in 1975 on I 000 mker, or the radioactive implants howed two eletronic plutonium fuel malfunctions hut no losses of h released accide ritally. power source. - -. & • r mary Attorneys Co n ide r Appeal FAI I AHASSI I APt TALIAHASSEE 1AP) — A judge Nis denied a motion to ha lt nextweek's state imniersity co ll ecti ve- raise animal adoption and redemption will get sbots. redemption tees b) $225 Also Kimbrough said all The program was puppies at the pound will recommended Tuesday by recpive InoeWations. Commissioner John Both Kimbrough and Kimbrough in response to Clark irdicated the charges generated by in(K~ulation prograin will ernio nnie Crdinty "otninna Society officials Ki:nbrough said "from Two weeks ago humane time to time" the airborne society members said virus will strike again, distemper virus was The $2.25 increa5e in reaching epidemic adoption fea will boost oronortlons at the county basic adoption nnd i8c, County redemption fee ' s from $13to Animal Control ' Officer $15 Bruce Clark said ale Though the mmission number of animals with the approved the concept of the distemper virus sas program the count at- reeach the matter to se however if It can be Ore Y , resolution. If not, an amEndment to Kimbrough, the existing animal contzrol Kimbrough said It Is not ordinance would be economically feasib!e to required. inoculate each animal —Ed Hckett Of a nuclear pacuaaler It costs about $%OW. The Dr. Abrahamso, nos ctire thl- jail is 'burs at pr0kss organization that ants a renegade local to stop using its name the Cr ams" ounty ssioner S' ViW enJr.received t o from the county commissicin e)Lpensive method of providing Tuesday to pursue a referen- additional )all space was durn in September for con- leasing Bu.11ding 310, but airport struction of a new multi-million officials recently turned down dllr county jll fdcility. the itcouty's was Sal. A second alternative, Vihlen the second such said, is to consider floating rejection in as many )ears. The bonds to ecure funds to be used first rejection came because to build a new bri-k and ortr airport area residents said they structure on county-owned did not want inmates housed oil property. 'C property just north ° CIrcuit Judge Victor Cawthon of Tallahassee deidea Tuesday the motion b the American Association of University Professors for an order preventing AAUPFlorida front using the otganization's name in the electic.-I. Cawthon's ruling means t)iaat the electinn wil! procede n schedule next Tue.-Way and Wednesday, unleSS the wilinnal AA1tPnftrtrnP%, I urri,Tv mission that leasing Building 0 TAl.l,AHA'SF F . ilsi Rtiflfl l' m API inimioner Palph Turlington predicted endorsement today woWd asi voters if they would pa additional land taxes to t.he way ed acation construction funds ore allocated. (onunittee was to revie w the concept during its second Jail Administrator George close to $3 million said i by a blue-ribbon study group of his oroposal to drastically drop Building ihlen said current cost Proudfoot Allocation Studied - 310 at the airport is a dead Luue. "I recotrunend the burd product furd- w mns#xuct a dew 310," he said. tr p convince an appeaLs court to grant a delay. The Sentem ber referendum •.., permanently e Idemic ro rtion , era Staff Writer ay of nieeflngs to draft fimil recorrunendat ions to N- inmate I. Llatur Turlington's plan would require local school boards, community colleges and universiti es to work together in establishing priorities or face losing their (, (.nstructian Facility s capacity on weekends lie sald a new jail is an Pcoudfoot says future "urgent need" of Seminole predictions are for a4ftional Count) because the V— .-mnt iriniates. nus. he bays ad. facility in Sanford is over. difirinpi facili ies need to be crowded anci. conditions are locatC4 to take care of the U Road Crews p !publicans are closely divided margin - (ered to the Co mission ft itS approval by Bob Ellis, the isor' The ore than ZO,OW pnple nuclear pacemaker-i because make" Ile claims that al. I 30 the program mfld begin recornmeided $10,000, but !hroughout the world have had nlost heart patients are older telivitt%*es are available ivitl) commission acting ad. today. Wttffy-powaed p6c*makers and their fife expv tanciesdon't thath 118ttaway &Lnd Commissioner fe span and without envi- ministrative assistant. implanted since their in. A-arrant the additional expe 771~: 197,000 was part of an John Kimleougil balked at rise ronmental ILazar& MA16 Communit.1 Services yesterday's meeting. Crysta Balls Were On Tar et In 1975 EDITOR'S NOTE— The last modest tax cut measure from We were caught with our according to preliminary Corn year was not a good one for the the Ford administragon. They parameters down," says inerce Deprtinent figures. tern of their private colleagues result ntcess.inily , of more n vAling the 1975 course, al. adroit handling of the tradition. American canstuner, grunted. expected, and received, a mod. Heller. A year ago, economists were though they were a bit too opti. But for the American eronorately easier monetary policy Near]), all econ w predicting tin Inflation rate nilsOir in predicting 8 per cent 1111.st, It was bctler than 1974 and from the Federal Reserve. agree that the quadrupling r! based an the GNP of 9.1 per avera8z unemployment and No emerged ",is ilso is a hit of history on Ford's N a the the leader of the handicap some people thought - But Carter said his New hiopid to do better and thinks he But For is not an elected side now. There have been six Hampshire victory was not a will in assachusetts. Shriver (lent and the man who wants to President lie holds office b) p revipresident ous i a I matter of ideology. He said that 11(1 much the saire thing Georgia's Jimmy Carter as the big winner in the first of the presidential primaries, scoring a comfortable victory that nkes him the frontrunner imonb UPERx _______ Bo"14 Of 100 N _______ , , _________ ( ________________ j Reg. 1.29 ______________ remember when HAND LOTION ___ are nine all told. Carter's newmantle Is one But it a giant step Forward for the former governor who came to ith first prize live APC TABLETS Democratic candidates I A • we • I Jt £i --- SALE ENDS SAT., FEB. 28 couldn't find a microphone," said Carter. lle'll find plenty now, for It is bo th th e blessing and the CtJ st of the frontrunning candidate that he faces intense sautiny every step of the campaign W2 A951"t THE AtGMT TO UMIT QUANIVIT118 JOY GARETTES BORDEN S LIQUID DETERGENT T, IGHT GUARD iCE CRE 32 OUNCE ALL POPULAR BRANDS REG. AND FILTER AhTI-PERSPIRANT ELSIE BRAND 1/2 GAL. 5 OUNCE --- CC PER Democrats to do battle in Mac CARTON I sachusetts next Tisesday, Ford and Reagan to meet again tr Florida on Manch 9 •IUU IYI IY1 Ford captured his first stat wide political contest with 51 per cent of the vote, a margin (if just over 1,300 bal!ots. With 94 per cent of the vote counted, Ford had 54,051 Reagan's 52,706. Among the Dvinocrts, tht; tally read this way: arter 22,591 or 30 per cent. —Rep. Morris K. Udall ot r cent. LIMIT 2 A47 1 \ t ç I Llkl!T I LIMIT I LIMIT I dog wasm awl 04 Jus t M& M — Sen Birth Bayh of Inmaria 12 ,776 or 16 'r cent — Former Sen. Fred Harris of Ok lahoma t3,62 or 11 per cent —Sargent Shriver 6.501 or 9 VVI CUPS __. ftflhItu ('VDilIj & I-z Packs C1 51 °z itii "-' Hubert H of linnesota, on write- in soles •• nnra'w - PS Q TI 401 ewib. SUPERX " - - • CREME ' ' ' - Reg 107 4,180 or 6 per cent. The New Hampshire vote was Unemployment To Improve picture in U state ill improve somewhat this sear but almost weekly competition that till remain lugher than the nadonal aver age, according to the Governor's Annual Economic fleport. won't end until June 8. Reagan and his %- o.g Reg. 69t R eg. 1 19 2 F A VV I report, which (,os Heubin Askew b-v, girded to the legislature TueAay, sWd the state's econoray would continue to improve from the recmion butould still la I t ,- a .%. . _. _4_ 1. 1, e , Twin packs 2 had tried hard to consince litical opirtion makers that running reasonably close to Ford R 4 provement in the data thelilselves. a So there is little back-slapp. world oil prices sin-e late 1973, cent The government has just bit t&10 pessimistic in saying In Even some dyed in-the soo1 ing going on. a doubling of world foc4 prices, reported It at 8.7 per cent. Ration would be 11.3 per cent. economeLricians those who "We're sfill near the bottom and tht ending In 1974 of the The group predicted a declhx,. Oite Ih:ti4 practically all use COMPlex Matheir --fical and of the barrel in the public eye," Nixon wage-price controls pro. in GNP adjusted for inflation of economists of whatever prilill. 4"Orl"Ou var to, build ll attcrnpts at 1.2 per cent. The actual figitry ca! Pccomplis1w,l ,v i to NEW YORK mAPs - After Leonoiretrica, a leading Iorecastin out ut .altcr. was 2pir cent, the largt suc h pedir' within a month or two help forecast the future — are the wild and embarrassing in. Wa ll Street forecasting firm At the beginning of cich year, drop since the 1930s de pression the mid 'ear end of the eec,- beginning to feel the limitat i ons accuracies in forecoting -When I go t) speak, audiences the Federal Reserve Banl. or They saida year ago that 1975 nomic downturn. And most ex. nomnic Csents in 1974 and 1973 , automatica ll y aswrne I'll be Richmond , of t~eir methods. Va., compiles a uruiiploynicct soild average peet the recovery to last " ho I • r1' -, ," b k' "Business though t it custal ba Its were renlat-kably Models,"mys Evans, a leading "Our public image is still tar- Forecasts" which calculates the end 0! T)camtxr was 3.3 modest part alut with unem- t-cloninietricl accurate in predicting ins un. nished and that's In part a . hey let you the mcdsn irc*1icilons of a per cent, and it was down to 7 fi plovnient high down in "Luck! Luck!" says econo. mcdon for our having accepted crosmMion of 40 top Amcri. per cent in January, tile Labor "You do learn some things ra1tWaJtei Ikiler, only baum trio much credit 'u prosper. -) Econometric 11 C5 econommust from uniir Department reported from history," says BelIer, al. shown to mie as jell, i ity) in past years," agrees Dr. sitico, barks. Private reAearch y weak in Economists also came clow luding to the fact that most, if pr Paul McCracken, a Ford ad companies amid insestiiment in calling the number of car not all, foreras'ers felt mere at f4ctor that mede economic pre. ministration econumisL filrru. sales and howil-rig start in 1975, home al tho beginning o( lgft,5 dirlions to* so goW was that A period of hi&~ prestige for Hert'S how those early 1975 lieth considere! k e-, whM it finally became obvIwis i~Lt (-as,t: 1~conoiiuc fra,'einity endtd fo'-ecalts crarl~ up i, ear later Lirollit-ters of uver.u'y The ecomUibts thmaselvm ac. in 1973 and 19'94. DoWe digit T~t nxdian econotaic fore. p(-onomic activity bemuse that a full-blown rece&%lon lv", each re=111M Its depffis. knowledge Uds. The yw K-r, inflaVon arrived. arKI econo. cast for the Gross Natlonal j.1volves 6C man iflfl4tl(Ai in 1973 and 1974 r Heller,, "our noses ILIve be(,n rubbcd in tJX. ffi,.t that We still -40n.t h8v 4n explanator; tm rY of InflAtion." I I unemploy menit %C)U,u average in 197E, down f.om 11.7 per cvnt in 1975. it predicted 0 per centI Victim May Be Evided GAINF-SVILLE (All) — A court suit has been filed to (crcetherernosaIofacometose teen ager from a ospital here doctors say ,othlng else can be tionc for the youth The suit was filed Tuesday by the Univeri ot Florida ks to ,.-vict James Bates, Shands Teaching flospitnl. It see ' -71le 1)oyis ta king space and using facilities and highl) skilled people who are trained for specialized cire which he floesii't nLTd," (~inningham explained. Lobbyist Filmed In Bar A lobbyist who claivis his TAII.AIIA&SEE(AP) privacy was invaded wher. he was filmed in a bar made no effort to avoid the camera, a Tainpa television station's ttrney has told the Ist District Court of Appeal. In fact, ttorney Eurich Griffin said Tuesday, the filin shows lobbyist Don Stafford smiting as he directed an obcene gesture at the camera. There's no reasonable person that can look at the video tape and look at the pictures from that video tape and (-f)me to the conclusion that Mr. Stafford (lid not Lonsent to IA~ing filintil," Griffin said. rlan Blackburn Fined Ha One-time gambling CASSELBERRY 1AP) kingpin Harlan Blackburn Nis been flned $125 and had his Id ulrivjn eliar"e r i I court Thesdt eaded guilty in Las tag an unlawfu lly Blackburn oI If D u,t.m. fl,u osge, 1eagan men clearly thought they had the leadnd might win outright. "I feel what's happened tonight is a -.ictory." Reagan said after midnight, with the Republican verdict stl!I in doubt hIogesh' co untered Rep James Cie-.-eland, the Ford ciunpaign chairman. "A vic• • for his strongest northern state, Reagan said he had done bettei tluin anyone should have ex- They forever UI LA UNDRY I The 310 000 Florida dr i vers whose remrdi have earned thpm the label of "assigned risk" 11lay soon luave to 1) iy sharph hij,her rales for thir autoiiiobile insurance. The Florida AiW Under%Titing Aswiation says - - ;_ 40 HOW TO SAVE '"ONEY ON PRESCRIPTIONS KITCHEN flDIlfl flu i wi i IL UflflI% HEAVY Disposef ana dra n cleaner. DUTY 3. 16 oz. RC9. 1.29 - - r - - -4 SAVE YOUR RECEIPTS Prencriptions are tax deductiblo wb ------- - - -- VINYL recept. W a utomatically supply you -. -- PLAYBALLS It prescription filled at Sup*Rx. crdboard ro 0141. SHOULDINT WE BE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTION? Reg. 1.39 eAch PA PORTABLE RADIO Model SW 1 Snmth S hape Add lift 4 JIett' II — FMIAM Model FPR.1258 -• _____ II _____ ______ Reg. 12-27 UMBO OOKER BED PILLOWS J MIRRO — or at p that won, in a state where paper, the Manchester Union- I P Leader, the backing of Gov. — 40 oz. 1.69 Pr about tiat least until the Reaga enjoyed the ardent sup- MIAMI (AP) - - DOW can argue charge of driving tinder the influenre of alcohol. Drivers May Pay More Funds EFFERDEN1 said Reagan had been beaten in Ford Ys PEPTO BISMOL DOAN S PILLS Your choica of colors, Pai 13 of the 17 oppe d a aicoriol iii return iurisgUi% p1ea,au'horities drop His license was suspended for PLAYTEX Democratic delegates, Udall Howard If. Callaway, Ford's national campaign manager, 2R • • HUM CLEANER ______ for an kicumbent who is making tough decisions ... against a guy who can cvme out of a nd k d of the week." There was another phase in the primary, and Ford was winning that decisively. With the vote count nearing coinpletion, delegates backing him for the nominat,on led for 19 of the 21 seats New Hampshire will have at the Republican National Convention. carter led LIMIT - a %..K'$ embargo from - Reagan's. lie said he has South wasn't the cam paI gn between the man who is presi- a 1reface, to be overtaken within days by the decisioris of other voters, in bigger states. Regan had an apt phrase for it: "One primary does not a stuniner the tor of the University of Min. can take full atisantage of ational life for nuclear pace- -_ It will take 31 to do that, in T%o county road ciews Individual with tl~at salary to AdmirlisL".9 Uon grant ezu 1. ed to $97,000 graot (vom run the ffew," Hattaway said. SEEDCO in December. the Seminole Emr)lovment arui whqvit ha unino i n rin Ar-an fairs. contend thprp h,%4% M. - . .— , d IU MM IC IIVW 001 V r , (III ins u f ficient study of the IFLselopmenl Development ujtCjp3 is preparin because it was included in the explained that $10 000 grant proposal. County of ricials !mpact statement on nuclear- pacemaxers for 10 years. SUII, powered tmeenjakers, weighing he sh:1d, the nuclear device has Ile says there is r pr,,-sibilit) of Up today despite a dispute at was the entrance level for r'oad accepted the $97,OW and agreed oncer when tissues ire ex. Tile-5day's county commission superviwr& the claim of manufactwers to hire the workers to set up over the supervisor's sahury. posel to radiation. But Hattaway sa!d, "don't road crews to clean roads in and the axperience of doctors any battery pacemaker. riffin counters that a patient agaimt the concerns of AbraBob Griffin, nuclear pr COmmissien Chairman call him a suPer'03017 "Cell Seminole County. hamson and various en e,rams manager of Medt him President of the ioads. call refused to Ellis said crew members receives less radiation than an approve him nromentajjsts says the lifespan of the nuronk, clear salary for Pri President of the ditches or already have srage jet cr ew receives been hired All me Minister of ditches' Heat gencrated s part of the unitllo-wsa doctor to eliminate at RobertA M II val tJgh altitudes from cosmic L'wt was lacking was approval then you won't have to fuel's radioisotopic decay is multiple pacemaker surgery pay hired to supervise two crew rays. of the supervisorl.-t salary. S10,000... conv"tpd into ectricity — the for young patients with a long leaders and 10 workers. Because it was $10,0(4 it The supemisor wds to be paid electrical impulses delivered to life expectancy. amson says there is no —he $10-000 salary was heart muscles to control heart $19C.20, while crew leaders required the recommenclation But he no' ed that only a small evidence to support the as. Worked out by Piblic Works were scheduled to earn rh)llun, prolonhing the lives of percentage of pacemaker users su inptjon of a 10-year o $128.00 01 the cOuntY's personnel board per- Dirs.ctor Bob Andrew and ofpeople with damaged hearts weAly. EWs said he would and an okay by at commission. * - With tile ballots counted after an a ll-night Republ i can 11 awarded Ford his victory. the dmitted to the facility Pound passed Tuesday by But, he said animals the eunt> cornmissir,n will slated for ado p tion or - Fcrd is a winner, and that Johnson eight years ago, when tin inctunbent, and on the other progressive center candidates it woWd be, helps But the New Hampshire he on the NewHampshi re pri that he has the background to in New llunpshire," by which Ba)h claimed his third place %erdiet also shows that when inary bui was rated a loser be. prove he can win elections. he means everybody except New Hmpshire finish was hey get to tlw voting booth, cause he only had a seven point For what it's worth, there Camr. gratifying. Harris said he had tilore than a year ago and left Inoculation program at thebecause of the cost to the I elections to come That's what did in I don B be shouldn't be expected to beat procession of Department or Health and Rehbi litative Strvices re considering whether to appeal a federal judge's ruling t could bl, )ck a major reclassification program ainied Election Halt Denied Seminole County Animal co,.Lnty. on both side of the argu. (ory.in.defeat theme not unlike proven that being blow will be hard to land in the expected of elected presidents. inert, saying un one hind that Ne Hampshire as a nobody to the less-costly intermediate care category. The payment rectuction, fron SM a month to W a month. was designed to catn estinihted 110 million state deficit in the - a sigi1s that a quick knockout try to hold Ford to the anlr Attorne) s for the - it sa trig money In the Medicaid program HILS officiaLi say if the Miami ruling is applied state%k idi, , it could block the transfer of tip to half of the state's 14 o Medicaid patients from the chllpk'are Ultet'nr) vhien Gven Raises Pound Fees y Irony )l VII There was a subdued, ironic poiitia note to the non-partisan patriotic rallythat B,etty Ford addressed here in her quest for votes for her iusand in the florida pririars The rally Tuesday i6ght was part of campign trip Nirs. Ford hadn't been expected to make a!, recently as ee a go. T(xla) she planned to dedicate a Melbourne school that teaches the basics, then cross the state and citizens center a Port Charlotte. At the rall , she delivered a ringin speec on s 1 encanva l ues arx fitted in a tribu te to two 'nilithr ficers who had been Vietnam prisoners of war, N1, rine Col. Howard Dunn arxi Navy Cmdr. JohnMcKain Jr. Punn's wife was with him as Mrs. Ford acki.jwledged Vie men's service. But SIcKain's wife was home in nearby Orange Park. where she effor t t o t Gerald Ford uto;1 n the pi T Sanford Juvenile said Mrs Wilson went to work said Clark recommend ActiII, (li Lrt&e biggest Wednesday, February 25, 1976 officials at 't'.rnson a physicist and physi- Hospital in Buffalo. unexpected grain raids. No rederal shocks. It was an emler ycar to call. TWO - * Fire "normal" and ilot of torney was instructed to reports of improprieties in the buying of meat for military rrmses and cmwnissaries. BY fl AssociatedPress Prairie f1res have swept across thousnn:6 of acres of cb-y grasslands In the Fir' HilLs pasture 'ry o east centra I Kansas Police Speech I Touched Feb 23,1976-3A -Tbey told Its tilat anyk rid of appointment and succession. preferetim primaries here and, might be the case 1.11,cr, in And Harris had a word of ex vict ory would help the fl Hamps hire una in that time, no candidate who MassachusetorrnFlorida lie planation for his No 4 rank1ng victory over Ronald Reagan in President in Floridd," a Ford was his first electoral test out- did not win in New Hampshire also said that in a two- man "Our problem is that the little Ne llarnpstdre's ke) note Re campaign strategist said side the Grand Hapid.s Mkti, has made it to th e White House race, he tii he could beat people were not able to redch pu bli can primar y points to a 'Well, we'v e given them ti ny congressional district that 13 r Ass the ballot Udall, the Alabama Go George C Wa! ' long struggle for the Hepubli kind of a victory." tunes elected hi m to the house second place Democratic lace easily. can presid enti al nomination It The Rea g an ploy had been to And Reagan, actual!), has finisher, was sounding a %IC And he added that he had -- tty rora A aresse s Raity, &o * Couds for years. formed the- first U.S. implant of Nearby , at the Um.ersit) of w isotopic pacemaker at the 1973 No oil - - surgica1l mitteeheadedbysen LawtiCtdles,IWIa Fires Sweesp Grasslands troduction in 1960 The draw - with a poser supply that iasts geons in Buffalo, i. Y, per- Ford's pmposal cam as no smWise. And while the Tuesday that its pending and tax plans for IM would not include an increase in Social Security payroll de.ductions. ,J IaLer ft year a &cision Cr. The panel delayed un,. ha money should be taken from e6ewhere in the federal budget to ptimp up the SwW Secarizy byst~em. . The nuc ' lear modeLs, designed MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AF-i to last at least 10 ye-,irs, have — 71e use of plutonitun to keep been in use only since 1970. the hearts of 500 Americans James R.Mason, NRC medi. beating regularly is gener. eal specialLs, who ~caled a eating controversy ' over the safe- cent nuclear pacemaker stud), ty of the nuclear-powered pace. says the NRC's final decision on inakers these people use. the safety of nuclear paceThe chief battleground is mkers should be ade this Minneapolis, headquarters of yetar. It could be challenged in the world 's prir,ctpalmanurac the courts In Jul 1973, under a license turer of nutkar pacemakers. that tirm, Niedtronic Inc., from the Atomic Energy Cornclaims the devices are radio- mission — predecessor to the actively safe and a boon to NRC — Dr. Andrew Gage ind people requiring a pacemaker De. Wiffiam Chardack. sur- Tax Hike Is Stymied decision could be reversed 5 the Senate ard the and state lion and should issue a ruling of the device must be replaced Four FBI agents and a National Security Agency em. owyc wim were involved in OPeraLon Shamrock were scheduled to tfttifY t0d8Y befOct the -subcowJttee, which is headed by Rep. Bella S. Abzug, D~N.Y. - Action Reports agents today were investigating Nuclear Regulator) 1ommt 'bat when the batteries run stun is considering that ques- down after six cars or so, part and from U.S. citizew, cwgress!onal sourcei say. A spokesman Icr the House government Information subcommittee said Toesday the panel h!id been told that Ford was prelwed to invke execut! lve privilege to keel) Ow subr1Dtn1WUe* hun obtatnkig information on - Are CONCORD, N.H. (AP; IesIdent Ford s hairbrea d t h Home Damaged In fair condition EDITOR'S S NO Justice - (hi Panel To Rule On PacemakerS expected to give now impetus to the Ford administration drive to give the nadon's airlines uwre free-d= to raise W ASHI NG TON (AP) pollee FLORIDA IN BRIEF Sheriff's deputies reportcd a arrted a 1earId juvele the destro)ed lire TheSda) boy and recoered a 1O Ford Bronco reported stolen Thda) interior of the reidence of Mrs afternoon at Sanford The Elizabe th Wilson at juvenile was turned over to St, Altamonte Springs, • Sanford police said the bedroom. tie said there were no Tuesday that partially Bronco, belonging to Robert W. injuries in the blaze which was Officers said F ogle said he destroyed his trailer home at Boyd Jr, of 216 Woodmere contained and extinguished by !~aw a muzzle flash and heard Mobile Manor, west of Blvd., Sanford, was reported county fire units. the discharge of a firearm as Longood, died from extensi ve stolen from Magnolia Ave. , and Radio Taken the auto glasq -splintered. burns. Marvin Meltzer, Society Park 25th St. hi1e he tended bar at the State Beverage Department Hughes said due 'o the angle Inestiatorc said cause of Apartments, Fern Park, nightspot on Lake Howell Road. Capt. Lee Russo said today that of the glass the projectile was the blaze- hasn't been deterreported to sheriff's deputies tiobbery Probed Invesdgators said the aLeged agent Eugene Fogle, a former deflected upward ar d. Hayes' body was fowid Sanford police detectives that a $139 citizens bqnd radio -unman reportedly had argued Sanfc.— .1 policeman, was driving penetrate the car. by firemen n the floor of the today were Investigating the wa Liken when his autn was earlier with Jenkins at the bar. a new car for the first day. Five Florida Highway Patrol living room In the trafler near a armed robbery of Jane bur&rized while parked at the Earl Lee Fuller, 24, of Russo said because of this he Is troopers, three policemen and couch Wallace, 19, of 615 Park Me, apartment complex Altamonte Springs, was tirld "inclined to rL]e out the per- sheriff's deputy converged on Dishwasber Stolen Sheriff's vice squad agmts Titesday afternoon while she iithout bond toda) in county sonal aspect" and believes the the scene armed sith shotguns arrested an Turiijiklfl3 Land Co officials Altamonte Springs stood talking wi th two men in jail on charges of attempted incident coWd have been a and searched a wooded, grasy nin Tuesdy night fter he an alleyway between the GM reported a r.(X) dishwmhej, was rntrder, ag ra ted hatters ra ndum i nd a! 'siii h pi irei adJ . iii to the Ut) illegedl) prisenki a forged blocks of Magnolia and Park stoko from a ho use under and se of a firearm in com. shooting "But it's kind of building but reported they prescription for controlled Ave construction at 191 Nor, . mission of a felon) mysterious right now," he said found nothing to Indicate who drugs to a pharmacist at K Patrolman D L Anderson thesttrn Ave., in the sou th Deputies said witnesses said Sariiord police detective Sgt. the gitriman may have been. Mart, U.S. 17-92, Fern Park. Said his. Wallace, Lewis Seminole Trallwood Estates the man who a'legedly shot E J Hughes 'aid a marked city Autopsy Report Robert B Hirschmann, 50, of Oglesby, and Js1e Mitchell subdi%iSlOn Jenkins fled the club on foot patrol car was behind Fogle's Sheriff's 11 George Abbgy 527 Orange St., Altamonte we" approached TV Taken by twc men, after the shooting unmarked state vehi cle nor- said today that an autopsy Springs, was charged with and one of the men pulled a Ms Patty F Tidwell, of 6 Deputy C.L. Nickle reported thbound on Persinunon Ave., dEtermined that 60-year-old attempting to obtain controlled pistol. Mitchell rda and the Winnebago Trail, reported a deputy Donald McCormick when the incident occmed Jessie Hayes, whose body was substance by fraud. Bond was gunman took $20 from Ms. SM color television was stolen apprehended Fuller and con about 845 p.m. as Fogle turned found after count) firemen set at $5,000 Wallace before fleeing or, foot, from a garage at her resloence, fiscated it h,t,n i Field Lnto n driveway t the Westside extinguished a fire early Boy Arrested police said. deputlei .4d today. fl fares go r-peak hours on routes between 60 major cities, a eport or 0 Tra nsportation COfl PP / car Fired Sanford a Tuesday night incident In toda> at Florida Hospitat hich a ear dri%n by a ste North, Altamonte Springs. and beverage agent was hit by a sheriff's deputies said a suspect gu nshot on Persimmon Ave in the shooting is being held in There were no injuries rid jail without bond. police said the shot, from an Witnesses told deputies that unknown type weapon, shat Chrles enkims, 5n, of 400 tered the car's windshield on Basewood, Altamonte Springs, the passenger side but didn't was shot in the chest and side penetrate the vehicle. A'ouia Cut Air Fares Bin and DePugh Sect near the shooting scene A eernent Found On Tour - at tt* intersection of Jackson Wtdnesd3y, Sanford Ft D n Long nepubli*can Struggle. Foreseel 1 - p, Evening Herald Reagar was campaigning today In Illinois, which holds its primary rch 16, but by nighttie, he Is due in Tam Pa Fla. And tfr. Ne to 15 0i. press. 12 o 2R Sizes B Y CLAIROL ; -- 1' in pomla: LOVING CARE LONG & HAIR COLOR COSMETIC PUFFS URNACE FILTERS Meldr,mn Thc4nson and a supe SENTINEL 28 2FOR oil uvI %JlLn CONDITIONINu LOTION Fon LONG HAIR BY CLAIROL 0 - 4 oz BAGS - ALL TrT ITEMS AVAILA BLE -- - SOLID OR SPRAY AIR FRESHENER SANFORD mm rc'i AF CASSELBERRY 2R -- 0 2R RED BUG ROAD SR 414 - - - - �VOAIZNWNNV&i-~,- - ALwA11111mg 2EL*1U Congr.t.iat1ons to Ms. Marilyn Gordon, fcrmer Ser- ..wle Youth Programs Inc. coordinator for volunteers, who has been named director of volunteers-regional coordinator and moved to the Orlando Youth Programs office. She wi ll be in charge ot 10 coordinators In nine VP! otficcn in Seminole, Orange, Osceola, Lake and Marion ('ountics and Tampa. Mrs.Janet Lunde will be supervisor of volunteers for So'. tilnole working in th e Sanford off ice and Mrs. Lee Sterling will be in charge of th e new South Seminole YPS offi ce in Crane's Roost, Altarnonte Springs. N fl(i:s( ll 1'VI'•.. S\NI-'(. III I), FI.A 2;l ( 3(6.32.261 I or 811 4,9.Il Wednesday, February 25. 1976-4A Around \.\\NE D. IX)VI.E, Publisher H II('ll;\I) IA)N;. f;ijitOr III.!t \l D. ('Uil ii:. \lana i n f,htor UOiEI0 C. MAUKKV, Advertising Director I h'li' i r eek. 55 trLs M - fit h . $21, 49. ,', .%I ,, I It h S, $1 Vt ar. S28 40 lh Mail in Fbi idji suue as in'nie &Iivei tIar mail Month, $2,70: f Months, $16.20: 12 Months. $'32, 40 lint' . - and return for them at th e conclusion of the meeting. If driver's sch ed ule did not permit volunteering on a regular basis, he could substitute for uthers from time to time. Prospective drivers may call Brent Rabe, traaspocthtlon chairman at 647-3358. t... ________ -- Security Justifies Arms R Speaking of volunteers the Mid-Florida Chapter of th e Flori da Council of th e Blind needs volunteer drivers In the Sanford area, who would be wi lling to transport blind persons interested in the chapter to attend the mon th ly meetings. Meetings are held the ru-st Saturday of the month (with the possible excepti on of two sununer months) 2-4 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church of Orlando,, 1815 E. Robinson Si. Drivers would be welcome to participate in the meetings or to leave the passengers . The Clock One way to calculate the degree of damage to the security of the United States of America is to read the columns of statistics. Another is to listen to the changing semantics of th e annual defense budget debate. Neither was reassuring as Congress began its discussion of defense appropriations for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. Th e administration has asked for a defense budget of $101.4 billion, about $8.9 billion more th an the appropriation for the current :'ttr, That increase dissipates, liowevet- , when inflation, the rising cost of military hardware, and the percentage Oi national treasure devoted to security are factored in. Th e defense budget request is 5.4 per cent of th e gross national product. This year military spending was 5.7 per cent of the GNP. In 1965 th e figure was 8 per cent. Words that package th e national defense budget presentation tell the same story. During the Truman years the United States discouraged foreign adventurism with a policy of "deterrance." We were so strong that nobody dared to test us. President Eisenhower dvoeate(l "massive retaliation" clear-cut strategic superiority Ot? any who would challenge us. By the end of th e Kennedy administration, the United States stressed "flexible response." President Ford asked Congress for "essential equivalence." Recently, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld defined the security goal as "rough equivalence" What the declining figures and reduced rhetoric mean can be seen readil y. Adm. James L. Holloway, chief of naval operations, told the House Armed Services Committee that the United States ha only a "slim margin of su periority" over the ' C'..- -f Soviet Union and h .vat Japan. The Soviet Union is continuing to improve its navy while the U.S. Navy recently was forced to drrp its goal of 600 active ships it now has only . . Support For Impeachment Se DON OAKLEY '. "Since it only takes five per cent of th e energy Used in original prod uction of cans, the recycling process savrs 5 per cent of that original energy, and, aluminum may be reyc!ed over and over again," explained Paul Hayden, Reynolas R"-,,,!Anal Recycling Manager. Wi th aluminum recycling rapidly becoming an economic and anti-litter boom, the Al uminum Recycler's mobile unit will have five sch ed ul ed stops in Sanford during March. Recently announced' 1975 year-end figures -Jane Casselberry . .. ...' ________ ': ' . 4 ______ _____ 'c RAY CROMLEY ______________________ New I -. __ ____ 1 Why BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) President Isai'i Peron's foes in Congress were trying to rally a two-thirds majority today to impeach her or declare her unfit govern. The lower house of Congress was to meet for the special session that the government canceled last week In an attempt to avert a showdown. Although the session was "aIled to consider bills still pending, the deputies could decide to cii.cus action against the embattled president. Top officials of the Peronist iiio''ement met Tuesday after Mrs Peron rejected their demand that she purge her cabinet and circle of advisers of men linked to Jose Lopez Rega, her chief adviser and confidunt who was f or ced into ex il e last summer. Some leading Peronista urged that the movement a band on Mrs. Peron and Join dissident Peronist.s and the opposition parties in a vote to remove her now, 15 months before the end of her term - For more information call Seminole Community College at 323.1450, ext. 345. ' ( Bus 'Teachers ? ., I Plundering , J S.- -. A," _ ... "1'"•S..,4' ' 3s" . r I ~, ( ,. 1 1 . I ... '.."~ *1 ( . 1% ), II HEW Extra 1 . .1 471 Cuban Constitution Hailed t MIAMI (All) Cuba's first day under its new soelabst constitution has been marked by the acclaim of Prime Minister Fidel Castro's brother, who says the charter will inspire other Latin Americans, First Vice Premier Haul Castro, head of the country's armed forces, analysed the constitution In a Tuesday - ' . .." . "- - - ~_Income ., ___ " .1 - "Bus th e teachers." ' W1IING1N In tolerable leveLs of graft in the $5 billion a year Supplemental Security inst or iginal, idea yet to emerge out of the Income Program for th e aged, blind and na tio school busing controversy. It was disabled have been well documented and , made by a private citizen of C1ee1and, which is publicized. ex pected to be th e next large city to be ordered to And CXCUS3 d'ily renderc'l by the Departundertake large-scale busing to remedy racial nient ul Health , Education and welfare. The ' imba lances in its schools, / agency was new, it was said. it inherited a .. After wctks of testimony from both sides in a motley conglomera tion of files and backup in-e ---,) / suit brought by the NAACP against the formation from th e states. The program is u tN ______ / Cleveland School Board, the decision rests in the large and so complicated th ere will inevi ta bly be ______ / hands of a federal judge. ' -. a certain amount of fraud, mistakes and slipups. i y C But since neith er the school board nor the Hogwash. These statements are true o far as okr 1, NAACP seems to be able to come up with a th ey go. But th ey ignore a depth of sloppy solution givirnt equal education to children, and .. mismanagement not related to newness, size or I SIflCC the children are the real ones who suffer Il complexity. 11 Ill from all th is haggling, "hy not bus the . A recent fed eral go vernment study of the It ______ . _ ____ , AV. teachers?"asksEdithScheperdlna!etteitoa . program sugg'sts in i'act, that if present agency local newspaper. . 0 practices are continued we may bein for future . . Bus half the suburban teachers to inner city ,' fraud of a magnitude which wi ll make past ___ "1•'J shool lind bus hail the inner city teachers to • . repor ts of malfeasance, by comparison, seem S., atthur ba n schools, she suggests. Let these halves \ but like a child's game of marbles. S teach in th e appointed areas for half the school Item The computers tal and peripheral . year, arid then reverse the other halves for the . . ç Ij equipment of th e electronic data processing t~:_,_ -. 13 1 . ..--a -ç year. the heart of who' paid what and __ Be!ldes being a great experience for how much - are so poorly guarded and su pe rteachers, as we" as students, this would balance vised they can be manipulated at will by almost inequiti es In educa tion and teachers would rea lly anyone in the system. J EATUS earn th eir sabrk, she says. In addition, paren ts Badges and passes autborizing entry into the 481 wauld have th eir children in their own urcas and facility are uncontnilled and rcadiiy availa ble. On a larger plateau of defense, John Collins, a HEAR "a YE! great missionary work would be ace area housing the computers and associated Th ..4 ..,w-' . 1 4 .., . t vI I k,- v-ti r.0 (','.r. •&a,..I..) %}1.L. till II*II*tU1 , r 4flIJ, ________________________________________________________________________ etiu pwenhIsv1nuauunattended,auowtng easy affairs, suggested in a study th at Congress sho uld . Actually, this Idea goes beyotid anytlung th at ices. Once Inside tc ficility, unauthorised reassess th e United States' position of global has yet been proposed. Busing programs have so pe rsonnel or staff rnembt'N witlremoezzlement far been mostly confined with in city boundrien, leadership because the military balance of power is in mind could remove or exchange tapes conEditor even though it Is generally acknowledged that t.aining critical inforrnatioi with little effort. tipping toward the Soviet Union. th e real problem which busing contritxites The illegally inserted tapes can be On still other plateaus, the United States now of our En-and new (100) bed Crippled Children's The Rig h Ii o Life 9 is white flight ( and in creasing black flight) t pregranime1 to justify and authorize the has no mechanism for the immed iate mobilization Hospital underway. 0 the subu6. Iflt1iL of funds to ficuous persons and to ine'i pay Itgardtng Rev. Harold A. Harris' lette r of Your co ntinu ed inter't Pfl(1 In, sunport of of manpower because draft registration was Instead of the massive busing of pupils far Feb. 18, 1976, bef or e ta king his stand he should our arid women in ca hoots with staff mem bers or dropped. Abroad, the United States is losing from their homes, with th e attendant turmoil, have acceoted th e invitation. He might have fa(ilit)' is most appreciated. payment of mo ney to staff members using J.C. Oliver the great expense and dubious results as Ia: as broadened his knowledge in regards to Right to flexibility of operations because of restrictions ctitious names and ailments Inserted Into the Administrator computers. Or educa..cia! be nefits are con cerned, bring the Life. our bases in Turkey, Spain and the Philippines. change th e report ed condition of Harry-Anna Crippled certain reeiients, schools, in effect, to the pupils. Military morale is likely to drop if Congress freezes Like most people with closed minds, he Is enti tling th em to higher Ch ildren's Hospi ta l Bus e achers. th te Why not? paymen , 'maw e ar ts Th li ties are legion. e of possibi the fact that abortion is pay and pensions of the mili tary, as suggested by a Rfl E us tis By ese mea concern th ns il but, thank God, m lions of dollars can be th eir minds are open th e administration for economy reasons. And while s len to om fr e system and broader than some. Theo ther thing that they Sin art Dogs th each year with no one the 11 medals for appearance at our research and development may be respectable, wiser. are Just as concerned atxnit Is euthanasia. RTL Winter Olympics, America would be out of the the United States is not making the investment to knows what ha ppened in Germany bef or e Hitler. As a pet lover and animal owner. I am running. Dea th notices can be held up, this mfl(ifley put th e new weapons iflto operations on the scale you? dlstressedbythelackcfcuflsjderationbythedog collected for mc'nths by i consp irator. If and Dressed in Navy peajacko't.', gray tr ouse rs Do needed. Right to Life U for life for all th e unborn, owners in one of th e more beautiful when there's a ch eckup in and shaoeless stocking caps, th American team th e oiling, the dea th The United States is threatened by the Soviet arr iv ed in Innsbruck, Austria, looking as though disabled, retarded a nd the aged. residential sections of Sanf or d. notice can be inserted ar,d the graft th ereby c*,...•i.... ...c This is free country and uø nil fnr Ilninn wi h ciinrinritv in .In my nn-ti1'sllQr a•, 'w* l..,rp. I,.. rnn,lg ......1l •..J*..... -. a4. •l$4 S ISV Ulliti ourselves but w he n we o as Sen. throughout di Bayh th e day d, we and night. Each commented one wire service writer. morning I irregularities mentioned above can likew defense, which is another way of saying that the be By contrast, the Russian team paraded must accept the consequence of our actions and find myself delayed at least 10 minutes while erased or altered before Inspections. safety and stability of the entire world is Live with it. pickin g up the garbage from overturned cans. through the sta dium dur ing open ing ceremonies Even if irregu la rities are di.sci,vcrecj, they threater1ed. If you beli eve in yo ur heart that you art! One th ing sure. There Is no question that mine can he blamed on confusion right richly att ed ir fri twoto ned fur coats and ha ts and - caused by As Congress deliberates over the defense and have looked at both sides of the situation, is an above average neighborhood, Even the mistakes somewhere along sleek bow. th e long line of budget, it must remember that the success of It has to be remembered , however, that the then why should you whimper and cry when canines are smart. They have learned to turn reporting, or blamed on di%honest recipien ts others disagree with yo ur action or opinions, over th e cans and cop th e lock-tight lids to get to th ere being e nough of th military budgets is measured by the degree to Russian teams, as well as many others, are ese to make th e cx' This may be th e most sensible, or at least the ../ . - . / - nationwide broadcast monitored in Miami. "The people ha ve expressed th eir a pproval Cf (the Castro government's) international policy. . and solidarity with the brother people of Angola," Castro Said, In Patty Hearst Arson Said Confused Destroys CALENDAR Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SAN FRANCISCO (All) West 1 the heiress had ~ Fati-icia Hearst was a confused made a "remarkab!e improveyoung woman with "a variety ment" in her condition in the - 4 Home of behaviors" and virtually no past few months but still identity' of her o wn in the weeks showed signs of anxiety and the PENSACOLA (APi - The after her arrest, says a court- fear for her life thzt iliaracte'rhome of state Rep. R . W. uppointed psychiatrist. 11 ized much of her own testlPeaden, 1)-Pensacola, was do1W Dr. L.J. West, a professor of meny. stroyed by fire early today in psychiatry and an expert on West wets one of three paywhat police said was the second prisoner of war torture, spent chiatrists appointed by case of arson related to local the entire day Tuesday on the District Court Judge Oliver J. racial troubles In lout days. witness stand at Miss Hearst's Carter last fall to help deterOfficers said no one was trial for bank robbery. mine whether Miss Hearst was ie" Peaden's $30,000 house Wi 4. Asst. U.S. Ally. David Ban- competent to stand trial. He Ad the fire erupted, but the ti croft, who repeatedly ques- spent a total of 23 hours exam. First Federal Savings a nd was totally destroyed. tioned West's interpretations of ining the 22-year-old defendant Lean Association of Seminole E&,amnbla sheriff's Miss Hearst's mental state, and was called as a witness for recently promoted Thomas E. Deputy LeonardCounty Rogers sa id a planned to continue his cross- the defense. Buckley to the position of vice five-gallon gasoline can was examination today. The other two experts who president financial manager. found In a charred bedroom of During direct questioning by examined her on behalf of the Buckley Joined First Federal the home and the fire appeared defense counsel F. Lee Bailey, court have not testified at the In 1972, after graduating from to b reak out in four different West portrayed Miss Hearst as trial . Florida Technological Univeriplaces. He said arson invcstiga. Banci-oft attempted Tuesday a "shattered" survivor of 19 fly with a 8.SBA degree It tots were on the scene, and th e month ordeal in U te rror ist to discredit West's sympathetic Financial Management. After fire appeared to be deliberately pict ur e of Miss Hearst underground, arid eli- completing First Federal's set, cited the fact the psychiatrist ianaremen( Trainee West said Tuesday that MISS had s'rittcn the Hearst fanuiv I'eaden, who had helped buiII IrOgr4lm, Hearst, who had been given the Buckley months before he ever met the th e ho use, cried when he arpromoted to name "Tania" by her Sym- defendant rived at the scene. He refused letter to of the association In 1973. He t'ionese Liberation Army C3fr West defended his has completed the Savings and immediate comment about the tots after she proclaimed her Ithndolph and Catherine Loan's Financial Managem?nt fire. allegiance to the terrorist band pat to another," Program, as well as parand took part In t he bank Peaden has been a vocal cr-itrob- written sornetinie while Miss ticIpat1n, bery, kecame "Pearl" for in the local Ic of toe county school board, Hearst was sought as a fugitive. educational chapter as an In. which has been considering acmuch of her time In the under"1 think I expressed some structor. ground. tion in the wake of racial losympathy and told them they Buckley' and his wife, Paula, lence at Esaj cnb'a High School. Miss Hearst testified earlier should not despair of their live In Altanionte Springs. that Sl.A mem ber Emily Harris daughter's cond ition because Four students were wounded lie Is active in the Fincacial in gunfire as fighting between gave her the name "Pearl" she were ever returned to them after the May 17, 1974, shootout alive she might be in a condition Manager's Society of Florida white and black students broke and is a charter member of In which six SLA members died to be the out at the school Feb, 5 in a helped and possibly new Sanford Sertoma Club. in Los Angeles. dispute over the school's nickdefended," i $l(I. name. Sterilization Plan Announced - fr Zz . , - __ .1 . _____ _____ . j I '( ____ .t ____% ' . . - ____ .,. . ••• ' , ,. ''.. it " r" "' - I ,. __________ - LW,,, , - __ oi - c, -- • I -- L Letters To The t Joseph J. Stsco . - - Resigns Political Post - . 'e'.'e'-" which the weapons that the money buys is not put to ase. Peace, not war, is the objective. "Equivalence" may buy us a period of relative tiUL tnt weapons will remain snent only 11 the United States has unquestioned superiority every category and the unquestioned resolve to back its foreign policy . BERRY'S WORLD ----------- . r'nn .i. •• "''• After all you ordy have to answer to God, not the goodies inside. hehvfly subsidized by their govemmcnts. In all man. !oc, some of their ath letes should really be Florence Gilmartin classified as professionals. (h h,1..,l UI V Sanftrd The Anii'rranc -es, as th ey are supposed to be, Sheriff Thanked and are depend?nt for thejr support ondofl,js from private sources. 'rig team's clothing was, I respectively request that this !tter be In fact, the gift of a mai.order house, and as one published in your Letters to the Ed,r Column, American said, "beggars can't be choosers." an open letter to Sheriff Polk. Itis also th.nk.stothe Russians that thpuIt Dear Sheriff Polk: of the Olympics ha5 thi'iged over the years from We at Harry-Anna Crippled Children's th at of competition between individual a th lete3 Hospital would like to take :his opportunity to no, *ll ,. IMIIJU, - ontesta between countries to see who can warmly thank you for your personal and diligent :nlass the greatest number of gold medals, efforts for assisting us ill getting the construction Flea-se, neighbors, ha ve some consideration, Name With held t, 'I*4..*.*# • I., U UiV WA.SIIING'ION (AP) - Joseph .1. sisco, idersecretary of state for political affairs, has resigned to become president of American University in Washington. Slsco, who held the third-ranked job In the State Department and was considered one of Henry A. Kissinger's top advise-s, had been a top adviser on Middle East problems. His resignation was announced Tuesday in an exchange of letters between Sisco and President Ford. Sisco eUked that his resignation take effect in July. Larue - .cinri. -" I ønf Ovrturnd h,,CIA,'I I npnh,,hii, get cast as the devil," former cowboy star Lash LaRue once said of his conviction in Georgia of possessing m rijuana. But if taHue returns to I ilmdomp, he may have to stick with the shoot-'em-ups. The Georgia Supreme Court overturned the conviction in a 7.1 decision received Tuesday by LaRue' attorney. .. planMien plaumible. Experts could make certain the irregularities would not likely be traced back to them. But But this is not all. In well-managed cmputer operation, system manipulation an fraud are brought under some control by having the analysis, design and programming teams independent of and separated from the electronic data processin g operanoaal team3. Such haa net been th e case at th e Supplemental Security income programs central office. The curious arrangement, I submit, has been an open in. vitatton to steal. Conviction ATLANTA (API ...s,.l'v ,'vuou The court ruled that Mounlai.n View, Ga., police illegally arrested LaRue, 58, for public' drunkenness arid then seized marijuana In an Illegal search. In his trial last May, the actor testified that two hit. chh.Ikers gave him marijuana after he saved their The attorney said he last heard from LaRue, a former Tampa, Fla,, resident, several months ago in Hollywood, where h was seeking employment. ' Blake Is Man Of Year CAMBIIDGE, Mass. (All) Television star Robert Blake is the 1976 man of the year of the Harvard University Hasty Pudding Theatricals. Blake, star of the TV series "Baretta," joins such other Hasty Pudding men of year as Jack Lemmon, Bob Hope, Robert Redford and Paul Newman. received the group's woman of the year award last week, Blake will receive the award Thursday prior to the opening of hasty Pudding's 128th annual s ow, "Tots in Hollywood movies. Tinseltown," a ,, wdy of 193 hollywood Hasty Pudding claims to be the oldest dramatic organizittlon in the natnn - JACK ANDERSON Nixon May Bring Back Secret Message WASHINGTON When Richard Nixon authority to do so. been named acting premier until the struggle is steory, Peking didn't want returns from Peking, he may bring a secret the Americans to At this point, arrangements were suddenly settled, know about the internal message for President Ford. made to receive Richard Nixon In Peking. One power struggle, Teng's slip From power took official Therefore, the President From sources directly Involved, we have possible reason, our sources suggest, Is to use was told Teng was Jr. Washington by complete surprise. According to charge and the leadership was learned that a moderate faction in Peking has him as an emissary. The moderates may ask stable. the secret minutes of a White House brl1ing5 3. Still other rtIy's cCntcr,d rr..tde ccral backdoor attempts to uui*l out him to pass their proposition to Ford In more that Ford and President Ford and Secretary Kissinger the Presidrnt about improving Chinese- positive terms and to Impress upon the Presidcr.t that returned from Peking in 1ece:iiber fully con- Mao Tse-tuig is American relations, still the ultimate aut rity on the seriousness of their intentions. ho vmced Teng would be the next premier, the Chinese mainland. Mao The moderate Chinese would like to strengthen The timing of his trip cculd be significant. He Is now a Faltering 82 "Mao made clear to President Ford that Teng years and he isn't their hand against the Soviets. The best way to arribed In the midst of an intense power struggle always articulate, said one As the man," the minutes quote Kissinger as anurce. athie'ie this, they fee!, would be to nthten their in Peking. saying. The President confirmed that Teng was ties with the United States. They want to work The nioderatea still hold m)st of the key "very much in charge." "He Is still the high priest," the source exout a formula, therefore, which would put the posts. They want to concentrate on Improving plain Why did Mao mislead the President less ed "The real lenders consult with the old Taiwan question on a beck burner and permit China's economic stability and international than man and keep him three months ago about the next Chinese fc - i But his main the rappriH'hem-ni to flower. st1icding. They aLso favor a better understanding premier? No one in f unction is to appear when Washint,ton seems to know, there Ic sorncthj to 'ut soim± C1iir.ee don't tru.st SeiTct.iry if with the United Stases. but the experts have offered three possibli' t.i said or a Picture is needed." State Henry Kissthger, w.o has been altogether Th'warepitted agnin.ct the rarlicals who want thoriea: too cozy with the Kremlin to suit them, to delay economic growth, concentrating Instead Intelligence sources say his interpreter 1. Mao may not have intended to mislead the Therefore, the feelers to Ford were passed upon the "class struggle." They deeply distrust Sometimes does not repeat what the old Presloent. One expert was told by cctninunJ man has through private char'.&', said. This has the U.S. capithl'st super-power. led these sources in hong Kong that Teng, iad'xsi, was set sources to suspect that the interpreter is instructed The message reached the White House where .kpparently, they have been able to mrunt to take over the premiership, &cae In advance what th ing rny Mao should say it was regarded with some £uulcment Ford's enough strength to block the late Premier (Thou and sticks to the advance script have happened to cause ?kio to change his irind, advisers den t quite know hc to evaluate It. En-lal's handpicked successor, Teng Iisla-ping, 7. Other analysts believe the Chinese no matter what the old man really says. Th e bottøiii one, however, is that off The' art unsure, for example, wi.tJier those fi'oiii taking over the premiership. Instead }lua deliberately iclal misled Ford In order to conceal the Washington who want to bypass the Taiwan issue Pave the Kuo4eng, relatively otscure bureaucrat has t'n-moil beneath the surface. According to this happering doesn't really know for sure, what Is In Peking. - / , 6#4tq ' I_~~ I want .orn&ning :'ea!ly cimple. You know, like b/tm jeans wifhouf 1*"lg ?IS label!" McPeak Seeks Record BOULP"P CITY, Nev. (API High wire walker Steve McrcaksieptInahanhinockandslledaroundon cables 700 feet abe ie hover Darn ii his attempt to stay on a high su-t lc..-'.r than anyone e6. McPe°k. 30, a UnIversity of Nevada-Las Vegas engineering student arid former cIrrtLs performer, said he'll end the walk Thursday. ecunty uffic1al said McPeak, who began his walk Menday, wo uld be arrested when he com es off th e cables. They decli ned te go out after him. - . _____ ___ IN\ , --____________________ We Can Help Y ou Find Your D ream House - Spaghetti supper spons'e.d by Youth Fellowship, First United Methodist Church, fellowship ball, -7 p if). Entertainment. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Central Florida Retired Teachers As:i., 'k;,:,: Silver Tea, 2-4 p m . Fellowship Hall ot First Unito: ''.': ' :: . ' . ,, . ' •' Coma lunit) (2ollege Office of Conununity &n ices. Sanford Sereuaders Dance for Senior Citizens, 24:30 pin., Sanford Civic Center. Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce board retreat, 1 p.m., Errol Estate Golf and Country Club. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Seminole County Council of Exeeptloal Children, 1 p in Winter Springs Ek'mcntar: School. Speai€ r Dr, 1 .aadis Stetier, state bureau chief of exceptional children. Spring Fashion Show and luncheon sponsored by the Won' Guild of the Lutheran Church of Providence, 1)':1ona, noon In Fellowship Hall. . Nixon Den es The els ink Florida Chaplain Senice banquet, 7 p.m., First United Methodist Church, Orlando. Testimony by former jail Inmates. Sanford Sertama Club, no'.n, Sue Ann's Capri, 2544 Park Ave. So. SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Foresters square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Shitestudentswant the nick. name returned to the original "Rebels," while black students want to retain the name "Raiders." The first change was ordered b' a federal court after blacks said the name "Rebel.s" was offensive. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50a.m., Lord Chumbk-y's, /dtamonte Springs. Sanford Sunset Kiwanis, 7 a.m, Buck's Restaurant. Longwood Alt ( closed) 8 p.m., LEpiscopal Church. PEKING iAPi - Richard Nixon today denied nation in the world respects the security and Peaden has said he would criticizing the Helsinki Declaration or all- independence of every other nation large or present a bill in the legislature pinuding a song calling for the "liberation" of small." that would require a new vote Taiwan du:ing his visit ta Pkiag. Seeril State Department officials wce oa the .ssue. In the last vote, '1y God," he said to an aide when asked angered by Nixon's comment, but both Kissinger which whites claim caught about the controversy over the toast he made at and the White house said after reading the full them by surprise, the students a banquet Sunday night, "I've used that state. text of the toast, they did not interpret it as a voted to retain the name ment a dozen times before and I used it in a criticism. "Raiders." general context. It could apply to the United NaNixon also denied that when he applauded Last Saturday, the home of lions charter or the Shanghai Communique or during a concert Monday night, he was clapping Pensacola Human Relations any International document." for a song calling for the ouster of the Nationalist Commissioner Teresa H un t was The statement referr ed to by Nixon was in. ("hir'cp t-lm from Tiiw;in par ty destroyed by what aute in some quarters as criticism of Presi"Like hell I did," he said. "I didn't really thornles said was a deliberately dent Ford and Secretary of State Henry ," dent stand. it was just a gentleman-to-a lady gsture. set f 'tr. Officials said the blaze Kissinger for joining the Soviet Union in the i stood for a lady who was standin g, not for the caused about $1,500 In damages Helsinki agreement on European security aiid song." to the front of the house. cooperation. Chiang (Thing, the wife of Chairman Mao TseNixon in his toast talked about the Shanghai Mrs. Hunt, who also is a Communique he signed four years ago with the tunit, sat at Nixon's left during the concert and member of the school board adlate Premier Chou Enlai and then commented directed his attention to English translation visory committee of Escambia "There are, of course, some who believe that one song which said: 111gb, said she was lured away the mere act of signing a statement of principles 'People of Taiwan, our own brothers, day and from her home by a female or a diplomatic conference will bring instant and night, you are in our hearts. We are determined voice that said a special meetlasting peace. This Is naive. There cannot and to liberate Taiwan Province and let the tight of ing of the committee was being will not be lasting and secure peace until ever)' the sun shine on the island." held. Her husband and children __________________________________________________________________________________ were away' from home at the time of the fire. Norman Howard de %'cre Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home ot Mrs. Lois Taylor, 245G Mdflon,ille Ave., Sanford. i H i . Dec Ia ratio fl HOSPITAL NOTES FEBRUARY 24 1tDMLSS[ONS Sanford: AlDerta Davis Karin N. Dunn CharlesS.Faulkner Susan Lee Roland S. Pruitt Marl' Reely' Mr. & Mrs. Sloven t Kqtrina, Myers, a girl Mr.& Mrs. Randy (Krlstinei Pittman, a boy Mr. & Mrs. Don 'Joyc e WiLson,aboy DISCHARGES Sanford. Eugene Golden Sarah Smith Cfwryl T. Gmr helen Trent Laura B. Williams Jenny h1aiscn Mollie Must' Louella Seagraves. Osteen Leonard H. Cruce, Oviedo low $5. Rainfall: .08 inch. Mostly cloudy today, Slight chance of rain. Clearing tonight and fair Thursday, Afternoon highs lower to mid 711s and mid 70 to around 80 Thursday. Lows tonight In SOs. Mostly easterly winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. today and Thursday. Rain probability today 20 per cent. EXTENDED FORECAST with Partly cloudy t emperat ures. seasonable (cPOta few shOwrsI'r1Jy and Saturday. Highs around 70 extreme north and ranging to near 80 south. tows in the mid 40s to low SOs extreme north, 50, central and 60r extrcn:c south. Thi lay's Daytona Beach tides: high 5:hla.m.,5;40p.m., 'low 11:25 a.m., 11:34 p.m. Pori Caruiveral: high 5:05 a.m., :II 16 .M. Ion' 11:12 n.m., 11:30 P 7.0!. FUT1 CTL 1x2 : 4 &k means 1 column by 2 in ches. Too small for an ad Ic be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! Hood Tractor Co. P7')4 O,è*ie Sloilem T,al O.&vJ*. F Ie 32$44 411 Map'uI.a A,. Aflao$, Iae,n,.Fia lull Altjrt'ote ,34 1364 J Get a Head Start on Spring Gardening a These TRUCKLOAD PRICES on SUNNILAND Chaco Products Will Get You G01119 At SI'NNIIAND ('Y1'! "Ui'ltJI' Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store co Prices Good Wed. thru Mon. Sale Chaco 164.8 25% org. Chaco 6-6-6 4C% org. 9• - - _____ ° Reg. 4.99 6e,49 FOR LAWNS-GARDENS N _ %%--- FOOT POWDER SPRAY s high 67, today's Small Tractor. Small Price 1230 hp d,et.I Last week, burning crosses were set in the yards of two school board members, Richard Leeper and A.P. Bell, officials said. tI Drscholls WEATHER Florida Ceramic Show, 1-7 p.m., Sheraton Towers, Orlando. Through Saturday. - Helen D. Bedson, DeLand Rebecca C. Tilli s Raymond G. Garceau, Raymond Wiliiauii 1)eltonii Arthur L. Johnson Myrtle B. Welborn, EnterClarence Miller, [)eltona prise Callie M. Penrod, C.eltona Kathryn M. Barnett, Lake Roy C. Hall, Geneva tat' Louis Carter. IMngwood Mary E. Giles, Lake Mor.roe Marian D. Mickle, Longwood Rose l.enear, Lake Monroe Robert J. Vilece, Longwood James W. Patingale, Lake Ilse Le',y, Or:init' C:ty Monroe 1th'sh B. Hallman, Longwood Robert J. Vilece, Longwood BIRTHS S infurd 12 _____ VYP"%ftY 25 Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Kiwanis Club, fiOOfl. Civic Center. •• ' ,*.-.. it A ' '' ____ -- -. - iliz.ation, the Indian ' I , NEW [)EI.HI, India (AP) Acting to encourage .-tergovernment has announced a plan to penalize goveriment employes and Delhi realdents who do not limit their families to two children, The plan, similar to these the government Is promoting in state assemblies across the country, also provides . centivea to couples with one sterilized spouse or with one who has signed a pledge to undergo sterilization after hathg two children. The penalties, which the government said would become effective "almost immediately," directly or Indirectly curtail a couple's access to almost the entire range of government assistance - from government Jcbs and )ctz.irg to loans, medical care, 5c .M6 arid drinking water, * ,, Z ,, - - 4.,/ Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1976--SA - Peron Opponents Rallying Hegarth'd as the ''nwt.aI of enviror.meiit.aI thrift," aluminum Is unique in that impressive energy savings are achieved In the production of new products trom recycled Biurninwil. , . ." . IN BRIEF ._ 'i'V'. - revcaled that Sanford area residents were paid $25,532.70 for 170,218 pounds of aluminum last year. The unit will be at Chamber of Commerce Parking Lot, 40) E. First St. from 24 pin, every Wednesday paying the public 15 cents per pound for aluminum cans and other clean household aluminum such as (oil, pie pans, frozen food and 1 meat containers. ,ir ner trays. dip, pctdi items may be of alw;dm Certain other ypes redeemed at a lower price. The Ad ult Education Division of Semin ole ('or"munIt Colle'e now has a special class for all Foreign hnv rnrs who wish to improve their English speaking abilities. The class called ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) is open to studen ts 16 years or over. Daytime and eveidng classes are available. ESOL classes are he ld on the crr r'imnnc ....l ..e De.du Lake Elementary School, Forest City. l 14 ~Wm - A : - FOR LAWNS-GARDENS 2.89 3.60 Chaco 64-6-4 CITRUS FOOD 3.19 4.95 Chaco 666 '100% Organic FOR LAWNS-GARDENS 2.99 4.59 Protect your vegetables with - 1 I 1 FEEDS- DrSchofis BEDDING PLANTS AIR-PILLO INSOLES I GARDEN SEED J~_._ I 6 9 _________ 411 __________________ __ ___ I W Featwe a Complete Line i - Sunniland Pestddes - .'--_&zl __--i Spectracide' garden insect dust Sole Price 3.29 - 4 lb. GET YOUR SUNNILAND PLANTING GUJDE IT WILL TELL YOU WHAT AND WHEN TO PLANT ___ _. r sale PrJce 7,99......... Reg. e. _____ -.,:.-.,; :15k _~~ �. 0 E - - -I _______ II ---..--- - •--- -•-- ---- -- ______ __________ ..r'- F - _____ "_ -'--'-- 64-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCC Cagers Lose Chaos Is Brewina On Hiah Sns Amnnn Fishrmen - - ''' — — — — --a- - w w - •UU U WINTER HAVEN - It was fling, following Tm. thi:,- niht. tia R:tdt-r, did :1harI-n Uitr one of those nights when 11)3-93 loss to Polk. offensive tools. Zeult, acldoitij.Seminole ('ornniunity College's Irty Gorinan was Polk's used this season because of a basketball team was hot. Only the home team was scoring leader with 23 points, rash of injuries, hit four field hotter, . Seniino'e put six players in goals and will be a welcome "They just oulsho( us," said doubie figures with Chip Noc tiitIon to the SCC balanced ifferi.t. coach Jo Sterling this inor- leading the pock wit!, 17. Hot) Jacobs added 15, Pat Crirnmin, . iN OL m: ', - - ' 12 wIth John Zeuli and Bands210. t,'.tDon,ItJ 2004; Faber S 00 Faber getting 10 apiece. . S 2717, Jacobs 55 9 R a i d e 9 Icruqer I 77 4, hampton 0 I? I 23-6 record, - - i - _______ : ---.- - _________ - - -. --,.. 7&-.--- - -- --'-- -- ---.-- r - -T: L -ij.. - -- -rt4. .- - - t--&' - - ij - rL!- ' iZZ-- - - --- -4 1 II 4 - -- I' - -T - - t- IL ________ "* _______ r ? - - - '' -- CAlENDAR FREE! For March while they Iatt Rzcounter. Limfl r____ - - - -. --- -- - -- - -i____ ______________ ---:___________________________ __________________ - __________________ TYLENOL, ,.twe.d l •- / PAIN RELIEF Feb. 25-28, 1976 Umit 1 89C r.ç1vk psce $1.29 - __ ____________ __ - - DOAN'S PILLS _____________ PACK OF 85 Feb. 25-28, lfló. Limit I ___ ____________________ - ---• TOILET TISSUE - _____ ______ _____________ 'o- Efferdent ____ 8 FREE with 40 _______ Feb. _______ S-2R, 1976. Limit 2. -__________ Extra ____________ Strongth ____ ____________ _______ _______ _______ _____________ wthovi __________ Pest - -rJ Y4jjj _____ _____ JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY c L • L, Cele-stccth Eagiesoncf Mairnpr-iy lb Kirby3b.lt Mrtcwskiif O'Suiiuvn 31, _________________________ Granulated Food/Beverage SWEETENER (100 pks.) ___ Feb 2528, 1976. Limit 1. %5M,..._.hTJ Wur.,,i, New Sugar Subitjtu,r. ,.gSor prsc• 89 'wJi'i __________________ ToteI •• ________________________ _____________ _______________ Feb. 25-28, 1976 _______________ Ej.. _____________ 9'Oz. PLASTIC Reg. 1.69 41B Feb. 25-28, i96. Limit 2 PU RILES ARMY WH FRINGED 6 9 c r.guIx price 53( I - - _____________ _____ ____ LATEX 2 OTHER INSECTS t;)E:-i - :._ ______ ____ ___ Japan's main (luaiTtl is with the Soviet Union. B-oth.we great Ushers with wi11 - eqded .ind -rsnging iisiiing fl42 ii: - -. - X -- - - -- '- - ___ I1:TT1 -- -- -- -: -- --- n ---___ -:: rzE11 1 -- - ---' . fJ carrying 271 men, were rap. lured by the Hucsias in the fc'.ct claini. of a 12-mile limit. The 'sso countrlcbs signed an tg'etiien1 1st yeor. -;unalihasannIngarur;wnt with North orea, s;zed two Japanee t.sIastycarL.astSeL2,,a Niwth Xocr, guboit machtheunned a Japanese fish. 4—-* 7!7! GIN I3IENDA Choic. °'r 13 97 CLUB BLEND -.. a •' 5TH QT. BACARDI "ALL" Brand COFFEE ________ _______ ____ _____ -. ___ ---i 3; _____ ____ - SCOTCH - Reg. 5.19 1(iAtL Feb. 2-8, 1976 - limit 6 PAK '- ___ - FOR IFFICIIYL, LOW COST, 10-ffYouRsr CONTROL 0? TERMITES Feb. 25-28, 1976 2 7 C r.g*4o pric, 39s __________ ________________ -- ALARM CLOCK 99 3 - 12,1 2 MASTERCRAFT Feb. 25-28, 1976 •.-' i' JB 2 59 r.gui price $3.59 ____________________ -' Trinit Prep Tuesday In girls tennis, 7-0. 000 513—I 4 4 Singlj. McP4uIty ci Sc. tntr, JO. IS) 55O3 3 3 FuQIberg ci Williams, I. Glon. P Frstner (3) and Crenshaw ci WIPPI'rfurth. I); D Gutht,e. Sarviers IS); Bebout and LaTorre d Carter, I 7; Mile d Fowler. Hitters- Oak Ridge- Alley Donaldson, Doubles- McNuUy ruge'berg I 3(7b,jrb'), Von Fricken I-4(hr ). Bortner WeIllamt, ;. Crershaw Lete firantley White 23. Oak Ridge $ I Mite ci Wripperfurtp Carter, $0 - 01'. BEER - - -- - -- - WHEELS .STILL TURNING The Orange Wheels of OrLando, shown here in a game against Tampa Iecently, will go to Charlotte, '.C. 'e: thc regJ,ijnJ playoffs toward the sectional nod national tournaments for Wheel Chair Basketball games. The Wheels finlihed second in the state burn. % and competes in the reginl matchup along with state clianip Fort Lauderdale, _______ ________ ____________________ ___ BAN OF EARL Aian Mayer - ,qp fl'A/l iiff ,'74'7• /OQ: ,-- YFR '4 - - - " / - ,- - - ROLLON /'fR.a4 Of ,*j/7/c47 OI //4W 2:64',1nhp ' r' '/i ft - \ \ \ -A - Z4:( Pt'O/' fl's (51V111 \ - ),4#f '\ \ 'V% 0ftOO, 104 RO4<f,yc 4P/r1CT,V' ,y - o 7769 foo COO 1fl/5 SPF _____ / ___ _____ tt, MATCHES CTN. 50 BOOi Feb. 25-28, 1976 linii 2 , /ft#,/975jJ WM4' 77/1 fY TFE V/bE - ,.,. Wedncday, - Feb. 25, 19Th-lA V/h en... ' (1 Vv w NASSAU, Bahamas (API - S - ---- DAYTONA BEACH — The Seminole High tennis kam.i N C. 1s 4 Co r n e r . afternoon as the boys racked up a 6-1 victory over Mainland wnue me girI.s trimmed theu L'TTense VVIflS By The AssocIated Press North Carolina's basketball Leaii 'itiit L*I6t3 YOU tfltO Sul). mission, or bores you to death, In either case, the Tar heels manage to win. Tuesuay night was time I or one of those notorious four-co.-nor delays, a North Carolina specialty that puts the opposilion into a deep freeze and the crowd to sleep. The rneens ustlfled the end as usual, and the boys In Car-nlina b!ue defeated North Caroilna State 91-79 to win the Atlantic Coast Conference's regular-season championship, "We can beat them," si-ilcke'ed the Wolfpack's Kenny Carr. "They're just a bunch of - I r ('II ti t'C = ' ' rn c I I (' ri I a number of boats that turned had not handicapped all the out of the race and put into No. 1 player David MCCOOk foul shooters." won his match 8-. then tcairmed But that's the point. whh Andy Tharpe fec a doub!e The Tar Heels sli on a lead as win. 8-2. GIrls No. I Karen well as anybody In the country Louwzrna was upset by Nanc and while playing catch on the Poilto, 8-4. perimeter of their half cf the The boys squad is now 2court, dare the oppoaltion to while the girls star-i xh tI foul them. T1n, someone like same record. pJl Ford imakes 16 shots In a GIRLS row — like he dic Tuesday nig.. SINGLES N' - - Karen "I was extremely pleased with this te.nn'i," said North Carolina Coach Dean Smith. "But our goal Is winning the (ACC) tournament. You mtice that we scored well from the low corners' offense — and I did say offense," Louwsana t I Dcrbe Rergan (S d. Lynn Walker, 0 5. Maria Steer'sma CM) d. M'-Newman $4; Sandy Turner 15) 1 V,lnhj Hall $ t Snelia Clu'te' (SI ci Dan idle Vers.Igbel 3 a DOUBLES PoIjio Walker CM) ci LocswsAma Reagan, 5-7; Newman IS) d. S?er- sm• Laurie Pyle. 06 Boys might have beaten ..The. tactic him Izit didn't iIflpresS North Carolina State Coach Norm Sln, In fact he prefeed tc talk about his own offense, par.,..it.. r.,. ..i... . i '' point.. . .,_.....a SIf'LES D6bi1MCCcKk (S)cI IR( flhIIfl U i; ,-reaerc .uflT5 IMI J Rick MoreanO $4; Jt McKee s (SI d SIfr*en Trefor II s "- "I! there's a better one than Carr, iine Nn" Sloan said. "Let's play one-on--one and I'll bct my coliseum against North Carolina's." While North Carolina was d Kin Weirl 3. Andy Tharo iSi d Frank Wencel k I. Ed White a DOUBLES McCook Iharpe () mutn rUn' $1: MOreId,.j L y ma n Tr a c k Team Wins LONG WOOD - Lyman a dozen others, tncludng the force, contrary winds and ly leader appeared to be BurnThe crew was Identified dS was tying a rope around the meet Tuesday, 112-19½, winstrong contender Chnrbrna, rough seas. biebee, a Sydney, Australia skipper Charles Benson, his Southwest Conference chain- ning all but one event. were disabled in a stormiiy rungot to tt.! start, yacht owned by John Kahibet- wife Caroline and her brother, pIorsI'ip. The No. 20 Aggles, ning of the Southern Ocean Meanwhile, the Lake Howell John Thomiison: navigator Racing Conference's ?ilianil- we saw four boats turn back," Bill only other ranked team in ac- girls took 59-51 mneasw-e of the The Mary E II, a 40-footer, Samuels, Dr. James Thompson, lion Tuesday night, beat Rice Lyman girls. Nassau race. said Dr. Herb Virgin, team before dawn Tuesday 25 Dr. James Gieske, Zebulon physician for the Miami Dot-sank mlleswcstofGrcat Isaac -4i7 to clirvh at least a tie for 120— HIGH HURDLES 1 Ught Stafford and Peter Murphy. AU the SWC crown. The battered SORC fleet be(Ly) a. ,n,.M, hinsinfootball team whoA!was in the Bahamas. The Coast are from Easton, Md. gan staggering into Nassau salting his boat, Family 1 Barron (Ly) 19 4. 100 DASH- I Guard provided pumps and flo Tuesday, about 20 hours after fair. Benson, a realtor, originally Elsewhere, Army beat Merri- Williams (Ly tO S. roLE VAULT leaving Miami ii the annual tatlon bags In a futile effort to had the boat built for him as the mack 84-73; VMI ripped Central 1 Hcttild (Ly) 90, SHOT PUT 1 "ter the start, we saw six save the yacht. The cause of the Caroline. He later sold it, then Wesleyan 848; Canisius Human (Lu1 108. MILE RUN I. arid nonn9lly swift 176-mile McG (Lvii 5; $50 RELAY— 1. race. The time was sc'eraJ moore turn back. And when we sinking was not Immediately chartered It for the Nassau stymied St. Joseph's, Pa., 77 Lymin 1Jitk%Ofl.WI0h?.MUIII, turned, I saw another I 10 7; 440 DASH- 1 Herron ILy) race. hours longer that in previous boati following us.., Onthree my learned, 71; Northeast Louisiana whipflu HURDLES— 1. Dotler The eight crew members races. Most skippers who turned ped Lamar 90-67, Providence $36; (Ly) 449. DISCUS— I Grider (LH) experience, I think we had 15- were taken aboard the J&B, a back reported they suffered ml- walloped Rhode Island 85.66; 134 10. MO RUN-- 1. CiciweIl Ly The fleet was minus the sun- foot seas," 39-foot sloop owned by Morty nor mechanical or rigging fall- Houston nipped SMU 100-98; 2 036, SPRINT MEDLEY-. 1. ken Mary E II, whose eightThe SORC, which does not Engel of New York City, A race tires (Jackson AIe,tarer - Osb Arkansas routed Baylor 8664 Lyman 2 2 HIGH JUMPbased In Miami, said be lost a shroud-which gives lateral Ray Roberts scored fl points support to a sailboat's mastto lead Texas A&M over Rice not long alter the start. "We were damn lucky it hap- for the Aggies' second straight pened in daylight," he s-aid. Southwest Conference basketBy The Associated Press released Tuesday. victories last week including a "An hour later, we never would ball title. The victory, which Alcorn State, stunned 9612 by Gardner-Webb, 23-3, held on 11243 rout of Strayer, remained have seen it let go and we would ended Texas A&M's secOnd Southern loronly Its second loss to fourth, place ith one No. 1 10th with 73 points. Tennessee have dumped the stick, lost the straight 20-victory season, gave of the seiLson, twnbkd from the vote and 20-i points. But Ten- State, 18-5, and Cheyney State, nw.st). CoachShelby Metcalf his fourth top of The Associated less nessee State, No. 5 last week, 224, with one first-place vote "I never saw it soroughat the SWC title in his 13 years at college division basketball kidmled to 11th after two loses apiece, were 11th and 12th with startanditkeptgeWngworse," A&M. rankings and was replaced by during the sveelt. Taking over in 57 and potnt.s, respectively, said I"litman, who has racing on unbeatc'n Fairmont State. 111th was Kentucky State, 20-4, e Two other teams also ecelved the circuit for 12 years. The Braves, 24-2, skIdded to three-tlmevictoria.stweek,'J'he oneflrst-plac'evotebutfajledto charisma, a 54-footer owned Lake Brantley third behind the ilont-running Thorobreib, received 163 points. get into the Top 15. by Jesse Phillips of Dayton, Falcons, 24-0, and Grand CanMaryinount, 23-3, dIsc) moved Ohio, was dismasted and went son, 20-2. 'airn3(.nt State, with up one place to sixth with 120 Netters Win 1 Farrnnt 51(711 10 to FreeporL three victories far the week points followed by Nicholls 7 Grd Canyon (2) 207 flI Twoyearsugo, the Wimoweh, ''" 51. (1) FOREST CITY 242 Lake ending &mnday, received 21 State, 20-3, up from ninth place 216 a New Orleans yacht owned by Erantley High's glrl.i tennis 4Gr&'o' Wetb (I) 733 70-1 first-place votes and 309 points with 87 p01:115. PhIladelphia ofvy 4 Temple Brown, hit rocks a few learn blanked Lake Howell inapollofa nationwide panel of Textile, 15th lr.t week, !eeped 6 Maryrour.l 733 0 miles east of Great Isaac Light ThSLbY 7-0. fitillili t 70) sports writers and broad- intoashareoit'ighthplacewj r and sank In the Miami-Nassau SPIll .tiIc (I) casters, 230 79 Rollins, which was alone there Single's Holo*y ci Wolbright, (tie) RollIn's Sf 79 82, H009ood d Ford, $0; Leilei, Grand Canya.,, 20-2 after two last week. The Baiis, 23, and 1OSepherd 1 2$ s The crew was rescued by the Becker d Grn,, $0; Laurie Becker T triumphs last wcek, receIved the Trs, 1, each received 79 St. It 5 uhich went on ta win d. O'ROr,1 4; Donnin Emery. 27 3 54 two 'o. I votes and 228 poInts. oInts, including one (irStlace I? Cheynty St. (I) 0 the race with the aid t Ii Bridgeport ,, Alcom-ri State had (utu No. 1 vote for PhLladelpha Textile. 14 N. Dakola Doubles H3IIOWIY Oon,&n ci 19-4 n bonus given for the rescue op. Ford Clark, t7; Becker ki Cl votes and 2l3 points In the tally 1 St MIryi Shepherd, 2 211 11 lIfter three ernticn, - P.'FIy Jchn'c-r,. s I AP Has Rollins 9th - -- I regA prk. 27, ..'uli.IliM111 7 /I - 24 6. TWO MILE- 1. Petrie (Ly) 10:57 7, MiLE RELAY— 1. Lyman lOortler Wlliam Osbo Herron) GIrls 110 HURDLES-- 1 mc. (LHI 16 3. DISCUS— 1 Jones (LH) Ill. HIGH JUMP- I. Mddtfl (Ly) 16. ¶X DASH- I Clevelind (Lyi 11.'; MILE RUN— 1 Brfrardner CL y) ¶ 12 & SLOT PU) - I Jones (LH) RELAY-. 1. LiliC Howill I '1 C'. LNG JUM— I ILW 1510; £40 I Owen (LHI 626; 4 RELAY - 1 like Howell Si 0. l PUN— I MiC (Ly)7 4$ 5, 100 MEDLEY— I Lake Howell 1:590, 20 DASH- 1 Cleveland (Ly) 750; MILE RELAY— I. akp Howil 1377 - Seminole Track - . - - Evening Hrld, Sanford, Fl. 1 Bur, (Ly) Rico __________ oz. Linilt 1 2-8. 1976 SPORTS _______________________________________________________ -- owt,,ic __ 20-EXPOSURE SLIDES ___ _____ _____ SEA LTEST ____ ____ or MOVIE PROCESSING __ M ____ __ ICE CREAM ___ 35mm, 126, 110 Kodochrome 439 r,wI V2 GAL. Ektachrome slides. Super 8, 8mm ________ Kodochrome. Woigreen pioess. _____ Ass't. Q9 36-EXPOSUflE.......S2.39 "\\ " VOis _______________ lrkig cçon with 1se 'tu Mvch I, Feb 25-25, 1976 LImit 2 ________ ____ ' tiii, QT. -' nament opens with Seminole In Leesburg, Oviedo opens In Class AR. t" 15 nisy, meeting hcGt Gainesville at tournament play for the Class Melbourne Cen(rai c..msuwuc is host with Trinity Prep set i action at 8:30 p.m. Friday against St. Cloud. That tourney opens tonight with Florida Air taking at on7:30. FortPlay Pierce John ____________________________________________________ Carroll continues - GUSHER BATTERY 2-PAK Feb. 25-28, 1976. Limit 2 C or D CELL __ ORLANDO p Ray.O.Vac I '--i BUSCH 1 29 120Z. NoN.aT OTTLE5 _____________ Yacht, 12 Others Disabled Net Victory - Oak Ridge Lake Branttvy __________ DEODORANT 97 _____ _______ uperSiars J j;,' VOD1A - - Trinity Ga/s FOREST CITY Lake Brantley suffered ita third ks of the high school baseball season Tuesday as Oak Ridge posted an 8-3 win over the -- ASSPORT '" _ I , I MA#coti'pa',øj SCHENLEY - Henning Sweeps Dtinped, 8-3 Feb. 25-28, 1976 ______________________ CANADIAN ._ ROTONDA (AP)-For- Chir.g was third with 27 points player , mer speed skater Ann Henning for $7,700 and football pnv.'ntzelu !J"! Je"-'ci ""-'- ;':th . WflflflVPn(the 5 0 0 0 2 I 1 entered In the $69, 000 Women's 1-3 points for $2,533. l Superstars competition here to Diver Micki King had 24 11 4 2 1 0 33 I I easily capture first place points and volleyball-basketball 3 0 2 3 honors and claim $35,300. player Karen Logan had 24 07 00 Mlssflennlngwonthesoftball points to earn $2,400 apiece, lotals II 17 IS 9 tIn-ow, half-mile bicycle race vo!leyball player Annedore and obstacle course event Rlcht2r 20 -3 for $2,033, skier Eck,rd 000 000 iCO—I Tuesday to finish with 53 points. Kiki Cutter 19 fec $1,900, former Seminole - 390 142 10.-Il She had won rowing and tennis and golf pro Althea E -Xurth. Eury. Bran; OP swimming Monday. Gibson 14 for $1,400 and softSeminole I. LOfl--eminole The 1972 Olympic gold medalhaIler Irene Shay two for $2(X. Eckerd 5, lB tJa*kns 2. Iiuu lit In 500-meter speed skating Sprinter Wyoniia Tyus and bard. SB Mo-r. (Iransim threw a softball 189 feet, was tennis star Martina IP H N ER II SO timed in 1:16.42 in the bicycle Navratilova were scoreless and FreJmanCLi 4A S S 1 ) race an completed the ob- earned no money. Castel I 9 7 1 7 43 Kurth (w, stacle cowse's scaling wall, Points were awarded on a 10WP-Casteli turie1 parallel bars, tires, Wa- 7-4-2-1 basis for the first five 7-- 7 0) A SO ter jump, high jump and hurdle finishers in each evcn. ,j ',D -..-......A.. UI Sixteen-year-old billiard ChampionJean Balukac totaled f 31 points icr secqnd place and $T3.100. Surfer Laura ffl'arc -L - V y:'it it was the worst of several dashes between Thai TIMES men arid neighboring nations. B OURBON Some two million Thais are eedincoastalfishing,and --- v - CALVERT seafood exports arc growing, last yr'ai'arnIng more than tio EXTRA 54 fl—C) - Patriot ('line 9 AM15, ______ SOIL, 4-qt. _ FouIj O.i: _, 1. ___________________ arrived at a new agreement to -, - replace one 'Jiat had expired. _____ Feb 25-28, 1976 Limit 6 ____ Tunia and sicily are sepa25 28, 1976 ______ rated by only 100 mIles of wa -. Limit 2pr. Without ter. italy is also only 100 miles 2 1 00 FIok lined, easy acrcs the Adriatic from Vugocoupon Woigreens Pretty Hond. r.Jv prus '-_' ' sbvia, and the fish jUcr the rock shelters and subterrane1in ____ _____ caves of the Yugoslav shore to __________________________ the indy beaches of Italy. -. Result: Italian fishermen GWH( POTTING prefertheVugaslavshorestoo. \ They have skirmished with VuBOWL BRUSH galav patrol boats dl and on, Fttt Feb. 25-28, 1976. Limit 2 ith the ibihan boats repeat. Feb. 25 28, 1976. Limli 'I LONG edly impounded and the th- GREEN 33C 15-inch ermen fined, only to return to THUMB 59C fish again. Last Noveriber, Burmese r.gi.4cv plc. Sic r.gu4mpk.79t gunboats attaded e1Jfl Th-ii fishing trawlers and sank one F-• - - % .' "v" rvr.. - - i . - 1500-feet TUCK Cello TAPE Feb. 25-28. 1976. Limit 2. 6 A -- , ___ ___ :;,.., p .. ... ___________________ LJ ________________ ____ ___ STORY BC!( _____ - Reg price 1.99 LimIt 2 Prs. ______________ Ci'' PLAYING CANDY BARS Favorites. Feb. 25-29, 1976. Lirnt 6 13' F 9C R 1 '.gvtrx pe 2 for 29 1 Pr. SANDALS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 AS R H Si 6 1 6 0 7 I crlf VP,cOnaldct Hub(arddfl Eyansio kury Hyatt Brckwayrt Binsom7b 0ansc Barnettpr DELICIOUS TREATS Feb. 25-28. 1976 1 LImit 2 Wi?ho't COt)pOfl flies nd rno1.09 quitc,es indsx.rs. A buy! __________ -- Se ni iii o e 1\J e t t e r S Jr U rr Ii SIMINOLE TATAMI .s 4 0 I 1 0 0 4 0 2 3 1 I 7 0 0 I 0 C 3 0 0 3 0 1 311 Molinart ________ ______________________ - _____________ STRIP FOR - , Seminole Polk High school basketball learns 8:30. The opener has Spruce AAA. District 8 crown with a S begin a new season tonight. Creek facing DeLand. Thur- p.m. game against West It coulc be a short season for sday's first round continues Orange, Apopka faces some of the undermanned with Lake Brantley meeting Brooks%ilIe Hernando at 6:30 hopefuls going into district Seabreeze and Lyman taking on with Lake Howell taking on playoffs. . Mainland. Winners meet in New Smyrna Beach at 8. The sites are Gainesville, Friday's semifinals with Leest*irg drew a bye in the Isburg and Melbourne, Saturday's champion ad- tournament, and will come At Gainesville tonight, the vancing to the next week's back Friday night again"t the - 571 I?. Tonight ______ Totals 36 71 30 93 POLK: Gormanli 1723: Hawkins Oens 7 01 1; Prters 7 23 $6, R'ckerson 3 00 6. RIICY 6 5? WiIiIam 00 2 T'flais 19 13 72 Id) Tap (, ' * p.29 ,, $' 3 types. Feb. 25 28, 1976 Limit 2 LARGE inc. 6 ORANGE SEGMENTS, 1 1-oz. Feb. 25-28. 1976. Limit 2 APIN Three AtiG1 SEGMENtS Diamond - - NO-PEST 2 CARDS Feb. 25-28. 1976. Limit IlL ___ J _ i4 - __ -- - __ On Basebal/ In San Fran C1S __________________ II-'.i: ___________________ ___________ LimIt 2 , .. - Feb. 25-28, 1976 -' - - -----_______ - - - 0 - --- - ---- - -- - - i_i - _'ii j _ ___ . -- Friday In the s"mis with Melti Central meeting the _____ — Florida Air-John Carroll t winner. in ouer area tournaments, AAAA, 6 teams compete at Orlando Boone with Jones facing Edgewater tonight Co, Seminole, now 2-3 on the year, atl. plays Saturday at Sebring The Associated l'res "We'll keep the Giants in San dispute, which centers on the necessary. on Thursday It will be Winter against South Florida Junior Toronto group has bid a report-. [jp.alrJ Grant, chairman of the fl,e National League owners Francisco forever," pledged controversial reserve clause. Park against Boone College. The sale of the Giants for $8 ed $13.25 million for the team, board of the New Ycrk M€ts Colonial vs. Oak Ridgeatat6:30, 9. have taken a giant step towards I.urie. "If not, I wouldn't be After a similar session in New million - Lurk would own 50 hut about $5 million of that and chairman of the major Carrying the big bats keeping major league baseball bidding for the team. W have York Monday, presidents Lee per cent, Short per cent and a would go towards legal fees leagues' franchise comrnttee, aciiun Third-ranked Friday atEvans 9 against goes into the Tuesday for the Raiders were in San Francisco this season, it new ideas nixl promotions. I am MacPhail of the American Minneapolis conglomerate 25 shoulu toe city of San Francisco waj w -glng his fellow owners tO Mark Moyer and Richard Hyatt and when the teason eer gets willing to say right now that if League and Chub Feeney of the per cent — was approved with sue to keep the team from vote for immediate expansion Winter Park-Boone survivor. with three hits each. George started. we get the club, we'll dcuble the National League said the differ- the proviso that certain condi- moving to Canada. to Wcshlngton. The owners, meeting fot- over attendance next season." Dawkins drove in three runs (or encs beeen tie owners and tiorts involving both the purchaFeeney said (he Giants' sale The report, in Tuesday's ediAssuming that season ever Seminole while Don Hubbard four hours in Chicago Tuesday, players over the reserve clause sers and the city of San Fran- was the only topic of discussion lion of the Washlngttrn Siar. plated two. voted to approve the sale of the gets underway. Marvin Miller, were too grext tO open I clsco are met by March 1. at the Chicago meeting, but said Grant had met with certain (inanclally.troubled Glant to a head of ttle Players Associ- spring training camps as Feeney said if the conditions added that the National League National League owners i CK CR0 "B" group headed by San Francisco ation, was to meet with an own- scheduled. The owners' player — which were not disc1osed — would meet again soon to dis- Monday night in Chicago financier Robert Lurle and for- ers comziittee in Philadelphia relations committee also cxAS R H SI not fulfilled, the National cuss expansion. effort to persuade them to keep AnOrw o o o mer Texas Rangers owner Bob today to try to make some pressed a willingness to forego League owners would meet That came '.n the heels of a the Giants in San Francisco and Miller ss 2 00 0 Short. progre.cs towards settling their the regular season, jf again on the Giants matter. A Q8utfy7b report from Washington that M. expand Into Washington. 1 0 0 0 without coupos $1.29 ' ___ __ without oJpon 73( ____________ cut 0 ' PLR CUSTOM8 '-___ ___ ____________ ____________________________ ____________________________ 0 NORTHERN -- SCOPE MOUTHWASH Feb. 25 28, 1976 - Limit 1 O-0,F SUPLR SrnPE 24- ounc. 119 . - "Is. E c k e r 200 L. BTL. 100 HOME BRAND Reg. 2.98 ZAYRE PLAZA • SANFORD HOURS: C:30 AM. C P.M. MOU. THRU SAT. l I'i M 6 P 'A SUND.Vi PHONE: 123 CICO Rz 321-0250 Right reserved to limit, n'i$$.s .s oil Items. Somor.guloi- pricosquotodmoyyoryoisom,s,o,,s 0 a trol boat machine-gunned an SI_I!. - T..%_I., ._ I - - . U JL1 tU flet ThaLcian waters Before the dispute was seWed 12 Italian boats were setzed, and angry Italian fishermen In Sicily beat up Tunisians rho lived there. - EMPIRE .r v" - I?!!! quo?. lx irk.. by ?•Sipho. attt'mpts to work out an all-cm. bracing treaty for use of the sea The danger of continued passe is clear: urtless internatioril agreement can be achieved, nations will continue to Jiiusue their own policies, in some cases establishing by force of arms their own 200-mile iimIts. Thus iar, the situation can be dcsczi bed either by saying no one owns tIm oeeazis or by saying everyone owns the oceans. Under the prevaiLing rule, everybody owns the oceansandthi'creaturesofthe seas have been pillaged. aleshavc been fished nearly to extinction. rish stodu are depleted off many coasts, Inchiding the beriing, cod ar,J halibut that once were so plentiful off Nw England but now have been dele1 by Russian fishing fleets working outside the 12-mile limit. The nations are seeking better way. In the meantime, the bitter clashes at sea sometimes take i-,uivan lives. Last year, a 19-year-old sailor -- i LimltIIm.SoI.Pcuur.Ic.by Any oü,.ss r• our I-ow .v.ryd.y W&rs* prlc.s. Lr'-ok for thi As Adv.rt.cf Signs in Ow' 5'': y, Ampi. ordered but RAt ECK ore ovolIsbI. on ony Ie-)uhfcbl• iris, 1 2 1 The Raiders enter the state tournament nect week at Dehand, paired in the first round against either Chipola or d Gulf Coast. The game didn't prove to be Wayne Kurth, sophomore much of a state turneup in lefty from I)tiI mn d, pitchud a reference to victories, however ftve-hiuer Tuesday as the Seminole Community College baseball team took a lop-sided 12-1 victory from the Eckerti junior varsity. J'I E G.n.rks includid. Playoffs • - - W - - U UI See 1 0,000 1 Prep, -- .- . EDITOR'S NOTE - The ZOO- tag boat, killing two ftsherrnen complain that China sometime3 nave ricd to escape wiUn The C.wiJd BrL. n• Fir-ed. An lcelzin'iic gunboat spawn off its rocky coasts, lure and spawn. ns limit (s more In vogue than and injuring two others. exacts a 70 per cent cut as paying, Chinese patrol boats landic cod war continues, with fired severn' 57 mIllimeter The Icelanders point to dieveru a mein.s o(protectlng a Somet lines fihJng war pits payment (or fishing in claimed usually capture them, con- Iceland contending that its 200- minished itcbes as evidence li the wild maneuvering shells after a collision with a iuillon'g (liking Industry. But the tiniest of nations against the waters. fiscate their catches and detain mile limit is necesary to pre- and say that too many cod arc there werc a number of colli- trawler, tit there were no caSthe attempts a- ound the world biggest. Uong Kong fishermen When some hong Kong boats the crews. serve dwindling fish stocks that being caught before they ma- sinns, but only flfl(f! were shots ualOes reported. to enforce soerdgifly over toasLaliatersresulltnan) 'I, ntunber of little fishing O.t th. Walgr..n pric. ______ E By JOHN HARBOUR Ofl your pr.scrlptlon AP Neskatures Writer There is growing chaos on the high seas among fishennen. Icelandic patrol boats have _____________ fenced with British trawlers in R x prices the stormy north Atlantic. Burmese gunboats attacked Thai Compor.foryoursslf.OurguldI • fishermen last year off the Bur____________ ma coast. Italian fishermen prkaon lied under gunfire froni Tunisian patrol boats. V I TA An i N and . -All over the world, tempers oceans ate subdivided like some suburban tract. Thss turs if Iiiifly flalton:, where the bountiful fish breed and multiply, are too Crowded wit?. (is'ner:nen. Now the hIote and Scnate in the U.S. Crngress hae fired a shot across the bows of foreign fishermen by passing bills that woddextendAmet-kan fishing Jurisdiction to 20 miles this year or next. The present lunit is12 miles. Aivi Pravda announced this month that Rua, too, ould support a 200-mile z'ne for coastal nations, although s.. Sian fisherm?n. along with Japanese, would be hit the hardest by a 200-mi!c U.S limit. This Is the setting for the third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, which opens Monaay, March 15, -; 'p 4 - - - -- Wedndy,Feb?5,,ó 200- Mile Limit Target Of Most ' Wars' M±- - : Squad Third SenunoIe 111gb fir.shed third in a three-way track meet Tuesday, being outdistanced by Daytona Beach Mainland and Apopka. Malaland posted 73 points for the victory whlip Apcpka had 6, Seminnie ialled 55. --- �- OA-Eveniny Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Feb. 2S. 1976 u SPORT - Ki* 11 *i n g S - IN BRIEF - - •- -•--- ----••- - .-- --:--- Defense, - - -- - - --- - .-.. ii ccuracy of a ies As SEC Stat Leaderr - Named BIRMING. e uuiease 1' Alabama atop the Sou theastern Conference sata n di ngs, and accuracy makes Tennessee and Vanderbilt the constant threats to the league leader. Alabama fimits opponents to 66.4 points per game and allows them to hit only 42.11 per cent of their field goal do I in,, •i Amiirt - F 40 - - flSOfl them within one-half came oetttr' 1fl SARASOTA, Fla. EigM.seeded (.~ynthia Doerner of lif. &I, 6-3 In first-round action in a $75,000 women 's frnnis 0mnIcan I Sfcileys Original Dead DECATILIR,Ifl. - Jack Slintun, one of the origral me inbers Of the Decatur Staleys footbiai! team that beciame the Chcago Bears, died at the age of 81 (Iii-:ago. Brig then teamed up had 12o1 his l8 points inthe first with his backcourt partner to half, then St IA) u1s built d - - Nor ique Suspended final period diques was suspended indefinitely for an altercation in Stinday's World Hinickey Lepgue game. Massachusetts A CIRCULAR tell about wedding? Smith's t 9 fig ' Horses Die In ii OiOU fishing trip? ALORTON, Ell. horse ba, killing Fire MONDAY MORNING M BLUES S?Andings+ I Charlie Gro%s A pre4an firp raced ftough a Il rses FSU Wins 14th Of 15 ... TAII-AHASS&E (AP) giate Aftletic Assodatiop tnur. inpaging Florida State has nament. recorded its 14th h3ActW1 victory in it lag 15 gartles, IMI er Valdosta State, behind Da%-I] 71iompson's 21 points and Carlton Byrd's 17. Florida State was the oruy Jor school irs action Tueday night The only other game fid Florida Tech whipping Rollir9Thin overtime In a - Byrd hit s-even points in a row fur the Se.mino:es midway through the first half as Florida State Jumped out to a 53-34 halftime lead. ALSO in double f1goirps for loridaStatere(regGrad 14, Larry Warren, 12, and EueneHarrlsandflerbjeAflen battle of smaU cul.lege powers. both with 11. Florida 'tate's Seminoles, Jackic Mant.ci had 0 points and - r- r I P-ICA UM ark Patrick 10 for Val. — L~t,L~w t FIRST FRENC~l . SANFORD,FLA - 3 OAY SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY I - ri: CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 322-0244 ALL FOR ONLY ALIGN FRONT END i I I. 7 BALANCE 2 FRONT TIRES(BADA) I. ROT AT E S TIRE$ C ADJUST BRAKES TOIALVALUE $995 COO 11:8 93 4-ply polyester cord 7 PivI?4FI T and tld tire - - - ACKWALLS 878 13 C 78 14 07814 E78 14 1, Id 14 G7814 H78rI4 - - - G7815 N78 15 ".11 S 21 113 7793 23.11 S ZS.9S IC'S A-01 21-" 275 1 258 -280 ' Wht,w.II, odd '3 OPEN Aid ACCOUN 1 xv~rf Z. -- evt payments am, as cash No Finance Charge. - jut' 0 BARBOURLCO andings Hammers 63)3 3 )3jv, j. vedirns 3o4u, 4 Tickei 50 46; 3 6,ulters 441 i 47 1 2. A RiPoffs 46 50; 7 TarbhbieS 431 . 9. Teafoff S.O.S 411 i $4, 17 59; 10. Snippers 361L;-Sq1 7. High game. Jim johnw i94, Chaick Slimeli 193: Ron Allman 110Kfitti JohnSon 189., Dot Lee 180, loyce Wagner 119 St •_.- 1 1 121 Is 40 310 6, 4 411 folk it Drneuf Pro Hockey Tuesday"i Results buffalo 109, New York IW Kansas City 12 PhOn,x Ill Campbell Cunference Patrick Division W L TPfsGrGA Alhinl,j 73 37 6 57 203 250 Philadelphia 106. Portland 101 Wash.nigion 92, Chicago 83 Today's Games !-VAIlle at Voalhinqlon at New OricAn% Ct' Isni at Detroit L Angeles P tI Detro t _ Nn - - - - 1,10 Wa ç% - - Tudi' W4ICy Hsv *rri Hitters Lake Hr,eit Proc f lard 2 TONIGHT'$ ENTRIES Black shot. 3 Wycliff Gvp.,Y. 4 WatonQa Bud.' S. K's Hopeful. 6 lop Fox. 7 &~.cky V i cky, 9 - SEVENTH - 5-16, D: I Blondy Uity 4 Sold Medallion. 5 Hi Jne (4) 5 70. 3 20, 2 90; 2 R & T's Cactus, 6, Debbic C I Arlic Picky Cl) ) 713 3 What's P4t1 Pr nrC 8 ?,'intre Ton ______ , / - But Miss Evert said she liked sfill on a high from last the idea of Evonne Goolagong, If k," Cliris Evert sain afW being ranked ahead of her be. polishing off Wendy Overton 6- ca it put me pressure on 3, &4 in her first match in the is Goolagong. who "more $75,000 women's tennis tourna- than any player that I play, I ment here fear the most" "I was bit nen,ous last week Miss Goolagong will face Kabecallse I wa-P coming off a thy Kuykendll of iaml today. 1164,96S Red THIRD - 1.1d. C: 1, M A Jeanie 2 Pattie Moth 3 Barbec Oue. .4 Brenne. 5 Cactus Pete. 6 Whory Srian, I Janny Eckert. I Irr- Jill FOURTH SIC 0 1 Jack continued after Tuesday Wght's etca, match "This week, I'm feeling o, Tuesda y, much mere confident and very Another key match today will relaxed on the court." be the first appearance of third. Miss Evert beat Rosemary seeded Martina NavTatilova in Casab6, 6-2 Sunday iii Detroit the tournament Miss for $15,000 and her second Navratilovp, w~o will facL, tournament title (of the year. Greer Steveris of South Africa, The tournament here b the spent the list two (lays cornfirst of the year in which the pefing !n t1w, Women's SuperFort Lauderdale whiz has stars, where she failed to earn a not L W - - -ri been seeded number one dime , "_ i' I I) Aw 0 W = •. A MAILER tel! about the community organizations? ____ i ( ~) 19' SL(C1'Ii ' measured diagonally,3 prid5es of iniermemat f requency amplif ication fcr %trong signal eception. 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L C i s Luciftf Ciueho!c I SO, 2 80. 2 80; 2, Kim Sue IS) Calgary 79 26 4 67720 702 220 720 3 Canyon (4)260 Q (IS) mos ORLANDO TAke Howell Low Wim cill,liwfW o _______ dropped a 4-1 high school base- _ 3.1. - St.: 7 Ted's Wendy. 3 E 0 S R C ri i Joy 5 Texas Sue 6 \ i, - -=- I nC baLl game to 9i.shnp Moore - TWELFTH Knowles (6) 20.40. 1200. 3. Berkley Bamby (II 660 0 (6 7)133 p (7 oi 41430: 37A6 '-- - Evert Beats Overton W L TPIsGFGA Ba b,i~- (2 1 6 oo. 0(I 41 1 it 20; y (142) East Division 7117 80, IV-45 FOURTH — 5 Iii. M: 1, Easily 1 67 204 204 Toronto 76 25 10 62 7SS 23:it Tuesdav's Results 19 31 8 16 161 23) C iIqir ) Edmonton 3 01 - 7KS - (1) 10 40, S.20, 4.40., 2 Manatee Peggy (1) 480 3.20; 3 Douglass 10 25 Coli ' , ' A "SHOPPER" teli about the Greyhounds, Lions, ojints, Seminoles HERALD 491, OwenT. 471; Jones 460. Con.crtcd spit's Hell Bactu ' Ester SZabo 4 7; Mary Johnson 5 P). Lillian Dunh 3 7 How-ell Lose.., 4,1 e - 2626. Handle ______ Johnson SSS, Allman Sig, stirriow Starr Hendrick Si')O, Af,Ci Hi-ndrick 500, Polly Price Converted splits Robert G,tbob7 IC. Harriet Jackson 6 7 10 CITYSLICKERS High gam" Linda Esland 181, Standings- I Varriefs Spec, 2 K of C 7 JohInyt Standard 4 Witt Arixw.4; S. Mb'.hAud Brotheirs; 6. No 10; It Tom C411 4 Imour Dummilm 9 rustom Cj%rpejs~ 10 Carroirs If's 11 Barbour & Co, 12 11~; 13 Plaza ta . 8 S II C 1 Joyful Jack 0O Pure 5iIer - 00 (1 1)1940, 0 (51)7070 P (7 5) 39 66 25 29 5 55 199 206 Indapots 23 35 2 18 174 187 West Division £IONH - 2 Harry Brocr 1ttS I Go Tom rC Vt nq 6 Fancí Fsllt FIFTH - SIC. C: I MA Gir l i 7 3 R gal Heather S Ai'or 6 Ma micrr 7 Lustre fcker? e 4 60 3 00; 3 Berkley Ke WHA _----- At% Lo 8 62 191 IRV 21 dh NYParut Chicago 23 19 1) 67 187 III Vancvr 2S 25 11 61 206 206 5 IOul 77 29 9 51 1 86 7)5 Minn ly JO 4 38 149 221 KC 1 2 4 0 8 37 144 258 Wales Conference Norris Division Of 1 3 7) 78 00; 31 99 ISIAnders Vinnesota at Philadelphia California f Detroit C t-t aqo at L Angeles Louis at Boston Tffcnfo 41 Bulflo 1 I) )l 20 NINTH — S.Id: )Tom Wood, 7 316. 1 Ks NINTH 3-1. B: 1. Real Angel (7) HuSker Fire, 3 Rta Shan; I Be My narres Mad 3 Sally NO; I 480. o. 300, 7 J I s Jo V (6) C.irtc S Officer 5rn.on; 6 Apr 11 Crrslp S J Ellen Eckert. 21 00 4 80 3 Nomad (11420 0(67) Pick 7 Mdas Grade I F 0 s Wyclif Faye. 7 Co Co Blue. 87 80 , p (7 4)71930. 39 79 Grace H Whizzer TENTH - 3.16 C. I Ivory Coast TENTH —3.16. A: I Phantoms SEVENTH I6. 0: I Run (l) 19 80 S 00 780 7 WiItn ) Speck 1 Lott a Quota 3 J & 6 S Lucky, 2 Monte Blue 3 M A 23. 2 40, 3 Va lentine Moss (5) 3 00. Gal. 4 Kitty Sha y., S K 's Trouble, 6. Flecil"t. 4 Polly Rose. 5 Fruit I Karen Kay (6) 3 20 . (Dead Heat C B s Joan, 7 Refkley Wiggles; $ Float. 6 Brown Spec y Sh ow) 0 (3 7) 2800 31,67 Robin, 8 Tryter Banbry ELEVENTH —3LA: I Sissy Sue (1)360 300 720 7 Barry King IS) 3 40, 2 60. 3 Sapparo Pear I I]) 4 6.L), I I 5) P, M. P (4 5) 20 70, Bp (I 3 Thursday's Games KatIsas City at New York NHL 1, 5011, 1 2' 29 31 ) II 25 31 U6 16 IA PhoeniX Thursday's Games "(Nulird EfGU(H - York at San Antono P40 t8J 280 0 U 4 P 00 P • Dog I turkeys., Jane Davis 3 strikes in row. Delores Oro*" 69 pins over vitrage, Aneltr *Wilcox %I p n, .r)vtr 104 204 212 225 239 75 3. , 4 11 33 1? iS 38 21 31 7) i96 d 33 21 51 11 31 30 501 I) fl 35 4)5 ' Virginia 10 50 167 33' Tuesday I ReulIs Nw York III, Virginia ° St Ltus 116, Kentucky 107 Today'sGames St Louis vs Vtrgi ia at Nor Pacific Division - Krit, TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS Stannlngs Automctive Speed Parts 67 33. 2 uto Train 6436 I rwairim Ceramics 62 31 High games; Betty Chavis 200, Mliii Garner 19$ Snie ens $ ags Milwaukee Detroit K.C, Chicitgo DVnir New York San 4 Ofl xi'ntucky Inciana S Louis 46 8 22 Ill 310 tie Adams Dlvllon Quetec I Hotcn I 1 10 0 6 731 168 Cinci nnat i 9 1or'o 6 fluff ito 33 16 10 76 757 III Tcdiy'sGames Toronto 26 1 Ed,n:nton Calif 22 32 7 51 194 210 Cleveland at Winnipeg Tuesdays R esu lts New Englano at Cincinnati 'w York Islanders 7, Mm San Diego at Mu,neso'a fi, 'i 2 Thuriday Cam, ('nIadelphia S. Washn ( ,i S. Houston at New Enq)arui I.r Montreal 6 St Louis 7 Chicago A. Vancouver I TodaysGmes Californji at New Yoh SANFORD-ORLANDO RaflQPI-S TUESDAYS RESULTS Atlanta at Pittsburgh Montreal t Kanss City FIRST — S-16, D: I Ldir tidinna Detroit t Toronto (3) 60, 3 W, 2 80. 2 Risky Pam (7) O .--- TueuWy' s Results AS LOW AS Western Conference Midwest Division • Whn Dave Sti ISO Dat reil Swift 193 Kathit fleien 183 av d Sharp 1 YOU SAVE $ 19 t 190, Joseph Ruffin 20i " 19n series' Jack Kamer sso, Fieetine Ilomrsl)' ; I e Three Varner 534 FareIla 5 F R.T 0 II, a Johnny's 541, Byrd Henry 511, Gene Rogers ~,Iiifidarrl Service iv, 181; converted splits LXke 5 7, Ann Smith 114; Twila CoIllm 174; Kanner S 6, Phil Zevh 3.10 wnc Plant III DYNATROMICSMIXaD 'a High seiries: Smith 492. Norton High gAme-.. .3 rp 2 6ti. S k v 1. Collins 4SI, FoSkett 210 Converted sphts Sue Wynn I 10 High series Cosk0l !tJ5 %h.irp Donna Lerare 3.10, Susan Oates 3 10. S14; kell Spei9le SS3r S to.- Colims 4 5 7. SANFORD CLASSIC TRIO WASHDAY nRoPOUTS High garnes Terry waidroo 2i3 Stand -no% Eager Beavers 6828; 1 94 195: Dave Lacy 201 222 2W. 7. Allti, Cals 561 391 3 Sal Miles Dave Hunt 246 7X; Jack Kaiser 213 541 P 411 ;. 4 I. Z Marks Slid Whit i illy HiCkoX 207; Bill Wellf l l Kids Sllz44'j (fit); 6 GoGellers 202. Jerry Gayfice ~w. Date iiAtnts AS 43, ' 7 Busy B'S 47 1 :431 i; 8. Guy 212. Russ Morton 2i2 io:i, Boo & Doi is 4;,, SO,) I0Qarnt Dom ne fit: 201 Rick Richards 211 Kr st I::r:c, IRS Gil FiIeger 181 Tom Hopkins Johnson 191 hghsere Lacy 802. Hunt 167. 179 Lloyd Harris 179- G'ads Kaiser 744; Morton 764, Locke 791 Allman ?IS; Richards isi; wAidfcp 536 Mc 7r6 JOnnson 73) Ni5o6Fileger so1 Ichnsrsi-o 13 pte-1 r converted spli ts Burhenn e611 SOUTH Florida St 106, Vldosta St F tor,da Tech 93 Rol:Ins 78 07 N Carolina 91, 44 Carolina SI 79 NE Louisiana 90. Lamar 67 VMI rr-11 Wesleyan AS TCU 19, Texas Of At Bowl America Don Myers 21.1. %11, Jack Kam", 67 SOUTHWEST Aik,insas 06. i3ayior 64 Grambling 103, Ark Pine Bluff 89 Hauston 100. SMU 91 tucks ArlisGlhnoretoppedthe londay's Results 11I MIDWEST EvanviIir 90 DePauw 87 N M'chigan 60, Ferris St 52 St Xavier 72. NE illir.,);s ?o i Bowlers Notebook an4 P4. Rhode Island Tl? ill, Trimly. Conn — HUUS`T0N - Foriner Tex&% Lpuiviw. hawhnil ittar manager Carey elph, died at the age of 74. $2 Harnp%hlre 72 Providence IS, t6 Mickey Johnson topped the Coloinels with 33 points. Carey Selph Dies At 74 66. Stevens Tech FAirlield 87. Iona 62 I'laillord 00, Williams 19 LeMoyne ". Clarkson 74 give Washington its biggest comiranding 62-43 advantage lead, 86- 3, midway thzcJi the and then coasted past Ken- QUEBEC CITY _ Steve Sutherland of the Queb0r NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division w I PCI, GB flostun 7 16 61) Buffalo IS 74 593 4 Philphid 14 26 S6? S' York 29 31 481 101 : Central Division Cltveland 35 73 601 — Washington 35 24 S93 Houston 29 29 $00 6 H Orleans 76 31 436 8' 26 33 441 91 n 6) the sco"e 109- nels 116-IOZ Nets and Kim Hughes collected Chenier scored seven straight M. Mike Jftkon was high for po ints, then added another has- Virginia wi th 21 ket wit.l.,in a three-minute span Spirits 116. Colonels 102 n the third quarter. lifting Ltle arv;n Wirries scared 16 of Bulls to a 70-61 advantage over his 33 poirits and Caldvell Jones IMbC 62 - 111-100, and the Spirits of St. grabbing 14 rebounds. flich Louis teat the Kentucky Coio- Jones added 22 points for the tournament Pro Basketball Lawrence 5? . ABA TOURNAMENTS tdo.s,irtl Payne 71, Ani,lo 66 EAST M Coast Guard IS Colgate 71. St • - __________ ',itir St 60 Utah St rmy Merrimack Cansius 7i. St Joseps. Pa i the Bul 93 Tuesday and Nate Archibald's driving Phoenix Suror. 120~417 in over- losing streak. George McGinnis tirrie, and the Phil,idelphia added 23 points for the 76ers, 76rs rJlied tor a 1102 si w hile Geoff Pe tr ie led the Trail ry over the Portland Trail Blaz- Blzers with 28 points. ers. Net; 111, Squires 100 In the American Bask e tball Jithith I rung pared es A.ssociation, tl~e New York Nets York to its fifth consecutive downed the, Virginia quires %ictory, scoring 23 points and Doerner W;ns At Sarasot - Basketball baby 9 KansasCity Kings outlasted the Portland,breaking a fie game — - about Mrs. Jones' new 10J with a :Z wl shc "ith two NBA's Central Division. Bing seconds remaining in chipped in with 19 points, while regulation tirre. Elvin Hayes added 20 points for 7 ,6ers 106, Trail Blazers 102 W ashington. Iiu Co ins scored nine o I I isIare in tli \I3 the Lis 25 polnic in U third Iricd Buffalo Brav:!s defeated the helping Philadelphia rally from ew York Knicks 109-103, Uie a 10-point deficit and o% fournament _____ HAND BILL tell Mvel l-ml ~j the - - A Tliunday'% Games New Orleans it Wihtiton Atlanta it Pnn i Kings 120, Suns 117 Jinirny Walker's 28 points Bullets to their sixth victory in Ad.anis, game-high scorer with the last seven games and mov. 30 point:;. sent the game into FORT WORTH, Tex. Chit Riches upset second seeded Vitas GerulaitL- &.1, 6-o in opening-round action at the S60,M Fort Worth World Championship Tennis - . 32 pnint In leading the surging City's victory. Phoenix Alvan - Richey Upsets •. night. la up with 16 seconds left in Cbenier scored a game-high overtime sparked Kansas the free throw lino~. Vanderbilt is tc,ps in free throws, and!ji)L U,in the nation, with 766 per cent The C IncdO-es am second In 5F field goal acmacy with 49.4 per cent. Kentucky allOwS Opponents the fewe4 t rebounds, Xi.7 irr game, and Florida gives foes only 64.8 per cent of the r free throw shots. I r n'i P h il - FAR WEST Sin Jose St Ii Pc'I'and St U San Diego 69 UC RIV Co llege Bulls with 30 PO Brases 109, Kcks 103 served after the Bullets' guard tandem had teamed to gun its field goal attempts and 70.6 per cent of i shotsfrom - -- II i On offense, Tennessee scores 82 points per gamesmnd to Louisiana State's &3--by hitting 50.7 per cent of - s it.igue, t I0OS as ties. S pencer Haywood and iitiuer is doing him one better," Walt Frazier had 24 poiiit.s Oucaga Coach Dick Notta o apiece for th e Knicks . vies. And the de grabs 4Sreboun per game - - e Fo me Associated Press Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1976--9A [SCOREBOARD . - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Duo Bing, PhU ChenIe and D ashington s dest ru ctive backBob MtAdoo, the leauL ()urt duo, are friving opposing leading scorer, and Randy teams in t National Basket Smith each poured in poin ts, hail Association dizzy. helping, Buffalo o vercome New While Dave Bing is probabl) York in a game in which there - - ets 189A Spin on oil filters for American cars. All feature built-in gwitket. anti drainback valve, and bypass valve to - 1L help ru:e dry st:rls Cartridge oil filters. - 1.79 ea Auto center hours __ la J 1:00-5:00 pm Sunday - - - • ______ �-& i - -- ., c-- - . - - - - - - - - - t 11 r - ---- 4 -. ----.---- A-EvenngHeanrd Fl. ----a"-M" -- Wsday,F;b2s6 Lockheed Sued W idows 7 - ) miliion for Scranton - pointment but administration sources said the p!ans to search out othei Starfighter widows in The Ne therlands, Japan and Turkey. -We have been sel1ing so much materiel to foreigners _ _______ ______ for - DATRIL ')f/, /7 ftf e1J/ _7~ __ 1 ~_._ . - - =- - ~,_ -4 L 1_ SnFoandtheseentti involving in North Carol ina. - ASPIRIN PAIN 1/ 1IMOPREG RELIEVER L ji I OMMMIUMMA 6 -Laii.1, ~ _--,=-,-:P~-.L4L.,---~----~.Ml.I :. :.................... 4 OZ UMPI ____T-____ - I ' ONE JUIC -A vizI. II 1 . A . a. I X, T i . I SX 70 MODEL 3 . Guessing? Ty.. :11~_.15~ 1 %#,;;i f L 05111 ANTfA X1:41; tlkillg-M t . I II " Know ~; ill soI - I ---, Z-0~/ v __ ~t - The Best -,-, .-.gh 4- \ ROD .. LI .0 __ Delivery - IlL .-. PLEASE CALL 322 n Evening Herald ___.K~ -_ _______________ IT ;: '•''1 PEG W - _~ ~ - / mkt, k- --- __ - N e ws p'a Pp e THE -.W- _MA_ .~ HERALD -.M- _.LA_ -=- -.M- rk- ' 11~_ -&~ - ~ --- STRAP MEN'S, LADIES OR CHILDR EN ---'- _.- - DO I T (fl 145E( - - - - r_~.L.11:1;=- I 2M____7 - & ~ - _..... -1I UoLumciii, r to Mildred ,q G'old" S.nturday nignt. Mrs, Reubin Askew, wife of Florida's governor. and out-of-town dignitaries were honored by Ballet Guild board cf directors at a (hnner Darty at lioliday Inn. Arriving with lier mother, .". D. I.. (Agiwsp Harper, Florida s F trst Lady wore an elegant nasy SL --,-,-,.--*,:"-:,-,.-,-:--.---.-.--..--,-r-,-.--It-: I 1. I . - ti~~~_12_ 411 L__ • Russell, Dor and Carl T'lie glamorous hoste&ws, gowned to the nines, inc lud ed Ca thy Bauerle, V ickie Cacallaro, Jean recording 'rds into shorthand and Foreman Heard, Peg and Jack Homer, she abnormal to be a virgin at a ugly baby, and the parent(s) Now, instead of being proud of look at him expecontly for kind of word of praise, he Chefs DISCOVER AMERICA / Sh _____ ___ How To Fix Specialties exh;Klaus Fri ed enreich , a past Culinary Federation Chapter, . . ° ____ 40" -;~, M~ _:~~' \ --,_~~_ PORK SPARE RIBS 'i / 1*1 ~-_-fjwj -, - ulian Ma 0 Ih Karen Per and the riewly insLal.led presidcnt, Linda Reck. Spea ki ng for the board of directors the SU''SS -- LB SP Jean Gonzalez, Lynn Hill, 11nda Ilu - e, Pat flunt, at thE Polvnesian Hotel at Walt Nan I F_ , - - . wilu be daing ice carings Denise, Laurie Dickey, Johnny Rivers, executic e chef Donna F?uerhahn, Jan Freeman, fluth Gaines, ork cith DON T FORGET TO REGISTER eXec utive rhef at the Dutch Inn,' FOR A FREE CANNED SHOULDER PICNIC HAM. DRAWING EVERY SATURDAY. LAST Disney World, sii1 ill prepare his specialty, of the gigantic production exceeded our wildcs' quiche lorraine. Keith Lough, WEE K'S WINNER WAS DARLENE WASHINGT ON Yarborough, Dr Genevieve Richardson and arIj ar. BG expectations the credit goes to the entue corn cotic chef at the Pn1vnctan LflitJ, Witst whus. ZIdp aikI supwL, Ballet Hotel, will demonstrate aspic OF 814 CYPRESS Out-of-town gue!ts attending the dinner and Guild of Sanford-Seminole could not survive. and canapes. . li~ JEAN PAITF-SON \ herald Staff ,. - I 'I' -7 i 4 7 WITH iJ General Racing exhausted most official - -~~ -a SP ,. father was a stroke of luck. Virlter - - 4z_~__i;11__ After Long Search :,- . " -.7-41-P, f -1 I%~ I M -11 1-7-M.f c---' r ' She Finds Father f . ~ .. 1V A doctor fr'end once told me welcome Now how do you feel I-Acanor and Robert Maresca, Iniogeve and Ed I , ~ s CIOfl, L%L Crabtree, b Walter Rye and Bill and Walter Gielow. Due to I 1. - - CHICKEN THIGHS Electric ' 5 Lb As expected, St. Valentine's office, U.S. Navy aod Marines, occasion for Joanna Ba.ss wife placed advertisements In the of Sanford area foodstuffs newspapers In '! the towns distributor Dems (Buddy) hcre she belie,ed her father CALL Bass. wo S. Sanford ALL had once lived. $450 ( " 0,;X1,~4 PLUMBING a T!NG 'NC i. 312-656' . ,c-!~!4~ -71 -' - -- 4 X Leslie Chase of Flint Mich For at least six of her 36 years Mrs Bass was not told of her natural fathers Identit 0 .7 Kodak 111111 , ~%. "`............ --- . - ~. .,. .',.~,"-,.". '. ~ , .. I of omit I IODAY - " ", , 1 ~.-,'.-LutbmuAg;'. , - ,.,, , .-I ..... Q . .4)- ~, __ - ' 7~-- ~ -- --- % 69aw y I...."...'. ..,...- * -.,. ____ - r41 V.I - ow "W ... sm HIM Coloring, Slogan Con tes t Help Keep County Clean In a continvIng effort to keep Flag!bip Pank in &anford. Semincle County 1 V -.. ,. ... ..... .7. .. I . 11 A 119041101MLMaLm • mother'sdcathinFebruarylast year that Mrs. Bass ----..-herwis She g search or The resu lt, Vale lb weekend o t e. be an - IMF, 'IF 7~ . 4~~---Az";------~~_ ._- "M __ I Deadline for bo'L corn & di,l t- -----. .._. ," CDCIIAI 5 lb. Baby Beef Liver 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops -- ~-, 1- .4;-- I E ----. _____ ?*~ V 77 \-z-c-_~^_ -I"""' .- faw,wr 7 -_ 32 Pure Ground Beef Patt;e 40 Pork Sausage Patties --- _~A X_ 7 oz. en- thused a joyful Mrs Bass, hGmne all eligible itudenLs to Mrs ll,.,%s le.arned that her entcr th competitions She said parent's had separated when ) FREEZER %0* %W % vic"VIVI V 4;;~ O~ lz:2:7 1 savings '.tnds: $100 for first husband and sons, Michael. 11, place, $50 for second; $n for and Bobby, 31 arch - ) 1- cleam i N!-itc%ml ., - -- .-,' - I I separation. the competitiom were arranged she wa.s about six ~vars old. Her The coloring contest winner to stimulate awareness In the friother rvnwiTie~ a Nuvy man. for cMdren In grades one through six, Contestants may in evch grade will receive ten county's litter problem and to and their frequent moves aW,it 'ver dollars. The try through O,e Glerin Glitter fix- U.S. and nbruzd foiled her three top slogan contest win- rampaign to kecp Seminole father's attempts to locate her, color from any inember of the , (isrden V et car ets reunion in Michigan when father and daughter were clean," the Sixth [)istritt students in grades seven third '1 melt no disappointment, Mrs Bassccntinued hlesju,st Garden C1uL of which the through nine Instructions 'or Mrs. Margle Smith, presidetit wonderful. All weekend we satI ford Garden Club is a 1 hi3 contest are also available .,ship Banks or from or the Sanford Garden Club, talked and talked." I member, and cempetltion and slogan "tiniest _ IUM i i -4~. I .,- __ II ntine's .%;,@ 0Im , flr- '1~7;-:,M G - HdpfnglaunchtheGlennGllttercoloringandslogancompetbtlonsare (fromkft)MargaretMyrrl, Flagship Bank of Sanford, Margie SmIth, presIdent of Sanford Garden Ciab, Sharon Douglas, FIagshipUS BankolSeminole illiraldPbotoby Bill VincentJr) . Il t - 6. l owr RENT OUR ____ She had id ways thought that er . - 1, Oz eunited with her father, Glenn f , $6 ()o . I .1 - - ir- L's 1 .I , F 'nrrr , - --- -- - wch asperfecUy lovely and indicative of hours ra i etrich, Corinne and Directors and %muses attending were Pat and G"ge. Uers, Sid'ney and Ptich 6'rover, Anna I" ear lie hasn't caliled. I really care expects a compliment: ay from , lebannotation, the art of capturing dance movements Into script, sbifflar to it secretdry ~ Semlnoic PIa!a a'lO k - _ . The Central Florida Chef' s _________________________________________________ - Dire-tor of the Surniner Tiffany Falls (Penn- Assodation %;ill pnseat "Chefs P _11-1i sylvania i Perf, l xiiiing Arts Workshop, Alexi con- on wade" at the Winter Park ducted mas t e r t!sseS Monday and Tuesday at the Mall on Thursd I to S -. Bal.let Guild's home studio in Sanford. r. % p.m. Several leiding rhefs of 0 Several S&i'ord Junior Woman's Club members the area will be preparing the'r Fr 0 ., _p.e specialties for this exciting ,, J shou: complete Americana was a corsage of red roses I ( 1 I) ..M -.- - .. -.. - .I. -.... _1 -1 _. - 11.1. .:.,.., I _. I., -- ... tus Scranton (Pennsiy ania) Bqilet Company and interspersed with baby's breath, compliments of EirAse Coflins to NIrs. Askew. the dinner, the group p. Civic Centtr w~wce thcy -.-'cwed the dance drama. "'tt-th @'vl 1011 I.. 1\ 959 State St., Sanford Plaza Guild festiviiies was Alc * xi Ramov, houseguest of Nlivii and Jack Greene. Artistic director of the gown, fashioned along the slim silhouette, with white c*lLur and cuffs. Adding_ the perfect touch to I .0 I r SANFORD: ObIosly, It's not a crocodile calkI me after that. Thinking for that reason, you haven't lt you." She never tells me that may be he was sick, I called much. shelovesME,and that is what! ii .1 i 1 - .r' t ..at him. e ra ther ABBY: R ng wan ,t ,o I. . egardi and distant, and said he had chat to say when confronted My suggestiom,.s' been busy with his cork and wtthababvora p ture one MEIN wu'dcalimesoon stholsobciously very homely, BURLINGTON Well it' been a month , and yet whose parents dlearly DEAR ME Vien sa ys , membei ship in the Southeastern Regional Ballet illness, David Lewis was unable to attend Film Prints r"I 00% Ifitto off 04 SOCKS I UAItY99UN0A girl)!" ctor of my virginity h2s scared him that whm he' de!ivers a homely about Mr" off. Perhaps he ftiks I'm o- jue I country, but demands for her tallents have I S TUIF -.-*, MEN'S VINY1 . - Anita ere Attending in the offi cial capacity were F Vir inta Williams, artistic d4ector of the Bost " Ballet Company, who as here to the San ford-Seminole rurnpany dancers for continued r25 iA TOOTHBRUSH wl lft 70-.1 r-ta - lx~ II I'm considering going to a gynecologist and asking him to simply grins broadly and says, "Now, there'u £ REAL boy (or ic Copper Coin. DIAL Preceding the premiere perfomizince of "River tI .. 88 wallflower. and Mr and Mrs Art Moak of Spring Hill, formerly for tim, Abby, and I'm afraid cniss-crossed F urope For years, she has used _________________________ 1 ~Zi'> Good A Dear r ers Conner, secretary of Copper Coin Regional Ballet, )t~ , m1 , CONTROL I ~ I attended with her husband Jack. Officers of the Ballet Guild board of directors i LI purformaneT with Ukirles %eishaupt w -- ~ Jf,..J--,N :-, / S I)Oltls Plaudits are in rirder te this remarkable wuman OR 60 " or S .. who now calls Sanford home ORAL B1 10 PEST ,' ! By attracted like I couldn't believe million," which I took as a stay as you are and be proud of say, -I love you" to my as isibk One thing led to compliment, but he never It. And if you "scared him ofC girL'nend, she says, 'Thar a.. Miss Caskey said, "I am overwhelmed widi ince it has been five ycars since I left . f , . PRICES GOOD THRU S14TURDAY All U" icl ~ 6y - 1 .N.N . Off - $ F -- 1 N " Iff-C COOLEIRS Minn6reenewascha1rnnofthedinnerparty and I . ,, -- myself, l feel like anoverlooked wanted nie the austie director and thorerapher (or years In 1 ~K- ;- _S~ iwr 11 . -LIAL. --a LIZ! t;,~W*, W~i RCCb9 .* 1~% . .. 1 88 / 4 a EG .. I t • - 11 0 ' (00% VINYL PEANUTS r , .- '\ " in!2r.!0~1a, .1 1 1 ! ' I: : z // .Z' . _____ . I ~ ALKALADE - Wednesday Feb. 25,1976--i Evening Herald, Sanford. F'. £ ii only are , L HF3 • _. Nevvs of Serrtinole County i __~'~ ,:I _i4 i -z.,_2 - ___ - ~=2ii~ ."'-~ 99 I I - Use arts, ".. 88 - I cups coo S.anford-Seminole over the weekend. A citation from ll1tho (,oveor Daniel Walker commended Miss Caskey for a lifetime of dedication in promoting the both In Illinois and Florida, and al,so cited tier and the Bal et Guild for their outstanding contribution to the Bicentennial year. pri6atuation from Springfield Mayor William C. Telford, al.so praised Miss Cakey (cit her d'!ication and love of the a. L throu&, the years and Included tommendaVoro to her and the Gu-Id for excellence beyond the call of duty in the honoring the United stes a America with this tribute. WeWiaupt 6 , no* president of the board oi threctors of Copper Coin Re0onn-I Sprungfield, Much Miss Caskey founded, and %as lilc ___ ______ The Herold Covers The Locol : ~---.',~:;~~-.`~---, -.:...:::::,%::, DEPREE ... REG. 49 SCHICK SUPER 11 ADJUSTAKE TWIN threddcd cheddar cheese 2 cups sour cream 1-3 cup chopped green onions Sanford there (Springfield) Not her artistic er.dca ors well-known - . i i i i il l l l~ ~-'_.--, I T 0SE " I ...... PAK __- L , BAIT ., F" cup 2 ____________________ . 88 .1 Kid . .. .i.-. .-~: '........I. ,- : ,' r T y, I.%. 'Q:' CHROMF GRILL 2611 a- r . REG i I ~, q eat them with your fingers. GOLDEN POTATO CASkSERO LE 9 Medium potatoes 's butter the and which was presented by Ballet Guild at _U_W~ NCA R T Ali F._p,,C),f . I I PORTARE ~3a GRILL ,-,T10P4 k,?i" i P,, SPRING TYPE N A nd A round And framed documents which he presen 88 %, at 3W degrees for 45 minutes. Serve. These taste better if you Serves 8. Guy Scared 2 pkgs. Italkin crescent rolls (lanes WeLshaupt arrived at McCoy Jepert P DUI (flUh PLU S I minutes. s F'da Gold" Bicentennini d;mce drama, which she con- - Scatter Taco chips on a large cookie sheet. Sprinkle sauce for Saturday from Spriqlield, I'll, bearing two large 7 ~; f U, -. '. 41 , r' ',19 1: ..*I-e ~ Pills i'?'IT ON[ I _ . , II ___ 1 _19 ./V tACAI CLOTHES • PIZZA in so'ir cream, onion, salt Bake 375 degrees for 40 Mix. Dot with butter, and bake 350 degree oven for 15 minutes. optional-cliopped inuhroorns By /tllI( AIL%ANBUREN tben; in on my guests," she olives, onions said. Brown meat, drain, put in two DEAR ABRY: I am an atPatti urges mothers to teach 13 x 9 pans Coer with sauce, tractice, natural blonde w V ER -:-e'X.- 1. . ... II P . 88 I , - ~-'-.14 , a." ___ - 4 SI*I'(p __________________~ -- - evitiAL 1 0 IPAN I ~ ...I '_____ ... .. L,s ,y in shopping for the homemaker who plans her shopping the ef ficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her In ER EDGER 9 shopping needs then pre-shopping for them in 11 I -. "..., M - There is no guesswork - ii fl.TDflI I - DECORATOR TOSS PILLOWS ,, 1 cup grated cheddar cheese 2 fURS cracker crumbs saltine i stick margertne lisp, salt ;hters buy . -a - I -=_ ~_ __-___ ~ - Ot7 ~ I alwa)s liked cheese, so lots of our favorite recipes truture 'ise.•' tie 2 lbs. ground !attienjoys party cooking for beef a crowd. "Th at's when Igo all 1001. can pizza out," she said. "I like to plan sauce everything in advance and 1 lb grunted rt lh ork it mo,urtll 'lu more economically than I do, i uir IP,41 ~09 :'. nmrvu milk I cup C%aported milk Blend top with more grated cheese. and pepper. Pour o% er potatoes. then cheese over them. Put in neck squash, sliced 2 eggs 1 cup e vaporated Pert anti attractive. Patti has quick, inexpensive recipes that five children, with two living at make really good eating. home now. "The family has casserole dish. Cover been LT t - 64 i~ll ~`:`- ow k~ .1 1 greased Here are several of Patti's grc ' ery 0 -1 =2p_,.~, 36.:3 94, -Az t _ TACO SNAIK I large hag Donito (hips-Taco flavor 2 jars mild Taco S.IU(T cups shredded cheddar cheese Abby their put togetner an entire Open rolls unroll, and cocer bce the 1A)rd n4 have thin) be would do it , been dishonest and the parentsaoeal by themselves liken crust. Bakent400degrets saved. (AROLINA VIRGIN are satisfied Encourage them when they get until cst Is brown . Serves 8 I've dated quite a lot, but I DFAR VIRGIN: Probably, TOM in the mood to cook It's a good gene rous l y . Cut each palu into 4 never let a man get too close to _______________________ but since a cirgin is someone OKLAh IOM A CITY idea to send them to the large squares pancake me because I to keep who has never expertenced DEAR TOM: Beautiful But storecitIialistandiooney,and turner to lift sercing onto my virginity my husband another, and I finally told him sexual relations, It woul dn't occasionally the doctor Is let them shop and compare plate Five months ago, I met q 2 that I as a . ir gin alter your ta a a vi rg i n. mistake pri cet s (or kst buy I hha ve y ear-old man to whom I as lie said that I as one in a r advice from here ls to DEAR ABBY Even time I found that my dau~ - 7 --- :z ~~W_- _4;._ '4 t BED go. 0 Pk kit - A - I .- i I - j' ~M!1 1 1 1 T iii 0 1 A cracker crumbs. Pour into melted. Remove from heat, their daughters to cook. "Let cheese, and other Ingredients. was raised by strict parents. I '.-- _____ it , - Buys? I 9 a 171~ 0 1 10_I M-f~W ~ IN .,. , I4 ~ ; I "I I . ____ _g'--r~P -4'. , - * I _____ B %M)(X1o*1?"k#()% , 'I32UFOLDINC .0. - . "~ Ili '11 0 . i;i . - ______ - , --I . ~.-,-- l -ma ,z,_4i--- , '- q r ft( :4 . , -, - F lo - I I ~M ,;i_t-: =_--XW-.W= ,fj~ -iF - -Mofte, -?VVTil. ..I P.-I --- a 88 ,- I - A X ZIBCO 404 SPIN CAST AIlI LI i&ii - SQUASH CASSEROLE till I'm :,tes her a feeling of ac- very other week Patti entertains 12 to 15 people. "I oflentr) ic recipes and IitI Mc Mont c stkt Is ufa urits rcfpe h1t raid Photo by .......... r,v- 'N I- 1 - ~. 1 yrf GRASS 29 9i IN. ~ 1MW •')4 ?4 iaX-FM-"- 2 H,p, CASO,N! t"t __ ______ Mc . I' IPUVfl .. 88 A, ____ IDI 'Al P01 - on "I RIGHT ~# ~ - - - I REG 1 3Q 88 _________ .... 88 . -. :. 4'Jf , C)jLST. 4' ,... • 1 :- __ _444 - - I make gravy. UPSIDE DOWN - % -- . - i -- HEST ~ 1_ 64 f I - _______ LU ' , Cl . 22 SHA RP __ - EL808 DESK CALCULATOR 09 Pam ____ 0 WED .. • k~ k'.' r to made!" . _.. ', _". I7 I -'i - TOJi °fGi APP;COT - A * 4 ~X, 2'-'- -* * " ' " i ~-_M ;1V_Nb_z • over the cooking chores Tluit's when I knew I had it complislutient.- _.~ . I - . I 10 years of married life to finally finishvil. -%I%- enjoys it and it 3 cups yellow crooked learn how . __ I I-. W I . . 1. • re It ~~:-, %, I CE ";~ .. ~:..':.,.*., MOWED .70M f PLASTIC - ~a t I :......, DELUXE 32 QUART ______ I A. ,,, ?,) f t , " r I Oaf 95 C b_%.. ___ ____ ) AAIIAVI . ~ ., ,, ~-.`-_._~ ~3 C . I __\.4 mxm -IX- __ - ' I YOU Li SAVE AT cnuS ___ I r. - 16 \ I .. b) porch iini tor brands on orange flasnr ' tsp pepper 1 t' p ccli, sale." 2 icoop urnnge 't cup chopped pepper to taste Intc rested In quilling, sherbet 4miflfl Patti McKinney, Longwood, macram e, crewl embroidery Ble nd in blender. Pour Into Cook squash ill tender. Drain, took potatoes in skins, chill. has always enjoyed cooking, refinishing old furniture, tall glass. Add 1 scoop lime Add margerine, salt, pepper Peel and grate in large bowl. In but hates to clean up' She Patti keeps busy not sherbet and milk Mix well, add beaten suacepan o ver low heat, put admits she did quite a bit of cooking If I'm in v olved In a eggs and onion Acid cheese and butter and cheese stirring until 1ghc(IaIItldid, "It took mc - ii) YOU RE AYINC '1R0 DçiJ ' - .-. AL , wil., rvuu For Crowds Cook .s ho " 1. AFTER SHAVE \ LOTION t"..0 . ., . I .. - .e - I VP ;4- F" P ((P-C L I flf.'LOP*( A 6fIft . int , : - -: ~ ~-~.1, ..- DRUGS r RESCRIPTION r -- 4\ '-, J_ ". -I. \ ,. I CB-SOO UB SHARP I. 1 6' !' !I . .1~ .. Often _, 88 Z.- -- ; \.. . IN SECONDS 11 , -1-f . `T __ ,*- .I - V Ns ____ :. I cooking IRfo,re she married, but project. my daughter will take iii COMPARE E -P oss ~. & :•. ELECTRIC JUICER * I~ M 1 yJ ~ 0' .':: ~,t2.~. ~Jr...-1 A _71___ - ERICA ______ - '' _1,,o FOR - - I and . I - :.,:.. 'LTON u BEACH 11 II % LOTION =n~ _ t~ ":7: 1 LAST MONTH ALONE! 4L TWO __ . ___________________________ -V 11 , _.Vac~_- - ______________ jipJ .iiC.ULi'y - 2 FOR ______ W .. 2 ~ i 1 i SiE %A,t~ I EEUTY I I . SOAP FOR b) ,~ r - , . OIL OF OLAY ___ - PEOPLE TRUST ECKCLRD ,S... for qualify prescrip I tio ns "I I I OW prices' OVER TWO Mu liON . I ( , r ' J ~~~ - __ izj - and - _ 1 ____ "-_' ' t il I..I .: . 0t - sloe said. , said six of the Italian mses would be tried in federal ceurt I - - DIAL SAFE NO I ,I , probably - 4 ' BATH . - Of The Week Cook Patte Mcitinney ;~-4~~ _____ ------.,---- -------------J A V.- 1 German air .I - -.= CHARM y explained that the West German government had tiled to stop his first suit a widow ad even th r eatened to block his clients a force pensions. He said he had been incited to Italy by the brother of an force major who died in a Starfigliter who read about e uelrnans suits Beth said would begir proceethngs earl) in March d 'it'll ta eaboLtayearwgtt into court." He ______________ AM , # - Stratin as defense minister wa! bujing Starfighters for the W est German a force L _ . OUR STORE IN CASSELERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOURS .1 -- lt F I I)A Nt( HUL. Herald Correspondent ICKIRDS THURS 2 26 O 13264.h . pa vor- DISCOVER I this month to avoid losing his tenure. Scrantor, who made an unsuccessful bid in 1964 for the But Moynihan also indicated privately that he was not happy Republican presidential nomination, has been described as a otpayug $l6mnithon In West Germany to Franz Josef Strauss' rht-wing 1cal rt in the early 1960's while _45_ L_,er-_;, ;2!- '12&L) lli,~_~i-i~,,.~, il-_,_t 1 desire to return to teaching at Harvard University at the end of Nations. own nationals. - - when the American objective of breaking up block voting at the United have had for _ ":1-J - earlier this month. reporters - w Some Moynihan crit.ics said that his caustic language, especially against developing nations, was often counterproductive to aroused controversy, submitted his resignation Feb. 2, citing a Starfighters crashed, and he said, You would certainly lmpartialgovcrnmenttxiard would an investigation and sued their And here the Italian government should be suing, but it isn't.' Italian newspapers have accused two former defe nse ministersandotherhgh.ranking go%..mnento(ficjAs cf receivin g payoffs from Lockheed during negotiations for thepurchaseofl4flerculescargoplanesm 1970 Nosuch think that an Ford told Moynihan, whose outspoken speeches at the United Nations Warran~Y in the Urited States, said the %year-old lawyer in an interview. Ile noted that approximately 250 of West Germa,ay's 750 Post U.N 0 "Obviously th ere aren't many Pat Mo) nihans w h en It comes to flair and namboyanct, but the basic policy will be identical," would be named to the U.N. post at that time. tht they should know they can have a suit for breach of Top :I calling a spade governor former Get said same Wil - There was no immediate announcement of Scranton's ap. and contact others widowed by Sthighter crashes, He To - ___ . --** .-_ _.. . . . -.0 - .. --.1-1.- -...-:_,7;z.=,T~3% -_~~,_ - _. . __ ~~ _:_~_=l --,---I .31 V z ~ -;. _ . 1 1. ;1;1 I -:" 0 .___ -i_ _. .1 ,z _. &~_&-_.. -.I I __ ... ~_. 1. * I- . %... - _. - ,z ,,.,I . , _:-.1 ..---- __ i3 I -:_ --". z ,__.__e z II.I ---, _. - _- I I".'1-!_l111t -I __ ith iiC he regarded as lack of support in Washington, espe- moderate In feiga and domestic r sident Richard M Ni xo n lie served as an adviser to fo rmer ciallyat the State Department chcre he officials ere staff when he succeede d displeased b his tactics and helped Ford set up d down reviousF d or P xon 18 months ago S-'ranton has tome lIocecr Ford has said that Mo>mhan's successor at the a. ng m Urted NaUons wod fol1ow the same pohi' of challenging eSters of posibons n built by his paren ts some of th e third or fourth world powers, He and his wife live In a a spade" Scran to n, Pa, which is named for u f oorrefathers . the Belli is in Italy to rricti, with the seven Itahan women ______ i% 11 i iam -i-- - 0 ~B IIOV,/iRIJ BFNU)ICF Associated Press Vinier WASHINGTON (All President Ford today is naming ham %S Scrdnton former goernor of Pennsyhania, to be US amba ssador to the United Nations. The President invited reporters to a 10:30 a.m. EST meeting in Oal Office at the White house ciUi Scran ton and Daniel Patrick .Moynihan, who has resigned as U N ambassador. ROME iAPi Seven Italian air force widows whose husbands, died in Lockheed s crashprone Starfighter je ts are cuing the American acraft company [or .5 million. The women wi ll be repr esented in U.S. court.! by at. tnrne Melvm N Belli, hu said he got $I 2 relatives of 32 West German pilots m last October. - 0 N I By - - Will Replace Daniel Moynihan ~ - ______ -,.---- .----- - '"Pefluck" 7-Pc. Bake'n Sorve Set TW Ftapt, ROW lot and dishwasher late White with colorful veetab,,da sign. 7 pieces in all. PL-7 1 d3Y X_ 11,1 1 11 1 1 I 4 I ' IP ;t:ce (2ze 9 0 I Phone 372-0500 520 5. Ma ple 04MInWARE STO so _~_~ Sam's OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK If We Don't Have What You Want We*11 Order It PHONE 322-2374 BankAme.ricard Sanford, Fl. $ 0 _________ - �Y1 - - ________________________ - - - — - - — ---- - ___ - :- .- - L- . L _____________ -- -. -- .- v. -- 28 -Eenng Herid SanIordF Interesting Dinners Just Fingertips Avvay Wednesd Feb 25.1976 •• -- _____ - - ___ ____ ____ - ___ ___ 10 5 U C(1 -. _______ ___ :- ii. - uk r"U.nIX ___________________________ -- ______ - _________________ I _____________________ 1 -- .___-- — — -- - I) S Fary mp Jurn' 5tayrnon ___________ ____ ____ - - - -- - - . V 29' Tasty Tomatoes -_- _____ - ____ --_- WiusesopAppies 3 491 New Crop Rondo U S - i Tender Tcsty Co.toritta (34ob. (Large 30 sue) Fresh Artichokes i -- - - ____ ____ -- •.' - 7_-_JL _____________________ 4 i" '7..' 93 6 -, 1'•i ________ C " 'JIlL 11 T INS w1S UI IS iIu 151 IVe$ Pt •',ry4e IliWti s4 151 svss.s Ie tSrPIPVkICLh "''' " -- 49 tpáCI3$l.11SftktOrf,tW5f$1fl1 USDA _ 4 1 Thursday, Fot. 2h Roth sBonekss j7 4 -' -' - ' '- SAVE8c Pur,noss4,iedCatFood - - - ____________ -- - -- - - -. .- - --=; - - =- l' -_ ____ _____ - ____ - - - -- 2 -, h12 lb w __________ El -i ( - * S.crfod I t I j i ci II€LAL1ILt(L) I Ai Wt1.$)fUWU. SANFORDPLAZA_SAPII.ORD THIS AD 1R ORDER , • , , • • - LB h WITH I VEGETALIL ROLL ___ BLADE Mazoha N.-S,kh * * 4 g M.5 Iie .---.,_-p • - BONELESS LB ' S J .—u._ I - 2 tablesPoons seed1es blat.k ___ - ___ ___ ____ ____ -__________ ___ __________________ _____ ____ -. BONELESS LB . ea S & COLE SLAW --------- Whether you select your Favorite steak or Roast, ______ -----_--- ____________________ ____________________ - - 'u * u... - - - F'oodandllowlotook"b) rin (washed, welkirained and sh.- edkd) ,iboutt 'cp grated (mertium fine) irumble In 2 tat'les.ons of the ii &' .-"- '-" i 1% 4f-t .rti. - - '' • ausage \ r ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Peanut Butter 18 01 - 750,/ HILISHIRE SMOKED OR ii oz - -- - - MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK B con Corn Flakes ---- LB . -- ____ - .-, - --- ------4 , -- CAGLE'S PRIDE FRFH PORK BANQUET - LB tewing SteakS w Orange Juice 6 01 CLIP AND USE C -4 -r -- tc1 4 i - Carrots 4L T- P - 1'" LB PKG - FLORIDA THIS COUPON FOR EXTRA FRESH BAKED cour cream ----. Uj!J4n'GreenStampsI!j , " C S I • • • , • • • • • • • • • . HOT TO GO FRIED 4h tcon "'-'w.. _____ ----------- e FRESH SLICED TO -- -r 'ull orU1 l.ning ..::::::::::::-_::::----- - ____________________________________ _________ 1 Roasts Steaks — UI blendod Let stand at room ---- :::::::_::-:::---- ___ CcpkndCh w :::: rI io'b 59 . '--- lb - • CANflY SWIfISPr.mlumT.nd.rG,own Govt ut.Up Fryers Chuck T. Bone LEAN MEAT Round Steak tt _11i .ui ran _______ -. ______ S.af,od Tr•at, Tasty vozsn ---_____________ - - Sw,It , Premium or LozyMupi. :49' ____ _________ ____ _________________ - Horm.ICur.most.r(U tolib Avg) ,, SAVE 16c (13c Off Lob.)) 11e Dshw.,she, Del ____ 79 tth:ir .pe rult pee Into the bowl I)rain graptirult sections, re ser1ng juke With a swisel blad%egetablepeelcr,ren1o%e orange part onI, from th? rind oftheorange cutthisrind(nto utremel} thin long strips Oei SU1A\ SUPI'LR "Solected Baby Beel" Beef Liver ______ ____ - t3OELESS -. IJ4Grna Pear Hdlves _____ Giwraiileed iuiiiiuilIij lender, ei'erg cut, everylline _________________ C00<EOSALAMI_ ' FIItJ!T cook the aonds in tile butter ,,. ,, WithflydratedV.g.tabLsprot.in 2 ________________________ - margarine SwftsPem,umP,oT.nBon,lusB.,f _ With clean beater beat the ' i hit VERVBEST t(1*'54.III5ti!ru:1(!utI,Il Facial Tissue 12-ounce jar STEAKS CENTER I PP I. ),tS Io(Sp.1edUder , . _ , /E1OR.wvopYoureftoverFoo.dWithDow Jewish Rye Bread ei ARMOUR • SANFORD iugar w4il sugar dissokes, ,iI I 'enil irs'-%j3 sutJstirnng,a,vut 6 • 4 .- t.* y ('r"..%. .- - - I Smucker s Jelly OItANCF 1 'rip€friit ...- .A1-p ___________________ ----- - W U ' -- from - serrngs An leItoerchi ken cioussice cc orsnnd. • toz p--i c-ia bUs IanPlusTis d I Depost - _____________________ - " -_ ___ / i 1 FRIENDLY P01 KS : 59 '7. Snow Crth Meat ((dJt NUT TOU1I. ___ ______ Low Fat) - (eçuIoriy89c) SunshIne Chocolate or VonHo U" Hydrox Cookies I 409 _____ *1 79 _____ _________ 'lb - 49' ornate itshes this fIX. Pour the oil into a heavy 3 or 4quLirt cascerok with a tight fitting oer. Sprinkle the chlckenwithsaltandpepper ___- 0 ' 4 ______ 3.,,' 1 * '? SAVE6cSOnFTOnC,scoSourDough ___ ______________ _________________________ ____________ _________________ _________ __________ / — ____ i __________________ P.nertforSalod,orSI,ctn9 Large 4 . F SAVE 14c SIUIw.0 Unsw..t.n.d A lZ\ I PH, Pkl( I 5.449 Yar ic, Ballards BIu1n -- _Ihji _ - ____ SAVE 1 _______ 59c D-F airires hY ogurt - I - _____ - - - -- j I Pabst A Oil Margarine SAVE35cAnort.dFjao h /'\ Y'—.__--.-" - J) Corn Buttermilk Biscuits 01.1 0111 2L \ ( 17 I ,/ ..' _______ Wednesday, F.b25.197 -38 E!±icrald,Sanford. T" '' -.-- c LB. - DAILY WI'L ,, t1'1 I f ' Sweet Carn DONUTS DAPIS HRO EARS Ut - - LI ht 'N' Liv I H PURCH SE OF P ND FR E NCH BR EADS MI Beaus 39 - - k4 __ - _________ =- _____ - - :;-i ______________________ ______ �H Wednesday, Feb 23 1976 ivti,ng rieriJ, _ irantard, 11 Wdnedaj, I-to. 25. lYle—SB ALL _____ __________ BLUE BAY GRINUs TUNA ASTOR W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN ,AGID BEEF I't 'ç, Macaroni ( $ 00) . . Ri hts Reservec? Quantity WINNOIXIF STORES, ic COPYRIGHT I976 CrncI,r $ 29 c, Trash Bags GROUND BEEF USDA CHOICE BEEF ALL CHUCX USDA GRADE "A" FRESH FRYER IHIGHS, '%Jb- 4CHUCK ROAST jBREASTfRIBS Delmonicos Is $259 - ac"rI,. ________ for 5 , R,r1 ,Lr, ) Liti $179 C1 M )I Backs. UQ BONELESS ROAST 5 9 ,... Calf Liver 00 0 ta P'c.j 809 Sausage All 00 Ofive Loaf W0 SLICED BACON 1-LB. £9 C Ii Ham OtI.tCi -: IjPk q roIed ', . . . . . . : eq.r Bologna $229 * Sliced Bacon 2 — L ,,I,. Wp, V;ij ui Sn, $100 3 ~'q, e t...I '(f CU 87" $109 ltD Variety Pack C St.1 I'll I,.- rat 41 Ib Cup LSP Cheese e o e 9 2 Cu $189 Biscuits . . . •'CAN : Sour Cream WESTERN CORN FED , .. r Dessert 43 . . ; __ ASTOR Neckbones 19c CAN 49 4 t flC 11 -0 2. IV ; PKG. PKGS. 0 \ •' \. — _________ .. WAFFLES . 1''.4 .' FREN 1:1,1111 49c APPLES c L B 5 89 AG $ " %- ORANGES OR I 1,,4;,4/ GRAPEFRUIT / - LB. POTATOES BAG Si 29 CABBAGE ___ Tu "MATO tX WHOLE FRYERS CkEAM STYLE OR W. X. , IFTY BATH TOMATO JUICE rOIRM CATSUP 1` Harvest Fresh MAID Com Is .4 1 CANS DTLS. 69c i a IL ____ PORK SHOULDER ARM WHOU HICKORY 03L3- Potato Chip s C) TAMPONS Patties x 9~~ GLASSES 79c 4 PAN Al KA 01% on COOKED FISH STICKS -LB. I "U116% I To 60-CT. 49 C M"AALOX ND-AID BOX Oceon Perch Turbot Fillet , T it n I rVil" %dVAMOr' C 2 99c BODY POWDER PI(C. $ S;ZE ! at lb LASTIC STRIPS ' $119 CREAM RINSE C 50Cr LIc;t Black Pepper • BTL 1(.rç) ThcuIty M, I - rifty Litter Green L tter ureen UP an 95 01 a PAG $2% 3 CHEER 0 DETERGENT POLISH DI LLS -A, L TEA UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT 1 BAGS - THRIFTY MAID JUICE Ul PKG. 9C 24-0Z CAN LB. Hur.ro Fr—h rAW Chili 0 IN 0 0 Syrup . 0 0 f 0 0 B 69 01 Waiofd Aetosl Air Freshener ______ Coff ee AG $139 65c ORANGE JUICE 0 'i" 67 $ 4~ ' 0 CTNS - I '.".'' e-S!-' " 0;uNsHrnE Quantity Ri his Reservec? - ---- WINN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1976 HARVEST FRESH SWEET DARLING ILY LA RGE AMWAF Superbrand Margarine 2 BREAD LOAVES -LB. JAR POTATOES AND 0 SOFT BOWL I I LP DIXIE 20-ox. C 24-CT. EAF LETTUCE BORDEN'S BOLOGNA C f Beef Stew 0 0 0 99c . 0; ffl,9117 W-D BRAND REGULAR OR THICK SLICED I'Ii.KEI)\ Il I'kl Kill I:V Tilt, - AUNT JANE'S If 14 HARVEST FRESH N LB. Biscuits d - FARMS QUARTERED BAKING HENS BAG ____ liTL HOLLY - 16-0Z. CANS pon'lv SUAVE REGULAR OR LIMON BAND % 4to L B.$ ROLL PACK SNOWEM TO SHOWER &-Oka. 99 J-- -~Aa ~ ff; =- Ir,M B '—' C-. ;rgwiuf Linis at d ( I C POTATOES min-mm ZODIAC 99 ARVEST RESH ta SMOKED PICNICS TAMPAX REGULARAND S'JPR #Ali IC<O _Dressing . . 8 IDAHO BAKING Aq Livers _ J>i CHEK DRINK Frosen fryer LfA HARVEST FRESH GREEN SAG - P HARVEST FRESH 00 CH '.\ UC 14-or p, -J- j LETTUCE / CORN CUT ,jkA 10-01. e PKGS. __ __ HARVE ASTOR SE1 ROMAN MEAL DINNERS $JOO , Is Is ___________________ ALL VANITIES EXCEPT H AM ' HARVEST FRESH ALL PURPOSE BAG 1 6-ox. CA1S -- lip COLA, 59C .9 HARVEST FRESH s1oo 5 ,,. : (NO HEAD OVER 39c) FISH STICKS 29 PACK PORK CHOPS Pork r e.t tuds. of . GAL. TASTE 0 - C~lb I THREE 11-ny. CANS OR $139 !II ICE MILK CAKES If SUNDAY Ron-110E. THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS PEPPERIDGE FARMS MORTON (rescent Roils FIX(; 1 79c Liver Cheese VARIETIES Creamer RANGE JUICE ()I, FX G S 39 Muffin Mix Supribrond Coffee 0 d SI c,uI Bacon T.ch Sl.t ___________ - .5 . PT. flit -'ri Sut.vIj r,r'ti Yogull 159 PKG Chipped fileat 2P.GS 89C 79c 19c #l ho $139 Calif. Roost 4 . .'. CAKE 51''' .1 Stew Meat ... BOTTOM ROUND :\ Gelatin I I p. 111. 24-oz. BTL. J.Ify Corn J09 FWV I STRAWBERRIES S-LBS. - '.' FLORIDA OR MORE i ... 6 7861 DELANEY ST ORLANDO GOtOEN E1IANGEE SHO?1MG (INTER Ill SOUTH ROSLND ORLANDO MT *A I3..sP ' - — --- 29-oz. CANS ROLLS . THE FOLIOWING •1 ROAST W.D BRAND PU a• I ___ CHUCK MW Oi! VACI C 2 — 9 P SUNDAY jwessO 39c •••• IUIWESSON rcMn3 .1)1 W \ WD BRAND . Is TigookiL TOWELS II Pretzels. i MONDAY SATURDAY \ SLICED JUMBO ORANGE SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA I C & ______ t PACK 12-oz. NS 1-LB. CAN I C 6 THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR LILAC IN ~1415E COUNTIIS ONLY ... 1-1-1 1-o 6 ;)o(ks -1 $50,0 r I1 U 6'2-oz. CANS 'r BEER C ___ t PRICES GOOD __________ FEB. 26-28 PRICES GOOD OFFEE - FISH NEW STORE HOURS SUNSHINE V%N BUTTE ' L.-.t I -0th $5 00 Of ["Off slorthu'r I 4 $100 tz,*i ONIONS C -LB. PKG. LBS As 0 79 Twin Roils Is 2 pef Sri 7' BAG 11c) 9 R11 Of 77k j7;T-- FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORE) A4 �lit 66—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford Fl ISM Wednesday, Feb 25, 1976 E TEL L vISIc l N IS TINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS Or olusinife fence, Bumper (Goorge KannWy) rf4LXtaNy LOBS a Wednesday E vening - - - - - ---= - - omo St 6 CBS NEWS €L) RINTINTIN 7.W 2 TO TELL. THE TRUTH 6 ' CONCENTRATION ANIMALS ED IN7ERCCM 24 ED STAR TREK 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT DON ADDAms SCREEN TEST 9 S25.000 PYRAMID 800 12 LITTLE HOUSSE ON HE PRAIRIE: Laura's Giilb&i) lie lb*~ 2 )p9( (Paduird UxWharl) an NVVM dislike to her. 6 TONY ORLANDO AND DAYM: Gtmnb: Sherm3n I-4omey. fkty Ro,rs THE BIONIC 'M3MAN Jack ',W SiOfIen1 9 - - 12' CHICO AND THE 4 LESS 9) ONE LIFE TO LIVE l.a-1 ) (P4xt Tue ~121 M.,kGNIFICD,`T MARBLE MAO ED (Mcn %%M0 PRESS (8) (Tues.. Wcd.. This) AND YOU (R) LILIAS. Y (Fri.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL LO*4YELL THOMAS REMEM UNDERDOG KIT (R) ED F+_1CKV AND FRIENDS- (R) 2 IRONSIDE CD EUG VAiLLEY 1230 0 C, 1.W1Y HARTMAN, MARY 600 21 12 Tft'<... M's AUviLL (4) SUNRISE SEMESTER 610 (2) SUNSHINE AIIIAli" 6 1 SEARCH FOR 14 TOMORR(XV 9 ALL MY CHILDREN HAIITMAJ4 0 1255 12, S()MERSET 4 MIDDAY €1) 6 NEVVS SESAME STREFT' 9 TIfE FBI (R) 9 RYAN HOPE LILIAS YOGA AND YOU rffvam~ BAP.ETTA w -wiiayo and Ailliarn Tratykv guest. vto msest 656 1PE o1L'IINCS 700 paccim;WW4 f::Fy gon url- -2--- - 800 a nsa, who was aftonXang t, black mail Petei (Albert 4 - - - CAP 1 A I N Television Scr p s Aid Reading j rn . ANE v R s V .2 IS SCHOOL PROGRAM MING 003 'r r n i't might give some Jiought to try- IAMI iAll) The four wares public Ieleision will be offering from with Sanford nd They' ve seen the 1972 Show "The T°othache" mnan tunes Gloria Heicti first began her e of commercial television But the kids are busy reading ' )OU t1Is t.rou,e "Ever since he was born," i. Fred growls, I tig on Lamont iAi J t for a t0Otl'uthL cure xi — f Purh4p%4iCcr wr,c' CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS.FLORIDA - im SAnIord.FIofida32Y?I - l?id YOUR IAMILY7 AL ANON For fAnlilles or friend% of pronlefilb infor 3 5--Lost & Found 6' MSKEOOUGIfi.S*-IOW Mnn' eye glasses, gold W.rP frame, in black case, vicinity Fo;ltlrffo between 2nd & 4th St 312 67DO ' ter,Ju.stice of Lost- American Standard Bible, leather - _• 2 A LUxorl YMM 8 C." ft:luel Watch. 1:28 (Wed DA YS -one - - -,,x BUSY BEE CHILDCAM Pass I'ree Throw blood p1mma the F139 MARY WORONOV 1111111 Idi PRIVATE DUTY NURSES ei 77 V" GM AU "I Hop FREE S 7 (VERY SUNDAY 9 A M 3 P M 4 - Roon CALL 323, .'216 mono sommommmmmmmmo~ " person, the Restaurant & Lounge, 3W Sanford Ave. N e RTHQUAKE "THAT MAN BOLT" of agricultural nuipment and Monti Office. A DUD. & 50145 Oviedo, Fla, )OS 36S 3681 l Opportunity Employer r IVAL 0(1 APARTMENTS ADUI TS NO PETS 1116W 7r)d 5 B C U 1Si • SIN REA I. Ps DY E I SERV _r : House of Quality Food' — Trent Exl'rminaling Co DAILY LUNCH ENTREE SPECIAL FEATM10 -- 69c DINNER Cc? rrier J IS - Ill ..UTY St-I - I E IJLLIC00 ' ~ -ORN BEEFAND CAGOAGE 11.25 THIS MONTA SPECIAL FILE T MIGNON, BAKCU POTATO 16 BUTTER TOSSED SALAD& DRES;ING51.3t FRI., -SAT., SUN. ism LiA -. A i r Ccrxltoniliq 317 6611 Home Improvements WAS ALMOST my 'arpentry, C o n c r e I P, Steel, Remodeling. Roofing. Free Estimates No job too large or small Call Red or John 373 5001 Grocery Bill I Paneling. doorit. windows hungs, concreleviork. etc By the hour. or by the lot) 322 936S re, Ily AFTERNOON MY Interior. He brick. Exterior Plastering stone specialty I DOORBELL RANG. It Was the neighborhood tcId him I was too busy to read the paper because of my busy Schedule and tryinq to save on my Shopping, he suggested that I Check the adS in I)y Mwl%on Cork :JA Il Rt:THTUECH 1 - 85A am',nte5riiqs Ifo tZ14 # SHIRLEY MILLET1 Forett City MltuSrnonfeS rtn 1 BELL PEPPERS,ONIONS 4 POTATO S 1.49 COY of ftlfer _______ If - - .' AT IAIRUANI-' i'mItI H. . p'it"QI FSaria DEW-147 4AM tt; 1 11 4 1140!15 1 1$ If.44 ,tI,•ict 0. ''S Or lIDS 1,irx ;.,e .N HILDA RICHMOND S14 31*7 -2611 Qiil E D' S FIR E SSUP E WASHI NG Eu1VTqALm7nvng Home e ivory t upP;o(s'rn 1: Call for free Commercial 373 64SI, $134 m 9 and) bedrooms I or Us Baths ALL ADULTS — EASY LIVING in 4 201 ffilharns Accounting laX Remodeling All 0. E. Kitchen% Located West of H wy. Iti. At 1120 Florida Ave. Ph.311-"So All lypts and sizes We repair and service --I 14E MACHI NE & SUPiLY CO. W 2nd Sl In "37 Ford r.i')ota Pettibone Sales Rental Ser vi ce Magnolia Avenue T'tOuTE SPRi'GS 534 141 — 3;2 '1 lb zag P111IFFIlents 04 l rt .rw 65Pets. Supplies $9 4 BR 7 BATH ONE DAY ONLY I I LI LL 66-'r,urses I Yelf old gelding, parl Ara., - n, excellent with rhthtren Moving us? Sacrifice, Ills 323 1106 68--Wanted to Buy Any `75 I r Pw$. bUA 5'iiilllf vwyl rot, IV* OW04twe fell roicsoc TM 0191" It" ""a Olt a 1 0 but, used Office furniture Ovant.tv NOL L'S Clark DAVES 3239310 CASH 322- 4132 Set at- Chrysler Plymouth fur Used furniture. Appliances LArr I's irt 2iS SInqoffj Ave 443 Hwy. 434 $31-7700 CALL DICK BURNS 'r . _____________ In Tuscdwltla best buy in the area ---= _ .4 -- - 323-9410 Buildoling, EXCAVAting. DOC?- G VillaSe Cc, v 24 Hrs Noiv offe. , t you the same infogrily. and exporflise In your remodeling and #c1clitions requirements at is structien 6 OR 8 CYLINDER eneva ard ens TUNE UP Luxury Patio Apartments 2 BECROOM APARTMENTS IMPROVEMENT IiER KFEP WARAA Pepj.%,e your old ALOUSIE WINDOWS with more ficienI single at double hung Aindirms 1319914 available in his general con - A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Furnished FROM or 99PLUS $125 PARIS 1505 Unfurrnshed -- -'— -- 3-:---- -- 3 Mo..6 Mo. A work Fill dirt lop soil 372 5943 Professionally Maria rd Httiyll92Across I-tom Ranch House JJ ILnrt'jJa ibs ---,- THESE CARS ON SALE 3rt 9411 I - Daily Double VA NOTHING DOWN 3 Br. 1 1 7 bath, Florida room, fenced Yard 1223M S19S Mo 514 annual PCI rate Call for appi IRAPISE ERRED --"- L)KC Pi t B ull Tjrf,er macrime ni SANFORD SEWING CENTER - 64-Equipnxnt for Rent assume balance of $108. or 12 After Hours' - - 1967 Volkswagen, with 1972 $750 341 5604 after 30 Golden Touch IN Sew s ''cr's - automa IC air Conditioned. s,te,, wtiIe with red nler,or 12 795 C all 372 16SI 'Dealer). BEDROOM SUITES Returns 'w--- r CONTRACt(j. S F,JUIt-'MENT I-ARM EQUIPMENT ,..'VOLKSWAGEN R uns New Tire-i S/CO SuPer Florida roam, cypress fenced Big 1 4 acre corn" ng uality, throughout Sn.WO App? Window Service i Ker HerWd 19?0 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, I WE LV DRILLED PUMPS had Inccrn. Tractorsa Wtlmovetoyour lot. ___________________________ -'--.- QUIETANDSERENE Well Drilling TV - OEALTOR ONTH .1(1 Il 97&i77 LCqsonxi owner. loaded. First 11,200 fiske-, it Call Harold 323 2930 Heavy - rM FROM an Cellefiif 11"SL n1l DM 63A- 2 Bedroom. living room. kitchen, bath, carport, utility room. oil heat unit AC, excellert condition. Price includes house, moving and new foundation 110 9SO Phone 9 APARTMENTS " 322 9W3 rNi7if I Hwy 1? 91 1 Land Clearing . 2524 Pir Dr 0 — nq P ret picS PAYTOWS CHILDREN'S AEAR Ph 3;2 lift, 260j ~4-jv,%Alha 16' ,Sr Ficraia rmm, tasv main 323 9115 Pressure Radio Ret rain ent (Ond m In' tiatelli;e custom, raoo S Pa e xc e l U,ren Ni,rsery, corner Wtilkiva Pirk r 16 JOl B Me - alockilouse JIM HUNT REALTY Upholstering Install carpet and vinyl, wall to wall. - 73 P .utomatic air power steering Sr 29SO117 32209S9. Sewer% Elect Cleaned, Repairs, 24 Hr Sery (71111 SPRINGS $7750) — 80-Autos for Sale inrouncing th opening of San Mouser 227 wscope 3fl 1301 or letiancf., rolential commercial LOTS FOR THE MONEY1 Da V s - 322 6123 Expert automatic transmission overhauling. All work guaranteed Free diagnosis. Factory Tran %%icin System, 472 E. Celery. BELL PLUI'511114G CO fu%fom Work Licrn%ed Bonded Free esfirrille 12) 60*4 WINTER Realtor 322 9214 Sarford 322 tnt found some Wonderful values, I knew just where to go and ' What the RernS WoUld Cost. In liddItIon, my grocery Shopping tiMe IS Much faster. I know where ' he best buys are. Call Now Estate Motorcycle Insurance e ONLY S69 INSTALLED refm. available Warehouse must be 'Implied NOW' Call waret,ou,se Collect,days or evenings, as for Mr. wilkn. )as 293 6412 Frame hou" with slab floor. Will move to your lot. Price includes house mOvi tg and new fOuni I 1' 3 kitchen, living room, oil heal, unit A C. good cor.dition, U 950 Phone 50fl2 322-7643 01 , t #0 Phofle ]"I 61l$ i, out to I THINK MY NEWSPAPER CARRIE R IS A GENIUS. YOU can be _%ure I'li never he busy"t read the paper again," Real 323-5774 Anytinne - Comet oAer. 30A 1 condition, &350. 322.9,j2S afliw 4 BUY SELL TRADE Ill 315E F.r$l St 322 S622 13R. 21 1 baths, family room, fireplace, cdrpeled. large lot. I loor Stripping a. Waxin, Sunlnd area 377 6336 after Resitiontiai & Business F - ec dys Stimtes Btiti C c.sn 323 595, — ___________________ — LoOkifl7 for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads tOe * SWIMMING POOL SALE * 9ML; bu vs. Pool distributor must sell balance of 197S POOlS complete s,t'i sun deck fence and filter, 31 *16 overall Clean 3 bedroom I' bath ivocado Realtor - - WILSON YAIC-RFURNITURE For Sate by Owncr a urom Florida room, ID0'xIS0 Fol. Irm NrAr SArifofirl 173 9316 - , 34-7 80S2 - - 784&torcycles ", Secfeldfial desks a, chairs, straight chairs, fili.1 g cabinets, as it, Cash and carry LL anytim. ----------- - 323 as To or 13A 4W5 2 6Oólor 173 OSIleves - - Cash for wrec used cittice turniture 5044scellaneous for Sale RE ALTY stove 77Jur* Cars Removed arden aI Es'aI B baths. 2 Story, fireplace, 2 lots, car garage, 2 apts. Unbelievable, Transmissions Plumbing __Off 60 ice Supplies M erc h andise SANFORD-] bedroom, baths, carpet cenlralhe,,t& sir, garage 2 yrs oid 1-,,5. 600 BEAUTIFULLY SHADED - 3 Acre - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ast CAS&fl~erry Winter.5prings Sarford Altamonte Sprins 61 Acres n If Drive oft Markham Woods Rd. Trem, and Cry Horses o k. central heat 6-ar ' ____________ yrs old. assumable mortgage to i'rg S1nfLwC1 "ILK UP JUNK CARS FREE. Small price for others rwne322 2918Hw 1797 Seminole & Volu%iA Counties, Acreagt Tracts small & large TERRY REALTY, kLALTOR. (Ti xJl'IYITEMSFO,1 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Alleralici s Dressmaking, ladies-, rntn'%. children's. Drapes, Ouilts. slering, Donna Canada. ROBSON MARINE C iSh Conditional permits, for Jft-j No dcAfi 14#Yrnenr onfniy oayment., than ren C,oernm,nt Su d'?i.d In nij'Ilif;ftj huV1-1%C.JII to set. lIflDTu 1109 S1 2 Ow a*A,(. 7 days week. C311 t Orlando 566 3131 .lvlilOble 617 1617 M installed, Also 12 &crn cats for parts. Open 7 days, we .16.6 auto Parts, Fast Hwy 50 C.111 Ctil#Ct, Orla-10 564 Reconditioned FiAtter,t.s 0 0110 fCfi(cd with 6Cahp Johnson, 1.600 roe garden ready ic. Phone 327.0122 plarill, Sell or trade for motor home t ravel traiter Located off 1974 Charger. IS Runabout with W ilwel R. at Paola, FL of Wil%on trailer. SS HP Chrysler engine, W. Vt HAVE from Ito 70 acre near Ost"n Good terms. Disi;(.int for Harold Hall Real h morn niy e. OR, I bath, completely furnished, SALE I xdroon, central heat L air Call for details O,jSRESS Modtrn Facilifids Invited me to become a regular subscriber. When 1 thr' paper each day and make my SeleCtIOn before I set ii)? L8 GROJD CHOPPED SIRLOIN VIITI4 - - .,arrrl Winter Pr Plaster Patching & simulated 1110s,112_SS will at; cir - ft'Pid5 flat 00s or guaranteed BROGDEN ROOFING 123 6,,,V Corn FIET PEST it,if,j 11,:ard.ng & G-oom.n Ph. 322 ;CSI Genius dreaded getting started is inC;cate contents. !he Coll resmes the right, &I its J!srrefion, to reject any and all W~ft Of 14 *C00 that propc"I yortith. In its ludgmerit, will. under LA PLTIREMENT SPECIAL Furnished 2 bedroom on beautiful Park Ave. Convenient to storei, P3t Care If newspaper carrier- _41I IDYLLWILDE EXECUTIVE HOME 4 bedroom, 30 family room, eel bar breakfast room choicr arta SS9,9W 519 E First. 127 5?41 Just picture myself fighting those Crowds IMkinq for tilp Cf • , RMWW:;iW - all 321 6769 - -O'rtgdgt $21,CIDO S1100 down, $173 1 LP REALTY, 322 7333. Multiple Listing Service .'I I .,..•,, CCQPANViNL P&SSV • ?Aafc% IS, 1976 All bidssI'itlbe5aoled and lab'Ie1 - kDof-ngAn0Catpm1ryR#1pa1r plefe Pest Control and Teirmiling Free Imnfflion 323 2956 Beauty Care OF, FRANTIC about C*NFW Shall be held in the Courc-I (.bsni bers at the City HAII, IC^ d Moss Road, W-rilef Springs, Florida 3710, off its regularly fcilledlulcd mettlirig to begiln of 7 )0 Vm. on onday. PARK LIVE SETTIN' Eno1 life in lovely I t)e(Jfwm 2 bath with extra large larnily rmm F;Nst OLDER TWO STORY 3 oodroom 2 bath, carpeted thoughov" mint Condlticx'i has 'ftC $7750) -- npoAtii Pl.'-T CONTROI -- .w (I,, ys I TANw I - "i' s fa%AIrtV PHO NIECALL All bidders. their agenti or P t in 636S If — Psy Ilmatjstiaw 'I' -- I citr- cover vour flome willi Alum sidnq & *-offit system Also "I 32707Oufi at - ESS p M. c - 372 6457 - .r , I.L ESTATE. fiLherman, 31 hp Johnson. Ga!or tilt trailer, $695 Call 377 Sf6 after I 7A family .00m screened porch Immaculate 1n,900 area $77 %AA I CE'if P.- L CO(1TC' W - 21 , JOH'' 323 19110 - . 5A5 3 BR I bath huge c'rner lot on Paved roild, central h a, WAII VIAII (arpet Excellent terms SAP4 PAO PARK. L 2. 3, bedroom trailer pts Adult & family paro iiekly )SIS Hw I? 97 Sanford (STA1 E t5SOCtATE F'c'efier'ccdl&N,-AIyL cerise S tii S ii o ONE information CallBart GROW A GARDEN btedrw)m, large fenced in yard near lake in f sL Drive $70 rijO 2545 Cobiii IS it OfICrI ba* IC, h 43—Lots-Acreage _______ ar. S StheouylCan 1pi)u use I bedroomI AS a pr' New roof. fre.iilv Pdin led, C3rpet ani furnished kitchen. On 2 to 41—Houses tor7ftedr()omsA1,lts ffl 25 lit Apollo, Oort.,e sletl frarre 121 4soj AccesSories used M0100"I $010 and ts m0flislehomeor ficme Construction Need extra room? Choice A bedroom 2 bath fln&Sf neigh bAfhood school area. 129..kM Real Estate bedroom apartments 12*x3S'. $200 and Irw- veo Clow in 32104ij $14,950 Good I BR apt n cwrf Arrl to rent or *ill b'.j' Small home 0 Box 1791, S4nfmc) furnil-hed or vnfurniihm Nt-*Iy redter),aled Come Set 300 F rDort Alvrt `ianforct 321 v,.-- auto parts, ineluding r#eivinç StOCking and counter sales Permanent poSition with excellent • 6- 0ws small pin bench s,aA' onter & lots of other items - "Get 'Ern While * 38Vianted to Rent RN s LPPI s Aides A dr (n-Pan;on. Needed --nediale1v Nice efficiency apt,. upstairs, all utilities turn Adults, $9650 ) I?t ('fit Must have experience in all pt-isis Or., \ for the completion of the Club House At Sunshine Park. North Edgemoit Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida Additional ECONOMY P4IGHT ADIJI (S 1.1, CHILDREN Cc FURNISHED APARTMENT Phone 322 "73or 32. 1 0629 Heater Cleaning (1) Floor Covering I -i lA MA NAGER Sift, Work J BIG HITS P4 - 75--Recreational VeNcles ge Sa lies I horse wagon, P' rr 3 i .1112 6655 ____________________________ st's Need hop on that Saturday lob? ire foosq Ff st)op Transportation 679 SS69 at enc losed garage carpet, shingle roof, washer dryer t,00k up, nice area FHA Insured I5 REALTORS 37-Husirx-ss Property 3 Experienced barmaids and io 31Apartinents Fumished experienced Apply 54--4Ga ra 2 bath central air raised screen room carport shining payments $106.32. Phone 377 0051 or nights 321-0041 _. t J' ~akrs HFRBS, TV 12" S Phc-ne 377 0031 Paymert% SSO 6 Nigitt5 676 5569 baths central heat enclosed Qardqe. E xcellent buy 521.00.1. Only %too to qualifim purchaser. Call today 'u SIS , I CAR I BE -- double wide, 3 Bedroom, TIed bah HCuf S so am= bath _____ week. I could PlirdA FencCd yard 10 Ote. Ina KJL" ' rc IL10 2 RR, Aluminum Siding (d) Pain1mv.; W Ceiling (f) Stucco Ihi Cabinets (II Commercial It) Steel Jams ,, twim IDA lwof,Clvbh~ ,j~p %SOmo Froo itr ur for taco' demonstration work FT U Ovie d o Dubl.' t urn , Top earnings and chance for ad uf,fufn ideal lo(alion Reasor"We 365 P71 vancement For interview call 159 1750 I A Is WATERFRONT 11;44 i7.1 Ill? I __________________ [IAGAINMAT&1VUYD,Y R~ HOLLYWOOD 12? Kish Real Estate and living rm OI I T TI 2 Heat appearing sales peruont with UST Legal Notice The City Of W,nlf-r Srr r,;-. Florldt. invites hizl~ ff.r #at Electric (b) Plumbing fl?fllCrit 35Mobi le Horm Lots • Reg. Real Estate Brokr, 321 06&0 2;2 0719 372 2748 32) 5213 3 DR. 11-i ballis, CB home. Central S1 RVICf! BL YOND Y Hr r 0#,4 T R..( T JJ MPlPlflX?fllS UUIUflIISFJ,2U - WITT REALTY ZIMMER. 12' wide, 2 becirrsom. (entral air. carport, patio rover, i: S16,500 N2w in {he kborhood? Traveling TO; All Inteirested Business t r")~. Bedroom mobile home, IvirniVied 2 Sleeping Rooms for ot .d1iN 2 1153 Itler 5pm S ii tu'd Ill sii i) 1 31li,droo-n 'LL Reg Real Estate Broker 372 S641. After firs. 322 2751 7 it5t$ 1 8--Help phone $4? , M, Ii Auction E.cr, W 12 Highway 46 Flea Markf.l. Sarifor BALL REALTY 29-Roonis peace. a fact Lamont BROKER 1 Person furnished trailer, Oved; area S/0 month plus electric. Pftl Privi leges 365 3731 Mary 11 for 'iT rIl 1975 9 G I AK E MARY Take your choice o IWO well built modern homes 2 Bedroom, fur niShed. carpeted, with cabana on PrIv. month. Phone 3210548 allpir 6:30 nt tI)tlShre ii rriier(iptru'ned1 ly to aroly 322?596 Serninole 'ory 72—Alict ion 53-IV-Radio-Stelyc 20 ANYTIME wanted i.t—i'v'liiC Homes Rentals Mat dining, separets! garage. It's like pennies from heaven wrien you $all ont Ned with a '3 P'26 or 327 I30 e'ter Wa daytime njn$l$ aide work in Private home. 10 years ev, Prriene Phone 373 6-416 - 5? SO BUSHEL 1. 2 6 7 31 or 322 0362 st1adc Fred to go to thie dentist Screen Press 7 Bedroom, I bath. turn. or unfurn SIAS, Winter Springs on 414 904 Want lu care fcr rlde. Ito pat;ents in my home Phone 322 3231, VURCOTTS 6 GREGORY MORILIF HOMES RK 21-Situatifins Wanted _:- [XEC1JTIVF_ Iiob;, Iton'es 42 , SWAPbP10P ILLAVARKET Pefrgr-rator. Dryer. Bunt Beds and Dishwasher - 322 9404 after S. ______ %--Good 'mings to Eat f01 .3ted at Lemon 13;ull. price, ? 6.100. BIR. ; oaln, toe. -- Cdiii S 'intord S S lIPS Leiltr - Anyone can be a st-flef Of a buyer Co No charge All admitted free 1`11141 P GOPEv r PPI IANCESI11 097 ev erySunday 9 to 3 I In'. MovielAno Drove in Theatre, Soutti Maytag Portable watIter, ev:elltnt 17 97 Phone 32 2 ~ I A, "nrdilson. 1300. Pt~Cn- t24-7463 r longer use' Sell it all with a Classified Ad Iii The Herali Call W 2611 or 9319"] and fr.enc:ly ACI V*f Soir' will help yn~j hoinc with 1,)fnily room, Screened porch, large lot, assume %ISO payments 323 ;~Iii DREAMWOL() 36R. U', bath, carpet, (fnl heat & air, range, 322-24 52 —Appliances Plave some cAm P'ng eQuiPment you ASSUMPTION LOVE TO FISH? He re s a lovely 2 ledrom, I bath home with range. rtfrlgcrator. Paneled walls, AT Wi. Buy Furniture E N P.AO R E IOIA S H E R. pA rts, 3 OR Just 139,900 2 0. dru , I b jtb %I IQ plus deposit. 909 Catalina Dr. jo Shoot 'S MATINU S$O* - mentions while trying to per- Dribble 33-Housei Furnist*d our 2427 Holly Avenue Phone 373 75 ~0 wts a black man who developed Instructions: HicWen words below —pear forwa rd, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find" es6 and box it in. J t 'in Richardson 1987 ( h r An American Pay ex DeLand, Fla.I Phone 904 734 7273 322 73 IS Ist St - for a better pri ce. Want to Buy- A body bag, boxing glOves & speed bag. Call $62 6695 KULP DECORATOR' 409 N : (across fr om D:Land Air I Pt 172 19S9.3" 4164 BUY ONE. GET ONE FRC-EI Custom built 3 bedroom. 2 bath GREAT 736 7116 SERVICIF 51—Houschold Goods n 1196.372 1911 - )7)&c Kitchen equipped, central heat air, drapes. You,11 love it. S64.800 Bedroom on large lot on lakefront. Phone 377 q913 322 4" 1 BERISACTO 1502 Jacobs Road MUL TIPLE LIS I ING REALTOR 1919S French Forrest Greene, Inc. eve-ning at I Pm PROFESSIONAL YAID SERVICE F or C,rEstmrCahCithi)?i rj982 if Cill 323 ?117 Central IIon,cj,,'s home With Separate gt*st cottage Central heat. air. Good neighbor hood 1725 Mo 322 7623 of DeLancl. ______ 6--Child Care - Tog#%Iher with all structures arJ 1776 partially furnished if desired F lorida we need more mchandse Therefore we pay more for ualit No junk. Attend one of oq. r ajct.on sales every Mcncla y Sanford Auction Stemper Realty *Afd, $11.750 MAKE OFFER peting $11,000 SANFORD -- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath. E 'I I L St,,(C F i profes- 1Q/6 hOme.furn orunfurn 323 2770 t L 3215116 46. Paola Church of Christ and New St Rd 46 toward &it, Dora Crickelf,s Professional House and Eustis Valiable to owncr. it Cleaning nerch help for spring anl found please call collect, god 669 fall huuseCle aning. References — required 'ear' porta'ion -i---9' City of Winter Springs. Floricia s Mary S Nor ton Clerk GARY C MASSEY City Attorney )f Wmier Springs NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE provements, now and hereafter on 1 a Said land. and fixtures attached v virtue of that (rin. Writ of tnreto atsoallças steam electric NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE vater, and othef beating, cooking, ExeCuf!011 issued out of and under the Seal of the Conty Court o f N C'ICE ISPIEREBY GIVCN that refr genating lighting plumbing virlue of that ceffain irif of ittirilitaling, irrigaling, nd pow" Sem;WIr County, Florida. upon a rxecution issued out of and under Systems machines appliances final iudgment rendered in tIt' f the Court of Seminole fliturei, And appurteriAnce, which aforesaid court on the 141h day of County. Florida, upon a final nowareormayhereafferperlAinto, January, A D 1916, in that ceirtain case ,.nt tp Ruble A Barks and i JtiJment rer'cjereii fl the afore-sald c usn Aitr in of rw ,&d cuvff on flit,241h day of A.14rch, Qk.D przimisci, even though tht-y be Dora G. Barks. PlaintIff, Y5 16. in that certain case entitled, detached or detathable I Whirlpool Frederick Stumpf & Frances Southern Discount ('0 Sanf ord. vs Range Model RWE 300 A I Fac'-' Stumf Defendant which fresaid Clinton 0, aid E!Ien E Hadden, Hood. Model . 166. 2 Electri Heat Writ of Execution was del-vefed to Defendant, which dforesald Writ of HeAters. Model 24 ER 50; 1 Elecirs me ss Sheriff of Seminole County. Execution wat delivered to me as Ceiling Heater, Model 1100, I Florida, and I h1va levied upon the Sheriff of Seminol e County Florida Century Hot Water Pleater. Mo'Jel following described properly owned nd I have levied upon fr* following SRT1 420V by Frederick Stumpf France% described property by Clinton t'ias been filed against you and you Stunnpf. su (I property beng lo,.a?e-d n and Ellen E. Hadden. said are requir ed to serve a copy of vour in Seminole County. Florida. mote particularlys,(ribed as bIlows be ng 71 32 23 IM 0 10 H M Section n, County, clorlds, more particularly MarLeAn and Brooke, plaintiff's descri bed as follows attorley wtloS address is Post 1Cs*flthip7lSnuth Range31C 14100 Lots 15, 16, and 17. Washington Office Drawe,X. Jacksonville, If Of So-ith SIS It of West 660 F I. of iortr,west '. of PtOrthr? Park City .f Ovicdo Plat Book S Floriclaiflo) onororfoneMarch)1 1976, and Me !ne nriginat with the Ct-uluota (O~rl South ills Road) P-Igri?l. Pu,,:ic Records of Sern-ricife County Flo'itl6 Clerk of this Court either before and the und'rSgned as Sh.r If Of whom their school is named, -Sh" Hour.- (B&W) Joan Cr3VOrd. MKO" Sulltww paneled family room with fireplace. central heat air. car WAITRESS MAID COOK All 'round experienced cellent. lo Dr. Charles Drew, Nr LAioT N Ice I bedroom block fied publie accountant, ininis- 0AREF0NIB0R0HSDRAUG MOVIE: (ktn) -SecrW of thfl~ InCA& Chalifton Heston. PPloflP3fl , LOST DONAHM SHOW PT N E E R C S H T Must have e x perience measuring MAINTEIANCE M Work for one of Sanford's finest employers Must be Stable. Pwiing to Day WC$I home', economical oil heat, Shady Comes with this 4 bedroom. ? bath home with formal dininq room, drapes. no degree netcessary, just background FI'I 377/I TAKE A DIP! In this pool that 1150 month piu% deposit growing auction service ir 7 Sq Yard Cen?rat h-at and air, wall to wait carW, lots of estras. $24,000. WE TAKE TRADES 68--Wanted to Buy We Pay Cash O( $23000 EMIl, terms Nice area DEDRoom, 2 bath. split pja,1, available, $24,500. 125.11110 - for Sa le New Vinyl Flooring OUTSIDE OF CITY - 3 Bedroom f ur nished Lot 94- Deltona 66$ 6611 Near golf course INTERIOR DECORATOR MAP4AGERCOUpLE Lot 2S, GRANADA SOVI dA in all, will be cording *a the Plat thetrif m rel during PBS' "Festival rc'orded in Plal Book 15 l"açjc 100 Publi I cø 75 1976 Publi, Records of Seminole County, DEW 146 76," wheri Imid stations hold Floricla. . with family room, $150 month. $50 SG—Misceflaneous j Wednesday, Feb 25,1976-48 ';c r rencr structurally Sound, 4 Bedroom%, : LONGWOOD baths, central heat air, kitchen fully fenced yard. new rHA loan )Pd 1rreit bedroom, MI bAIh3, masonary, central heat and air Qualify and rent whilt- PaPerSPIrOcessed FHA Inspected and approvod f 1243SO. Owntr will ".ell thi% m nth this one, SAN L ANTA . Bedroom, 2 bath, nice Corner lot, New FHA DYN"* MICIPIROPERTIES WHERE IS THAT HANDY MAN' Got a famil y house in Lnth Arbor t hat needs plenty of work but %rcuf ity deposit. 373 SSU UniurniStird? Bedroom Home pletelyfenced wall towallcarpef Asking 524950 Owner may on 'c1er Setting FHA or VA EuigHerald,Sanford Fl 41—Houses $700 DOWN mt DELTONA -- 3 f3R brick and siding, I"i bath, Alum garage, large redr ~ard corn tenstrom RealtyJ Unlurni~ 2 bedroom, I bath home F'Of further riformdoicit,c.,11 42j 458, All maintenance a must. If you like of write sports. outdoor life & people, this :.I Anon FArtlily Group P o Could be for you ' Jos 3121 Unfurnished 32--Houses Varied hours, open IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM . rent , 76 Immediate opening% if you quality CASHI ER Prefers mature experienced Equal Opportunity Employer KITCHFFj HELP ll 42) 4581 OOmFhcnc? 'J"I.Aile C-111 f 114 5737 lacAlion w ufliurn .'pt electric ht r IMpel Stovi & rut A(IU?S FACTORYHEIp The specials, Legal Noti I 4lHojses Shtci orun Ideal YOU I PROBLEM $ -- Florida On the 11th day of March. March I through Marcii 22. the work for yout SECRETARY Good typing ? Like COmpassion 1 hIs could be for "ACE U ?flT H . DRIN 10- Anita Mary Roberts Residence Unknown YOU ARE P4OTIFIFD lila' an tiontoforeclospa mortga9c on the f o llow ing property in Semlnol Wearing out Shoe leather Let YOU TROUBLED' Call Toi' Free eii?o'7 for Wt' Care Hoti ne Adults or Teens UotscOtPUbti( Hearing Houses 41 Ljokc Mary, One bedroom, cmiral air & heat. Ideal for retired couple $100 mo XII 13' 6397 .164 Ciln Help Seminole County, Florida, will at immediately thereafter; otherw iw a It 00A M oirithe 11thdayolMircli, he chosen to rind par ts aloud, 11 bOA M on the 4th day of March, default will be enter ed against you AD 1976 offer r site and sell to A D 1976, offer for sale and stil to for the relief demanded in the the highest bic:clet, for cash %s-bie(i or t contribute to a disciission thp highest bidder, (of ciish. subject complait or petition. to any ana all existing leint. at the r elated ,o characters or to any and all existing leon at the WITNESSmy hsndandthesealof Front ,W(s,) Door of the Seminole plot, or to pick out special t (West) Door of the Seminole this Court on the 73rd day of County Courthouse ;n Sanford, Florida the abrISiC described per orc1sfroin Fred and Lmont's County Courthouse In Sanford February, 1976 Florida the above d'str bed pry SOflal proprty, (COURT SEAL) dialogue. g SOnal preperty. Thit Said Sale IS being rt -4e to Arthur H 9eckvith Jr That said sale is being made !c Cl"h ~,f the Court sdllsfY tf%e terms of said Writ of They 've already had a long start- s.atsf, the terms of said Writ of tiecubon B Llllisn I Jinkin5 dis littion abo 't careers, ' Execution Deputy Clerk 211.n E C Ii acComJohn E. Polk. Sheriff C. Daiild MacLean Jr. Stienif1 plishments rattled off b) P.O. Drac Seminole County, Seminole county. rfor0a Jacksonville, Fla, InGI F for Ids Publish FeO ii 16 25 March) PubliSh (Lb 256. March' 10 17 Pblr"i et ii 25 March) 10 II C A I fl I r IS 0 A I i vs U V l son is drawing nigh and you furnished RPASOnAble anvlimr R I I I I I I I I L Ud Ac I- 4—Personals inercial televisinn' s rerun sea- t his 5HNEBH0P0GEVNU0E0PR USGMACRIDRIBIMRR010 RHEILEBLZ0NERPIP0SF u -- P U I A I IS U 15 KANGAROO Salo')goritnerict Jmvu Mies) .-. foi1ldr4-,4 ' *11th homicAt. - But seriously, folks. com- vision a-sks Fred Sanford about BEVERLY HILLB ED THE LONE RANGER LIEEKCLMUBIELD0GAIR E0LRE 1 NAIISASCUSNLW 9 G000MORNINGAMER 1000 c R E B G F A I U U 1 0 1SESAME STREET -I '"-' lyr_ c at 725 ancl 8:25) 4i (I) CBS NEWS (Dl 4 7:30. local ri&ms) Gw .aldnu BrooKs) (rd thaf sudden lanie • - PANY B ASKETB ALL flashes Broadca:iting Corporation. their scripts and don't even g gg e when 11e nurse On te1e- SEEK & FINW DEVOTIiONAL studio sign oierea Sibi C b) a ,rant ' FrOlntheBrit ntish Service. '. 6 55 Jr Charlie Jenkins, Rene iii mn Lon Lattin. ir , Pairl0l 9' -4Kd1IW L egal g Notice —Think "Rich Man, Poor paid $6.95 for 20 old Teresa Nilan" is a spin-off situat,'an Brewer rm-ords. comedy about the Six Million —Belle;e the Publi" Broad- Dollar M.ln'f Fir-st and seCond visit to the Internal Re% casting Service is made pos- MACiwrenai JohnOwfiefd Ball. 19M (ThiIn,) "Acircle-i ft belonging to 1976 a 7:30 pm. Cr as soon thereafter as pble. at whiCh time inlefestecl parties and Cilliens for COURT. THE CIRCOIT IN t" proposed recluest CINTI; JUDiCiAL CIR. will be heilied Said hearing may be CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMIN OLE (ontinueo from time to time to time FLORIDA. until final action is taken NO. IS-2343-CA-09 8 THIS NOTICE %hall be posted in ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR three (3) public places within the POPATION, a Delawor cor City of Winter SprInqS. Florida, at poration. the City Hall within the said City. PlAln?iff, and published in Mir Evening Herald. a niCwtP3PC' of 9trera HAROLD W ROJ3ERTc Iriti SNITA circulation In the Cify of Winter MARY ROBEPTS. his wilr Di iliflIS Spr ing. Florida one time at lest fitI,!en (151 days prior to the date of NOTICE OF ACTION the pUt)lic hearing TO: Harold W Roterl. DATEDwis 20thday of February, wind up wondering why you larit) 2 12 NEWS a ED ELECTRIC COM- - ere's where to c III. .." and "Plese Applaud." NEWS praises one c#to*,the - Non, to help leach children to read. 650 9-30 - si s periment - using tlit, popu. 5W 12 2 lhdl Gil From Pans U1 • Gene Ra ymond. LucAlo CHRONiCLES i MOVIE- tMcsi) Bachelor Am Shondam 1939. ^d) HI NEIGHBOR )dJflQ 1xxet3 nnnunctr Party. ' Don Murray. Jack WarEI) LASSIE don. 1957 ruc-s,)They Made 5-30 12 a mudOr, by ~71 €1) 9 1 SUNRiSE JUBILEE 6735 FAF" AND HOME 6.38 " 1 - - the • since administrative assistant €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB MING lerest, Curt Gowdy reportedly will cover Pierre Salinger. Don't wonder why studio obediently pick up the phone as Saying "Clap! Clap!" when he them to begin reading along 6 1 MERV GRIFIFIN SHOW goodies include a commercial, audiences don't hold up signs tl:e videotape machine and asks MIKE DOf.A,IAS SHOW 4 awards. walks into the room, flidui on ADOAMSF.tJ'ILY € 100 V SUNRISE SEMESTER Acapulco cliffs incom- ternoon graders grin when their teacher grieving j us how you felt when the u-am hit your bicycle?" h Saturday f ED MISTEP ROGERS' NEIGiIDORH" EDGC OF NIGHT 12 1 DINAH 6D ELECTRIC COMPANY - movie stAr w0hai 1WO9 her againstaon Reese (the com- i (Wed) Pt'oftes InExation ' 9) DAILY WORD 630 vTs,'lod by a hDWuls Joey BtshM guoVs. CANNON Gestst __ 4, (6.~ MATCH GAME *1 (rues ThLSS ) (J ENOAS (Mon.) iitii T!115 RflQ (Tues.. Thurs.. Fit.) -Jeannie- relfutianig to pass ctlaiWs. he is (wod) WOMAN ALIVE ED THE MOTHERS IN LAW 6 YOUJG AND REST (6) SUNSHfr,a.NAC g*wg it rrugger $20 wsi f',LJ (K - ) A (311 WiTH KNIT 1100 6:15 Ison) IS labeled a good 41 (6) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) -R& tK)SPFTAL Afternoon Morning 9-00 i.D 330 Thursday CD BASKETBALL. Dame N,-j Drctow 85 12! NBC NONS UPDATE (Thurs ) NOVA (R) (Fri.) KUPS SHM (R) 6 CBS NEM proper ty D)PLEXft _______ ________ sacritice greatly s3o 92u. TO WHOM IT AY CONCERN P401 ICE IS P(EEBY GIVEN 'by Other the Planning and 7oning BoArd of —11aven't heard rumors ABC program series of excerpts of he City of Winter Springs, Florida, will radically alter Its summer early silent comedy films star- tha t s a id Plann ing and Zoning Board Olympics show by televising ring Ilure; and Ilardy; a will hold a public hear-ng: (a) to consider a request by the every event live and In se- whimsical documentary about DEVELOPMENT TUSCAWILLA quence while Jim Mc K ay de- this year' s Superbowl bash, CORpOrATION for a change In the scribes e-. ,,ry vent on tape and arid "T'he Good Old Days of Ra- Preliminary Development Plan, The public Hearing will be I'teld In out of sequence. To heighten In- dio," hosted by Steve Allen. the City I11AII, veimer Springs, next title fight, my, Emmy and Oscar mercials start at 9 p.m. EST, 4 2 M DAILY DEVOT101`4AL All's the bout an hour nd 55 minutes later). —shrug when th e television reporter asks the badly injured ccident victim, "Can you tell slatm returns to his hometown aher 16 nd is rifiksta" P. ma 2' 12 p rionaI 31A — —Duplexes Gardens, Se-.1ion, Garden of the Alonzo Carson, Oelm&$ Ti-me in Concert with for live coverage of h1uham- shows handing out Tony, Gram. Woody Herman." .9' THE NEIGHBORS ED (Mori.) ERICA (R) (Tues.) SOUNDSTAGE (R) (Wod) ( \fl() \S(Y[NflAS "Mel 2) 121 THEDOCTORS 300 OTHER 00 the 18 Help Wanted_- ?pslrQtnndM,rnor y rig lots Awards" but still plan to watch dictator, with interviews of hiS 4) 9) THEGUIDINGLIGHT 11:00 21 12) WHEIEL OF FORTUNE FWxwl Culp. Gilen Canrpboili star. A hoW cat burglar turned €1) IMAGES OF AGING - in ose to Fla c~,inford, --Quiet down during those fund-ridsi.N drives and try to dog food commercials where a make vipwcr~ more aware of coyote howls and Lorne Grhn public tele vision. —Was thrilled at CBS' plans sic Awards" as well as the 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM- ED (Mon. Wed. Fn.) -VILLA ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs vera 0 ______ NOT ICE OF the "Academy of Cuuntry u- %vidow and one of his sons; and I4ING 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I 4) 6) LOVE OF UFE Carroll O'Connor. An im Prob" team c! O.S. make a wild dash b3twid impression of Rich €) 9' LETS MAKE A DEAL 11730 '4) J21 TCMORROW 9) DAILY VVCM vm 6 1 PRICE IS RIGHT an Little. 6 GA,1T : CBS LATE MOVIE KOftyS Horoes P&I 0(10. 0111 EastWcod, T611'f Savzgu, aW I andvm. - (4, .') left in chargle of a wild ainimel ranch, franticaly vies to sm the Ida c a hoe stzAedty - 10-30 Symptoms Mdrcic Riey Tht list of attractions In -Can't recallwhetherWalter whispers, "Sith' Listen' UsADAMS A DAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE INC (ronkite, John Chancellor or ten" chides 'I Regret Nothing," ii O 4 14O'Iy Ave -Have seen the "American program about the late, great harry Reasoner won last Sanlord, Fla. 32711 Academy of Humor Awards," French singer, Edith Piaf, Publish Ffb night's New Hampshire pci Mar,.h 3 1976 ThePeeple'sChoiceAards' "Benito Mussolini M Hus- nw s mars 2.30 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS on i evis, i NEW VORK (AP) — You've been watchilIg way too muctI tele vision lately if you: doin g 9) S20,000 PYRAMID 4' KUTAN Te Legal _Notice Have seen John Wayne and "The American hilusic band," a ,qpdy of the Italian IC Co CELEBRITY 2 1100 ' 0 THE SWEEPSTAKES reoervotYf WSzir as t1'IJ I 00 Dale Evaqs TIP;X 140,*W gk" becomes ob- 2 ~4 , Al 9', 12~ NEWS ED LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU ED 700 '-'11:30 .2 TONIGHT r'yy ~- hor - 10.00 Co" AN Stars vs Purcke. 9 WILD. WILD '%ORLDOF 4' Gable Eloenor Pii-kor 1956 130 2 12 DAYSOFOfJRLIVES 4 6 AS THE R1D TURNS 9) RHYME ANOREASON 200 s0ssW with the idea of porsonaill f survwm. an ak)oholic dropout. ED "_,',1',STAGE 9 ABC NEWS - i2 MIERV GRIFFiN SHC (I) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 930 14 , PHIL D0t.)E SHOW ED SCHOOL Pr)GRM hOnUCKW burglar who preyb on .2 .12 NBC NEWS 4 Brl(lgle.' Rod S109N. MaM Lwidlli. British 1957.(Fri.) Naked I-E dgo 9 STARS A HUTCH, Jan Smithors Lana Wood guest While t ra cking a --+: 4. 11 19156 (Fri) -Tbe (B&M Gary Janet Leo YtO run intotro4e when Pi holpor canI dosver Dand guests 600 2 6 9 NE 4 D DATA PROCESSING €1) MY FAVORITE MARflAN - Th e Here Are __ ____ ____ E. JY j �S — - - SS ______ L 4 ________________________________________________ ----------- - -- - / - 1 - -------- ----. ___ ___ _____ _______________ - - -- ____ _____ —. _ 1 . Slow Down ------•• - - - _________ ____ Aner to Prevou Puu$e a—EveningHerald, Sanford,F_ Wednesday.Fb. 23, Mort WaIkr I3tTLEMILEV - - _______ .Th.__..._____ osCO P E i i P4NrT J fl '''.' ' ___ Vene:ueI3 tO European -- ______d_ 'rr _ c!__12771—Prfte10Cents 68thYear_No 1 61—Thursday,February26,1976 ARlItMarch2iAPrJ -'--— ___ ____ - - - 2-ic :rv-, iri-r- &> X5\ I i_ _ .&. _\_ YT ---i_------_ _____ -_ u -_ ______________________________________________________THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsorn 77S Ii 11AT ''-. - -. P-1JJ C)ii I61N3T ' -- - 'i t - - efflobon 26 Uberates nd'duaI 2 Medc,nal I Round numbers atcohcb 3 'ne 4 Concise 5 Music, as 24 Lilerary collection pppCf 46 Debore (Comb 27 t()pfl ermine 48 Asian rai' 49 Repose 32 Doundary ipoet) !3 Weep g Dnh to ones 6 Mae$ace health 7 Por*egan \ L_._ 10 51 _____\[ - - '5 ,.'.' ,'-- FL.A* gEPLA% ARE \ - - — MbUd 43 Cease to act / 8 9 Lhl blOw ••I -r — 1 ..,.' 7 ••'••7 9 10 Ii 1, -- - A __________ _____ ( 4O? '.ER O t. E RE ONL', CUT Tp REiLL T1E TJCE i4S \# - - - - bStoffet&He'r'dahl - - - I - - - - _____ I - t II - - - -- - - ________ '1. ---'U j I ENVY A M,4N WITH A TiCk'ERj iik- ---- - FLOAjJ - --' - - tl Li 16 1 i— -'—' ' ' h ,, t $ ' / - -. - --V " 1 GU$S W}40S . A;'t' ' — --S. --_'' —•-- — 'I A I'M &ON4 PCI AN FX5E _ I I ii A• 11 #. i UI ." Orr said tcrpretntio'i of the lacts on file, Orr said today's request as 1gt111) ii:, tht ni,.iptr ne part of the nedia will be "1 reducing local welfare rolls Seminole edition of an Orlando media," Orr explained r federal officials, a citrus i Lure" attacs ur the SI I 9(0's interest in lIMO 'attacks" b} the newspaper new ')FLDCO is the only agency a plan would work in Seminole eer busines.s we ha%e made titc lIMO feasibility study iitktn( j P- ,i( t5iit iiii hi not t.'igagc in ii contest with uiishini udit h1 d ti f Sd) S the .ginc first Cd.mb. recourse when illness strikes is a. erage our record bears S[iC1 tl He said he was interested in 01 the eig)'t ",entures" theauditwillclear the agency's In the fie sears Orr's agency Organization ifiMO) feasibility said SEEDCO's sole interest A change in marheting tribution to the econom) of medicalfield alter he captured Orr said he wants no quarrel 1?Wd clear SELDCO of an agenc) b) a newspaper without een the appearance of do the er best I can, and I Orlando nesspaper Vtntures" which, in turn, hire plan designed for the poor and bead - SEEDCO," he said \t the conference, which as In federal grants and, aC stud) It as determned lIMO no quarrel" with the medical agency an estimated $100,000 A of the local citizens wary of the lain of us that 1 rrepective of Vhr) gtts to bid (ur't Ott stthb 1 ire I I and tm hac phed and ii &d ' tnth rhult een ufl' '1urIi' (,cren rubbtr hrutlgt hac nrn tross t%O lIii1) 14A111' Bond osi the chat ges has been set at $10,000 locall) worm Is from two to four inches limb involved may be shiny and °fl long and tenth to Irnade and swolien,buteventuallytheskln deal it out you will 1)oduce block the lymphatics ihe becomesscalyandcrackedand thic monstrocit ,1WSp&aOrTt,OCJ8c0bY5 answer individual questions if stamped self addressed Mcamara, 53-)ear old brother of an Orlando automobile dealer Mcamara is free on and inner aspect of the thigh 1i girnbIing ctnrgs The wcrins can be killed by the cp alt ci. t and he and his most sn:nrestrng questions and blocknee of the lymphatic curpicallv removed Inddea- h to proceed along the lines JACOBI' MODERN) swelling 4ri men, the lym swollen enlarged tissues can be swelli'igofthescrotum Infact prevention of infestation FLORlO1 tj\ ( V The frrm elephantiasis has ç enlargements similar to those I 'I' I 1 s" #-'m.---- '" -. in. ••• ' _____ TOWED IN BY TUG (L1 If you need surgery he can also '1 ''': ' - ' ins.' i•J I /1 by Garrv Trudeau -___________________ -- 5.'flKDt4vP ii 5 — -.-. E± -i ' 5 j: __________ &'elopers - - ____________________ 1JMF*PEY meeting, but Kwiatkowskj and betau.se Freeman said he did long as the proper qu' stions are not Wlfl( to be accused of a ans-,ered refused because Fe want'd to Binford sa Freeman Is the politics at the local lee1 g ade son I arenre was principal,' " Sanfuid that she exces.si%el) complaint of this nature at one to that tune ' Florida Supreme Court Cnief a firm dis and herseJ instructing Mrs had told hint not to Fight," she and Brnfora, Fre"man's first refuse the offer principal ,it Hopper for to Altamonte Snrings anartment accusation of Mr arid Mrs %1c"unaa today, instructed County Atty. taway, Harry K-,viatkowsld and Thomas Freeman to research Sal 'vthlen Jr are Democratic bOard a comprehen.she rep'irt Bridge, this tugboat towing a barge loaded with concrete pilings Sanford Wednes!ay night (Herald Photo by Bill % incent Jr f of dollars ( --,--_--_- campaign contributions to the an one whidi answers all Deriiocratic (action on the questionsolali cc'inLssioners the &rninole often ri(lIni to school on his earlier in the month and we are planning on pressing Superintendent W P La)er bears, said she has neer been driing him bact and rth to there" Leffler rules (as orabl, o an attorne> llot.r Berry e',idence upprcssion motion uledb MN ' tt _________ has never been challen)ed Count) attorne)' Wh) d&n t we Sersices Act Application the home.s is about $811,000 and (ontinut d On Page 5-Al 9r.Lamb t L - -' ., .1' ___=_ ___________- ___ ________ __________ .- s - ____ ___ 4-B 5A %%I THF It —— _____ Partly cloudy to cluud at ____________ -- .. ObittUtik$ I - -i -' Atread) some $0 000 in __________________________________ ____ Calamlacan'tworkasadeput) the federal government to hire sonc hired will get free tuition Ut) limits of Casselberry - Freeman because Freeman Is deelopers in relation to the recei', ed a complaint of this request Wednesday and that students began picking on photographs sert taken has been a bonded deputy in asarded - will strse a two-fold can use the extra help because becaust the homes art m ' IT tt # S"iPIflOI" cnrp ltTlI Polk id purpose he said $40,000 in federal fund &oUnts he has deputies sbo base .ilso was cutbuck this )y . been bonded is deputies Ia a idiotic ' to ha%e a ruling from itis legal to a1lo the count) to Mrs. Hay said her son sas problem in school until the first the police and took the ho) to tro ersiaL or not The cases ma not o to trial adding she and her husband the) ant to take' Marsee, 'slight marks on him alter a came from Hattawa) Tne or the f'%eman board wiretap evidence should be 9 ________ ______ -. ' i_• free on bond pending trials in c't1 SUNSHINESTATEJJ send 50 cents tor The Health L'éI5LA1t4flb'P'fM - for misdemeanor sagering b% by Disk Turner CARNIVAL that it hangs below the knees areis where the disease is diamcters. Its size may be So - _ grand Jury on felony charges in connection with an alleged _____ FBI agents t '" — - 't tt____ In Africa, tropical coastal areas .nust be the situation In yot.w of Asia and In the northern eae countries of South America What kind of doctor should - $ ' byBobThaves t of the agenc)'s S ii s p ed Ruth -uIncrabk resemble the 'egs 0 an mosquito bites the n(rxt %IcUln elephant Classically the it innoculat's him with the acti1ty C) You ma see a hoped for _________________ ______________ _____________ I- 'uQ-s '%frocPL/r' ) 5, )[ _______ ____ ________________ A -'--- ,, , FRANK AND ERNEST - ' MO' 1, — '--:-t ,, by Bob Montana r---_ 4 '- _____ ARCHIC I I ____ i,j: 1r c.l _________ 1 , , — )'I i_s - - , ' 500 1 1•- - - " '- MUST WAVE COST ) L • jg , YA T4AT1S SOME ' TiC<E 'ytJvE 601 - '" L. -'s.--____ — j PRISCILLA S POP _____________________ A ti 108 ¶41 it oriinate' Is there an cure iJ-LJ\ 1 ur office )OU Judge approprliti ;ton,i1esD, Fla ) to (iencral Accounting Office rcentb he was 'sent a word of autlit IS. i'o r #%S K books to the public, SEEDCO SEEDCO c'ime under attack Ii 1)S%%AI I) itid J%.\II- JUO1I' T Chic - YOURBIRTIIDAY quite unexpected, ma) sud considerable effort to Wha' ou Dr ____ BLOPDIE _______ — — w- — — — — ' J_..JI......_.. _____ I A Qrr asked Chiles to look into Faceless persons are credited IromtheFloridd Depdrtnlentof responsible for providing 398 County because medical Iiowe.er, three or four Firm is about $45,000 in the red the affairs of SEEDCO, and if ith proiding information that Commerce, OIT said SKIAXO Jobs. professionals could not be found militant doctors 5et about because of a poor market (cr thoroughi) on'll see the br'ght ±tions in general should tin- fly I.arcnce E. Lamb, M. 1). - ") n I _-s7 __ BUGS BUNNY IIt(O (Aug 23-Sept 22 '4IijiiiI r er PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) your attaion to more jj. I_I I. omic Lorpo today tfyouartheftrSttOSh0w that you'll find disappointing at ________ A I1LIS iarecr and finances LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You'll — — — — _________________- — —4—I----- -- sItive attitude will prevail. SAGlTrARIUS(N0 23-Dee 2l' You're a pretty good in- g. you stymied. Apply yourself — bottom of, start pr -1ian. CAPRICORN (Dec. the solutions are there. re inspired today GEMINI May 21 -June 20) 19) If you' be easily motivated do something thoughtful for one You'll today if you think in terms of you'refondof,d050. It will give personal gain. Look for unusual you Joy a well. opportunities to add to your UARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) resources Hestricticns that have slowed CANCER (June 21-July 22) U dcwn the past few days friend who nlw'iy'i 27 _____ __ U I 26 23 24 25 — I J 'E CENT CUT 10 /' BOU1 A r ' - -,.—_- I jj speed 41 F,ench C - - abolkg'ne I? 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(4) Z (4) () p KOM Larry Hay -- PAK 2$ THE STRALES FAMILY: iols - . 08W Ph.r. ~= d slash br a proftegionill w name. demalpbmwwr",I, IN V111:1111 S fvwy u * III ifl U .. Ri1Isu &-30 LAUFEL NC HACY 14& Sate Rd. 4& Ph. 33-4IiS Sanford ____ i LOSt *l6 fluik*.a 4ii5 lW F 0. end has a chill , Girl Called V0055 ' FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ISCRUS rATR9 a iIT*WSr$Wy *,- •: IflOIY.4 4 from FRI. SISS (ben 10:00 an 03plirlenced sa"diver. 5J" _U*E1W " I • . SOUNDSTAGE: Soma $'W$ liming .bHi I- REt MOWN ICKETS Nt i ii I1 i SATURDAY vi ' OCT. : tenon. (L r ZJ 30 ] OWW poke 111;30 2) (W TONKIHT (C CBS LATE MOVIE: ilik 80011 War in TOwm- cf:, - - A a ge'vlond killer and akaft a Ferlin Husky 9arV War ID ". 4) MARY HARTMAN, MARV HARTMAN 7) AW CAPTIONED NEWS THE DEAF 1f)STREjp,* CISM.AnoI4aIk)*,. L CASE • L. • 1) IN SCHOOL TELE. Und 3:30 pin. Duval • Sc*oo 7WIL U MAC NEL-LEHEAER RE. 16.40 - PEG] FRI.&SAT, u / - • mashed pilalo•s hot buffer laslin, bistvit. Famous or a,'iot/s' a Ali IN111 •- i I • I I @armey we" vlace Spetuse Publisw Brifift (89W) 194. (Wed.) 'You Con't Chao an Hongel MwL- W.C. Fields. Edgar k%4n&9kV Editor Tuesday, Oc BA 1939 (T1isi.) -The Phw*Dm Prosift - KIuzawnc,j..,. 1 . .. • ' , •' 1A Caw% CWLd9ft@ Coewt(uw) Ign "Pressure Point.- Sidney Pod*. Bobby Owh (B&W) ion 24111 SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Oirang. County Nkk Whift Editorial Page Editor it, 1176 £L#1II 7 6 Fiecommenus - . We believe Douglas Cheshire scores well in all respects and would give the 18th Circuit (Brevard and Seminole Counties) the kind of firm and effective i ç, that 39-Year-old Democrat every I F nnnw~ F' 2 FRI&DicI(EN OVEN O*ILYIIAMTILC$PM_rNI&IATTILII*PM Cheshire has the capacity and desire to carr y out this responsibility, I L._ , e Hopefuls: What , ' Are They Really Cheshire is a smsible, mature with sound experience as a trial lawyer, both ' as a Like? - Page 4 B prosecutor and as a defense counsel He solid reputation in his community and hehas has pledged a firm but fair approach to prosecution, IF was a member and elder in the • '- - - f. . . a' .. '.• . . .•'', - ". . - federal dollars. In Seminole, about 1,2DO to 1,500 workers are paid out of CETA funds. Last year's total was about Sknillion. County officials were told in ...................4-B State Senate a state attorney. July that the federal govern- • Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood. He served on the hospital board of trustees from 1955 to 1971. to his BRADFORD survived by a son, Robert S. B ra dford of Winter Funeral arrangements are Springs; a sister, Miss Mary M. incomplete. Baldwin-McNaBradford, Athens, Ga. and two mara Funeral Home, grandsons. Altamonte Springs is in charge. ment wa3attempting to Owe down all CETA programs beginning with Intle 6. But then EX-OVIEDO Congress oven-ode a veto by President Ford to provide additional funds because some arth atbore1id hit with unemployment, The 130 workers whose jobs ATHLETE KILLED See 130 JOBS, Page (Herald Pblis bY Bob Lloyd) Former Oviedo lligh School basketball star Carlton Brundidge. 20. of Oviedo, was killed Thursday afternoon when the auto he was driving (above) turried left In front of a tractor-trailer loaded with eggs at U.S. 17-92 and SR419 at Five Points south of Sanford. Florida Ilighway Patrol trooper Lamar Smith said Brundidge died at Florida Hospital North from head and internal Injuries. No charges were filed, Smith said, lie said the driver of the leased truck, (in background) ,. Otis Wimberly, 3-I, of DeLand, was treated for a leg injury and released from the hospital. Brundidge was a 1974 graduate at Oviedo lligh and was a student at Florida Technological University south of Oviedo. PROGRESS' CHESHIRE'S opponent, State Atty. Abbott Herring, has demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that he does not deserve reelection. His tenure in b.. eha5nmarked.bycontroversy, •• 4. t . * . I,. * thrown out of court for defects. We think it is . It W orked ' • • _- • more than 11,000 over its goal of 1188,279. Campaign chairman Joseph J. Ilartwlg broke the news to a jubilant crowd at the victory dinner at the holiday Inn, Sanford, Th ursday • night. hlartwig (right) met earlier with colleagues while the totals were still coming In. When they learned the news, It was smiles and V signs all over. (From left) Eddie Rose, Jim Robinson, Sheila Brown, Dan Holley. 41 kk A • United Way of Seminole County has soared over the top. Unofficial total: $198,244.04, Cheshire has pledged to keep the state at. torney's office out of politics, to work closely with law enforcement agencies,and toeliminate plea-bargaining in cases involving habitual criminals. We think Cheshire's record is a good indication he will keep his promises Herring's record Is more than enough reason to fl give Cheshire the opportunity. Readers of The Evening and Sunday Herald havea sp"ial treat In store for hem this weekend: our annual Progress Edition. Them: this year's Progress Edition I "Horizons — ThIrd Century America," as The Herald tomes not only on past acillevements of our arm but on what lies she&& Topics are Recreation, Family, Home, and Cburch; Seminole County; - ' y inefficiency, and by poor judgment. Even now, Gov. Reubin Askew is considering action as a result of Herring prematurely releasing in. formation which the governor contencjs not too much to ask of a prosecutor that he at least know how to draw up a correct indictment served V VOTERS in the IgCh Judicial Circuit (Brevard and Seminole COUnties) have a critical choice to make on election day. They must recommend Douglas Cheshire for the post of state attorney. • Born in Georgia, he came to Women ....................I-B Central Florida in the early 30's. He retired two years ago from the citrus business. He ogt ears Orlando, Florida, Friday, OctWw 22, 1976 The incumbent, Republican Abbott Herring, has served two terms The eight -year has been marred on a number of occasions by We believe the public will by a change in the office and be .0 Weatber .4' '. - . froma$4-blflloifpubllcwork.s u that was enact ed last month. Asit stands, a total lSOCETA workers were slated to be reduced to 50 by Jan. 31. All the workers were employed under CETA's Title 6, which was .hasedoutlastJuly.T1tle6was funded with about $1-mllllonin * .- .. vu he's "optimistic" that jobs Bradf ord D ies - lIIi5 Comprehensive slated for phaseout Jan. 31 will be saved. "From. Information I've received,I thid- it is going to be funded." Bedsole said. ill itrus Man ArowIdTheClock ..........4-A Bridge .....................8-B Former Seminole Memorial Calendar................... Comics ....................8-B Hospi tal trustee and retired Crossword .................8-B citrus man Robert Bradford, 71, Editorial...................4-A of Boston Avenue, Altamonte Dear Abby .................1-B Springs died this morning at Florida Hospital North. Dr. Limb .................. Horoscope ................SB Having just returned from Hospital ...................5-B North Carolina with his wife, Obituaries .................5-B Grace, he was taken to the SPOfU ....................6-116A hospital Sunday night after Television ................10-A suffering a heart attack. 6tar Chesh*Te IsBest damaged an investigation. Indictment after community, Day ec.ø Taift Limit 3 Employment Training Act (CETA) progiram, said today ~101 *sic Today 4 prosmutor the people want. controversies. A grand jury cited numerous criticisms of his office. The office does not enjoy county's . .,,' (Herald P%IIS by Rick WSDS) MRS. WOODWAID'S BODY WAS FOUND UNDER CONSTRUCTION SITE — We legal and administrative abilities. + T. 7 Atop4evel meeting In Atlanta set for December will determine the fate of 130 Seminole County workers employed undeT a federal jobs program / . - ByEDPRICKETF Herald Staff Writer .. JA J a Goorge 1145 Valve / - • ..?• 1 • I I k 1 .1 TODAY Editorials Clatift L&VAon.Eli& Fwlina& (B&W) l9a (Tues.) 'The Vir. Gory Cooper. Mary Wd&SutIl)asn 1113pm IS. 1 rO $119 fi . •• . • L.m- I - clk - P - other public Institutions within the circuit. In this Itnportant role the character, motivation and aggressiveness of the state at: to LUNCHEON SPECIAL SERVED , 59 MON.THRU FRI. I' . , • I • NLY —. 130 CETA Jobs Heing e On Parle • The office of state attorney is one of the most powerful and responsible positions in our system of government, for not only is It the prosecutor of all criminal offenses, It Is also a watchdog over , . •.... - . HALLOWEEN 1:30 rll alike torney are Of nearly equal IMPOrtance with his SHOWIIMES ._ - . U 6ST 'AUAULT 000 AST MITE Ir A, SUP11111c"I .: Bedsole To Lobby For Workers w Vs in jt,jj j . -. Sandwiches 00 pW 24 LIUAS, YOGA AM YOU —.- 0 DUCK DUCK GOOSE . In I. - 8.00 (Fri.) MAX ELNIMIXE . . Spaghetti And Civatini Submarine O1OUFAUUVES 8:30 S COMIIL TV CLOSE L LLLA.S. ,A YOU TMW MAW 3 LENI OONS ,•, (4) • APPLE DUNKIN' DONUT BrrIN' AND LOTS OF FUN GA,%IES. R 1: L POPCORN TO FEED 'I'lil: GII(. IN Ii 1 N I 1 D Ii ( ) ( - CAR T (4) Baked WRllS hUE RU3 CAPTAIN . .. EVERYTHING MADE TO ORDERI PORT SE ALAN BLRV(E SHCm xii CONSUPER PRIZE p RJSL ECk%SJSI O,n Assorted MsAaa *Ia *• KANGAROO . te S Fresh Tossed Salads ,:.:25:.2saJ cii is WdWVNW when he flift 14P Pill. t~z . o Beer And Beverages 0POPEYE AND FRIENDS (1) 0SESAME _ STREET PETSOFSAN owao death. THAN JUST PIZZA ICk* ("Good Mai, di %%h1tDIsney [J 2 THERE'S A LOT MON At PIZZA HUT (1) DALY DEVOTIONAL 7.00 JDAY (LoIrws ____ is I_ II I1 fl• Good Things Under Our Root IN EDUCATION 654 () 'MIAIS I4APPEPIQ? Comm. Donna 1. roadway. There Are Lot of N 1 00110071 - : 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Next I. Pest 011106) SANFORD W7SUiuqiduUiU 640 MJ VAN DYKENC CO: M CAMPAIGN 76 CC BARNABY TWM 3fl.$LL PUSU ill NU (4) LOCAL PEWS F. mo. and WORDS t30 0HI NEKIN13OR 2IEOLDMAN - I 5 1 'ffi 1.1 01 •wyearOui Boca aton St. Andrew,, and wlflbehopig for a repeat Saturday at the homecoming ame spinet Fleirlds Air. A' laSS 1. lllà LI ac.e Doug Magruder (II) throwing a block, while the Saints Brest Matthm gets a first (I M right before being baked. Details on this weekend's game., Page S.A. week over R 34 , ____ -' khI wiq 1 ns revel to the lunit p 4, p wvInan, mining since Thur. Officers said Mrs. Woodward "Her husband told us that she aday morning. was found today picked up another paper bag t4) took regular walka because of a W1&pUecl tree limbs pick more fruit at the debris circulatory condition and and debris at a Lake Hodge pile alongside the roadway at she had occasional fainting sites Casse1berrr spells," Karcheir police said. Karcher ash construction she'may Mrs. Margaret Woodward, workers, concerned that eIgM- been bending over picking 70, of NO N. Wider Park Dr., to-t~ high pHs of debris oranges that weire found with Casselberry, was reported was too dose to the roadway, the body or she may have m1331r4 Thursday afternoon by used a frontend loader fainted before the pile of debris her husband after failed to Thursday afternoon to move the was moved. The construction return from a walk to pick debris back from the workers said there were no oranges from tree limbs on the Karcher said the woman's outcries or anything when they pile of debris at Osceola Trail death has tentatively been moved the debris with the rmed "a" ad loader." Hodge subdivision. an autopsy and further in. Karcher said Mrs. WoodPollceQgefGeorge Karcher vestigation. He said the ward's body was found about said Mrs. Woodward and a autopsy, to be made Saturday 8:30 this morning. 2002 S. Vtsacb *41. (HWV. 1742) pc NEWS (I) S I'Ll - . 'I,.. ai ., . 0 FRAN CAMTM EX. ERCISE SHM M ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU P&I hwo d -The Anniveniary.Nmry mid Kenneth we flying high and 6*W*WbV TOWil J • L r1D (Wed. only) AFTER- (4)KUTAM SUNRISE SEMESTER ONLY WV 41W 4:30 (Fit) Lhversity ci I:Cj I DINNER SirndJp.m.- 11p.m. Ab. but the thrill d neighbor had picked oranges by the Seminole County Sfrom bk. A$1 I 1. 1.11 M IA near hk.ome MedicalI Ezamu.VL, IM1iwAy construction sites Thursday will pinpoint time aM cause of I A iiv.uiw .wa returned p.m. STIAK HOUSE and LOUNGE SCHOOL SPECIAL; - TONY RAPIU. SHOW.(2) (Mon.) YTH THIS RING The ' (ToipgflNJQ ( ), PROFILES Tk (4) CID SEARCH! FOR TOMORRv If) - I $inod 11a.m..2 NOR DORUVIIS (FIFIOE(R) (4) GILLOWS SAM By BOB LLOYD. LUNCHEON _________ CI) SJIIPEMMU4 of an X raged two ____ p 0:15 rou. Mom. Tk Pi'I. 4p.m. 4p.M. .. 14a ciii (U BEVWTCHED '_w.: MATCH GAME . ID (M THE GOW SHOW 6:10 (2) SLRCHW€MI,WMC YOUNG 29 & 30 I I COCKTAIl. HOUR i) EDGE 12:56 .4Found ead n de rD ebris Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail AWsek 7 (I) ON OCT, FRI iioaj (4) MARCUS IEL8Y MD plea, Wed,sma below. (4) S1JEuSEJLELEE cow ' ly i •a otwii. ipusdn CONOMY NUTS 14) 14) thAAvaiciuir a. 11:56 (4) (1) 5 COO NEWS Morning (7) MITEAPIECE fl CONTRMW Th YOUNG AT HEART , (-4J (I) ALL WI THE FAMILY 110 GRAND SLAM Friday TSlt(.dIL5d) SAINTS 00 1s30 'TIP? am 11:50 S PALL HARVEY CM IPENTARY ws '- Sanford, Florida 3277i—Price 10 Cents issingWoman (4) LESS___ L:JI dd Hollowson arm#, moml famous W MCI$ Nam: okAi. 12:00 ) (1)NEWS (A) UIJ YOUNG AM REST. 330 — (11) $20.000 PYRAMID- Pre- Afternoon (II)LALWEL £E c4)(I) HAWAUFIVE.em, AM Oi% (4) PASTOR'S STUDY (P tj WAT* W. M . (I) FAMILY FEUD: Pro. bi. aHMJ Oily 81usri and Pöcy _ (4) LATE PEWS sa.oi. and Move. (2) b• 'v 'a'd slow wd 106 bStY0J,DOI0,y 0Ifl. 1011. 1:46 I) DMLY e. Hi GMEIT (Tues. ft&.O ft) DON Ho ( ,. ci (4) 1140 (1) (5 TOMORIFIOIN M( iOfl rs ci Frardt Red () 8(81 OFUEno. lln•s ft LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Year, No. 60—Friday, October 29 irn 69th Y8CFOURLIVE8 (4) (1) AS THE D leg Z AT TV WOMEM Rm ftng, sit 80 S. IV b OM 24. 900 Hive Asked For Fow. N wd Neturns................................... . 0 (2) HOLLSQlM1E8 WROtE LBY. M.O. 11: (I) ffL OF FORTUNE I) BEVERLY HLLBIWES oo 1:30 1) (W STUMIWG go wassomp we W. 111000cl- ___ You L.caI FUpIS — _ Jewel Blanch, Leigh 130 Wb cveniiig Wd 11) EMERGENCY ONE (M a Smalim (11 MIDDAY ((R) 12X — vmiv M VW1COME 111ACK WT. TM. An aft"mft Ink an a out lo pick Lip a menwhoftft he is a wat 9 PM IM I (4) (I)PRKnklT ceo MOVIE CONI.: Fcecs Fhe. Osrd O equed Val* OM*M a t1FOim9poftdinOw*WPwk Yew (DUUAS,YOOANCyOU rJ J-W b 0, Fir to a 7W OJA 10:00 (4) (4) PMT1OMAL OEOGRAPI4 IC: Thoa (.4) (I) THE WALTCP BARNEY MILLEFt Vft a -- her mutdor.(R) Ito LEtSWiAOEAI. CU)MYT1PEE CT) MCK (4) n IPØ ANIMALS pice iioitr 2$ 54fl . 0. _ - • '. • '' 1flhfL•7D • ,j I • -- ,--_ - - fr Sanford; and a special section on industry. , - • / Inside these sections teach 01 which is enlivened - by a potpourri of color pbolos), Herald writers 1ake In-depth look what our area as to offer : now, and the exciting v1sw on the boruolL • - It's the sitting-back, propplug-ket-up type of reading. �W,$a,Isrr,. I I ~J Mob , Earthquake Hits Provinc, Of Md on•sla JAKARTA, Indonsili (AP) - A mar hit the donss1*n province Irian today for the Woad time iuu five rnths, ntlalo,arle$ In the provincial capital reported. Tbere Vras no immediate word on the extent of the damage or whether time ware any cuuaItje. It was the 11th major earthquake reported In the world this year. earthquake 4 I o Prtestant leaders predict a new wave of ansaastnatkms, street shcmling and bombing by the Irish Repithilcan Army in reprisal for _ the marder of MA leader Mairp Roman Catholic hospital. The 56-year-old grandinothe' known to British troops as 'Grandna Venom" for her fiery rhetoric was shot Thursday night by three who walked men into Belfut's Mater Hospital where she was recovering from eye surgery. The assassins escaped. An IRA spekesman said the killing Was the work of the Ulster Defense Association, a Protestant guerrilla army. __ . I1 . to Revosia Cowl, Sanford. Th MU an Rejects NUNN&. the CyolSinfctt Parker Anderson. Reportedly, a major on for (riti Miss Florida, Nancy refusing the position is that a city oMcIal told him by telephone Stafford of R. Lander- I • _ __ After a recess after they had Interviewed again Griffith, Parnel and Parnelland for the first time, Jackson, the meeting was called to order Friday, October fl, 197-Vo1. 69, No. 60 Pvbl.iJd Daily and Sunday, elcpt day and ChristmasDay TIs Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 Sa tur,,c N. Fr,h Ave., Sanford. Fl. keind Clais "11411141 Paid at Sanford,Florida 32771. Homt OSivy. Si cents Month. $7 I Montpi $11 70. Year. 170 40 By Mail In F lorida SamtaS home. de li very, All other mat Mith, 5770; 6 Møntt,t. $10 20; 12 MOflth. $32 . Give PUBLIC I .4 s sma rt au L oppers WI4IT ......l...•i. marshal for Sanford the Greater Christmas Sizes 1018 Fall colors THOSE BORN IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER IT'S TIME TO RENEW YOUR AUTO TAGI Individual Owners born in November and December may begin to renew auto tags 30 days prior to their birthday. The birthday is the deadline. (Notices previously mailed for November). For further information, please contact one of the tag agencies listed below: Courthouse-N. Park Ave., Sanford.Phon. 323-4330 (Ext. 220) Seminole Plaza Tag Agency, Casselb.rry.phon. 830-5363 Interstate Mall Tag Agency, Altamonte Phone 339.5363 3, outd4adultsfind AwlpintheYdlowpagea 19.88 50 ONLY Will YOU gel your share of the calls from the people who go II) the Yellow Pages to find hardware? .. Your Yellow Page-4 Saks Rep can design program for ou thatil make it easier for these people to find you. [?IT 1288 • - • .a - His . Fought to keep adverse zoning out of neighborhoods 1972.1976 Brought residents into main stream of county government 1972-1976 Worked to develop parks and recreation 1974.1976 Fought the Freeman/Haftaway crowd Fought for growth residents want and can afford 1972.1976 6. Led fight for County Planning Act 1974 Initiated nationally recognized county fire system 1973 Fought the clay pit fiasco 1975 Opponent.. I. Worked in police department of local city Worked in police department of local city 1288 S S. Worked in police department of local city ¶ S. 4 Polyester or polyesler.cotton. Variety of colorful strips. SM, L,XL ORIG. 5.99 Williams COUNTY COMMISSIONER DlSTRcy 3 Pd. Pot. Mv, Pd For By Mack Blythe, lieu. Men's Slacks Men's & Women's Shoes Pillow soft oxford. Vinyl uppers with foam back. Mens 7.12D Womens S to 10M 5 88 NOW si NOW I 40 '1 88 388 PR, ONLY Drapes Antique Satin weave $10 NOW 2 ONLY 70 Girls' Jeans Corduroy jeans of 100 pct. cotton or poly-cotton blend Sizes 7.14. Solid colors ORIG 4.88 NOW 88 U 100 ONLY Broken sizes. Ass't styles .colors. Polyester, cotton, Poly-cotton blend Flame resistant Printed shortie 99 ORIG to $14 NOW ORIG NOW T0I 100x84 ORIG. $43 NOW PRICE Jeans & Slacks Girls' Pa'18amas a) 88 ORIG.5.99 NOW ORIG. 95 4 S ORIG To 50x84 ORIG. $17 NOW 120 ONLY MISSY AND JUNIOR 46 ONLY 1*1 9 I Many great styles & colors to choose from. ONLY NOW Worked In police department of local city Dick Select group of girls tops. Broken sizes 5-14 9 ORIG. 4.99 NOW 99 100 pct. Polyester. Wrinkle resistant Broken sizes Girls' lops Missy & Jr. Tops ORIG, 9-N NOW SELECT 1 22 10 ONLY 88 199 Dress Shirts a NOW 1 88 ORIG TO 160 141/2 to 17 $ O %to 35% ONLY 200 ONLY SELECT GROUP 100 pct acrylic triple knit Beige navy- red owl 088 7.8 to 15.16 29 Knit Shirts Long sleeve, 100 pct. polyester Rose, rust, brown 8, tan Worked in police department of local city I Polyester. Fall coloration Warmup Suits ORIG. L9 I 7 only refurbished and scratched models REDUCED J r. Slacks 60 ONLY 72 ONLY MEN'S 4 ® ORIG. 1I9. 120 ORIG. 34.88 NOW 1588 Become their "boy" by accepting bi9 contributions from th. Freeman/Hattoway crowd uems Dbl. bar. Shotgun 6Oflly Winchester 1400 VR Sizes 36 to 46. 100 pct polyester Asst. colors. - Worked In police department of local city Worked In police department of local city '' 45 ONLY MEN'S 2 PC. • I for -Many 5 only Men's Suits Black rubber Weights 10 to 16 lbs. COMPARE THEN DECIDE Dick Williams. J72ONLY '-. -pages a WHILE • NOW Bowling Balls! a E*IURSHAREOFT,E I •1 Reduced Guns Bolta 100% Poly Never mind ho w it Iusj'pened. Just get a Iock,c,,,j,/, rn-e,• Unibod Waij - The items lials Mis sy Jacket Presses will be grand "a - • si at• Griffith turned down the job today, according to Councilman Interviewed for the second time lad night, Griffith said he van, officers said, before would have to give the city of fleeing the 5CU. Sanford two weeks notice. He said 'Sb wffs deputies a short he was aware that he would be on can 24 hour, a day and iorIff's ddedlns today time later located the damaged presentiy lives seven miles from the city. were locking for a men who truck atLake Mary Boulevard He has 23 men working under him now and was told his robbed a service station at- and Lake Emma Road new 14 department In Longwood would have eight to 12 men. tendant at $4 using drongarin Hagood said a check showed the Griffith was promoted to Sanford refuse siçertntendent Ort. I tactics end another man who truck had been stolen earlier fled the robbery scene in a from I poultry services firm at In a move that was heatedly discussed by city commissioners and I stolen truck. Qty Manager Warren Knowles. Jacksonville. Detective Sgt. George Deputies today were also Commissioner Julian Stenstrom complained about Griffith's Hagood said investigators locking for suspects in two e established haven't been able to conned the separate south Seminole auto channels f dea ng with ernploye grievances. Stendrorn was or li two men and apparedly the burglaries. accused at interfering lii Griffith's Appoint because Virgil truck driver was a "victim" of Bill Zorn, of Orlando, told Smith whom Stendrcsn described as personal friend" drce. deputies that someone broke was not given an opportwdty to apply for the job : Hagood reported that a into a Cadillac parked at men drove a station wagono Maitland Fam1ly ,,.Billjard Qty Manager Warren Knowles Is Investigating the situation, J the n service s(ation at SR. Ceder, which arose while he was on an extended vacation, and has not yet •4, F I34 and 14 about am. arsdJ reported his findiags to th inmtIa4ot , '-tufted the tendaM, Liking money bag belonging to ThejoboftertoGrffhth wuj $4, the only money the at- business. aiairman J.R. Grant casting the only negative vote. Councilman teninnt had. Deputy Jim Alford reported Gerard Connell was absent. As the robber was leaving auto burglar, broke Into a the scene In the atatlon wagon, parked car at the residence of Grant favored the appointment of Donald Parnell, supàin Hagood said, a 1975 Inter- Gerald Richardson,, 212 tendent at Sanford's water departmtt. national truck pulled Into the HoldernesaDrive, and made off Another candidate for the publIc works position, Tomm3 station. The attendant told the with an $000 commercial twotruck driver that he'd have to way radio unit owned by an Jackson, present foreman In the depa rtment, was promoted Ic wait a minute while he called Orlando funeral borne. " public works director at a salary of $0,750. His curri4 police to report the robbery. Altamonte Springs police Ulm Is $8,320. Hagood said the truck jailed Joseph Scott Buchan, 21, Notice of the meeting was posted on the city ball bulletin driver, believed to have been of Orlando, on a felony board as a work session. Official actions are not taken at work accompanied by a woman end possession of marijuana charge sessionL i child, hurriedly re-entered the after he was arrested at 1-4 and truck and then wtiah.d It Into SR4I6 on a traffic charge. Bond However, when the group began Its discussions, Councilman the station canopy. for Báchan was id at $5,000, Parker Anderson referred to the minutes of a previous meeting The truckdriver then according to county jail and insisted that th e session was a special meeting and thus ac hacked up, hitting a parked records. lion could be taken. by 32771. - vi 90 only Salary for an position was ad at $lO,M0. been a city employe for 11 ye^ wu Wd a "lay of $11AM, Esningw i u 'If01. The former public works director, Ralph Fisher, who had Robber Gets $4 'o...!.._ Longwood Post dale, ey ith limited quantit ies, so be early. -Srry, no phone or mail orders. "a new ""at may i a, at what had been poated as a Qty work ilout, Thursday night offered the job at public works dlrector to Edgar Griffith, cirrontly refuse ssrI.4i4..g with nn ee end Clearance ale a theme fee this year's parade. Terry is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Reek, 2323 Nov. 23 and it leaving Sanford on Nov. 11, Knowlon said. hedul begin Griffith STARTS 10 A.M. SATURDAY 0: the contest held to select -. The governing body dlicmsed night the probability at 1n creasing the salary In the nest few lft$1 GfIffIth ProVedNmaelfontheJob. Station Aide Hit Terry Reek, 14, receives 125 savIap bond from Jack Weilde, chairman for the Greater Sanford Christmas Parade Committee, Terr 5 Christmas Encbaataeat" entry won Sadord has been named 4d to the city manager, replichig Sam Acitoy who Is lanviag Sanford to biiie city t%ager at Holly Hill. . planner for tbs dly of Winter Knowks aid ob has prior uperkm as an adoalwatrattift asshtaig at Sn1-11-1%-"un C1legs and was_litant city mMafir at Roan" Park. Bonh, who reidsi at N Park An., with wife and one child, Is 'ipseted to take his new $12 10 +yIarpM "in cheat two ,, Itnowles Knowles am in the Interim he hopes 306 can phase out his __ ags 201100 time with Ackley In relewbig the datiss at the Sanford city .utan Ackley became city pit'i-.I Irsor hi July 1073 and a few i'idha later W VIY'1M.d 1110111101111 to Knowles by the city kwey is ac Reprisals Expected In Ireland lb 'ENC$ANTMENP THFM( WINS K' nowlesAi*de ___ IN BRIEF • Fry,Oct so, I9U-4A In" MOM, $a.fortpL Bush Named 88 288 Sanford Plaza Penney's 2Q88 ONLY BOYS Leisure Suits Brushed denim Jacket & pants Broken sizes 8.16 ORIG Sold in Store For $21 NOW 200 ONLY SCHOOL AGE Boys' Shirts Long & short sleeve. Solids & prints. Broken Sizes 8•18. ORIG To 4.99 NOW 222 �EwnLfrm *N.FRENCHAV.,M1ITD FLA. Ara ai 3I3-*11r 831*5 130 Jobs l ' 1. bsr 2p, 197&-AA Fr1dy. WAYNE D. DOYLE, PliuIp1 NORMAN H. OIHRIN, Etor JMPH D. VAN BRAQCLE, Advertising Director Jublant i Saunders Vows Battle For Solar Energy d *ft an at Mg e itersd t)wohoat the cotml7, They hold down Jobs With nal the Division of Forestry, youth OW and family service, and with city and court" governBy DONNA1 meids. V breach of state law In that her (IbM another oil embargo by Hd8InftW, financial disclosure had W the mldEag oil nations should Bedaoleuldthep, 'Tftie6purtatly been filed two weeks be considered an economic regardless of thL imount of JoA nn S late. aundErg, whom namis ftmdIng_Willhea new ,of declaration of war ww trade to By repealing its rule giving those countries from the U_a rules and regulations. Bedsole will appear on Tuesday's 4, accused persons 30 days notice cut off). I know how rich the said all worker, are "on hold" general election ballot as the D of Impending hearings, the Arab countries are, but they until Seminole officials learn anocratic candidate for the committee If It had found Mrs. cannot eat their money. Jed how much money will be Florida's fifth didrId adin U.S. House Saunders guilty of the breach Of RIW In- p' forthcoming and If that amomg "I want the United States tatl ves was could have Jubilant on be ordered aring will pay salaries for all 130. name become an independent nation, not dependent on others. the ballot, "So far," Bedsole said, "We that the U.& Federal Court In Tallahassee confirmed With the ethics committee Military arm s haven't had to force anybody issuance s oles to the of a action pending, Mrs. Saunders Arabs "We cannot continue oiL" said she had had difficulty to play a dual role with larasi Instead the county placed a against the date ethics taking court action herself to and the Aruba," she said, adeonhfring far certain freez rnnalnonthebaflotandcon- dingthatthU_a should cesse "I Won again," she said, after positions. And when a position tinuing her campaign in the selling military arms to the became vacant that could be being edified by telephone 01 SAUNDERS sprawling fifth district. Arabs. "If the Russians supply handled by a CETA worker, he the federal court decision while Turning to the issues, she them with arms, we should not t The Herald offices. ,The the billet, Of she got the Job. dated her positions on: all Russia wheat." theory behind the entire temporary redralnlng order Is The ethics committee, Solar energy "Federal Abortion "Abortion is a CETA program was to now an order. Judge has headed by Don Reed, farmer money should be spent to speed personal matter between the federal dollars into local said it will do no harm to the minority leader of the Florida research into solar energy. woman, her husband and the economIes to offset unem- State of Florida by JoAnn House, had changed Its rules In Ifupthe large on companies, gas doctor." Saunders' name appearing n an effort to consider an alleged ployment companies and cO Mrs. Saunders said the most p i could put a surcharge on solar important Issue among th e rays, we would have solar people of the Fifth District is energy today. the unemployment problem. Possible Oil embargo I "We need to get people back to Agree with (Jimmy) Carter work," she said, - - Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 13.40; 6 Months, $l4.; Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida sonie as home de livery. All other mail: Month, 13.7%1 Month,, $1111; 12 Month,, $32.40. - - p It's Tim e For Substance her - - • . restraining order news oonference Oct. 14 to say what Is probably on the minde 01 a great It's time, he President Ford took the occasIon of his ' many Americans. . saIdto get the presidential e - • ' mps1gn " onto a level dtbeAmeiican befitting tradition." Amakan people political That means talkhtg less about the personal — TOMTIEDE RAY CROMLEY me — me more about the 1sms that should be on the misdo dvot rs when th y enter thepolling booth p Jinuny Carter's Playboy Interview has been _ imemploynient or relations with the Ras1ans me important than his vim abouit sex. What President Ford has In mhvl foreign policy for the next four years Is mare Important than a list of his go&flng partners when he was In in domestic and Congress. As part of the fourth estate, we have to accept some reesponsiblilty for the tone of the campaign so far. The Oct. 14 news conference wasn't the finest hour of the White Hoiae press corps. Having heard that the P prosecutor had cleared President of any ausplclon In an Investigation of imlitical financing In Michigan, the reporters devoted almost half of their questions to that subject and other scuullebuft laguelS — even grilling Mr. Ford on how he _____ _____ Campaign Economic v iifiers i o al com an es ' ________ Ford Cm'psIgn — -_ Recovery Abound With (ho pres — ___________ __ (Stamp Out Stupldn.u) BULLETIN NO. 5 OF F.F.E.O.A. CITIZEN_,.____.,__,_VOTEL___ Has Begun (NEA) — The campaign began two years ago far as when a New Hampshire barber threw Jimmy Carter oat of his shop for disturbing the cMorners. It ends now, symbolically at least, with a small man who carries a large poster ______________ ____ ____ _________________ -- I wnis unspecified. Politics makes strange hostilities. The ______________________________ candidates have experienced a mosaic of abuse that wilts the senses. We are grown use to seeing the twisted faces of the deoperate, crying ________ ___________ out Um mot vile hates. Of* rea& that two citizens were so offended at the incumbent winter they tried to kill his chances by killing ______ IVIN _______ _____ 5'fQ ___ 711 • ___ . __ _________ "N. man san Iliad, lath', fuN. -AND*srslsre sever sond IS ka for whim the bell tofu, Ittollafor ?IioV'-Jsim D Dan.THE SILLS TOLLS FOR THEE, CALLING YOU TO THE POLLS NOV. Sad. To Decide, Whether yow will beceme A HIND OF DUMB DRIVEN CATTLE, FEEDING, BREEDING, WORKING, DYING FOR THE STATE. Do ye. seek Is shod ressssthftlty for tho gowliamont you will live under IF $O, Stay home det ne fromecanomidaw1th noazetogrfnd, the ocoimy should move op &nartiy late this year and In the first half of 1P77, regardles* whether Mr. Ford or Jimmy Carter occupies the White House. That hsexpectadtorieachaievenpe, cent a year pace by midyear, compared with the alih foor per cent a Yew Vowth shown in the July throsh SeI*unber period we've just been ___ _ HOW YOU MAY LIVE, MOVE AND HAVE YOUR SBEANSN_IF AMY. Totally managed economies have sever boon able to produce the toed and goods for the type of livIng to which we hive bscim_ accestemod Noto-*vuls I OlIna, lnpii1ir* of toed and kc! ii y. A POLITICIAN MAY TELL YOU HE WANTS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL MEN, BUT HE ALMOST NEVER ADMITS THAT THE ONLY WAY HE CAN $11 TO PROVIDE The course has been set by actions taken by ivate industry, consumers, tanners and the ___________ AdministratIon and the Federal Reserve Boa The Carter-Ford debates have raised as many Uttle either candidate does from here on out questions as they might have answered. What , pert ps , it has not been so bad as the change things much for the nest eight month& exactly does Carter have in mind in the way of tax 1%, when au diences would chant filth at • Th at, at lead seems to be the consensus. reform? What Would Mr. Ford propose to do If Hubert Humphrey until he left the stage. But at Whathuworriedlo,neofth eseeconorpjsts current "pause" In recovery doesn't end as soon as least there was merely a single rally for those not Ford men by any stretch of the Imagination he expects? critics, the war. This Urns around there are as — is that too much governmen t meddling with many tunes as there are zealots to exploit them. Last spring Mr. Ford said he wanted to stop Iheeconomy can prolong ,recessi or y on Candidate Carter, for instance, has received using the tern "detente" to describe our relations end. Witness the time It took to recover from the condemnations from proIM craaii — tiw remit, some economists say with the Communist world and preferred "peace outlandish atJor antiaborUonjgsandhomosexuals today, of excessive federal tinkering under through strength" Instead. Carter used the same who properly have no stake in the subject one President Franklin Roosevelt term In the Oct. 6 debate to describe his policy. way or another. A n umber of theae economists, avowfd ____ as co Fine, but that's about as meaningful lime was when such degradation could be Democrats among others, have feared that ming out against sin. How best do we pursue peace with the handled by politicians. Without mass media Jimmy Carter would move in with too many Soviet Union? How do we guarantee our strength? exposurea candidate might squelch abusesfixes I on the economy. As I gather it now, without appearing abusive himself. Dee recall What position should we take In arms egotttIin ., 4 1ho story of I candidate for Congress, rye however, that fear is disappearing. The feeling now seems to be that the underlying recovery In commitments to our allies, and In funding èe iâIgaced N e, who dur hig a speech-was will be so far along by Jan. that any Caster weapons programs? iii$ed by a ... NEW YORK (AP)—Whoever is the next economic program as adrnittediy slow but OCting, u it occurred, would not break the an Both candidates are firmly on record for The candidate paused, looked around, and said: United States president Is going to be met with a steady ret urn to stability, ct ar d economic trend. cannot if ele ed be t)W J stantconomic sit ua Uon flis1Ikely to put a U the gentleman would give us his name UWI continuing our support 01 Israel. But what about overjoyed by the eco my he has pr no es °uh ft aPpears ented that employment will other aspects of ow Middle East policy? How do we as his calling, we'd be happy to recognize i " premium on the ability to inspire and lead. grow at a quite reasonable pace in the eig m a*silence roared. handle delicate relations with the Arab na tions who mat assessment presents itself when one montha ahead, wi same jiggl th es up and down in Today such valor is Impractical In are host ile toward Israel and cont rol 40 per cent of . Some weeks reviews the droopy outlook, the lack of corn- ar isenthe past couple of months there have even the process. It now seems unlikely that unemago Nelson Rockefeller gave the finger to a mltment, expressed by great do ubts abo the oil we use? And what are the specifics of a consumer and bushiess the economyIs mo ut thedirection in which ployment will decline apprecia bly In the process. group of hecklers, and was Innedlately ving, however alowly. The slide in real take-home worker Income from gnen ts of t he economy. They are making few Statist ical Carter or Ford energy policy that Would diminish criticized for loss of control. ActuaUy, according se playing it safe. ctfildren's indicators are spilling like a column of 1$73 through the spring of im big Plans; they are conserving, a slide from to Joimny Carson, the vice president was our dangerous dependence on Im po rted oil? blocks, lea" the Appearance of which blue COW Paychecks have not recovered misix er prdej. me comic Even sa ys what th de have disarray rath e Fe We could fill this column and more with really er than of an orderly march ral government seems to to leadi some reaponsibje economists to suspect ped was that the hecklers had asj fallen into the mood In which spending is de- equilibriwn. questions that should be the focal point of cam- ha addi Neison bowy tional women and teenagers will move into ferred, Judging at least by the unexplained paign dialogue if voters are expected to make an gentleman was merelyheoreplying inthesign failure the labor market almost as fast as new Job There is a good chance that unem ploym of Washington to spend as much money Intelligent choice on Nov. 2. There's been enough of will be shown to have resumed Its rise towa rd 8 open ings appear. language. as it had budgeted to spend. image-making, exploring the psyche of the canper cent when the next set of figures comes out a sugge As for the recent lull: several economls& At any rate, contemporary Prudence inSistS few days after the elections And further dC Surveys show people are worried about jt didates and raking through the past in search of that politicians under fire be passive. And so st the disappointing reports on economic lifl5 growth and In fl th ation, but e the end of June to the first of best economic minds see in the inflation rate Isn't li Ford smiles dumbly as he hears a W0 scandal. Let's get down to the b usiness of in kely tà be very october from this year were largely a result of wilittle dramatic Improvement in either. Con- Pronounced, crowd call his wife Immoral. An d discussing what Mr. Ford and Carter would plan to certainty among businessmen as to the outcome sumer confidence is down. Retail sales are often waves even when he passes a gaggle of yipples du do with the powers of the presidency in the next ll. Business capital spending is off. Meanwhile, the population depending on the of the election , made worse, of course by the iivi him what to do with his peanuts. The four years. economy, and contribiting to It also, conthiu to strikes against the Ford Motor Co. and the Yipples, by the way, are the mod practiced of All these are ingredients of an econ y tha t ind ustry. grow. Each year we need to create two million agitators: it was they who first combined the isn 't likely to move ahead very fast, andom perhaps more Johe just to stay abreast. But the money for "F"hiFordwlththe"ar'hiCarter toad. notatail, Caution Many businessmen have beensitting on their Issaid to beevolylnglnto thesejobeisbareIybejngcomm j " hands, holding beckon newspendlng forex. position against the election of concern. The pause has deepened to a "lull." panslon and for upgrading their plants. The either direction Is Wrong. That said, it should be observed also that this Is latest sur YippIe notwithstanding, it Is clear that veys indicate,bow, that industW not the worst situation the economy has been in Vice President Nelson Rockefdller doem't care much for candidates have not companies plan to 1ncrea their Inrecelv1 equal There Is fear of the unknown future, and It during the past decade or two. In the American Vestments Ingenerally buildings and equipment the job be is giving up at the end of this of President Ford showsup In the hedged projectlorv of econoby 14 to 16 tradition, there Is oppo rt unity to be found In this per c t me vice presidency, he said, is "a far more often the target. Mostly without mists, in the cautious capital spending cornstandby equipment Job en nextyear. This should, of Itself, give a malaise. sizable wallop to the economy. ig that ii foundation, I mnlght add. He is called a stumbler, mitments of Ind ust ry, in the strained cyjg tunpersmg. He conceded tha t own enth usiasm for speaking th ough in fact he is Add that to en th e the 5.8 per cent in crease In social on tuues helpedirn "get in A commit to the future, which is wha t suranc of government officials, In the worries Securitypayrn the hair" of people around phcal specimen to occupy te Heuse in of Consumers, p1dency. country has been shyi ng from, probably req predicted for July lm, the nory he Is called an Ignoramus, ugh he But, acknowledging that the nation 's second most importnt uires increase in Inventories expecetj to accompany less legisiation than leadersh ip. If the public Even Pre thesurge sident Ford, who has defended his was high in his Yale law class. in capi investpt, and u have a post can be frmtratlng for an active, ambitious political figure, feels it can tnnt the future, it will work toward It. what then should be the qualifications for a vice president? satythg Impet us to the economy. The standby feature of the role dmnds that the vice JACK ANDERSON president must be active and ambitious. He should p,esess the same leadership qualities that we expect In a president. Rockefeller, who has been f lirting with the presidency Itself for two decades, met the test. His appointment by President Ford was an anv'nnrtst i4init'. n •1.... i_. I ____ - f0r Yw 11%. YOU WILL ALSO BE RELIEVED OF YOUR FREEDOM. YOUR FREEDOM OF PERSONAL CHOICE AND PERSONAL FREEDOM, FOR THOSE WHO WILL PROVIDE FOR YOU, WILL TELL YOU, WHEN, WHERE AND oq~ • ___ -9 rawsWift Nov. rod and yn will gem bill ________ __" ;: THESE ENDS IS TO, STRENGTHEN BUREAUCRATIC CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE. IF HE SHOULD MAKE SUCH A STATEMENT IT WOULD BE POLITICAL SUICIDE, HE WILL ADMIT ONLY, AND PERHAPS BELIEVES, That In this particular can th, govm-nmsnt onghi to toke this particular actIon — Right thinking mon of good will, will nu d.'. rp. , - •,. 1. JOHN CUNNIFF l10 i he Com Ing Cha IIenge naturally agree, for to disagree Indicates Piyslelogicaj niaNuntlon, due pertups to warped dilhihood or sexual problems — o SO THE MENTAL HEALTH p055 k WOULD HAVE YOU BELIEVE, THIS TYPE OF POLITICIAN BELIEVES YOU NO LONGER DESIRE THE RIGHT TO RUN YOUR OWN LIFE, FOR GOOD OR ILL, WHILE YOU STILL HAVE THE KEY — THE VOTE, SHOW WHETHER YOU ARE THE SAME (BREED OF CAT) THAT STARTED THIS COUNTRY. VOTE NOV. S'nd. THE SELL TOLLS FOR THEE, USE YOUR KEY. IF YOU WOULD REMAIN FREE, USE THE KEY, i.e.. r- Bulletin No. S FUND FOR ELIMINATION OF ASYNESIA STAR ROUTE 327U SANFORD, FLORIDA nnl . . i ti Ci.tOutandS.v. . ' S. I. "Jim" Crows, Exec. DireCtor F.F.E.o Lin NOTICE HEARING will be considered. Persons ap. other organization thereafter pearing at the public hearing will be desiring to engage in the business or heard orally. Hearings may be occupation Of roofing, sheetmetal, continued from time to time as or screen enclosure contractor shall found necessary. Further details be required to pass an examination available by calling 3234330, Ext. as prescribed by the Examining Board before engaging in business in the City of Sanford, Seminole Board of County County, Florida. Commissioners Central Board Seminole County, Florida of Examiners By: Mike Holloway, Chairman City of Sanford, Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Publish: Oct. 29, 1975 DEE-is] Florida By: Bill Bracitaed, Building Official Publish: Oct. 29, I15 OEE.136 - Ve rww -ql Joe Knowles" DISTRICTS Akv BOUNDARIES FLORIDA. Notice is Mr*y given thati Public Neirktg Will be held at the Commission Room In The City Hall City of Sanford, Florida, is 7:0 o'clock P.M. an Nss'umber I, -James G. Sharon Jr., 1914, to consider changes and Joe Knowles will give us efficient, honest representation.,, In the amendments to the Zoning Or. elnance of the City of Sanford, Floridi, as follows: A portion is this certain gsaperi, IY1010 butien 2111 Street and 24Th Piece and baiblean French Avenue and Maple Avenue is prupos to be Vote Nov. 2 for rezoned from AC-1 (Restricted Commercial) District to GC.2 411e K060*5 Detnocrat—DIst, (General Commercial) District. Said property beIng more per. tlaalarly described a follows: The North 33.5 feW of Lets 3 and IL and all of Lots 4. 3, 5. IS. 15 and 34 State Representative 17, Block 13, 3rd Section of Orasmwold, Flat Book A, Pge 10, Public Records of Seminole County, (leM the Easterly All parties In interest and citizens shall have an opporiunity to be 1. ,. p4.lp y Was. heard at said hooting. By order of the City Commission Of the City of Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish: Oct. 29. 1915 DEE.130 TBE Gy `:alll SIMI$OI.I COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONUS Room M. Sanford, Florida, on (9O) days of this notice to the Central November 30, 1915. at 7:00 P.M.. or Examining Board for competency In these applicable classifications as soon thereafter as possible, Written comments filed with the without examination. Any person, Land Development Administrator firm, corporation, association, or - OF THE ZONING'ORoINApsCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, ____________ Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL ROOFING, SHEETMETAL AND Neticeof PublicHearleg SCREEN ENCLOSURE CON. TRACTORS CURRENTLY The Board of County Corn. miuloners of Seminole County, LICENSED TO DO BUSINESS Florida, will hold a public hearing to WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, consider the following Item: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Notice is hereby given that on CHANGE OF ZONING October 25. 1975, the City Corn. REGULATIONS mission of Sanford. Florida 1. JAMES SALACIAK. R.M amended the Rules and Regulations RESIDENTIAL To OC OFFICE Of the Central Examining Board for DISTRICT, PZ(104-75)1I. Lots 1 the purpose of Including Roofing, and 2. Oreengate Estates Add ition, Sheesmetal, and Screen Enclosure Contractors. as recorded In Plot Book ig, Any person, firm, corporation, Public Records of S llof• County, Florida. in Section 20-21.30. Further association, or other organization described as Northeast corner of who 15 the possessor of an oc GraI,am Road and Oxford Road. Cupational license or registritlon at the time of this notice as a Roofing, (DISTRICT NO. 4) This public hearing will be held in Sheol motal or Screen Enclosure the County Commission Chambers Contractor in the City of Sanford of the Seminole County Courthouse, shall make application within ninety Fridsy, Ocl.I$, N1-4A - OF PROPOSIC' -CHANGES AND AMENDMENt., IN CERTAIN — Notice OF PUBLIC - Evening Iforshi, Sanford, FL - . - - -— • .w- "--- You are cordially invited to visit our newly remodeled GYPSY TENT Restaurant for your complete dining enjoyment. . •' INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL ROAST PRIME RIB. OF BEEF - DINE TO THE ORGAN MUSIC OFEDOILSOY l"cut with its own natural juice. Plus fuN • THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY 6:30 To 9 p.m. salai bar & rolls FeaturIng RICK KElLER \ LOWW CHILD'S PORTION 495 SPECIAL FOR OCTOBER ONLY .fl ouS JO" wheller 6Lon.-Sat 9.2 a / $ 2.50 L4 1- Quality Inn /N.,th F l-4&SR434 862-4000 i w - b--, - o ci - * 1. 'Standby Job' Killer - Rockefeller as one of "Constitutional crWs.11 - BERRY'S WORLD - jJ A• Vx 'Oh, for heavens sake, Jerry! Haven't you had enough of 'scting presidential' for one day?" • •- f, Pin fJ%JI r+,A Of ongress1onaI Investigators believe that "a demented veteran or a paranoid, anti-military type," with some knowledge of chemistry, may have been responsible for the mysterious deaths of 29 American Legion conventioneers in Philadelphia last July. — * 203 E. FIRST STREET, DOWNTOWN SANFORD -- Yet the disaster was not without Its heroes. One was Dr. Ernest Campbell of Bloomsburg, Pa., who spotted three Individuals with On same symptoms. This was enough to alarm him, and he tried to arrange for Immediate tests. But he was told "that the state laboratory was closed for the weekend," the Investigators relate. A study, stamped 'Secret Classified," The Pennsylvania Legion's adjutant, Edward suggests that the madman mixed dry Ice with Hoak, also tried In vain to contact date health deadly nickel carbonyl. With this witches' brew, authorities July 31, But it was a Saturday, and he could have released a cloud of tasteless, or- he couldn't on reach anyone. Not until Monday was ciorless, Invisible gas Into the air ducts of the he able to get through. Then the outbreak of Bellevue Stratford hotel, where the Legionnaires fevers and death had become epidemic. stayed. Belatedly, some 150 federal, state and local me study was ordered by Rep. John Murphy, physicians, biologists D.-N.Y., in preparation for hearings next month. scientific search for and chemists began a the killer. They followed the His investigators called the handling of the lead of the federal Center for Disease Control, mysterious epidemic a "fiasco." They blamed which directed all efforts "toward the swine flu local, state and federal medical authorities virus as the causal agent," report the alike. congressional investigators. First, the authorities mistakenly con. Yet "highly qualified professionals" had centrateduponswiJefluastiemoIjkelyca already warned that the symptoms suggested of the frightening Legionnaires Disease. Not not swine flue but toxic poisoning. The experts until after vital tissues of the dead victims had finally Caine around to the same conclusion. But been contaminated did the medical examiners it was too Late. The contaminated tissues and turn to nickel poisoning as the probable cause. improper autopsies made the detection of nickel "The failure to save and keep free from or other tories almost Impossible. contamination the tissues," the secret document Dr. William Sunderman Sc., a toxicological charges, 11... Is clearly the reason that ultimate expert, told the investigator, that "medical resolution of the cause of Legionnaires Disease authcritici were remiss in not recognizing toxic may never be found." symptoms. . . at an earlier date." He claimed that an antidote he has developed could have discussed the murder and killing of authority "saved a great number of the victims." and military-type figures." Dr. Jerrold Abraham, a pathologist at the Sundenna,i turned the ominous letter over I University of California in Gan Delgo, told the Murphy, who brought it to th probers that he had found "tiny bits of metal, chief of forensic psychiatry e attention of th at Walter Reed suggestive of welding or soldering exposure," in Army Medical Center. He advised Murphy that, a number of the tissue samples. of "an envious the writing was characteri st ic His testimony was an embarrassment to the paranoid, full of hatred," who could be murCenter for Disease Control, which tried to derous. discourage him from talking. Before he testified, People with these symptoms, he said, di rect the in vestigators repo rted to Murphy, an of ficial their hatred again st "an element of personal of the center told him "to give us nothing." contact," such as their own physician, or against SwJerman's son, Dr. William Sundermann "a person in exalted circumstances" such as the Jr., w ho Is descri bed by the Investigators as 'the President or FBI director. I Added the chief psychiatrist: nation's leading expert In nickel poisoning," would not be offered this startling opinion: "The exposure to surprised If this person were "I In or recently nickel carbonyl must have been Introduced released from a mental hospital." writer willfully because the quantity found in the could commit "acts based on(his)The distorted tissues of the victim could not otherwise be perceptions,,, said the psychiatrist. explained." Concludes the secret report: "it is not in. The younger Sunderinan theorized that the conceivable that a demented veteran or a nickel compound was combined with dry ice and paranoid, anti.miIJy type could have corn"introduced Into the hotel where delegates were nutted an act of murder in Philadelphia's meeting or in other public rooms. " The dry Ice Bellevue Hotel based on these 'distorted per.f could then "boll off, leaving no residue except ceptions Murphy gently recommends that the FBI, that found In the tissues," he explained. CIA and chemical warf are experts dig into the Ills theory was bolstered by "an anonymous, case at once to prevent oi znnous.soundlng letter," which was mailed on a recurrence. So far, July , days before the Legionnafr Disease declares the report, "we have found ourselves. attracted national attention. The letter "referred - Chasing whales with a butterfly net in that we to substances containing nickel carbonyl and had the wrong people at the right places at the Wrong time." 1' -; GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PERMIT NO. 129$ It 11 SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE ON CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, SHOES, PAINT, ETC. CASHIER WILL TAKE 40% OFF THE PRICES MARKED! SOME ITEMS BELOW OUR COST! SAVINGS ON EVERY ITEM! GOOD-BYE SANFORD! COME IN TODAY AND SAVE ! SUPER DOLLAR CALLS IT QUITS! V �-' - Off.r Chok• In Probhm.Solving KAM IyItANAJH ____ Omm1ttee which has attacked the problem of articulation. they can ftmctlon and serve the neede for whIch It was formed." Jacb other iianiif tgeaire The non-psrtlun contenders were asked to speculatively The school bead race In DIstrict 2 of Semliole Costy offers required. consider how, as board members, they could make the beat use of voters a choke between two candidda with dLverie "A prmncipeJ will qualify by gok beck to school or Uwoi*h in- a 11 million "nostrings-attached" gift to the Seminole school backgrcundu, experience ssul points of vi., cm the proper apIce tratJug to meet ehang,, am 1111111d. 64P---'nt of system. iroech to handling problems In the local school system. principals will not make an action good faith If this lithe reason "U given $1 million, no strings attached," Mrs. Jackson thcwnbent RobertG. (Bud) Feather pew spas an only Child in for the relgnment. Evaluations of principals should Include at replied, I"Iwas would take the money to conduct a study to mplemenP West VI rglnla, then moved to Gainesville diring his high school, least one teacher from his or her school who has been chosen by the 'bed' program ever of teaching ow children the basic three year, and later attaided the University of Florid.. Now a self- the faculty. Otherwise I think evaluation of ptbic4pata is 'RL' A perfect beck4o4ssics currlcuhsn." employed real estate broker, Feather said he ran for the school adequate." "Assuming that the 11 million gift Is a one-tirneonly conboard In 1072 after finding that flaws In the Seminole school Beth candidates agreed that leveling tests should be used as tributlon," said Feather, "It could riot be put Into any type of system made It difficult to sell real estate. Mimtmb to guaraigee that certain basic concepts are being substantial continuing program, because there Is no assurance Qiallenger Francis Colernaz Jackson holis the promise of a taught at all levels In every school. that the taxpayers would want to use asa capital outlay Item, say, fresh approach to dealing with school problems. A native of Elba, "This Is the only tool I know," said Mrs. Jackson, "that could be like In a consolidated administration building In the center of the Ala., Mrs. Jackson was the eldest of 10 gIrls and four of her sisters used to know what concepts are being taught and what concepts rowdy. now teach in Seminole Comty, as she herself did for three yeam the child has oltalned." "If you can get someone to donate the money," Feather con. MM Jackson attended Savannah State College in Georgia and "One of my strongest desires," Feather declared, "Is to cluded, "I'll make the motion to name the building after him." earned her teaching credentials at Florida 1cIsiologlcal egahiish a thorough CrBS (Comprehensive Ted of Basic 9d1b) University. testing program, and we have made much headway, as evidenced The function of the school board is to ,stkH.h policy. Asked by the amotM budgeted for this program ugs year. s.nii net year ALLELUIA PRAISE CONCEIT how she would determine whether board policy was being carried we'll be We to save taxpayers' dollars by having them graded In c.tor, Sanford ott, Mrs. Jackson answered, "Ttwough the PTA, teachers, or own data processing center." 2:3Sp.m.Swsiay,OcIobor31,107 principals, the administration, the coadywide advisory corn-With respect to the usefulness of school advisory committees Ssasersd by Aria Churches mitt.e and local school advisory committees, and the manner In which the Countywide School Advisory "I would follow iç with school visitation, by holding con- Committee can assist the Seminole school board, both hopefuls ferences with principals, teachers and administrators, by asserted that school advisory committees are "of great value." meeting with and establishing a working relationship with the 111U main reason our schools rate among the bed in thit date Is countywide advisory committee," Mrs. Jackson said, because of our parents' liderest and dedication," Feather said. YOUR MAN OF ACTION "11* reason for having a policy," responded Feather, "Is to "And these committees give them organized Input Into the board Insure that no matter what the subject matter might be, It deal I have found the Countywide School Advisory Committee to be the fairly with, and be In the bed liderest of, the rowdy's students. must reliable, flail-biased tnfocmatlOfl source, and I use this InAnything contrary to that. . .la brought to the board for a hearing, formation to try and make decisions whIcI are In the bed interest Elect Dave That's one of the main reasons there are public school board of the county as a whole." meetings. What sort of follow-op proce&e I said would depend Mrs. Jackson said she felt the countywide advisory committee upon the type of policy In (1iestlCil. was something hlch "should be kept." On whether changesahoWdbeInd1tsdedin thea)f$5 ea 00 "Bid," she dressed, "there has to be a working relationship principal's qualifications, assignments, evaluations or autonomy, between the board and the committee. The people who make up Predicts Sluggish Recovery TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida Democrats are moving into a 13Oyear-old house in an historic antebellum neighborhood once known as l4 Dust Street" because so many ritzy people lived there. State party executive director Greg Farmer said Thursday the party will pay $17,000 to buy the Towle House, with the closing scheduled for Dec. 15. The house is owned by William C. Lord, a West Palm Beach attorney. Refuge Gets More Wetlands MIAMI (AP) - The federal government, at a cost of $1.3 million, has added 2,940 acres of coastal wetlands and mangrove Wands to the Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge in the lower Florida Keys. The purchase, completed Thursday by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, expands the refuge by more than 30 per cent. The refuge Is an Important feeding ground for the stately wading birth and is also a wintering home for many other bird species. Compensation Abuses Cited - Feather: 'The reason for having a policy is to Insure that no matter what the subject matter be... It be in the best interest of the county's students. . Brannon To Return To Work 'From a 1974 campaign statement by Bob Hattaway: "FACT: my opB onent [Representat.jve Gene Mooney] was named as an unindicted co-conspirator by the uval County Grand Jury in their investigation of Ed Gurney. "FACT: 66% of my opponent's campaign contributions have come from outside Seminole County, and they include money from special interest groups. "If this is the way our political system has been working, then it needs to be changed. The I people of Seminole County can't afford that kind of outside in btnftnel bier 16, tim Vseludlet,d C.C.isapIrut.r Tuise Ch.isged this committee have a let to offer the board. Board members should devote an adequate amount of time to the committee so IDIA3 COUNTY COMMISSION Paid for by Camp Treit. Pd P01. Ad • - Dim. * - JACKSON Jackson: 'Evaluation of principals should include at least one teacher from his or her school who has been chosen by the faculty. I Republican, House of Ripru.nsatjv,s, Dist. 34 BOB FRENCH ON NOVEMBER 2nd Democrat, District 1, Seminole County Commissioner i tawS 5.. rurvitfy cMag.4NM54. a- asi wasn. IS. pr.ctks .1 jrisd t.*. .a*a atsstip • p.sl. 00lidictid 60.C601$rit.r. 15114,, h17 N.s.sy. ram am,,, WOIdd .$t,i, In 1976, Bob Hattaway says "Yes!" Grand Jury Also Cited Unindided . 'John Doe' 1. ly Wflt?T N A . .- - ...........'-. Wof • . '".4 9111111111P Cs Ga— Ja7 e "W f if. Iasrad 60 w rt a 5 wo NwA d - ba I cavowen - - e6%w'76 TODAY Recommends The office of state attorney is one of the most powerful and responsible positions in our system of government, for not only is it the prosecutor of all criminal offenses, it is also a watchdog over other public institutions within the circuit. In this important role, the character, motivation and aggressiveness of the state attorney are of nearly equal importance with his legal and administrative abilities. We believe that 39-year-old Democrat Douglas Cheshire scores well in all respects and would give the 18th Circuit (Brevard and Seminole Counties) the kind of firm and effective prosecutor the people want. The incumbent, Republican AbboLt Hcrring, has served two terms. The eight-year period has been marred on a number of occasions by controversies A grand jury cited numerous criticisms of his office. The office does not enjoy the respect of lawyers in the community. We believe the public will be better served by a change in the office and we are confident Cheshire has the capacity and desire to carry out this responsibility. Pd. Pal. Adv. by Camp. Treas. Bill Siigrlsf S S S dhi - • a -, , - ' - ,- - J I - . - - 11 14' j -, '.5 L of "A16 LI ... ... . .• - I conduct for his oonent two years ago seems to be Derfectly acceitable for him today. I We recommend Douglas Cheshire for the Post of state attorney. Cheshire is a sensible, mature attorney with sound experience as a trial lawyer, both as a prosecutor and as a defense counsel. He has a solid reputation in his community and be has pledged a firm but fair approach to prosecution. CHESHIRE'S opponent, State Atty. Abbott • Herring, has demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that he does not deserve re-election. His tenure in office has been marked by controversy, by inefficiency, and by poor judgment. Even now, Gov. Reubin Askew is considering action as a result of Herring prematurely releasing information which the governor contends has damaged an investigation. Indictment after indictment, drawn by Herring's office, has been thrown out of court for defects. We thipk it is not too much to ask of a prosecutor that he at least know how to draw up a correct indictment. Cheshire has pledged to keep the state attorney's office out of politics, to work closely with law enforcement agencies, and to eliminate plea-bargaining in cases involving habitual criminals. We think Cheshire's record is a good indication he will keep his promises and 1 Herring's record is more than enough reason to give Cheshire the opportunity. - "Hattaway obviously has a double-standard of political morality. What was unacceptable Cheshire Is Best VOTERS in the 18th Judicial Circuit (Brevard and Seminole counties) have a critical choice to make on election day. They must , choose a state attorney. • This year's Hattaway opponent, former Seminole County Commissioner Greg Drummond has , this to say: bentinet Orlando, Florida, Friday, October n, 1916 Nick White Editorial Page Editor - GREG DRUMMOND SAYS "NO!" --YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW YJA Bn BarneyWeI. y Managing Editor I M w .01 Aw a dift 41 "W. "M I .1 kit Ty, Va—said I . sale Va,s said, I. 4 ..d Pap. lisa..., 01 a, himb d a, riiiiiiiiiii ad 111111 kit a- be a $ dais mu a-k. s01a cPA, a an. ripisI,s aistad by a, Nn MW Ow Oct va-. said a0 ispir if is, a-vnim 'Vsa OM Ilia on Jda Ek.: rn a- Itsa—sy Rip. W WrutMid IsIIm.g, ii y p4Ww. TViidIW, — R75 FTi d aki$ L 'IU a* 1 11111111011 60000 if pup Va— cSfv if a. • y r— t=. ckip.ip ód. Oct ftA A*a,Oltl4i ' *a. milm ,u ell Sf&wn a I ,eby Fit i,'a—a, -60 *A ..d la *5, PUI&M 01 Gii01st Cst1j. Cp ii amiiaim.,. 'AM a- Iva a-uIu'u a9mgWy a, cggwy cam mm-. v011 I. mJscl tst puaisla-61 a meVM Air y a, a, it , ,sta,by CamwAmbow tat stidSis id ..5 k.NaUnayea—,a, The cWi Ia- sapi K tMMu*, MiS. )4012u.y aid 90nm 001115 "Ma tk.' ..d Thuiaa A. Baa- h..m, vat,.,, ut. .0 '.ai a- if a, i_____ a. t- II 0ljit . IN ak.,4 uki a, u, at60'i Ia., a-sd by a dsttM's a a, a, r,pa,r .a,, a .s va-a a- a vi. ______ r4 amid 555..112,3u MrAiiiiiiiiiiiiiii va-a. e-.-dwabIn anJ.( Ii Rip Hsa.'..y M a- a- Va.. . a—f is tsck.- is' Ma—I va At a- a- a.dwd ammm u.'t.d for Liamul BaBy. 14.5. a-u ruipgt ..aU an. a a, utk ,N Sip KanIu'p __. , TODAY Editorials ripul if Ii - stae. ct..&...,,ta' usa us. . . Cadid A lisa, Put aèy .5.'. ha wo —. va-s 11111111111111111a, lit p. Sf y st wo Ma- c— k..,.k.. • 01 a, t ii *01. Pp. a- a-.,.,. DA* "Ri* tissue,.,... ig a sat it a. m... NOam a, .a-.., a a., 06w &w a, a, ca—y m wARAN mmd a, , ia." va- .g 14. iSp. H.a—.y a-., a- saa-, aid a—, I Vince Spezza Publisher U4L-60... — williftild Ia-p I.. Va—h,a,Ijifa-an" Tuisday, Oc?obr i, 1916 VOTE sit. It In the present campaign financial records show that as early as October 4 some 64% of Hattaway's contributions ($1,3O2) had come from outside Seminole County. bespite these facts, literature prepared for the 1976 campaign has this to say: "If you, and all the voters of Seminole County will take the time to study my- record (emphasis added) you'll send me back to continue working for you in Tall ahassee'. AGood Man... I. Doing A Good Job.I Speaks Out FOR vu ... a 01, 54. dthat by HitMay. In the period between elections Hattaway himself was implicated as the unindicted -t _t co-conspirator in the notorious "clay pit" affair , which was investigated by the Seminole County Grand Jury. Pd. Fel. Adv. Pd.far by ClellComan Ill. Camp. Trees. Bob French I Want To Return Our Government To The Citizens Of Seminole County mmisdlct.d c.-c.,,.pIr,,c,',, Moos.y McI,, I. Gunter unter I WILL BE MY OWN MAN" mat acuc S,a s..a.. i.,.,. vS.. ISs Vs*np.s. Ormad Juty PSd tsri..v Pvuutd..t Mats wwwkwd c.rit,,. Later. IS. kd,r.l shad jury wkIck ladfci.d 00011 las. £4 Owwy Il,e.d tk.s lip. Os.s Sloowy sad edt. $ l.watbsv ires nudists.' PAM a 1,1 a-a- oulpiritsi. ) 219TffljMJ TlIfA An HONEST County Government Mrt if Mi cssp.ip US. Is the .aaI. Of iou. pibUc as as mmk.4Ic.4 Co. .- An OPEN DOOR County Government A Return to RESPONSIVE Government A UNIFIED County Commission Till ftlaw fig to". Ditty KMt.uy, maid all 1k. attn pIlM Mu.sy. S.u..lp $1 IS, fact Mo...y '.i.mw.y " -I FEATHER CITIZEN ORIENTED Government It c.if4 Si, sild this Is fiat epa-a-, *5. tm ps sf 1k4 gread Jury -P" die Judsy' T..sy. D. . A Vote For FRENCH. Is A Vote For:0 Py, 00. s, 17.-.7A In 1974, Bob Hattaway said C Feather favored new procedures In three of the four categories. "Qualifications, no," Feather said. "Several years ago the board Instituted a princi psi-training program which, based on the performance of our many now principals, has proven to be effective. Assignments, yes. But you'll hear about these possible changes at upcoming board meetings. "Evaluations, yes," he continued. "For Instance, the date's new Statewide Assessment Program Instituted this year will show how each school performs. Autonomy, yes. One change taking Ph" Is that the board has established a Curriculum Advisory P1. SHOULD AN UNIN' DICTED COMCONSPIRATOR BE ELECTED TO THE FLORIDA HOUSE?. - • Florida Economic Report BARTOW (AP) - Polk County Sheriff Monroe Brannen returns to work Monday, but only long enough to collect back pay due since his Aug. 27 suspension on now-cleared charges that be tried to smear an opponent. Gov. Reubin Askew announced Thursday in Tallahassee that he planned to reinstate the four-term sheriff who was exonerated last week. .1. 1ssN.ra, $.ø Feather, Jackson Vie For School Board IN cwmcr TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Workmen's compensation Insurance, which has soared in price the past year, Is being treatened by widescale abuses which are costing insurors millions of dollars, one official warns. And many of those abuses were prompted by attorneys, C.C. Dockery, executive vice president of the Florida Roofing Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association, told a meeting of the Florida Insurance Task Force on Thursday. ' . • "I agree wig his campaign slogan. Voters shoi.ild take a good look at both candidates. A reall goo look. If you do, you'll see why you need Greg Drummond to restore integrity to your ! legisative body." p LESS DOLLARS/ MORE SENSE EF&N%m MAP%kw MEN& r%E%1 1&A&A&%1L1W% 11%cal mm STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 33 REPUBLICAN Pad POIII,Ca: Ac1.etisem.ni Pad 104 by Ge,jro Fepclev Can'patjn I ,iJ$u'0q �U [I " has a ànpr tIsu. ft.tths L HDwiI1.amiIoi, 0h fostllgani, iNch is U tow of Iaceaion. A HE SAYS au.h tr714 to k..p Its dg* on on an .h H. 2606& season wJ.. .-.l rewww" a 9=7 FNMLM9 011 amef9p nu CHNM V7Th r,Metro_(iür,nm annp In U, pme -t II (pSland flgwea Evans Is "one of the tianIi to Orlando Evana La &odisy In at Deytons 8 '' 0" aiI Weat Orange Invadsi Oviedo. Saterday at 2 It will mod dPfOS tOWis to sA-ivanless $.ra. laplerd. p1. Lake I ____ &m7wll and I II u0le A00tioll for Its third j ________________________ quarterback cerem m which hall won twice in "I 'it's. 1 a ranked', Keen. .lot of things would have to go rl*. We're going for the sin, g its . . i t. Brantle , P H ardy , Pace 4th 6 1 1~ . . 4 8 .0, - I IV 13 ' , i I ot Win. The Patriots took advantage of this fine field position liging 11 plays, •_____•J car"Peohd - 24' b LI v IN .% . o S I.. I . Ir 4 %. I I - - .1 ,.". ..w -- . g , 4' • _ - drive ,. At Stake For FSU When a pair of team that am . . a. .;- Our boys are playing as will P1Ob&blY "W e have six first turners ; win this One.— en ldput thepads wedi&tev : He called Clemson , 'lllpredictable..Theyve been ha v. he said. All are expected to play against Clemson, however. 1 of the things we didn't throw off e would have had a chance to had been able to throw off some be very good. But we didn't win -, ... . - -. '•"•" - .... . . r . -~-'7_;~ . c. . ~ ______ tP I itik,, -ra . . ' . - . ~~~ . .. .. r-.z. - -.-- . - - £ S.. . . . 1 t ': . . - .. .... Golden State 112, porliAnd n TENTH - 1. Mamia (6) 13." 1.20 TodWs Comes 4,00; 2. Arco 14111.00 4.00; 3. Lprres Indians at Now York Neft Phoenix of Chica" 00(64) 11300. San Antonio at Kansas City ILIVIPIfll-1.J*tI.Echivi(3) Birmingham at New England Atlanta at Los Angeles . . .. ' New Orleans KnIcks Winnipeg Houston at Edmonton .•,.. . - the bet learn in the league ... ' .. break," said Cleveland Coach 1; , 'Iabl . UIII.Uj the •, ton Proving ing '"- - 4 7 0 a 29 .. L~l . said an Holzm 114-90 a.... - - Wayne Kelley hauls In touchdown pass; George Dague defends Seminole took possession on Its 44 and moved . 111Y's 1,d 1, I • came up empty-handed her I I 4WJk Ailitlifis .1 I__ , U(.J e F - bounds at the two. David HUI Intercepted a Hardy pus at the goal line. At this point Brantley seemed 14 get things moving again, moving to its own 42 before tiaraY Uflercep(ed a next pass and ran lt all theway backfora Hardy lunges for first down Salem on tackle ' Goalie Switch __ 5;nnrlcc. I inf4c - U By The Associated Press did. They Just got one out of with the lead IonIiit - won their third game. d • ' %A' In other NBA games, the Celtics whipped the Buf. Philadelphia ran its unbeaten lab Bodn Braves 112105, the Denver - 1! ~ 5, Seminole, - Tuscowilla McGee In 4drWay Pensacola Tie 7 Kelly admitted that he got South Seminole and Tuscawilla battled to a 14-14 tie watching time youngster stop (AP) - McGee said. "I've never been a course and took a share of the Jerry McGee is building a new defending champion before. top spot. home in Ohio, which should be '13we's a lot of pride out ready for ocopancy in a couple here on this tour we play. I bur3&Y afternoon in a Cham Tom Wei3lwpf, former cham. fare, the lasl chance the players South Seminole, 1-2-2, got pion Ue Elder, Grier Jones. have to add to their official scoring efforts from Brian burst as the Knicks never g banded score, propelled Los within 14 points after that. Angeles over Atlanta. The triumph enabled the Kings to Celtics 112, Braves is over the Flames, who now are winiess in 10 games at the Forum. --- '-' '"' - If Allen needs a sideline urn- _. t*;.;;_ 1:~_ tootI1111101111loo (ii'r IF% 'I' e '4lI IJl The Chargers have some key injuries and the Steelers, who . can't afford any more losses, Buffalo 23, NY Jets 9 id 4Jfl Pittsburgh 30, San Diego 10 3 4 2 I 3 21 5 3 1 34 43 5 3e, 2. Xabry McRae (LC) 25:49, 3. 3403. Manolo.Ramon (5) 32.0 0 (1 Mike Ware (S) 2601 1 Marty 71 5340 P (17) 126.30. Gilmore (3)25 04 S. Warren New York Islanders S, St. LouIs 2 Philadelphia 3, Pittsbur gh 0 Los Angeles S. Atlanta I VInCO.V,7 Cleveland 1 241:06,7. Clifford Wheat (FJC) 26:00, 5.40 3.00; 3. 7ul(7) 6.20; Mike (33)33w Hinton (S) 2530 SEVENTH -1. Ectiano.Arana (1) (LC) 36:31. Il. John Hughes It 640 300 2 D0rnIng0AIberd 26:57. 12. 5 0 14 back at quarterback. San Francisco 24, St. LouIs 20 The 49ers are for real and TI J Sn . a Will' * 0(I 4) V 00; P (4-1) ?8.00; Big Q 12. Callaway IS) V:01, IS. John' Whytir Chicago it Detroit P1111ACIIIII)III& At Now York Islanders Boston at Montreal Now York Rangers at Pitts. burgh Atlanta at Vancouver Toronto at Minnesota Jai-Alai ORLANDO-SEMINOLN MATINEE RESULTS I. Echano-Sanch.z FIRST Baltimore 33, Houston 14 Lols Bert Jones becomes a primetime television star in the Mon. day night game. . M ia mi 2 ;2. Paron(3uw °Aolo 1 5) 3 60; Q 0 -2) 21.$0 P (2- 1) H.30. ELEVENTH -I. Anton.Altu (I) 00 .50 16.60; I. CachoGoro 1.40 4)040' 23.00; SECOND - 1. Eddy-Albordl (6) 1400 10.00 740; 2. EchanoY:a (1) 4.40 3,40; 3. Domingo-Javi (2) 3.00 Washington at Chicago THIRD TWELFTH AIdeOa.YZa (I) 12.50 -. - I. Sala-Ramon (1) 1.1 120; 2. Domingo-Elona (1) 10 60 13-40 2.60; 2. Mamwju&n (8) ftskofball 00S.20; 3. Formin-Arca 14) 3.00; Q (I$)32.00;P(tS) 11160; with 1-8) 351.60. A 2506; Handle 5130.716. 11.20 6,00; 3. Urta-Miguol (S) 6.so QU-S) 12.40; P(1-1) 109.50 FOURTH - 1. Eddy-Aguirre (3) 1I.20$504S0; 2. Arta.Javl (1) 1240 CONFERENCE Division w i. PC?. øi 3 0 1.000 3 1 .750 kj Boston NY Knks NINTH - 1. Arocha (6) 15.00 7.2o 6.29. 2. Alava (1) CIa 6.203. Bilbao - Cleveland at Lm Angtios Sunday's Games Minnesota at Philadelphia Boston at Buffalo EASTERN EIGHTH - I. BIIbao.Zarm (2) 10.20 4.00 3.20; 2. Fermin-Ramon (3) 3 40 3.10; 3. Alava-Echave (3) 1.60; a (2-5) V.60; P (2-5) 105.00. . and Pat Haderi'all am healthy National Basketball Association and will get even heal thier when they see the Seahawks. may have Terry Bradshaw - - - NY Nets 2 2 .500 Phllphia 2 2 .500 • 1tj Cleve Central )ivIlai !1TI'i.i,r.iflr. SLACKS J in x $ 4500 SALE NOW U,. Ys. MasIW O.Aqs E HIS Ckarto c,s 1 Am lip p,,, M1Ic.,. 1 1_-0t.s I Pr,. SANFORD PLAZA __________________________ - their third game, had a 14-point Calsucks 3, Barons I 6 'I met the team in the afterlead by halftime and main. Rookie Andy Spruce came off tained an II-Point bulge at the noon after I got to Detroit. I admit I was more than a little the bench and ignited a slum-. close of the third period. Dallas V, Was hIngton 21 With Roger Staubach hurting, for the following Sunday. F.spedaily old teams. 'ii,) CIncInnati 23, Cleveland . The Browns could gain a share of first place in the AFC Central by knocking off their Ohio rivals. Th e Bengali like '1 under dogs as well as anybody, but not these underdogs. j Oakland 34, Denver 17 The Raiders are due to break F .1 I r out. Last week's four-point vi . ' - close for comfort. Playing an AFC West opponent co uld be catalyst they need . . Detroi t 24, Green Bay 10 I The Packers won the first meeting, but that was at home. Playing in Pontiac, Mich. gives , : UP. .. - .. ., - i . . . I 0 '. . - .. / 11; /,/ -. - . ~ 1-._ - ....I- . . ;., . I , six times. rI "It's a tough fact to realize try to win the first downs. we cannot dominate anybody We have to get live or six any more," said center Jim 5' .,. .11. I was merely trying to gain bene- yards on first down. that kind of I,anger. a veteran of the Dol- The Associated Press obt ain- fits for the players and to help ed a copy of the letter, which create more jobs. - NFI.PA It it understood that Ander. at the time." son's letter, dated Oct. 14, alThe tentative agreement ready has been posted in the called for a player limit of 43 I Sam Henry Powell 4A . Jot' Ktiowles is a maii of c/lartI('It'r (lfl(/ a/'iIit.i'.,, Vote Nov. 2 for Abe 111141111TIC'm Democrat-Dist, 34 State Representative pul *4, pd oi b, cansp ra - .-.- I , commend Joe Knowles" locker rooms of several NFL plus a taxi squad of four playclubs. ers. But alter that was tabled, In challenging Garvey, a the squad limit for the 1976 seamove which could lead to a son was set at a flat 1. stuff, then we can throw on phins' 1972-14 Super Bowl clubs. An derson suggested be made While concedi ng he may have available to all members of the been hasty in calling a Board of White at quarterback. They or a if Garvey failed to hon- Representatives meeting on request and publish its Aug. 31, before certain legalities could use Tom Landry there conten ts in the Checkoff, a were se ttled, Anderson said and still win. Everybody knows NFLPA publication. 'squad size was very important . that teams playing on Monday , night have trouble recovering e agreement with the owners that representative in the talks. many things from with Rooney, which was not view of the Pro Picker who them that they will never give binding on the association, he went 11-3 last week and is 67-30f. the Cowboys may use Danny ' I running Bay game," Vataha said. 'The [)ol- Griesesacked quarterback Bob brella, It wdl be to protect him te Ed GarAnderson said in signing the phins are a team we match up from the shower of points the would be acceptable vey," Anderson wrote. "He memoradurn of understanding very well against. We'll run and Cowboys will score. That's the wants too The picks: pacing Boston over Buffalo. The unbeaten Celtics, who won really wanted to play well. ft Bob E. Smith and Mark Hayes money.winn. The top 60 for Donovan on a four-yard plunge "It's got a trophy room m it," was awfully important to me. I were J ust one stroke back at 6$. the year areexemp( for the 1977 and Joe Vinci on a 60'iJ nervous but those guys played bering Vancouver offense, outcome never was In dout McGee said. and grinned. "And didn't putt ptrt1cuIar1y well, U.S. Open champlon Jerry season. Those from 61st down raule.daule pass PLAY from great in front of me ... i was sparking the Canucks past alter that. I've only got one trophy. It sure but I played that last nine about Pate, playing before his home. are not exempt. Cleveland. Aggressive Nu"eu lit, Back, 10 would be nice to get anothe r as well as I can play. Mark Cochran. Cochran passed expecting a lot more work." town friends and neighbors, forechecking by Spruce set up Dan luel poured in 26 of his to John Kerr and Craig Cochran 11s kind of exciting, CICTIIng In the World Hockey Associ- the winning goal by "And I will play well the rest could do no better than a 75. "1 Dennis game-high 30 po ints as Denver. for the extra cmbdi. U P tnnlr . ... •.,.e .i... .1 fimt k..... UJJ ..... iuus.i u0 t) 6.' .1 aLlan thø rniulJw;I 'Jl10E3 V'rvergaeri midway 'U4V"I a-U, Uldi wrU' we way. u Ican UL ie on my get t through also unbeaten in three games T us cawI ll a, ri th yea 1-1-2, got sco ng edged e Birmingham Bulls 4-3 the third r In lion with a (our-under-par 67 putterroflingallwe,z will he said. No, 60 spot," said period, breaking a 1-1 jumped to a 60-61 first-half be in bursts from in lead Schlee. Randy Lee on a who Itt, Trevino was well that gave McGee a overtime and th Minnoth o'ties th.!t of the the hunt." tic. Spru then contributed an and crwsed past winiess Mil, yard play and Billy Wendell on iUon that qualities first-round lead Thursday in the 73 and Hubert Green shot a 72 in insurance goal. waukee. for61. an cx- a pass erception and 50-yard emption. Murphy is No. ros played a 1-I tie. I1,0 McGee, who missed only one the cWfly, cloudy weather. Oilers 4, Bulb 3 Warriors IU, Trail Blazers Pensacola Open Golf green and didn't have a five oi return. Pat Burkhart had the Tournament, the event th While McGee. with more than TOrOnto's Bob Neely scored a '1 think I'm scrambling for It extra point conversions, A] HAmilton scored a powerRick Barry scored 34 powat last his card, played his ba ck nine in power play goal in the second year provided him with the only $i,o in earnings this year, is a lot more than play goal with 7:10 gone in with the help of a newly John Is," Mur- Defensively, Tusca wilia w 32 and had to do it to hold off deve period, as t(Iy he flOW looking for his second career snapping a I-i tie. The overt ime, gi phy said, "Alter all, he's ving Edmonton Its aped set shut in leading Golden the afternoon challenges 0O paced by takiers onIy Robed Tittitle, Murphy and Schtee have ahead of me. goal permitted by Palm- victory over Birmingham. With him shooting tenhofer and Steve Cresaman steer was scored by State over Portla nd. Rookie 'After playing out here on the Tommy Aaron. John Schlee anid something else at stake - an a Go I Danny SaInts 1, Aeros I cen ter Robert Parish and IIJUF a. long as I have, I didnt Bob Murohy, w ho guess I've got to forgEt while Howard Kim and Marty Grant in the first period. matched exemption from having to Holt play him and try to get past some- Rogers recovered fumbles and s power-play goal stitute Charles Dudley, along tiunk it would hap, i, be.' I was MeGee' effort on FlIers 3. Penguins I the 6,549- qualifying rounds before each body that's even higher on the Marty at 1:29 of the third period gave with Barry, keyed the really nervous on the first tee," yard Pensacola Country Club tour Rogers also intercepted st Goahi.' Bernie Parent Warriors nament next year. li ." record. Minnesota its tie against bus- offense in a pass, the third quarter ed his 41st NH!, shuto ut us lou. when they went ahead to stay. 20-10 1330 mo 2 Cactio.Zarro (1) Ps Thursda y$ Resells executive director Ed GarBut he refuted accusations game. Wide receiver Rand for Darryl Carlton. who has all These two teams don't like withI In a personal letter each other anyway, so they ervey representatives of to play- that he had sold out the players Vataha doubted there would be ankle injury, for the second the to the owners w hile working out any change in strategy in the straight week. hardly need the incentive of a I - NFL teams. an agreement with Dan Roo- rematch. race to inspire them for Sun Miami's weakened defensive "I really believe that we will ney, president of the Pittsburgh "I assume we'll stay with our day's showdown. line play was evident as Tampa never be able to achieve an Steelers and management's strength, which is the ' ' I for .691 this season. shots while beating the Red continue their home domination Charlie Scott scored 31 points, Warner League Junior varsity Wlnija in a preseason game. This is the last Individual football game at t Paimateer was nervous on he Seminole event of the the eve of his NHL debut. sawn and, there- little League field, FOUNT)I - -lOgUIZa.PetsZ (I) Florida Division II Anderson, Garvey Split . ( 7 13.2013.005.40; 2. ICIMItIa (4) 3.10 110:3. LarrlElona (3) 400; 0(43) - - The game's final tally came When Your learn is losing, streak to six games by blanking Nuggets stopped an Florida's Fisher has averaged dler, but Fisher is the man who Milwaukee "The fact that we've given up will be Phil Gargis vs. Jimmy 147. thing goes even hunches. Pittsburgh. with seco hol ds ft nds remaining. any together and makes it Bucks 119-1, and the Golden Fisher for first place in the "Gargis is the most complete a lot Of Points the last couple of Coach Red Kelly of the To. Brantley quarterback Dean Islanders 5, Blues 2 all work." Barfield said. State Warriors trimmed the weeks concerns me," he said. Southeastern Conference quarterback we've faced," said Frith connected with Richard ronto Maple Leafs played one Jean PotvIn's shorthanded PortlaEd Trail Blazers 112-92. Wilder, Florida State has been beaten Saturday. Dickey, coach of the 12thMichael Sutton of Seminole Thursday night, and as a result, goal highlighted a ftee-goal Bobby Smith scored 23 pouts Grew, is if There will be 33-26 by Florida and 31-19 by full Supporting rated Florida Gators. speed-burner who mapped his dub's long winless New York second period and and Campy Russell added 18, Auburn in its last two games. casts, of course. But the focus of He said leads Florida's outside running was the game's leading rusher streak and came up with a hot- carried the Islanders past St. leading Cleveland's victor} this football game between However, Bowden said, dier is a wide re- with 102 yards on 18 gloved goalie. victories in I,ouis. With Denis Potvin In the The Cavaliers went on a 31-11 carries. ceiver who has caught 21 paiums er than two members of our de Auburn and Florida, the only which they barely c Seminole, Hoping to stop a seven-game penalty box, Jean Potvin took tear in the second quarter to 4-3. is home next two er ed unbeaten teams in SEC Tennessee's Randy Wallace and av ag 24 yards for each week femive unit who are geftin lickagalod Lake Howell. non.wmnning String, Kelly the puck at the right side- break open the game. ed not Once but over and over, play. will be on the versatile and Florida State's Jimmy reception. Lake Brantley entertains serted 22-year-old Mike Palm. boards. He found Ed Westfall at senior quarterbacks who per- BIacL we're playing about as good . The Knicks played without steer into the game and the the left boards, then converted Auburn flanker Chris Vaca- Apopka. formmuch alike. we can defense." Auburn Tiger Coach Doug rella has caughty broad-shouldered goalie kicked Westfall's centering pass at guard Walt Frazier, who was 12 u. They are one-two In offense out due to a death In his family. in Barfield is equally cornBut hI aver out 24 shots, leading Toronto to 14:45 o a #1 New ag He said he was pleased in the conference. Auburn's e of 28 yards per York lead. Austin plimentary Carr came off the bench a 3-1 National Hockey League of Fisher. Kings 5, Flames 1 catch is best in the SEC. FSU'3 last three outings with Gargis has run and passed an "Ile gets overshado to score nine points and ignite victory over the Detroit Red wed 13 W the offensive squad, led Injuries have hampered Au Three first-period goals, Inaverage of 161 yards a game. Willie Wilder and Wes Chap- burn's seasoned runninlA bad Wings. the Cavaliers' secondquarter eluding Mike Murphy's short- J Vs Tie 17105006.402OgvI Y Cross Country 1. unlike our first two garae&11 The low wa, . the first after three victories for the Knicks whC, ! the unbeaten Cavaliers FIRST -1. CachoSincMz (6) 7140 10006003 Ccharoo-Javi (1) 500420 3 Eddy-Miguel (2)13oe (3.4) $310; P (6.3) 131.50. SECOND - I. Aldana.Javl (5) a J uC0 hour before kickoff last their system. We p1p,yed well - THURSDAY N1014T .C. MIAMI (AP) - The New ange Bowl since the Dolphins' for 166 yards and ran for 76 them whe t ' n hey re off balMonday England Patriots will try to first season in 1966. yards in the earlier game ance," he added. night. At the time, raindrops But despite the midweek re- against Miami as Dolphins' were falling on his head and snap a long jinx in the Orange Grogan has thrown 11 touch' - there was a broad smile on his Bowl Sunday and in the process Wring of fired New York Gi. quarterback Bob Griese was in- down passes along with scoring virtually eliminate the Miami ants' head coach Bill Arnspar- tercepted three times. six rushing touchdowns himface. The splashing never bothered Dolphins from National Foot. gers as defensive boss, Miami's self. Ile goes against a defense Miami enters the game on the 4-: Washington against either De- bail I,eague playoff contention. defense does not appear ready edge of extinction in the which has only eight quarterThe Patriots, 30-14 victors to handle the Patriots, headed trait or St. Louis. Those two American Conference's back sacks all season, one that . ; victories helped the 'Skins re- over Miami earlier this year at by quarterback Steve Grogan. Eastern Division race with a 34 allowed Tampa Bay to record Grogan completed 16 passes r.riL hphintl pItimnre #&I , three touchdo wn passes in a 23illi cover from consecutive dry-day home, have not won in the Or4, losses to Chicago and Kansas )loss last week the first I and New England 5-2. r aerials for the scoring Qty. Now they are 2 and tied 'if we lose we might as we ll for second place in the National go to the senior prom, because pansion Bucs. The Patriots also have run". . Football Conference East, one BAIXIMORE (AP) - Dick struggle for control. Anderson it's all over," admitted linening back Sam Cunningham, game behind Dallas. r Anderson, president of the Na- acknowledged there was a split backer Nick Buoniconti. who has gained 559 yards. !) And guess who's coming to tional Football Ixague Players in the ranks on how to deal with The Patriots gained 278 yards The Dolphins will have guard town Sunday? Association, has split publicly the owners. against Miami in the earlier Larry Little starting at tackle Why it's those same Cow boys. rI "We had to stop their fast break," said Fitch," ... and w P(6-1) 111111 -40; 4.60; 3. Urta-Miguell (5) S.20; Q (6-7) 90411-50; Do (6-6) $0.10. 2 6 3 7 32 James IfatrIs,Romm.Jaworskl The Saints shut out the the top-ranked offense and the cons the first time they met this Detroit and whipped St. Louis. Are theRedsklnsmudders? LA Well, Allen did order the tarps removed from the field one Good preparation was the k( to Cleveland's victory. Phila Detroit at Los Angeles : 3 3 15 47 Cleve Tnt .- Y HAl. BOCK the Lions the edge this time. . namesoun AP Sports Writer ke who knows how many Cardinals does new Coach Tommy Hud- vicious schedule. a dance and that's Just what caught pneumonia In that NEWYORK(Ap)-.Itwillbe speth, 2.1 New Eu&nd 34, &liami perfectly understandable if late over at Detroit. do over the listless Jets. Monday night morass in WashIf lightweight axnpa Bay he'll NY Giants 19, Philadelphia 7 ingtou Saturday night, a solitary Kansas City 31 T pe .y . COwu store &u powts against A new coach and a new apfigure wean a baseball defs came that patchwork Dolphins de, proach. Playing the Eagles Us Angeles 38, Seattle 17 and carrying an ice cream cone to Florida, they knocked off fense, imagine what Steve Gro- doesn't hurt either as New York The Rams have their pick of rives at BFK Stadium in Miami But the Dolphins werea an will do to gains Its first victory of the quarterbacks for a change. WashLngtoni- D.C. and does 'a - much tougher problem than the New Orleans 24, Atlanta se n. 4 Y night. "We didn't PI5YWell I theylid. 'hWy are a good ball C 1300 300 15.10; 2. BIIbao-Altu (I) Sundays Games ?' Gary Maran"i takes over at E berry, has had help from the seem to come pu short Thequarterback or injured Joe I heavens the last two weeks ational Basketball New York Now Orleans it Cleveland Narita Dirt Good M udders Allen, who finds solace in win each week. That's fine until I chocolate, vanilla and draw- playoff time when they always Coach Red ... team lost a at Wash .. .. with him, too. Coach George NFL's most generous del season And AU Allen1 you see, leaves little to Minnesota 21 Chicago 17 ha ve gone downhill since chance. The Vikings I enough to losing four stral"t . .20 lAO. 3. PatalAitu (1)100 0(25) 1600; P 12.3) 135* TWELFTH -1. MarurlArca (6) Chicago at M!Mauko* Kansas City at Indiana Washington at Houston Phoenix at Denver Atlanta at Golden State D.$OIt as onsan CONFERENCE PittI Reds kins D oin " g NFL Rain Dance Ile probably will have a hose KnICkS, t1 ItO 3.50240; 3. AfethsaAqgjne (5) J ralndanceontheso.yardllne. Bucvaneenisbouldbe KC has res ect ! "They MMI wiOW US to as R as we did in the In their next series the atriots had trouble moving ball,dueinpart to puorfjaJ position. The kickoff was mishandled and rolled out of - Gargis Vs. V1 -. New Orleans Cleveland at Buffalo Nets at &- - W L T Pta OP GA NY sI 1 2 1 15 37 n PhIIa 53 13 33 39 Allen S 6 I 11 31 47 NY Rang S 60 13 45 44 Smythe DIVISION SiLgu 650133543 L.A. .. . , at Detroit of Seattle Houston at Calgary Sondays Qaises Mor" I 'i -. Washington Phoenix of ChXI"I nnesota a WALlS . MINT"- 1. Zorre (6) 0.40 6.20 2. Alaws (1) 1.40 10.40; 3. Bilbao (5) York Today's Goom Phoenix of Now England Son Die" of Cincinnati Quebec at Indianapolis Edmonton at wkmlo.o Vancvr .. 01.00;3FrminZarr, (3) 280; Qt37)4P(3.7)75i30. Minn 1, ,,~--.i~., Boston 112, Buffalo 105 Cleveland 114. Now CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Divisin - :P_j1g .., - \ , z . I •i lo _"_' 2 0 3 .000 fl.ndays lisiIN Qaeaes .. . By The Associated Press Before meeting the New YoA Knicks,the Cleveland Clivaliers gave then great anecisiontotheCav3 • I . Bill Fitch. Hayes making the touchdown on a seven-yard rim with 10:$ left to play in the close one." Bowden said both teams have with costly turnove s that have ha hampered . toucbdm run for a M7 lead. "I'm frustrated," said Clamson Coecli Red Parker. "If we t we lived in fear of their fast 1 I. quarterback Hardys 16-yard Yards in 11 plays, with hfichael - . yard KWh* drive capped by . hod to Clemson. 14-2, at 7:30 thought we couild. We're just not P.M. Satwday. as good as I hoped we would be." have been playing He said his players are tired aiilie' said. " kids ' ohe and so he has cued off with the most pride and who n practice this week. of weeks. as • - ., - I ~- respect. "We figured the -17 M1eI holding , JUSt four downs series, the Sninoi. went 5$ ing A tough Year, but they look very ca pable." *A Seminole began the secoOd hfecorin with nmatter of pride, says Florida goodorbetterthanithoughtwe State Coach Bobby Bowden. could play," Bowden said. "But flj Seminoles, 2-6, will play we're not winning the games i PENSACOLA IA, vv .t 'Respect' " , V Bradley In the lead by a 74 margin. running backs Larry Key and together it all comes c .-...I to a 10 - Wayne Kelley with 29 second@ to P in the half. The extra point attempt Was no good leaving hvinRumnpoohdthgseirnsgot Jeff Leggett. I .. . cut thod when From Mae, the Sernimies launched a six-play scoring drive, highlighted by the 20Yard peas from Tim Hardy . * I 151 301.30. ptionix an at Colorado TALLAHASSEE (AP) - quarterback Jimmy Black and ; 1. . . M, . Was I .. ' tN 1.Aisv$IIflgOI (2) dmonton 4. Birmingham 3, OT , .-...- ___ Seminoles do victory dance after Hardy touchdown run Russell 1 1.0, son, and Jacksonville defeated RollIns, 8-4. In the days games Below left Is Rolllns Rusty Piggott diving back to first to elude tag by azi Dave Campbell . their own 47 where they ran out Piltrids 29, where it ran out of Brantley dawns. took over. The Patriots darted to move Mike Kavanavgh weds tearaway Jersey as Seminole corners him I r'" Golden St. 2' 33 mntn * 5.80 A.411111. 2. Aldono-Albordl (1) 6.40 Milwit" 251 s mvr,ay, ae,., eacicFalI Baseball Semlnolethenmo,edtlme bell to this time from , On . t . recovery by the Semindles. Seminole again moved the ballo .. l) 740; 3. Saffli-Juan IS) 120i 311-80; CONFERENCE Ni,d OMsis 3 0 1. Dsn :: z oenix S DIgS ... memorial Stadium. There Is no admission charge to the Zinn . 11 0 15 fl 10 45 35 RM Ml,u - - BmtkY And Seminole High The extra point attempi by Schools, the Seminoles carne Kaii,ansugh wall good making AWAY with a *13 Victory over, the SCM 7-0 In favor of the Patriots. After th. kickoff Both teams entered with Seminole came right back tewüsaIulthreelas. kIvIngto thePatrIot'32wl Liii. Bradley darted thing, the drive olffollowIngthekckf,jg sid, penalty against Ow 111111111 from their 34 to the Seminoles. Semincles' 16-yard line. where After holding ft Patriots to I .. 99; 6 f iIIii1 above, lumber to a pitch from 5 RIch Cheston. The tourney continues this ifternoun with 1:30 and . 5.uIes 2fluWiJfl5$ up with Saturday and Sunday games at noon, :*I . In what tacked tç to Closely contested Junior var- with l56Ofl the clock mip41k, sity football game between Kavanaugh took It in on a cross-county rivals Lake e. . Quebec . 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Pleas, vote for me on November Z c41tL' STATE ATTORNEY KIT 1ST) SCOOBY 000OYNOP.4JTTHOUR 10:00 2) MCOUFF, THE TALKING _ DOG 1) sHAz.*,, 7i cnoc(rrrs VICTORY GARDEN KIDS WI)FL0 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: The Prince and the Pauper.- 10:30 3: 12) MONSTER SCUAD 4* GONER PYLE TJ ANYONE FOR TEN- cneca Ticket Numbers For FREE 'P' Shirt At Discou nt Communications, Seminole Plaza a TICKETS 75 mffl [SATURDAY OCT. 30J ABBOTT HERRING IS YOUR EXPERIENCED STATE ATTORNEY FOR BREVARD AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES ABBOTT HERRING has served as your state attorney for the past 8 years. H. has proven his honesty, his kttegrfty, his administrative abty. He has fought to Preserve your Grand Jury system. He has given you vWrous prosecution, logell sthlcs with no fsvostm and focal respons*y (1971 rs*ig by Flodda auditor Is ascoknt) Jude doctor- University of Aork GAMES - AND FUN - COSTUME PRIZES - APPLE f)LJNKIN' DONUT I3ITIN' - AND LOTS OF FUN GA NI Es. FR FL POPCORN TO FEED TI I E NYSON? 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Vincent Pr, ,ken Frunwt (01W) 1mg, IIstodcie wna ci roysi as 2) (4) (1) (1) a NEWS IS THE BEST OF STEVE eamon during the roo 01 Ousen Elizabeth at me ch lFF, ig blodi. 530 U LAUREL NC • ALLEN 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 11:15 2) (9) (12) PEWS 11:30 14) MOVIE: ltie itise." 5,55 (9) HORRORS CONT.: "war ci me bdde." Gene Bany, Robin IUton, AlUm Tw1.4!. --- :. . Stevens Lasi,e,t sad frlead • ' V\K)M ' . .i? _____________________________ : UfS1d Am Robinsom 1953. SCION 1967. :7) MOVIE: "MXIkL" (A) J) HOUSE OF HORRORS: ti;: P• 7. II Fifteen women artists from Rights Amendment and: Florida will hare their work histories of won's displayed during a six-week personalities and exhibit at Florida organizsUm. Technological University that Artists taking port In the : reflects woman's search and Darna Margaret Rigg, Nancy . % . 9) ABC NEWS '12) WINNERS CIRCLE 24 AESOP (A) - 7. -: lI• ... - 3'k . • ,. ." v ' - - .-t b ..' . • ..;.ti' • . .. - , :'. lI I I Sports,, MPS, cops 'in robbers. Nothing worth watching on the tube these days... "The &ie Clicki NOW that's more like It: Tom and Jerry,, ______ Sylvester and Tweety . For Tour Listeekug Phag.r . . ,'Pushover' Can Also Be Marriaae Materied JaniceSpririgfjeld onference NOW APPEARING 9 PM 1111AM Every .. -. !l You Local People Have Asked For Them, So 11* Sheraton Sanford Inn Returns ................................. ir C - night except Sunday ShetonSanjyjInn I-tASa;1 0 I tdPh.323.4010 Sanford '2j MUSIC HALL USA 4) BUGS BUNNY 4) IIEE HAW 97 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW: H&toen Coe*Ltne By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR 47: What I call caution, modesty and restraint DEAR ABBY: I disagree with your answer to the 47-yearold woman, signed on a first date you see as "game-playing and holding out." I prefer the former, and i were served, sign your name, don't recommend that stonj print your name and address today at the Waldorf or any and note how long you waited. other pub eatery. DEAR ABBY: I recently attended the wedding of adear ihl men tee. Friend. It was the. second PUSHOVER, who described DEAR ABBY: There Is a her marriage for both of them. as the kind of man simple, foolproof way to she'd like to marry, even ml.l The wldr'. IU 0• yuui- riauranL cnecx when (p.s. The calvary officer daughter attended $though she went to bed with him she would have a little more you the wedding are consistently ignored by running the on their first date, She pride than she seems to in her the management and waiter requested that Ft. Riley Club dressed completely in black. I pay $2 for the She wore no jewelry what. regretted having yielded so honed desire for fulfillment after you are long finished with tablecloth, which I did. I then soever and all during the easily, thinking that now she and closeness. It she did, she may not be "marriage might be asking herse I insisted that I owned the lf first used this method at the Ft. tablecloth and asked him to cut ceremony, she wept so iwa material." whether a man who did not troflbly she had to be Officers' Club, but It You said aman may want a appreciate this in her would be Riley works In almost any kind of out the check, which I framed. comforted by relatives. pushover for a date, but not a the kind of man SHE wants to establishment from Howard lie finally thought it was funny, What would you make of such wile. That's upholding a double marry. too, wad pinned the tablecloth dress and behavior' . to the Waldorf. standard! If! were testing for marriage You simply draw a with the hole in it to the wall of WEDDING OR I would hope that the man material, I'd score affection, his pantry for his help to see.) reasonable facsimile of FUNERAL? lwould appreciate her as a honesty and openness a lot restaurant check on the DEAR W.T.: That might DEAR WEDDING OR: Were sensitive, affectionate woman higher than game-playing and tablecloth or placemat. If you have worked at the Ft. Riley I rating her joy on that . ready to act on her own basic holding Old. know what you owe, fill It in, If Officers' Club back in the days casiou, on a scale of one to is, needs. I would hope, also, that ALSO 47 you don't, write In what you when a tablecloth wasp, but If the management guts to send you a bin instead of an apology, you can then pay it. W.T. RABE The exhibit In the FTIJ Jay, Margaret Craig, Lydia: Library will feature a corn. Quick and Katie T. Wright. hinatlonof art forms, jncludlng Also, Barbara Calhoun, sculpture, photography, co nKirstin Eyfells Linda Moreno structlons, and painting iii a Wellman, Gretchen Lets and varietY 01 medIums. Martha Jeigon, Patty Renfro, J)tJiy Kannon, director of Samantha Hague, Cbarne graphics at FTU, calls the Nov. Porter and Patricia O'Neal. 1-Dec. 10 exhibit "an In. POetsJean Wed and Norma teresung combination." Along Maness will also have works on with art work, there will be exhibit. piped-In music by women Hours of the Flu exhibit are composers and singers, poozy 7:45 a.m.-ii pmL wonday. by women, books by and abod 7bursday), 7:45 axL4 pjm women from the F1J Library (Friday), 10 p.m. coliectlon, and such ether at- (Saturday) and 2a.m. p.m.-ll p.m tractlonsasa copy oftheEqual (Sunday). McMillen NABW Vice President Mrs. Janice Springfield, vice president of FlagS)il, Claire M McMullen, "I-"tant vice president, Flagship Bank Bank of Sanford Is atof Orlando, ha3 been elected In6.n vice president for tIeFlorida ten di ng a two.day nc (NABW). government - sponsoredShe was Installed timing the 54th annual NABW Convention, Sept. 26.29, New York City. .multgenocin Atlanta, Ga. Claire began her career at Flagship as a teller In 1962. I t Halloween Pan." IZi HEE HAW Guests: C.W. McCall. Crystal Ga4, &ieh Arbor. 24 THE GOODIES PARTY 4; 7:30 T4) THE MUPPETS SHOW 11 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: The Prince ft and DANCE SAT. OCT. 30 5:30 'TIP? Priies for Best Costume Pauper." 8:00 12) EMERGENCY: Gage (Randolph MaIOth) is low. 2 MIAMI" [ FRI.& SAT-Ocr. 29 8 30 Enloy Your Favorite Cocktail 7 Days A Week COCKTAIL HOUR Man. Tkrv Fri. lp.m..op.m, PRIEHOt$C. HORD'OEuvN,s LUNCHEON hVvIduIam.,m DINNI SIfVIdlp.m.Ilpm [ Ike Ftiktq Tkieueo STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Niat to Post Office) : SANFORD 857 2; 12: NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 121 NBC MOVIE: Jolwi Wayne. Eddie Albert. 1974. A detective setS Out (0 avenge the staying of his best friend and gets entanced In a W6b of drug dealing and double Crossing. 4. 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW: Pan. to 2 hftOydappid Ir,cd $1 19 1141 Valu, PROUDLY PRESENT THE 2ND ANNUAL SEMI NOLE COUNTY BAND FESTIVAL SATURDAY, NOV. 61 1976 7:30 PM Doing Her Own Thing By EWA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent It's a terrible blow to discover your youngster has diabetes, refer to the age 01 the patients, many complications often we want to help wipe it out!" but It applies to anyone on In- develop. Meetings are held the second The Foundation plans to show Tuesday of each month at the su!in. Tha Is on two bUUIIII shots a day, which she ad- films on low blood sugar to St. Margaret Mary Social Hall, ministers herself. There are schoolchildren this year to help Winter Park, at 8 p.m. especially If she's an active child in elementary school. Lorraine Rubutsky got the bad also four urine tests daily, and explain news four years ago, when daughter Tina became Ill. Wanting to know as much about the disease as possi bl e. Lorraine founded the local chapter of the Juvenile + Ta. Good Every Ca, Etcepi Wed Ilun ham tI3pm Lmt 7 Famous For Good Ta V*u,S, &0e FRI CHICKEN M TILt 10PM -F LAy TiLls )IPM 1$ F,.n At, lHs*à I? TI Sintord She is recently back from a merchandising convention In Miami where the organization -owld tickets on CB radios to raise money for research. "We brought back sixteen hunclerd dollars," she said, "plus a lot of donated merchandise that we will sell later." Lorraine, who Lives In the Eastbrook area, explained the use of money raised for research; "On a government list of charities for research, it 44, is pointed out that 85 pet. of our money raised goes directly to research. We have 70 chapters in thiS country and Canada. with only two paid people at the national level. The rest, like mys elf. are Arictly volun- teers." Presently the Foundation is selling Christmas cards and Super Bowl tickets. * Last year over one million dollars was given to 28 research projects, and four fellowships, according to Lorraine. One thing she would like to make clear, is the terni 'Juvenile diabetes' It does not LYMAN HIGH STADIUM I She Leads Campaign Against Diabetes - C the • - - p . . FEATURING BANDS FROM ' * LYMAN 1Stability * OVIEDO Balance *SEMINOLE HIGH Good 41ôC IiIOYICs Democrat-Dist. 34 State • COME ON OUT & SUPPORT OUR HIGH SCHOOL BANDS JOe Vote Nov. 2 for I" * LAKE HOWELL body, which is the reason so Knowles has .c:ahilin', halwu'e and good judgmen: lID AAf%Dr & • I * LAKE BRANTLEY eyes. Even though insulin keeps victims alive longer, it also LORRAINE RUBUTSKY places greater dress on the Gordon V. Frederick /'T% 4, go Judgment S '4?' . ' Pianos-Organs ' I if problems. a monthly test for kidney in. CoiLseling is offered to new •'IVIYL.4. LJVhI-Oi.) fectluns. She also eats six times diabetic patients. Lorraine a day, with two snacks at school spends up to 70 hours per week, answering calls and informing to keep her energy . Bob Balls Pianos & Organs Juvenile diabetes patients do victims' families. "This is the ,tSt.,Sind I not look different, even though third leading killer in the 322.2255 they have a chronic disease country," said Lorraine, "and Generally, a natlent will have at least one hospital stay a year, to check on kidneys and . Diabetes Foundation and has been elected to the national board of directors. 9) $100000 NAME THAT TUNE CNPCk,n mashed potato and gravy, Cole slew and hot butter tastin' b SANFORD CIVITANS • EVENING HERALD I I'd give her a zero. CONTEMPORARY SOUNDS FOR THE YOUNG & YOUNG AT HEART 830 4; 6 DOC: Doc lsIelIed by a rnysfenous malady and a super eftent lady docwr who taices over iii Wets. e Clinic Pracbm. Yvonne Wilderguest stars - ..: 7.00 ered down a narrow pipe in an aftea1 to rescue twoconsvuclion workers trapped by it osve iflatanezcavataonSite, 4) (4; THE JEFFERSONS Episode to be announced. .9 j DC(Jy PAR1'ON SHOW 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT V')1F TRAP:'V4ord Series of Jazz.- Three of Amenos's top Jazz e ertalners-jinger auiiy Eck,ne, piwxs Earth Faiha" Hnes and Tnsreter Dizzy Gillespie arq featured.. (R) 6* FRAN CARLTON SHOW -- .:'. Evening 6:00 2) 14) (6) tZ) NEWS 6* HOU9INI SPECIAL 24 M)M*il 6:30 2.1 NBC NEWS 4) CBS NEWS :43 30 MINUTES ZOOM FL W omen s Art Shown - w e. Ile NatIve Floddlem resident of Ssmlnol. County Married, 4 ctüldrsn 2:35 19) HORRORS CONT.: 'The P.bd dor." Bail Rothbcn, Ellen Dvw. (01W) 1941. Doc-4. Ion riwilis pretty *rre. and then doss away wirn me Pk. '1) MOST WANTED sod to be announced. 1100 Vitaran A Mason; Trsssuier. p4d& Pro ascutcis Auoclstlon; Member of Florid.. Brevard and Seminole Bar auoci.tI; Florida Bs Key (4) PASTOR'S STUDY 10:00 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT NEIGHBORHOOD (A) APES CONSUMER SURVIVOR 130 143 LATE NEWS 2:00 IS iooCLUB 12, TARZAN 173 ZOOM 24 MISTER ROGERS When the going gets tough, the tough get going! I'm tough on: (01W) 1967, At SIX peande.was He cheerful, hilpiligeig child bet aagtIt cold ly and In Jarnary developed polemowia and w heippalised in Sanlord, bis parents new home. Then a 10, he retwied to Jackaonvw. University Hospital for a heat cilbetariedlon. His psrrds haven't received the bill yet but .act It to be anywhere between $2,00 and IS0. And jtM as aoon as for a hft biopsy. Some doctors believe he will outgrow the condition; ethers say he will liv all filelife Meanwhile, alIbis parents' medical insurance except for the most basic coverage has been discontinued. Mrs. bed has taken a job Loan to help inset medical expenses. Her htabsnd works at Palmer EecIrk, To help the family, the local chapter of Beta Rlgma P111 has darted a fond. Perione wtaidgig to contribute nay make denstjoneto the Steven taube,t Fond, FtigiNp Bank of Sanford, ' with a mine deed in Mexico. Dear Voter, 930 4) CAMPAIGN 76 7) ADAMS CHRoppct.. ES captioned tot me deal. 9) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Events to be an- 10 MOVIE: Mexican Ilo)ctdo. 1948. Comedy with the boys on a wild goose chase FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES Stiemi crawls, crows, plays with his toys like any ether yarcid child. Husfied birthday was one week ago. Bet Steven ian't exactly like any other on&yea For one thing, he only weighs 1 potmds. The average chil dhis age weighs closer to 24 powids. Nor does Steven breathe an average 40 breaths per minide ilk. mast people. His reapiratory rate Is breaths per minde -and upto 109 when he crieL His UtUe ched is lellow and cuban. "It's a cironic lung problem, but the doctors don't know exactly what cieses It, nor what to do about ft," explained te boy's mother. 'hey call it ReopIratoy DlMreuSyncirume-1108 S IMENE tevenwasanappsragly normal, healthy InaShrinking It"' Grant Williams. Randy Stuart. (.4) (4) 008 NEWHART SHOW: Bobs reoeØonlst aid a SIsktis llgir. with a dock In Its revel both Ow the per c*1OIO,I a held time. PIssId, two.cwics baby when hewas born a year ago hi Jacksonville Memorial Hospital, rtateii Mrs. Lashed, Bid a coiçle 01 hours later, her doctors discovend that the dud's breathing was aheormafly - alarmingly rapid: 240 breath, per minute Tie baby's longs had collapsed, there was an air pooket on his heirt, and immediately he was puton oxygen. Shortly thereafter, he was transferred to the reonatal Intensive care unit at Jacksonville University H-at. "I jat died when I saw him In intensive care," the mber, "He had all these needies sticking in Ms chest, aid wires everywhere, and an oxygen helmet over Ms face." It was four weeks before she get to hold her baby for the first time. Mrs. Laubert and her huband, Bill were faced with hospital and doctor bills totaling almost $10,000 by the time Steven was strung enoth to come home. Their medical insurance took care almost of the cod, and they were also helped by the Beta Slna PIÜ sorority In Jac*anvilh, 01 whIch Janet was a member. Vegas. ROAD RUNNER It gsrous psychotic ire is a VIT*S and preys on young limim 24 STARDLIST AND TINSEL TACULAR: Boxing Doubleheader, ten round ____ hallWwGight light Duane Bobic, and Young Sanford and Mike Marry vs Torn Bostiis In a ten round AgN tieavyseigii rTietC*I, from Las TWEETY DAILY.RO 1ktm Saxon goests as dew Save Ste ven Fund __ __ ' 430 (4) cas SPORTS SPEC- IS OLSTrS TREEHOUSE (7) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 'I) TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 8:30 (2) (12) THE PINK PANTHER (.4) (4) BUGS BUNNY-' IS NOI1CIAS EN ESPANOL 225 Called Tigress TICS (12) THE VIRGINIAN 4:00 '2) TOPIC: DECISION 76: Two hours. (.4) lOBE AANOUCPED 11:45 5) U) SATURDAY NIGHT 12:30 10 DURKES LAW 1.100 *) HORRORS CONT.: CLSTARSKY AND HUTCH: Starts ByJEANPA1'n Wiaiei'1Editor 8isvem Laubert Is a pixie child with huge blue and the ct*edgrin. He's a Daddy's boy, uysMommy, Janet Laubest. 'DaddY"was the first word h aid. ' )aa was the size. RACES TER (R) 3:30 BROTHERS RAZZLE DAllLE COMEDY SHOW (7) SESAME STREET (A) GILuoms GLAND TO BE ANNOUNCED loppol prio. me,u wimisy. IS LETS GO TO THE 14) CAMPAIGN 76 43 CAROL BURNETT SHOW: Guest: Roddy Sorority U Night P.bvles. Ant movie, "Di'. C)ds Albert Dikisir, tios Logm 1940. TIle c*e,. ar shrinks Puve to del etien PAimy sis up is) (7) BILL RESELL RAPS (R) NASHVILLE MUSIC (7) USA: PEOPLEp j. York. (12) LIVING WORDS 7:00 1 2) ACR s$ THE FENCE (4) ARTHUR AND CO. (1) THE HUDSON 40 damorlssit sn.çls in a iauiey silhooll TV 'move oipiaion kdanSe(lnlgoo,dI,Ingme presidency of Tat? (7) CONSULTATION 3.00 2$ MASTERPIECE TWA. ORNAMENTAL HO CULTURE With Miss THE MIDNIGHT John Adams-Vice Presi. daat (A) 2:30 CL MOVIE Tel Them Wle Boy RodJord rti.n BIslie. 1960. Vjmw , chess story dealing with me while man's bssim,ri of me Morning spociablisouilgindepthex. sminallons of the n__ and the issues. m acnow 2) TARZAN (1) ARAS SPORTS WIima Saturday b*MohyN1a win ci 1.00 10 PEWS (7) M . -LEHP.ER PORT 24 AGRONSKY AT LARGE 330 ITIMOVIE: "fr*wnsl Sit- 24 LLIAS, YOGA AND YOU (4) pJjQ4pip Me.,. Mow. L ALL eotrrp (R) CL NCU FOOTBALL' Fact WftMayuw, depending an u wu. STREET WEEK BLAUREL NC WROY V.11.0, WILD WEST (7) WRY P4IIRTM*IN, WRY HARTMAN bon ba large city. HERRING __ @PAsToRssncy \ TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE AND MEMBERS OF THE AREA BANDS AND BAND BOOSTER GROUPS - , -, Representative ° DONATION $2.00 PER PERSON - '- �______________________awe WIFF110 ___ . : N exarone Sumsri'. : : -i_u . Sdilt.a. .$1fuIse • ..... THE HOPE OF Tastor's corner ' All eluia' Choir $ OF GE NEVA CHURCH INC NAlAR IN• Gooftyll 1v. Oq,lJd Nulls SusidlykIuul iu.WsuiNlp tIlS.p,p. e Eve. WSfllP ly UV. G41D W. *IWI LI. 4i. OUR COMMUNITY, , S a. _ ii--- The : *YJIIVN* OP INS NAZANINU k.lsr Lvi. 0"114sDlUllls S~ knew Muraoa, WinAIp YNWNuv III,. Service Nwwy p,', is, all. flIt M II:SSS. / Clone Church Assembly Of God ... _Z Church D of I. -., _, ' • Ml hj OUR NATION I - Presents Concert - Every yew we treated on ci be God t t" a" the 1Wdf plaods 01 ____ ea he MEP WW Jtj4 Boron from the Vh D li . r*miq rewn wldth aided r.,KM fl ___ watisi iasaraa, 5 from the traht1'I IsI. f w at t$ p.m. asnlcis b, fPesky d -J trarjc Mary 01 Urnm - a_ck waer f the sia ad the Great at the d Q, Clinger. He 7.01 thus ? • L' Ml WWI byp" the HeUoveen psity rn01 the ' will zsct the satiossny at oat. isvger given his t reating- w a In the most "aIneare" iniM.. p he henos N vsks chair with co find and wait the ruing at the Great Pimip&l LInis bdkvsi presentation to ed be and g I will be held at 11 a.m., 1111111 irw ON UK um Pam and By all Over the world oft In s.&.. a fr '". p.m 3J m,4 7 P' ore lviunbi at the Fird presents to all the chfl&en. g early on November M and Morin &3 ormigh aggiday. B*M Church of 0*6 always found by his alder Shivering In the w&bi (1loM a& His H. Tbe Christian citizenship $iP L.L.iCka,lLtC As On credits AlMal,a 0 minialgaiamt i t IWIIPIPU 0 1 r,m 01the nd Forem will deal with the Lim cry out: Of saff0d Chiidlua Involvement is and A Hsflvien NodywtheGreatpuiflpnJ,4j Prj TM Jod omit GM1fa dog raA (w chft" ad Amerien Via ad will Belloveri," feiisaiis of strictly asçsitiss be hs4d d nIt, dei 014 the the little fellow for his faith. He believes Yon have to -bsom 01 U Gaither'a 0 nothing and in the IlllSy Iriiifaith In the Great Ptnpk1u But 0 P-s. 01 1M Uoded MMhsd 1*11 dramatic thorises, SI, stt1 As adults, WS blow that next year Urn. Thore wll! be 11w youth at First RØLd M reS4ln, pemunal t1nwly wilt In vain. The Great P sd!!'puUcIpeties.BIs iIC (-11&WCIII Oviedo. will begin a never rise. • more atz could me IbM kind of unswerving faii Theii will be yard and be BIN' reading marathon that cordially cmat a win be Um his. has. What more, we already have the om that ask at the cI on NayS Saeisy iopp.rted by WwW H&i swm and conQrIt baa risen. Nd out of pumpkin pitch on Halloween, 1g effects and ossIc from S am, to 2 p.m. Aayss tinwog natAl they read aloud all from a sealed tomb an Easter. He is iij rfje SaInt wishing to donate IrnwRAp qew way heo n.j a a fact bM directed th.S hahed goode may call Ni-lill Tedanieid They will take toras now all we need Is lb. faith of I ar" reawng on the lawn an (rod Of hi 1*om Emmanu& Episcopal 1k church flwoh 11w nliM. of this and other peo&time to atandlng-room-oitjy crowds Ernanind Episcopal Church First Baptist khigs toFlsikh. They will open the aim 01 AU from Michigan were featured in W)thagton. Saints with a musical "GftM Day" Ines high D.C. prea.sMjwi 01 the HiIauii itteiidsnce in sonday School In Fifteen area chortha have Mass as composed by the the Florida Baptist Convion tickets available for the French composer Gabriel which has 101 a goal of 350,055 Alluiela Praise Conced. some Faore. The performance to be people studying God's word on tickets will be available at the held in the I- Ch 7 nm this SSdsY• S. J. Divii Jr. QuedIss I've howd yea any "pt Jeem &01" and 'ipe.d Civic Ceder. Sunday School director, *es on Sunday, time with G4 praylig reading the Cooperating churches are directIon 01 " Ward wooi$ the goal for First Baptist Episcopal, First hwy ., in thirch of Sanford Is M. Sdey. r.buy all week Wag with ___________ at Baptist, Central Baptist, be joined by orgss "Budget Adoption 1 SY" will Joyce othome.YearadvieelustdoesellseemyMI pwo Inoli lligy Pinecrest, Baptiat. First Farrowanda be observed Sunday during both Ar naming worship services. lli Amulet: In my experience the time I spend With Jesus is Grace Methodist, First e soprano A major part of the Methodist, Upsa!a wIflbe sung byD&norah'ujme,. &eWIp Emphasis is more quickly on the days when i Presbyterian, Lake Mary and James B. Fulmer, Wednesday fellowship dbmerto time in prayer. Ireally believe that If you try this hi your life, you'll onci it Presbyterian, First pen. respectivejy be held at the Sanford Civic to be the sssne. teCeatal, Congregational, First Ceder on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ') Community Assembly of I remember times when my whole family shared In fl The 7:30 evening worship preparation and excitement of entertaining an Important guest. HOIIflUSS. service will be lid by Y° _________ Methodist MY wife Planned and cooked. our do&en of the church. bed.. and all of a gave time and attention and honor to our Rolling Hills Layman's will he Following the evening visitor. I think this is a good Illustration of what It means to put A service honoring bath Due served Sunday at p.usaity worship service there will be a Jesus nrst. Nation's Bicentennial .ul the United Methodist on.ui "Thck or Treat" fellowship It's easy to get so caught up In the busyness of daily life that Reformation will be conducted Casselberry with men of the sponsored by the youth for the you lose perspective about what's really nportant, what gives Sunday .110 am. by Rev. church conducting the 5:30 entire church family. memIng End Purpose to Your life. u is JvA Ralph I. Lanan. The Bicen- lla.m.servlcea Speakers will through. Here's a question that really makes you think. "When ternilal theme will continue be Church Lay Leader Henry you get where you're going, where will you be?" following the service at a Basinger, Larry Pope and Gary A question like that makes me sit down and take a hard look covered dish dinner In the Hall. at my priorities what do I think are the really Important things fellowship ball. There will be a Also taking part will be: 9:30 In life? Do I spend more time and energy making a living or speaker to explain the proposed Bill Stillwell, Dick Hartwell, making a life? Does the way I spend money reflect what I regard amendments to the state Manly Smith; 11 Marcel as Important? How much time and thonght do! give to the people constitution. Snyder, James Hand and I love to God to building a relationship with my cbthkei? The church's annual carport Charles Basinger. He's sale and ha..ar will be held 11w "Fishers of Men" group the most imprtant Person In my life, and that's why tspnd (tlhe Nov. 3 andl,Sam. to 3p.m., on at the church will sponsor a talking to Him, reading His book. Became I'm going to live with the cfuwch grounds at 00.A barbecue and fish fry, Nov. 6, God forever, I want to know Him just as well as! can. And I know Orlando Drive (U.S. 17-s.) (rain 11 a. to 7:30 p.m. at the that every seed of time and energy and money I plant will be On sale will be new and used church with proceeds going to returneci to me many times over. Items, handmade crafts, support Methodist Hour jewelry, plants and baked Evangelical Ministries. During goods. Lwwh will be served. the day there will be games and Inspirational music by Whitney St. James Dough, Kitty Kay, Marilyn Brown and "The Here & Now." 'be Sunday Sebool Depart* 71le day of fun and fellowship 1. ment of St. James AME will be climaxed at p.m. by a Cbmvk located On the e0mr Of love and healing service Ninth Street and Cypress featuring Dr. Herbert L. Avenue, Sanford, will sponsor, a Bowdoin, Jimmy Sowder and C "White Home"tIeaSufldayst3 WhitheyDoughoftheMethod p.m. Mrs. Rose McCoy, flour team. thaIersan and the mhiistet, DeBary Methodist Rev,W.E.Spells, invite pchlic to attend. The Community United __ ___ __ _____ ______________ :i ___ ___ * PSSITAINMOL, NSOSVSc psr Non Denominational A. CnrI1nan h stian -. Chr ___ ri IsnfIg Marmot Roor"hop It:Na.i. Pisusmius _ __ . Lutheran .•:.:7•A - Jls P. Ntt*a.. -. - - lv.50li .bis $$vy ,i Ills ___Win51 •visP.p ______ ps., Wit ISilap1s,vPC ö 1:35.... -Y'NuGisi ILium. . am. - " To* LoWl _____ Ill p.m. - 4 _______ m. _____ uarn. H.... Un a lIs p.. • H ••y. luraiCam*isA.sHca) O I. L OM............. WsnMp ....................Ii:$a.m. Sisyks.si ............ ,.,,,,,, - N,,..,, .............. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 0061001wav So, West S.SisCPu MsnP.,Wi,0, Pats, UvsaP.sWsrssp LISa... $IlllClau.sW,4. PINlCflT S*PTISTCHURCN "iW.LlrpslSp,t ; RI.lSluStlNIN SlsVISI AIm,WinMp l,SMUS,LI, ILNu... Methodist 135p.m. ClAd UNITED METHO CHURCH Ai,,s,1i,t$Wi.. .... 11:15..... us.... 1:35p.m. PAI.MUTTOAV.NU. S*PYI5T CHURCH 3135 PsimuN, Lv'. lvi. UlvmU.ICn•(W, p.o., ____ 5:11.... wersolloo, - Wit Pv$Ør I SWIsS.,., 4 VICTORY BA IA L, UO PTIS c: CON*RIQATIOIIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH i-1 .. -. ____ p 'Is..... ills-Il.... . • -1. • 4:35 p. . They call him aproblem child. dim.. 'J1'IJCT 44 FIRST BAPTIST ___ $ CHURCH w1hip THU I..VIUt'CflOS KI MONROS CHAPIL 5.11 am. W4I$5r II*Pd,s S.avkMsi 11:51am Ls.tisW.s.p al l:l$p.. UvaiP.gissnSop PTa',VM.siaiW,WI.$d.,, • .S.u.yi'sssi 411'MASWUnMp 'Wit Pvapw5s,,o, 4.Isp... 15:Wim. Ills.... - 7:11pm, Catholic This boy has parents. Why can't they reach him? Is it, perhaps, because they can't really reach themselves? Because they've never found themselves? Self.discovery ' • ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH TOO 014 A"..SaWard ft~ Emit Pas .1,. 351111u AidrIqii $ A• lisp... Mm isIua Sat. l$.. 1131$ lass. Christian Science -. FIRST CHURCH OF C14111ST SCINPITIST Wi l•p S..id SwØ "vice S..a. kisM 1155 '-is..... 11:51a.M. Pas" • , ,,,,, takescoursge It doesn't come easily. takes help. It demands faith. The starting point for a quest of thisItkind IS in the Church. Thit boy needs the Church. So do his parents. for that matter, do we all! wr Imam " 9458m - 4,.• 1 ._ •_ t N. Nvvi.ry COMMUNITY UNITED MUTHODIST CHURCH -- Cusi.wi,, Puss.' vi.kI,s*IIi, awsI.Pusssr M.,*.nAI. ffi Uuws is' ulI FitisulAIp Csitvi iss.iis wrscs-s - liv W,IIParnP$ctsft UMYP OF SEMINOLE JnY.MercerandStaff E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE and Employes Mifitsw kNdJ,C,,CAkMs, 1:31pm Msl•P.IWsnMp yftm or" WIdC51wp,.p,, 4t$P.'lAvi LuP Pus., Mst... WMp 531$ lam h.d. kMsI fto, GULF SERVICE DEKLES' Mel Dekie and Employes Downtown Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTINGCO., INC. DonKnight&Staff " H 5aØsi CSviuS. Csivavy 0.pS,1 Aiv'mllp, Wi 'em. Hwy 1 fl I - - o.u.. a,., Saui,i CivicS, Ctpiial .M, Jig P.1.5 Mivp C.ut$1I$.ry Sf1.51 CivicS. 11 Sasi.v'4. 54.4 .5$,ul Saul CivicS. 1311 Dii Ave Cal CIsapvi sMuav •..0 CivicS. S.51S.,,s FU SpNiI CivicS. $I PS Ave 0NusAv, Pr4tS.p $apllsl CivicS $4 A1la.f1. S.,,a,s. II 414, ASIi5S55$• - pop Swiss CcS • '1CivicS ii 0,51,. CivicS $4 Civici$G,aid Pl s.o CivIcS 51 O...as 'PIfO $4051 CLviti.4 Sa.P..aa. Sp...s 1.0sf $11111 Fast SèpIt CivicS FSviWI4, Mild 54p1,sl CivicS. OU.4S 'J.'4 Mt,...acp ost CivitS tell Is So SiulO CivicS Ci51v.la MiIS.viaty •4ØiS CivicS. N.1i Rd. IAI.'p',vi Mêc,d.s.a 1.5151 CivicS, Oas Will RI. 051iia GI.'p Sf1.51 CNvici. Gaiva H 3 _______Pnvls,I,.i 1.51'0. 1111 Lic',i A',. Iuall,d t : Liaisd Mt si.sp $4pi,,I CS_ca. IM Jitip Ave lvi M.s,as',s'y Sf1.sl, Saul __ pt.00i.,($. P.',.I Ct, Csmm,m,yr.,, P5lC,Ip Us (Ilvufy Ma5I.vi4p pl,Ø Ills Is 1Pm SsiSon 4m4 $Ivi54O•$IC5.,CI lP.w IPmSI N.. T&•..s $s5 CivicS. O.Itp Isa Lenqwssd mi 5.0,, CivicS, 1131 ar A,, *a... P'i 0's* Church. V.1 11 3II St $iOst C5..0. 131: * P.. I SI.,51. PaiU i4ø4 CivicS. Ill Is A.ipoci Pu,,.. Liii $.p$,,4. Pa.' d. ri" àS Piv.j Saps.,, CivicS. M.4..p SIsR aip Sa CivicS W.it 5.M.rd S.m.v'4. IapPI Temple. A,caa Ls. Hall. P.,, PatS " p''"• SI jusivt.' 54p'siCs.,cs II 54 413. Ql•' 51 Paul Ii5$.tt CivicS •fl P451 Ali ft Mans.., S.a51,ii Civiti, C4451&.I N75 $p'Ø.s •ft,st. 1fl5 acid., St JiN. M411i1,7 S4plI-61CivicS. 3I CP.'.iS S Tsme 51510 CSvrci. P51.. R, Afl.m, Ip...,, N BAPTIST UPSALA PRIS•YTIRIANCHUUCN Ciri... Cu,ay Clvi Au sv*vk'sss 411i MiIø1W.,ilvp wpm I'v'vi W.r - I Us.. II Slam Lake Mary Baptist - 's'" _______ ... _________________________ Possible _________________________ , I N.ssu Miit.vip. CS_cs. P155, £ Hc5.' A.. IaI,p4iap 54ill4 ibis. (.v.c Liii.. 5'*j, L1...d. Via NiS AHamoviy Sp. 11" Mv'i iaØ.sl CivicS. 113 4s A', cAynouc CivicS .4 ill NlieIp, Lii, Mary St Asas Ca'ivI,c Civiti. Dv'wa.4 Till. DiSai, SI Lyvstsq Caffi$4.c CivicS. Slid No Di iiat Suit" tI.s Rd. Cass.a, 51 Mi,7 M4$,4411v' (S_ti UaHa.4 L,. AflmviI, Saw .09 I Ow Lodi Of t%* LoS', CativI'c Civil, ljl$M.j,..,l,y Delta"* CHUIrTIAN F,51 Cii,51ai CivicS, 1143 1 $aiivd A,. Hasms,I, CS,,sha. Civic? PP.'sii Wivy. Di Lii.,. Ci0m CivicS. N.av Las. RI It Ja,SIi CO11GRIGAIIONAL C.as,',is..o Clvrit,a, CivicS. liii P.'5 - ' of • . Sanford, Fin. Howard H.HOdgesafl5fff CRUMLEY..MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service .' • REVIVAL SERVICES The Butch Sprague family from Colorado will sing and conduct revival services at Geneva Church of the Nazarene through Sunday beginning nightly at 7:30. The church pastor Is Gerald Nobles. WINN.DIXIE STORES FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First ' ,4'• - ' - 'S METHODIST iaci Ut.d Mm0,,4I CuutS. I Diii,, A... I*$ipq,', i.at Lake Ul,d U.tPu44%l C5w,ci 5515.1 A M Ci,,ci, CiS.., Hits Caisi,r., Csmm.,,, U..sod M.t5.,t CivIcS Hwy 17 fl & P'sy I. Nd. Cassus.,,, 0eS, Cammumi, Mst5.4,Ø Civics, Is H4 •,iSt Un.I51 Ml5.4,5, CivicS, III Pa,b A,5 i54a55 p4. D,5. Upp Ctivicpi a, 0v,,a. M.l,,p So Siiste L,s P,uf CivicS. 545 * •I 3455 G. Mel5.4, M,t5.d,t Ciwiti. Gs,va EPISCOPAL NAZASENE - at noon Sunday at the church. A rummage sale will beheld at the church on Nov. 6 ThelAngwoodChurchalthe beginningat9a. Nazarene will hold Revival ServIces Nov. 1-7,at7:35pn. Providence Lutheran C.E. The Women's Guild 01 the will offidate, with co Church of BrothersSingers. The public is Lutheran Deltona, is Plan. invited. mng a dessert card party Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 12:30 p.m. in the followship hail of church located at Providence Boulevard and Dunlap. Mrs. Martha LaVist.a is chairman of the event and will be assisted by her committee. For contact Mrs. Fran Johnson, 5742M. Donation is $1.25. . - Slililid M•mvi,ai C$vici S SiMosa. 11"u4 Slid Ait&...s,. %a,, 'I Tiv CAvici 5115104.4 5.viirt M4I,M III Lii. An. All 1J.5$ CivicS. i DiI.v, Ave 5p.p.', CSs,,I lp4i(',41 CivicS Lesisa.d K1p Cuss 1p,scsps p., ', at MS St LUINIRaN Aiy1.54 Lvli.,.., CAvf:S. 0.s,1i51 Dr Gv' S5.i5.id U5,Isd Lv's.,a,, 7vi5 S CiuiCassuw,, Dr L'.,as Civics *#.%@ Nidi*., Ill Is 3t Pl1 is..S Lv,S.,, Civics 0.40.. Oay, Di & H.1 Il fl $1 Ispius Lvlieqaa C51,cji RI 421 Sla. will hold a bazaar in fellowship School attendance records. 1 Sunday School begins at 9:43 am. and worship service at 11. Redeemer Lutheran Each family Is Invited to bring 11w youth group at Redeemer a Picnic bfi3ket for dinner on the Lutheran Church of Sanford - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BeverlyandSfaff CHURCH OP 000 wci ,1 CivicS 51 0.4. 153 11 CivicS 51 God. Di.iis 1144 SI (Avid .4 0.4 11,4w-is P.M. MatH cs.c5 o 0.4 Civics .4 God. P513 laffi Il CivicS of 0.4 CS,,l, CivicS ml 0.4 .5 Pvsis.v 17141 Piis4ms. Ave Ci,iS Of God M, son, IMiip., a. "viw Ins 51 $.'4 in Methodist Church of DeBary Lake Mary Baptist s,qi.,j,,1 hall, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Nov. 30. on Lakeview Avenue will a There Will be baked goods, "Great Day" Sunday with an neediework and arisand crafts. effort to break previous Sunday Lunch will be served 11 a. to - and Employes STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstormandStaf, CHURCH OP CHRIST CS.,ci 54 Chr ist. Jill S P5 Ave Ciwci51C35,,t.,La,,(i S Il uN Cai*Ib.r, .515 CivicS 51Clv,i. ft's Lii. H•..iIl iø $ CivitSO(lv,tWi,....$.,., .AltailtSp, CivicS si CivicS SI Clv,sg. CCS St CSiit. Pae CivicS CS,,,,. w ins N.n5.,d. Civith ii CIs,,,. P14 $l,v' MailIaad I -- -- - G'it, GVIMI Cial A U £ CivicS. Ov•.d. • Oi*.'s, MIIM4,,I CSi,,5 0,1... U.rn.4,,l CSU,CS P1511 *151p15 M51501457 RI MW at Pusia So Jam,, A U U Pm $I M4cy' LU £ CS,,4 SI II 415 OsI... - . : srl' ChWC% #0 onovs Civici Duty lamp v51 p od, him,,., 0"W04- 31111 IS11feed 'iv Nataces. Lii. Mary Cietci Oh. Na.vy,Mi,y 55,4 P.us Ua, Lesasd CivitS 51 i. *aia, & Jip A', 455*0.4 11SIY1IN4AN Lair Mu, %Jlt4 'lik,t,,,i., C5.siS V5t Pc',y5,a, CivicS. Oii A.. 6 In St - of 0011,60 V a H'Ift"'d Ci.na,, PP$apy CivicS. 3,75 5 Ciu.sa. Oi $I ' 1 ytl"an CivicS Ill liii Lii. Rd SI MillS PiI%byt.'p CiviiS. HI Palm Spvi.1. S. Spi, Upt '?tIf.a$ Upl Rd Wus?M,Nft1, P'iP.yIaq,ai Ciw C5w.,u Rod 5', Rd. SUVINTH DAY AOiNTISy Psi,$I LaSs liy.i Dip Advvil,, Ciwici. N*1 414 P.'Utt City Si5t5 Day CivicS. Mi.tI., A.. 4411msMs Sp..., Se.5.4 U,vili Dip Ad,viI,II Ciwipi. "o, £ tIm Ss,sa kv.arn p A4,sal,s, CivicS. 14$ Mass Ma Hill kvs.a, sist pone St. S&M#Woo - ___ , OTHER CHURCHES Ally', AM I CivicS CI,,, £ ins All 'a,ti Ciap.I• Cip A,yyq Hol5.15Semi,, 115,,. P..i Rd Cilpil. '.i'll A, Ci.Iv't. C.mmwt, J5IVI ClviiiIi Loll., Dip Sa,s,. 3311 • Diffi.a., Civiti. II JsA.i cow PsM Pill CSapii. Hw y 11t7 last.,. Di.. Ciwti SI. 0eWW Oils Oc A. ii. vm s' Pa,k CSv,ci, Cii.sl. kn,.s, Wit 3.451 &60 MINWail 5 'm lta:i i i.asvas *'tani. US, Miq SI Ua,l, 15,3 11 3 P',l S.'. CS,,5 SI IS, Li,,.1 0.4 Pl51 Op.. $, •'d,,.., A v e 1011 tIlip 5.54'. Simivif, Hi,i,ll5.V$I. kis.i .. .. AI.sMI P•(•$14• 0 W(h of Sa$4i4 '"" "i "'n" Ml Oi',, H.P,..51 Civici. Oi• HII Rd Osluss 5451.'4 *11 .1515 CivicS 1401; PItS L, 5.idsv SIll. CS_cS. 1444 Sisi.'dC..l,01$4 Sails', A... 15, Pupal,, Li..,, III vi 1aiis Hl15 TMs'a,,., CiViCS Altam.M@ Si",", no, WlRt@f Wines "I Un.i, ii CIs,st. Ails....,. N.1 CvvCivicSI,.4,, CSapl. Al? Clv,,, ItllMa,,.v;,45, A.. The Pyll Dispei Civiui Lied 1514,5 Clvii *415'4I4s SI Civji, (p, _______________ . ?• Deltona Christian A Pancake and Sausage supper will be held at the Deltona Christian Church located at 960 E. Normandy Blvd. on by the Men's Fellowship. Fn 4to I p.m., they serve pancakes(all you can eat) and sausage, for a donation o( for &dWts. $1 for children under 12 years. : / 4• _•,. •. S ii - REVIV L Come and see - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH $StM1L, OF 000 P$ Wv0 0.4. 7Pm I Elm GRUBER _ . s ,s... 5 3000 SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovldeo,, Florida KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE MIRIAM s Power Manifested! God BRING ALL THE SICK, DISTRESSED, AFFLICTED WHEELCHAIR VICTIMS & STRETCHER CASES! COME AND HEAR EVANGELIST Longwood Nazarene PUBLIX MARKETS GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford _____ _____ II 151M 7 Is... 554pm - Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and Employes j 4' . PRESBYTERIAN WtibvrAv,.i.uu.a,, PIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH WI LSON-MAI E R FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY Eunlcei.WjjsonandStaff THEMCKIBBINAGENCY Insurance DISCOUNT FOODS 7 . _____ - ' Men's Pro y" isis... Tuna., Family NP5M hpps, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page hi .. ____ - ' -I • . 1:Ispm FWII WiWIiiday PsiIaiMp s.., 2:42-47 Friday Acts 4:32-37 Saturday 1 Thessaronjans 1:1.10 5vi,s Rev. , MItS*5WiiMp cluf's ic.o fr H Min Mirim Jew Gmber, Lybbla Jarrell and Edith 1 tho Missionary to Cajdld Circles on Tuesday, Singapore, will speak at the Nov. 9. First United Methodist Church Four other missionaries that of Sanford during Missionary will speak at First United Saturation Week, Nov. $40. She Methodist Church that week is manager of the Methodist are: Elizabeth Howell of Girls Home In Singapore, Japan; Barbera Newman of Malaysia. Working In that area Bolivia; Mary Ruth Nickels of sInce lOtS, she h, served ti Division of the ho,je mother, and Church; and Joe Lively, a Chaplain In gid's wOdL She will layman In recruitment for hue speaking to two groupi, missions, _ ns Ro 111li - • Nu'mMWsniPp • - C'- To Speak - PIUS? PRISRYTIRIANCHUICH ' - l.Np.. -• ..' Why? There are lots of words, lots of phrases, to describ youngsters like this. The papers are full of them every day. There are lots of excuses given for him, and for society. Are they valid? e Puss., ,.,_ - 'Can't reach him," say U.. 'I'3J'JIlU, GIIU UIUCIS. young as lie is, he's already been in trouble with the police. 4. MsrNasWinLap MYP3$45 Iv'. Worship I$3 S Monday Philipplans 1:12-30 Tuesday ItJflfl 1:1.10 Wednesday Matthew 18:15-20 _____ - oiai. ___________ - _____ 5:43 - • MISSiona ries Missionaries - 7:51pm. 1:15pm. Wi*sviWIv lsvMv' Yuf 'v' 1IM-1-, - 1090,111106111 METHODIST CHURCH Tsck Dilvi. S..iaid Estates eia D.h. puis, SvidSV$(USSI i:tSu.m. - jam , CHRIST UNITID U141 Js J Rqv.Ri J.Nu.i SIid.y WISh Pi4IsMp Ms,P.pq Warshi Nud Iv' SsWs550y Msraja 435pm IIUdIVkUSSICI,,WdI SllWiuy$ M,a', St.uUusp 34115. P.,i Lvi. , . won wwwoo UViNUSWinMp a' Weol. prom F1 E Congregational p T Ti51r • 1 -'_ HOLDS BANQUET _____ C0VINANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s.' - , ,, Llwwy ovMIC1114411 Anerm p Ckc* kIssi ...........?:4l. WUnSI,., I35$Itaa. MVP WitPSWiIp$s,,4C, 11:15a.m. lisp... Presbyterian DIST ,,.. • CHILD EVANGELISM . - : I-- , Oriontat A". (11-tin ___ ll-ul-p ..............1:15p.m. TyN............... i:isp.m. us. l.a..p.., ..........s.0 Nui.W.M.Ms,Iis .............. PssIs, FIRST PENTECOSTAL OF SANPORO New-Predmecleary i's." NurMlpWsnMp ervila, LUTHERAN CHURC 131pm c,.mj, , w Threeyeaz..ld , eferson of member of the aeighbsrbs.d Good News Club, sponsored by Sembesle C.muty Child Evangliem Feilewehip, skews vieusi aid to Mrs. Cerise Frazier, ceomly director, and State Director Den Meyttle 01 Orlando, guest speaker, at the usual banquet 01 the Semhsale CE srguizatlsa held at C.mmulty United Methodist Church of ____ anon T.,,d.y iia the . -•-. IN.. - .;,... S - ILNam. Nsr.s.s 35mM, GAPMCWJWA 1VaiP.5SI,,I• CHWLawWaiul,i .I- Pw*s" SIlls CPus 11:15am. 35SsI4IySiIsCps . is...J..,$um., at _ ____ UvaaiI.,$ So"Iso"r UT.ONO* PRUINTIVe . jem M Paøsr ill... S.au,s,ssui - - CHURCH OF CHRIST I1I3PIAv, Frus..., LUTNIRANCNURCHOF THU RUDIUMIR IIIW.flmPlun LulPufi. Haw- aid TV Tiss e, t Rv UIu,.,,A. Rsi*,, ivt t;lpm. OWT,vIs. far .Ii,.,Do, 1 RAIN evemmo Completion Mv'u.,,s-, ..,'..' ___ * FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OPLONOWooD p.,,., CNURCN 01 CHRIST - C.... • • itt... is warn Christ 1.00.m * w.uws, P.nt.cozft,I p.,,., P,vry CusP., NslvCssmv0,. cs..ciss.si N1rC,.....o.w -. 1431 -' -411I I Pan Ts.U.v LefsyD.hup.q p.i 511p.m. - ' :::A=n Of i Eolscoøal -- .: - 4nuraL ,jij or CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ... ::' I ,' j s _ ___ pà&. 11:00 .. Y.P.l.Wst ................P:*p.M. ,I,ISsm . ______ warof rI*Yrullip ommonposerenip ma Prayer $00,1441,10 . .....................p50,, YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYiI$pm M. :: ,;R ?:ISp.a ___ BIBLE C: UNP. UIcN in 013 C.D. . IA NPoSoCNsTtLNClSuICN Soo 4.? God isNi.m. hISis1iSiviSSCI5w7 U•121 oft& Prever RN" --v Of J. R. punsi ............ pj., CALVARY BAPTIST AIIIM$Ly - -- psity Chinch FIRST CHRISTIAN CNURCN COMIST ::.J . __ frody it V ___ , ::: ' • •.. ..::• * ''' • 1 I S '•. . . . .' ______ • .''' - 1 .:. . .: :.• . . I, • •. I •. •• • a ..: ,..:::: I '. . - ;:: : ;:::: '. , S. . S' - , .:: . ) 40 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Ms. Charlotte Fredrick, Altermease Bentley and Ida M. Anderson are shown as the committee ma king plans for World Day Of Prayer program to be held at se. John MB. Church, Altamonte Sprin gs, Monday, at 7:30 p.m. with Congress No. One Mission Department In charge. n • Oviedo Baptist A "Christian Citizenship Forum" will be held at the Ft Baptist Church of Oviedo Sunday at 7:30 p.m. one of thfonsnismobiizepeople to an the church to vote their cumienm and parficipate as a Christian Amnerican citizen. BILL CRUMP ' with an amazing ministry of discernment October 31st thru November 7th Monday - Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Sunday: 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Sunday, November 7, 11:00 a.m. THE BLIND SEE! THE LAME WALK I THE DEAF HEA RI ALL ARE WELCOME CH R H OF GOD 801 W. 22nd St. Sanford, Fl. (: I - �What Are I They If1 ' _ Really Like? The Race By S. SEN. JOHN VOGT ogt : Cou In A A ht ESTF DONNA Harold Staff State &I. Join V.gt(D. Cams Reach), seebtog r Is the district 17 seat hi the Florida Senate, I. being challenged enged by Curtis Sears IRRock. .01 _Moveswasoutanthedred ofractg,V.'.ruela,wlij a.i--.,-. during that day InJanuary,1S,whenthemiiwMy 11181111110 t t at the U61me. We hoard a Id of gunfire, saw peiaune who had been nid ___ _ we hiesdidid ad Ida the hospital , wtneased the police ___ ___ at ___ and had rifles pointed at au," Vogt ad ss that ..zrth1 day. A Pai-Amarkau Airways i'thon manager trainee was one of y jobsbe hold while attending the University of Florida ' worng toward his degree in civil a4ineering. Vng,chalrmapstthe Brevard. Osceola and $easissle Legislature Del& guise, was named out fr eshman Florida Slate Senator 1* 1273 and "Senat,rd the Year lt7l." He became involved in politics fur the first lime Is 1279 when be served as campaign chairman Is Brevard County for U.S. See. Lawton Chiles. Stirs $Z was an namecesulul candidate fir the City council Of cam In He served as seem tars of the Cocoa PIi.1g Board, an the City of Rock. ke elections committee twice, as chairman of the WEATHER 1 DISCoVER '776 AMERICA ...... - - e _ sew U junior m tropolitan gs champion Curtis In the Hamilton-Undadi area of Ohio at 15 years old, was a 1f pru('onal for six years after leaving high school and had a tryout with the Ondmt$j Redo haitafl m. A sports enthealad In his youth and young he gave up golf profwim to move to Florida, but dill plays on occasion. His two _ ma* Mary (they are to celettate their *h an. flIVeruryInDecegnber), daughters, Roberts, , Laura, 15, son Jim23 and young grandson Sh politics. Born in hidiana, he lived In Ohio mW JIM mnd when Eved to Brevard County. He joined the Navy In 1942 and was listed for submarine duty, but was discharged three mouths later was trctore from an injury he received when two yews Old. EhrlichmanBegins Florida -, ' • ~;! • I . L .4. as to I 1N .. • * • O 1 0 J ' I . - __ - • CURT1SSEARS * neFICIAI. BALLOT OSNERAI. ILICT1ON OFFICIAL BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION l.- .b C-. p.. 1. __1__2.I,71 Q5 will VICE PRESIDENT IV"own ALL PRECINCTS ta• Tismow & -M Compislooftner (Vow to OiwI Nam orwocnarsc PAaTY -V CARTER na. s REPUBLICAN PARTY FORD Stale senator NEW OFFICERS ,..ch. C&.mi. JACKSON CsmmSà. f• ONLY PRECINCTS (Vow tot 434543.50 16-17-111 I - 214:4.33745-40-4-42-43-44 HATTAWAY & Circuit U. HERRING (Rip) No I ( Vote for On.) 1 George D. Peckins (Vow to, Dm1 David 0 Thlrty.Fou,th District (Vote for Onsi ALL PRECINCTS Against 0-9 (Rep) e.o, $. N 4' Against 4' BARRETT 304 i*.a 0 CONSTITUTIONAL AMIPIOMINI ARTICLE V. SECTION 12 1. ~A u I is kco.. *2 of 4.1.05 V ii 0.• St.,, Cacnnse.... 55 ps4. Poll P--"v 1.4.., p.. .*c.sO 5S4*'III..N 55•t4 041 Oi 14*4 of Ip0. 0.. 8 . -F-V 0'. Si • - a, ow For Against For U - For For Against MAXWELL. JR. (Rip) Fifth District for On.) Louis MOREHEAD (Amer) 5101100 05 ill tot For •e* PROPOSED State Representative Forty-Sixth District (Vol. Ut O CHARTER AMENDMENTS OF CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. Dm1 Bill TYLER (Dim) County Commtsonar 4' - Robert C. "Bob" -••••---- __ ____ NO 6 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE II Pt0....1, m--- I is 0. la,, C.ld.toI... ii p.4.5.1 Ni Ada I IFS s.d aas. Ni pp .0.wd .0 .,,. .u.I aø.• .is.s, Ni 50... 1.s i w4 55 Ii 5 .01... ...d... p .0*. .0l..if aspps•4 4 . p.p.das... N. 0. p.0..1 pp ISi .,..55, ,Ij.,pp 0. ..p S *t .O Os Nit.., Ni OS Gpp*ai *.0 *4 .0.4 54 041 0.0.1.4 IS. W1. 1.01.4.45, Ni is ,... 0.I.,.4 powelwom I. olowl .54pspp I.. p. 4' 4' No' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE I. SECTION Ii 550. 1.st. C.11t*,t,. tS*..n.. *4 Ll,44..l to , --•---________ I CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDM(PIy ARTICLE 71 N.1...., 55 County Commissioner Dieu to Ttws IVt. for On.I i Will ou get our share ol the call., from the people % Ili) L't) II) ft)c L-flow Pages to (intl a 'cleriularuan or pet shop? Your dlow Pages Sales Rep can design a pror6ini for Situ ihathl make it easier 1w people to I GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION ?NERF COUNTY SE MINOL ECOU 5 NTY, FLORIDA Dive GUNTER (Dim) _-, .., _,, ., , . , s, AREA DEATHS MRS. LOUISE BAXLEY ,5,.,,.4 .. Mrs Louise W. Bailey. 56,of 643 Division St., Oviedo, died Wednesday in Orlando. Born In Rome, Ga., she moved to Oviedo in 1942 from Hawthorne. A Home Economics teacher at Union Park Junior High School, she had taught school jnOrange County for 33 years. She was chosen - Against -'pp.4.4 - ' _ schools all over the nation. Active with the Future homemakers of America program, she served as District Director three yea rs. She was a Itletflber of the First Ba ptist Church of Oviedo. Survivors Include her husband, Fulton F. Raxley, Oviedo; daughters, Mrs. Carol Ann hooker. Jan Dunn. Oviedo and Mrs. Gulfport, Min.; brothers, Harold and Donald, both of Miami. Gene and Herman, both of Hawthorne, and leroy Wheeler. of Knox. yule: Tenn.; sisters. Mrs. Virginia Perkins, Gainesville and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, Jekyll Island, Ca. and six grandchil dren. RONALD YOST Ronald D. Yost. 25, of South Sanford Ave., died Thursday. Born in Newark, N. Y., he came to Sanford 25 years ago. Survivors include his mother. Mrs. Fred Bowen, Sanford; father, Karl W. Yost, Sanford; brother, Donald K. Yost, Sanford; sister, Cheryl Bowen, Sanford; nephew, Allen Yost, Sanford; several aunts and uncles, Brlsson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. II He will make a fine legislator" James S. (Jim) Ryan have come to know Joe Knowles as an outstanding authored several books pertaming to Home Economics, which are used in schools throughout the state. A new edition of her "Teen Guide to Homemaking" is used in Baldwin-McNamara Alorna Funeral .Home is in charge si arrangements. NO COP4STITUIIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE (V J- i_I 55*4 liii. C..t.s,.at 55 a•it.a. Costa *.W 50o.t I .sti*.U. .'oI a.is asOitli. 0.. ,..5.. -, Vocational Home Avenut, 0. C.,, cowall Tom A. IaII.5 54 .0 A.to.. * .0111 St... C,....,,.,... to patdi v..t .o.. i..,,, ',, 1. Ni, Iss. 0.0_c, he 742 .0 we C41 of ow 200 N, .4 k.eeow. AD Ilts .q 0. .. cNiw. .' 0" Ca,, 40 0_i 1le F%esw. 0. 0.*.. 71711 0.. Ls of tIsndi till. - *41.0.1 4'*atV one ON #4 Ins ,.. of be 0.0 III it. 04 *4 *4 wwolmd Ins pat of 04 wns. id OS 41iNi$ ii sOld an *1 .05* d sOu.ee. NN... #4.. Vft, • Moller is one N. Nit .it .4 0i ita a olkoo 05 •a.51 be .. I.. N. N4...d S S., *.S,74a,... .0..% -"oo44I$ 71,44., #4,, l40 5 I4' For - 1 Against ____ i.u..to" INis.rnNi, slowed W BINFORD (Imi) -p.S., iN • p. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Economics Teacher of the Year for 1976 for Florida. She sew-dowat Is An-do VII .405514. C,..... ft voll.60 Nil,. ts .us. ... a. *... is ea.a*.... .-f 1114.4 00... , • tlund .ppd pp..d if.ipd .p.,,. as Nat .4" ts *0 b..d ,.pp.s Li..,..1 0 55.4. .4,5 5 55 ntaiN. a. ,.c4 ,. Vince PERRY (Rep) COM sO ,wos, .pps,, t*-tp •iNoli.5..I plepom in Against FRENCH (Dim) helpin theYellow Pages. "*d a...., old For For District On. (Vol. log One) 'jOutoT4 aaUItSTifla ft A,bewvil NI. t.. ,... IGt 5 cONSTITuTIoNAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE VII• SECTION 16 .5....., ,.....,. - %V`VP County i - NO Against v.s.O.ot*. Ill ,l If" C.P of * I . ii, we 0. C.R C..rnd at N. 100 Np.0 0. I_,.•*_ 40 1I3 few" Chore. of ow Gle of 0 1i..Ø tlitdi l.- O..*lw " I is. Lat. ii •l...4. I13 pat 0. 0. •* -#it. be I.., *4 Nil f...d., ,.i.,. 05i..fl l...*d., a ii ~0 of Di.... *5 Nil Tatd. Iu#4a-, Os Ni I..s, 0.4., - I. ata .4 Ni....I... .0 ALL PRECINCTS P C.....i.*...... 0 FLORIDA - • *- 1 Against Ii • 24-30 b EVANS (Rip) i NO 4 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICI I VII SECTION 3 ONLY PRECINCTS Marilyn P a .n'.. - Raersentatis,It Con.ms. SAUNDERS (Dim) • -ft, - p...4. pp,. Cati 1. S...,.. ma.. Ca..., 4' Haddin said glove-making is (Wanda) Bradley, boy, Sanford a "pretty popular asslgmnett Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Cheryl) here because men can ea Watson. boy, Sanford money at the job The Ill mm DISCHARG who make the gloves sit at se Sanford: ing machines to do their work." Alone Berumiky The prison has a few puLv.te Gladys B. Cooper rooms, but most hun'tes live In Cynthia C. Denmark dormitories with 56 to 60 beds, Eleanor G. Duguld Haddin said. William F. Gethardi Art Espinoza, community Doris H. Harriman programs director for the prim.. Elaine Rowland on, said a third of the bmtetes Ui.I17 'r.uuey Ut I ' enrolled In college or vncaHarry S. Brodt, Deltona tional programs. Ehrlldmta Arthur G. Wirth, Deltona recently published his fIrst nov Constance M. Johnson, Buster & McGough, Lake el, "The Company," and Is said Deltona Mary to be working on another. Pearl ii I'. Th..omas, Deltona Mildred E. Kress, Deltona Irene C. Ledlard, Deltouta Minnie C. Mahnken, Lake Monroe - - isSl0OOX Clint PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 101. FLORIDA STATUTES 1963, PUBLICATION IS HEREBY MADE OF THE SAMPLE BALLOT CONCERNING THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. IS7 -- Po ll 'mao .4*.. SiI,. .4*, ft-- .1 1. 0. *a, ., law N p csl a.#4I ..soat. at s. .s. O5 S5,n., atlas sOil ..4.. sip.. p.4.5,4 s.na.n ..O.. 0.. tm., ,. 074.s..,. .0.n,,. p.. s*. .1.15.1.4 Sp sp., Against -o _. - - (Vet. to, Or'.) PRECINCTS EXCEPT 1 .3 IS -22-21-28 /'lwaiic'dpan'n,/u,oJ -• of SRI, 0.atas il 54*410. 1.0. 1 .4....., N. p., .5 av .*-r.,..,1. .10.4 .4 lh s. Forty. Fifth District GRADY (Re.) Hello. 4Vggro All Clinic?/ d like conic' iII/orni(g/jo,: oil 1.tsl - Cowl Against Be" me No apsoo of obses .0 G..-u., s... I.... 27. fosseme is R*,p II (at. 0_ Pat IeeO M4 Nit 0_ tat N33 Nit, 0_ Rita U I.. N Ni.. 0_ tat N7 list #4iu.s Rita list. *... 0., 117 Nil in f older r.'.slate -,*4iMs JOARI' • pp,,,., gentleman, a fine candidate. He I 41e Ihiowics Democrat-DiaL 34 I State Representative POL ado. Pa ise 61 come,Imess. - WE BELIEVE OUR LISTING POLICY MAKES SENSE. YOU BE THE JUDGE! ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. is the oldest real estate firm in con Inu'ns operation in Seminole County. and we have maintained a policy for many years concerning the listing of property which we feel is appropriate in a free en terprise system. We feel that we give the listings of our clients the best exposure and the greatest possibility for sale by dealing primarily in open listings in direct cornpetition with other (inns. We feel that this competition and the promise of financial reward for successful sales is greater incentive and provides a more personalized presentation than catalog hstmg,s as is done by so many luinS today. On occasion St Johns has taken exclusive listings for short periods of time, but only on unique properties which require extra-ordinary means to facilitate their sale. We feel that in this instance es elusive or uni-listlngs have a place, but the obligation of the broker who Is entrusted with the We of a client's real property, which represents a large investment by the client, should manifest itself in a personal concentration of effort by the broker and his office staff. The fact that a listing is shotgunned to every broker does not enhance the possibility of sale, but to a degree lessens it because the incentive of the listing broker and the selling broker has been curtailed by a cut in their financial reward. If you believe a custom service organization can RI LI County Conwniuion., District Against Five Vote for On.) John ALEXANDER (Dam) RI BAXLEY. MRS. LOUISE W. Funeral Services lot Mrs, Louise W Bailey, $4. of 6.43 Division St. Oviedo. who died Wednesday, will be conducted Saturday at 7 P at the FirSt Baptist ChUrCh 04 Ov.pdo **ffi Reveft-1-ci W:I!Lm M.arr 0Iftcittng Bur ial will 10110* 41 OaNI*n NemoruI Park. Sanford VtSit&I iOn hOurS for friendS will be 7 4 and 79 p m tOdiy at funeral home. Baldwin McNamara AIOma Av enue FUO,r6I Home in YOST. RONALD 0.- Fune,o Services for Ronald 0 Yost, 73. 04 SOUI1I Sanford Ave.. who deed Th.sway. will be held Saturday it 2 p In at Brision Fun,r.l Home *ith Rtv Harold Harris O(t ,(iatn 0 sllirn' inh contact ST Jfl1-1S I2IAI TV provided. (h&Ie KIRCHHOFF (Rip) your CO., Funeral Notices For -• Vote Nov. 2 for better tin -- qualified will make a fine legislazor., Registered Real - WILLIAMS (Rap) lng$970,000lustyear. OCIOBER29 ADMIIONS Sanford: Cynthia C. Denmark Abner Jackson Elsie MacDougall Gloria Nelson Arline E. Richter Thriothy It Tillman August Vappaun Lewis H. Burrows, DeBary Anna M. Conway, DeBary SI iaxa A. A ..ort..n, Jordan, DeBary Nancy C. McLean, DeBary Gilbert F. Begeman, Deltona p.....* p.. 22. Toweebe tat. no 5.. State Representative Jabot (R) satI -p.do,s .4 4.,n., at,,.. BECK (Rep) CHILLS (D-1 KELLY . 31 I...l (Dom) 2 pp ,., - - PRECINCT 7* ONLY SIMS Ruçwas.ntativ. Forty-Fourth District (Vat. for On.) .4. -' #4n (5 .0.p 4pp4 71.5 #4 NUn,, 55 Oi pain j ,,_.., t. 4. I. .,le.o.. p n.u.lsg, 0. .*scat. a. .ase,,.. pp-p t.. 1.4045.4... 551.0.1 4,sli 11.1,11*0.1. ispIss.. .. ,.s, .4 04 a*u.i.n .4 .p-jt a - 0. ff41 1*1* UPat54 SI *4.it s,.... Not IS p.u,sOl Pal *5 0....., Ca ...,..l..s... can a.,. . OU*, n cowl of R .p..s.., ..ss atatatd be pp..,..•s, 5S.s,.s. 1. a 71 0" - ft Ins Tide, owl t1. I..s '1-.4,, a 01 Nos" *.u.., ...0 sOsctat .sn.. it Nat .., ,.a ifs,, IS. d.w.4 .5 -Oil p..P.at of Osi F or ii- Iwo N Sat list, . s summ 2a4 0., liT Nit,man *4.0 a usl to pust ad impoolft , -.5, 0_rn (Rep) wNld I. 11.1.54. ,. •.. .att 5 545,74.5, p.itd.., I.. a .d.,d,I, NO _s..eeeis awe of No11 Isle FECHTEL. JR. ....-., CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THI CITY COLOPOL 05 TNt OTYM OVItCO, FLORIDA. P TO AWA AND .oaron*Ti AS PART 05 TNt CITY 05 OVIIDO Toni FOLLOWING OIICRIMO LAWN LOCATID le UROLI *TY. Joe (Dim) P.6k off-" -. ARTICLE V. SECTIONS 3 10, It .5.1 1. .0ta.wM w P.. Stals Ca.,.at,.,.,. p.5p45 01 KNOWLES (Dim) Preston "Pris Richard b.... 1.4.4 55 .,!tI.li ii Sandra Gloom us.. some Lawton Bayport: bigh7:O* am., 9:21 p.m., low 1.2$ n.m., 2.3* p.m. - -V City Commissioner District IV ru., i David L. United stated Senator (Vow fat oi 1. 5,Sll* Oil *"-w 4 S pot'. Poll N*5. pnbO p.574 Ot sat 1.4 54*4511155 NI 741 551.5 0.usat .4 faau..0 ,4 . "p5,' 5 FLORIDA Vinci U. PORTER RAY congl?O rrO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE It, SECTIONS St.,. CPNiP....., Slitr'1 (PU PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF LANDS TO THE CITY Of OVI(DO ONLY PRECINCTS 1-44- 10-13- 14. 19- 211-24-24 29-30 324334.33.34-4647351 3334 Public D4ar LIII*.MAIh h.d&dli CIaal J. ChrIsispisi. UNITED STATES SENATOR District III PRECINCT S ONLY DRUMMOND (Rip) -. Pt to the Constitution of City Cmimissloas, (Dim) IV.w tot Dm1 Abbott IEfltdDtNT CANDIDATE Proposed Amendments the State of Florida Gary Shader Gnu ao Am c.,, ALL PRECINCTS 2.1175 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ONLY PRECINCTS 44.11.12.334$ 3431344551 Thty.Third District (Vale for On.) SIMs R15W.*MiVS 4- Fievide (V.4, ow 0' '.'$t 4.4,.M) Douglas L. smamm VOW iP&?mct pl._. 2. lOPS Bob CHESHIRE. JR. (Dam) I-. MCCARTHY Seminole Caw". 11*. R.pronsni.tiv. Pill'. "H s. GENERAL ELECTION 'a 910M with glovie sales rewj~ II I. NOTES HOSPITAL Ivow to, On.) HAWKINS (Rep) Tui. ANDERSON Curtis R. SEARS (Rep) SAFFORD, Am. (AP) - begin serving sentences for two Jc&ni D. ft1licknIm, 'dgbed Watergate convictions. Hehaddeddedistttowaltfar adininIdration to go to jail, will a review of his cm by the UI. be treated "no butter or no Supreme Cant, which he hope, Worse than anyone else" at the will reverse the conviction.. Swift Trail Federal Prison Union he wins a ers, or COW here. officials his sentenceis reduced *the The $1yevo1d former No. 2 discretion of his trial judge, adviser to Richard Nixon sped Ehrilcman most serve 2 his fled Itigit Ins harracb4ike years before parole. dormitory at this mlnlmnn..e- The balding Ehrllchman, who curly desert prison. There are had gruwii a thick heard In te no hers or fences here, sad mouths after the Watargati prisoners are called by their coverW trial, arrived at the name IIatad Of wearing num prison dean shaven. Feder hers. prism rules prohibit b. The Sanford Dovetown Business AuocIaIiui. heW its annual banquet at the One of Ehillichinn's daugh. Camp administrator J ters Ill, ove him to the camp at Haddin said Ehirlichum wo Holiday hut on Wednesday and officers for the n ew year were introduced. They the base of 1O,11i400I Mt. Gm be placed In the general are (from left) Treasurer Bill Fransa, President Earl Black, Vice Presidead hem on Thursday, after be re- pool for two weeks, and then Nera Gordon and Public Relation, Coordinator Jack Weible. celved judicial permission to given an assignment that salts his qualifications. Prison factories make trainers and led DIA GENERAl. ELECTN (Vow for c'.) Rsbort G. -l'.d" FEATHER VOGT • -. Fleet'. s7d (Dim) John ARWISTEAD (Rep) NICHOU (Dom) ANI RICAN PARTY ALL PRECINCTS Seventeenth District (Vase far Om) SMIp Katie ,m PRECINCTS ALL Un GUNTER (Dim) Ii _____Cy / - OFFICIAL BALLOT on-AM 2. LrgijIatiw Ame Lied.,. fell, Prssisuit md Vie. Prouldont . - OSFICIAI. BALLOT '-C-. 2. tsp. Candidates Index Sw PRESIDENT . - OS*ALMLLOT Florida ALL PRECINCTS "- 7 Fhe wiLt on&.t4 by 141ma High Bad Roosters to benefit uniform fad, _hid flea M. Iowuea (advaj, Bear Labe Elementary &Iissl, 16 p.m.; codame parade, 1:Il p.m.; prepentaum of trophies fur al-'tinstn drive wIn.,.. Hoi.itd base, cthe walk, craft and bobbies. Open pit chicken teene'ç'enIdi-Amed, Style 59 p.ni., Siidu.d i'gI.,i Pod 53, 17.02. l • Comm I Write In S. . SAMPLE BALLOT OSFsu UUOT NUAL IL5CTI SmAnb coniv. Prison Sentence I U1VIlAy, OCT4 a $se TeW1110 Of A.erks convention, Pib he*&utb Airput, Orlando. Banquet 7,* pAL POfyn • Heia proud Ofthe fact 1wioofse.. India estrac.tlon out of Oklahoma. hth.dio.is to Voters 11U TWOClsh for qgk., 9p.m., (hiauolo Garden CZeh, 719 E. Roiling Ave.. Orlando. back hem Sears Y1''edtormufaraU.& Senate seat this year and ri4.d his Is. tirtlon, he said, in Washkoft befur, l. Joist Grady (the party iwnL.e) and Sea. Walter Sims Of Caandu wseai,,t "By being registered with the con9rima3 cT'.'t$e, In Wáhis, Fm Inapoeithnto(wb,.L f unds and campalgtthtg for office," be aid. P=AY, OCTaaa of AaerIeaeea,,atlm, unoodulf loath Airpurt, M S. Orge Blase _ni Thdi, Regidr brghi.. at SIM vvs i, unce a, &a , reow the fteL teussd LA, 'toand, 1p.m., *. Richwes Owl& to . . •1•-' ehura he was anamb&W pupro for nix yam "During dW time our grand _'den of Florida ora $ne ad fig ALL - 'j__ Z. 1 PortCanaveral: high 2:02 n.m., 2:40 p.m., low L19 am., 1976 _ Seam ad his wHe lived hi Miami fur the fled *19 P-nL BICENTENNIAL - For -- onlinge students with the hope of getting na back an etnployes er coil,," be said, noting be spent a summa In Miami earning the businessandasnnedgrjn5an Juan, Puerto RICO In theprograni. He recalls an Incident when another Assistant at the Caracas Airpurt failed to offer a French e11 intellectual who was a pest of the dirtator, a seat In the lounge. This was the standard procedure isn soc mi.oi. are nwtet The airways 'was threatened by the government with the loss of$2 million in business by the government If apace couldn'tbe fo4 f District 4 Recreation Freiw. vogt quickly redifled the sitninn and saved the Board in Brevard County firm. The government official was very grateful. and as president for three But u r,oistI the most 'iltlng and Vogt turned Yea rs Of the oaRotk. heiog his tour is Venezuela. He remembers he and his friend ledge Babe Ruth League. ItctMng a ride with a landscaper to the country's coast only to Neither man was op find ad Aw they were on their way In the vehicle that the man's assistant was blUed that very day by dray gunfire while riding In posed In his party primary Is September. the annie seat they were. "The people were rounding up lead agents and banging them In the streets," he said. Vogt also worked In the dining room of his fraternity house, MOB Tau Omega (1erba bK00ii prr1iatof I. th)1 ors" in the university cafeteria one year, and at the Florida Td Union Due slunmer, delivering messages and telegrams around campus. "1 couldn't have gone to college If I hadn't worked," be said. Thursday's high 72, today's Thursday's AtercoUge, Vogt moved lo New Jersey for a time wg working In New York, took ooWass at Rutgers University III Considerable cloudiness accounting, applied statistics, operation research and in the late through Saturday. Continued Ill's look additional courses at the University of South Florida ID windy today and Saturday. boab..s adznthIdratloui and engineering administration. ni.u,. In 1160, mi,i a,. Born in Lake Wales, Vogt grew up in Lakeland and graduated today and neff g Saturday. from Lakeland High School. He and his wife, TOnI, have fouri. toni ght upper 50. to children, D'A1ma,Suzanne, Leeaime and I"& near U. Northeast winds 20 He plays fairly good tennis -"rm not a hacker" -and st ays m.p.h. and gusty today, boy with his engineering profadon, the legi'i.ture and his becoming east t. southeast family. Vugt is employed by Brevard Engineering Co. of Cape Saturday. Canaveral. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 2:29 a.m., 2:51 p.m., low 1:34 am., U Golf The district is esepsied of evard, Seinlasle aid ____ Osceola adafew predicts hi Orange caw Revolt Tr'ded Sears: Pvy.OcL, n7o-4' I'si Ihoiw,s..osm Fl. Brtt,en n cmargg Estate Broker ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. P.O. Box 1776 tSanford, Florida, 32771 To Buy fl To Sell Other Name - - - - - - 1Address .......................... l City, State 1 Telephone - Zip �IS-4iuk, us$ p,1, PL , isd N.tic. ___ NOTICI UNDIN FICTITIOUS p PICTITISUS NAM 1ce Ii Mr•.by Nfl Clealy Case,. Ora., Csnty. RI lu$lei ii t Part Fililde mto Caunty. Ca,. No 1O7Oø P 1deVIderIhaflctIftsusn.m,.l Otto GIrdSii Co., • - HANSON SHOE Sp PlaintIff ___ - _____ tRealty, MONTHLY ____ S(flInOIe ____ KULP REALTY ____ - ... _____ ,, • _____________________ _______ - ____________________ ___________ -, 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH on corner 100 with large shade tree, central h-a, split plan, good size bedrooms, large kitchen I pantry, fenced yard. Only 521.000. to appreciate. Call 3770531. 3 BR, 1 bath mobile home, Winter Springs, $17,000, I I01 W. Commercial _InOng 322.7fl, FIRST OFFERlN.. I BR, 7 bath, famIly room, w•w carpet, central heat and air. Asking 222.500. 3237832 EVES 322isv o ____________________ EXECUTIVE HOME- Beautiful ' "lIke new" I Br. 2 beth, choice Loch Arber area. Extra large tree shaded yard. $33.. _______________________ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker rSltona, 611.0111 _________________________ ______________________ ______________________ - _________________________ LARGE FAMILY- Spacious 3 BR. 2 baths with family room 0. workshop. Only $11,300. • copper electric wiring & boat mortgage, $137.57 monthly and pay very small down payment to move In. No qualifying. tm dock. Lake Markham. $35,000, Broker, 322-7)74 I - - ---_...... .. 321.0041 2017 S. FRENCH TO BUYERS- $100 Down RIVERVIEW AVE.- 3 BR, 2 bath, homes. Call to see. central heat & air. wall.to.wall * COUNTRY ESTATE * carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced Harold Hall Realty tNOTIcE yard. Owner relocating. $39,230. I acres, zoned agricultural, fenced and cross fenced, 2 sheds with PINECREST....4 BR, ]bath,on 3big lots. Lots of extras, Including pool 6. Income producing trailer on back lot. $10,300. Terms avaIlable, COUNTY-, 2 BR furnished, including Washer 20)6 LAKE AVE.- LOIy 3 BR, 1½ and freezer. New l'OO many extras. bath, central heat & aIr, car ceIling, kitchen equIpped. Florida 21 block, country kitchen, screened rm.. utility shed, washer I. dryer porch, large I, included. Only 126.500. Terms. Jng $1,000 dn., 1150 mc. $13500 TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES-I BR, 1½ bath, central heat & aIr, kit. then equipped, fenced yard, half BATEMAN REALTY block from Golf Course.'Reduceaj Rag. Real Estate Broker $7,3ØQ to $27,300. Check this out. 2130 S. Sanford Ave. fl1O7fteyeL3fl.7 $00 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's _________________________ Special.) BR,) bath, 2 story home - I in nice neighborhood. Owner anxious to sell. 1)2,300. concrete floors, fish pond, 4 Inch REALTOR, MLS 323-5174 Anytime _____________________________ __________________ ______________________ _... -- ________________________ ' ;4 Sanford __________________________ eneva ardeni I xu __________________________ - Pitlo WYNNEW000- 2116 DeCottes Ave. Secluded home with unique floor plan. 3 BR. 2 bath, family room and formal dining room. Come see for $26,700. HIGHLAND PARK- 205 Margaret Road. Years of comfortable living can be yours in this spacious 3 BR with 1 full and 2 half baths, on extra large lot. All extras Included for $35,000. qualify. 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, central heat 0. air. carpeted. From 522.000. StudIo, 1,3,3 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor QUiet,OneS?ory Kitchen EquIpped I From '135 1 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Flo, - * _______________________ L 322•2O9OacalIid - j LAKESIDE APARTMENTSj Highway 17.92, Sanford j ________________________ 1 IIy Man REALTORS ID i -. 1 ii -1*L c. Park _______________________ ____________________- •' I BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' -. :" -.. - 3&4 Bedroom •i..1.__. 2 Bath QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES 1i Models Cenlral Heating and Air Conditioning f Carpeting .5!.!9(* . [ is... i.,.. - Uppland Park Homes By :::'•'.Ij • s z ' t CONSTF1UCT1ON k- c. 711 W. 25th Sanford, Fla.J __________________ For Appointrn Call 3O5.3273)03 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H and f OR 25% Z375 Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE 29 p QualIty 3 bedroom . 2 bath garden, home, 1267 square feet of living area. Concrete block Construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equIpped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping -No maintenance fees. generator lights, Speedometer, mirror, like new. 671.1)33. consIstIng of: sunken con. vers.ation pit, fireplace, cathedral ceiling. "great room" concept. eat.in kitchen, sunken tub, wooded lot and wall to wall plush carpeting. This 3 BR beauty is nearing completion and will sill anytime 51Household Goods for under $30,000 but you better 14' .Glaspar, 75 HP Evinrude & Trailer, $300. 372.1555. wod&ciere DIRECTIONS: '. Weston2Sth St. off 1192 Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive NEED A HOME? 5100 down payment to qualified buyers, 3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat, refurbIshed. As low as 515.000 F waco CONSTRUCTION CONPAN! A Subsidiary Of Wiliner Industries ..0 __________________ cellent condition; uS or best Offer. Phone 322.2511. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. .. .IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY, satininlaidlamptablesandcoflee table, oak county cletk's desk, suiie -- Used Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executiv, desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & Hwy 52, 1 mile west of Speeoway. Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday nIght at 7:30. It's the only one lan Florida, You set th. reserved prIce. No charge other than $5 registrati fee uniess vetnicte is soid.CalISO.4.25553)1he. further details. SALE CONDUCTED BY: chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, is. Cash and Carry. NOLL'S as ______________________ 1967 Pontiac Lemans, 2. door, keystone 'nags, good condition. Asking $335, Pin. 322043, Auction Service of Fla. AUCTIONEER Col. Marvin Cohen Casselberry. 17 52, 5301206 Held In a new larger location 62-Lawn-Garden at: VW Super Bug, 11100. New engine & clutch. New brakes & complete front end. Dealer warranty. ShIp No. 59. Sanfont Boats Works, Celery Ave. 67O Sand Lake Rd., Orlando (1 blk. E. of I-I at S2IA Exit) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 64-Equipment for Rent __________________________ 1973 MaverIck, standard trans.. air, $1.00 or $400 down and take over 1-323.2801-after 5 p.m. 851-5780 _____________________________ Sleam Clean You Own Carpet Rant Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 33251$) -. _______________________ HELPI- 3 Kids - Need Room! '71 Convention Center NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave 65-Pets-Supplies DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION' stack book cases, wicker, grandlather clock, chandelie,'s, dining rm. suites, chests, hi.boys. wash stands, love seats, foyer pieces, tlredogs, mirrors, accent pci. and much, morel Master Charge BankAmericard, cash and good checks. OPEN FOR IN. SPECT ION 10 AM bOth dayS, -- AUCTION SALE "' Oriental rug, braided rug, couch and chair, king size bookcase headboard, a couple of single beds, pair of van seats, 2 metal wardrobe,, - Jersey cow with 2 calves, $200; Aystnlre heifer, l's months old, $40. Call 323-4114. Lease a Datsun including Z cars arid trucks. For information call 5111 Rayon Jack Mink, 131-1311. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Mca, Call 3234370 or 4405 Dealer. - FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 p.m. - payments. 5445257, 'ii Buick Electra, excel. cord, with all power options. Metallic green with vinyl top. Clean cicth'Jn. tenor, lowner. $1495or best offer. ___________________________ 1913 Oldi Cutlass S Factory air, PS, PB, 12.000' wooden sailboat complete with mast and sails, hundreds of women's designer dess.s In all Sizes, garden tools, mechanics tools and all kinds of misc. items too numerous to mention. For Sale RAM & SHEEP Phone 365.3136 GOLDEN HAWN $200. Call 322 3965. ______________________ R&H. Al shape, $100. Phone 123- 4541 after S p.m. Dell's Auction Center HAY FOR SALE $1.25 Bale Up Call 322-5*27 after 3p.m. Ptnone4544o _____________________________ '65 Dodge Coronet, 2 door, V-i, aIr. Open Daily For Retail Sales. 10-S 67A-Feed - Hwy. o west. Sanford 373 5420 12 Vega GT Hatchback, silver 'ay with black racing strIp. i spWd, air, tinted glass, radio; clean, 22. 4415 after 6 p.m. YEAR END pc. walnut dining room set with 2 leaves and pads, good condition. Call 3720341. - NOW IN PROGRESS 3220779 Beginners or retirees luck. All appliances, Nice size fenced lot. 3 BR with screened porch. Call Immediately and steal it tar $17,900. 425-0049' LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR :UTURA BY SINGER ne of Singer's top Touch arid Sew Zig Zag machines, Assume baLance of 5105.50 or pay 5)1.50 per month. Will take trade.in, Singer equipped to zig zag & make button holes. Balance of 1311$ or 10 Payments of $6. Call credit manager, 37794$) or see it SANFORD SEWING CENTER IOJE. 1st St., Downtown 76 CITICAR $ 1 395 1700 MILES 75 MERCURY COMET 6 CYL. AUTO, P.S.. AIR RADIO. 13000 MILES 'V' SANORA SOUTH neighborhood '25,000 Conventional.S% Down Homes ready for your inspection and Immediate occupancy S Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Alrp*rt Blvd. Brailey Qdham-323-4670 BUILDER. DEVELOPER 73 FORD PICKUP AUTO, V-I 73 FORD PICKUP 2895 V-I. 3-SP., AIR. RADIO 75 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 72 PLYM. SAT. 4 DR. 1500. 11,190 MILES Vi AUTO. PS. PB AIR VINYL ROOF. RADIO 31 95 AM.FM. BLUE 74 PLYMOUTH FURY 3 72 CHEV. CAPRICE 4 OR. SEDAN, V-a t.UTO PS, PB, AIR . RADIO, GOLD 2 OR., MT., V.0. AUTO PS. PS. AIR. AM-FM. 1 895 73 HONDA M'CYCLE 330 CC. 9,501 MILES S SF. ELEC. START. CUSTOM HAN. OLE SkRS AND SISSY BAR. $595 2 DR. H.T.,V.$ AUTO, ps, PB, AIR, AM.FM. TAPE STEREO 2295 73 DODGE MONACO 9 PASS S-WON. V-a AUTO, PS, PB. C. CONTROL, SO-SO SPLIT SEAT,L. RACK. V-I AUTO. PS, VINYL ROOF. PB. RADIO, V I AUTO. AIR RADIO 1395 1895 1 1 95 1 295 70 CHEVY NOVA 2 DR. SCYL. AUTO. RADIO VINYL ROOF 2595 AT LOW LOW PRICES ECONOMy l792 CARS OF SAP4FORDINC SANFORD ,,. ii',' 1995 71 FORD LTD 2 DR, H.T. 25 USED TOYOTAS AIRPORT BLVD. AT HWY 1995 70 MERC COUGAR 73 CHEVY CAPRICE :',i,i•,;..,, . - 1972 Volkswagen Ill, good con dition; also 5940 Volkswagen Bug, after FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Another Fine Development By GTO. PS, PB, Jght green velvet sofa, I', 5)20. dark green swival rocker, 530; 5' pecan coffee table, $30 assortment of drapes. All excellent condition, Call 373.129* S. S In Sanford. 80-Autos for Sal. ______________________ 323 1372 SRMlmi,Ee,tii SPANISH STYLE STUCCOCorner lot. 3 BR, formal dining, range, refrigerator $21,500. VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA 323•7030 __________________________ tIres. new clolsonne vase, Dresden cut glass, battef'y, new inspectIon stickar. 1.5. Prusila, Meissen, art glass, t Asking $425 322.7421. Oriental pieces, depression glass, keep trying. primitives, dolls, sterling, doll furniture, toys. banks, lamps, 'iS Dodge Van, BI00. 3)5 v-i. auto.. weather vane, tools, etc. PS, Am.FM, West Coast mirrors, Victorian cylinder bookcase deluxe slits, llr & carget, n.ox secretarIes, parlor sets, heavily 'nI. 13.100 or best Offer. Call ais. carved lIving rm. suite, French $204 atter 5 p.m. Holton Collegiate trombone, cx- :0uNTRYFuRN DISTRIBUTORS New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FOR INFORMATION CALL Sears l.wIneef utility trailer with spare wheel and tire. See at 1005 Paloma Ave. or call 323-1154. TO BE SOLO TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER the contents of several estates. Including large fish scale, edndise Ne FROM Ideal huntIng, fishIng vehicle; 1943 Ford ~ ton flat bed. V.0 engine, runs, rough body, mak.e offer; 1935 Ford 1½ ton flat bid. dump body, VS. rough, make offer. 373-1450. * SALE BEGINS 1 p,m.* ROBSON MARINE 2920 Hwy 17.93 333-SN) 59-M.isical dl'Ive, heavy duty front bumer. *SAT,.SUN. Oct. 3031 * 55-Boats & Accessories ; iNS International Scout, I aineel ANTIQUE AUCTION berry. 530-5415. _________________ hurry. LAKEFRONTS DON'T I learly new twin size trundl, bed, LAST I $50; d'drawer dresser, $15. Phone CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 371-0170. $30 Hwy. 431, Longwood 531 P222 sell our trade in furniture at low prices, Good Selection. __ -,T,'iirJs,Tmj -- - Kitcinen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud CabeIl. 372 $052 4 - lewelry, new & antIque furniture Imisc. US Diane Circle. Cass.I. Schwinn 2 speed tandem bike, Lakefront Contemporary Sanford's newest residential MODEL OPEN: _________ ' - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY . 333 or3fl flie _____________________________ ?Aion campIng equip., baby Items, 67-Livestock. Poultry 322 1917 7$-4,tOI"CyCISS any night. package for $423. Radio alon, Sold Undir $50,000 - ____________________- _______________________________ Garage Sate- Thurs., FrI., & Sat. Utility trailer, freezer, tools, Male Springer-Spaniel with pape, 1$ months old. FREE to good home. Phone 323.1102. FULLER BRUSH Trade tool Bring your 'articles to Movlefand Drive In Theatre Swap Shop-Flea, Market, south 17.93, every Sunday, 9a.m. to S p.m. NO CHARGE, Reserve tree Spaces, Phone 333.12)6, 7 p.m. O 5 p.m. Sanford. TrUCkS & Empty your carport or garage- Make 51$ and have fun swapping YARD SALE-Oct. 29, 30.Jofflng til 4. Misc. I Plants, 101 E. 25th, te Any year ttwv 976 models. 7 diys week. Call collect. 511-213;. - WANIEDI SELLERS. BUYERS.DEALERS _____________________ single side band, can be modif led for 10 channels. 0.101 Desk power microphone, Avantl PDL.II beam antenna. AR.73XL rotor and control box. Rig Is only 4 months old. Will sill only as complete eO' 22,125 NOW Laws Curs 1 South Seminole 7O-Sp a _. - MORE CASH " For Wrecked orjunk _______________________ Central Florida Chorale Rummage Sale, Saturday, Oct. 3O,a.m, to?, at the Singer Store, Sanford Plaza. new for ups. Call 322-1112. Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 251 S. 3rd St., Lake Mary. Phone $301103. BUVITFOQASONG .i'!5 -. 831-9993 I 37 274$ __________ List Yotx Business.,.DIQI 322-2611 fully equipped. $29,500. $311640. Call 322-1421 after I p an. For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. Carport Sale- Saturday, Oct. 30,9 to S. Macrame, plants, household Items & various misc. Cherokee Circle. Sunland Estates. WIfl' REALTY ' - refrigerator a air I Conditioner Included at $11,900 or best offer. Broker, $31017). Big 5500. Req Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 - - Quaker kerosene Mater, double fan 50.000 BTU, good condition, Thermal.AIre gas heater, good condition. 377-loss. $2,000 dn., about 5160 mc. Owner will finance, 7032 Jefferson Ave. I 333.1374 days, 904-177.943 after 6. I room, range, refrigerator, large -'- . SEIGLER HEATER ike New, Price 327-1710 REALTORS BUY JUNK CARS.- from $10 Cash 322-4132 Garage Sale- Saturday only, 9 too. Household Items. 631 Palmetto Ave.. Lunowood, 2770. lot. Nice and clean, $20,500. -- - Deli-Meat Case: Ice Machnine; Gas Grill; Fryer; Cash Register; Steam Table; Other Items. 32]- 77-... Autos Wanted WE BUY FURNITURE MaitlandAuctig 339-4416 toll free from S ford SaleS W'INNEWOOO_. 3 BR, family I We're Offering A '. - Guaranted reconditioned auto batteries, $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. flow does thIs Sound? A dream . Luwn Cure WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31IilSE.FI5j 322._2 garage, fenced large lot, kitchen Uppland . KENMORE WASHER, pr,s, service, used machInes. MOONEYAPPLIANCES3,J _____________________ Sanford- 2 BR, CD, air, screened porch, double lot, fruit & large oak trees, nice neighborhood, 519,900. I ______________________ - speed, good condition, $50 for both; CD base station I antenna, US. Call 327.1339. Forrest Greene Inc. I ____________________ Wi 2 Bicycles, 1 boy's & 1 gIrl's 26", S SELL- 2 BR block, city I MUST CB BASE STATION- RealistIc utIlities. 1)2 Club Road, $anford. I Navaho TRC.S7 Transceiver, ______________________ , P0. Box 2441. Sanford, Fl. 37771. side laundry, central heat & air, $23,750. FHA. 3MSPARK ____. - an bath home with Florida rm., in. Multiple LIsting Service Across From Ranch House '%3.$670or53 Now avaIlable-.. Costume iewelry with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE at amazIng 10 pcI. off retail. For a complete catalog of savings send II (refundable with first order) to: The Now Oyess Co., WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- Sparkling) BR. 1½ 06$33 - JEWELRY BONANZA of privacy, 5*900. 322-2420 ANYTIME A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Offertory. ___________________ VA. home with large rooms and enormous closets. A true prestige home. Call tar details. Call Sanford'S Sales Leaden NEED Ito LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath, lakefront home wIth beautiful FIREPLACE. Formal dining, country kItchen, 1½ acres LAKE MARY- Country Club Road- Deliphtfui, new, custom Georgian style 4 BR, 2 bath brick OniBedroom MirchaudiN 13355. Summerlin ae., Sanford-I BR, 2 bath. & clean, nice trees. Move I .now. $17,530. FHA. on a large fenced lot. BBP warranted. A true buy at 120.000. 1919 S. French 332499) Eves. 327-1496; 3221164; 322. 1911 AduIt.Family Osteen- 5 Acres, $9,250; 10 acres, 115,000. Surveyed, Free title In. surance. Broker, 131-0111. near 322-6457 WASHINGTON OAKS- Iii McKay Blvd. Squeaky cleant This well cared for) BR, 1½ bath home Ets eedroom Apti. (5elceNQ. 31- Ph. 322.4610. 10 Acres, wooded, In Paola on hard road, Wilson Place. Priced right. Call 323-1991. Rag. Real Estate Broker General Contractor $23,000. -- -. assumi stream, $1,000 equity mortgage for 5)7,000 lot I years JOHNNY WALKER RAVENNA PARK- 102 Satsurna Drive. Secluded) BR. 1 bath on corner lot. Convenient to schools, country club arid shopping. Loads of extras. A real bargain at 20cc. ft. chest freezer, like new, ___________________________________________________ or best offer. $311257 after 6p.m. - Murphy, N. C. Area-)) acres. 44 bordering a beautiful troul - garage and Lake Mary's most unique central heat and air con. dit loaned home featuring cathal exposed beam ceilings, wood floors graced with plush carpets. Large living rm. with corner fIreplace, 2 bdrms. cacti large enough to be two, georgous bathroom, dining aree, latest, most modern G.E. kitchen anywhere with slidIng glass doors onto cathedral ceiling screened porch with corner BarS Qua pit. Only $45,500 with terms If desired. Stenstrom Realty area; Looking for a lob? The Classified Ads will help you hand that job. wellwith submergible pump, 2 car VETERANS- We have a few new homes l,tt. No money down if you Apm - - condition; utility shed. Call 333. 4514 after 3 p.m. Lonqwood- By Owner, Opportunity for Income, AttractIve 3 BR home in excellent area. Large screened patio, pool, privacy fence and separate 2 apartment rertal units. Concrete block construction, Call MLS.R EALTORS ______ - 3 BR mobile home, 1½ bath, air 131.1201. J ... 4-Wde_Homes Asgoc, 373 04$ Night Day landscaping. Reduced to $19,500. CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS_..Z.06l Eve,, 333.3gf 0ays-3fl.öi Nightl-3fl.fl$2 medIate possession. bath home with room to grow, Central HA. W.W carpeting, large kitchen, paneled Family Room. Screened cabana, and beautiful With Ice Maker 54-Gu rage ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY S.P.A.C.l.O.U.S Immaculate 3 BR. 2 7SRKrNVINCte$ WANT TO BUY 3 or 3 bi*oatn modit'n home, Sanford ca DeBam'y MUSt Sacrifice 5973 $freemlkç also large tree shaded lOt. Pt. Oregofy Mobile Homes, iO3 Write: P.O. Sen 2341, Sanford. Orlando Drive, 333.3201 Florida 32771, ____________________________ Cash for Antiques. Consioneneants CLA5III Fn -AO.iclww . -n . wanted, HI.way 46 Auction MOVES MOUNTAINS Galleries, 3326572. OfMerctnatndls.EveryDa1ii, TryOtnel YOU NAME IT, I BUY ITt SAN FOND AUCTION _______________________ 373734 NEFRIGENATOR.SId,bySICI, Phce 373 5603. YEAR END BARGAIN- 3 BR, 1 barn home, carpeted. A.C., kit. then equipped. Assume firsi All sIzes, all price,, low, low down, Chieperthan rent. You don't have to be a veteran. Coil today, _______________________ 3 BR, IVi barn, rid brick. Must sell Willing to talk terms. $20,001 WATERFRONT- Custom 3.2 on appror. I acre. Beautiful home * VA RESALES * LIGHT & CHEERy- lmpresive 3 BR, 3 bath, huge family room, choice Ravenna Park area. 531.100. than $750 down. Goverinman fundIng. By buIlder, 531.1549 Equal Housing Opportunity. REAL ESTATE features Central HA, Hl.Lo shag, brick fireplace, large kitchen, $, Pt7O- 4R ,- Lake Mary- 3 BR, fl bath nov homes. Under $23000 with let CaHBart area features central HA, W.W carpeting, large eat.in kItchen, Family area, lots of storage and beautIful yard for lust 132,9001 a-ntedto - - 37214lI or3fl.g after Hrs. Trade your equity or Item of valut as down payment on 3 or 3 SI home, some with central alt. Cal George Willis, REALTOR ASSOCIATE. Imns,culate home In 1st qualIty leg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC Hal Colbert Realty _____________________ Rig. Neal Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 117W, lit St., Sanford TRADE UP AFFORDABLE PRESTIGE- ______________________ _______________________ REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker IlOOE,231h5t 333.4433 W, GARNETT WHITE _________________ _____________________ TAFFER Ave., Lake Mary. $35,100. _____________________ ___________________ ji BALL REALTY- temporary-I level,) $1.7 bat, 176.000. Jenny Clark Realty. 3Z GENEVA- 1 acre land on Jungle Got som.ttilng to sill? A Classlfiój Road. Nice double wide mobile _.fl4wiil sell It fast. home. $15350. Wlnierspri,,gs_ lmrnacuiatejBR, 4 BR, 2 beth, l'.'i acres, VanBuren 2 bath with many extras, Must see Your S2-AHances ISO. interested, ________ - rch.IecI's Own Custom Coi central Pneat & aIr, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus metal utility bldg. 323.1005. REALTORS 7O?3j multiple listing service ______ ______________________ 3 BR, 1 bath, fully carpeted, 10GW. 1st St. Sanford. .3222333 PrIy, Evssdti Nsra, kedud, FL 41 c. Jim Hun CLASSIFIED ADS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE$: Notice Is hereby given thai I am color Ye. aIr Cas..Mild $orv. NotiCt Is hereby given that fl, engaged In busineis at N2 French OdQndo - Winter Poik QUALiTY INN NONTW undersigned. pursuant to me Ave. Sinford, Seminole county. *flerHNars. N24MI Realtor I•415R434.LMh..me4 "FIc?rnoas Name StatuV' Chlpt,r FdL%Ndi?mI0tdIflou$nsm.oi 333.301 0MI 3222611 $lga' 8319993 ISS.Oi, FIOEIde SIaM,, O'5 OVENSIFIID PPODUCTS regi irs..., to iac.a ClsesffiadM... °" °' NW WrIf ,. cáo the Cletwi? Casrt. Seminile DIflelteFalr. Inc..a ps. ,p, ..-; "Get Em Whi CLASSIFIED DEPT. a In and he Seminole County. Florida, register taid name with me Clark 00 RATES 33"',,. __________________ County. Flulde in ecw.cs wthi Dinette Fair, Defendant __________________ t*on rsciipl ii pr the ot tte Circuit Cotwt, Seminole County. , T1P(710 Hot" , 1 lltru S times Santord- ideal he retIred P1.l 4Tca $tss outiiculonof HOURS ,. Name Ststvtii, Te.WIf: Section PIUIIde If,, BR. ugetairs; qv.00nat$tLiiIaoJ. tItIis names IoIIow:ng to wft• provisions of me FlctItIus Name Sthru2S times ... 3k. ne . 1:00 AM. -5:30 P.M. You Cii Have s3.. _, us FOURDEE 2 times.............. . . ____________________ DIVISION AND Statutes, YoWl?: Section ass.oe I: pey m. CIapIr .1. Ed $trasgt..r,, as Eiectiv, MO4°'t' FlotliSi 5tatu?. FOURDEE . INCORPORATED - PublI: Oct. S. II. 22. 2L ira ($2.00MINIMUMCNARGE) Dfriitii tIle FIsrI Deputmaw WELAKA APARTMENTS HOUSe In 3 MonthS u.i SATURDAY '-Noon S RObeI? E. *tiich tts corporation is Dna Lines Minimam 00 Revenue, Tadal,...,. FIsrw, liaw. hell. Ifigiged In business as MO Plu, Publish: Oct. 33. fl. Nov. £ 12. 1,76 Qjsjfy f y Avenue In the City of Caiaibecry. DEE114 FICY1TIOUSNAMI VS. Florida. DEADLINES ciean iurnl,pad lit NNr. a. hesey is available for subsidIzed Relict Is hereby gIven thai I am Dinette Fair. Inc Thai the party intir5ted In said FICTITIOUS NAME Prlvai, entrance. Adeas ealy in business 11 Reef, I P.O. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN assieg In rural arise No down buSiness enterprise is as NOtice Is hereby that i am . NOOn The Do Before PubkQtion las 335. Sww,et Dive. LonJ by virtue of the? certain WrIt 00 1004 P.lmetfo. Sanhet payment. monthly payments less ____ EMERSON ELECTRIC. co. 1fl9aed In busIness at 102 French 3371S. Siminsle County. Florida Execution tot Collection Of man rent. By: Ron Worwlct Ave.. Sanford. SeminOle County, under me fictitIous nenie of su DelInquent Tax Issad cut ot and Sundoy Noon Friday Florida, 3tA-Dxss VkChalrman of under the fictitious name of SMITH AUTO Sails, and that I underffies.aiofth,Circvi,ccurt00 N. IJNSWORTH REALTY FOrdee Division of SPECTRA GRAPHIC OF SAN. tsr,sheswnam,wim 5emineI County. Florida and from Emev FORD, and that I Intend to register lee. Real Estate Iraber Electric, Co. C*ttIl.CIfCIJI? Court, SemInole the Slate 01 FlOrIda Department 00 I BR ap.rtw; aapllances hat Said name with the Clerk of the Publish: OctS. 15. 33. 3, 1f7a tounty, FIrIda in accerdince with Revenue. issued on the lath day 00 -_________ _______________________________ 011.10 Crtuit Court. Seminole County. mI p12231517 1V15. RI. prI5lens 11 tte FIctitious October AD. and air. , 3-Cemeteries Nsin $tahi1 IN TN CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND Florida In accordance with the To-Wit: Sictian Writ 00 EcaO,$IOn was delivered t untishw. hesooni. Security provisjo WANT TO SELL the FICtItiuj Name FOR go FheIda Statutes ifS?. SEMINOLE COUNTY. 'vie as Sheriff of Seminole county Deposit. Adults Pi'efeired. 333 Statutes, Te.Wit: section ., CEMETERY PLOT at Oaklawn YOUR HOME? FLORIDA 5: Schuyler 0. SmIth Florida. and I hive levied tn the 0130 or 222-iSIS. Florida Statut 1557 Cemetery. very reasonable. Call Buying a new home? Moving to en PubItm: Oct. S. iS. 32. Ii. 1W6 CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.I761.CA4.B following described gon o 333.7122. S Robert 1. iprague apartment? Øf.37 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND by Dinette Fair. Inc.. said 4 Ream turn. doglez 3im SI.. 151 Pubflsh. Oct. 33. Get some action with a Herald 0 LOAN 25. Nov. 3 12, 1576 ASSOCIATION lang OF DEE.11s In county senior citizen to share my li me. plim us dog. After 5. call IN THU classified d. Well help you writi CIRCUIT CO lINT. Florida and SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cor. 4-FrsonaJs note particularly home ants expenses. Write BOO 3335401. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. described as follows: ad thai will bring fast sale. poraflon organized and existing . . 615. co Evening Herald. P.O. Box CALL 3222611 Casi NO. 71te6.CAei.B an me goods wares. merchandise, under tine Lawi of the United States IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1637. Sanford. Fia. 32171. DAOE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND equipment ISALCOHOL.A PROBLEM? ci America. fl4teUSIS AIIId EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. andor automolve i. 2 bath, central heat I. Lovely j.OAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. equipment found at the demdanr IN YOUR FAMlY? Plaintiff, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lamily em., garage, large WANT TO SELL AL ANON Plaintiff, piaceofbusln,,set 1111 Hwy. l753 COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2 BR. home wie fenced yard. separate studio. YOUR HOME? vs MELVIN A. ELKINS. JR. a Maitland, Florida. Said property wife, CASE NUMBER: 76Sl2.CA.i.I Veryreasanable 22.050 equity & assume losn 00 Buying a new home? Moving to an For famálles or ..HENRY W. BONGEN and EFFIE being stored at A. frlend of problem WANDA L. ELKIN$. et al., SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL J. LowIng $33,011. 321-0103. apartment? MAE BORGEN a.k.a EFFIE MAE Transfer & Storage in drinkers, Defendants. BANK OF MAIYLANO. a national Sanford . SCHARFF. . Forfurttner Information call 423-4307 AMENDED banking association, Florida. AND one Nil Chevrolet Late Mary-Single hOs.4e, 1 II. By Owner- 2 BR. I bath. Flu' Get some action with a Herald Of Write Defendants S'epVanTypeNo. 10.whitelnc,, NOTICIOF ACTION living room. combination kitchenPlaintIf?, row,,. carper?, fenced backyar classified ao. Well help you write NOTICE OF ACTION Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. TO: WAMEL CORPORATION, an vs VIM NO. cp dining room. shower. 322.1w. vfl4s54 winici is corner If. Wall to wail carpet, an ad that will bring fast sale. __________________________ STATE OF FLORIDA 80* 533, Sanford. Fla. 37771. unregIstefedforelgncorporatior ORLANDO beingstoredatAltamenteGa,.agein INDUSTRIAL furniture. 2 aIr conditioners, CALL 333.111 TO: HENRY W. BORGEN, 3633 Allamonfe s,,,.. unchartered Florida corporation DEVELOPERS. INC.. a Florida lmrnaculate3iR,3bIl,ca,paf,4, washer, dryer, drapes. Will Ad. FACEDWITHADRINKING Mswgannary Road, EllIcait City, dltioiiai information available ______________________ whose principal place of business corporation. JOHN R. LOVETT. and earage. fenced yard. tiM month. sacrifice 114,501. 322.3101. PROBLEM Maryland 21043. and EFFIE MAE , and offic.rx arid dIr.et,,e ra..i ri.&.j.. .. ._ c I loAlsartments Uithwnistd tii P5onoCnoous I BORGEN a-ks EFFIE MAE County SkerilVs Department. tAlkfl*Wfl. Defendants. LOCH ARBOR- By Owner- 3 BR, Can Help SCHAUFF. 3333 Huxley Street. J Winter SprIngs.- 3 BR. excellent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tine undersigned as Sheriff of NOTICE OF SALE 2 beth, dining rm., ww carpet. Call covnddien. mm . lease a In-isa? moe $20 Pittsoi.wgn, PennsylvanIa 13201 I that an action to foreclose a mor• Seminole County, Florida. wit at NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN mat NOW LEASING cent. H. double garage with Write P.O. Box 1213 I mo. No pets. Near school. 321.0335. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 11:00 AM. on the ISm day of gage on the following property In on Friday. the 26. day of November, I Sanford :ourt workshop, large lot, citrus trees. Sanford. Floricla3vlI that an action to foreclose a Moe. November a.o. Seminole County. FlorIda: 1576. at 11.00 O'clock AM., at the offerfo, sa• LITTir SALESMAN I. NFR!NT Price reduced. 332.7341. Aoirtr -trit tow, can ttw tolaIria i.. - .. .0 -irie a. ai. a ,.. .. nw -, ----------------.. "'. u' nw uunuw or HANSON SHOE SHOP - .nauwwwait Seminole County, FIcrida casin, sublect loony and all existing PARK. Seminole County. Florida. Seminole County, in Sanford. "NEWLOCATION" I Lot 44. Block 0. NORTH 'leirns, at tine Front EVERY DAY$OflhISviI$IOSIIII,Vhe according to me 33 5. Ave. Plat thereof Florida. ARTHUR H. 8ECKWITH, as (West) Door 106 Park Ave., across from Atlantic what you have to sill. Call today ~ OFUNIT1.accotdingtomeplat,as Sanford, Florida, Public Records of Seminole for Seminole County. Florida, will the above the Finest Shoe RepaIrs. Courteous bedToom apis. and completely 1 recardad in Flat Book 17, Page 31. dew'l here tomorrow. County, Florida. Offer fOr5aIetottnehgpnetandb,s, Day Service. We want or furnished studio apartments. Public Records of Seminole County, Thai said sale is being made e has been filed against you and you bidder, for cash, at public outcry, business. Thanks. Cunv.flientiviocated&b.eetifuliy 3 BR I tiled bath carpeted Florida and That pert 00 Lot 4. satlsty tine terms of said WrIts of are required to serve a copy of your the following described real landscaped. Abundant storage i mrougnong, central heat and air. Block 0, NORTH ORLANDO Execution, DIVORCE FORMS- For Ire, In. written defenses, it any, to it on property of ORLANDO IN. (incijngaflic)and"G( Energy I YERNACE. SECTION SOF UNIT 1, PHILLIP H. formation write to: Box 751. LOGAN John E. Polk, of DUSTRIAL DEVELOPERS, INC.. EfficIency Package". From $110. mcnm. Phone 545-6311. arecord,dlanpla$Sookii,page3I, Pompano. Fla. 33061. SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND lOCatedmfl5IminoieCounty.FIfi5 Sheriff CoIl 323.3301 beiweeni&3:30, -Public Records of Seminole County. MONCRIEF. Attoneys for Plaintiff, more particularly described as 381. largetenced yard. LateMary 'Florida, described as follows: ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Post Office Box 3379. Sanford, 10110*5, tO.it: Florida Care"- 3 Room $artment, 2nd floor rear; area. Rent w.aptlon. Security dep. Free, 6442077 tot BoinnkngatmeNormeaspcorerof Publish: Oct. 22, 29. Nov. 5. 17. 1576 Florida 32171. and file the original North 27 feet 22. utilities inc'uded. 4)7W. Third SI., requIred. 323.7142 alter S. -- saidLoflS.saldc.rflerbeingonme DEE.112 - H0tIiI'it Adults or Teens. wlththeCleckottlneaooveCourton ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK. • Santord. 372-2750 arc of a curve concave Nor ____________________________ or before November 29th. 1576; according to the plat thereof, as 2 or 3 BR. nice yard. water fur. tinwesterly having a radius of IV.33 otherwise, a Judgment may be recorded in Pta? Book 10, Page 100. 5 -Lost & Found nlshed. 2 miles from Sanford. Get pienty of prospects . Ad. ?ee; thence from a tangent bearing NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAI.I entered against you for the relief Public Records of Seminole County. Adults only. No pets. 332-1311. vertise your product or service In 01 South II dgrees 04 minutes 00 NOTICE ISHEREIVGIVEN that demanded In the Complaint. Florida. Found- PreScription sun glasses the Classified Ads. Seconds West run Southwesterly 6.00 by virtue of that certain Writ of WITNESS my hand an the seal of The above sale is made pursuant BR TownIlcus. 1"i with bifocals. Call at Senkarlk ______________________________ $eet along the arc of said curve and EXeCiJtIOfl Issued out of this Court on thIs 20th day of Oc. to Final Judgment of Foreclosure bath. liv. rm.. din. rm., lam. rm.. Glass 1. Paint Co., 210 MagnolIa OVIEDO Flu- Duplexes. Furn. or - melas?ertyboundaryofsaidLo,45, me seal of the Circuit Court of tob*r. 1916. entered in the above-entitled cause, tu)itdey*r co.viectione. cable Ave. Unturn, wooded, l4orne size lOtS. mreuolnacentralangleofolougre, Seminole County, Florida, upon a (Seal) CiveIACtionNo.74J3.CA.Q,.E,, ___________________ TV,gosI.I3apermo.047ge.3434 RIQGEW000 VILLAGE. 343 10 minutes 10 seconds to a point; final ivdgmeant rendered in me Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. pending in the Circuit Court In and fr*ni9 to 5. -574 evenings. 372) thence North 0 degrees ii minutes aforesaid court on the st day Clerk of th Circuit Court for Orange County. Florida. 6-Child Care 31 secon West 110.07 feet to the Sep$embev,A.D.1976,lnttna,c,rtain By: Mary hi. Oarden IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have -i) ''Northwest corner of said Lot 43; case entitled. H. L. Eldel db.a Tn. Deputy Clerk 33-t'uses FtwisItod hereunto set my hand a me or. BAMBOO COVE APTS -hence South 71 degrees 53 minutes City Industries, Plaintiff, vs BabysittIng in Publish: Oct. 22. 29. Nov. 5. 12. 1976 tIcII seal this 27th day of home, fenced yard. _____________________________ October, - 55 seconds East i1O.00fe,s aIcag me near Lake Mary school, one block One 0. 2 Bedroom apartments. Country Florida Consolidated Publlsher, OEE.I i, 1576. Trailer- 2 BR, 1 bath, air. off Lake Mary Blvd 3230421. Northaalyboundaryofsc,dLotlS,o Inc., Defendant, which aforesaid furnIshed or unfurnished Newly (Seal) CITY OF 5125 month plus deposit. Cliff me point of beginning. WrIt 00 Execution was delivered to redecorated Come see C. Airport LONOWOOD, FLORIDA ArThur H. Beckwith, Jr. Jordan, Realtor, 131 5222. Eca,.atonal Child Care for as low as nas been filed against you ar mat me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Blvd. Sanford, 323 13.aO ___________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC $7. weekly if you quality 323 547 . HARRIET DEAS uarerenuiredtoserveacopyof Florida. and I having levied upon HUARIIIQTOCONSIDER By. Cherry Kay Travis or373k23 your written defenses, it any, to it on the following descnlb,d properly JEAN BRYANT ADOPTION OF Deputy Clerk Plaintift'sAnorneywp.osefla'n, under a Distress Writ in this same PUOPOSEDORDINANCE 534.9212 Publish- Oct 29. 1976 APartments Furnished address is A. DUANE casiOwned by Florida Consolidated TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: HelP Wanted DEE-iSa 18- 1 BR lTwid,pt,n,lslied. AC, Adults BERGSTROM of RUSH. MAR. PubIishers.lnc..saIdpropertyi,,g NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SAN MO PARK. I. 7. 3 bedroom silo per mc. 33235)5. StSALL. BERGSTROM AND locatedlnSeminoleCounty. Florida, the City Of Loflgwood, Florida. that IN THE CIRCUIT/ COURT, trail,' 6015 Ad,lt 6. tan'iily park. ..ROU.ISON, PA,, 55 East Livingston more partLcuIrIy described as CLERK-TYPIST the City CounCil WiIliPnc4a publiC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRWeihlt 3515 Hwy 1757, Sanford. I Bedroom mobilihome. No pets. .Street. Post Office Box 3146. Poliowi: CUPT OP FLORIDA, IN AND FOR r4aving to consider enactment Pull time, permanent position SilOper nngntk. . SEMINOLE COUNTY. Orlando.Florlda,33507.onorbefflje all pl'OftbflOflQlng totheabove Ordinance No. 117, entItled. availabl, for well qualified ap _____SHIRLEYMILLE1'T -November 15th, 1576, cast tile the named defendant's busineis In. F AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY plicant. Good working COnditionS 1BEDROOMAPARTMENT 834.9217 .'erigmn.lwimmeclqrof thiscourt cluding otficf?urniture, office OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, BENJAMIN F WARD. JR.. as and employe benefits. Salary 281. mobile home In Osteen on S Furnished -itttner before Servic, on Plaintiff's machines and supplies. trustee, Caselberry WinterSprings CLOSING. VACATING AND Commensurate with training and 2300 Mellonviile Ave. acres. 5)35 month. 3351363or 332. .Atfoa'nay or immediately thereat, additional information available ABANDONING THAT UTILITY Forest City Plaintiff, experience Payroll experience I3. -her. otherwise a Default will oe from the Civil DivIsion of the Altamonte SprIngs EASEMENT DESCRIBED AS THE ' desired but not required. Please 10. 1 BR furn. apt., fenced yard. _______________________ entered against you toy the relief Siminole County Sl5eritvs Depart. DEVELOPMENT EAST 7.5 FT OF LOT 71 AND THE CALBERT 5)30 mo . $50 damage, halt write, giving full details of $43 'no. References. demanded in the Complaint or meant. WEST7SFTOFLOT79LESSTHE CORPORATION, a Florida cor training and experience to Box utilities. No deposits. 323.I2g3 lSlTrailerinpaola Petitiori, and tine undersigned as Shiriff of SOUTH 7.5 FT THEREOF, LAKE poration. anytime. 616. c-a Evening Herald. P.O. Box 322.430 WITNESS my hand and seal of - Seminole County, Florida. will at AMENDED SEARCY SHORES. ACCORDING '657. Sanford, Fl. 3271) Nice ge furn apt., carpet:lignps, this Court this 11th day of October. 11.00 A.M. on ml 1st day of TO THE PLAY THEREOF NOTICE OF SALE RUTH TUECH NOTiCE 5 HEREBY GIVEN that Smallest ad with the gnat,,, waler turn. Adults. $133 'no. 322 November, A.0. 1576. offer for sale RECORDED IN PLAY BOOK 5 S34-9217 liii [itit, ;'çeat) *k0a515 after and sill to th highest bidder, for PAGES 23. 21 and 23 OF THE purSuant to Final Judgment of pontunity. Call 323 4342 AltamonteSprirngs Ar?P*,r H. Beckwitin, Jr. OF foreclosure rendered on cash. subiect to any and all existing tIne 6th dSy PUBLIC RECORDS Longwood Iens. at the Front (West) Door Of Clerk of the Circuit Court Efficiency SIIS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; Of October, 1976, in that certain UNEMPLOYEO Never again yo4 have Sincere desire and (East) By Cherry Kay Travis 41-t'*us.s Utilitiesincl the Seminole County Courthouse in PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND cauSiPifldingintheClrcuitCourtin annbtiorn PublIsh: Oct. 15, 27, 39, Nov. 5.1916 Sanford. Florida. the above and far Seminole County, Florida. Call 372 1.170 EFFECTIVE DATE. SlI3OSóatter 1pm. or write I0 01(01 described personal property. SaidOrdinancewasplacedonflrst wherein BENJAMIN F. WARD. IBR.fur-n apt .Iiglnts.watqfu,.1,, OPEN HOUSE as trustee, is Plaintiff, and G'ovarnl. Deltona. FIa 3273. That said sale Is being made to reading on October ii, 1976. and the Mature adults. No pete Sn. 322 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sitisly the terms of said Sat. & Sun., 1 to5 P.M.. WrIt of City Council will consIder same Von CA LB ER I DEVELOPMENT Telephone Solicitors, 72% after I *k days OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND Execution. elperiei.cedat CORPORATION, A Florida Cot HILDA RICHMOND Refurbishedfarmhoue.oniacreoi AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN making appointm,nt. for in ""°" is Defendant. Civil ACtiO John E. Polk, 374-3167 publichearing.whicnwillh, in gQodfsS'tile$Oilwith iolsof trees. hourly rate Air, carpeted, quiet 1 home salesmen. Top DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES and 2 Sheriff the City Hall of Longwood. Florida, No- 71 2195 CA.O9.F, I, ARTHUR H. Deltona 141.000.7540 NarcIssus. off of west bedrooms. 5)25 to 5135 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF pluS bonus. A poSition also BECKWITH. JR.. Clerk of the Seminole County, on Monday, the 1St?, day , AdultS Phone 322-1110 SQ 44. PIn 327)301. THE available on commission basis CITY OF SANFORD. Florida November, AD,. 1976 at 100p.m., aforesaid Circuit Court. eilI at 11:00 FLORIDA from your home Sunday only 323 ---A.M. on the ___________________________ PUhII,.h ru's ,, ,. i.,g• -10th day flCTi ax PQ55C. AT -. Notice Is hereby given that a li7IorweatIyIfl.$93), 1976. offer for sale and sill to -• ' tine meeting interested parties the ' ---' P'ubllC Hearing will be held at the ______________________________ appear and may highest bidder for cash at the West Nure. be heard RN'S& LPN's. Aides, Ad wittn respect to front door of Commisslon Room in the City Hall the Courthouse in the proPosed companion Neeo' immediit,Iy PICTIT'OUS NAME .. ........................................ ,' ? .in me City of Sanford. Florida, 11 Ordinance. This Saminole County, Florida. in San 4230436 ;, Notice is hereby given that I am hearingmaybecontintmi'n, furd Florida, the following 1*00 o'clock P U. on NOvembit •. to time until final action iS in business at 111 Atlantic 11e. to consider Changes and Dr. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU taken by deScribed property, situated and 1PM. 4 to 12 Shift Gitiatric cx a" the City Council. Fern Park, Seminole County, amendments to tine Zoning Or. Florida under t_. being .n Seminole County, A copy of tine Proposed Ordinance to perlence preferred, Apply in th fictitious name of idlipance Of tine City of Sanford, JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Wit pern. Sanford Nursing & Con stedatthectyHall.Longwood. 'l,.i if as ELDRADO MOTORS, ad that I 0 PARCEL I-The Southeast i3O valeicant Center, 930 Mellonville Florida, and copies are on file with ivWendtoregistersai4n.'new4t?,t, A portion of that certain property Clerk of Inc Southwest '. Section Ave. tine Clerk of the . tine Circuit Court. seminole lying between 24th Place and 25th and same may TownshIp 7) South, Range 31 East. be inspected by City the Public Siçeet and between French Avenue County, Florida in accordance With (Less beginning at the Northeast DATED this 26th , provisio.ns of day the FICII,Ou5 a4p Laurel Avenue is proposed tO be Aluminum Siding Iaedscupli,g & Home of October. corner Of ttn Southeast pnts of the (rfloned tram SR IA (Single Family Name Statutes, T.Wit- Section A 0. 1976 South 1st .Of Section 3. To*nhip S Orxnie R Stnornat, , Florida Statutes 1537. Res4ential lling) District to I can cover your home *lffi 2) South. Range 31 East, run SOuth City Clerk • Steen J. UcCummings 4, R.MOI lMultlple Family Residen Remoing Add.tions, 00 degrees 01' 21" East ao tine aluminum & soffit system Also ' 5'OL'R tITTl.E IFE of the City f PUblish Oct. S. 14. 77. 25. 1976 'n.sCr Cu'om Work L'(en. Bond.ø tial. Office and Institusional) DEE East Roofing, Gutters LAWN REPAIR line at Said Soutneast '.01 20 Yrs Exp Lorg*ood. Florida the Free t5ti'nitC 323 s0 District. 5a4 property beeig 'note LAWN REPLACEMENT Eagle Siding Co 1319143. Southwest 's a cistance of 1.32031 Publish Oct 29, 1916 -WE SELL SUCCESSparticularly described as followi Bill Brenemen. IS? 1159 tect to the South -corner ot Said 20) CommercIal DEE III C C SHEPHERD 323 5176 S Lots 31 through 41. Beck's Ad. PROCLAMATION OF Section). th run West along ne Painting, Remodeling, General IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ditiorn, FIat 800*3. PSgC IC). REGULAR ELECTION South line Of Sad Sec'ion sso.00 t,e,, M4tUfe adult tot baby Sitting and Repairs. Call 3230175. Beauty Core " All parties in interest ants citizens TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS CUlT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. tnenceNorth00d,gre,,Ø3 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE housekeeping, live in Room, . Ø.. _____________________ shalI have an opportunity to be OFTNICITYOFCASSILBERRY i, a distance of 6.3112 feet, thence baIrd end Salary Write Box 614. Central Neat & Air Conditioning. COUNTY, FLORIDA. heard at sad hearing Piano Services FLORIDA: NOI-?P, 06 (tigrees 59' 54" west a Colhe Evening Herald, For Ice, jimat TOwER'S BEAUTY SALON call Carl o Boa CIVIL NO. 74.1652.Ca.oq.E By order 00 me City Commisiion dstance of 10730 feet, thence North 1657. SanfOrd. Fla 37711 Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 formerly Harirfl's Beauty NO0*1 NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN by THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING 26 degrees 00 thi City of Sanford, Florida the City Of IS Cassilberry, Fida. 1711 39' 50" to a distance of 519 E First -" FUND SOCIETY. H N. Tamm. thatpursuamtolawiulauthority,M 10213 tees, thence North 77 degrees 24-Business unities City Clerk City of Casselberry, Florida, shall MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Plaintift, iI'SS"Westadistancecil42tef,ef Electrical.'pIumbng. refrigeration, Estate is sold daily in P,blsh Oct. 79, 1974 on Tuesday. Oecember tine Heating, to a point on tine North line of the Ice .-Machines, Carpet Cleaning 5200 weekly possible Stuf$ing classified ads. Nothing small 1576. ERNEST TYLER TUCKER. et cx. DEE ISI during the legal hours Pot7. voting i1 Southeast of tie Southwest i, of Residential or Commercial, ,t al . about that. velopes Send Self addressed, _________________________ hoid th regular election of the City Said Section 3. thence Soutin $9 repa.r service 3391177 - -stamped envelope, Ectray Mails, of Casseloarry, Florida NOTICE degrees SI' l3' East along sa; Box 1U, Dept. )7. Aly. AMENDED NOTICE 5 hereby given that the Carpvrit,, Paint.,g, Sad election shall be held it the SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED North tine a distanceof 1.11977 feet 64107. NOTICE OF ACTION 'Boar.iof County Commisiiu'najs 'Home Repairs. Gutter rig. Cement OnIyS3S to the point of beginning, being Casnelberry Council Meeting TO ERNEST TYLER TUCKER acres more Sem work Free estimates County. Florida. Wall at Chambers on Said date and at the Phone 3223301 ______________ - -S) $M7 or lesi: also deScribed DISTRIBUTORSHIP AVAILABLE Pest Control •.d CAROLYN _____________________ TUCKEO his '7.50 p m, or as soon *5 possible times authorized for the purpose O,i,dO Oaks. Unit II. according (j(ip AND THiNK A MINUTE If - Potential earning to 5300 per w'te _____________________ mIrafter, can the latin day of electing the following City officials, to tine Plat thereof as recorded In week and more Servicing C,..,st.ed Ads rk RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, and Plat November, 1976. in the Seminole to it Book 1$. page 55. at tine Public last known mailing address being StabIished accounts Ottered by THREE 131 MEMBERS of ..Cqunty Courthouse. Sanford. Electrical _______________________ established leader In their field P011 Office Box 10152. Tallahasi,, Records of Seminole County, FIg.'ida, consider tine adopt.onof line City Councii of tine City the of Florida rloride ART BROWN PEST CONTRO.. 53 9*0 required for inventory only, 32302 .1follcw ,ng ordinance CaSSeiberry. FlOrida 2562 Park Drive PARCEL II - The Notthee,t', with Company YOU ARE HEREBY financing 'notified API ORDINANCE RELATING TO Land Clearing This hiolice shall be posted 8wIin Elctrir_ industrial, that tine Northwest ' Iless the South 14 available Call TOLL FREE $00 as acomplainttQfo,,c$5 'SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. required in the City of Commercial, Res'denti4l Fr., 443 5933 for further information Casselberry, encumbering the following real acresl Section Ia. Township 3) Florida. nd shall be Published UTHORIZING THE CREATION Estimates 2515 Elm Ave. in property Soutin. Range 31 East. (Less that -ESTERSON LAND CLEARING the Evening Herald once eacn week 0F AN INSURANCE LOSS FUND part of tine Lot 7. Back C. NORTH Northeast Sewing North 25 acres of the Profitable, well established grocery BulldOzing. Excavating. Ditch work PuRSUANT TO THE COUNTY'S tot at leash lo, (4) consecutive ORLANDO i TERRACE. SECTION the Northweit I, Of store with beverage license Long Fill dirt, top soil 32 5143 _________________________ SEF INSURANCE PROGRAM, *11*5 prior to December 7. 1976 Section of UNIT per plat recorded in Range IC. Townstnip 2) South. term lease with immediate Hauling 'ROV101NG THAT SAID LOSS Dated at Cissalberry, Florida, 31 East, Itirig Ee,t of Flit Book I?, availability Send inquiries to page 32. HUGHEY EQUIPMENT _________________________ PubliC fUNO this 22nd dly Of Oi.'tOOer. AD 1976. SHALL Alterations. Dress Makirg. Drapes BE AD Sweetwater Canal and West of tine Records of Seminole .o Boa 1116. Sanford. Fla 32771 LIe Clearing. Mowing. Discing. SealI ffilSTERE0 BY THE COUNTY'S Upholstery 3220707 County. Division Avenue in tine City f Florida, Fill Dirt Clay. Rock, S-ants. 'OESIGNATED S G K Christensen INSURANCE edo Seminole County. FIOVida 1545 been filtd against you, and you LIGHT HAULING & YARD Backine Loader. PIn 322 Il?? 1*0 PLUS TWO IS FOUR ERvICE COMPANY. AUTHOR Loa Mayor are required to Serve a copy of your also described as Oyiedo Oaks. And That's A Fact' ANOGARAGE CLEAN Publ.shn Oct 79. Nov 3, Il, 19, ZlNG THE INSURANCE SEQ Unit I. according to the plat thereot writtendefenses fatty, to it on VAN Garage Sales are in season Tell'the 319 uti Classihied Ad Gets Results SIICES COMPANY TO PAY LAW 19" .00*ing to as buy 1st or recorded 2nd mortgages _________________________ in Plat Book 16, page DEPt BERG. GAY& BURKE. PA people 6XUt it with a Classified And That's A Fact Too' UTHORIZlNG AND OIRECT:NG 0FF 'il . of the PubII Records of Seminole alUiS:Otjnt 21Hoijraproyai Call i line Herald 3272611; $3) attou'neysforpiaintipfatpo$tO,,ce County, Florida .ç tC CLERK OF COURT TO Dittona (90.416711133 Box 753. Orlando, Florida 32502. and 5993 bI4BURSE AN INITIAL SUM FoR FICTICTIOUS NAME Said Sale will be made purSuant to Heater Cleaning _____________________ -P.dntic• % P.#relsy 9V HF ESTAIt. ISHMENT Q 9.10 i"!! t am t t.,ut,t, u, tecm Well Drilling above styled Court on or befote Said final udgment 21'Investment Opportunities UN0ANDTORElMBuR$E SAID Iri9agedinbu,sine5iatP Boxs42, PiOvfml)er 22nd. 1576. Otherwist, a sean Land;caping & )UND Ohs A MONTHLY BASIS: Altamonte Springs, Seminole All btand$of oil heaters cleaned arid ludOmem may cc entered against County. Florida under the IlCtitios ROVlDlNG FOR CON Arthur H Beckwith. Jr ivEL,5 DRILLED. PUMPS Sifyiced Call Ralph at 3235954 you for tIne relief demanded in the Turn your existing 1St or 2nd TRUCTION. SEVERABILITY flC'n of OLYMPIC WHOLESALE complaint Clerk of tine Circuit Court alter 3 pm SPRINKLERSYSTEMS _____________________________ mdrtgag, into (451% InveStors AN EFFECTIVE DATE PRODUCTS, that I intend to By Mary N Darden WITNESS my flied and tha seal of wailing. Try us lot fast $ery( register saidnamewitin the Clerk Of SEAL) Clerk Lrt a Classified Ad help OU find Alllypejand511,5 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Said Court on tine 2h day of Oc BARTON B PILCHER Arthur H Beckwith. Jr the Circuit Court. Seminoi. County. note room for storage CIasI'tied KIRBY MONCRIEF of werepard 1976 MOwing, Eong. REALTOR Req Mtg Florida in Trimming Broker g( Board of accordance *115 Aj5 triO ru,er5 hi$t HlNP4OLSER, LOGAN AND STINE MACHINE & the (Seal) 3727491 Free stimatej County Commissioners woviscfn 00 the FiCtitiOut Nime Pne3 I7 MONCRIEF SUPPLY CO Arthur H Beckwitn. Jr Statutes, To Wit Section isoe Seminole County, Florida Post Office Box 2nd St ______________________________ Clerk f the Circuit Court 3226437 Sy, ,ioenn x Mire Florida Statutes I,1 Sanford. Florida 3277) By Martha I VihIen WHY SAVE iT SELL iT t*puty C:.r 'Ci Attorneys for Plaintiff ________ _______________________ Deputy Clerk QUICKLY wiiti a 'ast Acting ue hun Oct 39, 1574 PDiiSfl Oct. 29 Nov 3, 12. IS, 1974 Publish Oct. 29, 1976 P'isblsh OCt 77. 79, Nov 5. 17, Low Cost ClaSSified Ad 976 DEE '3$ CE 152 O' DIE 137 ___ - - - 41-4 IOYOTA 1 1 95 �- PL -R1N1I$ SII ( - FrIfty. ftL Qk V"" V ( 'uDOs • )TSIU,NGS ' 'IL W4714i? -( •TDMY [ MYA.LJ ' 1 ,..i ilL1 • ___ (P* \,If A016M 34 *NOW W09i 6 46 tesbl$ed 49 _ II1UjU ) - 41 AM NK$ 1' 'if "p' shiiie II 4 1IIIII __ laoff "M 12 ca II HOROSCOPE - Ill " rEl Til it IJACWSJIILOI meow AMMUPWiMPsisle filtt!I For S.fvrdoy, October 30, 1976 15 Q0.4111440010 * - W, E W Mzi ARM (March 31-ApH 11) sedOuL Be CAnfid AM stick to 0 IiIH!Mt1 I!1 20 AwIds ______ -1["" *21 IAILIY Z *E U 1A1CIN& IN ':W I ri U64T hick 26 JVIIIfV UNI' ft" 3 NOW cJ*E 20 umwm 39 Am" 22 101po" 41 R-Nd DOWN 21 le" 22 UnW ______ d s6oø 9rA 31 MY *IADE 25 frOsthQ — 2 Tom 32 Hvnsl,, to, TO OG? Branches of 46 SMkw I kseeI at noint" 34 1 *" ThebeWon' o1yourdsycould thin1king. It's bona you do be by failure to get in some 110thearM tolich wo am you need to talk CAPRICORN (DW K O-d8 to. Toward evening. your glom 19) Although youll be ham. 9 show law.) 46 Authw Gmy 10 Press Pla"Ll 29 You (Amblic) 47 Aumnan birds 35 0" of Weak LawAasw 34 Assimm 19 TwAn" vni;I 37 Stood b" 43 OMig" I 2 3 4 — — — • LJ 1 ____ 12 416" 4 TM lOIN LOUD ? 1 t iT A wr MR. a . 3V4 CANCE11 (June 21-July 33) today. you won't let It got you Itinds down. You're adjnhged for trouble for you today. For. keeping your chin up. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2DFeb. 19) y. ft 114mily rally to you 5 —1011 — — f 1 14 3 toean — tA.ii p( j1g7 — r n- — 26 — — — — — — iT T F . 31 — g 32 — — — ______________________ 34 U \ S 6 111 ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ 4T 3 - 4ft AICKIR AH IE LI i HAD TO GO SEE YWHAT MR. LUTISNOorf FOR T RE L.ATI YOU ri. A PAPER O HIT .. 40 56 57 — By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBV — — that his partner would play . •) ggerr Extra Heartbeats Coffe e Tr , •, . 174 . DEARDR,LAMH 1usd yo ur column about the lady who had parosysmal tachycardja.1 'II- •• . •.••. • • UK & MEEK by Howl. Schnr ft4v IX) tCO I Lit&i I(1Ar 4y OFFMUT HM,0SW.-- 111) THIS ELECr0j. ASk rj1.. o LI/JP! IW' - 7UU) j[[f •%-1l 7 i6kTIE —". I U • 0 I 0.19 M J I L - / •' _____ AL FIND HIM IF :. .• " •. - '_. - " • • ______ 1 PR.$SCILU $ POP I by Al Vermeer I CXNr HATE \j BELI EVE AU11JMILIL' THAT. STUAR1 NOT WHEN 'TVUVE COLLECTED 50 MANY BEAUTIFUL - i LEAVES. c ii \ I THERES I WASNT \( ICE CREAM CONE ON ER HERE! ( PURFOSE. - - 1j, 4419 - ( ___ .___ -- • o '_______________________________ - FRANK AND ERNEST byBobTh. , ______________________________________________________________________________ TO OW ho LAUST FbLL:THE POOR Suppa" "U ao.ca By 62- MR 4frU'VI, THE T1ftj> • ' '? Th HUDDLED MRSSE$ YNJN 7 Fgf SY 37 M CE-Aff, AND THE =FdCP ROUSE OF WV 7fMgJ6 $n°9& gy 5* M CN1 TUMBLEWEEDS WHADS iRE CLJ b to her. one of my couespa dalm DEAR READER — I have Type I is usually found above Everyone passed and ;% nude four notrump for an ab. solute top.,, As our friend said, It is on. ly conven tion, but everything — works once Ins while. a .ita fl.a Tbo- unlacky export looked A North Dakota reader so happy that we knew be had wants to know what you bid not so lucky. mouth as clean as Possible other two am and would note N. Y. 10019) Yes, anyone who has when he has an infection. Do irregularity ci the heart should this by using frequent SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox avoid coffee, tea colas, mouthwashes of lightly salted chocolate and cocoa. Also they water — about one-half should avoid anything that teaspoon in a glass of wa ter. Or causes indigestion or acid he can make a solution of hail stomach Cigarettes should also Cepacol(amoothwash) and be avoided Ali of thew can hay water and use that. cause susceptible people to In addition he can take anhave attacks. Ublotica to prevent secondary I am sending you The Health bacterial Infections. The herpes H eart Irregularities, Skipped Beat& antibiotics. Tachycardlas for your in. Herpes outside the mouth can formation. Others who want be treated with a mild drying this issue can Send 5O cents ,,th agent, such as 70 per cent a long, stamped, self-addressed alcohol, during the blister envelope for it. Just send your stage. When the crusted scabJetter to me In care of the Like lesion develops he can use a Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1561, -lubricant such as petroleum Radio City Station, New York, jelly over It to keep it soft. NY loul7. DEAR DR. LAMB — My boyfriend gets herpes on the inside of his Up quite frequently and they really botbor him. I THE wah wondering if You could tell me what causa these am if Uwe Is any tmatment for DEAR READER Just to ttibelng — by T. K. Ryan / •4 jI 10-19 •• • • • '' • IT At) LW, F il 0'" W, 0A ft 10 %1 V I py go- "Be nice 10 Dr. Blngleh0ft, deu, he looks like a man very like~ to have a germ nain DOONESBURY — 7 I • ,•, -, by Garry Trudeau ________ L.4CEY MW* &/TAIIY F Ft.E4SE .. r AM.K ' in erpes there are two kinds of herpIes: hew simples and hew zoder. 7he '— - ) mentioned severai times In this the waist auxi Type II Is found another real hard luck story itee A 7 for us. coff can below • rv,iTii.t,a Both sides are vulnerable He had been i stimulate extra buts of the typ OflofllYmenori.laza duplicate andI h' owe '' and the bidding has gone: 3 heart, hip-flops and other "venereal disease," I57, hand. us spades pus pus Problems of Irregularity of the Can be transmitted that way. He pointed out thatThe correct bid Is to pass p heart,as regular readers know. That Is not the only way It can tically every South player and let your opponent struggle Your letter ma ke an tin- be tra nsmitted though. opened with t with three spades. pedant point. Some people are I am sorry to say the treat. played It there. Sometimes It (For a copy 01 JACOB Th' more sensitive to sfj meat for tuerpes simplex was doubled by West. In all MODERN, send $1 to: "Win others. One or two ciça of lip, particularly Inside the CUSS West opened an ace at Bridge." do this coffee have little effect at all mouth Is less than satisfactory, usually the diamond. Then he newspaper, P.O. Box 489, some people. Other People are I would suggest that he keep his would proceed to cash his Radio City station. New York, — — on, ese or t= Sam suit and nothing on the side. South 011 4973 Since I have stopped I feel chiCkenpes virus, Just great aid feel like I sin Herpes simplex, which your I born again. Ushe would try tjtat boyfriend has, exists In two lt could make a1Ute&ffer, tYPsTypeIandTypeu.As IHa hat an 11=w" — -, I L 0 hr " ALL QAy1 Dr. • deves of diamonds and 10'of clubs. Two West wcuIdleada se. Id. ruff Iaruwuu1dset "What to=?" we asked le you and then give his p&rbw twOClUhIfUffs?" "No" he replied "I sat West, It seems North and column .u.i a "w' • TAKES • I I OJEENS 29 ____ b" ' T)-RE HIS 5I1M! 114' FLAKY FELINE IS 1mu" cia GXPN' OFF —'S.4IEE1) WW LUT *73 *14 Afl 7SS43 •A107 •eess 4AIO$3 90M 1D) S l ossell, wou Nwa gm Suft 46 just couldn't h4j1 any kind of latter is associated withp p pan csffeln. anymore. 104 shingles related to the Opsing hid A• - BUGS IUNNY I.Y, SM..VESTEg/ 4ICQJ4 Even though I only drank two cup of coffee I guen my heart CN= • S as bad as she did until I quit drinking coffee and all kinds of ' ? f - and a mother of two. I felt just DMAGREE I *10 KQioa _____________________ — 4bAP Go 5 WIN AT BRIDGE YOU NMM ____ • @ 0) H WPtATOO HIM wRCNG. ( — 53 AiRP'Ji,' _____ 4 . — — — . :' .— 52 IIIM WITH A PAPER RII . .4.. 41 bf 86 J MlE THAT OeMOPISTR4TEo BUN? ___ 37 .iii ___ I tJJ $JI 35 40 hspsln. ayi10n'tbrajd Innovative. Even If you're assocIate's negligence could stymied, look for alternative cam your blood P1001111! to solutions rise today. Get oat, have a good PC (Feb. *March Z Ume with frj, and forget It. You're far better o using 70 ur VIRGO (Avg. DUepL fl) A own judgment today. If others mood of dspruaton prevents lead you astray, you'll be slow YOU from applying yourself at to forget and forgive. work today. Migid - well put YOUR BIRTIWAY workuddaandgocsganddo Oct*,117$ shopping. Try to get out more this LEA (Se$. 23Ot. 23) coming year. Join dube and Acquaintances could be fraternal groups. It's likely deceitful tod ay. Don't let opportunity will come tlrougji yotrisif be drawn Into anything some large organization. 17 by An Sseesus . 6 7 _____ you're thwarted on a Projq You feel overwhelmed by the little thing you've secretly eJIOrInIt of the tasks at home wanted Ixate.t today. Later,you'll 1mpic SAG11TA*1I (No,. Dec. y 21) You lack ClInp&m methods axIll be happy lonof 15110111 flIattill today. You what you've accomplished. dm 43 Assault 26 Comidlsn Ed 3 Auss mIS SherewAWWyloany WIRUS (April &May 30) family. That yourself to some KIMMS 42 24 cvI *h47Z1 Wi IJj,f P2IT PfRE/ z'Rzs ETh a4k . I AQ 7W IS 7W I T4EA -- � 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. 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Lul.y.tv,"is _ ARMED FORCES __ WE NN= AJD Mory, has received Ms th RI Is a tin grati cc o. ladele Drive, New Orluan& .1;1" AlTOW) — Ah NULLWRt1IUIIF4GTON Wetherington, who passed graduation will be eligible for r sword of the US. Air Force Pevy Walber Igii achosi, New Morin wan houatsd for ty J. JEbuJ, di-jN— of ammenistion Model at the Orleans, and at OMAHA, Nib — Cadet ceniiihsmive examinations, commission as an Air Force tended flj MAL4JJJJL elective teaching t.clmlqa. R11 & Wetberelugton, ion was selected by a special board ascend lieutenant. ratirsd US Navy (iI Py U.S. Air Fort. M.demy, Cole. ljpi 1ctmlcaI Usivu'. BILOXI Mini. — Technical and eng1ary devotion to of Mr. Asma Wblttun ci 1117 for aM,y Into the advanced 011t.F and Mrs. Js O Ri The cadet is a liiu graduate a paa-mi l aftsirs aft, y. brilesat WMIsimft Ma Jeftsnon An., laM Point, Ga. program and will receive ix- of St. Augustine u WANd Of lii W. Coh technldu, was cited for College, Miami, and i,gty the Jr., see of Mrs. Emily Ranw,ll The sergeant La a 1NI has been ecid for the Circle, Sanford, has been meritorious service Milton father, halve military classroom His at University of Tampa'a u• of 11$ Meadowlark Drive, Vt'' of BanaMable lgii prof.i.Meal ccer ceio of inetrtloa along with normal Wethedngtcn, lives In Iff 19 th RAF Station, timlon at HMOM ArB. Altamonte sis, has bow of Lousier Afl, MI@Lt In the Wand Hyannis, Mass. His the Air Force Reserve O1cers college academics. Cadet Wetherington $ His 4je, pat8je,isthe nledailOddaefthdroctorfe,imnmds1 Is the di*ir Training Corps (A?ROTC) ?kForte_'IitrIvw fold. The aerges sew some at Wetherington Is working wmi,, Is the daughter of Mr. ogr Of Mr. and Mn. -- of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Warden program at the University of toward The sIru iee.l1y corn- the academy. degree In and Mrs. LeRoy Kaadorf of 380 a William T. Mckty. of INI (.in asic of Kinder A &. of NT. 1, Ood, Mirn. Nebraska of _____ pof.d bask training at — ____ mathematics and upon Hibiscus Road, Camel 14Iiklad An. Tez.,aad S'S _ — I a the Air Farce "- __ Hib d sent caMoma and flhICrIDiIl T.bI.s for Pain ' _ Mr. And Mrs LA. Norman of ps1tIcatW4Isa major NATO - maritime exercise: "Team 43c L 1 Iwv 10-30-76. wii.,1 $U3 LanmucoI,wa 774 I.e. Price 61. A SCOT _ km nine NATO countrin and From . ing to ft North ____ ad Baltic Channel B . . That mens MORE then SAVINGS • CommuderniIc, Is coordlnathiillg overall con- __ r. _L 'To provide on stsnsJ,e formuIoy of generic PhOrMOC.U$ICOIL That aovst you money on NATO naval forces. TheprbrJobject,eo eardue pe to teat and Im- prove the combat readiness of ue auieii (am am to tart Pima f" the defofWndern ense Europe. _•evaluate Increased standardlution of doctrines, equipment and armament woug NATO forcea, plus teg command and cpntrol PrOCWUNS for coordinated action by NATO am.M air forces uburn graduate . • eo w .. Thrift P... Y100 + X '' NU1N1 S sks.*i 20cc u.. .. ' LAW- JIRGENS L.tI.iu, iLOg. has Protects, molstwius. Dispenser. FINAL NET . / 4- QT. ___________ '/2-GALLON 4 - • — a vODi.a . •A M QT 4~ GIN —— .i4 . . - -• • .. - J DELUXE STRING 3 - ____ , . Holiday Inn on the Sanford Matins. ___ __• - . 53 4 As of Wednesday, the group had tallied $141 'v 095.74, about $38,000 short p4 Cf Cowa Pu CUSTta / . •.• RICK OR TREAT T FACE MASK Regular $2.39 S4f 1 99 0 —__ :: : _________ I I MI.* DIJOS 'P1*011 A ch.ww Hoilow..n treat 9 cx Our aYlowPric. : 1 gajj' .4 :- ' $TU'$ Mar.11, I I • : r_ - ChocoUt, Cn.mcf, / k. • t I, • ..' I ZATRI PLAZA e $ANPORo 1O - 30.7. 13 p4 l.gAw Price 23, ( bill. In a letter submitted to the panel, Kaiser said the site of the proposed fire station on Oxford road, "Is vital to our fire protection and rescue needs in the Fern Park area." The deadline for submitting applications under the public works bill is Nov. 1, Kaiser said. Kaiser told the board that Seminole County would need "a longterm non-canceLlable lease or a donation of the property" to proceed with the construction project. The minimum lease required under provisions of the federal public works legislation is 49 years, Kaiser said. 6 COLOR FILM -WE BOTH SAT. ::. .... ::...,:..•: CARDs : "II anybody gets excited we can rotate the rooms monthly or weekly If necessary," said college President Kenneth J. Sbouldke. Right 0, 4 the - men No. Nobody ksure who Is supposed to use No. 1. Drawing by Jane Cassilberry • • • p4 p4 hurting the campaign. So when the subject came up again in Troy, Ohio, on Tuesday, Dole said, "No, I don't believe" that either World War II or Vietnam were partisan wars. It was a clear retreat from his characterization of these wars in his televised campaign debate as "Democrat wars." But Dole denied that he had reversed his position, saying he only brought up the subject in Troy because "I didn't want the media to be confused." He was then asked, "Are you still calling them Ih-inocrat wars?" - Never did," Dole responded. YT Chi ei# COLOR PRINTC - Vice-Presidential Candidate Dole Ile expanded on the theme last week and, asked often if he planned to follow through with his "Democrat war" threat, he replied that he planned "to fight fire with fire" Site Camnalen Donations Swell, Page 4B The herald will not be endorsing candidates in Tuesday's election. We explain why on Page 4-A. INDEX Around The Clock - • - 4-A Bridge •. - 3-fl Calendar ----------------5-A Comics •.....•3-B Crossword -• •-.......... 3-B Editorial ..................4-A Dear Abby ..............2-B Dr. Lamb -----------------3-B horoscope --------------3-fl Hospital ------------------ - 7-A obituaries ---------------7-A Sports •.... 89.A * --------------6-B relevision Weather • • •lomco 1.2-B She Won Her Cas e had been under pressure from GOP leaders to back off the "Democrat war" remark, which aides privately said was M Bellwether Towns, Page Kaiser said modern fire stations are no longer equipped with sirens atop the building or other outside noise-making devices, "The equipment moves out and when it hits the street, then we use the sirens," Kaiser explained, Layer added that since the English Estates school building Is air conditioned and has few windows, the sound of fire sirens would have little chance of disrupting classes. Kaiser showed board members plans of a Jacksonville firehouse from which he said the Fern Park facility would be modeled. The outside appearance of the fire station was exceptionally good, Kaiser said, because It was located in a Jacksonville suburb containing homes valued in the $100,000$300,000 range. In other business, the board approved Layer's recommendation to name the Daimwood-.Derryberry-Pavelchak Partnership of Casselberry as the architect to handle transformation of the Sanford Naval Academy Junior School building into an adininistrative office complex for the superintendent and his staff. Construction on the new office structure, located on a 20-acre tract of land at Celery and Mellonville avenues, is scheduled to begin "sometime in the spring," Layer said. lapse of memory and can't remember telling a national television audience that this century's wars were "Democrat wars." Dole aides said Wednesday that, despite his use of the phrase as recently as Monday, the candidate has no recollection of using the term during his nationally televised debate with Democratic candidate Walter Mondale 10 days ago. I'LI1_'_I' NON" CopyrgIu. wa,,.. t. .. federal regulations Today ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — Aides to Sen. Bob Dole say the Republican vice presidential candidate has suffered a 12-EXPOS. I.g $1.09 SALE PRICES NOW thru The second-In-command would earn from $12,000 to $14,000 a year. Freeman and labor attorneys Alley Alley & Blue earned more than $200,000 last year in legal fees. The Republican vice presidential candidate reportedly O3.76 after governing sex discrimination and equal opportunities that they were afraid labeling the locker rooms by sex might trigger a lawsuit unless the facilities were identical. severe problem" Most fire stations are located on "a major thoroughfare' of some type, Layer said, and vehicles responding to fire calls are faced with traffic problems of varying severity. Should a fire signal come in while students and parents are coming to or leaving the school, said Layer, "They (the fire vehicles) would have more problems than we would." Vice-chairman Pat Telson asked about the noise factor, but I • eryday Low Ic, said missloners said the lead attorney should have five years experience. Pierce has only two. Seminole School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer recommended that the board "tentatively accept" the county's proposal until funds for the project have been granted by Washington and construction is ready to begin. "Mr. Carlton (Director of Auxiliary Services Hugh) and I discussed this a little bit and we'd like to see the building moved back a little more than what it Is on the plans," Layer said. "But hir. Kaiser said he didn't feel that would be any problem." Board Chairman Robert G. (Bud) Feather questioned the possible threat of danger to students posed by the close proximity of fire trucks to the elementary school campus, but Layer said this had been weighed and that "with proper signalization on that corner there by the school, I don't see where it would be any real He Lost His Memory... W0111ftens for Prints 131/4 -ca.g.Or j Sturdy PolyvlyI —i 'iØf. STORE HOURS. MON SAT—I 30* M.tot PM. SUN DAY — 1I&M.teP.M. (Liquor C$Q) PHONE M91" BAG L TOOTIII RMPOPS With centers. p4(3 p4 of this year's projected goal of $181,279. Wednesday's total was reported at the group's Fourth Report Luncheon, hosted as the Holiday Inn by the Sanford Optimist Club. Tickets for tonight's Dutch Treat Victory Dinner are $5. Construction of a fire station on part of the English Estates Elementary School site In Fern Park was tentatively approved Wednesday night by the Seminole County School Board. Board members granted permission for Gary Kaiser, county director of public safety, to apply for federal funding of the new fire station under the recently enacted $3.95 billion public works co _ISTl,MPjgjIJjgj . Officials wading through volumes of Station Planned On'School By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer LIOCOONPcJCU5TOIM1 •_"' SCOTCH '' at • comes plastic string. PULL ILIUtE / QT. Press button cod out 2I/SY/1l_ ,/_ 97 - Al Seminole County has scheduled Its Victory Dinner for 7 tonight at the OUR . . si1.7 / MILIND RONALDRIPPJR. : COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Sergeant Ronald R. Ripp Jr., 2/29t rrOm 11_ ___________________________.: UDIRS DANT -- That's why they labeled the locker rooms .11," -12,11," and "3," Instead of the more traditional "men" or "women." Inc Will they make It? The United Way of • of sex discrimination suits, Lake Superior State College officials weren't taking any chances with their new $10-million physical education complex. $ SoughtInFernPark 94 •, or pt SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. ( AP) —ln these days p4 BUT TER ISSES • - ii I : BOURBON Federal 65 PEANUT CH OICE : FOOTBALL 1.99 • .-- Soft F"m a iirr W.. Perfect for indoors. Easy to grip & tivow. . • -.. a OT .:. - •- • • !____ - —— a si! Probe Fire 10- 30- 76. CROWN SCNINLIy ii - - 1.. 5—__----___,v • ___ QT p4 JACK 11 -0Z. p 'Limit 4 . • .'-' wo - e', Ci HERSHEY'S !, - p4 Limit 2 thru 10.30.76 - . ,II/ 77 Num ber Merger Panel on SCOPA-SCIDA Named, Page 2-A Freeman says an in-house legal staff will not in the Long run Pat Telson, vice-chairman of findings to the board In youngster "and thereby destroy Willis, who said he was reduce the fees paid for legal services. the Seminole County School ronse to criticisms leveled his self-confidence." speaking as a tax-paying citizen Netawender Is urging commissioners to make the decision — Board, said Wednesday night against some Seminole Willis said he had received rather than a committee one attorney or two. she has investigated recent teachers by George Willis, a reports that some teachers In member, told panelists he was charges that some public school member of the Countywide the Seminole school system still especially sensitive on the The reason, Netswender says, is because Freeman Is phasing teachers have used grades to School Advisory Committee at used tactics such as holding a subject because "I wasn't a out his services, and the county could be left without adequate ridicule dudeatajad that tebe t1 panel's Oct. 13 meeting. student's paper up before the very good student myself. Mdl legal coverage unless the department quickly becomes a reality. has turiwJ the name at , the Willis told boi-4 theMtMrjabaand sating 'ieia is j .-.got sick of be'Ing embarrassed •Càmmissloners already have voted to hire the jewi sttorne offending school over to Supt. that he had heard of lnitances Doe's paper. I want you to look and ridiculed time after time The major remaining decision centers on his assistant. The William P. (Bud) Layer for where teachers In county at how he did on this test Aren't after time. county attorney issue has been a major one among candidates "corrective action." schools had used a poor grade you glad you did not do the '1 think I know who the who are seeking seats on the Seminole County commission this Mrs. Telson reported her by a student to "ridicule" the same as he did?" See LAYER GETS, Page l.A year. CRACKER • .4. I p4 C 250 mg (j algreens worth COUP - 79 p4 ) HOME S AND .. ,ORDON'S VODK K. i •___ $57 Cs. 12 ____ I Ridicule Layer Gets School's Name p4 U ________ r------i UWAS •- _I S&IND1D WNI$KIY _____ OUIhON 79 V U VITAMIN _ - 69' In Student • _____ Really Holds! Haiti Non-aerosol spray by Clairol. 4-al. I .. IMPIRIAL CROW convoy F± — - a,__y__ CJ - . -- '1__I CREAM ri'i _ son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Ripp Sr. of 270 Almyra, Lake R i / OLD STATE_____________ . p4 HOMY , -"- - .. ' — . - 79' (h 1.39 . 1 • ZIP C*O( $50,000 BOAT FIRE Wrong Neiswencler Is polling commissioners to determine In which • ISM Of CDJM M 469 ..uy 130 NATO Exercise "Display _ operations, conducted each fail from Norway daigned to provide unified and coordinated training of national and NATO form within the Allied European Command. A former student of Oviedo UU School, Oviedo. 1'e the Navy In November 1974. • ,. • • -• GOOD REASONS To TRUST YOUR P ESCRIPTION TO WALGENS! ?: M.k.d Rsg.•Lime-M.nthot liox. .. was one ofa series of annual .:: A m iss CITY -. -.• z_. • 1 OOp4 whhouscoeonflcpr. .. - direction they will vote. Both Commissioners Dick Williams and 'John Kimbroogh have indicated one attorney would be sufficient, while Democratic Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Mike . Hattaway have opted for two full-lime lawyers. ,)IV• ,,a -/• However, Vthlen left his option open. He said he will meet with Mat. County Atty. Robert Pierce later this week before voting at / -- •. 4.-. a commission meeting — possibly by next Tuesday. , Vililen said his final vote "Is subject" to the meeting with Investigators from the State Fire Marshal's office, Seminole sheriff's and departments are probing ruins of a 55-foot drydocked cruiser destroyed by Ike Pi. Nelswender said hiring a second attorney, among other things, early today at Sanford Boat Works SR-415 at the Johns River east of Sanford. would make an attorney available for questions from county Sheriff's deputies reported the origin of the blare Is unknown. A neighbor department chiefs. reported the fire was preceded by what sounded like a gunshot. Officers said the After the decision was made to create a legal department, boat, valued at 150,000, was completely destroyed. They listed the owner as Mike County Atty. Torn Freeman Indicated be would not accept the CuslglIo, 1814 Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford. Above, firemen probe the gutted craft lead attorney's position at $28,000 a year. But Freeman's after extinguishing the 4:30 a.m. blare. assistant, Pierce, said he might be interested. Then coin- c 10.30.76. pSi. NISISTIR NOWI - Limit 177 BE PRESENT To WIN.... WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY PHONE Totice both genetic end brand-name pmcrlponsvar -- Wonhmoro #646 NOT uofrkg,of,,g NOXZIMA ,• a Bachelor of Science degree, he Joined the Navy In February IM. Norman's ship is IWWARDZMER Navy Boiler Technician Flrunan Edward P. Zander, son of Mr. and Mr.Fretj Zander oCn ChOluota. participated in ft • THUAI1AN.M . sw&494 / • Squibb Th•u'..ru.n 01 PIAY u,k °A convoy's route. "Display Determination" ' To I 5 N INTRY WANK FOR 14 lb. rnsii FI0ZEN1iAM NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, YOU NEED Trust Walgr..ns. I - INII.IU Sorry, Exec. Met. Roger Nelawender said on Wednesday he feels two attorneys are needed to handle the county's legal work load But Vihien, who made the Initial motion to switch to an tnbome legal staff, said at this point he feels one "lop-flight attorney" should be sufficient to do the job. p4 49 .• PRf$CRIPTION..? Mrine VkeAdmiraiJohn j Shanshen.tu,Commander of ft Atlantic Striking Fleet, Is thsfctIcalaniniiro(all plus command and control procedures for coordinated action by NATO sea, land and air forces. The convoy operation tested 4wi Cepeiuuc w .uuOTL' and resupply ground forces 1i So uthern Europe Acting as Opposing forces, NATO units simulated iace subsurface and air atta cks along the 2 SINIRIC '- • Seminole County Commissioner SM Viblen Jr., who holds the swing vote on the county attorney iue, today opted for one attorney to fill the new inbone legal department. Lim It 2 WI It Moo InDeanart. Admiral, Isaac C. KIdd Jr., Assault sL1&nartnewarfaremaneuvers. Thepr1znaryo*ct1veoI the ezerdse was to train NATO naval forces in com bined sea to refine TO es and In NAthat operational plans were CUITUit. Participating units evaluated increased standardiza tion of doctrines, equipment and arrnamesds among NATO forces, . ) • 0110phibim haft will be made In Norway, with a Determination" in t Mediterranean Sea. He is a crewmember aboard the guided missile Talbot, deployed with the U.S. Sixth Fleet. His command joined with naval forces from Portua1, Italy, Turkey and the United Kingdom for the coinbinea exercise which Included TOUT TISSUE % mad _ In C1,1110011111111 - ByFDPRICLETIHeralditnff Writer • ió4.i6 • __ be p4 p4 p4 p4 I_roll LIWT= wseki For Single Attorney S44f LMi 1 ito 1O/31/7& ' V ihien Opts p4 p4 Dsodon.s, hue gsnns, ç.é choniog. 15-oz. FacIal, 10* 994 ... CIan.,DlsI,t.cts I UV ___ Work Ittf Is arging as a crew member aboard the replenishment war tm - N ' Swing PINISOL KLEIN Anhlp.rsplront, $.Oz. Limi$ I Ivv 10.30-76. Wl*.utcsupas six 7T1 MWay 1711, Fern Part, Is E - 99C '8=4ideud Oommiesidw 1 SU Sanford, Florida 3V71—Price 10 Cents a R 100 Airman bar Is a 1V5 gra. of Snino1. Hij S 69th Year, No 59—Thursday, October 20, 1976 vv Congressional Candidate Saunders TAI.I.AILASSEE APi — JoAnn Saunders' legal ordeal is over — at least until after the voters of the 5th Congressional District decide on Tuesday whether they want her as their representative. Mrs. Saunders was assured a berth in the election when U.S. District Judge William Stafford sustained Wed-. nesd - y his ruling prohibiting the Ethics Commission from possibly removing her from the ballot Ethics Chairman Dun Reed said the commission will not appeal the ruling. It prevented a panel hearing before the election on Mrs. Saunders' failure to File a financial disclosure statement on time The commission could have recommended that Secretary of State Bruce Smathers remove her from the Wild IF it decided she violated the disclosure re quirt'ment. The 42-year-old Orlauiu Democrat is running against Rep. Richard Kelly. R-Fla., in tiat has become one of this )ears itiost sharply contested elections. She charged in a prepared statement read by her husband. George, her campaign manager, that the removal move "was a partisan plot by the Republicans." Reed, a former House Republican leader, has denied any political motivation. A majority of commission members are Dt'rn'xrats. l have not willfully violated any laws of the state of F1'irtda and the United States of :1Iwnca," Mrs. Saunders said. "My financial disclosure statement is on file in Tallahassee, and I ani pleased that my name will remain on the ballot" �K PL ! . aIs NiraW, $l.it FL BONDED NA1'1cI1'1 I'II BRIEF Ferry loaf Captain Was 'Almost Legally Drunk' NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Acoroner says the captain ofaMlsslssippiRlvercommuter ferry was W "almost legally drunk" when t craft collided witha tanker last week, killing an estimated 78 persons "mls guy bad been drinking .... ft lsdlffjctut to say how much," said Orleans Parish Coroner Frank Minyard, who released an autopsy Wednesday on Capt. Egidlo Auletta, 35. Minyard said the autopsy showed a blood alcohol content of 09 p cent "Just a tad under 0.1 which Is the legal definition of being drunk In the state LI Louisiana." The carom said that to have ablood with such a high alcohol content "a man would have have to lave been drinking quite heavily." Jack WeIble, chairman for the Greater Sanford Christmas Parade Committee, presents a sn savings bond to 14-year-old Terry Reck, who submitted the winning entry In a contest to select a theme for tlils year's parade. His winner: "Christmas Enchantment." He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Reck, 2323 Revona Count, San. , j. .r - j C011090 Enrollment Up 11,7% WASHINGTON (AP) Minority enrollment in the nation's colleges and universities rose 11.7 per cent between 1972 and 1074, with major strides in private colleges and universities, the U.S. Office for Civil Rights announced today. The government survey showed that white enrollment In public institutions actually decreased during the two years, from 3, ,45o to 3,964,22. White enrollment in private schools rose modestly from 1,405,962 to 1,448,368. Minority students represented 11.9 per cent of the total higher education enrollment in 1072 and 13.1 per cent in 1074. Layer — 4 Freeze Warnings Posted • I By The Associated Press Frost and freeze warnings were posted today for the first time this year over a widespread area of the eastern United States, from the lower Great Lakes, across the Appalachians and through most of the Atlantic coast. The same oversized high pressure system that brought this very cold air also chilled most of the eastern two-thirds of the nation. Temperatures dropped to unseasonably low levels"across.lthe M$issIppitia1ley thrt*igh the S054ui and ç'entra1 PlàIn into Southwest Texas. Crosby Benefit To Aid Church LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Crooner Bing Crosby Is giving a benefit concert In this glittering gambling town to help a priest move his congregation out of a saloon, Crosby, 71, who played a priest in several films, will perform without fee on Nov. 26 to raise money for construction of the Holy Family Catholic Church, producer Bill Loeb announced Wednesday. — — Evening Ifr'sujd Thursday, October 21, 1976--Val. 69, No. 59 PubI,lt D.,I, and Sunday, ,icep, Saturday and Christmas Day by Ti Sanford Hsra$d, Inc. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. nfl'. Second Class Pista,e Paid at Sanford. Florida 32721. Home Delivery. 5$ ten?, Month. 13 10; I Months. III 20. Year , $2140 Br Mail In lord., same as home dClivery AlIothtr mail Month. $7 70 I Months, $11 20. 12 Months. 132 10. School Name The Seminole County Commission has made ap. pointments to a Panel which Is From Page 1-Al "I think when we get to the charged with studying the teachers are who were involved point of renewing principals on possibility of combining the in this," Layer said. "I think three-year contracts, then the Seminole County Port there were a couple of them. superintendent can take a Authority (SCOPA) and the j corrective will be principal who Is not producing Seminole County Industrial taken. and say, 'Laok, you either I Development Authority "I would hate to criticize a orcut bait. If you're going toget (SCIDA). group of teachers for the faults a three-year contract from me, They are: of one or two," the superin. you're going to have to get with "Red" Wailer, an ap. tendent added. "I would rather the program." praiser; Georges St. deal with the faults of one or Sims and Willis both stressed Laurent, a SCIDA board two individually ." that they were speaking of a member; Rod Cable, a SCOPA Willis had aiso charged th minority of school principals board member; Carl Baling, a earlier statement that "a lack who nilghtgive the entlj.egroup certified public accountant; of accountability exits" on the a bed Image. Sims said the Cos Montivany, a financial part of some Seminole County tenure concept was necessary specialist; and Frank school principals, at first but bad degenerated to McMillan, an independent "Our school system is the the point where "the inefficient attorney not associated with only large business in the hide behind it and the efficient SCOPA or SCIDA. county that has the ability to are held back by it." The appointments were Board chairman Robert C. made on recommendation of hire and train 39 branch managers so effectively that (Bud) Feather said he also County Commissioners Harry they never have to be moved or favored the switch to three-year Kwiatkowski and Dick removed from their position," contracts for principals Williams. The two cornWillis said. "because I think everybody missioners were appointed to a Board member Davie Sims ought to pull his own weight." committee to study the 11 pod out In that coqnection "But o member of this feasibility of combining thtwo Wednesday i4hi that begin- board,"Feather4dded,"would industry-seeking agencies ning in June +1177 school vote to put a principal on For the ,past four maths, board will no longer be able to continuing contract unless he commissioners have discussed award principals career-long has shown without a doubtthat combining the two agencies. tenure but will be limited to he has the qualifications to boa Some commissioners say a issuIng three-year renewable principal for the balance of his merger would save taxpayer's career." money. "i think this will give us the In other action, board St. Laurent at one point, opportunity to correct some of members adopted a new policy even suggested selling the port these old Ills that Mr. Willis is which would provide a payment to private industry. Such a talking about," Sims said. of 14 cents per mile to parents move, he said, would benefit the we give (principals) "living in isolated locations who county. continuing contract, it's like bring their children to a bus But Port Administrator giving them a lifetime job. It's stop or to school when so Jim Ryan, in a six-page letter, like appointing them to Civil required by the transportation called ridiculous any Service. department." suggestion to sell the $5 million The policy st ipulates that the port to pri vate indust ry. mileage payment will be Kwiatkowski, nonetheless, supplied for one round trip per said the newly appointed day and will cover "only one committee will look into the car so long as the capacity of feasibility of a sale. the car is not exceeded, and Williams, on the other children from different families hand, said he can see a possible may be expected to ride In this merger, but he said a sale calls one car. for a lot more information than "A driver must show ample has currently been provided insurance coverage for each No deadline was set the passenger and a report of at. panel, but Williams said a 5 tendance must be verified by report should be in by the principal of the school at- December if commissioners mobIl tended before payment is wish to combine the two by next made," the policy summary year. A Good Mon... Dong A Good Job0 I — S 40, 4e (AP) Insurance Commissioner Phil Ashler, who once joked he was Gov. Reubin Askew's Elliot Richardson, has been picked for another top level job as the state's first economic development advisor. Askew made the announcement Wednesday at a luncheon attended by 200 business and government leaders in the state. - 0I TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Supreme Court has rejected a developer's argument that the state should be as liable for defense costs as private citizens when it files environmental suits. The court, in a 6-1 opinion Wednesday, refused to reverse the decision of the 1st District Court of Appeal that the state was not liable for $32,000 in defense costs resulting from an unsuccessful attempt to block construction of a 408-unit condominium in Bay County. — 1 —_-- I MEMBERSHIP DRIVE lAO! ""'.11-- 1 3 out of 4 adults find ft tmlp in theYellow PagAndquou Will 'fJU get sour share of the call's lioni the people wIit go to tfjç \ llow Pats It' 1111(1 a L3uilding eontractor? Ymi, Yeflo Pages Sales Rep can design a Priran1 for you [hill 11 make it cisier for these people to (intl utu. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION j,)o watch. Deputy John Hawkins said the Chicago Flats bar, 2323 W. 18th St., was entered via mens room window and the burglars entered two coin-operated machines. Meanwhile, James Bradwell, P.O. Box 242, Lake Monroe, told deputies that someone pried a lock off the door to his toothouse and made off with tools, power saw and drill and a chain saw, total value $485, according to a reort filed by Deputy Fred Johnson. About the same time, on the opposite side of the county, deputies said county firemen extinguished a burning auto on Howard St. in Black Hammock north of Oviedo. Sheriff's Sat. Luke Stallworth said the 1972 model sedan, iiiijEH II / His broad experience in business, agriuIture, finance, water management, public office and dealing harmoniously with people are his excellent credentials. Joe Knowles will be your active Representative in the State Legislature ____________________________ __ -• Joe Knowles has an enviable record of public service—six years as Leesburg City Commissioner and one term as Mayor. His judgement and seasoned experience are what is needed in government today. Vote For 44,0e, 11114111dels, Democrat for State Representative District 34 ALL MEN'S BOOTS IN STOCK Handsomely stitched In combination Leather and man made material—Brown Children's Western Boots Brown, Black, Two Tone NSlx.s 3½ To S FRh,OCT.29_.1OA,M,5pJ4 SAT., OCT. 30-. 1OAM.5pJ• SUN., OCT. 31 — NOON.5p.M Joe Knowles has no obligation, to any special.interests. His only obligation will be pr'ovidirg you with the active leadership that you deserve.., now! OFF . Reg. 120 nd Fla SS10 FIE ARNI a_______________ M biiehome MARCH Il— The Norman Lubolf Choir DEC. 4— Christmas Show by the Stetson University Chorus succeeded because he knows how to get things done. ... ••• ':...." • ShOW Vla . arely do men of the calibre, character and ability of Joe Knowles sock public office. Joe Knowles is a doer. He has capable, business-experienced people who can be persuaded to accept the responsibility. Joe Knowles has the desire to choose from - Florida manragtime show FEB. 24— BroIn Musical Company from Cuthosloyakla R Many styles and colors \ ' NOV. 3'— Max Month—a one /.oui adtlinj,' it lwee:';ur' Sheriff's Detectives Probing Bar Burglary I WESTERN BOOTS 1976-77 Season Performances i/,,,,A - DRESS. CASUAL. WORK SEMINOLE MUTUAL CONCERT ASSOCIATION /l(11CI ti/ga/ isiu/dr • BOOT - - WOO , The state of Florida is a five billion dollar business. It should be administered by the most C of the • .:. Western 00 FINAL DAYS • • — Developer' Loses Lawsuit • • . ..•' • TALLAHASSEE (AP) Cabinet aides say Executive Director Jack Kane of the General Services Department was out of line In signing a multi-million-dollar vehicleprocurement contract without sending the document to the Cabinet for prior approval. Leonard Melton, a Kane assistant, said Wednesday that Kane signed the contract on Oct. 15 under a general authroizatlon he received In 1074 but has used only in emergencies. TALLAHASSEE concludes. Combining the agencies School Information Officer would require action by the Ralph Ray emphasized that Florida Legislature, which payments in lieu of tnmsporta- could only be initiated by the tion must be requested and Seminole Legislative made only during a current Delegation, which has a school Year and cannot cember deadline on subgranted an a retroactive ssion of new bills. L----...-- . Ashier Gets New Position , f By The Associated Press Nixon was referred to as "Lye- Pittsburgh when he told a President Ford, conterkling don Johnson's successor." questioner that instead of Owe is a "distinct difference" But Ford in the past two days raising taxes there is a "much between his administration and has used paid television elmn more likely prospect of i n that of Richard Nixon, Is work- beamed to voters in several reduction in the next four years. ing to put distance between t( contrast his adoiIn. I believe it is almost himself and his predecessor. ton with Utof Nixon to Inevitable." . Ford campaigned Wednesday assert that there is a difference In New Jersey and nnsylva- between the two. DELIGHTFUL nla and was flying to Ohio and TO LIVE WITH... ;.:'./:.: The Ford television program Indiana today. are in a talk show format In Democratic nominee Jimmy which Ford is lobbed friendly Carter campaigned Wednesday questions by sportscaster and Flagship Banks of Seminole help Santa Claus by SANTA'S in New York and Pennsylvania supporter Joe Garaglola. On mailing Christmas Club checks early. Flagship HELPERS and declared in Pittsburgh that Wednesday. Garaglola noted Bank of Sanford today mailed 699 checks totaling his economic policies would the Democrats refer to a "Nix$91,074, while Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole make a tax "almost inevi- on-Ford administration." mailed 350 checks totaling $42,817. From left, table" in thecutnext four years. Ford replied that "the aver• Margaret Meyers, Lisa Henley, and Gloria HamCarter's running mate, Sen. age guy in the street knows man. Walter Mondale, was taking to. there's a distinct difference" day off after a SWiflg through between Nixon and Ford, the Now's The Time To Install Carriers Pennsylvania, New York, New President said. He said he does Famous Central Jersey and West Virginia. not get large qua nt ifies of mail Heating Ford's willingness to bring up that link him with Nixon, but his Quality Built For Your Heating Nixon's name in public marks a mail does "hold me acComfort. departure from his previous countable" for the state of the strategy of barely admitting to nation in the past two years. the existence of the resigned And, Ford said, Carter Is former president. "running against Jerry Ford. (OW Seminole sheriff's detectives reportedly owned by Annie M. Stallworth said the car had In the past, when Ford was lie's not running against for. today were investigating the Moore, of Sanford, was been stripped of the left SOUTHERN AIR Wednesday night burglary of a destroyed. He said the auto had and fender and all four door placed in a position where he mer President Nixon." wheels had to mention Nixon, the forMeanwhile. Carter menbar at Sanford in which yeggs been reported stolen earlier before apparently of SANFORD INC. being set mer president became "my tioned the possibility of a tax 100 N. Maple Ave. reportedly made off with $7i Wednesday In Orlando. afire. predecessor." Once or twice, cut in a radio interview in Ph. 322.$321 Sanford cash and coins, a .38-caliber revolver and a man's wrist — 2 V Uh o o is Uh o Ill o N 'ixon g Contract Okay Was Improper Ripubikon, House of Rsps.otev.s, 01st. 34 e Ford:i'm Not Like — for I b BOONVILLE, N.C. (AP) Johnson Coram, 98, will be taking his first airplane ride next, week, flying to California to celebrate his brother's birthday. His brother, E. Bright Co. ram, will be 10) on election day, Tuesday. The "younger" Coram will leave Friday from Greensboro, and 1' "rn and daughterIn-law will be making . tip with him. Coram also will see fiji sister, Lesba Hill, who plans to be at the California brother's home In Riverside for the reunion. She's 92. pd. psi. "v. Pd. for by CM11Cs"am Ill, Camp. Troft — ___ First Plan. Ride At 98 Merger Panel Named Gets Former Sen, Edward J. Gurney, his wilfully lied" when he said he diáft know that his o'e"ne fund Asked whether he thought this had anything to do with the name cleared after a long legal battle, blames his oq'dsmj on raiser, Larry Williams of Orlando, bed collected more than govenanett's prosecution, Gurney mid, "I can only conjecture "vindictive people from the govermnent." $400,000 In illegal cootrthutiona. Williams got the money from "They destroyed a United States senator, blackened my name. Florida builders in exchange for promise, of favors from Florida about Watergate.... I expect it probably did. But I don't know." Justice Department lawyer Edward Barnes, the ninth federal besmirched my character and ruined me economically," Gurney offices of the Federal Homing Adininlatratlon. prosecutor assigned to the case over three years, had no cammid Wednesday after a jury found him Innocent of perjury. Th oid7 LUtE before the jury*e when it began deliberatiom ment. Gunny, n ,was accused of lying to a 1174 JackaonvW. grand was whether Gurney knew before m1d11113 that William amd jury about a major political fund-raising operation. He hod e n Williams tmiiflnd for the government in return for a pleaacquitted of five bribery, conspiracy and perjury charges at a Part of his illegal collections to pay Gurney's field-office and staff bargained prison sentence of five manIla. Others serving prison trial in Tampa last year, but the government ordered him retried ezpenaes. terms In connection with the case were James — Groat, once Cur on one perjury charge on which the jury reached no verdict. ve FHA Will= Meld of Gurney, a World War 11 hero who served three terms as a "We've beaten these mean, vicious and vindictive people from Congressman before his election to the Senate, gain ed Coral Gables; and building contractor John Priedes at Miami. the gornetd," said the former Republican senator, who national prominence as th1001 tougbquetloning e The case against Gurney depended largely on Williams, who defender of thenretired because of the scandal. President Richard M. f4I dujfp,g Sttj IJ te went to the Jmtke Department in 1173 and agreed to ten all about The grand jury had charged that Gurney "dsilbsrstely and Watergate hearings in mm. his fund.ralaing activities in return for a reduced sentence. MIAMI (AP)'— Florida Power & Light Co. customers will be getting higher monthly bills because of routine maintenance and possible reactor trouble at Its nuclear units. One of the utility's two nuclear generators at Turkey Point, on Biscayne Bay south of Miami, was shut down Wednesday to check for possible leakage of small amounts of radioactive water. The shutdown of Unit No. 4 came at the suggestion of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which also asked for such inspections at nuclear-power plants In three other states. ... In Student 'Ridicule' ___________________ ORLANDO (Al') Nuclear Reactor Problems May Increase FPIL Rates ford — . Gurney* 'They Ruined Me, Economically' RDMD A IN BRIEF 'ENCHANTMENT' 1 pr 5~ ---- •..i. \ - . *,• - 2 i': ,--- -Mt • Pairs For 1 MOBILEHOMES. 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ENC1IAVESAJD,?L Area Qide 36.3.20fl or 14S. Around Thuidsy. OCIONr 21 11-4A WAYNE 1), DOYLE, P'wr NORMAN H. 01R1N, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRAaILE, Advertising Director VIAW :3 Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; I Months, $14.20; Year, $2&40. By Mall: In Florida swne as home delivery. All Other mall: Month, $270: I Months, *11.20; 12 Months, $32.40 he Clock Why We're Not Endorsing YBILL(.1JRRIE C,u, *i, Mwtiy took low wilb Wu an Wevislain In this corner on Weàta.dey. I_,iijer how he feels about live sports, 'case there will be sports aplenty In the Sanford hi very short ord. mi referring, it course, to the apcond Annual Golden AV OlymplM that extravaganiss thal is UmitedtopertIdpadswbomad beat le5sy of age prior to the opening date, Nov. I. Q4#0 a few people turned ad between Park Avenue and Magnolia on First Street to withees the activity and It was tim to watch the shenanigans. For instance, Sheriff John Polk had 'entered' the wheel chair race and prior to Its dart stepped on the scales In a drug dare and announced that he weighed pounds. mmediately, edforsomec,ie An)way, averyone had some good clew Iwi for an haw, or N. What we're leading to to In particular Is the Golden Age Olympics and what It stands for And what It means to various people. ARE Many people from far and wide will be parevent and If It keeps a ripathig In this second annual building the day might well come when It's an international event. In a way. It's international right now, since there is at lead one contestant entered from Canada. No fewer than 21 events are planned for the six-I of OtyCa ImIIsIOIier Garden Meyer u Polk he ought to have a tandIcap sinceM7OT day salute to the physical fitness and demonstration' wheelchair event last year. sailorritixe it the U.S. The entire program Is sponsored by the Greater It etiibi't happen that way, though and Meyer Sanford Chamber of Commerce with 11 other repeated, beating out Slate Rep. Bob Hattaway, agencies saving as COOIOI. fellow Conunlasloner A. A. McClartshan and Polk, Who posted a 'did-not finM,. There wami a preview of sorts In Downtown Sanford Wednesday morning when some of the Probably the person who had the most fun was area's better known individuals 'demoratrated' Jack Homer, executive manager of the local three of the events which will take place during the chamber, an he ran around with a portable loud Olympics.— Wheelchair Racing, Bicycle Racing 4peaker announcing the events and the progress of and a Pancake Race. each contestant as the races were wider way. 11 THEY Many ares people have put In a lot of long, hard hours to make this year's Olynçks even bluer and better than the first one. And don't be surprised If, iria few short years, people from far and wide rome here to participate. REALL Y Too, I can see coverage from the national news media In the not-too-distant future. bok out, Audle Murphy, 'cause the sports buffs' are moving In. • The Evening Herald In rent weeks has interviewed at length candidates for local, state and natlnnal nffir'.. W ht,. ,l UWAIUIPJU th provjc1 jri. gathered from you sights Into the candidates, their views and their Interests. including our detailed personal profiles, "What Are They Lilly Like?" - thQether with n - Douglas Cheshire, while In atth.navalyardb,fore moving Cheshire taught mathematics law school at maw Uni,er. to Eau Gathe. and science in school. While Iityadu oft if his life goals to Cheshire has been a per- preparing to take his bar be a Pro(ftsional prosecutor. miiient resident In Eau GaBle exanminatica, hetaugist driver's In 1169, after passing the since that except for his time ethwLin at Melbourne and Florida Bar elsie, Qmesbjre. away In college at the while awaiting the bar results went Lito prosecution work, University of Georgia and later he taught physics at Eau Gallie staltlngln thenmagjstrate's atMercer. HlghSchool. court, proceedj,gtO court g Marrledto the former Susan ,, 'iure s record, county court and circuit Sister of Melbourne, they have hunting, fishing, motorcycle court. two children Heather 10 "That exposure plus my Douglass III, 3%. The couple ring,frplanesand piloting. DONOAKLEY ,. . . '•' z' . - LIKE? - THE RACE - Who Sold Kecovery 1 Since leaving the Prosecuum JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Home II field, he has been DOUGLAS CHESHIRE: AT CAMPAIGN TRAILER been described as an educated School. They were introduced In defense cowneL policeman and I consider that a the school lounge by a woman Cheshire admits to being compliment," Cheshire said, who had been Qieshire's school "pro law enforcement," having By DONNA ESTES Born in Douglas, a small teacher 17, years before, been exposed to police officers agrarian community In south Although Mrs. Cheshire by 7U11 U a prosecutor and Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Georgia, where a major source enjoys devoting full-time to defense counsel. t Herring (R7 cbs' of income Is from tobacco and being a homemaker and or elecdo to a third "The state attorney's office Geneva) Is being consecutive year term u, office by Melbourne attorney, cotton ("arid with th rIgs mother, she plans to return to and Its function Is Inseparable Douglas president so will peanuts"), her teaching career when their from Law enforcement which is 1 1 The lIh circuit is comprised Of C Cheshire lived there until he young son begins public shcooL the eyes, arms and ears of the ties The office em p lo ys includi ng was five years old. For the next She holds a master's degree office," he said, adding that &TTth5 48 was first dec ted in 1968 and a,WLe!±: five years it Ma life the family from Rollins College In victim don't walk into th e Mate Although he lost Bcevard County, the' unty in the circult, - -'' resided In Charleston, S. C., guidance counseling, attorney's office as they do to he carried Seminole County substantially both times to —'n. where his father was stationed Prior to entering Law school, their family lawyer. Cheshire, 39, worked for abriof period, from January. lI73mill April, 1913 as a member of Herring's staff in Brevard after the - cniumnlets and letters to the tot to furnishÜüai you with such insights. This is a primary responsibility. It Is not our respomlbthty to presuin$uoialy tell You for whom to vote A IllewspOper mtnt be as free as possible from any political bias or hid of same. We must beina position on a day-today basis to maintain our freedom to criticize or raise public officials as Cheshire# Shoots For His Life Goa l WHAT - ' + INCWDING *YOURS* -. Eastern Ir A Savings Europe You can pay as little as $38 aday for a semi WASHINGTON - Okay, President Ford blew Private hospital M`1 10 MC111011i, Tenn., or a It with his dumb remarks about the Soviets not high as $10 In New York Qty. As it Last dominating Eastern Europe. So, Jimmy Carter January, the national average was somewhere between these two extremes, a survey by the his sick bed, are all having a ball with the Issue. o situations warrant. Health Insurance Association of America found. Fair enough. Maybe when he visited Poland, 0 0 There Is do that the figures have The Herald is an Independent newspaper Ford was brainwashed like George Romney Increased ltnce the survey was made. The health beholden to no political officeholder or political when he visited Vietnam. Maybe Ford didn't care outlay party and we Intend to stay that way. We want todecade, fi by Americans has tripled in the pad know who all those tanks belonged to. Ha-ha. wiu In 1965 to $119 billion In avoid being accaed of carrying any bumperWhen I heard the President any what he said I n. during the second debate, I thought back to the sticker on our masthead. Hospital cods, of course, are only one aspect sick joke belng told at the timeof the 196i We are not alone In this view. Several it the nation's soaring annual medical bill. But __ R u ssian Invasion of Czedualovakia: newspapers, Including theWashington post and there Is a growing awareness among medical Question: What Is the most nonimperlall as well as health Insiren and Newsday of Long Island, N. Y., have adopted a nocountry In Eastern Europe? state and federal Legislators, that hospltallzatli c* endorsement policy for some of these very same Answer: Czechoslovakia. It doesn't even is only one - and not necessarily always the best reasons Intervene In Its own Internal affairs. - alternative when people require medical care. But how did Eastern Europe come to be Ow credibility conceivably can be strained, In New York, for example, wider a special dominated by the Soviet Unlon? Why lsltthe Red even compromised, In your minds, when we praise arrangement with statecertifled home health Amy has 31 divisions currently deployed In this editorially a candidate we originally Q and BlueShleld subscribers agencies, Blue Cross region? need not recuperate from illness or an operation when we criticize a public official whose candidacy Well, now, this Is something you're not likely In the hospital. we opposed, or vice-versa, -v to hear Carter, Mondale or Humphrey joking If they choose, and their doctor approves, This is why we will not be endorsing candidates about. Why? Because the Soviet subjugation of they can recover In their own homes. The plan \/ In this year's election. Eastern Europe came about as a direct result provides for the cost of all necessary medication We do however, want to fulfill our principal the foreign policy of the Democratic party, and services, justas does a regular hospital responsibility: to help you to be Informed and specifically Franklin D. Roosevelt, a plan. _________________________________________________ man CarterPresident holds In such high esteem that he enable you to vote responsibly on Tuesday as your According to Herman Schuster, president of — chose to officially kick off his presidential - Quality Care, Inc., a nationwide private home in.iowledge and conscience dictate.. campaign at FD Vs "Little White House" In 'uti tatth car*rgan1zatiqn which employs (JOHN ;,1 •':.. CUNNIFF • /. .. rnglstered '•4 tflaIdes, coinRoosevelt'i ellóit of the Eastern European, panlon.i and homemakers, one In four hospital ' nations to the Rtiislalia makes no sense because patients should not be hospitalized at u at the time this betrayal took place, the United The G Realistic Approach they are In need of nothing more than minimal p Pr e s i d e n c y was overwhelmingly more powerful care. the Soviets. When FDR was meeting with Stalls Strict regulations protecting porpoises from American t The greatest proportion of these patients, he NEW YORK (AP) - Are you reassured when better met through traditional lines of authority at Yalta and Tehran, our armed forces were fishermen were published recently by the federal government, says, are the aged and other Long-term patients the corporation In which you Invested your than through an office of the president, he dates. vastly superior to the Russians, we had the Awho simply have nowhere else to go. money appoints an "office of the presidency," This was done reluctantly. The federal government had no The truth, says Jennings, who has spent more bomb, and the Soviet industrial machine was choice. It was compelled to act by court order Interpreting a wn Home health care, if it Is closely monitored, i manned by three or tour or more high-powered than two decades studying the mobility routes bsckward and severely damaged. actof preferable to Institutional care for many elderly executives? and motives involved In corporate personnel ___ writing of this period in his memoirs, Winston Some company officers and directors believe and handicapped, witnesses told officials of The regulations may make It impossible for moves, Is that creation of the office probably Churchill observed: "The United States stood on you are, which to some degree contributes to the U.S. Deportment of Health, Education tuna fleet to compete with foreign fishermen, who means the existence of serious problems. the scene of vIctory, master of world fortunes, Welfare at a hearing In New York City the other practice, one that emerged during the mld4IGOs, subject 10 the t5Ul5t1CflS. The hidden or real reasons, he maintains, jg a frn t4 coherent design." around the day. reaching a peak a' few years ago, and which The hearing was one of five held The end result may be that, Instead of protecting the pormight Include the notion that several candidates But the sell-out of the Eastern European country to obtain suggestions of revision of HEW persists today. poises, the new regulations may cause more porpoises to be should fight for control when a clear successor Is countries occurred nonetheless. As journa11s killed., regulations on home health care for Medicare The appointments sometimes are acnot already apparent, or that, together, several John T. Flynn describes the events In his book, and Medicaid patients. cixnpanled by statements Intended to reassure officers might overcome the deficlences of the The Roosevelt Myth": The tuna fishermen locate schools of yellowfin tuna by chief executive. on the federal Level, the proposed you that three or four executives are better than finding porpoises which swim above the tuna and come to "It is the simple truth to say that Stalin had Comprehensive National Health Insurance .ct one. "Creation of the office," you are told, "persurface to breathe. By setting their net around P°'i, Creation of the office also can Indicate out-generaleti Roosevelt at every point. Or 1 ivz - the Kennedy-Mills Bill - would include mite us to achieve pluralistic decision-making." fishermen Cure the deep swimming tuna. Some of the perproblems of corporate politics, such as when perhaps It would be nearer the truth to say that home health care services amounting to 100 capable executives, previously left old of the poises are catght In the net and drowned, Moreover, the announcement might continue, visits a year. decision-making process, Insist on being in. Roosevelt had out-generaled himself. Stalin had the new office "allows for continuity of Protective measures have reduced the porpoise kill by U.S. merely to sit tight, to make known his wishes and cluiled. In the meantime, outpatient clinics providing aging in the absence of any member," as well as fishermen from 300,000 In 1972 to below 78,000 this year. Roosevelt laid them in his lap with eager coinsurgery and medical treatment for accidents or "allowing for specialization of effort." "The office of the president Is a strategy for p in the notion that he could thus soften But the new regulations are designed to carry out the 1712 ce illness are also being Increasingly utilized as resolving Internal problems In the top executive Stalin. It is all NonseaQ, says Eugene Jennings, professor, the more Incredible when we act's requirement to reduce propoise mortality "to insignificant group or organization," says Jennings. ,It another way Of meeting the high cost of health author and confidential advLmT to corporation remember that the things he was laying 14 levels approaching a zero mortality and serious Injury rate." care. usually lasts for three years and is seldO presidents. Almost any corporate need can be There is doubt whether, even with expensive new fishing continued after the changing of the guard." m Stalin's lip were the exisWwe of Little natiom and the rights of Little peoples we had sworn to gear, the Amer American tuna fleet Can meet this requirement. defend." JACK ANDERSON Foreign fletts have a kill rate 2.3 says Flynn: that of the U.S fleet To an increasing extent they are fishing on porpoises. U the net result of all these various conAmerican Geet, with its porpoise protection measures, cannot ferences and agreements was that our governeconomically fish on porpoises, the foreign fleets, with their ment put Into Stalin's hands the means of3eizing higher porpoise kill rate, will move in an the fish. a great slab of the continent of Europe, then stood aside while he took It and finally Congress should modify the Law to make it more realistic. WASHINGTON Eugene McCarthy, the tora gift th In his conquests. We gave him the at his campaign contributors paid for Cnnservation groups should join In support of such action to (McCarthy) that he could not use a larger acquiesced senator &htInta and champion ot tanks, former motor transport, guns, oil aJ Planes, e IRS Th is also trying to determine, acprotect the porpoises from decimation by uncontrolled foreign dedoninlateryearsandtbeuld,,ot be other supplies liberal causes, who to the extent of over $11 billion forpresidentasan cording to the confidential report, whether fishing. Independent, has copied one of Richard Nixon's McCarthy reported "sufficient" information greedY." wi thout which he would have been helpless. According to the document, didn't old tax avoidance schemes. "We withheld out attack on Fortress Europe about the huge deduction on his 1969 tax returns, deduct the full $12,170 in 1969 McCarthy and 1970. .... a— II d UVU V Herring 0* Late. New, Career duties of the county soncitor's office in Brevwd were in. corporsted into the date aftorneyts office by the court m*Won required by Article V of the Florida Constitution, sind Herring hired all the staff of that office. the Florida Legislature. But he Herring was not opposed In the September Republican primary, Cheshire was opposed by Don Lykkebak of Altamonte Springs. lost out in the primary. When the Republican Lykkebak carr ied Seminole by a large margin, but lost more nominee for the state attorney's populous Brevarci to Cheshire. Cheshire has announced that he has offered the Job of chief office died, Herring accepted !' thecsilfromhlspollucaJpy and with only 35 days to cam- he be elected. palgo won election. He had worked nine years for " A resident of Brevard County the telephone company as .. for many years, Herring and commercial manager, but he his wife, Cecil, and family I)' wanted to be his own boss, had a ,i :tii' found 10 acres with a ho use "strong suppressed ilesire to be recently In Geneva and moved an attorney and decided to do to Seminole County, It." He got doctor j " The Geneva area was not degree when he was 37. only one of the most beautiful Born In Miami, Herring was . had ever seen, but perhaps we active In sports in high school, equa lly important my wile, who was first-string halfback for IS an artist, needed more room two years and on the track 't •s to do her art work," Herring team. At the University of said. "And It's en joyable living Florida where he got his .i 'ic... I .tJ - "- uwi&ry,to us i bachelor's degree, he tried out , Mrs. Herring does paintings, for the football turn, but was sc ul ptur es and creates jewelry. too small. Their children are: Cynthia, After serving two years In the 24, employed with Harris Army following high school, Intertype, Melbourne; Abbott Herring went to college under Jr., 21, student at the Univer — sity of South Floridat Michael my savior, If It hadn't be= for Scott, student at Valencla It, I would have had to IQII my Community College and way completely through Claudia, 15, student at Oviedo college. I went Into the Army High School. I expressly for the purpose of Herring said it was a being able to take advantage of traumatic experience to go those rights afterwards." : back to law school after having Hehadhopedto be adentlst been out of college for ll years. but met his "Waterloo" Iii "I studied seven days a week ABBOT T HERRING: AT WORK DESK ph ysics, changed his major to from 8 a.m. until midnight for economics and got his degree In practice from 1965 until elected 1968 came around Herring had the first seven months and from that field, to the date attorney's office in no plans to be state attorney, there on it became easier," he Herring had a nrivatio brir loll Wh.n #ka .J.ai,.. ..i.... Abbott Herring was 33, father of four children, and had a successful career as cornmercial manager of the telephone company In Pen sacola behind him when he entered law school at the 7"Govenmment will ", '. ., ' , .. —Gciai G OlcIiam Jr , .,., '- . . rove" Imp '0' Knowles " -ILJflCJ1 0 çJjw merit will give us -,'-" uiu L'jjt'( live representation.,, , I Vote Nov. 2 for ' , ,:.• ... .. 49 "Ca tup Ici Democrat—Dial. 34 ' . ,. - . ., + ., W .dv. pd be W ca.. eoN - ., . + - - + - -' ' + - State Repiesentahve , - + , S1Wwi nlliams .r, . ' - .._ s us.. - - .. - ..__, • Semi-Annual Clale. 99sa SSIC YOUR FULL SERVICE STORE Save$3 Give your fcxnyour best . This is an exceptional value. Classic 99 is the best latex 997 wall paint we've ever made. Covers better. It's scrubbable, So tough and long-lasting. Ftev 1297 cal. you can use it on wood trim. Snthfnrtig.n ( Iflrria-,,,.1 IRS Probes McCarthy Returns - - BERRY'S WORLD "Honey, come here to see Bob Dole!" - quick! You've just GOT Nixon first produced his vice presidential papers at the taxpayers' expense and deeded one-third of them back to the taxpayers in return for a $576,000 tax deduction. He restricted access to the papers, so the American people couldn't Inspect their $576,000 gift. The Law permitting a tax deduction for per sonal papers, meanwhile, expired on July 1969. Unhappily, Nixon didn't complete the transaction before the deadline. But an aide backdated the deed so Nixon could claim the tax savings. The Internal Revenue Service belatedly levied a $465,000 tax assessment against him. We have now obtained a confidential IRS report, dated Sept. 21, 1976, detailing the results of a similar investigation of McCarthy. The quixotic, erstwhile senator and his wife Abigail created a foundation, called the "McCarthy historical Project." McCarthy then donated campaign papers from his 1968 presidential campaign to his own foundation. For this, he claimed a $33,Z4.59 tax deduction in 1969, and another "charitable contribution carryove deduction" of $60,e34.53 in 1970. There are some significlant differences between the Nixon and McCarthy cases. McCarthy donated his campaign papers on July I, 1969 — 25 days before the deadline. There was no backdated deed. The IRS is questioning, however, whether the donated materiatm were financed with campaign contributions, rather than his personal money. Under the law, he could not take a tax deduction inc Ito investigation that McCarthy decided after the 1968 Deniocratic convention to donate his campaign materials for posterity. His Washington headquarters sent telegrams to every local campaign office, requesting all "campaign materials." This Included internal memos letters s., press clippings, recordings and Abigail McCarthy, who ls now separated from her husband, recruited volunteers to gather the materials. She explained to us that they originally intended to donate the papers to the Mimeof Historical Society. But they changed their minds and formed the Women's Education Committee. The name was later changed to the McCarthy Historical Project. Mrs. McCarthy became the national coordlnator and worked 40 hours a week on project. The IRS report adds this information: "While the gift to the McCarthy Historical Project in 1969 consisted primarily of surplus Political campaign materials, It also consisted In part it materials that appear to have been collected during (McCarthy's) career in the senate, as well as manuscripts of books and articles prepared by him prior to his entry Into presidential politics." The IRS document reports that McCarthy's questionable 1969 returns were prepared by an 1115 employe who Is now deceased. Adds document: McCarthy's attorney "has Indicated to the Service that only $152,170 was claimed as a charitable contribution deduction on the 1969 return by i McCarthy at the suggestion of the Service employe. The eiiipluc allegedly toll — His tax expert, Dennis Bedeli, spoke for him. admitted that the IRS Is still investigating McCarthy's campaign papers deduction, "They are pursuing weird and wild theories," he said. He Insisted that McCarthy has d'nme nothing wrong and his tax returns are clean. The contruversial papers, he added, have been turned over to Georgetown University. WATCH ON WASTE _ Representatives from 40 countries gathered in Califomia ft month to attend a meeting of the InternationalCotton Advisory Committee. Because It was an internaUo,l event, the State Department was supposed to pick up the bills, The department figured It could hold down the ; to $12000 by scheduling the conference In Washington. But the Agriculture Depart. meat's representative, Kenneth Frick, insisted on holding the meeting In his home state of California. Our sources say he has political ambitions and wanted to stage the event close to home where it would do him the most political good' The State Department objected to the California site because it would cost an extra $50,000. But Frick was insistent. The State Department finally consented after he arranged for the Agriculture Department to pay the ad. ditional $50000• Footnote: Frick told us that it was essential to et the meeting out of Washington for the sake of "market development." He selected California, he said, because it is among the largest cotton expirte r.. —— -• at an our military leaders the prize was almost In Stalin's grasp. Then In a series of conferences we yielded It all In return for his promise to come into the United ' Nations on terms which enabled him to wreck as an instrument of settling any inrnationai dispute. •,• "it will not do to say that all we yielded was eastem Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and parts of Rumania; that as to Yugoslavia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and nungary, Stalin took these over by violating the agreement he made to us to hold free elections. Did Roosevelt really think Stalin would hold free elections when he (FDR) agreed to let the Russian dictator conduct the elections — Stalin who had been exhibiting for years his Idea o 'free elections' in Russia? "At the end of all this, Russia held in her hands a vast belt of land running from the Baltic Sea in the north to the Black Sea in the south, comprnmIg ii nations with a population of 100 million people. These she held, not as parts of the Soviet Union, but as puppet states, presided over by Red Quislings of Stalin's own selection who represented him and not the people they governed, any more than Quisling represented the people of Norway." So, how about it, Carter, Mondale, Humphrey? until When you guys have finished your snide remarks about Ford's obvious blunder, how abort talking to us about the real question concerning Eastern Europe and that is: How did the Soviets come to dominate this area of the rld? I 1 2'4- Feather-Flo' Nylon Trim Brush 239 Reg 3 .59 a 4-PC. 'COUNTRY ROAD" BEDROOM BY VAUGHAN TRIPLE DRESSER • FRAMED MIRROR • 5-DRAWER CHEST • CANNONBALL HEADBOARD A rustic, rural effect is attained here with country casual design. Triple engraved embossed pecan grain finish, heavy metal hardware and cannonball headboard. it is constructed of all wood, except where polystyrene is used for special effects on the mirror and overlays. 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SpSUNId I V ArW C .322 9122 or M.1tu for TIskat IaMrmaIka An UpenHill_Chimb I OCTOBER87 ADM1MIONS Sanford: Jackson Alexander Judy J.Blount Albert E Cashlon Hal A. Colbert I Patricia C. DeYoung ØQaraM.Fields TALLAHA$$II (AP) A preuhtly lioiMk Ruit& 01111111111111 thun'i aume ,111111111411 11111111 am..- no way Wi. RMim can be madem**tothe bed. bbs Ks Nlthsh ad Pk "I thlAk Rofis Nkkb prob. filer-k. CIJr'mur Pi Hswk I ad at each athu'. o" said turner utati GOP Thea they vdK *61, for (alrmaa L.E. "Tommy" Mrs UMlas, $ R11at; In Thtintes,a clone find of Mrs. a draw psi that daewed the H&tI.1.. "1 tusk 'a idfr, problems Mn. Nichols, a ing from ovsioiwu." Domacid, feces In her bid for Deenocrda r er with a -dflcs PA taben led wse width With the election leas than I ollows Mrs NkIioin hekhng a week away, Mrs. Nichols *37 lead over Mrs. Hawkins. 4wde out U the one Demo. 'IbM's eaoih to win by," erdle candidate whose prw says MrsNWte. pads are dim. However, the Democratic To begin with, she Is rhig poll, If accurate, Indicates that against on Incesnbe4 who at. 35 per teat of the voters, a sorjoys good some recognition. priolagly idgb figure at this I She also has a rap"atlon, do. poiM, are uniledde& asrvedorad, u figMer for "It does ,,,.,,rn,,"admitted coniesnir Istereds on a penal Mrs. Nicholls., "You've got to that has approved many mil- worry about that many and.. lions of dollars In utility rate cided." ii during Halloween party held recently at Longwood Church of Nazarene. Tot in center seems uncertain whether "ghost" is a costumed playmate or. .. G Semlede Seath Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qunnley'a, Altamonte Springs. SemIle Sunrise Kiwanis, Buck's, 7 am. Foresters Square Dance Club, 7:30 p.m., beginners class; 8:30 p.m., regular, dance, The Forest. The fm to am CN* that pours from a straw BAG OF 91 STRAWS G9 el Lesgwood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. AA-RlngJes, dosed 9p.m., I pjn-, sL Richards churchYAC's Club for Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Normes D.Ver niw.t Chapter, UDC, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Chariha Ray Sr., 230 Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 Sesbee Veterans of America convention, Ramada InnSrngh Airport, Orlan& Banquet 7:30 p.m. Polynesian dancers. ftwewew -. TARTS TAHTCANDy 3 .'r 103 INDIVIDUAL ASSORTED PACKAGES 69 BUBBLE GUM.. ....... ...... .50 Ct. 99c LOLLY POPS .................. 7OCl. 79c NEESESPsanutautt.r Cups . . . .8'/z oz. 99c 4001.U. II ANTACID LIQUID 12 OZ, SURE DEODORANT 100 CAPS. 54 97$ 80Z. church. Open pit chicken 0 : 0 and you don't need a fat Income to qualify... b All you need is a Flagship Bank Am.rlcard and chocking account MI mcommend Joe Knowles" -Maj. Gin. Emmett M. Tally, Ret. Because he is a successful businessman it'fth broad experience as a community leader, I recommend Joe Know!es. 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Si Sp. *1p 141 it Bob French Auto Prices Up $33 f: Speaks Out % A Vote For FRENCH Is A Vote For:0 WE BELIEVE OUR LISTING POLICY MAKES SENSE. YOU BE THE JUDGE! ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Is the oldest real estate firm in continuous operation In Seminole County, and we have maintained a policy for many years concerning the listing of property which we feel Is appropriate In a free enterprise system. We feel that we give the listings of our clients the best exposure and the greatest possibility for sale by dealing primarily In open listings in direct competition with ether firms. We feel that this competition and the promise of financial reward for successful sales Is greater Incentive and provides a more personalized presentation than catalog listings as Is done by so many firms today. On occasion St. Johns has taken exclusive listings for short periods of time, but only on unique properties which require extra-ordinary means to facilitate their sale. We feel that in this Instance exclusive or uni-listings have a place, but the obligation of the broker who is entrusted with the sale of a client'o real property, which represents a large Investment by the client, should manifest itself In a personal concentration of effort by the broker and his office staff. 11e fact that listing Is shotgunned to every broker does not enhance the possibility of sale, but to a degree lessens It because the incentive of the listing broktj and the selling broker has been curtailed by a cut In fTielr financial reward. If you believe a custom service organization can better do your selling job, contact ST. JOHNS REALTY CO., "The Time-Tested Firm", using the coupon provided. Rigislered Real Estate Brok er i WASHINGTON (AP) lb price of a typically equlppei ;1977 U.S.-made automobile 4up SM from the 1976 version but government officials sa they foresee no further In creases in this year's models The Council on Wage anc Price Stability, which monitor, inflation for the federal govern :ment, said Wednesday that manufacturers are expected te stabilize their income by turn. Ing out more cars rather than by raising prices again. The council, after studying confidential data from the four largest auto manufacturers, reported a 4.1-per-cent hike In the price of 1977 subcompacts, a 6.9-per-cent Increase in mid-sized cars and an over-all average boost of 5.9 per cent. In other economic develop. ments: - I CITIZEN ORIENTED Government An OPEN DOOR County Government A Return to RESPONSIVE Government A UNIFIED County Commission O An HONEST County Government I'I WILL BE MY OWN MAN" 't -General Motors reported record-shattering profits in the third quarter, reflecting Improvement in the national economy. I Want To Return Our Government To The Citizens Of Seminole County -The Labor Department announced that output per hour of work was up at an annual rate ç' jof 3.8 per cent last quarter, a leveling off. Hourly compensation of workers, adjusted for inflation, rose 1.2 per cent, the srnalle.'ct gain in five quarters. --I To Buy To Sell 1_i U Other 1 Name............................................ VOTE FRENCH -Liberal economists said the 'ord administrations sharp utback in federal spending during the last quarter must *hare the blame for lagging economic growth. Spending was $7.6 billion below the t$udget, but administration okesmen denied any direct nnection to the slump. But the 1ze of the spending cutback took them by surprise. ON NOVEMBER 2nd ) Hwy. 17.92 At 27th St., Sanford DAILY 9.9; SUNDAY 10.7 Considerable cloudlues windy and cool 10 mild 1hr.0 Friday. Highs mostly In them to upper 70s. Lows tonig mainly___ In the low lii. Nortbea Spanish-American Style iAddress......................................... PINECREST SHOPPING CENTEI Wednesday's high 77. today WI0W 54. 0' Corn, by and sign up. Our lobby Is spin from 910 4 daily. Fridays 91. 6:30. MO 9 p.m., Sanford Legion Poet 53, 1742. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. P.O. Box 177 1 Sfrf, Florida, 3277) . IS HERE AAS1I0rdW0mes'$G 2P.m 1201W First Cuselberry AA. closed,epm Ascension Lutheran r )loll 12 FlAGSHIP BANK . 0 VITAMIN E I - Halloween Carnival sponsored by IdyliwIlde ElementarySchool PTA, noon to5 pm. Coetumejudging, 1 P.M. LIFESAVERMjnjrgg •........25C1. 99c HERSHEY 18 Jr. Bart ................ ggc BUBBLE GUM FUN PAK ....30c1. 99c an Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Dial 322.5762 104 E. Commercial "Bounceless" Checking Flea market sponsored by Lyman High Band Boosters to benefit uniform fund, Maitland Flea Market. Halloween Carnival, Bear Lake Elementary School, 1-6 p.m.; costume parade, 1:30 p.m.; presentation of trophies for aluminum drive winners. Haunted house, cake walk, crafts and hobbles. goo 99 f INC. OF SANFORD 200 W. FIRST STREET (DOWNTOWN) ThUR)AY, OCTOBER B PUIItICI1 Rally sponsored by Seminole County Farm Bureau, 7:30 p.rn, Seminole High School auditorium. Public invited to hear date and county camlidates. Snd.ed AA, 1p.m., 1201 W. First St. Saaf.rdSemIeal, Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee B. "Home of Gore" sponsored by Goldenrod Jaycees, Glenn Turner's Castle, Bear Gully Road, 640 p.m. Ttrough Saturday. Proceeds for kiddie park In South Seminole. FRIDAY, OCTOBER B Seabee Veteran of America convention, Ramada, Inn, South Airport, 8700 & Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. Registration begins at noon. Anneal bestir, First United Methodist Qurch of Sanford, 5th and Park, 9am. to S p.m, bach served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Veronica A. Gaits Della J. Morris Dandle Robinson 1.. Claude Van Avery Cleveland Whack . Maude Bradbury, DeBar '4 Harold D. Barton, Deli Nancy Caputo, Deltona Frank Guldone, Deltona Cleveland Campbell, L (Monroe Dorothy L Mph, Longw Wj Early Grizzle, Orange I BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Greg (Christine) Wolaa, boy, Delt1 DISCHARGES Sanford: ••_i GlocjaLBlack Odessa Copper Patricia C. DeYoung Dorothy C. Fowler John Gaines Edith Jackson James J. Knight Katie LLee Eartha Melton Frank W. Mohr II Cynthia M. Monti Tilda H. Peterson MaryTigar Mary E. Carroll, Deltona Eda L Dunstan, Deltona Bruce L Eanea, Deltona Eugene P. Field, Deltona Minnie Riley, Lake Mary James Bradwell Jr. La Monroe Janell Beaver, Longwood Ucla Campbell, Orange C Rachel A. Parker, Dean City William Wbldden, (keen Mrs. Richard (Helen) Kiln boy, Longwood ..' round pumpkin Pdow SSWEET WE Maggie L Gentry A very spooky group of revelers gather I I ' HUIP4KS =11 jo KALRk HALLOWEEN ICIty. State .......... .......... Zip ................. ........ i1OTES 0: Democrat, District It Seminole County Commissioner Pd. Pol. Adv. by Camp. Trees. Bill Slogrist 31 1 • Open 10a.m. to? p.m. Monday thru Saturday Op*n Sunday '2:30 toS:3Qp Catalog Cen ter Ph. 322-1020 Store Ph.m323-1310 ALL Open 10a.m. to P.M. ..Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 P03:30 p.m. Catalog Center Ph. 4U4$ Store Ph. 647.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 5:30a.m. tot p.m. Tue., Wed.. Open : )o am P05:30 p.m. MondayThurs. andSat. and Friday Store Ph. 64 1.61 to �I*-tuosk NsrsW, . FL I . 11. - Cret: t a WIN The Cli p 1ward . ., - ._ ~ Is Out:Für Wàar GIrdIes In Ok1himä Football Lineup "- , State SflILWAIU, Okla. (AP) - The, girl. 86 Met promise to pro eM mlè4fl beige, give .yecatddng ftgwas and anooth you late a woman's asterat ekiis we famiftsr. Foos gfrlefrim4 .ij In Sliliwatar don't - into Um woman's uadergarnta for any at thim rsuni. The fá are members of the I"ta Slate University fonibsil team. Daily (toman soda oulmnnist Bob That disclosed In a celume for Tharaday's editione that Terry Miller, Oklahoma Slate's her*l.rmthg haifteck, yeses a Playtex 1411111 Its pasty girdle. No Idifler doem't wear the garmest for television cgm merciali, ilke Joe Namath aal Mi panty hose. He wears It in practices and In games. and says ft help. in. waisL _____ It was leamed that girls first ettered the lean's loL sn about a year ago, at the mggion at Den (oper, lean pliysldaa. MiUersald$heeflgsts.mm,tos ENO wear gfr. ___ dies, but Hat raportid he wititheld their ines "adil the nest at kin could ha natiflat" nrJeffFMrbiysthegirles_tMextra1aige - at a 4 store4 Wehadafewcbers when eynrstpigum but _____ the wholeldan was to give even uçport,"uld Fair. "You Can !bft better wIththegIrle then th wrapping teg.0 ____ Sat'zday, Thecowboy, eidetaln elg?d.raged MlàoerI bit ft Is imlikely any 'TIgers_'kbrs 11I be directed at Miller. The reason Is that In the W two ganea Miller, an all. Big Eight Coiterence selection as a sophomore, has rushed for 137 and 151 yank The 151 yardo helped the - 00 Juries: The girlo gár agaii hamrhs by keeping Miller's muscles from knotting, applying equal preemie and eapport to all Ms m*les trim the kneecaps to the + Charles mepea Sib Sirissea + NEW YORK (AP) - The record in baseball this season, waukee and Qeveland. He also the Year. Cincinnati Reds are so good have no stars. Only once intheir says he wants to Martin received 1641 votes they won't be shopping at the eight-year history have the tender, but the go to a con-f and edged Kansas City's addition O free agent supermarket. The Expos finished worse than they Jackson and another top free Whitey Herzog by 9 votes In Montreal Expos are so bad they did this season. That was in agent can quickly make a con. the nationwide balloting by would like to buy out the store. 19, when they came into the tender out of almost any also. sportswriters and broad. The Reds, two-time defending baseball world as a new ex- ran casters. Gene Mauch of Mmchampions with lots of talent pansion team and recorded a "We're very much Interested neaota was third with 30 and down on the (ann, announced 52-110 record. in Mr. Jackson," said Fox. Chuck Tanner of Oakland was Wednesday they will not par. This year, the Expos finished "We've talked to him and he fourth with 15. ticipate in the Nov. 4 free agent dead last in the National told in appreciate this very much. he would be receptive to re-entry draft. In contrast, the League East with a 55-107 any offer. He hasn't ruled out It's a wonderful honor," said Expos say they will be going all record, 46 games out of first Montreal," Martin, who also won this out to shore up a weak team place. In the upcoming draft, a free award in 1974 as manager of the that is leaking all directions. But when it comes to the Nov. agent will be removed the Texas Rangers. "1 only wish Cincinnati President Bob 4 draft, worst Is first. The two drafting lid after his from negotlat- that I could receive it as Howsam, who has balked at leagues will be alternating ing rights have beense!ected by manager of the world chaznfree agent pitcher Don GuIlett's selections for the 25 free agent 12 Plon&" teams. request for a five-year contract, players and, because the NL Martin was just four victories said: won a coin toss, Montreal will away from fulfilling that wish. "In fair ness to the players pick fLrd and the Qilcagowbj His, Yankees ran away with the who have won the world cham- Sox will go second. Amerfcjn League East title 001134 for us two years In a 'We could use a middle with a 97-62 record, finishing row and with consideration to fielder more than anything," 10 games ahead of Baltimore. the way our organization is said Charlie Fox, the Expos' Seminole Community College They then beat Kansas City in structured, we do not think it vice president In charge of will be seeking victory jn round five games for their first AL would be right for the Cincin- baseball operations. "We have two Friday afternoon in a 3:30 pennant since 1964. nati club to get into the bidding just two estabished outfielders. game against Rollins in the contests that must come out of And anyone could use a power- Zinn Beck Fall Baseball Ns draft. hitter like Reggie Jackson." Classic, which got under way 59 "Nearly all of our players Jackson is the most glain- with a pair of games this a!have remained loyal to this or- orous name of the first batch of ternoon at Sanford Memorial Mayfair Best ganization and we are hopeful free agents, an elite group that Stadium. that we can maintain this rela- includes outfielders Joe Rixti It was Rollins against The foursome of Margaret tionship in the future to our and Gary Matthews; Infielders Jacksonville and Stetson Bolts, Alice Potter, Jane siiutual advantage," Howsam Dave Cash, Bobby Grich and MK1bbj and Peggy Hamer added. Bert Campanerts; catcher 1:30 and 3:30. combined for a 59 to pod a twoThe Reds are a team of stars, Gene Tenace, and pitchers Friday's 1:30 game pairs stroke victory in Wednesday's and any inflated bid for a free Wayne Garland, Bill Campbell Fill against JcksonyilJe. 1o.ball, bed ball ladies golf agent would have severe and Gullett. There will be three games on tourname1t at Mayfair Country economic re percussions from Even if the Expos decide tap Saturday, beginning with a club. stars like Juhnny Bench. Joe Jackson is their top choice they noos tilt between Stetson and Finishing second were Morgan and Pete Rose. Also. must consider several ques Rollins. Foliwing will be games Evelyn Trar, Fran Albrecht, the knowledge that the Reds are lions. Is 1w interested in us? between FTU and Stetson and Anti Beau, and Dosaic bull a super team makes it Can we sign him? Can we afford SCC and FlU. DeGanahi. Third, via match of uasler for Ilowxarn to stick to hill.? The 10-game tourney winds cards with a 63, was the team of principles and not sign or Jackson, who reportedly has up with three games Sunday. Marian Andrews, Pinkie F+ 4 'C (;uI!ett, valued hlnseif at $3 million, 111e.r is no admission charge Mioducki, Mary Wheichel a nd 1 . . l•p •+ . r1c.J ,ut tbt uttie. of M11il- for the tournament K.zthmnh' Park. cup Wilkins Sicky Snysea David Witcher Chad Sell ~ . 1 + + + Best-Ball t ti , Ckad Sell MSJIS Hodges David CaVIISII Des iac.bs Curtis MeIIs.ay Jack Prscill Pee Mask Merits Barker Ore, Kerr Dlii Smith Kenny lads -Offense John Uses Dennis Case MISS Nallias - • 6Q. I -I AVX C/NC/NAI41'l SAWNS Lynn Swann's Bell Still inging 4RrIq11 WNO5I •• t As He Seeks To Regain Touch SIP ii. + Dwavat Miser - Hockey Ninny Pls.y David Bate Nurnal Bell S.ony ., SCOREBOARD Rick Evans kill Mayer Joe Ohs. Chip Jshnsu Bill Carter Randy Willis MISS Con Rick Nash Sandy Mimer Mike Siiple Jikessa - , Bill Dwayne Minor Dee Jacobs Kenny lads Rick Nash SICk lviii David Sa MISI Malibu Chip Curtis HsKiway • jsinies Mantis Nhdges Ninny Pliny • Sandy glamor Dan Smith Di. Nash David Cauh,u MIS, LIe,.nd K j.cs Prowl Dennis Cane Dan Smile MISS Cox Randy Willis lick Nick wars Oils. MISI SIpII Hurunal Sill sissy Johssn Sceft Mayer - 3 Danny Williams Rory SPin. Sick Sessift Barry Swearlapoir Larry Clark Ii. Ins.,, John OWANVO Lynn Dickerson Danny AU.. RiChard Seamy Kern Sweat we" Peavey Steve Meysni Wyman Jacks.. Kyle Peters Keith Sarnhsvt Herb Fildit Ore, Sins Mike Wilsas ii csnisnanss. Or" Warm Bob IIIrkhItt Bob Thacker Stan Bolalinskl Kevin Joe" Melvin Mills. CIVIl Qirmas o.. Asdrlai. David Simms sari HesfI.Id • IN BRIEF r. j Stars Aga in -L yman-onense- 0 - . - - • •. - - - By ----- - - Marcus Kendrick Larry Clark Rory stuns Danny Ails. la gamy Swearing., lick Se*iwft like D.eshus Mike Wils Ron grown ' " - Richard Seamy 51ev, Moliiaan David Simms Danny Williams Wyman Jacks.' Kola Barihiri Kyle Peter, $u 5 Fille Lynn Dickers.' Kern Sweat S.. Ansley 5150 SaIalsns*i Melvin Malts. Kevin Joseph e, sans John Osborne Steve Meyers other cars including the BMW CSL driven by Gregg. According to Busby, the race will allow the turbo-Porsches perform to their to fullest ability, The power of the turbo-Porsche, will be tested by the th us- -L ake Brantley- Offense Tommy .ahlte David Gail Keith Labay Steve Oils. Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Clark Os.aal.s Danny Kirby Jim Kromer P1,Ck Thombllasir Andy grown Kevin Ceilbus Tiny Sa.chei Greg Punt Joan Schultz Brian Mentcalm Jim McCuflvrn Doug Canalipt.. ---------- --- Dian Skecklifind Earl Milan Kevin Klnschman Dane Hinak,, lvi Kel$cS lick RvSdlIng.r ----------------------- - ---a__a- ' --Defense -- Defense ----- -------- Mark Davis Orion Breda Randy Line Richard McGui re Marvin GoldmaN 0.011 Nichols Osug Hancock Siq Le. Sake, Mika lilian Lime I.e Baker Steve Shackleferd Rick Istrlmerla lake Fuller Jim Yarb,uh Randy Jones + kifl leddIft Allan Jackseg, rim Pergue Lake Howell- Offense- Frail Serrano Steve Dixon Clark Olson lab Lily Chock Wssdw,rffi or*# Sartliy a efense'a a •Defense.-- Bob Bray Bob Soloman Mike Lacere SOS Miliflivich Rich Arnold Sieve Perry Mark schrenk Greg AlbOIt Mike FletcherSob LaDY Ten Rachel Bert Barclay Clark Olsen Trinity Micreylis David Psi Sill lull so Thomas Chuck Woofterth Dew, Orelder 1: Mitt Simonelli .lsiy Clark Frank Fabriia John Flo,a Prep MiSS trusser Mike Butcher Palmer Miles Mike SIrest Doug Lanier Stuart Hall Mitch Englander David Sultan David Meilinger David Sutton Mitt Stevens Jay Johnson J.T. Whim j.is Vain Carlos Santiago Mitt Stevens Mike SIgrit Mike Suicter Nerkert Seals Brent MituMi Cbsn Muller David Waui Defense .-MiSt 14410166011 Ed Murphy Paul Swell Mike Presser Mike Butcher -- David P.. Chill. Sann.ft Stacy Hilderbaui Jay JIhnsen David Hamlin mechanical problems. Both Springsteen and'Scott are expected to make their Daytona 200 road racing debut in the March 13 race during Cycle k a 34 National Football League record. ' WCT Inks DALLAS AP) Seven of the top 10 ranked players in the world have signed to play on the $2.5 million WCT-77 tour, it was announced Wednesday by Mike Davies executive director of the World Championship of Tennis. Davies said defending WCicharnpionand Wimbledon winner Bjorn Borg of Sweden, currently ranked second in the world, wo uld participate in next year's WCT World Series of Tennis. WCT earlier announced that No. 1 rated Jimmy Connors had signed to play in WCT competition for the first time. - Rockets. hers 11$, Rockets 94 Erving, In his most prodie'tive effort since Joining the 76ers, tied teammate George Gottfried Advances McGinnis with whom he shared Most Valuable Players honors in the American Basketball Association two years ago for scoring honors with - VIENNA Now York Knicks at Cleve. World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Pis OF GA Quebec • 1 0 16 32 20 Inch 1 3 2 10 44 39 Birm " Minn 351 72531 N Eno 2 4 1 5 is 26 Indy 2 $ 1 5 20 37 Western Division Winilpeg 3 0 10 19 Phoenix S 3 0 10 3 s DiegO 1 3 2 10 33 Houston 4 1 1 9 25 32 Edmntn 3 3 0 6 19 20 Calgary 261 52130 Wednesday's Result San Diego 5, Indianapolis i Today's Games Edmonton at Birmingham Minnesota at Houston Friday's Games PhoefiX at Now England Dived Waugh Chin Mullet - Nets 96, Bullets 93 San Antonio at Kansas City Washington at New Orleans Atlanta at Los Angeles Detroit at Seattle Robert Henderson Dive Grethar 21.29.29-16 SteveWoodley Scott Campbell 25.32.31-4a 26fl33-4 31- 26-20-95 + + 332631-49 Amateur Division Bill Hubbert 31.21 26-11 • Ja,.AIai Jim Manning Bobby Henderson ORLAND0.SEMIHOLE WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS n-26 30-M John Gann 293332-9 3230.33-91 Bill Lowie Jeff Joslin 33-31-34 1. Domingo Miguel (2) Ron Harrison 363030-,, 1.40. 2 Ethano Sanchez Nevice Division s so. I 00; 3. Aldani Javi I?) Grey Beiban 26 31.29-95 00 4+20; P (21) 11,70. ChrlsCon,,er 34-3332--hal SECOND I. Eddy.Sancl,ez (6) DanMathiws 31 333-I 1 ,s . S 10; 2. Aldana Arana (1) Bruce Bill 3143.32-1)3 610. i 10, 3. Oguiza Javi (5) 760, 0 Brian Lowe FIRST 13 60. I $0, - - ______________________ iii, f i ?$' LI 0, 1.1 i r - NQ19 C 0 ,",-- - Li Café l ' U. i - . , c.!_.: ___ ==~--------~ - kr -------_ . -i '/L,_.,L:j I_U.~ 6L ___________ f_%__1_._ C, _ I . 0 ("I t Afl(1 - more scoring opportunities. goals and picked up an assist, Phoenix turnovers to reward . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ MffidN.U__ :a _. . _____ "Government will IITlpI"OVe" Goit'n:n:e'nt it'll! improve it' electing nien of the stature anti experience of Jot' A'no it/es. Vote Nov. 2 for 1)C . I , , And Pic'i,#.' For:t',;eo1ife izcro.+s 10111: Who Cannol :t'.si,tn. tie :e }eIlOI' /nt's. Nothing spreads the like theYellow Pages. word U oure opening ii flCW htisinc'ss. k'i the \eiIoi I'ihi!CS help iou. This 'er. three out of cierv four adults tilli to it for informatioit ready go 10 act. Democrat-Dist. 34 State i -i 1 ________ -Phil (onant Representative , rookie forwards Bob O'Reilly range blast with 4:25 remaining 1)enit'rs stalked to a tele- and Mike Zuke, a former star at in the third period, phone iiiunediatt'ly alter the Michigan itch. Ll AT EAST COLOIIIAL Pr, Division Gary English 2626-29-11 Larry Gllreatp 3029.26-43 Brian Gottfried eliminated Vladimir Zednik 6-1 and moved into the quarater-finals of the Vienna Grand Prix tennis tour- "A Tisket, A Tasket, We Want Roe in a Casket," read one banner at the Nets' home 1 61 opener. The fans obviously have not forgi ven Nets owner It Roy Boe for peddling the heart and soul of the franchise to 10, Philadelphia. The Nets them. a. selves haven't forgotten, eit her. Spurs 115, Suns 106 By The Associated Press North Stars s, Maple Ic Leafs 3 Another former Nets player, You can't fire many more In a parallel situation, To- Larry Kenon, returned to action shots than the Buffalo Sabres ronto out.shot Minnesota 45-34 after missing two games with a launched at the Pittsburgh Pen- w hile winding up on the short stomach virus and poured in a + gums. end of the score. Pierre Jarry, a healthy 41 points for the Spurs. you cant miss many Toronto castoff, scored two who took advantage of 35 game for Boston - a short- players. •r land Milwaukee at Denver Portland at Golden State Friday's Games Indiana at New York Nets - Racers Shuffle Personnel Wu WOIS lord, Coin. of Czechoslavakia 5-7, 7.6, "These are the games that leading the North Stars' victo- the crowd of 8,919 who turned make the ulcers," said Buffalo ry. out for their first NBA home Coach Floyd Smith. "W he n you Canadlens 4, Black Haw ks 4 game. Alvan Adams topped the get so many shots on net, you J.P. Bordeleau's second goal Suns wIth 24 points. should win." of the game, an eight-foot slap Pistons 106, Sonlcs 92 The Sabres outshot the Pen' shot, lifted Chicago into a tie Detroit, leading 5144 at halftime, p ulled away in the second stuins by a whoppi ng 50-22 mar. with Montreal. Rockies 4, Flames z '4 gin, yet managed only a 4-I Nahalf as Bob Lanier scored 11 Dave Hudson' s filth goal of points in the third period and tional Hockey League tie the season mapped a 2-2 see- M.I. Carr netted 12 in the Wednesday night. it was depressing for ond- period tie, leading Colorado fourth quarter. Lanier finished Smith, who has one of the bust o ve r Atlanta. with a ganie-high 21 points. • offensive teams in the NH!.. you 1 cm imagine how it was for Pittsburgh Coach Ken Schinkel. 1k felt like a thief in the night. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - game and called Coach Brian Hrulns 4, Rangers 3 Coach Jacques Demers of the ('wiacher of the Mohawk Valley In another statistical mis World Hockey Association In- fanii club of the North Amenmatch, the New York Rangers dianapois Racers, angry after can hIot'key League. Demers won the shooting war 41-23, but Wednesday night's 5-1 loss to said he was shipping out lost the battle on Peter the San [)lcgu Mariners, gave Franco is Itoshon and Bryan McNabs second goal of the walking papers to some of his Campbell In exchange for Paul Swift Ed Murpny Win Webb Jay Johnson J.T. Willett OSUC Lamer MISt Hanson Jilt Vain Stacy Holderbauirn Steve Melvin Mitt $fsy,u Karl Salisbury David PslIfwIc, Doug Magruder Stuart Hail Giorgi MIIIP,s NOrbirl Seals Series Championship. The battle for the championship went down to the final race of the year at Ascot with defending champion, Garry Scott and 1974 champion, Ken Roberts chasing the slim lead held by springst. The final standings showed Springsteen the champion with 310 points followed by Scott with 280 and Roberts with Springsteen claimed the number one plate for the 1977 season without scoring any points In the road racing events. Springsteen won a heat race for the 100-mile Expert Lightweight Road Race at Daytona this year and had the ninth fasted time but had to drop out of the 100-miler after only one lap with touchdowns Miami has given up this year in struggling to "Sabres Get 50 Shots But Held To 4-4 Tie Mall Simonelli Mike Perry Basketball Association record of 27,362 in New Orleans Ttiesday night, Erving drew 15,676 in Houston Wednesday night. And he gave them their money's worth, scoring 27 points in leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a 116-94 victory over the Week '77 at Daytona. Richard Arnold Sieve Perry 0ev, Gneidi, Sievi P•ster Tiny RayIWil Mike Fletcher Steve Sircheft Jalle Blumbiuglu Tiny Cacctapve,i Larry Csnnani.t. Joey Clark Duane Velirna ,, Tern O'Leary Don ScIIrenk Steve Ste" Dixon Mike Perry ' Lee Fields Brad Kesille Randy pr.p Be Thomas Bob Soioman Ji DIVIPI + Us laIsy K1U5 Prather Chili Moneys. John S,hi Frank Meghs. After attracting a National H Mustangs as the machines scream down the 3,000 foot back straight at speeds of 240 miles per hour. Jay Springsteen ended the American Motorcyclist Association Camel Pro Series season with a5,l,flat the Ascot haU Washington at Colorado coaches Mike Scarry, Don Doll and Tom Keane for the 20 night to see the Nets play their home opener, but for the second night in a row Dr. J drew a record crowd. dering Corvettes, and challenged by the exotic Monus and Cobra mile and in doing so, claimed the AMA Grand National Camel Pro Baird Lyons Randy Fowler Tommy Allen's Edward Upson to blame defensive Nov.28 Camel 250 will have a Power advantage over many of the Nassau Coliseum Wednesday it.s Pueaps Sri? Psi Id ChrIihansg Gne War,.. Steve Puny Chris Germans - • ,. Sari Hetticli Greg Sins in Beck Classic Opens Today DensM Olicklit Kin MiaIsm Strowlier Oviedo - . " l Golus is PA7 1)iV YFAR 4/ID ilIfUID Wi øI4øA A5 lxi MDhVS 55IR IN mc fooi'Mlt AN 95.5 7//.'G CAiVl#? PITTSBURGH (AP) - Lynn canonlytakesomuchaudtp 6OAt/b "Well, everything begins at probablyoidforSunday and sg Swann'ashyoy grImi my car will be over." home. You can find a million foot wIUhod when he walks for 'C , the darling of the Pittsburgh Last season, it looked as reasons to blame jton,butitall six weeks. DM8/c/I + t Steelers. His magic limbs, though Swann could catch any begins with yourself. To a Petty, Chevy At Daytona "I'm a perfectionist and I bewhich snared almost any foot. ball thrown in his direction, certain extent, It is something lieve In consistency and I be. bell and skirted sidelines, made Climbing skyward from be- I'm not doing." lieve + In being consistently LWIMAW Richard Petty will visit Daytona International Speedway for him a Super Bowl Most Valu- tween two defenders or tip'. Swa Swann says he has looked ev- great, not consistently good. I IXEI'? F/R57 the first time behind the wheel of a Chevrolet on Feb. is. able Player, toeing along the sidelines, erywhere f or the answer, haven't been that this year," he L4)'O#'F W/, Chevy Petty will be driving Is not his and Is not a But Swam has taken some Swann caught 49 passes for 711 "I have no idea what I'm concluded sharply. "And so I'm he will be campaigning in 1977. The car Is one of the perfectly blows to the head that made yards and II touchdowns, doing wrong," he said, crisply a little upset." matched Camaros used In the International race of him realize his mortality as 14 and with irritation. "I have + This season, he While Petty has been selected to compete In the nwc series soon as he regained conbeen soul-searching, mind__ + since Its conception, "King-Richard" iu never receptions for 261 yards and no + scioteness. And the sparkle in touchdow searching and I've been out on race of the series at the Daytona track. , ns his play, as well as his speech, MI "It is true that l have not seen the field looking for it." With the first three races of the four-race series deciding the is missing, But he points o ut that opporthe fInalists for the IROC, Petty has always come up short. This light of the nd e zone "1 am a mere shadow of my + is different story as Petty will make the IROC field duringyear season and It is something that tunitles for receivers are slim San Diego at Clflcln,,ell (1-4) 1010; P (41) 73.20; 00 (241 Speed former statistics," Swann myself on a team that seems to have Pro Quebec at Indianapolis 27M0. said am very disappointed In Weeks '77 for the first time In four years. tersely in a recent Interview, about." Edmonton at Winnipeg THIRD -1. NegulYza (7) 10.50, rediscovered its running game Petty has never won an IROC race, But, he has never made "If! can Jiut catch up to where 5.00, 4.40; 1. Oomlngo.Araia (3) LEAGUE in recent triumphs over Cincln+ the final race of the series at Daytona Speedway, and if there is I was last year it would be (an1040, 5.10;), EddyMigijel (1) 340: CONFERENCE Why would he blame himself nati and the New York Giants. CAMPBELL one track that Petty is considered a favorite at, it's Daytona. He tastic." Q (5 P (7.5) 113.30. Patrick Division Pro Basketball when the Steelers' offense Swann's big toe on his right FOURTH - I. A.'ectiaSoto (7) W L T Ph OF GA has won six times on the 2.5-mile super speedway including an The third-year pro missed the stumbled en masse to a 1.4 start 7.60, 5.10. 740; 2. AldanaEiorza (1) NY lii 6 2 I 13 32 20 National Basketball was bent perpendicular to Ptiila unprecedented five victories In the Daytona Assaclatlsi 4.20.3.20:3. Arta-Perot (6) 4.00; Q second game of the National before turning it around with the Foot $ 3 1 11 30 29 ground under the full weight Allan EASTERN CONFERENCE (71) 103.30; DO (77) 201.30. 3 S 1 ii 36 13 The fourth annual IROC will be part of a double-header of Football League season with a two straight victories? Atlantic Division of a tackler last Sunday. He is NY Rang FIFTH - I. Bilbso-Juan (3) 29.00, ___________________________________ + S 6 0 10 43 44 racing on Feb. 18 at Daytona as the event is paired-up with the concussion sustained against W I Pd. 05 9.40.1.10:2. AlavsSanchez (2) 5.00, Smythe Division NASCAR NY KiSs World Championship Modified Race. 3 0 1. 000 Oakland. It was his second head 6.00:3. SantlAnca (I) 13.00; 0 (23) SiLcu 410)2 3610 2 0 1.000 ½ 3$.l0;P(3.3)59.10. AreturntoDaytonaspee(JwayNov26by the I Radial injury in as many games ctoo s 3 1 11 37 31 Boston Buffalo 2 1 •W 1 SIXTH - 1. OgulzaAgulrre (3) Mini + Challenge drivers brings to mind the last Radial race at the against the Raiders. + 4 S 1 9 32 10 NYPIIt5 2 2 .300 1½ S.00. 7.20. 3.00; 2. Jos.Elorza (l) Cob 3 6 7 7 25 33 Pttilphla Daytona track in July. 2 2 .300 11,11 3.00, 4.00: 3. ArechaQuIoia (7) 3.10; "If that's the price I have to vancvr 3 7 0 6 26 16 Central Division Three of the drivers battling for tho top three spots in the final Q (15) 3340; P (3-1) hi1.70. pay for being talented," said WALES CONPESINCE Chive 2 0 1.000 SEVENTH - 1. LarrlAnana (6) point standings are the same three drivers who Norris Divisien Swann after that game, "well, I Hogitoi 2 1 .647 ', 12.00, 5.10, 5.50; 2. IcaQulola (4) 1 19 63 25 Atlanta • finishers In July. The standings going Into the finale Is th 3 1 .667 'ij .00.S.20;3. Echario.MIguet (2) 3.50; e exact L.A. 3 3 3 13 12 31 5 Antonio SPORTS opposite of the finish In July. 2 2 .300 1 Q (44) 63.00; P (61) 125.70. Big 0 Pitts 2 3 3 7 32 31 N Orleans 1 1 .500 1 (15) and (14) 1179.10. Dirt Walt Bohren finished first in July and holds third in the point 2 3 I S 25 23 Washton I 2 .3 1", EIGHTH - I. Marurl.Zarre (1) Wash 1 S 2 1 20 26 standings. Finishing second in the points race is Don Devendorf. WESTERN CONFERENCE 11.60. 4.10. 340; 2. Silaawuoa (2) Adams Division D Midwest Division Carson Baird Is on top of the point standings but managed only a Bstn &20. 3.00; 3. BitbaoLarrea (6) 3.50: I 2 0 16 45 31 Denver 2 0 1.000 third the last time the Radial Sedans visited Daytona, Bull (2 4) 1340: P (42) 55.30. 4 4 1 5 23 24 Chicago 2 1 .647 " NINTH -1. Patxi (4) 17.20, 140. Cleve 3 3 2 S 21 21 Detroit DaytonaIntern uflalSpeedway will host the drivers of 2 1 .641 ½ 4.20; 2. Alava (3) 540. 4.00; 3. Sala Arnsparger Rejoins Miami Tnto 1 S 3 S 33 13 Kan city International Motor Sports Associa tion Nov. 26-26 for the 1MM 1 2 rn 1½ (3) 3.20: Q (31) 33.10; P (43) 50.10. Wednesday's Results Indiana 1 3 .230 2 National Road Racing Champk*ishipg. ilostion A. N TENTH -1. Arco (2) 14.50. 5.00, ng Ra wi MwIiee MIAMI (AP) Bill Arnsparger, who failed to be the 0 1 .000 3 $.; 2. Ram (1) 3.10, 5.20; 3. 3 + weekend race action is not new to the Daytona track but the inPacific Division Pittsburgh 1, Buffalo 1, tIi Form In (1) 5.00; 0 (1.2) 4.00; P (2. miracle-working head coach the New York Giants sought, Portland troduction of the new turbo-Porsches is. 2 0 1.000 Minnesota S. Toronto 3 1)110.10; 00 (4.2) 26530. is back as the defensive brain of the nearly defenseless Seattle I 2 .333 1', Making their fl,sppearance on the IMSA circuit just ELEVENTH - 1. PatsiSoto (2) Atres 1. Chicago 4. tie Los Mg Miami Dolphins. But no miracles are expected here. 1 3 .130' 2 11.50. 550, 3.40; 2. Arecha.Ech.ve recently, e t boPorscls.s will be Colorado 4, Atlanta 2 . ging , Qo SI. "We know what a great coqch Bill is," defensive end + 0 2 O0 2 (3) &40; 3. Sale-Attu (6)5.10:0 " The AsiodatedPreu ur the Dsytoaa Today's Gi,,y3 Pf,ol, Speedwayth high-banks for the first timechallen '0 3 O in the November races. 2, + (23) 3340. P (33) 77.70. Toro o nt at Detroit Vern Den Herder said after Arnsparger w as Wediiiday 11511111 hired Among the pilots of the turbo-Porsche, is Jim Busby. Al Julius Erving was sold is at New York Island. TWELFTH-I. AMon.B.ngo. (1) Wednesday, two days after being fired as boss of the New York N, Wathingtn i3 2020. 5.40, 3.00; 2. Sala.Ramon (1) ems Holbert has already wrapped up the championship In the 1MM by the New York Nets, he ob. Detroit io& Seattle 92 Giants. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 17.40,350; 3. FerminArca (5) 3.10; Camel GT Challenge series but the fight for second still rages viously took many of his fans San Antonio 115, Phoenix 106 Atlanta at Los Angeles 'But I can't say this is going to he the answer," Den Q(1.4)33,%; P (4.1)1320; SigQ (2• Philadelphia 116, between Busby and Peter Gre, I Houston 91 with him. 3) and (1.1) 919.50. Cleveland at Vancouver Today's Games Herder added. "The players have got to give the answer." Busby feels the new turbo-Porsche he will be driving A: 2102; Handle 5101.567. Friday's Game b' 5832 turned out at the Buffalo vs. Boston at Hart. Coach Don Shula took pains not o..ay Flint Kenny Lie Ore, Pringle DsssII OlitWis? Dee Asset? led Tans' I Ku? lcSlr.nd Jim Keenidy Sick Ma.. SCsi Meadows Jill Anus. $ilry OlkSr}st Mirris Barker Virgil Jenkins Tim Palmir Vessis Quinn Derrell Johnson Jody Pickens Sins.' S Chris RIgiRi Man ger American Ixague Manager of Jell Aidwien ' - AAV "Ed Im W ,y R,I71D M81 7W, lIft ft! By Q.T. WRENCH iskest csari.. caves MeMalIss Willie Hs,jMi Jim Idminds Martin Ae L .'s Baseball's Supermarket Opens Its Doors N ov. 4 TIM Ones Defense - NEW YORK (AP) - Billy Martin, who restored pride In the New York Yankees' pinstripes and guided the team Into the World Series in his first full season at the helm, today was named The Associated Press' Jody Pickens Mark maw Ifl21gU3lüp. . Daytona Pitgrease John Liften Alvia Sweet KitS W.SSligtS rkrIs rnggiss *Aim move - Dsrvsfl JISSIIS Tim Palmer 'M nager' 11 + bones In his lower beck. Steve fered a concussion against & quarterbacks can't o11 the artificial turf doesn't help caught by Cleveland's Joe Bartkowgl of Atlanta Is out for Louis. "And when they get to anymore," he saw. They fall each week li ke so the year after knee ur quarterb acks," he said. Jones. He ttthiki the nature at s gery. him, they give him a good shot. Currently, Avellini has a huge many wooden Indians, one after Pittsburgh's Terry ,. Allen ci ted Bradahaw's injury l87 foathall has responsible Bradshaw That's their job." knob on his tirowing elbow, a as an example. another, And pretty soon, you minedtwo g as anything for the ri of In. With Then Boryla paused. so uvenir of last week's game begin to wonder whether the shock, after he w t aplita "Bradshaw might have been juries suffered by qua rteras urned up- + "What people don't realise," against Dallas. He blames that injured on grass, but not that bsdia, word Is out around the National side down and haimced on he added, ..is that defeis Football League to get the head on a sack. Joe NamathMsat tall players one on the artlllcal surface at seriously," he said. "He would "I don't think there are many are bigger, strong- Texas Stadium. quarterbacks. have bounced." cheap shots. It's just a rough the New York Jets and Roger er aid much f5etir th they "Have you ever been L'tmced What Allen dsbi't know was game and It's gotten Half a dozen teams are oper- Stauhach of Dallas are doabiful used to be.,, off asphalt?" he uke,j. "I that Bradshaw was Injured on The defense ath with backup signal callers this week alter suffering inrnslf'es that t heir Bob Avellini of the Chicago wouldn't have these after their main men were ka- juries last Sunday. elbows and grass at Cleveland, He did not chanc es of victory are going to Bears agrees. shoulders if I weren't being bounce. yoed. The Injuries haven't been Increase the more they get to "Otvous1y, the defense Is The Mg reason some guys bo unced off asphalt," " ezcUy trivial either, Bradshaw was hurt when he him, the more they shake him told to get the qerbsck," are getting hurt Is that the line-- George All en, coach of the was forced to scramble out at up. He's goena think at Buffalo's Joe Ferguson Is out said pesser Mike Boryla of the men are getting bigger and L ,(as. Washington Redskins, likes the protection of the pocket rush coming and it de for the year with four broken Philadelphia Eagles, who satstroys his ___ ter. And more and more, the Avellini's turf theory. "I think against the Browns and was train of thougit" ,4ViA50f/ -Offense- Denny Pus? Kenny Lee Willis 1isØ,. Rock y Man Jim Ku.idy Jim Idmieds Ilsvi Sines. now Charles Nenry Gilchrist Kurt $c*lrsrd Rid Tamer Tim laissi It °°e + Seminole D Ozark N.L. ..l . -4A Thvrs, 09L It PLAYOFFS TIE OFF + Bob $Sriniss David Wulcksr J I A919%6hh, Pal NOW s. assets VIrII Jenkins casts McMalIsn PHILADELPHIA (AP) criticism ever since he signed .Pldladelphia 14iW& manager as manager ln December ian, Danny Ozark has th. lad langh after33 yews in the Ltgg. When Lake Howell and Seminole take the field on his critics. He was voted Na. lea Dodgers' organization as a Friday night, It could be an Instant replay from no Ucnal Lingua manager of the minor league manager and let. year in the aimial Aseodated ci Doers' coach. Mod of the of Damon Runyon's scenarios. poll of the media, media expected Dave Bristol to It will be the first meeting of the two Seminole Press But the 52-year-old Ozark re- get the Job. County schools, the first ma destined series certain fined to gloat over those who But despite the criticism, to be filled with memorable moments, predicted the Ptilllles would Ozark Improved the Phillies This time around, however, Seminole Is a solid never win anything under his each year of his regime. He led favorite, the Hawks a heavy underdog. He was humble the team from II victories to 71 Perhaps that's why I picture Howell coach after being notified about the his first season, moved from Curtis Keen doing a soil-sole shuffle on the sidelines, honor. last Into third piece with eo wins clon't think this will change the following year, to second humming "Luck Be A Lady tonight." me as a person," said Ozark by with 86 in 1975, and first with 101 Realistically, there Isn't much choice in picking telephone from Hilton Head, In 1976. a winner In this game. It's a matter of how much, no S.C., where he Is on a golf Ozark Impressed many douht holiday. "I am glad you people people with his low key bail. Yet, the very nature of football is such that on thought enough atmeto vote for any given night, anything can happen. me. Maybe hard work paid six weeks of last suson,when off." theclubwntoatallsptnaud And, so to speak, the odds In such a game are Ozark said he was surprised New all but three of a 15 with the underdog. That's why coaches like to see that he received 197 votes to game their team get the upper hand early -to suppress just 79 for Sparky Anderson, The lead. He never panicked. club bounced back and mental lifts. manager of the world champion went on to win the division. Picking the score in a game of this nature Is Cincinnati Reds, and. 55 for Ozark said after learning of tough. If Lake Howell's defense does what it intends Houston's Bill Virdon. his manager of the year desig. It could be a close game. If not, It could be arunawa' "Sparky did another super nation, that he never would ask Y job," Ozark said. "He brought his detractors to eat by halftime. their em (Reds) In. He's world words. Howell Is the team trying to put It together, champion." "i don't want any enemies," .Seminole the team trying to keep it. Often, the rich Ozark said that despite his said the manager. "One per. richer In these prep wars, and that's why I say: team's three game wipeout In ticular time the writers and I Seminole 35, Lake Howell 13- A ho.higniner as the National League Playoffs had something bad happen to luck turns out to be something other than a lady forI by the Reds, the Plilifles still in. I hold no grudges. What were a very good team. "We all makes me feel good about the Silver Hawks. this learned something from that is that they held no grudges. Evans 21, Lyman 14-A toughie on the road for and we'll be beck." the Greyhounds, who st um bled out They thought I was good enough of the starting Ozark, whose team won 101 to get it I thank all those who box, got bumped on the first turn and picked up a games and took the National voted for me." little ground in the backstretch, League Eastern Division by MaInland 28, Lake Brantley 12- That Patriotic nine games, passed his honor feeling isn't so strong when the offense doesn't chck. along to Ms team. He said u West Orange 41, Oviedo 7 - Oh, those long Phililes were good enough to division of gathers are killers as the Lions aren't exactly who whe manregardless ager sleeping, but seem to doze off at the wrong time. "They (the players) put me Trinity Prep 33, Florida Air 14- Even with the there because they played so Saints banged up, they prevail over the winless well," Ozark saw. Falcons. a Ozack has been under Intense I s I- CoWboys upeet Oklahoma 3144 last week. Luck? She's No Lady! O OO• 0 Al 1 5- 01 10 . -- ' 4,l lineaM. aus,g, FL + By The Aensefated Press -- I l blackboards in 0 Inpa11*DII* piv 4 displaying depth charts from the coaching offices. . I P The clipboard, a weekly feature NFL QBs Fall Like Wooden Indians 1' t I Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football coaches, the Evening Herald presents. % + I,s \ur 'lloii RII.!CS Saks Repean ksigii in tIieiij5j11 Ilror;i,h1 br thrIl help t hew potential eustonlers find iou. 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Many colors available. nylon, sculptured, hi-lo loop styling In many lovely colors. 12' width, jute back. - ......... 21179 SEEK & FIND CAPRICE- •. W Garnett White The participants spent A free educational service education and some of its materials and tools. They doing, roiling up SCOTTVS' _____________________________ TOWLE SWITCH To Cover Turbine Ventilator, 1 S • "We nftld Forty teachers and voice- degree from Northeast leers from Seminole County Louisiana University. flexible Evergleam Is beautiful, Style 243, 100% continuous filament TURBINE WEATHER CAP freshman congressman says there's been little feedback about his conviction from Lie people, although his family reported several weeks ago UW a pipe bomb blew apart their mailbox,and a caller yelled obscenities to him over the telephone during a radio talk show. "Mod people are very understanding," Howe said. "There's a feeling of outrage by some about the way the matter was handled by the press. They feel they've had enough and let's get on with Each No 5320 in Ivory or Brown - He said his daff reports tbat campaign contributions fellOfflad awnmer but .noney coaling In since his conviction "is in the form of $10, $20 and $50 donations." Howe has put his family to work an the campaign, which contends with the party-endorsed, write4n candidacy of Daryl McCarty, who trails Howe in the poll& Howe's wife, Marlene, accornpanies him wherever he goes. Sons and daughters deliver handbills answer telephones and perform other duties. r< Un Ft COUNTER TOP COVERING LN ] r I OODfltAR 2 ____ 129 - DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 075 ___ about any casual wear you con name. Sometimes s a little nerve wracking," the admiltted, "but it's also good mental therapy. When I take apejceof material, cut it out and then ditch It up, Mere's soniething to show, and it makes me feel podl" ¼ Schools attended an Art Workshop on Oct. 19, 20 and 21, . No. 23 37" x 38 3/8`1 1 No. 24 37" -. For Area Teachers 1W6 ANY - _______ Single hung windows most FHA and VA specifications. AMERMA _____ ' Price • Art Workshop Held 1776 R so 1776 BICENTENNIAL COUNTER TOP COVERING Easy to Install laminate 6 host and stain reWstant. Can be used for finishing most Sq.Yd. : :-'- - Ideal for use around the home, shop or camping. If dropped in water ft ngle Hung —• - .• - any surface In your home. Available In a. - 6I hard time really getting off the ground because every place they went somebody wanted to talk about Mr. Howe's problems rather than the isms of the campaign," Rampton says. Howe maintains he's encounl&red few difficulties. "The campaign is just rolling along,'he says. "I've been get. ting excellent response from the people We're walking In the -.' Virginia DelVillagglo deep in process of making choral unfforms TOPS -• ,. p car"111111111" AID HOSPITAL Mrs. Joseph OrM Preml a $5.110111 cheek to Rebut 8' " Beuerer, hospital administrator. The money will g. of Virginia DelVifligglo's home. toward the payment of a blood analyzer donated to the ci iii this sits a amiling woman who Is happily the hospital by the Pink Ladles, who Ii January doing what sh. loves to do made a $21 "These uniforms will be worn by the Greyhound Singe= of d paymeat on the eq meut High School," elaIne "ft will be the first time valued at Money e k : i they've had a fly otanding Law projects: e coffee y, I f time at the December conce" television rental, portraits of newborn babies sind The ft"ect Ed Will CwdM Of bright grew trousers for donations. boys, with a red shirt and green tartan Girls will wear red pilrds, Veen shirts and tartw ved. Singers are paying for their own undarms and with Virginia at the sewing machine, they will PI put r to lad a whael The Greyhound Singers we a total performing group. doing They did it last year, and now hopes to orpnize another tour pxL in the former singer, store, choreographed show tunes, wA directed by Ms. Karen Nelson. they hopc to do It main nem next summer, destination still Smbfd Pins. A lot of raw ky Connett is the student pianist and Scott Wachium plays year. to be finalized. items, wall n wed items, drunis for the groupie specialty members. Virginia is president of The Central Florida Chorale, The Chorale will kick off its baked goods, crafts and Ow thorale Boosters (her son, Pa sings with the Greyhounds), after frantic fund raising ef. travel fund drive Saturday with Ilellowoen treats will be on so her interest in forts and endless practice, a rummage sale from 9 a.m. sale. • " These are a great bunch of hide," said Virginia. "There's made It to Poland for a summer school credit for thin clan, and they voluntarily practice two singing tour in l. afternoons a week." fu demand all over the area, the singers also Now the group of local women compete In dist rict and Mate contests. Virginia's sewing ability jot seems to come naturally, and Indwiesevengfr macmpietefomalweciiggowntojnst •. CARVCT newcomer Orrin Hatch In a bid for a fourth term, and Democrat Scott Matheson.a railroad lawyer supported by refiring Gov. Cal.. yin L Ram$on, holds a narrow and shaky lead over Atty. Gen. Vernon B. Romney In the governor's race. : "In the early pait of the campaign, the Democrats had a very - - L The latest poll showed Howe trailing Republican Dan Marriott . - - SUNDANCE CARPET ROYAL SCOT SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The polls show him far behind. His party isnl supporft him, And most of Its leaders rate his 'chances zero. But dill Rep. Allan T. Howe doggedly campaigns on ,and Inaistzhemay5tiflwthre.eledIon ohI seat. Howe, a Democrat and a 4earid father of five, was ICU rea mergfuftto &A*-1 prissuri to didp out of . .1 -. FOM WEATHERSTRIP 0* race. 'Mm people are st1chingwith me,"he says. aszhop 'm very and =rely It's possible for me to win." Hardly any Democratic politician, sharn ft view, and many feel Howe's presence on the ticket Is hurting other Democratic - ••• . EIECTRICAt SUPP[IFS • • Chorale Sets Sale; -. full Of It — welfare,food damps Howecam, paign gU1101NG _1 ' Despite AgainstChances ____ — - many residents oppose Carter "We're traditionally "because be wants to give Democratic, but we're they're ______ PINK LADIES -. ant of POD coaftrais his impression of people bere think that, too." how the election will go. He said said Sheriff Roy Allen Jett. eveblng away, SN If ''. -' k the Month trophy from Downtown Bus Association arl Black, we organuawn sponsors t. monthly competi tion Looking on are Jack Weible (left) of the DBA and Tim Donahoe, who works with his father In the shop. Un" J Stitch In Time For Greyhound Singers • ee - Doing Her Own Thing . y Thwalley,Od.20, 1976--1 a ________________________ be claimed The exhibit will be open to the original halgnL or over; andor citizens groç Friday .veidng. Th PU&FV1deyfTOIi$.$J,L; Pam Ratlanefl, owner of The elldo(categorleslalong B, for per.ons 75 or elder; Noartlelemaybeplckidop Nestle Beetle Is the eshibit's rIe pIei may be beginner project, the first until er $ p Sunday, or by oanizer Queries abed the SundI3r from t 6 p.m. obtained from The Needle needlework project entrant Mknlsdcn Is fifty cents. dwalald be dlrectodto Mr& Beetle, 17 & Ssnfotd Ave ever attseni*ed, special hi. The care greeted w il l be The exhibit RetIwell at 313& Ribbons wWb.award. terest, such as antique tan of needlework entries, Dartboards, clocks, , needlewo Entries There in fifty cant entry fee needlework or novelty but all entries are at the Qwldmai stockings and or, the work of the ezhlbftor and per article, and twenty five eligible for ribbons). neeilew,L,ra own risk. mont not have been previotaly cents for each entry over four. naments, and needlework Articles to be entered must be The o riginal dedgr' category jewelry are other ideas. Also , exhibited in public. There in no Special categories Include the Woman's Club will be subject to rigorca handbnge, chair soMe, piano restriction on sources of children's work, by a child 12 or between to 2 .4 p . y, in to& or el4OM* rW@L Articles mot benchm bell pulls, tablecloths, materials or designe, and there ceder when completed; senior until now Friday. Judging will be original work by the par- door dope, font dools and qIll be a special category for citizens group A, for persona be done before the show opens ticipant, designed aither by the luggage rocks. p' I • • nor con ftbeaoopycrnea copy of cowww meterisi. TheIosrcecitnap&ratlen,n*M PL s. •. •• • fi4 The KU& __ I. 'i r,i Sunday` lift Sanford woman's (lek Avenue between t J -- wp* edmily for v - Kentuc, uck y the poper on Sept. 30,274 have BROOKSVIUE Ky. (AP) — been returned In this northwed 1, Iowa county of l2N ldeMs. ty has a habit of voting for the. Most ci t may er in a1 as retail trade centers ne, he figures dlty marketing points Jy rter in I for farnmrs. "I predid Cater will be the ) r . — 4 %= ladles and genisl 7% Second Annual Needlework zt - j - are's news for nimble. ' to tNnk it's Whitmore, it e p p p i a '' tune for a change ... and they Democrat Auflal were nadabontth.grain em. Dwight D. 's" Iowa 1*, en county voter. Chose Ford may have led some Richard M. Mice EMME1BURG, Iowa (AP) soppoit by fir former Agri- John F Kennedy. itoj Palo Alto calt Secretary Earl igz, which prides Itself on having Hofstad said. "The farmer. calling th e election "dill a voted with the winner in every iiere thought Bob was icing a iorse race," pres$d.'41a1 election since INS, good job for them." man, a date Democratic offifavor. Gerald Ford this time, tter's controversial Play- cIa uld he agreed itet u W=rft to a local poll. boy magazine interview Bracken goes for Carter, Ken. "Madly Ithlnk ft comes down seemed net to change many tucks and the nation wilt too. to why they wouldn't vote for oplalone in the oomty, HOldad He said registered Democrats the etire," said Jane Whit. said, "bet I aderdand that oetnwni*r Republicans l,1S3,who in (October) was a y. for the nvnetshg Democrat here" ad Reporter. The newspaper poll dw" Ford with support from 5&g per ofthseamwung,to 47 Brooksville per centfor Jimmy Carter • Needle Beetle To Hold Exhib ition R AL I _ fl v uV_ II...I . yd. ANTIQUE SATIN BRUS ED $ 49 WHITE DECORATOR 39 69coLoRs DE 1 14"'PERk FINISH HEADING 10c yd! - NEW SHIPMENT! POLYLOCK IM SUPER SELECTION' CONSO DRAPERY lot CASEMENT FRINGE OPEN WEAVE YCL DRAPERY 59(yd 45" DECORATOR COLORS DRIM BLOM POR~SWEA9 FABRICS 9t l �E— •A JUU 1 Swine Speed Reading. Flu Vaccination Program Volunteers' Ire Lend A Hand dI Ei'. m 7 to 10 low meree Thesday r their swine flu a • EI•ct Dav• • unter • • '.' . • ' Dist • POslus by Joan PIIWI) (Niv$ ' COUNTY COMMISSION • p4 Cam ?r 3 . •• — ':. __ ___ • . I Ma Ssafk Max I • / Club Dinneno Lot Of Laughs 11ritdUts 2M en"ope. ;w Mrs • - ' I 7 ______________ _______________ : 4 : ' M Ball's Pianos A Organs 301 W. First St., Sanford M-2255 (Ha otj Notes \\ - e Di - II 1B 1• I Treat yourself or M01116 and someone else from Mr. and Mn. Chuck our colorful collection' FAMILY 311 Commercisl ____ '. / ~0 • e e r I e a d e r Mom s' Ho n o red , III plow olms is by Nan. offe Paom as m panda bear is from our new by collic. flea..hici lust in time Robes SANFORDPLA VAII *K44 4J101 DEAR DR. LAMB— I ju finished reading your . st ____________ 1O752 4K5 AM ~VJXMMmED TO.? 9 • Ph. 322.4U3 Downtown Sanford _L ' — IL bY St0ffI & H d.hI Youp, SHRIMP COCXrAIL, R)LLOWED BY Vk:HYSSOISE IF 4:Ws E y EK AND FOR MSSERT FINEST NEW YORK STEAK WITH S41AD AND BAKED POTATo... "T 7J — & -- • Lamb 4 Q 171 Nort8outh rnlnerable We" North Ent Book & Pan 4 6 pan pan pan OPening lead king of clubs and continued Wil a mail dab to Ears ace and it dub ruff to set Me hand. Others continued diamonds and four spades wheeled to. Obviously, the notrum J 6 points Wn the staymaulks tffd W time- - — _ while on a low calorie diet? I calories are not used for don't mean very low, just low energy. Those calodes can It "j-1 1 PRISCILLA'S POP _________________ METRONOME I HELPS ME KEEP THE RIGH T TEM -iPRCl LLA. ThATS ( 50 WHAT A < METRONOME ! It_ALWAY5NOUGHT A METRONOME WAS AN ) ELF TT LIP IN / ABIG CI 1 TLJ- - -lilt. iI 30 0 by Gill Fox I weigh 160 and am 5 feet 5. Do want this information can send i S you think I should concentrate 50 cents with a long, stamped, on getting rid of my body fat self-addresud envelope for it. first and maintain my current Just send You letter to me in muscle mass or can I do both, care of this newspaper, P.O. lose and build at the same Box 1551, RAdio City Station, time? New York, NY locig. C _ Most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies oi JACOB V MODERN.) SIDE GLANCES weekly. Will I need more from your diet. protein or is Oto7Ogra re und and enough to maintain and build sane facts about muscle h muscle mass? Or will body and to help you avoid uneitforenergy?Iwant to keep protein ripoffs I am sen ding my carbohydrate high and my you The Health ter number f less than one third of my 54, Weight Training for Energy calories as you suggested. I and Weight Control. Others who by V ALTAMONTELL fb and fron t st i Lycr. lena stretch ASSures Iota' •• e - FRANK AND ERNEST I_ : I_, _i_,i_ i W Ii I CONCEDE • ILL _ r L For heavenly i .1 , values, e our selection of diamond bridal sets. Bridal tot, 3 diamonds, $375 Solitaire bridal tot, $275 C. Solitaire bridal set, $175 -- --- 41221 Hall -I firi"' Lighill LinedScind I'micru ire Ill 32IIc,,,l,I(. .4 - i RIGHT AFTER AN ARGUMENT ,'- I _F_ — _ 1 J I fat protein NOW M POUCH nly you can , • - HW your diet. Since the normal protein requirements are not ver 56 grams a day that means 100 gram of protein a day will give you enough extra protein OPEN THURS. NITES INPX "You'll like him ... he has a charming way with by Garry Trudeau T K R ya ALL FfahSZ 11 IJAtl A A 7 i Tr I - I/M ARE FEAThERS PON WING! • ; es- . waidrobt 210 E. First St. "Alford florsda 121-8020 Infant a Toddlers Sizes thru 14 ZALES v - L' -. t ~,--4 8 Convenient Ask about our Now Cvslem Charg* t imp a" .. A9AR!C SPEN I I 000NESBURy J TUMBLEWEEDS Ngp OMAVICE POC AcojoA Ne EN1 of foll ow a simple form ula. For each pound of muscle add 100 grams of good quality protein to I \ '. Fibers ioo grams -_ I_I — Y" ft 141of EM enough to protect yourself from the high-protein and protein supplement rip-off. Since a by Bob Thaves THAT YOU'RE All sot in 14 karat gold. SANFORD N-TPau 2,6 Pan 3 .6 my fat. la it possible to increase you want. That would include Today's hand Played in a ter's pairs tourna ment is my muscle mass by weighted f resh fnil and vegetables, a Case in point. Most North resistances three times cereals and bread. You need playe rs decided t with weekly and also lose body fat enough calories so that protein . Has Created A WhQ10 Wardrobe Of Bms For Every figure . • . 200 PARK AV E. deciuer would knock out the ace of spades. A couple of Wed playas made the bril liant shift to the Wbw Youram partner opens you want to one notrump Of could get all those nutrients level of protein intake. you can clubs, our Sta We t t w without waging my money in get that much protein from one have a a the local health store. quart of todifled to answer once Ile Jacoby$ have a m milk or Mod bodybuilders advocate fat milk 4?am of solution. Just forget about it 719 dummy holds honors they very high protein and low or protein ) a day plus about 10 withwhen you have a bad are scored for his side. If a if defending player holds honors clubs zero carbohydrate diets I ounces of the separable raw they are scored for his side Your Partner geIdoobled faithfullY followed such diets. I lean portion of red meat, Mn Out to two clubs to give (Do you hsvg a question never developed large muscles chicken, or fish (about So grams him the maWe loud and for the exP@rts? Write 'Ask with little or no body fat. I of protein). clear. the J8COby3" Care Of (his always added more fat as well You can add to these good One important feature of nOwsPaPer. The Jacobys will as increased my musde size in Protein foods the other foods 31aYman is that you don't answer individual qu stions spite of the diet. You like to eat for a balanced have to use it when you don't it stamPed. self-addressed — BUGS BU NNY 12626) SWIFIAlto Gives light bul firm 7 marylesther's opened and after winning VKJ • 1AJDEPEkUk 4A432 4 K J Cl see I've been 1rtltive bodybuilder fora8bo ut ears. Your book certainly discredits many of the bodybuilding overnutrition, high supplement concepts. When Ithink of all the for three pounds of muscle (not money I've waged on food fat) ewh wftk. supplements I get sicL At one Allowing for the need of In. by Howl. Schne.r ParthetI reply two spades and raised to four spades. The jack of diamonds wualways Q943 SOM ID) sthingr ght OF me. OU UK & MEEK ZAST Congratulations on learning nds Liberty Christian kheol. Nor skirt is by Alim, It* biwss is by Suly 2. Full length &short forget about Stsyman and smpy raise to three ade $mm,,I,,hJust an overtrick for top. ties. Those North players who 4Q543 fire rags wo 8)' OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY ' - . . I j, Molne, age 3, stiiands t Oct. You are likely to make AT WIN WEST 1 MAR ____________________________________ 'ti Minks. o Peignoirs ———— I ' _____ - — HAIR CARE Mandy Ohi a nd a r a / UNISEX HAIR STYLING Alwo Ukoview Plaza little Wardrobe int"duces • — ____ 4 • — NOR . __ SIMON C t Arlene Borows; our pom Porn the New York Sound Streak Amvets of veterans of foreign wars are Mrs- Barbara Strobel, Mother, Shirley House. SR 436, Aftamonte CbAirman Of Heath, and Ainvets Auxiliary 17 will host invited to attend. Guest con. on Nov. 7 at 4 p.m., to Chwleader Mother, the event Varsity Cheerleader 2 free workshop at the Amvets ductor will be state department said,and "WeJunior Mother, Pat Miller." IlOnO' all those l4vOlved in the Plan to honor our coach, Chuck Anyone wishing to attend may P03C Cypress Avenue at 2 p.m. president, Delia Bay of POP tv 0v YMCA football Tanner; our Football Mother, contact Mrs. Strobel. Saturday, AN wives. Widows. Orlando. Ruthij R. Hester is motheM sL%ter3 and daughters membership chairman. • ——— i fl — ——— ' ( CC beauty you we meant to be. '100% organic. NQfl.pIroxld. No fell- tale roots. OPEN EVERY THURSDAY TILv P. ' - Pianos-organs 52 YOUR BIRTIWAY is not a good day for You to take Ym. The results will be fruitful financial flyers. If YOU (10 provided you t" through decide to bet on the if Om be acting. 47 48 49 50 58 V .• I 46 SiMPLE, 1 JUST FOUND THE ONE THAT WAS SHIVERING I W-A up if You - P III P they're reliable, but they will have a you adray. strong Influence on your (Aug 23Se ) outloeL Think twice befe Normally you plan work to an beetling; that toner ce. orderly way. Today, you're —— IIkeIytObeha111112ard. and so — — — — willU resWtsbe. 35 41 "— assertive associates. Better Your hunches today aren't — — — — — enlightening book "Metabolics.11 It sure set makes the difference between dull, dead hair and radiant hair that glitters with new, natural* beauty. There has never been a hair brightenerconditioner so right for you ... today's natural woman. Your head-start towards the natural • r_ Cli HEY, THAT'S TERRIFIC NOWYOUCANFINDA CURE FOR THE COMMON a r • t I conducting bingo. Football, Porn p o rn, 22 ___________33 51 . ,fr - and Mrs. Ned Yancey provided lively entertainment while -,, I 27 42 43 44 45 I ardly ,, -_ 32 0 __________________ '- h ' , ?91 Club I' 55 HEY, EVERYBODy1juG SAID HE OUST ISOLATED A CAK%R (Jam 21-ittly n) today. M& abod how 10 Mind your own today. hwABe 06 poor rigL Battlng4n could —mm earn you a AQUA*fl(Ja2,5) rebuff in no uneertaln terms, if People In high places we not not a fat Up. abouttotrwyonfavurgiodlay. LEO (July MAug. 22) Don't embarrass yowneff by asking. Out Of yow heads today PC (Feb. rch *) 12 20 21 23 24 25 26 by Bob , ——— _L_ 18 19 ____ ____ — &spom when he Mmus GZfl(Kyn4,)& you broadcast Mg.ecL Ihve v fW todoy. eenes You have a tsn to do CAPIURN (. things the ha way. What's 11) A friend who has nr more, yo methods could to the bite on a again never realizing that such a building you certainly con practice was so unnecessuy count on a muscle growth of one Strickland. Skiers Mrs A C Mc vsceyno Re " ynolds Id s, r ____________ __ puts No u i be confidence in 50'or more pUls each meal. essenjW*=__ Uprotein - th rs Mrs. Wilson were Mrs. Grady Duincan, Mrs. Joe Davis, Mrs. William P. Layer, Mrs. Donald Flamm and Mrs. M. R. ___ YES ub. hostesses wiOther M Conrad and — I ARCHIE Mayfair Country ___ to 11 34 ———— AS AU IAJDEPE • (Ft. obbr.) 14 a . "Your Full re1ce Printing Shop" flSS.SanfsrdAvs. Wilfred Conrad, far left. share a laugh as they welcome Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson to Sanford Woman's Club annual fall dinner party at j r U5(NoL2Dsc. today ____ Abby and V TRAPE cv usg '"-----.--__— ear e. STATE IS IrA ___ . Douce' material — i for Colmar 35D.ub 38 w — I "_ mth that would be too to have to swallow yow pr, unravel. figire ways to back down 42 FnsfuI time 45g. 2N.g.tes 47 3OSmaIIfly 31 Tour missile 41 Impudsn ity lnUtah 37Luo.d 1lC 4$ Italian S.mii 39Ulng 12Ms 3$Enwonm.nt 50Tobsat) 40 pith helmet I9Frnnch.njcI. 9SflCYIb.)52ExpsgoIf 42 Dogmats 21 Mond" 41 One of me 54 Cutting 48Grsi 22Sed(Fr.) ———— —— Bemom mpl.msnt r r r16 7 [U r - J •.. ____ OPEN 10:00 A.M.TO5:36 P.M. DAILY PH. 323.n43 Ohm Pressor r Iivd. I 2 Gonatic __________________ I PAINTINGSePI1UVIANLUNUGS PLANTS •MACRAME J :a: by Art hniom Arts sad Craft* Aark (March fl•Aifl 1,j kad be awa of the oij DWI lean on your kilodil; tao heavily tOdaY You could esust Do nothing of w" ) ,otsre serious t and 5 et&hitOdo7 Even if. you - ______ 24 Surf mat 33 Sarcasm 34 Useful ____ THE BORN LOSER ! o sword :;--—— ThTRibs Mr. PWMILY 8EEflE" ____ J 2Soundof5urf lf7P 3 Ukwlii 23 Pops 4 IfChdIC*U1S I018 , GIFTS ARRIVEAUVE iA . 20 Edges 21 Lived 23 Prig _______ 1076 MI1 - _ : Xintin~oufiqut — 1: E OF — I :: o 3 with me gever since he was a toddler, Sometimes parents are so close What are Miauiur they trying to prove? vs Hwy. 17.fl I'm a God-fearing, church. and now he is nearly kin- to a situation they can't see It. I li ve In a city th at think, it going woman,Abby,and I think dergartei age. HowcanIte11her?Wearej needstobe bigg,r.3,g, I that doctor should lose his He doesn't just "pretend" nodding neighbors. large, cheap buildings that I Ucenseforhanding out Immora] he's a dog, he actually ACTS CONCERNED make the city look bigga. But I advice. Your onion, please. like one. He makes barking and DEAR CONCERNED: ft's its _;r started listening to all those the same old city DISGUSTEDIN whining sounds just Uke his awkward 10 go Imut a nodding only still Its trouWes are m*lifia 3011mW men at work and ATLANTA dog. I think he Would eat and acquaintance with deddedthataoethjbe mod your In other words, bigger L01 DEAR DISGUSTED: -J wrong with him bemuse he lost sleep with his clog It In were ueIbsr to a heart-to-heart necessarily better. A gentle, Chuic La allowedto. hdared hi sex. Then he went to my hiut*nd If he wa discission about her child's modest curve beneath a nted to get every aurmal penis's life, It Is not the normal love of a develonent. U you're truly sweater remains Us doctor who told him th STATIJEDV t"AIINET alluring and ' his manhood back, he should there h a Biblical lajauctius boy for his dog, Abby. I asked concerned, lalUSte ." P some sex expert named Kinneat U Monarch closer realness y imagine that he was In bed with agalast "thinking Personality and adulterous him why he likes to pretend he's friendship with her. (P.S When everyth took a vok and found CIA that it ly 171nclu dt ing else Is more ap. WBWW Young woman he oi c. Ad must men NEVER wearoid. hadseeiintliemoyjesoron asafistaI' V 50141 advice be were a dog, and be said, "Because ik child goes go kindagartm pealing Um &ff atio Printing Y', mig it'smorefuntoheadog!"& his teacher will surely Now,reafly!I wonder sIn 1V! Howdoyoullke theri. ADMIRINGOBSERVER EosehisUenie to p but cannot talk plainly but he recogaizetbeprolgem,flt Asked? Probably a lot of men of that doctor giving my ddflaris't pe.ch PERSONALIZED INFORMALS se. hone.) who WPM ashmed to kH the husband permisalon to think all II) IVIf704wasap,,bI,mwIiars DEAR truth, WIThMi?ChiIIEnV.LVI.. Includes those filthy, adulterous little fellow In our neighborhood Box NO. 6170. LA.. C6114. PrIntin that her child may need special many of your female readers esise.' Cclss• this doctor told . — Two NE ForFrIdq, Oct.b.rfli rnIP I !II1,zIi _______________ oow Injection vehicle • _ • ~'Wife Upset With Prescription For Better Sex L ife •. GO51 — -, ___ 00 balls 17 Greek cupid I a Yale man • ---. • SILVER JEWELRY • LEATHER GOODS -. ByA lAUVAN BUREN I DEAR ABBY: I with you I would please stop sending J people to docto rs jot bemuse they won't My hnebsnd, at 51, mind you, I ___ I WIN Lynch, seated, Alice Livingstone and ___ I ; w.0 THAT ThEE TOOK A MILLION ARØfOg LI6 TO GET EE • Mrs. Wynelie Lanier, right, ch0eked In fw her shol with ValiMt workers Ma MePherson and Celia ___ BEETLE BAILEY are Beryl Dyal and Cherie Brown, seated, Louise Harts.ck and Mildred B.u. ___ I • , ________________ • Vteen, k 16Set upiiia j 1i ___iI '' I I— I YOUR MAN OF ACTION 'kt' V .1 % • HOROSCOPE wds.) 53 801:111111fil 55 EnWas 15 I Cb'oufo Ansow to prelflolls raw 13E1.ginc. 14 complete I may be pd registrar's office. SInIOI'dIIJS r THERE • dI4&1e.l Campus M SC 41*ordsolvn. ACO$$ __ I mm rod WINOOW OPI ' y J1 STARING W"sawed by W • ___ SLONDIS Service at Seminole om teach students a invisily in Speed rate at which they IMill I' Voludeer I Chk You" will me U___ II Courl.SIat,d " I A, i!,, J " _V_ MAONOLIACEWTIER SUITE A A PH. ni 4111 MAN 40 �Swe.II 11Ik T •1 ampoIgIi. Donations Wake' Reform Laws _ - eeIstIi • ___________________________ IsiHura,$pL • - 1.dlss.t. _ iii I Lake living rot combination kitchen 4l41's dining roo'n, shower. 333.17,7. - CLASSIFIED ADS Odond S'IOI. Macu- Large Wintes Pwk ________ -- -• ____ housi, i RN, - - .. - 1uh so-c.ms.s i:i _________________________ ________________________ - . _________________________ _________________________ - 3 BR, I', bath, fully carpetee, LakeMefwoe-5+acr,,,,gR,3, l335S.lqmmarlin,e.,Sanford_3 WILSON MAIER central heat & air, large fenced FUNNITIJRE bat?,, pool. Shill. Jenny Clark, BR, 2 bath, & clean, nice MOVING SALE yard, large workshop, plus metal BUY-SELL-TRADE Realty, Realtor, 3221395 treSS. MOW .110*. 111,950. FHA. 311 31%!. By Owner- 2 BR, I bath, Florida utility bldg. 323100$. FIrst St. 3flS5fl furniture. wattier, tools, quilts, VA. craft, tots of hcijsilioid Items. room, carport, fenced backyard, LAKE MARYSpac 3 BR, 3 Ouaranted reconditioned auto corner lot. Wall to wall carpet, * VA RE-SALES * October a. 2' 5 25. lOS Lake TAFFER REALTY bath, lakefront home with batteries, si,,s exchange. Mmli Drive (Park Ridge subIurnitune, 3 air conditIoners. Reg, Real Estate Seotir beautiful FIREPLACE. Formal REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 washer, dryer, drapes. Will 1100 E. 25th St divisloffLakeMary Blvd.) 323All sizes, all prices. low, low down, dining, country kitchen, w, acm Sanford Ave. sacrifice. $II,,00. 3fl 453, ,_ Cheaperthanrent. Ycudon't have WANTED' SELLUS BUYERS DEALERS Empty yew carport or -_ 8319993 3224611 Masssde$ts. WA1INGTOtj (AP)-BIg 1 Camly, Florida. M çan b f is Carolina, $,* Joispli Vigor- the 23 members of the (ranPaliwift, Neanin, trom NC.l, Nssfrk hti monoy, from the AMA its r'tMed *Me ito of Pensaylvaiga, P,011; portations mitten of the .s Cammsrclsl District :• the pi*dial olectiun by aiddien. Gifts from AM4re- Clam English of Oklahoma, House Public Works. and WILLIAM P. UASLIY and T ThaI 01 OCt. General Ci en. SHINRA J. SEASLEY, Ms wIll.st macat District podWatergate reforma, Ii lated Inniitt.es totaled 1113,. $115; and Tom Haztln of TratortatIon Committee. .i. ____ m.. Prpp1 Describe saNs - rushing In mipteceduted 7by S. I. Iowa, $7,051 The new October figures 1Ft.SfL$N3aid II,aIlatL.p 4. volume into congressional The AMA had another $1 mu. The l.sng Republican on show the political ctI S. 1, 15, 15 and 17, Ilsc $5, m ra NOT IC! , Mrsby lvon, mit with the potedial for lion in Its war 4 s, aime of the dairy gift lid was Rep. mittee the National - rsusribe Educe. nuant to. Final Judgma at SectIon at Dissmwsld, p. p11 1k riater 19iv1 than ever. which is being reflected in re- Richard Kelly of florid., who lion n)gfve,13g9. aedosire antsrbe October MIti. Nicarda oI iirnin Caaty, ;: The Fedural Election Cam- poits coming In now, got 0*. Sen. George 4V, meet of it to Democrats. iVe In the CIrcuit Catt at Nil (less me Easterly I ft.) ' mission says there are at kod cwcuit aiw Qinmas Cause has flied a McGo,en, D&D., a member The NEA gave a IeIiis more ianavIIy descrit Id higher propor- for Simi* CountT,Plodd. In CMI I Political Cflniittees which formal tçãi'4 with the FEC of the Smite Agriculture Iscalad: 3* Stick at S. Free Corn- Lion of its monoy to tha1Jeng.r ActIon No. 7543 CA*F, AR. Ave., west tie,. (115 trn tist • have given us much us OlIN charging that the AMA's sye.' mitten running for reelection THURhL SECKWITH, JR. Clsikat ThePia.wduseatth.,ty than did moat other grois. eacj'. With iii flg Immaculate 3 5, ba, carp garage, fenced yard. IllS month, 491. RATES CLASFIED DEPT. The laws at at The City at $aWnd. limir im - LsNotIco IlSIStS•NTN JUDICIAL Cli iIc, ir givee ma CUlT IN AND P0* SIMINOLI Public PNvWt win be held hi COUNTY, PLImSA. City Csewnl,sss.i leem, City II all, CIVIL ACTION NO. N411S.CA*P linrd. Fined at uS P.M. 5 VANGUARD SAVINGS SANK, Thtndsy. Novimbir 4 lS7si fomsrIv HOtYOKS SAVINGS ci)r The NlIswh, dlin,s __ SANK.. saylnes bsn& oranlisd imiedmani tiThe Zoelne Ordini ___________ ; - 1 tttru S times ........SIC a line Sthnil$ times .3lca line SScaIlne HOURS Winier SprIngs- 3 BR. excellent condition, mm. lease S m, $35 mo Nopets . 5:05A.M. -3:35P.M. MONDAY itwU FRIDAY SATURDAY $,t garage- Me Us and have fun swapping too' Brine your articles to Movlelafld Drive In Theatre Swap Shop.Flea, Market. uffi 17.51, every Sunday, Ca m. loS pm. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. pa-y $59,901., tobeaveteran, Cantoday. Central Florida Chorale ummage Nearsch EXECUTIvE HOME- 3eautlful WE TAKE TRADES Dell-Meat Case: IceMachini; LITTLE SALESMAN IN 3770333 PRINT pp, 333.1315. 7 pm. to 5 p.m CaIIBart Sale,Saturday,Oc$.25.5amto?, LAKEMARY_SNrkIIngI$R,I½ "like new" I Br, 2 bath, choice Grill; Fryer; Cash Register; - .. That's a Classified MI CRANK CON'ST REALTY anynight. Loch Arbor area. Extra large tree beth home Steam with FlorIda rm., In. Table; Other Items. 323- ___________________ ___________________ REAL ESTATE REALTORS-.1J51 EVERY DAY someone Is looking for ii" Iaut*y, central Met & air. shaded yard. $53,900. 7770. Realtor Eves. 323.3119 3fl 7495 Looking for a lob? Th Classified NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll *tat you have to sell, Chi today $33,;g. FHA. DEADLINES tlnd him listed ifl Our Business will help you find that lob. and SEIGLER HEATER your Classified Ad will appear LIGHT & CHEERYImpressive ______________ j _________ of RIVERVIEW AVE.-3 BR, 2 bath, DIrectory. Like New, ½ PrIce . Forrest Greene Inc. here tomorrow, BR, 2 bath, huge family room, REALTORS PubNcotlon central heat & aIr, walltowaII Day YARD SALE- or,. ss, 30. Morning 323-1190 . Choice Ravenna Park area. 1.1041)3 701 35th si carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced ___________________________ REALTORS IllS. MIsc. & Plants. 901 E. sm, 3 BR, 1 tIled bath, carpeted multiple listing service yard. Owner relocatIng. 5*250 Got something to sour Vehicles Sanford. Ovakerkeroilnehea$er,deljble,an, Friday in mrouitout. central Neat and air. Sunday Intereafed? ___________________ __________________________ se wilt sell It last. 50.000 STU, good condition. OnIargeshadyIofinsan$1$5 LARGE FAMILY- SpacIous 3 BR, GENEVA- 1 acre land Ori Jungle PINECNEST.IBR,)baffi,on3big Thermal.Aire gas Mater, gooe Garage Sal.- Thuns,, Fri., & Sat. Must Sacrifice 1913 Streamline. 33 month, Phone 441-5311. 7 baths with family room & lots. Lots of extras, IncludIng Pool Sanford- SIR, CS, air, screened Utility trailer, freezer, tools, Road. Nice double wide mobile mate ft. Gregory Mobile Homes. 31.03 workshop. Only $11,300. I101th, doubl.lot, fruit & largeo.k & Income camping equip., baby Items, home. 515.550. producing trailer on for Orlando DrIve, 333-3310. .. e tan of giving ç to the mu- thIs year, has been given Cull In RetaIl Sales, tius to 7aie sq. ft. 3 BR, large fenced yard. Lake trees, = nice Mary neighbortwod. $1,90'1. CD BASE STATION- Realistic jewelry, new a. antique furniture _______________________ back lot. $10400. Terms available, Common Cause pushed the iane tom. ifighiest arid best bIONr AutomslIe Parts, .fl area. Rent woptIon. Security dep. NOTICE TO BUYERS- $100 DO*ii $2,000 dn., about $160 mo. Owner 3srlmentS Unfurnished $1 mfl OMc. Supply 1nwn$ftIjfromJ,j $12,800. 4 BR, 2 bath, I" acres, VanBuren Navaho TIC-Si Transceiver, a. misc. 515 DIane Circle, CaiieI. new system of financing iresi. at the West Front deer at the requIred. fl3-7h12elIer. HOrnet will fInance. 2032 Jefferson Cailtose,. Ave. sIngle side band, can be modified range, the over-aU tidal and its aid Mate units drcucnvesjs the Ave., LakeMary,$3,, 2OISLAKEAVE.-LOWIY3BR,1½ berry. 530.515. Courtheusi. Sanford, nile WialI Autos Wanted All have partIes In IMI,uU arid clflie Common Cause figures show dential casnPsIvs with federal Camty, Florida at 11:15km o'dock fochnnels.104Deskpoweq __________________ __________________ bath, central heat & air, car. is 2 or 3 BR, nice yard, water fur. legal limit. AMA dalme Its agriculture, professional and mid. to reduce the cloid of &M. an oppI,1,ailty to CEMETERY PLOT It Oaklwn NOW LEASING 4 BR, 2 bath in city. microphone. Avantl P01-Il petlng, beam 122.500. kitchen equipped, FIo.'lda nlshed. 2 miles from Shard. an Novanba Wh, _VS the hears at said hearing. _________________________ Harold Hall Common Cause. the elf. date ,aijtj very reasonable. Call MUST SELL- 2 BR block, city 5580ts & AcC*Ssor4IS BUY JUNK CARS-from $hOtoSO. antenna. AR.33XI. rotor and I rm.. Utility shed, *151111 & dt'iii' Soriford Ctj autcnscp and business grots giving $49 mu- specIal-interest contrthidlons. 'oOowfrc descrIbed reel Wogerty Adults only. No Pets. 332.1315 utilitIes. 112 Club Road, Sanford. i oceer at ma Planmine a Call 322-1631 after 1 p.m. ::dylnd citizens' Ioty, cam301, I't bath mobile home, WInter control box. Rig Is only I months IflCI%Idd. _______________________ s make their onu coidribu- Lion to Seffate and House candi. Only 134.300. Terms. situit, In Seminoie County. Florida, Zoning CommIu REALTOR, MLS Apartments retrigeraor and air Springs. $17,000. at the City of Old. Will sell only as complete 14' Glasper. 75 HP Evlvwude & 'I pidsd that us of Sspt. 1 ____ __________________ Sanford3 BR i0*ntlouie, TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES-) BR, towlt specIal Uo dates, comsred with Iti m conditIoner included at $11,500 or 323-5174 Sanford, Fiends. This 2Rh day package for $135 Radio alone sold bath. liv. rm., din. rm., tam. rm., 1½ bath, central hut 5 air, kit Trailer, 1300.322)555, IsgalNoth. _____________________________ ______ Lot S 2 Slack 'N NORTH Octer. üge'eg______ MORE CASH . from hig 1ar best offer. Stoker, 5310171. Ave. The California Medical lion at t same stage of the flew for 5395. Call 3331143. washer.dryer connections, cable Lovr"y i chin equipped, fenced ,• yard. half ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION Anytime• Hal Colbert Realty OR, 7 bjth. central neati For - to g bedne had rspoeted Political Action CommIttee 1974 casnpalgo. or Junk Arthur H. Harris ROBSON MARINE TV, pool. $330 per mo. 504719.34i block from Golf Course. Reduced $900 down, INVITATION TO RID New modern st0 1 & 2 ONE OF UNIT ONe, accordln $0 air, family rm., garage, large 3 BR, 2 bath home, Chairman __________________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? lfllHwyhl.fl ftom 13,500 tO to FULLER BRUSH 3237832 This is an invitation to bId on: $22,300. Check Cars&Trucks 3, 305.1343106 evenings, this out, contributions totaling more alone bus given old $50,750 to beefuam apes. arid Completely the Flat thereof as rscordai in Plot _______________________ Bentien leacis the list 01 d1 fenced yard, Separate studio. screened porch, central H&A. eat. City of Sanford IN YOUR FAMILY? 332.5.51 (I) Ten (10) Irequeflcy furnished studio apartments. __________________________ Any year ttirv 1516 models. 7 days $10 Sock IL Page 53. PublIc Records at 332 EVES 332-lW or 372-0612 _______________________ in kitchen washer dryer hookup. 12.000 equity & a55flye loan of -)fo __________________________ _________________________ ______________________ _____________________ Planning af4 Zoning ALANON vidual reciplaits Witit $100,450, thesizid. desk typs, scanning Seminole County. Florida. MAGNOLIA- Handyman's Conviniefltlylocated5,beautiful,y 537,000. 3210503 weik. Call collect, 54131)1. s1i per me. pays all. $17,100 Schwmb 3 speed tandem bike, Commiss •. 33-Houses Furnished That is twice the arnossd glv. sorrie of it overlapping gifts Including same fund. . monitors. Must wcaoaol. at u-site Special.3B1,Ibath,21,twyhome landscaped, Abundant storage '1 -. ___________________________ DATED thiS Seth day ci Ciober, PublIth: Oct. 35, fl mtg. at S pci. KULP REALTY, COUNTY-s9, SusII Mernde ________________________ _____________________________ For familIes or friends of problem en by special Idefeat gruspi to from the national fund. in nice neighborhood, Owner reprogramming of frequencies, 1515. generator lights, speedometer, (Including attic) and"OI Energy 2 BR furnished, Including washer DEE-ill .L.. *lnkers. ved w seeking PY' monitor a minimum at eIght (I) (See) ul• anxious to sell. $12400. mirror, like nt* 571.1155. Country Trailer- 7BR, 1 bath, air. Jim Hunt _____________________ ________________ Efficiency Package". From $155. congresadonal candidates dIrand freezer. New roof; many Inc AMA groups gave a total of presidentIal nomination. Other channels of any combp,a Holton Collegiate tromoone, es ____________________________ For further Information cell 423-4511 Cottage. In m. Call 322-3301 between $ & i S rooms, 1 $123 month plus deposit, Cliff Aritor H. Seckwltti, Jr. bath, 251 S. extras. )d .•, NOTICE OF INTUNT TO 2321 Park Dr. cellens condition; $ISor best offer. _________________________ or write Ing the some cilr.pelgn period $21,813 to II of the 37 members top redplaits were Sons. Vance IG. high, and UHF bends and 322.2111 Jordon, Realtor. 13I.$222. VETERANS- We have a few new Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, SI.. Lake Mary. Clink of the CIrcuit Court NIGISTIR FICTITIOUS NAMI Motorcycle Insurance Realtor 333.3511. Sanford Al Anon Cam ily Group After Hours: 2.1 homes left. No money down If you two years ngö. f*Iry farmers, of the House Ways and Mesns Harlke, D.Ind., $55,150, and operation 117VACH.,, COunter tops. Sinks. InstallatIon P.O. 3Room apartment, ld Sy: ChWyy Kay Travis floor rea block. country kitchen, screened NOTICE ISHEREIY GIVEN Phi _______________________ 322.2S4 BLAIR AGENCY 3223951 35), Sanford, 3fl4$ shalt be supplIed with all flecslury Plo. Wlmderlprinos-4 32771. qualify. 3 BR, ? bath, - who had ilfllculty placing their Committee us BR, 2 bath, kitchen available. 2.car Bud Cabell. 332-1053 utIlIties Included. 117W. ThIrd St., DeWy Clerk porch, large lot, owner holding, the underslgn.d. dutlrin to ensag STOP of Sept. 1. And Robert Taft, ROblo, $74,113. mountIng brackets. AND THINK garage, fenced A equipped, large lot, central tieat & air. anytime. kitchen Sanford. 3222710. ROWLAND. PETRUSICA, 51,000 dn., $130 iwo. $13,500. in business under the fIctitious nam i MINUTE.., IF '.moneyInW74inthewakeofthe among members of 11w Senate ______________________ FACEDWITHADRINKING "Get Em While CLASSIFIED _____________________ Sen Hubert H. Huinpirey, Dcarpeted. From son (3) One (1) NOcail encoder and BOWEN I MCDONALD fully equipped. 139.500. 834-1455. Of TRIDENT TELEVISION ANI PROBLEM - miIk fund sIai, have tripled Finance CnznJttee, Sen. Uoyd Mum., was the largest recipient voice ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE Get pty of prospect ton (10) pagIng receIof one .Ad. model and have monlpe North Magnolia Avenue I BR APPLIANCE SERVICING l2' wide, furnished. AC. at ii P WOULDN'T BE ANY. Adutts. SiPerhaps AlcoltollcAnonymous They're Hot" BATEMAN REALTY ventise your product or service In < thei ina'he Sanford Wm, H. StemperRealtor $31,700 - Houselmid Goods - -" Orlando, Florida saoi siio fr t1yx. Betdsen, DTex., also t*iitfly a from all labor sources as of Lake Avnue. Longeoe, FlorId me. 332553,, CanHelp the Classified Ads. bIlIly. Rig. Real Estate Broker e Publish: Oct. 25, 1515 32750 Intends to regIster ttii saii ___________________ sss International Scout. 4 wheel ,. Figres cei'nlIlg in from (o. praientiji candidate, got $35,. Sept. 1. He had been given Ø6,• obtaIned at Seminole County DEE-hi Call 423.5517 II9S. French 3334591 * * * * POOL * * * * Nearly new twin size trundle 2631$.SanfordAve. You Can Have Your a. 1 Bedroom mobile home. NO pets niIfll with ml Clink at the Circul 6O-Ohf ice Supplies ;; . fHIIW Indicate t________ OvlEDp-PTU- Duplexes. Furs, or drive. heevy duty front bumper. Write P.O. Sos 1213 EV,Lm.I15,m.4I44;3n1,$1 $50; 4drawerdress,q, the Ii- 000 and Sen. Harry Byrd, md.- 375, followed by Hartke with 331-OlSCeves. 115. 3327643 Phone -Room ioi,oi $110 per month. Court of Seminole County Ideal hunting, fishing vehicle, Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots. 5a-,,Ol-d,FinId.37j71 1'0110. Zippy 3 BR house? Flexible terms. House In 3 Months Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida IN STHE COURT __________________________ PhoWI30.M50 Florida., DATED nil tally for 11w 197$ rmpiigns Va., $6,000. Those are the corn- $90,530 and Sen. John Tunney, 32fl1, anytime betw.e, C am-S SN CIRCUIT I N 0 LI CO U N y y October, A.D. 1C7&thIs 11th day 0 1.53 Ford $0 ton flat bed. V.$ RIDOEW000 VILLAGE. 355. Winter SpringsImmaculate) BR, Realtor owner will -. may urn 30 per ceni ____________________ Used Office Furniture consider trade. We sell our trade.in furniture a? low HANSON5HOI SHOP 3731. more mittees that deal with health DCalif., with $90,413. engine, runs, rough body, make Ibathwith many extras. Must see • p.m., October 25, ffirj November is. FLORIDA 2 BR. mobile home DO ITI If You Qualify • ' James S. Daniel lit "NEW LOCATION" prices. Good selectIon, above the September level. offer; 1q39 Ford 1½ ton flat bid, insurance ngWat1on. to apprecIate, Call 377-0131. Wood or steel desks, executiv, desk Common Cause estimates Bids will be opened at 13 noon, PIOSATI DIVISION acres. SI33 month. 339.5353 or 322. Money Joseph P. Kerwln dump body, V-I, rough, make lOSParkAve.,acrosstromAftantic BAMBOO COVE APT, Is available for sub,Ioijnt & chairs. secretarial desks & ''Cliff Jordan iiealtor COUNTRY FURN. DISTR IBUTOS FEC reports show that theThe nut largest hioc of con- that all labor contributions to November i& Rlgnt Is reserved to Pile Nv.ber 7S-E7.CP PublIsh: Oct. 14. 21, 31. Nov. 1, 1511 housing in rural areas. No 313-4450. Bank, Sanford Central Florida's $311323 chairs, straight chairs, filing any or all bids. ___________________________ .•mjrm down W. GARNETT WHITE DMslee DEE.7S & 2 Bedroom apartments Ausoejai1n, gromlonal contributions comes tongressional candidates as of 323-5322 - SR4S I mi. East I-I Fins,? Shoe Rapsins. Cawtsous 1 Payfl11flt; monthly paymen lesi .' Cabinets, as is. Cash, and carry. John E. Polk. $34 two References Is Re: Istale It Sears 1.wheel utIlIty trailer wIth fumI51 or unfurnislied. New1 _____________________ forezainpie, had glvui 1504,840 from the dlry industry, which Sept. I had totaled $4.1 million, Day Service, we want your Rep. Real Estate Broker Sheriff FICTITIOUS NAMI NOLL'S ___________________________ I BR Trailer in Paola WYNNEW000- 3 BR, family Light yeen velvet sofa, 5'. $120; spare wheel and tire. See at 1505 WILLIAM ARMSTRONG LEFredecorated. Come see- C. Airport business. m., JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. Seminole County Casselberry, 17-53, 1301305 is here given that I an FLER. .lR 333.430 room, range, toSenateand House candidates bend tsfromngnerousfederal compared with $2.1 million for PubHsh: OCt. IL Nov. 1. 11. refrigerator, large dark green swival rocker, 130; 5' Paloma Ave. or call 333.)4$4 Blvd., Sanford. 323-1310. 107W. M. UNSWORTh Commercial REALTY in business at Hwy 434, DIVORCE FORMSlot. Nice and clean. $20,500. . .. us 1 Xt. 1,1350,000 of ft In the laws and regulations, including the same period in 1974 1575 pecan coffee table, $30, assort. 1.0. CONNER LOT- Well main, . Phone 332-lw, Sanford For free In. DEEliD $3-Grden merit of drapes. All excellent RIPUSLISHIDDICUsid Say 2, Aftamonte Springs 32701 . leg. Real Estate Broker tamed 3 BR home with wall-to. -31 days since the September re- milk price supports which have formation write to: Sos 751, 80-Autos for Sale _____________________ Political committees of the Seminole County,.FIo.jga under the 31prlmiWs Furnished NOTICI OF condition. Call 3235295 after 5. wall carpeting, large utilIty. Well SPANISH STYLE STUCCO103 W. 1st SI. ________________________ PRIVACY with lakesall around,slts Pompano, Fla. 33061. • 4 name been sed Uree thees in the AFO had given $630,974 by IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THU it SUPER SUP Corner lot.) BR, formal dining, ADMINISTRATION & sprinkler. $23,300 flooilpt3I3.Osl7eves. thlsalmostn,w2BR with carport pue, and mat $ Wend to Ieter PC walnut dinIng room set with 3 1957 GTO, PS, PB, new tires, new - "The record NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES range, refrigerator. $21,100. IIOHTUINTH JUDICIAL taInly ap last two years. The industry's Sept. I, more than $600,000 of It ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll SAN MO PARK, 1 3. Evtra large tenced.ln yard. Many POSSIBILITIES ABOUND CUlT OF THU STATI TO ALL PRISONS WAVING said name with the Clerk of the Woodruff's Garden Center leaves and pads, ;_ battery, new Inspection sticker. peai to Free, 6442037 for "We Care"trailer apts. Adult 5 family park, wIth this extras. Asking si,soo. CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST CircuIt Court, Seminole County, Call 322-0344. Sol CeteryAve, Must see? Asking 1435. 332-7421, show that not only is primary contributions go going to Democrats. The new FLORIDA, IN AND FOR THU ASOVI ISTATI AND ALL Florida In accordance wIth the NEED A HOME? $100 down "Notline," Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17.53, Sanford, Rig. Real Estate Broker ' ..pciai fderod money coming through political commIttees October figures show the na. SININOLU COUNTY. LU11H7 Apaitments ______________________________ keep trying. ______________________ OTHIN PIllows INYIRUSTID payment to qualified buyers, 3 with fencedrear yard for $15,550. 323-1530. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES General Contractor ___________________________ at tiw Fictitious Name BR, l½ baths, central heat, GUNUNAL CIVIL DIVISION IN THU USTATRI mm record amoIds bid that It representing the three largest tional Committee on Political CASt Ni. 7hlI5.CA-I5.0 S. V. HardwlclL. Broker 64-Equipment Studio, 322' for Rent 1,2,3 6CNid CsI SIa$iA, To.Wlt:1W. Section 55505 '73 Dodge Van. b.100. 31$ V-L auto., refurbished. As low as $15000. BEóROOMAPART , - is focused on legislative and po- milk cooperatives. They had Education givIng 1727,600. PINECREST- Fine) BR home in YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Florida Statutes Deltons.44J.5II Oneot Singer's top Touch and ledroomApis. PS. Am.FM, West Coast mirrors, SUN SANK MONTGAGE CON. that the admInIstration Furnished 900dcondltlOn.CompletetyfinCed at tti, estate Lilical goals," said Fred Wer- given $513,114 by Sept. 1. 3: Barbara J. Rawson Zig Zaq machInes. Assume Rent Blue Luster Electric Carpet CLASSIFIED deluxeseats.flogr&car. Of ADS Real estate interests had con- PANY, a Florida corporation ' QuIet,OnSto,y MOVE 3XOMellonviIleAve. WITT REALTY EducatlonaiChIIdCareforuas rear yard. Workshop with batanceof$1S3.soorpay$1,50 per William A. Littler, Jr., decesied,InPublIsh: Shampooer toronly $1SOper day, ml. *3.400 or best offer, call 41$. thelmer, vice president of CamMOUNTAINS of merchandIs, plumbing and electrIc. $23,200. $2, weekly if Dairy gifts of more than tributed $25,000 to 17 Democrats Plaint lit Fill Number 73.377CP, is pending 0! E.104Oct. 21,31, Nov. 4. 11, 'VS Kitchen EquIpped leg. RealEstatelroker.33)(,.,,, month. Will take traoe.in. Singer CARROLL'S FURNITURE Lg. I BR turn, apt., fenced yard. every day. $204 after 3p.m. 2 New or vi_________________ mon Cause. Models 3331435. the Circuit Cowl for Seminoie _____________________ $131,000 have gone to Adult-FamIly equipped to zigzag a. make button $130 mo., $50 damage, half 333474* least 21 and eight Republicans on the 44 JOHN ALDEN PHELPS and JEAN County, Florida, Probate Division, 322-0779 MLS.REALTORS NOTICI UNDUR FICTITIOUS Under $31,000 _______________________ 'It's never beei an accident o(the 43 members of at -: holes. Balance of $51.11 or 10 No deposits. 313.I203 the House member House Banking, ANN PHELPS, his wife, DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION 5-PoSuppIies the address of which Is Seminole HAMS STATUTU ________________________ s-Good Thin to Eat -- - 1 One Bedroom -. payments of $4. Call credit ________________________ they 57, I mile west of Speedaay, ipeJal anytime. TRY THE greiç Agricul1i 321.0041 Committee. The Currency and Housing Corn- Defendant County Courthouse, Sanford, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CAMELOT manager, 333.5111 or s.e at From Daytona Beach will hold a publIc LARGE ECONOMY SIZE NOTICE OP SALU Florida. The personal represenfocus on coitgreulonal Corn- biggest beneficiary WU Rep. itittee. Notice Is hereby given that the 30)7 S. FRENCH Nice ge. turn, apt., carpet, lights, 3 mo. old male toy poodle, black, SANFORD SEWING CENTER s BR, 2 bath + Florida room. Give AUTO AUCTION every Saturday Notice Is hereby given m.,. tative of the estate is M1 w. undarsioned pursuant to the "OTAIOES- ½bushel, mittees that have life or death Jolii W. Jonrette, D-&C., who water turn. Adults, 307 E. Is? St., Downtown • night at 7:30. It's the only one in The political arm of the Na- pursuant to a Final Judgment $43; I two, old toy dachshund, your kids a bedroom cacti. In Let tier, whose addrs,s is P.O. Sos "Fictitious Name Statute". Chapter bushel, $340; 50 lbs., $3: 3431 23% wk.days ifter $125 two. 333. YEAR END BARGAIN3 BR. I power over their Issues," Wer- received $77,000. . male, red, ss. 322OOel. ciudes washer, dryer, new Florida. You set the reserved 323-0511. __________________________ tional Association of Realtors Foreclosure entered in the abuve id' Sanford, Florida. The name .5505. FlorIda Statutes, will register home, carpeted, A,C., kit. price. No charge other than $3 refrigerator and self clean oven. . ' theimer said. "What's happen1505 W. 25th and add ress of the persona I with the County Comptroller, In and 52ppllances East off 17.52 chen equipped, Assume first Other Democrats on the had gIven $314,373 In all to &n styled cause, in the Circuit Court EtficlenCy$II3 registrat tee unless vehicle is Vacant. Call today. 62S-10fl. County. Florida, t will sell representatIve's attorney are set fOr Seminole County, FlorldL, upon mortgage, $151.57 monttly and big is that with the role of ape- canmittee getting large dairy ate and House candidates, the theSeminole at Seminola Blvd. Il-IbIp Vintod 61A-Feed property situate In Seminole forth below, Utilities IncI. sold. Call 504333 $311 for further receipt of proof of the publicatIon of Sanford, LAKESIDE APARTMENTS11 pay very small down payment to LARRY SAXON INC.. REALTOR REFRIGERATOR,SldebySlde (Horse Track Rd.) Cal1323.u70 cia' Ideut money eliminated gifts Included Reps. John Mel- bulk of it details. Republican jfl- County, Florid., described as: Alt persons having claims or this notice, the f:ctitiout name, to. move In. No qualifying. Im. Highway 5 With iCeMaker Saof.-d Follow slgnstomodelsoff LOtlll,SPRIHGOAK5,UNiTlpl demands against the estate we *11: GEORGE CONSTRUCTION Smallest ad with the greatest O IR., turn, apt., lights, water turn., HAY FOR SALE - from the pr lIeidiaJ system, cherofMoidana,$15,000; Rich- cumbents. Across From Ranch House mediate possession. The Truck Winter Pa Drive BALL REALTY Leesla Datsun including Zcarsand ccoidlng to the p1.? portunfly. Call 323-1143 $1.23 BaleUp required, WITHIN THREE CO.underwlIchw,ar,n,qed In ;.'. 'everyone Is floddng to Can- aid Nolan of Minnesota, Operators Non-Partisan Mature adults. No pets. $95. 327. Oor $31977 lOtos trucks. For informatIon call Bill leg, Real Estate Broker 130-7966 OPen Call 322 MV alter S P m. In PhI Book 17, Pit 71. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF business at 105 Devon Court. UNEMPLOYED? 20 Cu. ft. chest freezer, like r.e, JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 23% after i wkdays. grus." • IesSI0ItIIIV Managed 6 $14,725; Qiarles Base of North Committee, had given to ten of 75-is. public records of Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF LCnqwood, FlorIda, 33750. Never again it P'i'VU'U'U'UIJ1fUJ'j-L,-,--I Ray or Jack Mink, $311315. Od best offer. 831.1251 after 6p.m. SALES-RENTALS you have sincere desire and Air, _________________________________________________________________ Broker, fl7 7171 Assoc. 3230185 117W. 151St.. Sanford County, Florida, Together with Hit THIS NOTICE, to f lie with the clerk carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 That the parties interested in said __________________________________________________________________ ambition: seri JUST MAKE PAYMENTs- '12 and KENMORE WASHER, pants, niymecai Day Night Waler Heater, Range & Oven, Of the abave court a wvltten business enterprIse are as follows: bedrooms, $125 to $125 month. 322-S411or3222lslafter 1415. 1343055 '13 Models, Call 323-5570 or $34. after servIce. usedmachines. 4p.m. or write 1050 George Davis Exhaust Fan a. Hoed, AC. Furye, statemint of any Claim or demand Adults. Phone 322-1110 Ii 14Q5 Dealer. Longwood- By Owner. Opportunity Lake A,tary- 3 BR, 1½ Giovanni, Dettona. Fia. 33i3. MOONEYApPLIANCES323Oscr WANT TO BUY 2 or 3 Disposal, DIshwasher a. Carpet, "they may have. ESth claim must be bedroom bonato Rennet? • bath IiIW - tar Income. AttractIve 351 home in writing and must indicate the a?pubItcSale,tothehigpja modern home, Sanford or DeBary Sanford- ideal for retired person. 1 DatedatOrlando.Oqangecon,y Under $33,000 with less TeWphoii Solicitors. exPSi'Ienc*d 1559 Pontiac Venturi, PS, PB, air, In excellent erea. Large screened 53_' s,5$r1L !Wlre7JplTh ber,forc.sh.atth,i,of basis for the claIm, the name and Florida. October SIN, 1575, BR, upstairs; quiet neighborhood, than $730 down. Governmenf makIng appointments. for In. 2 $P.I15W! lot; .radlo. els$, top gegd COI$ion, patio, pool, privacy fence and Wri e: P. address of the creditor or his age Box tPii Seminole County Court IN Publish: Oct. 11,21,31, NOv. 1, 1575 monTh. 131-0590 days. funding. By builder, $311419, '' home salesmen. Top hourly rate 5130. Call 3234317. separate 3 apartment revdal uniti. Florida 33771. or attorney, and the amount DEE.75 Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM., Equal Housing Opportunity. plus bonus, A position also CS RADIOS Concrete block construction. Claimed. If the claim Is nat yet due, IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT OF Call November hOth, 1,15. MONTHLY RENTALS . '71 Buick Electra, excel. cond. with available on commissio basis FANTASTIC SALE 121.1201 Cash for Antiques. COnsignments 3 BR. l',b.tt,,redbrlck WITNESSmy hard and the sealot the date when It will become due FLORIDA lIGHTS INTH AVAILABLE all power options. Metallic green tromyourhome.Sundayonty333. Mustsell. MidhandCBRadiowthaflt,,a,$3, WillIng to talk terms. $20000 wanted. Hi.way 44 AuctIon this court on October 34th, l57 shall be slated. If the claIm Is JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR ColorTv,airCond.,MaidS, _____________________ 1873 or with vInyl top. Clean cloth In. weekly 373-3931. or lOa month. CS CITY. 11355. Galleries. 323-6572. Phone 323 5602(Seal) QUALITY INN NORTH contingent or unliquidated, the SIMINOLI COUNTY tevior,)owner,5ISog', Orlando Ave., Winter Park. (Next Nurses: nature of the uncertainty shall be CIVIL ACTION NO. *rmur H. Sackwith, Jr. 's a. LPN's, Aides, Aid. l4a.SR431, Longwood 5421001 5423109. to Anderson's Restaurant). ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED stated. if the claim Is secured, the Is Re: The Marriage if companion. Neeo.d Clerk Circuit court ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. SI ________________________________________ Top prices, used, any condition Immediately. Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio. I 4350534. By: Cherry Kay Travis securIty shall be described. The PHILLIP JONES. SR., $973 Olds Cutlass S WA&IINGTON lAP) - ft's BROKERS 6418126. Winter Park. BR & 2 BR Unfurn. Air, carpeted, claimant shall deliver sufficient Husband DepUty ci Factoryair,P5,PB.$2, Sales Days-323-6123 • allfl(Rttlmeagainforthatonce. 354 Bedroom C• $95 me. up. 333$01. This instrument LPN, 4 to IS shift. Geriatric ex ••' - ,.t, Copies of the claim to tie clerk to and Nights-.3fl-7352 YOUNAMEIT.IBUYITI 3 Bath a-year ritual of falling back to Prepared by enable the clerk to mali one copy to HENRIETTA JONES. perience preferred. Apply in -____________________________ QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES SANFORDAUCTIOPI GarageSale WELAKA each Models e. o. Pai,r personal person, Sanford Nursing & Con. APARTMENTS 1972 Volkswagen 411. good conrepresentative. ,. keepupwithwhatuncIesm Wife Saturday and Sunday 333.73.50 • 43-LotsAcreage P.O. B 3374 valescent Center. 930 MeIvIlle 114W. 1st SI. Central Hullsg and Air dIllon; also 1q41 Volkswagen Bug, Ailperionsintenss*edlnn,eestat, ConditionIng NOTICI SYPUSLICATION S200eorgia Ave. doing to your time. r LOngwood CITY- 703 W. First Street. Just to whom a copy Of this Not Ave. 3130534 Tampa, Florida 33501 $200. Call 332.3969. Carpeting WE BUY FURNITURE ice of TO: MRS. HENRIETTA JONES reduced • Come 2 Adminlstralmon has been mailed are $7,150 In order to cWe Murphy, N. C- Are13 acres, 410' Garage Sal Sunday, '1PublIsh: Oct. 25, Maitland Auction Saturday only, 9105. No. 5) Peck Street si Clean furnIshed 1st floor, apt. estate quickly, This 2 BR, 1 bath Dodge Coronet, 2 door, VI, air, OEE1Ø required, WITHIN THREE most Americans will set their Household items. 63$ Palmetto 339 ôlt6tolifreefrom Sanford Rochester, New York bordering a beautiful trout home is zoned commercial and R&H. A-i 4 Private entrance. Adults onIS MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF pe, $100. Phone 323. is MS Aye,. Longwood. smream, $1,000 equity assume - 'clocks back one hour to signal YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED NOTICE TO PUBLIC has lots of 4341 after S p.m. 1004 Palmetto, Sanford. potential as an office or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF that a Petition for Dissolution of mortgage br $17,000 br I years s.hji:'9 Notice Ii hereby given that a THISNOTlCE.toIlIeanyobl, the end of Daylight Saving shop. A great buy for $1i,cob. sh 322-4132 Carport Sale- Saturday, Oct. 30, 9 Ph Public Hearing will be held In the thiy MarrIagehasbeenflledagalnst '72 Vega GT Hatchback, silver gray ¶J-I Uppland Park Homes By to S. Macrame, plants. household may have that thaltenge the and you are required to Serv, a copy OL'R LITTLE FEE "NCr" * Time. The exceptions are resiIty Commission Room, with black racing strip, I speed, For used furniture, appliances, LONGWOOo- 781 Lormann Circle Osteeui- 3 Acres, $9,230; 10 acres, Zjg City Hall, validity of the decedent's will, the it your answer or pleedlng items & various mIsc. 609 of 10015, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, air, tinted glass, radio; clean, 322 Hawaii and to the Sanford. Florida at 1:00 P.M. ri qualifications of the personal North. L,valyj6R, I½bathhome Cherokee Circle, WESELLSUCCESSSanford. $13000. Surveyed, Free title in Petitiononthe Petitioner's attorney, 4415 after 6 p.m. Thursday, November 4. 1575, to representative, Larry's Mart. 313 Sanford Ave. parts 01 Indiana, who are on in super locition. Has lots of es surance. Broker, 531-Oil I. or the venue or JAMES E. C. PERRY, 1011 20$ Commercial '-------•3235176 consider he following change Security tras including carpet, equipped _______________________________________________________________ _____________________________ and jurisdiction of me court. First standard time all year. Deposit. Adults Preferred, 3fl. Sanford Avenue, P.O. Box Mature • adult for baby sIttlnga kitchen and lenced. BPP Lot, 17,000 sq. It., Loch Arbor on amendrnenttothezoni,l.gOrdfl.e NotIce to Creditors was pubIlaJied 2235, 4420 or 323.73t The nation's clocks will be Sanford, Florida, 211 W. 25th Sanford, of the City of Sanford. Seminole Jaory housekeeping, live In, warranty. July $17,000. Crystal View South, 332 35M. itii per 5.5 713.13 and file the original answer Room, -County, Florida. board and salary. Write Box 414, 1 Room turn, duplex., 24th St., 1st 5 controlled again by the 1966 1' Flonlda5tatutes (old ProbateCod,) orpleadlnginffieottkeattheciork For Appointment Call Retorting Irom SRI.A. Single. -::•::-. _____________________________ co Unn RAVENNA PARKTangerIne $0 Acres, wooded, in Pooh on hard _______________________________ 101 the Evening Herald, P.O. Box _______________________________________ 305.323.3703 e , win ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND oflheCircuItCou,tonorbe.,the last iwo. plus $30 dep. After 5, call tamilyResidentlalelijngDr . road, near Wilson Place. Priced Drive, Charming 3 BR, I bath 1W, Sallor, Fla, 31. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 301hdayit November, 1575. If you :.crees six months of daylight 3335411. r,11.i EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU right. Call 323-191. To That Of RMOI. Multiple. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED home. Ideal for entertainment fall toe, so, a default will be taken ResIdential. Office and IrfltlhitioøI time - from the last Sunday an with built in 880 on SERTOM patio oiu Date Of Cortiinit;t .I ii IT Fl 0 nuripJc f_ni I flWAV the EARS GLENN tint publication of this against you for the relief demanded r That Property Described i'.#JI iI I.IlL. 5,.flLL rlVSfl I ___________________ .1'. much more• Priced right at April, when clocks spring 47-Real Wanted ,i 37 thru 41. Beck's Addition as Lots Notice ot AdminIstration: October In the Petition. 523.000. __________________________________ ________________________________ 1,75 Erstwhile millionaire and some-time politician, 5200 weekly psible ahead, until the last Sunday In Dated at Sanford, Seminole stuffinge, Being more generally descri Mary W. Littler County. this 11th day of October, 3tosFamllyRentalunitswant,o velopes. Send Self.addressed, located at the SW corner of 24th October, when docks fall back. flamboyant Glenn Turner, in Sanford Wednesday to LOCH ARBOR- 215 Ridge Drive. IS No LA Repren. 1q75. stamped envelope. Edray Malls, Private Buyer II INC Placs and Laurel Avenue. - That relatively simple speak at the Sanford Owner anxious for quick sale ThIs tiv of the Estate of Box iN, Dept. p37, Albany, Mo. Phone 319 33*7 (Seal) Landscaping Sertoma Home Improvements Club ThePlannlduseofIMpropefl1 Aluminum Siding at M:%iiII1 lovely ........ 3 BR, 2 bath home is only Wm. A Lsffler, Jr. '4503. . system prevailed until late 1973, for an offics Arthur H. Btckwlth, building, Jr. Sheraton Inn, chats with new Sertoma president block from Mayfair Golf Course Deceased All '________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court Lawn Care In Interest and cftiiens when Congress, shaken by the James Beebe, I ________________________ can cover your home with Carpenry and has a family room, enclosed Attorney for Personai )ISTRIBUTORSHIP AVAILABLE Merthandise But the Wt'lcome Wagon shall haye an opportunity Remodelnq Addtrt, ______________________________ By: Martha T. Vihien aluminum 5, - cutoff of much of the nation's sofflt sun porch, system, Also central AC H, double to be Representative: Potential earning to $300 per Custom Work Licensed. Bonded heard at Slid hearing. Deputy Clerk hostess can make it easier LAWN REPAIR Roofing, Gutters. 70 Yrs. Exp carport, large laundry storage. week and more servicing William A. Left hr. III Free cstirnate 323 oca imported oil, scurried about In Pubiish: Oct. 21, 25. Nov. 1. II, 1515 By order of the Planning an LAWN REPLACEMENT Eagle On Siding Co. $51 9563. to nil spacious fenced lot just to 3Reduced .o Box fl our new establIshed accounts Offered sur DEE-lid by search of energy-saving incasZoning Commission of the City f Sanford, BiU Brenemen. 551 1399 rw to $37,500. 5-ilineus for Sale C. E. SHEPHERD FlorIda 32271 established leader in their tield. ______________________ roundings, and lllaybe put Satont, FlorIda, this 25th Painting. Remodeling, General urea. 55,950 requir day of Telephone: 231 0522 for Inventory only, LEARN FOR FU N October, 1975. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THI .1 SIuile on your face Repairs. Call 323 $175 Beauty Care CaIISanlord'sSaiesi3O,,, with Given evidence that longer company Publish: Oct. 25, NOv. 4, 1515 financing Arthur H. Harris EIOHTIUNTH JUDICIAL CII. BONANZA _____________________ JEWELRY available, Call DEE let TOLL FREE Chairman ___________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOt,I 1-100. Piano Services period. of DST could mean less Cenhral Heat & Air Conditioning 443-3933 for further InformatI Now available- Costume lewelry COUNTY. FLORIDA. PUbLIC NOTICU City of Sanford For tree estimates, call Carl - - fuelwouIdberequIredIortat. _______________________________________________ LEISURE TIME PROGRAM TOWERS BEAUTY SALO _______________________ with a LIFETIME GUARANTEE The Department of En- CIVIL ACTION NO. '44s42.CA.49.0 $7375 Planning and zoning ANYTIME Hirri$ 01 SEARS in Sanford 322 (formerly Harielts 8uty Nook) lag and Lighting, the federal rofitable, well establIshed grocery alan amazIng 10 pci. off retail Commission vlrofwnlntalServic,slslnreceip,it CHARLES F. MARKOWICZ and - -• 1771 SItE First 332 74 store with beverage license. Long Fora complete catalog of savings PIANO & ORGAN SERVlCE Multiple Pubilsi,: Oct. 25. im Listing Service government ordered yearan applIcation for the comt,ucto, EVA M. MARKOWICZ, his wife, I1,. Tuning & Repair. All Models term send II lease (refundable DEE112 of a private with with first immedlat, beat dock Plaintitfs Elvc'trical,plu,y,bing at IN, 'round DST, beginning in refrigeration. "Basic Car Care" begIns Nov. 9, meets ?S4SPARK availability. Send inquiri ___________________________ order) to: The Now Dyes Co.. $62 950Q following described Property: 7-9 pin. Heating, to: Ice Machines, ____________________ Carpet Cleaning January 1974. P.O Box 2441, Sanford, Fl. 3771$. Northeasterly c of Lot 4 (less MARY LOUISE ROLLER and - P.O. Box 1114, Sanford, Fla. 37711. ThIs is a basic course in routine maintenance, Covers car IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI Residential or Commercial. GEORGE It didn't take Congress long to ROLLER, her IQHTUENTH JUDICIAL CII. repair servIce, 339 $171 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a safety checks, cooling system checks and maintenance, oil and hssband. e4 al CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI Park, PIat Book 7, Page new home for Defendants, figure oil that some things maintenance schedule; an analysis of the wear COUNTY, FLORIDA Roof kepar-s. Carpentry. Panti,ig. This property Is iocate.j at 2515 NOTICE OF ACTION SOFA &CHAIR SHAMPOOED everything - - even to, you' including tradition - ari more patterns of tires, and solutions; battery operation and care; plua Wells (Lakeview) Avenue, Fern TO: MARY LOUISE ROt.LER Ho'nelepars. Gutterng. Cement Only 533 CIVIL ACTION NO. S43SiCA4P oak Ing to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages Park. jmportant than energy conand work Free estimAtes $31 8-667 Phone)fl 35*1 in Re: lBS Marriage if: _________________________ other Important aspects of automotive operation that are at discount. 21 Hour approval. Call Jessica W. Covington, wit, GEORGE K. ROLLER Comment, by property owners servation. The letters startei especially helpful. Fee: STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Daytona (901) 672-1131. Pest Control Residence PetItioner within 500 feet of the proposed Balsam. coining in from farmers and Clissited Ads don't wOrk there project should be In writing to lie North Carolina " Coin Collecting for Pleasure and Profit" M. Tunothy parents of schoOl Children. Billy E. Covinglon, Hushamid Department Øf Environmental Electrical _______________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 2 [)unn prn(esslonal nwnL'unatist, will be the Instructor. Services, P.O. Box 2149, Sanford, FL ath0i to foreclose a mortgage on Quality 3 bedroom 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. ART BROWN PEST CONTRO., Farmers complained it does Resi,onderw. the following property In Seminole iurn NOTICU OP ACTION 2562 Park Drive your exIsting Itt or 2nd no good to get up at 6 a.m. dayaspects of coin collecting with a view Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully Bowl,, Electric- Industrial, Land Clearing TO: County, Florida: MIeI J. Hattaway, BILLY 3321163 mortgage EDWARD into cash. toward teaching students the ins and outs of coin Investors equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout, Ceramic tile baths. Decorator -: light time to work the fields becollecting Commercial, Residential, Fne Chairman NE ¼ 0$ the SE ¼. SectIon I. COVINGTON walling. Try us for last service. Eslimate, wallpaper in kitchen and the possible profits to be gained and the pit(alls one may enTownShip 20 baths. ISIS Elm Board of County 'cause the sun hasn't had tune 10 South, Rang. 32 Eait, Ave•, 322 Privately fenCed rear yard. Fully sodded 2500 4th BARTON B. P1LCHER EST1RSON LAND CLEARING Commls,s1oi,e, Seminole Seminole County, Florida, lot. Convenient to schools and shopping counter. The central theme will be on the pleasure to be gamed HidYsy. Lousian., REALTOR Reg.Mtg. Broker No maintenance fees, burn off (he dew. ewlng Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditch work. County. Florida has been tiled against you and you (rum the hobby. Fee $13. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Publlili: Oct. 25, 332-14% Fill dirt. top SOil. 372 S943. Parents didn't like the idea of ________________________________ 1575 arenequiredtos,rveacopyo,y, Sanford's newest residential neigorhood action for Olsiciut ion of Marriage Hauling HARRIET DEAS wrItten defens.j, if any, to it, on theiryoungdul&engandjngjn his been flied against you and you OEEI41 "Beginner's Guide to Antiques," starts Nov. 4, 1100MEV EQUIPMENT Alterations, Dress Makieg. Drapej. JEAN BRYANT .kihitt G• Pe$rusk.. ROWLAND. meets arsrfJfredtowv,acopyy, the early.morning darkness Rentals MODEL OPEN: Lite' Clearing, Mowing, Doscing; Thursdays 7 - 10 p.m., ends Dec. 16. II Upholstery 322 0707 NOTICE OF PUILIC SAL. PETRUSKA. BOWEN & Mc 5319212 wrItten d,fens,, if any, to it on TO: GLEN A. Cr,bos Fill Dirt. Clay; Rock Sand, waiting for school buses. DONALD. Plaintiffs attorney, JESSICA DAILY-l:300.m,.5.3Qpm Sanford W. COVINGTON, TWO PLUS TWO IS FOuR P.O. 50* 2411 What LIGHT HAULING & YARD Backhoe Loader Pts 372 1127• So. year-round Ek3T lasted *oieaddressIs3olNurlhnoiia Petitioner, whose address Is, pt is an Antique? Determining an Antlqu&s Value; Fakes, And Thats A Fact' APIOGARAGECLEAN UP Sanford. Fli 32771 Copies FROM AvenUe, Orlando. Florida 32501. on Box 1435. Sanford, Florj 29-R.00im (oa only 10 months in 1974. ConSHIRLEY M?LLETT Garage sales are in season, Tell the classiliedA,l,Getslesults You are hereby tlfled that Pt,one3., 5371 and Reproductions; Collecting on a Modest Income; and gpy Oftic, or before Nov,mb.r 35th, 1576, and 8)4-9212 32771, on or before November And ThatsA Fact Toot people about it with Classified gress then voted for eight I573K,nworm Tractor Model K us. tiIetheorIgmnalwjthtN,cl0f15 w• other areas which will provide valuable information (or those 1575, and file the original with the Serial VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Ad In the Herald. 322 2611; 53$ ml senior citIien to share my No. 720511 will be sold at a Court either Casselbrry Winter Springs 4UOJdhS f DST in 1975. With the Clerk Of this Court; otherwis, a before servic on the lntereded in darting the fascinating field of collecting antiques. " me and expens public sale to be held on Monday. Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Forest City Write Box default will be entered Heater aeaning luw scheduled to revert to six Fee $13. you November I. 1575 at 10 00 A N. on then sifter, oth,rwii. a Conventional.5% Down IlS.c-o Evening Herald, P0, Box ____________________ Altamontesprings Well Drilling for the default will relIef demanded In Ph. the premises of International be entered iiionths of daylight time this 457, Sanford, Fla 37111 aqalnst you for the relief Peition• C Harvester Company Used Truck demanded In the Complaint, Landscaping & NTrmi"claasbeginallov ll.meetsmursday7 year, the Senate earlier this All brands of oil healers cleaned and Homes ready for your inspection RUTH TUECH WlTNES$myhardatN,1of Center, 2901 John Young Parkway, -9 p.m.1 ends Dec. 16. wEL.. DRILLED. PUMPS WlTNES5myhafldandtN,s,4of sear passed a litli Setting seven serviced. thIs COurtOflthe2Istd.yo,Oct, Call Ralph 8349212 at and I23-39 Orlando, Fl. 32501. Seller reserves thIs Court, this 19th day it occupancy Lawn Care SPRINKLER SYSTEMs WANT TO SELL "SIun'N Trim" is October, a course in after 3 p irionths of [.1ST in 1976 and ________________________ mild exercise Altamonite Springs IN, right to bid, to DIRECTIONS: In Sanford-Weston 25th St. off 17-52 S 1576 YOUR HOME? • (Seal) Increase muscle lone and physical vigor. Fee: lnterna,icnii Harve?Jer Longwocxj but the measure was killed in a Bu yng a new home? Moving to an (Seal) 'iMile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks All lypes and sizes Arthur ii Beckwlrn, Jr. Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Let a Classified Ad help you find EXPERT LAWN SEIIVICE Credit Corp. The Iaues Listed above are fer-supporled, 1East) Ashhur H Beckwlth, Jr. phrtment? On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive We repair and service .Jlouse 'otiUIIitiee. The result ii Clerk 0, the Circuit Count and are more room for storage. pseateti Classiliecj P0 Box 4152 Mowing, Edging. Trrnmng at no cost to Clerk of he Circuit Court taxpayer, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT STINE MACHINE & Ad hind buyerS last. by: Mary N. Those desklng more information may Atlanta, Ga. 31302 Fre,Estimat . of Standard Time, 0.P some action with a Herald P110,1,322 t1 By. Cherry Kay Travis SUPPLY CO coulact the Ltliure Time Pregran, HILDARICHMOND Dtpuly Clerk SELLER at Seminole assif 201W2r%lSt Community Publish: Oct. 25, Nov. 5, 13. 19, 1514 Publish: Depy Clerk bzinning this Sunday. led ad Well help you wrte 314 il7 3fl College. Another Fine Development By 'YWItCOcONSTRuCTl0NCoNpAMT Oct. 21. im Publish Oct. 21, 25. Nov 4, 1l 1974 Ii ad that Ciii bring fast Sale, DEE 143 Deitona DEE 143 DEE Ill I CALL JH thtt - A SubsidIary Of Willner industries BUILD! R.DEV ELOPER ______ 8efoe Noon Noon The ________ lu.IOMINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum __________ 7S-atioiusI '• __________ ________________ ____________ _____ - 1 77-s _____ Realty _____ - 4.-PIrionals - 3301 S. Sanford ________ _________________ _____ Wrecked __________________ - _______ he - Realty, __________________ *4 __ ______ ______ ______ _______ - " _. ___________ -_____ _____ -- ., • , . - I - _____________________ _____________________ or ___________________ ___________________ ________________ . __________________ ________________ _________________ . - • _____ ______________________ ____________________ eneva - . Gardens . Patio Q FUTURA BY SINGER -- _ ______________________ ______________________ ________________ Marshall Ave.. 'f _______________ p135 _____________________ St. _____ AT CASSELIERRY "The Pwliqe Cos*tusilq" ________________ __________________ Fla. to ______________________ ____________________ 322- _________________ - ______________________ _____________ _______________________ - _______ ___________________ 'TurflCIo'k - _________________________ - . _______ ________ -- Back Hour On Sunday - ____________ __________________ ______ •. _____ ___________ _____ _____ ______ _______ _____ ______ __________________________ __________________________ . __________________________ ___________________________ 5 Uppland Park , ___________ _____________________ ________________________ - _____ ____________________ - - ____________________ _____________________ 54-Garage ____________ _____________________ ___________________ _____________ _______________________ ____________________ Stenstrom Realty • Q a.m. this __________________________ ___________________________ __________________________ _________ . !.!=!. Arizona, _____ ________________________ 31A-Ouplexes _________________________ li Tr,, '' • - _________________________ . FIa.J . • __________________ ___________________ , BUSINESS DIRECTORY " ____________________________ ____________________________________________________________ - - ______________ _______________________ AH 24-8ujnes - TURNER , - r -- - - - -'-..e LEAVING HOME UG ------------__._ luncheon - - Estate - I-" - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H & We're Offering A - -- - - - 25% OR IUNOLE crrY COLLEGE . - '' 322-2420 '' , - Tuesday (/j4.• . - lubrication 115. Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse i-investment - NOW 22,125 - . - ORIGINAL PRICE 23-1ar5 . - portunities - LI - SOUTH ___ ______ - - _________________________ - - 'P,Z'- New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes - , against - W000mere the J___ 25,OOO - _____ a __••__ FOR INFORMATION CALL 3237O8O designed $12.50. I immediate Qarden Bralley Odham-323.4670 tYourBusjness...DjI3222631çqg3 �TluuI.y,Od..m rs : * _ LISTINGS ELEVIS1ON h Thursday ID ABC NEV 70 (M TO TELL TW TWM 1j (4) (1) (4) (U "011Y110111OODSOLIARES (M MATM GWA (I)CeSWITS •IAM(Eajp ;. •( ; 17) AS MAN BEHAVES 2$ 11 TI. (4) Z (4) () p KOM Larry Hay -- PAK 2$ THE STRALES FAMILY: iols - . 08W Ph.r. ~= d slash br a proftegionill w name. demalpbmwwr",I, IN V111:1111 S fvwy u * III ifl U .. Ri1Isu &-30 LAUFEL NC HACY 14& Sate Rd. 4& Ph. 33-4IiS Sanford ____ i LOSt *l6 fluik*.a 4ii5 lW F 0. end has a chill , Girl Called V0055 ' FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ISCRUS rATR9 a iIT*WSr$Wy *,- •: IflOIY.4 4 from FRI. SISS (ben 10:00 an 03plirlenced sa"diver. 5J" _U*E1W " I • . SOUNDSTAGE: Soma $'W$ liming .bHi I- REt MOWN ICKETS Nt i ii I1 i SATURDAY vi ' OCT. : tenon. (L r ZJ 30 ] OWW poke 111;30 2) (W TONKIHT (C CBS LATE MOVIE: ilik 80011 War in TOwm- cf:, - - A a ge'vlond killer and akaft a Ferlin Husky 9arV War ID ". 4) MARY HARTMAN, MARV HARTMAN 7) AW CAPTIONED NEWS THE DEAF 1f)STREjp,* CISM.AnoI4aIk)*,. L CASE • L. • 1) IN SCHOOL TELE. Und 3:30 pin. Duval • Sc*oo 7WIL U MAC NEL-LEHEAER RE. 16.40 - PEG] FRI.&SAT, u / - • mashed pilalo•s hot buffer laslin, bistvit. Famous or a,'iot/s' a Ali IN111 •- i I • I I @armey we" vlace Spetuse Publisw Brifift (89W) 194. (Wed.) 'You Con't Chao an Hongel MwL- W.C. Fields. Edgar k%4n&9kV Editor Tuesday, Oc BA 1939 (T1isi.) -The Phw*Dm Prosift - KIuzawnc,j..,. 1 . .. • ' , •' 1A Caw% CWLd9ft@ Coewt(uw) Ign "Pressure Point.- Sidney Pod*. Bobby Owh (B&W) ion 24111 SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Oirang. County Nkk Whift Editorial Page Editor it, 1176 £L#1II 7 6 Fiecommenus - . We believe Douglas Cheshire scores well in all respects and would give the 18th Circuit (Brevard and Seminole Counties) the kind of firm and effective i ç, that 39-Year-old Democrat every I F nnnw~ F' 2 FRI&DicI(EN OVEN O*ILYIIAMTILC$PM_rNI&IATTILII*PM Cheshire has the capacity and desire to carr y out this responsibility, I L._ , e Hopefuls: What , ' Are They Really Cheshire is a smsible, mature with sound experience as a trial lawyer, both ' as a Like? - Page 4 B prosecutor and as a defense counsel He solid reputation in his community and hehas has pledged a firm but fair approach to prosecution, IF was a member and elder in the • '- - - f. . . a' .. '.• . . .•'', - ". . - federal dollars. In Seminole, about 1,2DO to 1,500 workers are paid out of CETA funds. Last year's total was about Sknillion. County officials were told in ...................4-B State Senate a state attorney. July that the federal govern- • Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood. He served on the hospital board of trustees from 1955 to 1971. to his BRADFORD survived by a son, Robert S. B ra dford of Winter Funeral arrangements are Springs; a sister, Miss Mary M. incomplete. Baldwin-McNaBradford, Athens, Ga. and two mara Funeral Home, grandsons. Altamonte Springs is in charge. ment wa3attempting to Owe down all CETA programs beginning with Intle 6. But then EX-OVIEDO Congress oven-ode a veto by President Ford to provide additional funds because some arth atbore1id hit with unemployment, The 130 workers whose jobs ATHLETE KILLED See 130 JOBS, Page (Herald Pblis bY Bob Lloyd) Former Oviedo lligh School basketball star Carlton Brundidge. 20. of Oviedo, was killed Thursday afternoon when the auto he was driving (above) turried left In front of a tractor-trailer loaded with eggs at U.S. 17-92 and SR419 at Five Points south of Sanford. Florida Ilighway Patrol trooper Lamar Smith said Brundidge died at Florida Hospital North from head and internal Injuries. No charges were filed, Smith said, lie said the driver of the leased truck, (in background) ,. Otis Wimberly, 3-I, of DeLand, was treated for a leg injury and released from the hospital. Brundidge was a 1974 graduate at Oviedo lligh and was a student at Florida Technological University south of Oviedo. PROGRESS' CHESHIRE'S opponent, State Atty. Abbott Herring, has demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt that he does not deserve reelection. His tenure in b.. eha5nmarked.bycontroversy, •• 4. t . * . I,. * thrown out of court for defects. We think it is . It W orked ' • • _- • more than 11,000 over its goal of 1188,279. Campaign chairman Joseph J. Ilartwlg broke the news to a jubilant crowd at the victory dinner at the holiday Inn, Sanford, Th ursday • night. hlartwig (right) met earlier with colleagues while the totals were still coming In. When they learned the news, It was smiles and V signs all over. (From left) Eddie Rose, Jim Robinson, Sheila Brown, Dan Holley. 41 kk A • United Way of Seminole County has soared over the top. Unofficial total: $198,244.04, Cheshire has pledged to keep the state at. torney's office out of politics, to work closely with law enforcement agencies,and toeliminate plea-bargaining in cases involving habitual criminals. We think Cheshire's record is a good indication he will keep his promises Herring's record Is more than enough reason to fl give Cheshire the opportunity. Readers of The Evening and Sunday Herald havea sp"ial treat In store for hem this weekend: our annual Progress Edition. Them: this year's Progress Edition I "Horizons — ThIrd Century America," as The Herald tomes not only on past acillevements of our arm but on what lies she&& Topics are Recreation, Family, Home, and Cburch; Seminole County; - ' y inefficiency, and by poor judgment. Even now, Gov. Reubin Askew is considering action as a result of Herring prematurely releasing in. formation which the governor contencjs not too much to ask of a prosecutor that he at least know how to draw up a correct indictment served V VOTERS in the IgCh Judicial Circuit (Brevard and Seminole COUnties) have a critical choice to make on election day. They must recommend Douglas Cheshire for the post of state attorney. • Born in Georgia, he came to Women ....................I-B Central Florida in the early 30's. He retired two years ago from the citrus business. He ogt ears Orlando, Florida, Friday, OctWw 22, 1976 The incumbent, Republican Abbott Herring, has served two terms The eight -year has been marred on a number of occasions by We believe the public will by a change in the office and be .0 Weatber .4' '. - . froma$4-blflloifpubllcwork.s u that was enact ed last month. Asit stands, a total lSOCETA workers were slated to be reduced to 50 by Jan. 31. All the workers were employed under CETA's Title 6, which was .hasedoutlastJuly.T1tle6was funded with about $1-mllllonin * .- .. vu he's "optimistic" that jobs Bradf ord D ies - lIIi5 Comprehensive slated for phaseout Jan. 31 will be saved. "From. Information I've received,I thid- it is going to be funded." Bedsole said. ill itrus Man ArowIdTheClock ..........4-A Bridge .....................8-B Former Seminole Memorial Calendar................... Comics ....................8-B Hospi tal trustee and retired Crossword .................8-B citrus man Robert Bradford, 71, Editorial...................4-A of Boston Avenue, Altamonte Dear Abby .................1-B Springs died this morning at Florida Hospital North. Dr. Limb .................. Horoscope ................SB Having just returned from Hospital ...................5-B North Carolina with his wife, Obituaries .................5-B Grace, he was taken to the SPOfU ....................6-116A hospital Sunday night after Television ................10-A suffering a heart attack. 6tar Chesh*Te IsBest damaged an investigation. Indictment after community, Day ec.ø Taift Limit 3 Employment Training Act (CETA) progiram, said today ~101 *sic Today 4 prosmutor the people want. controversies. A grand jury cited numerous criticisms of his office. The office does not enjoy county's . .,,' (Herald P%IIS by Rick WSDS) MRS. WOODWAID'S BODY WAS FOUND UNDER CONSTRUCTION SITE — We legal and administrative abilities. + T. 7 Atop4evel meeting In Atlanta set for December will determine the fate of 130 Seminole County workers employed undeT a federal jobs program / . - ByEDPRICKETF Herald Staff Writer .. JA J a Goorge 1145 Valve / - • ..?• 1 • I I k 1 .1 TODAY Editorials Clatift L&VAon.Eli& Fwlina& (B&W) l9a (Tues.) 'The Vir. Gory Cooper. Mary Wd&SutIl)asn 1113pm IS. 1 rO $119 fi . •• . • L.m- I - clk - P - other public Institutions within the circuit. In this Itnportant role the character, motivation and aggressiveness of the state at: to LUNCHEON SPECIAL SERVED , 59 MON.THRU FRI. I' . , • I • NLY —. 130 CETA Jobs Heing e On Parle • The office of state attorney is one of the most powerful and responsible positions in our system of government, for not only is It the prosecutor of all criminal offenses, It Is also a watchdog over , . •.... - . HALLOWEEN 1:30 rll alike torney are Of nearly equal IMPOrtance with his SHOWIIMES ._ - . U 6ST 'AUAULT 000 AST MITE Ir A, SUP11111c"I .: Bedsole To Lobby For Workers w Vs in jt,jj j . -. Sandwiches 00 pW 24 LIUAS, YOGA AM YOU —.- 0 DUCK DUCK GOOSE . In I. - 8.00 (Fri.) MAX ELNIMIXE . . Spaghetti And Civatini Submarine O1OUFAUUVES 8:30 S COMIIL TV CLOSE L LLLA.S. ,A YOU TMW MAW 3 LENI OONS ,•, (4) • APPLE DUNKIN' DONUT BrrIN' AND LOTS OF FUN GA,%IES. R 1: L POPCORN TO FEED 'I'lil: GII(. IN Ii 1 N I 1 D Ii ( ) ( - CAR T (4) Baked WRllS hUE RU3 CAPTAIN . .. EVERYTHING MADE TO ORDERI PORT SE ALAN BLRV(E SHCm xii CONSUPER PRIZE p RJSL ECk%SJSI O,n Assorted MsAaa *Ia *• KANGAROO . te S Fresh Tossed Salads ,:.:25:.2saJ cii is WdWVNW when he flift 14P Pill. t~z . o Beer And Beverages 0POPEYE AND FRIENDS (1) 0SESAME _ STREET PETSOFSAN owao death. THAN JUST PIZZA ICk* ("Good Mai, di %%h1tDIsney [J 2 THERE'S A LOT MON At PIZZA HUT (1) DALY DEVOTIONAL 7.00 JDAY (LoIrws ____ is I_ II I1 fl• Good Things Under Our Root IN EDUCATION 654 () 'MIAIS I4APPEPIQ? Comm. Donna 1. roadway. There Are Lot of N 1 00110071 - : 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Next I. Pest 011106) SANFORD W7SUiuqiduUiU 640 MJ VAN DYKENC CO: M CAMPAIGN 76 CC BARNABY TWM 3fl.$LL PUSU ill NU (4) LOCAL PEWS F. mo. and WORDS t30 0HI NEKIN13OR 2IEOLDMAN - I 5 1 'ffi 1.1 01 •wyearOui Boca aton St. Andrew,, and wlflbehopig for a repeat Saturday at the homecoming ame spinet Fleirlds Air. A' laSS 1. lllà LI ac.e Doug Magruder (II) throwing a block, while the Saints Brest Matthm gets a first (I M right before being baked. Details on this weekend's game., Page S.A. week over R 34 , ____ -' khI wiq 1 ns revel to the lunit p 4, p wvInan, mining since Thur. Officers said Mrs. Woodward "Her husband told us that she aday morning. was found today picked up another paper bag t4) took regular walka because of a W1&pUecl tree limbs pick more fruit at the debris circulatory condition and and debris at a Lake Hodge pile alongside the roadway at she had occasional fainting sites Casse1berrr spells," Karcheir police said. Karcher ash construction she'may Mrs. Margaret Woodward, workers, concerned that eIgM- been bending over picking 70, of NO N. Wider Park Dr., to-t~ high pHs of debris oranges that weire found with Casselberry, was reported was too dose to the roadway, the body or she may have m1331r4 Thursday afternoon by used a frontend loader fainted before the pile of debris her husband after failed to Thursday afternoon to move the was moved. The construction return from a walk to pick debris back from the workers said there were no oranges from tree limbs on the Karcher said the woman's outcries or anything when they pile of debris at Osceola Trail death has tentatively been moved the debris with the rmed "a" ad loader." Hodge subdivision. an autopsy and further in. Karcher said Mrs. WoodPollceQgefGeorge Karcher vestigation. He said the ward's body was found about said Mrs. Woodward and a autopsy, to be made Saturday 8:30 this morning. 2002 S. Vtsacb *41. (HWV. 1742) pc NEWS (I) S I'Ll - . 'I,.. ai ., . 0 FRAN CAMTM EX. ERCISE SHM M ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU P&I hwo d -The Anniveniary.Nmry mid Kenneth we flying high and 6*W*WbV TOWil J • L r1D (Wed. only) AFTER- (4)KUTAM SUNRISE SEMESTER ONLY WV 41W 4:30 (Fit) Lhversity ci I:Cj I DINNER SirndJp.m.- 11p.m. Ab. but the thrill d neighbor had picked oranges by the Seminole County Sfrom bk. A$1 I 1. 1.11 M IA near hk.ome MedicalI Ezamu.VL, IM1iwAy construction sites Thursday will pinpoint time aM cause of I A iiv.uiw .wa returned p.m. STIAK HOUSE and LOUNGE SCHOOL SPECIAL; - TONY RAPIU. SHOW.(2) (Mon.) YTH THIS RING The ' (ToipgflNJQ ( ), PROFILES Tk (4) CID SEARCH! FOR TOMORRv If) - I $inod 11a.m..2 NOR DORUVIIS (FIFIOE(R) (4) GILLOWS SAM By BOB LLOYD. LUNCHEON _________ CI) SJIIPEMMU4 of an X raged two ____ p 0:15 rou. Mom. Tk Pi'I. 4p.m. 4p.M. .. 14a ciii (U BEVWTCHED '_w.: MATCH GAME . ID (M THE GOW SHOW 6:10 (2) SLRCHW€MI,WMC YOUNG 29 & 30 I I COCKTAIl. HOUR i) EDGE 12:56 .4Found ead n de rD ebris Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktail AWsek 7 (I) ON OCT, FRI iioaj (4) MARCUS IEL8Y MD plea, Wed,sma below. (4) S1JEuSEJLELEE cow ' ly i •a otwii. ipusdn CONOMY NUTS 14) 14) thAAvaiciuir a. 11:56 (4) (1) 5 COO NEWS Morning (7) MITEAPIECE fl CONTRMW Th YOUNG AT HEART , (-4J (I) ALL WI THE FAMILY 110 GRAND SLAM Friday TSlt(.dIL5d) SAINTS 00 1s30 'TIP? am 11:50 S PALL HARVEY CM IPENTARY ws '- Sanford, Florida 3277i—Price 10 Cents issingWoman (4) LESS___ L:JI dd Hollowson arm#, moml famous W MCI$ Nam: okAi. 12:00 ) (1)NEWS (A) UIJ YOUNG AM REST. 330 — (11) $20.000 PYRAMID- Pre- Afternoon (II)LALWEL £E c4)(I) HAWAUFIVE.em, AM Oi% (4) PASTOR'S STUDY (P tj WAT* W. M . (I) FAMILY FEUD: Pro. bi. aHMJ Oily 81usri and Pöcy _ (4) LATE PEWS sa.oi. and Move. (2) b• 'v 'a'd slow wd 106 bStY0J,DOI0,y 0Ifl. 1011. 1:46 I) DMLY e. Hi GMEIT (Tues. ft&.O ft) DON Ho ( ,. ci (4) 1140 (1) (5 TOMORIFIOIN M( iOfl rs ci Frardt Red () 8(81 OFUEno. lln•s ft LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Year, No. 60—Friday, October 29 irn 69th Y8CFOURLIVE8 (4) (1) AS THE D leg Z AT TV WOMEM Rm ftng, sit 80 S. IV b OM 24. 900 Hive Asked For Fow. N wd Neturns................................... . 0 (2) HOLLSQlM1E8 WROtE LBY. M.O. 11: (I) ffL OF FORTUNE I) BEVERLY HLLBIWES oo 1:30 1) (W STUMIWG go wassomp we W. 111000cl- ___ You L.caI FUpIS — _ Jewel Blanch, Leigh 130 Wb cveniiig Wd 11) EMERGENCY ONE (M a Smalim (11 MIDDAY ((R) 12X — vmiv M VW1COME 111ACK WT. TM. An aft"mft Ink an a out lo pick Lip a menwhoftft he is a wat 9 PM IM I (4) (I)PRKnklT ceo MOVIE CONI.: Fcecs Fhe. Osrd O equed Val* OM*M a t1FOim9poftdinOw*WPwk Yew (DUUAS,YOOANCyOU rJ J-W b 0, Fir to a 7W OJA 10:00 (4) (4) PMT1OMAL OEOGRAPI4 IC: Thoa (.4) (I) THE WALTCP BARNEY MILLEFt Vft a -- her mutdor.(R) Ito LEtSWiAOEAI. CU)MYT1PEE CT) MCK (4) n IPØ ANIMALS pice iioitr 2$ 54fl . 0. _ - • '. • '' 1flhfL•7D • ,j I • -- ,--_ - - fr Sanford; and a special section on industry. , - • / Inside these sections teach 01 which is enlivened - by a potpourri of color pbolos), Herald writers 1ake In-depth look what our area as to offer : now, and the exciting v1sw on the boruolL • - It's the sitting-back, propplug-ket-up type of reading. � 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, October 28, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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BLANC r - ,, CHAT. LASCOMBES 1$I 'ui' ii Inhltalrñr I.1UI. LP. LUUTitl1 11 CHAT. RIPEAIJ 2.39 .oz 11 CHAT. LA CROIX 2.29 2302. 13 CHAT. BOUTET 1.99 zioi. 73 CHAT. IJMBERLAY 1.19 1.79 1.79 2.19 2.19 2.29 2.29 3.09 3.49 4 99 49 t' C By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer It sounded li ke a dreamcorne..true for the Lake Howell High violated county school policy. Layer's administrative assistant, Ralph Ray, said he was unaware of the Lake Howell choir problem, but quot ed a section of the county school policy which prohibits groups from perUcipating in events "in furtherance of any partisan Interest." At Lake Howell High School, meanwhile, Mrs. York said the choir would still have "somewhere to go" today. Mrs. York said the group would journey to OriauaInto make a - - "mw -. -'----s------ - - . See king C 7 Frnn campaign trail. Mondale called on Ford to repudiate Dole' suggestion that World War because of the Democratic party. And Dole later backed away from his characterization of World War II as a "Democrat ar. An aide sa id Dole backed o cause 0 widespread adverse reaction to his cornments. Some Republicans have been hoping to use Carter's Playboy interview against him. Playboy executives, obviously irritated at GOP barbs being thrown at the magazine, Issued a statement Tuesday saying the White House had first suggested that the publication do a Ford interview. G. Barry Golson, Playboy assistant See THE PRESIDENT, Page!. A Today - Aroundthe Clock ........4-A Ambulance Applicant Sued By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer Bridge ...............S.D Calendar ........ .... .....8-A Comles ...... ............. S.D Crossword .. ............. S.D Editorial .... ............. 4-A Dear Abby ................1.8 Dr. Lamb .......... ......S.D Horoscope ... .............S.D Hospital . .................. 8-A Obituaries ........... ..... 8-A Sports ............... ...1-4-B Television ................. 7-A Weather ................8-A Women ..................1-B An applicant for an exclusive ambulance franchise in Seminole County said today that a lawsuit filed against him in circuit court by a New York state leasing firm has nothing to do with his local ambulance company. Paumanock Leasing Services Inc., of Bethpage, N.Y., filed the lawsuit this week against Bernard Fidelo seeking enforcement of a $56,706 civil judgment granted against Fidelo, B and D Ambulance and Oxygen Service Corp. and Aida Ambulance Service Corp. by a Nassau County, N.Y., court In January. Attorneys for Paumanock Leasing weren't available in New York to comment on the local civil action. Fidelo, contacted at his Casselberry residence, said the New York lawsilt concecned equipment leased by B and D Ambulance, of which he was once tre er. Fidelo sai the Band D firm "went out of business. When everybody left, I stood there because I lived there." He said the equipment was returned to the leasing firm. Fidelo said he hasn't been served with legal papers on the local lawsuit filed by the New York firm. "But I'm definitely not worried about it," he said. "I don't believe it has anything to do with the company here, Alda Enterprises Inc." Fidelo said he formed Aida in New York state but didn't license the firm there. "It was to start when I purchased an ambulance to iring it out here to start the operation." He said Alda Enterprises Inc. was incorporated in Florida in July. Fidelo's Sept. 9 application to Seminole County for the exSee AMBULANCE, Page 2-A --.--.--. Fri : Owl Vs PT. wa'aI:ImI1t1:(s1':ag;ii1'14'1..j111 1.99 240?. J.99 5TH REG. 98c MONTEZUMA CHAT. LAFITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAul *ORION 1.59 DUAnT1II POCAU eurnnv OTNIUAU$i1 ,flflfl Sm VINEYARDS (ST. 1825 Warmed Up, But... All School choir. According to Mrs. Mardy York, Lake Howell choral director, teenagers. n& she had learned Monday night that a group was needed to perform county commission to revoke at a reception for Mrs. Robert Dole, wife of the Republican viceHot Foot's occupational licenae. presidential candidate. ntiu, The reception for Mr D9le $d'4 are .t breaking bottles; they're World Inn, In Orlando. tion. The tap' ll serve as an audition for [ak Word organiza smoking : marijuana and _ After hours of rehearsal Tuesday, which Mrs. York termed Howell, which may be tapped 11 participate in Walt Disnj breaking windows," Fletcher "very productive," the choir seemed ready. But when Mrs. York World's Christmas "Candlelight Parade." said. informed Lake Howell Principal Richard Evans of her plans, it all Mrs. York said the group hoped its performance at the ' Licenses for a Hot Foots in fell apart. rece pt ion for Mrs. Dole would bring much-needed publicity. The Sanford and one in Orlando "He said we couldn't do It," Mrs. York recall ed, "beca use It 48-member choir, along wi th the red of the school's entire music were recently revoked alter would violate some county school nnlirv" ••• a rJ (rpdnment, is currently engaged in a fund-raising effo rt for a similar instances were at those Mrs. York said Evans told her the bad news Tuesday afternoon, trip to Ezrope this summer. locations. The Hot Foot's "Everyone was very upset and disappointed," Mrs. York "should be ashamed of himself" for all Mrs. York said the trip, which will cost 1780 per student, will owing amusement centers are said, adding that she had spent much of Monday evening it to be distributed, last 16 days. Lake Howell's band, drill team, and some majorettes favorites with youngsters, telephoning the student's parents about the event, And Carter said if he is elected he will because they provide foosball are scheduled to be included in the journey. "Every one of the parents were for it," she said. Immediately start working "to restore a and pinball machines. About the disappointment surrounding the Dole reception, Seminole School Superintendent William P. Layer confirmed sense of cooperation between the president Mrs. York- was philosophical: Jim Shaw, owner of the Fern today that the group's participating in the reception would have and the members of Congress." "I guess it was just a lack of communication," she said. Park Hot Foots, asked for a 60Both the vice presidential candidates, day moratorium until he can i Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale and ' ' ount t" y ' See HOT FOOlS Page 2-A Republican Sen. Bob Dole, were also on the Ford, Or Did Although the White Ho use once expressed interest in setting up a Playboy interview for President Ford, presidential aides say Ford never really intended to appear in the magazine and that Play boy executives were just being given the run-around. Ford has been trying to staple Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter to the wall for grant ing an Interview to Play boy, but executives of the Chicago-based magazine say Ford at one t im e was eager for the magazine to interview him. Both Fo rd and Carter spent Tuesday campaigning in the Chicago area, underlining o their concern about the Importance of th e Illinois vote to the outcome of next Tuesday's balloting. Ford spent th e day criticizing Carter's foreign po licy proposals. And he said in a broadcast political advertisement that his administration differs from that of Richard Nixon because "there's no dictatorial authority" under Ford. Carter defended his foreign policy plans and expr essed indigna tion at a pamphl et '1 being distri but ed by the Ford campaign co mmittee. The pamphlet , titled "Heartland," ridicules Ca rter, who said Ford Is by Ilca Wills) Politics Thwarts Choir '2nd Attorney Needed,' Page TA %~N Bunny -Beckà n By The Associated Press (HraId i 2.49 24 0?. OS AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 5wiT 0* BURGUNDY-ROSE C -_-n--- 1.99 DUFF GORDON SHERRIES MI-S TTflS 3099 ' IANSU • MAISARITA • MACISO . IN WINERY CHIANTI. PINK CHABLIS SAUTERINE . VIN ROSE . , SANGRIA FROM SPAIN POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL PINK CHABLIS IS. BURGUNDY. ROSE CASE SAUTERNE. CHIANTI. CLAN ETOF GALLON BURGUNDY 44. U 3•97 JABOULET VERCHERRE ABC SAN MARTIN SEBASTIAN! 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Fletcher presented commissioners with seven letters that claim more than $1,000 In damages resulting from fl) 1 9.-- OMISA By MIX ANY 12 QYS. me to kick around anymore,.. S foe S(OTcN"MUM 9 ____ and Itry.., Park Residents LOIPOIS SlY5 BOND They won't have ...At The Commission "i Want Hangout Shut JD 7 9 .94° GIN 8 PINUT I try, and itry, " no 44 w. OT. 549 MIKE HATTAWAY: I?. BOURBON PUIITO RICO' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents IARE AuIu4c PAWUAC IIDS*AVIS poso $7 lM1LiO MMGAUI wNuti iuv st IMlusa siasoso,su 12.49 Ii 15.95 14.95 11.95 10.49 .'; . • 1.99 - l :349 '; 4.g ii 49 ,, H 3.99 ,f . H ITS 124.90 • u 5...0 149.50 119.50 104.90 tA ' 83.95 38.95 49.90 - - rr Q 4,9,, ç 42.95 44.95 It CIUMAXII 14 ZEUER SCHWARZE K1I11 ClAMANT TORRES ROSADO s'*i* 12 CHAT. CA0$LL.AC GOLD SEAL $40 SO*ouuz N.Y. 11*71 MINIMA AM sunaueot.s.wrwus.m. CHAT. PALMER MASGAUX 3.49 HO? 1.99 z.o, 3.99 240? 1.99 1.99 24.70? CHAT. LYNCH BAGES CHAT. GISCOURS CHAT. TROTTEVIELLE CHAT. BATALLEY CHAT. SIMARO CHAT PHELAN SEGUR PAUlL MAACAUR 51 nueiAc s (Mit0 SI ISI(p 995 995 9.95 995 449 515 J J, I 109.50 115.00 i15.00 109.50 4995 72.90 ' ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED (- John Glenn Smith, 18, DeLand, died instantly early today when his. auto drifted across the center line and collided head-on with an oncoming Greyhound bus on U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford near 1-4, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. The crash sent the Jacksonville-toWest Palm Beach bus, driven by Earl I. Simmons, 32, of Pompano Beach, careening into a ditch, officers said, and two of the four passengers on the bus were treated for minor Injuries and released froni Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford. Seminole Sheriff's deputies assisted state troopers at the wreck scene as county tire department (Hgfdld Photo by Torn Vnc,nV) rescue crewmen cut the wrecked auto apart to free the both of the dead driver. Deputies said a truck driver, follo w ing the southbound bus, used his ('B radio to alert the sheriff's office to the 3:30 a.m. colllsion. �4 H I1ULISW,,dPI, waftuft thePresident And A Playboy Bid ILAI1()F1 IN — FLOMDA 4, nsa Nn said Playboy's account the fird Mann's because there's no p control Inflation and unemployment. slur, aid the While Hoe of. ___ Wn f can't find a scrap of Ceremony, there's no dIdtodul adhority." 41 IIat of moving forward or danding dill, fered an Interview with Ford after the "idan In our Mas to back It he sakL,,l satirical article "I Am Jmy's &atfle" WU , oir nation has slipped backward," he said. VW program, In a Wit 11111111111111ftylle can't find anyone In th pihH e White bone who In the Sept.mbr. 1V74 lens. h Garaglola serving quedlons that Ford standdlli and clingbyyour to ___ "Do whit. iiouae pre. offlee called andcontacted Playboy about a posathie Ford ngernails to the PUL, aid the PII.Ided hid reed the article id In Carbondsie, Dl., Carter responded to But Cater told lllhiots that Ford Newen Woo sold Fad he did not had said Invited the writer to spend a few days at the about his foreign had kepttoo many Nianu officials In the want the interejew. Fordd h said he turned statements. Ford Ford and I Oe. how hefeaijftry Ford's had been down intlervitew broli W0fk5" Gale. for saying publicly that no Cr WW Of Carter IiCsyF.,,aj '°•" ____ ___a p.ildei not But ho said the ho country to war ova? lpu rall y he. 7:11 Is 1:11 "1and (Id flat accept. Yugoslavia. m, Republicans contend a coned Ford of "an imiier and rrubenPlayboy aid a later ort to set u preldentihould not let the Soviets know In Scbs.I ::i.... Stale, aid slide attempt to damage the DSTDOCfitlC interview with Ford was unsuccessful advance he would be unwilling to fight a war. clagreslusi candidate, be,, be. Is' candidate through gidit by association, is bICIuUS of IChS(kdlflg COflIUCII and g Carter noted that Ford himself had on vited; public Is weku.e. though granting an Interview to Playboy were While Ike. cooperative in that SffOtt. six occasions renounced the use of U.S. troops equivalent to posing naked In the center of , But Ford's spo&.-ni, Ron Neasen, said government. Ford, he said, did not bring into In world trouble spots. And Carter said, "I' Playboy was being given the ron..roond and government "new, aggressive, dynamic tldnkthe world istired of bluff and blustering Ford, doing a IV commercial In Qdcago people to change thb111 that were wrong" that Ford never had an '4Mlon of letting you Insinuate you'regob to lend with sportscaster Joe Garagiola, said Playboy writers ask him any questions. With the Nixon administration, troops to lOfle Country When YOU know YOUr The his differs I, — Carter said Ford had done nothing to own people won't let you do IL" RIEF Published Report Ties Park With Alleged Bribes 11 IVUINI NUVM, WISId. FL WASHINGTON (Al') — The Korean go%rernment say. It has no connection With Thnpum Park, the central flgtre In a probe alleged Korean efforts to win theX.,rt 1 US. iressmen with gifts andUt 1 pthllshed report says the *'esldent of South Korea gave personal orders that established a program Of official bribery, Park is a myaterloiB Korean btmlnesgman With a psi for fine livinganda knack for IN ERIFF 4 Survive Ship Sinking; Flashlight Aids In Rescue ST. PETERSBURG (Al') — A flashlight beam spotted by a search plane led to the midnight rescue Of four men who drifted for 32 hours after their ship sank in the Gulf of 0 , 1 clivaftniimortintpe._ Now a federal grand jiry Is probing Park and the money that flowed from his rice deals Into the pockets ofcongressmen as part Of a repUted Korean effort to win favorable treatment In Cengress. The Korean goverment Issued a formal statement Tuesday that disclaimed any connection with Park or his 1oth3rin Itles. ' never been employed by the Korean government nor doe have any thhw to do with President Park Chung Ike," Neiswender: County Needs 2nd Attorney ' " ' • ' •!. '.-' "V - ..• I the statement said. Howevlerl the WSII it 1'SpCt'ted today that "highly sensitive" Intelligence ports show that President Park Chung Hoe personally ordered that U.S. congroemen be bribed with cash, gifts and campaign contributbons. The two men are oct related. Exec. Aid. Roger "Dick," Kwiatkowski said, Commissioners recently Neliwender said today county "You're being penny-wise and voted to switch to an ln.house goverurneg needs a second pound foollI." legal staff. Freeman indicated attorney to round out the new (. Kwiatkowski said, If possible, at the time he waan't interested legal department, no legal work should be "far- in the lead attorney's pidti1. Nelswender pointed out the mod out," but be said as many e reason for the switch was second lawyer could answer legal Issues as possible should to try ar1 tak the county at. from depax1mnt bet Jeiinine..Latuvek, torney's position out of the Chiefs about legal quecUans. the commission agreed to hire a political arena. A second was to "Adepsrtmenthoadcan'tg lead attorney for aboig$28,000a try and reduce the high cod of the attorney's time," year. legal fees. Neliwender said. At Tuesday's Neliwender said It was Last year, Freeman's firm work session, he urged hiring a urgent to get moving because and labor attorneys Alley, Alley second lawyer for about $I2,00u Cowd' Atty. Tom Freeman Is & Blue took In more than to $14,000 yearly. phasing out his operations. $2X,. The commission a Commissioner Harry Williams then told la seeking a replacement for tfle Kwiatkowski and Commission Nelswender to "evaluate it" Tampa law firm. Chairman Mike Hattaway and get beck with the board. An agreed with Nelawender's effort to reach Vthlen Tuesday suggeatIon. But (1misI by telephone to ascertain his Dick Williams halted. Corn- position proved unsuccessful. missioner John KImbrougt Is Neiswender said this morning out of town on vacation, while he dill dith't have a firm Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., majority. For the moment, WAS absent when the attorney however, It looks u If Vlhlen issue was being discussed. has an swing vote. Klmnbrough, ii HEATING _________ in the past, has indicated one___ ________________ 172 6562 , attorney should be able to Sleep Kept handle the load, at least until _______________ INC the county knows for certain _______________ loot S Sanford Ave what that load will be. 4 ' * : • Food Prices To Increase WASHINGTON (AP) - Ccnsers may pay a little more for food this winter but what happens after that depend. on the general economy and the Inclination Of livestock producers, says the Agriculture Department. The department's forecasters have not changed their months-old prediction of a 2-to4-per-cent overall increase in food prices in the first six months of 1g77, over the average r. a report Tuesday, they emjdiaslzed the decisive ro e of the livestock situation. / .s' . , .. /.. Amendment May Be Doomed TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The public hasn't been given the -cts alout a controversial amendment and for that reason it will probably be defeated next week, a chief legislative sponsor predicts. Sen. Phil Lewis said the large number of newspapers that have editorially opposed the Proposal, Which would strengthen legislative authority over state agencies, has likely doomed It. Developer Weighs Lawsuit TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A developer says he'll confer with his attorneys today before deciding whether to reflie a suit seeking $10 million In damages from the state. Bill Cartee, president of the Winewood Corp., says the damages came when the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services failed to lease a building that his firm built for the agency. !p; I Him Alive Howe Chances Rated Zero SALT LAKE CITY (Al') - The polls show hIm far behind. His party Isn't supporting him, and most of Its leaders zero. But Rep. Allan T. Howe doggedly campaigns on and insists he may still win dection to As 4 1 Democrat and a 49year-old father of five, was convicted in two courts last simirner of trying to buy favors from two police decoy prostitutes. He resisted party pressure to p out of the race. SAN FPNCISCO (AP) Bruce Collins says three raindor!flS and his fondness for . sleep helped him survive a day shipwreck ordeal that killed two companions adrift . : , with him In a raft. But his parents say, sell-confidence saved ttie 'DR.' JAMES E. HIRSCH tall, unt but, rosy.cheekál • young sailor who arrived here CHIROPRACTOR •. • Tuesday aboard a Coast Guard announces the opening cutter that plucked him from of his office , the Pacific Ocean on Sunday for the practice of about miles west of here. CHIROPRACTIC "I just got into it - slept a REPEAT Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. Sanford City Commissioner Gordon Meyer rolls lot1" Collins said after he was across the finish line to defend his "championship" rushed by ambulance to the Hours by Appointment WINNER U.S. Public Health Service Hoe. Phone 322-1155 In a trial run wheel-chair race on First Street this plial. "I slept as much as I morning to help promote the Golden Age Olympics, could.... I just felt fine. I'm a Which start in Sanford on Nov. 8. Meyer also won the recreational sleeper." title last year. Trailing Meyer Is Sheriff John Polk. Collins told his parents that emergency water supplies ran YOUR MAN OF ACTION IN BRIEF outl3daysafterhe,JimiJila and Camilla Arthur took to a Ambulan ce Applicant Sued small life raft when their 421oo1 Christian Leaders Predict yacht Spirit sank during a Elect Dove °' Page lA) dorm on Sept. 27. Two other Civil War Will Continue Fidelo said Alda Fidelo says he believes his survivors were rescued from a - cluslve ambulance franchise Ambulance has leased five firm can operate an ambulance separate life raft six days beBEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') - Christian now held by Herndon vehicles from an Out-of-state service in Seminole without the fore Collins was fount leaders vowed today never to let Arab League Ambulance of Orlando was company which he declined to $20,000-a-year subsidy the unter peacekeeping forces police their areas of "We were able to catch rain made in the name of "Aids But he said he "all has the Ambulance Service Inc." Identify. and ambulances and ourcounty presently pays Herndon. water from the canopy on the Lebanon, and they predicted that the civil war COUNTY COMMISSION Herndon officials have told raft," he said. 01st. 3 would continue. listed an Altamonte Springs commitments" ready to start county commissioners that the Pd Po Ad, Pad tor by Camp T', Dam, business address. operating in Seminole County If revenue picture painted by An Arab League summit conference 111 given the green light by county Fidelo is too optimistic. He r-Cairo endorsed a peace plan for Lebanon on Today Fidelo admitted comznlssloners. don said a $350,000 yearly there Is no Aids Ambulance Tuesday but failed to agree that Syria should He said he prefers an ex- revenue "cannot be obtained." furnish two-thirds of the proposed peace force Services Inc.I,,,,+ "The wards Al2 clusive franchise in Seminole The firm' uvfr,mn •.I. , VWULLV eL.. Amh,,1,,nra w... UU1 £lULJ Ifbutcount LU U -.1..— - this year took In about ,y commistox' Herndon Aids Enterprises which The Christians also wu want • put 'wu on a trial basis $90 000 and operated ivaa COfluw "at a and operates AidsAmbulance -/. . •. ./by the Wanese government over Palestinian with a non-exclusive franchise Service.You couldn't Aida "that's the way we would do ft." guemllasl Lebanon and pledged t00flfjfl Enterprises under Today Fidelo said, "If It eA nnll.An _^1A 11.61.1 pa IsIll w wiv we guerrmas Fidelo --i •.- --ts t— —...m -. comes anywhere near what u you wamea to advertise, so before the county commission we've looked at, without a doubt from southern Lebanon. we just used the word Aids gain Nov. 16 on the franchise we could operate the service Ambulance," Fidelo said. The declarations put the Christians on a LI LItter. without a subsidy." collision course with President Hafez Assad Lf ui ui rooTs and the 21,000 Syrian troops he sent into Lebanon to bolster the Christians against the Fe. Page I-A) Palestinians and their Lebanese leftist pit a stop to sonic of the ac. Moslem allies. Ilvitles F1ecber complained of. Shaw said he only took over the business five weeks ago. Syrian Dominance Blocked "i want the complaints stopped, and we're working on CAIRO (Al') — Palestinians and their it," Shaw said. radical Arab allies blocked formal approval at He said he Is working with the an Arab summit Tuesday night of continuing sheriff's department and with Syrian dominance In Lebanon. The meeting Of Fern Park business owners to the 21 Arab League members approved the Pit i hilt 10 comuplalrits. But Fletcher said it's to no avail cease-fire and peace plan worked out 10 dayc because the kids are too rowdy ago at a mini-summit meeting in Riyadh, He/In. F-li,L,'Ii (111(1 D,t 4Io,'I:' t o respond. Saudi Arabia. But Iraq, South Yemen, Algeria L)oojg have lTh)l7g. alaiIa/,/' tar lo,,,,'/,,:' Fletcher said on several and the Palestine Liberation Organization occasions police have arrested refused to agree to the Incluelon of about youngsters for smoking 21,000 Syrian troops in Lebanon in the 30,000maiJuan. And, according to man Arab peacekeeping force to enforce the Fletcher, a nearby site Is a favorite spot for couples who peace plan. wish to engage In lovemaking. Shaw said it was Impossible Evening Hesuld to work with Fletcher. But Shaw asked for the 50 days, Wednesday, October 27, , NO, so Vowing to "put up or shut up." Published Duly and Sunday, iac, 'lI I Nou t.tt tilt SlIuie t Il I he calls from t he people The commIssion, according Saturday and Cltiit,nâ, Day by The SanlQvd Hevaid, Inc., 300 ii • .11 I It I 14' I). , • 4 Frh A,, jaflfird r i I''iL, to Exec. Asst. Roger ,1t. ;Li,tP,'. •I I , ,IL(S il'IJiL 'is 111111 it Nefswender, has no 'A.Iki% i;it.e's Sales R,.,1, cin LIcsit!I) a authority to kcond Class Posts" Paid at SanSovQ, Florida 22711. prtii!Ian) lir done Hot Foot's. However the Home Dc I.ytfy s till I Ii.II II flhikt? ii vasier fUMonth. $3 JO. C Mr'n 111 20, Tha'. I I lese $)Ct 1p le (t) find N 00. $21 £0 at Mu l matter was turned over to Month, 52 10. CUontr,s $16 20; 17 MOnthS. Sfl Ai Qtrlcr ma i l County Atty. Robert Pierce for -GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION an opinion. Vkm oages Five were temporarily trapped on the top floor during the Tuesday blaze in the 15-story building but all eventually made it to safety. Only two minor irjurles were reported. Saunders Ruling Due Today TALLAHASSEE (AP) — With Ethics Commissioners waiting in the wings, a federal Judge was to decide today whether he will allow the panel to lower the curtain on JoAnn Saunders' congressional candidacy. U.S. District Judge William Stafford agreed Tuesday to hear a commission motion seeking reversal of his order blocking a disciplinary hearing against Mrs. Saunders. Ex-Con May Be Charged FORT LAUDERDALE (Al') - ', • - i ,. , — Police say they'll charge an ex-con with homicide If a body of a young child found floating in a Broward County canal turns out to be 8-yearold Lisa Lynn Berry. "Pending positive identification of the body, he will then be charged on rin open charge of homicide," police said in a statement. a Jury To Get Gurney Case a I I ORLANDO (Al') — The government's Perjury case against former Sen. Edward J. Gurney is expected to go to the jury today in a trial nearly five months shorter than one that failed to settle the case last year. Arguments over whether the 62-year-old Republican lied to a 1974 grand jury about a 1971-73 political shakedown scheme ended late Tuesday with the defense resting after a recital of the grand jury transcript. Fiscal Year Change Urged . 3 out of 4 adults find help in theYellow Pages. 300 Seniors Rescued In Fire TAMPA (Al') — "I jtnt don't know how we were this lucky," Fire Chief Ron Mason says of the rescue of more than 300 elderly people from a burning high-rise. G -. Mexico, a Coast Guardnian says. "They're pretty fortunate. A flashlight at night Isn't easy to spot," Lt. Cmdr. Gerald Zamolli said after the men were plucked from a small raft by a rescue helicopter at 12:40 a.m. EDT. The four, Capt. Phillip Baugh and crewmen Danny Busick, Douglas O'Brien and Manny Bradley, all of Gulfport, Miss,, were flown to Bayshore Hospital in St. Petersburg for observation. ,. ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A state senator says Florida should follow the lead of the federal government and move the start of the fiscal year to Oct. 1 while requiring threeyear funding cycles. State Sen. Robert Graham unveiled a proposed overhaul of state budgeting procedures Tuesday which he said would provide major reforms to make sure tax money is properly spent. School Board Eying Future Architect Seminole County School of the purchase price went to Gidmann.Dragash Associates, Board members are scheduled the sellers to pay off two Sanford; Heiman-Hurley. to consider a recommenstjonmortgages amounting to Ch arvat.Peacock Architects, W& on the architect for the $0,00o. The remaining $3000 Winter Park; Fugleberg Koch proposed conversion of the old was received by Green as a Associates, Orlando, and Sanford Naval Academy Junior Commission, Stenstrom said. Architectural Design Inc., of School into a new adThe lid of architects ap- Gainesville. rnlnistraflve office building for proved by the board was drawn Construction to transform the the school system up from responses to ad- naval academy building Into an Director of Auxiliary Ser- Vertisenients previously mailed administrative office complex vices Hugh Canton said the out and placed In newspapers for the schoolsuperintendmt recommended building planner by Carlton. and his staff Is slated to get will be one of six architectural Ifl addition to the Causjbem.ry under way "some time In the firms approved by the sj firm, the roster includes W.R. spring," according to Supt. board Oct. 13. First onthe list at Frissell Inc., of Winter Park; William P. (Bud) Layer. the time It was adopted was the Dalmwood-Derryberry.pav.. elchak Partnership of C-. Canton also announced 10 Tuesday that the school board has begun negotiating with the City of Sanford concerning the possibility of trading part of the tract of land at the sfore: corner of MellonvIlle and Celery avenues for a section of city property. I ' I • Surveying is under way and a meeting has been scheduled with Sanford City Manager UVINSI 0000 ThNti SAT. OCT. 30, 1571 Warren E. (Pete) Knowles, Canton said, to Investigate the SCOTT feasibility of switching a portion of the school board pir. thasewith a Plot of city land behind Sanford Memorial MOUTH WA Stadium. FOR "The motivation for trading Is that it would give us an opportunity to use the back portion of that property as a school site," Carlton said. "We're going to use about five acres for the office complex, and the other 15 could be used )J for a school If it was decided to -' build one there at some future time." LIMIT 2 The school board recently UMIT 1 obtained the deed to the naval academy building and property for a purchase price of $330,000. The property formerly was CANDY owned by the Bernarr Mac___ CORN fadden Foundation but became _____________ 12-or. beg available 'when the naval COUNTY PAM academy dosed in June and the foundation initiated federal HANK BUTTER ' bankruptcy proceedings at _________________ Reg. 3 1 Orlando. oub.g The proposed purchase of the FLEER DUIBI.E naval academy school building and surrounding land by the BUBBLE school board was approved by &federal judge In July, according GUM -69 to school board attorney Big of Wpm Douglas Stenstrom. Stenstrom CHILDR said the transaction was handled by Orlando real estate COS1 CANDY broker Robert Green, following : WIDE Vi sanction by the U.S. Justice Large Assortm,n,W Department and the Florida Department of Education. Stenstrom said that $300,000 - - Free swine no Iueulatlees will be sv.ide at thees mysteal Seminole laeom the neat sevend days: ON Ibday aid P4ev. 4, Se.ek nestdeuts re get their shots at the Oiled. Wiman's a. On N.,. 2, ee.ly health depesimeet empleyrs wil be giving vacciutlees fIsh otitlat1.7 p.m. at the Seaford Chamber of comomm Next Wedar.dny, N.,. 2, UN shots will be offered at Longwood CHic fries us. to $ p.m. County Hires FTU Aide Out of about 60 applicants, a 22-year-old employ, of Florida Technological University (FTU) was hired Tuesday as Seminole County government's new grant-in-aid coordinator, Mrs. Aries,D. Hamilton was selected by two county cornxnhsslcners for the $10,500-a, year position. Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway and Harry Kwiatkowski voted for Mrs. Hamilton, while Republican Commissioner Dick Williams voted to hire Geraldine Cordele, a Seminole Community College (8CC) worker. William said she had more experience. - The position was vacateui when Mrs. Shelley Cox resigned recently to accept a similar job with a Sanford POvedY410ting aserkv ru SCOPI TOWELS 2 8 00 mssEs • SATHERS ** 1(11 Hitcher Claims Robbery Sheriff's deputies today were investigating the reported armed robbery of a Midway man west of Sanford. Eddie Madison, 40, Granby HOUSE Ave., Midway, told deputies that he accepted a ride with two women and a man at Club Two 1%-BUSHEL I Spot, east of Sanford, and was taken to an orange grove off 14-QUART DI Markham Woods Road where 144UART W the unidentified man pulled a pistol and robbed Madison of 12-QUART SI $172. TOILET-BOWl Deputy R.A. Alexander reported that Madison told HOLDER SET deputies that the trio drove him 2 ICE CUBE 1 back to Sanford where he was STORAGE Bffi let out of the auto on French Ave., near 13th St., and that he reported the robbery to police. Altamonte Springs police arrested William George McConnell, 29, of Apopka, on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm. Bond for McConnell was set at $5,000, according to county jail records. Sheriff's deputies arrested Mark Jay Quick, 18, 643 Wheeling Ave., Altamonte Springs, on a circuit court VISINE warrant charging receiving stolen property. Bond for Quick WE DROPS was set at $5,000. % ff. on. J09 Students Build Therapy Gear JACKSONVILLE (AP) - A shortage of therapeutic aids for physicallyhandicapped kindergarten students here has been solved by having vocational high school pupils design and build the equipment. Vocational students have built tilt tables, exercise skates, walkers and paint brush holders for writing therapy. They are designing scooter boards, special writing desks and seesaws for future projects. Flu' Shots ll'IL. ida V. Od. 27, LOVING CARE CLAIROL HAIR COLON L011ON On. app cation United Way ALKASELTZERDESITIN TABLETS Boa of 35 39 SKIN CARE FLEET ONE A DAY PLUS IRON Botti. 99' 89 J99 READY. TO-USE ENEMA 02 n. �fthippiflid 1 I w Around ________ _____ Wu*iiaLj, $Obir 27, 1fl-4A WAYNE 1). DOYIZ, PiIf __sh,_r NORMAN H. mlN, Edlir v BRAI Artimig Director - Election Law Stacks The Deck AUDIE MUap'Jy fonner 0t year, mission niighCi0t be able to rise above partisanship in administering the 1974 election rorzns seem to have been borne out recently. It is ++ _____ Th. Clock Eugene McCarthy, the senator, claims the deck Is stacked against him as -ai ciuuaie. were incunea to agree up to a point. It's not the political deck, which Is shuffled by the American people. This isn't McCarthy's and everyone knows It. His following is too small to make him aseroaprpect for the White House. Where McCarthy and other independent candidates are getting a bum deal Is from the legal deck — thefedejan wsthatarecJe mining how much money candidates have to spend and whether their names will appear on various state ballots on Nov. 2. Fears that the new Federal Election Corn- + 9 _____ ' [, fime Delivery: JOPH D. Week, cents; Month. $2.40;IMonths,,14 Year. 121.40. By Mail: In florida t rther mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $1110; 12 Moths, $32.40. + Protomlonal AMl*erts Igu it America,or a i's.onab&e facsimile thsreoi. no go would beemn a fooftfl geme tagged on too lo,. serve as an idacatlonel pMaU", Is mnbvs Ii the "No"when America sho the famib out acres the notion to aMd the word: IL_ - -— ...L _&.. . iwiy suns. ix a vocal there are other ttthp hi the world baddus football, and itfluumg minority shows the networks and the baseball, bsskotball and all the others adverthng Industry what ft really loves: What a aib,er,l,e Idea! Bit One CIXlmlVed In FootbalL Football on Monday night. Football on deaperatloui, and rage. They cit "Staty Mints" weekende. Football somdknes on all three major one t 0Wy! networks simultaneously. And commercials. The Anti-Sports League would have diapters In Conmercials for bow, for Alm" crealn. for every ty, town and village. boa would be btidei, for S nOblIetIII*. P.III, drawn from .n strata it society: men bored by Phoony. Organizedsports have become watching toorbdoue and wthlWrvu.d by those rtdioiloity important In our society. Sports fans able to riiember batting averages: by constitute a solid bloc — both at the polls and as disgusted by watching their hiabandoprow old and conanner, In the markelplice. fat while sprawled In front of the television on It Is not for the fun of It that the President Sunday Afternoons. (Sports fan Is not Synonymous traditionally throws 04 the first ball at the opening with athlete.) of baseball sj. Imagine the fun an anti-sports group could have. But It certainly has gone too far. Not everybody They could dart a "black operations" enjoys a solid hot of sports programs, and sports similar to that it the CIA. news. Those ditty tricksters would spread rianors to Maybe it Is time someone organized the discredit those grossly overpald sports stars. (For UVinI "Sisty *N.ENCHAV..MNTh,,. =oi!lVwn ll 4 l,: Joe Nemith really Ip wear big those The a*1iorts league's technical Ivtslcn would undertake Its own brand of warfare: fouling up all those ilotiotics that sports fans love so much. AMI Spoils computer esperts would tie into the Corn-i need by the television networks, and produce instant confusion. (Statlitics are the real business OtspOftl, since the gems themselves are on boring. In fact, without statistics to remember, sports fans would soon lose interest completely.) Also, the antkpoila league would lobby for laws toprdact the public from the sports lobby. Alter 5ebellIge, perslon, perhaps the FCC would prohibit -i programs from dominating the networks. Then, after awtdle, the commissIon rnId be persuaded to ban then completely train all radio arid television stations. (Drive-In movies would be allowed to show sports films, but only between 3-5 am.) Ali, how sweet Is revenge, even if it is just a dream. + tvsONsraW.$.pfo,t FL THEY . REALLY LIKE? . THE RACE TOM TIEDE BY DONNA ESTES DON OAKLEY Isolation, VINCE FECIITEL: CLEARING One Place + The Voters Corrupt __ Do Care JACK ANDERSON OUT WEEDS Fechtel, Thwarted In Science Dream Power +' With _ Ths Carter clmpejgn_(NEA)_Ashe enIendy ravthldo ne Jimmy Carter was unsung, There Is one place where voter apathy will not __ hard to see anything but PRMUnaltip in the 3-3 ignoredandwia%cpomuedwhenhebegan his be a problem on election day. quid for the presidency. But that was then. Now Party line split of the commission's Democrats andAs At 2:00 pin., November 2, almost half the rait to the Oval Office, he _I Republicans on McCarthy's bid to have his camthee. million American citizens of Puerto Rico 1 it a hundred Nikons, mO" Without the will allow themselves to be locked In schoo' paign committee recognized as a "party." Such be it k without the world listening in, classrooms or confined In tents. Inside, they will recognition would raise the limit on campaign and Issp port Is such ha wait up to two how, witH their names are called b contributions he can receive and give him access to most blueit1al men In America, in alphabetical order. federal campaign funds. The 3-3 tie vote has What dos all this sudden fortune do to a blocked it. Then they will sign a register, receive a long politician? The question worries at leads few of _____ paper ballot and go Inside a curtained booth to Whether McCarthy really represesits a ftjy C*Tt's friends, and Perhaps many of his vote for governor, legislators, mayors and enemies. His allies fear the candidate may be party ls not the point. The Point istMt the qeithjn councilmen. After everyone has voted, they will Iosing touch wfthreallty,wIuchIstosaypeopl; Is being answered by repre5enthtI of the two critics speculate m hanhiy that he shows be free to go. major parties, each of which has an interest In There is no law that says Puerto Ricans have 1111 81112 Of bdW wellit up in a process that leads to McCarthy's fate. The three Democratic votes on to vote this way, except the law of ciutom. mt and withdrawal from thence to the dangers of the FEC have served to put him unique balloting procedure has long been a Executive Isolation. at a disadvantage tradition on the Island commonwealth In a campaign in which he Is more likely to (fra, T0 besiits,theGecaotepeao0 Wholesale disinterest In the political process of this mistortune. When George Washington votes from Jimmy Carter than from President simply does not exist among Puerto Ricans. This Ford turned down the offers to be king, he did not end year, even as some forecasters predict that a idea the that the American presidency was McCarthy has qualified for the ballot so far in minority of eligible U.S. voters will turn out on 1 y.ore, Jimmy Carter Is forced to be 30 states and is challenging the constitutionality of November 2, over I) per cent of Puerto Rican akIndofprthce, protected byfJomt uriam state laws which are keeping his name off the ballot voters will visit the poj,gathering j1 Insulated from everyday life, venerated beyond their precincts. In others. Historically the states have been allowed reason and financed In his lofty existence by $21 to set their own election laws, but it points to JOHN CUNNIFF million from the genuflecting citsenry. There are other signs that participatory a And if elected Carter's adulation and possible anomaly In our federal system when a + democracy Is alive and well in Puerto Rico.I VYtn flP% k. -- - --- - - 'i'i "-- ------..-- ..". wv w-vvvr Each of the four political parties has Its own flag, us a uona mine candidate (OF occupied by men so and during the election campaign the party flags national office in onstate but not in another. high and has five Boeing mighty as Chrysler Corp. Shocked ____ The chief executive soap and flutter over nearly every house and The size of McCarthy's following might place TVls at his disposal, also a dozen analler alongside every roadside. Night rallies are wellhim among the splinter candidates who appear va iiger jets, some 16 soimdproot helicopters, attended events. ut NEW YORK (AP) — "We were really met requirements on 3,500pound cars. It said the perennially at election time, rtmnlng on principle their shown politicalthemselves enthusIan, Puerto votersallhave to be sa yacht, a fleet of aitomobIls, an army of shocked" said Sydney Terry, Qirysler Corp. EPA agreed. This immediately reduced the RicanYewjth rather than any hope of being elected president. ecurity people and more than 500 employes. vice president for public responsibility and number of possible violations to Estimates are that it costs well over $50 million, 3,100. One never knows whether they may represent the somewhat conservative. Extremist actions by consumer and probably closer to $100 million annually to he said, affalm "Incredible, unbelievable," seed of a new political movement that will affect Even that number, thought Chrysler, was too the New York-center FALN (nationalisits) have support the president. popular alignment under the prevailing major high. It estimated that the remaining 3600 been universally repudiated on the Island ltself,4 When Tom Jefferson was In the White House.Chrysler had just learned It was being sued for vehicles would pass the antipollutant relations withmajority the United States, either tirough parties arid blossom Into a new party. However, It's the vast favors continued close the roof leaked. When Abe LInCOIn $91 million because, said the Environmental requirements, even though equipped with the voters who should determine their future — not widow had to beg Congress to provide her with a Protection Agency, it had produced 9,100 cars olciermodel amplifier, statehood or the present commonwealth an appointed commission that can rule up or down $5,000 yearly pension. Today, as j Dean that failed to meet standards of the Clean association. on questions affecting how much money they On Jan. 77, In keeping with Its obZigatIo ft, the presidency is so magnificently privileged beabletoraiseandspenIn their that "Inside, you get the feeling that nothing can Qirysler notified owners and dealers, and j "Incredible," said Terry again. "ft Amid all the criticism of excessive governever hurt you U you don't allow ft to." McCarthy has made himself a gadfly attacking wasIna aged to reduce the number of potentially of- med regulation, we must not lose sight of the simple, unintentional human error. It was fending vehicle, to 1,000. both major candidates in this election. In the longpreAnd so: Executive Isolation, the disease of significant. It was reported by us. It was was fact that unerregujau would be even worse. corrected by us." The offense, he said, was more ruui, however, his candidacy may be more ImThen, said Terry, the company learned ft It was abuses In meat packing Industry, There Is only one sure vaccine: hwnillty. But In the paperwork than In the quality of to be sued the maximum $10,000 penalty, and on for example, that ledthe portant for the questions it has raised about the to the establishment of the little of It Is available to those men wrapped UP vehicle,, fairness of our election laws. all 9,100 cars. Since, said Terry, "the ônly basis Food and Drug Administration In the first In the election process. One recalls George em originated with the discovery by for action was on a technicality," Chrysler decade of the century. The pro bl McGovern it four years ago. Before lawyers met with the Justice Department. Chrysler that It had Placed on some 1976 nomination he was a wonderful ha Interestingly enough, the same Industry is yseed, a Pl>otgh and Dodge ca a vac "They told us to pay $1 million and sign a again In a dash with consumerists, and another simple man in a green Irridescent suit who amplifi had a for the from exhaust vision for America, Then the campaign got It Is proper to Inquire what role religion should play bulL ferent the gas reclrcuiator that was er consent decree," said Terry. "We said that government agency Is caught In the middle. in sounds like blackmail. We made an boned one It described to the EPA. In the end bewo national elections. up atw t,ea Under Interim Department of Agriculture The tiny $3 mistake." The Justice Department, he said, 1USDA) reg ulations, meat processors were tailored attire to befit his Station and burdened formation of or A recent Inter na tional poll showed the United States Is one o $4 item is designed to reduce the informed Chrysler It would xides of nitrogen, a pollutant. In with a vision th . beginning to utilize a machine for producing of the most religious nations in the world in tam of the deeply at had been shrunk to his own 1975 EPA pennftj 3.1 grams per mile to be PUrPO5 held beliefs of its people. Among the major nations, only India "mechanically deboned meat" as has been do ne Chrysler expressed Its surprise in a Sept. exhausted Into the air; the 1976 requirement Carter aides iruLd this will not happen to has a larger percentage it people who say their religious li s statement. On Oct. 8 Russell E. Train, EPA in the seafood and poultry Industries for yea rs. be ef champion. Actually some of it already has. reduced that to 2 grams per mile, Is estimated that mechanical deboning, are very important to theifl adm inist rator, lssid a statement expressing w hich makes more effi cient use of selected , Where once he was the most available candidate We have a secular government but we are a religious surprise at Chrysler's reaction. To i-i n the company discovered the error It told maximum people. portions of animal carcasses, would add at least the agency and immediately "cleaned up routine rather In America, walking the streets to g penalty, he suggested, was a people, he has now retreated In success to legal one billion pounds of meat a year to the U.S. To say that religion does not belong in politics Slid li prod uction," even though, said Terry, the cornthan a demand for the PO tICS full supply. Inner sanctum of his ambitions. He still greets pony believed the Incorrect am plifiers amount. should have nothing to do with religion is a tenable position but met people, but only In a carefully crafted mass requirements Seven consumer groups, however, obtained a an unrealistic one. Asked about the suit, an EPA spokesman said federal court That belief was at least partially borne t sea of upturned fa which has So long as people are guided by religious pe, injunction ordering the USDA to out. In the Integrity of the certifica tion program was nothing to do with the real world. at withdraw its interim approval until it has testing the hicles, Chrysler found the amplifier seek to express their religious values in all the decisions they stake. make, including those in the voting booth. completed a full evaluation of the process. So long as candidates are aware it the Importance many voters attach to religious matters, they Sill seek to use these matters to their own political advantage. Vincent J. Fechtel Jr. worked at a variety of jobs, helping to pay his way at the * University of Florida. He had dreamed of a career In marine biology, dentistry or law, but the money ran out. He earned a degree In business ad- ministration and after working for his father for two years following his graduation from college, he went out on his own, first into the construction Industry and then into the retail Store business. He now owns a chain of Stores and a campground In Wlldwood. Fechtel began his college Studies with a ID four-year football scholarship, but disenchanted with the grind required, he played only one year. He worked at many types of jobs while In college Including: raising chickens and parakeets, pumping gas, picking watermelons, pruning orange trees. "I worked pruning orange trees, but I $ never could prune as many as the old-timer, who knew exactly what they were doing. I worked as hard as I could, but hardly ever beat them," Fechtel said. He worked summers In construction work and on the weekend for his father. During a four-year period after graduating from college, he went Into the construction Industry, building homes. He still uses his construction experience to "build something every now and then," buying a building and remodeling It. Father of two children, Kara, 10, and Jay, 15, Fed" does as much of everything with his children as possible from sports to studies. A native of Leesburg and the oldest son In a family of three, Fechtel grew up ma bigfamily atmosphere. His father, who had moved to Florida as a 12-year.old, had 11 brother, and sisters and his mother, a native Floridian, had seven brothers and sisters and the faintly was close. Even In college he thought of someday running for public office. Later struggling In business he couldn't afford It for many year,. In 1972 when a new legislative district was carved out, he tried to recruit someone to run. Then he decided to try for the job himself. "My business was such that I could hire someone else to take care of It, and It was my Opportunity to serve and hopefully make changes In government," he said. Fechtel now spends at least 00 per cent of each long work week on legislative responsibIlItIes. A pilot and using his own airplane, he saves 110 hours a year of driving hack and forth between home and Tallahassee and the district. That includes born-again Southern Baptists, anti Catholic bishops and pro-Israel Jewish groups. Bigotry is the rejection of all individuals ina religious group solely because of their membership In that group. it is rejection of any religious grows position solely because of the group's reli gious identity. The price of our rel igious freedom is to respect it religions, not simply our own. Intolerance must never be tolerated In this country. - portion of Marion County. Knowles served six years as 1eest,ur1 commissioner and a term as mayor of Leesburg and 14 years on the Southwest Florida Water Management District board and the Lake County Water authority. Fechtel was elected to the House In 1972 and subseaupntivrp..l,,.4,wBn loll .w iiuy acsvwg on We Education, Appropriations and Human Rights corn- - _... mittees. Fechtel Is 40 and Knowles is 60 years old. The Fechtel-Knowles contest will appear on the ballot In Seminole County in precincts 2,4,9,10,13,14, 19, 20,24, 26, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 38, 46, 47, 51, 52, 53 and $4. Gunter Aides TrailArmistead 7 - Knowles: Dreamed Of Being Doctor Alter the stock market crash last stammer and have three saw a good opportunity to go In 1929, the inviting Florida children, Steve, David and Into b usiness and became a climate beckoned the Knowles Mary. Mrs. Knowles is special federal-state Inspector of family away from the cold of education teacher at Leesburg perishable commodities with North Dakota. Joe Knowles was High school. the health service. only 13 at the time and the During World War II, He was never sorry that he family chose Leesburg as its Knowles served on the wing did not goto medical school. His new home. standardization board and was brother died at an early age, Born in Evansville, hid., Joe an instructor and checked perhaps from the terrible Knowles was one of three students at seven different twin sacrifices he had to make as a brothers. His father, who was in engine schools In the southeast. doctor. the wholesale produce business, He was a major when The business that Knowles was buying perishable corn- honorably discharged. was active In for so many years modities mnFlorlda, thedayha Knowles had planned to be a Is In the process of being son was born, doctor like his older brother liquidated. He Is dill active In Knowles attended Rollins that he greatly admired. But as the citrus and cattle business TALLAHASSEE that Rummell had followed her College, majoring in science time passed after his and has a citrus grove and a AP Betty Armistead, the mop- there and would be aboard a with a minor in art. After separation from th e service he herd of cattle. wagging Republican running flight she was taking to Or- graduating from Rollins, Knowles went Into the Army Air for insurance commissioner, lando. Force as a flying cadet. At that says her Democratic opponent, During the press conference, time, the saying among young Bill Gunter, has sent paid staf- she said incumbent commis- men was "Goodbye dear, I'll be fers out after her on the cam- sloner Phil Ashler, appointed as paign trail, a caretaker following the reslg- back in a year, but before his year's service was up, the "How can they worry about nation under fire of former Japanese had bombed Pearl me, a little old country girl Commissioner Thomas Harbor and It was 4'z years from Merritt Island with a mop, O'Malley, had done an out- before he saw home again. $8,000 and no paid staff?" Mrs. standing job. —James G. Sharon Jr., His future wife, Blanche Armistead asked during a Nevertheless, she said she (Bampy) was a little girl when Capitol news conference Tues- would make changes. Asked hewegI,gothe,eryic,, but se day. what they would be, Mrs. Ar11 She said Gunter aide Dan midead replied: "I'll tell YOU .grewupdwmna1syraway ,,. from borne:' They lelebrated McCusker had followed her to after I'm elected." lion. : -: t heir 28th wedding anniversary the press conference, but subsequently left, and that Gunter Vote Nov. 2 for campaign manager Bus Rummell had followed her before. Rummell and another Gunter Democrat—Dlst. 34 aide gave conflicting responses. Rummell said he and "We need Joe Knowles Joe Knowles us c'tt'1onest representa- - + + C. Girdo., Rr$sson L. F. D. Robert I. irisson L.F.D. 0, C. Smi th, Sr. Manager Turner L. Crop. Sr. Mortician When Service Matters George Southard Mortician BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Oldest Funeral Home .n Seminole County — First Established in 1885. 903 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida AA s# Agency not only has provided financial support against KoreanISWU PsYcnolosy and tactics', with the full knowledge and sometimes W residents In this country. They We have documentary evidence that sAvAK assistance of the CIA. to some of the world's most notorious secret agents aIn, commit burglaries, were acting on their own and are now being forgeries and Answerable only to the shah of Iran, SAVAK Other crimes polICe, but has condoned their operations within ordered back to ScoW, he said. has become one of the most feared secret police Cottam, a poIn behalf of the shah. Dr. Richard t he United states A year ago, we also reported that Chile's litical sci ence prof essor at the Such brutal police agencies as South agencies In the world. It uses terror and torture Univers ity of Pittsburgh, told our associate Joe Korea's DINA "has hired thugs to track down and to achieve Its ends Experts say KCIA, Chile's DINA and Iran's SAVAK have assassinate prominent exiles." Lad month a SAVAK has Spear that a trusted State Department source tighter control over the people that terrorized cues in this country. There is reason prominent Chilean exile, of Iran than the had warned him that Iranian hit squads ex-Foreign Minister KGB are on exercise, over Soviet citizens. to believe that they have violated U.S. laws. fr way to the United States. Orlando Letelier, was blown to pieces by a bomb FBI received repo Assistant State Secretary Alfred Atherton that they have _, tha -_.h -- I- xvu ixueaui mis' car. DINA has • was acknowledged that SAVAK agents are loose In mitied burglaries, attempted kIdnapings and been suspected of arranging the assassination. told by someone I completely trust," alleged plotted murders. "that SAVAK had made the United States. They seek Information, he the decision professor, to send assassination squads But a strange thing has happened. The CIA, explained cautiously, about "potential An alarmed Rep. Donald Fraser, D.-Minn., into which is forbidden by statute from conducting who may be among Students who would Europe and has asked the CIA to divulge the details of Its investigations within the United States, has United States. The guess within return to Iran." government Is that any execlglonj will be thO agreenet, with foreign intelligence agencies, entered the case. Coincdent,y, newspaper Our intelligence sources say SAVAKs disguised as muggings. The obvious targets' which allow the spies to operate within each accounts, quoting "Intelligence cSficjajs," have U.S. would be Iranian dissidents," other's countries. The CIA has Stubbornly operations are directed by Mansur Rafizadeh, reported that Cuban, anti-Castro extremists refused to cooperate who poses as an Iranian attache' at the United Cottam Immediately notified Bess were behind the Letelier killing. Nations. He works out of secret apartment an Iranian poet, who was once Baraheni, The CIA has good reason to be sensitive. Over This raises some questions. What business mercilessly hideout., in New York City. He supervises scores, the years, it has developed cozy wjj does the CIA have becoming involved In a tortured by SAVAK and new resides In the some say hundreds, of SAVAK agents in with some of the most repressive foreign in United States. Baraheni domestic murder Investigation? Is the CIA asked Attorney General country. A number telligence agencies in the world. of them work under Fdward Levi for a "thorough investigation" and trying to solve the murder or to protect it., urndiplomatic cover at the Iranian embassy in "guarantees South Korea's KCIA even took Its name train dercover relationship with DINA? Has the CIA for the security" of prominent Washington. our spy agency. We cited evidence over a year been planting stories in the pres, to divert Iranian dissidents. Levi did not respond. The SAVAK agents devote most of their time, ago that KCIA agents were threatening, in. suspicion away from DINA? Footnote: Mans" R.aflzadeh apparently, to spying on the st told us he had timidating and abusing Korean exiles in this The Iranian secret police force, SAVAK, was udents who OPPOSe nothing to do with SAVAJ(, the shah's Imperial "I deny that ab- to rule. SAVAK Informants country. A Korean embassy spokesman then actually organized by the CIA In I9M. The ties solutely," he said. (her Iranian officials ad. infiltrated Student groups called the charges "groundless" and said the between the two agencies have always been so completely nutted only th at there was a 'token representhat no that o ne knows w hom to trust. When KCIA was not active In the United States. the tation" of SAVAK agen ts in close One intelligence source, whose reliability students demonstrate, SAVAK agents the United States for But now, South Korean Ambassador Pyong- has been tested, told us that SAVAK agents , posing as e p urpose of "monitorin th newsmen, g extremists who snap their photograph s. This Is Qnoon Hahm has admitted that KCIA agents hound and harass Iranians In the United Slates, most Iranian demonstrators wear masks, why might Cooperate with their counterparts in Iran," t IA : W. L. Gramkow LFD Do you know everything you need to about funeral service? if not, W. L. Granikow is the man to turn to. He's a licensed funeral director and fully qualified to answer all your questions. Stop in and talk to him anytime. He's here to help. ______ GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 140 WEST AIHPORT UOULLVAIIL) SAN lOUD, F LOU IDA TI LIPHONI 322 1213 WILL I GRAMKUW 0 1ie IiiowIcs State Representative McCusker had a chance meeting with Mrs. Armistead on the Capitol steps Tuesday morning. He denied that the Gunter campaign was trailing the Rockledge Insurance saleswoman. 119 COMBINED YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE CIA Supports World's Secret Pol ice . S4 precincts as well asLake County and JOE KNOWLES: CITRUS wi//give + WASHINGTON — The Central Intelligence have Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg) Is being challenged In his bid for return to the District 34, Florida House of Representatives post he has held for the past four years by a fellow citizen of Leesburg, Joe Knowles, a Democrat and former city commissioner and mayor of that city. The 34th district seat represents Zi of Seminole County's + What is important, it Seems to us, is not if but how the religious issues are encountered In the political arena. There must be a tolerance for the diversity of religious belief that marks a nation, Virk,.Od2?,N1-4A WHAT ARE Tolerance + - Pot aft. P& "He (McCusker) obviously is RaySlalon Mortician not following her," Rummell said In a telephone interview. "And I'm not following her, as far as I know." Rummell said he was in Tal- 11 10 / Independent BORN: New York, June 11, 1938 lihasseeon campaign business. 322.2131 "1 wasn't there to answer any of her charges," he said. "That's absurd." But Gunter spokesman lester Abberger said in Orlando that Rummell was in Tallahassee specifically because of Mrs. Armistead's news conference. "We wanted to have someone there to respond to any charges that she might make," he said in a telephone interview. "In the last week of a cam pa ign you can never tell what's going to happen and we wanted to have an accurate observer there." But he denied that the campaign was actively following Mrs. Armistead and said he was unaware of any other news conference to which Gunter aides had been dispatched. McCusker could not be reached for comment. Mrs. Armistead later called The Associated Press from Tallahassee Airport and claimed ) EDUCATION: Father Kelly's Orphanage and St. Cyril's, Chicago Illinois 'Meridian High School, Meridian, Mississippi 'Mississippi State University, B.S., Chemistry major and Business minor, SERVICE: United States Marine Corps Honorable Discharge CHURCH: St. Augustine, Casselberry ACTIVITIES: United Cerebral Palsy, Chairman of the Board • Seminole County Port Authority, Chairman of the Board • Seminole County Water Conservation and Advisory Board, Chairman • Sanford Elks* The Florida Bass Fisherman Magazine, Founder • Sertoma, Charter Member • Lyman Booster Club • Milwee YMCA Midget Football, Sponsor • Toastmasters • Seminole High Booster Club • Florida Planning and Zoning Association American Chemical Society • Friends of the Library • Veterans of Foreign Wars • Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. MEET MY POLITICAL MACHINE MICHAEL ... CAMPAIGN CHAIR. MAN (age: 12 years, 9 months) As a result of his "Political knowhow, I may very well carry the 7th grade class at Milwee School. ALSO FUND RAISER. Due tohiscontinuing efforts my campaign coffers have been increased nearly S8.00. qITTV .lti _. - .vi -r ririi LADY LA (age, closely guarded political secret) DY Five Ordinances Up At Lake Mary The lake Mary City Council I - WITH THIS TYPE OF SUPPORT I JUST MAY BECOME COMMISSIONER TOM BINFORD She has been a tremendous asset throughout my campaign, particularly in view of the fact that she has had tr'aditional leanings toward the Opposing political party. BINFORDCOM-MENTS... at its 7:30 meeting Thursday night will adopt on second and final reading five ordinances. The proposed laws include "Having to secure the squatures of thusjnd of ii'; tered v oters Yli petition a$ '.-elI as paying the filing fee and qualifying in Tallahassee in order to hiv e my name placed on the ballot was toui! However, it gave me the oppoflunity to meet and talk with a lot of concernthj citizens, and for this reason was a very rewarding experience. regulations on fencing, swinuning pools, mandatory Being an INDEPENDENT means I have no parry strings, and can therefore freely vote my convictions. Seminole County needs a broader tax base to water hookup, temporary cmplo>ment by the city and collection and disposal of solid waste. Under new business, the council wit' ii consider a water purchase contract with the City of Sanford and revenue notes to Finance improvements on the att'r system. help ease the tax t)urder, of ths,' on fixed incomes. We need to actively solicit clean, light ndutry arid citjjt, more jobs for our people Tighter reins are needed on the county budget which has tripled to o - er $ 18,000,000 in the past 6 years during these years neiflier the . population or county s'rvices hje tripled paid Pal. Al,,, oaiJ f ut b -. Vote Independent - �. At IA' I1*4 IWs, Fl. - ity, OCL 7. 1WI I P!!!I$Y1van1a S.nat. . I _ n Now York Se I A Prelude To ' N. i ' . I NEW YORK TheHeraidSenke, PITTSBURGH - It's a that HiI1E pI lkeun matdu, eopectally tf received $880 In illegal Gulf oople - - - as suspected, both candidate CU Casdithiglona bt 1$7172. are teaming of the presidency Green also charges Heinz voted 1jiFNii TELEVISION jj - up the road, for legislation to give the 1 4 Perhaps In the vicinity of 1888. Industry an additional *110 HEINZ GREEN Theta the story behind the billion, while he, Green, Wit story in the race between U.S. prime spomor of an amend Reps. wWte J. Green and H. ment that repealed the oil dealership well as body shop on City Hall at It:30 A.M. In ordot minister." Jolm Heinz 111 for the seat depletion allowance. budgets, barth penalties for the following described prerty: N consider a request for a variance ' vacated by Senate MIrortty But the New York senatorial thup and no achool busing. The This is Green's claim to fame of Lot 21, Spring HIMInOCt, as the Zoning Ordinance as It pertains Leader Hu h Scott of Pennrace, at least, is a contest liberal g the . one he cites most for recorded In P17,, Pages 2.3, Public to front Yard setback ropilrements • Americans 4i sylvania. between two men who could not Democratic Action rates his Recorda of Seminole County, less in SRI zoned district. Lot 42, S. often, and, says he, It has cost 1. • have been better chosen by the congreulonal voting per- the foileing pircol: Beginning I Pinecrest First Addition, property '" Republican end Both Heim Big Oil $1.7 billion over the past ... of t i, ccate at fl07 S. Park Ave. b. Democrat Green are 38; both year and a ha1f, relieving founding fathers' Incumbent (ormance as zero. Aisi that's rim South 111 ft to rood, thence SWiy • .. The planned use of the property is 11 are trim. handsome, James Buckley 73 ft, thence NW1y to a point to add from porch to S.F residence. and okay with his loyalists, 1111017 articulate dlnary taxpayers of that bur• B. L. Perkins Democratic challenger Patrick whom feel Buckley is the man begInning. thence East to the point and Intelligent. Both have den. The campaign Is replete • • beginning. Also lees the right. Chairman demonstrated humane concern with figures, round and Moyathan represent politics at to replace Ronald Reagan as oI.way for SN. 13 and 550. Further •. Board of Adiustment its best. for the elderly, the ill, the otherwise. the conscience of Tory thought. data-Ibid as fronting on Highway Publish: Oct 77. 1575 11.57, $orffi of Tree Road, Sec DEE-139 . unemployed They seem straight from and UnThose Gulf Oil funds were the " fl a,g is partIcnlly 352030 fOIST. Big 1) derprivileged. democracy's central casting, strong among Now Yorkers major Issue In the Republican 3. JAMES W. MULLIS - $AU1. NOTICE OF SHERiFF'S SALE* Each is Heinz, sdon of the H.J. Heinz primary, and Heinz long ago sober and who are against abortion. 1575)-UT! Al Agricilture Zone IS HEREBY GIVEN that sophatJcatJ, yet witty and Buckley is one of Washington's - To park a Mobile home for a by NOTICE food processing (crime, has a blamed their 'icceptance on a virtue Issued of that certain Writ of limited time on the following EuHon likable. Neither is burdened by leadlngproponentsofthe Right dated net worth of $1.1 miflian, misinfonned ai de. It was. he out of and under described prcp. a hint of tcrsonal oz t4, L Amendment. onthan, 233 It South of the NW Commencing n$y crt of .. 'also receives the proceeds htslsts, an honest mistake. i,i_...cr tiE SW hw , of tn Orange County, FIor,da, upon a final ¼OfNE¼oflheNE from an $11 milhic trust fund. professional scandal. PsIdes conversely, says he is perMean while, 11 ¼OfSectlon2S. judgment rendered In the aforesaid BUCKLEY MOYNIHAN this, they represent two op- sonally opposed to abortion but 21 30 ffienca South 2loft Ent 210 N, court on the 27th day of July, A.D. G reen, on the other hand, mentions his Republicanism, is North 210 ft and WOO 21011 to the posits 1575. In that certain case entitled, but Inherited political savvy and attacking respectable ti Green's of beginning. Further Aetna favor laws , ministration when the same not only Big Oil, but the philosophies. The result is a It. Finance Company, Plaintiff,. described as on Tuskawlila Road. fa er, e dependence, if character. In11 stan dar vs. Gary M. Herndon, Defendant, connections from his th th Dot ds of justice are applied Democratic leadership, In and campaign that does the state (DIII. I) late William J. Green Jr., speech after speech, Heinz says to Richa wnith aforesaid Writ of Esecutlon To assure a close race, 1. JAMES A. BLOTCH SAUl NixonHeinz." , Sen. (Hugh) out of Congress, and elements and even the nation proud; "No former congressman who also Green has always been on the Scott, andrdJohn was delivered to me as Sheriff of Buckley is reminding voters 75).S2TE A.1 Agric ultu re Zan* - Seminole County, Flo rida, and of Big Labor as well. doubled for years as public payroll, and Is nezmatter who wins," SAYS One that Moynihan embraces ftToofPark a Mobile home on the E 430 have levied upon the foilowIn (Scott, who was one of the W SM ft Heinz h as of the 5121 ft of observer here, "the people Philadelphia's Democratic tricably committed to the He the described property owned by Gary "extravagant Democratic NW '. o NW ¼ of Section 320.3). mentors, was accused flip-flopper. Green is a co- can't lose." boss. M. Heindon, said property being Further described as East Spending proposals" such as a Philadelphia Democratic cated InsemInoie County, Fo,. Presently it appears as if plan to guarantee all Cameron, South all S.R . 45. (Dli?. 2) Green, with degrees from St. organization and Gov. Milton J. of having received Illegal sponsor of the Humphreymore particularly described as campaign funds from Gulf Oil Hawkins full-employment bill, Moynihan will win. A popular WILLIAMS. SPENCER. Joseph College and Vilhanova Shapp's state organization Corp.) Americ a subsidence in- SA(1I.1$.75).$1TE PUD (Planned follows: and also the Kennedy-Korman figure whose combination Of University law school, Is which has been riddled by One 1105 Chrysler Automobile, come. For his part Moynihan unit Development) Zone Heinz says Green Is fun- health Insurance bill, but now, scholarly accomplishment To New Yorker ID No. CEI3HSC3O3SSS, Kennedyesque in speech and dictments in the past few renew temporary trailer parking and accuses Buckley of per mit for nightwatcp,man zeus. damentally a tax-and-spend says Heinz, Green has reser- public service is perhaps represent on the Title No. 5335303 gesture. He was on the scene In In fact the thrust of Heinz' ing "the tiny splin r emat following described property: te The being stored at Altamonte Garage, vations about both of these. without parallel in the nation, group of Conservative party Wes designated Los Angeles when his good campaign is a double effort to as "Golf Course" at III s Long nod Avenue, Altamonte friend, Bobby Kennedy, was link Green to machine politics, Also, Heinz tells his the puckish, 49-year-old in- Ideologies and cranks who the Weklva Hunt Club PUD in prings, Florida. Additional in. i.t. For further In- formation available from the civil Tor he all bucked this Green responds Section assassinated, and to liberal democracy of the that ''" audiences, until recently Green tellectual has the strength of nominated him." formation on exact location, contact Division of the Seminole Count( has voted against all defense the Democratic registration Heinz. a graduate of Yale type favored by Americana for machine when he ran against appropriations, So it Is that rhetoric reigns the Land Development Division. Sheriff's Deportment. - I the undersigned as Sheriff of and has University and of Harvard Democratic Action, who, in. Frank Rizzo for mayor In 1971 voted for legislation never going for him. There are a even when the political to limit n- (OIST.3) S. W. W. MORSE - BA(1I.lS.75). Seminole County, Florida, will at million more Democrats than testant.s are Business school, is a superb ddentally,scoreGreenabouj3O literate. But at I3TE A.1 Agriculture Zone To 11:00 A.M. on the urn day of Also, heemphasIies,when school busing. Green attributes Republicans athlete, an American-rated points higher than Heinz. in New York, least this time the grammar park a mobilehomeon the following November. 1575. offer for Sale and sell to A.D. the highest promoted the oil depletion this latter position to his op. many of whom have not had a and syntax are lovely. skier, a tennis buff, and a Says Heinz: "I want bidder, for described Property: Begin to know allowance repealer, he de fied position to demagoguery. Norm and 31.5$ It west of SE owner cash, subject to any and all existing winnable moderate to vote for candidate who jogs two miles a when Green intends to condemn of Government Lot 1, in Section U. loins, at the Front (West) Door of in years. day. the Shapp adminIstration and, 15-25, run North 107 ft. West the Seminole county Courthouse In Moynihan's appeal to the So most political pros In the for that matter, the Rim ad. Sanford, Florida, the above Norm 91. 16 n. North SI L gal ioc West described personal property. _____________________________ 132.25 It, South 215.35 ft,deg. masses stems largely from state regard either or both of ministration. I think he's ac. East 0' 155.75 That said sale is being made to 11, North 55 11. East 100 ft brief service the as ambosu&r these Young ambitious corn- tually Afraid of Frank Rizzo." begin, satisfy tt. terms of said Writ of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ning. Further described astolocated to the United Nations (nine SEMINOLE cous Execution. petitors as presidential To which Green replies: "FU -rv, FLORIDA on Orange Boulevard, (01ST. 31 John E. Polk, material. But as of now they're criticize corruption In the months). His time as a public CIVIL ACTION NO. 751437.CA49 D. VARIANCES CONTINUID _____ S h eriff DIVISION: PC es I. DONALDE. RAINIER BA(lo. rnanactuallypredat fighting like a couple of ward Shapp administration and Seminole County, Florida thJtp(Jst FEDERAL HOME LOAN MOR. 1$-75).lciV-. A-i Agriculture Zone n f lu n heelers. The campaign is In- corr uption in the Rizzo adhe was a m ba ssador to India TOAGE CORPORATION, a i fli Side Setback from 2511 to 11.2 ft Publish : Oct 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 1,75 from 1973 to 1975, and before peration, and Front setback from 3011 to 1211 DEE-101 MARCO ISLAND (AP) Dr. John Grady says he's that he made news as the White Plaintiff, on the following described property: sticking to his charge that the brother-in-law of Sen. Lawton House counsellor who advised CLAUDIS WAYpEB COBLE, et al, Begin NE corner of Lot I, St. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Joseph's SD, PIS 1. Pg 114. run FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY. Chiles got millions of dollars worth of federal architectural Richard Nixon to follow a Defendants. South on Ent line ot said Lot 135211 , FLORIDA. contracts after Qles went to Washington. NOTICE OF SALI course of "benign neglect" ACTION NO. lS-ltlI-CA44A "The record shows exactly what happened," Republican Grady Notice Is hereby given that, of said Lot IlOUlt, thence West and CIVIL I regarding programs for blacks. pursuant In RI: th, Marriage of to an order or a final parallel to North lineof said Lot said here Tu es day night. LEADING 1113 ARTHUR OLIVER ANDERSON Still, his legend was formed at ludgment of foreclosure entered in ft. thence North and parallel to East __ Grady, opposing the Democratic Incumbent in Tuesday's the Petitioner the abOvecaptioned action, i will U.N. of — told Lot thence I, 101$ ft, ••. ...._,.,_,.t L.,4lnn •,,..A êI... . - - . and .iu 'fl, Property situated In east and parallel to North line cOn rugzuy irregwar.' W of WANDA MAY ANDERSON His happy face hidp.gatough eminole Courtly, Florida, described The brother-In-law, Edward Grafton, denied Tuesday in Coral said Lot 111311 to FOB, on U*ala mind, Mo ynihan's blunt style as: Respondent Road (01ST. 3) Gables that he 6:00 ) (4) (1) (I) (12) ws e EWIWIEPICY ONE (7) AS MAN HAVES 4 EVERYBOO-S BUSs- W NESS - — 2) TOPIC: (4) HERS MPERT AND THE NM BRASS (I) JWE AM) DICK iPiCOV. FNT GARDENS (I) r,E BIONIC WOMAN .keTIS QXTfo robot repoos point 1 -1 - d 1.1 . Bond. Ibme Phl,411$ Ciitin, and Donald &anvn loin a i-Wi' of Others. WdI.idlrç the voices of — i Louis Armaillong. aboUftAnWimovwwm as ep(eued in its sonp. O t 1A - — . LOYDUNT$RRISSTHIAT.. m tvauk3ur , AMERCAS FiREPLACE .u,cu had ever used the senator to get federal 4j Lot I, and the West '.', of Lot 7, I. VARIANCES NOTICE OF ACTION ruffled the world body but Block F. Lake WAYMAN DA(1I.u3. TO WANDA MAY ANDERSON I. OUY J. BREWER delighted his countrymen. __________ He HEIGHTS, according to 1 I campaign debate. Box 205 75)-lIly - A-I Agriculture Zone he P11 It -blasted resolutions as "obth eof as recorded in Flat Book 3, Lot Width Variance from 2001? to er Rome City. Indiana 46754 In the c minutes of the debate, Grady charged that scene" and dismissed corn- Page ____________________________ 52, of the Public Records of ft ontheSouthlS3ftofth.Noflh YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "direct federal contracts worth $45 million" were awarded to the mittee reports as "rubbage." County, Florida. ft of the East 741? of the SW ¼ of me that an action for Dissolu tion of rurn after Chiles went to the Sena te. Together with the fallowing NE ¼ of Section 30.20.30, less west , He left the one nation-one vote equipment: ['] 1 33 If easement on the 74 ft and you are required to serve a copy night, Grady gave different figures. He of your written defenses to it, if any. between 1971 said that structure ridiculous. As for Range. Dishwasher, Refrigerator, dimension). Further described as on and 1974, Grafton's firm received $35 million in WaII.to.WaiI Carpeting, pool, located on Freyec and CAR ROLL BURKE. Attorney for actions of the hostile 'l'i Lake Emma _____________ direct federal contracts and about $20 million in indirect Petitioner, *"*address is eu'Roads. (01ST. 2) con- World members, Moynihan Garbage Disposal Ni at Public sale, fo the highest and Atlantic Bank BuildIng We -. tracts. 2. JOHN 5. WILSON - BACH-IS. said they were "abominable." bidder for Cash, at the west front 7'1-)01V - Al Agriculture - Sanford. Florida. and file the zone Grafton, president of Ferendino, Grafton, Spillas and Candela He has not been so blunt door of the SemInole County Rear Yard Variance f rom Soft to 311 origInal with the Clerk of Circuit had said Grady couldn't have been citing the firm's actual fees since, Court of Sanford . Seminole County, n Sanford. Florida at to construct a greenhouse on 3 ho wever, — about tCourthouse he 11:00 A .M. on the 5th day of Nelson's AM HeIghts Florida on or before the 11th day of when he used the $45-million figure. He explained that arLakeview fl, U.N. or much else. As a mere 1 November, 1976. Amended Piat, PB I?, Pg t, in November, A.D. 1916, otherwise a chitectural fees on federal projects are only five per cent of the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. f-I Section 2530.30, on SR. 427 and default will be en tered against you per cent winner in the total project cost. Cler k of the Circuit Court for t he ruler demanded In the I—. Lake Ruth Drive. (01ST. 2) Democratic primary (over By: Cherry Kay Travis Petition . 3. CALVIN — -• T. tRYAMY — reminis tiep. Bella AInUg, Deputy Clerk WITNESS my Hand and the OfS.75).)05V_R.I Res idtlal Zone .;_' who, he said, "stands for the SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE — Lot Width Variance from lOft to tidal seal of tnis Court on tt,i the , NICHOLS 6053 It on the following described Ilth of October, A D. 1916 politics ofruin"), Moynihan Attorneys for Plaintiff Property: Beg. 1315.11? N and 340.53 (Seat) -.' ": sculptured his campaign to 500 Sarnett Bank Building It WOt SE car of SW', of Section 33. H BeCkwjth, Jr. appeal to liberals as well as the Jacksonville, Florida 32702 19.3$, run 10524 It E 60.53' N 1(5.23' Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cher ry Kay Travis W 40.53' to FOB, on Washington others. hence he regularly Publish: Oct. 27, iSiS Deputy Clerk Street. (01ST. 3) "Built it ourselves,,, turns up in Manhattan's DEE 131 1. SOUTHERN REALTY CARROLL BURKE as a weekend project.,, Spanish Harlem now to show EQUITIES, INC - BACII.,sys). Attorney f or Petitioner FICTITIOUS NAME — 112V C-I Commercial Zo curious Puerto Ricans that he Zone — Sign 612 Sanford Atlantic Notice is hereby given that I am and it cost less than Variance from 23 sq ft to 72 sq st on Bank Bldg has compassion as well as engaged Sanford. Firrida 32771 in business at ill East the following described we expected" horns perty: Publish Oct. I), 30, 77, Nov 3, 1fl Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, Beg. 15032 ft Not NW cor ofpro NE 14 at W '/ run N 4111111.311 ft N SI deg 53 min DEE 71 No doubt he will have to do Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of TRIM HEALTH You'll be surprised too when SI sec E 145.71 N 4311 E to Wly lire 11 more than sculpture to get AND WEIGHT ioss CLINIC, and S.R. 400, S 10 deg you find out how easy ills to m in 51 sec W NOTICE OF SHERIFF' some leftishvotes. They cannot that I intend to register said name SlO.SSftS5 dog01 S SALE 4 min l51053 install a Heatilator b ra nd FireIS HEREBY GIVEN that forgive his ties to Nixon-Ford, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, It W 253.72 It to beginning in Sect 3. byNOTICE virtue at that certain Writ osØ Seminole County, Florida in ac place. It costs only about a 2129. Further described as located Ececution 'c" nor what they consi der to be his cordanc, issued out of and under with th provisions of the at the NW corner of 5, R. 431 and I I the Will of the Circuit third of what you 'would expect. apathy toward minority Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Court of (01ST. 3) Orange County, Florida, upon final A real wood-burning fireplace worri es. During the campalgna Section 553.09 F lo rida Statutes 1951. iudgm t en S Diane H. Falstad S. KENNETH C. KLOS - BA(II- court on rendered in the aforesaid protester shoved a banana which will meet both your fondest the 7th day of June, A.D. S 15)10W — R.IA Residential Publish Oct 13, 20, 27. Nov. 3. 1976 Zone creme pie in his face. A Just DEE 72 dreams and lightest budget! — Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to ISiS. in that certain case entitie, reward 26 ft on Lot,, Aldean Garde. In Hughes Supply, Inc. Pllintiff, vs sa ys Pamela FICTITIOUS NAME ec r Company, Inc., Vihlen Eltic Section 1431.39, on Hollyhock Drive. Harriman, wile of New Deal Defendant, which aforId Writ of Notice is hereby given that I am (OIST 3) Democrat W. Averell engaged in business at ill East Execution was delivered to me as 6.RANDALL.KNIOH T_BA(II Sheriff of Seminole County Florida, Harriman: "Don't you really Semoran Olvd, Altamonte Springs, lS75).1QSV A-I Agriculture Zone and I have levied Seminole County. Florida under the upon the following think it's Insulting to the Senate fictitious name of TRIM CLINIC, 'Lot SizeVarianc.fromi360 sq11 described Property owned by to 42.201) sq It on Lot to. Shady Oaks to suggest this kind of but- and that I intend to register said Unrecorded Vlhi,n Electric Company, Inc., $aIc. Plat, In Section 11-20-39, property name with the Clerk of IhC Circuit This Heatilator Fireplace being located in Seminole 0 loon?" on Oak Lane. (01ST. 3) Court, Seminole County, Florida in provides a patented, conCounty, Florida. more Particularly As Is often the case In such accordance ?. MICHAEL D. WELSH —BA(S) dance with the provisions Of as follows F trolled, heat-circulating sys1 3.76).109V R IA Residential Zone heated inter-party feuding, the the Norm 23 feet Of Lot 1), Block 7A, Name Statutes, To — Lot Size Variance from 'oco sq ft tern that puts more heat chief beneficiary is the op. Wit Section 14309 Florida Statutes to 7VS sq ft on Lot e. Oreamwold, Section 2, according to 0! , I Black S. Lake Plat thereo f as reco back Into YOU rooms. . an Ridge Park, in Section i 25.. rded In PI at position. [fence James Buckley, ----iI 30 on s- Diane H. Falstad Book 1, Page 30, PUbliC Record* energy-saving dream come of ' 56, pins his hopes on united Publish. Oct 53, 70.27, Nov.), I16 Ridge Road. (01ST. 1) Seminole County, Florida I. MICHAEL 0. WELSHBA(Iu tru& All units canya2O Lot 10, Block 7A, 2nd Republicans and divided DEE 73 IS 74)-1IOV R-IA Residential Zone Year warranty and are ,Ll Lot Size Variance from 0O sq ft to Dreamwold. according to plat Democrats this November. ______________ SE.AINOLE COUNTY BOARD guaranteed smoke-free All 717 sq It on Lot 7, Block S. Lake thereof as recorded in Flat Book i. Alas, he too has problems In his o ADJUSTMENT Ridge Park, in Section 1ev 30. on Page 30. of the Public Recor ds of built-in wood-burning own church. Buckley's GOP Seminole County, Florida Notice Public Hearing Ridge Road (OIST 4) Heatilator Fireplaces are r ~__"~k,TllllIN w ar- chitectural work, as Grady implied in Monday night's Senate ___ _______ ________________ _______ 7 It U I' --. I ' '-.--:. - *21 — R ZAYRI PLAZA t 1w by ca. trns - You Local People Have Asked For Them, So The Sheraton Sanford Inn Returns ................................. "Ike Cve'ujdaq PuWir For Your Listening measure 8glnning FRIDAY, OCT. 29 9PM'TILlAM Every night except Sunday J) Sheraton-Sanford Inn 1411,SateRd. 46 - Ph. 323-4080 Sanford instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, — back .., WWWW11 wo uuaui,aiiy. riria each and box it in, , ChdA9alI= Conduit Lava Solfataras Crater Magma Stronibolian Fumarole Pahoehoe Volcanic Ash ' Lapilli Pumice Vulcanian Tomorrow: Theater SNM!0 "Oslo" 1111 - adv. - DTWAOL I AVTH I FGALAA ARHOEAPTPUMJ PUNRAKE EOSTOTYSOLFETMOApAD HMSHNST IUDNOCANT JIB DBAAAAMMHEOHARAALOD NORDCHALLPAENOI FLAI OLANLSGEMAHOCLNL I HX MITCONDUM IVHLEAEGOA AAAAYPUGAUOAUHCTAOp INFRETARCPLPV I LALDO DGLMPMAHOEHOMEURKET MAOU STROMBOUL I VCEVO RMSFANTETMPVCLOVHNC • — OIL FSYVOLCAN I CASH BSCRD FREE SWAP SHOP AND PLEA ANKIT VIIY SUNDAY A.M..5 pJo, CALL 221.l3t -, Representative State ROMAOLANUAMEBDAVOKG - -':: iHPIYIC I Democrat—Out. 34 VOLCANOES 13" " 1 • £ "Superchick" * - vs 9) HAPPY Vote Nov. 2 for "Slim 'N Trim," the class begins Nov. 11, meets Th ursda y 7 -9p.m., ends Dec. 16. "SlIm'N Thin" is a course In mil d exercise designed to increase muscle tone and physical vigor. Fee: $12.50. The classes listed above are fee-supporjej, and are presented at no cost to the taxpayer. Those desiring more Information may contact the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College. 5:30 '3'pi 6) HOGAN-S HEROES 9 BEVERLY HILL.B1WES STYLE • Joe Knowles isarnan of characier and ab i/il;'.,, "Beginners Guide to Antiques," starts Nov. 4, meets Th u rsda ys 7-10 p.m., ends Dec. 16. IndructorAlDiedolfwllldis ssthefouo),thgtop jcs: What is an Antique? Determining an Antique's Value; Fakes, Copies and Reproductions ; Collect ing on a Modest Income; and many other areas which will provide valuable information for those interested in darting the fascinating field of collecting antiques. Fee $15. EMERGEIicy "AssiultOn Precinct e ________ I 7:30 —Sam Heniy Powell — 4:00 11:30 2) 19 SnJP.e'Ens 4J (62 LOVE OF LIFE 61 LOVE, AMERICAN 2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 SUNSHSIE ALMANAC "I reCOmmend Joe KnO'lAlIeS" "Coin Collecting for Pleasure and Profit." M. mo y Ti th Dunn. professional nwnlsmatist, will be the in ructor. st Course covers all aspects of coin collecting with a view toward teaching students the Ins and outs of coin collecting the possible profits to be gained and the pitfalls one may encounter, The central theme will be on the pleasure to be gained from the hobby. Fee $15. 2) IRONSIDE (A) ISLAM G116) 1ERV GRIFFIN 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 430 1) MARCUS WELSY M.D.: Preeryod Wed.. see below, • 9. (Wed. only) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL Hind Sunday." Slocy of a fnendshç between a teenage girl and asI1od boy. Jewel Blanch , Leigh McCloskey star. 5:00 2i ADAM 12(R) ety program with Ho as host arid onnaIrng at Waikiki Beach. Honolulu. 6:10 ________ 3:15 9) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 _4 :6) MATCH cw.t 24 zoop, place. FOR F U N "Basic Car Care" begins Nov. 9, meets Tuesday 7-9 p.m. This is a basic course in routine maintenance. Covers car safety checks, cooling system checks and maintenance, oil and lubrication maintenance sched ule; an analysis of the wear patterns of tires, and soluflons; baue ry Operauonand care; plus other important aspects of automotive operation that are especially helpful. Fee: $15. SHOW: Newccmedyandvan. 8:00 9) StlAis.JuwL€ least-watched of the three SEMINOLE COMMUNiTY COLLEGE LEISURE TIME PROGRAM 9) ()&n only) HOT SEAT Itrough Fri.) DON HO Morning _______ .' - LEARN - Sly SWhers arid hkeicy Wa'er. 200 '9) 120.000 PYRAMID: ProWed, see 11:310 p.m. 2.30 2) (12) THE DOCTORS ) 6 THE GUIDINGLIGHT 9) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 '2) (l2) ANOTHER WORW '4) 16) ALL IN THE FAMILY 12.i MARCUS WELBY. M.D. 11:00 (2) WHEEL OF RTUNE 4jç3•A_Mjy 4* NOTFOR WOMENONlY, Cohosis: Polty Bergen, (Tues. Frank F,eld. Thursday • - -• -. moot famous nome(Sow: 2) HOLLYWOOD nationally tel cv Is ccl CBS dill leads the evening Presidential de ba te was the news pack, with NBC In second Jackal" when wha t was to have It was seen in an est ima ted been the fourth World Series 21.7 million homes which is Carol &tnee. Valerie M Conan, Oaudege Cdburt(B&W) 1932 (Fri,) 'Pressure Point." Sidney POkier. Bobby DaM. (B&W) 1982. 24 IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Orange County School System. until 3pm. 93c) 4* 700 CLUB 10.00 '2i 12) s.t-so tj ((A) r4) (6) PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 losing __________________ ________________ — - George 1:30 LATE NEWS 2:00 — ___ W.C. Folds. ie (Thurs.) ,. 2 DALY DEVOTIONAL - — (9) IZDAYSOFOURUVES cs s m w TURNS (9) FAMILY FEUD: Pr.&,,Md Wed., we below, (9) (Wed. only) AONA LOOKS AT N WOMEN: Fbss rett. " 1:10 (9) a.t. . LxLl•• CR411 aras I (B&W) 1946. (Wed.) •y rootrrwte disappear after loaWig for job intAj,es(R) 1:00 2) 112) TOMORROW 4* NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOL 105 (511 MOVIE "flyee Hind fSce." Lorena Young.1Devid — rie" less show the previous month. dience estimates, however, in four outings. (NBC); "One Day at a Time" Two weeks ago, their at,. provide a dramatic Illustration The week's two World Series CBS); "Six Million Dollar dlence dropped to about 6.8 mil. of how a little rain pa r- games on NBC also did well In Man" ( ABC); "Maude," '10 Don homes. But last week more the ratings, Tuesday's CincIn- Min utes," "All's Fair," "Good than7.lmflfl on homes obj Series game also can flood nail-New York joust being fifth- Times," "Kojak" and "Charlie their newscasts, ABC says it NBC's ratings hopes. rated and Thursday's finale Brown" (CBS). expects such fluct uations to The network last Wednesday getting the highest ratlngsofall Other ratings:Last Friday's contin ue for a while. had to subst itute "Day of the four games. (1) NEWS GoryCooper, Mary f1afl 12:40 (I) MYSTERY OF THE WEEK: "Good Salary, Prospacts, Free Coftln Kin Derby 9:00 (4) (6) ALL IN THE FAMILY: A pitalized Archie Is raged when he ece,est1,M Con 1opog, (A) MIDDAY 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9:00 3) ppp,,, Dotta1u (4) MIKE ootj "9) MOVIE: (Ibt)'Suepect,'. Charles EJF (B&W) 1945. (.)"me W. WILD, WILD WEST 1* THE UNTOUCHABLES LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU 2) (12) NBC MOVIE:"jje odielnwi. Private, Eye" Story of a 21.r prIvate eye, heed by an atiractive amnesia vlctVn Dennis Dugan. pt 1230 2) (12) THE GONG SHOW (.4) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 19) ALL MY CHILDREN 12:55 2J 100 12) (12) '7) IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION: Until 3:30 p.m., County Schad System. 24 MAC NEL.LEHERER RE. PORT 8:30 1200 (4) 83) e e ce Cla __ day. Weody Guthrie — ___ 11:30 cSJctirç Golthwa 24 GREAT p E FORMANCES: "Music In MWt. TheA*riBrothers 12) 50 (Fri.) MAX 9J4lp, LE 12) (12) TONIGHT 14) MOVIE: f• COlid Cheat Dosflu. Anton Diffring, Christopher Lee. 1950. 1dsh. Men fries lo rele ' 1Med, "6) MARY H RARTMAN 73 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 19) THE ACOIdIES (A) 24... ISACANDIDATE TOO: ..kikis Levin, Soda$st Labor Party. of OSIsecretaries created by a clabolicai gerus bunt on ab- — - 24 BOOK BEAT 110 ') (4) (1) (0) .141D NEWS 4* WL, VVILD WEST 1J MARY I4ARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU t$:00 (4) it) YOUNG AND RESTLEM PERRY 6:45 (4) LOCAL. hEWS 8'54 (12) WHAT'S 0:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 7 00 (3) (12) TODAY ( at 725 and 825). • RO (7) 4 SESAME (9) GOOD N. ICA: ('Good PtbTII Floridaat 725 and 8:25 a.m., local fl5, $pofl5) 8:00 (4) (6) CAPTAIN a wetictis ----'n, a rrstedote Striping rrwi. 1030 • ALAN BURKE SHOW a BALLOT -M 11 . 12:00 42) HI NEIGHBOR won. (8) 1126,H30 QUESTION HOGAHS IEto pyj.ij (9) '12) MY THREE soes - ___ , ardal (4) CI) ORLANDO AND DAWH Guests: CroI$ O'Connor, Engelbert Humperna. IH NEWS (7) MACNEIL.LEHRER REPORT (1) CHARLES ANGELS: The SWEEPSTAKES It - LOS ANGELES (AP) Lag game was rained out. The mov- good, but abo ut 1.3 million few- sch uled ed debates. It Was seen week's retIngsare in,ay iewOw$dlI)intheNielyjicel. er homes than watched last on the three networks In show The Ponz still is king, the ler. season's exciting Series finale 33.960,000 homes. W World Series game didn't Which enabled competing between Boston and Cincinnati More Man 38 million homes do as well as the one a year ago network shows that night like on NBC. tuned In the first Ford-Carter and "Charlie's Angels" can CBS' "Alice" and "Good For those who count such debate, with about 700,000 fewer now be called a hit. Times" and ABC's "Bionic things, last week's 20 top-rated homes watching the second ABC, in winning the No. i Woman," "Baretta" and shows were "Ha ppy Days," delete. In weekly ratings averages for "Charlie's Angels" to get th eir "Laverne and Shirley" and The Nielsens show ups and evening shows for the fifth bed ratings yet this season. "Charlie's Angels" (ABC); downs for ABC's new Harry r t week, st aigh did it with the All fi ve wound up among the NBC's Thursday and Tuesday Reasoner-Barbara Walters help of "Happy Days," the top- week's 20 highest-rated shows. World Series shows; "Bionic week night newscasts. Their rated show in the week ending "Angels" did best, coming in Woman" (ABC); ,,All in the much-publicized first week was Oct. 24. No. 3. It can safely he called the Familyto( CBS); "Sunday Movseen in a nightly average of 8 It was seen in nearly .s season's new hit series, as it Ic" and "Baretta" (ABC); milllonhomes, about 2 million million homes Tuesday ni ght. never has dropped below 10th "Alice" and "M-A-S.H" (CBS); more than watched the WaltersThe A.C. Nielsen Co. au- place in the Nielsen standings "Little Ho use on the Prai 634 lhe help in her fl'e k &e& the power of a ,, (9) PRICE IS RIGHT (.4) C E L E B A I y y * ,_i as a flU$y, Oèt V.1176-7* Forvz' Is Still King Televis ion 'S Ratings Of CBS PEWtI Afternoon WORDS It. 730 •. 14 (6) 0 FRAN CARLTON EXSHOW AND YOU • 7:00 2) TO TELL THE TRUTH (4) BRADY BUNCH IC I DREAM OF ENJJE (.7) FEEDBACK (I) WILD. WILD '#IVFLD OF ANIMALS (2 TREASURE141UNT 2 MAC7EL.LEtEJRERRE. PORT . Grady Repeats "C otsi do flake MENTARY JEANNIE (Wed).) 08CC: PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fri.) PICTURE OF IEALTH uiiversity r-•ERCISE (4) KL1ANA (I) SUNRISE SEMESTER FL The i PALL HARVEY COM- . 10,00 ' IIAO (I) (1km.) WITH THIS RING announced. 83D 2) (12) NBC ws 4)(I) CBS NEWS (1) ZOOM (V ABC NEWS ____ - (7 FAMILY (I) BA.PETTA Lane bccs. A niida ufuiestuina b crss piibhni, for rolt. (IbAjert Hake) whpnhs ohs bavengs Uw rms of a room welter. 030 (4) Ct) ALICE: Eplodeiot,s - I who has been can- which is that his personl'l £.. e'i. un*wr described is East _______________ sored by his colleagues for legal philosophy Iqiares nicely with ot Smlnole Flying Nanch Airport on mpr1etIu. A racist from U11t of a great many non(0151.1) NOTICITOmEpuILIc 2. DICK BAlED, INC. -SA(11.%5. Georgia who wants to be political New Yorkers. Notice is hereby given that the 751.2Sf - C.3 Commercial Zone - Board of Adjustment of the City of president. Even a Montanan The senator believes in email To operate a repair shop In con Sanford will hole a Special ?Msting who's running for "prime government, bg defense lunctlon with an automobile on Friday. October 25, 1575 in th e i ~ somewhere LISTINGS • Wednesday Eveni ng - $14 Eveala. HiraM, , wmwwwmmu~ ___ There is a familiar assoitment York City. of riffraff running for federal And yet Buckley has offlcethiayear. Aconvlctedaex strengths which obvIously felon In Utah. A congressman minimize this GOP among ' L.g d Notic. asaiaw iocafo ii Section ti NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM 31. on OMwsy Street. WIlT. 3) NOTICE N hereby given HM I. ulaulsy To PANK A GONZALEZ COSTA ASSOCIATES. T$AILII IN AN ps.; INC. a Florida corporation Is NUCUATIOISAL 5NI p engaged k busfoust 1107 Palm LIMITED TIME CONTINUED. Way, Sanford, SemW&e County, 1. MRS. IDWAIDNOPPMAJS Florida under the Fictitious name of *AlST_ ,gp,, RINGS SUPPLIES, South Park and Lob 51 through ft Lake Jeuiap Drive, Sanford, Florida, and the paratlon intend to regIster ffiof tWISMS U ecardid Flat. in Section 1.2031. off S.M.. 45 fOIST. 1) non* with the Clerk of the Circuit C. SPECIAL IxCIpTIo$ Court of Seminole County pursuant )MNS. EUNICE N. SIMMONS - to 51055.05 Florida llaMas. IA(1I.1145).syI Al (Corp. 511111111) AOr$CUItVTO Zone - To pert a GONZALEZ COSTA mobile home on e following ASSOCIATES, INC. _ th p By Chores P. Gonzalez 7h, ft. lees the South )tOO ft of East President l0000flOftheSW¼oVSW%4,of NW Publish: Oct. 77, Now. 3. 10, 17, ifS 'A of Section 2021.37. lying North DEC.13? Can't Lose' tely Green never1dvcters forget ftSEMMOL t I ...-_. — P 'The Presidency? ate :.. 1AA \ ' 12uxpoiu KOtACOLOR Mark 123C — 4 & printed ,.0 This Price Includes I.I.L. listed. Everyt hing Far Average installation Corni In And See Many Other PAid*Is On Display. only $ Peyser, says he feels "no obligation" to support the winner. 742 Open 'Til 4 p.m. Saturday November Ii, 5975 7:esP,M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the le County Board of AdSeminal* Iustment will conduct a public hearing to cons ider the following Peyser and some other Republicans feel that Buckley, Items: who presently represents the A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS — CONTINUED Conservative party in 1 JAMES WILLIAMS — BA( soCongress, is too far off center., lI74)76TE A I Agriculture Zone They claim his support for the — To renew temporary fraller parking permit on the W ' of NW ' decontrol of oil and gas prices of NE ¼ of SW of Section IS 20-37, would cost Americans $40 Off Ridge Road. (01ST. I) 2. REGINALD FOSTER—BA(10. billion a year in additional fuel s 76)19TE — A I Agriculture Zone costs, and a I per cent rise in To park a mobile home tern— ". 1L4 Ph 322-0500 520S.MapleAve . Sanford, — unemployment. There is also Republican resentment that llucklt'y failed to support parer lIyon the E.cftQf the fl 0o0 Lots I and 2. Mec ca Hammock . PQ Ii, Iasi In* N SI? of Lot I ,, Itse .-- .... -. . -- -. -...-, APPROVAL OF MINUTES I. October II. 1976 — Regular F. Meeting This public hearing will be held in the County Commission Chambers of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Qfl November 13. ISiS, al 70 P.M. as soon thereafter as POssible. Written comments lied with tie Office of the Zoning Administrator will be considered and pu-sons appearing at the hearinu will be heard oraily. Hearings may be continued from time to time as may be bound necessary Further details avaiIa11e by calling 3334330, Ext. 201. Sem Sem ino l e County Board of Adjustment By Victor GiKtlIer. Chairman PUbliSh Oct 37, l9y4 J ucc South so lee? of Lot 25, Block 710 Oreamwold Subdivisi on Fourth Addition, according to as recorded in Plat BookPlat thereg 3, Page 50 and 91. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and the undersigned as Sherill of Seminole County, Florida, will at II 00 AM Ofl the 11th day of November A.D 1976- offer for sale an sail to the highest bidder, for cam. sublect to any and all existing sins, at the Front (West) Door the Seminole County Courthouse of ir Sanford. Florida. the deScribed person,si property above That said sale Is being made ma to sa it, terms of said Writ of Execution John E Polk Sherltf Seminole County , Florida Publish fl.. IM,--r, J. Ia, 1976 DEE 101 - '''''. -' -'---4 SWR-How 1141" I• P0(10144*01I, - 4C r"-. 4 " —.• :' — I WAY PROMISE. g'.. you a N..'I.vk._I_ ',h,nd ,. , 7:3010:3O KODACOLOR II 1.00 2Oixposuu KODACOLOR 1% 0 - wwaw .-, -OOM -calew oi~ . sq" II,,,, 10.31 7* 0 1.39 I1, .al &printed 29 I p.,. b.d.I. *1 'III 00(011 44KM P..'. •'*tW P.t•..4 ,,,.44 110 III.. 3$ h.'- C.,,.. -...' — 1. .,...•.., O.W. ..'. n 'II ff,,j 0-: KODACOLOR II 4*.. 34 ,... 11 ?4._ ft-.v'L.0 F. I "al N.IMI. 33 1.39I.i II BESTCOSTIJMES IKTACNIOMI.Z 1 I I3 9 3, P, 9., i....i ;;rff 1.79 III POLAROID VILM I,,. IIIhl..iw 3 1. .,0M 9.. LI 31 7* 4—., 4*594I ,. k .,.-,A .4.a'.' .A.a. '. Itti, I'i'c. 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McGrlff Funer al mass for Mrs. Florence Shari jam Polk. Verna M. Simmons Souls Catholic Church of N. Must, M. of W. Fbst street, Louis Mingo Annie E. Wiuwear Sanford. Ptaeereet Rcbsol Codame Stating Party, 6:30 p.m., Santord. of'o died TV"day. will uu E. Hr, Desor Lowry II. Wrne Veloàe Stating Rlnk 1:36 P.m. Survivors Include her Muse, All Saul$ Catholic Church.' Frank A. Rltenburg, DeBary LLaiM. 7arch C' hisband, William Curtis ROM, 7:36 am., . the Coboce, Rosary will be recited Thursday Heinrich Schiffer, DeBary Dorothea HennInger, DeBary of Sanford; two sons, R. E., of at 7 P.M. at Brisson Funeral hmmObn Square Dam Club of DeBary Dolores B. Ayres, Deltona Allan B. Hlbbard, DeBary Horne with the Very Rerer,nd Sanford and Chester, of "Pmrçkln Parade" Halloween dance, 1:30 p.m., Coin-Carl E. GOOdwin, DeJtoiia Howard C. Be&n, DeLand Sorreoto; four grandchlldxen William AuthowWth officiating. mono Confer, Stall Road. Brisson Funeral Horns in anos optional. Visitors Ida Goodwin, Deltona Margaret Boughton, Deltona and two great-grand children. Christine A Wolas, Deltona Bertrand L. Pinsonnault, ThUIIS)AY,OCTOEM$ Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Deltona RMM tar. lwwl,eon meeting at noon at the TC1' t 1Tfl Herbert G. Behrena, Lake Charles H. Willard, Deltona I. V CR 1776 Hn)bthy Tim at the Mo.oe Harbor Martha, Sanford. M BIRT1 Ldle 1yRstary S a.m., Mayfair Coatrv aub. Patricia A. Lane, Locgwood Sanford: Satrd AA,6p.m.,i*i w. pt Rachel A. Parker, Orange Mr. and Mrs. Robert OPOWK 7:30 am., Rams& Inn, SR at, (Marcia) Ky, a boy 1976 4' Sanford CIVI, 7:11 aim, Buck's — 8aif.r4$eli.t, Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee BMW. NEW YORK (AP) — An earlier World Series to avoid the late October cold and a return to Sunday afternoon play will be the target of baseball directors who bring the matter up for review at the annual meetings In December. Also there Is likely to be a move on the part of owners to take a stronger role In the conduct of the podicason classic. The series is now the strict province of the commissioner. aiüenna a Jones' Leah L Jones Raymond H. Fields __ Bas eball. Heads Of State consider Series Shift M=n Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. . Annie K Bowen Students nd PWIMS AREA DEATHS ______ ____ I ______ WARNING, Property protected by permanent marking.. CAN BE TRACED! OPERATION IDENTIFICATION k" =En'"R'LC~ of Gore" sponiod by Goldenrod Jaycees, Glem Tamer's Catls, Bear Gully Road, 6-10 p.m hSaturday. Proceeds for kiddie park In South SUMMIL Se—thus AuM_ Sedsty, 2p.m., Florida Power & Light, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Program by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler on camping In date and national .19 NMI of in 0/ UIY1Ci AT LOW, LOW =Crystal Drive, P11W market sponsored by Lyman 100 Bud I30Z LIMIT SAW49od, 1V7 KODAK INSTAMAUC * • RAG AM outz BOOK ___ \ CAMERA FtIF. Fuksm STRAP. looK 88 I1TiLW PLATTEX TAMPONS — SHOW ' Vu,..,l* " 349I 244 299 1R 5MP11 1 N MNIUTI DrSch g . AFRIN AfrTn \ ±L !PRY T . s' --.v NASAL - • a * _____ ---_____ • . . ----- HALLC ' s'zis COST '7 ~r-jt4~a 66 " / 99 REG. LIME OR MENTHOL-LIMIT TWO COLGATE S. 4 / INSTANT SHAVE . ___________________________ - PURE AND GENTLE-UMIT TWO . C / ' : REAL KM AII RflU ROA KILLER 42 02 LIQUID REG - . WITH &Y lep and bd 119W " - Bulls 36, Bucks U L a s t Game V/ II I 1 II Herrera, a 6foot, 197-pound senior from New York, was named College Football Back of By HERSCHEL NISSENSON MISSOUrI at Oklahoma State: the Week by The Associated AP Sports Writer The Misso uri Tigers have in. Press for his performance last NEW YORK AP "No vaded such snakepits as Los Saturday. matter who wins what game, it Angeles, Columbus and Lincoln of scored37 as the l6ers beat the won't be decided until the last and come away with victories, John Drew poured ln33 points Sayers, now athletic director Jazz 111-101 Tuesday night be- and second-year forward Joe gam e of the conference sched. so why should they be leery of at Southern Illinois, also scored fore a Louisiana Superdome Meriweather, celebrating his ule " Stillwater, Okla.? Because the six touchdowns In a game, for crowd of 27,383 a record for rd birthday, added 16 points Misso uri's Al Onofrio was Cowboys of 0-State kayoed Ok. the Chicago Bears aga inst th e talking about the Big Eight, but 1oina lad week, the National Basketball Associ- and a career-high 15 rebounds that's why. San Francisco 49ers In 1965 in he could have atlon. The previous record was for the Hawks. been referring . Missouri 2847. to rain and mud. 28,511 for a Superdome game Pacers 120, Sonlcs N almost any conference. Oklahoma at Colorado: last season between the Jazz The Pacers, one of four teens Barry Switzer says crippled "Andre Is a fine runner and The Big Eight, for example, and Los Angeles Lakers. absorbed from the American he's going to be even better in shows a startling five-way Oklahoma is "in the Worst Knick, 111, Braves 104 Basketball Association, took the National Football League," deadlock among Nebraska, shape of any of the five teams The Knicks raised their advantage of 29 Seattle tursaid Sayers. "His performance Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma tied for the Big Eight lead. The Lester Austell ducks under a James Salerno left record to 3.0 as Earl Monroe novers and routed the Sojrfor was absolutely outstanding. But State and Colorado all rank- Sooners may et Mike scored 29 points and Spencer their first victory In the NBA the thing that impressed me the ed in the Top Twenty Vaughan, the man-mountain with aft r three losses. Haywood added z3 point.,. most was that he carried the Kansas and Iowa state just one tackle, back for this one ball 35 times in a downpour and game out. Okla homa 24-17. I, didn't fumble on ce Nebraska at Kansas: . To me, (P Kansas State us in last place Nebraska "would have li ked a that's even a bigger feat than with a 1.6 over-all mark and the chance to win the national gaining 3DO yards." powerful Big Eight, which used championship, although I'm not Herrera gained 214 yards in to be Oklahoma and the Seven sure we ever set that as our the first period, breaking an Dwarfs, is now more like K- goal" says Tom Osborne, NCAArecordoflS2yarthin one State and the Seven Giants. whose Cornhuskers were the quarter set by Mercury Morris By The Associated Press unbeaten string for the Barons. preseason choice Nebraska The Big Ten and Pac4 have of West Texas State, and left the The New York Rangers New York's Phil Esposito had two teams sharing the lead 3114 turned on the power and burned two assists, raising his career By LOUIS SAPSIS their reaction they seem to Walker was injured in a car game with 10 minutes to play. while the Southwest Kansas State at Iowa State: Conference up the Cleveland Barons. Herald Correspondent appreciate it." total to 701 and making him K-State's last three opponents accident Late Monday night and and Ivy League are blessed They're the best power play seventh NHL player to join the After a slow, feeling-out Bolden had to be flown in on with three-way ties. The South- were Missouri. Nebraska and ORLANDO team in hockey," said Cleve- 7804ssist club. Fighting round one, Vincent started to short notice. Cage Signups eastern Conference finds four K ansas.Its next three foes are land Coach Jack Evans after perhaps the smartest fight of pick up the pace in the second Blues 5, Canucks 2 Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and The win gives the Texas, clubs within one-half game of Io watching the Rangers beat the Red Berenson scored two his seven year ring career, session. By the time the third year-old a near perfect mark of each other while five of the Colorado. This week, it's At Rec Center eight Barons 5-2 Tuesday night in a goals and had one assist and Florida State welterweight round cam e along, Joey was 30-2. wa State 24-14. Western Athletic ConferNational Hockey League game. linemate Ted Irvine chipped in champion Joey Vincent, looking for a place to drop his Texasat Texas Tech: The ru Braden, formerly of Sanford, way at ence team s have one loss or Registration is under Three of New York's goals with a goal and two assists as smashed aside the challenge of vaunted right hand. was an instant hit in his first the Sanford mors are getting stronger than came on power plays. 'Ortiz is a dirty fighter and I appearance at the Sports Department in the Recreation less. St. Louis rolled past Vancouver. Miami's Ponce Ortiz last night ever that Tech's Steve Sloan Civic Center Only the Atlantic Coast Con- will succeed Bear Bryant at Pat Hickey added two goals at the Orlando Sports Stadium. was trying to pick my spots Stadium. Kings 3, Red Wings 2 and Westside Center for those ference, where Maryland ap- Alabama. Right now, Sloan for New York as the Rangers The 147-pound title fight while on the outside. Once we Tommy Williams' power play Braden has expressed an who to play basketball in pears to be a shoo in isn't f won their fourth road gam e in goal with 11 seconds left lifted climaxed an exciting night of got in close, he was trying to interestin"settlinganoldscore thewish real- would like to succeed Texas' Sanford Recreation I) up for grabs. five and ended a three-game Los Angeles past Detroit. boxing that saw Termite th umb me and heel me. So. I with my former stablemate Darrell Royal, Arkansas' Department Leagu Watkins, ranked No. 7 in the was just grabbing and holding Taco Peter," and off his win the winter months. es durin g The clone races make fore- Frank Broyles and Texas Boys should U.S., stop Oliver Bolden; Kip on in clone, ti prevent that." M I' Emory Bollard, who over Mitchell, he just might be register as soon as possible and casting a hazardous Braden outslug Slick Mitchell; Towards the end of the third able to do it. chore at lied are required to bring their birth best, despite last week's score Justfor SWC honors last year. Savage Turner whip Sam session, Vincent gave the fans a hunch The 162-pound southpaw certificates. Texas 22-21. of 52 right and 18 wrong for a Bowie; Lester Austell squeak what they had come out to see scored two knockdown en route Mississippi State at Ala. .742 perCentage. The crystal The Biddy League is for boys In between the fighting, Ray by James By The Associated Press a sample of his dynamite to a thrilling win over the ages 9 through 12 years of age ball did Salerno; Hurricane bama: Another case of the come through with Gordie Gallant is no gentle- Adduono set up two goals for Hayden defeat Chris Rizzo; and power. master powerful iBoar Bryant vs. Mitchell. But he had to and the the three Upset Intermediate e Fight in Specials man on the ice, said General th League is g Saints. Perry Brown hold Harry Harris With less than 20 seconds to ride out a furous sixth round Mis-hardly pupil 'Bob T)ler i and e th Bear to for boys 13 through 15. .souri over Nebraska. Oklahoma ever Manager Ballard Smith of Acre 3, OIlers I to a draw. go in the round, Joey's right hold on to his hard earned win. November15 loses one of those isthe cut-off date; State over Oklahoma and Iowa San Diego Mariners. Terry Ruskowski and Rich "i tried to light this time a lot caught Ortiz flush on the chin, A la b ama 20-13. The victory gave Braden the boys 9 before Nov. 15 and have 'ver Minnesota. For the season, 'Gallant Is not a hockey Preston each scored third-pen- more sensibly than I did last dropping him into a sitting rubber match In his series with not reached their 13th birthday Cincinnati at Georgia: The the scoreboard reads 337 right. Cincinnati Bearcats are player, he Is only a goon," Said od goals, leading Houston past time," Vincent stated after the position. Mitchell and now all he says Is, before Nov. 15 may play in the 134 Wrong and tin. Smith. Edmonton. 10 ties for .715. bloody brawl ended at the 1:3') Finally a whistling right hand "1 want Perez." beaten and untied with one Biddy Ilaving League. been so successful What triggered Smith's ire Nordlques 11, Roadrunners 3 inark of the fourth round. loss. Their on-field record is 5-1, finished the matter in the fourth Bowie was not much of an Try-outs for placing boys on the Big Eight last weekend, but it's was fight between Gallant and Real Cloutier tied a WHA "Last time we fought, Ortiz giving Vincent his thKOof28 opponent for Turner and was teams 6-0 if you count the game will be held on Nov. 13, let's back there for o Mariners '1 fenseman Paul record with five goals as Que- caught me with a sticker cker punch career wins, peners Southwestern Louisiana had to finally thrown out of the ring, 1976 at the Sanford Civic this week. Stunyr during Tuesday night's bec defeated Phoenix, at the start and I was lucky to Forfeit. Too bad their next two Watkins had trouble catching by referee Blake for "not Center. Biddy League will World Hockey Association Stingers 1, Whalers I win the fight. As it was, I ended upwith the smaller, but faster trying," in the third. games are on the road against begin at 9:30 a.m. and the game between San Diego and Dennis Sobchuck's short- up on the canvas three times," Bo Bolden in the first couple of Mar)land and Georgia 35.14. On the next show, set for Nov. Intermediate League at 1 p.m. the Minnesota Fighting Saints, handed goal at 5:12 of the final Suit Filed Vincent won the title from rounds. But, when he switched 9. Vincent and Turner are Minnesota at Michigan: MuiCoaches are needed for the Gallant won the fight and the period gave Cincinnati Its victo- Ortiz last June 22 Iii a match his attack to Bolden's stomach, penciled in for difficult tests. 1976-77 Basketball program in Resota may have been looking MINNEAPOLIS - The U rn- ahead Saints eventually won the ry over New England. which saw both men on the noor tw quickly took all the fight out Joey is stj to Ent. .t.t, If while losing to Iowa last his cut eye both leagues. Each team should %rersity uf Minnesula game, 3.1. Cowboys 9, Bulls 3 three times. of the last minute replacement. allows it, the Southern mid- be fIled suit Avk. but looking ahead in vain staffed with a coach prior to In U.S. Distrtet Court to overAlthough Gallant was slapped Rick Sentes Richard LeOnginally, Watkins was to dlewdgh( champ Emmett "Those days of me just -Mictugan 28-14. try-outs on Nov. 13, 1976. with a fighting major fur the mnieux and Ron Chipperfield walking in and turn a National Collegiate AthSrac getting hit are have (ought Miami's Leroy Atlas. While Turner may meet at Pitt - Can S)Tbrawl, Smith did not think it each scored two goals for Cal- over. The fans are The Sanford Recreation ktic Association order iniposstop Th seeing a Walker in defense of his highly rated Ray Anderson in a Departhient Dorsett? No can be contacted ing an indeFinite probation on 'was enough punishment." gary against Birmimgham. smarter Joey Vincent and by Southern lightweight title. But companion 10 rounder. by calling 322-3161, ext. 68. men's sports iContinued on Pg 4-Si • . - - . Rangers Turn Ofl Visnc ent, '1/c'i t It1S Power Vs. Barons Nab Stadiurr, Vt/IflS ... - MR and anoo4 ' IStability Balance Good Gordon . . - Is specially brmuiat.d with dch ooco.or sottaiiiii 10 make Judgment Ac' - - P SOFTEMNO LOTION Unibed Way -. . svrrn,ijui 4 OZ. "SPRAYER - 4.- 'fim Hardy up In air over big gain - i:-:. / \.. .! REG 199 29 2 ______ II OZ . LIul,, •• . . REGULAR - . TERRY AND SLIPPERS IF3 . I APES . ____________ CARBONDALE, Ill. (Al') Gale Sayers, standing at the sidelines In a driving rain, must have thought about his playing days while watching tailback .Andre - Herrera score six touchdowns and gain 319 ya yards inleadingSouthernflllnotstoa rout over Northern Illinois. . - 01 SCLFFS is 0 Hardy meaked ovèr from the one for the other TD. Hardy was 5-for In the passing department for 105 yards. Crooms plays at Mount Dora Junior varsity next week. It was Logan's run which got Lake Howell darted. That's Scott Logan, who broke the ice with a five-yard dive. After Lyman lent ahead, 84,it was a late third quarter option around end by Tom Lacore which put the winning points on the scoreboard. Defensive standouts for the winners, which closed a 3-2 season, were safety Pete Howlatt, tackle Jim Long and cornerback John Carpenter. - oousti LADIES LEISURE LEISURE 72ZY/Zr7.#4///.%///7/z////7f/z The - crowd came to see Dr. J, but It Chicago saw a was George McGinnis who op- time bulge cut to one but hung crated on the New Orleans on to win as John Laskowski hit Jazz. a long jumper and Artls Gil. Dr. J Juli us Erving of the more added a duff shot In the Philadelphia 76ers was held final two minutes. to 10 points but McGinnis Hawks 1, Spurs 114 TAM 199 McGinnis Keys 76ers, 1 1 1 -1 01 NEW ORLEANS (Al') '" EG MIdFlarlda Singles ash, dance at Rainbow Ranch, S p.m. i I 1!JJ(i1TTI TOSS PILLOWS' 4 TUNES AND HIT ALBUMS Altamonte Swings Civic Center. To donate item can 339-2194 or 331140. I 1 RE LABELS & ARTISTS. "CON" -- - Gallant A Goon? ... - V. Fred.-rick - Joe Knowles has stability, halat:ce and good judgnieni .,, - Vote Nov. 2 for 4"Ick 11114111TIel."I 4 Democrat—Out. 34 b State Representative ON 04, - be " ca. l,u.. / .4 74 -- Praises Herrera Sanfort, Fl ' 12 DECORATOR ASSORTED ALJIJMJ AND STUCK TAPES FAMOUS I6CT RE OR SUPEI? LIMIT TWO . / 888 AEG 21 99 WARAS AA SIerd Womea's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St Casselberry AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Ch urch. 'If there Is edra time It should be between the playoffs ndheWorfdSes.GOrtei,n went Into the series emotionally drained I think the owners will wait to get more Involved and the comnilidoner will welcome It.,' Stelnbrenner said he person. all, was opposed to the Sunday night game but could not hold Kuhn responsible. "The owners voted for It." he said. Sayers N11 ION 0 USHII cake walk, crafts and bobbles. ' RaLlsw1 Carnival Sponsord by 1dyllwlle Elementary Sdool PTA, moon to 3 pm. costume judging. Tuesday's high $1, today's low 53 Partly cloudy through hmming cloudiness aid windy Thursday. Mild days with 1111102 uldotly in the m uPper 711s. Lows in apper Winds aortheasterly a round is m.p.h. TOMORROW'STIDES Daytoua Beach: high 12:21 a.m., 12:53 p.m., Low 1:11 s.m., 751p.m. Port Canaveral: WA 12:34 m.low 1:N am., 1:4* pm. p., . Bayport: hIgh 4:40 am., 1:50 p.m., low fl:54p.in. Eve 401 ,..5 kill SPORTS ( WHILE ONE M WEATHER ZA THAT TEACHES 1__I pm.; costume parade, 1:30 pmL; pluentation of UvWes for aluminum drive winners. Haunled house - 602 LIMIT A FUN MACHINE 'U 1111 Bear Lake Mmft&U Scrml, V. •IT PAIN NOVUS...Q*ZIUD — C' SKIN sieve itunrt tripped iqu as Crooms' defenders move in for the P° " $boweI' . to benefit Wilfot SHOWER TO SHOWER BODY ' U7U1IDAY, OCTOBER 36 Seabee Veteram of America convention, Ramada b AfrPOflOrlsndo.Banquet7:30ppol e, FIN FFT AST RELIEF 1411twood AX dosed, S p.m., Rolling Hills Monrvian Chant, SR 4X home of Mrs. Charles Ray Sr., ANACIN , PIOPII TRUST YAC's ash for Singles, 9 p. 710 E. RollinsAve., Orlando. 11L, Orlando Garde Club, Crooms and Lake Howell freshmen football team registered victories Tuesday night with Qooms taking 3042 measure of Lyman and Lake Howell squeezing pad Lake Brantley by a 124 count. Croosns, now 34, again got a superb effort from Arthur Jackson with 141 yards rushing on 19 carries. Reggie Baker added 50 yards and Joe Baker 27 as the Panthers came up with 302 yards on the goumd and 406 in all. Scoring-wise, the Tim Hardy to Jimmie Hampton pass-andcatch duo put two scores on the board, covering 2o and 35 yards. Hardy also hit Joe Davidson on a 15-yard play fora score and $ J J Sesaftole Some 1tdai 750 a in., Lord Qunnley's, AJteDOIS S. i14 8 1 Xlwaiis, Buck's, 7 am. Foraskn 39mv DWS Cl* 7:30 pm, beginners class; 8:30 Pm..ftgW&r dance, The ForuL 4flg season Marts too early, ends too late and there are too many games In bet ween," said Bill Veeck, presided of the Chicago White Sox. "U you we go. Ing to play at night, the earlier you star t the better considering the weather." George Stelnbrenn,r III, owner of the New York Yankees, said It was rkllculota to wait five days afterthjeend of the season to dart the playoffs Just to satisfy 1''s weekend rooms, H owell Post. Fr ,:)s h Wins / I l bmw, First United Methodist Church of Iand Park,9am. to 5 pm Lunch served 11:30 day and Sunday games Should be reserved for the afternoon, the conflict with M IT —Television wields a tre. mendous Influence but this Is unavoidable because of the me diwn's large financial Input. The World Series format, Its future course In an age of economic pressurea, win be the subject of dose scrutiny at the meeting of the game's hierarchy In Lou Angeles Dec. 511. Panthers Pass 'Lyman' Test 1=4 South _ 0 The gaines, both In Cincinnati and In New York, were played In hitter, new freezing tenperatures and there was strong criticlain of the shift of the second game from Sunday afternoon to Sunday night. with the serIes?; 2. What messwes should be taken to improve the dusk?; 3. Do they feel that television has too great an Impact on the scheduling? The consensue, with mild variations, was as follows: —The season Is too long and should _____ be condensed to allow for an earlier start of the World Series, prderably without jeepardizing the 112-game schedule. —Weekday games may be played at night but the Satur. 4 _ Orlilintim % kees. Although baseball received a W000 bonus from NBC-TV for moving the game Into prime time, some critics considered the move ai injustice to both the players and fans because of the unseasonably bad weather. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said the change was made as an experiment to allow more fans to see the game. The AP contacted the game's directors for opinion on three points: I. Were they unhappy . 12 -- 71 IF I This was the finding otan As. sodded Prom survey folkming the roundly criticized 1176 championship, won by the Cincinnati Reds In four straight games over the New York Yan- . -.. -' - :.' - • . ': ... �4 11 rsW. Soot O '* I . sps - .6--1 _. . , a: ...., 1. ! ~ Browne, ei I Lineman II , Of - _t , . . - Week AL oApartm.tws UnlurnhsI CLASSIFIED ADS - . - ____________ t,1a I Tie, - - - 0-0 OrlQndo- NOW LEASING Sanford Court Winter Pork isai -.psrt m Furnished - 34-Mibile Honis 41-Houses - ______ 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central Met I air, large fenced yard, large workshop, plus Metal utility bldg. 323.1030. Santoro. Adults. Modern Studio . I 001310 Unfurn, Air, carpeted, 19C Mo. up. 323.0011. Ap,irtments 831-9993 32226ff ______________ $34mo. 1 BR Trailer in 333,4530 WELAK,s APARTMENTS 111W. 1st 55, ________ ________ 333.5334 - 41-Houses , Øl4bte . - I35, $ummnerlln Sanford- S on, 2 both, .jT I, dun, nice trs. Move ,., now. $17,150. F NA. VA. WuLti.00, v, mI-isC tisraw, 1t Fl. S3W.RJdleSIeIlO - __ _____ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO 05r.p - I Tr Cl RADIOS WANfEDI SELLERS FANTASTIC SALE •UYERS.DEALE*S MidiandCSRadIowfthanf.,m.,53$ or II a month. CS CITY, 1)33 s. Empty your carport or gatagi-' Make $00 and have tim Swooping Orlando Ave., Winter Fork. (Next tool Bring your articles to Restaurant), Movieland Drive.ln Theatre swapj -________________________ SMp.Flea Markef, south 17-it, 54-GarageSales every Su.xtay, a.m. toS p.m. NO ___________ ____ _________________ CHANCE. Reserve free spaces'. Phone 323)314. 7p.m. to p.m.' MOVING SALE any night. ______________________ FurnIture, washer, toots, quits, ________________ _______________ ctaft, lots of household item,. -, °Cooer II. 21 & 30. 130 Lake --. Minnie Drive (Park Ridge sob. division off Lake Mary ei ESTATES, antique. Bought & ,iOl' by Estate Agents. Billy H. Welil.&i' Sanford. 322-Mi pv, Garage Sale- Thun.. Fda. Sal. 3232120. I Utility trailer. freezer, fools. -_. camping equip., baby Items, 7S-Recreahoral VeliicWs. iewihi"y, now I antique furnit ure 1. 313 Diane Circle, C.tset. lhI obile 'taiIer, Older tno*l. Ideal' berry. $30140 let hunting camp, $430. Also geod scuso gear. 3224M3, C a.m.a 55- Boats & Accessories wk.days_only. • BROKERS Days-332-6122 NIgNs-372.1332 tor Lawyer .______________ LAKE MARY- $paclsus 3 BR, 7 Good loc C',' let, l33'x36', bath, lakefront home wIth 3 BR. 1½ bath. red brick. Must selI. Frinch Ave. Owner will beautiful FIREPLACE. Formal Willing to talk terms. Call George WIllis, REALTOR, dining, Country kitchen, 1½ acres Ptone 373.1403. ASSOc,prI _________________ of privacy, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. The Evening Harold Classified Aft offer no fancy claims. . . New modern 511)0* battled Mfl story 1 & 7 i Defend* Old RON Brow'wr R,,ltsl __ Clean furnlsMe 1st floor, bedroom apts, and completely deadlo iffiruStimos ........ 41caHn yafternoonin . 2 00, aiohed studlø ap.rtme,,$s, mcblie home in Osteen 003 Private entrance. keults only. .Jlca line 6ffiru2Stlifl00 . POP Warner League junior 1 IOfSdfONhiuIMdt5CkIN -. f. V0flidWIYlOdatSd&beautifully ..-!O01 Palmetto, Sanford, acres. $133 month, 3SC'573cr 322. 2411m1$ 2lca ling varsity action at the landscaped. Abundant storage iv "------- ---for le.00 hi IM week's 134 NOONDAY Mry FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) attic) and "GE Energy WE TAKE TRADES Field. ___________________ victory over south Carolina, 31A-4)iplexes 43-LoIs.AcI'sag. . SATURDAY 9-Neon LAKE MARY- Sparkling 3 Lines Mlnffiium EffiCIenCy Package" Prom $1. Cal -3 BR 1½ ______________________ ____________________ woo Punbod r'illonal collage aII 323.3301 between S & 3:30. bath home with Florida rm.. In. lid REAL ESTATE tJ1iffI,, of the Week todoy by Unfurnished, two bedroom. SecurIty 1-3-1, ueed the Jim RboocIdleld. slee laundry, central heat & air, Murphy, N. C. Area-13 acres, Realtor . bordering a beautiful trout Deposit, Adults Preferred. 322. ______________________ $33,750. FHA. OVl!Dp.FTUOupiexes. Furilir The AdM.d Peeis. ' . stream. $5,000 equity assume 30or3237313. Unlurn,, Wooded, Home sits lots. to sound advantage, hitting on I 41-Houses mortgage for $17,000 for years 'I. Publication Day Forrest Greene Inc. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. I s' REA 4 Room furn. duplex. 24th St.. 1st & -Ph. 322-4140. six P'l$ for U yarde. Joe '2ihst Junior from Warren, Ohio, ______________________ - !! 33_REALTORS multIele listing ,,.• last MO. Plus $SO dep. After 3, call By u'wier- 2 BR. I baffi.PiesIia Vinci was his team's top ner I.. ,.. Osteert-. 5 Acres. $1,330; 10 acres, lt, t: r5ed7 room, carport, fenced backyard, 321.5411, Sanford- 2 an, Cal air. screenw COVE $15,000. surv,ed Free fitI, In. with 75 yerl with John Oliver T5 (lasnecocks, hidedlag fly. for . 2 beth, 1½ act', Vanluren corner lot. Wall to wall carps$, 1 POrth. double iot, frufta.ia, ge oak surance. Broker, 1510171. One & 2 Bedroom apartments, I BR apt., klt. equIp., A-C, carpeted, furniture. 3 air conditioners, Ave., Lake Mary $3130g, and Rick Keller adding to the tram, nice Mighborho. $11,100. Adults. No pets, s i,,.,,.. 401 ta. _----- . -- - eL. furnished or unfurnishad. N.I..h, washer, dryer. draoaa. Will I2. ihi ---•••--k-.& •i. •1w mu. Owner WI %ow; 11111111111 'jwner L, 12,04111) sq. n., LOCfl AIDOr or. , after ' rsdecoratI Come s. *' -. . y• will finance Jftj Crystal View S,th. 3223144. .' Santord, 323.13o. ormuk -----322 l3?4day, $04 177.43 Oltar6. t'^ EXECUTIVE HOME- BlavIllul 1 'Th reilly tplay,d a ole Which isnited MUwee bith mobile home, Winter 32 ____________ 10 Acres. weeded, in Paola on hard Houses Unfurnisiled -. -- _______________________ "Ilk, new" I Br, 2 bm, choice 0VflQ$ $)7,0 '3l-Apsrtments - Mntwe ait tot baby siui Furnished. -' to three tIM____ ivns, were Eric MUST SELL- 2 00 b, y road. near Wilson Place. PriCed 11111111111 PM yd, IS ALCOHOL A P001I.EM? Loch Arber area. Extra er Iih houseeping, live in. Room, 112 Club Road. Santord. right. Call 3234$C1. .4 Dental with two Seeks, David _______________ IN YOUR FAMILY? 2003 Grove Drive shaded yard. $31 $00. Hal Colbett Realty Big $300. r*ftigera,ot and air board an satary. write Box SAN MO PARK. 1, 3. 3 bedom II' Giaspar, 73 HP Evinrudel Must Sacrifice IC7I Streamline. 33. AL ANON 3 BR, Galg000 wwi 1½ Bath, Family Rm. WV COnditioner Iackiei c.o me Evening Herald P.O. Bo . trailer apti. Adult 1. family pork . 323.7832 Trafleq, $500. 3221W. ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3001 $143. Info. in LIGHT 1 CHEERY- ImpressIve 3 $4, $anferd, Fla. 37771. . best offer. Srir, 031 0171. Don Beal with six. Other For families brothers playing for Noire 4Comfl*dal Prorty Weekly. 3313 Hwy Orlando Drive, 333.3 EVES 3n.IsI7 3fl0ij Sanfotd. on, 2 both, huge family room, 323.1130 Immaculate 3 BR, 2 both. Carpeted, ROBSON MARINE cirinkers Ie, boo sacked oponInto 4$ ItIlludDatill cited Included Rl choice Ravenna Park area. -i-' Longwood.-.. By Owner. Ocportunity POI1uflities --.--... Wage. fenced yard. $113 month. 2) ...selberry, lets talk turkey. I Bay information call 473.etV 34BUsinesS u". COUfllry kitchen, LWg, NICk $M0. Flihir Forfurfliar 1 77- Autos Wanted IbUROOM ' inCOITI. Attractive 3 BR home APARTMENT 3231301. J2 $951 Building 2VxO'. See to ap or wil POrch, large lot, ewner holding. --.: " in exc,ft area. d.N 17 Roger Stone SlId Scott Ady. $anfoe Al Anon Family Group p.o. ON weekly posSible shsftlng Furnished Large Predate. 111,2333. scre $1,000 dn. 1130 $13,MO. Winter Springs- 3 BL excellent LARGE FAMILY- Spacious 3 BR. POlIO, POOl, privacy I• 2300MeiionvIileAve. velipis Send $Ilt.addre$sed, wason. Th former career Son 303 Sanford, Fla. 32711. • Richard Kingsley punted 59-Misical PrctIjs. BUJUNKCARS-Irom$Oto$30:' 2 baths with family room . BATEMAN REALTY Condit io n, lease mm. 6 mos. saparate2apartm.nt 'ental units stamped envelope. Call 3221424 after 4p.m. Edray Malls, . Lg. 1 BR furn. apt., fed yard Workshop. O1y $1S.300. 41Real Estate Vnt.d record woo set by Wal P4.J three tbi a mo. No pets. Near School. w.0333. Rag. Real Estate Broker Concrete blocli construction. c.ii FACED WIT"ADRINKING _..-:' Sol 130, Dept. $37, Albany, Mo. Chnstmas GiftBradford Of'Qln. 1130 mo, $30 with 40 eiChi fOr 4 yardi 1 431 damage, half 2431S.SanfordAve. PROBLEM 64103. double keyboard. hn3voc.s,4 MOR E CAS H utilities. No deposjts. 333.flOJ Lake Mary- Largo houso, 1 BR, NOTICE TO BUYERS- $100 DOW1$ - 3 too Family Rental Units Wan,00 33l07Ø,ves3fl7 I-_i Perhaps Alcukolic Anonymous ___________________ years old. Originally $700, homes. living room, combination Call to see. 2 Story - 4 BR, 2½ baths. Private Buyer OiSTRiuuTORSHip AVAIj1j1E$ For Wrecked or Junk Can Help •_anime. $210, Call Orla 1513175 Winter Springs..... lvflm.cvlatej Recreational facilities. $31,100. Ppe31$.35w room. shOwer. - Patewlal earning Anthony Browier's nine career Ci & Trucks EfticiencySliS ___ _____________________________ 2 bamwim many extras. MustsJ .lennyCiark, Realty, Realtor, 322. week and more servicing BR, large fenced yard. Lake Mary Harold Hall Realty Write P.O. lox flU PIano & Organ Lessons Any year mru Utilities mcI. broke thi tO.lppreclat,. fble iwon,alss :. ; IS" Call _____________________ 327.0031. 1116 models. 7 do area. Rent wpstlon. Security dep. established accounts offered by --. _________________________________ Sanford, Florlda327ll Gary SPee'. teacher Wilt, Call lfl.1(ln REAL mR. MU Ci .j 4ed set tr d i he required. in m.r 333.7l. 5. Triumphs . 40110 _______________________________ W!AH '. . 'I of MUSIC. is offering VIT WHITE iI i 1 !R.. i... _. $3,100 required for inventory only, 323.5774 Anytsni O JAM L I!*NSON$No1$t4OP iI9hJ •,. , Jim Stock frosn rn2-75. 2 or 3 SR, nice yard, water fur. Privat, lflSO,fl in SanfOrd, 322. 1111111111!~ 0 Mature adults. No pets. 5. with Real Estate Brolier company 'NEWI.00ATION" financing Th-Mitorcycles "WhihWsa,settjll to , .... BATTI..E CREEK Micts. nlshed. 2 mIles from Sanford. Lve'y J BR, 2 barn, central heat a. -scellaneous for Sale °' avaliabie. Call TOLL FREE Isoo. after I wk.days. JOHN KR1DER,A5$OC, 106 Park Ave.. across from Atlantic 1. Adults only. No pets. 332.1305, Defending champion Earl An'flIfl01thsweekjtsare 443.5033 for ol.. family 107W. CommerCial rm.. garage, large Rank, Sanford I further information. fra Ill Motorcycle Insurance r. Carpeted, quiet i and2 60-40111 3 thony 32.75$), fenced yard, separate studio. fisdion on the way ow whole Guaranted reconditioned auto Sanford Finest Sltoe Repairs. COortSwJsl Tacoma, WIs., best 3 BR Tnhcuse, 1½ BLAIR AGENCY ftable. well estabIised gy • bedrooms. $133 to s equity & assume loan batteries, $12.15 exchange. monrn. SanfordDay $eIce. We want your Butch Soper of Huntington ha. played since ow bath, liv. rm., din. rm., tam. rm., 3233146or333fllo store with beverage PRIVACY Adults. Phone 3321110 with license. Long iak 532.on. 321.0303. all around, sits REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1101 bosiniss Thanks. washer.dryer connections, cable ., term lease with Immediate thisalmost new2 BR with carport. . ad& ______________________________________________________ Furniture Sanford Ave. .4 Stenstrom Sanford--Ideal for retired availability. Sew inquiries 10. Extra let" tonced.in Poll I yard. Many ChMpiOWNp match of the DIVORCE FORMS- For free W I JOHNNY WALKER ,111111111 11thillanked Irish were Some Semillide's Mkch AyCoCk Hads openbig agabsi Wood or Sleet desks. executiv, desk from to s, BR, upstairs; quiet neighborhood. evenings. P.O. Box 1114, Sanford, extras , . AskIng $11,100 OREAMWOLD- 2404 HIawatha DeliMeat Case; Ice Machine; Gas Fia. formation write to: . chairs, secretarial desks I $OO,OOOBFa.Io stag by Pittsburgh :' 6314M day& Reg. Real Estate Broker Ave. Conveniently IMjod 3 ea. Grill. Fryer; Cash Register; Fla. 33061. Chairs. straight Chairs, filing IM International Scout, ,I wel General DYNAMIC Contractor _____ _______________________ PROPERTIES they have respon Steam Table; Other Items. 323. 1½ both home in real good Can. MONTHLY RENTALS is. Cash and cabinets. as 3. V. Hardwick. Broker 33-Houses FurnIshed 3324437 carry, dr ive, heavy duty front bumper,dition. BPP 13 month warranty. I nb. ARE YOU TROU BL ED? Ca ll Toll od* wm a" draia Vidal AVAILABLE . NOLL'S DeItona. 44)1 ideal hunting, fishing vehicle; Free. for 4442037 Color Tv,aircond.,Maid s.g-v CasSetbiriy, 1713, $30 4306 whoot allowing a touchdown, "We Carv'- LokMqtobuy1$tor3ndjga TAFFER REALTY 1143 Ford ~ ton flat bed. V.1 Country Trailer- 2 OR, 1 bath, air. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - "Pfo$Hiw." AdvIts or Ties. QUALITY INN NORTH atdiscount. 24 Hour approve l. Call Reg. Real Estate Broker engIne, runs, rough body, makE $133 month plus deposit. Cliff BUY-SELL-TRADE III SR Longwe "When a team goes 2Cr * VA RE-SALES * CITY- 2100 Park Ave. Lovely 2 BR, 1100 E. 25th St. SAVE IT . (Ni) 6731133 ________________________ 62-Lawn-Garden offer; 113$ Ford 1½ ton flat bed,. 'Jordon. Realtor. 151.0222. SELL IT DAYTONA BEACH, (AP) 3a0 points and Petty Ibath home wIth connectIng) BR 311-31SE.FirstSt. 322.5622 4,393 QUICKLY Fast with a draight quarters without dump body, VI, rough, make Acting, apartment, Screened 1l'*22' CB BASE STATION- Realistic Richard Petty is giving All sites, all prices, low, low dowyi. ___ _________________________ Yveiday's Neswfts Benny Parsons is third with Pro Hockey Low Cost ClassHied Ad. offer. 32).1.L50. __________ outside porch. Shade tries, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSEi 2l4nvestment portunIties giving a touchdown, there Ciii Yarbornugh a battle for neva the NCAA Division II weekly Cheaper New York Rangers 5 Cleve. poll: Jim Hunt Realty, than rent. You don't have and sprinkler system. $32,100.well Navaho TRC-37 Transceiver, US4followedbyBohui0 WOodruff'S Garden Center Jiut csa't be any Individual thechm onehipwjj1 land Sears I.wfeef Utility trailer wItW singls side band, can be modifIed to be a veteran. Call today. 1.31. John's, 601 Celery Ave rdens 2524 Pork Dr. pi title 32221 IS 341 3,948; [annIe Pond 3,669; Dave Turn your existing 1st or 2nd 'i.er troad, near Lake Jessup. National Hockey Leagee St. Louis S. Vancouver 6-Chiid Care spare wheel and tire. See at 1101 _____________________ f' 10 channels. D.101 Desk power dVs," sold Browner, whoas 2.Albi 2 Realtor CRANK CON'ST REALTY LOCH ARBOR46$ Crystal Lake left on AfterHours: 74.0 National CAMPBELL BR, furn. Adults. $30 dip. $133 mo. Los Angeles 3, Detroit 2 mortgage into cash. Investors *, Paloma Ave. or call 333.144 Marcia 3$9; Buddy Bake r microohone. Avantl PDL.11 beam two races the CONFIUNC, Ave. 3.Carroil conveniently Luxury REALTORS...430.4041 located 2 33231$) mJJ 322-044* A 3.0) 0 ftJll$flt$ 323-4157. _____________ weIt. Try us for f ast service4 Patrick Divisles, BR, 1 antenna. AR.22XL rotor and Teday's Gaines 64-Equtpment iatL fir Stock Car Auto 3,539; Darrell Waltrtp 3,316; for Rent Eves. 373 1.C.W.Post bath home. Ideal for young or control box. Rig is only 4.1.0 0 ",r we in marked str I. i' BARTON B. PILCHER $, wieldy if you qoaljfy. 3335434 Boston at Now York Rangers 3.Augustana, III. I months Racing sea.on. StudIo, 1,3,3 retIred couple, Large lot, in quiet 8OAutos for Sale lOOn' wide, furnished. AC. Adults. Richard Chlldress 3,2, and NY IsI Get Em While 5.10 11 REALTOR Reg.Mtg. Broktr old. Pttsburgh at Buffalo 4 2 1 13 32 with his h4ei. and ageiaIve or 332.5433. Will sell only as Complete Rent Blue RIVER VIEW AVE.- 3 BR. 2 bath. Luster Electric Carp., ____________________________ 1. 4.51. Lawre neighborhood. Lots of Potential, package $110 per mo 332.53 Bedroom Apti. PhIls 4.1.0 Petty's victory at pj fr4. g Richard Brooks 3,211. Minnesota at Toronto 3 3 1 11 30 , 322-7110 for $125. Radio alon, sold Shampooer for only $1.30 per day. IS Doe central heat i. air, waIl.to.wall styk at Play. Priced to soil quick at 515.000. 7.Muskingum They're Hot" Allan 5.1.0 37 Van, 8100.31$ vi, autá. ,' Quiet, One s Montreal new for $35, Story II Chicago 1 1 11 34 Call 3225)13. ham, N.C., 9-good TNn to Eat Ba mmoøils home. carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced - .......- CARROLLS FURNITURE 4ay pat him _____________________________ NV Rang PS, Am-FM. West Coast mirrors Divine said the fl-sear.old Yarborough is 4.74 27 sn Atlanta a6 rnM..4a. ' bitth WIf.ka,i r....l_..a .. ... ..._ --r,.Ior_aTIng. --y.ru, uwner 1410 FVW UF4LAND JL73U. T.wawn.Walice ESTATES-. wiuwl 57 pOLfl$5 01 Yarborouih WFe 217 Schwlnn 2 speed tandem bike, 431 23 YOU uan Have deluxe seats. floor &roe,22 Thursday's Games of being the ond man SI Lou Smyth. Division Brownerpjays"aswelfasany.. go Phone 530 5450. Flamingo Drive. 3 BR. 1 bath' generator lights, speedometer. 0.St.Th Adult-Family mi. $3,100 or beil offer. Call 64165-Pets-Supplies TATOES- ½bvshel, $3; I ingIntotheDje5n 3.20 21 St. Louis at New York Island. £ 0 u - rv ever coached." PINECREST.._4 OR. home. 3 bath,Ofl3bIg An Ideal home for at . thwIn$3OO,OOOInasa.non ctc bushel $3.; SO lbs., $3: 24h 0201 after S pm. mirror, like now. 671-5133. ___________ irs House In 3 Months sso io lanta International Raceway the latemodel circuit. Petty ha. Mm loss. Lots of extras, including pool Or* Bedroo m newlyweds. Just 121,000. ______________ _______ Marshall Ave., 32,33, "1k even plays 00 01W Pittsburgh 3 mo 3 S 1 7 at old ____ male 77 Philadelphia Ioy poodle, black. & Income producing trailer on 7 and the final event at College Leaders Call Sanford'sSalesL,ac,,,. From Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 370 Atlanta at Los Angeles OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION dálty teams, iii last year we Nov. done It twice and Is about to do Vancvr You Qualify $65; $ ma, old back lot. $10,300, Terms available. toy dachShund Hwy 92. I mile Cob Ontario, Calif., Nov. 21. Counter tOps. Sinks. Instailatlon Want senior cltiten to share ,,,1, west of Speedway, Toronto at Detroit male, red. 5 23 31 l8-tbIp Vinted even groomed him to play Iiagain. He leads with $296,479 LIADIWoPAJSORS Money is avaIlabl, for WALlS CONPIRINCI available. Bud Cabell. 322 ______________________ hom, and expenses. Write Box Cleveland at Vancouver Daytona Beach will hold a public subsidized 30I6LAKE AVE.-Lovely3 BR, 1½ AflCmp.y.yg,sa,. fealvetlgtg eni Jiat In case we housing in rural areas. No anytime 613, co Evening Herald, P.O. Box Yarborough, one of the top to Yarborough's $211,866 Nerds Division Haioi$. Al AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 1O 54 7% bath, ANYTIME central s & air, eat paym _______________________ ent, monthly payments less Mont night at 7:30, II's the only one in Live In companlojl for elderly lady. 1W, Sanford, Fla. 37771. ever needed the help." HamØ Vaiwy , WORLD HOCKEY A1$oclATioa o is s 7 05 W. 25th St. 67Fd drivers on the grand national i p0mg, kitchen equipped, FlorIda David Pearson IS third 10 L.A. Ihan Wallace. Tom rent. __________________________ tO a ni Light colng and cleaning. Small Eastern Division aric Florida, You set the reserved -S 3 3 13 43 31 The Irish i$thft need Brow circuit for several years is , rm,. utility shed, washer I. dryer Multiple Listing Service - 51-Household Goods PI PiUs salary. 323.2153 offer 4 p.m money with D4"4 price. No charge other than IS 2 5 2 4 2* 47 W L T P?s OP GA Lyoris,'L$u 30-Apartments Sanford, Ha. LAK Unlurnished included. Only 3, ESIDEAPARTMENTSj1 nor on offense l 524.500. Terms. HAY FOR SALE year, en seeking his first title,' while REALTORS Then follow Parsons Dirt Quebec regisiratinji fee untess vehicle Is' 256$PARK _________________ 2 5 1 5 25 I I 0 14 32 2$ (Ills, Miss 13 47 164 4 HIghway 17.03, 5anfo5 TEE 14 GREEN ESTATES- 3 BR, Nearly new twin size trundle bed. I Smallest ad with the greatest oç $123 Bale Up Cmnci sold. Call '04235-1311 for further route to an $3 season, but Di- Petty has won six times, In. Baker $169,769; $196,689; Wash I S 2 1 is Rutlad., Age 4 3 7 10 io 3j Ill 4 Across From Ranch HUUSt 1½ bath, Rig. Real Estate 3 central heat & air, kit. Broker $50; 6-drawer dresser, $15. Phone I portunity, Call 313-55.43 Roomn apartment, Call 322 5027 after 5 p.m -. noornion. .. Birm floor rear Allison details. 322.2OO a, n in Adams Division 4 4 1 1 41 32 vine said his difensly. standout cluding the past two years. Chin equipped, fenced yard, half Longwood area. Let's talk turkey. 3 503W. lstSt. utilities included, 117W. Third St., KY. 321 0*70. 3231-8670 or 1031-977 Mm I - $163,804; Waltrip $168,994; Mar- Bstn 72014 112$ NEng 41 29 7 2 •UNEMPLOYEO? Never again 3 3 1 7 21 31 TPiraffl, M.51. BR. 3" bath brIck. Huge lot. In 323-6061 pt323OSl7eves. block from Goff Course. Reduced a Leas* a Datsun including Z cars and peat leadership for Sanfont. 322-2750. a 3 Managed 'Aftér2S races In the $4.2 ml1 cis $114,190; Pond $111,659, and (live , •,, ., vurniyureat . --. i tiá_'. -- '-'---3 3 2 I 2$ YOU have sincere desire and 211 3 1134 rsuv in providlis Pow the ills 131.3333, UO"TVdiJIVU 113 DUy U.IQ to 127.500. Check this otj trucks. For information call Bill the Buff 21 Indy entire team, '4 1 0 I 21 20 lion season, Yarbcrough has 4,- Bro -____________ 7 4 1 5 ) 32 LIaDlGUCIIVRR$ ____ Prices. Good selection. ambition: Serious only please call oks $66,675. Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. Tnto Western Division I 4 3 3 30 Avs.sam.. . . 3742304 after _______________________ $00 , write lea MAGNOLIA- Handyman's $900 dOwn, 3 BR, 2 bath home, COUNTRY Speclal.38R,lbatt,2stcryhom, Phoenix Ave.TDs 3 3 0 10 37 10 FURPI, DISTRIBUTOR WANT WANT TO BUY 2 or 3 bedroom Giovanni, Deltomia,, Fl, 32743. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-72 and Tv,. 23 a I&i 17 7 Screened Parch. central H&A.,at. Winnipeg - - -.. --s 3 0 10 34 19 Chandler, modetnitone,San$ordocD.Bary rIo, - )23-$332.Sh44lmlEátl.4 In nice neighborhood , Owner 21 317 3 '13 Models. calm 3735370 or *34In Houston Kemp. VaWy with large tree shaded lot. 1 9 area Il 243 113 ' 32 Telephone Sobicito, experienced a 4W Dealer, anxious to sill. $12,300. $151.50 per mo. pays all. $ Di*go Cas. Van 3 3 2 $ 30 Write P.O. Box Sanford, 2342. 14 114 21.6 25 making appoIntments, for In. mtg. at I Pct. KULP REALTY, WaQiInqn, $11,100 FUTURA BY SINGER Edmntn as. IS 10I 34.7 LI Florida 32171. 3 3 0 4 I 20 4 1949 Pontiac Ventura, PS. PB. air, home salesmen. TOP howiy rate VETERANS- We have a few now 322-2333. MIss, One of SInger's top Touch and Sew II 116 II Calgary 2 4 1 3 7 radio, vinyl lop, good condltion.,,, , Plus bonus. A Position all* N,w,onw, Ala, 13 229 11.5 I70 1 homes let?. No money down if you Zig Zoo machines. Assume Cash for Antiques, Consignments 7 Tuesday's Results 1150. Call 323 6397. Vacarella. Au available on commission basis Cottage. S rooms, 1 bath, 231 S. 3rd II 333 21 17 qualify. 3 BR. 2 bath, kitchen wanted Hi way 16 Auction Cincinnati 1, New England 0 balance ofsl$3.30or pay s)150per °'°" TIVW,. 13 US 1,4 1.7 from your home. Sunday only 323. ire St., Lake Mary. Phone 530.1703. equipped, central heat & air, month. Will take trade-in. Sing,, '71 Buick Electra, excel, card. with heel Galleries. 3726972 e rvice II. Groves. Viiwy 12 141 is i.p e 3 1*73 or weekly 322.3033. carpeted. From . all power options. Metallic green , Glffney,Fia, 10 e Houston 3. Ed monton I 174 174 17 0 qui pped to zig-zag & make button WlnfirSpm'ings- I BR, 2 bath, 2-car with vinyl top Clean cloth inholes. Balance of $51.51 or 10 Minnesota 3. San Diego 1 garage, fenced large lot, kitchen Got iinty of Prospects, tenor, lowner. $119$ or best offer"* Win. Ste per- Realtor Calgary C, Birmlnge,am 3 payments of $6, Call credit fully equipped.$21,300. 134-1441. ______ __________________________ Hwy. 1 7-92 2600 Orlando Dr Your Product Or 5ervic In me 2-39 manager, 332.9111 or see at ClassIfied Ads, 339 6116 Today's Game ______________ I I9"l S. French 322-1991 San 01090 at Indianapolis Sanford SANFORD SEWING CENTER Nu: RN's & LPNs, Aides, Ai" . $21,700 _________________ Welcomes Eves. 322-1196; 322-4141; 323.1151 d. 1973 Oids Cutlass S YOU NAME 11.1 BUY IT! OILANDO.SEMl$OLU 307 E. 1st St. Downtown Companion. Thursday's cam" Factory air. PS, PO. $7,000 SAN FORD AUCT ION TUESDAY'S RESULTS * * * POOL * * * * Edmonton at Birmingh,m 623.0436 tIt...-. -J Phone.i$0* 3337)10 You Got Something to sell? A Classified Minnesota at Houston A _______________ FIRST - 1. DemingBe (1) se Ad will ll it fast. LPN, 4 ZIPPY 3 OR hous,t Flexible terms. 12 Shift. Gerlatric ixHOMES of DISTINCTION 1972 Volkswagen 411, good con29-401.40 4.10; 2. Larrl-yca (5) 14.40 Realtor owner will consider trade. parlance preferred. Apply In -' dit ion; also 195$ Volkswagen Bug. P 5.00; 3. Ica.Coldo lii 1.20; Q (4.1) Large Wood ed Lets Cash 322.4132 2 1-092 DO ITt person. Sanford Nursing & Con. Basket bull 52-Appliances $200. Call 322 3969. 43.10; P (45) 7050. Paved Streets. Sewers __________________________ vaiescsnt Center, 930 Mellonviliq SECOND - 1. Larrl.Soltla (I) Fo.' used furniture, appliances, 'u Dodge Street Lights Cliff Jordan IeaItor Sidewalks Ave. National Basketball AssecIafl Coronet, 7 door. VI, air, REFRIGERATOR. Side by Side 1710 5.60 4.20; 2. EchanoArana too's, etc. Buy I or 1(01 items. 531 5222 EASTERN CONFERENCE OIlS, A-I shape, $100 Phone 333- ' With Ice 5.00 Maker Larry' SlO; Security Mart 213 Sanford 3. Ica-Sanchez (4) tb: Ave. Atlantic Division Guard, full or part time, 1365 after S p.m. jLLWILDEHESBY _x 0 Phone 322-6057 - (3 4) 31.$o P (4-3) 163.10; 00 PR NEED A HOME? S100n midnight toss,Jft Prefer mature Newer 3 80. with W L Pc?. OS 13610. __________________________ I payment to qualified buyers. 3 IndIvidua l. 327.1510 NY Knkj central heat.alr, wall-to-wall 3 FOR _____________________ CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE 'l2VegaGTHatcnback,sIlverOray; KENMORE 1.000 WASHER. parts. THIRD 1 Echanoy (1) 13.20 MOUNTAINS of merchandise carpeting, paneled Family room, OR, I", baths, central heat, Boston ill 11 a 11 z 11 ilul with black racing Strip, I speeØ' 2 0 1.000 service, used machints ½ 3.10 cry day Utility, fenced refurbished, Buffalo As 3.20; 1. Negul.Elor (2) 1.50 STOP low as air, tin?edglass, radio; clean. 33t $15,000. for AND $23 ,000. THINK APPOINTMENT 2 I .500 I MOONEY APPLlANCE5323 A MINUTE. If % f7 3.40; AldaneArana (I) 4-00; Q (24) NY Nets CONSTRucTION Ina " after 6p.m. Classified Ads didn't wook tt,er, I 2 313 2 3500; P (42) 15.30. CUSTOM HOME - Impressive 3 COMFORT PLUS- Double wide Ptnliphia wOuldn't be any. ,. I 2 -333 2 CALL32231oj FOURTH -lJma Perot Ill 15.10 211W.2SthSanford,Fla. mobile home and large corner lot. 11' DR, 2 both home in prestigious Central DivisIon 3 BR, 2 bath, large living room, 0.101-60; Cacho -QIJIOI. (3) 1.20 4.10; Clove Irea.Featurespl,ugeF.milym Additions __________ __________________________________________ 2 0 I, I Remodeling Oguiza.B,itla (1) 4.20; Q (3-1) famIly room, central gas heat, WIth fireplace, dishwasher & :. Houston IlIt!UrI1LXçjj 2 0 1.000 - 14.60; P range and (5-3) megon 112.50; DO Atlanta refrigerator. A real The (45) 257.30. disposal, the latest appliances, buy 2 I Mi ½ EXSREAC'OSERVEYOU large rooms, custom wor k shop 14 Orleans at 523.900 FIFTH - I. Maruri.B,ngoa If i i .500 1 1310 410 3.20; 2. SaIa-Sanc,,ez (2) 'VOL'p LITTLE FFE and morel tis am 'MI Washton I 1 .300 1 .fGENcr hostess I 100 3.20; 3. Formin.Juan (4) 2.50; WITF REALTY )UI H PHONE CALL AWRY S Antonio I 2 Q JOBS WAITING .333 1½ (1-2) 30.00; P (1-2) 116.70, HIDDEN LAKE - Attractive 34 Req. Real Estate Broker, 321 0410 WESTERN CONFERENCE SIXTH - I. DOmingO.Quiola (1) EXEC. $ECRETARY... Personnel With Central H.A, W-w carpeting, 322774* Midwest DivisIon 32375453220179 experience. Typing & Shorthand. 30 00 650 5.10; 2. Negul-Peret I Denver Split b*dYO01T1 plan, dishwasher & 2 0 1 000 10l1l11I e, 1.206.40, 3. Arecha.Aguirye (I) 310; (3) ASSISTANT MANAGER.... Get plenty of prospects - Ad disposal, inside utility, double Chicago 4 2 1 -MI L HARRIET DEAS Restauran Aluminum tr Landscaping t Will Siding ain. vertise your product or P (I.]) Detroit Home Improvements garage for Only $ 45.70. service rvice en I 1 .300 I JEAN BRYANT the Classified Ads I. SEVENTH - I. Uua.Arana ________________________ Kan City CUSTOMER RELATIONS.... 1 2 .333 1½ AILS REALTORS Lawn Car. Medical experIe 834-9312 IS_CO 5.40 5.20; 2. JOse-Miguel (4) I Indiana can cover your hom, vlth I 3 .230 2 ROOFER-. S years experience, BALL REALTY Sanford MlIwki'e I'.SOS. 20;3ECIS'1Q..JIOIa(4)I10Q DENTAL aluminum & SOttit system Also Crpcn',', Remodep.nu A,01,5 RECEPTIONIST 0 321O041 3 '$33 $93 923 Custom Work LCeIISnj. Bonded 00 (10)61,30; P (5-1) 101.70; BIg Q (I-I LAWN REPAIR Roofing, Gutters. 20 Yrs, Exp Req. Real Estate Broker -; Pacific Division Free CstmatC 3736031 Experienced. with 45) 1376.00. 2017 S. FRENCH Portland Eagle Siding Co. LAWN REPLACEMENT SALES-RENTALS 2 0 1000 I SHIRLEY MILLETT LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER Seattle EIOHTHj. Bllb.iAItu (3) YEAR END BARGAIN- 3 bif Oil Orenernen, 557 1399 $I W.IstSt..Sanford C. E. SHEPHERD I I .300 1 831-9212 I 15.10 5.20; EXEC. SECRETARY.... 2. Los Ang Santl.Bengoa II bath home, carpeted, AC., kit. Painting, Remoc..eI;ng, General (5) 15.10 Currentj Cass.elberry.W;n,er Springs 322 544)or322-2lSl after Hrs. I 3 .250 FlorIda 4.20; 3. Anton.Zarr, (1)1.20; Q Golden St. chen equipped. Assume first Beauty Care Repairs Call 3230175 () SALES Rea l Estat, license. 0 2 00) 2 Forest City REPS P (3-3) 254.40. TRADE WHAT YOU U HAVE FOR mortgage, 5)57,97 monthly and __________________ Phoenix 0 2 .000 2 Piano Services : ____ ABSTRACTOR WHAT YOU WANT. Altamonte Springs NINTH 625 5049. Pay very small down payment to Central Nest 3, Air Condit ioning Tuesday's Rtsults I. Bilbao (4) 1760 1.60 iO 2. Palxi (1) move In. No qualifying Im ASSISTANT MANAGER.... E X. 25% 1.20 1.10; 3. Alava For Or"estimalts, calt Carl New York Knicks III, Buffilo TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - I.• LARRYSAXONINC.,REALTOR r RUTH TUECH perience in ii,' sportswear mediate OoUession. 101 Q (1-6) 31.50; P (44)147.30, llormerly Harielt's Beauty Noah) Harris at SEARS in Sanford 332 l"iano & organ Lessolt sill sales. 834 9312 071414 Gush _____ Mary- 3 BR, I t , bath new 1771 51 9 E First 322 TENTH ....lRamon(3) 10.1011.40 SECRETARY.... Part time, 'its 'lodri 01 ______ (71411 111415 _______ JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Lake te,,u,r n-ti, Orlando 16 Altamonte Springs Indiana 120. Seattle 90 homes. Under $23,000 with less Ill woft's of Vega Pints. F$con (J'QOl of Mije -, rft'l-w Olt. : SERVICE- Gas appliances Longwood Electrical. Larrea (5) 4.40; Q Plumbing, re than lfernq, (3-1)11-00 Chicago 90. MIlwaukee U 1150 down. Government ; P (3-1) M,,stj,ç II O.,n,in, Honw. Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse Broker, 327 7114 Assoc. 3230445 147.30; DO (43) 111.00. Cal Lesson. , Crs. Ch,v..i., C'wotst. ige' ation, Ice Machines. b0rU 322 : MANAGER - Mobile Home set up jiw4i. CSw,y II. 7..ç,ti, funding- By builder, •3116i9 (East) Carpet Cleaning 010 ". chryl Day F,,, Night Cugw experience Residential or Commercial, Caoilac.us.cw1. 11$, OT So Equal Housing Opportunity. _______________________ OIN9.q, CPilIVl9.,. repair service. 339 5.477 10.405.s 1.40; 2. ArIcfta.Pere, (1) Philadelphia III. New Or- 3 Fwd CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND H1LDA RICHMOND WE SELL SUCCESS-404.00; , Afla.Aguirr. (5)3,40; Q 201 Commercial n leans I1 home for 574 3167 Ro4 Repairs. Carpetitr,. Pa.nti.,g, S SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED 322 5176 everything (24) 33 20; P (21) 64.30. Portland 110, Golden State even tQt ,ou' ' "I :Noise Repairs. Gutteing. Cement Only $33 I ¶ TWELFTH I. Santl.Ramon (I) Today'sGamts ________________________ 1. work_Freeestimates $)I$ Phone3fl-355a Washington at 11.101201402, Manobo Bongo. (5) New v. - -- - -- _ "am am Twes al Nets 1 4 "°J-QO;3BIIbaO.Agulrre(I)3.20Q -- it' .,teii 4 yiNU'E ,,_ ,, _, ,,,-________________________ (7-4 with 5-I) 112640. Pest Control S.aItI. at Detroit ,. t.-tt lpm'r. A['%d , Handle - $113,973; A - 7,337, 671 Phoenix at San Antonio Home Delivery of J __________________________________ . Electrical ' " "' Philadelphia at Houston QualIty 3 ______________________ bedroom . 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. ___ ___________ I ".111 BROWN PEST CONTRa.. :: Thursday's Games FRONT Concrete block Construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully 2S67 Park Or,, Buffalo vs. Boston at Marl - ll Bo*le, Electric-- Industrial, Land Clearing the EVENING HERALD ford 322 0463 equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator OR DRUM Commercial, Residential Fr,, VIENNA - Vita. Gerulajtjs NOW York Knicks at Clevewallpaper In kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded Li SOUT H Estimates 2515 Elm Ave . 322 I ian z.w.Th rnotsr D,sC rs&ao . O5 of New York downed Peter ESTERSON LAND CLEARING lot. Convenient to schools and Shopping - No maintenance fees. 2373 ___ _____ cp,a,;,I b.ale Pads 0 lnscl hØs4iji system and tote's Milwaukee .t Denver v..... bser. -___________ pe,s Buildo;in. E.cavatncj, Ditch work Pearson 6-4, 5.7, 74 in the first dons naf include 'ear .lwe.si s available in nearly Portland at COlden State • $pes* plugs Condenser . Tine Ingir. . Fill dirt. tcp Soil 322 5913 Sanford's oewest we Mcwen r c.iuI bid tsO.I residential neighborhood _________________________ -.5 round of the 150,000 Grand Prix Po."ts ,oio.. Sit 4-*1(EL DUIi6-TYPf lnsta4 new bake lawigs aid ctoi . B... .11 Coispiw, fr*nd biitws wdwod P'iss Hauling -__________________ U lout Wf*SI$ iI.i.pec- braao lPyd'aul.0 5,5*5' Tennis Tournament, you HUGHEY EQUIPMENT 3ueratons. Dress 4'.lt rg Orap MODEL OPEN: add hind _ College all LIe Clearing. Mo*ing. Oescirg, Lpholstery 322 0107 of Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock. Sand. DAILY-I:30 a.m..s:30 p.m. Olympics $$ Y NCAA DIvi$ie II LIGHT HAULING 3. YARD I-AL) PLUS TWO IS FOUR Backhoe Loader. Pn 3220427. *4%41 ___ By The Associated Preis Arid That's A Fact? FROM *25,,000 I AND GARAGE CLEAN UP NEW YORK - The director The Top tO football learns Garage COUflfy0 Pho ClassfedAdsc,to,,,s In are in s ne 3-19 5371 eason Tell tie I ____________________________ Ihi PICAA Division II weekly of the United States Olympic 2O "Ac, F' S34N people about it with a Classified AV Financing-No th ing Down • IPIN a, ' 2 a 95 F poll: Ad fl the Herald Committee, _______________ Col. Dom 3222611. 531 ---_ PARTS (aTM IF MIO(D ' C'CT5 Mil lN.Mic __________________________ $00 60 '"3 annoUned that lhetjliOCplans . Conventlonal-5% Down 2 Alcorn 5, Heater Cleaning ler, For Regular Delivery 5-b so 3 Akron Well Drilling 600 52 to sjs.'nd an unprecedented $10 I -. I Monlan St. 41 0 14 million fl sports development Landscaping & Homes ready for your Inspection tie Southern Passenger All 04 Any Size Oil heaters cleaned and 6)0 4 fur Itie 1980 £Tenn, Tech Moscow Olymplci. and immediate occupancy ?SE L.'. DRILLED PUMPS serviced Call Ralph at 32) $95.i 610 31 FREE MOUNTING Lawn Care ? Tinn, St. PMINKLER SYSTEMS aften3pm DIRECTIONS: in Sanford.We$ton25lhSt, off 17.03 : 610 322.26 34 1 IDelawa,, '-, ___ ______ Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks _________ 471 .3b Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. Richard Dies 1 0 1, All 9W Illinois 1ypes and 1 1.5 a Classified Ad help you find On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive 6)0 29 EXPERT LAWN SE MV ICE We repair and service W Arl:ond more r oom br storage Classified 40 FOR 510 INFORMATION CONTACT MOwinj. EeJnij Trmm n 21 RECAPS CUU.MAN, Ala. - Charles Ads find buyers fast STINE M MACHINE 17 Free Estmatrt Prior?,323 119; W. Richard, a three sport coach SUPPLY CO NCAA D4,lsi., Ill or 831-9993 Pius SOc Fed. Tax Another Fine Development By Ina Si 'i . By The Associated p 55 WILCO CONSTRUCTION CON?AY at St. Barnd College, died of 6137 0 The Top 10 feams in t'znphysezna at the age football A Subsidiary Of Wiliner Industries BUILDER. DEVELOPER of 68. -0 39)UThWID,ted.(AP)_ - - South Seminole - CLASSIFIED vr HOURS ' . RATES u. ' , ' ____ '---- - - ____ 11 I Bait btete _____ kfore s Noon Friday ______________________ ______ BAMBOO - ., .,... 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M. UNSWORTH REALTY ____________ r Ram,,y, ''•-'-" N%q in BIG 1" & W __________ _.. 5.."vur *Q h" nehbcthood? srcfIbcL. 5 ____________________ ,% 9dqPiwitde Jai-Alai Sanford, Fla. ______ _____ H. We Buy Furniture m WeI _ ______ Pro _____ I, '- __________ A ' " BUSINESS DIRECTORY , IIIIIII wlI heI 4 FOR 4 FOR - - , Cell ocy: FOR :, - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H & le We're Offering A ' OR _____ '° $7375 j Kansan City 117, Los Angeles Dt Dvsiv. Co'iit ILl VENTN - I. Negul- _______ l.Mteis 'loidigo Cn*amy, _ _______ ______ fo (2) ORIGINAL PRICE $29eO NOW 22,125 P',IIOus I ____ L " a ISANORA Gerulaltis wins J1J1IIJ, - i!- '. _______ I Is un 1010 ll "MI, is- areas New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Seminole W000mere $995 VA 34N " laomacm, WHEEL BALANCING 1 00 Call $149 _ - ' "- FHA FOR INFORMATION CALL 323•7080 or 323•7860 • ' - , ., __________________ - 1 10 Bralley Odham-323-4670 '• ,'. �¶!HT1&*n5M, ir- lily, ftL V, on SliuriL Crippleo Athlete Still Adjusting Traumatic Memory L ingers For Rob M udd By1flJM*AYUWgUJ Treats To kick Diet Teed yow'self with trickery that'll help you remain slim thing the and gobbling with these tips fran carol Koefin, area director of The Did Workshop. Ow fortable enclave celled Ihicnln three afternoons a week, but the cobblestones on the boy," Viflage which Is located on an his father: "He type of tackling which caused English literature, modern compo sometimes jar hasn't habilitated yet." SYOQCIDN, Calif. — (NEA) north aide 1 Stockton, donethe to studying his Injury. Lot spring, the the Wrap shiny pennies in 1ropology and psychology, the battery connection boon, The boy Is linked Irrevocably the city ibis. Farnis "It's kind of a bother," he Maids sued the school aluminum foil — hand out hr, ead He has on Idea he' for life to the chair in wIdth he imbrckei there ji a couple of law some day. d like to study candng the chair to go aramd says frankly aboi* his con. for $3 million In damage of candy kisses, or s hine In circles until is dropped. Ills body Is punt decade. ago. NOW there are ,on, can finemait, "a built-In nuisance. because of Rob's injury, but a flWrethtod apples you can find The tongbed part of his Comea cue him at ft'skindofhardtoacc,pi." verdict was returned for the and spastic. His face Is hollow trees and neatly clipped Euhe cuthcalum is typing study Anne Marie is a 1e$ sophomore os high gloss; diddbigeU OW "Of course, Fm bitter," says defendsoL The cane is now on somber. But there Is an and watered seen lawns. fl's a pipers. A Special contraption Is the same school. "Rob Is more his apparent sensitivity to Rob sire '.Buy pecks of baseball or "Can't you see? I appeal. Legal action has also neighborhood, the high fitted to his hand, enabling him pitied then he was before the feel amother. point should Muddthatcr1jf.j is j a fewandMocha .'footbafl cards and divide them school he made, the been Instituted against the He is a 2Oyear-old In a away. to e one key at atjme on an into hands of five to drop bite way football 111 played,with the California Interscholastic electric typewriter — laborloon he's wing his brain more." crippled body who is dill In the helmet being used as a Federation. treat bags. Pop ups huge bag of Time is a "For Sale" sigo on work But he has a fine &I His IQ has been eyJ .., j weapon." throes of reconciling hhnielf to the MOW ilawiL lieya,e average In Ms coorses. Meanwhile, life as such must ,corn; make upsmall bags for the fact that he will never walk moving, JiM an soon an their the uo range. He is a little Since Rob's Injurj, the goon for Rob Maid. Your doorringers. Sticks of At school, the he ones an electric morn ahad again, never even stand up — home seUg,toa home they have future. "They National Federation of State sugar-free gum are great "Boredom," he says, "lam Chair to get p by himself, talk about rehabilitating that he will be dependent on had built In the Quail Ibes High Schodi has of the biggest eieny." others for his physical care and district a little to the soat& A new lipstick so your smile needs as long as he lives. They really hate to part with at the door Is the prettied ever, It's heartbreaking. And, for their home, but they feel the a new dress for your door. Rob Maid, the memory of that need fora house more related to Opening chores, or a new plant Oct. 26 afternoon Is still the special needs of Rob, who to grace the window once the ; 4' traumatic. He was a 15..year.old right now can't wheel himself Jack.o-largern Is removed — kid then, out for high school outside. these treats are far better than football because It candy. was the thing His life is wtisei ctiairs And to do. Mndd, family In front of home For dessert Halloween night, "I remember then was aliig y Ice milk sauced with fections and fear of bed sores, a 11shed4n4Ls.owii.Juice drug scene at Lincoln High mcuisr craning a hydraulic pinSchool," says his mother, eapple. Carol, "so I dkki't mind him device to lift him Out of bed and swing inln nut for football because him Into a wheel chair, 25 -'iys of hoepltiiHon 'each onuld keep him gafarmantell year, physical th.rapy, cupled." diaphragmatic corsets and Corral Sag hair Rob was a sophomore, and breathing difficulty, phantom the cowhing system then was pains and depression. Cowl-neck sweaters are the By MURRAY OLDERMAN to let the kids act as cannon rage this year but tricky to fodder for the varsity seniors In The care of Rob Maid 5 wear with long hair. Try practice scrimmages. Rob costly. His father's Insurance Waring braids or a chignon weighed 150 pounds and was Coverage has accounted for th them for a neater look lined up at walkaway dot e of the expense. The bulk from the back. Q. Is It __datar _____ y to wear a bitting helmet while hatting In end (comparable to a has been provided by the Free toes linebacker) on the left side. The Crippled Children's Fund, i majer leagues? I say eat became Tesy Taylsr of the PhiWee scrimmage Remember, a shoe and your play run his which has already spent about dOmWi wear earn. — Bobby Todd, Amalie* Calif. stocking should extend at least way. Rob ducked his head and 0,000 on his treatment. The one quarter of an Inch beyond Wearing a batting helmet has been mandatory for several stuck it in the path of the ball Maids contribute $300 a month. 755. Howe-, at the time the rule was introduced, a grand-Stuck Your toes for healthful comfort. asthe he numbers," was taught they — part father clause stipulated that players then active could still have "fm to Rob of speaks softly because the Option of wing liners under their regular baseball cape. Tony call It In football lexicon, his chest and everything Taylor was one of those who elected to one the liner. below Is paralyzed. He has In the violent contact, motion In his arms but no Q. Let's say a college fietball team sc AW arescosrnslos. a ' tiacbdow and soznet g snapped. And Rob drnd&s to y a shirt pass for the twopoint elasticity in his thumbs his An op. found himself lying on the hands are frozen. A special psing player Intercepts and rmm It all the way I the other end tk not really feeling much tendon transplant operation Is MLe. Dies Play reSume as If the conversion werentomissed or gum tbitIstercrptedtheb. get the Points? _ John Weaker, does pain but knowing something being contemplated to give him Rnth flg,i,tir.il h. falwa .. .. C6le, cam was wrong. He couldn't move, a chance for more freedom of -"riooaies; Stuffed Cabbage "I was somewhat scard,"he movement with his hands. The clock Isn't raining on conversions, which m been a staunch Republican. Not Rolls; k Meatballs and almond extract, cool to In eans the ball recalls "but I didn't know what isn't officially in play. Which means , will die was m. -i-ic,j wu One C C uce; nfl.. lukewarm, add egg and yeast. Cream a S once the Wh ole Ham At times," be admits, "I learn coos, but wu.y she has "lazed with attempt Is halted, either kick, pass or that rim, the ball isconversion had happened at the time. I'd T Add 2 cups flour and beat till A pr i co t am, and heard of broken necks and that have pain. I get these conconcan't be advanced. The guy was raining to the otherdead perfected IIIC art. L smooth with electric beater. Scatwi.d end zone you the when you had a p.. Potat oes; C ole Slaw tractures In my elbows." strictly for exercise. With slIes than a week to go with Sour rDress Gradually add rest of flour and ,II I 1k Sometimes there are also more v Nov. 2 eiectlons, she four kinds hi. A an,,, A blend with spoon to make fairly seven He had never heard of uncontrollable 5Pifl5 In Lirputting to work her passion kinds of rolls' stiff dough. Cover, let raise till $ Reliant Steel. Features 2 ply Polyester cord, 2 steel lower flflb5WthiM quadraplegia, U He for Republicanism with her doubled. Punch down on floured Ibelts. In the wide 78 SeriesProfile. Whifeajl, No paralyzed in all four was ex- him out of his chair. These _______ flair for cooking In a cornNO KNEAD ROLL DOUGH board, divide into two pieces. trade-In required. tremities and mid-(f33 could be controlled by an binatlon which is keeping area (Made for Greg Drummand Roil each to a rectangle. Use down. operation to completely sever Republicans among the bed fed cocktail party) any of the following fillings sPinal cord, which was He couldn't anticipate the group tn town ! before rolling up: boredom and occasional severely bruised, but the Mudds Ruth Boutwell JiM doesn't 2 cups warm water 4 for99 4' Two the. margarine mixed 1' resignation that have become are reluctant to accede to this. attend a political get-together 105 to 115 degrees) with 1 cup chopped almonds part of his daily life. Somewhere in the future they Size 878.13 Plus 1.96 led. tax each tire Rig. $29 ia empty handed, be It a coffee, Zpkg. dry yeast and " cup powered sugar. Q. 8smetlmeg In the scrimmage action of a football game, i The Robert Mudd Sr. f amily hope for miraculous medical cocktail party or simply a long cup sugar see what amounts to clipping on the front line and yet the Melt 2 tbs. margarine, mix referees Is notched out of typical advancement to help Rob. enIng at someone's home "s cup soft with Li cup apricot jam and 1 dillet seam to call It. How come? — R.T., ciacfnnat o. middle-class America. Bob, a ufflng envelopes. margarine -• I After his accident, Rob's cup chopped walnuts. Because in Professional football there is suc for 1,1 o, He is 4 13O h atackle thing to a3tackle, legal silver-haired man in MS late 40s weight plummeted It gets expensive, of course, 1 egg .4 Let rise until doubled. Bake In dipping. At the beginning o(s play, in the area of but Ruth dismisses that con- I tsp. salt an offensive lineman can hit & guy from the side, from the rear. whose face Is bronzed from the now up to 135, but still gaunt. Size E78-14 Plus 2.41 led. tax each lire Rig. $3$ 'a. 350-degree oven for 20 minutes I' sideratlon with, "Oh, I shop the S"z to 7 cups all p Size F78-14 Plus 2.56 fed. tax each tire Rig. $40 'a. or until nicely browned. any place, as long as the hit occurs withinthm yards of the line of California sun, isa marketing Hlsbodyhasgrownflvelnches. representative for Pacific Gas If hewereeverto stand up he'd sales. And besides, I have no purpose flour Size G78.14 Plus 7 fed.tax each tire Reg. $42 ea. REFRIGERATOR COOKIES scrimmage. if, however, the flow of the play changes, no clipping and Electric Co. His wife, stretch to 8-2. one at home to cook for." She (makes about 60 rolls) is allowed any (Redpe was used to make a Carol, is dark-haired and The biggest problem is lost her husband, Olan BoutMeasure water Into large large 942 cookie in the shape of pleasant. They were both horn well, almost two years ago, and warm mixing howl. Sprinkle In a Model T Ford and a lxii and raised in Stockton, Calif., a bonelinesn The kids he grew up 4 for since that time has devoted all yeast, stirring until dissolved. a. 14O cookie In the shape of a with and went to Lincoln High mall city near to where the her TLC In the kitchen to Add sugar, margarine, egg, salt pineapple for opening of th e Iowa State Picked Joaquin River empties Into a with seldom come around any Size 078.15 Plus 2.79 led. tax each tire Rig. $43 as. easing the appetites of not and hail the flour. Beat till Ford-Dole headquarters In Size H78.15 Plus 2.99 fed. tax each tire Rig. $45 es rich delta: an agricultural hub. more, though in the first flush of only Republicans, but other smooth with electric beater. Sanford. Both cookies were Their first born was Robert sympathy after the accident friends and neighbors as well. Add rest of flour to make fairly decorated with Icing.) Maid Jr., called Rob, dark- they raised a special fund of Ove K A precinct committee stiff dough, mixing by hand. l 1 cup margarine haired like his mother, with a $18,000which Is now held in woman, Mrs. Boutwell is a past Place in greased bowl, turning cups *sugar 2 thin, brooding face. He Is a trust. president of the Sanford to grease top. Cover loosely 2 eggs, beaten (Continued from Pg. 1.B fifth-generation rnian. 14; East Carolina 30, Western Califo aluminum Republican Women's Club. She with foil. "I can see why they don't 2 tsp. butternut Carolina 12; Florida State 26, Anne Marie, his sister, Is a year come around," shrugs Rob. Refrigerate at least two hours Joined the dub in 1964, a year • one else has ... Pitt 31-10. vanilla extract Clemson II; William & Mary 24, younger. They are the only ,Out of sight, out of mind." after It was formed. She has (or as long as four days). Dough 1 34 cups cake UCLA at Washington: Furman 16; Davidson 21, children. been interested in politics since will rise in refrigerator; punch HIS days are spent reacting U(L4'sTerryDonahueexpeij flour Guilford Louisiana Stale 24, Bob and Carol bought their and watching way back In 1948, but darted to down occasionally. Let rise ust ti Up. salt a tough game with the Huskies. Mississippi 14; Louisiana Tech home, a typical California because It's there." Since the J CPenney 23 channel ?iake an active contribution before baking In 400 degree 2 tsp. baking powder C.B. radio But they made the mistake of 22, North Texas State 20; Tuba ranch-style house, 17 years ago. fall of ins, he has been enrolled after settling in Sanford in 1955. oven for 12 minutes. Ruth Bout II serves W1 Cream margarine, add at Germ Bread [ling and handing UCLA Its only Pac.8 20, LouIsville 13: Akron 20 t was the first one built on at Delta Junior College. He Ten years later, she directed Use this dough for: loss a year ago and that amo sugar. Add eggs and flavoring Muffins withs • eamng Marshall 10; Northeast Stanton Way, set In the corn- carries nine units and attends chocolate OLIVE PINWHEELS: the Klrkettes, GOP pompom cost the Bruins a trip to the Louisiana 17, Northwestern alternately with sifted dry girls, in the gubernatorial stuffed olives in center of Rose Bowl. Revenge IS sweet Ingredients. To make the large Now . . . Louisiana 7; Richmond 24, squares of dough, brush with greased 9-inch Layer cake pan, 4 tbs. margarine election, UCLA 28-14. 59.99 cookies, roll out a big enough Tennessee-chattanooga 14; cup sugar When not cooking up a pot of egg white, sprinkle with onion cover, let rise. Mix 14 tsp. garlic piece of dough on a cookie California at Southern Call- Stith Carolina 20, North Carospaghetti for a supper rally, or salt, let rise till doubled before salt with one tb. margarine, 1 tsL salt sheet, chill in refrigerator, then fornia: Ricky Bell should be Ima State ll; Memphis State 21, brush on rolls, sprinkle with i tsp. mace baking a batch of rolls for a baking. cut with small knife using paper okay for this one and he needs Tulane 14; Virginia 27, VMI 17; meeting, Ruth enjoys puttering CRESCENTS: roll dough in parsley. Cover, let rise again k s tsp. almond pattern of desired shape. I Orig. sold for 89.99 In Aug. 1976 to take a few Heisman head- Virginia Tech 19, West Virginia Uv661m407,ttTaCtJsv,X extract her pretty lakeside garden, circle, brush with oleo, cut into before baking. lines away from Tony Dorsett 14; North Carolina 15, Wake (Republican Women's Club ALMOND ROLL 1 egg lightly growing both fruit and pie-shaped pieces, roil beginSouthern Cal 3043. member Beth Gregory Forest 14. beaten 1 Made for Bill Kirchhoff coffee vegetables as well as flowers. nmg with rounded edge, brush illhiUhd7fftDOD designed the Ford-Dole patKentucky at Maryland: Ken. Basic 23 channel radio. Volume, Midwest—Notre Dame 42. 2-34 cups all 0. 5201 Not long ago she prepared the with beaten egg, let rise till — makes two large rolls) terns). Bake in 350-degree oven squelch control and modulation tucky has already knocked oil Navy 0; Bowling Green 28, CanI pkg. yeast purpose flour wedding reception fare for a doubled before baking. till lightly browned. Cool; light. Positive or negative ground. one old grad this year, LSU's tral Michigan 21; Illinois 27, .Soften yeast in warm water. decorate. staliation available at extra cost Republican Women's Club PARSLEY PAN ROLLS: 3 tin. warm water Charlie McClendon. Wisconsin 18; Southern Illinois 105 to 115 degreesi Scald milk; stir into milk member. The appetizing menu shape bits of dough into oneMaryland's Jerry Claiborne *is 30 Indiana State 17; Iowa 28, The remainder of the cookie margarine, sugar, salt, mace dough form into rolls about two included Chicken Paprika with inch balls. Place In lightly two-thirds cup milk another ezWildcal, and he Northwestern 22; Kent State 20, doesn't intend to pay the same Eastern Michigan 9; Mkhlgan price ... Maryland 21-7. 20% off Survivor 48 15888* State 23, Purdue 66; Ball State 00 30, Northern Illinois 10: Miami, Ohio state at Indiana: Alignment Sale 31.16 ____ Hoosiers were ecstatic last year 0. 17, Toledo 13; Western Ii. ___________ with trade-In. DEAR ABBY: I am a young fJa'JL'L.]K!: because they only lost t theIinois 13, Illinois State 10: Ohio _____ and front get on the subject of age. be thought abrupt or un- out to dinner with no cranky 4. - I _________ married woman. My father Buckeyes 24-14 and actually U. 20. Western Michigan 14; Rig. 3$.S. Survivor U _____________ Abby, near ly everyone in our friendly. kids around, ____ _______ died last year, and my mother -- wheel balance. made them throw a pass for long Beach State 27, Wichita . Corrosion resistant h. group tells their age, which M>' brother is 25 and on his '1 --' _________ Our low price includes: who was devoted to him is still DEAR ABBY: The letter _________ their final touchdown. it re- State 16. makes me feel self-conscious second marriage', lie has five • complete wheel about the employer who will kids, is grieving. Available In group sizes: mains to be seen how the Bucks Southwest — Arkansas 4 because I have never told up to his neck in bills alignment They would have been will perform without injured Rice 31 Arkansas State 35, la24, 27,27F,22F,24F,7Z74 anyone my age and I don't hire a married man in and spends his vacations • balance of 2 front ,: to lit most American married 33 years last Sunday quarterback Rod Gerald, so a Ilointcn 42, Texas intend to. I would never lie to preference to a single man if staying home and babysitting. wheels Mow had my father lived. On the far-out choice as the Upset Christian 13; Texas A&.M 34. my doctor, or falsify my age on both are equally qualified for I have 2.44 days complete safety _____________________ the same position interest ed- ,,' ....._i.. missed only.three WIthol trade-In, add $3 te of their anniversary, I .. I.,,,I ,l..,........, I,.., T Special of the Week ... Indiana Southern Methodist 14; SouthU ,ui IIII, UUL £ Can L l st lu- years. I u ue ias Performance inspection 10 gauge battery Ar ngton Louisiana 42, Texas. (ilL western Mvlted my mother to my home 2221 MEANT WELL Installation at no extra charge. see what's to be gained by . PARI-MUTUEL WAOLrnNO am always on time and work a 'Spin balance add $3. booster cable. Eight POST TIME 7:30 P.M. li for dinner. I purposely didn't 20; McNeese State 31, Drive DEAR MEANT: No. Such a In telling it to others. today. Let full day for a day's pay. I find this deplorable. Single 12 power-charged games Other games: our mechanics check your battery lent long. 'Most U.S. and many foreign it Save on _steel belted polyesters. 0 Fashion Tips Well, Since You Asked... Cook Of The Ruth Bouslawell Keeps ea Republicans - to of r Afts - It Inches in diameter. Wrap In wax paper, chill, slice Into thin slices, decorate with nuts or cherries, bake at 375 degrees for 12 minutes or until lightly browned. RIBBON SANDWICHES (Used at Vince Fechtel coffee) 2 large loaves thin white sandwich bread 2 large loaves thin wheat sandwich bread lb. soft oleo S hard boiled eggs, chopped 2 tbs. salad dressing 1 tb. mustard salt and pepper to taste Egg filling: mix. 8 ox. cream cheese 3 tbs. parsley flakes Cheese filling: soften and mix 1 large can deviled ell Fed three with one each of the three fillings; stack; squeeze lightly so they stick together; trim crusts. Place each sandwich made from four slices of bread in small plastic bag, Store In large pan, cover with damp towel, refrelgerate overnight. Just before serving, cut each sandwich Into quarters, then each quarter into five small pieces. Makes about 3ac small sandwiches. WHEAT GERM BREAD (Made for Republican Women's club meeting) two-thirds cup all purpose flour 1 pkg yeast cup wheat germ 1.Li tsp, salt 1 cup warm water 1105-115 degrees i cup molasses 2 tbs. margarine I eu Combine half the flour, yeast, wheat germ and salt; mix well. Add water, egg, margarine and molasses Beat three tnlnides with electric beater. Add red of flour and mix by had. Cover, let rise one hour or instil light. Spoon into two quart casserole Of two small log pans. Cover, let rise 30 minutes or until light. Bake atY75 degrees 3minutes or until golden brown. Turn out on cake ra* tq COOL THE plum in balm 2 tbs. sweet relish 1 tb. salad .uI.,_, ,,,.-. HOLIDAYS COME ALIVE WITH dressing 11am filling: mix. 10 Make sandwiches at a time. Place on counter four Flowers in glorious Fall Colors to brighten the day. slices of bread, alternating white and wheat; spread with softened oleo. Then spread first Sanford Flower Shop Pianos-Org ns Bob Ball's Pianos & Organs 301 W. First St., Sa nford 322.22$5 ' "One of Central Florida's Leading Florists" 2O E. COMMERCIAL PH.322.1$fl ,, • 4 J-Iave Patience With Mourning Mother - - nightly except Sunday w est Texas state 14. Army 23, Air Forte impacy with d1514 mph- as Far Wed Brigham Young a'uh to th. 24; Colgate 30. Boston U. 14; 26, Arizona State 72; Wyoming Dartmouth 35. Columbia '; 23, Colorado State 17; Fresno AiW Harvard 23, Brown IS; Holy 4 Ladia; Free Tkorwity x#4 Ptyoffrpsimg 14; Hawaii L• 20, Pacific 24, ArO d am 17, Rhode Island 10; FullertonState Idaho 27, n4 p both Wa of 14; W*1pot.ö,dt.d) Princeton IS, Penn 9; Rutgers Idaho State 20; FIvnwood Bogi,, New Mexico 31, For rs,rvaflanI call 3051339efl i from Is)ins to 6pm only 26, Massachusetts 13; Penn New Mexico State 21; Oregon ?MILISNOKTII(OR[A.DOOS,I1IWY.17.92 State 25, Temple 14. Bt,don State 20; San SU 115 FROM 14. 20. Washington College 35, Villanova 6; Yale 23. .Jo'se State 34. Santa Clara Ii; ('ui'nefl 13. SLanforu 35, South — Florida 34, Auburn San Diego Oregon State 21; i State East - - 11 1; 28; The Citadel 18. Appalachian Pim" 20; Arizona 30, Utah 10; State 14: Georgia Tech 24, Duke l'th State 22 . Weberstate 12. ball op" charging system (no extra necesury. a cars. charge, no purchase Cars equipped with torsion bars, add 2.00. Cars equipped with air COndilioning. add 3.00 JCPenney SANFORD PLAZA Open Sam. to it p.m., Monday fliru Saturday Open Sunday iz;3010 5:30 p.m. Catalog sntsr Ph. 322.1020 Store Ph, 323.1310 WINTER PARK MALL Open Sam. to P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Catalog cantor Ph. 544-1541 Store Ph. 647.4333 make a party of it, and carefully avoided wishing her a happy anniversary. (I knew it was anything but happy, and figured the last thing she needed was another reminder of what day it was.) Well, a few days later, my lother told me that she was very 'hurt" that I didn't even wish her a happy anniversary. Abby, no amount of wishing could have made that day happy. Under the circumstances, do you think I was wrong? wish would have had a hollow Is there any harm in keeping and futile ring. You mother was my age a secret? When casual probably "hurt" because she's acquaintances ask me how old I 31111 hurting Vram her loss and am, I always say, "That's a not because you didn't wish her subject I don't care to discuss," a happy anniversary. I know this sounds abrupt and You were thoughtful to have unfriendly, but that's the way I made sure your mother wasn't feel. alone on that date. Don't be Please tell inc how to handle critical of her. She's obviously this question about age without still mourning and deeply seeming uniñtei or unrrlcndlly. sensitive. AGELESS DEAR ABBY: I belong to a DEAR AGF.l.ESS: Simply senior citizens' group. I'm a say, "I'm not telling." And if widow, over 65, and that is as you say It with a smile and a far as I care to go when people twinkle in your eye, you won't people are taxed more, which is So, Abby, please pass this on unfair considering most single to that employer. My boss must people are not adding to the appreciate the fact that I'm population problem. responsible, though single, or I uUldflt have kept my job this I am 29, male and single. I long. enjoy traveling, going to the SING I: AND theater with other singles who LOVING IT pay their own way and going Thornton Visits Family, City Lucious Thornton recently motored to Sanford from Cleveland, Ohio to visit her mother, Mrs. Emma Lee Thornton and his aunt, Mrs. Jewel Jackson. He enjoyed revisiting old haunts around the city. 1* Sanford Plaza Thurs. & Fri. Oct. 28 & 29 1OAM•6PM * �U.IUS$U, kINt Pt. 1 Irn.ve.i tarn,g..sta Alli "W2111, SsRftr4 PP. i,L SAVE 11.54 MEAT PRICESI lEO P1 IV THE ONE HOURS 4111$ SANFORD AVE. Mon., Tues., Wed. Sam. to? p.m. MEAT Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Sam. to 9 p.m. Sway 1a.m. 101 p.m. PARK AVE. and 21ffi ST. Ia.m.top.m. 7D.ysa Week PEOPLE couPoils WIUD ON OUR THIRD PAGE PARK AVE. sad 2311, ST. Sa.m.Isp.m. 7 Days awsek PRICES 0000 THURS., OCT. 2$ THRU WED.. 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No Halloween party Is worthy of the name without orange and black crepe dreamers and S U U U 0000 AT PANIC AND SHOP STORES OCT. 31. IllS THRU NOV.) • - Inexpensively available at variety or discount stores. The focal point of the party - the "treat" table should likewise be decorated with a orange and black tablecloth and napkins. How about a styrofoam cone centerpiece filled with colorful lollipops and place cards made from chocolate bars, trimmed with panned cinnamon candies to spell out the names? At each child's place, also put a not cup filled with a variety of email candles so popular at Halloween. A "Meet 'n treat" box for all the children to dip Into might contain apples, small bags of jelly beans, candy corn, peanuts, nutty popcorn balls, and individually wrapped candles. One of the highlights of any children's party Is, of course, the food and drink. The following recipes make simple and festive Halloween treats. GUESSING GAME Count out a specific amount of candles and pow them Into a large glass jar or bowl. Each child then guesses how many treats are in the container. Following the game, divide the candy among the youngsters and award the winner a trip to the prize box. - Drop burnt candy peanuts into peanuts for a grin. Put two batter in each cup. Bake as pieces of candy corn at the directed on package, till top of bottom with points together to cupcake springs back when form a bowtle. Serves It lightly touched. Cool In pan on PEANUT SI1111rTLE rack for 5 minutes. Remove POPCORN BALLS cupcakes from pan and cool Combine two old-fashioned completely on rack at least 2 Halloween foods to create an hours. Frost tops of cupcakes exciting new one! with buttercream frosting. 1 (1S44 ox.) pkg, While frosting Is still soft, make miniature marshmallows a fringe of candy corn around i cup butter or top of each cupcake for hair, margarine sticking points of candy into i cup crushed frosting. Just under fringe, peanut brittle place two burnt candy peanuts 3 quarts hot popped popcorn for eyes. Then make a curved In very large pot or Dutch line of four or five burnt candy oven, combine marshmallows and butter. Stir over low heat until must melted. Add peanut brittle; mix well. Remove from heat. Stir In popcorn and mix well. With wet hands, shape the popcorn mixture into balls about 3 inches in diameter. Let dry for 1 hour. Wrap in plastic wrap or cellophane, if desired. Makes 12 balls. No children's party Is complete without games. In add dition to bobbing for apples and pinning the tall on the donkey, the "Meet 'n Treat" Party presents an opportunity for some "sweet" entertainment as well. Prizes, Including candy CANDY COATING CONTEST Here's another game that children can eat as well as play. Using a fondue pot, melt the desired number of caramel,. Provide each child with an apple and a stick and let them go to work. After mounting the apple on the stick and dipping it into the caramel fondue, the contestants should choose from specially provided candy decorations to snake faces In their Still Sticky apples. Prizes may be awarded for caramel faces that are the prettiest, scariest, funniest and ugliest. These are but a few of the ideas that can make the Halloween "Meet 'n Treat" party at home a festive event. A little imagination will produce countless other recipes alid entertainment ideas. This "Meet 'n Treat" approach to tfe celebration of Halloween enables young and old alike to join together In a spirit of congeniality to rejuvenate one of the most fun-filled holidays of the year. Hold a "Meet 'n Treat" Party this October 319, and put oldld fashioned fun back Into fashioned Halloween. u' • USUIIUUUUIUUUIUUIUUSIUUUUI.0 COUPON UUSUUUUNON SENSE ONE SON NOOSE COUPON UUIUIIIUUIUUIUUUUUUUUUIUSUU COUPON SUUUUUUU5.UUU SPLASH-ON BRYAN U U Costumes and candy connote only one holiday Holloween. ThIs year, why not surprise the youngsters with an extra. special autumn treat? Invite them In from the cold to a "Med 'n Treat" Halloween Party. "Meet 'n Treat" Is a program that originated four years ago to revive the wholesome fun tradItionally usodated with Halloween. A "Meet 'ii Treat" further suggests post-"treating" parties following treating rounds to be held In the home, school, church, or community - 10 LB. 59c iirn bar,, miniature boxes of chocolates, and email toys can be displayed In a box decorated with orange and black witches. TOSS THE TREAT Have the children take turns kneeling on a chair, facing toward Us back. Place a container with a small open neck approximately 5-7 feet away. Whoever comes closest to tossing small, wrapped candles into the container In three tries wins a favor from the prize box. Meet 'n Treat Pa rty This refrigerated torte Is I tbsp orange peel, grated GINGER MUFFINS special enough for any Im. 1 1-ounce square semisweet 1 egg, beaten portant occasion. Technically, ebocalate, grated , , ¼ cup salad oil It's a dressed-up glngerrad, cup anulphured 'ools es but it', a far cry from thê'hard, In large mixer bowl, cream 4 cup water spice-preserved "gyngerbr. butter and sugar usd11 light and 1 cup all-purpose flour ede" carried by whalers, fluffy. Blend in egg and 4 cup rye flour sailors, and explorers as early molasses. ¼ cup sugar as the 13th century. Sift dry Ingredients together. 4 tsp. salt Ginger Muffins are another Mix lemon peel and milk with % tip, baking soda variation of old-fashioned yogurt. Add dry ingredients and % tsp. ginger gingerbread. With or without yogurt alternately to the cream 4 tsp. cinnamon raisins or nuts, these spicy mixture, Stirring well after ¼ tsp. ground cloves treats would be an appropriate each addition. Pour batter into % cup raisin or nuts, If accompaniment to any meal two greased and floured 8x1%Preheat oven to 400 deg. F. everyday or fancy, breakfast or Inch round cake pans. Bake at Grease dinner. muffin pans or line 350 deg. F. for 35 minutes or Individual muffin cups with until a toothpick "comes CELEBRATION TORTE paper liners. clean". Cool in pans for 10 L. cup butter or margarine Combine egg, oil, molasses, minutes, then invert onto racks 1 cup granulated sugar and water; blend thoroughly. to cool completely. legg Sift dry Ingredients Into mixing 14 cup unsuiphured molasses At least one hour before bowl. If desired, raisins or nuts 11/4 cups aIlpwpose flour serving, whip cream. Beat In (or half.nd-half mixture of 1 tsp. baking sods molasses (taste for desired each) should be added to the 1 tsp, baking powder sweetness) and orange liqueur, dry Ingredients at this point. 4 tsp. salt If used. Spread half the whipped Add the combined liquid 1p ground ginger cream on one layer of the torte. Ingredients and mix only until tsp, ground cinammon Sprinkle with half the orange dry Ingredients are moistened. 4 Up. ground cloves peel and grated chocolate. Top Do not overmix; batter will 1 cup plain yogurt with second layer and frost with appear lumpy. L A cup milk remaining whipped cream. Fill muffin cups 2-3rds full Na tsp. lemon peel, grated Apply remaining chocolate and and bake at 400 deg. F. for 15-20 TOPPING orange peel in circular pat- minutes or until a toothpick 1 cup heavy cream terns. Refrigerate at least one inserted in the center comes out 1 to 2 tbsp. unzubphured hour before serving. Torte may clean. molasses he held refrigerated for 2-3 Serve warm with butter or 2 tsp, orange-flavored liquer, hours before serving. margarine. optional Yield: 8-12 servings. Yield: 10 to 12 large muffins. ______ LIMIT 1 WITH COU PON AND $15 ORDER EXCL CI S. 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This dellghUul think Is frethy and fight. Older persons will also enjoy Its delicate candy flavor. iqeartanek 1(1S41.) batIk .1 dub soda 7 (%.es. barS chocolate. Scented EaglIsk toffee In blender container, com blue 1 cup milk, a email amount of dub sods, and broken candy bars. Blend on "chop" for 36 seconds or until candy is finely -. Pour remaining milk and club sods Into large pit. char. Stir In candy mixture till frothy. Serve at once. Makes bout 144 quarts, enough form servings of 1 cup each. NOTE: To make without blender, finely crush candy between sheets of wax paper or foil, using a hammer. Combine all Ingredients In pitcher and beat till frothy, using a wire whisk. CHOCOLATE RAISIN FRfllTERS 4 Try this tasty new, treat at your next "meet 'n Treat" Halloween party. Be sure to maintain constant temperature during deep fat frying to make fritters feather fight. 1-V4 cup buttermilk biscuit mix cup chocolate. covered raletea /4 cup sugar kill egg 1/4 cup milk Fat for deep frying, it * degrees F. Combine buscult mix, chocolate-covered raisins and sugar In mixing bowl. Stir with fork to mix. And egg and milk. Mix with fork till dry Ingredients are moistened; 1ough will be lumpy. Drop by Vrowded teaspoonfuls Into hot fat (360 degrees F.). Fry and turn fritters until golden brown on both sides, about 144 minutes. Drain on paper towels. Serve while warm. Makes is. GRINNING CUPCAKES These treats are packed with a surprise crunch at the bottom. The corny hair fringe is fun to 'I Batch,Of U U UUSUUISIUUUUI, frozen shredded hash browns k, cup dark brown sugar packed 4 CUP light molasses ¼ cup soft shortening I large egg &I cup finely shredded carrot 1%j cups sifted allpurpose flour 1'.i teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 teaspoon nutmeg %,& teaspoon baking soda 1 cup raisins, coarsely chopped twothlrds cup mixed candled fruits, chopped two-thirds cup chopped walnuts Thaw and separate 1 block potatoes (will oneand measure half cups). Grease a 6 and one-halt cup ring mold. Set aside. Sift flour, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg and soda. Set aside. Preheat oven to 315 degrees, Cream sugar, molasses and shortening together well. Beat in egg, the potatoes and carrot (batter will appear curdled). Gradually stir flour mixture into potato mixtine, blending well. Stir in raisins, candled fruits and nuts. Turn into greased ring mold, and spread level. Cover loosely with foil, crimping edges tightly against side of mold. Set in pan with 1 inch hot water. Bake in oven l hour lotol5 minutes, or until pudding tests done. Let stand 10 minutes, then turn out and cool. Wrap closely In foil to store. Reheat before serving. Serve with Orange Mace Hard Sauce. Makes 8 servings. ORANGE MACE HARD SAUCE 3 cups sifted powdered sugar 4, cup soft butter cup orange juice z teaspoons grated orange peel 4 teaspoon mace Blend until sugar Is. moistened and then beat until light and fluffy. Makes 2 cups. - Four to six year olds will enjoy making simple salad and candy to serve parents and friends Recipes To Keep Kids In Kitchen The Herald Services "Kids Like reality and reality is food," according to Aileai Paul. However, In the 11 years in which she has been conducting cooking classes in Leonia, N. J., for youngsters and writing books about it such as "Kids Cooking Without a Stove," she notes a distinct change In their Interests and approach to the topic. She says they definitely are more sophisticated than those she helped find their way around the pots and pans in earlier days. She attributes this to television viewing and for once feels TV has been a boon rather than a boggler of tender minds. Despite their more Intense interest In foods from other cowitrIe, for example, and less desire to learn to cook merely hamburgers and hotdogs, she finds the need for strict discipline still holds. "We have fun but I make them follow the rules and pay attention." An Important part of her courses In recent years have been trips to supermarkets, food warehouses and more basic tips on how to shop, what to look for and teaching good nutrition done up In tasty recipes, The times. it would appear, are catching up with this cooking pioneer. BLUEBERRY PATCH SALAD Here's what you need: 1 can (1 pound, 13 ounces) pears lettuce leaves 1 small container (4 Olin. eel) whipped cream cheese About 12 blueberries, fresh, frozen, or canned, (or use other fruits) 4 cup shelled sunflower seeds Can opener Salad bowls Table fork Table knife ASK AN ADULT TO OPEN CANS AND THROW AWAY TOPS Here's what you do: 1. Place lettuce leaves in three 8-ounce daisydecorated margarine bowls. Celebration With fork, place 2 pear halves on lettuce, cut side down. Pat dry with paper towel. Spread cream chese over pear halves. 4, Decorate each pear half with several drained blueberries. 5. Sprinkle with sunflower seeds. Makes 3 servings. FONDANT CANDY Here's what you Deed: 1-3rd cup soft margarine 1-3rd cup white corn syrup &2 teaspoon $alt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 lb. box confectioners' sugar 1-3rd cup wheat germ 1-3rd cup nested measuring cup Mixing bowl Measuring cup Regular cup Mixing spoon Wax paper Here's what you do: Place soft margarine In measuring cup. Spoon into mixing howL Pour syrup into same measuring cup (it is not necessary to wash cup). Add to margarine. Pour salt into one-half teaspoon measuring spooà held over regular cup. (Cup will catch overflow). Sprinkle overmargarine. Pour vanilla Into 1teaspoon measuring spoon over cup. Add to margarine. Mix thoroughly. Slowly add sugar, mixing all the time. Pour wheat germ Into washed and dried measuring cup. Stir into mixture. Form ball of fondant candy on piece with palm of hand. Repeat this motion, which is called "kneading:' Smooth candy evenly on wax paper with hands. Cut into square or other shapes. Coer with wax paper or store In covered daisy- decorated bowls. margarine Place in refrigerator to chill. ?'takes about l and one-half pounds of candy. Torte: It's dressed up ginger bread Chili Cook-Off: Hottest Duel North Of The Border ROSAMOND, Calif. "Gentlemen, start your pots - thinking and imagination that goes into this culinary en- ; deavor. To create a gallon and a half of chili, he includes the' Following: A three-pound stewing 1 chicken, specially cooked, tomato sauce made from seven; cups of peeled, chopped ripe 1 tomatoes, four pounds of beef flank steak, live pounds of pork I chops, half a pound of beet! boiling!" Here In the upper Mojave desert, at high noon on Sunday. Oct. 24, attention of chili connoisseurs all over the globe were concentrated on the start of the ninth annual World Championship Cook-Off of the International Chili Society. This Is not frippery. It's serious stuff, a conclave of culinarians In the art of chill from 30 different states, including Hawaii and Alaska. They muster their ingredients in 6-by-6 stalls at the old Tropico Gold Mine in a threehour duel to the finish. It all began in 1967 when the late humorist H. Allen Smith, wrote an article on cooking chill to which Wick Fowler, another Texas-born journalist, took exception. A cook-off was arranged in the ghost toI of Terlingus, at the Chiso Oasis Saloon and Opry House, between Hen Egg Mountain and Dirty Woman Creek, In west Texas. Smith won the first contest on a split decision, but by 1970 From hotness, depending on the Fowler had risen to the top with .. capsaicin" content. Capsaicm a "four alarm" chill which he is a volatile compound that puts claimed "can open 18 sinus TNT into the seeds and ribs of cavities unknown to medicine." the pepper. It Is reported that the savory The world's foremost chili delights of the chili pepper were pepper authority is Dr. Roy first propagandized to the Nakayama. a horticulturist at Western world by Christopher New Mexico State University in Columbus, who took samples Las Cruces. lie serves as one of back to Spain for cultivation. the judges in the cook-off. In 1953, Hernando Cortex, the Spanish conquistador, reported that the Famed Aztec emperor, Montezuma, "ate a bowl of chili peppers and ne&hlng else." The name of the peoer derives from the Aztec, "chili." Thc peppers vary in color But the self-styled world champion of all chill cookers is C.V. Wood, retired. Wood is better known as a corporate president (McCulloch Oil) who designed Disneyland and engineered the transfer of London Bridge from the Thames to Lake Havasu City, Artz. A transplanted Texan, he would rather be known for his chili expertise. In 1969, when he got wind of the contest, he outstripped all competitors. By 1972, he felt he was so far ahead that he retired from the cookoil, serves as chief judge and is also a prime mover in the International Chili Society. Wood and his cohorts felt the event had outgrown Terlingua, which doesn't officially exist, and moved it last year to this 90 miles from Los Angeles. The cook-off attracts such Food experts as Craig Claiborne, the food editor of the oasis kidney suet, six large green chills, eight ounces of a good light beer, preferably Mexican, e New York Times, and gourthree tablespoons of ground mands from Robert Mitch urn to oregano, three tablespoons of Vincent Price. The cooking begins at noon. Each contestant bring his own hardware and has three hours or more to prepare a niinimuin of one gallon of chili and NO BEANS allowed. 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JAR Clowsw Koth, P.chf, TRIM SAVE 38 Cepacol S ' °-o •...... siy mpoo .S • S NON.AUOSOL REGULAR AND NEUTRAL ANTlPU5p1Ry . . . Mellocremes SNACKS STARLIGHT Mints ....•, ico. ?½-oz. UACH$ HARVEST Treats $109 .. 72-ox 16-ax. . 59c -oL •t. $ 149 4 9.oz. PKG. 199 $139 $ 99c Caramels . . .. $J4 99c Sauerkraut . .. Limit 3 with $3.00 or more purchase 0 0 0 0 0 0 no. $189 . . . ... ROLLS THRIFTY 410m.— Sweetarts ...• 103-CT. 99c • 14PKG S M4M FUN SIZE 79 Candy Bars ••• 12-as. PKG 79c $ GREEN MAYfR FRESH - BABY RUTH. BUTTERFINGER OR PLANTERS PEANUT BLOCK FUN SIZE 12-c, 99 • • PKG HERSHEY KISSES OR • 140, PKG 3Q REESES PEANUT Butter Cups NECK BONES 0 0 0 0 0 $100 •. 20s. ItIIIII UZI 95c -11411 . . SIZE 95c 2o, SIZE $109 16-oz $113 4.. • ALof Aloes . . • • PLAYTEX DEODORANT REGULAR OR SUPER Tampons ALBERTO BALSAM NORMAL. . . . . DRY. OR OILY Shampoo ' ORMAL BLONDE OR HARD-TO S . • 20.o, IlL HOLD VO=5 Hair 9-01 SprayCA., $ SNICKERS MILKY WAY OR 3 MUSKETEERS FUN SIZE l6.oz • • PKG PETER PAUL CARAVELLE. ALMOND JOY OR MOUNDS SIZE SITE Candy Bars . Is 0 PKG Bread 20-c: . . . . . DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE FLAKY OR Il-os LVS $100 99c Twin Rolls . is 2 BABY RUT JUNIORS OR BUITERFINGER JUNIORS 99c Candy Bars DIXIE DARLING LARGE FAMILY LOAF $119 DIXIE DARLING Pecan Twirls I) 6-ct 88 HUNT'S PRIMA SALSA I LB 49C 9 SPAGHETTI SAUCE LE SUEUR PEAS Limit more p,.uh.s. I*(I. ii,. OSCAR MAyER FR E SH PORK TAILS OSCAR MAyER j#f SW PORK EARS ,;' c AR f oAr L p FR04 PORK FEET •1••to •... to SAVE 49c 49c 17.01. CANS P,,.,, 0010 0 Ketchup..... 3 4 9c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. .. 79c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. ('4 s•A STY TI Cocoa Butter of I. 3 1*5 PORK of Aloe c Candy Bars Candy Bars VLA PORK CHOPS..... LB $179 OSCAR #.yEP DOWN C SPARERIBS ..IS 0 0 0 Lb OSCAR MEATY FRESH POIHK ......2 AN It LOT)ON OF ALOE cl. cigs. 180Cr PkO5 LEE Oil c 00 8 9 3 SAVEI :: $109 CENTER CUT SANDRA 33C SUNMAJD MINIATURE 30-CT. SPANGLE I ASSORTED Tres eXcluding cigarettes NAPKINS KlAn Crunch LILAC PAPER TOWELS ex ARROW PAPER NESTLE'S 49c JUMBO With $5.00 or CIQnsn K044, Tomatoes . • • •A# OSCAR P.tA!ER CONSUMER . . 11-01. 419 19 CAN UACS ATUM Mt OR •• • • • • • • 49c more Purchase Ban basic Ocw Myr Sloced 1 ' GAIN DETERGENT Limit I 169 $ MOUTHWASH SOndWIch 59c Alkamseltzer WD-40 PK0. B con Ba -o' AEROSOL VARIETY PACK 12oz. $ 39 _ I . a.. Olcnr Smokies .... fto 85c lOc OFF - AND S40UMENS jotioN Ih,h MJ SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, III AND SIMINOII osc,oi*, tUE. CITRUS COLLIER : •••.•'• 9" 39 Oscar IManerl ' 69c - MCIS GM 79c .. SAUSAGE ALL 11111111 LI vous* MARION $149 40 WHOLE HAM ••••• HAM STEAK...... 1RAWISCIIWDGEI.... ' 6P. LB. SUPERM 0• Limit 1 with $COFFEE nm excl. C LB. INS OnHANOI PRICES 5000 IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY.. ASTOR - SMOKED HAM STRIP 2140 ALL GRINDS HICKORY ONELES 11"STEAKS WO 118=1 Oct. 20 TO S6 LIL AV111"I BEEF %ff A Mushrooms . . 89 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. I �D-1,uIN.,.W, wait PL. . 0 0 ILIDII ACROSS 49 ActrossDsM 0 O,IcYius A 'ECU M*#E 4# ITS 7!I`IW ENVELCPE 14*'CIS VY WITH &LA. LOOKS Pill SOMEMW z ' iSME MISSED NE J IN fr — BEETLE BAILEY r WE ION LOSIR Aftlow to 5J Disgraced I SfiCIlI9 52 Evening party HOROSCOPE A (JINIC L' I 8 Charity ho,s.53D,k 0 T1!1II1) 11Greeua 54S.ashoie 13 Went by ship tIfI} I R7IcEBEOBOSOL 14 Fiber DOWN 15 office worker " 0 I. VILML!I1LLL! IS Fools lHening For Thursday, October 28, 1976 I!JTULhj!L2L! 'I 17 Efface 2 Moving me. I4lLIAIMIi 19 Native metal chanical part • t' ! $I iiT i1WTiTir SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARM (March 21-April i 20 Fragrance , 3 Pointless NITMLIt Try not to take yoiraelf too 21 Pleasant 4 Drinks Dulerminatlon Is the key word fcjiJ 25 Scrabble SCrony 0 in yx• ultittaji today. When seriously today. If your outlook TATUI p11cc 6 Islands yoaotlsnyactivfty,you're Is a enur on., it will have III 26 Cowboy 7 Become OlgitiVe meet on everyone 10 it to win. 25 Half a score 40 Musical play Rogers mellow 27 Tranquil TAURUS (April )3May 29) around you. 8 Islamic name 27 Shadowbox 41 Bamboo 30 Poncho (yr.) 9 Intermediate 28 Goddess of SAGTFTARIU8 (Nov 23-DO Trim away the frills today. Get stalks 33 Jokes (prefix) fate 21) Usually you're generot. to the heart of the matter. 34 Pressed 42 Weather 10 TIme zone 29 File Success Is assured if you Today, you won't give tip 35 BiIIboera (abbr) forecast 30 Western 36 Actor Con cry 12 Styli operate In a down4oearth way. an'thhig without promise of a 44 Playing mountains 37 Spellbound 13 Be chief . GEMINI (May 2l4ime 20) returfl. Selfishness doesn't 31 Resident of 45 Medley 39 Slav featuri , Somme iji own you a become you. Mecca 40 Officers 1$ Caviar 46 Fast aircraft CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. longstanding debt Isn't going to Candidate 20 Pigpen sound 32 Mini (abbr.) Your independence Is 0 19) nickname School (abbr.) 22 Formerly pay up votimtaily. Go after it 47 Greek liner 43 Anesthetic 36 Look precious today. You can guard Persia firmly, 45 Milky gem 23 Handle well 38 Ii alive with 48 Chance It without snapping at others CANCER (June 21-July 22) 46 Planet 24 Looked at 39 Molt 50 Sinbads bird It's possible you'll encowder, who make demands on yo% — — — — — — — — — — 1 2 3 4 5 some opposition today. m time and talent. 6 7 I 9 tO AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) problems won't be In11 — — — — 12 s*rmotadableUyou'retactfut. This ls the kind ofa day when 13 — — — — — — — — — — — — 110 (July 33-Aug. n) You're OU could get In a box and nail 14 mor.willlngtoaldpeoplewlth thellddewn.Youareyotrown ——— your hands today than with biggest problem today. II 8 — —— PISCES(Feb. 29-March 20) — your purse. Service can ac ____W_t.,_L.,.. LL__L.SP..,.L,,.....t..I£_J.,. — ii,uu lxay, wu ai byAvtSsnsoM ii. 37 WIN AT BRIDGE 49 5.0 52 k ____• . I• .g;7 __ mail 7 UK I MUK - 9? _ L_ by Howie Schneiè I flkJ & )CW( ou\ (iLL, n's VE 6x 8Isli1 (4PAJ*JG ThESE i! TRW -T14M 7MME lU I MA 'TOW CFRXXAYM L) 0 Q M THE (AWME BUGS RUNNY by Stoffel & Hsin,dshl PRISCILLA'S POP WE tN HAVE ENOUGH FO THE MO,1ES! ic by Al Vermeer 01 r WELL, HOPED WE COULD CO , SOMETHINGd STARriNG TOMORROW WE1E WORKING OUT A NE BUDGEr ,027 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tbovn iL ©©T in WiLI. Yo L- GUYS SHUT UP RSOu'r THE Rsr JMENDMEM7?! 14A wS 1047 L1 TUMBLE WEEDS by T. K. Ryan 0 WEI.j.1? WttATAFg VLJ 6AwKIN&A11 HAVW YOU YØR SEEN A HEAP 0& FUNKY CHIEF EIVRE? P NI SAY IN( 4OLTTHls ' 1 WILTIN&. I15 VERY TI \SENSI VJ>, 2 1 . adequate treatment are not medical sufficient then dividuaL, who never had had recurrent attacks, particularly _____________ with complications such hemorrhage, warrant con. _______________________ sideratlon of surgery. ______________________ To give you more information on ulcers I am sending you The Health Letter number 1.5, Ulcers: Duodenal, Stomach, YeIewCu,pCui.s.... 1 79 I1II_IaII. wuwwu.... DOONESBURy I/i4A MMVJflYVX7NflYRI1 4WAreLI fs*iAo2iø P/AS jj&ç, 7M'?I*tTI/4pTO 0W\ SWIG. —z \ \ k ,...,• ' . is 00 0 ley GETZA 9. )t ' lb Whether ft's frick or tree or famoy % frest,Publixhesft.Goodjesfor the Nttle ones. Mealtime favorItes for everybody. And Publix Dell Platters are gag 0 PU All 32 a. CA** Prea""O Deposit !AVI 1 Oc Top Yiu, Csk.. with. Sprinkle of Hershey's Mini chocolid. Chipi...... '79I Vi 33c Asesrt.d IIaves,Iaw-Caie,t, Dle hasta Drliks.... I T. 1 J SAVE Be Make Sins. Delldeces Hsmemod. lee Cam, Brand ond.ns.d Milk...... 1can 59' SAVE be Assorted flaves p Hi..0 Fruit Dr1*nk.... .39$ SAVE 1Oc Big Tot. Instant (Sire. with Honwmed. Gravy) Mashed Potatoes "4 .49$ Cak ix.s............ 59$ SAW 1 2C Assorted Varieties, Pillsbury 0 SAVE 1Bc Pillsbury Vanilla or Chocolate Swift's Premium honshu , ularns............. Conned Not SllverRou(Sefvewl,hpo,l,) ' 39c Sauerkraut.......................... Roth's Boneless (3.3 lb. Avg.) S39 Cooked Hams .................... Swift's Premium Tru-Tende, Sliced (Prep.,, with 0 3 Beef Liver....... 0 • 0 16½ Frosting"009969seeess000,,, csn M S C e pil: 69c MAAWRL HOUSE r Publix '1hg, Place fm 8eI' _______ _______ SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT1 HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE , COFFEE J y $ .• 1.lb. can EXPIRES NOV. 3. L $1.69 1916)..'.-.-. $1.99 Swift's Premium ProTen Boot Lain Sirloin Steak .......................... SwIft'sPremiumpryenkfl.I.,ho,fInd Top Round Steak................... 'I" Premium ProTon Small End Key Club Steak..................... '1" Swift'sPremlumPr,.TenBo,f • 0 Chuck Blade Steak ..............i. 99 Swift's Premium PrT.n kit Chuck Blade Roast .......... 79 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless hoof Imperial Oven Roost........... 1" Swift's Premium ProTon Boneless hoof tim't Fla, :' (EnglishCuthast,hnls) Shoulder Roast....... 'V' Excluding Al SwIft's Premium ProTen hoof Plot. l Short Ribs.............................• 79 THIS AD EFFECTIVE THUR., OCTOBER 28 THRU WED,, NOV. 3 1976...CLOSED SUN. 0 0 0 Chuck S - German Bologna or Beef Bologna Delicious Lebanon Bologna or New England Loa Always A Family Faorite, Pout I Spareribs flav.dul Fresh-Modo Potato Salad.. Delicious Kitchen-Fresh Cuban Sandwich. Delicious Firirsh.Bak.d (Plain, Poll Italian Bread Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, U.S.D.A. Grade A, Gov't.lnsp.cted, Shipped, DAD, Fresh not Frozen "When I proposed to her, she ,just handed me a rejection slip! Whole Fry.rs................. 49 Cut-up Fryors................ by Garry Trudeau — -a- ----------Urrv.r RrmnomIc..DIk. ci" .U -Fryer Drumsticks......... 99' ST.Vx /5T*m1)a Fryer EXTRA )ti i' AfIL r 994 %way H4 M1EZfj Fryer Wings..................59• ' '4ICreenStamps tw fr. mve Wpm Fryer Backs & Necks.. 19' '$1 a More "S.l.ct.d Baby Beef" 6. AOc.otTreoli$ft.4n Sirloin Steak..................' EXTRA • L.on,M.otyk.fFuII-Cut • i ' RoundSt.ak..................rn'v''o1GreenStamps S (S 5 S( H Tastvl..rLalnoi Cel*ste frozen ak.........................' 1" NcvothI [son M.aty Isof had 24 -ox. pug. -' -___ Chuck Roast...................•,79 'ssSAk lNut n I SAVI 20c S.,,.with Cii. Slaw A Nyu, Puppies, ell ui. DEAR DR. LAMB -A friend of mine has been suffering from bleeding stomach ulcers for Lamb several years. Ills last attack resulted in a serious loss of blood, about two and a half pints. He was hospitalized and given blood. His doctor tells ()tJ A Delaware reader wants t who want this Issue can him, "It's your ulcer, you are know what you bid In response send 50 cents with a song the only one who can Cure it to your partner's notrump have read thetelecr,'are stamped self-addressed en,sgm,,l,.,,, bid fl'.I. V,.. IU'.I Sly pirnying ii. in JUcare sendofyour being treated successfully byveaupe letter tofor me the stayrnan and hold: surgery. Is this true? I would 0 North's two-spade bid WU You pass no matter what appreciate your opinion. Evening Herald, P.O. BOX 1551k designed to play the hand you are playing. me chances DEAR READER - No doubt NY 10019. Radio City Station, New York, there. He felt that two spades that he will the doctor Is talking about the would be a lot safer than one are better thancone yoursnotrwnpO at two DEAR LAMB - Ahad few notruinp effects of stress on ulcers. weeks agoDR. my husband and play in game.had no desire to spades and you have no in. Peptic ulcers are another symptoms of avenereal disease. testInenifhehoIda gormaii, South would pass tour spa game disease of this century. They After going to local physician with you. right there, but South had a were most uncommon before and having a lab t made full 18 hIgh-card points for his (Do you have a question 1900. The ulcers that did occur results showed positive notrump Including three br the experts? Write "Ask were more likely to be in the cording to the physician. This spades with two of three top the Jacobys" care of this honors. addition, his newspaper. The Jacobys w11 stomach rather than the more has caused much pain and notrump was In based aimontencommon duodenal ulcers which anguish and a separation. My tlrely answer Individual questions your friend probably has. on ace,, kings and quick II stamped. self-addressed said acquired there was no way tricks. He decided to try for envelopes are enclosed. Th About one in four men he hushend could have develop peptic ulcers at some except fnmean,Jlcoujdnot game in spite of his panther's most interesting questions sign off and rebid two will be used In this column time. That's quite high for a 0 have acquired It except from notrump. disease that was seldom seen 75 him. and will receive copies 01 North looked over his hand JACOBY MODERN.) years ago. We are totally confused and The job pressures, efforts are seeking answers. Is It SIDE GLANCES required for material success, possible to get VD any other by Gill Fox increased domestic demands way except by sexual In. related to financing a family tervoiwse, and if so, how? In; and related social pressures all DEAR READER — Such II take their toll. [fj[ So does the Increased use of experience is certainly life shatter-lug. It requires careful I coffee, colas, tea and caf- mature judgment In such feinated drinks, not to mention situations to avoid making rash alcohol and cigarettes. judgments you may both regret Yes, surgery is used in later. selected cases-usually those 0 Youdidnotsaywhatkjndof which cannot be 555fU11Y veneral disease developed. .. managed with more con- However, syphilis can be servative methods. It 13 not transmitted without sexual ( without its complications, activity. it has to be quick as 0 0 — Surgery will not eliminatethe germs survive in moisture stress or correct had habits, only at body temperature. But such as smoking cigarettes, or innocent transmission can resolve domestic problems. occur from kissing an Infected Sometimes a person Is better off to change his lifestyle — person and also from a moist droplet on a glass. including changing jobs or And as I have mentioned career objectives. If proper attention to before in this column some laboratory tests results for syplu1can lifesty!e, changes in habits and give posiltve lB SAW 1c Dslld.u, with Ml, WekWs OnVe MW 20c IliuM.?. O.vWs Pied,, or and it was upto thtopick the wayto get trick number nine e ducked a couple of clubs, but won the third one, M his spades and finally CSITIS to the correct decision, finessed against the king of diamonds a, had his nine tricks. 0 I DIFFERENT I \JGHT.' J WHEN YOU SEE WE CHIEF, —%— Publix would give South his' nintfi 0 9 E1 04 V tricks. pin three odor tricks would cam to nhw, and North C went on to game. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. MW Be lures will, Su., Avew ismim. 154L with four bigh-card points and decided that South was showins both a maximum notrump Ulcers Become More Frequent v Wriu1iy, ftt, V.1976-40 (6 fop fid 0 k &I-_A_ - - 44! I .....l' __ Jog (.-1:I Iwsia. NsraW, SNerILPL MW 20g Osidsus I tlsakW'4 7.., T. t' ,IJ_ . . w . . ........ • .1• — ta. ww $Avl1ocs..m.,y..,.pr..di,a'-,ol.., 53 -r - .t • ••Ø• ••• ••- Fm YOUR BIRTHDAY contacts for business gains OCt 5 lII wIeu they make the overtures. LIBRA (Sept. ZIoOct. 23) Puwerful ambitions will be Dome tic matters should be awakened n you this year. given top Wicrity today. Think You'll bm what you want and, of the family first, and then what's more, you'll fligure out 40 41 142 yourself. how to go after ft. 30 46 47 148 u 0 0 ••••• cuxi all wnhi ycnecAuJ I uu w cont. realistic. You me thinigs as they VOM (Aug. 23$ ,:u;ouhope they w Although It may be tempting, be. 0 mI Jill • THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY: Al, Wid S611d SANFORD PLAZA—SANFORD L0NQW0o VILLAGE CTR.-.L.ONGW000 SEMINOLE PLAZA_CASSELBERRY flesee.. EXTRA 4WGreenStamps £S SC*$4 01 -- •— .— ____ I1'1'J4 IGreenSt amps 0 '* 0*0 '.00e.H 01 Pampers Daytime 10. Large Diapers 24-ct. pkg. 3. lt7ö _____________ EXTRA 1111114 WGreenSf amps 'S L0,PO 'VCSi Weaver's Frozen Dutch-Frye Chicken Combination 24-.z. pug. tXTRA 4Green Stamps 01' t.01 C— P*(0*SI 01 Bocth Booth Fiøian EXTRA IJIIIJ4 iiGreenSf amps '*0 C*0 - •• V0*0*H 01 lSCOHLah.I 1 �•. — — - ifl*$N.r.lIiiiMps. Lul.y.tv,"is _ ARMED FORCES __ WE NN= AJD Mory, has received Ms th RI Is a tin grati cc o. ladele Drive, New Orluan& .1;1" AlTOW) — Ah NULLWRt1IUIIF4GTON Wetherington, who passed graduation will be eligible for r sword of the US. Air Force Pevy Walber Igii achosi, New Morin wan houatsd for ty J. JEbuJ, di-jN— of ammenistion Model at the Orleans, and at OMAHA, Nib — Cadet ceniiihsmive examinations, commission as an Air Force tended flj MAL4JJJJL elective teaching t.clmlqa. R11 & Wetberelugton, ion was selected by a special board ascend lieutenant. ratirsd US Navy (iI Py U.S. Air Fort. M.demy, Cole. ljpi 1ctmlcaI Usivu'. BILOXI Mini. — Technical and eng1ary devotion to of Mr. Asma Wblttun ci 1117 for aM,y Into the advanced 011t.F and Mrs. Js O Ri The cadet is a liiu graduate a paa-mi l aftsirs aft, y. brilesat WMIsimft Ma Jeftsnon An., laM Point, Ga. program and will receive ix- of St. Augustine u WANd Of lii W. Coh technldu, was cited for College, Miami, and i,gty the Jr., see of Mrs. Emily Ranw,ll The sergeant La a 1NI has been ecid for the Circle, Sanford, has been meritorious service Milton father, halve military classroom His at University of Tampa'a u• of 11$ Meadowlark Drive, Vt'' of BanaMable lgii prof.i.Meal ccer ceio of inetrtloa along with normal Wethedngtcn, lives In Iff 19 th RAF Station, timlon at HMOM ArB. Altamonte sis, has bow of Lousier Afl, MI@Lt In the Wand Hyannis, Mass. His the Air Force Reserve O1cers college academics. Cadet Wetherington $ His 4je, pat8je,isthe nledailOddaefthdroctorfe,imnmds1 Is the di*ir Training Corps (A?ROTC) ?kForte_'IitrIvw fold. The aerges sew some at Wetherington Is working wmi,, Is the daughter of Mr. ogr Of Mr. and Mn. -- of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Warden program at the University of toward The sIru iee.l1y corn- the academy. degree In and Mrs. LeRoy Kaadorf of 380 a William T. Mckty. of INI (.in asic of Kinder A &. of NT. 1, Ood, Mirn. Nebraska of _____ pof.d bask training at — ____ mathematics and upon Hibiscus Road, Camel 14Iiklad An. Tez.,aad S'S _ — I a the Air Farce "- __ Hib d sent caMoma and flhICrIDiIl T.bI.s for Pain ' _ Mr. And Mrs LA. Norman of ps1tIcatW4Isa major NATO - maritime exercise: "Team 43c L 1 Iwv 10-30-76. wii.,1 $U3 LanmucoI,wa 774 I.e. Price 61. A SCOT _ km nine NATO countrin and From . ing to ft North ____ ad Baltic Channel B . . That mens MORE then SAVINGS • CommuderniIc, Is coordlnathiillg overall con- __ r. _L 'To provide on stsnsJ,e formuIoy of generic PhOrMOC.U$ICOIL That aovst you money on NATO naval forces. TheprbrJobject,eo eardue pe to teat and Im- prove the combat readiness of ue auieii (am am to tart Pima f" the defofWndern ense Europe. _•evaluate Increased standardlution of doctrines, equipment and armament woug NATO forcea, plus teg command and cpntrol PrOCWUNS for coordinated action by NATO am.M air forces uburn graduate . • eo w .. Thrift P... Y100 + X '' NU1N1 S sks.*i 20cc u.. .. ' LAW- JIRGENS L.tI.iu, iLOg. has Protects, molstwius. Dispenser. FINAL NET . / 4- QT. ___________ '/2-GALLON 4 - • — a vODi.a . •A M QT 4~ GIN —— .i4 . . - -• • .. - J DELUXE STRING 3 - ____ , . Holiday Inn on the Sanford Matins. ___ __• - . 53 4 As of Wednesday, the group had tallied $141 'v 095.74, about $38,000 short p4 Cf Cowa Pu CUSTta / . •.• RICK OR TREAT T FACE MASK Regular $2.39 S4f 1 99 0 —__ :: : _________ I I MI.* DIJOS 'P1*011 A ch.ww Hoilow..n treat 9 cx Our aYlowPric. : 1 gajj' .4 :- ' $TU'$ Mar.11, I I • : r_ - ChocoUt, Cn.mcf, / k. • t I, • ..' I ZATRI PLAZA e $ANPORo 1O - 30.7. 13 p4 l.gAw Price 23, ( bill. In a letter submitted to the panel, Kaiser said the site of the proposed fire station on Oxford road, "Is vital to our fire protection and rescue needs in the Fern Park area." The deadline for submitting applications under the public works bill is Nov. 1, Kaiser said. Kaiser told the board that Seminole County would need "a longterm non-canceLlable lease or a donation of the property" to proceed with the construction project. The minimum lease required under provisions of the federal public works legislation is 49 years, Kaiser said. 6 COLOR FILM -WE BOTH SAT. ::. .... ::...,:..•: CARDs : "II anybody gets excited we can rotate the rooms monthly or weekly If necessary," said college President Kenneth J. Sbouldke. Right 0, 4 the - men No. Nobody ksure who Is supposed to use No. 1. Drawing by Jane Cassilberry • • • p4 p4 hurting the campaign. So when the subject came up again in Troy, Ohio, on Tuesday, Dole said, "No, I don't believe" that either World War II or Vietnam were partisan wars. It was a clear retreat from his characterization of these wars in his televised campaign debate as "Democrat wars." But Dole denied that he had reversed his position, saying he only brought up the subject in Troy because "I didn't want the media to be confused." He was then asked, "Are you still calling them Ih-inocrat wars?" - Never did," Dole responded. YT Chi ei# COLOR PRINTC - Vice-Presidential Candidate Dole Ile expanded on the theme last week and, asked often if he planned to follow through with his "Democrat war" threat, he replied that he planned "to fight fire with fire" Site Camnalen Donations Swell, Page 4B The herald will not be endorsing candidates in Tuesday's election. We explain why on Page 4-A. INDEX Around The Clock - • - 4-A Bridge •. - 3-fl Calendar ----------------5-A Comics •.....•3-B Crossword -• •-.......... 3-B Editorial ..................4-A Dear Abby ..............2-B Dr. Lamb -----------------3-B horoscope --------------3-fl Hospital ------------------ - 7-A obituaries ---------------7-A Sports •.... 89.A * --------------6-B relevision Weather • • •lomco 1.2-B She Won Her Cas e had been under pressure from GOP leaders to back off the "Democrat war" remark, which aides privately said was M Bellwether Towns, Page Kaiser said modern fire stations are no longer equipped with sirens atop the building or other outside noise-making devices, "The equipment moves out and when it hits the street, then we use the sirens," Kaiser explained, Layer added that since the English Estates school building Is air conditioned and has few windows, the sound of fire sirens would have little chance of disrupting classes. Kaiser showed board members plans of a Jacksonville firehouse from which he said the Fern Park facility would be modeled. The outside appearance of the fire station was exceptionally good, Kaiser said, because It was located in a Jacksonville suburb containing homes valued in the $100,000$300,000 range. In other business, the board approved Layer's recommendation to name the Daimwood-.Derryberry-Pavelchak Partnership of Casselberry as the architect to handle transformation of the Sanford Naval Academy Junior School building into an adininistrative office complex for the superintendent and his staff. Construction on the new office structure, located on a 20-acre tract of land at Celery and Mellonville avenues, is scheduled to begin "sometime in the spring," Layer said. lapse of memory and can't remember telling a national television audience that this century's wars were "Democrat wars." Dole aides said Wednesday that, despite his use of the phrase as recently as Monday, the candidate has no recollection of using the term during his nationally televised debate with Democratic candidate Walter Mondale 10 days ago. I'LI1_'_I' NON" CopyrgIu. wa,,.. t. .. federal regulations Today ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — Aides to Sen. Bob Dole say the Republican vice presidential candidate has suffered a 12-EXPOS. I.g $1.09 SALE PRICES NOW thru The second-In-command would earn from $12,000 to $14,000 a year. Freeman and labor attorneys Alley Alley & Blue earned more than $200,000 last year in legal fees. The Republican vice presidential candidate reportedly O3.76 after governing sex discrimination and equal opportunities that they were afraid labeling the locker rooms by sex might trigger a lawsuit unless the facilities were identical. severe problem" Most fire stations are located on "a major thoroughfare' of some type, Layer said, and vehicles responding to fire calls are faced with traffic problems of varying severity. Should a fire signal come in while students and parents are coming to or leaving the school, said Layer, "They (the fire vehicles) would have more problems than we would." Vice-chairman Pat Telson asked about the noise factor, but I • eryday Low Ic, said missloners said the lead attorney should have five years experience. Pierce has only two. Seminole School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer recommended that the board "tentatively accept" the county's proposal until funds for the project have been granted by Washington and construction is ready to begin. "Mr. Carlton (Director of Auxiliary Services Hugh) and I discussed this a little bit and we'd like to see the building moved back a little more than what it Is on the plans," Layer said. "But hir. Kaiser said he didn't feel that would be any problem." Board Chairman Robert G. (Bud) Feather questioned the possible threat of danger to students posed by the close proximity of fire trucks to the elementary school campus, but Layer said this had been weighed and that "with proper signalization on that corner there by the school, I don't see where it would be any real He Lost His Memory... W0111ftens for Prints 131/4 -ca.g.Or j Sturdy PolyvlyI —i 'iØf. STORE HOURS. MON SAT—I 30* M.tot PM. SUN DAY — 1I&M.teP.M. (Liquor C$Q) PHONE M91" BAG L TOOTIII RMPOPS With centers. p4(3 p4 of this year's projected goal of $181,279. Wednesday's total was reported at the group's Fourth Report Luncheon, hosted as the Holiday Inn by the Sanford Optimist Club. Tickets for tonight's Dutch Treat Victory Dinner are $5. Construction of a fire station on part of the English Estates Elementary School site In Fern Park was tentatively approved Wednesday night by the Seminole County School Board. Board members granted permission for Gary Kaiser, county director of public safety, to apply for federal funding of the new fire station under the recently enacted $3.95 billion public works co _ISTl,MPjgjIJjgj . Officials wading through volumes of Station Planned On'School By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer LIOCOONPcJCU5TOIM1 •_"' SCOTCH '' at • comes plastic string. PULL ILIUtE / QT. Press button cod out 2I/SY/1l_ ,/_ 97 - Al Seminole County has scheduled Its Victory Dinner for 7 tonight at the OUR . . si1.7 / MILIND RONALDRIPPJR. : COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Sergeant Ronald R. Ripp Jr., 2/29t rrOm 11_ ___________________________.: UDIRS DANT -- That's why they labeled the locker rooms .11," -12,11," and "3," Instead of the more traditional "men" or "women." Inc Will they make It? The United Way of • of sex discrimination suits, Lake Superior State College officials weren't taking any chances with their new $10-million physical education complex. $ SoughtInFernPark 94 •, or pt SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. ( AP) —ln these days p4 BUT TER ISSES • - ii I : BOURBON Federal 65 PEANUT CH OICE : FOOTBALL 1.99 • .-- Soft F"m a iirr W.. Perfect for indoors. Easy to grip & tivow. . • -.. a OT .:. - •- • • !____ - —— a si! Probe Fire 10- 30- 76. CROWN SCNINLIy ii - - 1.. 5—__----___,v • ___ QT p4 JACK 11 -0Z. p 'Limit 4 . • .'-' wo - e', Ci HERSHEY'S !, - p4 Limit 2 thru 10.30.76 - . ,II/ 77 Num ber Merger Panel on SCOPA-SCIDA Named, Page 2-A Freeman says an in-house legal staff will not in the Long run Pat Telson, vice-chairman of findings to the board In youngster "and thereby destroy Willis, who said he was reduce the fees paid for legal services. the Seminole County School ronse to criticisms leveled his self-confidence." speaking as a tax-paying citizen Netawender Is urging commissioners to make the decision — Board, said Wednesday night against some Seminole Willis said he had received rather than a committee one attorney or two. she has investigated recent teachers by George Willis, a reports that some teachers In member, told panelists he was charges that some public school member of the Countywide the Seminole school system still especially sensitive on the The reason, Netswender says, is because Freeman Is phasing teachers have used grades to School Advisory Committee at used tactics such as holding a subject because "I wasn't a out his services, and the county could be left without adequate ridicule dudeatajad that tebe t1 panel's Oct. 13 meeting. student's paper up before the very good student myself. Mdl legal coverage unless the department quickly becomes a reality. has turiwJ the name at , the Willis told boi-4 theMtMrjabaand sating 'ieia is j .-.got sick of be'Ing embarrassed •Càmmissloners already have voted to hire the jewi sttorne offending school over to Supt. that he had heard of lnitances Doe's paper. I want you to look and ridiculed time after time The major remaining decision centers on his assistant. The William P. (Bud) Layer for where teachers In county at how he did on this test Aren't after time. county attorney issue has been a major one among candidates "corrective action." schools had used a poor grade you glad you did not do the '1 think I know who the who are seeking seats on the Seminole County commission this Mrs. Telson reported her by a student to "ridicule" the same as he did?" See LAYER GETS, Page l.A year. CRACKER • .4. I p4 C 250 mg (j algreens worth COUP - 79 p4 ) HOME S AND .. ,ORDON'S VODK K. i •___ $57 Cs. 12 ____ I Ridicule Layer Gets School's Name p4 U ________ r------i UWAS •- _I S&IND1D WNI$KIY _____ OUIhON 79 V U VITAMIN _ - 69' In Student • _____ Really Holds! Haiti Non-aerosol spray by Clairol. 4-al. I .. IMPIRIAL CROW convoy F± — - a,__y__ CJ - . -- '1__I CREAM ri'i _ son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Ripp Sr. of 270 Almyra, Lake R i / OLD STATE_____________ . p4 HOMY , -"- - .. ' — . - 79' (h 1.39 . 1 • ZIP C*O( $50,000 BOAT FIRE Wrong Neiswencler Is polling commissioners to determine In which • ISM Of CDJM M 469 ..uy 130 NATO Exercise "Display _ operations, conducted each fail from Norway daigned to provide unified and coordinated training of national and NATO form within the Allied European Command. A former student of Oviedo UU School, Oviedo. 1'e the Navy In November 1974. • ,. • • -• GOOD REASONS To TRUST YOUR P ESCRIPTION TO WALGENS! ?: M.k.d Rsg.•Lime-M.nthot liox. .. was one ofa series of annual .:: A m iss CITY -. -.• z_. • 1 OOp4 whhouscoeonflcpr. .. - direction they will vote. Both Commissioners Dick Williams and 'John Kimbroogh have indicated one attorney would be sufficient, while Democratic Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Mike . Hattaway have opted for two full-lime lawyers. ,)IV• ,,a -/• However, Vthlen left his option open. He said he will meet with Mat. County Atty. Robert Pierce later this week before voting at / -- •. 4.-. a commission meeting — possibly by next Tuesday. , Vililen said his final vote "Is subject" to the meeting with Investigators from the State Fire Marshal's office, Seminole sheriff's and departments are probing ruins of a 55-foot drydocked cruiser destroyed by Ike Pi. Nelswender said hiring a second attorney, among other things, early today at Sanford Boat Works SR-415 at the Johns River east of Sanford. would make an attorney available for questions from county Sheriff's deputies reported the origin of the blare Is unknown. A neighbor department chiefs. reported the fire was preceded by what sounded like a gunshot. Officers said the After the decision was made to create a legal department, boat, valued at 150,000, was completely destroyed. They listed the owner as Mike County Atty. Torn Freeman Indicated be would not accept the CuslglIo, 1814 Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford. Above, firemen probe the gutted craft lead attorney's position at $28,000 a year. But Freeman's after extinguishing the 4:30 a.m. blare. assistant, Pierce, said he might be interested. Then coin- c 10.30.76. pSi. NISISTIR NOWI - Limit 177 BE PRESENT To WIN.... WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY PHONE Totice both genetic end brand-name pmcrlponsvar -- Wonhmoro #646 NOT uofrkg,of,,g NOXZIMA ,• a Bachelor of Science degree, he Joined the Navy In February IM. Norman's ship is IWWARDZMER Navy Boiler Technician Flrunan Edward P. Zander, son of Mr. and Mr.Fretj Zander oCn ChOluota. participated in ft • THUAI1AN.M . sw&494 / • Squibb Th•u'..ru.n 01 PIAY u,k °A convoy's route. "Display Determination" ' To I 5 N INTRY WANK FOR 14 lb. rnsii FI0ZEN1iAM NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, YOU NEED Trust Walgr..ns. I - INII.IU Sorry, Exec. Met. Roger Nelawender said on Wednesday he feels two attorneys are needed to handle the county's legal work load But Vihien, who made the Initial motion to switch to an tnbome legal staff, said at this point he feels one "lop-flight attorney" should be sufficient to do the job. p4 49 .• PRf$CRIPTION..? Mrine VkeAdmiraiJohn j Shanshen.tu,Commander of ft Atlantic Striking Fleet, Is thsfctIcalaniniiro(all plus command and control procedures for coordinated action by NATO sea, land and air forces. The convoy operation tested 4wi Cepeiuuc w .uuOTL' and resupply ground forces 1i So uthern Europe Acting as Opposing forces, NATO units simulated iace subsurface and air atta cks along the 2 SINIRIC '- • Seminole County Commissioner SM Viblen Jr., who holds the swing vote on the county attorney iue, today opted for one attorney to fill the new inbone legal department. Lim It 2 WI It Moo InDeanart. Admiral, Isaac C. KIdd Jr., Assault sL1&nartnewarfaremaneuvers. Thepr1znaryo*ct1veoI the ezerdse was to train NATO naval forces in com bined sea to refine TO es and In NAthat operational plans were CUITUit. Participating units evaluated increased standardiza tion of doctrines, equipment and arrnamesds among NATO forces, . ) • 0110phibim haft will be made In Norway, with a Determination" in t Mediterranean Sea. He is a crewmember aboard the guided missile Talbot, deployed with the U.S. Sixth Fleet. His command joined with naval forces from Portua1, Italy, Turkey and the United Kingdom for the coinbinea exercise which Included TOUT TISSUE % mad _ In C1,1110011111111 - ByFDPRICLETIHeralditnff Writer • ió4.i6 • __ be p4 p4 p4 p4 I_roll LIWT= wseki For Single Attorney S44f LMi 1 ito 1O/31/7& ' V ihien Opts p4 p4 Dsodon.s, hue gsnns, ç.é choniog. 15-oz. FacIal, 10* 994 ... CIan.,DlsI,t.cts I UV ___ Work Ittf Is arging as a crew member aboard the replenishment war tm - N ' Swing PINISOL KLEIN Anhlp.rsplront, $.Oz. Limi$ I Ivv 10.30-76. Wl*.utcsupas six 7T1 MWay 1711, Fern Part, Is E - 99C '8=4ideud Oommiesidw 1 SU Sanford, Florida 3V71—Price 10 Cents a R 100 Airman bar Is a 1V5 gra. of Snino1. Hij S 69th Year, No 59—Thursday, October 20, 1976 vv Congressional Candidate Saunders TAI.I.AILASSEE APi — JoAnn Saunders' legal ordeal is over — at least until after the voters of the 5th Congressional District decide on Tuesday whether they want her as their representative. Mrs. Saunders was assured a berth in the election when U.S. District Judge William Stafford sustained Wed-. nesd - y his ruling prohibiting the Ethics Commission from possibly removing her from the ballot Ethics Chairman Dun Reed said the commission will not appeal the ruling. It prevented a panel hearing before the election on Mrs. Saunders' failure to File a financial disclosure statement on time The commission could have recommended that Secretary of State Bruce Smathers remove her from the Wild IF it decided she violated the disclosure re quirt'ment. The 42-year-old Orlauiu Democrat is running against Rep. Richard Kelly. R-Fla., in tiat has become one of this )ears itiost sharply contested elections. She charged in a prepared statement read by her husband. George, her campaign manager, that the removal move "was a partisan plot by the Republicans." Reed, a former House Republican leader, has denied any political motivation. A majority of commission members are Dt'rn'xrats. l have not willfully violated any laws of the state of F1'irtda and the United States of :1Iwnca," Mrs. Saunders said. "My financial disclosure statement is on file in Tallahassee, and I ani pleased that my name will remain on the ballot" � 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/. 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'• ' ' l ) I . .- - (Hec.id P.?i by Tim Vincent) PRETEND IT'S ELECTION DAY A mock presidential election was held at Sanford's Hopper Elementary School morning. Waiting their turn at the voting booth are (from left) Heather I I0 City Manager Warren money on an athletic complex suggested that LI a large enough ding a 11".000 federal grant for city's planning and zoning Knowles Monday night detailed near Sanford Memorial plot of land were not avadable a park In the Georgetown area commission. plans to spend most of the Stadium near the center of the But the members of the Georgetown area, that two Get ng Runaround Sen or zen Says • Sanford city climmifislOnem were had bemcinclitilliIii1k. Unm du*g rresentaUve of a senior dtizena group Monday night. A new city policy which allows senior citizens' groups free use of the civic center three afternoons each week "te frankly, I resent the remark that was made," City Manager Warren Knowles said. "I know the commission hasn't given senior citizens a runaround. They've bent over back. wards to help, Mayor Lee Moore was also angered apparently dldn t satisfy Sam is the first choice; however he said if not Apple Valley, Lhm southwest Seminole as mandated a Nov. 3, lflO, referendum, An Barbara Edwards. Id of Monday night the + planni ng .an d zoning corn- smaller parks one with and 1 mission have recommended and basketball courts and one association's "position Is Unchanged. We are still opposed to that the planned park be "tot lot" — be developed. the park as proposed at this "centrally located" in the Knowles told the city time.it ?,in. Edwards went an side neighborhood. (I"Iffald 11111019 bY Donna Elias) commission Monday that wasn't They agreed that the negotiations with the schOol tosaythatitwasn for David Mitro, president of the Woodlands athletic complex, planned for a board to swap two adjacent south Seminole residents who Homeowners Ass ociation, asks the county com. plot of land near the old San- plots of land are at "a very rim don't live in the Apple Valley missioners to pledge that if plans are abandoned for ford Naval Academy junior point." He said he expected a subdivision to support a park in a park In the Apple Valley area that a park will be reply to hi latest P 5 rop" other than their own. built In Southwest Sen. Inole County. Commission avenues, is too far from the today. Of course, they would like it Chairman Michael Hattaay, who lost his bid for recenter of the neighborhood to in Apple Valley," she said. "We election in the September Democratic primary, serve the younger children — would like it over at the responded that none of his who would have to cross colleagues present may Woodlands." Mellonville Avenue, one of the be commissioners after the November election. Ko11 said his group reported city a main nor sou that several south Seminole ditions be met, If and when a probably the appropriate site." tho homeowners associations park is ever located on the site .ssv planning and zoning Republican Commissioner became interested in the owned by Overstreet Invest- Dick Williams said he was not commission members also project after Commissioner Sid ment Co. of Orlando. opposed to beginning Vihlen Jr. last week in a letter Although ViNen last week renegotiations with Apple suggested moving the park to said he supported Commission. Valley. However, William sold oda , Midway,apredominantly black er John Kimbrough's con- he also was in favor of area east of Sanford. tention to move the park to "protecting the neighborhood.,, Koil said Vihien's letter Is Midway if Apple Valley D La Initially, Williams opposed Bridge ....................2-B pp pe .................2-B "what started the ball rolling." residints didn't want it Vihlen placing the ar si Koll also said that other home- today changed his mind. Valley if local homeowners Calendar ..................4-B Osv.,a, ................... SA owners' associations will "I think we ought to look at didn't want it. Williams went on Comics ....................2-B Sporlit .........6-7-A support Apple Valley in its the Apple Valley site," Vihlen '* *.* .................4. demands that certain con said I think we've got r0n See 450, Page $A Dear Abby .................i-B Women .................... i-u - - • Kamlnsky. treasurer of the Sanford southwest Seminole County. Koil said Apple Valley situated New Sanford Park ? sanford's plans for spen- may surprise members of the p + Bill Koll, president of the Sennett, Todd Revels, Roger Harlow, John Sutton, Orra Bailey. Region Woodlands PTA, presented the petition which demanded that a McKinney and Maurice Edwsrds. Second grade teacher Teresa Burkhart county ere To Put tIficial, forcing bi d air as the opener to bid two a rimsuit if he has four cards re or to bid two diamonds if he does not have one. This time Sou th rebids two spades and North bids the spade game. West opens the queen of hearts. South lows one heart and the ace of spades and may ormay not loseadia. mond depending on which way he finesses for the queen. In any event. four spades is safe." Serenaders, who hold dances each by the complaint. Wednesday afternoon at the civic center. "I think you're shunting senior citizens Kaminsky said. "We're not getting a fair 3hake- All we're getting is a runaround," Kaminsky's complaint centered on the city's policy of opening the civic center to senior citizens groups on a A paid reser. ven ty. Kaminskid dances "This commission feels like we've given you niere than a fair shake," he said. "You can have the civic center anytime you want it If you pay." "We're paying indirectly Kaminsky began. "So is every other " interrupted. The discussion was ended when the conunissioners agreed that the senior citizens should be notified at least one week •• T —b y + Capt. - W ll ams Dies; Ch ef i i i :. • - .-_ Capt. John Wesley Williams (USN, Ret.). Sanford realtor and first cormnandant of the Sanford Naval Academy, died Monday. lie was 60. A resident of 2005 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, he was horn in New Orleans and retired to Florida after 27 years service as a Naval officer. A 1940 graduate of Annapol s, - 4 +. I.J Naval Operations at the Pentagon and assumed cornmand of the USS Observation island as his last command in 1961. f14 Capt. Williams retired in 1962 and became the first commandant of the Sanford Naval Academy. fie resigned from the staff in 1964, to establish Sanford Realty. a He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary H. Williams, Sanford; two sons, Robert Howard, Sanford, and John Wesley Jr., of Canada; five daughters, Misses Julie, Sarah Anne and Jean, all of Tickets for a drawing on an Amana Radar Range, with the Greater Sanford Sanford. Mrs. Margaret Maude McKenna, Orlando and Miss Christmas Parade Committee benefiting from the proceeds, went on sale this Patricia Williams. Canada; mother, him. W. Horace William, lzngboat Key; and two brothers, W. Horace Williarm Jr.. and morning. Purchasing the first ducats were Greater Sanford Chamber of COM- Robert Milton WiUiarru, of New Orleans, [,a. merce Executive Manager Jack Horner (left) and Seminole County Sheriff John Funeral Notice, Pa" SA Pow. Doing th e seUl gereParaeCommitecrma Pat Register (second Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Brisson Funeral from left looking up to her customer) and Virginia Longwell. chamber Iio me. The funeral mass wWbecekbrat Th ursday a(9amat All will All Souls Cemetery. - ; :. - + . + + ____ A COUPLE OF LONG-RANGE CHANCES CIi:sw ,—i &RS6. in AVTY s4y, AfT • s /(AIA , ej t. r L4 '- _______ . - . . .. - X&" /73 MW V 6er row 9a=N, ac APIX(WSJØT,e • . i . W tiOfl. thin conducted the election. (Carter 'Invites Conflict," Ford Charges, Page 5A) . ' - . • I - i law)m pan mty / He Chose Sea Over SAN FRANCISCO (AP) When he left the University of Sotdhern California business school, Bruce Collins was (aced wi th a choice: work for an accounting firm or sail yachts to tropical Pacific isles. lie chose sunshine and brisk winds on blue seas rather than fluorescent lights in some airconditloned office building. It was a decision which nearly cost him his life. -) On Sept. V, a stonu splintered and sank the 42-foot ketch Spirit about 900 miles west of San Francisco. But Collins, hired as navigator and skipper, climbed into a canopied life raft with Camilla Arthur, 21, and Jim Ahola, 25. They quickly became separated from another raft caring Durel Miller, 28 , and Nancy Perry, 21. Miller and Miss Perry were rescued 24 days later. But, - A#W : I i . + - b. II An Office"M It A/ at the whim of winds and currents, Collins' orange raft drifted (or 28 days, until a Coast Guard search plane spotted it Sunday. Collins was the only person on board. Mathourished, dehydrated and covered with sores, he told rescuers that his two companions were dead and buried at sea. But he refused to'make any public statements about the ordeal until he cd talk to their families, lie is scheduled to arrive here late today a board a Coast Guard cutter. Collins' ns' 16-month adventure started as a long vacation, lie kept his career options open. M accounting firm had agreed to hold it Job for him for six months while he sailed to lia aii and New Zealand. ost Later, he talked the firm into an extension so he could touch inore exotic ports, like Fiji and Bali, and get the miles under his belt to become a master seaman. lie crewed for yacht owners on his island-hopping journey, but now and then found it necessary to hop a plane. Meanwhile, he wre his parents infrequent but long letters, tr)ing to convey his passion for sailing while easing their disappointment. Sometimes he needed money from his savings, or would ask his parents thWathut Creek, Calif,,to cash some of inherited stocks. It wasn't much, but enough (if keep wind in his sails and a little meat on his lanky foot frame. 'Around September. we got a long six-page letter from him saving that he loved sailing so much and wanted to ' . • . /fXCfR )a't3f + . - by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryan 0 - T ', - " presented a petition signed by 450 south Seminole residents who support locating the nod ounty park at the highly co tested 40acre site near Apple Valley subdivision After the presentation, county commissioners voted 3to-O to instruct the county's parks department to re-enter negotiations with the Valley Homeowners Msocla- - . . ByEDPRICKETT ReraldStafI Writer The "not-soellent majority" appeared at the S'!no1e County Commission today and & '7. - : V DOMIMMRY TUMBLEWEEDS f - . remember when heaven and hell were gut Issues?" 3i - . .. - SE: T .— '! . -- a 'rs '.' of needed water causes f people to have headaches, feel tired and makes them more susceptible to heat stroke In hot II + - • .: And I don't think much of the progaganda aboist cellulite. The whole concept is more fraud DOIESN"T LOOK LiY WHRV pp . I you to have will return. FRANK AND + I , .. + + . . .1 and 10 'n of water or fat. I Diet. hers who want this diet South loses three hearts and a can stay on a diet for only a plan can send 50 cen13 for it spade and needs to locate the queen of diamonds to score short length of time, thus with a long, stmped, selfnine tricks." allowing myself only Urne to addressed envelope. Just send Jim: "Since the opening lose water, not fat. If I took fluid your letter to me in care of this is a picture bid, it is pills would I be able to see a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, easy for partner to know if weight reduction on the scales Radio City Station, New York there Is no game, a possible A Kentucky reader wants to fluid loss and not be NY 10019. ' game, a sure game,a possible know If contract bridge is only DEAR DR. LAMB— One year slam or a sure slam' totallydehydrated? Also would 50 years old. Oswald: "The standard ft help reduce cetlulite in my ago I was told I had cataracts at answer is that it WAS inan early age. I am 46 now. I've notrump shows a hana with 16 vented by the late Harold S. s? 'AR" READER— Your worn glasses only for reading to IS high-card points anda 4- Vanderbilt in 1925, so it 51 344; 444V2 or 5-3-3-2 distribu- years old right now. body is a wonderful machine. It the last two years. tion. The it there is For a copy of JACOBY Iwouldlikethknowdetallson is o constructed that it f3 S '1nclube MbDERN send $ •'WIn Jack or a higher honor, but at Bridge," c/o this don't need for general health. admit I am a vain person and everyone has been known to newspaper. P.O. Box 48 The onlyexception is when you would like to know If I would violate this rule and oc- Radio City Station. New York, have a medical problem that look as ugly as a person casionally open one notrump N. Y, too 19) causes you to retain salt, or In wearing glasses for cataracts women before the menstrual DEAR READER— Go am periods. Female hormones tend your eye doctor. Many patients SIDE by Gill Fox toausethebodytoretaInsah have ov e t3 :jp:.' and water. ed arh contact lenses. Losing water is not helpful You would never know they unless you have an abnormal wear them. Deciding whether or not a accumulation for the reasons I mentioned. I presume you person can wear contact le"mma really want to get rid al some is an individual matter. Contact fat over your thighs and lenses after a cataract elsewhere. You do not lose that operation usually cause less distortion of the image than by eliminating water, Many people are impressed regular glasses. ii And not everyone thinks when they step on the scales and see they have lost pow&. glasses are ugly. Beauty is in But when it's water Ioss; it is eye of the beholder. But if it is deceptive and as soon as that important to you it is worth person recovers from the considering the cosmetic "wash-out" effect of water pills aspects. I am convinced that or gets back on a healthy diet people who think they look nice the water that nature Intended are happier and healthier. + a ,. . •. -. GLANCES •.. , .'- : . C EAST 4972 9K143 .s Dr. your advice on taking them. I understand that too much salt will cause one to retain excess 'i, C ' . 25 card ints and cwld well raise partner directly to three nottump. The SUV= convention allows him to res- 9752 0 A J 10 4 41113 VQJI04 old I know nothing • of o f 6 . with a worthless doubleton." Jim: "North has nine high- NORTH t Fat fluid pills and would like ., ',• • V I' '1 I . 4 water, thus making water- ill n . 8 OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY I would like to cut down on my enormous amount of salt intake To help you do this I am but can't that unsavored food. sending you The Health Letter ( . WIN AT BRIDGE DEAR DR. LAMB— I am 5 / ' Major auk tailor-made feet 3 weigh 1 25 pounds and am •, •. '•. Lost Water, I'i ra AQUAR VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) high esteem. shopping interests you today. Even If can't get out, you'll YO1PtAY browsing through the Oct. mi mall order catalogues. Considerable thought and ct. 22) M effort will be spent this year in UBRA (Sept. inquiring mind seeking new improving your Is yours today financial base A younger contact may get involved. You'll be unable to put C '~"• 45 Res dents B d Fo At A e Va ey - + L NotLos IA. - I, 10 Cents All DL410CRAT . ople who can many new rP! IIy. A satisfy LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Ii's dullards. bedtoplanadayrunnlng PISCES (Feb39f4areh2O) in errands or dIOPP You could put another's frlends.You'llbequlterestless, thoughts or actions to work so keep on t move. in today.For this, you 11 be SURPRtGED- 61— Florida 32771—P,jc r -- 46 49 onds to Sanford, ..,.. should u, — — - REPUBLICAN family will be pleased. — — ' 69tft Year, No. 57—Tuisdiy, October 26, 1976 ARM (March 19) knowledge to future me Frank discussion with SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. fl) 1111SOCillitell Can Work things out Some secret Information from for all parties concerned today. which you should be able to Don't puu profit could come your we . any punches. TAURus (April 2111~Msy 20) today. Be alert. Act upon IL Any job or project requiring SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. concentration and braInpower 21) Hobnobbing w be attempted today people today could inspire you. Their advice or influence could task. Von ftwftr your interests. GEMM (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. ti-Jan You have an excellent mental (Jan . ( an.)-Feb. live up to your sun you' ll new ideas f r your home. Don't Today 14 ii. Tuesday, OCtObIr 261 1976 readily : 13 IO*N LOSER For today and can turn any 19) Bigger and better things have Into a fun will occupy your mind today, affair for all. You'll go after them In a quiet, 19) J CANCER (June 21-July 23) undemonstrative 50 Comedienne 26 Used clothes 6V By BERNM BEDS OW aWt Il CY Tilt Answer to Previous Punle ::r:' 9 1 41 Diminutive soffix ACOU LI:. IS . Ki"lled H1 rilake a tiletune of it," his mother. Kathryn Collins recalled in an interview, AW last letter. from Honolulu in September, said he wanted to decide where he wanted his life to go." bums was spotted after a search of some 30,000 square ["Ile& The pilot of the Coast Guard search plane. U. JamesSkelton,sald, "I want to find out what gave him the w I to live," "1 knew if anybody would make it, Bruce would make it," said hi friend and longtime sailing buddy Henry Coles, 24, of Saratoga. Calif. "lie always got the job done and was never one to quit. I sent a l etter to h pren(s saying that he would be oka, and he was." .5 -• 4... �p LI ,,. MD VYC INNBREF S Judge.Postpones T ri a l After Influence-Peddling Charge _ Ptcitiou$ NAMI IN TWI CIOCUIT COUIT Notice Is hereby UIve thel I IISNTIUNT$ JUDICIAL CID Willem _ In businail It S40r.iie CVI?, IN AlSO POD SIMINOLI St., Altamonte Springs 3flh). COUNTY, PLOSIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. $4a11.CA*I Seminole County. Florid. WIder Ills llctltloui name of BEST T.V. $AaNITT MORTGAGE COM. RENTAL hId Ills I Intend IS PANY. formerly IAINET'T •wItllNlsClirkcl WINSTON MORTOAGI COM. rigi cog ____ _____ the circuit Court, Seminole County, PANV. I Florida Florida In acrdancs with the PIOdIN. yUOYD I$I$ of FIctNIsIIs Nimi CMAY rwalvthg a McMn air con VL Todd L-nm,, 10, iNS W. Hd$WfWrI Slot iss. ToWIt: Section NI. in November to hold trials In tlosW countr and grand Tulane Drive, Altamont. KENNETH W. STRAIGHT, Florida StofUtil 1tV. tolfitkiftall several c— _as. larceny ci the ft . Springs, pleaded 5: Jack L. Whit. The trial of a Cassetherry Dsn was suspi'ided with tinned until Dec. 13, after, the grand larceny of television in a. Publish: Oct. It. 71. Nov. 3.'. polke dstetve accused of pay front Ida (tlberry polk. delay ______ was riqued by bath a Nov. 1015 residential ____ glary °' (IS LONDON (AP) — The sharp drop In the ci IIIWIJON1 PodfftllOwW his arTiSt Silt Assistant PoRics.o FORECLOSURENOTICI IIN DII FICTITIOUS II( SlateMty. William at AltaIflOilte Sprthgi• La e MOITuaIU NOTICE NAMN LAW NOTICIOPSUIT has been Postponed hi drcuit 10, on charge. that he value of the imaid Monday ta'og a threat Moe Hernan and dulenae lawyer was allowed to remain free on TO: NOTICE IS HER EIVGIVEN thOl W. STRAIGHT SO. court at Sanford. marijuana from the police Gene Steph from Prime Minister Stephenson. ItUNWO NO Address the Lmdersl.nnt desirki, to anflow bond during a PSI. _____ James Callaghan to A new $ZIIaIdata for BOlJbyG. department's evidence lochar, U*noem In busiMen u.idir the Pldlflsm In atber court actione on Joint Howard Hklimw, reduce British commitments to NATO If the i to . an ii Name of NUCCIS RESTAURANT * of atulasta, was teitered with evidence, and Mondq,KklDsyelpoçt,13, 11W E. Math St., Se1ord cidimleip .nv r4". title, hid United States ad other aIfl get AND DELI attN Sanlando FlaiL It n fniiatjy set. delivered the hjuana to a 1205 Winston Road, south pleaded guilty to aggravatedWorst In andt. the t011OwkiI City of Alta nettle SprInØ. Fields an International Monetry Fund loan Britain is Wanda Is rigistor the sa'd name Judge. J. William Woodson woman working with un. Seminole, and William E. battery In connection With a described plsrty, WWII: wftt the CIIa of the Circuit Court of Let 10, Illock , lI seeking. The poised's nosedlie to a record low IIa. — greged the co,ghii.nce on dercover sheriff's agents. Hewett, ii, N N. Edgenion, eliocthig incident In which two Orlinda Section One according to Seminole County. Florida. Of $1.57 was touched off by a report — later Monday at the request of B,ui.tt Is alleged to have need Winter Sirings, were allowed met were wounded.Tbe statethe Flat in FlIt loeb 13. PIgs 3 ow Anthony Callus _ bend during a pre. attorney's Office kcçed one CalMly denied — In the Sunday 1. PebUc Rocsr of 5amkiofo PublIsh: Oct. 1. 13. It, 71. ddegis attorney Franklin T. an unmarked Cauelberry freedom on Florida Walden. 01141 police car to deliver the sentence and the United States want the _ inveStigation (PSI) count of aggravatEd battery TOGETHER WITH: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE It !.4P Judge Woodson's nut marijuana, according to ordered by the cost after they and three charges of tempted RaliS to $1.W before ft fund grants IIONTIINTN JUDICIAL CIAscheduled trial docket In documents hi the cost file, llfrIWatOr pleaded guilty to the Sept. 13, murder as part of the CUlT IN AND FOR 111111011001.111 loan Britain Is seeking to help It In its gravest Seminole is the week 01 Dec. 13, Wlior COUNTY. FLORIDA Trial for theldon Polakoft, burglary of coin.operated negotiated plea. The court Dryer economic crisis since the great depression of CIVIL ACTION NO. 711-1421-CA-W& bit sources said he han in. PM2MarinerWay, Altanisite washers at a south Seminole cidered a PSI for ffifèni*n. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND thei. IcMed that he may return to Springs, on charges of compift Jail= (3arth fl3, Ibis a hAt to fondue a mortgage LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Plaintiff, 17-year-old MIt1and Juvenile on the above described priperty has bsekof you In the vs. Indicted for trial as as adult on Circuit Court In the Elshteeth SILLY CROWE, II, it an Wined burglary charge. Judicial Circuit, In and Seminole, Defendants. Field To Be Narrowed County, Florida. You and led of NOTICE OF SALE pleaded guilty to burglary while you bce hereby ired Se file your NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN thal Switzerland (AP) New black armed with a dangerous Maser wITh the Clark of the CIrcuIt on the 0th day of November, 1571, at demands and a claim by Prime Minister Ian wespon and was ordered held hi Court, end serve a rquy thereof ugs, 11:00 am. it the West Front Doer of of the firm the Courthouse of Seminole County, VICTOR-1. W000MAN, For Public Works Post Jail during a Smith that the white minority In Rhodesia can aentence !1 requ vv.ras, ai senio. r'a,wa, rsigne vestigatlon. hold onto power for yearn 'hae widened thc 'BYJANECASSELBERRY &zaIurd F4 £'Ifl3eU is bOnd of offered $J WOOr. P.A. P.it Office Sat HO, Clerk will offer for sale JO the Judge Woodeon sentenced WkWor Pont, Florida 33105. At. hst and ..saidoer for shthe ______ HeraldSew Writer gulf between the two sides and dimmed the Sanford's water depsrtment. Council members Monday wnji Wilson Lyle, 11, o f torneys for Ptakw$fl in the above followiri, described rest property: The position ci public works night eauransed.ecoujdthojseIg Apopka, outlook for Impending talks to arrange majorstyled action, on or before Ills d Jail dayy of Noven'.ber ma. LONGWOOD— The field of director has rsenhlned vacant aboit IM week's decision fcc on his guilty plea to an escape ity rule for Rhodesia. Joshua Nkomo and II you fall to 32. (Clock 2). WYNNEW000, de so. ludemsiW by default will be accordIng to the Flat thereof as eight epplicants for the position since Ralph Fisher was fired the city to self-bier. Its work- charge Officials gj Lyle Robert Mugabe, two of the ba' black leaders 5Mm againSt Yhi for the relief rer ctor _______ ci public works dire in Flat lies 1, Pages N in the from his $11500 pod Sept. 13 men's COInpetliatiOn Instrance. on a work release PTUfW1 Iii demanded In Complaint. who will face Smith at the conference throu$h N, Public Records. of This Notice shall be published Seminole city was narrowed Monday after 11 years with the city. y, Florida. scheduled to open Thursday, demanded on The city's present coverage connection with a burglary case once each week for four consecutive W& when the Qty Council _____ This sale Is made pursuant to 8111 Also scheduled for Thur. expIres Nov. 1. The council who he faiied to return weeks in the Evening Herald, to j Summary Final Judgment entered Monday that the White government imvoted to re-Interview Edgar iday's special session will be a voted to continue the policy to from his Job in August. He WITNESS the Circuit theCourt, hind ofSeminole the Clark .of In civil Action No. 704lfl.*5 mediately release all Imprisoned black Griffith and Donald Parnell, workhop on the proposed sign provide protection until details turned himself In three days County, Florida. till the lit day of in the Circuit Court in both presently employed by the ordinance changes and the can be worked out on selfnationalists add halt military operations D- for Seminole County, Fielda. authoriti es October 1571. , said. City of Sanford. ATED this 25th day of October, cerçrehensive zoning plan. 1fl51r111ce. (Sea') against black guerrillas. Smith angered the 1571. Marion P. PXISM 43, S. Longwood city street The council voted to purchase Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Opening - of bids for the Central Ave., Oviedo, pleaded Arthur H. SICSWNh, Jr. blacks Monday by boasting his military forces curs is the Circuit Court foreman Thomas Jackson will the Gradall hydraulic cxmoving ci a ditch and for guilty Clerk of the Circuit Court ing are kIll 12 or 13 blacks for every white to residing an Oviedo BY: Martha T. Vim By: Cherry Kiy Travis also be Interviewed Thursday cantor from Great Southern domestic wastewater treat. pollee officer with violence _______________ (Sea') Publish; Oct 3, 12. 9, 31, Inc Deputy Cleik victim in the four-year-old war. _____ at 7:30 p.m., as he was busy Equipment Co. for $33,000, a mentat two package plantisaj during a traffic arrod. PtIod with a city emergency lad figure negotiated by Council testing of water supply were was allowed - Publish: Oct. 24, 1511 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. to remain free on EIGHTEENTH week and could not be present Qualrman J. r.. Grant with tabled Until nut Monday. JUDICIAL Cli. DEE-134 bond during a PSI. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CliéIjlfCOuIT IN at the first Interview sm, company representative W. J. Council voted to schedule Also free on bond during a COUNTY. FLORIDA POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, Griffith was recently named Langford. The original price Nov. 15 public hearing for PSI Ii Earl Williams, 26 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S41lCA45.S FLORIDA. refuse superintendent In was $35,000 and the city had request by Rodney Cable to PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, a NO. 76-1SSJ.CA44.II UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The Midway Ave., Midway, who corporstim organized and eslsting Is not The Manlaga SI United Nations General Assembly marks the rezone property on Saand0 pleaded guilty to the Sept. 2 under the laws of the State of New JAMES M. CROCHER, Husband • Springs Drive (SR.434) at birth of Transkei today with the start of its of Flemings Grocery, Jersey, and Grant Street from B-i to Five May Qualify Plaintiff, $HEIij, CROCHIR. Wife .ij, Midway. annual attack on the South African, white vs. Commercial. NOTICE OF SUIT government's apar theid racial policy and a JACKIE D. UNDER WOOD, if ux. if TO: JAMES M. CROCHER In response to a request by al. 2702 Rod Lion Square condemnation of the first protege nation It has some residents that Oak Street Defendants. Maltland. Florida In Longwood Race p roduced. The black African blueprint for the FORECLOSURE and part of Overstreet Avenue YOU YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Le—wThfinMORTGAGE NOTICE OF SUIT apartheid debate Includes a condemnation of ho paved, an estimate by the a Petition for DIssolutIon of TO: WILLIAM KILDAY ROSS Marriage Ms been flied against cue Before the day ends, five can. For the District 3 seat on the city's consulting engineer alleged "increasing collaboration" between Residence and Address FICTITIOUS NAME and you are required to serve a copy will have qualified to city council held by Council projected a cod of 124-135 Unknown Notice Is hereby given Me we we ISrael and South Africa, a charge certain to of your written defenses, If any, to It W4 to any and ill other Partin ofmayor In chairmanJR. Grant, both perlineaUoot for paving and a eneeaed In business It P.O. lox rim for the office on J. RUSSELL HORNSBY. Al. draw strong U.S. opposition. claIming any right, title. anor ter for Wife, Ucgwood'a Dec. 7 municipal Grant and Robert N. Dave, total of $126,700 Including Seminole County, address Is 311 lOSS, 3N Church St.. Longwnn, interest In and to the following N. Resound Avenue, Orlando, Florida 4 I pLeIon, according: to City have picked up papers, I b necessary drainage. described property, to-wit: . fldlltIusnam•ofj SERVICES,' Florida 32101, and file the origlpil irk Onnie .'Ste $wv up foe. election 57 OAKLAND Mayor James Lonnann said OVId that we intend to register said DIT ION, - bccordln9.HILLS to lIveAD. plotwith 'c $i, Clerk of the •bov. styled Mrs. Shoinate said Peter to iter uitit disecutiv term in he was proclaiming Saturday, c dker before tcember 3. 1570, hams with CIrcuit IPIInIof a recorded In Plat iooS 13, oip 3eml,the Clerk of the a ugm may be on. Florida in Piano of Devonshire, Qtarles office and the only elected city Oct. 30 as the day for observing' accordance with the Provisions swincie CAIRO (AP) The Arab summit meeting you for the relief Barsht of [ongwood Circle clerk In Seminole County, has Halloween in the city in the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. county, PioridaRecordsot demanded In the petition. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED was scheduled to give Its formal approval tosouth, Ethel Glassberg Gold. qualified. No one has yet response to many Inquiries by WlTNESSmyliandandthesealof Wit: Section SIS.QP Florida Statutes mat a suit to foreclos, a mortgage said Cow? on this Thd day Of Dc day to the Riyadh peace plan for Lebanon berg of Sandalwood and qua qualified against her. parents. on me above described properly has low, 1510. 5: Lawrence M. At Goodwin Andrew Serninassi of 5 been been Instituted against you in the (Seat) despite Iraqi objections to Syrian troops formCharles S. Beasley Court of the Elofiteenffi daiwood have filed qualifying Publish: Oct 3, 12. 9. 20. 1570 ing the bulk of the Arab League force to enArthur H Beckwith, Jr. JudicIal Circuit, in and for Seminole papers for the office and Mrs. DEE-11 Clerk of the Circuit Court __________________________ County. force the peace. Spokesman Selim el-Yafi said Florida. You aVId CactI of By: PatricIa A. Jackson Lynette Dennis is expected you are hereby required to file your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF all 21 members of the league except Iraq Deputy Clerk THE Answer with qualify later today. the Clerk of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. court, and the Circuit Publish: Oct. 30, hay. 2,5. 14, 1574 approved the cease-fire agreement at the first i urvea copy thereof upon For the Dist rict 5 seat on the CUlT IN AND POE SIMINOI.I VICTOR E.W000MAN.oflhe firm 011.125 — COUNTY. FLORIDA session of the summit meeting held Monday in city council currently held by of Winderwudle, "sines. Ward i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Case No. 1.IS5S.CA4S.D Gerard Connell of Devonshire, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Woodman. %A. Post Office lox the Saudla Arabian capital of Riyadh. 'In Re the Marriage of WIIW.r Pa FlorIda 33755, Al. PROBATE DIVISION three candidates, Harvey ELSIE MORAN feineys tar Plaintiff In the above File Number 71-321.CP Petitioner styled SIflSSiI5OII of Highland 1. action, on or before the 10th Divisisit 'Sanford city commissioners "I don't want to take some In RI: Estate of day of November 1514. II You fall and Jermome McCauley of and City Manager Warren youngster out of college and il JOHN L. WILSON, de so. 4udgm.nt by default will be Devonshire and Stephen Barton LIE MORAN Knowles taken exchanged views start him against you for the relief at $13,500," D.Ceawd Stenstrom of Winsor Manor Tuesday, October` 26. 1916—Vol. 0, No. s7 ResOondenthusband have qualifi demanded In Complaint. NOTICE OF edMonday right on the type of said. "I'm not sure I want NOTICE OF ACTION to have their names placed on Published Daily and Sunday, eacept Saturday and Christmas Day ThIs Notice shall be Pubiiltild ADMINISTRATION TO: LEE MORAN person who should be hired as youngster out of college at alL" by The Sanford Herald, inc.. 35 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fla. the ballot. onceoachweefourcon u,lye TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AMrma Unknown 32771. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Knowles insisted that he you ARE NOTIFIED that si weeks In the Evening Her ald Mrs. Shomate said that the new assistant to the city Second Class Postage Paid at Sanfert Florida 31771. WITNESS Ihih•ndOftl,.Clbckof THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL manager. action for wanted someone with "d dissolution ma rive of rriage Connell picked up papers for "m Circtift court. serninote PERSONS INTERESTED Home Detvery. SS Cen ts; Month. 17 10,4 Monthi. III OTHER Sam Ackley, who has held and Initiative" to replace has been filed against you and you county, 70; Year. both his current council Florida, thi5 the Cli day of October IN Till ESTATE: $2040. By Mail- In Floridasameas homedetivery. All other meitarerequlrod to sen,eay of y down the Job for 34a years, Ackley, whom he praised YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Month. $2 70. 4 Months. SIC 20. 12 Moni',. $32 10 and the mayor's office Monpout day Written defenses, If any, to It on (ISle. $ea') thattheadmlnistraflonof the esta,, resigned l week. ad highly. He wflJ Elsie Moran, Petitioner, whose n ight, of John L. Wflson, deceased, File Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr dart work as city manager of Stenstrom also criticized address Is 1431 Carlisle Or.. Number 71324.Cp, Is pending in me Click of the Circuit CO Cassilbeny, FIg. 37707 on or before Holly MIII Nov. 19. Circuit Court for Seminole County, Ackley's judgment in an in. November 0Th. 15Th. and By: Martha T. ViSion file the FLCRIDA IN BRIEF I Of Caiselborry Detective _ Pound Woes Bring Threat That UK May Cut NATO Rol. — Warning Issued On Cuts TALLAHASSEE (AP) State officials have raised the specter of sharply — reduced services to the mentally Ill, the retarded, the elderly and juveniles In their latest round aimed at sinking a proposed limit on the number of state employes. The Health and Rehabilitative Services department said in a Monday report that a constitutional amendment proposal to limit the workforce to one per cent of the state Population could force a cutback in services to 143,000 Floridians. — Only 1 Charge Left For Smiling Gurney Black Boycott Of Demos Hit Apartheid Under Fire In UN ORLANDO (AP) Edward J. Gurney smiled broadly and his attorney said "that's more than half the case" following the dismissal of a portion of the government's Perjury charge against the former senator. The judge "pretty much indicated he would do so the other day," so defense counsel C. Harris Dittmar said he wasn't surprised at the Monday ruling. Relentlessly pursuing every effort to keep his client from being tried by another federal jury, Dittmar nevertheless opened his defense today of the remaining part of a charge that Gurney lied to the 1074 Jacksonville grand jury which indicted him In an illegal political fund-raising operation. In addition to having the perjury count chopped down, the defense won its arguments — TALLAHASSEE (AP) Black activists urging black voters to boycott Democratic candidates next week are really Republicans "from their toungue sockets to their hip pockets," says a black who helps run Jimmy Carter's campaign in Florida. Claud Anderson, an aide to Gov. Reubin Askew on leave to work as co-chairman of Carter's state campaign, charged Monday that the GOP engineered the drive to try to deliver Florida to President Ford. — — - '' O'Malley Seeks Corn pensatior 'I. Arabs To Okay P.acePlan I - 'An attorney fighting for drkinen's compensation (or' former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley says the state's arguments were filed solely because of O'Malley's past — — troubles. Who'll Fill Spot L eft Ackley? Attorney Stephen Slepin told the Industrial Relations Commission on Monday that the state's appeal of the benefits was without merit. I By Askew Gets Sheriff Case Ewning Ilenild Florida, Probate Division, tPe ad. o,,y Clerk Commissioners A.A. vedigatlonof a problem In the origln.lwlththecterkof this Court WINDERWEEDI..E, HAINES, dress of which Is Seminole County McClanahan and Julian refuse department. During a either before set vlc• on Petltiot WARD I, WOODMAN, P.A. r1tc,s.. Sanford. FlOrida 32771. Stcnatrom suggested Knowles discussion of the problem at the r Immediately thereafter; Post Office Box 100 1he personal representative of the otherwise a default wIll be entered estate Is Howard I. Wilson, whose hire a "mature and ex- last city commission meeting, against you for the relief demanded winter Park. Florida 32705 Pu blIsh Oct. 12. 15. 24. Nov. 2. 1571 address Is P.O. Box 2. DeLand, In the Complaint or petition. perienceil" person to replace Stenstrom was criticized for Fla 32730. The name and address of DEE 4 WITNESS my hand and the s.aI ignoring the city's established this the Personal representatiy Court on October lii, 1514. a', IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE toiney are set forth below . Knowles disagreed. "I don't channels of dealing with en- (Seal) All persons having EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. want someone who'll come and ploye grievances. claims or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CUlT IN AND P01 SIMINOLI demands against the estate are Clerk of the Circuit say, 'I'm happy as assistant to Knowles, who was On requir ed . COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITHIN By: Linda U. THREE the city manager and that's vacation when the situation CIVIL ACTION NO. 7L1N7-CA49. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Deputy Clerk where I want to remain," he arose, had promised the Pu1 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF bIIshi: Oct. 5. 12. i5 20, 1574 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk said. "Whet Sam came here, I commissioners a full report on the above court a written TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor told him that I expected him to the problem but said he has not poratlon organized and Iclsting Statetnem Of any claim or demand NOTICE OF SHERIFP'$ SALE want a city of his own in three completed his own Inunder the laws of the United States they may have. Each claim must be In Writing and must indicate me of America, years or you're not the man for vestigatlon and evaluation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PlaintIff, balls for the claim, the name TALLAHASSE (AP) BARTOW (AP) It's up to Gov. Reubin Askew whether Monroe Brannen will get to serve the last week of his term as Polk County Sheriff, a job he held for 16 years until his suspension this fall. Brannen was suspended after being charged in an alleged plot to discredit a rival candidate in the September Democratic sheriff's primary. The last charge against him in the case was tossed out Monday. — '4, Vote Procedures Challenged - c-I - t. the Job." He also gently reminded the McClanahan objected to commissioners that "the turning the assistant's job into a assistant to the city manager is '145,000 training program for appointed by the city aspiring young city managirs," manager." 4 I. ,. by virtue of that Certain Writ of vs address of the creditor or his agi, EXICUIIOVI Issued out of and under DONALD S. CARVE IRO and or attorney, and the amount the seal of the County Court of NORMA R.CARVEIRO.hISWIfCI$ tIli date If the claim Is not yet due, Claimed, Seminole County, Ficrida, upon a at, when it will become due iflal ludgment rendered in m. Defendants. shall be stated. If the claim is ,iormai,i court on the lot day of NOTICE OF ACTION contingent or unhIquldaI, the OC1&V A ,,.., certain qr,u,n TUr Of The uncertainty shall be O: UIJFIAL.0 S. CARVEIRO and Ca" entitled, Hoyefte S. Hudson NORMA R. CARVIERO. stated. It the claim is secured, the Fruit Co., Inc., a Florida car, Security shall be descrIbed. The OP his wile poration Phalntlff,.vs. Develop Residence. Unknown claimant shall deliver sufllcl.nt America. Inc.. a Florida corporation YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an copies of the claim to the clerk to & Arvid 1. Crane, Defendant, which aclion to foreclose a mortgage on "Ji the clerk to mail one copy to aforesaid writ of Execution was the following property in Seminole athbitpersonal representative delivered to me a Sheriff of County, Florida: All persons lnIic.,,ed in the e$tati Seminole County, Florida, and I Lot 3 and the West 25 feet of Lot 2, to whom a copy of this Notice have levied upon the following Block 3, in the Resurvey of of Block 4, Administration has been mailed described property owned by WILDMERE, City of LonOwood, as are re4uire4, WITH THREE Develop America. Inc. and Arvid E. recorded In Plat Book 4, page 50 of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Crane, said pr operty being located the Public Records of Seminole THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF in Seminole County, Florida, more County, Florida. THIS NOTICE, to file any objections particularly described as follows: has been tiled they may have that thalleng the against you Various and assorted Concret e, are required to serve a copyand you of your Cast Iron, Corrigated Metal, wUten deteinn, if any, to it, on validity of the decendants will, the qualifications of the personal Asbestos and Tile Clay Pipe, A More Julius G. Petruska. ROWLAND, repr,sentativ, or tie venue or complef, List available from the PETRUSKA. BOWEN S Mc- lurisdiction of the Court Civil Division of The Seminole DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND County Sheriff 's Dep.rtmMl, whose address is 30$ North Magnolia OBJECTIONS NOT 30 FILED and the Undersigned a Sheriff of Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32s01. on WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Seminole County, Florida. will if 11:00 A.M. on the 17th day of or before November I?, 974, and tile Date of the first publicatm. o this the original with 15w Clerii of this Notice of Administration; OCtob Nowmbeq. A.D. 1514, offs 101' sa le Court er either before servic, on the ISIS, 1976 , W4 sell 10 the hlgst bidder, for Plaintiff's attLrney Or immediately S. Howard I. Wilson cash% sublect to any and all misting therealtei. Otherwise a default will helni, at the Front (West) Door of As Personal RlPresenta. be entered against you for the relief live of the Estate of the Seminole County Courthouse in demaned in the Complaint. John L. Wilion for 'yru., inc above WITNESS myhendandthewalof Deceased V described personal Property Ihis Court, this lilti day of October. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL That said Sale Is being made 10 ive. REPRESENTATIVE: satisfy the terms of said writ of iSeal) S J Charl Gray Execution. Arthur H. St(kwith, Jr of Gray, Adams, Harris S John F. Polk, Clerk of the Circuit court Robinson, PA. Sheriff By. Cherry Kay Travis P0 Boa 3061, Orlando Fl. j2eo Seminole County, Florida Deputy Clerk TeIgph• (305, hi 500 Publish' Oct. 2$, Nov. 7, 5, 74. 19y& P.blisti Oct 17. IS, Se, Nov 7 1976 Publish Oct. 15 , 74. 1514 DEE-133 DEE 71 DEE-1j YourYellow Pages ad brings customers to you. Three-(ourih.s of ill] .tduh. u the YeIhw PIgeS lmre lhun Iory tigue cch ', cur. This a lot of action. By meeting you (acelo- face. your Yellow Palcs Sales Rep gets 10 know the eeononik elirnate,, your huincs operues ill. so lh.iI he can tulor your Ye llow Iiges ath'ertIsirW program fur maunurn results. He'll help tim et tiur share of the husInes hzit's Ilyint! around. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION "Government will improve" —Phil Conant Governmen, Will improve by electing men of the stature and experience of Joe Knowles. 77 Vote Nov. 2 for ôc 111mildt'hii DemocratDIst 34 Parolees Must Pay Fee - ..,, Take iii' to siir Ye/Ion I'liges. ... - - TALLAHASSEE (AP) State prison officials say they're serious about collecting a $10 monthly fee from 50,000 Floridians who are on parole and probation in the state. The Department of Offender Rehabilitation (DOR) inherited a $2-million collection backlog but officials said Monday they will make a greater effort at boosting the present 18 per cent payment rate. T • San Tropical storm Holly, its 70mile-an-hour winds far out over the Atlantic Ocean, is expected to lose even more strength today as it moves across colder waters. MIAMI (AP) -aal. pd. lo C — Holly was downgraded from hurricane status Monday when its winds dropped below - d' — Tropical Storm Weakening the 75 mph. threshold. - State Representat,ve JACKSONVILLE (AP) Attorneys for Libertarian Party presidential candidate Roger MacBride hoped tq convince a circuit judge today that the state's procedures for write-in votes are unconstitutional. The law prohibits the counting of write-in votes for a presidential candidate unless voters also write in all 17 of the candidates's electors. — ' - 110= DISCOVER I =` J*J BICENTENNIAL =AMERICA Ii 1776 - 316 Grady saw ft differently. He said he thought the debates woji lead to Qifl' downfall. ... assembled on Monday. U.S. District Judge William Stafford halted the hearing, saying he was of the "tentative view" that It Is unconstitutional for the state to Impose financial disclosure requirements on federal candidates, — I recently received an to $10 million "These debates were the single most important factor In Grady made the first such charge 01 FlorIda's senate campaign contract for a Dade County pod office and had ptrvlonely worked election." said Grady, who declared he during the lad of two debates between the cesididatet would win next on two smaller pod offices Outside the date. vote. The Belle Glade physican raised the issue during his closing 1. He said the firm did not have a Washington office and that Responding to 1111011tions from a panel of four journalists, Grak argument In the Monday night debate, asking Chile. If he had Grafton has been a senior member In the firm since need any influence to get government contracts for an arthe early called the Democratic national platform ,, I90 . Ferendino said was made president of the firm mare" which would mean "a total takeover an economic nlgJjt dtltedure firm headed by Qiiles' brother-In-law, Edward when It became corpGrafton of the free enterprip a pn. oration. system". Grafton of Miami. t =his (Chiles') name because its the worst thing we He charged that Chiles had supported liberal legislation, can do with a government agency," said Ferendino, "It would eluding medicaid payments The firm had received $11,000 In federal contracts prior to for abortion, increased financ looklikewewereputtingpressureonthem. We wanttogetitonsuppo Qilles' election, Grady said. rt of the United Nations and a bill which would lead i our own 11111". "Following your election In 1071 he was made president of the normalization of WftJ Vietnam. Qijies used his final minutes of the debate to respond to Grady's firm, moved to WAShingtori OW established a federal office.11 saw Grady, who first ran for the Senate In 1072 as an AmerIcn charges. &uidftwu "inter 4"thattheformerBeljeGlad Grady. "And since that time hall been awarded Party candidate, defended his membership In the JOhn Birth Of federal contracts $451U1111011 WOrth mayor raised "this point In the dosing days of the campaign," Society, calling its members "among the mod loyal In America to "I want to ask respectfully that ft Matter be brOV& to Public "71* thing that is Interesting Is that these contracts Dr. Grady Chiles, a former Lakeland date legislator elected to the Sen$e istalk ngaboid weredrafted byaRnnWl scntlny through your making your records and phone log and rl "he in 1970, said his opponent was trying to brand him as a liberpi (GIaflO1) your associations with your law partners and the like available so , ui work and there's not been a phone while his voting record showed a 00 per cent support of the c l , not a single call at all during this particular time." Republican admini we might see if there is any Impropriety," al fromme stration. chiles said Grafton ,,used to live In fear that the Republicans Following the debate, televised statewide from a 0flf$riflC Chiles also attacked Grady's plan to give taxpayers an cxwould find out he's my brother-In-law." room at - a Miami motel, Grady said he had received ,einptlon for health Insurance Premi ums, saying it would cost Grady's charges were made formation earlier Monday fronts date campaign coordinator. In a debate that saw general between $20 and $40 billion. Chiles called Grady's charges "heifer dust and hogwash." He agreement between the candidates on such things as the vol. Both said they were against normalization of relations with unteer draft, XIIIIJU said his records have always been open. laws alone and relations with the Corn. Cuba, and both said they favored a return to a military draft that munist government of Fidel Castro. would offer other options of national service. "I'm disappointed he would raise such an Innuendo," Qilles. The two continued to disagree onheth care, poje, said after the clash. "Dr. Grady didn't have much to go on The two also said they were against gun control and the Icand abortion, tonight. I think It shows ye-v glaringly his desperation," galfzatlon of marIjnna However, Grady chagd Chiles had They also cflfltin!ie(1 4!fl n debate att Grafton was unaviiilable for comment. Howe their ire. a.ted legislation a1tcn3jting to bat, cheap pistols known s ver, Andrew As In the first debate. Grady appeared In a conservative dark Saturday Ferendino, Of the board Night Specials. of Ferendino, Grafton, chairman ' the suit. Chiles again wore what has become his trademark Spills and Candela architectual firm, said Grady's in Monday's hour-long debate, like the first staged lad week in formation short sleeve shirt with tie and khaki pants. was wrong. Orlando, was carried statewide by a network At the end of the meeting Chiles called the and "I have no idea where he got debate "a turkey public television stations. It was sponsoredofbycommercial the League of that $46-rnlflion figure," sold shoot" in his favor, and said the confrontation was "beautiful." Women Voters and the Florida Jaycees. (AP) Ethics Commission attorneys are planning a lastditch attempt to lift a court order barring a hearing on removal of congressional can-didate JoAnn Saunders from next Tuesday's ballot, Deputy Atty. Gen. James Whisenandaald he hoped for a final hearing late today on a temporary restraining order that blocked the hearing just as Ethics Commission members Rhodesia Talk Hopes Dim I — TALLAHASSEE 1', ' MIAMI (AP) Sen. Lawton Qules halt labeled an as act 01 Ferendlno. "We've only had government wort In the last year or desperation a charge by his Republican owlnent, Dr. John °" Grady, that Chile. maybe involved In poethle hsfhigq,peiltfling. Ferendino said his firm In Battle Over Saunders it T.esdey, OcIsasr $, 97P—A Dr. Grady 'Desperate,' Claims Chiles 'Last Ditch Effort' Set 933-9 GENEVA, (yang Nenabl, Isafcrd, Fl. £JUU.!.-v...... lugC ivorge rge L -- , Geo oung Y Ihat'àU of the grand Jury transcript relevant to the allegation of lylflg be introduced to the Orlando trial Jury. This was seen as a move by Dittmar to keep Gurney from taking the stand. Evidence of the defense strategy was reinforced when Dittmar suggested, only half Jokingly, that Gurney be permitted to read his answers to the grand jury questions before the trial Jur y of eight men and four women. "I have a feeling it would be most effective with the defendant reading the answers" as the grand Jury panel's transcript Is recited to the Jury, Dittmar said. Justice Department prosecutor Edward Barnes quickly objected, saying, "Mr. Dfttmar would be having his cake and eating it, too." Gunter Raises' 32X Foe's Funds TALLAHASSEE (AP) Democrat Bill Gunter has raised $280,392 In his hid to become Florida's next Insurance commissioner, at's 32 Th times the $8,843 his Republican opponent has raised. Gunter raised $21,141 last week, more than twice what Betty Armlstead has raised for the whole campaign. She repo rted Monday that she coll ected $991 last week. Mrs. Armistead has tried to make Gunter's large — Such a move would ha ve kept Gurney free of the dangers of cross examination and yet would have had him emphasizing to the trial jury any of his positive aspects in the grand Jury proceedings. Young agreed to Introduction of all of the record relating to the perjury charge. But he stipulated that the jury would ho instructed It was "only for the purpose of showing who' was said and not to prove that it was true cont ributions a campaign issue, saying he is being financed by special-Interest groups and will spend the state's money just as lavishly as he has financed his campaign. Gunter's largest not." Dtttmar indicated that after the readingi the transcript expected to take sever... hours he would Int roduce only two wit— — nesses and then rest his case. If so, the case could go to the Jury on Thursday co Friday. The portion of the charge thrown out by the judge Monday alleged that Gurney Hed when he said he didn't know until-June 1071 that his fund raiser, Larry Williams, was pressuring Florida builders for contributions. The judge ruled the government had presented Insufficient evidence to support thi& BILL GUNTER The' 0U $3 eii dm ents I I Be \ On iii The single Issue now before the cozrt is v in next Tuesday's appellate districts in the state. whether the 82-year-old Republican from general election will approve or Winter Park lied when he told the Jacksondisapprove nine constitutional AMENDMENT 3 provides yule panel he did not know until the s ummeramendments ranging from a of 1973 that the monies being collected that all complaints made were plan to limit the numbers of against Judges to the Judicial being used to pay expenses of his field offices and staff. Gwreywasacqultted of five felony charges relating to the scheme last year. A Tampa jury could not agree on the perjury count and one of conspiracy. The conspiracy charge was - the ampa was ,000 from T law firm of Spicola and Larkin. One of the firm's members, Joseph G. Spicola Jr., also made a personal contribution of $500. Repo rts show that Gunter has spent $779,846 of the $280,392 he's raised. The expen tures Include sala di ries for 15 campaign workers. g July 1, 1978, the number of full. time salaried state employes from exceeding one per cent of the official estimate of the state population In the preceiing state employes to a provision to quajuons lcatu commission shall year and prohibit the number of float $100 million in revenue remain confidential until the part-time employes from ex. bonds f inance housing. commission makes a decision ceeding 10 per cent of the full AMENDMENT 1 has been that the conduct complained of time employes. The governor, named the "Sunshine Amendwarrants formal prosecution by however, would be authorized ment" by Gov. Reubin Askew the filing of charges. with the approval of three who traveled statewide members of the Florida collecting signatures of voters AMENDMENT 4 exempts Cabinet, to approve additional requiring that it be placed on community redevelopment positions to meet emergencies the ballot, projects slums or blighted during the time of the It would require public of- areas from property taxation emergency. ficiaLs and candidates to file full and permits assessments at and public disclosure of less than Just value. It also AMENDMENT 7 authorizes financial interests and cam- authorizes the use of portions of the Legislature to nullify or paign finances and forfeiture of property taxes derived from a suspend any rule or regulation pensions for those public of- community development made by the executive branch licials convicted of a felony project to be pledged for the of government until the involving the public trust, purpose of issuing bonds to Legislature can act upon By BOB LLOYD him back to DYS that he 'll it. In other sentencings, Mary Herald Staff Writer f I n a If c e c o m m u n it y perform any better than in the Driver, 47, of Sanford, was put AMENDMENT 2 would redevelopment activity. Past?" asked Judge Woodson. on five years probation on a change the method of selecting A 15-year-old Forest City "He's committed — AMENDMENT 8 provides at least two plea of no contest to aggravated Flofida Supreme Court Justices youth has been sentenced AMENDMENT S authorizes that increases in benefi ts under to six serious crimes since his release assault upon a Sanford and Appellate Court Judges the issuance of $100 million in a governmentally supported years prison plus nine years from Marianna in March." polIceman, from the election process to revenue bonds to finance or retirement system after Jan. 1, probation and adjudicated Sullivan's mother, Mrs. Betty The court ordered a preappointment by the governor. It guilty of first-degree felony Sullivan, refinance ho us ing and related 1977 must be fully tearfully testified that sentence investigation for John would require funded by the that at the end of burglary. facilities. The amendment governmental unit. son,onefourin children aSteven Huggins, 14-year-old a six-year term the people Circuit Court Judge J. borne broken limits to $100 million the by divorce, has a Altamonte Springs Juvenile, would be asked to vote whether amount of bonds which may be AMENDMENTS authorizes a William Woodson said he history of juvenile probation for who the court had committed to to retain or reject the appointed outstanding in one fiscal year. capital and mansion cornconsidered the Juvenile record burglar y, running away from DYS as a delinquent after he judge for additional time m Of Guy Steven Sullivan in home and not attending school. mission to establish and pleaded guilty to burglary after office. AMENDMENTS is sponsored maintain a plan for the fur. meting the sentence on Mon- She said he had been at three being Indicted in 1975. The amendment also by Sen. John Vogt (D-Cocoa fishing, decorating and day. dilferut DYS facilities before Judge Woodson, who had provides that at least one Defense attorney William A. being Beach), chairman of the alteration of the state capitol sent to Marianna. retained jurisdiction In the Supreme Court Justice be Seminole Leffler HI of Sanford said the Legislative building complex and the Another mother collapsed case, continued sentencing for appointed From each of the four Florida Division of Youth sobbing to the floor of the Delegation. It would prohibit by governors mansion. red Huggins until the week of Dec. Services didn't want his client carpeted courtroom after 13. but that he can find noauthority Judge Woodson sentenced her "I gave him a break," for them to reject the youth 21-year-old son to two years Woodson said, "and sent him to "Just because he doesn't fit 11111111111 in prison plus three years DYS instead of prison. A few 11 with them." probation for felony possession months later DYS terminated "I hope they keep you until of cocaine, him and he committed another you're 21," Woodson told the Gary 1.. Alderman, 21, of offense." blonde-haired youth, "but they Orlando, earlier had pleaded Huggins was indicted again won't. I'm recommending that guilty to the lesser and included earlier this year for another V. Garnett Whit, they send you to a training offense in a cocaine delivery armed burglary. The inschool for youthful offenders." case. iy 410 dictment was dismissed by ''If e Plee'(l sU'cessful Sullivan was furloughed from business. Defense attorney Meredith another Judge and the state is 'Hen in Talla/wst.e. i state school for boys at Cohen said Al derm Ji't' hasn't an nee'd Joe' appealing the dismissal. 1arIanna last March after used A'noit'/'i •. since his Anril pending 90 days there. "Thirty arrest 77 y federal Drug lays after he got out he corn- Enforcement Administration nitted a new offense," the agents and said his client Vote Nov. 2 for had vurt noted. attempted suicide and had been In July Sulli van pleaded no hospitalized. 1 ontest to the armed burglary Judge Woodson said he Democrat—Dist 34 a residence. Woodson said considered Alderman's Juvenile ieyout had escaped from the record since age 11 in meting anford Juvenile Detention the sentence in the cocaine enter and was arrested In case. "In this case he was to set pril for larceny and in J uly for. up other drug deals. He was 101 81h 94 000 by Cwnp tte" rand larceny of an auto selling cocaine for profit. He flowing a police chase. was dealing In hard, very ex"How can I expect If I send pensive drugs." later dropped. ' Judge Sentences Youth - — To Six Years In Prison "we niched Joe Knowle " United Way Awk i 1 114WIC'k.1, State Representative �A Evening llemid ~ By now, about all . speeches, promises, declaratlos, pledges, ac- 300N. FRENCH AVE.SANFORD,FL. Area Cede 36-322.11 or 14N3 cusations, charges. And commercials. inds to its Around As the political campaign season gr ume isue It oclober 261 1976--" ____ vsw NORMAN K (HR1N, Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, 12140. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other malt: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1820; 12 Months, $32.40. ! ~ I : 6 1 will1* have become downright Irritating and annoying. WAYNE D. DOYLE, PubHthe Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRAQ(LE, Advertising Director I ouimciai least missed. Seine C Tuesday, our eyes, ears and noses have itad Just can take of political campaign they Pon't Lose Sight iOf What It Means he Clock ,NOaMosmmi ' ~ Advocates of govermnent employment for the sake of providing JOIN seem to have lost sight of the truth stated by Adam Smith 200 years ago. "Cbmumption Is the sole end and purpose of all One has been particularly grating. It has been sponsored by a candidate for a local office in the Orlando area. Alter presenting his qualifications, record, promises, etc., he signs off with the appellation: "family man." This Is supposed to engender immediate compassion, love, understanding, support — and, naturally, votes. But just what does this mean? What does it add to the knowledge of the prospective voter? What does it prove' How does It bolder the presumed qualification of the.candl&te? Answers: it means nothIng. It adds nothing. It Proves nothing. It bolsters nothing, ItIs all a Part of societal thinking. There Is an unfortunate tendency and Inclination to equate "family" status with maturity, dependability, responsibility and quality. This is true not only in Politics, but In thsrflekieofendoavor—bubisu, education, at al. How many people, for instance, do you know who have been turned down for employment In a specific job because they are not married? Perhaps one of them has been yo It's a sad commentary on our customs and mores. And it is arbitrary, capricious and indiscriminate. Where does the assumption arias that the married, family man automatically becomes more fit and eligible for a particular function or responsibility? There Is a bulft4n Irony in the entire equation — especially in this age of divorce, open marriages, hanky-panky, and the rest. In the first place, Just because at a given day and time a person Is, In fact, that revered, idolized "family man" — with a loving wife, cuddly, wellbehaved children and a home in the suburbs — does not mean he will have those same things tomorrow. Just look at the statistics. And then it is this very some, self-styled, proud "family man" who most often is caught In compromising situations away from that family and If providing jobs for people were the purpose of DON OAKLEY employment, instead of satisfying the needs and wants of consumers, then It would be an easy task for government. About 40 years ago, government did embark on such a project. Some old-thners can remember seeing WPA projects where workers were put at such task as digging holes and filling them; moving piles of earth from one place to another and back again; turning over bricks on 'walb — jwt to provide jobs. They were the butt of jokes with many persons. It would be like giving employment at making There is not much point in arguing with mudples, or handmixlng of concrete Instead of with people who say they aren't going to vote in the a power mixer to provide more work for people. presidential election because neither candidate is or because it doesn't matter how Hundreds of men have been seen engaged in paving you vote since nothing ever changes, etc., etc. a concrete street with only shovels, hoes and This is the way people feel —70 million of wheelbarrows in a less-developed country less than them, according to one survey — and there is a dozen years ago. The workers were kept busy, at little that can be done to crack through the rather eous shell Into which they have low wages. And that would be the end result of government employment at makework projects for ntresteL Certainly, much of what they say which there is no real consumer demand. The about politics and politicians is true. But it is one thing to refuse to participate in government would produce more funny money in selecting the man who will lead thenation, and order to pay off the workers and fool them into the free world, for the next years. It is thinking they were getting paid with something of another to throw away the rightfour to vote entirely. beloved Lime. Again, look at the statistics.' Several questions also arise: How many families has this particular family man had? How many children by earlier family situations and marriages? These questions are rarely considered. let alone answered. Overall in this society, for some strange reason, the unmarried male is looked at with Jaundiced, even crossed eyes. It's because, if he Is not or has not been married by a certain age, the eyebrows start rising. "fib-oh, what's wrong with that guy?. he's not normal. . These same incredulous, curious individuals will consider it perfectly normal for the guy to have been married and divorced one, two, three or more times — demonstrating his total failure in being able to develop, foster and cultivate a lading relationship. So a hint for voters—just because a candidate seeking your vote yells that he is a "family man," don't Jump through hoops. Stop to think. His op. ponent might be unmarried, even a life-long bachelor — but still better qualified for the responsibility he is seeking. Too bad the guy who started this all Is running In Orlando. Would love to vote against him. Dying By MOa u It value. Robert G. Anderson in Freeman magazine points out that advocates of goverment employment for the sake of employment "lost sight of the problem: We do not seek jobs for their own sake; the end we seek is improved consumption. Unless work will generate greater production of those goods individuals wish to nsul It k wasit effort u should be avoided. Work is a great consumer of resources (we wear out ) and empioymenr Is beneficial only if It yields a return great er than the value of the resources expended" And the only way we know to determine whether sách a return is yleldedja .piJo m 'dividuais'the freedom to make ,ówfldéetato ' in the market place. This means renióvai of ns lificial restriction on prod uctive Individuals tomake contracts wi th each other and to t.we their own resources as seems best to them. It means getting government out of the business of restricting free and peaceable action by the citizenry. Government has no resources. It can take from one to hand to another (taking its own cut before distribution). But by doing so it inhibits the voluntary acts of individuals to use th eir resources in a way they believe will "yield a return greater than the value of the resources expended." That is what is meant by freedom of enterprIse. -- ... co -------, Remember What Fun Is Many Issues presented to the public cry out for a show of indignation. They are not always war, po verty, speggjo degradation, mayhem or general ripoffs of the citizenry Whether a youngster should be able to obt ain a baseball glove has become an issue today. The San Francisco-based Consume has filed legal action against a manufacturer claimingrsitUnion is improper to allow school children to redeem breakfast cereal box tops for augetic equipment. The consumer group noted: "Programs such as these convert thousands of young, impressionable school children into company sales people whose commission teacher and peer approval." Balderdash. There is nothing fraudulent or ni nd-ben&ig in an active chil d saving box tops to obtain a bat or glove and A wiuj menus mor a neighborhood game. Th e exchange of the box tops can be a significant part of the educational proc.ss. The Consumers Union is suffering from two probl ems. First, it takes itself too serous ly. Second, a majority of Its members apparently never learned the fun of playing catch in the back yard. Pity. .... _.i_ ,_i__ . . . - . The same is true in five other states. In Ohio, it's Issue 6; in Oregon, Proposition 9; in Washington, Initiative 325; In Montana, Propsltion 71, and In Arizona, Proposition 200. All of these proposals are characterized by their opponents as "antinuclear." By placing unrealistic restrictions on nuclear power plants, it is warned, they would foreclose the orderly development of this form of energy. Their adVocat es, of course, argue just the Surely, questions to Intense concern of every citizen. They can hardly be dismissed as a matter of Tweedledum versus Actually, however, therein may he a clue as to why there is so much voter apathy. Bornburded by propaganda from all sides, not only on the quest ion of nuclear energy but everything else, the average person is often unsure and bewildered, - BERRY'S WORLD telligence agents concluded that underworld barons, such as Meyer [ansky, had moved their operations from Cuba to the Bahamas. But strict bank secrecy laws prevented the agents from proving their suspicions that the mobsters were ¼ rhe way you 10//ow me around, I Should have named you 'Eastern Europe remarks'!!" -. I - VOAU C JOHN CUNNIFF Price C iIS .. Pred1cted — hiding their illicit profits in Bahamian banks. The IRS intemjjgence di v ision, nevertheless, began the largest Investigation of tax havens in history. It became known as Operation Tradewinds. As part of this investigation intelligence agents in Florida ut'tined the flailles of depositors with secret bank accounts at the Castle Bank in the Bahamas. This phase of Tradewinds became known as Project Haven. The hush-hush information included a stolen Rolodex, which contained 250 cards. Two of the cards bore the names of two of Alexander's previous law partners. A third card contained the name of their Cincinnati law firm. IRS intelligence officials, recognizing the potential for a conflict, alerted John Hanlon who was then the assistant commissioner in charge of compliance. They recommended that, for the sake of propriety, Alexander be kept out of the tax haven investigation. Hanlon Immediately told Alexander's right bower, Burke Willsey, about the possible conflirt. Our sources say that Willsey objected to the idea of withholding the details from Alexander. But Willsey told us he informed Alexander only that his former law partners were under Investigatlon, omitting the specifics of the in. Vestigation. By late January 1974, the IRS legal department also became aware that Alexander's erstwhile ilnn was involved in the Tradewinds invesligation. Joseph Salus, who worked with the Tradewinds agents, wrote a confidential memo which was eventually presented to the IRS chief counsel, Meade Whitaker. Thu Ifleiflu reiterated the recommendation of the intelligence division that Alexander should have nothing to do with the tax haven investigation. Again In mid-1975, the intelligence officials warned Hanlon that it would look bad If Alexander became Involved In this operation. And Assistant Commissioner Warren Bates, who is In charge of enforcing standards of conduct inside the IRS, was also Informed of Alexander's Potential conflict. Yet the commissioner soon became Involved in impeding the Investigation. It began with the intelligence agents, themselves, who became concerned that their evidence might not be admissible in court. Not only had the Rolodex been stolen by an informant, but the revelations may have violated federal evidentiary laws. The IRS legal division sought the opinion of the Justice Department, which asked for more Information. Also, there is the: National Boating Safety Advisory Council; National Mobile Home Advisory Council; National Peanut Advisory Committee; Panel on Review of Laxative, Antldiarrheal, Antiemetic, and Emetic Drugs; Venereal Disease Control Advisory Committee; and The Waterfowl Advisory Committee. 4 So, what do all of these advisory committees accomplish? Well, if last July's seventh and final meeting of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration's National Advisory Committee Task Force on Disorders and Terrorism meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Is typical, my U educated guess Is not a whole hell of a lot. According to the LEAA's Deputy Director of Public Information, Joe Krovlsky, the purpose of this get-together, involving 11 Task Force members and alternates and four LEA), staffers, was to "review this group's complete report that it had written prior to its final submission to the National Advisory Committee and to review the text for changes the editor might suggest." Yet nothing in the minutes of this meeting Inof dicates that any business was transacted that could not have been accomplished by mail. The Task Force meeting was called to order by its chairman, former Washington D.C. Police Chief Jerry Wilson, at 4 p.m. on July 29 1976. It was adjourned at 4:40 p.m. so that the members could "review the edited materials presented to them." During this 40 minutes, the minutes of the May meeting were approved and the Task Force members reviewed and approved the report's Appendix B, subject to several amend. menis. These Included such things as: "Page 30: delete the parenthetica reference at lines 16-17." WASHINGTON (AP) Consumer advocate Ralph Nader is accusing the Nuclear ReguJatoty, 4mmissjor. of stepping beyond hg' charter and promoting te of nuclear power. The federal agency was created solely to regulate nuclear power. Nader based his allegaons on documents obtained from the commission and Its predecessor, the Atomic Energy Commission, concerning a directive issued by President Ford two years ago in an effort to cut oil consumption by electric utilities. A spokesman for NRC said the agency's record "shows we adhere scrupulously to our regulatory character, and Judging from industry criticisms, Industry does not regard NRC as being promotional." Scottsboro Boy Pardoned NEW YORK (AP) The only known surviving Scottsboro Boy pardoned after 45 years of proclaiming his Innocence says he hopes his story teaches people that "a man should never give up hope. Even if it kills you, stand up for your rights." And Clarence Norris, 64, who has lived here as a fugitive for 30 years, said he plans to visit Alabama, where until Monday he would have faced arrest as a parole violator, '' Jimmy saidsupport programs that he ning to appeal in the final days within a prudent budget." But, to those who he said, "We still have time to Carter'spLanaforforejgnpollcy ohdpth..J. Dole was iii ___ now have no plans to vote, are "potentially dangerous" Pennsylva ni he decent and caring for those a where he said he Carter spent - 1' on a quiet day at in ou r midst who need our and warned that the Democrat. had reservations about fighting home on M day. He looked hel p." T -A".!.. r. Ic nominee advocates domestic In World War II, which he has over the family Peanut business I oroerams that. ,nnitl Waractemed as a "Democrat early In the day, our economy." then returned war." home to With the balloting only a week Meanwhile, a Harris poll of the start of today's trip. away, both Ford and Carter are 1,503 persons with some college Although he did no campaignk a' donning through states con- education shows a large switch sidered critical to their cam- in sentiment from Carter to big, Carter headquarters Issued a statement In the candidate's palgns. 11. Ford among better educated name criticizing Ford's record -: Carter, who spent the weekon environmenta l issues. end at home in Plains, Ga., was Americans. ; In July, the college-educated The statement said the ad' beginning his final cam backed Carter 62-33 per cent, ministrations — of Ford and Richtrip, starting the day in South HarriJ said. H isaldthe new ard Nixon "have shown no Carolina and moving on to count, taken before the third serious concern for our en.ft l ____ highly contested Illinois. Ford erdbate,ed vlronment." Ford, in a speech prepared group backing Ford 51-38 per And, it said, "Too many fedfor delivery today in PlUs- cent, represe nting a shift from eral agencies are Insensitive to burgh, stressed his experience a 29-point Carter lead to a 13- environmental concerns, In Washington. He was critical ;f•4. f point deficit Agencies which should be of Carter for statements Ford Harris said those In the sam- serving the public Interest are said would "concede such na- pling felt by 57.32 per cent that j a Instead serving narrow special tions as Yugosla via to the So- Car ' ducks Issues; a 53-77 per They must either be viet sphere" and promise "total ' I cent ma jority felt that he no economic warfare against the longer seems Independent of gotten back on the right track Arabs in the event of another oil the party "establishment;" 56- or abolished. I 'S "We need 2 nro.lAari• 1. __________ 35 per cent felt "uneasy" about sensitive to environmental conSuch statements, Ford con- the k AKE ind of man Carter Is, and cern,s and who will work hard tended, "invite conflkt" and ________ -5 per cent belie'c-'! that for er.vlraziziler,tal quality. I in. CL., aggression. ,-'s ' Ford Is the man they can best tend to do that,,, Ford said both sides In the trust. the Carter F being statement said. Middle East trust the United caught In Portland, Ore,, on Monday, Carter aide Rex Granum said States, but he warned that Car- F cold wIM ord said all 50 states should Carter will avoid personal at. ter's policies could "drive these your Aunt Fannie Gordle of Lake Mary develop nuclear energy tacks on Ford during the checks out countries Into the arms of the progranis, final . furnace nephew's photo and that the use of week, downi adding, "What Jimmy Soviets, threatening the stabilty nuclear energy Is "an Impor- Carter Is trying to do is to demof the area and eventually in. tant, significant part of our onstrateto the natJonwhat kind flirting enormous harm upon over-all energy program." of president he would be, that the very country that It putBefore leaving Portland for a he Is knowledgable about Issues I ports to help, the state of Is- late night flight to the East of concern. INSTALL A DEPENDABLE That w l be th rael." CARRIER FURNACE Coast, Ford said, "We're very subject of the last il week." Ford said voters must choose optimistic, COMFORT GUARANTEED. We think the mn-- Mondale was sharply critical between his foreign policy and mentum INSTALLATION BY is going with us and of Ford's opposition to EXPERTS. "venturing Into the unknown we're going to social surprise some programs, pointing to Ford with a doctrine that Is untested, people." vetoes of school lunch prountried and, In my view, While in Portland, Ford had gramsandMe-1Jcarepi. .,s, poentially dangerous." been scheduled to meet with NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A commuter ferry had "plenty of On Monday, Ford taped a ra- group of Oregon labor leaders,a his opposition to extending time" to avoid a Norwegian tanker which rammed it, sending an dio broadcast In which he but none of them showed up. As unemployment benefits and his <Ww estimated 100 passengers to their deaths in the Mississippi River, claimed Carter embraces efforts to limit Increases In Sopro- ed why they hadn't appeared the pilot of the merchant ship told a Coast Guard board. at cud Security benefits. grams that would cost about the appointed time, Ford said, But the ferry failed to turn away, and forced a collision which $200 billion, "requiring a 50 "We know there are limits to per "I understand for various what the of SANFORD, INC. was "no different than a Volkswagen running out country can do," MooIn front of a cent Increase in federal taxes." reasons they were not 100 N. Maple Ave. train," pilot Nicholas J. Colombo said Monday. dale said. "You have to live Ford has claimed In the past Ph. S224321—Sa,W available. You'll have to ask Divers working around the clock have recovered the bodies of that programs named by the them." 64 of the passengers who were aboard the commuter ferry George Democratic platform, such as Earlier. Ford told aerospace Prince when It capsized last Wednesday. Eighteen persons stir- health care and various job- workers at a Boeing plant that vived the sinking, creating plans, would cost $100 new noise standards he has Gov. Edwin Edwards said the search would continue as long as billion, ordered for U.S. airliners will Uwe was a possibility of finding more victims. He also asked for Carter has said would de- create 250,000 jobs in their the formation of a task force of marine law experts to look into the lay new programsheuntil reve- slumping industry. disaster and its legal problems, noes are available and In relaFord said noise restrictions The state and the Norwegian owners of the tanker FFOSth both tion to his plans to balance the he announced last week will went into federal court Monday asking that they be relieved of federal budget by 1980. Carter strengthen the aircraft industry any liability for the collision. also has called for lowering by requiring construction. 9f ,'.'a 'Cofomnbpsajdarthe hearing that he attempted to make radio taxes for low-and middle-Infleet of quiet, new airplanes," contact with the ferry as Pon as he spotted it, then sounded an come Americans by closing That, he said, will produce "al. emergency signal with the Froda's whistle. loopholes available to those In most a quarter of a million useHe said the ferry appeared to turn upriver for an instant then the highest Income brackets. ful, productive jobs for Amen. come back on a course that would bring it beneath the Frosts's Both vice presidential candi- cans." bow. dates, Democratic Sen. Walter Ford indicated concern MooHe said he again sounded the ship's whistle and ordered the Mondale and Republican Sen. day for the number of voters engines into reverse, $1 Bob Dole, were on the road who are expected to stay away But he said It takes more than a mile stop a ship the size ofa Monday. LJnIbdI from the polls next Tuesday and tanker —"You just don't stop a vessel that size like you're driving Mondale was in New Jersey a Carter spokesman said the an automobile." where he said Ford has refused Democratic nominee is plan-. President Ford lays help those who are usable of the campaign '? - -. . - U (. read and prepare for ' by analysis division, that its report "was ex- ceptionally well done, reflecting a high quality of writing, style and form. The Task Force members noted that they felt the staff should receive adequate recognition for their work in connection with the writing of this report; the chairman stated that reference to staff contributions to this report will be mentioned in the Introductory materials which it Is prepare." to The next morning, July 30, at 9 a.m., the Task Force reconvened The first item of business was to amend the report's masthead, changing the titles of three members and adding the name of a fourth, Then, all materials in the report were approved, subject to a couple more amendments and four changes In the conclusion. In the final discussion, Mr. Archey "again commended the staff for its contribution to this Task Force report and, on behalf of Mr. Velde (tEAR's director) and LEAA, expressed his thanks to all of the members and staff. But Chief Counsel Meade Whitaker Ignored Justice's request for more facts and The Task Force members recomtherm approved a mended that the agents be stopped from ac- motion by one cepting Intelligence Information from Inside require that theof its members "to request and chairman prepare and is.sue on Bahamian banks. behalf of the Task Force a suitable form of recognition of the exemplary services rendered This recouunendation was put In a confidential memo, dated July 27, 1975, to Corn. by the Task Force iaff' The meeting adjourned at 10:30 a.mii. The total time of missioner Alexander. Yet Whitaker had been the two-day fully informed of Alexander's possible conflict. meeting was 90 minutes; it's cost to the American taxpayer: U 4,A ,__._... win Ia ___________________ __ - II Ferry 'Had TeSTime, tifi Seaman es One Check Goes A Long Way - - -. . ,,Suspect Tagged 450 Petition As Escapee On Planned Park A robbery suspect who gave his name as Boo Smith and his age as 25 when arrested over Ow weekend has been Identified as .an escapee from a state bcorrectioral facility In south Florida, sheriff's detectives said today. been identified as William A. tassaway, 24, who was serving a sentence for a drug conviction from Orange County when he escaped Oct. 16 from the Copeland Correctional Institute at Naples. have jailed two men on burglary charges. Bond was set at $5,000 each for Robert MItchefi Sponsler, 32, Orlando, and Albert G. Sarabas Jr., 24, 234 O'Brien Road, Fern Park. Sanford police today were investigating the theft of 13)0 in quarters and dimes from coinoperated washers and dryers at the laundry room at Lake Jenny Apartments, Sanford. Patrolman Ray Bronson reported that a juvenile boy wearing a red striped shirt and dark-colored pants grabbed a 74-year-old Sanford woman's purse containing $50 Monday as the pedestrian neared the intertion of Second St. and Pine Ave. Police said the youth was last seen running south on Pine Ave. There were no 'HOSPITAL NOTES OCTOBER 25 4 *f?KIIPfls 15W. __________________________________________________ WASHINGTON (AP) It's almost time again for that once-a-year ritual of falling back to keep up with what Uncle Sam is doing to your time. Come 2 a.m. this Sunday, most Americans will set their clocks back one hour to signal the end of Daylight Saving Time. The exceptions are residents of Arizona, Hawaii and parts of Indiana, who are on Standard Time 12 months a year. Gassaway was ar rested In connection with the weekend holdup of a service station at Altamonte Springs. reports of Injuries to the putAltamonte Springs police sesnatching victim. Also, according to the meeting's minutes, the $4,03..73 By The Asasdaged Press - -I' SOUTHERN AIR Sunday Ii TIme For Change Detective Bob Simmons said "Smith," who Is being held without bond In county jail an armed robbery charge, , . _ A , ,. — (npnmIfl&. ni v" Task Force members and staff were advised .!~ #" W1._ ! __ / — NEW YORK (AP) The man who warned On August 15, 1911, Nixon reversed his Industry in 1%9 that "The best way to protect previous hands off prices policy and annouiiced yourself against inflation is to raise your prices he was imposing a 90-day wage and price freeze, faster than others raise their prices," Is doing It to be followed by wage and price controls. again. Much of American Industry was caught by In a report being circulated this week, Pierre surprise, Rinfret noted, especially since Nixon Rinfret tells c lients that prudent businessmen "had professed his profound faith in free should assume a victory by Jimmy Carter, and markets and his distaste for wage and price that price controls might follow. controls." Therefore, he advises, "management should Rinfret dates In his advisory to clients that in work to obtain as high a base profit as possible in 1971 "the patriotic Industrialist, the cooperative 1976 and In 1977." businessman who did not raise prices," was left Rinfret wrote that "The point is very basic and with profit bases too low to permit increases very simple but, nevertheless, fundamental. during the controls period. When wage and price controls come, they fl be "The businessman who had Ignored President in essence profit controls ... Don't get caught as Nixon's pleas for no price increases in 1969, 1970 some did in 1971. Forewarned is forearmed." and 1971 did much better," he said. "He tended The attitude expressed by Rinfret is beli eved to have a higher profit base and was, therefore, to be spreading throughout industry, and might in a better position during the period of wage and have contributed strongly to a recent hefty Inprice cortroLs." crease In the Wholesale Price Index, which is Rinfret, whose approach to practical based on catalog or listed prices. economics is to assume that economic conInd ustry sources say manufacturers and other siderations are usually tainted by politics, warns businessmen are anxious to be on record with clients that "facts may not be important." higher prices, al though many of them are not "Politics may be and frequently are far more char ging listed p ri ces. In this way they retain important 'facts' than the economic and pricing flexibility in the event of a price freeze. financial kind," he said. Rinfret, a frequent adviser to President To clients who feel Carter would forego conRichard M. Nixon, obtained considerable trols as unfair, he cautions: notoriety In l%9 when he warned clients that to "Fairness is not necessarily a critierlon for cooperate in the fight against inflation by any decision. The bureaucrats perception of the eschewing price Increases might boomerang on 'public good' frequently takes precedence over them. fairness to business or to stockholders." . I . ,' ..,- — nicandNauveAl ricanparucipatlon in tha for Anthropology; wvuwy ranem on rota Music and Jazz; Board's of Tea Experts; Earthquake Studies Advisory Panel; Flue-Cured Tobacco Advisory Corn. mittee; Historic American Buildings Survey Advisory Board; Industry Sector Advisory Committee on Drugs,Soaps, Cleaners and Toilet Preparations; and The National Advisory Board for Wild Free-R png4Iorses and Burros. - : Advi-.' sory --------- er 15, l,75—i Tieeay, - — Advisory Committee on Hog Cholera Eradication! — IRS Chief Stalls Tax Probe — 4 group that Is not represented by at least one federal advisory conunittee, panel, board, council or commission. Just to name a few, there is the: P0154 11/v — — According to the General Services JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON Internal Revenue Cornmissioner Donald Alexander violated his own orders last year by hampering a tax In. vedigatlon that involved his former law firm. The commissioner, who was put in command of the tax agicy by ex-President Richard Nixon, reacted to the Watergate scandal by forbidding his agents from making any decisions that might give even the appearance of a conflirt, Yet he hindered a major investigation of tax havens in the Bahamas, despite the fact that the name of his former law firm turied up In the probe. Through a spokesman, Alexander denied that he was aware of the firm's Involvement. But we have uncovered facts that raise serious questions about the handling of the investigation, The story goes back to 1965. when 1115 in. -' d — 041 Administration's Fourth Annual Report of Federal Advisory Committees, as of Dec. 31, 1975, our national government had 1,267 advisory committees giving it advice at at annual cost of $Sl,7W,400 for such things as salary, travel and per diem allowances for committee members; staff suppo rt coats; consul tant fees; and printin g and suppli es. Now* Sinic. WASHINGTON (AP) Allegations that U.S. congressmen were paid large cash stuns as part of a South Korean campaign to court U.S. favor are centering on rice dealer Tongsun Park, a mystery man with reported links to the Korean CIA. Park, Isaleading light in Washington cafe society, reportedly has told federal Investigators about the payments. Park denies he has bribed anyone. One of Park's reported allegations was corroborated Monday when Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards acknowledged that his wife, Elaine, took an envelope containing $10,000 as a "gift" from Park In 1971. Nader Accuses Agency WASHINGTON — If the federal government is failing to adequately and effectively deli ver the goods and services It is supposed to — and it Is — it Is certainly not beca use Uncle Sam is getting too little advice from the experts. 9%& k.lsrt FL Interests. It Is Impossible to think of a special interest Onthenationallevel,of co urse, t in the U.S. House of Representatives and 34 seats in the Senate will be in the balance. n..e .... wc iae ievei, voers oters will be faced ace with re Own 340 Issues of every description .... taxes, Judicial reform, terms of state officers and salariea bond issues, industrial develop. ment, sexual equality, law enforcement. alone will be conf ronted with no less than 95 "ballots," ranging from a new state "constitution to authorizing the General enitty to create I small claims court In Whitfield County. In Mar$and, 19 amendments to the state constitution will be on the ballot. In Massachusetts, citizens will decide whether or not to make part of their state's constitution an amendment guaranteeing equal rights regardless of sex, and In Colorado question will be whether or not to keep that State's 1972 equal rights amendment. Also in Colorado, voters will be asked, as , were in California earlier this year, to weigh a Proposal — Proposition 3, which could determine the future of nuclear energy state. f ' __ Choosing the president is, after all, merely I decision Americans will be called upon to e on Nov. 2. There will be a host of other questions on every ballot in every community in v ' .... .. ':,' Washington Bribe Charges 1 Center On Korean Merchant ToOM uch Costly Adv ice ? -I%,- . . a IN BRIEF I HiraM, Carter Co nflict,' Ford Charges . z_(_t 41,-4'Invites -141 NATM JOHN D. LOFTON, JR, D emocrac y -. Ej ADMISSIONS Sanford: Gloria L. Black Mabel Brooks Gladys B. Cooper Dorothy C. Fowler Christine S. Haislip Doris H. Harriman Rebe cca Perez, Deltona Buster E. McGough, Lake Mary John L, Ouzts, Titusville DISCHARGES Sanford: Ludie Darnell John Dixon Thomas B. Edmonds D rirris Marie A. Gunn Chakenna R. Jones Mary C. Smith Eartha Melton John H. Stubbs Louise Milton Mary J. Tyner Fred H. Neubert Eugene J. Carroll Sr., Nathan W. Stripling DeBary Earl W. Turner Winifred W. Henson, DeBary Irene L Walker, DeBary ,,,, Clara B. Zalesky Ralph L. Kelly, DeBary Gertrude A. Sheldon, Deltona Juanita Young, DeBary Deborah Spears, Lake Mary John M. Bowman, DeLand Susan S. Whelchel, Lake Anthony A. Faicilo, Deltona Mary Eugene P. Field, Deltona Lowell Heath, Mt. Dora Frances N. Hochreiter, James H. Ellington, Orlando Deltona Herman A. Fisher, Titusville ,.L...., t' ti--- - (Continued From Page 1*) to say there was "no doubt in my mmd that a park site will be selected In south Seminole." Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway added that It was "a pledge of the board to the people" to locate a park In south Seminole. Hattaway reiterated his desire to situate° the new park at the Apple Valley site. Hattaway called today's petitioners the "not-sosilent majority." Mrs. Edwards said Apple Valley homeowners might well be open to the Idea of resuming negotiations. However, she indicated that such action would have to be decided upon by the entire association. Mrs. Edwards said homeowners were concerned about buffer zones, proper fencing and other items. All along, homeowners ha ve said that a park near Apple Valley would create traffic hazards and cause noise pollution. On Oct. 5 the county cornmission, with Williams casting the lone dissenting vote, decided on the Apple Valley site. Then last Tuesday night 100 residents of the area ap. peaned at the commission meeting in protest. The corn- mlssioners voted again, but the 240-2 tally was unsuccessful in changing their earlier decision. last Tuesday, Williams and Kimbrough voted against, while Hattaway and Cornmissioner Harry Kwiatkowski voted in favor of the Apple Valley location. Vihien was absent from the night meeting. The county has only $255,000 to spend for the site. But a land appraisal has assessed the 40acre tract for $23,000 less than that figure. R. T. Overstreet, president of the Orlando in. vestment firm, said he will ask the company's board of directors Wednesday night whether they will accept any price less than $255,000. Kimbrough and Kwiatkowski were absent when today's vote was taken. ALLELUIA PRAISE CONCERT Sanford Civic Center, Sanford 2:30 p.m. Sunday, October 31, 1q76 Sponsored by Area Churches Ph. 322-9222 or 322. D33 for Ticket Information YOUR MAN OF ACTION 15 Special Elect Dove Gunter Dist. 3 COUNTY COMMISSION Pd P ol AOy Pa. 'or tV Ca", Troas Reasons for giving to the United Way Campaign Dim Uso HELP YOUR YMCA WE CARE FRIENDS AND RED CROSS BOY SCOUTS NEIGHBORS GIRL SCOUTS SALVATION ARMY GOOD SAMARITAN HOME CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES Funeral Notice VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION - WILLIAMS. CAPT. JOHN WESLEY — Funeral mess for Capt. John WCsiey WilIa ms (U.S. Navy (Ref I, 60 of 2005 $ Oak Ave • Sentrd, who died Monday. will be celebrated Thursday at 9 am. at All Souls CaIP'OIC Church, with the Very Rev. William Ennis olficiatinç Rosary will be recited at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home Burial in All Souls Cam.,.r. Home in charge WEATHER Monday' high 87, today's low Wednesday. U. RaInfall: .13 Inch. TOMORROW'S TIDES Mostly cloudy with a chance Daytona Beach: high 11:54 Of more showers. Clearing and a.m., low 5:16 a.m., 1:06 p.m. cooler tonight and Wednesday. Port Canaveral. high 11:36 Highs in lower SOs, lows in a.m., 11:51 p.m.. low 5:09 a.m., upper SOs. Southwest to west 5:46 p.m. winds 10-15 m.p.h., shifting to Bayport: high 3:50 a.m., 5:49 northerly and northeasterly p.m., low 11:15 a.m., 10:51 p.m. SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH "He will make a fine legislator" MID-FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY James S. (Jim) Ryan have come to know Jot' Knowles as an outstanding gen t leman. a fine qua/i/it'd candidate. lie mci/I make a line legislator., Vote Nov. 2 for 44"04,k 111141116b's" Democrat—Diet. 34 State Representative - Id, pd 1s by c.p bi 1 -Mail a Check Today ......i...._ I I I Add my name to the list of contributors, Enclosed is l i I my check for S ........ to the United Way. I IName ................................. I I Address ......................................... I I . city......... I : United State................. I Way of Seminole County P.O. Box 144— Sanford, Florid FlorIdaa 32771 j SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD Sanfcrd I- - - - - - - - ... - - "M "M "M -... �Seminole High Idle, But MIAMI'API Fort I'ierce Central didn't play foolt*I1 last weekend, but had no trouble rt'laming its No. I ranking in the Florida Sportswriter Associatkm Class AAAA poll. Ce,*ral cap(izcd 12o1 17 first Place votes to lead the poll. Tallahassee (.odby was second. Seminole was also Idle and moved up to No, 8. Seminole coach Jerry Pony was a little surprised at jumping one notch despite not playing. "Maybe we ought to not play - week," he mused. He also noted ?ü Seminoles had not been particularly sharp ill practice. "We plan to coluct that this week," said Posey, who Is preparing for a Friday night game against Lake Howell. Ovals Forest retained its solid lead in Class AM, getting 16 of 17 FIrst place votes. Pahokee moved up one place to take the lead in Class AA and Green. shim, retained its solid No. I ranking in small-school Class A. every lien' are the rankings and Isoints, with first place votes In parentheses: ('LASS AAAA I. Fist Pier' Central (12)61)157 Tallahassee Godby 13i 7-41 146 Miami Carol City 6-0 128 Tampa Plant 12) 7-0 112 Sarasota 6-0 86 Sanford Seminole 6-068 Hialeah-Miami Lakes 5.1 ___ ro Goins To No. 6 ID. Jacksonville lee 64 21 AL'm receiving votes: Gainesville, Merritt Island, Fort Walton Beach, (hoc. thwhatchee, Tampa Robinson, Orlando Oak Ridge, Hollywood ('hatninade, Jacksonville Forrest, Miami Jackson, Lakeland Kathleen, Clearwater, Jackson Wolfson, North Fort Myers, Pahiti Beach Gardens, Winter Park, Rau Gallic. Miami Killian. (lASS AM Pompano Beach 7-0 46 Miami Palmetto 6.02$ I. Ocala Forest 118) 64 169 2. Tarpon Springs 11 61141 New Symrna Beach 6-0128 Delray Beach Atlantic 54 Branford 6'O 149 Tallahassee FAMI) i 21 5-1 i7i 5-1 153 Trenton l-0 116 Alachua Rolling Green 6-0 1. Miami laSalle 6-0 101 Miami Westminster 6-073 Alachua Santa Fe 5.170 WlldwoodS4 53, Bonlfay-Holmes 7.049 Milton Pace 8-143 Blowdatown 5-1 26 Also receiving votes: Gainesville P.K. Yonge, LaBelle, Florida Deaf & Blind. Palmetto, Mulberry, Avon Park. ('LASS A 1. Greensboro (15) 6-0 168 By JIM RAYN8 _____ 100 6.S1. Augustine St. Joseph 7-0 Be Miami Northwest ChJ han 6-0 62 St. Petersburg Shorecrest 5.243 Tampa Temple Heights 5.1 39 tO. Oi-ala Marion Academy 4117 I A One of the Jai-alai gods passed through Seminole NEW YORK lAP) Four by sports writers and broadThe other Reds selected wer County today. members of the World Chain- casters. He received 277 votes shortstop Dave Concepclon am : pion Cincinnati Reds were with renner-up Dave Cash of outfielders George Foater and Patxi Churruca better known simply as today to The AssocIated Pbde1phla geitg oy 14. Ken C1riffcy. .'rruca to iegio of afecionados who watcn h Press MI-Star bebo1! tcam Morgan had .321) wIth 27 Couvepciun, who batted .281 almost a decadc go in Miami and Daytona Beach for 1976. home rims and 111 runs batted for the Big Red Machine, had visited friends at the Orlando-Seminole fronton Second baseman Joe Morgan in and Is coenidered a'tavorite 161 votes to 101 for PhilaMonday night. He flew to Miami this afternoon to headed the Cincinnati contin- to repeat as the National delphia's Larry Bows. Foster, wrap up h is one-week vacation from the roster at gent with one of the largest vot- League's Most Valuable the major league leader In nins ____ ing pluralities in the balloting Player. Bridgeport, Conn, where he and a contingen t of batted In with 121, who batted .306, led all ouUlelders wIth 215 superstars are putting the lid on some of the most votes. Grlffey, the Natloi distinguished careers the cancha has known. li: , League's second leading hitter Before leaving, Churruca had a few revelations: with a .338 average, received He doesn't know where the players will come i lig ______________________________________ 125. Squeezed between the two from to fill proposed rosters as jai-alai continues its Reds' outfield ers was Mickey sweep across the North America n continent; sweep Fl. Churruca: 'What of endurance? And of skill?' Tesday,Ockbir, lfl ______ Nir$Jd, Rivers of the New York YftnHe has a sure-fire means for Americans to kees, who had 134 votes, follow-0 --= become good Jai-alai players, a partial solution to big his .312 betting average and stolen bases for the Amenthe above; can League champions. This isn't jai-alai they are playing in the Joining Morgan and ConUnited States. cepclon In the MI-Star infle* The last is the most startling. were Minnesota's Rod Carew at Why, If that isn't jal-alal, shouldn't someone'be first base and George Brett of chastised for false advertising? They te cestas and City at third. Up Kansas pelotas. If It Isn't jai-alai, what IS it? Carew, who batted .331 and NEW YORK i APi The Yankees hit 61 home runs in marks. 'I don't care it someone missed a fifth straight batting "I don't know what to call it except crazy," says Mrs. Ruth grew up In base- emony April 17, 19, just be crown by frail, little lady on Riverside 1961, breaking the Babe's sea- hits 800 just two percentage home runs, or 900," e ball. Her father, Ch now 40 and perhaps thinking about jai- Drive never surrendered. Col. James fore the Babe son record of 00, Mrs. Ruth was said. 'They will never scheduled tc points, won the closest race, realai the way It was when he came to Miami as a ac- Monroe Merritt, Ty Cobb's take the field for the Yankees' celving 114 votes to 103 For Steve Although Babe Ruth's prou- quick to recall that Marts had 58 complish what the Babe did." lawyer. A first cousin bright-eyed 19-year-old. dest home rim records was home opener. more at but than Ruth Garvey of the Los Angeles She was a height, quick-wit- Johnny MIzc, who hit 359 home "Of course spectacular seven has changed bled under the bats of later had in 1927. After the Babe's death, Mrs. Dodgers. Brett, the American ted woman who maintained an for everyth ing. In Spain, we play partidos, most to 35 stars, they fell li ke popcorn She refused to be shaken intense Interest both in the Cardinals, Giants Ruth became an even more League batting champion wi baseball and Yankees. halls on the head of the Barn- when the Atlanta Braves' Hank and the prominent personality, sought a .333 average, had 179 votes points. These quiniela games are crazy. You can Yankees long after the A show girl, she met the Babe after for appearances Win binos unyiel di ng widow. at charl- and easily outdistanced Pete Aaron hit his 715th home run on Babe had died. 11cr pet project and do nothing. at a Washington, D.C., party in ty "There was only one Babe April 8, 1974, shattering one of was the Babe affairs and sports events She Ruse of Cincinnati, who finished Ruth Baseball the mid-192D3 and they "Where do you see the player's endurance? His Ruth," Claire Ruth insisted, the Bambino's greatest were rarely missed one of the second with 76. career league for juniors. skill? The game isovet- before you start." Inrrie4 in a morning cer- Yankees Old 'There wiil.never, be . another Timers games, :r'CatcherThuj-man Munson of A SA .t ni-to Ik auy1ui in new zrunwns springing up in DdC. the New York Yankees was the é Churruca pictures only enough players It a conviction Mrs. Babe Ameri, leading vote-getter with 296 without contracts in Spain to fill perhaps one 40-man Ruth, took with her Monday votes to only n for Johnny afternoon when, after a long roster, Bench of Cincinnati. The voting with cancer, she sucfor that position was particular, "Where they are going to get players Is the big battle ambed in her sleep in her ly interesting beca use MunJ question," he says. rambling apartment beside the was Involved in a pod-World Americans are slowly but surely creeping Into Hudson River. Series controversy with Reds' ATLANTA the pelotari picture. Only a few have survived the (AP) dom publicized performer for A pair of It Is the same 11-room, fourManager Sparky Anderson middle linebackers, Bob Bowen Tech, is coming off knee heavy artillery thrown by the Basque-dominated bedroom apartment she shared of Georgia Tech and Scott gery for this, his final collegiate when Anderson said that no rosters so far. Mexico is just about out of P1OSPCtS with the Babe from 1942 until catcher could compare with his Hutchinson of Florida, were season. He moved from Inside 1948 and in which she lived too, so Americans could well be the answer for the alone, man, Bench. Munson batted linebacker to the nose guard. named today co-winners of among the mementoes of .30t future. middle linebacker Associated Press' Southeastern spot, a his remarkable career, through "The way to be a good jai-alai player," points the last 18 years. lineman of the Week award For position he had never played Player out Churruca, "is to go to Spain and play partidos. exceptional performances Sat- before. Ave.. HRs. Iii It was a cluttered museum of Carew, Minn..331 9 No partidos, no be good." urday. "He's deserving," said photographs, balls, bats, news91M organ. cin. , 111 Bowen made nine unassisted assistant coach Bud Casey. COICpC1O, Cm. The question which pops up in the minds of paper clippings, trophies and .3, s KC g1 ()iJ.J3 "He's certainly been a contackles, helped .333 7 ai American amateurs is what will it cost them to take other memorabilia which she Foster, Cm. .306 25 12) sistent lineman for us." and intercepted a pass at the guarcleI with a vengeance and Riven. NYY six months or a year out of their life and play in .312 I 67 Tech three when his team trailnever allowed to be touched. Bowen and Hutchinson were GfiIfCy, Cm. .336 6 71 Guernica or Durango? Munson. NYY eu 16-14 before rallying for a 28- pressed for the honor 303 17 Qj by line- Pitcaer They were the source of end"I think they can make enough from playing 16 victory over Tulane. W.A.L.$?.ENA backer of Ball. Ray Costict MIsPalmer, 22 13 2.51 part idos to live well, eat well and be okay," less stories when newsmen Hutchinson of Winter Park sisslppi State and All-American .'°" 50 22 II 2.74 dropped by for a that or when Churruca goes on. "Now, saving money will be had nine tackles and three split end Larry Selvers of Ten. place was overrun by the assists and made four stops nessee. difficult. But they can pay from what they make. gher randchildren four by an behind the line of scrimmage, Then after a year, they will be ready to play here, adopted daughter of the Babe Costict was In on 20 tackles, including three quarterback if This is if they are a true afecionado and are willing and a Fifth by her own daughter. apt 1. ddeflecteda sadts - oneofwhjchtheGator Mrs. Ruth resented the legto watch, learn and practice. They can't play half an staff called a "tote-off" in a pass in State's 14-6 triumph hour and learn. A good partido takes an hour, and ends that the Babe, in his hey20-18 victory over Tennessee. over Southern Mlslssippi. SeII hour and one-half. After a partido, you know what da>, was heIl-rar, who Assistant coach Doug Knotts vers hauled in eight passesfor drank too much beer, ate too of Florida called it a "tote-off" 128 yards to spark the Vol ofkind of player you are." many hot dogs and had a too when Hutchinson made the fense against Florida. MIAMI (AP) Churruca never played at the Fern Park wandering eye for the pretty It'll be a tackle that sent Tennessee while before invitations can be' fronton, but had visited it in the early sixties, ladies. quarterback Randy Wallace off extended, but Orange Bowl offi-:. "Before there was nothing around it," he said. "Now "None of it is true," she said. Seminole Sets the field with a wrist injury. dais are making no secret of: ' lie drank some beer but he It is all buil t up." "Ilutchinson played the kind which team they want for theirØ Premature balding and a touch of gray belies couldn't eat hot dogs because he of game I've been waiting for New Year's night football clas-' Golf Tourney sic. Churruca's age. Eyes, glistening blue, dance with an had a delicate stomach. He was him to play," Knotts said. a fun-loving person and an easy SiwrPncc Irif'Dti,i,i bug. ,I..,.... R "T, ......i.i iu_. ,, iuv pwi.v uv uwus in jai-aiais wu UMI awu.sn is me itiark For friends. If he had any The Seminole High Boosters pr eten d that Pitt Is not No. I on:; mythical ball of fame. His 6-2 frame is lean and faults, it was that he was overly Club will field a golf tour- our list," - _______ - ____ ed - ______ - __ __ ___ soms __ I !I ______ je _____________ _______________________ Slaked, __ Ruth's Widow Dies At Age 76 The Babe 's Lad y N - Gave - was was crum- times runs -' .... __... .__ . . - was Gators' Hutchinson Is Lineman Of Week - . Pittsburgh No. 1 On 0-Bowl List - - - - f -' ... E. k. .._i i... .. iContlnued as Page 7A) generous. When Roger Marts of the Slosh, Slosh, Slosh, Slosh : Skins 20, Mother Nature 13 -. said Nick Crane,, nament Saturday at Mayfair chairman of the Orange Bowli Country Club with a 9 a.m. selection comm i ttee. "They've:I shotgun start. Rams, Bulldogs Flag Winners Saturday Sanford Recreation televised game. ranesaid of the Oklahom a aj bled and the bell was recovered Department Flag Football Nebraska losses. "Now, the The Cardinals lost eight of by Washington defensive end League action. Orange Bowl is going to find out I their nine Fumbles, in addition Dennis Johnson on tile bL. Louis The Rams used a pair of if its to s uffering two interceptions, seven with selection committee can 10:38 remaining. as the Redskins moved Into razzle-dazzle plays from Mike dothejob. We'renotjustor4 Onthenextplay,MjkemHirst to Andreas Kish to spark a takers now _we have togoout sirong contention in the race for as, the 1975 Junior high school football 34-20 victory NFL Offensive over Wildcats, who and do a selling job." the National Conference East Rookie of the Year, ran to his takes center stage tonight in got a pa ir of TDs from Wesley title, Pitt has th ree more games ' left behind the blocking of tight two locations in Seminole Steele. before Nov. 20, the date when The Dallas Cowboys, the East end Jean Fugett and running County when Lyman plays The Bulldogs won in sudden bowl leader with a 6-1 record, visit back Jorm Higgins For a invitations can be sent out. touc h- Crooms High freshmen at death, 74, as Jeff Litton passed The Panthers the nations capital Sunday to down, putting the Redskins are favored over Seminole High Stadium, and to Tracy Goodknlght for the all three meet the Redskins, who now ahead 13-10. Syracuse, Army an4k Lake Branfley frosh visits Lake winners' M. Andy Griffith West Virginia. When they class. are tied with the Cardinals for Howell, On the enslang , caught a 30-yard TD aerial second place at 5-2. their season against Pen; Game time is 7:30 for each from Verrnon Cardinals were forced to punt. "This is probably the first Terr) Joyce kicked the ball 3 Law for the Slate, the bowl decisions wilj Cowboy score, already have been made, Junior High Tilts Set - TassdayOduSiv U. M6-_7A Watkens, Vincent Head Card ORLANDO - Termite Sports Stadium. On March 4 of sustained to the knuckle area of before. The pair collided out in Watkins and Joey Vincent have this year the 211-year-old from his right hand. The Ortlz fight darted out back to the Sports Stadium and a lot in common: They both are Houston, Texas, Mopped z California with Termite coining like Vincent's fight with George challenge the Southern mid,. Finally, in July, after over home a winner in the eighth trYingtueaffialivingby Madison. In that contest, Mr. dlewelght champion, Emmett Former Florida State welterweight champion, Ponce Ortiz, is professionally. Valente Ramos in the third four months on the sidelines, round, Exn tementwsiked ggoa rigig Atlas,forhlstltle. They both have round. Watkins tested the hand out In e back in town and that spells excitement for local boxing fans and outstanding records. They hold Th fight was halted because hand in the first round, but was One week later, in Miami Overall,Ortiz has a record of a hard night for Joey Vincent tonight at the Orlando Sports regional titles. They MLsslislppi with a six-round of a bad, butt induced, cut over unable to recover both Beach, disaster struck when und and fo 1741, with 17 KOs, as cornKO. i,adium. Walker's left eye. At the time himself blasted suffered shattering defeats Watkins was upset by Nani Vincent and Ortiz are set to clash in a scheduled 10-rounder earlier this year, but were Since that time, he has gone the bout was stopped, Watkins opening session. out in the pared to Vincent's scorecard of able Marrero. It really shouldn't on 27.4-2, with 24 KOs. that is part of a double main event, with Southern lightweight to to score three more Im- was narrowly ahead on two of rebound with a series of have been such Many of the local experts In supporting professional a startling Champ Termite Watkins and Leroy Walker handling the other end sensational wins, and they co. upact, bL,caue Marrero waspressive wins, while adding the the three judges cards, figured that fight would either action it will be Milton Owens of the twin bill. Texas lightweight title to his Walker Is certain he can even mean "Joey would hang up his meeting Tyrone feature, with title defenses, ranked No. 9 at the time, but lawels. Johnson; Kip This is Ortiz second trip to Central Florida, The first time he tonight's main up the score this time, double event at Watkins came into the fight gloves," or if he didn't do that. Bradn, formerly of Sanford, In his lad outing he troimced arrived he was the 147-pound champion, had shoulder length hair the Orlando Sports Stadium, Ortil Is also after revenge In it indicated "Vincent undefeated and the hottest the No, 10 and was not In the bed of shape. was aga1i Slick Mitchell; and Ed ranked lightweight In his fight with Vincent. through as a main Watkins Is putting his young prospect in the U.S. ( event "Savage" Turner returns to the U.S., Art Leon, and is now, This time around he is the former titJe holder. has shaved his Southern lightweight title on the This past June 22 , at the fighter." But it wasn't the split decisloni himself, ranked No. 6 by most action against Sam Bowie. head and claims he Is "ready to fight all night," if he has too. line against the challenge of Sports Stadium. Vincent got Off loss that caused all the worry in ratings, Joey surprised everyone by Amateur actloft begins at a Arriving from his home In Miami, the former Cuban refugee Miami's Leroy Walker, while the the floor three times, in the first bouncing bock with six straight pm., Watkins' camp, It was the with Lake Howell's fire in his eyes when he Wks about li d June 22, the night he Vinctfsdefending his 0 His opponent, Leroy Walker, two rounds, to rally and stop KO wins since the Madison loss, I fact he figures to be a decided wiJames Salerno meeting Lester lost his title to Vincent. z for the fljtjn, welterweight title against the hand. and now seemo be fjg Odell; Perry Brown squarljig derdog, but one who could pull "A lot of people might say 'big deal' and ,who cares?' when It former champ, Ponce Ortiz. Ortiz claims he took the fight better than at For several months it was off the upset tonight. anytime in his off against Harry Harris; and comes to the state title. I know It's not the world's championship It has been seven months feared he would never fight on short notice and fully ex- careen. John "Hurricane" Hayden, also and Idoubt if anyone outside of Florida can even tell Walker has fought all over the pects to finish the job he darted you who our since Watkins was lad at the again because If he Is successful against of Lake Howell, taking on Chris of the damage country and even met Watkins last time out state champs are. But it represented something to me. It said I Ortiz tonight he expects to come Rim. was the bed there Is In Florida and Iliked that "Now it says that I am not the best there Is don't like that. Because I still am the best.in Florida and I "Joey Vincent has never seen the day he can beat me. The time we fought I beat myself. ' I ri g ht takin g the fight. ~. . -. . 41WI did. I should have stopped him in both the first and second TNBav 0 7 0.000 54154 rounds, but I didn't. I can only blame myself. NATIONAL ep .XTH LavniP.r.z (21 Ia.,, "I made the mistake of fighting Vincent out cl shape, and I °•"•r' 0ivr. 4.40. 3.7olt.auj:a.Qumola (.1) 11.10, paid for it. He made the mistake of giving me a return bout. Wend H.ck.v ANlelatIss DaIIi 6 1 OW 1$) 100 3*. 3. C4(t,.j.Eierjp W 3.20: Q q3 Now By Eaa DIv$ss S ou4. MAJOR AMOS S. HOOPLE he Is going to pay for that. 3 2 0.7)4 *41 13$ 7) 56.00; P (77) I$&00. kaff-kaff a bell ringerl in the end by a 24-13 count. W L T Pt, OF 0* Wash 5 2 0.711 117 124 SIVINYK -1. Jo.P,uz (7) Forecaster Dehue "I go way back with Bruce Trampler (matchmaker at UK And while the Trojans are Brown will give John Harvard's Quebec 7 1 0 *4 41 23 PhIli 2 3 0.24 $7 in 15.00, 4.40, 7.4; 2. LarriBaItI. (4) 8mm 4 31 winning, 31 43 NY 015 Sports Stadium). He had Vincent set to fight (Bobby) CfIWfOfd the UCLA Bruins will lads all they can 0 7 0.010 74143 1.20.4.40; 3. Unla.Aib.rdl (1)3.10; Q handle in this CInCI 3 3 2 I is 3$ but that fight fell through at Central Dlvlsliø (47) 47.00; P (74) 344.40; Big 0 (27 Egad, friends, the conference be polishing off Washington's crucial Ivy clash before sac- N Eng 2 3 1 3 1$ 25 Minn 4 0 1 .$3 152 fl with all-6) 101.40 and 127 with all?) races get down to hird cases Huskies at Seattle. Make the cumbing "I had told Trampler that I would come In and Ii 1$ 32 Dirt 17-14. 3 4 0.42$ 121 N 107.40. fight here this week as Southern scores: Trojans 35, California anytime he wanted me to. But! had also Minn MIrm 3 3 1 S 74 30 Chcgo told him to 3 1 0 .429114 103 EIGHTH 1. SaliEchave (2) IVSMN give me some California takes on California 21, and UCLA 30 Washington 17. On Bay p*lce, so I could get into shape. 3 1 012$ 114 II 14.00. 7.10. 3.40; 2. Maruni.B.ngoa The Southeastern Conference s 2 0 10 34 25 Western DlvIsl.* (I) 14,70, $10; 3. Anton.Arca (5) 'I get this call from him, telling me that he Is duck. He says and UCIA meets Washington In Texas Teth'i Red Raiders will title picture will begin to clear Wlmipeg 3 3 0 10 34 1 S Fran 4 1 0151154 43 3.20: 0 (21) 1.00; P (20) 101.70. thatifllet him down, he is really in trouble, because lam his last the Pacific Eight, and Texas take the Longhorns, 21-16. up a little as Florida tr am ples S Diego 3 2 2 $ 25 30 L.A. 5 1 1 .786 *21 100 NINTH 1. Arecha (3)13.10. 5.20, Houston 3 1 1 7 25 31 N OnIifl hope. He says that Vincent is a good puncher but wide open for a T tangles with Texas In the 2 5 0.214 111 161 1.60; 2. Anti (I) PlO. 3.00; 3. Lime Nebraska's Vince Ferragaino Auburn, 38-12, Alabama slides Edmntn 3 2 0 4 1$ 1? She 1 4 0.1431)7204 (3)3.20; 01)3) 44.00; P (31) 112.10. straight right hand and he will never be able to stand up to my headline Southwestern will continue his strong run for PaSt MisslsslppiState, fl-I, and Calgary I 4 1 3 II 71 AtInti 1 4 0.11] 41133 TENTH -I .Marunl (5) $10, 4.20. punches, He also says that Vincent Is the mod popular fighter in Big engagement.In the powerful the All-America quarterback Mississippi upends LSU. 24-21. M.ndays Games IS. Atlanta 0 3.20:7. Arca (2)4.60.3.40; 3. Larrea No Eight, Nebraska will visit role, by leading the Cor- And before another 101,000 plus games scMai,d Florida and if! beat him, I can take over his place in th Mioday's Game (4) 4,00; 0 (23) 32.60; P (3.2) 11.09; Today' s Games Washington 20, St. Louis 10 area. Kansas and Oklahoma will play nhiakers past faltering 00 (5-5) 2)1.10. "I had seen Joey fight before and I was not impressed.isI knew In Michigan's cavernous Cincinnati at New England ELI VINTH -1. Nigui.AIt (1) at Colorado In a' pair that will 31-14. The Oklahoma Sooners stadium the I could him him with my right and there was no Phoenix at Quebec way he could Wolverines will 0-40-9.00. 3-00; 3. Arts- Aguirre (I) make the coaches' hair stand on will have a more difficult E dmonton at stand up to It. Houston prevail over the Gophers, 38-15, 30.00.0.00;3. Patxl.Pen.z 14) 3.00; 0 Dig" at Minnesota end-heh-he h! In the fabled Ivy disposing of Colorado but Wyoming's Cowboys w "So, I took the fight." (lI) 54.10; P (11) 230.10. Birmingham at Calgary ill edge ELFTH 1. ManoloJuan (4) 'I What happened Is now history. Ortiz ca ught Vincent coming League, Brown and Harvard Should stampede the Buffaloes Colorado St. U., 32-V. Wednssys Game 12.10. 300. 210; 2. Fermin-Ramon wi ll meet In Ha rvard Stadium. San Diego at Indlanepolls in with the first punch of the fight and floored him. Later 0(1 The Top Twenty tesms In (I) 120, 00; 3. Anton.Ethay, (3) round one, he dropped him again. In round two he knocked lii Meanwhile, down south, in the eg 410; The ASSoCiated Press National Hickey Lea,,. P (4-I) *72.10; CAMPBELL football poll, with flrstplace Big 0 111 with 1$) 500.10. down for the third time and busted his eye wide open. him tough Southeastern loop, CONFERENCE Handle votes in prnttwsss, 1113,043; A Patrick Division I.IN. But, Vincent went all out at the start of the third and smashed Florida will host Auburn, MONDAY NIGHT W L T Ph OF GA records and total points. Points N Ortiz to the floor three times in less than one minute, while Alabama will entertain FIRST NY Is) 1. 4 7 1 13 32 20 based (4) 14.20. Mlsisslppi State and LSU and spliting both his upper and lower lips. Phila 513-2.1:on 20'1I•16-)1.12.1o.$.s.74. 100. 3.10. 7. EchanoHavi (1) 5.20, S 3 1 *1 30 25 (Continued from Page IA 3.20; Allen l.MlChlgan 3. Ica.Aib er 3 4 1 II 34 34 dl (4) 4.00; 0 (14) (53) 740 1,114 2100 P "I had Joey and let him get off the hook," Ortlz maintains. Mississippi wil l but t heads in NY Rang 2.Pltts (6) (ii) 12.10. 4 3 0 S 37 34 740 1,041 solid, "If Baton Rouge. I wasn't worried about pacing myself, I would have been all over SECOND Smythe Division 3-UCLA I. Lamnl-Sanchez (4) 641 It is obvious from the way Orlando players St Lou him and ended It In either the first or second. IS. Calif. 5 1 0 10 31 3-10 707 1710 1.20, 4.00; 2. Urza.Coo (1) hpo The Southern California The s s 0 10 33 n 5-Maryland 7-00 705 100.3.20:3, Aldana-Javl (4)3.10; 0 approach him he is a god of th e cancha. His forehand Mum "Then, when Joey came out bombing at the start the third 3 S 1 7 71 37 6.Texas Tech (I) 500 41$ 11200.$04 P (6-1) 114.10; 00 (4-4) game Is another doesn't have the Just wasn't strong enough to hold him off. 7.Gecrga 3 4 0 4 24 II power it once did, but respect Vancvr 4-10 453 THIRD "I have no exc uses this time. I am ready. I am ready for th e showdown between a running shown Cole lOnlo St. I. Urza-So* (I) 11.00, 2 6 1 5 25 31 51.1 him by fellow pelotaris Is up. orient 3.10. 400; 2 LarniMlgu,l (I) 5.40. offense as featured $Nebrsa ed WALES CONFERENCE by Si) fight of my life. I know Vincent is a tough man to keep on the floor He talks freely of the strike eight years ago 5.00; 3. Aidana-Beitia (7) $00; 0 (1 I0.Missounl Harris Division 520 he proved that last time out. But, there is no way! will ever leave the Trojans and Ricky Bell, and Mont 5) 42.10; P (I-I) Nb. 11.Notre Dame , 2 0 21 510 the aerial attack featuring which resulted In him and his friends being out on a L.A. Central Florida again, without my title. s.1 FOURTH 4 3 3 It 39 29 12.Florl" I. Anecka.Zarne 16) California's Joe Roth. The "black list" and regarded as an undesirable Pitt, I3.0k1ahoma 2 5 2 6 2$ 47 S-Il "I am a better flgtur than Vincent, and will prove it" im241 4.50. DIrt 4.20; 3. .JosiElorza (31 4.10; 0 Ii.Artansss 2 4 ) 5 33 Hoople wampum is on the migration-wise. He talks about th 4-10 .1-_-_ e strike without WaSh %S.T.xas lit 12 6) 37.40; P (6-2) 10.00: PD ($4) 1 5 2 4 20 3-1.1 Trojans as Bell moves closer to bitterness, very .11 Along with the Vincenl.Ortiz title fight, th 14-Okla. St. Adams Division mattez--of-factly, 420 e Watkins-Walker a 2,000-yard season. Incredible, FIFTH -1. San$l-AItv (2) 0.00, Bstn bout Is also for a crown, with the Southern lightweight 2 0 14 41 35 17.Alabama 570 The banished players, who Insist all they wanted CI.., belt on the 3 2 2 I 26 *9 I$.Misl. St. 410 You say' Well just keep YOUr 25 s.io. 3.30. 2. Marunl.Sanch,* (11 line, was to talk about getting a raise, still have a law suit Buff 21 20 I9.Colorado 320 12 S-40.4-00; J. Blibao-Echa,, (3) 4.00; eyes on this young Trojan. He's Into 10 0 (1-2) 32.00; P (2-1) 17SJO. The pro undercard will consist of undefeated Milton Owens 1 4 3 5 3Q 37 20.x.Cincl 510 going against World Jai-Alai, the parent company of z SIXTH I. Negui-EIa,'za (3) Mar4ayls Result !gainst Tyrone Johnson, Savage Turner against Sam Bowi e and Lone Øefeat, 7-3 loss to Alabama U.MIS,. s. Montreal 1, New York Island. Southwes tern Miami Jai-Alai, whe re the fireworks came from in Louisiana. was 1300 4.60. 4.00; 2. PatiSoto (7) Slick Mitchell faces Kip Braden. AppaIacla St. 31, Citadel 1$ ers 410.3.50;] UnzaB.ngoa (5)7.00; Q later forfeited to Cincinnati. 1968. Ar$ansss 24, Rice 7 (N) For Braden, who grew up in Sanford, it Is his first time "back (2 71 35 20 p (27) 9)50 Today's Games Air Force 23, Army 2. Churruca appreciated the Orlando-Seminole New Yor k Rangers at Cleve SEVENTH home" In several years. 1. Una Be4tla ( Bawling Green 2*. Can?. Mich I 1460. 300. 3.00; 2. Eddy Miguel (1) "I only came up here so I can get a match with Taco Perez. I court. "Much better than ours Brigham Young 17. Anls.,ss $I. 30 at Bridgeport," he Vancouver at St. Louis 9.60.3-60; 3. Domingo-Vu (3) 3.00; was told by Trampler that I need a fight to show the crowd who I Oklahoma 24, Colorado Ii said, "Here, the ball Detroit at Los Angeles ORLANDO.SEMINOLE Q ( ) 2O P (4-I) 66.30; Big 0 (7. comes out good, and the speed Wyoming 32 Cole. St. U.23 really am, so that's why I am fighting Mitchell. 1) with Ii) 130140. MONDAY MATINEE is good. Bridgeport takes a funny bounce and you Dariments, 2& CoIvm 4 FIRST - I. Ectdy.Aiberdi ($)$,, EIGHTH 1. Man1ni.At (6) "Personally, I think I was given the Mitchell fight to get me I. Carolina 34, W. Carolina ii don't know." 740600. 2. EchanoMlgu,I (2) 4.10, 1560. *000, tOO; 2. FermifB,ngoe off of Perez's back, but I don't care who I fight, just so Natiosial FlorIda 3$. Football Auburn 12 League 100 3. Ica Sanchez (4) 140 0 I get my (2$) (5) 7.00. 4.00; 3 Anton-Ramon (3) J Orti Gets Second Chance , - Hoople I ikes G Troians, Red.Raiders - JWSCOR _EBOARD Pro Hockey -. - - . 1 College Football TW - HAY ES'HU NCH ES ' - - - - - - - - ' ' - . - a Jai-Alai - Pro Football shot at him." 1P Mitchell has fought both Perez and Braden twice each. In both instances, he split a pair of decisions. Since that time he seems to have gone backwards, but he is still a very dangerous fighter. While Braden is fighting Tuesday night, Perez will be on his way to South Africa to meet Gert Steyn in an important in- ternational contest, The junior middleweight scrap is set for Nov, I. Casselberry's 16-year-old, Scott Clark, is accompanying Perez as his sparring partner and chief second. gap I I : I :1 44 k- WEDDIfT i Florida $t. 3$, Clemson 11 (N) Wm. S Mary 20, Furman ii cowgia n, Cincinnati " Harvard 17, Brown II Houston 2$. TCU 7 Wisconsin U. IllinoIs 2* Ohio State 32. Indiana 72 Iowa II. NorThwst,, Iowa St. 36, Kansas $ t. 21 Nebraska 31, Kansas II Kent St. 21, 1. Mich. 12 Miss. 34. LSU 21(N) Tulsa II, Lewisville 13 MMYIaI,d 31, Kentuc ky 21 MichIgan 31, Minn, 15 Mich. St. 21, Purdue 14 Notre Dame 3$, Navy 1$ New Mlalcon, NewM.,,512$(N) Missouri 21. OkIa, $I. I Oregon 21, Wail,, St. 14 Pitt 21, Syracuse Is Rvtg.rs 31. Mass. it San Jose $t. 27, Santa Clara 4 So. Carolina 34, No. Carmine St. So. Calif. 3J, cam. 21 Texas A4M 22. SMU a Stanford * Oregon St. is Penn St. 33. Temple 2) San S. 49, UTEP , Texas Tech U. Texas 16 Miami (0.) II, Toledo 7 M.mphls St. 21, Tulane 21(N) Arizona 2$. Utah 20 Boston Cal. 21. Vilianova Virginia 2I, VMI 20 Va. Tech 17, West Va. 14 Wake 27, No. Carolina fl UCLA 31. Wash. 17 OhIo U. 24. W. Mica. 14 Len, Beach St. 30, Wichita St. 20(N) Yale 2),For"" Cornell 13 He considered Orbea the best frontcourt player he has played with, and Guarita his top backcourt the best backcoux-ter of his day, and tha t's a fact to which Guarita will find no shame in being only No. 2, "I would say the best player in the world today is Ondarres," says Churruca of his teammate on the Bridgeport roster. Churruca and the rest of the superstars at the Bridgeport plan to play another half season. They are on vacation on a rotating basis. After the year contract is up, th eir nest egg secure, it will be back to Spain. Surely, they have second thoughts about the turns their lives took over the last decade, so to speak, in the prime of their careers. The irony is that eight years later, they are getting what they asked for in Miami. Bridgeport met salary demands. In the meantime, fronton managements took a look at pay scales and improvement.s have been made steadily, Negotiating is also possible. That's why when Churruca telephoned Aguirre the other day and wanted to know if he co uld stay with him in his stopover, Aguirre didn't have to SELL A SECOND BEST FOR DRIVING CONFIDENCE JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. Ph. 322.061 405 W. First St., Sanford C. - AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division w I. T Pct- PP PA P ($2) 100.50. .iO; 0 (4-4) 92.00; P (4.5) 174.10. SECOND 1. Aldana.Miguel (2) NINTH I. I. Marunl.Arca (4) 10-40. 5 00, $07. ECh.no.AI-I 1 3.40; 2. Juan (2) 660. 360; 3. Patxl 1310. - - Eng MIami Buff 5 2 0.714)91144 (I 2) 3240 P (2. 1) 11150 00 is 2) TENTH I. Anton (1)3030.110. 3 4 0429 142 150 367.50. 1.40; 7. Fermin (4) 9.10. 5.10; 3. 2 5 0.204 137 143 THIRD 1. LarniSoto (7) 1300. Manolo (7) 320:0 (14) 32.00; P (1 1 6 0.143 50 192 910.350:2. Ica.EIorza (2)120,540; 4)157.30 CID 0 (7*) 240.40. NY Jets Central DivIsion 3 Negui Arena (S 4.60 Q (27) 49.20 ELEVENTH I. An1a.Ectav. Cincl 3 2 0.714 *71 96 P (1.2) Iii 30. (1) 9.10. 13.10, 9.60; 2. Maya Per,: Clevi 4 3 0.371141 i FOURTH I. OguizaSancj,j (3) (I) 4.00. 9.40; 3. CactioAquirr, (i) Win 4 0.571125 103 11.10. S 20. 440. 2. Neguilarre (2) 440, 0 (I 0) 0.00; P (II) 20730 Pitts 3 4 0 .429 151 116 630. 3 , 3. Pa PAW 0001S (7) 400 Q TWELFTH 1. Alava Lamrea (7 Western Division (2 3) 7 so P (32) 61.70 00 (7.3) 17 10,7.20,400; Anton. Juan (1) 7 20, o 6 i o .137 III 151 16170 900; 3. Marunl-EcIiav. (4) 900. Q Deny 4 3 0371171 3 FIFTH I. S.alaArca (I) 1040. 1)7* 51.10; P (1-1) 154,90; Big 0(1 S Diego 1 3 0 $71160 II) *000. 560; 2. MaruniJuan (1) 4.60. I) and (1 7)1090.20 Kin City 2 5 0 .2*4 ISO 213 140:3 sent Ramon (3)1.00:0 (41) H $107,757; A A 2130. - - - - - - \\ - / ____ answer. It was much like Hank Aaron wanting to know if there were any seats left for the game. r - - tguirre, left to right, listen toChurruca's cords 1'Y______________ LOUIS SAPSIS - got the ranking and (Tony) Entry fee Is $, which Inplus five players" cludes greens fees, cart, buffet Dorsett from Miami." lunch and prizes. Entrants If Pitt were to accept an in-I should contact the Seminole vttation, It would play the WASHINGTON (AP) wintime we've played totally to- yards, and Eddie Brown took it High athletic departzne*it for a ner of the Big Eight Con1er. Washingto n 20, Mother Nature gether," said Washington on the Washington 29, raced up berth in the field. 13, St. Louis 10. ence. Coach George Allen, winner of the middle, then cut to the right But the Big Eight suffered a A two-day rain, pelting at nine of 10 Monday night games sideline, scoring on a 71-yard times in the first half, caused 13 since coming blow last weekend when both' to the Redskins, play, fumbles, one shy of a National "We had to OiiIahou?a and Nebraska were play that way to Cardinals Coach Don Coryell defeated. At the moment, fiv Football League record, in win." said simply: "This time last teams are tied for first place in waterlogged RFK Stadium The Redskins gained the ad- year we were 5-2. Now, we're 5Monday night when the Red- vantage the conference. early in the fourth 2. So we're atm not out of it." The Rams and Bulldogs "As of this weekend, getting skiftsscored a2O.lO victory over quarter when Cardinals' lUflchalked up victories In Pitt Isn't going to be easy," the Cardinals in a nationally ning hack Terry Metcalf fum- Cacho, Elorza, I Hooks And Jabs 1111111111111111111111111111111P I 140 IM Four Reds Lead ' '76 Star Squad Hunches In s Uunatlila 5, Titusville Astronaut 8-193 S. Jacksonville Bolles 7-017 7. St. Augustine 7-063 I. Lecsburg 6-0 45 Naples 5-117 Tampa Catholic 4-2 15 Also receiving votes: StarkeBradford Co., Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, Venice, Auburndale, Jacksonville Bishop Kenney. CLASS AA I. Pahokec '10) 6-1163 Haynes' J Iiiii Luke Butler-Union Co. 61 121 Churruca, one of jai-alai's all-time greats, makes a few points in his return In Prep Poll ; Iwelug HiraM,, Saielsrd. Fl. C%\ 1i1 - KEGL ER'S KORNER AT BOWL AMERICA UNPROFESSIONAL Elaine Kostival 501, Ann Coleman 194. Standings: i No. 6 6; 2. Sam bos 42, Pam Williams 441, Ma. WilkinsHigh Series: Eugene O'Neill 15 10; 3. No 1 1510; 4. Varner 532; 40. James Jackson 333; Henry Sanders Specialties II 10; S. Johnny's ROLL.A.OUTS 10*; Richard Williams 312; Eddie Standard 16 I?. 6. No 2 1612; 7. Standings: 1. No 11; 2. Nabors; 3. Bowden 500: Robert Gordon $12; Prosier Ford 14-12; $ American No. 6; 1. Cap'n Jims; S. Oreo's; 6. George Dixon 510; Russell Wood Products 15 12:9. No 111414 Hot Hoiloman stuff; 7. The Outlaws; I. 195. 10, No. 1214 II; I). Witt's Amoco I) Charlie's Angels. & Studs; 9. Stoned Converted Splits: Rosemari, IS; 12. NO II 11 11; 13. Cutorn Rollers; to. Hodalca; it. OddBellmen 47.10 Carpets 1011. 14 LTD Club 919; IS. Rollers; 12. The Road Runners; *3. No. 9-19; 16 Jim's Carpentry 3-23-S Ding Bats; II. Pace Other Highlitp,ts: Star of the week Makers; 15. Robert (Flash) Gordon 4104. High Gmaes: Gene Rogero 212. Don Sum Pin-Good. Sapp 201, Ron Allman 212, Jay Jay AUTO TRAIN MIXED High Games: Larry Lawson 211; Jackson nO, Steve Cooper 245. Don Jimmy Standings: I Whatamacalllt,; 2 Mans 210; Mary Masingaie Short Circuits; 3 Small Mci; 4. Wilt 201, John Gnome,' Gnome 214 Ray 133; Lola MIchaud 131; Annie Optimists; S. The Wheels: 6. Wolford 211. Caboose; 7. The Rebels; S. The New High Series: Gene Rogero 519, Murray 124; Pam Kirkland $41. High Series; Larry Lawson SI. Rollers. Steve Cooper $39. Don Wilt 537, John Jerry Croft 540; Jimmy Morris 310; High Games: Pita Bcsworth 21 Grainer Sit, Ron Allman 513. Pat Henry 13); Shannon Cons) 33$; 3*1; Helen MoiPiier Converted Splits: Gene Rogero 3 302; Buddy Keith Johncn 315; Kit JoMin 310; 10 (twice) Baldre, 204, Debbie Rogers 200; James Ekern 503. Shirley Baldree ITO; Margie Heels Other Highlights: Don Myers Sr. Other Highlights Star of the ; John Heels lii; Rick Ko$tiv I (16. triplicate weak, Jerry Croft + 101. III; Gloria Burdick 143 DYNATRONICS MIXED High Series; Buddy Baloro, 554; JET BOWLERETTES StandIngs: I L Spacers II; 2. Brown Debbie Rogers 431; John Heels 191; Sugar; 3. Southpaws; 4 Sand- Mock Pierce 40; Pita Bosworth 33$. Stlnd;ngs; Geneva Grocery. baggers; S. Unpredictables; 6. Jay Southern Converted Splits; Nita Bosworth Loanens, Sanford Jays Raiders; 7 The Trotters; I. 27, Cecil Bosworth Specialty Advertising 157. Pete Ouggon 2110. High Games, A Aron Coleman ii. Pure Pleasure; 9. 4 Stars; 10. Geneva Gems; II "R" Gang. 13. Alice Livingston $2, Pam Williams Other H'ghligtils: Pita Bosworm Spinning Star of the Week, Turkeylstnjkes I,, 191, Elaine Kostival 173. Ma. Alley catsPine; 13 The Turkeys; *4. Wilkins Ill ar; Helen Moahlec 1203) lint 200 High Games: Robert Gordon 194; game; Sandy Swain: High Series Carolyn Street 502, Eugene O Buddy BaIdree 'Neill 204; James Jackson TURKEY / iiee't/ mi' Tt're',;uiIt'd and Il like lo i-en1 it 161- !he 't''oiit/ lw/I. st,, in lime 3out of 4 adults find help intheYe11ow :)ages1 Will ',OU get our share of I he ealls iroiii the tipk ho gi the Yellow Pages to find T\', radio or hi-li saks or ser ice'! Your Yellow I'ages Sales Rep can design it I)rranl for OU It that'll make it easier fur th ese pepk to find %mj. GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTION * IN CM �M—Innf.g Nsr.W. $u,d, FL Teu.y. 0dm.., SL ins '4 r 4 rub. Gordon Got. EENNNNIINN~ 1Ak *4AMI How To Pick _ Plerfect Plant :. .Them X are _ (iaiq Hen W, Suf& FL Tussey, $, W75-48 beediful_ _ _ ao" #Igarden ceallerar an is not always the bad,the h _ p is not necessarily the one to buy, wmfft to members of the JaceraWle Circle, Sedord many .A Garden Club. - t ,•r.!1') .,.. 'S . U...R ' ____ • t - i•. .1 , / S't 1 17 49 1 Ci,rgalder boose plants first, and check thee. points: Is there too much plant for the pot? If so, remember It will not stop growing and will soon need repottlng. Is the foliage healthy locking and pId1ful? lift marred with Way residue? e brown the *M the PlAnt hoo bm mishandled. kqt In cold dorxe too long or ban at == time been M. A A" the roots coming drainage hOlI in the bottom f the Dot? -It no th.. ..s. I WX .yau WAS behind when the plant wait shipped. However, sometimes cuttings of blooming plants (mainly 'minus and poinsettia,) are potted and sold before roots are established and this Is worse than u. ceulve roots an such plants are worthiese after their blooms have faded Mainly, In picking any pot plant, whether foliage or blooming, buy one that is coining on, not one that Is full grown or In full bloom. When buying foliage plants, check both aides of the shrub. Do not select the largest specimen plant unless the con. O - WI ten leava for bugs Or disease- Also, be sure You know the nam of talner is large enough to accommodate the root system wilhold your plant. Look it op in a book somewhere so you will know how being pot bound. Beware of bargain shrubs that are poorly shaped to take cam of ft. or show signs of weather damage. Ask your nurseryman for the Above all, don,t pitch it out when it is past its prim. Cut it inspection tag to be sure shows an example beck, set ft somewhere to rest for a while and then bring It out and wiicin you are not Purchasing stolen or Ock. MAKING Pam Rathniefl. ceder, owner of the Needle Beetle, Sanford, of an imusua and personalized holiday gift, a needlepoint crosawork puzzle with -.. the approprIáie namei filled In Crosswise and down. Admiring the work at a Sanford Junior Woman's Club workshop are Peggy Deere, left, chairman of arts department, and Ruth Gaines, vice president, FUN GIFT - wutch it start a new growg and bioàmlng c. AbM do hesitate to return a plant to the dealer if you find Field grown ahrubi, those grown In cam or tube outdoors, if defectiveall, or diseased &nd know you are not to blame for th should conform to all the above. Many times the tap root will condition. at grow tlwongh the bottom of the container and be broken off when When giving plants as gifts, follow these roles and ytu will the shrub Is moved at the nursery, causing serious damage to the -. give a lasting gift. Club Notes - Sorosis Hostess At Federation Meeting ,%roils Of Orlando was the ' I Gardeners Meet, Hold Fall Programs *kL President Debbie BowHn "t 40 hostess club to welcomed back members after Florida Federation of Women's summer vacations. Karen P Qubs at the aenu fall lun. Wallace, year book chairman, eetlng Thursday. distributed yearbooks. District VII is composed of 34 Newchalnnanfcr the 1n senior and Junior clubs year are: membership, belonging to the federation. Darlene Horn chairman, Jan Mrs. Glen A. Mathews of Kroog, co-chairman; social, Leesburg, District VU Senior A chairman, Director, presided over the Cobean co-chairman; year. :f--meeting. book, Karen Wallace chairman, An educational program, Jan Kroog co-chairman; aer. "Reading Is Fundamental" vice, Jan Kroog chairman, JJ1j') a, presented by Mm Mariles McGibbon cochairPaui Pain, Orange County 11w man; ways and means, Cindy ---i, coordinator. Szabo chairman, Marti Smith A humorous skit, "Get Out Cochalrman; cuntact, Casey V and Vote," was under the Sharrow chairman; scrapbook; direction of the Wlldwood Mynnie Schanel chairman, Woman's Club, A revised Linda McKIbbIn cochafrnian; version of "Snow White and the program, Janet Laubert Seven Dwarfs" was enacted chairman, Mariles McGibbon with two members of Sanford co.chalrman; sunshine, Sandy Woman's Cub delegation Bill Scott , IeIow and Jerri Kirk, spon- cochairman; photographers, taneously appearing In the cast. Mynnle Schanel and Karen Other delegates representing Wallace; publicity, Martles Sanford Woman's Club were Vi McGibbon and Linda MCK1 SCC NURSES Clark, president, DOItI. w. Pat Foster, Minnie Strickland J GRADUATE gave the and Doris Dietrich. Sigma Phi grace; members The other two Seminole attending the he County senior clubs were J)et) Bowilo, lunc on were Arl e en represented by the following Darlene Horn, Jan Kroog,Janet delegates: Eliza be th Lewis, Laubert, Martins McGlbbon, president, Kathleen Westendorf Linda MKlbbiø, Dawn and Mildred Randolph, Lake Morrison, Sandy Scott, Marti DEAR ABBY: About motel Mary Woman's Club; and Smith, Cindy Szabo, Karen maids who never get tipped: Clai re Evans, Mildred Ulrey, Wall st ace and gue Mrs. Jean I've been a motel maid for more Thelma Cloutr, Jean Jordan Fodder. years than I care to remem ber. and Teresa Duds. Would you believe a grown The first meeting of the will be wetting bed' (No tip.) Or held at the home Of THETA EPSILON Arlene Dudley with Linda a 10-year-old boy who is a Theta Epsilon chapter, Beta McKlbbIn co-hostess and nightly bed-wetter whose Sigma Phi started with a buffet Darl.ne Horn In charge of the mother doesn't have enough sense In rur, ...kk.. ..I..4 n.hunn n, 1k. The MAGNOLIA CIRCLE of . ( / _____________ I - - __________ , brjiigs I, Today there's a way to get real taste from a cigarette without high tar. That's the report on a new taste discovery called 'Enriched Flavor.' A way to pack flavor—extra flavor—into tobacco without the usual corresponding increase in tar. The cigarette packed with 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco is remarkable new MERIT If you smoke, you'll be interested. Tests VerifyTaste In tests involving thousands of smokers of filter cigarettes, the majority reported P MERIT delivered more taste than five current leading low tar cigarettes having all the way up to 60% more tar. Repeat: delivered more taste. In similar tests against 11 mg. to 15 mg. menthol brands, MERIT MENTHOL was reported to deliver as much—or more—taste IT than the higher tar brands tested. You've been smoking "low tar, good taste claims long enough. Now smoke the cigarette. MERIT. Un tai precedented flavor at 9 mg. d - fPIii - o 11.41k Mum. Inc. 1916 9 mgta: 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. MERlTarJ MERIT MENTI IOL - Or Twoping On Ti'p - _-i_-- .' - Easy Way To Kill Roaches and Ants - . - - - . -- - MOVING . - • . • HEADACHE! .. I DEAR ABBY: A "motel should afl8.year.oldbeallowed Norman Devere Howard maid" wrote you recently, to talk to a boy on the phone? Chapter, United Daughters of begging for tips. She cornthe Confederacy will meet Sho uld I t to discourage this Friday planed about changing bed at 2:30 p.m. at th linen, scrubbing bathrooms, relationship, or will it make her of Mrs. Charles Ray e home Sr., 230 ..4 picking up soiled towels and more eager to see him' Crystal Dr., Loch Arbor with . : gathering trash thrown near I really need your advice, Mrs. Glenn Wimbish co' but not in the trash can. She Abby. She is o ur only child, and host ess. ' Colunist Charles Reese said an extra dollar would be I want to raise her right, will talk on The Bicentennial appreciated for the dirty work CONCERNED MOM Election Year, she has to do. I won't go into detail about what wehospithIns have to He's 92 Years Old by Marva Hawkins) do. I'll just say that we work up to our knees In the unappetizing •.: - - - WEDDING ANNIVERSARY BE A REAL - - - I - '1d photo byproducts of Illness, infection ____________ and old age. And do we get tips? Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - - - , One of the lowest tar levels in smoking today. - The HIBISCUS CIRCLE met at the home of Mrs. John Fox, The MIMOSA CIRCLE met ____ ____ Oct. .7 at the Sa nford home of 1PZ2 Palmetto to make plans for Mrs. C. E. Chorpening with the bazaar. Miss Gertrude seven membe rs attending Fisher gave a resume of her Students In the Seminole Comm covered dish luncheon. Mrs. recent trip to Alaska and ommunity College Nursin g graduated Oct. 21. include, back row from Assistant program who Chorpening, president, Vancouver, B.C. She showed left, Instructor Ruth Stamm, Richard presided at the business Pictures of the flowers nativ Campbell, Monica Neveau, Dot Button and Betty e to Green. Also, front row from meeting at which further plans those areas. left, Mary Neiman, Robin Moore, Rachelle Beauchamp and Helen Pritchard. for the Dec. 3 and 4 arist Plans were made for the bazaar where discussed. November Golden Age Olympics during which the club Floral Demonstration, Workshop will display plants at the Garden Center. CLs i. I-I - — w ..nuiu By sora araen LIub DEAR CONCERNED: I think The ROSE CIRCLE held its Your daughter Is young to be The Ixora Garden Cl ub will monthly meeting at the Geneva so preoccupied with one boy. host a floral demonstration and conducted numerous flower home of Mrs. Ruth Simpson. arrangement workshops. Listen to her attentively, workshop by Mrs. Ruth E. Eight members and three Persons attending the however, and keep the lines of Mullins at the First United Program are advised to bring guests attended the covered communication open. Never Methodist Ch urch, Sanford , on clippers, needlepoint holder dish luncheon meeting. ridicule, beli ttle or put her Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and container. Flowers will be Following the president's down for her feelings. ( They're report and the appointment of a available; their cost normal, though somewhat . is included norn nating committee. Mrs. The prog ram Is oepn to club at ,I.._ U "V aumission donation. Sim members premat and e.) my&.year.olddaughterw ho has ur the public bY There pson gave an interesting I'll bet she has one will be a lunch break Lay down some ground rules: reser vation only. Call Mrs. J. on her bed at recently developed a crush on a horticult ur e report. home. (No tip.) from boy in her class, lie is nine E. Terwilliger. 322.0673 for lu h. noon-12:30; bring a bag call an And how about those men who nc C of fee and brownies wil l reservations. Admission is $2 years old and has flunked a minutes is long enough. read dirty books that cost from grade. He be available. walks Put the klbbosh her to on th and eir going Mrs. Mullins is a life member $2 to $) each, but are SO to a matinee together. That's of the ashamed of what they read that from school every iin. Council of All she talks about is kissing da ting, and she's too young to FlowerNational Show Judges. A they stick it under the mattress I or behind the ice machine on this boy and writing love notes. date. resident of Deland, she has She Give carries these your love notes daughter published 'several books and their way out? (No Up.) wherever she goes. The boy is guidelines she can live with. It's I'll take the polite Japanese very people any time. They leave a seemsmature for his age, but f ri P0tthm for YOU to be her polite and nice. end and confidante during dollar under their pillow daily, her growing-up years. is boy and t heir rooms are as clean Th calls her two and when they leave as when t hey three times an evening. Last Bob Ball's Pianos & Organs night she asked me if she could Bicentennial 3° Vi First St., Sanford check in. CAN HAD ITAT go to the movies with him IIYA11 (matinee). She wants me to Program For "" . DEAR HAD IT: A registered drop them off there. nurse registers a complaint. Should I allow her to talk to UDC Meeting Read on: turn so often? And how long FAIRWAY Tip iiiii i6iUIU. - The cirde presented six more the Sanford Garden Club held spoons to the club. Mrs. Katie its October meeting at the Willis and her comm ittee made OuBary home of Mrs. J Halloween Pumpkins for table Padgeti, with Mrs. Gordon decorations at the Sanford Cushman CO-hostess. Fifteen Nursing and Convalescent members and one guest at. Home. Mrs. D. C. Spiny gave a tended. report on garden insects and The circle chose the home of treatments to get rid of them. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Wallace, 24 2 Grandview for The JACARANDA CIRCLE October's Garden of the Month. met Oct. $ at the Garden A book was donated to the Center, Sanford. Alter a short Center's Library In memory of business meeting, Hubert Pierce showed slides and Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, a and Magnolia Circle member, movies of vacation film taken in V1•lOin states. who died this summer. Members and guests were Mrs. Blanton Owen gave the treated to refreshments In a second In a series of demon- Halloween motiff by h ost esses stratlons on Flower Show Mrs. Teola McSwaln and Mrs. arranging. She discussed in- Faye Jones. terpr etation. Mr. and Mrs. George Ducan, 2039 WIlliams St., Of co urse not! We get a salary Sanford, here honored at a surprise 16th An- and dothe Job we're paid to do. niversary Din ner by their daughters Euvanah and A ho usekeeper and a nurse's aide are paid salaries comrn Cynthia. Joining In the gala celebration were Willie parable to a hotel maid's. Agnes Fields, George Smith, Mary Hayes, Ethel don't know one fellow employe Franklin, George Dukes, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence who would not be insulted if a Ford, Sam Cox, Dorothy Daniels, Mary Henderson, tip were offered.-And that goes Gary Williams, Annie J. Mitche ll, Frank Mon. for the orderhes and the kitchen Igomery, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans, Joanne and cafeteria help, too Hardy. Reginald Mitchel, Brelve Davis, David JLJSTANR N DEAR ASHY: My problem Jackson, Larry Baker and Ella If. Montgomery. —. ______ _______ -' ,j _____________________ i' _________ - ADDlE IAMB Mdie C. Lamb, 1923 West l3thSL, Sanford. cele bratod 92 birthday Monday. Lamb was born In Garland, N.C. on Oct. 25, 1884. He moved to Sa nf ord in 1928. He began working for the Atlantic Coastline Ra ilroad In June 1907, and after 47 years he retired In November 1954, Lamb enjoys working in his yard, and he can often be seen alking around Sanford. He lives with his wife Lizzie Mae. They have one da ughter, and a granddaughter and grandson. LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget Prices and coin laundry serv ice in a pleasant at. : mospher,. Open 7 am. daily. Located at ..... FAIRWAY .-LAZA On Hwy. ll.2at27th -. > Brluhosvoncr...1Qzg,(Q,mofl,h, Control roaches and ants the easy way—brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around 1 bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coating stays cifectise for months. WINN DIXIE RINSE AWAY BLACKHEADS Help Dry Up ACNE. PIMPLES... iik anJ 1 utTcr,n th "fti Jukp 't.qtie iii BIa,khcad,, lIctp Jr up An-Pimplc., jnd Shrwk I -' thirty-live and oicr. i1l ihc %kiilihiLnhr Mini Julep Lqu, rrlaw. mu nj rc L'nsi.'n Iincs -n 3nSt th,t Fis ' ppi Icn for the %I1UC t h.igdcn .i*v with bLjkhcJ, IIhCI )*IC imr..ittic ,hlLIi?hr . -ini oil Ilcknc Mint krn' Queen Hilent ltdkaItd N(Vill Hostess. you'll like ill For tccn-j For fast relief call the ?'tinI HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834 92)2 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETI S.III iin.' 8)4 92)2 CasSebt.rry Winter Springs Forest City peric a ii. Queen Helen, tirctJ u. 'impI. ii' rn,nu(c4 k.nsc M.qi'c Scr ot' iI QUI Jukp %tqtic a,Iabk . Atamontespris RUTH TUECH . 834 921? 4lt.imont. Springs L)ngwoccj : ECKE110 nIqU11S East) HILDA RICHMOND 514 J)o DeIta �I1ONgi ______________________ 45 Shelter WWI $INT L OND TWJ Anon p - =90, HOROSCOPE 8 EOYPN#n dolly 49 vt 10 Cavsdc wit 51 specimen fi II 12 I ___ I- . 14 Muscle IV Knitting stitch 20 Pill, ______ 23 DUN 25 Year p) - DOWN T P authority 2Rawmasts exc 30 Develop c I ARM Unexpected T * L v Lliy o $ i THIN$ .CfJ 1 E WMO 1r)IEHNS*Al. 10 wwy! LA§T Noor, ROC) CY CAN POW M9 _AIILAD~ 10-26 I E~l • BORN Tilt : 0 0 Linn _______________ ..... by Att s.. . - ..-_. 30 ID HAVE 1W J - rirIr 1 - - - 38 i5 40 I — U. 42 43 45 MDVI 48 — L 50 - ANCIIIE -1 = 51 5253 I WNt.r THAT? =VO DON IF IT GETS Yotj R ______ l - -- kJ53 sz 4 J 10 WEST there is a higher incidence of '.•,. r. cancer of the penis circumcised males. I wo uld like to know it It is possible for ad t males to be circumcised and - Elk & MEEK by Howie Schneider a Lamb what the operation would en- tail. lithe ration painful for Very long after it is performed? 9104 W876 • Q J 1073 • ASs CA 3 41152 SOL)TH f D) a A K 13 952 knows that North holds four Can moddoctorsdoitordoeslt - .•.. . L - - 0 . I - r ' __ Heinwehl - JrTm HIM AISBAINN AND SUCCESS Ig,g*iur 0 D 1f7 CLIPS - WIS FATHER LEFT HIM 7 Z-" F - I 'II A ( 0 j - •___ - -- V ______ ____ -. - - - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsnn,,r G U H ' ORK THOSE CARTE •1 AT.' Oill ,.00 FX FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves F 81144C LAM90 aRrilL a oss ITlle dependent upon the individual's AFT21t NOON 1AJORICING ON 44ATIPSERISONAN&S - -• - • - HRE.10.J anatomy and how easily he can do this. If the individual is able and will to do this regularly there is little likeihood that cancer of the penis can de evelop. As I have mentioned before. DOONES8U have at least four cards in one 'uui J u mps e me. in to the Fnlav ° South wins the second trick with his king of diamonds, draws trumps, knocks out the ace of clubs and makes five odd. WHAT.. L-OW Ily SUMES, WN01 EL011 -. , IMEX c ' . ow 60l4E.ColonIalC)r orlando,fla 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER I - •, Anything in Fence" owspair Parts Fe nc Fiftings .Custom Bu OR SOME OF YOUR CB FRIENDS AT WILLIAMSON COMMUNICA TION: left) Mike and Russ Williamson (Milkman), H.P. West (Bant ________ F y Rooster) and I 1.17-92 MORE FURNITURE SALES CAELIEIRY BLISY IBEE CARE orld -• - Tractors A/C most interesting will be used in column and will receive copies i JACOBV MODERN.) Power - MEAT by Gill Fox CheerUp- - FINANCE Co. s ( in KING I it ii III II \ • 3 v i . PACE CB RADIO &%bile. Model 133 - Comes complete with Antenna. 2-year factory warra nty fti U S pt an $75 10-24 "Here's a get-well card from YOU your ex-wife, wi th a postscript rerninding yOu Mat the alimony Is Past duel" CIMS10', - -- OP&ARSk7 ANY? T . • 23-Chantmi - AWMZ ac -' ... select the equipment best suited than the original price of a 4o. volvement in Citizens Band IN SANFORD t your needs and bud get. channel set. radio goes far beyond their Anita and Russ Williamson REGISTRATION STILL OPEN, Right now, Williamson's French Avenue shop. The speak from eerience, both They can also advise you on Cammunicatlon and Engraving OPEN 5 PRE-SCHOOL 2427 HOLLY AVENUE national headquarters -personal and professional of the • JEACHINO to Next to Driver% License on -the latest and (OFF 25th ST. SEHIND WINN DIXIE) LT.D.Qub('5 T SANFORon3.$414 alk for :' which is why shop theiratcom- developments. For instance, complete with antenna and two- Deaf) is at Williamson's ________________________________________ munications 645&Mto*p Weekly Rates 1917 does the FCC decision to open year warranty (mod sets have Communication. Th 323-ISIO e wor322-0760 French Avenue (next to channels for CB use make onl) a ay warranty) for thwhile organization works to allooloo NURSING help the hard-of-hearing, CENTER primarily children. They will host the National Hearing "COUNTRifIED" Jamboree during the third "where your friends are CARDS 0 NOTEPAPER " week In May, with all proceeds ICdO Tractor Co. (O.T.C.) a -. go ing to the Florida State di vision of A. Duda & Sons PW CARDS • GIFT WRAP 24 Hour Nursing Care For ' Citizen Band Radio Association concentrates on sales an by Drawing Board Private Patients - VA — Medicaid for the benefit of deaf children service of farm machinery and all over the state. related equipment in a fiveYm the world of Citizens county area in Central Florida, 919 . 2n Band radio Is more than just a . an or • John L Duda, Duda's manager Touch . 322-6707 Countr y it's filled with ne of the Equipment, Engineering, SAC Longwood Villag* HWY 434 at 1. 4 i friends. Drop into Williamson-3 Sales and Service, said last ' MC Long, Fla. MILLER MEAT : Communication and Engraving week. -. 534-4112 and meet some - Milkman, Sales in O.T.C. and D.A.P. SERVICE -, 1 • Milkmaid, Powder River, The (Duda Auto Parts) continue to ') HORMEL WESTERN Lady Cougar, Banty Roost er, rise In a very healthy curve, The Tall Am erican, The White I'. Duda said. ri AND WRAPPED Shark and The M usic Man, to Outside sales, that is the sale give the "handles" of just a of Allis Chalmers, Deutz, FOR FREEZER few. You'll find that's the place L"11*d 1, 81-Ck Off Sit 417 Steiger, Versatile, Satoh and Let .. South On Gard" Dr., Eat to get the most for your money Hefty farm equipment, have Rlchmo, Rd . Near 17-fl South in CB equipment. - ADV. become a vital part of O.T.C.'s Sed. 01 Sanford DOLPHIN b y business this year, Duda said. Elil II We do accept food stamps The lines are displayed in an Ile Allis Chalmers Model 7080 Is one of the newer WHOL ESALE PRICES FOR ALL For Information CSII3I27,$2 out -of-doors showroom which Allis Chalmers models stocked at Oviedo be your umbrella actor Includes the largest display of Co. (O.T.C.). It is the largest Allis Chalmers 2-wheel security. te h10 u today r a farm machinery in Florida. drive tractor and comes complete with an airfast loan. Tractors and lawn and garden conditioned cab, power shift and Turbo-Charge 426 0 Plumbing RXtures & Sqppnes equipment are also in the is one of cubic inch engine with an Intercooler. It has 181 outdoor display. O.T.C. JOHN SCHLENK 0 PUmPS & Purification Equip323-9140 VAI 10% the largest hay and forage power take off horse power. Ile AC708o model Is The main attraction in I Dave Galloway, used mainly on large farms, Harold flail Sr., machine dealers in the FF O.T.C. 0 Tools - Soles & Rental WITHO Ha vall has always been its Manager southwest. manager noted. O.T.C. Is located In Slavia on S11426 THIS breathtaking beaches, fine ON ANY PURCHASE OF S5 OR MORE Another line of equipment for AD south of Oviedo. a division of A. Duda & Sons. aquatic sports, and excifing OFFER ENDS OCT. it sale at the Slavia location, 2344 S. French Ave., Sanford night life. Now, something south of Oviedo, are tillage tools O.T.C. maintains and O.T.C. was purchased by A. new has been added. it is for all sorts of ground operates a repair shop manned Duda & Sow in 1957. Salesmen Aloha Stadium, a $27 million 'S SUPPLIES operations, rotary mowers plus by eight experts, Duda noted, in the sales operations include DIVISION OF GONZALEZ a COSTA ASSOC INC sports facility located in 1531 PARK DR SANFORD ________________I a varlet of used equipment if and is well docked o T c Fred Hall and Ed Kennedy — — Halawa, The stadium seats I offered for sale preters that machinery needing Kennedy is shop supe rvisor . s pectators, an W -mm-%% 81 volft D.A.P.wasformed inorderto repairs be taken totheshopfor AD%, features a system which qw--oft %% Boom automatically adjusts t he have parts available without the work; although. in the case answer individual questions ampe . se envelopes are.nc ose • by T. K. Ryan I KNOW, I KNOW: M~y FeA7H5R5 - u. ' majOr, bY Gan TUMBLEWEEDS •, lY 17a Lake Ave Sun. FACTORY AUTNORIZ[o Y.,ip i. Owning CB equipment in Stemper Insurance) in the best channel se ts obsolete? the major "Net at only _______________________________________ more than just a fad Besides place to go for an Mod or ything and all,' says Anita "The present brands (Pierce Simpson, 119 good company at home or everything In C13 equipment. 23 channels will be the most on th Baby s Wor ld e road, It's the fastest, Whether you're an old hand or frequently used by C&rL" in Royce, Johnson, Teabe fldiand and Cobra) are also hi EDUCATIONA surest way to get help in an newcomer to the world of addition, mod CS make are dock, emergency. along with a complete usively Dellignoil For As Anita Citizens Band radio, you'll fintl offering an update guarantee line of accemdes — Including 10 Williamson put.i it, "When It Anita and Russ (known on th e with 23-channel sets purchased a legally-approved power mike Infan to Age 3 Years saves your life, you'll know 4V It's airwaves as Milkmaid and now which allows channels to to prove translsslon. derjul the best Investment you ever Milkman) ready to help you be added at a lower total cost The Williamson's in- III UnIbedW131W PH. US-3241 8304222 cleanliness. That may be ?RJC& ALL - cancer of the cervix in women rMiling. Address your letter to regardless of what misin- Dr Lamb in - care of this formation you may have read to newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the contrary. Cancer of the penis is fairly N y., 10019. unconranon in our society. When Radio City Station, New York, It occurs it is almost always in an uncircumcised male. However, that does net mean circumcision is necessary. The key to preventing the cancer is Iassss. Mike Coffey (The Music Man). hearts (remember you don't - _N'S TIME SERVICE POSMORS64 Profiles and Loom also nmIMATØ respond Stoyman you you - - • Incidence was In men who wore The newly exposed tip, spades or at tree clubs. Sean artificial prepuce cover, a however. Is quite sensitive, not practice common among the painful but sensitive, somewhat notrum 44 major ft a a fter a na tive Bantu. analogous to the tender feet a The tluponse to an This same report confirmed pe n may have when opening nofrump is artificial what or investigators had going baroet. and fo ing. It noticed about the relationship I don't think It Is necessary rc Shows at least between cancer of the cervix In for every adult to have a cirSIDE GUNCES women and lack of clr- cumcinion. It depends upon cumcinion of the man. in South antomical situation and the Africa cancer of the cervix in individual's hygienic habits. It I the most common malignancy IS a personal decision, In most in black women. The etho cases I rngard this about I group have Ule highest rate of long or short hair.If you want to cancerofthecexalthougO have it long, keep It dean. U per cent of men are cir- YOU are not Willing to make cumcised. By contrast. In Natal effort, cut it short where men are not circumciud For in(ormation about the the rate of cancer of the ce prostate gland send 50 cents for is quite low. In plain English, The Ilealth Letter number ie. circumcision of the itiale is not Send a long, stamped, selfa major factor in causing addressed envelope for - OPEN 9:30 To 4:00 Closed Fencintl require a surgeon? Can it be with age, drying and con. Wit" N" East snih done hi the office or must it be driCtiOn of the aldn may make I N.T. &ne In thetal?Wouldyou it dilflcult to hasp clean. And recommend Pan 2 N.T. Pan 4 V that un- occasionally the skin gets A& Mall Op" lead circumcised adults be dr. caughtIntheret ractedpo cumcised? creating real and sometimes Sevenlreadera have wan DEAR READER Ye to know what the nojm Immediate problems that dngerofcanceroflpin require prom medical atopener rebids over a Staym2 response when beholds four greater In uncircumcised tention. male& In a study from the The Stayman convention The operation can be done In cards in both nuJors. More Cancer Research Unit at the easily in most adult males. It is some rtnerships bid or 0 •'J spades. The Jacobya do this South African Institute for not pa rticularly painful. After except that 11 th e hearts are Medical Research In Johan- all, despite its loca tion It isjint tournamir per much better th ey bid two en t layers hat a hi number of Bantu ci rcumcision is done in an adult two objects. First, It allows (Do you have a question men developed cancer of the the period of recovery is us lion 17Y Is US Y partner of the opening for the experts? Write "Ask penis, particularly In non- Ited to the shod time It takes notmmp bidder to ei off at the Jacob" care of this circumcised r I I LVIVAV1I 811 t MILLION i WORK ACCESSORIES LAWN 4, GARDEN EQUIPMENT HOLESALLp IVIETA, $I Soo VEWLM - by stow Sam "Oult"A&MIS PAL 100011DAY-FRIDAY - BUGS SUNNY AUTO PARTSAND Route 426 ENTRY FEN'.-J Iolnt noimm Since he 607 Prepdred By The Herold t As A %rvice Like Your Business Featured? Coll 322.2611 or 831-9"3 - - e Q ioas or the SWW"paking peopie of this country.,, c. s .a csc* sir y two notrump over South's two spades. South has a maximum rAff Milal bCCktI.i..I os L.A. the broad approach to election night coverage ele ctiomlØg regtj of i Is g. ago at station here, KMEX sold he doubts the throughout the U, SIN will be far more notarial in th ce 14 key states wi maJo(ndrke wifl repoctuestenIyaag1Non: e da1ed in coverage and ana1yae he ad traj10 of Is'dng thebackgrounds For darter Jacobo Zahiudovaky, n of those who'll to these, director Rrepo, speshing one m SIN's New coItteea Or soy they want to join them. of Mezico's Televiga network, will be wOng with Yoofflce s aid close attantion also will be "To them (the networks) all the y-.a commnt on hie affects of the election winners - reptegs of date - who p" on ttth America, he said. sold. "ft doesn't matter what the , or want now serve on cnnj colttee Well, we also feel all the commfttee won asize Ade no whose work directly effects Hispanic. we Important . d Redro, who says he began in sews as a at age 12 des "Est some are more important (to SIN's Spanis police reporter on on newspiaper of Ids He cited Ea examples the Foreign hometown of Pereira in eastern lbla. A"audience) than others because their grork' Judiciary and Appropriations nittees. He add The network in more related in decisions affecting Latin America 95 eight high-card points and promises a second bid. It also shows at lent four cards Itt one ma or suit. North has a minimum ORTH In .5 OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY - DEAR D LAMB I know = - By Popular .SALL COLLECT YALE especially selfish ones. Good short trips, new activities and fortune in more likely to People with a to say are in found In tried and true er ____________________ Your future. Facts About Cancer Risk to o . .. . - MD a - - As OWN ___________________________ 57 GAME.P ' I - o you because of you WIN AT BRIDGE Just OVIEDO TRACTOR CO [KINFAIM9111 Youll be on On go today, become Involved in unusual engaged in Impressive ac. fiville& Don't dabble In giuras YOURBIRTflI}A f chance. They'll be cost ly. .27,177* Th1s year should be a lear. LJBRA (&. ) — s " MEDICARE & INSURANCE Don't make changes today fllflgelpetleflceforyou.Many 41 I WKZ J He DUDA AUTO PARTS AND AT NO COST WITH things today.The rewards areY by ew. LEO (July 23-Aug. n)shun Provided you usa your gifts rally triumph. - I ' to ilone. This is where you can Progressive people are at. — a Ii There could be dividends you you today. Use your talents h didn't anticipate. ' f others. S CANCZR (June 21-July 22) with the number you help. Don't be dictatorial with the family today. A good time can You have excellent insight be had by all, If you nay ours But Om IMPHYSIMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? BREATHING MACHINES OW AVAILABLE GENINI (May 114m 30) c.0. Keep Your thoughts Off Im slid CAPRICORN (Dec. n-Jan games today and do a good job. 19) The more the merrier lot Twesdoy, oclaw w.M#.-39 it ie' Presidential election. But unlike the major networks, which will take pany's Now York odid to avel stations in lour 'IC 3 I SAGARWS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Mm can be accomplishp in secluded places where you 9NWP today.In fact, stay dose PISM (Feb. 30-March 2C) 23 24 25 ) T ...... 122 20 121 I You lo today. Success comis hi Sf553. Insights and hunches can be pu shared onanintellectoslpiane. wor t HgW in Is — ) Avoid working with tools or MA doing manual labor It T'1 1141 V ow ani TAURUS (April 5 7 18 9 TrT1 11 10 I. It with your partners. 43 Large board 24 Egg CIII 44 Not a one 34 Dwelling 25 Bursts Fleming place 27 Tiny particle 40 Takes option 7 Siphons 47 Intimation 35 Usher S Holy image 25 Medicinal 3SPrint.rs 9 HaIf(p,. Plant lIPmph.t I I Crustacean 29 Branches of 50 Bishopric 37 Hockey 12 Mute looming league (abbr.) 13 Collection 31 Breathed out Baby eep IS Sunshine phosphate 33 Mark 40 Dyer (sbbr.) $tats(abbr) 38 Recline 42 Doesn't .j,t 20 Express 53 40 Smelled Ts. Icunt.) 21 Coming 41 Headland Tung by 111191111 A4"b"a NOV Be prepared for. '- S Author ILEY ' l''WI:sare 22 Ruffle hair 42 Rims 32 Sitting Buirs s city in Brojil 23 Give up ERTL11 k LOS ANGEILS (AP) - True, Guillermo Mates and puIUy to Mexico's TOIIVIM network R repo locks feme a Walter B All 2 SINned daUo New Y k, on Nov. or he be nte'a equivalent for hon. San Antonio, TeZSL 1i Angeles, Frew and dredo of thusando of viewers who want their news San Francinco, Calif., will the show, so will t hi Sp, stations in Modesto, Calif., and Chicago. He be in New York, anchoring Election N All serve areas with high concentretlona of coverage of the SsnIah International Ndrk Hispanic resldentL :14), = begm here in INI to provide program for Redre Uys SINSO in the U widch the company says will cod p00,000 to ptt on, — will of course report on the outcoine of the nghts will be fed by ell1te, SIN says, from the co main event - the ,W.dn.sd.y, October 27, 1976 H $ I Qti 27 Villains iie' s Not.Cron _____ - IgNSW$aupL , 15 CNdI 80 ai ce IS Noun suffix 57 Pui 17 + ,soli 1 I Ii I N 55 AcroliM - IwdeR ___ *CIOMMUNICATiON Other Financing Available Phfl2.45 Sanford • time loss for O.T.C. customers of emergency, the experts will and repair and replacement of inove to the field to complete the Duda custom-made noreary repairs. machinery. Parts are sold to Harold liall is manager of those who wish tu inake their O.T.C. and D.A.P. Ile is own repairs. Auto parts are also assisted by Gary Russell and available for sale. Duda said. Leo Anderson. 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Contact Lenses: Fro rn Repairs _M~ GOLD LANC81 CLASS Glass & Paint o Inc TRAVEL TIP: Travel with too little ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. �*tULILNINW,uIu,pL Tuuik1,og., 'Il-Ivetie, HiraM, $sMsrd FL Tuesday, Oct.hiru, 1975 . :T0NIGIIIT'sIN mww~ ,:, IJ mDY: i Pdy Tu.sday . I?IwI1QIkV%IIta ia I lor via "pi fl1 A ROOM WITH A VIEW 910 (I) ONEDAY AT A TIME. Oiiti• (11 Imsp and pla a biaidfWiar(Ii, bL(dn fig elm 1 Umma. a big 'I"'. (I) RICH MAN, POW MAk O to. *ry ci y Pt aid his niphsw, Wis Jordachi. wm I) iiyco Eveall.. THREE . 8 8.LOT7e too CL CL (I) 0 W W BLACK SPEt Kent N an Ans1e iv EMERGENCY ONE i as tMAN svs 8 MAN NC ENVIRON- __ 4T 610 a OF _ __ ____ '11) 0 N8C NEWS CL (1) CBS PEWS 1) ZOOM 1) ABC PEWS 8 WIN AND ENVIRONPENT OONT. oy I, ___ •I 8119 colbY. Ii SiJbnvy elan her Is-i lbuid ai%ss. 161111111101011. R.aEdG sirM SPECIAL- -POW r,l 1ig MIi Mikisof , '.mls f Mdy VWLR,, PAips. and *Mdn, "Nabo (f) p4ppy• ISIFThS IS id b the Fonam . Fond. mimI guns Pill a 8 GREAT PER ___. FORMANCES: RubfnsIujt ci ChOØft virtuoso Arthur Rubfnstatn prIsms Via mimic ci Fssdnrk X) TO TELL THE Tritmi I AD BRADY BUNCH 1) CR068 WITS *1 DREAM OF IEAMIE I, CD OBACK (f) WILD. WILD WORLD OF '-AMWLS 1 1 12$000 PYRAMID 8 PMCPEIL4.E}EEER REPORT 7 'ECNøDCA (4) 4fisoft to be annountlid 1000 (4) ( PO ICR. id Amer Jr. aid Tony Muaa __ epolos moIb Ho tWig COMM P.ON time In ' - P' elmul s*isardM elI! 11 ebb! tTiaflhIIS. SIW1 ituna n, Bb Bosch ster. (4) CI) SWTTCIt Mac S tranud for nu aid Psi. ft r.A siid 11SlIy b dew his iE' (F FAMILY: WIl. Inlas a b , ___ ____ ____ ___ _____ IsTIUPIPIII TNSATU _____ Lonifon .- S$T)Jlwnv ____ ___ fl Ii a ci sJ f.,r. , minor 1910 18 ALAN BUR(! SHOW F -. __ . LW 2) (4) (1) CI) PEWS 18 wto. ww ST CT) ,IMRY ._ (FLAVEPNENC$HIRI.Ey: Run IJ and Neon Mlame gum Olen ' 8 LILIAS YOGA NC You 1110 2) ( TONIGHT CL CBS LATE MOVIE. -co. Isti. b. ma tvI Ks. 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OF FORTUNE (I) • NOTFCRENOPtY: CClaUN: Polly gai . FTW*RIId. 1) (Pkfl. OiWy) HOT SEAT (Tat Vvci Pd.) CON HO SHOW WY 'UWMI elVi No host KIJTANA (4) (4) FRAN CARI.TON EXER SE SHOW CD LILIAS, YOGA NC YOU 614 () LIVING 6501 () WHAT'S ItPFOdO? 6:56 CD DAILY OET1ON.J. 7.00 .ç si 7.25 aid 625 am., fo ____ noois 11.100 (4) (I) CAf T A N KANGAROO DIJocooce (Fft) WX aMP.18.E (7) IN SCHOOL TELE. V1SIOP& uSum. 8 MW NE too 18 COAMJNrrv CLOSE 1W 2 LILt'S, YOGA AND YOU WOO CD Pill. DONAIl.E SHOW (I) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (1) Mom.(fl.) "SIatiscl-" OwinUwOft%EkFwh (81W) 194& (Tim.) 1?. ' by 8lwi. (81W) 1946. (Md.) YOU CWIT Chust Wi Ibfllof I.s - vv. (Mr (81W) 1009. (Thin.) "The Phoo Coiw, W. (2) rt_.. _ 12:00 WILD WEST S THE L4TOUCHA8LES 7) was. voa NC YOU _ 1230 r-C CBS MOVIE,jr. W.' sIwin Pita- C Ards. Cwiwun MidaS. £ItS Rmh. A Star pro quulsttsdi sepaws dIsc noidUn b a dsi.cdve Vet Pa S Wi dssp tm. i oo 12) '2) ( TOMOHROW 18 NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOL 105 1!) MOVIE: "CIA ci 'S (i_i (taN. I , 1935. 1:12 f V DAILY WORD a'12) DAILY DEVOTIONAL (4) LATE NEWS 230 ;K'!I.]: ID LAUREL All) HARDY 330 5.1) MOM: 13 Mum- dm5.. Alan Meac. 510 (5.1) frJ 6.00 (I) SUNRISE LiL __________________ IN,.. NSd i -- - I p wo 1su I I pj iossay, I I HW STOP CUIMIS or UfoadIon, F Phone di. pok. or ,hotiffs it11 1*NON % . . . *. 9-600d Things to Eat _____________________ (7) fl. ELECTRICPOTATOES- %bu$hsI, $5; 21-Situations Msfled cny bimPif. 13.10. SO lbS., $3 212i Marshall Ave., 32321. Employment warted, experienced 14) BEVERLY p.IIniii secnetary.receptlonlst. good typist, dictaplioni, medical tin. mlnoiogy & Insurance claimS 322 nil. _ 001(1 Overeaters Aai.y.., 7:30 p.m., Florida FUwerand ugig swJ. _____ Parents Ns, 730 p.m manity UnIted Methodist. CUseLberTy, Cam. College Night, with 100 college representatives, 7:30 p.m., Valencia Community college. sf Invited, Seminole County Board Of Realtor, Associates Educational Breakfast, 1:30 am., Quality Inn, 14 and SR - - Women's Anilllary, VWF Pod 10100, Sanford, 6 p.m. regular meeting at the Pod Home. 8terlIng Part Elementary Scb..l Fifth Grade ( House, 7:30 p.m. Seminole High School Guidance Office Parent Contact rIgM, 54 p.m. Conferacea for WOfiIIIIg parents. WEDNAY,OcroBERx7 College Night, with 100 college representatives, 7:30 p.m., Lake Brantley High School Students and gi Invited. cu"t,J)4A. (J."'It.. ______ •16 Jalue I' I ICISOf (l.(Irfl tow , G000AUDAY uthPrograms I.e., volunteers instTIlCe meeting, Yo 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, 312 W. First & Sanford. Speaker Sheriff JOin) Polk. Sanford Optimist meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, Safiford. Prod School Costume Shating party, 6:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, 6:30 p.m. Sanford 8tm ' Sanford oui, Glenn Turner. Sanford Cuaelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Qtizena Dance, 2:30 p.m i..IVIC Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. . THURSDAY, OC1OBER26 SISTERs Inc. luncheon meeting at noon at the Holiday hut at the Monroe Harbor Marina, Sanford. Lake Mary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country Qub, Sanford AA, $ p.m., 1301 W. First St. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada but, SR 436. Sanford Qvitas, 7:15 a.m., Buck's Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. 13 PIECES $570 jLU$ $ 29 94 DAILY II A M TIL $ PM -FRO. 4, SAT. IlL I0:30P M SOS French At 114,-wa! 1742) Sanford Reg. $un 21 PIECES $725 Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out FRIED CHICKEN Ma/y/adFRIED CHICKEN 2100 - Realty 1 TV: rash of copycats imitating the "hero" - ITIII who kills thee he thinks are law-breakers, So Brian Garfield has been waging a so far unsuccessful mnaI,. . .i._ ..iUA" network that Showing the yb. lencedrenched film on a Fri. day night in prime time is a mistake that could result in at''' W WItVW l4 Author tragedy. "If they don't show it, it might keep a couple of people alive," the novelist said In an interview. "If you rim It for an . ___________ _i. it much more appealing," he OPEN Sun. thru -Thurs. 9 Ill 9:30 Fri. $ Saf.t hI 10:30 S. French Ave. Ph. 322-9442 Sanford ___ - i. with .. -.,.... ' - "! ppland ______ Park ,.- 322-2420 ___ I _ _ .4... __________ A FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A OR $7 375 SEEK £ FIND Reduction on H Our Largest Model Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE NOW Quality 3 bedroom . 2 bath garden home, 1267 square Concrete block construction. Central heat and air feet of living area. conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag Carpeting throughout, Ceramic file baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and Shopping - No maintenance fees. ii,' MODEL OPEN: Woomlere DAILY-1:30 a.m..s:30 p.m. I i12. FOR INFORMATION CALL 3237080 or 323. 7860 DIRECTIONS; in Sanford. lal We on 25th St. off I7. "z Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO COISMUCTION COMPANY A Subsidiary Of WHiner Industries .1 -ul - omm - 372-2335. SPACIOUS country style 4 BR, 31 i bzth home on oversized lot. Fenced yard and well wooded. Large bedrooms, washer dryer stay. Lots to offer for $11,500. LARGE OAK TREE Shades this newer 3 BR, 2 bath home. Has C H & A. wall to-wall Sh ag carpeting, ceramic tile baths, washer dryer and in excellent neighborhood for lust: $31,500. Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 2.31 S. 3r St., Lake Mary Phone 530 170 Aluminum Siding ___________________ 1. WinferSprings- 4 OR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, f enced la rg e lot, kitchen fully equipped. 529,500. 131-1641. 121 ,7 POOL 321.0041 Beauty Care - **** Zippy 3 OR house t Flexible terms. Realtor ow ner will consider trade, DO ITl MLS-REALTORS can cover your home with aluminum & Soffit syStem. Also Root ing, Gutters. 20 Yrs. Eip Eagle SidIng - Co. 5.51-9 56 ,. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ltormerly Harlett'seeauty Nook) SISE.Firs t 3275a 1311222 LiitL~~U- SANORA'I SOUTH Carpet Cleaning C. E. SH EPHE RD Painting, Remodeling, General Rep.rs Call neighborhood Electrical Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy S Sanford Ave.,4 Blocks Southof Airport Blvd, Bralley Qdham-3234670 - 1771 Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTur 2562 Park Drive 3nse.s . Whatever the occas.on, the,, is CliSlified ad to Solve it. Try on,, - on f Repairs. Cârpe,it,, PdnI .g. Home R Repairs. Gutter ing. Cement work Fri, estimates g31 8662 LandClear Cling ing Electric-- induStrial, Commerciat, Residential Free Estimates 751$ Elm Abe. 323 7373 Hauling LIGHT HAULINGS.YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 315 S] ?I________ VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conventionaj.5% Down 07 Sewing Alterations. Dress M.ikig Upholstery in 0)07 Drage, -_- Bowlin New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes '25,000 - LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen.is; 1399 - LI Central Heat S. Air Conditioning For free estimat, call Cart Horns at SEARS Sanford 322- Interior, Exterior Plastering Platter Patching, Simulated Brick S. Stone Special itv 3 222250. - Sanford's newest residential FROM - ---- Rug Shampooing- Living room. dining are.. nalI-regardl, o size. $1953 322 3315. i- i Lawn Care Carpentry. Remo,ju, Add,r Custom Work LiCCnS.Ø. Bona FreeestimIt, 323 Ø3$ -------_ Electrical. Plumbing, refrigeration, Ice Machines, Residential or Commercial. reoair service. 339$4y7. Cliff Jordan Ilealtor 2017 S. FRENCH I)( Landscaping & Home Improvements - Sanford FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Another Fine Development By EXPERTS READY TO SERVE TOUCH OF CLASS Is all this $900 down, 3 OR. 2 bath home. I screened porch, cen tral H&A, eat. newer 3 BR home in MAYFAIR JUST A PHONE CALL AWA .j Y N, In kitchen washer & dryer hookup E V needs. Features equipped kitchen, $13450 per ______________ mo, pays all. *17,10I central neat, dra pes and a big mtg. at I pct KUIP REALTY ________ _______ yard for lust *23.000. $2;9,,W 22,125 / BUSINESS DIRECTOR ISiS. 9 c ______________ I ' 25% rnwI wurus omow appear foiward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and boa it In. - ' ' a vicious rape by three chanan, head of CBS publicity hoodlums. on the West Coast. If a show The character in the book meets our program pr actice shows clear evidence of a men- standards, It is shown." ALL INGREKNATI LWHEWP PFHARBORTUNSNSHIpAA EGD I RB IA! RPOSENUTGM RCTDUHRDHARPTAHTEON SRUSSPAICI PERUPEKNA LON?MODAARMHLJSOMC IC OP NOT R A N s - p o RI AT I 0y NRC 1 V F RA DO Cs U E G N RCA VIADUCTNARADEODSNSW OW EAT HER STE CV A ITEM B PBRINOITAG IVANRDESU XOETUHNELAI RPNBHAIs SBRI DEWDRAUGTSAOCRR INSTRUNENTSCOMPLTEO DM RB A 1100 N EVEN RAFT G ____ -- -- ,uuIeiatj wnicn Airport Compass Radar Bridge Instruments Radio Canal Map Tunnel Coast Guard Port Viaduct Tomorrow: Volcanoes --- - 0 1 II• man, portrayed by Charles amounted to a 'no," he said. Bronson In the film, who takes "Mr. Garfield's desire to the law Into his own hands after have t show the fflm does his wife is murdered and his not reflect the reality of the sit. daughter driven Insane during uatlon at all," said Mike Bu- I Realty _____ - . . - ___ said. The character, a wealthy architect, kills his first victim, a - - - ______ tal disorder as the book progresses and near the end j lox III. Dept. 537, Albany, Mo. strip ad pert "He's obvtoosly a nut," Garfield said. But in the movie, says Garto buy 1st or Ind mortgages field, who had no part in the at discount. 71 Hour approval. Call production, the man is made Daytona (504) 572U3$. out to be a "cowboy hero" who .,...... 3111U15 U• 64 mazes it mugger, almost by accident. But after the ease with which he exacts his retribution, he derides to continue his vigilante assault on crime. audience ci 100 million, As the movie ends, Bronson is have to accept the responal- caught In the act by a policebility for k" man, who realizes he is the vig"My problem with the film Is ilante killer and turns his back that I think It's dangerous," on the bloodshed. said Garfield, who was attendGarfield objected to checilug a writer's workshop here. tiling th film as a "Movie of the "It's already led to a couple of Week" late this year In prime people emulating the events." time. CBS, which says the movie "I suggested they think of meets Its programs' standards, running It as a late show. of says It'll be broadcast In No- course if they rim it as a late • . ve 'xr__f)l ut e nas oeen set snow they lose advertising. "Theonlyreplylgot was full .i.•...s. L._. -- - _______ e'skty p$ible stuffing on velop.s. Send Self-addressed, stamped envelope. Edray Malls. _____ UtYVI <311 ZIS '135 $2 SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) The ai*htx 1 "Death Wish" f L p airs movie version it *111 tx1gr a _[ de - you OUR EVERY DAY SPECIAI.S BUCKET of CHICKEN BARREL of CHICKEN Famous For Good Taste For - -= --- Yard Work Wintid Sanford only 323•7455 Not ------ _________________ i 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL 1 CHOICE OF 2 Cole Slaw. Potato Salad . Biked Beans French Frks . Mashed Potatoes I Gravy 49 Wish' ' * _ Wielir Sprs Jaycui, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-t - _0 ., ," . R.gulor available on commission basis from your home. Sunday only 3V. 573 or weekly 322.5533. 'S , ?eath \ ~N . I making appoIntments, for in. home salesmen. Top hourly rate plus bonus. A position also OL CHICKEN DINNER $ Ave. NEWS - - Telephone Solicitors, experienced at EducationalChildCare for asiowas $3, weekly if you Quality. 323.$421 or 3234433. ____ rm., FORMS- For free In. NurseS: RN's & LPN'i. Aides. Aid. °"•Needed Immediately. 14 formation write to: lox fll, 6264W6. Pompano, Ph. 33061. - es ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll LPN, i to 12 shift. Geriatric petlence preferred. Apply In Free, 41437 for Cay'PWIOIh Sanford Nursing & Con. "Hothine," Adults or Teens. viheicent Center, 990 Melionvilhe 530 1 CALENDAR welcome. 1A7 _____________ Care inc. CallBart Oi'0RCE 6-Child _____ carport or HANSON SHOE SHOP "NEW LOCATiON" 104 Park Ave.. across from Atlantic Sank, Sanford & Central Florida's Iv0VR LITTLE FEE ,IGENCTN Finest Shoe RepaIrs. Courteous 1 -WE SELL SUCCES$ Day Service. we want your 20) Commercial 3233171 business. Thanks. 540 100 SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY Starlight Promenader, Square Dance Club of DeBary "Pumpkin Parade" Halloween dance, 6:30 p.m., Community Center, Shell Road. Codwnes optional. Visitor, I Call 4"4151of Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, FlorIda 32111 (2) ADAM 12 IR '2) -Ie ______ Mature adult for baby housekeeping, live In. Room, board and salary. Write Box III, tk C4 the Evening Herald. P.O. lox 1457, SiIWOrd• Fla. 33111. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help .-' PC PEWS - - pIJJy Wednesday 0 I LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT .. That's a Classified AdI For families or friends at problem inkins. ForfurtheninformatloflCail123458I UNEMPLOYED? New again If you have sincere desire and or write ambition Serious only please call Sanford Al Aran Family Group P.O. 942054 after 1p.m. or write 1010 Do* 553. Sanford, Fla. 32711. Giovanni, Deitona, Fla. 32143. FACED WITH A DRINKING sifting and GILU*CMrS ISLAND aD V GRIFFIN 8 SESAME ____ ____ 14)PAST0?SsTuoy . AL ANON 4o (F IROPEIDE (J) ALl. MY CHILDREN 12:56 '. IN YOUR FAMILY? PROBLEM esmj ROGERs _____ Live in companion for elderly lady-a. Light cooking and cleaning. Small salary. 2323553 after ö p.m. ISALCOIIOLA PROBLEM? (U BEWITCHED CL mo%TCH GAME 8 ZOOM ryj REALTY - 3:15 (J) GENERAL HOSPITAL 310 ~ W- O 1$-HiIP Wftftd - -PtrsonaIs a VILLA LEGRE NEIGHBORHOOD 12) EMERGENCY - - -- i,c 50 GRAND SLAM 12:30 CD ) THE GONG SHOW (4) (1) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 18 LOVE, AMERICAIi F'JTURA wrrr Noon The Day Before Publication 300 L ANOTHER ao CL CL rv 112110 ey: House DEADLINES T) DOCTORS CD CL CE THE GUIDING LIGHT (Ij ONE LFETO LIVE 2) (I) PEWS (4) (1) YOLWIG NC REST. LESS 18 MASON __ 6:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY __ __ CEEDOECFMOHT 410 (F MARCUS .BY MD.: Pr.d Md., below. (I) (Wed. only) AFTERsc*cot SPECIAL. a.rd &auy." S.y of a uridlvs fnIaiiW b*iman S d Sun aid a uIØNd boy. Jewel Blanch, Leigh Mcclosluy -. turn your existing lit or 2nd 1g. I II 41-4us. turn, apt. fenced . 41-Houses mortgage Into case. invqsfo 31-Houselmid Gooth $110 ma., $50 damage, III ftnkd so salting. Try us for test service. utilitIes, No deposits. 323)201 half 31R.iargefced yard .L.ksM,,,i, NEED A HOME? BARTON S. PILCHER "Get Em WhHi NEW PR10EI SIN dOWlI' via. Rent woptlon. Security 61P. anytime, Excellent location, Old 2 Story on 3 peynhiftt to qualified buyers. 3 Th Cash tO Antiques. Censfovsnen's REALTOR Reg.Mtg. Broker required. mull alter 1. SINGER to's. Co er II. 1½ barns, central heat, One ci Slfeer'sBY rn agnelle ey Hat" wanted. Hi.way 44 Auction to Touch and Sew EffIciency ii ii RR.2baffi,dinJngrsan,lrep refurbished. As low ii SimM.. GallerIes, 332-4577. 2 01`3 MR, nice Yard, water fur. Utllitiii Incl. Zig Zag machines. Assume Ofli $ILa.. 41ISa. nislisi. 2 miles from Sanford. You Can Have balancessi$ orpay$$1pgp,y Call 327.4 Is looking for veer COMFORT PLUS- DoiIi eride Mrn's only. No pets. 3321305. moj. Will take trade.ln. Singer Somebody LARRY SAXON INC., REALTOR bargain. Offer it today i the th - 1 BR., turn. a. lights, mobile hems and large corner mat. ad In 3 Mon equipped s to zigzag & make button' Classified Ads. water turn., Sanford- 3 SR Townhouse, 1½ Mature ults. NO pets. SR. 2 bath, large living room, holes. Balance Of 13101 or 10 YEAR END BA RGAIN.. 3 BR, ' bath, liv. rm., din. rm., tam. rm., 22% after 4 wit-days. family room, Central on heal, If YOU Qualify payments of $4 Call cred it bern YOU NAME IT. I BUY ITt raneand refrigerator. a real buy wsJier.dryer connections, cable Money is avaiia &, sly. ___________________ manager, 323.41 1 or ice at SANFOIDAUCTION then equipped. Assume first Want senior citizen to shar Air, carpeted. TV,pool. 1330 osr mc. 506715'2434 at 133.500. Iet I and 2 me- 4 sobsidizad SA NFORD SEWING CENTER n. ledrfrom S to 5, 305571-304 evenings mortgage, $157.51 monthly -..g sus to $ise month, _________________ housing in rai areas. NO home and expensei. Write Box 3W E. 1st St., Deenlearn pay very small d Adults. Phone 322.1110 IlL C4 Evening Herald, P.O. Pox REALTY payment, monthly payments payment to (ci than rInt. move in. No qualflg. lm. ORIENTAL RUGS *ANTEQ Got something to loll? A Classitled l37, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Rig. Real Estate Broker, 33_Houses Furnished Sanford. Adults. Modern Studio, 1 Tap prices paid, used, any condition. mediate possession, Ad will sell it f ast. 371 ,74$ Si & 2 R Unfurn, Air, carpeted, 2237155 1141124, Winter Park. M. UNSWORTH 372-077t shild etc. $55 mc. up. maoig, Country Trailer- 2 ON, 1 bath, -Get pl ty of prospec . en air. . .Ad. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY S2-AppIlanas Rig. Neal Estate Broker $125 month plus deposit. Cliff venue your product or service In Cash 322.432 103W.lst$t. MONTHLY RENTALS the CIassif led Ads. Realtor, 62)5222. Broker.322.7l7S NOW LEASIN Auoc.Jfl REFRIGERATOR Side by Side ___________________________ 33041pt373.7$ For used furniture, appliance,, AVAILABLE Day Night Sanford Court With lciMake' ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. CoIorTv,aIrCond.,Miidv tesis, etc. Boy I on '100) items pp 34-Mbjle HOIflSS QUALITY INN NORTH STOP . Larry's Mart. 233 Sanford Ave. Apartments LAKE MARYSpacious 3BR,2 BROKERS AND - A bath, lakefront hlOw 11&5R434,L000 Longwood - '. . ..r THINK WASHER, parts, CLASSIFIED beautiful FIREPLACE. For ma l Miller Road, near Lake Jessup2 ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE Nigbfs.....73*7 service, used machines 3301 S. Sanford Ave. WEL.AK* lO-Sp & Trade APARTMENTS hRturn. Adults. SSOdep. sl2Smo. _________________ dining, country kitchen, 1½ acres WOULDN'T BE ANY, - .. 00NEVAPPLIANcEsm.Q!L 323-1537, of privacy. sss.soo. 114W.lstu. ___________________________ 0 New modith sfl Isry I & 2 BALL REALTY 323Ci WE TAKE TRADES bedroom *5. and Completely WANTED! SELLERS. 1 Ii lV wide, furnl. AC, Ad. 3 OR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, LA KE MARY- Sparking S31--TV-Radio- Stem furnished studio apartments. 2BUYERS DEALERS 3 BR, 1½ Rep. Real Estate $110 per me. 333 Central heat & air, large fenced Unturn, I I turn. Stove & bath home with Florida rm., in. Empty your Cnvenlmnsty located & beautifully SA LES - RENTAU garageplus refrigerator yard, large warkshpp, turn. 5110 to $125 mo. metal CS RADIOS landscaped. side laundry, central heat & air, landsca ped. Abundant storage Make $01 and have fun swapping IllW.IstSt.,5ljj'd 1 ae*ooqn mobile home. NO 104 Park Ave. Cail Orlando 255. klg3231X.. 133.710. FHA. FANTASTIC SALE 322-SIll or 322-2757 after Hrs. (Including attic) and "GE Energy 5371. toot Bring your articles to $110 er month. Midland CS Radio with antenna, se Movleiavet Drive-in Theatre Swap Efficiency Path...". From hat. Phon,S30.a. ____________________ or 10 a month. CS CITY, nss Shop-Flea Market, SOuth 17.52, 3 BR, I bath, red brick. Must sell. - Ft Gene Call 3333I01 between S $ 5:30. Clean f urnished 1st floor, apt. Orlando Ave., Winter Park . (Neat every Sunday,S am. to 5 p.m. NO Wilting to talk terms. s*oco. Private entrance. Adults only. !!33 to Anderson's Restaurant), R2ALTOR S Looking for a lob? The Classified Phone 323 1102. CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. _________________________ Is 1004 Palmetto, Sanford. __________________ REAL ESTATE Sanford- 2 BR, CS, air, sa'e' Ads will help you find that lob. Phone 3221214, 7 p.m. to p.m. Realtor 3227iie porch, double lot, fruit & :area oak any night. 43-LotAcreig 54-Garage Sales . trees, nice neighborhood. iEDp.FTu_ ple 31Aliple*es Furn __________________ 2.1 block, country kitchen, screened *2.000 dii., about 5140 mo. Owner -. Unfurn., Wooded, Home 7S-Recrea5k,, Vehicles 6 size lots. porch, large lot, ewner holding, will finance. 2032 Jefferson Ave. Mtfphy, N. C. Area-13 acres, MOVING SALE RIDOEW00D VILLAGE. $1,000 dn., $150 me. 513.500. 343. Unfurnhshed, twoe*oom Security 322-1371 days, S01-I17.S3 after , bordering 3721,' beautiful trout l VMobllotraiier,older model. ' op CALL HALL TO SEE FumIte Denoslt. Adults Preferred. streom. $I,00Q equity assume washer, tools, quilts huncino camp. S15 i3so df 304 SATSUMA DRIVEcraft. iota LOCH ARBOR.- By CWner-35p, U_____ BATEIA :,,tj_Ty or 321-7513 .... mor'.t tr $17,000 for 3 years v5sanold Items uba cear. 372 late, a.m.. p cheery, 3 BR. 2 hth, 27' fam i ly BAMBOO CO.' 2 bOth, dining im., we carpet, OCtObtf 'h 322 4610. . APIS Lake Rep. Real E'o, Broker 4iifw-n duplex, 24th St.. is, O$WV. cent. 140*. double garage Mimic Drive Park Ridge perfect for entertaining, With Sub. One & 2 Sedroom apartments, 31325. SanfOrdAve Choice school aea. tii,,0. last me. plus $30 dip. After 3, call workshop, large lot, citrus trees. division off Lake Mary Blvd.) 323 Oeen-.. S Acres, *S.250; 10 acres, 32l.075 furnished o unfurnished. N ewly eves. 322.7113 Price 323.3411. -Must Sacrifice 1573 Streamlin,,jI reduced. 332.7511 1503. 115,000, Surveyed. Free title in- redecorated. ft. Grepory Mobile Homes, 10 3OSSAISUMADRlVE_Affble, surance. Broke, 6210171. Blvd., Sanford, 373-1 57 apt-, kit, equip., A-C, carpeted. Immaculate 3 OR, Orlando Drive. 373-SIX 3 OR , Zbath, family rm., inspect & LOflQwood_ByOwopp uni,y 2 bath with many extras. Mus t i. Adults. No pets. p3.322-2251 WIfor income. Attractive 55 Boats & Accessories 3 OR home Lot. 12,000 sq. ft., Loch Arbor on make offer. Immediate oc. to appreciate, Call 3371531. dys after 4, In ox Ii 31-Apai.g, Furnished area. Large SCreened cupancy. $26,900 Crystal view South. 323)544. 77- Autos Wanted ' .Patio, pool, privacy fence and le' Giaspar, 75 HP Evini-ude & sIPOrate2apart,n,n$ rental j Trailer, 2141 ELM AVE.- Comfortable 4 W. GARNETT WHITE Trailer, $500, 3fl143s, 32-Houses Unfurnished SAN MO PARK. 1, 2, 3 , Concrete block constructm. Call Pro;t;j to trailer apts. Adult & family park. -_..._ BR, 2 bath, family rm., spice BUYJUNKCARSfF,InOIOJnf. Rig. Real Estate Broker 131.7201, ROBSON MA RINE galore. $25 500 Call 322-1124 a fter 1 p.m. Weekly. 3513 Hwy .11, 2503 SO Grove JOHN KRIDER,AS C. Druve ______________________ 17-52, Sanford. 2121 Hwy 1742 107W. Commercial Bath,FamlIyRm. Sanford- 2 OR, older frame, deep 322-"dl ____________________ MORE CASH _Pone 3fl-7$5, Sanford $113. Info. Inwlndes, lot, extra good gar n. Citrus & : __ Harold Hall REALTORS BEDROOM APARTMENT 207 2Ol2Sthst Shade trees. 3234M. For WreckedorJunk: -. listing Furnished service °0 3 BR,3barn,cenT. CENTRALLY LOCATED-. Like REALTOR,MLS 59-Musical Wiarchandise A i interested? Cars & Trucks -. carpet. sl$Smo, lit 0 last. new 3 BR, 2 bath, 3-car garage, Class ified Ads will always give you - 2)C0Mellonviile Ave. 323-5774 Anytime $307744 ___________________________ more central heat and air, we carpet, . Much , Much More than Store Building, flh and Cypress, Christmas Gift- Bradford organ, My yea r thru 1974 models. 7 dlI,s , ex pect. LavOly 3 BR, Sanford, 2 ap$s. upstairi, small continuous clean oven, dish. double keyboard, has S voIces, 4½ - week . Call collect, 541.2131. Immaculate i BR, 2 bath, carpeted, 7 bath, central heajj' Washer, rods and eneva house. Rented, 111.500. drapes, years old. Originally $700, now This ____________________________ garage, fenced yard. $113 month, air, family rm., garage, large home is immaculate inside and $210. Call Orlando $555173. fenced yard, separate studio, Gardens 71-Mutercycles _____________________ T out. 133.100. Hal Colbett Realty PIan & Electronic Organs ,000 equity & assume loan ___________________________ with DYN $32,000, It AM IC PROPERTIES Luxury Patio Apartments Winter Springs- 3 BR. excellent automatic rhythm section. Liberal 323.7832 MOtOrcycle Insurance condition. mm. lease I mos. 521$ , S. V. Hardwick., Broker trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano S. BLAIR AGENCY EVES No Pets. 322-ISV or 3220412 Deltona. III ldJ Near school. __________________ ____________________________ Studio, 1,2,3 JOHNNY WALKER Organ Sales 0 Western Auto, 301 ________________ m'zbooi'm.nio _______________ I. BodroomApti. 'N Clu-s St., 322-2235. Casselberry, let's talk turkey. i Rig. Real Estate Broker ay )BR.2bath garage, waSh,ei dryer. VA RE-SALES * Quiet, One Story fully Carpeted, Sprinkle s ystem, Building 24'xlO'. See to ap. -General Contractor 0--Autos for Sale . Stenstrom preciate. 531.3335, kitchen Equipped 10 mm. f ro m 1,1& Altamonte Mali. 322-6157 60-Office Supplies All sizes, all prices, law, low down. CITY- 1020 Bay Ave. 3 BR, 1½ __________________________ ____________ 'iS Dodge Van. ft.booliIu.j....a Adult-Family Fum.orunfu,n$2jJmo)fl,., Cheaper than rent. You don'? have bath, conveniently located and TAFFER REALTYPS, Am.FM,,West Coast mirrors, to be a veteran. Call today, 47-Real Estate Yinted fenced. BPP 12 month warranty, - Rep. Real Estate Broker On. Bedroom tfJ Office Furniture deluxe sea ts, floQr & carpet, 22,000 $33,3 I100E.71hSt. CRANKCON'STREALTY ml. 13,100 or best offer. Call 4. 332-4433 3 to'S Family Ren tal Units want From Wood or steel deiks, executive desk REALTORS_.U0.l $201 after 5 p.m. PrlvateBu ye r ST.JOHNSRIVER_unlqueIBR,I S. chairs, secretarial desks S. Eves, 333-3siS PhOfl.349$5V chairs, straight chairs, filing bath executive pool home. Has it Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. __________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION , all. Fronts on river a cabinets, as is. Cash fld carry. canal. RIVERVIEW AVE.- 3 BR, 2 bath, 2324 Park Dr. ty 92, I mile west of Speedway. a 322-2111 1505 W. 25th St. Fenced. Kitch en NOLLS equipped, 14 c Ready en tral heat & air, wall-to-wail to move Realtor MerChaBdig. Daytona Beach will hold a public After Hours: t; in. Call for details, Casselberry, 1792, 530-1204 _ carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced 322-5354 322.355) AUTO AUCTION every Saturday 2220645 - Sanford, yard, -Own*r re-locatIng. 131.250. night at 7:30. It', the only ons in SUNLAND ESTATES214 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath 62-Lawn.Ga Florida. You set the reserved so-_i ilaous for Sale _________________________ Flamingo, Lovely 4 OR, 2 bath homes. Under *23.000 with ,, _______________________ e les* PINECREST_4BR,3ba1h.on3big with spacious ________________ Price. No charge other than'$3 322.2090 dT) than *73Q lots. Lots of extras, including pool family room, ww down. Government 3113-11470 or 131-9777 registration fee unless vehicle Is NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES carpet, drapes, split floor plan. Guaranteci reconditioned auto S. income producing trailer on funding, By builder, 5.l649 sold. Call 042S5-$3)) for further _____________________________________________________ Professionally Managed Woodruff 's Garden Center Today only $30,000. Equal Housing Opportunity back lot. *10.500. Terms available. batteries, $17.93 exchange, 9s; details. . 601 Celery Ave REEL'S BODY SHOP. 110, ________________________ CiTY-210OParkAve.erIght in Cd Ave. - IIPM Jeep, 321 engine, _______________________________________________ BR, li's aexJ'. I wheel dr,e. daLighJed.wIth bath, cen tral hict 0 air, this extra GO, I 64-Equipment for Rent Call 373-7510 from; to 5: 30 week. car. clean 3 BR, 1 bath home on xtra Derr.MEtCM41 Mi,T5 - °.i polling, kitchen equipped, Florida days, ask for Dick Lacy. large lot. Just ui,soo. Grill; Fryer; Cash Register; rm., utility shed, washer & dryer Ren t Blue Luster Electric Carpet Steam Table; Other items. 32 Included. Only 521.300. Terms, Shampooer for only $1.30 per day. Lease a Datsun including Z cars aro SAN LANTA- 121 Rosalie Drive. 2110. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES 3 BR, trucks. For intormahioj call pill CARROLL'S FURNITURE This 3 OR. I bath home Is in I", bath, Central heat & air, kitRay or Jack Mink, 131-1315. WILSON fantastic MAtER condition FURNITURE then equipped, fenced yard, half AC cable, with central HBUY-SELL-TRADE patio and CL fence. block from Golf Course. Reduced &5--Pets-Supplies ii LIST MAKE PAYMENTS.- '72 4 nd 311 315E. First st. Compare this today. Only ______ 322-3422 ________________________ $2,500 to 122.500. Check this ;Fr-If '73 Models, Call 3235510 or 534-•_-'•' 460S Deal . er Doberman Puppies, AKC, 11 50. kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. 500 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's LAKE MARY- 153 William Road. Termsavailable This OR. 2 bath home has lots of Counter tons Sinks. Installation Special.] BR. 1 bath, 2 story home ISlOoatsun station wagon : 34s-5o. trees and shrubs, new roof, available. Bud Cabell. 3fl 5032 I n nice neighborhood . Owner $450 as Is sprinkler s ys anytime £4 Bedroom tem and more. BPP on Toy Collie Sheltie. female, I m ths an xious to sell. $12,300. 323-3954 12 month warranty. $39 :-_ __ 700. Bath old, has all shots Make offer. M. QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES VETERANS.-. We have a few 0310 after 4 p.m. Models Pontiac Ventura, PS, PB, ut, Call Sanford sSates Leader - SiHOusehokiGontis I19 homes left. No money down It you radio, vinyl top, good conditn, Central Heating and Air Conditioning 3 mo 1*30. Call 3234397, " 0 Quality. 3 SR. 2 bath, kitchen , old male toy Poodle, black, Nearly new twin size trund le bed Carpeting equipped, central heat & air, 163; I mo. old toy dachshund, 550; S.drawer dresser, $15. Phon ,71 Buick Electra, excel. cond. with male, re 543. 322 0011. carpeted. From *22.000. ANYTIME 331 0570. tuhI*séhttSlS,t __ ill power Options. Metallic gr4en ..-a. _______________________ with vinyl top. Clean Cloth In. ft H. Stemper-Reabr 68-WanW to Buy VVe sell our trade. in furniture at low I War, I owner $1195 or best offer. REALTORS pric es. Good selection, 2563 PARK -42-310g. 1919S. French 322.1911 ____________ 7. -____ - COUPITRYFURN DISTRIBUTOf1S Eves.3fl-li9;33211143321954 I 1913 Olds Cutlass $ We Buy Furniture Longwood area. Let's talk turkey, 3 Factory air, PS, pg. $2,000 323 $322 SRIo I ml. East 1 BR. 2½ bath brick. Huge lot. In DAVE'S 339 6.416 Phone 141-1105 -the ' $3) CONSTRUC11ON hc ______ 'I 211 W. 251h Sanford, Fla. j[ ,....., Builder's own 3 or 4 BR. 2½ batt Priced below reproduction costi For Appointrn 561.500. Jenny Clark Realty, 3Z Call 305.327.3103 - - Your 1 thru S times ... ..... 41c a tine thru 23 times ...31ca line 21times ......... ....24ca line 02.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Lin.s Minimum HOURS ___ Afternoon 32-Houses (MIUrRISIISd - RATES 200 () 0,000 PYRAMID,Pr.in*ed Md., - 1:30 p.m. (4) HAPPY DAYS (R) t160 • PAUL HARVEY CC" ME..RY 11:56 (4)CLSOSSPEWS a' __________ Furnls - -___ Sunday-Noon Friday IbP•AL 1110 (2) () SflAERS (4) (1) L OF LIFE 18 LOVE, AMERICAN ___ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. iiipsf ad orwasno a wall '2) ( TODAY (L i at 725 aid 625). 18 POPEVE NC FRIENDS CT) 8 SE 811tr - 322-2611 __ ___ (U u NEIGHBOR 6:45 CL LOCAL PEWS (ID j 1o00 Orlando -Winter Pork ' ___ alled Tigress - ALWII ) Seminole I)NEW (F RYNfS HOPE 130 ' GD CL AS THE WORLD TURNS (I) FAMILY FEUD: PreP1I,J Md.. bIb.. (F (Md. any) RONA LOCKS AT TV t IbeSairsk HoIyod AinrW '*11, U W of TV@ most IWia ve I uJsiia i Gaw U. iia, it(SEW) I ______ ______ ISACNCIDATETOO 7 LY 6:10 27-Inve,tm,nt qwwwitift 31-Ai*rtm.w CLASSIFIED ADS - Heater Cleaning REMEMBER All brands of l hellert (Iejfled and serviced Call Ralph at 313 3911 after 3 p.m. Let a Classified Ad help YOU (md mor e room for Storage, Classified Ad find buyers fast. - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldoz i ng, E x cavating. Ditch work Fill dirt, top Soil 372 13 HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Lite Cleari ng. Mowing. Discing, Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock, Sand. Backrio, Loader, Ph 3225127. Garage sates are In season. Tell the people about it with i Clauifnt Ad in the Herald, 3227611. $31 " . Landscaping & - Lawn Care EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing. E.tvn. Trmmng Free Estimates Phone 31i 179; WO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That'sA Fact! Cl assified Adt Gets Results And Ihit't A Fact Too! - - - Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINIcLERSYSTEMS All lypet and tileS We repair and service STINE MACHINES. SUPPLY CO '07W 2nd 5t 332447 WXT5rrr-YOUR HOME? Buying a new home' MOving to an apar,ment - Get Some action With Herj classified ad Well bet; you write .w .d thal * 11 br n last Saie,. CALL 337 26U BUILDER-DEVELOPER To List Your Business ... DjaI 322-2611 or 831-9993 �'.0 4 -p - ftrd. PR. ê!!iTSl1SI14111111, T..y.Oddw i 33fE L OLDURN !" 2 12 VI. SCOTCH70r. 9 I . JACQUIN'S N° VODkA OF 0 - Clan L. MaCqr** suu S - 12 TI. KY, IlL 6"h Year, No. 56--Wednesday, October 27,, 1976 OLD i STH BLACK VELVET - CANADIAN MindReading... 3amlv QT. STANLEY DICK WILLIAMS: And MR. ED. M&M JACQUIN NM um 41W IINTWcKY MINN in my SID VIHLEN: next cartoon. WNSNAN n. A.69 KY. VODKA 4' 4 411. 8 40T ByEDPRICXErr Herald Staff Writer tItttf; GRANT'S 97 R ISM SCOTCH GOOD SAT.. OCT. X W/COUPON PASSPORT 4 SCOTCH 041111411 62.95 CASE mm WISER'S 10 YEAR KIJAFA UN CASE S_'IN4TUWS(fly Proof 40% KY LDO6° eam susans uui. BLEND 8 YRE, JUAN ISTIIAN 49 99 STN - " ,.,, SE BLMC DE 499 4.99 4.99 5.39 5.99 5.99 5.99 13.50 WINE PATRON S C-d'() IOO(AUz ioo.wy ,j 44q 2302 1... NIERSTEINER ANJOU ROSE 74 VINT. 2.49 MOSELALUNCHEN 2.99 COTES DU RHONE 73 VIM. MEDOC 13 VINT. 2.99 BERNXASTUER 3.29 2.99 PIESPORTER MICHELBERG JOHANNISBERGEA Z(UER SCHWARZE kATZ 3.29 LAMIRUSCO 3.49 ITALIAN LA IIU.A LAMBRUSCO 2.69 349 ST. EMILION 73 VINT. POUILLY FUISSE '73 yiN. 3.49 4.99 SAUTERNE 73 VINT. 4.99 CHATEAuI(u '73 VINT. PflUMLRn 11 UlliT 5.99 Im me 349 -.3.20 . VALPOLICELLA so CHIANTI 2.99 ITALIAN 2.99 MIX ANY 2.99 12 '01 17.1$ . ICRIUNULO I 49 • VODKA • GIN _ BURGUNDy1475 E CHABLIS CASE 4 ABC PORT. SHERRY WHITE PORT CREAM OR DRY SHERRY MUSCATEL I BURGUNDY. BARERONE GUAST CHIANTI . CLARET. RHINE VIII ROSE . SAUTERNE VINO DA PRANZO CHABLIS . ROSE CHABLIS ROSE BURGUND Y . ORENACHE ROSE 1Q ' OF GALLON 1, . a 4.YY GALLON • uuac AUL PORT • SHERRY WHITE PORT .Musc CASE DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 15.50 GOLD SEAL CASE " CASE OF 4 GALLON 4.29 99 CASE 0F4 GALLON 599 CASE OFI GALLON SAUTERNE ABC 21.15 PINK CHABLIS • SAUTERNE BURGUNDY CHIANTI .NOSL ALMADEN LNA$LIS.BURGUNOY CLARIT.SAUIERRE CASE 13.30 CASE 21.15 279 379 2e29 389 MAN - CARDOU.E DRY VERMOUTH BLUE LABEL UEBFRAUMILCH Y1MAY US8OA ROSE POSTUGAL GOLD SEAL CATAWBA astiant 1 /2 PRICE SALE!! TEQUILA CQCKTAIL MT. 51*71 w*aio.ws 2.29 3.69 2402. CHAT. PETRUS CHAT. CHEVA!. BLANC r - ,, CHAT. LASCOMBES 1$I 'ui' ii Inhltalrñr I.1UI. LP. LUUTitl1 11 CHAT. RIPEAIJ 2.39 .oz 11 CHAT. LA CROIX 2.29 2302. 13 CHAT. BOUTET 1.99 zioi. 73 CHAT. IJMBERLAY 1.19 1.79 1.79 2.19 2.19 2.29 2.29 3.09 3.49 4 99 49 t' C By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer It sounded li ke a dreamcorne..true for the Lake Howell High violated county school policy. Layer's administrative assistant, Ralph Ray, said he was unaware of the Lake Howell choir problem, but quot ed a section of the county school policy which prohibits groups from perUcipating in events "in furtherance of any partisan Interest." At Lake Howell High School, meanwhile, Mrs. York said the choir would still have "somewhere to go" today. Mrs. York said the group would journey to OriauaInto make a - - "mw -. -'----s------ - - . See king C 7 Frnn campaign trail. Mondale called on Ford to repudiate Dole' suggestion that World War because of the Democratic party. And Dole later backed away from his characterization of World War II as a "Democrat ar. An aide sa id Dole backed o cause 0 widespread adverse reaction to his cornments. Some Republicans have been hoping to use Carter's Playboy interview against him. Playboy executives, obviously irritated at GOP barbs being thrown at the magazine, Issued a statement Tuesday saying the White House had first suggested that the publication do a Ford interview. G. Barry Golson, Playboy assistant See THE PRESIDENT, Page!. A Today - Aroundthe Clock ........4-A Ambulance Applicant Sued By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer Bridge ...............S.D Calendar ........ .... .....8-A Comles ...... ............. S.D Crossword .. ............. S.D Editorial .... ............. 4-A Dear Abby ................1.8 Dr. Lamb .......... ......S.D Horoscope ... .............S.D Hospital . .................. 8-A Obituaries ........... ..... 8-A Sports ............... ...1-4-B Television ................. 7-A Weather ................8-A Women ..................1-B An applicant for an exclusive ambulance franchise in Seminole County said today that a lawsuit filed against him in circuit court by a New York state leasing firm has nothing to do with his local ambulance company. Paumanock Leasing Services Inc., of Bethpage, N.Y., filed the lawsuit this week against Bernard Fidelo seeking enforcement of a $56,706 civil judgment granted against Fidelo, B and D Ambulance and Oxygen Service Corp. and Aida Ambulance Service Corp. by a Nassau County, N.Y., court In January. Attorneys for Paumanock Leasing weren't available in New York to comment on the local civil action. Fidelo, contacted at his Casselberry residence, said the New York lawsilt concecned equipment leased by B and D Ambulance, of which he was once tre er. Fidelo sai the Band D firm "went out of business. When everybody left, I stood there because I lived there." He said the equipment was returned to the leasing firm. Fidelo said he hasn't been served with legal papers on the local lawsuit filed by the New York firm. "But I'm definitely not worried about it," he said. "I don't believe it has anything to do with the company here, Alda Enterprises Inc." Fidelo said he formed Aida in New York state but didn't license the firm there. "It was to start when I purchased an ambulance to iring it out here to start the operation." He said Alda Enterprises Inc. was incorporated in Florida in July. Fidelo's Sept. 9 application to Seminole County for the exSee AMBULANCE, Page 2-A --.-.--. Fri : Owl Vs PT. wa'aI:ImI1t1:(s1':ag;ii1'14'1..j111 1.99 240?. J.99 5TH REG. 98c MONTEZUMA CHAT. LAFITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAul *ORION 1.59 DUAnT1II POCAU eurnnv OTNIUAU$i1 ,flflfl Sm VINEYARDS (ST. 1825 Warmed Up, But... All School choir. According to Mrs. Mardy York, Lake Howell choral director, teenagers. n& she had learned Monday night that a group was needed to perform county commission to revoke at a reception for Mrs. Robert Dole, wife of the Republican viceHot Foot's occupational licenae. presidential candidate. ntiu, The reception for Mr D9le $d'4 are .t breaking bottles; they're World Inn, In Orlando. tion. The tap' ll serve as an audition for [ak Word organiza smoking : marijuana and _ After hours of rehearsal Tuesday, which Mrs. York termed Howell, which may be tapped 11 participate in Walt Disnj breaking windows," Fletcher "very productive," the choir seemed ready. But when Mrs. York World's Christmas "Candlelight Parade." said. informed Lake Howell Principal Richard Evans of her plans, it all Mrs. York said the group hoped its performance at the ' Licenses for a Hot Foots in fell apart. rece pt ion for Mrs. Dole would bring much-needed publicity. The Sanford and one in Orlando "He said we couldn't do It," Mrs. York recall ed, "beca use It 48-member choir, along wi th the red of the school's entire music were recently revoked alter would violate some county school nnlirv" ••• a rJ (rpdnment, is currently engaged in a fund-raising effo rt for a similar instances were at those Mrs. York said Evans told her the bad news Tuesday afternoon, trip to Ezrope this summer. locations. The Hot Foot's "Everyone was very upset and disappointed," Mrs. York "should be ashamed of himself" for all Mrs. York said the trip, which will cost 1780 per student, will owing amusement centers are said, adding that she had spent much of Monday evening it to be distributed, last 16 days. Lake Howell's band, drill team, and some majorettes favorites with youngsters, telephoning the student's parents about the event, And Carter said if he is elected he will because they provide foosball are scheduled to be included in the journey. "Every one of the parents were for it," she said. Immediately start working "to restore a and pinball machines. About the disappointment surrounding the Dole reception, Seminole School Superintendent William P. Layer confirmed sense of cooperation between the president Mrs. York- was philosophical: Jim Shaw, owner of the Fern today that the group's participating in the reception would have and the members of Congress." "I guess it was just a lack of communication," she said. Park Hot Foots, asked for a 60Both the vice presidential candidates, day moratorium until he can i Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale and ' ' ount t" y ' See HOT FOOlS Page 2-A Republican Sen. Bob Dole, were also on the Ford, Or Did Although the White Ho use once expressed interest in setting up a Playboy interview for President Ford, presidential aides say Ford never really intended to appear in the magazine and that Play boy executives were just being given the run-around. Ford has been trying to staple Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter to the wall for grant ing an Interview to Play boy, but executives of the Chicago-based magazine say Ford at one t im e was eager for the magazine to interview him. Both Fo rd and Carter spent Tuesday campaigning in the Chicago area, underlining o their concern about the Importance of th e Illinois vote to the outcome of next Tuesday's balloting. Ford spent th e day criticizing Carter's foreign po licy proposals. And he said in a broadcast political advertisement that his administration differs from that of Richard Nixon because "there's no dictatorial authority" under Ford. Carter defended his foreign policy plans and expr essed indigna tion at a pamphl et '1 being distri but ed by the Ford campaign co mmittee. The pamphlet , titled "Heartland," ridicules Ca rter, who said Ford Is by Ilca Wills) Politics Thwarts Choir '2nd Attorney Needed,' Page TA %~N Bunny -Beckà n By The Associated Press (HraId i 2.49 24 0?. OS AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH 5wiT 0* BURGUNDY-ROSE C -_-n--- 1.99 DUFF GORDON SHERRIES MI-S TTflS 3099 ' IANSU • MAISARITA • MACISO . IN WINERY CHIANTI. PINK CHABLIS SAUTERINE . VIN ROSE . , SANGRIA FROM SPAIN POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL PINK CHABLIS IS. BURGUNDY. ROSE CASE SAUTERNE. CHIANTI. CLAN ETOF GALLON BURGUNDY 44. U 3•97 JABOULET VERCHERRE ABC SAN MARTIN SEBASTIAN! 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Be e Cl 59.75 KY. 5TH QUEEN ANNE scorns 61.95 6.11 %OT. 5TH 94° LONDON TOWER GIN 47.75 ) V&A WA 5Th VODKA.GIN.RUM ii 3195 UBOILNu OsuMsuit 7.11 ins 1i1Imr4'i4rj 5TH GORDON GIN --i CAMAN 49.95 ENTHE.CACAO.BANANA I 5TH W1UR'SlO YR. I 7114 CKBERRY 5Th JACK DANIELS uuco 77.95 PS-SLOE 5Th ST. LEGER SCOTCH 55.95 46OT. Any C-DOMAINE 2,9 94,3 BLACK & WHITE $cOTcN 65.10 DISTiLLED AND ShRuB IN SCOTLAND 5 a1LU1%;n - .o 80°_TEQUILA CHEVY 0YALE V ,5" 9 69 6000 SAL OCT. 30W/COUPON CANADIAN597716 - - __ \0 - Smoking marijuana, occasional nighttime sex in campers and rowdies breaking beer bottles was how a Fern Park tavern owner Tuesday described actions of 12-to-14 year..olds who regularly attend a favorite county spot called The Hot Fools Teenage Center on U.S. 1742. On one occasion, says Ed Fletcher, one youth dabbed a second youngster with a broken beer bottle. Then, Fletcher told Seminole County Cornm1ioners, the wounded youth staggered In front of his pub the Pitcher House Tavern and collapsed. Fletcher presented commissioners with seven letters that claim more than $1,000 In damages resulting from fl) 1 9.-- OMISA By MIX ANY 12 QYS. me to kick around anymore,.. S foe S(OTcN"MUM 9 ____ and Itry.., Park Residents LOIPOIS SlY5 BOND They won't have ...At The Commission "i Want Hangout Shut JD 7 9 .94° GIN 8 PINUT I try, and itry, " no 44 w. OT. 549 MIKE HATTAWAY: I?. BOURBON PUIITO RICO' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents IARE AuIu4c PAWUAC IIDS*AVIS poso $7 lM1LiO MMGAUI wNuti iuv st IMlusa siasoso,su 12.49 Ii 15.95 14.95 11.95 10.49 .'; . • 1.99 - l :349 '; 4.g ii 49 ,, H 3.99 ,f . H ITS 124.90 • u 5...0 149.50 119.50 104.90 tA ' 83.95 38.95 49.90 - - rr Q 4,9,, ç 42.95 44.95 It CIUMAXII 14 ZEUER SCHWARZE K1I11 ClAMANT TORRES ROSADO s'*i* 12 CHAT. CA0$LL.AC GOLD SEAL $40 SO*ouuz N.Y. 11*71 MINIMA AM sunaueot.s.wrwus.m. CHAT. PALMER MASGAUX 3.49 HO? 1.99 z.o, 3.99 240? 1.99 1.99 24.70? CHAT. LYNCH BAGES CHAT. GISCOURS CHAT. TROTTEVIELLE CHAT. BATALLEY CHAT. SIMARO CHAT PHELAN SEGUR PAUlL MAACAUR 51 nueiAc s (Mit0 SI ISI(p 995 995 9.95 995 449 515 J J, I 109.50 115.00 i15.00 109.50 4995 72.90 ' ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED (- John Glenn Smith, 18, DeLand, died instantly early today when his. auto drifted across the center line and collided head-on with an oncoming Greyhound bus on U.S. 17-92 west of Sanford near 1-4, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. The crash sent the Jacksonville-toWest Palm Beach bus, driven by Earl I. Simmons, 32, of Pompano Beach, careening into a ditch, officers said, and two of the four passengers on the bus were treated for minor Injuries and released froni Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford. Seminole Sheriff's deputies assisted state troopers at the wreck scene as county tire department (Hgfdld Photo by Torn Vnc,nV) rescue crewmen cut the wrecked auto apart to free the both of the dead driver. Deputies said a truck driver, follo w ing the southbound bus, used his ('B radio to alert the sheriff's office to the 3:30 a.m. colllsion. � 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, October 26, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 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>, October 26, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1aa090a1cc44695806c00447bdac061c.pdf 80eecd7dd1bbaf5ab3941b78fa87f38e PDF Text Text ]Evenin L 6h Year, No. 56--Monday, October 25, 1916 1111eridirl Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents k IJ "HowTh Not AH Forest CIOty Cou le mits ing Home to to - Gurney P fig will phi Down W W*ins Ke Roun A ByBOBLLOYD Heraldlitall[Writer C N ING CASUALTY EN%UrAANr_G oI a Z7I J '' L' .. j ' I tL agreed charges soliciting icy. °: and The neatly dressed couple didn't reveal details of the I to m • D -.•-1\y - On Scratch r I ' 'S.1 o ed The I tt LOS ALTOS, Calif. (AP) Do the sometimes beastly costs of melcareforcats and dogs have youclimbjng a tree? A program called Medi-Pet Is offering health insurance for animals. Medi-Pet is available now only to pet owners in six counties in the San Francisco Bay area. B Paul E. Murray, the man who created It, predicts It eventually ll offered nationwide "My dream is tobe able l.expandftaroundworid," Murray declared In an interview. He said the program has been In existence about a year and has more than a wi —. ____ - . - "I & • " r 6' •• 9 _______ 5 Z g — — • • F. E. . • ' " b + + JiU as . - P' • lnsuranceisavailableonlytocatsanddogsbetweenthe ages of 16 months and 7 years. Murray said the older and younger pets aren't accepted because they are more ___ •. • .- .• •.; •... -• w ., • • • .• 0 •• - .••-I ,, covered by the There can be additional costs. For example, if an animal requires surgery, the owner Is billed $4 Routine Roo Er - R fl r __ . . • -: • EIC '' _ C50 ' — I 6' lo~ "For example, one of our members owns a St. Bernard who had all four legs broken when it was hit by a bus,,, said Murray, a former Bank of America vice president. "The cost of the dog's treatment was $80, and it was fully 2' — - • F as to __4 • vulnerable to disease. For one pet, the owner pays a $68 annual premium, but the cost per pet is lower if more than one animal is covered. If the insured pet Is injured or gets sick, its owner can take it to one of to 30 affiliated veterinary hospitals In the area. •• a .2 z0 _____ Pr W 9 . — 2 a a , • Wo o M I ''u1 Z I - M 6' ' .° • g :•, ,z4 . '<a -1J. ' .. . , 4 • ._+) 9090-1 C11 Men) e ::. :- 0 — B + I. I< & ~ — . C •: & - a is ______ ______________________ -, C1J Ill 0 -( -I •' . 2 -2 _____________________ m • - till _____ I ______ 1, • 14 L •1 Is '8 - -.• • E . g I- See COUPLE, Page 3A The Seminole County Commission has After cornmissioners voted to switch to an in-house legal department, Freeman in- picture on trade restrictions imposed by A Ja pan a nd what i says a urea, Ot world trade agreements by the Common Market E I products are con0 V fut ure is mixed," he continued. Restrictive action by the Euro pe Common , Ja pan and Aust ra,. lia uiuuig ,. we pas, t season dampens U.S. trade prospects En both . . fresh citrus and citrus lulces• The nearterm '. • , _• ____ •1 ' - :C outlookor ______ I 0 0 Senior High School student and her charming cowl of four runnerup are featured on Page 1-8, Women's Section. ports i3also clouded by continuing increases in Brazil's orange production." U.S. producers have a record 1976-77 citrus Crop to market, according to the latest USDA estimates. The article also said that the Common Market has sharply reduced tariffs to favor keeping U.S. trade balances healthy but also primary y •U.S. ces to keep farmers ng adequate supplies for home consumption. The article by Edwin Bauer said, "U.S. citrus exports in 1975-76 may be headed past last season's record of $245 million worth of fresh citrus and $76 million of citrus juice, largely because of greater shipments to Europe of grapefruit and summer oranges, countries are the only beneficiaries, Bauer wrote, "the most-favored-nation principle of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GA17) has been breached." with more modest gains for lemons. "Outlook for U.S. citrus exports in the near has stabilized its imports for the time being, Bauer said. Its waddng Mediterranean and Middle Eastern citrus growers over U.S. exporters. Smce those 4-A 4-B 5-A • 4-B Crossword Editorial RK Japan is the No. 1 market for U.S. lemons Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics 4-A THE Dear Abby .................I-B U118 Dr. I.Amb ..................4-B Horoscope .... ........ ...4-11 Obituaries wo and grapefruit. While grapefruit shipments to Europe have been the market leader, Japan 5_A Sports . ..................6-7-A Televisl' Weather Womeu 5-A .......... • • 1-B Nation n Hi"s Ca$kets ` i., . ,• O • • dicated he would not be interested in the new BYEDPRICKETr Newsweek magazine, and of fancy linen Herald Sf Writer MONEYSWORTh strong fiberglass bottom inside consumer newsletter. position, which commissioners agreed last week would cost Seminole County about A Seminole Co unty man has developed a system for .'- $77,000 yearly. However, decisions now must displaying the deceased in an 0173ilk over a the bottomles3casket. After the John Floren, 39, a viewing and services are businessman who Lives near complete, the catafalque is Chuluota in Southwest removed. leaving the inner silk designed the or linen shell around the body. linen or silk for half the cost of a catafalque to provide an A fiber glass cover is placed normal funeral and burial alternative to what he calls the over the shell, fitted onto the be made as to how much legal work can be "famed to ftrmsspecializthg En certain ornate device lined with f ancy Seminole, areas and how much legal work can be ac- complished in-house. Also, the county still Is seeking a today. Hattaway's term expires Nov. 14, and the Democratic chairman lost his re-election replacement for the Tampa firm of Alley, and the whole thing can be rapid!) rising cost of death fiberglass bottom and sealed recycled. Floren's business interests with epoxy, creating a strong, Alley& Blue, lawyers who provided expertise in labor. Together, Freeman's law firm and plan by its innovator — the conceptisgathertngnaUonwj & any, judgments handed down favoring per- T h nk t;0.!J0U greaser orange concent rate ex- Sunday at the Sanford Civic Center. The D.L'd Pretty soon I'm going to be scared to Eventually, depending on the number of, if , a s an Hearing Conservation Queen at the TrW,*=ty Roadrunuers' Jamboree death because there Is a load (of lawsuits),' Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway said legal staff. 6' carefully torched the residence after removing shotguns, photo called a special workshop meeting Tuesday to 4 Tuesday's meeting, also will discuss hiring IL-" says he and Mrs Marsh Agriculture magazine, a weekly USDA publication, blames an uncertain demand Lovely Debe Lee, 17, was crowned I71.77 CB S . outside expertise to assist the county's new . according to his testimony. St uckey 's testimony gives e following account of the arson.. Marsh planned the fire and he • Hattaway said cominissioners, at N Today *ItrusExportsTop 1975's Record Pace — gasoline which was uk-d in the actual arson. Marsh was in a hospital the night of the fire when Stuckey bid. ' ___ ment to rest its case. ditlonal parts of the grand j me defense was granted a transcript to the trial jury. His The recess to determine how it or today makes that wouldadjustthe presentation of necessary. .• file, outlines in detail the bizarre arson story. WASHINGTON (AP) Exports of U.S. Arthur Marsh e xpect ed to get citrus fruits and juices ran ahead of '975' $18,000 for furnishings and . st IIdU ,, record pace u the fir 01 UU3 year, t 8,0O0 for the house from forelgn4 ra de analys ts at the Agricult ure D surance com panies, accordingr en hIes h pa tm t see some troubles r ea . was to Stuckey. Stuckey to get An article in today's Issue of Foreign $3,600 for his part in the arson, Murray, himself the owner of a 13-year-old Siamese cat, said many of the 60,000 dogs and cats that are destroyed ac old be kept by their owners except for the cost medical care. Another feat ure of the MeduPet plan Is Anbnalert A 10digit number is painlessly imprinted on the animal's ear. The number i3recorded in Animalert's computer, and if the pet is lost, the SPCA or local pound can call Arumalert with the num be r to trace the pet owner. persons died. Clot 10 tencing. Stuckey's sworn testimony for the state, in the Marsh case the practice bags instead of torney will be about *million in lawsuits resultin g from last year's Jail fire in which 11 CM ____ master; Kerry's escort Jim Madison (right rear); and, queen's attendant, Stacey Madison, surround her. nephew,earliermadeadealtoC plead guilty to criminal mischief of property over $1,000, and is awaiting sen- hopes to Imediately (acing the $27,000a-year at- u2 m the house (or the mortgage holder. Stuckey, who Is Mrs. Marsh's set them off. They used water in - "hot seat" in county government, flit 8 - companies won't pay the 4,000 coverage on the house that's mortgaged for $24,000 and the delçndant will have to rebuild capacity. Murray said he's not making any profits yet, but discuss hiring a new county attorney — the 0 • 2 6' 0 0 mony that Gurney knew of Friday. Gurney's lawyer had fund-raising activities by Larry contended there was improper Williams before June 1972, conduct by the government. Youngsald."Therelsnoclear ThejudgehadruledFrlday eycipc the jury can vie, that Gurney had been harmed Queen for the day — that was the honor bestowed cide beyond a reasonable doubt by th e Introduction of only part upon Kerry Fugleberg at Trh*Ity Preparatory on that subject," the judge ofthe record of the Jack,onyilje School Goldenrod during weekend homecoming added. grand jury which indicted him By his order, the judge also, in W74. He had ordered the es11v111es. .s1 year's queen, oo festivities. crowns in effect permitted the govern- government to present ad. her as the Rev, Canon A. Rees Hayeree, (left), head. Of a Vol i-;' 2 2 g 0 field offices and staff. which came as an unexpected a. On the government's own blow to prosecutors. argument there is really only Judge Young al. denied a • TO Hiring Attorney ,Topi Of Worksho C/) M Pft Florida GURNEY ctors was being used for expenses of Gurney its case as a result of the ruling, Thomas Stuckey of (lafldO IS thefactualbaslsfor theMarth pleas. Marsh and his Wife then went home to 1026 Bear Lake Road,TDIAIIYV • Forest City, where they have rebuilt one room of the house that was destroyed by fire on July 24. Lubet said insurance and Stuckey practiced making incendiary devices with plastic bags and matches that would I MC) fell year-old former Republican senator knew before June 1972 that illegal campaign funds were being raised on his behalf. But he said, "there is evi- dence" to the effect that Gur ney knew by mIdlm that the testimony of co-difendant checkups are Includea in the program, Murray said everyone gain s from the Medi-Pet project. He said it means better health for pets, savings for pet owners, and more business for veterinanans, w ho he estimates currently operate at 65 to 70 per cent of . so 14 be hundred subscribers. .49 8.9 222 V r - Atty. Charles Gordon, — i tt J, vestigation. But defense attorney Marc L Lubet told the - I — 2 -,. - court that he and the prosecutor, Assistant State m — - ." " =Y = from & : 4, udge today threw out the perjurycase against former Sen. Edward J. Gurney by ruling that the government had presocn' , ".41 dence an part of *_~e charge. US. District Judge George C. Young did not grant a Gurney motion for a directed verdict of acquittal, bid he came close. government had failed to show the jury K allowed to remain (me on bond • .-• . before Circuit Court Judge William Woodson and being r W- -C - ORLANDO(AP) A federal •' : C * bizarre case that could well be titled: "How not to try to Arthur W. Marsh,.46, wid his vrife, Claire R. Marsh, 47, pleaded guilty to arson, a felony punishable by a maximum of 15 years in prism, In a pleabargaining deal in which State A)l vni!'J guilty C t on C-0- .~—_ to ;!J - law ts. Seminole taxpayers will foot the sui . Alley, Alley & Blue were paid more than $0,000 for legal services last year. Ilattaway said another problem he foresees County Atty. Tom Freeman. But Freeman is a switch to in-house legal services to remove expected soon to phase out of the $IW.000-a- the attorney's position from politics and to try to cut down on legal fees. Sincethe casket can bere-- and in three local cemeteries. sales," Floren expla' ins. Later, used, the service cuts the More than 2,000 such se rvices though, some directors became national average ,100 co of have been sold "pre-need- to more receptive when they a funeral and burial in half. Commissioners agreed last week that and John Kimbrough recominended last year vault is then buried, and the casket-device Is returned to the momentum since its beginnings at first, because they thought it funeral home for future use. attorney. experience. Republican Comm issione rs Dick Williams "U wasn't the most popular thing among funeral directors at a Seminole funeral home, was going to hurt their casket) . Is providing co urthouse space for the new bill. 4 Presently, the matter is being overseen by C_M~ year position. Called the "catafalque" brought in $5-million last year. sealed fiberglass vault. The central Florida residents since realized the popularity of the t t January. . JOHN FLOREN: 'PRE-NEED' Floren says. "The family still service would probably in- has the dignity of having an And, because of the impact , crease their volume of business expensive-looking funeral at • its inventor says it has had on they participated in the half the cost," he deces. the staid funeral-burial in- program, he said. In an earlier non-patented d ustry, it has received national Simply, the catafalque is an concept, marketed by a Des mention in the news media, ornate bottomless casket-like including reports by UPI, CBS, device. The body rests in a bed See CHULUOTAN. Page 2-A �All 111 ___ *AIVU1aSN.,SW, !I.IIIPL ___ Odssr2L,,, N 25 DI. In N.Y. il k ! N I 11 i FAN ur's,ki 01cc Family Row Sparks Blaze? Police Chief I Grows Marijuana 11 . — Postal Debate Expected WASHINGTON (AP) A study of why the Postal Service Is losing more money each year — when its goal was to eliminate deficits should touch off a mr congressional debate14 its future. The federal Postal Service Commission, expected to hold Its first meeting soon, is due to make recommendations by March 15. The commission includes seven voting members representing bisinees, postal workers and consumers. The Postal Service can neither raise mail rates nor trim services while the commission deliberates. — — • • Response WASHINGTON (AP) Police departments could save money without losing public support by letting citizens know they're going to have to wait longer for a response to some completed crimes, a study suggests. "It has traditionally been assumed that rapid police response to calls for service is of sufficient importance to justify the expenditure of considerable amounts of money and effort," a report by the Police Foundat1n said Sunday. A call about a burglary in progress obviously demands an immediate response, the study said. But a call to report a burglary that took place hours ago does not, the study said. — I Chuluotan Stirs Casket Business ( Continued From Page 1-A) Floren, long a believer In Moines firm, the body was selling funeral-burial merely slid In and out of a arrangements "pre-need," regular casket, thereby (eels that his concept helps violating Florida law which families save not only money. prohibits re-use of a but a lot of grief. casket. Floren, realizing the "In50yearslntheboniness, potential for such a re-one plan, I've seen what the grief of a then created his catafalque death can do to a family. It versiob. But, he strongly Insists renders them helpless. No he didn't copy the earlier matter how good a consumer concept "Hell, some guy In- you are, you just can't act vented a catafalque back In the rationally at the time of the thirties (although It was never death of a loved one." Families sold) long before the thing In should shop around for a Iowa was ever conceived." funeral ahead of time, jont as Since state law also they would do for any other type prohibits cemetery owners of expensive purchase, Floren from selling funeral met- says. diandlse, like caskets, Floren When the catafalque first must have the co-operation of appeared on the market, at the the homes before hecan market Sesnoran home and In Floren's the complete plan. Presently, he sells It in his Highlands cemeteries, the tradition-bound funeral ddorsweren'tsm if Memory Gardens, near Forest the concept violated any Qty,wlth p the coc eraflonoftheexisting state laws. The plan local Seinoran Funeral Home, has since been given a clean hill which he also has an interest In of health by the Orange-Osceoia as well as two other cemeteries. state attorney's office. Hillsborough, Brevard and Floren says he has received Broward counties are now hundreds of letters and offering the service. Negotiations for one nationally telephone calls from all over the nation as a result of are also under way, Floren publicity surrounding the says. catafalque. — On The Move N4SHyILLE, Thm. (A) 'It vas marIageónthemoveforDàvayGejj his new bride, Phyllis. They tied thee knot while Geiger piloted a bus along 1.40. ., I,$. . The highway nuptials surprised about 20 htWLIL, WIlL) LW ê1.......L.& 8k..... UJ1I LUCy oiwctq nn t)iø hiic were being driven to the location for the ceremony. The Rev. James Barton, pastor of the First Christian Church here, said It was the most unusual ceremony he had ever performed. Okay Humphrey Appears NEW YORK (AP) Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., is up and about and making daily hand-shaking tours at the hospital in — New York City where he was operated on Oct. 7 for removal of a cancerous bladder. "It's a bit like a political convention," his Washington doctor, Edgar Berman, said Sunday, describing the walks during which Humphrey wears a 20-year-old blue and white bathrobe. The dictionary defines a - ,)• t, '. j - L , ,, '.. v . ~) I T- 1r) & '— . r . r~ - . , ~. " 414 tr•TL. ' -1 Welcirne to K'4 1 $~ 1 — _FWN ~ : *li4 minor Noma A. Spears 336 Londonderry DrIve Findlay, 01110 45.40 PARCEL NO. 111 catafalque as a structure which supports the actual coffin during funeral ceremonies. much as the bottomless casket supports the linen or silk inner coffin which Floren calls a "slumber bed." today sjn San fun $Odegrees12'4s"E.43.00me, thence run 5 22 degrees 33' 33" E. 90.0 fad, thence run N U deyees39 37" E. 13.2'1 test to the Point of Beginning, and lees that part lying In North Orlando .Ih Addition, ac cording to the P155 thereof as recorded in Plot Book 14, Page 9 o the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida." and EXCEPT The Highlands, Section Three, according to the Flat thereof a$ recorded In Plot Book 17, Page 0,of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, lying within the Following described boundaries; OWNED IV: FLORIDA LAND COMPANY, a Florida Corporation SUIJECT TO: MORTGAGE AGE In Official Records leek 115, page 17$ In favor of GA PROPERTIES, INC., a Florida Corporation; and MORTGAGE recorded In Official Records Sock en. page ll7and ASSIGNMENT OF RENTS.ecorded In Official Records So P70, page 125 In favor of AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO -- Containing SO square feet, more or lees. OWNED BY: FLORIDA LAND COMPANY, A Florida Corporation SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE recorded in Official Records Book 7$1, page 173 In favor of GAC PROPERTIES, INC., a Florida Corporation SECTION ii sas 26 11,STATI ROAD S.434, SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 156 FEE SIMPLE — NIGHT OF WAY Pages ad can you to a lot of new custc)rIlers. introduce One out of five customers moves every year. Which means potential customers are moving into your neighborhood all the time. A Yellow Pages Sales Kep can help your share of find you. He'll design a program for you that'll put youthese people in the right places with the right information. — Second GETV"SHAMOFTMACTM IN elJrJwpaQes Commence on the West line of Section 33, TownshIp 20 South. Range 30 East, atapoint North *gross es 11' West, a distance of 1,024.13 feet from the Southwest cornerOf sold Section 33, thence run North 4*degrees 25' East,a distance of 1.11&19 Feet for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run North 23 degrees 31" West, a dIstance of 10 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a radius of 3.753.72 feet; thence from a tangent bearing of North 44 degrees 25' East run Northeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of degrees 33' 13", a distance of SO1.2 too to the endif said cury,; thence from a tangent bearing of North SO degrees 33' 47" East, run South 35 degrees 12' 23" East, a distance 0110 feet to a point on a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1,437.21 lest, Hence from a tangent bearing of South $1 degrees 47' 21" West, run South westerlyalongthe arc ofsaidcu,'ve through a central angle 0111 degrees 41' 31", a distance of 331.06 less to the end of said Curve; thence run SouthUdegrees25'West,a distance of 176.14 lest to the POINT OF BEGINNING, containing i.iie square feel (0.010 acre), more or less, exclusive of area In existing rights of way. (B) That part Lot 31, Entzmlnger Farms Ad. dition No. 2. according to the Plot thereof as recorded in Flat Book 3. Page , of the Public Records Of Seminole County, Florida, Last, a *wi of * Set; WAKI run North $2 4aias Se' at" Last, a ftfw#m al 30$1 flef; theefcd ftjfl or IV, west.. N distance al 30.0 fW, lhahC9 run l ogo ldiatom riat South 33 of • degrees 31' East,. distance of ii feet to he g1FEIIII Of a curve Concave the $outhsrty and having I.$$4.3 IdiC fro" the Soi cerner of slid SectIon 33, , NOITh Se degrees W East,a distance5 of I,116i test for Me POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run South 2 di,m 31' East,a distance of i teif:ffienCIn,nNSrth64degrm. East, a distance of 333.30 thitiCi run South 07 degrees 03- Is" Last, a distance of 305 feet; tP, th Vii.. n,, SECTION 77*.MIe, STATE ROAD DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 111 OWNED BY: RILEY WOOD and FEE IMPLE — RIGHT OF WAY MARCELLE K. WOOD, his wife • SIMPLE — EIGHT OF WAY SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE That part of: recorded In Official Records Book 631, page 306 In favor of CLEO LOU, lying South of Oviedo Road. JACOBS and RACHEL JACOBS, his (EXCEPT the East 1.)213 feet wife; and INTEREST, If any, of thereof), Block "o" of D. I. MIt. DEBORAH KAY WOOO a minor, theirs Survey of the Levy Grant, CHRIS MICHAEL WOOD. a minor, according to the plat thereof as ALLEN WOOD, 4 minor, LAYMAN recorded in Plat Book I, Page 3, of "SONNY" SADLER. a mInor, ang Public Records of Seminole RANDELL CURBY County, Florida, (EXCEPT me right of way for Shore Road SECTION 71501-3611411i STATE ROAD described in Official Records Book 1434; SEMINOLE COUNTY 10 234, Page 102, arid also EXCEPT me DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 311 South 1Gfeetther,of), PERPETUAL DRAINAGE EASEMENT lying within the following described ondaries LATERAL DITCH LEFT (NORTH) Commence on the West line of STATION 101417.1$ S.CII 35 Towns! 20 South, That part of: Range 30 East, at a point North 0 Tract I. The Highlands, Section degr*es fl Woo, a, dlstanc . Tpree, acc1n to the nat thereof 1,021.43 feet From the SovthwesI is recorded in Plat Book 17. Page 19, cornerof said Section 35: thence run St the Public Records of Seminole North Udegrees3t' East, a distance County, Florida. feet For the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run South 33 lyingfastofandwfthln40f,etof the a degrees 31' East, a distance of 100 ditch survey ilne described as teet, thence run North 66 degrees 2t' follows: east, adIstpnceof33$30 two thenc e run South 07 degrees 03' IS" East,. Commence at the Northwest distance of 300 feet; thence run corner of Block "E", The Colon. North $2 degrees 56' 45" East, a nodes, First Section, according to distance of 211.1) feet, thence run the P155 thereof as recorded In Plot North 07 degrees 03' 13" West, a Book IS, Page $0, of the Public distance of 35160 feet; thence run Records of Seminole County, Florida, being also the intersection of 51.15 feet; thence run South 23 oftheWestlineof Lot Sy. $lock "D'., degrees 31' East, a distance of 15 D. R. Mitchell's Survey of the Levy feet to the begInning of a curve Grant, according to the Plot thereof concave tothe Southerly and having as recorded In Flat Book I. Page S. a radius of3.)76.$3,nd; thence from of the Public Records of SemInole a tangent bearing of North 44 County, Florida. and the existing degrees 35' 00" East run Easterly South right of way line if State Road alongthearcofsaidc.,,,ha 5-431; thence run North 06 degrees central angle of 17 degrees 21' 14", a 5$' West, a distance of 11.11 feet to distance of 630.64 feel to the end of the center line if survey of State laid curve; thence from a tftngen( Road 1434; thence run South 89 bearing of North $3 degrees degrees Or 30" East, along said o' East run North 6 center line of survey, a distance of degrees ot' i" Waal, _# 1,005.43 feel for the POINT OF East North &digrees CC. 16"West,a BEGINNING; thence run North 6 distanced ISf eet; ttt*tCIrUn North degrees 15' 30" West, a distance of $2degrees 30'41"East,adist.nc,of 312-3$ feet for the end Of this sio.su feet; thence rim Muth 06 described ditch survey line. degrees 05' 16" West, a distance of US feel; thence rim South $3 degrees Containing 10,315 square feet (0.732 SO'W' West, a distance ofijp3gt acre), more or less. to the beginning of a curve concave tothesoulheqly and having III radius OWNED BY: GUARANTY BANK of 3,11th I feel, thence run Westerly aiong the arc of Said C urve through a AND TRUST COMPANY central angle of 1 degrees 02 1$", a You end distance of 20.17 test to the end Of severally each of you are hereby notified that the plaintiffs said curve; thence run South ?9 Its sworn ComplaInt, together degres. 10' 29" West, a distance of filed With Its Declaration of Taking In the 337.9y feet to the beginning 01 a above styled Court against you and curve concave to the Nor erly and each of you as defendants seeking to th having a radius of 1,42.10 feel: condemn the above described mence run wesleriyaIong the of property located In Seminole saidcurve through a central angle of County. Florida, by EmInent 10 cre.s 35' 01". a distance of 244.3Cfet to a point on saId curve; Domain proceedings, You are furth notified that the thence from a tangent bearing of Plaintiffs will call up for hearing North St degrees 36' 30" West, run South It degrees 25' 00 " West, a bef or e the Honorable Valle distance of 713.t1 feet toto the Williams, one of the Judges of the above styled Court on the 2nd day of beginning of a curve concave the Northwesterly and having a Chord December, AD., 1174, at 3:30 O'clock P.M., In the Seminole County radius of 1437.2$ fee thence run Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, its Southwesterly along the arc of Said curve through a Central angle of 17 application for an Order of Taking In accordanc, with Its Declaration of degrees 04' 00", a distance of 411.43 feet to the end of said curve; thence Taking heretoforefiled In this cause. run South 46 degrees 25' West, a All parties to this suit and all other d distance of 176.11 last fothe POINT interested Parties may appear at the time and place deligrefeJ and be OF BEGINNING, heard. Containing 9,109 square feet 10.219 AND acre), more or less. ', I I IN BRIEF — That part The West $0 feet of the East 512 feet of Loft, Block "0", lying South of$antord and DeRoada,idthe West 10 ted of the North 230 feel of the East 432 tees of LoU, Block "D", lying lying South of Sanford and O't,iedo Roa d of 0. R, MitChell's Survey of the Levy Grant, according to the p155 thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 5, of t he Public Records of Seminole County, tyIng Within the following descrIbed Commence on the West lute Section 35. Township 20 South, Range 30 East, at a point North 0 degrees ii' West, a distance of , / It Could Prove To Be Costly -:''1 TALLAHASSEE AP — Southern Bell, the state's largest telephone company, is making another attempt to have its customers Pay 15 cents each time they need directory assistance. The utility, which serves 70 per cent of the state, has asked the Public Service Commission to let It enter a General Telephone Co. rate case and argue for a uniform statewide charge for information calls. GenTel and Winter Park Telephone Co. are the only two Florida companies now charging for numbers given by the operator. el * Five can d di ates have qualified for three of the foes' offices open In Longwood'a Dec. 1 mwil'lpal election, according to City Clerk Omie Shomate. Mrs. Shomate, seeking re-election to her 10th consecutive $\1 #:iY'term In office, was first to qualify by filing a petition containing It th e names of 10 qualified voters as well as financial disclosure and ;. . naming a campaign depository. Filing papers for the office of mayor currently held by James I R. Lormann were Ethel Glamberg Goldberg, wile of Coimdilman 1t ,, Lawrence Goldberg, and Anew Seminazzi, a member of the i GRADY city's land planning agency. Both reside In Sandalwood subCHILES division. Sets. Lawtas (Jes and For the city council district five seat, presently occupied by the Democratic in. change so the candidates ROUND Republican 11eager Di', Gerard Cornell, Jerome McCauley of Devonshire and Stephen combed's record. Format could qvestlon each other. Jobs Grady face each ether Barton of Wlnsor Manor have qualified. In Miami Will be the same: The debate sponsors, TWO toaIgb$at7iagbsndof In addition, Mrs. Shomate said Peter Piano and Lynette Dennis newsmen asking questj Florida Jaycees and have picked up qualifying papers for the office of mayor and two televised debates. The no opening statements, League of Women Voters, ___ first debskwas markedby Robed N. Dives has picked up qualifying pipers for the office of time for semniltion turned him down over the strong dlsagreemed over councilman, district 3 That office Is currently held by J.R. Grant, _ _ had asked for a format weekend. city council chairman. The qualifying period In Longwood closes Nov. V. In Casselberry, meanwhile, the candidate qualifying period for the icteletIontIlFr7 with ntqr-ndfdate3havIng qualified mt three seats on the city council. Neither of the two en Incumb t councilmen, Charles Sizer and Sal Orlando, Is seeking P re-election. A qualification for seeking public office In Casselberry is that a candidate be a property owner In the city. Sizer has sold his home and moved Into an apartment. City Atty, Kenneth McIntosh has ruled that Sizer can complete his current term In office. H Charles Glascock, who had occupied the third council seat, resigned several weeks ago. The post has not been filled by appointment. (Continued From Page I-A) oven turned on, Stuckey Candidates qualifying are: Bill Brady, Robert Clark, Eugene out In the gas tank filler pipe. "that much gasoline would albums and Important papers testified. had have blown up thrçe houses." Kessinger, Frank bacadamo, Michael Pinter, Carl Robertson Sr., Stuckey testified that he and clothing from the house. He said he used Mrs. Marsh's "traded" his truck at the fire Deputy State Fire Marshal Frank Schutte, David Smothers and Donald Wilson. Mrs. Marsh gave him $50 and Candidates for election In Casselberry rim at large with the he spent $45 of It for gasoline, cigarette lighter to set fire tn scene for Marsh's Oldsmobile Jon Christian arrested the ferrying It to the house In autos devises In the closets "but I sedan. He said after the fire he Marsh couple Aug. 11 at three gaining the most numbe, of votes winning. stations, didn't set the attic begs." In Lake Mary where the office of mayor and three seats on the from and Marsh drew up "a little Siuckey's Ronnie Drive, service siphoning the gasoline Into fiveCounty firemen answering agreement" on the vehicles. Orlando, home after Stuckey city council are up for election Dec. 7, incumbent Councilwoman, gallon paint cans and a 35. the nightime alarm first "The only reason we did it was had decided to come to Sanford Ulllan Griffin and Mayor Walter Sorenson, have qualified for re-gallon drum for Interim suspected arson, according to to try to throw Hogan off of it," to tell authorities all about the election, according to City Clerk Kay Sassman. IU other offim up are the council post held by Burt Painchid arson. storage. Stuckey said, documents In the court file, Stuckey said, Stuckey, who worked for a for a two-year term and the pod formerly held by resigned Hogan found the 35-gallon Alter stockpiling gasoline, when a fireman duck his had Stuckey said he and Mrs. Marsh Into afl attic crawl space and his drum still almost half full of trucking firm at Orlando, now Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. for a split one year term. The qualifying period there closes Friday at noon. spent "a couple of hours" filling head and shoulders were gasoline in the charred house faces a naxlmum five-year prison sentence. nearly a hundred plastic bags covered with burning gasoline following the fire. Lubet said Marsh has herOfficials said so much with gasoline. The devices were from a plastic bag. gasoline was used In the arson suspended from his 14-year jc "doubled bagged" to preventSheriff' Sheriff's detective Sgt of the house that the building as a printer with the Orlani leaking gasoline and the bags were distrIbuted In the attic, William Hogan also became was "over-saturated" and Sentinel-Star pending outcoir closets and other parts of the suspicious when firemen found there wasn't enough oxygen of the arson case. He said Mr residence. Several bags were Stuckey's pickup truck In the (aside the structure to cause an Marsh Is still employed as a put in the cookatove and the gage Of the Marsh house with explosion. One authority said if insurance underwriter with a a newspaper wick that had gone the oxygen had been present Orlando firm. Judge Woodson said today I I . - ,. '4 le' Admits Setting Forest Ciety ome Afir e - Cou Q Misconduct Rule Sought FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — The state Supreme Court will be asked to rule on a circuit decision that the state's new law against misconduct by public officials is unconstitutional. Circuit Court Judge M. Daniel Futch dismissed charges Friday against John DeLeo, a former Hollywood zoning official, because the new state law was "vague, indefinite, uncertain, arbitrary and subject to capricious whim." The law, passed in October 1975, prohibits public employes from violating, or causing other persons .to violate, "any statute or lawfully adopted regulation or rule relating to his office." FoQd Labels Offer More I ' t,,, Bu I t) I By LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer Food manufacturers are tell' Growth Hormones Short , - pre-sentence Investigatlo reports by state probation an parole officials show that th Marsh couple are first-tim offenders it is possible that the might get probationary sen . • tences. labeling. The manufacturer must list the size of a serving In ounces, Ing consumers more about cups, slices or whatever and the what's Inside the cans, Jars and number of servings per con. boxes they sell, but the Infor. tamer. He also must list the mation Is not always easy to number of calories and the decipher, weight, In grams, of protein, Government studies show carbohydrate and fat in each that shoppers often do not un. serving. In addition, the label derstand labeling Information must Include the percentage of Researchers, who report dramatic success in helping chil— dren who "just don't grow," say their treatment with hormone injections is limited by a critical shortage of the growth hormone Gil. Dr. Arland Rosenbloom, who heads a team of endocrinologists at the University of Florida, said the normal human pituitary gland produces five milligrams of the hormone Gil a day. For reasons not fully understood, injections of half that amount given only once a week are successful in stimulating growth in short children. erals. Greed Proves Costly The Food and Drug Adminis. tration now requires nutritional labels on any food that has been — . ____ — MIAMI BEACH (AP) Five-dollar palm readings that led to visions of easy wealth have caused at least two widows to lose their life savings. "One word, greed, explains it all," said Detective Sergeant Robert Bishop. Bilked of more than $50,000 were two unidentified women who were dazzled by Annie Wilson, professionally known as Rev. Wilson at her licensed palm reading parlor. ,, ' I,..$ FORT PIERCE, (AP) Florida Power & Light Co. officials say they may have to lay off 300 wcrkerc If it has to stop prthaiiiiary site preparation for a second nuclear power plant near here. But a stop order, which the utility says It may appeal, has been issued by a federal Judge on grounds that FP&L should not be preparing a second site on Hutchinson Island for plant construction until it has final approval for the site. Circuit Judge J. Skelly Wright of Washington, D.C., issued the order Friday. He said he was disturbed that "construction can take place at one site while the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board has been directed to hold further proceedings concerning alternative sites." GAINESVILLE (AP) . - FAIL May Lay Off 300 C Casselberry bav 50,1976-3* Five Qualify In Longwood - . Those Information Calls ' Each defendant is hereby required to serve written defenses, if any, to said Complaint on: THOMAS FREEMAN, County Attorney, Seminole County, P.O Box 70,n Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 or before the 15th day of 4 Novemter, &D., 1974, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on said date, to stow cause what right, title, Interest or lien you or any of you have in and to the property described In said Comolaintandtoshowcaysel,any yoy have, why said property should not be condemned for the uses and Purpeses as set for'h In the Corn plaint filed herein, If you fail to do 50, i default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS MY HAND £kfl (AI of said Court onihesh day al Oc' tober, AD., 116. (SEAL.) Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish. Oct. II, 15. 25, Nov. I. 1976 DEE $$ 9 In FLMIC)A 4 aji SECTION "1111-1114i STATE ROAD S-4341 SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL o NO. ItS FIR SIMPLE RIGHT op WAY fiuliiy, - arivssiL17e.fest,ffiencefrsm run NOfTh$$deysSlVl$" Ent, a • tangent bearing of tiorisi as distance Of $t.$1 feet; thence run p or' East runEasterly 00011111 07 digs-eel 03' 13" West, a 1 tlwarcofuidcurvemraaglta distance of 30150 teeth thence run central angleoflrdeirenll'W',a North $ degrees fl' East. adist, Commence on the West line of Section 35, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, at a point North 0 degrees 11' West, a distance of 1,024.43 feet from the Southwest Corner Of said Section 33, thence run North U degrees 3y East, adist, of 1,M.33 Feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly and having a chord radius of 1,437.35 Feet; thence run Northeasterly along me arc of said curve through a central angle oflldegrv,s04 Woo a distance of 417.62 feet tothe and of said curve; thence run North It degrees 23' 00" East, a distance Of o.17 toet for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run North Al degrees 35' 00" West, a distance of 40 feel to the beginning of a curve concave to the Southwesterly and having a radius of SO fed; thence from a tangent bearing of North It degrees 25'00" East, run Northerly and Westerly along the arc of said Curve through a central angle of 124 degrees 16' 01". a distance 01101.44 feet to the end of said curve; thence run North 74 degrees $1' 0)" West, a distance of 120.75 feet; thence run Norm 71 degrees Or 13" West, a distance of 150.26 feet; thence run North 15 degrees OS' Jr- East, a distance of 30 feel; thence run South 11 degrees $1'O)" East, a distance of 161.91 feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Northerly and having a radius of 1.42.10 feet; thence run Easterly along tha arc of mid curve through a central angle of 11 degrees 4y 25". a distance of 3615$ fell to a point on said curve; thence from a tangent bearing if South 55 degrees 34' 30" East, run south It degrees 25' 00" West, a OWNED BY; J. I. MALCOLM, JR. distance of 25130 feet to the POINT and HAZEL P. MALCOLM. his wife OF BEGINNING. A triangular parcel of land Jac ated In that part of Lots 52 and 53 described as B.gInnlng at the in. Iersectlonof the East right of way of ktoss Road and the South right if Way of State Road S.131; thence run rrancisco explaining his South 71t.$4 feet; thence run Easterly feet; thence run concepttoa national meeting of North erly 330 3)0 feet; thence run cemetery owners. Easterly 100 feet; thence run fortherly 237.23 feet; thence run .steriy to the Point of BeginnIng; 8100"0", 0 1 Mitchell's Survey of he Levy Grant, according to the Flat thereof as recorded In pig Sock I. Page S. Public Records of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP Seminole County, Florida, described FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE Beginning at the Intersection of COUNTY OF SEMINOLE he existing South right of way line CIVIL ACTION NO: 76-I9 WCAi$. N State Road 5.41 and the existing DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. East right of way of South Moss UFM1 fl TøA1IIDfIDi?,n.. Road; thence run South along said PWMI East fight of Way of Sold South Mom and Road. a distanced 10 feel; thence SEMINOLE COUNTY, un Northeasterly along a straight Plaintiffs, inc to the said existing South right vs1 way line of sold State Road $134 GAC PROPERTIES. INC., if ii.. 'apoint lO feel East of the point of Defendants.. *glnnlng; thence run West along NOTICE OF HEARING aid right of way line 10 feet to the TOSHOWCAUSI "DINT OF BEGINNING. NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; IECTI044 71111-2616, STATE ROAD Randall Curby -4)4; SEMINOLE COUNTY Containing 5,750 square feet (0.132 co Max Lamb IIESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 114 acre), more or less, exclusive of Rimingti Avenue I II SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY area in existing rights of way. Thomasville. Georgia PARCEL. NO. 11$ 1 hat part al: OWNED BY: WENDELL E. Lots 26 and 27, Entzminger Farms SPEARS and ROMONA A. Gusranty Bank and Tryst Compasiy " ddition No. 2, according to p155 SPEARS, his wife SERVE: William D. Ireland. Jr.. tereof as recorded In Plat bolt 5, Prasid,nt ages, of the Public Records Of SUBJECT TO: ASSIGNMENT OF 370 Main 5ftif . Z iminole County, FlOrid,., (EX. MORTGAGE recorded in Official Worcester, Massachusetts C EPT existing rights of way). Records Book 1077, page 361 In favor Of URNETT BANK OF WINTER .-.. PARK, N.A. Eicn lug Hendd Commence on the West line of — Section 35, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, at a point North 0 Mondr, October 25, 19 6—Vol. 69, No. 54 degrees II' West, a distance of 1.021,43 feet from the Southwest PubI'id Oa.I and Sunday, aicap S aturday andChrjstma$Day cornerof said Section 3S;thencerun The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 30Q I. French Ave., Sanford, Fia North U degrees It' East, a distance X1171. of 1,116.15 feel for the POINT OF Class Festal@ Paid ord. Florida 3PhI, BEGINNING; thence run South 73 4ome Dtliviqy. 55 cents. Month, S 140. 5 Mon$ht, 511 70 degrees 3 1' East, a distance of 100 $2540 SyMad In FIOtidôami Omed,I,er,, AU o er feet; thence run North 64J,g,ms3y .YOnth $7 to, 6 MoflthS. $16 20. 12 4ontPtt. % a distance Of 335.30 felt, _ East. thence run South 07 degrees 03' IS" .-.-•.. —. I wonder if thei"re moving from the same house we're moving to? lying within the following described boundaries: Commence on he center line of surveyof State Road 5.01, at point South 06 degrees 20' 00" East, a distance I 131J1 feet from the No Northwest cornefot LMl,, IIockSl, North Orlando Ph AdditIon, ac cording to the Fist thereof as recorded in Plot Book 14 Paget, Cl the Public Records f Seminole County, Florida; thince run South 23 degreeszl' 00" West,. distanced 341.11 feet; thence run North 04 degrees 33'00" West, a distance of 10 feet to the existing North right of way line of said Stale Road S431 for the POINT OF BECIMNINO, thence run North IC degrees 32' 45" West, a distance of 11.11 feet to the exIstingEasterIyrIghtofwayIiof Shooslt Boulevard, according to the plat thereof recorded In Fiat Book 1t, Pages 33and , Public Records Of Seminole County, Florida. thence run Southerly along said Easterly right of way lIne of SMoah Boulevard to the existing Norm right of way line of said State Road 1134; thence run Easterly along said right of way to the POINT OF lying within the following described BEGINNING. boundaries: Legal Notice M , YourYellow PARCEL No. Ill lying a$f4Ø ffi5 fOfl4 555d betinditlis: Centainins SO ~O fist, more or less. Ivssl., HiraM,, Sanford, FL 1iIk. iij — — To Crime Is Costly A-1 Marriage $1555 Laymen "Sonny" Sadist, a co Laymen Sadler 101 Lake View Drive Thomasvllle, Georgia PARCEL NO. 11$ J.g,Noth. Notice ______ i 1. L.,óINothe NEW YORK (AP) — Invedigators believe an arson fire that and of of $715 Feet a thence run Soutti d'.$t I._ killed 25 persons at an overcrowded seccnd.dory club may have Wendell E. Speis's mid curves thence from a tangint degrees 31' East a distance of IS 336 LonJondirry Drive been darted by a man who was thrown out after arguing with his Findlay, Ohio if Norh 11s w ii" feet IS 1110 beginning of a curve 45040 wife, sources say. 'gs-ee, $' 1V' Concave to the Southerly and having East run North PARCEL NO. Ill WOO, a distance Of 5 fl55; thence a radius of2,176.$3 feet; thence from Authorities said a flammable liquid or other accelerating maJyW' East, a a taneent bearing of North as ,, terial was used to dart the fire early Sunday morning In the only If said dehetdent are living, and if distance if 575.57 teet, thence run degrees w 00" East run Easterly or all of said defendant or any daircase In the South Bronx building. The death toll was said to defendants are deceased, North ad od 9 or is', west a afonothearcof$aldcurvettwoug,ia the SECTION tflhS-3015, STATE ROAD distance of 113 lest; thence run central angle of 17 degrees 21' 44", be the word from any arson fire In the city's history. a Lmknoun spouse heirs, devisees, $.4341 SEMINOLE COUNTY ilowth u dWm 30' 41" West. a distance of 6$f.64 feet to the end of Mod of the victims died of amok. bthiht10 In the 25-by-40400t grantees, creditors, flows, or other DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. lit distance al 49ji feet to the MId CUVV*$ thence from a tangent pertles Claiming by, through under, FEE SIMPLE — RIGHT room. Twenty-four persons suffered Injuries. Most of them broke or OF WAYbegInning of a curve concave to the bearing of North $3 degrees 30' 14" against any such deceased triangular parcel of land located Souther ly and having a radius st East run North 6 degrees OP 16" bones when they leaped from a window, unable to one a blocked defendant or defendants, If alive, InApart ol Lot 17, Entaminger Farms 3.11th leSt; thence run Westerly West, a distance of 13 feet fire escape. dead, their unknown spouse, Addition Na. 2, according to plot th.nc* along the are of said curve through a run North $3 deities Or 44" East. a W4 If devisess, Wieirsl legatee$, grantee,, recorded in P155 lOOk 3, pass "The pr people never had a chance," one fireman said. 9, central angle of 4 de,ries ST 13", a distance of 570.11 feet: thence run Minors, or other Parties Public records of SemN'Iole Police Commissioner Michael Codd said at the scene that his creditors. county, distance of 255.17 No to the and of North 06 degrees Or is" West, a claIming by, through, under, or Florida. and being described as said curve; te.ence run sotmt 79 dotance of 173 feet; thence run detectives were looking for "a specific peso." He said later that against any such deceased defen. followe, Begin at the intersection of deg is' 2" West, a distance of South $2 degrees Or 44" West, a police knew where the man was. He reportedly was in a hospital, dent or defendants, and all parties the existing Westerly Right of Way 3V.17 40 to the begkiffing of a distance of 0.33 feet to the having or claiming to have any line of Sherry Avenue. being 33 fees among those Injured during the blase. concave to the Noriheety andbeginning al a curve Concave to the right, tItle, or lideras, in end to the Northwest and parallel to the Sources said 11w man In quedlon had an argmnent with his wife property described in the Corn. misting having e radius of 1,42.10 felt: Southerly and having a radius of center line of said Sherry rnencer un Wnderly.,,.the arcof 3.11th fees, thence run Westerly and was told to leave by the proprietor of the Club Puerto Rico, Plaint. to-wit: Avenue and the existing said curve through a central angle if afteether rc of said curve through a right of way line of State Road 5.434, where more than 50 persons of Dominican descent had gathered 10 digress 33' 01", a distance if central angle of 4 degrees Or 13", a S1S.as1sg STATE ROAD thence rim North along said West for a party. The club's occupancy permit is for 50 persons, city SECTION J, fl to a point on said curve; distance of 20.17 Feet to the end of 5-434 SEMINOLE COUNTY right of way of mid PAM Avenue, thence from a tangent bearing of mid curve; them run South 75 records show. DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 155 a distance of 10 feet, thence run egs.es w 30" West, run degrees Is' 2" West, a distance Jacob Melendes, 77, the leader of the bind playing for the party, FEE SIMPLE — RIGHT OP WAY Southwesterly along a straIght line South se as deyses$s' W1 West, a 337.t7 feet to the beginning of a That part of: to the said existing North right of said he heard an argument between a man and woman, apdistanCe of 29&97 fist to the curve concave to theNortherly and "That part of Lot 55, Block 0, way line of said State load 141 at a 'i'tly over the womazs aandr.g of a curve ro.cav, to thr having a rad ius of 1.432.40 fee?; tnuther man. yIn; Northerly of L&.'tnt 10 feet West Cf ThI P' Northwesterly and having a ctr: IencerunWestety..; .rcer Wagner Road. lying Westerly if beginning; thence run EaSt along "Don worry, I'll get you," Melendes said the man yelled Algiers Avenue as sr,wn in Flit of saidriehlolwayiin.iofee,teme radius of 1631.25 feet: hence run saldcurvemrougllacentraiangleof before he was thrown out. $ountwest.rlyais,g the arc ofsa4 10 degrees 33' 01", a distance of North Orlando, tat AdditlOO. *5 POINT OF BEGINNING. "The man then left," Melendes said. "We continued to play and recorded in Put Book . curve through a central angle of 17 336.0 feet to a point on said curve; 12, P*gi5 23 everyone was having a good time. About an hour and a half later, and 24 of the PLdiIIC Records of Containing 30 square feet, more or degrees 01' 50", a distance of 411.63 thence from a tangent bearing of NO to me and of said curve; thence North St degrees 3630' West, run SSmInOIS County, IorIda, lees begin ii . I heard a noise and Immediately saw flames and black amoke by ata run South 46 degrees 25' West, a South It degrees 25' Co- West, a pow on the esterly Right of the door." distance of 176.14 fist to the POINT distance of $3.i7 felt to the WayIlneofAlgjersAveni.e as i, OWNED BY: GREAT AMERICAN beginning ofa curve =move tothe Ccdd said "there are many aSpects under Investigation" and In laid Flat of North Orlando 15$ PROPERTIES FLORIDA. INC., OF BEGINNING. Nort e55ecly and having a chord refined to confirm or deny reports that the man had returned to Addition, said point being 9S,= too a Georgia Corporation Containing M406 square fist (Silt radius of 1,437.21 feet: thence run N 6 degrees 33' 33" W. from the the club with gasoline and been burned while setting the fire. acres), more or lees. Southwesterly along the arc of said Intersection of the Westerly R ight St SECTION uSes-MIS, STATE ROAD Bronx Did. Atty. Mario Merola said the fire escape was blocked Way lineofslidA?gIersAvenuew curve through a central angle of 17 S.434 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY OWNED BY: FLORIDA LAND degrees ol'Oo",a distance e,w.63 by a window gate locked from the inside to ward off burglars. the Northerly Right Of Way line of DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. Ill COMPANY, a Florida Corporation lest to the end of said curve; thence the LOngweorl.W.gner Road, thence FEE SIMPLE — RIGHT OF WAY Some of the dead bore evidence of having been trampled as they run South U degrees 75' West, a contiue n N 6 degrees $3' 33" W. (A) That part of: SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE distance of 176.11 feet to the POINT tried to escape. Some literally were torn from their shoes, which alonothe Westerly Might Of Way line Lot 31, Entimlnger Farms Ad. recorded In Official Records look OF BEGINNING. were scattered about the room as reminders of the terror that of said Algiers Avenue 1*0 feet, dillon No. 7, according to the 715, pigs 17$ in favor of GAC thence run $ 01 degrees 35' 57" W. thereof as recorded in Plot Boo" accompanied the fierce flash fire. k 3. PROPERTIES, INC., a Fl Ida Containing 13,300 square feet (0.310 13.2'i toot. them run Sa degrees 3$ C. Of the PubliC Records of Ten died In restrooms where they fled or were trapped. Most of 33" E. 1.10 fee,, thence run S $4. Page Corporation acre), more or less, exclusive of Seminole County, Florida, area In existing rights of way. the other victims were found near the window, police said. degrees 3P 37" W. 17.43 felt, thence Chief (AP) Police James Peifry admits he had a four-foot-high marijuana plant growing In his backyard, but he adds, "I never touched It and I never intended to touch It." The 49year-old police chief of this northeastern Kentucky community said Sunday that after a drug raid earlier this year, he tried toy some confiscated marijuana In a spot in his backyard that his wife had cleared for tomatoes. Peifry said he set fire to the haul, but since that didn't destroy all the seeds, he decided "to let ltgo and see what it looked like. MOREHEAD, Ky. . ~ dh fat, carbohydrate, cholester. ol or sodium content. They are the U.S. Recommended Daily Allowance for protein, five vita. confused about the meaning of mins and two minerals configures pertaining to the gov- tamed In each serving. ernment's recommended daily The U.S. RDA's indicate how allowance of vitamins and mm- much of a given nutrient Is nec- fortified or enriched or for essary to maintain good health. U a nutritional label HAS Vita- min A, followed by the number 10, that means one serving of the product provides 10 per cent which a nutritional claim is of the amount of Vitamin A made. Even a statement such needed every day. as "rich in Vitamin C" Is Part of consumers' confusion enough to require nutritional may be due to the fact that I I i s . A 15 I , _ILIII W . 1 It Mitchell Shapiro M.D., P.A. 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DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 0 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SEMINOLE COUNTY After serving Sanford for 23 years, W.A. Adams (left) of Adams Transportation and Storage Inc. has sold the bu.siness to Robert O'Neil (right). O'Neil has been manager of the DeLand and west Volusia County offices for 15 years. Adams T&S, United Van Lines Inc. representative in Seminole and Volusla counties, recently opened an office In the Altamonte Springs area. Vote Nov. 2 for 44,0("k 11114141TIc's StateWRepresentative og c.mo Democrat—Dist. 34 .4, pd t by ,e.t I Add my name to the list of contributors. Enclosed I my check for S ........ to the United Way. I IName . ............................................. Address............................................. CRY .............. State I : ............................ U United Way of Seminole County P.O. Box 144—Sanford, Florida 32771 I SPONSORED BY THE EVENING HERALD, Sanford - eo - II eo - eo INS �Evening Hemid 'Ii - I IN N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around ntau%Ial ye I lime! WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRAa(IIE, Advertising Director __ W The Clock BYAUDIE MURPHY Just at a time when China watchers thought that they were about as confused as they could be about the pecking order in Peking, things got worse. 4 In a breathtaking development, Hua Kuo-feng, a relative unknown, has draped himself with the mantle of Mao Tse-tung, removed his main opposition and summoned officials from the provinces to tell them what has happened and why. No parallels can be drawn In a democratic society, but the magnitude of the upheaval Is great even by Communist standards. Among those purged were the widow of Mao Tse-tung, Chiang Ching, his trustedpcstlennd the overseer of China'cut& affairs for aáeeade, and the No.2 and No.4 men In the party hierarchy. The purge Included two of the youngest men in the politburo who were considered Political comers. And If some ranking pundits are correct, Hua's accumulation and consolidation of power in the 33 days since Mao's death is Unprecedented. It is being compared to the 17 years that it took Josef Stalin to become entrenched in the Soviet Union. Perhaps the swiftness of events has blinded many to the realities. Some predict already that a moderate new regime will emerge, one that will work for a relaxation of tensions with both the Soviet Union and the United States. The reasoning Is that Hua, a pragmatist of the Chou En-lal school, will dedicate himself to China's emergence as a modern nation. To achieve this goal he will need U.S. help, and thus better relations with us. Some believe also that he will moderate the tensions that exist between China and the Soviet Union because the People's Liberation Army, which sanctioned his assumption of power, will want to modernize the military forces. To do so they will need Soviet arms. There is no doubt that the PLA will indeed become more influential under Hua. It also Is true that the army leadership is largely composed of proyinclal men who have never been out of China. Th re cautious of all worldWeii, partki4srly th let Union. It Is hard to accept the thesis th t.theil ussians will sell the Chinese MIGs and missiles that could be turned against the Soviet Union or Its allies and surrogates in Asia. And so far as U.S. assistance to China is concerned, the basic question always is quid pro quo. What will we get In return? China Is Impoverished. It has few, if any surplus commodities. It also generally does not do business on credit. We don't think that the United States is ready for direct grants to Peking. The International dialogue that has followed Hun's ascensioti to power begs a large question: How permanent Is Hun's perch at the top? Nobody really knows. Mao himself predicted that a prolonged internal struggle would ensue after his death. It is doubtful that the unrest that preceded his death can be turned on and off like a water tap. PLA troops already have occupied campuses and other evidence of divisiveness among power factions is visible. Moreover, most of the present leadership is over 70 and hardly a wave of the future. What can be seen suggests that massive upheaval will continue in China for some time to come, despite outward appearances cultivated by Hun and his associates. Under the circumstances we believe that the best course for the United States and other Western nations to follow is to play it cool. We shouldn't be inn aft w uianv wiii..vaiuii Ufl we £L_ L oasis or ti'e present regime's permanence or go out of our way to help its legitimacy. we can and should continue to foster the policy that we are a peaceful and reasonable nation willing to listen and assess. others in the context of our own national interests. •. ---- RAY CROMLEY V 1. — Pollution ' Both men, In their programs for longterm econoin recovery, depend heavil y on a reform of the regulatory agencies, easing up on repressive laws and reining In overzealous regulators whose actions lessen competition and push cods up unreasonably. foods and drugs have Sad side effects sol Well as pod, depending on use, more thought should be give-i to balancing the good against the bad, with more effort assigned to regula ting who prescribes the drugs. This, In contrast to current excessive concern, with the negative aspects of those drugs which, when properly used, could do far more good than harm. It is certain that in the regulatory agencies, including food and drug, there Is excessive zeal in some areas and sloppiness and a failure to follow through In others. There Is certainly too little attention paid to possible prejudices and conflicts of interest. But the almost-universal problem In the regulatory agencies, whether In food and drugs, tra nsportation, communications, or whatnot, Is that they are so concerned with the elimination of what can go wrong, and with what companies sho uldn't do, that they throw o ut the good with the bad. That is, you cannot eliminate eve ry possible bad aspect of competition without destroying competition, and all the price and efficiency benefits it can bring. You cannot eliminate all possi bl e seeming conflicts of Interest In regulatory agencies with out running t he chance of eliminating all the experts resulting in regulation by amateurs, than which there Is nothing worse. — L...i "n That's one extreme. Here's the other: Unless the new Congress revises vehicle exhaust emission standards next year, It may force the industry to cancel Its 1975 model Production, warns Richard I. Terrell, vice chairman of Gene Motors, in a recent release to the press. China As usual, the truth m ust He somewhere in. and In this case It would seem to be closer to the side of the "bad guys." JOHN CUNNIFF It In Inconceivable that Congress would ~~ Nl 1 permIt such In vital part of the economy as the i'". . , ) ..k.' ,..., adomot4le Industry to shut down. but It is a I- I gross distoit.lon 'of the facts to Imply, ''as , I naerson ones, that the Industry Is entirely NEW YORK AP An offshoot of the con- synonym for uninsured." When confront unregulated a nd is blithely building cars that are ed with sumer movement that Ironicall y Is bound to a product liability claim , these com panies are pouring dangero us poisons Into the atmosphere. mean higher pr ices for retail products Is the highly vulnerable. Few Industri es are more Intensely regulated. rising number of people suing companies for allegedly defective products. Nobody, aside from the relative few who ob. Since the mld-1960s, exhaust emission stan dard, Insurance officials and man ufacturers thin settlements, benefits from the si t uation. have been steadily tightened and ha ve now compare the problem to the more publicized While Insurers are obtai ni ng higher prices for reached the point where, compared to the car of a decade ago, according to GM's figures, they medical malpractice situation, in which docto rs their product, they are also being forced to pa y represent reductions of 96 per cent of complain they cannot afford to pay the rising out larger amounts. hydrocarbons, 83 per cent of carbon monoxide costs of premiums. ur ing the past 15 years, says D and 36 per cent of nitrog oxide — the three The Conference The trend in indust ry, however, Is far more Board, a nonpr major of poll utants. The standar en ds are even tighter it research organization, serious. more an 50 produ th ct liabi In California. li ty award, The Conference Board, which analyzed the have topped $1 million. trend In its publication "Across The Board," esFar f rom being a question of a tough clean air tim ates that one million product liability cl aims In fil ing more and more daims for product. law vs. no law at all, the Issue which Congress will be filed in 1976. related injuries, the board states, "plaintiffs are failed to settle ( with or without all eged White "The cost of liability coverage for nonautoHouse pressur e) Is whether the law already on being aided by a growing army of 'hired guns,' related accidents jumped from $2 billion in 1970 including doctors, en gi neers and economists the books for 19Th cars should be modifi ed. to $3 bill ion in 1974 and some estimates Indicate It retained by attorneys ..." Again, GM's Terrell: The requirements still could reach $30 billion by 1960," it stated. in fect for 1978 models are "so close to zero ef Cited as ano er th key factor. Is a shift In the Wherever possible, the costs are being worked emissi ons" that present catalytic conve rter Judicial climate which reportedly makes it easinto the retail prices of consumer products, thus systems can't meet them. ier for persons to collect for product-related constituting an almost automatic inflationary inju ries . factor. "In spite of our best efforts and the expenditure In some instances, however, this cannot be of hundreds of millions of doll ars, we "Individual., seeking damages need not prove done. Reports of insurance-induced fa il ures are have not yet developed this technology (to meet that the man uf act urer has been negligent or has rising, and a growing number of small concerns violated either an express or Implied warranty. the 1978 standards ) . . . We will keep t rying, but, are reporting difficulties in obtaining Insurance. The manufacturer can be held Liable simply by time has run out for 1975 models; for those models, 1918 Is today, and even LI we perfected "Increasingly," says The Conferen ce Board, producing what turned out to be a dangerous or th e technology right now, it would be too late for "smaller companies are going self-Insured, a defective product," the report states. the 1978s. ., 'More • e Suing — JACK ANDERSON Rhodes Ian Leaders Meet : It would be nice tobe able tobelleve,asso,ne people do, that all our problems are reducible to the simple terms of the good guys vs. the bad guys. It would uveso much ww and tear on the reasoning faculties. The q uestion of automobile exhaust poll ution and what todo about ltisa case in point. According to columnist Jack Anderson, White House aides man euvered behind the scenes during t he rush to adjourn Congress to save the automobile Industry the cost of complying with a tough clean air law. White House pressure on a few key congressmen and senators stalled the legislation Which would, says Anderson, "have compelled auto manufacturers to modify their exha ust systems to keep dangero us poisons out of the atmosphere." — And a committee of the prestigious National Scie Foundation has reported that sin all ,1 : Extremes' WASHINGTON Whether President Ford or Jimmy Carter Is elected in November the victor is due for an unhappy surprise. Take food and drugs. Recent independent scholarly reports suggest many people are suffering, even dying, needlessly because the testing procedures for drugs and the rules and regulations for t heir use are so bureaucratic that medicines tested and accepted in other advanced Western countries sometimes are held up five to seven years or more before approval here. It would seem to the research men that safety co uld be assured more quickly, and the lifesaving drugs utilized sooner, If procedures were overhauled. — - BERRY'S WORLD — — 'I But In the Congress, meanwhil e, there is a strongly backed move for mo re regulation, for more stringent laws detailing wha t business large and small may do. HONG KONG (AP) Hua Kuofeng, appearing relaxed and confident, made his first public appearance as China's new leader before a million Chinese in Peking, who cheered him and applauded condemnations of his radical rivals. The rally Sunday was staged in the great It square before the Tien An Men the Gate of Heavenly Peace. China-watchers in Hong Kong studying a telecast were struck by the predominance of military uniforms. Hun, elected to succeed Mao Tse-tung as chairman of the Chinese Communist party China's highest office wore a military uniform himself. This was considered a Possible indication of the present Importance of the military, who outnumber civilians on the party Politburo seven to five. most of the guerrillas battling Smith's whiteminority government, and Joshua Nkomo, who runs the best-organized black political machine in Rhodesia, arrived Sunday. They said they hoped to bring Bishop Abel Muzorewa and the Rev. Ndabanlngi Sithole into the "Patriotic Front" they have formed. Muzorewa, Nkomo's rival for the remnants of a nationalist coalition called the African National Council, and Sithole, who founded the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) which Mugabe now claims to control, were due today. Arab Summit Opens CAIRO (AP) Arab presidents and kings are opening a summit conference to ratify the latest cease-fire agreement in the Lebanese civil war and to try to figure out how to make it work. Today's meeting of the 21 Arab League members was called to approve the peace agreement reached last Monday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and to make plans for the 30,000-man Arab peacekeeping force provided for in the agreement. The cease-fire was supposed to take effect throughout Lebanon last Thursday morning. But Christian forces have continued their drive to clear the Palestinians from the Arkoub area of southeast Lebanon, along the Israeli border. — CALENDAR__ :~". MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 11-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. Booze Barons Buying Off Politic ians? WASHINGTON — The end of Prohibition find out about the partying. "I would a director of the bank. hasn't stopped the booze barons from trying to it if you would not attach this memo appreciate would have cut that figure to seven days. The air to the per"This commissioner has unlimited influence quality, of course, buy off the politicians. The would be thedates. same. Similar can be found maned file," wrote Welsenberger. "Please read and leverage In Utah," the memo dales. ,,She Comparisons apply In 35 other in the secret files of the Jimevidence ream Company, one and destroy." has and will continue to be of great service to the of the nation's largest liquor manufacturers. "flearly, the CEQ-EPA proposal is a On another occasion, free booze was Beam Company. . - recently she ' The company's activities have attracted the delivered to the home of a member of was innumbers pine," Says the Public Interest the Penn- strwnental In helping us secure four new listings Campaign. The federal environmentalists, attention of the Treasury Department, which is sylvania Liquor Board. Beam officials also In the State of Utah. Believe me, she carries a lot however, Insist the new Index Is Intended to' secretly investigating Beam for possible federal wined and dined regulatory officials from Iowa, of weight." The commissioner was later instandardize al l pollution announcements. liquor law violations. We have also conducted Maine, New Hampshire and North Carolina at a dicted, but not convicted, for accepting free our own probe. national brewers convention in San Juan, Puerto supplies of Beam whiskey. WASHINGTON WHIRL The Democratic Here are the details: Rico. National Committee asked Capitol Hill In a number of dates, the liquor Industry Is According to one company memo sum- return our calls Footnote: Top Beam officials to either did not Republicans for funds to help defeat their GOP or refused comment, co regulated by date liquor commissions ll eagues . Liquor markzlng the convention, a case of Jim Beam Welsenberger acknowledged the authenticity of staffer, Walt Klein, and President who works Ford. for Rep. One solicited William manufacturers sell their products directly to the was used "for the day to day en tertainment of the memos to our associate Larry Kraftowf. He state, which stores the booze In state-owned the Commissioners. " This was supplemented by explained he was "overenthusiastic about im. Armstrong, R.-Colo., was so furious he wrote to warehouses and t hen resells It to retailers, lavish dinner parties for the commissioners, pressing some people." Attorn ey General Edward [vi urging him to it liquor company's profits in these dates, costing hundreds prosecute of dollars. HOT AIR ALERT the Democrats. Federal law forbids The government's two therefore, Is dependent upon the good graces of The Beam executives, It seems, touched top environmental agencies are hoodwinking 37 such solicitation of government workers. the Liquor commissioners. The Jim Beam every base. At one party, the "gratuity" dates into believing their air quality Is ImCompany, according to Its own confidential was, In the wordsdinner The Organization of American States has of one company official, proving when in tact It's the same old poison, given Juan Tack, the former foreign minister of records, has undertaken to keep these officials "slightly higher than normal." "Because of this This Is the finding of the Public Interest Panama, $100,000 to conduct a happy. study of U.S.slightly higher tip," the official stated In an Campaign, a consumer group which analyzed Panamanian relations since 1821. Apparently, Jim Beam executives treated employes of the internal memo, "the captain had the restaurant the new Pollutant Standards Index. The index the OAS forgot that a House Subcommittee once Michigan Liquor Commission, for example, to a management place an order for eight cases of was proposed by accused Tack of involvemen t In a heroin the Environmental Protection weekend on the town In Chicago. According to Jim Beam." Agency and the White House Council on Smuggling ring. Tack denied the charges. one Internal memo, the company shelled out Beam representatives planned other moves Environmental Quality. — I $383.83 for cocktails, dinner entertainment and to Ingratiate themselves with those who The consumer group claims that the could Rep.- Charles Rose, D.-N.C., Is already new miscellaneous "gratuities" at the posh Drake help their business. In another "confidential" index would permit higher pollution saving gas by purring around the Capitol In a Content In tiny electric car. Hotel, not to mention the hotel expenses. The memo, WeIsenberger sugge Now he plans to sa ve more sted that the corn- the air before an weekend was written off as a sales expense. pollution alert" can be energy by Installing a solar battery c pony transfer a special account to a Salt Lake announced to warn"air the elderly and chronically the harger on One cautious Beam executive, Robert City bank, because it would please a member vehicle. At present, ill. In of the battery Li charged In the Last four years, Washington, D.C., has the House garage, for which Welsenberget, was fearful that someone might the Utah Liquor Commission whose relative was had 61 days' worth of alerts. The new syst R os e has em paid $2.57 to the U .S. Treasury. College Night, with 100 college representatives, 7:30 p.m.. Valencia Conununity College. Students and parents invited. Seminole County Board of Realtors Associates Educational Breakfast, 8:30 am., Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Women's Auxiliary, VWF Post 10108, Sanford, 8 p.m. regular meeting at the Post Home. Sterling Park Elementary School Fifth Grade Open House, 7:30 p.m. - Our system of primaries and long presidential campaigns was set up by the Marquis de Sade — right?" • ' . - ,.• project. Year-round programs o. e Scouts, one of 15 agencies served by the United • • )T : • • i' . • ..' V ' ' . , Mary Simone Maryi.Tyner LmiM.Zarch Mary E. Carroll, Laverne F. Pohl, Deltona Charles T. Rumage, Detroit. •, ,,, .• • • ; l ... • "-A ' • , r'.,. ., Way, Include educational and character-building activities for girls, 6-17. Therearesotroops lathe Council, comprised of 1,362 girls and 213 adults, , , . •' • . '• .- ' . .' . - Budget in this year's drive: $17.m*. , ..•.•. I :' ' ' - •' • JamnesL.Webb,DeBary Ann T. Curry. Deftona Bonita K. DI giovanni, Deltona Elms C. Hare, Deltona . Edna Price, Philadelphia, a WEATHER edil D.Willson,Orangecity BIRTHS ?,fr, & Mrs. Richard (Helen) ______________________ Kilroy, a boy, Longwood Donald 4r".• .- Follo. wing 0 Weekend Caper By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer SherIff's deputies have jailed suspects in a weekend robbery turning rester In the north O'Brien, POrdw 041 FrhbY- [Am 111145111Y u,vuAwi ei...a ui WWI WiUI U - Ave., Sanford, In lieu of $5,500 bond on charges of carrying a concealed firearm and unlawful display of a firtann. Altamonte Springs police arrested Gordon Raymond Wiley, 24 - ,, i John WI1Ilm ('lIl'. — .-._. '.--.-. 'ii k..4h .,S 'Th ., AIt4l UI TV ,.'Auu zwu, i' ern Park, on charges of grand larceny of a motrocycle In connection said. with an incident at the Altamonte Mall parking lot. Bond for each David Wesley Pyle, 36, 219 Second St., Altamonte Springs, suspect was was held In lieu of $5,000 bond on two charges of aggravatedSheriffs set at $5,000. Detective Don Scism arrested Edward Allan assault after John H. Dumas, 52, of 223 Marker St., Altamonte Stenge), 19, 3409 Curtiss Dr., Forest City, and two juveniles In Springs, was shot In the shoulder at the corner of North Street and connection with a stolen motorcycle. Longwood Avenue. Stengel was charged with possession of stolen property and Sheriff's investigators reported Elijah Simmons, 32, said he fleeing to elude an officer. Bond was set at $5,500, according to shouted to the driver of a speeding Cadillac convertible In a North co unty jail records. Street residential area and the driver turned around and came Scism reported he was on a stake-out when three persons back, pointing a pistol out the window of the car. uncovered the stolen motorcycle in a wooded area and moved the Witnesses told deputies that Simnmcns stRrted to walk away motorcycle. when Dumas told the armed driver that "we don't need anyone Sheriff's deputies today were Investigating a weekend shooting." They said the driver responded, "Old man, you want burglary at the residence of Frank J. Hes.ce. 2455 Wnrthlnøtnn 5U111e iuo: aria urea xow sf013. Rd., south Seminole, In which camera equipment and firearms Dumas was wounded In the shoulder and treated at Florida valued at p2,000 were reported missing. Deputy Randy Plttman - HospltI'No4h.,. d -' , ._3, . Altimb e Sprin gs police and shthff's deput estook i4ie Into custody at his residence a short time Later. In other weekend arrests, Donald Mason Bowman, 17, of Bunnell, in Flagler County, was jailed without bond on three counts of armed burglary. The juvenile was indicted by the Seminole County Grand Jury last week for trial as an adult on the life felony charges. Sanford police jailed James Lionel June, 24, 120 Anderson Evelyn Hilliard, DeBary Alanson F. Gover, Deftona North to tk oft lateder in the 2026 1001711611 with 7h AWN IM Mary C. O'Connor, Deltona Michael J. Russo, Deltona Margie I. Smith, Geneva beaches and keys Hiss mainly tu the low to midSlsneeplis the 7lsavrr the north portion as Friday. TUESDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: High 10:53 a.m.and 11:23 p.m.; L.w 4:26 a.m. and 5:07 p.m. Part Canaveral: High I#-.* a.m,1I:53p.m.; Lw4:14n.m. and 4:55 p.m. Bayport: H10 3:59 a.m., 4:53 p.m.; Low It-.27 Z7 , 10:69 Sjoblom, Lake Behrens, Lake Monroe Janet L. Gregory, Orange City Spencer J. Hanill, Orlando Boo SmIth, 25, Winter Park, Is being held without bond in county jail on an armed robbery charge In connection with the $125 holdup of the Direct Oil Station, SR436 and Hattaway Drive, Altamonte Springs. — ___ D. Mary Teresa dispute. Attindiint JAyRnnArman # AIA l,....41...* Joseph Grandeas Of a service station and In the shooting of a man during a speeding pistol forced him to he on the office floor while money was taken from a cash drawer. Altamonte Springs police nabbed the suspect minutes after the robbery at a nearby apartment complex, sheriff's deputies Sunday's high U, Tida?s low 14. Partly dimly with scattered skewers Wednesday and DISCHARGES Sanford Robbery... .Suspect JaIed Trumbull Belinda G. Tyson Charlotte B. Tyson Claude A. Widdon Sr. Frances C. Judas, Deltona Huron F. Touchton, Geneva Mary M. Vernlerj, Deltona W. Noe, Lake Mary Bertha E. Bobbltt, DelAnd James Bradwell Jr., Lake John Kennedy Jr., Longwood Monroe Kathleen Postle, Altamonte Donald R. Stoddard, Orange Springs City - ". i.,. IdeliaSykes BeTtron A. Inez Sessions • .1' •., Harold C. Pittinan LeahLJones Marcia L Keeney Florence M. Muse - IV1d%nrD. l 5 JIDW5 *,£ ADMISSIONS Sanford: Ben Capps Dallas Edwards John J. Hilliard Helen P. Malone Charles E. Reynolds Guy Keener, Deltona Susan S. Whelchel, Lake Mary William IL Smiddy, Lincoln Park, Mich. !'°" DISCHARGES ford' John N. Allen Stephanie R. Bailey Patricia Bibby IJsted,the apons as slxreyolvers, Including an antique French 11. model, three rifles and two shotguns. Sanford police today were investigating the theft of jewelry and old coins valued at approximately $1,000 In a burglary at the residence of Ozzata E. Dale, 201 Jessamine Ave. Patrolman Ray Bronson reported the missing items include an $800 necklace of gold, silver, pearls, rubies and emeralds; four gold rings; three collections of pennies; $50 cash and a quantity of old corns. will improve" Gordan G. Oldham, Govemment' F7— "Joe Knowles it'lll give its honest, efficient and effec- Saunders Stays On Ballot tive representation. TALLAHASSEE (AP) A da's 5th District, had gone to permits for congressional federal judge today for- court last week after denounc- didates are that they be 25 is removed from the ballot ,,is immediate, irreparable and bade the state Ethics Commisimug an Ethics Commission call years old, a citizen for seven outweighs any harm to the sion to recommend that con--- for her to appear today and ex- years and a resident of the state." gresslonal candidate JoAnn plain the late report. state. The Ethics Commission had Saunders be removed from the Stafford Issued a temporary "Mrs. Saunders meets those adopted emergency rules to alNov. 2 ballot for late filing of a restraining order preventing requirements; she doesn't have low it to inquire why the Orfinancial disclosure statement, the commission from to to meet any others," Patterson lando woman was nearly two U.S. District Judge William remove Mrs. Saundersacting prior to argued. months Late In filing her finanStafford said he was of the the election next Tuesday. The The state contended that It clal disclosure form with the "tentative view" that a portion panel had planned to meet to- could require disclosure of can- state Elections Division. of the state law requiring the day but was unable to act be- didates' finances under its audisclosure statements was Un- cause of the order. thority to regulate the time, constitutional when applied to Mrs. Saunders' attorney, Dan place and manner or elections, federal candidates. Patterson of Tallahassee, at- but Stafford disagreed. Mrs. Saunders, the Demo- gued that the only quailHe said that the potential of cratic nominee in Central Flori- lications the U.S. Constitution damage to Mrs Saunders if she Vote Nov. 2 for 14"11"k 1 114111114"I 1 Democrat—Dist. 34 State Representative - adw pt lot by camp Irv as Park Price Studied The president of Overstreet estimated the land at $232,000 Today, Hattaway said, Investment Co. said today he instead of the $255,000 price "It's an ideal choice; it's an will ask the firm's board of approved by the Seminole ideal location." directors on Wednesday if they County Commission. The chairman also said a want to sell 40 acres near Apple Commission Chairman "groundswell" of opinion in Valley for a reduced price. Mike Hattaway said he still favor of the Apple Valley site Is R. T. Overstreet confirmed favors the Apple Valley site, but making itself known in subhe will seek direction at the chairman said the final divisions surrounding Apple Wednesday's meeting after a decision will be left to the Valley. land appraiser last week commissioi. "ThAI .ila.nt m2lnritv ie ..J The appraisal, by Ronald making itself known," HatIrwin of Orlando, came in at taway said. $232,000. However, comHe said a delegation of rnissioners had agreed to pay persons wanting the next park no more than $255,000, some in South Seminole may appear $23,000 more than the appraised soon at a commission meeting value. On Oct. 5, com- to speak in favor of the Apple missioners voted 3-1 to buy the Valley site. park site. Commissioner Dick Williams voted in opposition. Then homeowners rose up In protest, saying they had not been properly notified. At last Tuesday's meeting about 100 .J — — 562, Citrus Council, ready I fl ,wens Ost aithe Seminole County Health Depadmentforbjsswjne flu vaccination. Help h l—A 'j-' the program Is a special . — Auditions for Temple Israel variety show, 7:30 p.m., Temple Israel social hall, 4917 Eli St., Orlando. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First (closed) Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Marion A. Fortson Lee Moore Leslie I. Nichol Patricia Parker Merle L. Fields P Martha S. Howard GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) — Four black Rhodesian leaders gathered in Geneva today to try to paper over their rivalries before starting negotiations with Prime Minister Ian Smith on Thursday. Robert Mugabe, who says he speaks for ' oCToBER U, me ADMISSIONS Sanford: Thomas B. Edmonds I.,, Scout Cadets of 'hoop #At First Public Appearance Balancing _ ____________________________________ Stacey Gross (left) and Altonese Mitchell, Girl Hua Appears Relaxed Jy, oclawfl, 1976—IA lUllEd. FL HOSPITAL NOTES III UD IN BRIEF Y Common Sense Shortage £vsni.g Hera r~~ . Caution Needed On China Issue I . " - Mondiy, October 23, 1076--4A Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month. $2.40.6 Months, 114.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. -- """ON Can you Imagine how boring it ja goi to g Marge digs tirough the dtif on the floor and ponies &e helnit bwied In unpeecedent.d *15 and 211$, with all those time capsules to dig up com. up with a photograph of an ernrdy county numbers. ft seems every sizable ece of available and eumine? convnlsslon chair. "I don't gat It," she W5• "The I5 real estate has to have a time capsule burled on It, Vihien Jr.,' but Imagine an average Sanford couple, jft In future generations will be able to gawk at the around their living room In 2171 The woman, the auto *says, 'Don't bug me The Phantrinkets with which we surrounded our ljys, stifling a yawn, says: "Henry, what are we going to torn." do tonight? Sit home and watch Mary Hartman, The contents of some time capsules are Henry shrugs. He has found a prize of his own. Mary Hartman XV on the Vi deo Screen?" and presumptuous: writings by politicians, who "A picture of President Ford! he "Wow!" gadgets such as NASA', auper..c.lculator, which at the Qty Hall. They're psadog out time capmaJes isn't even on the market yet; and signed Marge says, looking over his shoulder. burled heck In 1975. Every family gets one." P4Oi(rPlL1 1 pftsidML movie stars, athletes, know It's Ford?" "How do YOU So Marge and Henry zip and other notables; "Who else would It be?" copi es of statistical magnetically powered car, an up records, diagrams, bl ueprints and other Important "Hey, what else do YOU have there?" Marge capsule. but boring d uf f. "Open It, Henry, I can hardly wait," Marge says says. enry ows a magazine he has plucked excitedly. But have you heard about Florida's tricentennial from th e il p e. Henry opens the big, shiny container and dumps We? To be opened In 2075, It will contain "7W Is a very historical Item," he says "It's mundane items as a polkadut bikini, Governor th e contents CO t he floor. th e copy of Playboy containing the Jimmy Carter "Yecch!" Marge exclaims. "What are th Aske w'a toothbrush, aBeaU. record, an empty soft ose Interview." little bugs?" drink can, a kid's toy radio that plays "Yankee Marge watches Henry poring over the magazine Doodle Dandy," and other, even more trivial Itnns. Henry peers at th e shriveled and yells, "Henry, It's the I nterview that's historic, Now It seems to me that Florida's ca psule Is a mosquitoes," he says. "My goodness, they ciicin't not the centerfold." step In the right direct ion, and I hope that other realize beck t hen that we would dill have "You study your history and I'll study mine," states follow Its lead. I around In 2071" Henry replies. Ifl thiS Area Code 3W41mul1or 131.8693 -- Have You Looked For That Socialist Worm In The Carter Program "Peanut?" Seek and ye shall findi There is "No Free Meal." homeowners showed up. Spokesmen told county commissioners a park In their area would Increase noise pollution and create a traffic FUND FOR ELIMINATION OF ASYNESIA BULLETIN NO.4 .. .. CUT & SAVE .... S. B. "JIM" CROWE— EXEC. DIRECTOR F.F.E.O.A. hazard. The vote was 2-2 with Hattaway and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski In favor and Williams and Commissioner John Kimbrough opposed. Commissioner Sid VihIen Jr. was absent from the night meeting. F/t'/Io. Cu,, l'flhl 11() I/lO,t' i'tiI t'uiIv /'erl?ul?leii' 3 out of 4 adults find help in theYellow Pag11~mi s Will iu t.et our sh.irc ol I he elk I h itii the people who go to Ites to Ii ud a Ixa ut \ 5.1k) n? Your tllow Pages Saks Rep t'an ksign it program for N MI 11111111 mtke ii easier for these people to find ou. tile Ye I low GET YOUR SHARE OF THE ACTiON [N Wdow paws ss �You've háard this all before; But, believe it or not, this truly may be #a year of the Gator. It depends largely on how Florida doss against Auburn, Georgia and Kentucky. By Th. Assedated Press You've heard this ill before. But, believe it or not, this truly may be the year of the Cater. Florida's hopes for Its first Scnttwailern Conference footbefi champlonuldp got another boost Saturday with a 201$ victory at Tennessee. The Caters now Lead the conference with a 31 record and games rnaInbig In the next thee weeks with Auburn (24), Georgia (34) and Kentucky (1-2). Auburn warmed op for its challenge In Gainesville this weeband by whipping Florida Slate 31.1$. Tony Green, who pined 124 yards In 17 carries to lead Florida (54) over Tennessee (3.4), is looking forward to the Caters' first conference title In 41 years and a trip to the Sugar Bowl. "I sure as heck don't want to go back to the Gator Bowl," Green said. "Nothing against those peonle, you understand. but I like to travel" Florida fell behind 10.0 In the first period but came back on field goals and by David Posey and touchdown rims of two yards by Jimmy Fisher and seven yards by Willie Wilder. "I don't know how good we are. but I know we're just a little bit better than those guys we've beaten," says Coach Doug Dickey of the 11th-ranked Florida Galore. Nobody else knows exactly how good the Galore might he, but Florida has the opportunity to do something In the and Mississippi State visits Alabama. The outside tests Bend Qnclnnati to Georgia end Kentucky to Maryland, with Teànese and Vanderbilt taking the week oft. Games Involving ares Independents will have Clemson at Florida State, Georgia Tech at Duke, USE at Louisville, Memphis State at Tulane and Northwestern Louisiana at Northeast LoiülanL Miami of Florid. and Southern Mk"liilppl have open data. Florida moved out of Its deadlock with Auburn by trimming Tennessee 20.1$ Saturday while Georgia and Ole Miss remained just oft the pace, with the Bulldogs downing Kentucky 31.7 and Ole Miss beating Vanderbilt 20-3 In a sloppily played game. In other games Saturday, Phil Gargis scored four touchdowns and led Auburn to a 31-19 triumph over Florida State, Mhaliilppl Slate overcame five lost fumbles to edge winless Southern Mississippi 141 and Alabama coasted to a 24.3 victory over Louisville. The independent action was highlighted by Georgia Tech's 2$46 conquest of Tulane, the game turning around In the final five minutes when halfback David Sims threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to John Steele. Elsewhere, Miami clobbered winless Texas Christian 42.0, Memphis State blanked Wichita State 314, Louisiana Tech burled Northwestern Louisiana 354 and Southeastern Louisiana edged Northeast 14-10. next thee weeks it hasn't done In the 43year history of the Soitheern Conference -win the League football title. Mississippi plays one more cothrincs game than the other current contenders -Florida, Georgia and Auburn -wid should any of those lose JiM once, Ole Miss could Claim the title on percentage. But the Rebels have a rough road ahead of them -at Louisiana State this week, at T-mee on Nov. 13 and Against archelval Mississippi State at Jackson on Nov. 20. Auburn, the surprising contender, Is currently 24 with a deadly slate remaining, while Georgia and Ole Miss are 3I. Mississippi State also has lost only once, but the Bulldogs are on probation and, therefore, ineligible for the SEC title. There are a trio of SEC games on this week's slate, highlighted by Auburn's visit to Florida In a showdown of the only unbeatens. Elsewhere, Ole Miss Journeys to LW SPORTS "-Ev"Ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Octeksr, 1916 Slim iii -- & '.c,; ..• 1I ; I. ' A t 4c. ,2 JiI;4.4 • e: - 3 (NoraW Photo by Tim VIacs.I) __ South Lake Wins,.----,, In Junior Midget --' *. . ___ 11 .1111.11 ~----_ -_-~ I . '' '-~- Controversial Call Spices 7-2 Hawk Win ;_ C 9C 0- Cq; 9CC 2 13 12 I s c c, 21 - - Sho rtest V St ic k Is T C an es Win, But L ose At Gate W est On B ench , Lakers £ rTP eci Beck Classic Opens Thursday w NY Iii Ph il. p • 6 1 1 13 31 16 sat, Tmm.ises Newoen'v 5.10.3. N4 Agulrr FlorIda St. 2). COumlsc. A&M 3 wIi t. PP a a i 0.057 313)14 S 2 0.7)1305 114 3 1 0.120 142 ISO 7 3 0.311 131 1 N Eng Miami 3 3 1 1 1 30 3 S 4 I *1 31 31 Sufl NY R.,10 4 s o s n * NY Smyths DIVISISO St Li 5 4 0 10 31 31 CinCi Cho S S 0 10 33 V Clove, Minn 3 3 1 7 21 31 Hstn Cole 2 a I 5 23 31 Pitts Vancvr 3 6 0 6 24 41 WALES CONFERENCE Okid Allan CoIIni St. 23, 1 a o .1(2 50 102 CIifFI DIVISISI S 3 0.7)4 171 % 4 3 0.571 115 1(7 1 3 0.57131 103 Virginia 1$, Wake Forest 11 Virginia Tech (2. Kent St. 11 (s) 35.20; P132) 5)00. FOURTH -1. Patxi.Ja,I (3) 0.0 tom $00; 2. Josliin (1) 5.10 1.70; 3. ArichaZarr, (a) 5.$0.0(1.3) 2110; Ff5.1) U.70; 00135) 10110. FIFTH-), 5 ()) 1.10 4.103.10.2. Mano(o.Bangos (5) 7.30 3.10;]. AI$vaEchay (2) 1.10; 0 fl. 3) 37.00; P (13)103.00. SIXTH-i. Cacho-QuloIa (a) 11.50 ,705,30; 2. Domingo.Pore: (5) 10.20 300; 3. A jaEPa (3) 3.50; Q (5. 6)107.10; P (11) 242.10 $IVINT)q - 1. £chanoQuIola .$aj MIDWEST Akron 31, E. Mich 0 Ball St. 20. Appalachian 1 Color10o 33, Iowa St. 11 Dayton 17, Toledo 14 Drake 34. W. Taxes St. 11 Iowa 22, Minnesota 12 Illinois St. 74, Indiana St. 11 Kansas 21. Kansas St. 11 (1) toO 3.40 4.00; 7. lca.BaItla (2) 3 1 0.430151111 Miami, Ohio 0. BowlIng 3404003. Domlngo.Y:a (4)3.10:0 WiShes Division Green 7 (1.2) 11.10; P (1.2) 106.20; Big 0 (5. 6 1 0.137141131 MIchigan 35. IndIana 0 NiqvIsDly$slso 6) and (1)2) 1100.20. Deny 1 3 0.571171 03 Michigan MOII$ St. 31, Illinois 23 5 2 0 11 53 20 S DIego IIONTH -1. Formln.kngoa (3) 4 3 o sn L.A. Missouri 31, Nebraska 24 1 3 3 11 30 20 Kan City 5004.40 5.00; 2. Marurl.Ethaye (6) 2 3 0.251150213 H. Dakota St. 22. N. Dakota 7001.00;]. Anton.Lan'on Pltts 2 5 2 6 2547 Tpa Bay (I) 10.100 0 7 0.000 36 156 Dirt 2 4 1 3 23 22 (31) 52.10; P (36) 231.10. NATIONAL CONFIRINCI N. Michigan wash II, Cent. Mich. i 3 2 4 20 31 NINTH - 1. Zarre (3) 13.50 6.20 lasisvn Division igan 13 Adams Division Dallas 3.202. Arecna (3) 11.50340:3. Alava a i 0.537 151 100 Ohio Bstn St. 24. Pur d ue 3 7 2 0 14 11 21 5 Louis (4) 7.20; Q (33) 11.10; P (3-3) 152.30. S 1 0.133 144 Ill Oklalmma St. 31. Oklahoma Cleve 3 2 2 I 26 Il Wash TENTH -1. Lanea (6) 12.4 1.00 2 0.517 127114 21 Buff 4 1 0 S 21 31 PhIla 340; 2. FermIn (3) 1.20 1.00; 3. Area 2 3 0.251 ,list S. Dakota St. into Il, S. Dakota 17 (2)5.60; 0 (3-6) 40.00; P (6.3) p.70; 1 4 3 3 30 37 NY Gti 0 7 0.000 76 165 s Illinois 54, N. Illinois 0 $a$'gy'$ Res.Its DO (56) 113.50. Contral Division W. Illinois 41, Nebraska. Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 2 M inn ELEVENTH - I. ArtaQulola (SI 6 0 1 .020 157 2 Omaha 31 Montreal 1. Pittsburgh I Olrf 21.50 12.505,60; 2. OguIza PereZ (1) Coach Tom I.andry figured the 3 4 0.429120 wide receiver Roger Carr on Ferguson at quarterback, ral. touchdown pass to Harold York Now Islanders S. To. Chcgo 3 4 0.1w III 103 situation was well In hand. But touchdown pass plays of 79 and lied behind a pair of . J. 'acks , lifting Los Angeles roito 2 William I Mary 20, Ohio U. 0 Q (45) 11.60; P (5.1) 54.30. On Bay 3 1 0.4291 ,4 14 41 yards and Toni Unhart kick- Simpson touchdo wn rims but over scrappy New Orleans. The it wasn't, Wisconsin 75. North western 1. ChIcago Minnesota 3 TWELFTH - 1. Marw-l.Ramon Western Division 25 St. Louis 1. Detroit 2 SFran (6)13.04 801.40; 2. .Fermln.Echaye "This was an incredible eda pair 0ffield goals for Bal. came up short. Ferguson aid- Saints lost 6 1 0.55715653 Boston 1, Los Angeles 2 L.A. (4) 1.00 1.30;]. Alava.Juan (3) 340; SOUTHWIST Rains lost three In the sloppy S 1 1 .751 131 100 game," said Landry after Dal- timore, Carr hauled In five fered a back injury In SWN'. Resells, N Oles 0 (46) 30.30; P (6.1) 122.10; Big 0 Arkansas II, Houston 7 7 3 0.251111161 las eventually won 31-21. "How passes in the game for 210 ond quarter and may be lost for game. Haden replaced Ron JAPhiladelphia S. Colorado 3 pit E. Texas St. is. Stephen F. (1-8 with 4-6) 121510. 1 6 0.143 112 204 Bu ffalo 2 Washington I A Atlnta 00: Handle we ever got In jeopardy of los- yards. The Jets' Clark Gaines the season. Sam Cunningham worskl who hit three of 11 5)60.312. I 4 0.143 44133 Austin i Vancouver 5. New f'.wk ...'b McNeese 4 '4, .nsas St. 5uvrgay's Ies for just 15 yards and Rangers log I'll never know" collected 102 yath.,. -- 12 car- giined 118 yards for the Pats 4 San Fr.ncFco IS. Atlanta 0 21 Elsewhere In the NFL, Mm- ries. Atlanta 3, PlttSburgo 3 ed Simpson hpd 110 for the utrew t wo Intcrcepiiuna. N. (exas St. 25. New Mex ico Sundays Games Chicago 1, St. Louis 2 nesota remained undefeated Baltimore 20, New York Jets St. II Steeler, fl, Gluts 0 Bills. Lions 41, Seakawks 14 Tay's Games 0 Texas 13, SMU 17 France Harris carried 27 with a 31-12 victory over Phila. Broncos 35 Chiefs 2$ Now York Islanders at Moe. Greg Landry threw for three Plt?sburgi V. New York 01. Texas ALl 30, Angelo St. 10 delphia, Cincinnati whipped times for 106 yards and two Quarterback Steve Ramsey touchdowns and the Detroit de- treal ants 0 Texas AIM 37, Rice 31 T- Ws Games Houston 27.7, Miami edged touchdowns and the Pittsburgh tossed a pair of touchdown tense intercepted Minnesota 31, Philadelphia 12 Texas Tech 52. Arizona 21 (SMiles) six Jim 7 Now York Rangers At Cleve. New ff England 21. Bu alo FAN WEST Tampa Bay 23-20, Baltimore defense turned In its first shut- passes as Denver outlasted passes I. Mlaml.DacS. South 26; 2. land as the Uons rolled over Cleveland 21, San DIM 17 ArIzona St. 31, Now Mexico SemInole 51; 3. Florida .JC 01; 1. out in Its last 20 games against Kansas City in a wild offensive the blanked the New York Jet. Vancouver at St. Louis 15 Denver 35. Kansas City 31 expansion Seahawks. Levi Lake City 100:3. Palm Beach 121; 6. the w less Detroit at Los Angeles in Pittsburgh shut out t he New Giants, off to the game in w hich the teams corn- Johnson r et u Los Angeles 16, New Orliens Boise St. 21, Nevade-Reno I Brevard A 123; 7. Indian River 127; rned one Inter10 Brigham Young 45, Utah St. 5. MIamI.D.te North 230; 9. York Giants 27-0, Oakland held worst start in their 52-year his. bined for 53 first downs. (XIs ceptlon World Hockey Association Irevard 70 yards for a touchChicago 31. Dallas 21 14 B W. ern Division off Green Bay 18-14, New Eng- tory, The Steelers outgalned Armstrong gained 101 yards for down and tern Miami M. Tampa Citadel 26, Air Force 7 Barney went 24 Bay 20 W I. T Pis OF GA I. McCoy (MOS) 21.0; Mayoral land beat Buffalo 26-22, Denver New York on the ground 23018 Denver and the Bronco defense yards with another Cincinnati 77, Houston 1 Quebec 7 I 0 11 41 23 (MOS) 23.15; 3. Bergstrasser steal for an. yards, Oakland IS, Green including 106 by Harris. stiffened long enough to stop other score. Birm Bay II topped Kansas City 35.26 4S1 3* 13 (15CC) 25.11; 3. Bregstress.r Oiti'ølt 11, Seattle 14 Clnci 3 3 2 5 43 39 ((5CC) 25.10; 1. winters (MDS Cleveland downed San Diego 21Today's Games N Eno 2 3 I 3 15 25 OBLANDO.SIMINOLE 25.23:5. Gilmore (5) 26.01; 5. Bunn 17, Los Angel es got by New St . Louis at Washington, (n) Indy 241 3 1932 (5) 26.12. MATINEE RESULTS Mirn Orleans 16-10 and Det roit mau2 3 1 S 21 30 FIRST 1. Aldana-JavI (1) 1.20 Western Division 6.20 2.60; 2. 0omngo.yza (6) 5.10 led Seattle 41-14. Winn 3 3 0 10 -° 3. Uua-Miguel (2) 3.00; 0 1-4) San Francisco dumped AtPhoenix 5 2 0 10 34 2' 31.4; P (1-6) 102.30. lanta 15.0 ina Saturday night S Diego 32 30 SECOND - I. Urza.JavI (3) 10.60 Houston 3 4 1 7 25 31 7.46,40:7. lcaCoIde (3)9.104.10;]. St. Louis visits WashEdmntn 1 2 0 6 15 11 Domlngo.BeltIa (1) 4.10; Q(3.5) ington tonight. Calgary I& 1 3 IS 21 1150; P(S-3) 70.60; 00(1-5) 150.00. EAST DILAND INVITATIONAL Saturdays RIVIItS Chicago linebacker Ross THIRD-i. Necul.Coido (2)13.40 Boston College 21. Army 10 (3-9 Miles) nd Cincinnati New Engla 3, 4 3.20 1.20; Brupbacher got the Bears back Boston U. 34. Rhode Island 0 2. Echano.Eloru (3) 7.40 TAMPA (Al') For a coach ... said Rue's Coach John animosity to the people In Boys Varsity: 1. Titusville (i) 71. Quebec 6. Houston 2 Brown 25, Holy Cross Is 1.00;]. Larrl-Beltia (6) 1.50; 0(23) 2. Rockledge RI 76. 3. Winter Park in the game when he inter- who marched the Miami McKay. Birmingham 3. Indianapolis I 36.10; P(2.3) 14.20. Miami ... I think I've got a Colgate 21, Lafayette 11 (WP) 101 1. Lyman IL) 100, 5. cepted a White pass and re- Dolphins to three stralght Super Sunday's Reselts Connecticut FOURTH 21. 1. Aretha.Qulola (I) Daytona Beach Mainland (M) 115.6. Quarterback Steve Spurrier better chance here." Massachu. i, Birmingham i sins £ turned It 25 yards before later- Bowls, a 23-20 victory over a came 11.000.00540; 2. Neul.JavI (1)7.60 Jacksonville Ribaulf (JR) (E) 200. off the bench the second "1 let Owens go based on the Calgary 6, San Diego 0 5.20; 3. Patxl.Soto (6) 3.50; QIlE 9. Lake Branthey (LB) 211, 10. Dartmouth 33, Cornell 0 ailngto Harterutelne who went first-year club like the Tampa half and almost pulled the Cocoa Phoenix S. Edmonton 3 Gett'sburg 10, Bucknell 7 game receivers we have. I'm always 51.20; P(11-1) 195.90; DD(21) 150.30. Beach (CO) 227. the final 12 yards for a touch- Bay Buccaneers was just too out by completing 13 of 21 Today's Games FIFTH Harvard 20, Princeton 11 I. Bilbao-Sanchez (1) happy when a player leaves us I. Kenny Clark (R) 11.19 (course No games scheduled down. Then Virgil Livers ran close, Hobart 25, union 22 1950 6.10 400; 2. Fermln.AItu (1) record); passes for 143 yards and two and does good," said Shula 2. Daryl Eastman (M) Tuesday's Games Ithaca 75. C.W. Post 7 160 4.50; 3. Santl-Larrea (7) 3.60; 1507; 2. Morris Wilson (JS) 15:10:4. beck a punt 51 yards to set up "We won. That's about all I touchdowns. Spurner said: whose clubs were Super Bowl Cincinnati at Now England Lehigh 21, Main* o Q(I-4) 25.00; P(1.1) 139.20. Richard Horta (LB) 15:13; S. Bruce Johnny Muo'a two-yard TD can say about it," said Don "We just aren't quite PhoenIx at Quebec SIXTH I. C800-11"08 (3) Caldwell (LI 13:16; 6. Brent New Hampshire 35. Northgood contestants in the 1911-73 seaEdmonton it Houston eastern 21 15.50 0.20 4.00; 2. Urza.Elorza (21 Browning (5)15:71:7. run and it was 24-21. Shula, whose Dolphins were enough." Bobby Smith sons and won In their lad two San Diego at Minnesota 6.60 4.20; 3. OgullaSoto (6) 1.10; (M) 15:37; 5. Charlie Trentham Penn St. 33, W. Virginia 0 Not to worry. While came heavily favored Sunday despite (T) But a wide receiver who Super Bowl appearances. Birmingham at Calgary Pitt 45, Navy 0 0(2.3) 45.40; P (3.2) 96.90. 15:31; 9, Robert Young (WP) 13:52; back with a 54-yard toss to a rash of injuries, Rutgers 47, Columbia o SEVENTH wasn't quite good enough for 1. UrlaColdo (I) 10.1 (1.5 MIles) Yepremlan, a key performer Gol den Richards to set up the St. John's, N.Y. 42, Fairlelgh 10.40 4.10 3.20; 2. Larrl-Pere: (6) "We've had healthy people on the Dolphins was almost to Girls Varsity: I. Rockledge 61, 2. Olckn 0 11.60 1.60; 3. Domingo o wi th t he Super Bowl clubs, also -Migoet (3) Del-and 109; 3. Lake Brantley 134,4. final Dallas score, a six-yard offense and still been inconsist- much for Miami defenders, Syracuse 21. Temple 16 ISOQ(l 6)53.00; P (14)116.00; Big Jacksonville Fletcher 131. S. winter White-to-Pearson pass, and ant. So you can't blame all o ur ..,Morda Qwens1.cut..by Miami had field goals of 28 and 24 0(23 with , VMI 10, Delaware 6 II) 555.00 Park 141, 6. Titusville 141,7. Some EASTERN CONFERENCE Dallas had its sixth victory in problems on injuries," he said a ,nonth ago, caught three yarth-He called his winning EIGHTH,,I, 17. Bi*bao.Ramsu (fl 176, S. Lyman 2O1,. Evans 235, 10. Aflakf(C DMs4,j W. Connecticut o. Coast 11.10 7.0 3.2Cr 2. Aiav..Zarre (1) Oak seven games. Ridge 220, 11. Ceco4 Beach , . after having to wait until the Bucs' touchdo wn passes. He kick routine. Guard 0 1.003,4; 3. Manolo-Lai-rea (7) 3.50 12. Bradford County Starke 773,251 Boston 2 13. Vikings 31, Eagles 12 "I've been there before," he Buffalo final 55 seconds to claim victory took an 18-yard scoring toss Yale 21, Penn 7 Q(I1) 41.40; P(4-1) 99.60. Lake Howell 296. It Spruce Creek 3 0 I.Ooo NINTH I. Zari'e (3)9.501,003.20 313. 15. Seabreeze SOUTH Fran Tarkenton brought Min- on a 29-yard field goal by Garo from darting quarterback Par- said. "I've been in the league NY Knits 425. 16. Lake Weir 2 0 I.Ooo 2. Juan (2) Juan (3) 140 300; 3. 441. Alabama 24. Louisville 3 Nets 1 2 .333 ,nesota from behind with a 35- Yepremlan. nell Dickinson who injured his ten years and It was just anoth- NY Bilbao (6) 3.20; 0(231 40.20 P (3-2) Alcorn 3. Southern U. 0 Phllpa hl 0 2 I. Cindy .Iuru (0) 039 (course yard touchdown pass to rookie er ki ck for me. May be the first While the victory kept the ankle in the second quarter. Ark.-Pine Bluff 21. Kentucky 3-Central Division record); 2. Trlcia Critchflew (R St. II TENTH 1. Terry two years my knees shook and Sammie White in the third Dolphins' (34) slim National Anton Houston (2) 9.50 6.50 5:41; 3. Kathy BrImgard' (LI Then 2 0 1.00D veteran Auburn 31, Florida St. 19 1.40:2. Sanji (7) 11.504,60;]. Ramon 5:47; 4. Susan Williams (T) 1:47; S. quarter and Chuck Foreman Football League playoff hopes Hanratty, acquired two weeks my face twitched, but not any- Cliv, 7 0 Low (3) Davidson 3.50 20, Hampden.Syd. N Orleans Q(2-7) 45.10; P(2.7) 262.50; Susan Stebers (B) 5:51; 6. Lindy I added TD runs of 32 and two alive, it also served as a great ago as a free agent, failed to more." ney t4 00(3.2) 110.10 S Antonio I 1 .300 1 Appin (5) 0:06; 7. Cathy Bartlett yards as the Vikes raised their morale booster for the Bucs, move the team and Spurrier Florida 20. Tennessee is ELEVENTH - I. Cacto-soto (3) (5) 9:07; 5. Jamie Robinson (JF) I I 1 The Dolphins also had touch- Washton 14.50 6.40 3.10; 2. PatxlQuiola (1) 9:09; 9. Melody MineD GeorgIa 31, Kentucky 7 Atlanta 1 ,recordto54-1, Tarkenton hit on now winless in seven game& was pressed into second half down runs (Sc) 9:11; of six yards by Ben5.503.60:3. Santl.Altu (7) 7.00; Q(I. 10. Jinnie Merkle (WP) 9:)3. Georgia Tech 2$, Tulane 16 WESTERN CONFERENCE .23 of 33 tosses for 249 yards to If it hadn't been for two action. He threw 20 and seven- nyMaloneandoneyarijby Don 23.20; P(31)35.30. Hampton Inst. 3$. Virginia St. _ Midwest Division 34 become the Second man in NFL blocked Dave Green place kicks yard touchdown passes to Nottingham before a crowd of DerlYif TWELFTH - I. Manolo.Juan (5) 2 0 1.000 Livingston St. 16, Alabama 1.104.10110; 2. Fermin.Larrea (6) Chicago history to pass the 40,000-yard - a 37 yard field goal attempt Owens. I SM I 61,437. It was the largest Detroit St. 12 3.003.00:3. AntoflAltu (3)5.40; Q(4. 1 1 .500 I hnark in passing yardage. lie and a conversion boot the "Miami may have done the regular season turnout this Kan City 00; P(56) 100.50; Big Q (1.3 Maryland 30, Duke 3 0 7 needs 91 yards to top ailtime Bucs would have been the- greatest favor that ever hap- year at Tampa Stadium,topped Mllwk Md.-E. Shore 21, N . C. Central With 60) 1,594.00. 0 3 Handle 1134.010; Attendance it leader John Unitas. Foreman victors. a 3 pencil to me in football," said only 71,718 for Miami's 28-21 Indiana Memphis 5*. 31, Wichita St. 0 2 -730Pacific Division wour.Jup with 28 carries for 20Q "I've been telling people that Owens who had a total of six pre-season victory over the new Seattle Miami, Fla. 19, TCU 0 SATURDAY NIGHT I 0 )Ø yards a club record. FIRST Mississippi St. Ii. S. MIS. we are improving, and we are catches for 88 yards. "I bear no cross-state rivals. I. Ica-Miguel (2) 1340 Portland i 0 1.0 $99 450 sissippI £ 2. Eddy-Sanchez (7) 5.00 Los Am Bengali 27, Oilers 7 I 2 .333 1 3.203 Echano.BeItla (3)4.20; 0(27) Morgan St. 34, Delaware St. Golden 0 . 1 Ken Anderson and John 46.50; PU.?) 109.50. 13 Phoenix 0 2 .000 1½ Reaves threw one SECOND I. lcaElorza (4) 17.60 Mississippi 20. Vanderbilt 3 p-'Saturday's Results N. Carolina I?. E. Carolina to 1.101,60; 7. Oguiza Miguel (5) 9.00 apiece as Cincinnati took Sole New York Knicks 117, San N. Carolina St. 31. Clemson Echano5anchez (3) 350 Q ,Antonio , possession of first place In the '1 (45)40.40; P(i5) 1540.90; (2-11 , Buffalo 105, Philadelphia 105 nenican Conference Central 210. 30. - Notre Dime 13, S. Carolina Washington IS. Detroit 97 Salem Col. 35, W. Virginia St THIRD - I. LarriArana (3) 11.00 vision. The Bengal defense Chicago 102, Indiana 91 310 SANFORD AVE. 6.003.60, 2. EchanO.CoIdo (2) 1110 6 Boston Ill, Milwaukee - - Junior College ' Cross Country Jai-Alai shula: "t%'e Won, That s Abou t All I Can Say - College High School Football Cross Country - . . held Houston to just 28 yards Raiders 18, Packers 14 two Chief drives the oneyard The Dallas Cowboys survived rushing and sacked Oiler quarKen Stabler threw three line. a scare and lost a quarterback, terback Dan Pastorini six touchdown passes in the second Browns 21. Chargers 17 times, ,albeit temporarily, against quarter Including an U-yard Brian Sipe threw for two Chi ca go Bears. Dolphins 23, Buts 29 pass-and-run connection with touchdowns, melding the goRoger Staubach, the Cow. Miami needed a 29-yard field Cliff Branch and the Raiders ahead score on a 10-yarder to boys' durable star, went out of goal by Garo Yepremian with held on to win. The first two Oscar Roan in the fourth quara ction in the third period Sun. 5 seconds left to edge eros- Oakland extra points were ter, as the I SUrpfIsil'.g ikowue day with a fractured little fin- state rival Tampa Bay. The blocked and the thjrdwas wide. won their third draight,Sipe hit ger on his passing hand when he Dolphins built a 20-7 lead on Each club was penalized 13 on 23 of 28 tosses for 246 yards 'was hit by Bear linebacker short TD runs by Bennie Ma- thnes,the Packers for l5l yards and Larry Poole, repla1g Mike Hartensteine. Danny lone and Don Nottingham be. and the Raiders 119. injured Greg Pruitt, who hurt White, a refugee from fore ailing quarterback Steve Patriots 2$, Bills 22 his ankle late in the second orld Football League, re Spurrier came off the bench in Steve Grogan threw for one quarter, gained 64 yards on 16 placed him and promptly the second half to throw a pair touchdown and ran for another carries. Preston Pearson with a 15-yard of TD passes to Morris Owens as New England built a 28-9 Rams 11, 851111 10 touchdown pass for a 24-7 Dal- for t he Sues. third-period lead and then held Pat Haden came off the bench las bead. Colts 20, Jets I on. The Bills, with Gary Mafled Jones hooked up with rangi replacing the injured Joe to fire a 40-yard fow'thquarter Even without Staubach, CONPIRINCI Pa trick Division AMER ICAN ,fl, 7 - .. c CAMPBELL s. Pro Football - .. c Pro Hockey - JeffSimmonsslammnedover with division frontrunner By The Associated Press Sabres 2, Capitals 1 flames 3. Penguin 3 from the one yard line early in Orlando Central, fell behind 1 I Curt Bennett's goal with 37 imn Loreotz and Fred the game than belted 49 yards Conway, 6.0, at the half. Pat 4llwasastrange,wefrdfelStanfleld scored as Buffalo ex. seconds to play, after goalie for the clinching score as Evans' 12-yard reverse tied 'S ling being out there all alone," tend 4 2 ed Its unbeaten streak Phil Myre was removed, giving Milcee's Midgets toppled score late In the third period, said Cliff Koroil, alter scoring against Washington to 11 Atlanta an extra attacker, gave division - leading South then Scott Grant fired a2l.yard on a rare penalty shot and ames. the Flames the tie. It was BenSemInole, 140, during Sat urday fowthquarter touchdown pass helping the Chicago Black g nett's sixth goal of the seasor1 action In the YMCA Pop to Bob Van Twyer to put Hawks to a 7.2 victory over the Canacks 5, Rangers 4 and climaxed a comeback that Warner Football League. Tunkawilla In front. St. Louis Blues In a National . Ron Sedibaner, Chris Oddbegan with Pittsburgh leading Hockey League game. Bryan Hird Iced the decision Bobby I.ow tilt on a two-point l leifson, Dennis Ververgaert, 24. Re feree Bruce Hood called with a two-yard plunge la te in conversion kick t wrap Flyers 5, Rockies 3 17 t he penal shot against Chuck Garry Monahan and Rick scoring as hiliwee Improved its the game after Van Twyer set "I was hearing all summer Lefley, who tripped Koroll as he Blight scored for Vancouver, by racing 45 yards overall season slate to 4-3 while while veteran goalie Cesare that I wouldn't be able to come was going In fora shot on St. with an intercepted aerial. droiing South Seminole Johnston Manlago recorded his fir st vic. back," said MacLeish, who had I Louis goalie Ed Dan LaFluer scampered tory of the season after four knee surgery last February and Other Midget class results yards for the touchdown that w Sunday night. Losses, missed the rest of the season. found Teague surprising Winter carried Teague past Winter "It was a lousy call," said Members of the Seminole Community College VOLLEYBALL'S Park, 134, while Orlando Park in a clash of winless Blues Coach Emile Francis, volleyball team, which won three of Its first six Central whacked Jackson PeeWee squads, while Scott IOW, "Koroil didn't even have NAME games this season, Includes left to right, front OF GAME Heights, M. Conway pounded Toblas blocking of a Conway of °puck." Tuskawllla, 28.0, and Winter punt was a one of the few Kathy McGuire, Sandy Scherr and Chris Fowler; "Not only did I have It, but I Garden overpowered winless highlights In Tuskawilla's 34.0 Second row, Mary McDonough, Rose Tufts, Jenette even got a shot off as I was Sanford, 304L shellacking. Davis, Chris Marimon; Third row, Kathy Shannon, going down," said Koroli. The South Seminole PeeWecs Micki Hopkins, Beverly Medlock, Jill Stokes, and "That's the first one In my life. South Lake charged South Seminole, 33-14, in a cruised past Mllwee on Clarice Lingard . Laverne Boykin was camera shy. I asked Bobby Orr where By The Associated Press shortest player in the league, s'swneuwuancitietojd battle of undefeated Junior touchdown Jaunts of six e Th shortest p yer scored three times, leading the la in th e me, 'Put it in the net."' Midget division kingpins, while nine yards by Rick Martin. World Hockey Association and Phoenix Roadrunners to a 5-3 unblemished Orlando Central Curtis Smith hit Craig CochranI Johnst on remained in the a defenseman who turned In a victory over the Edmonton with a 47-yard bomb to cornchalked up 115 seventh victory plete the victors' scoring, crease as Koroll came straight strong offensive performance ers. And defenseman Paul Terseason by pummeling at him without faking and shot were Instrumental In victories benche scored twice as the CalMIAMI(AF) - A 49-0 victory Oklahoma, Colorado, Notre ver added a 52-yard touchdown of the John Kerr hauled in five winless Jackson Heights, 440. passes for 55 the puck under the goalie's in two of three WHA games gary Cowboys rode to a 64 vic. yards to pace over Texas Christian has Dame and Florida. And pass to Tim Morgan. stick hand and into the lower Sunday night. tory over the San Diego MarlMorgan had a 33-yard run, corner of the Steve Sensakovic logged South Seminole's aerial at- provided a partial lift to the Athletic Director Pete Elliott nera. net . Rob Ftorekt , a 5-l 5 I oo t-3 th e Bryan Ferguson ret ur ned a touchdown blasts of two and tack, while Chris Adams University of Miami's sagging has projected no more But the results paled in cornthree yards to spearhead pounced on a pair of fumbles to football program, but also pre- about 20,000 for the Hurricanes' punt 74 yards and O.J. Ander. parison to a serious injury to Denni sented the school with another the next game here against once- son ran two and seven yards for Lakeview's 12.0 Junior Midget top defensive . s young Peter Morris of Edmon-beaten Boston College on Nov. other Miami decision over Teague, while Duke also recovered a bobble box office disaster. ton. He missed a check and fell The University football at. 6. Texas Christian had hoped to Tuskawilla trimmed winless and Chuck Hooker off heavily to the Ice in the first has been on a steady "Certainly, if the crowd af- stay in the game through the Conway, 194, and Sanford an errant Mllwee pass to ensure tendance period, cracking the base of his JF dec ne because li of competition fected us, It t ou e. di dn't show on the passing of quarterback Jimmy clouted winless Orlando- he tcom sk ull. from the professional Miami scoreboard," said Selmer of the Dan Elmer. McCoy, V.0. "I have never been so scared Dolphins, and hit a new post- end of a four-game losing But Eimer. faced with a In PeeWee play, Conway in my life," said Edmonton World War II low Saturday streak. "1 really expected to strong pass rush, was finally clawed its way back into con By The Associated Press night when only 10,539 fans beat TCU ... but not 49.0." their drive, closing to within coach Bep Guldolin. replaced in the third quarter tentlon in the Robert Smith Morris, who wasn't wea ring watched the game in the N),000three points with one minute Quarterback E.J. Baker after completing only 11 of 23 Jerry west was on Division by gouging seat Orange Bowl. completed 10 of 19 passes for 191 passes for 69 yards. He had one Angeles bench, coaching the left in the game. Kareem Ab- the protective head gear that he Tuskawilla, 34.0, while South does, screamed as "We were I-I and they were 0- yards and ran nine times for 55 pass intercepted by Ferguson. The second annual Zinn Beck Lakers, which made Cleveland dul-Jabbar led the Lakers' sometimes Seminole spilled Milwee, 1.7 Fall Baseball Classic opens he was carried from the ice on a said Miami Coach Carol ya,ds. He hit split end Mike comeback bid with 13 points i "We knew they weren't that Coach Bill Fitch very happy. Teague bumped Winter Park, stretcher. e fourth quarter th Thursday afternoon at Sanford Selmer of the game's drawing Adams for 46-and 4-yard touch- good." said defensive tackle and 29 for "If they had Jerry West play. 6, for its first triumph of the MemorIal Stadium, and five power. "What do you expect?" down pass plays. A teammate, Rick Morris, Eddie Edwards. "We just want- ing instead of coaching, we who is no relation, helped carryff year, and Lakeview recorded teams take a crack at But Miami averaged only 23,Hawks 15, Bucks "The receivers were open ed to go out and play our game would have lost this ball Its initial victory of the season thanpiJp trophy. 476 fans for six home games last most of the game," understated and not let them get something game," Fitch 19 points, the injured player off the ice. said after his Steve Hawes scored by topping Windermere, 6.0. year. John as Baker. Understudy Frank Gbgoing." Jacksonville, Drew and Lou Hudson He said he was so shaken by the Stetson, Cavaliers beat the Lakers 100each had 17 Rollins, FTU and and Ken Chark incident that It affected his Seminole 95 in a National Basketball As. each Cocoapusbedacrossapairof Commun play. 15 as Atlanta it y Co ege ll make up clobbered soclatlon game Sunday night. touchdowns In the final four Peter Morris was taken "We played a very stupid Milwaukee for its first victory directly to a hospital for minutes to upend the South the field. treatThursday at 1:30 it will be game with the lead," Filch of the young Seminole Cobras, 16.6, and tests. "It was fun out there ment the Rollins against Jacksonville in said. "We ended up playing AUBURN, Ala. (AP) "All I Junior Bantam bracket.inJohn "Not if I had anything to do halftime lead. Phoenix' victory kept the O Oililtonight," Hawes said. "Every. Mass talli ed for South Seminole the opener, followed by a 3:30 had to do was run," said Au- with it." In the third pe riod, Leggett their game with a 12-point lead body did what they were - era tied for first place in the matchup between Stetson and burn quarterback sup of an 82-yard on a three-ya rd r un and Andre Seminole Auburn Coach Doug Barfield scor ed on a 53-yard run and and it dam near cost in posed to. It was a lot different West Division with WinnIpeg 1 scoring scimper In the fourth said Gargis "reall y showed he Gargis ran it over from the one gam e." Cleveland stood out on defense from last Thursday night' each with 10 points. Friday it will be FTU VS quarter that capped a with a pass interception. "We weren't really ready to when Atlanta opened 31-19 belonbed in that winning class, again. The Tigers held a 21-19 Cowboys 6, Mariners 0 with the The Sanford Indians fell to Jacksonville at 1:30 with homecoming football victory "We're patched up with bal. lead after three quarters. Gar- play and I think that was in- season with a loss. Terbenche's first two goals of Rollins meeting Semnlnqle at for the Tigers. Rockledge, 204, in another ing wire and everything else," gis' long run in the fourth period dicated by the fact that we were SO 194, Nets 93 the season helped Calgary 3:* And run he W. outreboWided 50 badly in the Junior Bantam contest. he added. "But these boys and a 26-yard field goal by Nell Play g me record its first victory. fore a rerd in be ho Stetson and Rollins met in the Gargis scored on runs of 1, 14 didn't quit. They hung in O'Donoghue Insured Auburn of first half," West said. "We had crowd of 14,0, Seattle out. Wayne Connolly, recently acSensakovic rolled up 82 yards noon game Saturday followed and 1 yards In addition to the there." Its first victory at home in two our chances but key turnovers scored the Nets 28-11 in a 9- qul red from the Minnesota rushing for the day as he paced by a 2p.m. tilt between Stetson third longed scoring race in and key fouls hurt us." The Seminoles struck first on seasons. minute period spanning the Fighting Saints, Lynn Powis, the Lakeview ground attack to and FTU and a 4 o'clock dash Auburn football hLgry. "Reese a 21-yard run by fullback Jeff JIm third and fourth periods to Danny Lawson and Ron Brewer grabbed 19 a methodical thumping of between Seminole and FTU. " 1 was really disappointed McCall (a tight end) did agreat t.egg,'tt. Then Gargis scored on with our defensive showing," rebounds, high for the game, break open a close game and Chipperfield accounted for the1 Teague's Junior Midgets. Sunday's noon opener has Job blocking his man." his first one-yard tUfl lii for Cleve- ease to victory in their season other Calgary goals. Florida State Coach Bobby and added 11 points James Smith picked 0(f a pass Stetson meeting Jacksonville Flanker Chris Vacarella re- second period, Seminole quar. Bowden said. "They whipped us land. Campy Russell had 16 opener. Jets 7, Bulls I to aid Lakeview's shutout and Jai coming back at 2 Vs. called the long run: "1 was terbuck Jimmy Black hit Larry bad on the corners." Bruce Seals and Mike Green points and Bobby SmIth is In Willie Lindstrom led the Jets defensive effort. Seminole. Rollins meets FlU in supposed to go down and pick Key on a seven-yard sco ring the balanced Cavaliers' attack. paced the Sonics' scoring at. with two goals. Bill Lesuk, The Tuskawilla Junior the finale, up the free safety. Phil just ran pass. Auburn, now 34 in all games The Cars held a 15-point lead tack with 15 Points each. High Matte Llndh, Dan Labraaten, Midget entry, perhaps looking Jacksonville Is defending over him and after that, I knew Later, Gargis scored from the and 24 while Florida State midway through the third quar. for the Nets, who lost their s- Dave Dunn and Andres fledahead to next week's showdown champion, nobody was going to stop him. 14 to give his team a 14-13 dropped to 25. ter before the Lakers started ond straight, berg also scored for Winnipeg. .,s Vs - Loose ball Is the cry with sine kebJ3' ,z:1 In the firat Saturday when Trinity Prep edged past Boca Rates St. Andrews, 23-21, as Brent Matthews scored a TD Os a 21. yard fumble return, and Norbert Seals tallied twice on runs of 44 and $5 yards.q Saafors Mike Presser ran for the two-point conversion which won the game. Trinity, 5-2, Is home Saturday at. ternoos against Florida Air of Melbourne. m Milwee Midgets lop South Seminole, 14-0 ~__I-_Lt~_t_l k _i - - TIGHT GAME $ . ;1 :I.1;T1 By The Associated Press LOOSE BALL, I. Staubach Decked, Cowboys VY iii i'n . Chicago --Y' OCIehi fl, 19164* Evasiag HiraM, Sd. FL Seminoles Thrashed By Auburn - D - Pro Basketball . .,,,, ' - . .. - - - - . - - Army - . , Boots - - - - - . ARMYU.NAVY SURPLUS - Dorsett Weimer I_p#% L.I Li Redskins, I 'tPY I By The Associated Press Cardinals You don't need a scorecard to tell the winners and losers from Go Ton ign t the latest spaced-out college football weekend. Just lend an - WASHINGTON (Al') Quarterback Jim Had has been getting the bed protection in the National Football League from the St. Louis offensive Inc. He hopes It continues onight In the nationally devised contest against Over the 11111 iang, a mob with a point to washington's The Cardinals' line consisting I Dan Dier do rf, Conrad Duber, Tom Banks, Bob Young and toger FInnie are foot ball's ersion of the Big Red Machine, "We're more aggressive than our ordinary offensive line," aid Dierdorf. "Offensive line. ien in the past have been tabed as meek and mild-manered. We have more of the haracteristics of defensive nemen. We like to play a rough id tumble game. The game IS ii for us, We play with en- usiasm." Hart basks in the aggressiveis. He has been sacked only ur times this year. He has not en dumped in 13 quarters. The Redskins' defense unit, ten being booed on two prootis weeks, got It all together ainst Detroit a week ago, lthng the Lions scoreless for minutes and picking up five arterback sacks. They want Continue that performance. OT PO4J$tOn 129, Phoenix 126 Denver 130. Kansas City 99 Portland ill. New York Nets U1t1't 101 struck." -Nebraska Coach Torn Os. borne, a loser whose thirdranked Cornhuskers No. 1 in thepreseasonratings - ylekled a Big Eight record 96-yard scoring asspplay in the final period and bowed to No. 17 Missouri 34.24: "We woul have liked a chance to win the national championship, - three second-half touchdowns and a 35-19 triumph over Callfornia. That left the Bruins tied atop the Pac-8 with seventh-ranked Southern California. The 'Frojans swamped Oregon State 560 although star runner Ricky Bell suffered a hip pointer not to worry, he'll be back next week after gaining 88 yards in six carries. His back-up, ear: -Pitt's Tony Dorsett, a incr: "1 was so emotionally high it was unbelievable. I'm hoping I cliii push that record up so far that no one can ever dream of beating it. I want that record to although I'm not sure we ever set that as our goal. It's going to freshman Charles White, added be mine as long as I'm on be difficult to do that now." 107 yards and scored four earth." All Dorsett did was rush for 100 yards and three touchdowns in second-ranked Pitt's 45-0 rout of Navy to become major college foot ball's all-time leading runner. His 5,2 yards erased the record of 5,177 set last year by Ohio Sta te's Archie Griffin. Top-rated Michigan, pursued by Pitt, continues to lead the pack with UCLA. Maryland, - - times. Sunday's Results Atlanta 115, Mi lwaukee 9 1 Cleveland 100, Los Ang,ies 95 Seattle 101. New York Nets 03 Today's Games t ga mes Scheduled Golf COLUMBUS. Ga. (AP) - Fl. nal scores and moneywinnings Sunday In the 1125.000 Southern Open Golf Tournament on the 6-79I yard, Per 70 Green Island countryy Cl u b course: '. - 121.000 - - ' . Sixth-ranked Maryland, with erry McGee. 11.175 only lowly Clemson a nd Vir70-a. 60?O-27? Southern Cal and Texas Tech ginla remaining on its Atlantic R1C'd Crawford, 11.437 7370-66.70-779 the logical challengers ... for Coast Conference slate, Bob E. Smith, 1.4337 now. ly clinched another ACC crown 7177 67.61-279 Michigan swamped In diana by whipping Duk e 30-3 as Mark Jim Colbert, $1,537 61-1 172 35.0 as Rob t.ytle rushed for 173 Manges threw two scoring Tommy Aaron. s-uai yards and Rick Leach corn- passes to Bob Raba and tallied 65. 737041....77, Peter OOsterbuls. 11,631 pleted all four passes he threw once himself. 7 17371 64-279 Billy Taylor rushed for 173 Terry -Oklahoma State linebacker for 109 yards and a pair of Dieni, $3,1S yards while Larry Isaac and John Weimer, a winner: "This touchdowns, 75.677446....350 Jeff Dankworth, injured in Rodney Allison each scored Grier Jones. 53.125 is the happiest I've ever been in the second period, returned to twice in leading No. 8 Texas 72617070-210 my life." Chi Chi Rodrig uez, 53,125 lead fourth-ranked UCLA to Tech over Arizona 52-27 . 72457267-250 What Okla homa State did was 11 1 5.. U69.69.61-374 Hubert Green. 111,250 - • ' . i! . . 0 -. - -- - ( 41 ,7 _. . ______ &6 AMIL- Htsli: Ic/tile a honit, %t/u'n' flu' h:a/ish c'(llt 41)4:?,: LI,,L/ mi' deer (UI(/ lilt' U?lIe'IOf)t' (UI? end a string of nine straight losses to arch-rival Oklahoma, downing the fifth-ranked Sooners 31-24 as Terry Miller rushed for 159 yards and Charlie Weatherbie came off the bench to direct three second.half scoring drives, -Oklahoma Coach Barry Switiei', a loser for Only the second time in 41 games as a head coach: "We have had things going too good for us too long and now adver;ity has SPORTS SH ORTS NEW YORK i AP) - For the second consecutive day Sunday, offspring of Albatross topped the bidding in the Old Glory standardbred yearling sales at Yonkers Raceway. Jungle Fire, an Albatross colt T. Adios mare, IAndy T. Adios, was purchased for 1W.000 by Bay Jean Farm of froiti a Henry Quebec. On Saturday, the Al- BOSTON I AP)-Sarn Cohen batross filly, Castlemaine, was purchsed by Louis P. Gulda of Trenton, N.J. for $41,000. A total of 160 horses, yielding $956,900 were sold Sunday, Is retiring after more than 39 years as sports editor of the Boston Herald-American. Cohen, who has been with the Hearst newspaper for 46 years, bringing the two-day figure to will retire next month. Richard $1,721,. In two days, 310 J. Sayers, a member of the Dohorses passed through the ring. trod News sports staff, has been named to replace Cohen. 3out of 4 adults find in C_% help in theYellow Pagluo, ale t tilt..' t..ilIs ii'iii tilL' '1k' t lit , t 1111d Ii ale ti it.ul4il I1ttl,li),' 'tnir Ydlt1 sle Rep can design 1 l )I'11tltl1 l't'i' ih4it Il ni.ike it ttiIt'F k)r tlle'.' lXt1I)k II lind ,tiii. NtILIL!el 1111L I VIlt. WT YOUR SHARE OF THE AC'TION it) �A— Ii. U1* NSIW, k. PL M.ly.OCL fl flis I t" _, , t•___ 4 I - At Jamboree VVQVM Hearing I, CB Conservat ion Crowned , Queen PTA Hosts Parties I aa 10 1"0k Halloween II Halloween brings a round of hired for the school clinic treats and activities in through donations and PTA Seminole elementary schools1 monies. Fund raising projects sponsored by PTA groupc of the PTA include the sale 01 At Bear Lake it's carnival school tee shirts, Several PTA time, with games, country members are participating in a store, haunted how, cake walk market research program that and costume party scheduled yields a donation from the f6r Saturday from 16 p.m. In researching company for each addition to hosting the carnival, form completed. The the PTA is collecting aluminum Altamonte PTA earned a IX cans to be turned in for cash. A per cent membership lad year Inge collecting bin Is located at and hopes to repeat the success the school; final collection day this year. A newsletter will be Is Saturday. sent home with students every Pinecred PTA is helping two weeks to keep parents students celebrate Halloween informed of PTA committee by iWUfltIng prizes for a activitie& costume contest during a skating party Wednesday at Spanish Class set Melodee Skating Rink, 6:30 *30o.m. Seminole Community v Mothers at E Co llege's Division or Adult & brook are planning Halloween Continuing Education will offer Parties, complete *M vats, an eight-week noncredit course during school hours Friday. in "Practical Spanish" Goldsboro PTA Is collecting beginning Nov. 2. Claus will cereal box tops and soup can meet from 7 to 10 p.m. ending labels to raise money for the Dec. 21. Purchase of physical education The great growth that has equipment. Past cereal box tops characterized Seminole County and Campbells soup labels may over the last five years has al*o be sent to the school any time brought many Spanish. before March, 1977. The Speaking residents to the area. organization also plans to In addition to Spanish-Speaking sponsor Goldsbor EMR residents, Disney World has students In the county Special attracted tho usands of Latin Olympics to be held In the American visitors. spring. The cost of the course Is $10. At Altamonte Elementary, a Register at the registrar's fulitime attendant has been office. SCC math campus. 'I' • O '4 t4 / - W. U 6- : Happy 197177 Hearing Conservation Queen Debbie Lee as she Is crowned by Margo Dowlen, last year's queen, watched by Sherrin Colley, second runner-up, at the In-County Roadrunner's CS Jamboree In the Sanford Civic Center, Sunday. winner's smile from dw ., I (Hirsid W Tim Lovely line-up of beauties in Conservation Includes, from left, Melanie Webre, fourth runner-up; Jan Rathel, third runner-up; Debbie Lee, queen; Rose Linsler, runner-up Shernin Colley, second runner-up Hearing Queen Contest first and Bride Wears Mother's Gown RAN C1 A IIUS VOWS uiy—uuvuu JU n Double Ring • I . 4UIT VVaTCt'iinn TV ••• U V [ I .!. %*I And - - Service Th en The Fun Begins NEW MILFORD, Conn() first week or so. Susie at first not to "p back Into the old Susie was a 4-year-old often had fits of temper a bo ut patterns, the automatic click of But after her television view- not being allowed to watch the 'on' button, th e mindless tag was cut to one hour a week "Batma n." But by th e second watching." for a month, she began asking week she was becoming mo re However, th e magazine rekindergarten classmates over Involved with her schoolmates, port ed that Susie to play something she had After the experiment, old ,viewing habi resumed her never done before, another youngster, Mark, test, and her parents after the ts and teach-and the children of 15 Stopped pla ying at "blowing up ers noticed Immediately that ings," and his parents fi said he she began to with otherfeshrepasjcipj th draw again. stopped getting Into st fights. in the four-week Marj who had been her tlili4rade sine. The magazine reported in elling tests, brought home a its November Issue that BPlus after the experiment. families became closer and The article said that even Bob Bafi's Pianos& children improved in schooL 301 W. First St..nford,1j •, The children's real names were after the experiment was over it found mod parents m uch not used. But of all the children in the more conscious of what chilexperiment from kinclergar- dmen watched and more careful ! ten age through third grade Susie was the most change the magazine said. The magazine did not say ho much television each chili watched before the experiment it noted that the average chik be tween the ages of 2 and watches .5 hours a week, ac cording to the A.C. Nielsen Co., w hich rates television au• ences. - Angela Williams Berry grandfather, Robert A. Bridesmai ds were Debbie became the bride of John David Williams, the bride wore a Curry, Carol Flood, Donna Flood in a double ring gown of candlelight chantilly of the 14 ceremony performed by Rev, lace with cathedral train worn br idegroom, Marvjna Peter, William Curl Oct. ii; at 6p.m. at by her mother almost years Hazel Crews and Mary First Baptist Church, Orlando. ago. Her tiered tulle fingertip Bradley. Their gowns were Organist was M1 Cindy Cox veil was secured by a lace cap, styl ed the same as the honor and soloist was Niles Bever1 lad she sIYkd.fr' CISIde tt5V t*aJii JUIMI1110 Kelley. bouquet of white roses, car- two In yellow and two in coral nations, mums and baby's with nosegays of roses and The bride is the da ughter of br eath. daisies to match. Their headMrs. Kenneth Leon Berry, Maid of honor Miss Kathy pieces of baby's breath were Orlando, and granddaughter of Kern of Delray Beach wore a colored the same as their Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Williams, light brown gown of charmette gowns. Sanford. Th e bridegroom is the with sheer ruffl ed floral Jacket. John Thompson was best son of Mr. and Mrs. John She carried a nosegay of white man. Groomsmen were Ken Stephen Flood, Orlando. roses and daisies to match the Berry and Dana Berry, (' ,iven mri,,,i, 1w h Ir.. ,',lIr,e I._ IkUUIVF5 or rae UCUIO, Joe Orlando, Kenny Wood, Richard Hattaway and Chuck Kimble. Stephenle Barrett of St. Cloud and Carl Conklin of Sorrento were flower girl and ring I bearer. Following a reception church social hail, the couple left on W use DEAR ABBY: How does one East Coast. go about marketing a genuine The bridegroom is in the U.S. Gutenberg Bible? It was stolen Navy. The couple will live in from a German museum during Norfolk, Va., where he is Most parents who partJcl. World War I by an American stationed, Mrs. John David Flood pated in the test said their who has been dead for youngsters comnialned for the .sodier many years. Is it dill considered "stolen goods?" Or Is it possible to sell ja HAVE ONE him the rest of his tile. In today's average family, for an appointment. I'm very ambitious. I've both parents work at fulItime DEAR HAVE: Regardless of The purpose of this Parent how long ago the article was worked since I was 16, and keep jots. This often makes it im- Contact Program at Seminole 4okn, it's still stolen property getting promotions. What possible for parents to leave High is to provide working and cannot be sold legitimately, should! do? Say goodbye to the work to discuss problems with parents contact with the school And since you know that it was only guy I've ever loved, or the guidance counselors a[ their guidance personnel during Tb spotty look stolen from a museum in accept him as he is and quit children's schools. for today's woman. evening ho . Germany, you have a moral trying to change him? Soft, supple natural 19 AND AMBITIOUS" Obligation to return It to the With this difficulty in mind, leather uppers, According to the guidance DEAR "19,": 1 think )'OU German goverment. mid height wedge Seminole High School's counselors, personal contact is really want to break up with The German Em bassy beel, crepe sole s. guidance office will be open often better than trying to but you want me to make Washington, D.C., would deeply Ken, from 8-8 p.m. starting Tuesday, communicate with the decision for you, which U3i with working appreciate hearing from and will be open the first and parents by during something about your own second urge you to contact them. Tuesday of the month, business hours, and written DEAR ABBY: I'm 19 and immaturity. I cant see this and every third Thursday of the are often lost have a bum for a boyfriend. "bum" being anything more month. Parents should call first orcommunications misplaced. Ken and I love each other very Man a bum, married or single. 'I nuch and plan on getting And until you can, don't waste married some day, but I don't any more time on him. DEAR ABBY: May I corn- Beta Rummage Sale want a burn for a husband. ment on the American serHe's 25, but very Immature in - -: many ways. Ken has never kept viceman who wanted to marry The Beta Chi Chapter of Delta [cone Gilbert. a job for more than three a Korean girl? You advised him Kap pa Ga mma held a reg ular to talk to Chapter president Mrs. Jo his Army chaplain. months. He quits and lays meeting in Oviedo on Oct. 19, at Ann Rowe welcomed new That was a bum deer, for around collecting unemthe First Federal Building, transfer members Ann Echols ployment. When I get on his sure. I spent five years In Korea back because I practically have as an American G.I., and I've Mrs. Pat Burkett planned the and Peggy Packard. chaplain progam for the women Plans were finalized for a ,,: 0 support him, he gets another yet to see an Army who would help a G.I. marry a educators, and the theme was Rummage Sale on Nov. 13, at ~Ob, but it never lasts very long. 26 Iroquois Avenue in Sanford girl who wasn't round-eyed, "Getting to Know You," When I lecture him about from Anglo Saxon and Christian. 9 a.m. 4 p.m. laziness, he says if I really Hostesses incIuded true that It's many Korean Proceeds will benefit the , loved him I wouldn't try to Marguerite rguerite Partin, Jonnise projects of the girls have faked love for s iety w oc hi ch change him. Abby, I DO love Buckelew, Hazel Stoner, include the Mict-osukee Indians him, but I don't want to support American soldiers just to get a Katherine league, Bettie JO trip to America and citizenship, of Florida, part of Project Palmer, Mildred Wright, and but they were mostly North America. prostitutes. Many Korean girls are honest, hard-working and loving and far superior to Set For Women rFREE PARKING American women in more ways IN REAR WHILE1 than I can court. Sign this. Lakc Mary Woman's Club telephone committee. SHOPPING ROJAYJ MARRIED ONE will meet Th ur sday, at 10:30 DEAR MARRIED: Don't a.m., at Sanford's Sheraton Inn, 218-220 E. FIRST ST. The program, "Travel," will bum-rap Army chaplains. They For the regular luncheon. be presented by Mrs. Curtis DOWNTOWN SANFORD still provide the best counsel meeting. Members are asked to Green who will speak PHONE 322.3324 on her . through the recent tour of the Pacific. - - • Flood, sisters - -, - Susie - - - - - , - -.... n -. - - ........... ,Sinful To Sell Stolen Bible? - - , - ,.. , SHS: Calling All Parents Chi Slated ( ' 2299 - Unlbed!Vfty Travel Program . . 13 mg:'tar:' 0.8 mg. nicotine ay. per ciareite, FTC Report Apr76 available for the G I. oberseas. make reservations - PPianos.Organsi OZ �HiraM, hafsrd, Fl. Msiky, Odsbsr Is. im TONIGHT' S TV -_ 1 . 1$ t.LIAS. YOU NC YOU 1110 *1 TONOHI 2 .JSACMCATETOO Monday • Evening Cairn IC1IO0I Ob1t NEL4.DEnFE. N 110 EMERGENCY ONE MAN BEHAYM 11:45 5' NEWS 24 MAKING ITCO(JNT a •ia 1200 WILD. WILD 630 ST a THE IR4TOLXHASLES . 1215 tIC FBI (Fl) 41 X c9$ p(5 ___ 7) ZOOM F 98Oovctoetp *8 LUAS, YOGA AND YOU tOO IL MHUE sitow (Si MiEOOtAS8HoW (I)VlEt)-Supped CIhIN (Mw) lN as) T7mW . Y OaiSr, &y Nan. (MW) low () "YOU Cant Choo an 1 b W• .•. 9I"i (MW) 1t (t) 1?1s PIianLr, FIJ. amp M. Ca*. 't Cclbstt(81*) 1 (At) "Pressure Point." Sidney Poller, somy Daft (MW) 1002. 4 IN SCHOOL TELEViSION: Orange County 3*i4 9m urN 3 p.m. ty. ?! AS 11)0 tit TOMORROIN ABC NEWS 700 a GRAM ' BRADY BUNCH 1) CAMPAIGN 76: The ofld debits bitumen U.& Son. Lawton Chilles, Dernocraft W cumbent, and Republican Chasing.,. Dr. Aft Grady. IDREAM OFJEAM4IE (7) FEwsAcic WILD WORLD OF ANNALS 12) WILD KINGDOM rJ.(4Ep.ER . 14 p . 2 1.105 $IJUOVIE: 'Ca* Ic*i. elilu. Cesar Romero. Maureen0SiuWWL (IOiMd prugssa) I 1:15 ) 51LAUREL AND HARDY Mming (Fl) ing up to her mystenclus ______ at on *$I4e 001 r4) (4) FVIOO& Fliocts au Joe lake the. nwnal problems to a marriage Joe ,,n a starving dis. wtrs HAPPENING? GOOD MOFI*IIGMER. '- 830 (.4) fromthsdusch,so4aluc,. Ing older ITWI by OTOwing T4 . 0:00 (I) -_. (12) 50 GRAM SLAM 12-30 4J lZi THE GONG sow rAD c SEARCH .=.i TOMORROW S LOVE, AMERICAN .- uu ____ •i. Stuart Gillespie is foaMed in snr.g sea cnareeys and song.. (A) I- FUN 'F'ME noGiu.&t "sauing Instruction I," eight weeks, begins Oct. 25, meets Monday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. First five weeks: dasaroinstructionh of sailing safibol nomenclature, and design ttio. The three weeks will be practical instruction In daysallers, board boats, and catamarans. Fee: Instructor and Judge. Begins Nov. 1, meets Monday 9.11:30 am., Topics: History of American contempory design, types of design, color nomenclature and color coordination, and accessones. Each class period will Include a demonstration, followedbyaworkJhopinwhichepartJdpapts will wji. ake own arrangements. Fee: $12.50. "Oil Painting ._.., with Me M11d,-.I P..h,'n,.fr ..a l,,4h.,,. ._. ,- beginsNov.2,meetsTuasdayandmw'sdayfrom9a.m. to p, ends Nov. 30. Fee: T classes listed above site Ippored, and arepresented atno cost to the taspay,Thosedei1g mom Iidofloomay contact the Leisure lime Program at Seminole Community 10:30 - William Gene RUtUII Robert Michael Valoni Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, September 29, 1974. Publish: Oct. 1, 11, is, 25, 1916 OEE74 ________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Pubiic Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall itt the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on November e 1576, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanford. Florida, title of which is as follows: ORDINANCE No. Utl AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 OF SAIOCITY, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING rifi TUC '•'• -. "-- EAt? •, up. SANFORD AVENUE AND BET. WEEN 25TH STREET AND 25TH PLACE TO GC-3 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT. A copy shall be available at me Office of the City Clerk for all oersons detirin,, . - t.......WHIT All parties In interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By Order of the City Commission Of the City of Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk By: Rosa M. Rota-40 Deputy City Clerk Publish: Oct. 23. IsiS DEE.129 LOYD iMTiaPai$l$ THIATCI IN THE CIRUCIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO. 75-2S15.CA.3s-i In Re: the Adoption of REGINA L. NIELD, MICHELLE J. NIELD, and CHARLES L. NIELD, SOdaS CNA* V_IA,', ni..'AW 46 U011 I 199 I;N Minon. mqn. eatIn NOTICE TO CHARLES L. WELD Post Office Box 421 Poteyvilie, Indiana 11633 WW YOU ARE NOTIFIED that JOHN EDWARD LONG. Petitioner, has filed a Petition for Adoption of the minor children REGINA L. NIELO, MICHELLE J. N1ELO and CHARLES L. WELD and you are commanded to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, on GENE R. STEPHENSON, of Slephenson, Slalnaker A Beanie, Post Office 1 I "Superchick" it plEi, swan swap -.fty W FLEAMt5gy CALL III III& P.M. ARRIV E FLORI - AUVE OR - SUNHIN( STATE,., Jack T. Bridges of Cleveland, Mite A Bridget, P.O. Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before the 30th titlous name, 1* wit: RV ASSOCIATES under which we are same. " Assault on Precinct 13" OF: FRANCIS HARRY PARDUS, HusbandRespondent, and DONNA RAE PARDUS. Wife. Petitioner, these presence Command you to appearandflleyouranswerorofher defense or pleading with the Clerk of theCircult Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitloners attorney, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter 011".Florida Sta$u?es,will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, inandforSeminoi,County,Flori, upon receipt of -x the publication Of this notice, the Ok- Mrs. Frank L woodj-ujf III, nationally accredited Flower Show Schools 4 ALAN BURI(E Sl4W/ 24 JEAtJ,E WIXFE Wfl1{.. Ac Telty Savalas talks about family, a show businis enoying Ide. 11:00 4i C8 12' NEWS '2 4* WILD. WILD WEST , Legal Notice Th$the Parties Interested lnsaid business enterprise are as follows: SEMINOLE COMMUNTY COUZGE 24 5:30 '2) NEWS 1) HOGANS HEROES (fl 28 THE ELECTRIC COAEANY (4) BEVERLY I4IILR4J 205C in the City of Sanford. Florida. 111011111111111111110 , Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, he short title of which is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE I 11)0 '1) i-U) SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY LEARN FOR 64 • PC PEWS • Wafter die bores diet nimy delay his return !KM,W.Ca'dLmmdftwpan NEIGPIOOO t2) EMERGENCY ONE NOTICE WOOER rICV1TIOUS NAME STATUTE STYLE (1) Mi NYC *.DREPi CAPTAIN KANGAROO . 5 DuCK, Dttc 000 (Ffl)5,4B,JILl5( 17) IN SCHOOL TELEVISION: Duval . 5 I2) ADAM 12 (A) 'ii 28 MISTER RERS NC REST. NEWS at 725 arid 825 mm., local news, weanier, sports) rushes to protect her daughter CIo&ty LEM 40 PERRY MASON ICA. ("Good Pwlixreng Roflds' 6: PHYWS: Ph4Ius ___ 121)0 2) (1) PEWS 615 '2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 71W 2i 12) TODAY (L.o at 725 arid 825). a PCPEyE*iCFpJ 17) 28 SESME STREET with Franos. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: FRANCIS HARRY PARDLI%. WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF LAKE. AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: co OLGA PARDUS, 775 FLEMING STREET, HOBART, INDIANA 15347. A sworn Petition for DinolutIf Marriage a Vinculo having bmi Oiled regarding your marriage to DONNA RAE PARDUS in the Jewel Blanch, Leigh Mc- Afternoon 6:54 MD.: bsi. bsAuesn a blind _____ Issflsgegidwidauldodboy. ____ h1 14) (4) 5 CBS PEWS rzj d.. we day of November, 1976. or otherwise a default will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and official seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, On this 201h day of October, 1974. SEAL Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Linda M. Shaw Deputy Clerk Jack T. Bridges of CLEVELAPtD MItE $' BRIDGES Attorney for WifePelitioner Post Office Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish Oct. 25 & Nov. 1, 5, IS, 1976 DEE.131 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pile Number 76-131-CP Division In its: Estate of LYLE A. NOLAND, Deceased NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of LYLE A. NOLAND, deceased. File Number l4-)25.Cp, ispencling in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32771. The personal representative of the estate is LUELLA NOLAND, Whose addr ess I. - -v... .-.J..., ru. 501 4i, Casseib,rry, Florida 32707. The name and address of the personal represintalive's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are r.ouIr.d. wii'iiii .. flflCC MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of Itue above cou rt a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and mutt Indicate the bails for the claim, the name and Address of the c.'edltor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. It the claim is not yet due, the date when It will become due Shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unhlquldated, the na ture of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim Is s.cure , the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copIes of the claim to the clerk 10 enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal represen tative. All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Not ice of Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges It,* validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or iurisdlction of the cour t. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTl)NS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the firit publication of this Drawer One, Casseiberry, Florida. Notice of Administration: October on or before November Thid, 1916, 2.5th, 1974. and file the original will tie Clerk of Luella Noland thiS Court either before service on As Personal Represents. Petitioners attorney or Im live Cf he Estate of mediately thereafter; otherwiSO a LYLE A. NOLAND. default may be entered against you Deceased for the relief demanded in the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Petition WITNESSmy hand and the sealof 5: Kenneth R Marchman the Court at Sanford, Florida. ffils KENNETH R. MARCHMAN, of lath day of October, 1974 Hunter, Pattillo, Marchman Arthur H Beckwith. Jr & Strong Clerk of the Circuit Court 313 W. Park Ave., By. Linda U. Shaw P0. Box Deputy Clerk Winter Park, Florida ,ves Seat, (305) 517 6900 Publish. Oct. Ii, 25, Nov. I. L 1574 Pubflsh: Oct. 21, Nov. I, 1914 DEE55 7 ~uj 0EE13$ Orlando-Winter oIe 3301 S. Sanford Ave. CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1N AM. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY ttiru FRIDAY SATURDAY tHom Chairman Board of County Commissioners . Publish*Oct. 23, 1,76 41ca line StIIIse lthrv2S times •...31ca line 26 times, .. ... ... 24C a line ($LOO MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEE-US Sunday - Noon Friday Maple, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictItious name Of U.M.C. INC. do. UTILITY MANAGEMENT. aid that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordanc, with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit.SedO, i8-He1p 410fl1 - ISAL.COHOLApROrn.EMt IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON 865.09 Florida Statutes isy. 5: John 0. Weiescnai (President) Publish: Oct. 4, ii, Ill, 25, lrfl For families or friends of problem drinksm For further information 2E0-23 or write IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Box 353, Sanford, Fla. 37771. CIVIL ACTION . 71S74-CA44.0 In Its: the Marriage i FACED WITH ADRINKING PROBLEM VMnted - ad), Live In companion for elderit' Lightcooking and cleaning. Small salary. 333.2993 after a p.m. 373-1930. — UNEMPLOYED? Never again if you have sincere desire and ambition: Serious only please call 574- M6 offer ep.m. or write 1010 not voluntarily appeared herein, and that personal service upon them is not Practical because their residence and whereabouts are unknown, it IS ORDERED that Printha M. Carpenter appear or plead to the complaint heroin by he lit day of December, isis, and In default thereof the Court will oCied to the hearing and ad. ludication of this suit as if Printha M. Carpenter had been served with process in the State of Florida, only to the extent provided for by Section 1633, Title 2$, United States Code; It Is further ORDERED , notice 00 this order bepubIishr- by the United States Marshal in a newspaper of general cir culation In Seminole County. - _ week for-six........—' (6) Consecutive--. Weeks. commencing on October 1, isis. DONE AND ORDERED AT Orlando. Florida, this 131h day of September, I91L GEORGE C. YOUNG United States 5: David Bradford Barbara Bradford Publish: Oct. 25, Nov. 1, I, 13. ttlt DEE-136 REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Anytime - Off Hwy. 434-3 BR, 2 bath, cent, H. A, w.w carpet. $153 mo. 1st & last, Immaculate) BR,2 bath, clrpeted, garage, fenced yard, $153 month. Reg. Real Estate Broker 3324457 Sanford-I BR, 2 bath, quiet neigh . borhood. corner lot. $195 mo. car carport, fully carpeted, 134.4300 or 2524 Park Dr. Realtor Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family homes. Under $23,000 with less than $750 down. Government funding. By builder, 031.164, Equal Housing Opportunity, I OR HOUSE Partially Furnished Bedroom Apt,. "Get Em While They're Hot" Phone 322.42V 2 BR with Porch, gas heat, 5123. 1 OR efficiency with carport, W. 3234762. 7355. 1505 W. 25th St. Yard Work Wanted Sanfordonly 323.7453 41 24-ine 8us Opportunities -______ Money is available for subsidized housing in rural areas. No down Payment, monthly payments less than rent. j Sanford, Ha. 322-2090 M. M. UNSWORTH REALTY LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway Sanford Across From Ranch House Req. Real Estate Broker 3W. 1st St. 323-6061 pt 3230517 eves. Magnetic Sign Machine, with let. tm plastics, paints A roller. $ 95. Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 91 Life — Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor _____ 1919$. French 332.19,1 Eves. 3721196; 3324164; rn 195.6 Looking to buy 1st or 2nd mortgages at discount. 7l Hour approval. Call øt isoo tiauas. .L 27-Investment Opportunities IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Turn your existing 1s1 or 2nd FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, moViQ•9e into cash. Investors FLORIDA waiting. Try us for fast san-vice PROBATE DIVISION BARTON B. PILCHER File N.. 74-121-CF REALTOR Reg. Mtg, Broker In Re; The Estate if ERTHA LEE HUDSON Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 29-Rooms OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Want senior citizen to share my YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hem. and expenses. Write Box t hat theedmstatiohb00meEstate 4l5,c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box Of ERTHA LEE HUDSON, Ill?, Sanford, Fla, 32171. deceased, File Number 11.131 n-n I. — — - - - Welcomes ' Y ou HOMES of DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets . Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY __________ Isitsis Forrest Greene REALTORS YEAR END BARGAIN- 3 OR, 1 bath home, carpeted, AC., kit. chen equipped. Assume first mortgage, 5137.91 monthly and PAY very small down payment to move - in. No q'Jalifying. Im. mediate possession. oDay CONSTRIJCTJON Inc. 211 W. 231h Sanford, Fla. Additions Inc. $306133 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY FOR Its -- - Lake Monroe.- Beautiful building and canal lots with bin oak itJenny Clark, Realty, R ealtor, 322. 1591. $900 down, 3 BR, 2 bath home, screened porch, central H&A, eat- In kitchen washer & dryer hookup. $154.50 per mo. pays all. $17,100 mtg. at • lxi. KULP REALTY, 322.7333. APPOINTMENT - I l Broker, 372.7174 BROKERS Rig. Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 517W. 1sf. St., Sanford 372'S44Ior122 27S7 after M rs. Reduction on Our Largest Model Townhouse UAFM o It MODELOPEN: DAILY-1:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. re Wooci mere roam around this lovely home. Bedrooms are large with oak floors. ital-In kitchen and above ground pool. $35,000. FOR INFORMATION CALL 1916; otherwIse a Judgment may be Da te of the first Publication of this en tered against you for the relief Nolice of Administration October demanded in the complaint or 11th, 1516. petition. Edmond Washington WITNESSmYhandandIhese.Iof .54 Persanai Represents said Court on October 21, 1914. live of the Estate of (SEAL) 3234080 or 3237860 DIRECTIONS: in Sanford- West ofl2Sth St. off 17.52 '. Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On ERTp-IA LEE HUDSON Carroll Burke Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 612 Sanford Atl.qnti Bank By: BY: Cherry Key Travis Sanford, Florida 37771 Deputy Clerk Telephone number- 323 7I N Pbli$h Oct. 251 Nov. I, I, 15, 1575 Publish Oct. II. 25, ISis Ridgewood To Terrace Drive Another Fine Development By 1MV WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A Subsidiary Of Whiner Industries OEE9 IS 43-tots-Acreage - unphy, N. C. Area-13 acres, 410' bordering a beautiful trout stream. $5,000 equity assume mortgage for 117.000 for $ years Ph. 322-4410, d iteen- S Acres, $9,250; 10 acres, 513.000. Surveyed. Free title in. Surance. Broker, 131 0171. MLS.REALTORS 321-0041 Mon,, Oct 25, 7:30 P.M. To be sold to the highest bidder: Several fine pieces of wicker, slant front desks, porcelain and brass barber chairs, bedroom suites, oak kitchen cvpbard, sewing machines, king size bed, several odd chests, appliances. carpet. TVs, lamps and many Items too numerous to mention. Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 323•7340 hydraulic brakes. Good condition. 372.7331. swimming Pools. (2) 15*24' and lt'xII' complete. 1 yrs, old, tail collect 305-273-Oslo. Public Auction 21' Thunderbird, full canvas,,... built engine, all equipped. OMC outdrive, I wheel tral!er with Deluxe Aluminum above ground price. 75-Recretitio,151 Vehicles — 59-isicii Merchandise 19' bTYjtraIiy, older model. ideal for hunting camp, $130. Also good scuba gear. 32fl.413, 9a.m.4 p.m. w*-days only. - -........ oetI-sveat Case; ice Machine; Ga s I Christmas GiftBradford organ, Grill; Fryer; Cash Register; I double keyboard, huSv&s, ,4½ Steam Table; Other Items. 323I years old. Originally $100, now 2110, $250. Call Orlando 559-3175. Kitchen Appliance Complete- Used - Double sink, with new waslierless faucet. 5)0; Frigidaire refrigerator, $40; FrigIdaire 24built In oven (needs repair), $35; Must Sacrifice 1973 Streamline, 33 ft. Gregory Mobile Homes, 3103 Orlando DrIve, 323-3300. Pianoa & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Salts & Western Auto, 301 'N Cir$'f St., 322-2255. 77- Autos Wanted - 23"x2I" drop-In counter cooking unit, I burner electric, $10; all turquoise; $ell all I for $150. Also built-In oil fired circulating fur. nect with tan, used, $75 includes chimney & accessories; ico gal oil drum with stand, 5-40; approx. 75 gal. fuel oil, $25; sell all for $123. TVantennaA pole, 5I5. You move. Call 322-0204 or 332-1143. BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to $30. Call 332-1431 after 4 p.m. 60-Office Supplies Used Office MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk A chairs, Secretarial desks & Any year thru 1576 models. 7 days chairs, straight Chairs, fIlirig week. Call collect, 5112131. cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry. - NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92, *30-4206 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL_.TRADE 311-313 E. First St. 372.5672 78-?mtorcycles 62-Lawn-Garden Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading I distributor wants a nice backyard I to display new 1976 model above I ground pool. Top consideration I given for prim, location. Call 305- I 4224230 collect. 323- 39" Of 323-7710 80-A.utos for Sale ________________ 73 Dodge Van, BiOS, 31$ V-I, auto.. PS, Am.FM, West Coast mirrors, deluxe seats, floor & carpet, 22,000 ml. 13,100 or best offer. Call 611. $204 after 3 p.m. 64-Equipment for Rent Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, - I. 12.000 sq. ft., Loch Arbor on Crystal View South. 322 3141. tent Blue Luster Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.30 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - twy 92, I mile west of Speedway, 65-Pets-Supplies Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Saturday, night at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved Price. No charge other than $5 registration fe, unless vehicle is Doberman Puppies, AKC. $130. Terms available. 363.5740 Ioy Collie Sheltie, female, 4 months Clean cloth in., erlor, 1 owner. $1193 or best offer. 162.3405. he Classified Ads. E - * SANORAI SOUTH Sanford's newest residential neighborhood EXPERTS REA DY UST A PHONE CALL AW — _ Aluminum Siding Landscaping & Lawn Care Home Improvements I can cover your home with Carpentry, Reming Ad.j,t, aluminum & soffit System. Also I— Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Roofing, Gutters, 20 Yrs. Exp. Fri. estimate 371 6038 Eagle 5idin, Co &51.9W. VA '25,000 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Central Heat & Air Conditioning For Inc estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 332. (formerly Hariett's Beauty Nook) 319 E. Firs t 322 5712 1111111 Carpet Cleaning I Sanford Ave. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Electric- ART BROWN PEST CONTRO 2362 Park Drive 3225*45 _____ 177) . Electrical, Plumbing, re Ice Machines, Residential or Commercial, repair service. 331 1171. frigeration. Whatever the OCCa1i'n. there is a Classified ad to Solve it. Try on,' - Root Repairs, Carpentry, Carpentry, Pa,nt.g, Repairs. Guttering. Cement work Free estimatts 13) 5662 Exterior 111111 Sewing Plastering. Alterat,ons. Dress.M,akieg, Orapes,, Upholstery. 3 270707 Commercial, R Residential Estimates, 2515 Elm Ave Free 332 , 2373. Hauling - -- IL et a Classified Ad help you timid none room for storage. Classified Ads find buyers last, To List Your .: Well Drilling — " MOwing, Discing; Fill Dirt; Clay. Rock; Sand; and; khoe Loader. Ph, 3225*17. - Garage sales are in 5e,t, Tell the — WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS - All types and 5i jes We repair and service people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald, 3272611; III 999) Landscaping & - Lawn Car. EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Business 3325137 'WAHT TO i YOUR HOME' buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some Mowing, Edging, Trimming Fn, Estimates 11 STINEMACHINE& SUPPLY CO , St II brands of Oil heaters Cleaned and serv ic ed. Call Ralph al 3 23 593 after3p.m. 1 And That's A Fact Tool - HUGHEYEQUIPMENT Heater Cleaning Ciassified Ads Gets Results mw ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top 322-5913. - J Lets' Clearing; LIGHT HAULING & YARD Assains AND GARAGE CLEAN UP P hone 319 5371 _____________ TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact , Land Cling ear Industrial Bralley Qdham.323.4670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER Pest Control - -, Bo*lin I Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy LAWN REPAIR LAWN REPLACEMENT Bill Brenemen, 557-1399 Plaster Patching, Simulated Brick & Store Speciality, 332•77I0. Electrical Financing -Nothing Down • FHA Conventional-5% Down — C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repatrs Call 3235575, New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM J BusINEssDiaoRY/! rj Interior, ~J il . ~,r — Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. i Rug Shampooing- Living room, dining area. hall-regardless Of Site. $)993 3223S". 8101111111111114 I4i - COUNTRY HOME- With room to 2017$. FRENCH Quality 3 bedroom . 2 bath garden home, 1267 square feet of living area. Concrete block construction. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Shag carpeting throughout. Ceramic tile baths. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to schools and shopping — No maintenance fees. 2575 Hwy 17-92 322.91161 fl-Auction MORE ORIGINAL PRICE 29O NOW $ 22,125 addr ess of thecreditor or his agent NOTICE OF ACTION or attorney, and the am ount TO: JOHN A. ALDER MA N claimed , If the claim is not yes due RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN the data when it will become due All parties claiming interests by, shall be stated. If the Claim is through, under or against JOHN A. ALDERMAN and to all parties contingent or unIiquidate, the nature of the uncertain ty shall be having or claiming to have any staten, lithe Claim Is secur ed, the right, title or Interest in the real security shall be describ. The Property her ein described. claimant shall deliver sufticlpt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copies fo the Clerk to enable the that an action to foreclose a mor Clerk to mail one copy to each gage on the follow ing real property personal representative In Seminole County, Florida: All perSOns having i t in this Lot 1, Block M, CARRIAGE HILL esfafe to whom a copynteres of this Notice UNIT 3. according to the plat thereof Of Administrat a$ recorded In Plat Book IS. Pages are required,ion has been mailed WITHIN THREE 26 and 27, of the Public Records Of MO NTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County, Florida. THE FIRST PUBLICATION to file has been filed against you and you any objection that they may have Off reired to serve a copy of your that challenges the validity of the wnittin defenses, if any, to it on van decedent's will, the qualificat of den Berg, Gay A Burke, PA., at the perso nal represenilative or the Post Office Box 193, Orlando, venue or iurisdiction Of the Court . Florida 32507, and liii the original ALL CLAIMS, DEMA NDS, AND with ttue Clerk of the a bove styled court on or before November 29, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. RORSON MA RINE $55 9351 collect, - Phone 323 $602. oversized kits. in country, yet Close to all conveniences. $16,500. 9 basis for the claim, the name and OVER 2 ACRES with a pretty lake graces this 3 OR newer mobile 3 BR. P, bath, red brick. Mutt sell. home. Brick BBQ and picnic table. Willing to talk terms. 120.000 MOBILE HOMES- Two on these $7 25%375 IS' Glaspa,, 75 HP Evinrude& Trailer, $500. 322lISs. SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. tancular pools left over from 1915 season, half price. Guaranteed Installation and terms. Call 305. '.0 Remodeling OR Sanford Ave. ' -BoatS & Accessories _ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. I Days-372.6I73 Nights-322-2352 We're Offering A 430). Guaranted reconditioned auto batteries, $17.91 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 . _________ the Estate Is EDMOND WASHINGTON whose address it 1709 Tangerine Avenue, Sa nford, Florida. The name and address of the Personal representatIve's attorney Is set forth below. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE All persons having claims or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE demands against the estate an, requir ed , WITHIN THREE COUNTY , FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 75-l7Ia-ca.a. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF El THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk of the above Court a written FUND SOCIETY. statem t of any claim or demand en Plaintiff, they may have. Each claim must be vs In writing and must Indicate the JOHN A. ALDERMAN, it .1., 111111P ertise your product or service in Assoc. 323 04*5 Night Serenity for iust $16, MOVING SALE Furniture, washer, tools, quilts, craft, lots of household it ems. October 21, 3, & 30. 105 Lake MimIc Drive (Park Ridge sub. division off Lake Mary Blvd.) 323. - CALL 3223103 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H WANTEDI SELLERS. SO-Miscellaneous for Sale r'sg Sacrifica. - BUYERS.DEALERS CIS RADIOS FANTASTIC SALE Empty your carport or garageMidlnd CO Radio with antenma, $3 Make $00 and have fun swapping or 10 a month. CIS CITY, IllS I tl oo Bring your articles to Movieland Drive. In Theatre Swap Orlando Ave., Winter Park. (Nez Shop.Flea Market, south 17-52, to Anderson's Restajrant ), every Sunday, 9a.m. to 3p.m. NO CHARGE. Reserve tree space,. 54-Garage Sales Phone 372.9316. 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. any night. POOL sold. Call 9042551311 for further Old, has all shots. Make offer. 323. details, 0310 after i p.m. Lippyj R ise Flix,bliteimi. FUTURA BY SINGER One of Singer's top Touch and Sew Realtor owner will consider trade ease a Datsun including Z CirS and Zig Zag machines. Assume DO III 68-Wanted to Buy trucks, For Information call Bill balance oft les.5o0, pay 31190 per Ray or Jack Mink, 531.1311. month. Will take trade-in. Singer Cliff Jordan Realtor equipped to zigzag & make button $311232 UST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and We Buy Furniture holes. Balance of 151.11 or 10 '73 Models. Call 3235570 or $31. Payments of DAVE'S $6. Call credit NEED A HOME? siQodown 3394416 1605 Dealer. manager, 332.9111 or see at Payment yment to qualified buyers. 3 W buy and sell good SANFORD SEWING CENTER furniture and ii '61 Jeep. 327 BR, 1½ baths, can heat, Ong In*, I wheel drive. antiques. HWY 16 AUCTION refurbished, As low as 511.000. — 307 E. Itt St., Downtown Call 323.7550 from 7 to 5:30 weekGALLERIES. 3226577. days, ask for Dick Lacy, sell Our trade-in furniture at low COMFORT PLUS- Double wide We cash for Antiques. Consignments prices. Good selection. 1970 Datsun station wagon mobile home and large corner lot. wanted. H..way 16 Auction 3 OR. 2 bath, large living room, COUNTRY FuRN. DISTRIBUTORS 5350 as Is Galleries, 322 6972. family room, central gas heat, 373.355k 323-1332 . SRIS 1mm. East II range and refrigerator. A real buy P1HEY WOODS BARN- We Buy Ii 69 Pontiac Ventura, PS, PB, air, at $23,900 Furniture & Miscellanus Sell Mesh play pen, $15; bumper pool radio, vinyl top, good condition. or table, 190; matching chair and 30 pct commission Free Pick $550. Call 323 6397. WIlT REALTY ps Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. couch, $75; formica dinette, $1S; Santord 372 2770 antique chair, 133; Console Sewing '7 Buick Electra, excel. cond. with Reg. Real Estate Broker, 3210610 machine, $60; oddsand ends. Call Ill power options. Metallic green 11222748 3fl 323-2901. 14$ Ups,ala Road, San. Got plenty of prospects . .Ad. with vinyl top. BALL REALTY pending In the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Probate Division, the address of which Is SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32171. The Personal Representative of - Counter tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabeli. 322 $032 Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 251 S. 3rd anytime St., Lake Mary. Phone 530-1703. — WlnferSprings- I BR, 2 bath, 2-car 51-Household Goods garage, fenced large lot, kitchen — fully equipped. $25,300. $341461. Nearly new twin site trundle bed, 150; 4drawer dresser, $13. Phone Sanford $21,700 321-0*10. $00 MAGNOLIA- Handyman's 'I ___ 256SPARK GL Longwood area. Let's talk turkey.; BR, 214 bath brick. Huge lot. In the 601s. 531.2335. 20 I6 LAKE AVE.... Lovely 3 SR, 1, bath, central heat A air, car. petlng, kitchen equipped, Florida rm., utility shed, washer & dryer included. Only $26,300. Terms. TEE 'N GREEN ESTATE S- ] BR, 1½ bath, central hea t A air, kit. chen equipped, fenced yard, halt block from Golf Course. Reduced $2.500 to 127.300. Check this out. e aw We have. lOw new VTe*s.-. homes left. No money down If you Qualify, 3 OR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, central heat & air, carpeted. From 522.000. Box IN, Dept, 931, Albany, Mo. u. — ANYTIME CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS--"4"1 Eves. 323.3119 anxious to sell. $12,500. $200 weekly possible stuffing en vitopes. Send Self-addressed, stamped envelope. Edray Malls. Leader 322-2420 Special.) BR, I bath, 2 story home In nice neighborhood. Owner l.3OS.5743434 ______ Call Sanfont's Sales All sIres, all price,, low, low down. Cheaper than rent. You don't have to be a veteran. Call today. PINECREST_IBR,3bath,on]big lots. Lots of extras, including pool & income producing trailer on back lot. S10, Terms available. If You Qualify '135 minology A Insurance claims. 332 * VA RE- SALES * carpet, kitchen equipped, fenced yard, Owner relocating, $39,230. — House In 3 Months From H&A, W.W carpeting, plus loads mare. BPP Warranted for $63,000. RIVERVIEW AVE.-) BR, 2 bath, central heat A air, walI.to.wall You Can Have Your On. Bedroom Employment wanted, experienced secretary.receptionist, good typist, didapnone, medical ter 372.3991 Lake Mary- 3 OR, 1½ bath new Country Trailer-7 BR, 1 bath, air, $123 month plus deposit. Cliff Jordon, Realtor, 131.1227. Studio, 1, 2,3 322.2111 3229211 - LARRY SAXON INC.. REALTOR After Hours: CITY- 404W. 25th St.- This 2 OR, 2 t.ttl i- : is zoned RMO1 and CU ;ki ue used for Nher then single family residential. Has loads of extras which make, it a good buy at $32,900. COUNTY- Wekiva Park Dr.- 3 BR, 2 bath custom built home on appros S acres with 300' on water front. Equipped kitchen, central TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. 4311019. ' Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 33-Houses Furnished ______ Luzwy Patio Apadments TAFFER REAL T Y IDYLLWILDE.... 202 Dogwood — Executive ] SR, 2 both on large lot with brick fireplace in living '—I" '"V wxr.i for sict,figo. Deltona,44I.Mll — Reg. Real Estate Broker IIOOE.75thSt. 332. 831-301. eneva e - 10 mm. from 1.41 Altamonte Mill. Furn, or Unfurn. $225 mo. 372.4301 BR 1 2 BR Unfurn, Air, carpeted, etc. $95 'no. up. 323-001. ardens DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker General Contractor 3 OR,I both, garage, washer. dryer, fully carpet, sprinkler system, Sanford.Adults, Modern Studio, I G l- immaculate (rnido and out. 133,4W. JOHNNY WALKCR - 19. I BR turn, apt., fenced yard. $150 mo., $30 damage, half utilities. No deposits. anytime. KRIDER, ASSOC. 101W. CommercIal Phone 332-isgi, Sanford — Winter Springs-.. 3 BR, excellent condItion, mm. lease 6 mos. $263 mo No pets, Near School. 377 0335. M.rthdhs Traft - 53W.RadiohSte,io Casaelberry, let's talk turkey. 4Sa Building 26'x$0'. See to op. predate. 531-2335. GROVE MANOR- 1501 Mellon. Ville- QiJalijycoflstruct3 OR, 2½ bath, central H&A, carpeting, has over 7100 Sq. ft. living aria. A CITY- 1301 E. el St., Lovely 2 OR, I bath home Is ideal for newly weds or retired couple. Nice 331O7599ves.322.7 Comer lot has big trees, and is Convenient to shopping. only Winter Sprungs-pmmaculate3 BR 331.300. 2 bath with many extras. Must so to appreciate. Call 377.0531. ____________________________ CITY- goo Elm Ave.- Additional 1 OR apt. comes with this 3 OR, 1 bath home. Est-in kitchen. family W. GARNETT WHITE room needs a little TLC, but a Reg. Real Estate Brow good buy at $10,000. JOHN ' 321.7151. '1 service, used machine, EVES 322.1517 or 322.0117 great buy for $41,500. Lov.'Iy 3 OR, 7 bath, centrj'j'' eal a air, family rm., garage, large CENTRALLY LOCATED- Lilt new 3 BR, 2 barn, 2-car garage, fenc ed yard, 5ef.rate studio, central heat and air, w.w carpet, 33.000 equity A assume loan of continuous clean oven, dish. 5)2.000. 3210503__________ .• u'!5Pier. ris and u,epes. Tins ------------------- W7746. AIr, carpeted, quietI and 2 bedrooms, 5123 to $135 month. Adulti. Phone 332-1110 District Judge DEE-137 Harold Hall Realty 2103 Grove Drive 3 BR, 114 Bath, Family Rm. $165. Into. lnwlndow, - - I BR.. turn. apt , 'Igtlt5, W_r Mature adults. No Det $15 72% alter 4 wk days. Publish: Oct. 4, II, 11. 23, Nov. 1, 5, 1976 DEE.21 Defendant,. OR, 2 bath, family rm., space galore. $25,500. — Efficiency ii IS Utilities incl . Call 372.1410 iijEioflci aPpearI,l9 to the c that the defendant, Printha M. Carpenter are not inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and have 7641 ELM AVE.- Comfortable fl-Houses Unfurnished 2.1 block, country kitchen, sa'eone if Porch, large lot W. owner h04din 1. $1,000 on., $130 mo. $13,900. For used furniture, appliances, few, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items. tarry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. MOONEY APPLIANCE5m. Hal Colbett Realty Stenstrom Realty Cásh 22-432 KENMORE WASHER parts, Store Building, 7Th and Cypress Sanford, 2 apts. upstaIrs, smal house. Rented, $11,900. Reg. Real Estate Stoker 76315. San" Ave. . cupancy. $26,900. Adults. No pets, $95. 372.32% wk. dys after 4. 332.74 Is IIr 25,974-38 -ntedtoBuy - With ICE Maker Phone3fl.4OV Interested? BATEMAN REALTY 305 SATSUMA DRIVE- Affordable, 3 OR. 2 bath, family rm., inspect & make offer. Immediate oc 16 apt., kit. equip., A:c,ca. ____________________ Notice is hereby given that we are engages itt beslewes at at. 1 lox DewY 17.52) MJItIand 3773), Sernkioie County, Florida, underthe Of MEXICO, U.S.A., and that we intend to register said name with, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florid. In accordance with the provisions of me Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section $4S. Florida Statutes Choice school area. sai,spo, ' IRoom turn, duplex. 24th St., 1sf. A last ma. plus sso dip. Aft er S. call 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Furnished 2300 MeIlonville Ave. _______________ FICTITIOUS NAME rm, perfect for entertaining. Weekly. 351$ Hwy 17-97, Sanford. 4100. _____________________ Drive, Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. under the fictitious name of RATLIFF A SONS. and that we in. tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section 565.09 FIOVId• Statutes 1957. S: Thomas Ratliff, Jr. B. E. Ratliff Ratliff A Sons Publish: Oct. It, 21, Nov. I. S. 1974 DEE95 306 SATSUMA DRIVE- Light A cheery, 3 BR, 2 bath 21' family lB ro M pg REFRIGERATOR, Side by Side 323-7832 REAL ESTATE Realtor CALL HALL 5620 or fl3.7si SAN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult A family park. EMILY C. COURSON, Wife, OiOvwfll, Deltona, Fla. 32753. and Perhaps Alcoholic HERMAN 0. COURSON, Husband. Mature adult for baby sifting and jk Can Help NOTICE OF ACTION housekeeping, live in. Room, Colt 423-45111 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: board and salary . Write Box 411, Write P.O.Box 1213 HERMAN 0. COURSON WHOSE c.otha Evening Herald. P.O nnv Sanlord.Fior,c.simI RESIDENT AND M.tUt$ \ CRESS 13 ROUTE 3, BAXLEY, NANSONSHOESHOP — GEORGIA 31313. "NEW lOCATION" A sworn Pet Ilion for Dissolution of 104 Park Ave., across from Atlantic Marriage having been flied Bank. Sanford Central Florida's regarding a request for the Finest Sloe Repairs. Courteous I dissolution of said marriage to Day Service. we want your "O1'R LITTLE FEE IGENCY" Emily C Courson, in the Circuit bu sis, Thanks. -WE SELL SUCCESSCourt In and for Seminole COunty, 3233171 Florida. the short title of which Is: DIVORCE FORMS- For . 201 Commercial IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF formation write to: Box 791, Nurses: RNs A LPN's, Aides, Aid. IMILY C. COURSON, Wife, and Pompano, Pie. 33061. companion. Needed immed iately, HERMAN 0. COURSON. Husband, 6230636. these presents command you to ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll appear and tile your Answer or Free. 1443021 for "We Ce"ar LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric ix. other defensive pleadings with th e "Hotline," Adults or Teens. parlance preferred. Apply in Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for person. Sanford Nursing & ConSeminole County, Florida, and serve 4.-OId care vaiescent Center. 930 Melionville a copy thereof on Wife's attorney, C. Ave. Vernon Mite, Jr., Of Cleveland, Mite A Bridges, P.O. Drawer z. Educational Child Care for astowas $3, weekly it you quality. 323.5431 Telephone Solicitors, experienced at Sanford. Florida 37771, on or making appointments, for in. the 5th day of November, 1576, home salesmen. Top hourly rate otherwise a default will be entered plus bonus. A position also against you. available on commission basis ' WITNESS MY HAND AND 0 from your home. Sunday only 32) FICIAL SEAL Of the Clerk of the 1473 or weekly 332.1533. Circuit Court, on this 25th day of FICTITIOUS NAME September, AD., 17t Notice is hereby given that we are (Seat) 21Sitiations engaged In business at 2731 Orlando nted Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 4, 11, 15, 23, 1976 DEE25 UNITED STATUS IIISTRIC COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case N.. 74 344-Orl.Civ.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs. PRiNTHA M. CAR. PENTER, etc., it al Defendants. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION - On motion affidavit of plaintiff In the above entitled cause United States Attorny, in an action against the defendant(s), Printha M. Carpenter, a single woman, and Milund, Inc., a Florida corporation. and to enforce a lien upon g property situate in this District and described as follows: Lot , Lake Sylvan Estates, accord ing to plat thereof recorded in Piat Booli. 12, page 13 and II, of the public nicords Of Seminole County, Florida. and it 41-Ho($ Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred, CallBatit _- ±: 31A-Duplexes 31-Apartments Furnished Telephone solicitors, must have experience Work from home phone. salary A commission. 323. — 1004 Palmetto, Sanford, One 1 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated, Come See. E. Airpo 1111 Blvd., Sanford, 373.1310 equipped, washer, dryer, carp, drapes, and fenced yard. Own Pr having town. Call George Willi REALTOR-ASSOCIATE, S2 REALTORS 1012Slhsi multiple listing service Like new, 10 mos. young, kltCts In Nos SliO Per month. Phone $30.$6 — Clean furnished 1st floor, apt. Private entrance, Adults only. BAMBOO COVE APIS ____________________ 1 Bedroom mobile 606 Park Ave. Call Orlando 3,5. 5511, ____ ____________________ - -A -Cowl Sanford- 2 ii oldir frame, dep lot, extra good garden, Citrus A ____________________ Shade frees. 3230035. Classified Ads will always give you more... Much • Much More than you expect. $18,995 - 2 Unfurn. A 1 turn. Stove A refrigerator turn. $1 10 to $123 mo. I'll FT pIexesFum Unfurn., Wooded, Home size lots, RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 363. 3721. utility bldg. 773.1051. — 1 BR 12' wide, furnished. c, Adults. $IlO per mo. 3fl-j, 323.0524 The Classified Ads will help you find that lob. Noon The Day Before Publication FICTITIOUS NAMU Notice Is hot given that I am engasd I business at Carrier of 4th 323-1957. - —_--_-__ DEADLINES — 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpet, d, central host A air, large fec III yard, large workshop, plus mel .1 £NiHiraM, Somlurt FL I _______________ 41-Houses - Miller Road, now Lake Jessup. OR, turn. Adulti. $30 dip, $135 ,yia,3 WELAic* APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. O Looking for a lob? 41-Houses $$Smo.Referene, I OR Trailer, In Paola, 3314120, -- _ - a ' - New modem singli Itory, 1A bedroom acts, and compIef1 ly furnished stud Mont io apart 5 Conveni.ntpy located & b landscaped. landscaped Abundant storage (Including attics and "GE Energy Efficiency Pacliag,.. 5145, Call 323-3301 beta', $ From A 3:30, RATES . HOURS Mike Hattaway 7 c, - 34-4"10 Homis MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv,airConMaidsery QUALITY INN NORTH I I & SR 131, Longwood $7 40M 831-9993 322-2611 fl:OOa.m.,or Soon ttiere.ner. NOW LEASING Sanford Court Apartments LLà1!IIVId DONNA RAE PARDUS, Wife.Petitioner. NOTICE OF ACTION (4) (Wed. only) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL "Bind Siy" a Story of a usruidvs t'AR'' NEIOHEOR 6:45 at War aridtheyouslgU.Slson ________ S PAIL HARVEY COS# 12) UV1NGVRDS 630 Husband Respondent, and (4) MARCUS WELBY 11:50 6:34 IN PR THE MARRIAGE OF: s SESAESTFbtT pq' Pre.i.1Md LASSIFIED ADS _________________ F4CIS HARRY PARDUS. 410 14) HAPPY DAYS (Fl) tiR Georgia Engel. khn Pe Sd1de. 24 THEA0AM$ C*'ONICLES: '.lohn Ans. Ple5adeelf(179118QI.)"Adan mes to saee with slJexWXW _______Thomas Jef. tenon and moo of 14 cabinet abotfi the courstrys governmere. EngiieidancjFnaraare f2_1 14) HonokAL 1130 u (4) (4) LOVE OF LIFE S LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE _.--I dostre. .9 ECAPTAINAM)TEN NILE: Guests: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 400 2) IRDp$ IDIE (Fl) (1) GLUGANS ISLAND (Ii MERI ORFflN , 1 ' 6:30 '4) KUTANA (4) StJISE SEMESTER • 'Quid the '#*idd liØi(. her puenls stb feels stiej traded one d another. 44 NEWS DEE.127 ZOOM (4) (aft only) HOT SEAT (Ties. vvauØ Pd.) DON HO ____ tJT1V SUITE: Men her fellow wronsts we wrested stacey , freed onbailbi4. at honiith William B. DeMIIIy Commission Clerk Publish Oct. 25. Hit '1) GENERAL HOSPITAL 3.30 A) BEWITCHED Fcar* R NEHIPE ALMANAC 2) () WITH THIS AltO (Tues, Thum) I DAM OF JEANNIE (Wed).) DBCC: PROFILES It (Fri.) PICTURE OF The s$ory dSII 1I5 PtVUtS ide. her relstlorwh, with PUb pubGeorge piárn (.ktei Fuiythe) iid ftiflIs 1 (SEAL) 3:15 gsfl. Dr. coo": Folly 6:15 rJJ as the famed 193 flier arid CtIStT*)fl of MJflWY5 flØls. rainy Sunday, Richards ft-vutunbromno,e,b Charley Ms somedirig more cerebral m mid. (8 VILLA AIEGFE :JoTFORvMENOPLY: 'IJI TJNSHINE ALMANAC 2 'Ii PiC MOViE: 'MwIla Emhart- stari ng Susan Clark 9) NFL FOOTBALL- St. Louis atwasriirn. 24: FALl. OF EAGLES: in series arnas renect ___ OV peniorie jar"gorwris thol , leraty reshaped Europe from 1848 to 1918. 9.30 4. 6) ALLS FAIR: i a (1) (4) ALL. Pt TIE FAMLY (1) VOM OF FCRTI.IPE -;. 4) i (I) S&I4RISE JIELFE - herself at hen. 0:57 '2' 12) NBCNEVVSUPDATE 9.00 4 6) MAUDE: An op. prehenslve Maude visits Waite? H. AIPO?d. P.O. Box 4101OO. Miami, Florida 33141 is counsel for the applicant. Al said flip, placeall . terested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard, By DIRECTION of Chairman WILLIAM T. MAYO, Commissioner WILLIAM H. SEVIS and Corn. mis$ionerpAULA F. HAWK1$5,as and Constituting the Florida PublIc Servlc.Co,nmIssion. this 17th day of September, irn. PYRAMID. .T MJ V& We 130pnt 230 t) () THE DOCTORS (1) (1) THE GUIDING LIGHT TO LIVE 31)0 rJ (12) ANOflERRLD 111)0 600 It CANDID CAMERA 4 _ . ICGANS HEROES I) BREAK THE BANK to brink of (R) 200 if) S20.Ooo ____ Tuesday ____ Carvi &srwe, VarIs l toipa,, Saty Smatism Picy , , • iui,. a 700 CLUB 10:00 ii) (U) SAWORDNID9ON ((Fl) CE RIOHI C4) (4) 1010 (1) HOLL'COSOUUIES MARCUS WELBY. M.D. 300 Telephone and ml, Company to amend General Subscribs Services Tariff, Sections *3, A13 i.ild MOO relating to public an. nouncemint service. Applicant shell profile Commission iii testimony exhibits in support of its application later than Monday, October IS, ATTV WOMEN: RXesO&IrIPn_ FMJi 0:30 '*srots STUDY 4:3 HoLLYoosousjs 1. 24 SALWT 71 ( f3(oy)ROl1WO . ss Furnished Commission Chambers, DOCKET NO. 710522.TP On the County Root" )03, movembwf, Vt of aoolicaflon of Southern sell .-. __ a) DAILY WORD 110 4) LATE NEWS 2.00 7.30 2' WILD KINGDOM -Vad ores of Pat xia" '2) 1_4) ti AS m w TURNS (1) FAMILY FEUD: Pr.. - 'ØtPIWIsPW N NEWS (IJ NEWS (I) *,4siiop _____ ____ 61)0 I —--PLOIIDA PUBLIC PUSUC NOT PCI The Board if Ceunty Cern. SERVICE CO"ISSIM mi ionirs of County, NOTICI NIANINO illhiida public he.ringt, NOTICE is hereby given 1,1st an Florid EXAMINER will hold Public coramw the ~km d an or. hearings on the following matter at dinance is aust rates ciiar.nt to the public at the Sanlando, Upaila the time and place Indicated: and Oviedo Solid Waste Transfer 9:30 AM., Friday. 39 stations an the oscnes. LanIli. *,n, ", ;i The NIIrWIQ will be hold 110 South Orlando Avenue Seminole County Courthouse, Orlando, Florida Phonel23 1193 322-261] dttiOfl with a Herald c'asstied ad Weil help you write an ad that will bring taut saic CALL 322 26L1 ' 831-9993 '- �ISS1I WOK I..IS,d,Fl. 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'51 52 — — — 56 — — — — :__ — — — \ - 19 +d EEK 9 MEEK by Howie Schneider W THMS A CABIE CAR ~) 1146 SEtRET ID 1 1 1i, 11DIR AC - C iO 3ERE&) ' abo ut LllL._.1tJ ( ( •. - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & H.imd.hl a CcUp, ,qe! 00 WU FIND A SUITA15M SPOT it) INSTALL THAT Ii AT ThE YER LUCKY - ..—._-----.-II'ki A " GENRJWO • STEP r THtS WAY! THE IJAUNISAM '- 1 P . I + ST — • ' PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Verme., SAW ARE 'YOU A FUNNY LAUGHING1 INTERVIEW AT? "" PRETEND YCXJR LOLUPOP 15 A RFHg1J + I i 1/ e11 14 1 /1? ' YCXJ HOW IT WENT.' + + I'M GONG TO CANCEL YOUR PROGRAM, CARLYLE! ':' ' SOUTH ID) 4 Q 1055 VAII #K96 6AK62 Lamb I N-T. Pass 2 & Pan 2 & Pan 4 a Pan Pass Pan Opening lead — ' -0 Z5 + by Bob Thoves ______ X AGIZE-fir IER1411E o, 00 00 rrr) I ____ / I is. The way to get rid of it is to go on a good program, exercise . .. I I - c .1 , ... . • £V . ( + - • - . . '• ' ' l ) I . .- - (Hec.id P.?i by Tim Vincent) PRETEND IT'S ELECTION DAY A mock presidential election was held at Sanford's Hopper Elementary School morning. Waiting their turn at the voting booth are (from left) Heather I I0 City Manager Warren money on an athletic complex suggested that LI a large enough ding a 11".000 federal grant for city's planning and zoning Knowles Monday night detailed near Sanford Memorial plot of land were not avadable a park In the Georgetown area commission. plans to spend most of the Stadium near the center of the But the members of the Georgetown area, that two Get ng Runaround Sen or zen Says • Sanford city climmifislOnem were had bemcinclitilliIii1k. Unm du*g rresentaUve of a senior dtizena group Monday night. A new city policy which allows senior citizens' groups free use of the civic center three afternoons each week "te frankly, I resent the remark that was made," City Manager Warren Knowles said. "I know the commission hasn't given senior citizens a runaround. They've bent over back. wards to help, Mayor Lee Moore was also angered apparently dldn t satisfy Sam is the first choice; however he said if not Apple Valley, Lhm southwest Seminole as mandated a Nov. 3, lflO, referendum, An Barbara Edwards. Id of Monday night the + planni ng .an d zoning corn- smaller parks one with and 1 mission have recommended and basketball courts and one association's "position Is Unchanged. We are still opposed to that the planned park be "tot lot" — be developed. the park as proposed at this "centrally located" in the Knowles told the city time.it ?,in. Edwards went an side neighborhood. (I"Iffald 11111019 bY Donna Elias) commission Monday that wasn't They agreed that the negotiations with the schOol tosaythatitwasn for David Mitro, president of the Woodlands athletic complex, planned for a board to swap two adjacent south Seminole residents who Homeowners Ass ociation, asks the county com. plot of land near the old San- plots of land are at "a very rim don't live in the Apple Valley missioners to pledge that if plans are abandoned for ford Naval Academy junior point." He said he expected a subdivision to support a park in a park In the Apple Valley area that a park will be reply to hi latest P 5 rop" other than their own. built In Southwest Sen. Inole County. Commission avenues, is too far from the today. Of course, they would like it Chairman Michael Hattaay, who lost his bid for recenter of the neighborhood to in Apple Valley," she said. "We election in the September Democratic primary, serve the younger children — would like it over at the responded that none of his who would have to cross colleagues present may Woodlands." Mellonville Avenue, one of the be commissioners after the November election. Ko11 said his group reported city a main nor sou that several south Seminole ditions be met, If and when a probably the appropriate site." tho homeowners associations park is ever located on the site .ssv planning and zoning Republican Commissioner became interested in the owned by Overstreet Invest- Dick Williams said he was not commission members also project after Commissioner Sid ment Co. of Orlando. opposed to beginning Vihlen Jr. last week in a letter Although ViNen last week renegotiations with Apple suggested moving the park to said he supported Commission. Valley. However, William sold oda , Midway,apredominantly black er John Kimbrough's con- he also was in favor of area east of Sanford. tention to move the park to "protecting the neighborhood.,, Koil said Vihien's letter Is Midway if Apple Valley D La Initially, Williams opposed Bridge ....................2-B pp pe .................2-B "what started the ball rolling." residints didn't want it Vihlen placing the ar si Koll also said that other home- today changed his mind. Valley if local homeowners Calendar ..................4-B Osv.,a, ................... SA owners' associations will "I think we ought to look at didn't want it. Williams went on Comics ....................2-B Sporlit .........6-7-A support Apple Valley in its the Apple Valley site," Vihlen '* *.* .................4. demands that certain con said I think we've got r0n See 450, Page $A Dear Abby .................i-B Women .................... i-u - - • Kamlnsky. treasurer of the Sanford southwest Seminole County. Koil said Apple Valley situated New Sanford Park ? sanford's plans for spen- may surprise members of the p + Bill Koll, president of the Sennett, Todd Revels, Roger Harlow, John Sutton, Orra Bailey. Region Woodlands PTA, presented the petition which demanded that a McKinney and Maurice Edwsrds. Second grade teacher Teresa Burkhart county ere To Put tIficial, forcing bi d air as the opener to bid two a rimsuit if he has four cards re or to bid two diamonds if he does not have one. This time Sou th rebids two spades and North bids the spade game. West opens the queen of hearts. South lows one heart and the ace of spades and may ormay not loseadia. mond depending on which way he finesses for the queen. In any event. four spades is safe." Serenaders, who hold dances each by the complaint. Wednesday afternoon at the civic center. "I think you're shunting senior citizens Kaminsky said. "We're not getting a fair 3hake- All we're getting is a runaround," Kaminsky's complaint centered on the city's policy of opening the civic center to senior citizens groups on a A paid reser. ven ty. Kaminskid dances "This commission feels like we've given you niere than a fair shake," he said. "You can have the civic center anytime you want it If you pay." "We're paying indirectly Kaminsky began. "So is every other " interrupted. The discussion was ended when the conunissioners agreed that the senior citizens should be notified at least one week •• T —b y + Capt. - W ll ams Dies; Ch ef i i i :. • - .-_ Capt. John Wesley Williams (USN, Ret.). Sanford realtor and first cormnandant of the Sanford Naval Academy, died Monday. lie was 60. A resident of 2005 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, he was horn in New Orleans and retired to Florida after 27 years service as a Naval officer. A 1940 graduate of Annapol s, - 4 +. I.J Naval Operations at the Pentagon and assumed cornmand of the USS Observation island as his last command in 1961. f14 Capt. Williams retired in 1962 and became the first commandant of the Sanford Naval Academy. fie resigned from the staff in 1964, to establish Sanford Realty. a He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary H. Williams, Sanford; two sons, Robert Howard, Sanford, and John Wesley Jr., of Canada; five daughters, Misses Julie, Sarah Anne and Jean, all of Tickets for a drawing on an Amana Radar Range, with the Greater Sanford Sanford. Mrs. Margaret Maude McKenna, Orlando and Miss Christmas Parade Committee benefiting from the proceeds, went on sale this Patricia Williams. Canada; mother, him. W. Horace William, lzngboat Key; and two brothers, W. Horace Williarm Jr.. and morning. Purchasing the first ducats were Greater Sanford Chamber of COM- Robert Milton WiUiarru, of New Orleans, [,a. merce Executive Manager Jack Horner (left) and Seminole County Sheriff John Funeral Notice, Pa" SA Pow. Doing th e seUl gereParaeCommitecrma Pat Register (second Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Brisson Funeral from left looking up to her customer) and Virginia Longwell. chamber Iio me. The funeral mass wWbecekbrat Th ursday a(9amat All will All Souls Cemetery. - ; :. - + . + + ____ A COUPLE OF LONG-RANGE CHANCES CIi:sw ,—i &RS6. in AVTY s4y, AfT • s /(AIA , ej t. r L4 '- _______ . - . . .. - X&" /73 MW V 6er row 9a=N, ac APIX(WSJØT,e • . i . W tiOfl. thin conducted the election. (Carter 'Invites Conflict," Ford Charges, Page 5A) . ' - . • I - i law)m pan mty / He Chose Sea Over SAN FRANCISCO (AP) When he left the University of Sotdhern California business school, Bruce Collins was (aced wi th a choice: work for an accounting firm or sail yachts to tropical Pacific isles. lie chose sunshine and brisk winds on blue seas rather than fluorescent lights in some airconditloned office building. It was a decision which nearly cost him his life. -) On Sept. V, a stonu splintered and sank the 42-foot ketch Spirit about 900 miles west of San Francisco. But Collins, hired as navigator and skipper, climbed into a canopied life raft with Camilla Arthur, 21, and Jim Ahola, 25. They quickly became separated from another raft caring Durel Miller, 28 , and Nancy Perry, 21. Miller and Miss Perry were rescued 24 days later. But, - A#W : I i . + - b. II An Office"M It A/ at the whim of winds and currents, Collins' orange raft drifted (or 28 days, until a Coast Guard search plane spotted it Sunday. Collins was the only person on board. Mathourished, dehydrated and covered with sores, he told rescuers that his two companions were dead and buried at sea. But he refused to'make any public statements about the ordeal until he cd talk to their families, lie is scheduled to arrive here late today a board a Coast Guard cutter. Collins' ns' 16-month adventure started as a long vacation, lie kept his career options open. M accounting firm had agreed to hold it Job for him for six months while he sailed to lia aii and New Zealand. ost Later, he talked the firm into an extension so he could touch inore exotic ports, like Fiji and Bali, and get the miles under his belt to become a master seaman. lie crewed for yacht owners on his island-hopping journey, but now and then found it necessary to hop a plane. Meanwhile, he wre his parents infrequent but long letters, tr)ing to convey his passion for sailing while easing their disappointment. Sometimes he needed money from his savings, or would ask his parents thWathut Creek, Calif,,to cash some of inherited stocks. It wasn't much, but enough (if keep wind in his sails and a little meat on his lanky foot frame. 'Around September. we got a long six-page letter from him saving that he loved sailing so much and wanted to ' . • . /fXCfR )a't3f + . - by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryan 0 - T ', - " presented a petition signed by 450 south Seminole residents who support locating the nod ounty park at the highly co tested 40acre site near Apple Valley subdivision After the presentation, county commissioners voted 3to-O to instruct the county's parks department to re-enter negotiations with the Valley Homeowners Msocla- - . . ByEDPRICKETT ReraldStafI Writer The "not-soellent majority" appeared at the S'!no1e County Commission today and & '7. - : V DOMIMMRY TUMBLEWEEDS f - . remember when heaven and hell were gut Issues?" 3i - . .. - SE: T .— '! . -- a 'rs '.' of needed water causes f people to have headaches, feel tired and makes them more susceptible to heat stroke In hot II + - • .: And I don't think much of the progaganda aboist cellulite. The whole concept is more fraud DOIESN"T LOOK LiY WHRV pp . I you to have will return. FRANK AND + I , .. + + . . .1 and 10 'n of water or fat. I Diet. hers who want this diet South loses three hearts and a can stay on a diet for only a plan can send 50 cen13 for it spade and needs to locate the queen of diamonds to score short length of time, thus with a long, stmped, selfnine tricks." allowing myself only Urne to addressed envelope. Just send Jim: "Since the opening lose water, not fat. If I took fluid your letter to me in care of this is a picture bid, it is pills would I be able to see a newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, easy for partner to know if weight reduction on the scales Radio City Station, New York there Is no game, a possible A Kentucky reader wants to fluid loss and not be NY 10019. ' game, a sure game,a possible know If contract bridge is only DEAR DR. LAMB— One year slam or a sure slam' totallydehydrated? Also would 50 years old. Oswald: "The standard ft help reduce cetlulite in my ago I was told I had cataracts at answer is that it WAS inan early age. I am 46 now. I've notrump shows a hana with 16 vented by the late Harold S. s? 'AR" READER— Your worn glasses only for reading to IS high-card points anda 4- Vanderbilt in 1925, so it 51 344; 444V2 or 5-3-3-2 distribu- years old right now. body is a wonderful machine. It the last two years. tion. The it there is For a copy of JACOBY Iwouldlikethknowdetallson is o constructed that it f3 S '1nclube MbDERN send $ •'WIn Jack or a higher honor, but at Bridge," c/o this don't need for general health. admit I am a vain person and everyone has been known to newspaper. P.O. Box 48 The onlyexception is when you would like to know If I would violate this rule and oc- Radio City Station. New York, have a medical problem that look as ugly as a person casionally open one notrump N. Y, too 19) causes you to retain salt, or In wearing glasses for cataracts women before the menstrual DEAR READER— Go am periods. Female hormones tend your eye doctor. Many patients SIDE by Gill Fox toausethebodytoretaInsah have ov e t3 :jp:.' and water. ed arh contact lenses. Losing water is not helpful You would never know they unless you have an abnormal wear them. Deciding whether or not a accumulation for the reasons I mentioned. I presume you person can wear contact le"mma really want to get rid al some is an individual matter. Contact fat over your thighs and lenses after a cataract elsewhere. You do not lose that operation usually cause less distortion of the image than by eliminating water, Many people are impressed regular glasses. ii And not everyone thinks when they step on the scales and see they have lost pow&. glasses are ugly. Beauty is in But when it's water Ioss; it is eye of the beholder. But if it is deceptive and as soon as that important to you it is worth person recovers from the considering the cosmetic "wash-out" effect of water pills aspects. I am convinced that or gets back on a healthy diet people who think they look nice the water that nature Intended are happier and healthier. + a ,. . •. -. GLANCES •.. , .'- : . C EAST 4972 9K143 .s Dr. your advice on taking them. I understand that too much salt will cause one to retain excess 'i, C ' . 25 card ints and cwld well raise partner directly to three nottump. The SUV= convention allows him to res- 9752 0 A J 10 4 41113 VQJI04 old I know nothing • of o f 6 . with a worthless doubleton." Jim: "North has nine high- NORTH t Fat fluid pills and would like ., ',• • V I' '1 I . 4 water, thus making water- ill n . 8 OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY I would like to cut down on my enormous amount of salt intake To help you do this I am but can't that unsavored food. sending you The Health Letter ( . WIN AT BRIDGE DEAR DR. LAMB— I am 5 / ' Major auk tailor-made feet 3 weigh 1 25 pounds and am •, •. '•. Lost Water, I'i ra AQUAR VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) high esteem. shopping interests you today. Even If can't get out, you'll YO1PtAY browsing through the Oct. mi mall order catalogues. Considerable thought and ct. 22) M effort will be spent this year in UBRA (Sept. inquiring mind seeking new improving your Is yours today financial base A younger contact may get involved. You'll be unable to put C '~"• 45 Res dents B d Fo At A e Va ey - + L NotLos IA. - I, 10 Cents All DL410CRAT . ople who can many new rP! IIy. 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GEMM (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. ti-Jan You have an excellent mental (Jan . ( an.)-Feb. live up to your sun you' ll new ideas f r your home. Don't Today 14 ii. Tuesday, OCtObIr 261 1976 readily : 13 IO*N LOSER For today and can turn any 19) Bigger and better things have Into a fun will occupy your mind today, affair for all. You'll go after them In a quiet, 19) J CANCER (June 21-July 23) undemonstrative 50 Comedienne 26 Used clothes 6V By BERNM BEDS OW aWt Il CY Tilt Answer to Previous Punle ::r:' 9 1 41 Diminutive soffix ACOU LI:. IS . Ki"lled H1 rilake a tiletune of it," his mother. Kathryn Collins recalled in an interview, AW last letter. from Honolulu in September, said he wanted to decide where he wanted his life to go." bums was spotted after a search of some 30,000 square ["Ile& The pilot of the Coast Guard search plane. U. JamesSkelton,sald, "I want to find out what gave him the w I to live," "1 knew if anybody would make it, Bruce would make it," said hi friend and longtime sailing buddy Henry Coles, 24, of Saratoga. Calif. "lie always got the job done and was never one to quit. I sent a l etter to h pren(s saying that he would be oka, and he was." .5 -• 4... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 25, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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